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Home My WebLink About1976-04-05 - Orange Coast Pilot• • • ntam Gets New Chief Theft-Ruins---- Dream Holiday For Canailians MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 5, 1976 .---------YO..=L.:..:H HO ... 1 SECTIONS, i. l"AGU Dream Spoiled 0.lt' ~l .. 1t'M1t •t lltt_t_W ... l(M"t~ THEY PLAN RETURN TRIP DESPITE DISAPPOINTMENT Canadians William and Sylvia Seers and Their Children Theft Sours Trip For .Canada Pair 8y Ki\TllV CLi\NC\ 011~. 0.11, ...... ~···· f\ Cnnad1nn rouph":, rtn•am vuC'at1on to Cnhforna.i wn~ :-hut tt'red in llunltnf(lon l\<'ach S11tur dny. v.hcn t h1• S.150 they s avl'd for tht•ir trip wus stolen from lhl•1r locked l'ar Mr and Mrs. Wilham Sear~ or C11lgary. Alberta, hod ~tnppt.•d at the b<>arh bt'forl' checkln~ into a motel . so tht•tr 3·yeur old daughter, Joani<', could piny In tht• sand ond R<'t her first look al a surfer "We thouj.!ht thc car was 1n u !l&fe placr," SC'ar!> c;;ud today.' It was locked up t1Jtht " Rut th1t>\•es rraNI open u "in dow. <'mptaed $350 from Mr~ Rape Warning Effort Stopped I . 'SAN DIEGO (A P l-San Diego pt)Uce say tht>y have rut short a ooe·man leaflet campaign warn- irui Loma Portal residents or a "taplst in the neafllhborhood." j Lt. Ch.irles Schilder says ctples of a notr warninic oflhe sn c,alled "Loma Portal rapist" have spurred dozen s of frightened citizens to call police unnecessarily For then• as no Loma Portal rapist. Schilder says. "We have no reported cases al all on Potnl 1f•1" said Schilder. S.•ars· purc;c and nec:t ~•th th<' < n!ih and a camera. the couple told pohrc. Now Mr . and Mrs. Scars, their 1l:1ughter. and three month·old :i;on, Hilly, don't have the cash to ~<'l home. And tht> trip to Dis· ncyland they promised their daughter probably won•t take place. "We had becQ telling her i.he would see Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck." her father said today. "We wanted her to see Dis· neyland " Drficials at the LYNN (Love Your Nt>tghbors Now) Center in Huntington Beach learned of the ramlly's plight Saturday and ar· ranged for lodging through Tues· day at a Westminster motel Local churches have helped root the bill, according to center co·darector Susan Allen. and also provided food for the family. Mrs Allen and co-director Aon McLean were helping the family contact the Canadian consulate (~e LOSS, Page Al) Arson Suspected MIAMI CAP) -Pohce and fire investigators searche<l today for clues to back up a suspicion of arson in a blaze that clai med the li\'es of seven people trapped an an old wood -frame hotel. "Because of where the fire start ed. we have to suspect arson," fire investigator Frank Bah'1\ann said Sunday. Callaghan Replaces Wilson LONDON CAP) -Foreign Secretary James Callaghan was named to ,i;ucceed Harold Wllson today as prime minister and leader of Britain's ruling Labor party lie 1s a strong advocate of improved relations between Western ~urope and the United States "There will be no ms1ders and no outsiders and no cliques an my admanlstrntion." he told fellow Luborites after he was chosen. "So rar os the past 1s concerned f shall wipe the !.late clean und I ask ever yone else to do the same" Callaghan. 64. who represented has party's center nght ma.1onty, defeated Employment Secretary Michael Foot. 62, o left-winger, 1n a vote by Labor members of Parliament He got 176 votes to 137 ror fo'oot The new Labor party leader was assured of un early evening summons lo Buckingham Palace Crom Queen Elizabeth ll lier royal assent, a formality, ,., needt>d to make ham prime minister Walson , 60, announced his re· signouon March HI, saying he wonted to retire at that aRe. Ile said he also wanted to gave has successor at I Mt two years 1n or. flee before the next election, which must come by 1979. Wilson said In an interview tn· day thot he feels 20 years younger now th11t he ls slepplng down but that he has two areal <See BRITAIN, Page AU Bye, Bye, BigBwmy CHJCAGO CAP) -/\ rlamboyanl symbol of Hugh Hefner's Playboy empir&. his DC9 twin· enRinc Jetliner, has been sold for more than $4 million. A Playboy s poke3man said that the plane was sold to Omni Aircraft Sales, Inc , a Washington, D.C .. firm. The plane !!eats only 38 passengers instead of the convenllonal DC9 load of J 10. but there are com· pensations · a private bedroom. a shower. a con· ference hving room. a vidl'O·tape machine and an eight·track stereo system. Suspension of PreSley Triiiling ' Hirsute .Justiee Will Not Police Hair Rules A/finned · Return WASHINGTON <AP) -A police de partment may constitutionally regulate the length of an officer's hair and prohibit him from wearing a beard, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a vote of s ix to two, the justices reversed a de· cision of the U .S . Circwt Court m New York invalidat· ing such a rule adopted by the Suffolk County, N.Y. police department. Justice William 11. Rehnquist, s peaking for the court. rejected the argument of Thomas Owen, presi- dent of the Suffolk County Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, that the regulation trampled on the con· stitutionally guaranteed right lo liberty. Owen argued that the choice of personal ap· pearance is part of a person 's persona l liberty a nd that the government may not interfere with it without showing an overriding need. "The overwhelming majority of stale and local Police of the present day are uniformed," Rehnquist said. "This fact itself testifies to the recognition by those who direct those operations ... that similarity in appearance of police officers is desirable.·' Until April 13 Presley Trading Suspended Again The Securities •and Exchan~c Commission today announced an extension or a suspension In trad· ing in the stock of The Presley Companies or Newport Reach. Trading In the home-building company's shores was sus- pended March 25 by the SEC and the suspension was to have been Urted by today. But a message out of the SEC's Washington orfice thls mornln~ said the suspension will be con· tinued lo April 13. There was no rt>ason given for the continued s u s pen sio n , although a spokesman in the SEC's l.o:. Angeles office said a statement would be r eleased later. A spokesman at the Presley of· fices in Newport Beach said the company had not been contacted by the SEC and could atve no re· ason for the continued sus· pension. It had been assumed that the trading in Presley stocks was balled after news stories about an energy convertlng invention that Presley holds residential rights to began to leak out, re· portedly conrlrming that some tests on the converter had been successful. The converter, Invented by Dr. Sam Leach. is s upposed to use an unknown catalytic agent to break water down into its component parts, freeing the hydrogen gas for use in appliances where , nalura,l 1aa ls used. ' The invention, called the SLX Hydrogen Generator, was tested two weeks afo by two indepen- dent testing aborat.ories In Los Angeles and stories In a financial publication said that tests were successful. These results were given out by Morris Mirkin, owner of MJM Hydrotech, the company lhot holds automotive rights lo the in· venllon. Mlrkln, pr"sidcnt of Rudget Re n t·A ·Car of Soulh un ·. <See PRESLEY, Page AZ) Nazi-ignorant Jury Found· MILWAUKEE CAP) -Of 23 prospective jurors interviewed (or the trial or two figures in a local Nazi organization who were accused of ambushing a J ewish leader's car. none expressed particular disgust with Nazism, the trial judge says. ''Other than the term 'Nazi.' they didn't know anything about It," said Judge Patrick J . Mad· den of M llwaukce County Court. The job or assembling a jury whose 12 members had no bias against Nazis lumed out to be a surprisingly easy task, the judge and two lawyen reported. To Prison WASHJNGTON !AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court refused to· day to review the conviction of former Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. for the murder of civilians in the V1elnameso hamlet of My Lai in March 1968. An attorney for Calley said he has been told by the secretary of the Army that Calley will be placed on Immediate parole. "The secretary or the Army has stated and I have been as- sured by the counsel for the secretary of the Army, the general counsel, that Calley will be placed upon parole and will continue to live lhc )i(e that he is presently living." said the at· tomey, J . Houston Gordon, con· tacted in Covington, Tenn. "He <Calley) will not be returned lo pnson, for which we arc quite grateful. fie will be placed on im· mediate parole." The justices let stand an 8·5de· cision or lhc U S. C1rcwt Court in New Orleans reinstating Calley's 1971 court-murtaal conviction. Calley. 32, who as free o.e bail, appealed his conviction on two principal grounds: -That he was denied a fair trial because of "worldwide ancl all·pervasive" publicity an which (See CALLEY, Page t\2) W eathel" Variabl(' cloudiness but mostly s unny Tuesday, with warm e r t e m · peratures ran~lng from low tonight 43 lo 48 and hl~h Tuesday In mid or upper60s. INSIDE T ODA 'Y Thf: ucond part of a look at 1 the Caltfornio li/eltyle f!Z· , cmfnu numbert -the number o/ people, the number of auto•, the number of planet, the numbtr of boot•. the num~r of alaer1. tic. Page A 7. ........ ~--...... c.tllterftl• QauilllMI C-1<> en.·-·· 0.•lllHeOcff IHll«l•ll" ... llAtH1•1-.. t "'-· ..._ .... MllYMtM lade~ Ale M .. let At INll ... •tfMwt Al 0r • .,..c.umr .,.,, '--111• IJ Srtwla~r IJ s.en• Al MeO "'-l'totlt A• Toi.wit'-' •• n...,., AU 111119,.-., It ~14- l t ... ,,. ,, ,,, . .., AU .,. AU All •• ,,. A4 A 2 DAIL y PlLOT s ·Nixon's Head High r 'Final Days': .Claimed Imwcence NEW YORI< CAP> -Formf'r WoodwardandCarlBem.ntin. Jn tbo eurr •at luue , Prt's1denl Nixon. thret-da>s The a uthor11 won a Pullt.i:er New1weelt'1 excerpt.a ollhe boolc before he res\gncd, still dad not Prue tor lhe Washington POil for d~ribe a Cab1oel meeting Aul. beheve he ha<t <'ontmltted an int· fherr coverage or the Walerpce t; 1t1C, three day• before Mxoo peach11blt' offense and ~owed to scandals . restped. "fight 1t out ... with my hu d Excerpts from tho book Nixon1aquoleduaaylnc."UI h • g h . '' say 5 a r c port In published last week an Newsweek knew there was an Impeachable Newsweek maguiin<' told of a weeping, hard-drinking, ofleme, I wo uld not make tbe T he de11cn pt1on of the former swcide·threatenmg Nixon. Those Senate go through the aaony ot pre111dent's last days in the White r<>po rts brought denials from try\og to prove it. I will 10 Hou~e is in excerp~ from a nl!w Nixon's family und former as· through this with my head higb book. "Tht> Final Days," by Bob soc1ates. -rieht up to tbe end, if it • Birdtnon of Toronto ,,,. .. ,.,,,.,. Alber t Delutis, 55, feeds feathe red friends in a downtown Tor~nlo park. Delutis is the birds' regula r food supply dunng the w inter mont hs I ' comes." The article alao describes Nl.Jt. on as outraged at aides' sugges. lions that he resign and accusuig the press or "haunting" him. Gerald f'""Ord, then vi~ presf. dent, is described as "matter-of. fact and aomewhat removed" during lbe period, having told WATERGATE MOVIE PREMIERE HEL~4 Nixon he would m ake no public comments on impeachment At the same lime. Newsweek's excerpt s aid, Ford was assuring Nixon of his "admiralton and af· fection" and praising him for a "superb job" in foreign affairs. The excerpts detail desperate ef/oru by former Nixon aides H .R . H a lde man and John Ehrlichman to persuade Nixon to grant them legal pardons tor Watergate a ctivities. A t e le p h o n e c all b y Ehrlichman to Nixon's daughter Julie. in which Ehrlichman said pardons would "save a lot of em· barrassment to the President.·· infuriated her husband, David Eisenhower, according to the News week excerpts, because David thought Ehrlichman's re· marks amounted to blackmail. J;aJdeman also was described as sounding In telephone calls to Nixon aides as if he were "warn- ing that he would send Njxon lo jail if he didn't get a pardon." Nixon. the article said, asked hls chief of s taff, Alexander Haig. to consult White House at- torneys Leonard Garment and J a me s St. C l a ir abou t llaldeman ·s r e quest fo r a pardon. St. Clair was quoted as saying that "maybe pardons should be considered," but Garment. the article s aid , d escnbed the idea as ··grotesque " Saddleback Teacher "It wou ld be sa ying to hell with the system, with justice. It would bring the root down ... " Gar. ment is quoted as saying. "If the P res id e nt gr ant:. thi s pardon. he will be insuring his own tnal He will he forcing 1l. T he public has to have a head, and 1r the Prei.1dent take:. the heads a way. the public will have his·· Hearing Scheduled By LAURJF. Kt\."PER 0 ! I~• D•lly Piiot SIOlf A hearing by the Orange Coun- ty Board of Educ at ion on t•har~t'l> br ought b y th ~ Saddlcback Valley Unified Sc-hool D1l.tnN against an employe would <il'l a precedent in the county and lhl! 'late. according to a l>pe>kl'~man for the county board. Board m em bt>rs haH ngrel'd to set a date for a hearing on c h a r ges brought aga1n!.I n a r b ara ll nhn, a l>C'hool psyrholog1st, whe n they mcf't Monday, Apri l IS. s111d J im Fagan, public informallon of. ficrr. lie said they will also adopt i:wdchnrs for the heanns; nl that llme Fagan said the county board hn!I never held a heanog of lh1.., ktnd "It has n t'VN happen<'d In Cal1forn1a . to t he' ~!>t of our know led ~e . 1n this part1r ulJr w:iv," he said. 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Thus . hi! explained, t hi s "o u l d a l:.o prevent a h•achl.'r. again..,t whom charges are considered :-ub~tanllated , fro m t each1n~ 1n the rounty almo.,t 1mmed1<itl'ly L..t s l month. Saddlcback 's Superintendent Richard Welte u~ked the county bo<ird lo revoke lht' rcrllfi<·ah•s of nurbara n Hahn, a i.chool psyc-holog1st who hai. worked in the d1stn ct for 1•1J!ht rears. The districl 's complaint fn1 rnallv charge" hrr '<'Ith "Un · µroft'<;s1onal conduct, evident un · fitness for teac-h1n~ and per:.1s· lt·nt dt•fianc1• of dnd n •h1 ... al to oht•\ lh1• law" rl'l:Ult.1t1n~ the Jullt'" of tt.·.tcht·r.., · !\11:.-. lh1hn hao; dt•niNI the• rh.1r$?e" and ~aid ~he• ha~ hired 11n .1ttorney to fight them. Harris es Say Patty 'Lied' A bout SL.4 NEW YORK (AP) --W1lllom 8nd E m ily Jlarr111 have been quoted as saying the wron g peopl<• were ronvicl~ for the 1973 murde r o f Or Marcu~ f"osler. supe rintendent of 11chools In Oakland. T he statements by the two Symbloncse L1berat1on Army members. quoted Sunday In New Times Magazin<', took issue w1lh P atri cia Hear st's t estimony Fl'b JR that she had ~n told lht• -;am<.' thing She added from the \l.llness s tand al her bank rob· bery tria l that Russell Little, 26, :ind Joseph Re miro, 29, the con· \'lcted men, were in the back seat nf a waiting automobile during the slaying. ln the ;nterview with New Times. Harris said Patty lied a bout Llttle and Remiro being in the car . Little and Remlro them selves were al s o In · t.erv1ewed and de nied being pre· sent. "lt was re al Indicative of the whole He arst m entality the way Patricia threw Russ and J oe in as an afte rthought. We had talked with Patty for over a year a bout how th ey were innocent." William Harris said "Nancy Lina Perry and Mu moo n (Patricia Soltys1k) and Donald D. De Fteeie were the ones who carried out the acUon." f'ro'" Page 11 I CALLEY ... he was "labeled ... as a ghoul who had wantonly massacred hundreds O( innocent C'IVIJians." That Congress should have been compelled to release con· f1dential inform at1on tor use 1n tiis tnal jus t a:. form<'r President Nixon was required to do in the Water gate sranda t. Calley has been living as a c1v1han in Columbu!I, Ga ., since his conv1c-tion was overturned Sept. 25. 1974, by U.S Distn ct J udge J . Robert E lliott of Cotum. bu:.. Although the clrcwt court re· ver:.ed lh111 dec1s1on, •tile Army released Calley on bail .m .l.~H .. und ha!I said it doc:. not plan to re- turn hi m lo pn snn Calley wa s accui.C'd or killing 102 Vietnamese C'1vihans in a ~weep through My Lai. lie was ' ronv1ctt.>d of murdt>nn~ al least Z2 :md "'us M•ntence<f to a life term Subsequent appeals rl'· duced the te rm to 10 years before he was fref'd on bail The Jlouse Armed ~erv1cc~ Committee rtfused to let the de· fense look at the result.~ of its My L3i hearings, compnsing 3.045 pal'es of teaUmony by 151 wit nesses . The government asked the high court to let the conviction stand, saying Calley "was not tri ed i n an a tmosphere of persecution" a nd release or the Congressiona l d ata would not have affected the outcome of hill trial Fro• Pa~A I PRESLEY •.. California, ls a Lido Isle nelehbor of Randall Presley, head of The Presley Companies. The Pre11ley spokesman saJd the company is awaiting official results of those tests and will re· lease information about them, after chttking wlth all the re- gulatory agencies Involved. Speculation that the invention could r eturn substantial pronts to pubUcy held Presley-MJM Hydrotech is not held-publicly held-has m ade the company's stock one of the m~t heavily traded stocks on the Amtrican Exchange. Des pite an earlier 5U5pension in January, the s tock has risen from S3 a share to more than $20 wbeo U w u suspended Marcb2S • • Rent Fight Kill.a One TUCSON. Arit . <AP> A California teen-ager, r~ fused In hli1 demand for a room rent refund, shot and killed • hotel auest and wounde d two employt-s be for e police· s hot un d wounded hi m -SUnday nJg'ht, officers said. Robert Rodriguei. 17, of Santa Fe SprinJts. was un. d e r g uard a t a locu l hospital today where hc was being treated for u leg wound. Police said R odrigue~ checked Into thE' Anzon3 Hotel downtown Sunday and a few minutes later. came to the desk und de m anded his m oney bac-k BRITAIN ... dis appointmen ts -his fa1l ure to settle the Rhodesian problem a nd the s trafe i n Norther n Ireland. W1Json was d ue lo go to Buck· ingham Palace shortly to recom- m e nd that the queen nA m e Callagha n as his successor. CaUaghan was due to am ve an hour later and kiss the queen's hand on being a sked to form a government. Callaghan is a personal friend of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger . The two consult re· gularly by telephone. As prime minister, he 11> expected to uritl' closer tics between the Un1tt"d States and the nine-nation Euro· peanCommon Market. Callaghan will come to No. 10 Downing Street with more ex· perience in om~ than many pre· decessors. He has already held the thre e top ca binet posts besides prime minister -forei~n secretary. home -sttretaryi•and chancellor of the exchequer. Unde r t he British system. when the prime minister resign:., the party with the most seats in the House of Commons, in th1~ case Labor, choose~ a new lead~·r and he autom at1cally becom~s pnme minister Near Ai or ts EPAAdvocat Noise Controls WA JllNGTON (AP-, -En- vlro n mcnta l rrotection Ad mm111trator Russell E. Tra in said today the ft'deral ~overnmcml !.hould ~et standard.'\ tn rt-dut~ th<' no1st> around it1 11>0rt~ or el:;c let &1rpor1 opt>rator:. make ~ome noise rules. And Train sharply rntir11t'd the con tro\'ers1al Concorde 1>uperson1c transport a11 ..a plant• th.it 1~ out or tune \!.'Ith tht> llmt'!> and "11h l ' S pohctl.':. on no11>e and enl.'rg~ Train s a1d •11rrraft noise has been not only a bother to r<>s1· dents and businessmen near airports but also to airport ownl!rS themselves, often hit by law:;ui ts seeking compen:.at1011 for noise damage but unable to set rules for noise rt>duction. Train. 1n a speech prepared for a confere nce of the lntemauonal Institute o r Noise. Control Enaineers, u ld the problem re- Fro• Page Al LOSS .•. today lo see If officials could get them the cash to get home. atsla solutions bee~ no one ac: cc-pts responsibility for h. Ht> said the ff°d<'ral aovera· ml'nt should.take t,tte lead. "To bc~in with. 1 oollevt' l ai rcraft m anu(arturers need havt> the f1'dt'rul .:ovtrnmcnt <·1>tabhsh oulion•I aircraft 1lan, dards ... he s aid. and alve them time enough to bc.iild and market quieter plant's. He said l ht-' government "should firmly identify those takeoff and landrng proct"durei y, h1ch a re both safe and udvan. tageous from a noise abatement point of \'iew, a nd should ensure th<.'tr universal use." lf such a ste.p on tbc part oC lbe. feder al government Is not posll• ble, the individual airports wiU have to impos e rules. he s aid. He said his agency has almosl finished developinc a method by whlch airports can s11.e up their nruse problem and make plan.t to reduce it. "We plan to propose an airport regulation to the !t'ederal Av••· tton Administration ln the near future which will mandate the use oftbis pla nning process il\ ~ development or noise abate men,l plans al the natlon'a airport.a, .. Train said. Sears .spid today be has been surprised at the kindness showo B~•,.... Tel'-by local police a nd the LYNN "V'CN,., .I. j l,IJ Center "The w;iy we ha\C been Ire.it· Le--1-r Goal l'd 1:. fa ntastic-." he :-aid ~ And hl• i.a1d t"\ en 1f the family c;in't l>Pl'nd the WC't.'k thev h.icl SAN DIEGO CA P > -Gov. Ed. pla nn ed t o uring Southern mund G. Brown Jr., ra1sinf California, the trip has bt1en u funds for his presidential earn· good one. pa1gn he re a nd in Los Antleles, ''.We">de lovo .. lt\v,c0W1try. Jutt" · vsn)'"S' 'dn'e'orttlt!·P~eslcfent .. ! millst · to see California to me was really l'tl:.ks is setting r ealistic goals for fa ntastic." i.aid Sears. "'ho " J lht> nation truck drH er ·A leader ran set a lo~. ct.n And despite the theft, &-ars express a philosophy and can said. he and his wife plan to :>a\•e dcsrri be a future that 1s either their money and rPI urn to rons1s tenl with "'hat 1s possible California next ~ear to fm1:.h or not." he told a ne\\S con· their dream tnp fer<'nC<' Sunday. It! California. Mow Over 85 Offices To Serve You Border To Border. ,r Join the tens of thousonds of Col1fom10 sovers ot lmperiol. Behind every a that slonds for lmperiol you'll find high inleresl on insured savings, o friendly stoH to serve you, ond convenient free i.ervices. lmper1ol really does hove ti's for you. High lntcmt On Insured s.mn,s. 77S' ~SO'-t. .7;," --;...- 0.0-. 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()all.,......,...,,. c. .... ,_,,,...,"' "'-"o om I ;-1; t Sunday's Sermon Reported By Tom Barley IE:ditor'1 f{fll1;_ This u a Mcmdoy feature m which D<nl!I Pilot repqrtn Tom Barley gn~.t Cl pt>riOM?rzelfnccormr-~ from. a church or ~selected at random 111 tM Dolly Pilot drNLahon area. The chwchaJ.io will be the IUb)ect of o Jroture on Sotwda11'• church pa.tJe.) .Burned f ireinan Credits Prayers A Mission Viejo· fireman whose almost complete re· covery Crom massive bums has been described by d0<:tors as miraculous told a local congregation Sunday that the power of prayer helped h.im to survive his agony. ~.resus showed me-how hLS power worked," Los Angeles Fire Department employeTom Schmitz told worshippers at the People's Church. 28722 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo. "lam here because of Wm." SCUMITZ, 28, OF2"0J Tampico Place, suffered second degree burns over Z7 percent of his body and third degree bums over seven percent of hi s body wht!n he and other firemen pulled three men from the blazing wreckage of a DC 6 al Van N uy s Airport. Schmitz and his colleagues were trying to reach the other three trapped airmen wnen Ute a1rcratt explOde<l. Onlookers said Schmitz, the most seriously burned member of the fire crew. immediately erupted into a ball of fire. Schmitz, Still healing arter plastic surgery. broke down repeatedly as he told the congregation: "Oh, how l love Jesus. I've been waiting to say that to you for two months. "IT'S A STRANGE TJUNG to say but I knew I was go. ing to die when that plane exploded," he said. "And I was happy. J resented regaining consciousness later because I thought I was being brought back from heaven. "Jesu.s Christ had other plans for me," he said. "He has healed me where men with similar burns have died and he listened to the prayers or (>(.>Opie like you ... Schmitz said his belief in the power of healing was strengthened when he saw a boy's club root healed during ·' ch11rctuerviees,, He &aid Lbat., w,as oae,.of m_.JlX .ia~f..@~es of sickness and disease checked and cured in healing sessions. Obviously distressed, be told the congregation that he believes J esus Christ also saved his disintegrating mar· riage. "DEBBIE AND I WERE drirting apart," he testified from the pulpit wrule his wife and 2·year·old daughter watched him from the congregation. "But we are happy again today because Christ is al lbe heart of our home." The young fireman warned the congregation "that we take far too many things for granted today and fail to re· cognize that Jesus is ready and wai ting for us to seek Him. "l once was the same way and as stubborn as a mule,·· he said. "But today I love Jesus an<l I'm a Christian. Nothing else matters." , Three Fire/ ighters Hurt in GG Blaze A classroom building 'at Wakeham Elementary &hoot in Garden Grove burned to the ground late Saturday and three firemen were hurt trying to bat- tle the roaring names. The cause is being investigated. Fire officials listed damage to the three·classroom structure and its contents at $120,000 but 11chool officials said it will cost $160,000 to replace. A Garden Grove police spokesman today confirmed that an arson Investigation is under way. The blaze started in a teacher's work room but the ex· act cause hasn't been pinpointed Two firemen suffered smoke inhalation while flghuni:i the fire, wlilch began at about lt·JO pm. :ind raged until shortly nrtf'r mid· night. A third firemen di~localt'd So"let l'isitor his shoulder trying to move hoses, a fire department spokesman said. Man Nabbed With Hostage TRUCKEE <AP> - Authorities said a man who took a woman hostage was BP· prehendcd today aft~r a four. hour standoff with police. California Highway Patrol Lt. Joe Boecking said the man ap. parenlly took the woman hostaee nl a bus depot and Oed toward the Carpenter Valley area three miles north or here. There were no injunes, officers said. The Soviet four·m::isted bark l<ru7.enshtern will visit the United States this summer as part o( Operation Sail, a bicentennjal nautical parade or sailing vessels. of which the Kruzenshtern will be the largest. Bishop Blmts Strike LOS ANCELES (AP> - Timothy Cardinal Manning, -Arch~~-Ang«.le" Diocese. has denounced a threatened strike by Jny teachers ~t 26 Catholic hi&h schools. · In a letter to all Catholics in the area, Manning said a strike ··can only be disruptive and divisive and would be an Irresponsible act wh.ich could only rebound to the detriment of the students.·· Manning's letter came after n 136· LS vote Thursday to authorize tbe executive board of Local 3448 of. the American Federation of Tenchers to s-era strike date.· Although no date for the strike has been s et, union olficials estimate it would affect 600 teachers and 36,000 students in the four counties served by the Archdiocese -Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura and Santa ·Barbara. Manning's letter marked the first pub!ic action by church of. ficials to counter the current un· ionization campaign. The National Labor Relations Board is considering a petition by teachers for the right to a secret ballot election to decide If they want to be represented by the union local. Archdiocese officials have ar gued that government in· tervention in church matters would violate the Constitutional separation of church and state. In his letter. Manning said the United States Supreme Court has "ruled that our schools are re· ligious institutions and therefore 0.11~ 1'1191,Ull PllOIO TARGETS FOR REDEVELOPMENT IN SAN CLEMENTE? Aerial Photo Shows City's Pier, Bowl Area ..... Consultants Advise DAILY PILOT A3 'Trick' Wins at Clelllente By AUION LOCKl\Bt.:Y Of~ O•llf l'llM W..H -mrt Trtc1t, a 33-foot sloop '-'6- ski ppcred by Dick Dea\ler und BUI Headdl"n of Balboa Yacht Club, was the overall and Cluss 0 winner in the 125·mlle San Clemente Island race. oponinf( lt•aturt> of Newport Harbor Yiicht Club's Ahmanson St>ries The race also doubled ns the fifth or Los Angeles Yacht Club"s Whitney Serles. The combined Ahmanson and Whitnev Fleets started 'at Los Angeles Yach_t Cl® S.aturdar at noon , taking the yuchts around Catalina and San Clemente islands -leaving the-m both to part -and finished at the Emmy oil island off Huntington Beach. Several yachts are entered in both series. The Whitney winds up next weekend in another joint venture with Long Beach Yacht Club. the Catalina and return race for the Stewart Trophy. The San Clemente Island race was another weather buffeted weekend for the sailors. Winds ranged from dead calm lo more than 40 knots, interspersed with clear skies and rain squalls. Overall winner in the Whitney division of the race was thl\ Yankee-38 Whimsey Tres, skip· pered by Hugh Rogers, LAYC, and Hat Trick was second. Herc are the results of the Ahmanson div1s1on: OllEAALI. -I. H•I Tr1<•; 1. WA• L•OI<', Shoe-8•tter. NIH'C. ), C.,,.,,.M>llO•>, Motr.11411 e.<-. eve. from the government. meligible for supporting funds N s c Pl • "If we are discriminated ew ann1ng CLA~S A -I. A•IOer, Jim 1.lndO•mM\. OYC. ?, 8-"dlt, St~v• Morton. NHYC, l, O'umbe1t, lim· ~101/\.0f"l. NHYC. Cl.ASS 8 -t, Colo•. NIO ., ... ,,.,,, •. C:BYC. ). 009 P•t<ll. Don Ayrn Jr., NHYC. 3. l.O<O ll•~nt. ltt, J1m !>ffl\, BY'-agAinst because of 'excessive en· ~ c:-1. c•ouw111d, s1 .... Gioo.. LA'l'c· 1, ' ',., ' • Olottl•~. 010 PtnnlnQlon. t(HVC. 3. Gl>o>T II, By JAt{( C'JJA~EL't"' ,~~~. Uffian 'P'Uhtr(I!' V1l'~· presllienl\ ·, --..-.1\''oo•~ .... '" '(.., -, .... ,, Ollh• 0•11v l'llotil•ll said master planning of all beach mo1°;;.ss 0 -•.Hat trio ; 1' w .. •v•o. >.Con>- ·· tan&temenf·· 'bt!tween· stat>e "arid"· • Church , then we therefore believe that the federal govern· ment has no right to entangle itself in our schools in response to Consulla nts hired to study recreation projects could make wi.n .... vwtnners· means of jm prov inn access to them ehgi ble for extens1 ve stale ... ?!~~,"11l.~ ;;,:·,:,~;'~'' TrH: 2• H•1trio ; '· San Clemente beaches h•n e gone and federal grants. <:LASSA-•. e1aco e1ro. •11..ns>u<-""· uwc; a demand for a union by S(>me of our lay teachers," tie said. LB 'Sleeper' Calls Police To Break Out Police usually try to keep pea. pie on the outside of locked build· ings from getting in, but San Clemente police Sunday had to help a man locked inside a build· ing get out. A L agu na Beach man telephoned officers from the in· side of the San Clemente bus terminal. He said he had fallen asleep and the nexl thing he knew, it was all dark and quiet and all the doors were locked. San Clemente police attetnpted unsuccessfully to reach the de· pot's operator s. OHicer Tim Hopkins then went to the bus sta· tion and helped the Lagunan climb out through a window. Tustin Plant Fire Quelled By Sprinkler A fire In a Tulltln chemical company laboratory late Sntur· day night did less than $1 ,000 dama1e and was partially con. tained by the automatic sprinkl· lng system, accordln1 to a com- pany employe. Or. Mel Lipson said no chemicals were ignited In the blaze at Dyna.chem Corp., 2832 Mlchelle Ori ve. The nre WU lrfg. gered by a malfunctlonln1 heat· Ing unit In an electroplating tank and damotie was confined to the tank, Dr. Lipson uld. Jle said many fire trucks Wt're dispatched to the minor fire btcause the S3 .S million flant ls located ln an lndustrla area. Union Awaits First Lady's ·'Plea Answer NEW YORK CAP) -A aix·lc: strike against the NaUo l Broadcasting Co. that ha11 s· rupted many network progra 11 contlnued today as the striking union awaited Firi>t Lady Betty Ford's answer to a plea not lo cross picket lines. Mn. Ford and a number or other women, including tennis star Billie Jean King. Rep. Bella Abzu1. <D ·N .V .). and performers Carol Burnett, Marlo Thomas, Pearl Bailey, Kate Smith and P etula Clark. are scheduled to appear Thu™1ay night on an NBC "Women of the Year" awards program. The striking National Assocla· lion of Broadcast Employes and Technicians already has started picketing a CBS studio loaned to NBC for the special and asked the women. including Mrs. Ford, not to cross the lines . 1 Morven-. Point, Biii \"tt1v•o. ~AYC; 3. further and in a report to the City He said piecemeal approaches S-,.1,,, ,., M•rt•n. \.Ave Council recommend a master to improvina the arNlS hnd little CLASS 11 -1, c:11eett11. 010 1>enn1nv1on, . "" , f(HY( 1 Concub,,,... Rl<h4rd ().tn;wh, ttHY(. 1. plan be do ne comhining ~II impact whereas master planning '"''•Pidl1,A1~11•r0Hofon.csvc. aspects of coastal s1~ruf1cance. would afford t·oordmation of all CL•!>s c: -1, w111m"'v Tm; 1. Attl\ed~: a. The firm . UrlJan fUturcs. Inc.. projects oriented to the beaches. CJ~~~ 0 _ 1, ... , lrlc-. 2. !>M•~vet. svn· suggests that development like He said creation of a waler 1t1r1Ktfl'IO<IH. cvcr•evc. Marina del Rey, Redondo Beach oriented bui;incss community and Ports o· Call could be Un· would pro\l id l' lo h&·lcrm dertaken in San Clemente to ~n·r cconomic benefit for the cily. Ile the town character and improve proposed tourist and rccrl'alion its economic health. development in the pier area. ln a presentation during a joint As for beach access itself, study session of the council and Rrotemarkle said the city has a subordinate commissions last major problem because or the week, Michael W. Brotemarkle, Santa Fe tracks running between the bluffs and tile beach. 2 Questioned In Zaire Sex Slave Trade BRUSSELS. Belgium <AP) - The two sons of Zaire's consul general in Antwerp are ht-in~ questioned in connection with the disappearance of several teen· a~c girls who are believed to huve been lured to the former Rclgian colony and forced there to work as prostitutes, police re· ported todny. The police declmed to say how many young girls have disap· peared but stated they were almost certai n that they are the victims of a teen.age sex slave trade pai>sibly connected with a dru~ traffickin~ or~anization. The sons of Consul·General Kabeya Muk anu,··agcd 19 und 24, were taken into ·custody Friday night. First indications pointed lo only a secondary role on behalf of the two Zaireans. police said. Jn direct opposition to city de· sires for an at·grade crossing in the pier area. Brotemarkle pro· pased new access be developed by O\ler·track walkways. The city had gone to extensive and expens1vc lt:-ngths to show that a .'(round ·level crossing could be developed safely at the pier area. A decision on the at.grade crossing ls still pendlng from the California Public Utilities Com· mission. llearmgs were held last vear with both the railroad and the commission staff opposing an at.grade pedestrian crossing. The access report foresees the possibility of constructing three new over-trock accesses to lhe beach. one at North Beach, one at Diji Cour t and one leading to Riviera Beach from Calle de los Alamos. lt also notes there are potential beach accesses which could be improved at Del Poniente, Pasadena Court and from thecen· tr al portion of Los Alamos. He said over· tr ack accessway!> would be eligible for 90 percent funding by the railroad and gov· ernment. * * * 'Spirit Night' Set for Boat In Bid Race South S hore Yacht Glub or Newport Beach is sponsoring a "Spirit of America Night" 1-'ti· day as a benefit for Mike Kane's trimaran in her quest to win the Singlehanded Trans-Atlantic race starling in June from Lon· don. The event, which is public, will start at 7 p.m. with cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and sea stories, followed by a harbor cruise aboard the Pavilion Queen - with cocktails and dancing -at 8 p.m. Following the cruise the Pavilion Queen will return to the SSYC clubhouse where partlci· pant11 will be ser ved coffee. Tab for the evening will be $20 per couple. The event Is limited to 75 couple!!. TV actor and avid catamaran sailor Buddy Ebsen will be master of crremonies for the evening, entertaining at thf' yacht club und aboard lha Pavilion Queen. Reservations may bo made by calling Jack Belcher, 962·4865, or Dennis Burnett, 963·1932. baroque Fresh water gray Boroque pearls floating In o sea ot 14·K gold, highlighted by 1.85-ct. domonds. necklace ........... S4500. nng ...•.••.•..••..... $715. 35 Foshion Island. Newport Beach. Collf. 92660 (714) 644-2494 .. ... ,.. I J \,. • •A 4 DAILY PILOT Jut • ~ . wU• To• ~pld.a~ GAS RATIONING: Here we- .ar e on u bl11e Monday and new~ di s p a t c h es c a r r y m o r e me l anc ho loy words (or o ur lawmakers California's ra1r Polil1cal Practices Comm1si>1on is lea rung on them agwn This time. tbe raim ess (>t!Oph: are trying to put u linut on the ~orth of hot air emitted b.Y our i;tate senators or assembfymen when they take to a Podium for a fee All this ca me before the fair· ness functiona ries way back last October when nine of our good legislators accepted $1.000 each for pa rticipation in a med1cal as· :.oc1atJon seminar. The fa irness board came down oo th~e olons, de~laring that the JcceptJng of one grandlortalkmg \\as a violation oflhe law. LATER T HE LEGISLATORS were exonerated of any wrong do- ing. This was becausethe fa1mess board found out that its own staff had given the speakers conflict- ing advice. Translated, that means some of the fairness people told the lawmake rs they could take the Sl.000 for talking. No w . h owever . 1n a bureauc ratic effort to C"lear the air , the Jo'atr PoliliC"al Pr ac- uces Com m1ss1on has ruled that no legis la tor 's outside talkin~ can be wo rth m ore than S250 a crack. This is a considera ble come·down from Sl,000. ''1dmittedly, 't l\aVe n()' Mtlon how you would calculate the real value of gaseous exha linit by a politician when h e emotes before pn vate g roups o r public gather· ings. IF YOU PAID some political talkers by the hour or by the word. people like Hubert Horatio Hu mph r ey C"ou ld d rive a speaker 's bureau mto abrupt bankruptcy Do you put an ap plausc meter on the platform and pay the s pC'aker by how high ht• can bounce the needle'! On the other hand, you could sek cl a fee for the lawmaker's specC"h and then start deductinl! for each witness who dnrts off to the r e:.t r oom or nods into :.lumber. The re isn't a nything novel about the incentive approach for a speechmaker Preach,ers do it every Sunda y. If they can come up with a rous ing enough sermon so you are swayed away from the paths of sin and folly. the collec· lion plate may be heavier at the l'nd o( day's wor k. All this aside. somehow the F':m PohllC"al Practices Com- m1ss1on came up with $250 as a Oat fee for a lawmaker's hot air. CE RTAI N S OLONS up in Sac r amento h a v e a lread y scr eamed foul on this dictum. No d o u bt s eve r al will m a ke sf>('ec hes about it for which they wall charj;tt' no fee. Wha t t he fair politics bunch ruled was th at if a senator or as- semblym an itets more than $250 for talkan f.1 outside, then he has to ltst thl• add1t1onal money as a i.:1ft. This pul~ a C"nmp in thinf!" he\'.aus c lo bby is t s C"an ~1rt l;lwma k<>rs no more tha n tl'n hu<'h a month h an alternative. lhe poht1· 1'1J11 t·~n arC"ept more than $2SO for :i '>P<'<'Ch If, m the view of the fa1rnt>ss board , he can prove' his talkins: was wor th more tha n t hat Now how do you prove a tl11n~ llkt> thnt" fl(' Iler to let the m pnu .1 (•ollecl ion pluh' Monday, ~pnl 5. 1976 Prenrlere Audience 'Critical' WASHINGT ON CAPI "f would ha~ ukf'd--tt ~ttt lf I hadn't known the endil\i," Jolted a law f er for one or the Water1111te cover -up defendants after seeing the m ovie about how two re· porte rs broke the story of tht> scandal. . In 1967War Isrqel Attack 'No Accident' WASHINGTON (AP > -Israel del1beratc.>ly attacked lhc AmcnC"an communlca11ons Ship Utierrf(turing tM 1961 Ar au-Tsrucli warbc'r:1u11e tht ves el wa!> unde rcutting l~r .. cl'i. plan:. to cupturc Arub tl.'rntor). u British Journalist c-harged today brael's war a ims went beyond an alleged Vf\' \1 ar ugrt!t'ment with the United States to fight u eon· ---- tamed war a~:u~st ~gypt. An· IObl•r 19'i:J Midd le East war when thony P earson wntes tn ~he May lsral'h cai.uall1es wert> hcav). issue.of ~l"nthousc m~~u~e Tht• bomb:. C'aC"h a~ l>O\H•rlul Thsrt> ·four A m en cans died as 20.000 tons or T~T wen• prl' and 164 othe_rs ~ere ~ured dur. pared at an underground fuC"1ht) He was part ot a eritk w au dJence tha t gathered Sunduy ruaht for the world f>'rem1e~ of t he film "All the PTes1dent's Mt'n." Alm ost en•rybody was an expert on the subject. Srqs •• .,.-:- 1ng the 26 m inute attack, b) ma i 8·hour period at the i.t art of ""wi_..... lsraeli Jets an~ torpedo bo~ts on the \'om K1pput \\ ar. Time 1>Uld tb~ L1berty rn snterna tto.na! ··~~ch bomb...,~~ IF THE m yste rious "Deep Throat" who g uided WashJngton Post. reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward along the tortuous Watergate trail was in the audience, nobody knew it Prince Norodom Sihanouk. 53. h as r esiS(n ed as Cam- bodia's chief o ( state. it was announced early today by the Communist government in Phnom Pe nh. wate rs 15 miles nortli of the S1na 1 it was rushed off 10• wait in): a ir Pei:imsula on June 8. 1967. _Israel lor<-e units Before anv tnggers claimed It m istook the Liberty were set, however. thl; battle on for an E,1y pt1a n ves~el and that both fronts lur n-Cd tn lsr acl's the attack was an acc~dent. favor ... according to Time. . B~T PEARSON, WJlho_ut men-THE MAGAZINE also re1>0rt· h?nmg any sources .. cl~ms the ed that the Js raells tned to shoot Libe~y •. while m orutonng ~om· d o wn a n Amer ican r econ· mu01cat1ons from both sides, na1sance Jet th at crossed the None or the other Nixon aH- m 1nis t ration principals were the re. le a vlng lhe judgmen t about the film to the people who know Waterga te next-best: the reporters who covered the story. the editors who s upervised them, and the lawyers who prosecuted and defended those caught up in ·the scandal. learned that Is rael was altenng ar ea where the bombs were C urt t Rul messa ges ~etween the Arab stored but that the jet evaded 0 0 e forces .to ~011 Arab. war efforts lsraeh fi ghter planes. and lo 1ust1fy Jsraeh advances an ClA offadals wer e quoted Jo~dan and against the Golan Ma r<"h 15 as saving Israel had Heights . . between 10 a nd io atomic bombs On News 'Gag' THE COMMENT a bout the film's ending was by Willam Hund ley. wh o re presente d forme r A tty . Gen. John N . l\11tchell in the cover.up trial. Mitchell was conv1eted along with other Nixon a ides. Pearson is not the fi rst _to al-"ready and av;ula ble for use" WASHINGTON CAP) -The lege that ~he attack o~ the l~ghlly during the 1973 w ar Suprem e Court announced today armed Libert~ wa~ intentional. The s 1x·day war began on J une it will hear argume nts April 19 on News week m a gazine . r eported 5 with Israel knocking out most or a major test or the power of two weeks afte~ the mcrde,nt_that the Egyptian a ir force on the judges to 11m 1t news coverage of s 0 ~ e A m e r 1 c 3 n °rf1c 1a 1 s ground and mounting a swet>pmg proceedings in connection with ~heved that Isr ael assaulted t he orrens1ve On June 7 Rostow told cnmina l tr1ab Liberty for strategic reasons. Avraham Harman. lsral'l'S am The just ices set the date for PEARSON CLAIMS the CIA bassador to Washington. "that "I never knew reporters were so pretty." said Pulitzer Pnze winner Seym our Hersh of th(! New Yor k T imes . Woodward 1s portrayed 1n the film by Robert Redford; Bernst ein by Dustin Hortman. a rgu ments on the appeal o f and .. inner me m bers of the Lyn-the Israeli attaC"k on Jordan a nd Nebrask a news orga nizations don B. Johnson admmistrallon." Egypt h ad to stop immedwtely from a n o rder issued by D1stn ct includmg E ugene Rostow in the and that no mo' e was to be madl' J udge Hugh Stuart before the State Departme nt, planned the agains t the Syrians on till' murder tr ial of Erwin Ch;irles Si-"war of conta 1nment" with Golan." Pearson wntes. mants. Israe li officia ls in order to un· FOUR HOURS later, Is raeli The judge pr evented the news dermine Egypt's president, the milita ry orflclals in Tel Aviv or ., , ','Tt)if;. Jn.~.y,i~"· pro,~es all r_e-porters are lea oing men and all editors a re ch aracter actors," said Martin Nolan of the Boston Globe. .m.e.i:ha_.«QW..J'C.P9f,\W,g,fJ,e~4'~ 9!., r!ate Gama.I Abd.el Nass~r, w~o de red a s urve illance or th<' Sim ants' a rrest, a confession by 'l'llid' beeh Jtrcrt?:>si'tlgty l~ahlrig• ' Am~ric:m· !tttlp . · ~n·d TOttr' hoars him , a nd certain information toward Moscow." after that "orders were issued to brought out in a pre limina ry CIA officer~ .o~tlined "the guts attack and sink the ship," ac· he aring. of the pl an in advance to cording to Pears on. J-0rdan's King 1:f•seJn. who aJ. The i.h1p \\'ai. not sunk during To Cost Publie Teamsters Settle Three-day Strike ARLINGTON llEIGJITS. Ill CAP> -Teamsters union truc k dnvl"rs r eturned to the roads today, but truck1n~ ind ustry leaders s ay the settle m ent that ended their t hree·dar nationwide stnke as going to cost the public money. · The agreement. reached Sa turday night, now goe s to the rank- .and-hie for ra tification. It was recommended unanimously by union negotiators . A simple maJonty is needed for a pproval. a Teamsters s pokesma n sa id, and results of the ma ll balloting will be ava ilable 1n two to three weeks. 30,.000 Chinen> Stag~ Protnt TOKYO <AP) -Some 30.000 a ngry Chinese milled thr ough Pek· ing 's T ien An Men Square today, setting fi re to three motor vehicles in protest against the removal or wreaths honortn.!! th<' lair Premier Chou En-lai, a resident or the Chinese capital r eported by telephone. 11'.l SHORT were clashes between some of ( J The s ourC"c s aid there l '1 the c rowd and m 1ht1amen earlie r in the d a y. Other ------------sources reached by tdcphonc from Hong Kong said there were a few fist fi ghts but that no serious injuries wer e re ported. The pre m ier died J an. 8 of cancer at the age of 78. Security chief Hua Kuo·fe ng was na med acting premier . Ten~. purged during the Great Cultural Revolution in the late 1960s and brou~ht hack to power in 1973 by Chou. has not been hea rd fro m since J an. 15. when he delivered the eulogy at Chou's funeral. .Syrian Toop• 'Occ11p11' Harbor BF:IRUT. Lebanon (AP> -Leftist warlord Kamal J umblatt C"harged today that Syrian troops in disguise have taken up positions m two Le ba nese ports to put pressure on Moslem forces in the Lebanese civil war by threatening to cut off their urm!'I and fuel. Jumblatt c laAned that Syrrnns an the uniforms of P alestinian guerrillas "occupied" the har bor areas or Sidon and Tyre in southern Le banon as well a s a n American refinery and pipeline terminal between the lwo biblical towns. leg~ly feared has monarchy was the onslaught and ils C"aptain. threatened by Nas&er 's popular Cmdr Wilham L McGonagll'. mo\'emt•nr. Pearson wn les. Rut managcd to !'l'nd a Ma~da~ d1 " llussesn then w .is tncked into tre:-.:o. call be fo r<' his rac:l10 <'quip abandoning the "prearranged me nt \\as d esn·o~l'd F.11:ht pla n for f1 ~httn~ a defen~IVl' Amt'rlC"a n JC•ts "l'rt' launt h1•1I war" by messages from Ei;nH from t•nrru•rs 600 mile:. awav 10 that Isr ael "cooked," or altered. dt'h•nd tht> L1Lwrt\' · he said. "The• lsru\•hs ·had mon1ton•d IN A SEPARATE matter. Time Magatine reported Sund uy that Is rael hastily prepared 13 atomic bom b:. durine the Ck - thl' trunsm1~s1on a nd h<1d pulled back \\ hllc lht'l'l' '' u:. st ill t1ml' to makl' tht• onl~ t'.\<'U!'>l' po!'>~1blt• error :'111:.ta kt.•n 1dcntll~." wnte'> Pt•ar~on Rain Showers Nation T .... p:.::: Warnings in Effect in M~~~~~··~·-M i Htqft l•• lilf.p~ Uat1t , ...... , _...,,~Otf0rf'l''I I ~ ..... ~..,..,... .... ,.*' tio.l"Al:'t ("•<•OO ''""' """6tl ,,_,__, l1t'•'-Onw•fltl' "4'"'41\(!h' u1•V~• l-•UI~ '-0<1!. NHMnl M llw•u-te Mnot\ S1 PAul o •" '""-\torm, promotf'd .,., f ofUCN"'Q •• •• ..,.,m•nc1cotct ••'m11',,..' ~\19 \' ,,.._ to ow .. 1M ft9.' o4 \"G• •C.Owr 4 000 •• ,.,, 1 "I ...,...i •" tN mo~•'"' W "d•v ~ ,,_.. ,,. 11 c.,e11•0"-..• H1•twt•it P.tlrot '""°""t"d •4 " .. , ro..d\ ........ oci-" " H •• ~· " II .~ II ., ,, ., 11 " ., " ,. ·-I] -~ '° ll .o• A f~f ttowd wit._ A t~1I t ... t ..... 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Spec ial praye rs were ~aid Sun· day fW"rolba...rop,c.,~1~ ;,tll !Jahµn , , Roman Catholic churt'hl':-. on lhl' request or thf' llahan b1~h1>p:. conference. a nd pan i>h pn('st~ deh"ered S<'rmons to dC"lt•nd tht• Pope against the allegation~ Without m ent 1onmg Pl•yrd1lll' by na me . the Pope told 11llout 20.000 gathered SundJ~ 111 St Peter's Square . "We know that our c·Jrdinal \ 1car and the ltuh;in H1~h1ip~' l'<mferenc<' ha \'C urgc•d you I" pray for ()Ur hum bll' JX'l'SClll, Who ha~ bern m adl' the targl'l of srorn and horri bit• :ind slan derous ino;inuat1ons bv a eertuin prC's~ lacking dut1ru1' r egard of hone:-.ty and truth." ' Nl•Of"•• '" ,...., Von Olilf-Coly am.... "-'"' ~"" "'" __ ,.,.. ... -· "'"'°"'"' ,,,..,,-~. II ., ., " ,. H ., '<> J\ 11 l1 •? » ·'' IJ Tl't# N•t•Ot9-t W"'•'"-' S.rvk• M•lf temo-r•tur-•~ •itr f)f _..,,,,~,._."' 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'~ mwn••"" r tf'a O:\ Nlllao'lrt~'' K • ""°' ,.,,, \.fo"' 11'1 whet NATO Is all about. Apnl • ""'"' me !Mginnil'9 of ttle 28th vur of NATO's t111Jt~ -an ell •11 tno. h19hll91ltt"9 COOOttll IOI' wnong ''" nelldnl to tc111.,,. tn1Jtu1t IKV•itv 'M>llt com1nuono to 1>unue indlvidual ecooomoc and polltk:al 1nt-.ts. EW<'I wMt -4cl119 div-national p is. they hive wc:cnsfullyd.,.,rld w-ion from a un1f1ed toundat•Of' of military ttrt ngth To honor th11 h1stor1c Ot'91"izttoon, McOon.-.11 Oougl11 pet'IO'\t'IOt will ob.liefW • • pekl hohdav lor the 13th-Contlfeuh¥9 ve«. II vou would like to f1~ out mort lboul NA TO tnd wNI It it d0•"9· clto out tht tttKMd COUPOl'I end tend 11 to Id. Wt will ~ you a NATO bookltt, fret of c:Nf9S NA TO. Provinq to the world thal PNC•. frNdom, a11d 41e:ooom1c orowth can be nurtu~ed through m1ht.1rv mength ,-..../ ltJICOONN•c...&. OOCIO~~ r--------- 1 HA TO HAMC>eO<HC r McOonnotl ~. I eo. 11•'9. I SI. Lou,., MO 831711 I I ~--~------1 I ·~'"""-----::----·-~---1 I .:... ,,9& __ ,.., _ I L-------------~ a ; "® ; 'WWW' w • 1((1& Monday Apnl 5 1976 ·l CRA Solid for Reagan l From-nmner Hanner Mia1ea Endonement SAN JOSJo: I.AP> Rot1ald Rea«an won an endor•emcnt from 1r1uroots Republicans Jt the annual t>ndorslng convention of the 10,000-m ember t=1dlforn1u Republican AHembly (CRA ) Tfie support from the b1Juiest GO P e ndorslni "roup 1n • California WC'nl to Reagan Sun ' day by a margin or about 2.50 dl· legate votes to 15 for President Ford. Reagan 'i-. vote wns so over - w h e Im 1 n g th nt convcnllon leuders ~lopped countang nftc:r tctahng the lS w1>0 by Ford. t'ORMER LT. GOV. John Harmer led a rour·W<1) race 1n CRA balloting for thl· I.,' S Senate. but II armer failed to wan the. t"·o-lblrd• m .. Jonl> n .oqwn:d for an eodor:.cmcnt. llarml'r topped another rormer lieut enan t J.!O\ ernor. ltobt.'rt 1-'tnch. 133 to 125 on the la.!it of three ballots in \ ollnj( on an en· dorseml·nt for tht· Ht.'pubhrun nomination for thl' l ' S ScnatC' scat now held by Oemoc:rat John Tunney. Two othe r conh·nders an the Senate ract! lratl1:d f3r behind F o rme r Sun Francisco State C o I I e lit t• P r e h 1 d c: n t S . f Hay aka" a r!Ot ciitht \'Olcrs and Congressman Alphonfto Bell re- ce1vC'd six votes on the first ballot. 1.EADERS OF both the Ford and Reagan cumpa1gn.s agrttd an convention ap~arances that Rea1an -who has won only one o( the first state primrmes 1s now leading an California But Rogers C'. B. Morton, Ford's new campaign manager, said the President may have the ' nominahon lockt'd up before the June 8 Cahfornau onms~ The Reagan vote wah bagger than the moi.t opt1m1st1c e11t1matci. or the former gov· e rnor's a1dti. But Ford cam· paian leaderi. brushed 1t otr as unimportant 'Worst Ever' ShoW Judged 'Terrible' SA!' FRANCISCO <API "l'ndoubtedl) tht.• wori.t act!> an the Ba~ Ar'ea." ~.is th e VL'rd1cl of onc Jud1tc dl•,crahinl( the b1urre perform;incc~ at San 1-'l"an<'•&co s Second Annual Worse·Than·E' er :\o Talent Sho"'. In fact. la:.t week's !>how was so awful that '"" urd lhc end mO!>l or the 200 spectator~ had walked - -- out. leav10g only hecklers behind friend:.. organized the less·lhan· Lo rnzz :.uch stellar p.:rlormer'> extra' aganza Ill a warehouse in a:. Irene Ooll(m ~1t1c. who was Februarv. 1975 eJet•ted after appeanng an a Far~t ·prtie "e nt to Rolling m.in·:. :.uit to i.inJt "I'd EnJO) lk· Stone magazine "nters Charles tnR a Girl " Perry and Tam Cahill for their rout ant In which Perry portrayed A N /ti• JUDGE JOHS Polando, after Abdul Henny Youngman. Arab ear ISS APWlrOpllO\O rendu1ng the "wor!lt acti-." jokester. Cahill, an a Henry Kiss· \erd1ct, added. "Everybody was inger mallk. "anleri>reted" Ab-A. ~-pound la nding itear door brokt• oil :.in American terrible. I h:i,•e to compliment dul's Arabic gibberish. Airltn~s 727 ~uring its approach lo San Fr~rnt·1sco ln- the producers... Performer Harriet F1er said l ernallonal A1rpor1. landing onl\ 50 lt·l't from 4-n•ar i1ld Mick Sten•ns. a San Francisco their prize was a baseball trophy Kelly Woo<~. right. who WU!> pl;.a~ in~ in h~r front·~ :ird Ht ~raphic artist, came up with the "that somebody picked up at the Modesto. federal <tUlhontll'S don't know why the 31 ~-b\ idea and. with t.h __ e_h_e_l_p_o_f_s_o_m_e __ G=ood.;.:..=..w"'-'-'il"-1 _ .. ___________ 5:...1...::i_·f:..:oo:...:..:t.....:d:.:o:.:o.:..:r~b.:.r=okc :.t\\ a\' · Rogers Tells CHA Kissinger Resignation? ., . .-. d .. ~"i ~OSE l~l?) . Jl.9g~,.s.C. ,ll, ~1oJ1.9o, l>resir t ~Ol 111 U )A T P LA/.\ • DAIL y PILOT AS Squeaky Raps Film 1 Of Manson' • i\~ nn:<;O 11\ P> l.r ncttl.' · SQUl'<1ky " f'ronrnw. a t'hurk !> Mun:.on followl•r who wni. con \acted or trylt\i;t lo ktll , ... tsldctnl rnrtf. sav~ th\• th.aructl'rizntion 11f Munsoi1 in th\• tcll'\'11Hon mo',,. "lll'llt>1' Skeiltt.>r" b "rcpuls1vu." "l Y.Ouldn't h<l\'11 fvllu\\l'd thl' mun thl'y s howed the Amcrtcu11 fiubhc for 10 m1nutl's." shr stud n a tl'll•µhonl• lnh:r \'il'W nbout thl• two part CRS h•levislon m O\ h1 J'fl•scntl'd IJ:;t Thut'llday a nd Frida~ The film Y.11l not b(' i.ho\\r. IMally until Jwal' .Miss Fromml', \\llO faces lifr impnsonment. !>Uld tht> actort1 in lbc Ltlm mu.played th Ir rolt'1>0 bt>cJu1>e th<'\' "" l'rc afraid o( U1e 1woplc lhl') · "er<' pluym~. They plj) 1•d "1th fear and llhed host.di I~ to covfr il up They pla~·l'd toui:h. and the ;\IUllhOO fomilv d1dn t pla~ tough " · North Cl~ars Up SA~ 1-'HASCISCO <API !\lo:-tly fat r wt>a thcr \\as pr('dkt c1l fur Norl hl•rn Californ ia throu.ih Tueio.dny excl'pt for lhl' ~orth Coast wht•rc.> rain wai. lik.-. h from Capl' Mendocino to thl' bordl'r en l Ford 's new campaign manall(er . says Secret ary of St.ate llt·nry K1sc;an~er "ts ~etung toward lhc end of a long pohtacal career" and may resign before next year :\lorton made th<' comment an a private meet· an g with 15 leader!> or the grassroots California Republican Assembly, which concluded an endors mg convention Sunday by supportm~ former Gov Hon ald Ht'agun O\'Cr ---------. Ford by a 'otc of 250 to 15. ~@@l!1Qrnrf [@IT .: ( Stat{' J A text of !'\lorlon's re· marks was rl'll'a~l'd Sun· -day by Ford campa1~n uide Larry P l'ck, who s~11d Morton was cxprcssan~ his prrsonnl opinion, and that ll """no mon· th:in an ''l·ducated gut•si-. ... Conut1ad .. r• Hlk.- SAN f"RANC ISCO <APl It was another dav or hitr hhikinj?. blc~ rllrlj.! and walkinit ror rt•sidt•nt'._ of San Francisco .rnd tounsh toda) "1th no" 01 d of progr ess on thl' ~•x-day old municipal w'•rkcr!>' stnkt', "h1ch <;hut dcl\\ n the public tran..,porlation sy~tem ust•d by 250,000 persons datl~ Talks \\ t•re scheduled to rl'<111me Inter todn> On top of that. a complaint on·r r<'p<>rtt•11ly elf'· hnquent franl?<' b<'n<'f•t-. threaten1-d tocl.1y to h<ilt oper ation" of the-Yellow Cab Co \\hich run-. more than half thl' city's t.1'<1" :J Chlldrf9n DI' LYNWOOD <Al'l-A portable barbecue ac· r1d<'nl ally used an a clo!>cd l'>edroom as h lamt•d ror the carbon monux1dl' po1son1ni: nf three children sleeping an a clo!lrd room Pohrc •wad l'n.,tobal and Mana Munoz dts· coverrd the bodtl'll of tht•1r chtldn·n 1-:rmina. ~and Anthony. 6, nnd their rousin. Curmdla Castillo. 13, "ho\\ ai. '1s1tang from Mexico. SC"hradr 1\<"c-au.-d S,\CHA i\t 1-:;-.;TO CA l'l Thr Sarramento Bet• :.:1yo. -.omc o( sl .1te S<-n Jack Schrade's campaiirn ~1wnc11n~ has j!Ont' to the· rh:11rman of the American lnc11•1wndl'llt par\\· <Al I' l, and abo to Srhrade's <mn :ic1n11n1 ... trotl\ l' .11de Thr -.1orv Sund .1y <1a1d th<' San Diego llc-p11hl11·;111, '11 t11,1lh llw onl\' ll'J:t.,latnr an h" art'a \\ho ha:. "'''Pr h1•1•n 11ppc1.,rd al thl' JXlll~ b\ Lhc con· !'l'r\',tll\ I' \ ll'. h.1' runn<'lt'<I nl·.irh S!•0.1100 through 11.anrwr \tl\l'l lt..,1111!. \\h1rh unltl l.i-.t .July wa~ o\\nl'1I h\ ,\11' d1.11rm;111 \\.1l11.1m K Shc-arer, ~hcart•r's \\ 1fl· Ellc•l·n .. inti ~1·hr.111t··-. j 1df' :Olart1n ll. HodJ.:1•rs King End11 T1t110 S'\:'11 FHA~l'ISCO CAP1 l\tng lha., .. etn nf .lonl.111 '' .1:-remly for ri1i-.charg1• rrom an Army hosp1tJI lod.1~ Jftf'r \\hat<• spukc•<.m;in r11llc-d tht' "dull roul1n1· M 11 ph~..,1r11l examan;1t1on " The-km~ Is not 111 , tht• i;pokr11m'1n snad Sunday, and the <'Xam1 n ntion ""~ Jlli-.l ,, yl•nrly C'h<'ckup. He has a cai1t o n his left hnncl, hut thr i.pokesman iw1cl that wn' the r<'sult or un mjury suffrred while prac· tlcing karat<' llt1.,11c•ln plannl'<i lo mrct wi th n ~roup of northt'rn C.1 lirornln bu~ln('S!I <'\ecutives today before kav1n.: for Los Angeles. Rain Slows Bid In. Condo Auction CARLSBAD CAP) -E11:htrl'n unsold con- dominiums oriJ?in ally pnced al SS9.000 a nd ht~her 'H're aurtaoned off Sunday ror as low ns S47 .250 There w{'re 11 bidders Condo Wholesalers. In<' . of ~rrenlo \'alley said 100 were expected but at" 3$ r:11n\'. Thl' co.mpany :.rud 1t wanted to see if an auction would S:l\'e the costs of trndllional sales pro- cedurt'S, but it u pected to get $4.000 to $10,000 more for each. a spokesman said. Four of the thre<>-story t'ondominium s a l Cove P oint were sold earlier. Teen Sex Agency Asked , ATLANTA ( 0 AP) -The director of the federal Office of Population ha s ~Uf((:ested establishinsz a government agency lo counsel sexually troubled youn«sters. Dr. R. T. Ra\'t'nholt said thal sex educntlon pro- ~ram~ don't ecluralt' r h1ldren about the ramifica- l1on or having babies and arc therefore inadequale. I\ Learn East-West cooking by Wok-Omelet expert chef-author Rhoda Yee Rq~istcr now (11r 1 xcitin~ wok :incl omC"lct lesson~ and .~urrri~c •rwr t.amil}' .1ml Crir ncl'> with hc:rn1 1fully prrparcd di,h1·'· Yn11 will k .un rhc Cine poant' (rwn Rhod.i Yr<'. thc-rr~t;ar:auntl'U r and ;iuthnr of the popul.ar "Ch llll <.1' \' 1lbgr ( nu~bonl.:'. Tlm11oday. April 8, from 11 :00 "·'"·to 1.00 p.m. A. <.c1 <.t.utcd wtth T ... ylor &. NC, llJ-pil·c1· ,,tJI,. set. Wo J.... C'''' a. rin~. 'ratub. ladlt> ... ~ 1mmcr. r .id ... scrub her. cho r,t il l s. bonl... Priced ar onlv. :!7 .SO 8 . Sm~lc kindle wol h.l\ many uses. only. 1 2.50 C. I 0 -inch ,j,c omelet with wood handle. 10.50 D. "Ch1ncsc Village Cnokbool ", pnced only. 3 .95 Hou~warcs /;--· ---~-,.& _____ .,V The art o ( cake dcC'oraun~' l rn.1~1nc crcarm~ vour \'l'ry own b1trhday caJ...c design. or even a wl'ddm~ c.i~l . You can lrarn hn"' d11nng 11ullock's exciting 2 ·wcck culin:irr l vent \\l· h.wc gunt clh•k gourrn l·r 1dt"''· plu~ rl l!rnonstrations o( Wilton CJ.kc drc11r.11111~. ·1 hc-dl·mnn,rracin n umr~ .... 111 hr J :0() p.m.-3:00 p.rn . South \oa~t Plan1 : Mn11d.1", April S. ;rnrl Mn nd;i v . Arni J '.!. Bullock's South Co ast Pl.11,1, San Dic~o Frccw.1y J t 13mw l. C.."tJ Mr,.i . s=.r>-116 I I ILY PILOT EDITORI GE • "' Labor $}>.aSSe . • • Tho Aan cultur,d Loahor RclJlton-. AN . which pro· ml!tCd to rr1ton· p~·ut~ to Cul1lorn1u 's fwltb . h.Jl> bct.•n one of thl· I\!" t.1nK1lJlc muJor ;u:hwvcmcnts of l hc Brown udnllflt"ll r.1twp NO\\ lhl' J\,1t1 t('llltur,11 L..lbor flclationb Bourd t ALRBl which .1<lrn111.l:.h'r~ the ;,ict. is lcmpornrily oul. of buMn~., ond t·1mN'11,.:.il>ly coul<.1 ti<! left if\ 1tml><1 Thl' untkrl unckd l.K.i.ird ~u:spt·ndcd operations ~larc h 19, lht• d.1y oft-Orlhc.Ai..,cmlJI)' had votc·d lt $2 5 mf lhon c·m r r gt·1wv :1ppropriutwn to ~cl' it though the la t three month.., of this fiscal y(·,1r lie~' y ,OJJJ>os1tion l>y J.(l'O\\ t•rs :mu thy T<•amstcrs · U ion f>U('CtHJd N I ill umCfl.dmg Ult.• t>1lJ 10 the S<.'n<.itc Jo'inanc<.' C.:om nHllL t' to !)tlw tht' t\ LHH or at::, .iuthor1ty to &UJ>Cr\'IM~ I arm lubor dL'l't 1011~. . Thl' upvoi-1tao11 ''h:Jr~t·s lhL· lloard has ht·c·n bws1..'l>tam l'. \\'Ith tht t•ruc•1ul ~1gt1t·ultural t•mpluvmc•nt months t ahc:..id . thl• ALltB nct•ch to be kept functioning. 1t clear~ .1ho1~·t'th lp d l an uµ 1t:-.ict. H1.!J:l Ular 1977 t1111'1;.:t•l h<".mng!'> bt:l\H·cn now <10ll ) ollt 1' an opportunit~ to corrt•ct sollll' of the pro· ms But lh1.· uni) w:n to dfcct real reform ''11! <·c t' "11 h a sok•mn c·o111m1tnwnt t rom Governor H o,., n tr1111i..h th rough r<'lorm ol :\LR H operations . l11telligent Solution Tcns10n b1.•t\\t•<.•n C'.1ltforn1a l11g hwav P atrol of· litNS an<I pa ramcd1c~has bt·coml' !IO st·nous in somt· ureas of Cal1forn1a, that the paramc·d1cs arc forbidden to r cpond to trnfl 1t· acc1iknts unless sp.cciftcally called bythcCHP. lligh\\ay palf'lllnwn sa~ the rn<:dies "inl<'rfrrc. ·· ~ind lhc nH:dtt:!'> ""v thl..' Cit!' ts m ore 1ntcrc:.tcd in l'On· trolling tr<1lt 1l' tha'n sa\ 111~ hn:s In Orun ~c ('011111), lh;inlo.., to ,1 l1>rL''1ghtt'd ptl'n· 111 p11..'\'l'nll' 1· a<ltn1nis trat10n. t hl' puram1..•d1cs Ca11didate ~ "ulomatically resPond alont with• the highwny PJtrolrncn ond the CHP says things are "Just bcaut1fu I." Among the clrorts to harmonfac th two crvices ib a r'de·a1ong proaram under which pat.roJme.n ta.kc turns ridin~ with the paramedic uuits to observe their :,pecdi mcd1cul r cue operation , while par*icdics ndc 1n CHP units toscohow traffic problems gbncral· l'd !Jy accidcnt:s m ust ~ hundltd. 1 i "hl! rci;ult can har'11Y fail to produce mutuul un· <l<•rstundmg and cooperation. And the pubhc is the <·h1l'l bcndici:..iry . Sensible Decision Orange Count>' supervisors acted wisely in VQting to '' 1thdraw from the Satata Ana River 'Greenbelt Comm1s::,1on. The commission wns formed in 1973 to draw up a mabtl'r pl;.in of recreational trails and landscaping aJong the n \'l'r. Jt includes count¥ gm1.e.ccmc.n.t..-t.h nood control and wot.er d1 stn cts and seven cities. l'he t llY of Sant;.i Ana withdrew last year. Some comm!::,sion offi cials have urged keeping tlw body inl<.1<.'l until implementation of ttfc master plan 1s com1>h:tc. The COWlly has been providing one· 1 hml of the comnussion ·s budget-a contribution of ~16.500 this ) <'Hr-and will continue to pay its share through September, though the w1Lhdrawalt is e f!ec· t1veJ uly 1. However. county Environmental J\Ianagc- nll'nl :\gt•ncy V1rc·ctor 11.t;. Osborne told supcr\'isors lhl' t·ommis!>ion 's present functions now arc overlap. pmg lho!ic of county open space and rccrcati~n plan· lll'I'~. The Santa Ana River Greenbelt project was. and 1:.. a good one. Bul if the commission has fulfilled its m1ss1on ther e is no point in prolonging its ex1stollce. Shrill Talk Seen As f ,ace-sa v«.»r --.. Mee.ts The Press _J!~.#.r .. · (;11.,orn y Mos.eQw Moves to Cool Castro- -•'"' t ..... 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I' thJt 111 ,\ t(lll''\11111 '" I' th.11 Q Ol.;11 I I.~ fh'.1' \'1Uf l Gu:-i \\h1 1s 1l that Jl II I pa\ .ulult prin·' to "t'l' a rnn\ 1t· but r.111·1 !>l'C .1<lull nw' I'-'"• J \l. G•.,_, Ov\ tOt'T'll'•'te"h •re \:VIWNlttd b¥ rt•~n •ltd 00 ,,01 "•<tU.;trllf Ntt«. l thtl •••.,.~ ot ti\• n.r..,~P•~' S•'"9 "°"' Pft Pff~• 10 C1oom., Gu,, 'O.t•h· Piiot l) Dn '"" '''I" 1·1 l h•· i.:1111·111n1••tll 111 p111111l1• .ill lh" Ill \\t I \) \r1 II I I t1ll 1 111111.! .1lt1 .1d "l\11111..,dl <;1•\clllul l \\,r.1111 t.:llltlJ: l11 ,I I, I IHI 1111\\ l\Hllld \ll\I lc ,n\\,. th" \lltltllo• l.1 I I 11 t' \\ 1lh111tl plllll 111.: I!' lntn \\ 111 lcl \\' .1r 111 lJ \\h.11 lllt'\\Clll\ l) \\Ito ".i.. lh.11 I.uh I "·''\ \ Oii \\II h l."t nt L ht f ;ol\ I r llor ' \) ))11 I Oil t ')lt'I t '.Cl\ 1'11111\1 '11{ lllJ'lll\ 1d1• tl l lht .ill \\1•r•' t) I 111 i.:l.111 '1111 .t i..1•tl lh,tl 11u1•,1111n. 1;11\1 rnor lw•t'.Jll"' I llJ' lU•t .:111111 .. Ill .1•t.. \1111 h111\ \Clll l'I J 11111•tl 111 1'111 h 11111.11 111 11 . pr11cl111 1• mn11· 1•n1·1 • \. 111 1" '' t• 1h1· 1 n' tronmt 111 .tnd . I~ Tht· q111·,t1nn 1\f' 11ltl,l l;1n• 1 't '.1111h1 ... n.1111111lnm•1•ntf1111· 11111111111 .1 ,,,. .. , l ,1<1~ 1n till' \\h11t• lln11~t· ,. WASlllNGTON -Cuban Pr1ml' M1n1ster Fidel Castro, .,trutt1ng m his new role as a m..t· 1ur C11mmun1st f1gurt• on lht• \\Oriti .,t:J!!t'. mack J wnl',., of hlood ('urdlmg rt•mark., in an un publlsht>rl 1alk 1n Conakp . (;uuwa. lO day-; &1~11··,. \\l\t>n 1p... fact 111,., \\ 111/,!s hn1l Ju..,t· bf't'H d1 ppt•tl 111 :\t 11.;1·11w " ,\tla<'kln~ ":IJ..'l.!ft'"IOn from 1m111·r1.i1..,m ... ind p rJ1!>1n)( "prul1•t :111.1n • i 111t t' I 11 ,ti 11111 ' ·"'""' .. 1·.1!'. t111 'h1111t1·tl I \\ ,1 I 11 I II l' I II.ti I 1111111 t \1111 .111 .rrlll\ I\\ 1111id I ''I 111• ,II I 11r1JJI' II 11 \ I ,I 11 d IO I .ill \\llh .rp.irl ht 1tl I h I' ... ,. I> ,I I ,I l 1 ti 11 0: \\ h 11 l' m1noritlt'' .trtd hl:i1·k 111a1onti1 ., in '' h1h• run South \ft1\'0 .111<1 llhnd<'' 1:1 C'a ... tro's shrill tkmand thut thl• "fa!-<'ISt South ,\tnran ~m t•rnment" pull out its troops from <.outhcrn /\ni::ola or n.,k "total w:ir " In s hort. he knew that his J ~~r~;~e~~~~~mpty at the lJmc ( EV ANS-NOV AK Now back m Cuba after his _ _ political journey to Mo.-;cow for lht.? Communbl party congres~. to F.asterri Europe, to Algil'rs and to Guine:1, Ca!>lro appears to bl' tmrll'r soml' sort of So\•iC't restrict1011!1'0n his next mO\'C in blark. suuthc•rri i\fnca Wrll . infornwcl tlti1<·1:ib hl•rc believe that those' 1'\"~t nl'l 11111., mdudt• :t ban on lht• Ja..1· 11f wl11lf' Cuban s~ier., ,\l1111 i.: 111,. !'.111111 10,. explode lmrd1•r., n/ \fc11:1111h1qul' and Rhod1·.,i.1 THAT Mt:,\~S .tnv I :1stro hf'lp to ne\\ ly 111dl•p1·11t1~111 l\101aml11 que lion~ ;t P111 111.:01'H' C'olon~ I "111 he WH>n •h · hm1tt'<I for th1· 1rnml.'dialt· f11tu1't• /\i, "e h:t\'t' re• J'°'1e<I ." ft'\\ C'11bJn.o; a re now in • )1 0l<Jmb1<1\11'. mo:.t probably flown I ht•n• frotn Anj?ol;i without OHrfl 1 ~ b t pl-rm 1s~1on of pro \h..,ll•rn Z}lmb1a Bot bulk move· ment of Cai,tro's 12.000 to 15.000 Cuban mercenaries to fii:ht In the future war of black RhodC'sian in· dependence appdars to have ~n · ruled out for now --by Mos<'ow. Castro's face needed saving. That explains the trenchant speerh in Conakry warning or drastic military action against South Afric a -predictably followed a few days later b\ South Africe1's announ<'emcnt that all ils troop:. would h<' wlth dr:iwn Crom southern Angola. · Anotht•r m ark of Castro's lark of freC'do m of political action.wu~ his f:11lurc lo undcrw1ill' tht· ncw- 1 y 11 r o c I a 1 m c d S u h a r a Dt>moeratlc Arab Hcµubhl· dur- 111~ hll> visit lo AIJ!iCri., l'\'1'11 thouf!h Al!!t·ria itM•lf slr1111gly ... upports 1t Tin: R t-:ASON: Mo.,cow doc!. not want any new foud with any Arab state Moroc<'o and moM other Arab <'Ountn€'s will nc' <'r rC'<'o~ni2c th<' exis t€'nce of lh€' D<'mocrati<' Repuhhr. on tcr ntory rla1mcd by Moroc('o and Mauritania Bark hom€' in (h<' Americas, Castro has been atta<'ked by this <'ountry in some of the strongest anti·Cuj>an lan~uagc since President Kennedy rl'· solved the Cuban missile cnsis almost 14 years ago. But lh<' at· tack on Caslro's Corcii:n wars from Washin~ton is now being partially echoed by unmistaka· bl e anti ·Castr o criticism elsewhere . indudinR Panama where Castro has extt'ndt.'<f a Jol of pohll<'al effort recently. Jn a sharp, brief crit1cbm on Castro's export of Cub;in soldiers to so uthern Afri c :i , thC' ne14 s paper Punama AmC'ric:i. • wh1<'h often speaks for thC' pov- crnmcnt. s.:11d Cttslrt>':9 t1llempl to justify hii; U<'l &on puralll'ls "in· ter\'entlonist aq~umcnts used by othC'r powl•ri. In tlw pust, indud· in~ the UnitC'd Statt•s." ..... ,~ IND EF.O. rt.'im1101.ition of t'<'Onomic sanctions <t~Hinst Cuba by thl' Oq~anization of Amcrir1rn Stale!> 1s b;.· no mt·uns 1mrx1.,sibll' . That would be a sever€' loss for the b<'ardt.>d rt'volut1onary who h;is amb1t1ons for remak1r1g ::.outhern Afrira wh1<'h in Angola "'l'nt "ell beyond prcten!'t1on. Hut with his wings temporarily -1) clippe d by Mos<'OW, Castro'!> hand may not s how itself in a ny lar~c way rn Mo1ambiqu<' until ~ th<' libe r ation w<ir ai!ai ns t ~ Hhodesia s:cts going in earnest ~ probably not until I ale summer. • • Consequently. lhe most !.erious for eig n policy question in Washington • wh<'lh<'r Congress would allow the J"ord 11dministra· lion to carry our its sensible threats agains t Castro's con· linucd African maraudings -1s not close to being a nswered # ~ ' ' " • . .. • • • • # • 1111• ... 111111 '' <) \\II\ 11111 ' () l't•il1.11" 11"•'rh:1n~r1 I1ht· ··t1hJ<'<'I · \\ 11 h C'.il1l11r111 .1 ' 11n1•n111lm 1111•111 \\Pll .1ho1\1' tlw 11.1t1n11,tl .11 1•r,11•1• h11\1 1\llllhl \1111 •'.l'l' Ullt'lllj'lcll lllt'lll J1,rf1011.11l1 ' • Q n.tfll. th:ll \\ .... m~ nc•\l \1111"•l1n11 \\'t·ll. hem .1liu11l lh1'<'' In 1mlt·1 l<• l1.d.111r1 · tlw twht•I. \\rttdd \CHI ;t('l'l'JI( ,r f'lll1rl1111.: 11\,tlt' \\h11kn1·11 .tll1111• .111>11t•r-."" q \\ho k llrllh I\ hit h 1·.t II\\' f11,I' flw 11111 l.1·11111 lh• 1•11l th,1t lt11 I,,... in tht• lll':1t h ot 11h11' hll 111 I 1'11111 t..111 ~'. hn1\ 111111 h 11 noel r1111ld .t \\ 11n1lt·h111 f., \\ h11 ,., ..,, It 1,1, I 11111 I, ' BElllS D the threats is the f:.t cl that Castro's sudden clc~·.ation to international notoriety in 1\nf!ola h,ts been ul least tempornnly off· ,c•t b\' rtsinit concerns in Lalin AmC'r1ca over his foreign in· h•r \'entlons. nnd by worry in ~tozambiqlle about overt Castro help in the coming guemlla war ag:unst Rhod1tsla. To that must b<> added n'w e\'idencc that the ~O\'lt>t ).!oHrnmenl has told C~1slrO lO <'OOl ll. 'Civil Defense' Dead . . . . . . . • 1 l) \\ h ,1 I h \ t1111 11 •"I. I "'"''l ll•ll l/ \\II\ "'' \ lfll 11ut '"'''\Ill 1111 11111r 1·'11·111 Ii 111t <> \\ h.11 ,111111ld I put 11 ,,11 111, lllh'\'I ' ' () \ ,t ( ,1fhlllt1• h11\\ tf I \1111 't.111111111 1lt1tr I 1111) t ;111, 11101 ' (1 111111 cl11··" .t ·I··• 111111: d111• h,I\ .11 I h1 111111111 ' ~) II I h.11 t /.1•11 ·I""" l'I', \\ h.tl 'II 1111'.tll tn l·;n~·h.,h • lJ \\ h.11 11t .. h• II cl111•o; th.rt 1nt·,1n ';.n ,., ""' · l) 1111" ll11· lll'll d11 I l.111111 • l) I 1 II Ill• ""'' lhlllt:. I •"lf'I 11111 \\ In cln 1 u11 I""" 1, .11\\.tl ' ,111 111 I lflJt' 11011,... llJlh l\IH' ... 111111 ' l) \\)I\ • h1111l1l11 I 11, 11•\1111., t II ., \\ I . I II II I :.. I 1 II II ... \\ I I h q111• 111111 .... What Cnstro did not reveal'to hr .; h1 i.:h ly nat1onalislic and \\O\;l'tl\V t>ri<'nted aud1en<'e in his l'on,tkrv 'f"'''<'h w<i'I lh1s s1J.inif1· 1·ant fJ<'t h<' had been informed 111 \to~cow that Rnt1!.h and Sov· 1ct n<·).!ot1allon~ with South Africa had alrrad~ rco;ultro In Johan· O{'"huq.!h's asir €'ement to wtth<1r11w <'Omplctoly from Mltllh<•rn Aogola. States Face Loss of Emerge1zcy Funds • • • l \ Announ('em<'nl of Penl11A9n plans Lo abanrlon th1• 1•mer1.u"'_,......,, 1>en·1cc•s r('aturc!-of 11!. " ii de· fens<'" proj!ram h<JH' s stalt• and !oral i:overnmC'nL., ll ry1hJ? ( __ E_A_R_L_w_A_T_E_R_s _J to the1 r conj.! rc·•.-.mC'n. ·or 11 Hl50 a net h;i ~ ront1nu1·c1 ;ill thr..,1· "ould mean the los.., ot il11on' "'ar<; In federal <1l'ls1!llan<'c to t nfnrtunalt•ly m11d1 of th1• th<.'ir abll1ti<'!'C ttJ <'OP .<1am1• fooh..,hnl•.,s wh1d1 markc'rl nAtural disasters. lo C' thr WW I I pro1tr.1m h:i-; prt .. it would mean O\'er S\ II to \'~11l<'d throu~hout \\1th ltw puhlir mun1C'ation:; sy ... t1·rn~ "hu:h have • t'\ Oh C'd. . ! Hl 'T IT is th(''" fc·:iturc·.;orthc proJ?r:im f111 \\ h1l'h 1111• frrlcral nn\\ fll'llJlO~I'' In \\ 1thllr,1w SUP · pm·t, lr:nm~ onlv lh1 •n1111,<'nseor 1·\ ar11at1r>n anti -.ht•ltt•r pl11nnlnit • ' • : • ' • ~ • ' • In rt•ma111 . , Fortu9at1•lv. 111111<:<· /\rmc'1I : St'rv1rc•'l ("h.11rman I•', t;dword : 'Home Sa.fer Than Hospital? the state and more_.J. 11r1 t. ·~~ A:t'tn.i: :.ubJC'<'lf•1l to th<' uir rnltl th;i.tdi~lributcd um6ngc1ties und' s11 en cx1•rc·1.,t•s rc•gularly countlt>l'. ulthough an.v -;ix year old knowo; There huv<.> bec-n mnny Mpt•rts that an att :ick hy a maJOI' rtwr1· of the proi:r:-1m which hove heen on thC' UnitNl Slates woulil pro· Hr bcrt. h11s r1.,1rtNI promptly ' an ct has a p JI 111n t1• II 11 15 uh· 1·ommltlrr tn 1 l'v1rw thr mnll<'r. Cullfornia's l1 11l11·rt l,1•1ut1•lt 115 on tht• punt'! alon1~ with lloh rnrr or Mit•h1~an :tn1I 1>1111 MilC'hftll ()( ; N1•w York. Th•·v shll11lfl firmly ! j)llltll 11\ll 111.tl tf ,111_ylhi11~ In : \101 r• ,\1111•111·a11 11111lht•1 .i1 •· hotl.,lllj.! Ill h:1\ ,. lhc II h .1h11· .... 11 hnnw \\'h.1t· ... 11 .tll .1'•111t · ll 11,p1lal' ·"" 11111 th•• .rltoct'lht•r .... if•· l1.11 •·n "' "'"' 'llll"lllt•J t•tl th1•111 In ht• Thr .uh .1111.11'•'" .. 1 h,111111: Jll :h.lt l.1h111 .tlfll \ 1•q111p1111 Ill h •11th fnr 1h.1~rt1"t 11· 11ld l'nlt'I ~I II \ pron dun•, 'I ,1 \ (' hr• 1• II ·anti h•1I 1111l h1r oth1·r f.11· tnr:-. Of th1· :111 m 1 I 1 1 11 n \ m C' r 1 r ,1 n ' nosp1tah fl•d l'.11.~i 'r~1r , ,11 ll':t. · 1 5 m 11l1on of th<•m i:et ~• er" 1r1 th1.• hn!'.111t,tl T:e natwnal CC'nh'r for 01' l'3S Cont rol 1cnc1 '-a\' 1r1fl.>1· 11on~ rontr .icled in ho-.p1tab an• c·os ng 1r11our:inrc• rompnml's a hllh n dollars a '<'.1r T ~ CDC 1<: pr<' ... 1•nll\' ~un1e}' .500 ho-.p1t ,11". 'l'l'k1nj! for th1h1• \\ hn·h 'l'1'nl to h.1\'1• t.'C't1011 und<•r <'Ontrol. AS WlllLt:. an anrr<'3.,in~ tr or mothers ar(' rh'ttini: \Ct1'lelr babies athomt>. P:\l 'L 11 .\R\'EY .... t'\1•1,tl <"hll'.I ~" Hl'.t tlHtltll" fll 1•!1 r to clr•ll\ 1 r h.1h11 .ti hnnw .1t1d 'I'\ ('I ,ti tl 11/• 0 tlo "' 111 c-.1 ... 1<11111111 r>r <i1 r•1·11r\ \\ h1t1· .1 c;l' 11 h11 h,1., h1·111 cit ll\t'l 101' h;lhlt'" .ti h11rn1• fur :?5 '<'~•r' '·''" tht•n" ,1 .,h.1rp upturn 1n <km'.rncl th1• 1n <'I l'.•'e '' mo-I pronnunri>d ;1mnnJ! "'uh11rhan molht·r' · llr \\'hth• "·"' th1· r,1t10 .. r hnmr to h11..,p1t;il b1rtho; 1n h1' pr wt1rc h.i-, c11111' from :,o.~~l f\\ n 11•ar., a ~o tn pcrhap' ;0.311 t1lll;I\. \\'h\ .. ln.l'rea'-tnl! reroe:nit111n of the· fart that hnmt· ckll\ l'f\' I!-:-JfC'r '"''s Dr.\\ h111• ··~TATl~TI C,\LLY." !'av<. Dr. \\ h1tr. "tht•rt> '' no rlrffcrcn<·•· l.Wl\H•t•n tht• number of or till' h11inrcl from ('om ph<'ntionc; " frt>d F.ttn~t io; lt>J\ mi: po!.t mc·dH'.11 S<'hnol tr:11ninc .it t'h1ea~o'<. httj.?l' C'ont.. (."nunt~ lln,p1t :ii aflt•r I tn1~t11n~~ ht<. m lt•t ""hill )!(' tmrl~ thP .1lmo-.ph1•rr of lh" ho.,prl.il • <'PPrt-''~" l'. <,t•at'." 1\nli hi' ftn<I ., m~in,• t•XJWl'l :lnl 111nth1•1' f1•1•I thP .,am1•\\:11. nothlnit more vid<' no warnini,:. • than sh(' t' r The sin·n is typ ical or lht• fU7,7.Y ltllorv ft ull lhmkln,:: whi<'h hu-i llom1111111•tl lft• •llH) .I l'•lr\Jll'I' 1A1ll f.:11 I'll rtu-.11 ,·I\ into "l11ih11• nh,l1•triri:.1" ·starlNI clu1 lhC' fcdetnl <'1V1I tl1•f1•11M• pro. 1-.ltrwr "1'' mn\t <lot'111r., 1111n't Ilk•· 111 1111nk ahollt murh h·-.., l,tlk .1h1111t ttw "m1<tt:1k<•:-th;it II('( Ul Ill hl~h \Ol~ITII' Oh'-IPtncal rl1•p.irl m••nt ' 1n h~C' ho .. p1tals lh• •.,I\.,, 'llo,pllal' ha\·1• un "''"'";1r1h m.uir t'hildb1nh into an "' 1•r\\ hr•lmtnl! mN11ral !-uru1<'al 11n><'('<l11rc• u'tnJO! ane .. thet1cs. 1:11 in~ mothers dru,::.; tn stop l;1hor .met ctru~s to start 1t ai::a1n \\ l' 'l' "' c-n forJ?ottcn how to U'\t' 1:1a\1l~ "' hosp113lo;. strapping a "om;:in do" n with ht-rfect in stlr· r up-. so that sh C' ·" deli ''erl n~ ;ilmo ''<'rll<'ally." I ni::, WW ff j.!ram, llSUa lly lwarfc•d hv !.Omr wh t n. r ro pollti1·1tl "ha:. h1•1•n" with ll <'llnt btthlv mo1 1• m1litarv knO\\ l1>dg1', 11'1 ahm1• tlw for r~u-.1ms ol nC'l'<l1> r)f r IH' r11un1 1 v. i.:rtt1n i.: ••\ Solht•riti1cnN huv1•lx-l'ntr1•at- t•n <1111· f11 I NI to altrrnat111J.! i.:rantllOM• Iv· i:I\\ :.ir1• ,.,, plans, fir1>I for htJmlio;hcll•·r'. t'hf' 1•ff11r1.. then mass evac·uat111n, th1·n hark n('rdcd th.In for ;mv c;r rJOllS to !iihelters and bark to t'V<J('U:I· purpo!-e. ol<J duffer.; ·w<'rC' up. lion • pointed block "arden:i; to run around th<' n<'1J?hborhood m thl' middle of K an:.ac: enforcing the blackouts "htlc l1tth• old 1rrendmotticrt1 sat on th<' rooflnpc; to "'arn of appro;,rhm~ enemy bombers. That air raids on the conli· C~LI FOR N IA , t>arly in t h(' game, saw lhe ridiculous aspcctc; of the Ccderal plaM and refuse<! to ~o along. Instead it de''cloped a plan lrm1ted to <'Oping with n a l d1saslt>rs. reasoning 'li\'i\" DOCTORS continue to nenlal United States were not thaf etht>r an 1•mergency 1s v man or bv God. the re· • m€'dies i red would be s1m1lar Jn dom o II be<'ame the leader in emerge cy prepared- ness ;incl most of it plonning was adopted hy t 'deral to pass along lo oth statcii. r('c;l\t homr dt'l1Hry. They likl' evtn remotely possible was ful· the' bMk up s('n 'i<'es which a Jy known to the military hou~ ho-.p1t:ll provides nnd, l<>l'c; face; uftcr the initial s hock of Peorl 11. runn1n).! the doctor from ho~ Harbor. nut, nn matter. the fie· to houl'le u; nol rplk.yig th tbfAf Uqn went on as did the shortalle-; t'ff1clmt use 11r his Ci~. • .-or butte r :ind 1Hhcr foods on lhc So both the Arn.-!":in C~le~ ~rt'l~nse it was ~otng "to our bo; s of Ob.;tetr l C"'fans ~nd" overseas.'' <:1 n<>rolo).!1:-ts and thl• Amcric:in ' • Collc11e bf :"urse Midwives op· 11ose home dchvcrk-.. Hui thl' !'tork Is tending to jg. 110rl! tht''fl· THE WW II civil defen~e pro· gram ~as term inat<'d at the war's <'nd but was re\'ive onset of the Korean confh <'t m And. de ltl' t he boondog~linJ? aspects dv1l defense, much l'(ood as bc.-n achteveli . Particular!~· notabl€' in th1:i; stal€' hat; h<'en the devclopml!nt of the mutual aid proier:ims for polt''l' and fire services and the com C'ivj l cll'lt•n-.t• 1~ In 111· i't1rt11ilr<I IL j i.houlrt h<• th<' 1·h1hllsh itami•'I, • J\nrl lht• altl to ow1•r 1·rnt·nwncl<'!J • i.houhl ront1n111• to lw 1mpl<'rn1•nt • ! '"'\\1th fn!N.11 funds. ~ ORANGE t OAST DAILY PILOT lt11l11 rl V \I l'f'fl. l•uhll,l1t'T Thnmn ·' I\ r1•rrl fdrltn ll11rl>orn Krnlnrh I-'11t11n11l l'Ol1t' f;d1/llr 1 hr <'d1lorrnl JllHll' or lht• Daily Print S<'Pk<. 10 lnfl'lrm :ind '11mulatr n·adn'\ hy rn"'<'nllnl( on 1h1<. vai:r 1f11l'r'r tnmmmlnrv on tnp1<'' of lntC'rr'(I h)• i.\'n1htat· •~f rolummst~ And C'8rl001'U:\l'I, hv pro\1din11 a fl)rum for rl'<td<'M' 11r11.< and hv PC"'•'lltlnlol lhl~ nl'W'PAJW'r'« OJllntl)nS ;md 1de:t'i nn rurt4•nt fl)J11rc; Thr roltorial '''"""'"" nf ttw Ua 1ly 1'1lot'11ppear ool> in ttw <'1.lltonal rolumn at the l1tp or lhr Jllll{l' OpinlnnN (')(· nrr,.M••t hv 1h1• rolumni~I< and 1·:1r11)()m~I< no1t l1'll<'r 1!.nlC'~ :.ire th1·1r (11!. ll :rnd no ··nrlor<iflmC'Tll or lh1•1r \11'1!.' ''" lht' Dally l•Hot 'houM ht· rnfrrrrfl Monda'. April 5, 1!176 . . .. . . • .. .. . • • .. . ll Cslif ornia: A . . By HOLG£8 .1£-NSEN f ~QfldusciSnk•) depeodin1 on its uu. compattd to$1,000 aa •ere with tree. and ruMlnl 1tream1 ln mounlllD atata like Montana and ldabo. TEN V£Aa8 AGO THE same C-.Uforala farmland eouJd be putthued torai,ooo an acre. CaUfomla munJcipaliUes bi1 and 1maU u. LOS ANGELES <AP> -The California Dream baa created a nightmare of congestion ln the most populous state of the Union. But the avocados and 11bwone are stiU oul there somewh~re beyond fhe freeway. . dn1&ned to discouraae new lnunii,ruta pr~crve the state's naturaJ assets. The end ol lbe Calilomia buildJn1 boom bas also cut the c hoice of ~w homes. To enjoy the good life in the Colden State, you need wheels, a bigger mortgate and tolerance ror 20 million neighbors. E"pens1ve recreatwnal toys like boats, airplanes and dune buggies help a lot CALIFORNIANS ARE WORKING harder, driv· Ing further and paying more tha.n ever before for that place in the sun. Their bumper slicker~ reflect a whimsical yearning for the hf~tyle few.can afford except on weekends. According to the Sccwity Paclflc National Bank's research department, fewer dwelUnc units were bullt in 1974 and ms than in the one preceding year when 281 ,000 permits were issued statewide. IP YOU FIND A HOVSE and can afford the price, there a re sllll neighborhood vliUantea to contend with. They are mnltant froups of California homeowner$' who have banded together lo protect the eslh(UC'S of their communities. Take the case Of Robert Undsey, a new al'rival from New York. The day he moved into his new Hl 'd rather ~ sa1hng," uys one mehtneholy Japanese sPQrts car in bumper-to.bumper trafhc on the Monday morning commute. "Think snow." exhort$ a Beetle with ska racks. ~~~~ ''GOihead, tatlgatc, lrrel"d1t!c money," ~0$pondun-If KAlf'W••t •• .. f~· ... ,, aggressive pickup truck .,- Their drivcri. have dtare fM .,•fer ..,.,. ,eM CALIFORNIA switched from the grs ,,..,. •"" %.3 ... a ..... ier... hogs of the 1960s o _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ ~ smaller economy -~~.--...----.-... models. but then turned $165,000 residence in Palos Verdes Estates he waa rig ht around and slapped with a citation from \lie neighborhood "Art splurged the savings on Jury" bec~use the builder forgot to include a more vehicles If happi· clothes,dr)'ing yard. ness for the rest of the na-He had lo sign a lifetime commitment that his lion is a two·car garage, "ire would never hang out the wash. it·s three LO California. The state has 16 million registered vehjcles. more than one per driver Their nox· 1ous exhaust fumes have harmed trees an the high Sierra and people in the THE LESS YOU PAY for a home, the further you hve from work, thus adding to commuter congestion. A freeway system admired for "opening up the West" a decade ago is now regarded with fear and loalhmg eoastal basins, rorclrg Detroit to invent a new smog device called the cata1) lie converter In their efforts lo flee the pavement, Cahfomians have dultered up their last wilderness areas with a bewildering array of motorcycles, amphibians, snowmobiles, dune buggies. Jeeps and go.karts. Awesome mobility makes California drivers fiercely 1ndepend<·nt , contemptuous of public transporta11on systl'ms and arch.opponents or eoergy saving measures Hkc car PQOIS and lower speed limits. Before 1972. the state Department of Motor \'ehJcles didn ·1 even bother to register what it calls off.highway vehicles. Since them, their number has more than doubled from 105,535 to 2.56,344 as or January. HIGHWA V CREWS ARE STILL erasing paint smears hurled by angry motorists protesting the state's fir!lt ca"f"' -poo& ~..neon the Santa .. Moo1ca Freeway. Jt has alS-O k('pt the California lltghway Patrol busy writing tickets. Per·<'apita income in CahCornla ranks 11th among the states while the lifestyle 1s more tailored to the top five. CHURCHES MERGING? Home prices, fort'xamplc. have ~piralcd almost beyond the reach or the average working man in the densely POPUiated communities around San Fran· t\Tl.A~TA, Ga CAP> A pro!)<) cd cc1\·enanl cisco and Los Angeles. 4' •• declanng that the coun. THE RESID,ENTJAL RESEARCH Comm11tel' tr> . s two m a j or of Southern California reports a 78 percent increase Pre~byterian bodies "in· thcpastlOyears Cor "typical .. homcs in scven coun-lend to bl.'come one Iles betwcl'n San Diego and Los Anttelcs Thu. means chur ch" ~oes before the a$30.000houscin1966nowscllsrorS54.000 .June J?Overn1ng as· But if you want something a hllle rancicr say ~ e m b I Y o ( l h e wood and glass by the sea an Palos Verdes Estatu or Pre.!> bytcri :rn Church California ModCfJl.Wlthuprivutedock in Huntington l' S !Southern). II arbor -think bet w<-en $150.000and 5250.000. It invites the other ma· Farmlandhasals.obccnhil.bymflation... JO r bod). the l 'nited An acre in the rtat, tr~lcss agricultural Central Prt>sbytcrian Churcn. to Valley will r_u_n_y_o_u a~Y"_'h_er_e from $4 ,000 to SS,000.:......:..:..· -J="o=in=in=t=h=e=c=o=v=e=n=a=nt=·=--1 NATIONALLY KNOWN SPEED READING . . COURSE TO BE TAUGHT HERE IN NEWPORT BEACH HlWPOlT HACH -G~ State leodiftcJ Lab wil off..-o ~ w..ta coww '" tpttd ~ to a lftlffed ...... r of .,.ified people i.. the Mewport leoch crM. Thlt nc~ffy dnt4oped mett.od of i1uh'vctl0ft It the "'°'t IMOvotl•e .,d effective proqram ovoifc1t1•• ill ttw Uftited Stotet. o lfMed reodff bvt f.....t ttw cost prohibiti•• or the cOWM too tilM COit~ ••• ltOW Y0l9 C•" Mt ~ att9"dlftCJ I evettiftg ,... weell for 4 '9tort went you c91 rHCI 7 to I 0 tlmH fader, COMMirote bettw and compHheftd MOre . If Y°" ore a ...._ wt.o w...W like to make A' 1 IMteod of l 's or C't cw If you ore a busiMu ,..."" who wonts to stay obt-Hd of todey's e•erchllftq"-J occet.rotlftc) world then thit cottrH Is Oft alKoMe Meeulty. TMM tpecl.. 0011114etooh..___._. lectw.s wil be he4d at the fohwtftcJ ff,..s mtdpfoces. ' Mot Oftly doH thi1 famout cowH redllc:e your time in the clatvoom to fwd Oft• clan fM" w~ few 4 "-1 weffl bvt it dso i11c:ludet an ctefv0tteed tpHd r«odlnq COWH Oft cauett• top• so that you cal( cOftffftw to iMprove for tfte rest of y0ttr life. ht jwst 4 weelu the .. «'~ stvcf..-t tho.Id be rffdinq 4-S HIM• fatter. ht o t.w "'°""'t ...,.. 1..,.nh ore rHdinq 20-30 H.,.s fostff affoln"-9 lpffda Htot -.11rooch 6000 wonk f*" ,,..,. •. lft ror• instoncH ~ of .. to I 3 .000 wp"' ho•• been docWM'llt.cl. HtWf'OlT HACH MHTIHGS THUISDA Y, ArllL t • 6:30 & 1:30 r.M. .-.104 Y, .\rllL 9 • 6:30 - 1:30 P.M. SATURDAY, ArtUL 10 • 10:30 A.M. & 1:30 P.M. AIOVI MHTIHGS WILL H HllD AT t9HAT WISTHH SAVIHGS & LO.\H ASSOC.. 450 HIWPOlT ClMTll DllVl, NIWPOlT IUCH. TUHDA Y, A,.IL ll · 6:30 -1:30 r .M. WIDHISDAY, ArllL 14 • 6:30 & t :30 r .M. AIOVl MIUIHGS W1U IE HILD AT MAlllOTT HOTEL, lX lC,iUTI VI C OMFlllHC I ROOM. fOO NIWPOtlT CIKTH MIYE. MIWPOIT llUCH. Wed. 7 Brick ... Ow overOC)• 41roduote thotdd read 7 ·I 0 ti Mes futer wpo" coMpletlon of the covrH with Marlled iMpro•eMeftt l ft cotllp"4te11slott Wtd cOM:ftltrotlOft. For thou who wowld Ilk• ockltiOft .. iftfonftOtiOft, O HriH of frff, OM how. ori~ lecfwes haTe IMflt tchecNlecl At tMw froH lectln·u the co11ru will be e1plolfted in complete detail, htct.cliftCJ clouroom procedwet. iMtn.ctlOA ... "'ods, class tchecWe ud a special I tiMe only Wro•ctory hlitl• that l1 l"1 "'- OH•\olf the cott of 1iMllar COWWI. Y 0. 8"1St otttftd 9fY of the Mttflftc)s for htfot MUtioft Clibo9t the twwport IMc.h closwt. ... oriettfcrtlOM er. ~ to te. ,..Wlc, obo•• ..,. 14. Cpenons _... II~ be occ-.-"ed by.,.,..... if ,. ..... tf YOll lten olW41Y' w-.hd to be If yo• ore • IMlsf.-.11Me11, t._...., tto.Mwlfe or ueatf•• IWs COWH, wJlich tea S ~ of illhMln res.wee. to *""°P• Is • .,.., •• Yoet co• reed 7·10 .._, fatter. co"'prthe1td More. CW~ beffw • ..t ...... ., '°"9"'· St.dem _.. offwood • odcfitloHf disc ..... TM• c_.. c• be t-.gM to ,....,., or cMc gro.p1 .. "Gr09p , ... ,.. .,.. req•est. le ure to ott••4 wflicl.eTH' ft-ff ................. fits best i.. yow sch ..... ,. Brick Is a naUve American cheese and Its name !s derived more from Its shape than Its flavor. There tJC. manv types of brick. but lhis Bulten\lp olftts a mild flavor 01 first and a nippy afterWte. It's aeamy arid soft and goes wllh many dishes. £Hing versatile Is a valuable aswt. That same value can be found al lllartncrs to m&M your money grow. DAILVPtLOT AZ • By Bil Keane • ; ( Medicine ) 1o4•Y wt taste a c~ th11t was first made by the Celtic ....,.. l~;M Sw{u Alp& ~ore the rite of thd Roman E~plre . known mbre for 1t• hotu than Its hazelnut fl11vor, it ls a world· ~ t~votke. While ¥ou'te lasting, sample one of our high· ~ savb'lgt iact91o1nts. i*t;"2. btg·barn Cheddar Trafllt191\aJ ehtdd# It made from whole, unpasteurlud, aurfllrler ml~ of cows which have drunk fre'h, dear water •ndltd ~~ ~w green grasses only. Made traditionally ot'riot wdd1t Is the most populu cheese of an. Being P4Pt.1lar meant you have more to offu. For cheddar, n's a ipeda.l ljute, fot Mactnua 1es a friend!~ attitude. '. tu••· 6 Gouda Vou'U •vor tho Dutch ancestry of this lWand·stylo cbusa. Mellow and mlld, It'• hatd to atoP tasttng once you've '1arted, You might say the flavor gives you dl9kiend1 of enjoyment -a bit like a N.Vin~ eccount at Manners. Fri. 9 I Be1ie Fleur Of Fr•1'th ancestry, this domestk pan .idm~llk checst has been accepted by Wtlgltt Watchm . Light yellow In color and with • alight nlppy taste. It can dr amaUte any Wtnt and cheae t~. Thcrt's no ~tter way to end the \A/Uk than tasUftg t.,. dlff trence at Mariner•. tll 1 p.m. for your convenience. -J-lltd .............. pr0f)fcfe4 by Ullf5,..,.. hi W .. tcUJI Pfosa In I' I t f 'I ABC HeljJline-Einphasis Is on Counseling SANTA MONICA <AP> Ray Teal, 74, whu played Shenrr l\6)j Cof. fee on the "Bonanza" televilJon series for 13 years und u ppeared an more than 200 motion pictures, die d at St. John's Hospital Frlday after a long illness. By HILA&Y KAYE in& the caller to ducover course~ "Acllve L.isten-.. They net'd ~mront' h Ip line Is ao wuSely The bis1eat problem Of .. o.u,~i .. swi forhima•lfv.rio"•wavc '"&", •·uaht by AlJean Whtn lhe phone ring, " -,,_ m ... to lltlk tu Of course used 11 that it's an easy remains 1etting the help at tbe ABC Help Linf', of copma \!.'Ith hu1 pro-Peterson, a marnage that's only the surla('e route to take to get help. hoc phone number w1dl'- the caller is apt to get a blem," &1rs. McP'arlaoo and fam1 ly -counselor symptom. There's usual· "It '1 vt'ry safe You ly circulated. The church Jot more for his dJme conllnues. who Counded the St An· ly S<>methang els~ there, don't have to glvt' you r Rives the voluntet'rs a than ·ust ym" theti drcw'1 help hne. too." says Arhne Austin, n•me and there's no fat'e 'ma 11 a A v er t I s In " l • s .,a c "WITHIN 30 or ~o Som• of the topics h "' " eu and a quick rc!err.a1. .. .. -another tip hne worker. to look Into." aays Mrs. budcet, but It's renlly not ABC Help Lin• is a. minutes we cet o handle callers preaent lnclud~ ONE REASON the McFarland. enough . cnsls counseling service on tbe problem and the family legal troubk s: ,.------------------------- "It'& lmPortant people know about us bec•uso there arc few help lint·~ operated 24·hour,s·a·da) and I don't think nny or the others are uslna our ABC approach,·• S8)S Mrs. P<'rry. opera ted by St. Andrew'• caller Is ten with •cverMI adolctcent problems Prc$bytcnan Church of potential solutions," •he medical and drug pro'. Newport Beach tha t does adds. blcms, alcoholis m, i.cx jus t th a t c ri sis The help line opcrat~ prob)ems . uncmploy counseling 24 hours a d ay, every day ment. houslntt troubles, The 645·2222 bt'lp hnc or tht' week. During the and child abwie. has been 1icrvlng Orange day, the phone rlnga In a Suicide calls are usu:il· County and s urrounding s mall oH1cC' at the ly the toughest for the arcuforthrce ycarsand church Al night, an "omentohandle. shows no sign of slowing answering service picks "It's frightening." nd· down. up the calls and relays mlts Mrs. Perry .. ll.s 'll them to the \•olµnteer on big rcsponslbll1ty and we T w ·E NT y . Y 0 Ult duty that 01f ln in her JU5t do lhe ~we.can." NEW YORK \AP) -A funeral service was held t o d a-y f o r E d w a rd Strt'eter, 84 , humorist and author or the be1t scllmg novels "Father of the Bride" and "Dere ·Mable." Ued1cd Wednes. day in Rou se ve lt Hospital. volunteers take turns home Not all the cal111 arc so -::."Z:'tl~,t;; ~~~fa~~ ~A~=:~~ h~~~ ~~c :"o.~mg:ea\la!~yrceacre-~tly ~~-fso~ ill: coast Community Hosp i ta SEATTLE CAP > rns1s counseling tcctmi· tburch, It contains no re· " .,. -... t>U.L J ohn Loor ~ke, 79, who q ues and they have ligious overtones. ac· who wanted to know ,, ann th . f . t asan execullveofFisber weekly training sessions corcfulgtoJeanPcrryof shcsbould inviteaboyt.o I ounces e opening 0 1 s wheal food Bulgur for chlef at Hoag Memorial volunteer. laughs Mrs. Perry. Mills helped develop the with the psychiatric Newport Beach, another a girl·ask·boy dance," I underdeveloped coun Hospital The essence of the help Mental Health Un 1· t tnes,died Friday Most help lines offer a line is "pulling out inner BUT IN t h e next LONDON <AP) David Blair, 43, former star of the British Royal Ballet and produ<.-er of the Ameri can Ballet Theater 's productions of "Swan L ake " a nd "Giselle." died Thurs. day. place to turn for a refer-strength from the caller, breath. Mrs. Perry re· ral and perhaps a sym· or.helping him figure out lat.es a call from another pathetic lis tener. his own solutions," Mrs. U·year·old girl who was Nol so al lhe ABC Help Perry says. pregnant. Linc. "She was upset about The emphasis is on ac-~LL 24 volunteers arc what to tell her father - tu ally counseli ng the housewives. They say even more upset than the caller -listening to µtc they'd like men to fact. she was preanant," problem and then usmg participate too, but the Mrs. Perry recalls. the specific ABC tcchni-weekly training sessions 0 n c n i g h l a que to work out possible are held in the morning grandmother called who solutions. and mos t m e n can 't was beside h e r self D~adt Notice• ''ABC Isn't just ·in· maJce those hours. because she believed her •i~Lrv ilia ls, it's an actual The volunteer s con· ~randdaughtcr was be· 1-1nE" M R•P~E.,. ·~"""''.,.JOO system." explains Pat tribute at least two week· mg molested by her step- E••1 o.. .. "''OI\' "••l>O•f a. ... n. c.. Mc Farland of Costa ·day hours per week and father. ~:',,0~=:;.-:·,;:.~,:.":.~·r~'"'.!~; M c s a . o r 1 g in a 1 most also work weekend "We calmed her down R_,..,.., cn.,,o "'•ow; -"'"'· <'oordinator of the help hours. One or two even· and got her to realize ';:,~,°,;:' c~::t· .. ~=~:0:;~.~~":!; lmc. ings per month they each what she could try to do P•'""• Gm .. •••o•on, w ..... ,,. .. The ·A ' stands for tackle the 5 p.m. to 9 t&remcdy the problem." "•P,. •• Jr. •> 9'•""("•10"" •ncr 13 achieving rapport with a.m. shift Mrs. McFarland savs. C)tt-•t•9fM\Ck"1IOtt l\ S.fVICM. wtll bt • ""'° Tuo"'•• 4o"' • 10 oo """ o... the caller · B · 1s for boil-Before the volunteers During the n1f(ht shift . .., Udro1 Mt <•·~c"Y"" ,.,..,,..,.,.1 ·Utf:>down t.ae preblem-60. c.wol'k .>0' to lhil··help hne many ca Us come from will b-> Ol'•,.•1t tn l1lu ~I ,~,.,(Of" • • . . • ,, . .,.,,,o.,. ..... , 11.-m..i• •o ,.,. c-•· 1t s easier lo work "1th. they must com pl etc a people who arc Just lone· !:.~~:,.~~;:·.:!';:.,e•O<' <:0 "• ""'.. ·c· 1s for coping -allow-six . w cc k tr a 1n1 n g ly and can't sleep. TU fl Hf fl --------~flA"I( M TUANE'A. 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V•4L• N:to1...,_.1t Ue&.Jor-"- Wllll4M\ "El~" r WllLIAMS ti Co•t• Mi·u C• O ., .. o• _,.,.If\ Al>f'•l > 1•1• '"'"''"''""' b• t\fr \l)n l .. 9"10.f\ P Lutd .. n of ( '"'"'• t.-f M11r h 1ro Qf',)f\f!"°"' l •1QhlO" P t,.1"' .. n Jr Of ~::: :: ::: •;:., c::;~'.:i'..:.~ .. --J11E•A-N•M•O•R•R .. 111S--11 ''I'm voting for Ray Williams because his record shows he will protect the Newpart Beach I en1oy from too m a ny hatel s -too many concentrated buildings -while still respecting the landowners rights." YOUR VOTE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE Elect RAY****** 'VILLIAMS ~ .. .,., h•.,•u•1 ot Co,t• ~'" •"4 0.~ l i"OIM"Of (Or O'l.t 0. I M.•t ty-4f QtM\~S\ul"I ~r ,.n 11 ,J'tlOll f)t (9'tA Mit--\.6 p,.,..,., .. \oft•.,,,•' ,,. .. ,,. ,.... .. , tn l'o..S IOI t>yC-ttM 10 E ...... lbyW1t1,_, t• 11-ltl-"f 8 April 13 '"''"""t PA .fir y,,..,. Mr"rl "'" P•r•. ·---11'!-~~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!lll!!~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~ "4•w~tt .,,.. 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More than half of them end up as brunettes. Am as ked to name the politician who first propounded the claim. "No man can earn $1 million honestly." That was the repeated cry of William Jennings Bryan. Please note, be en- tered that hne into tus platform performance in July or 1906, considerably before the time when he made his own first $1 million. SWEAT OF BROW There's a line in Genesis wherein Adam is told "in the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread until thou return unto the ground." But contrary to popular bellef. nowhere in the Bi- ble does it say that mnn need earn his li ving by the s weat of his brow. Poet John Milton ac- tually was the first to make such a literary motion. Thom as Carlisle later seconded it. But Henry David Thoreau called it bunk, or words to that ertect That word "venereal" as in venereal dis- ease onginally referred to tbe Roman love goddess Venus ... Funny thing about bleach, it doesn't remove rust slams. but intensifies them ... 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IOX tHO A MESA CAUF. 92626 FROM Fash ion I sland Newport Beach _,_ I ~.April5,t979 DAILY PllOT All Fairbanks ]"Ii. Recalls the 'Old Days' By 908 TllOllAS BEVERLY HILLS CAP) -Ha lffmd a handsome throwback to t.M past, bis mutache ?.:11 to a fine edce. tbe Ue a.Dd kettblef m atcblnr ectJy tbt eonurvatin ault, the oear-•bJte hair a neat pompadour. All eround Doqlu Fairbanks Jr .• ln the Pol<> Loun1e of tbo Beverly Hills Hotel, ·was the New Hollywood: rock concert promoten In jeans and plaids. bot youn1 dir«ton in aneakera, a vilillo~ female star. her ha.lr ln curl en. FAft FRO M VIEWING THE scene with dis· taste, Young Doug, as he was called in his earlier years, seemed amused. Although a scion of the ooet.imt> Flrat FamUy of Hollywood, he remains doggedly unsentimental about tbe "lood old days.''" ''I don't remember them as 'good old days.''"he commented ... All J remember is working bard in films, worrying about whether the n~xt option was going to be taken up, being •bused by the button-bole makets who had made it to the top of the In- dustry. There were tynnts in those days -the Harry Cohns, the Louie Mayers -and we were subject to their whims. "l know the younger genera- tion looks at the s hinier product of those years and thinks that we .,,., ..... "' made such classics. What they don't realize ls that ~--•Cf.ll.eMflOtl , .... It e F•«H"il• fcM <l'l 1197f>J Cl! Illa OldHt U illl1!9 flMICI aK~elly ~Cl AllK ,.,_"' __ _ ol so.,. ... ol c.oM- AoaCI ~ll .. ~lt/111>9 .,. we also made a lot oft.rash." FalrbaokJ was btte to vi lt old chum~. {)romote a book and do a TV r>!>· Ke wu 11t1yin1 at Plckfalr, fabled manslon of hts fath rand Mary Pickford and now occupied by America's Sweetheart and Bt.tddy Roeers. She hasn't bff.n seen out1lde Plckfalr In eeveral years except for th~ Academy Awards because of declinina health. "I don't bellevo be felt threatened -not by a tetn·age boy, not wbm be was maklnc classics U.ko 'Robin Hood' and 'Black Pirate.' I was btln1 pushed Into a mall parts ln bl& pJcturts and bi1 part~ l.o small pictures.'' WHILE HE IS H.Etu.:. Fairbanks co-hosted a ~levlsloo thow prevlewin1 ~Ac demy aw1tds. He rHlgned some years a10 as a member -"l bad ·re\.illd from the ndus~ and tho Academy seemed to want my dues more than my vote." "BtJT SHE BAS JIADE a ttmarkabJc come· back.'' report~ her ooetlmc stepson. "Five years a10 we were all concerned about her, in fuel, we thou.ght wto wtore going to lose her. Now she seems amazingly well." · He hinted his displeasure: "My fntber was the ri.rst president of the Acodemy but never aot un Oscar in hls lite.time. They waited u.nt.U after he was dead to glve him one." A special aw11rd from the Motion Picture Academy helped r alsc her spirits. He hasn't mode n movlo In more thon 20 yenri. -"they don't even ask me anymore, and I don't think I want to risk it." The Falrbanks·Pickrord mystique ia elegantly captured in a new book, "The Fairbanks Album," a collection or photographs and press clipplnas. But at 66 he remains busy as ever with his in· temational enterprises and good works. ··1 really had very little to do with it, except to ask friends and relatives to help supply photo- vaphs," said Fairbanks. "Richard Schitkel put ll together and supplled the commentary." HE ALSO PE RFORMS IN plays -last yoar breaking fh~ Kennea y Cent~r recol'd In Washington, D.C., with 1l weeks ln "The Pleasure ol His Company." He'll repeat the role in London this summer, his first return lo the West End stage since the war. TR ERE ARE A FEW re\•elations. lnclt.tdlng the fact that the elder Fairbanks. the biggest star in silent films. was upset when his son entered movies. "I suppose I might have reacted the same way," sajd Fairbanks Jr. "He probably felt I should continue my schoollng and thought l was being ex· ploited because or my name. Fairbanks sold his showplace home in London to a rich Arab. Now his home base is the Vicarage <"it really was a vicarage, built in 1895") in Wesl Palm Beach, Fla. H l9.lfi R • A gl'eat ~ill' to see A111e•ka1. I fllll This tree reprinted edition of the 1926 Rand McNally Road Alias Is a fascinating look backward to the routes, roads, and automobile travel ol 50 yeal'$ aoo. Inside are 96 pages of maps. guides. and helpful hints to motorists of yesteryear There·s a full page map of every stale Conly 48 of them back in 1926), plus tho United States and individual ma1or city maps Including Los Angeles. A comparison of these maps to modern onos Is fascinating. The _miles of dirt and gravel "roads" far out- number the miles that were paved. Among the pages of helpful hints to the brave n'IOtorists of 1926 are the following: "Right of way is usually given to horse drawn vehicles:· "To cany_e.ampi.ng_eQ.Ulpment on the.running board. have a folding parcel carrier:· "Do not driVJ) In ruts:· "To keep yoor windshield dear of mist on rainy days, rub a sliced onion ever ttte glass:· "'M.>men dnvers of motor vehides should bO given special consideration-and watching." You11 find numerous maintenance and driving tips, along with an inventory for the absOlurely necessary tool box and recommendai1ons as lo the number of spare parts that shoUld be earned (1nclud1ng 2 tires and 3 tubes). Stop in at any one of the 16 Mutual Savings offices in Southern Galifomi.a for your free 1926 Road Atlas But do 11 soon, because Quantities are limited. 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GEO•Gt:L BllOWN MARILYN W WAHLOVIST HOflCE IS FUftTME• GIVEN llWI INWRANCEAGINCVOF !•,~u~~::·.:.~:'~'~ec-nr ~~~ .'~::.::: ::.·:;·.::.:::d ... CALIFOllllllA.INC. .-usELLICIDOllt '""'o I>•'"-Cllr c.,.....11 ol n.. CllY Of °'"" 9,.,_, ,,.,,.,.,,, •-rat uw CCKt• MIP\• on the •for•mentl Tt\•\ \IAt.mt>nl ••' flltd _.,,. 1ht ......... rt (Aftt•r Ot••• 11'"' Covnly CIH._ of Or•n" C.ovn<r"" SMl .. JOI C•LEE'" P P>ilNNEY Mo~nt, 10'-Now-1 k.t<ll, CA tl ... C•h C••'' ol 111• I'S-T.. 0141 --~ Cotr .. CO\ .. MtW Pvbll-Ot-Co.e•I Dolly P,lo(, -ytertin<Vl•la Publt\"4-0 Ot•n~ Co•'' 0.11-y PtkJt. Mlrc. ... n .tt.•"dAp,11). •1. ,,,, ~1"""4:1 Or•n~ CN\I O•~'" Poot -11 S ttto tt>o i. 114S-T6 rc11 IS. n." .t"CI Aprol I lt/6tO<IO-h TELL SOMEONE YOU LOVE TO VOTE FOR Tom \ Blandi FOR COUNCILMAN NEWPORT BEACH VOTE APRIL 13th e Tllo 119111•-' ft .. fll•cl • Pttol-tl.AfftWITZ, All0-1\0l\ •I '-"" UO cWK..-."'"• -.°"' "' .. ,, •• .,. Y°"9 nwv s •nu l.~nA"'"&' Po 8j• •:_-1. ':•PW C• fUe .......... 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'°:tt! 1--------------... .. 10MtlortlW•0otnonoot 1Mti A NY-I ltOM and • ~tor••W>U OM4 """ .. ftQ11lr•O Oflor lo u« .it•on Ol IMCOl\ll'lfl Tll• P••""'"1 llolld \Mil 111 111 IM lorM WI for11111'1 tho <Otll••<I ooc_,, c;e .. ,,.,,... eo .. d 8Y ''-.. O•MAN ~ WA rsoN Sot<•tt••• 8o4•d ., ,,.,~, ... °""" ..... " "· .. ,. " 00• .... 8'd No t01 -·-°'""0-'°''' OtllY "''-'· STIMULATU JOUng mind• M.tn l11', .... AM ti J, I"• UM"'--------------' . 'Food Day' Plnnne<J, Purpo : T o Fig ht Hunger , Malnutrition By Th~ Atsoclatt'd Pr~~ Cdmp111~n1n.-Jf,!J111..-.t hurt~t'r. mulnutnt1<1n ,11111 1X111r • allnw, habit•. mun) l\nh n cJO'> 1r1 l·<1m munitle~ :1cro!l!4 tht-t·ountry ,1r'' pn•p11nn11 for "f <ond OJ~" Thurs day Tht•rt• \\ 111 tw dt• monstr<1llon'I "' l'\lt•r) thin.: from pl<mtang ''l'IH'l ilhh•' to fl<'llln1t thl· most food fur th1• ll'J.:it mom·> t'ood D11v '' ~·l>ol\Mln.·d L> tht· <'enter for Sc11:nrl' 1n thl• t•u!Jllc lntl'rl'st. a nonprofit n •.,l•art h ~roup bal'>~d an W .i'hmW,lln. U l' TllE C'ENTF.R i.p<>ll'~orcd •• '>lmilar t'flo1 t l.1:11 H•<1r , but "J' Optometrist Chairman of --<-Deeds~ Awara Dr Bert L ~kC"o) a l.a$?un;i llalls optome trist. has l>cC'n l>Clected as C'ha1rm,rn Of th!.' ~acl dleback \' .illt•\ t:xthan~t· Cluh s ··Book of Golden lkl•th " iiro gram. The "Book or Goldl'n 0(•(-ds' a ward is made annul.Illy to .t !',ad dkbacl< \.'alll'y t'ititl·n Y.ho h::i~ :-hown outl>tandin.I! sen l('l' ,incl leadership Prcv1ou~ w mnl'r!I in cludc-Cal Nl'\'t', d<.•11111~ '>h~r1fl . J oseph B Adam,, pnnnpal or Olivc\\uod St·honl .. ind G<·ne\'IC\ l' ~utto of Ll·1,url' World • rnll<.'IU'd by i.om e pe!()pl<.' for con. fu51ng politics with nutnuon I\ IP•l of the 50 <·allt'd "Tt-rnble Ten" fOUdi; for cxJmple, included '>Omt• 1\ems sC'le<.'tcd beouac they had htll~ nutnt1ona.l vi.luc and oth•n chosen only ~ause lht·) \4 cte the i.ubjrtl of labor boy<.'otts This year , the ce-ntcr j · l'Onct·n· tratrng on lot'al d forts to an c·rl'aM~ pt'opll' 's av. urenl'S!i of nulntion and w<.•rld hunger pro· bkm.; Thl' center has 1sSUl'pokcsman for lhc center. i.a1d th:it th(' last 1s designed to 'POlllght programs :.uch as farmcr·to-consumcr marketing ~4:ct.S.. ----. T~t's<.' people des erve r e - rogmt1on." s he said There also 1s another "Tcmble Ten," focused on 1nd1v1duaJs and groups rather than products Pre-.1dC'nt Ford, /\gncullure SecrNary Earl L. Butz and the Grocery J\lanufacl urcrs or Amcnca -traditional largl'lS for cons umer acta·1sts arc all on lhe hsl, THE C£~TER generc;lly is working to encourage s mall family farms; 1s sharply rr1llcal nf thL' largl' food l'Ompan1c., kno~ n as :igri bu:-im·~:-.: and "ould hkc lo i.ct• so--ralh.'d Junk IOl)dS L'linJinJtL·d fro m lhl· .\mcncan diet T WENTY·i!IG HT ac:tentbts from unlver~1Ues and &ovem· ment .Jtre p•rllc:lp•tlng In a "Food Day Dl•l·o iue" Wecloes· day and Thuraday. The program ls sponsore d by the 25.000· member Council for -"ricullural Science and Technology and •S partly funded by a grant rrom lhe National Agricultural Chemicals A:isociatlon . . The scientist& will a nswer questions, via loll-tree telephone hnes. on food safety, nutnlion and agricultural production. The te l ep hon e numbers a r e 80()..<Cz.4·9SIO tor calls from outside Washington, D.C. a.nd 347.5074 ::ind 347-5075 for calls inside the Cit)', Hearing Set In Huntington J Child Death A preliminary h earin g is scheduled ApTil 15 for a~cused child killer Patrick R. Hebert, or Huntington Beach. He-be rt. 24, o.f i:144l Koled&.. Lane. has been held at Orange County Jail unable to post bail on a murder {'harge since the Feb. 18 death or D<'lta D awn Davidson. The 2'2-year·old c hild died of head lnJurics at Huntington Jn. tercommunaty Jlosp1tal. \ . H~e'• ltf •t1rt1 UPI-·· NBC has signed a nc" con- tract with late -night T\' kin~ J ohnny Carson for un un- disclosed amount. -202 Caves Found JEFFERSON CITY. Mo <AP) -The Oi\'ls1on of Geolo~y and Land Survey says 202 caves \\ere found in Missouri In 1975, bnng· ing the number or known caves to 3,313. tr(\rrt 3 to ICI P' ~ -. Mondat· Apr1t5. 1976 DAIL y PILOT A 11 Saddlebark Valle • 12 Vie for 'Miss ' In May Pageant Twelve young "omen rrom Uw Saddleback Vallt•) already havt• ti\•. tt'red the 1976 Miss Saddl~buck Vallt•y Paaunt, th{' Ch•mh\•r or Coen· mercc rcp()rtod 'n\c pageant. slated for Ma) 2 at M1ss1on Vil'jo Hl£h School, will b<' t'mceed by K llS dist' jockt•y Char ht• Tuna Sl•veral pnzcs will ~given away int'ludlnJZ a ~ modeling S<.'hoolscholarsh1p CONTESTANTS to dall' 11rt• Chrlstlr 1.t'c 8lu11111Je1•mt'. 18. Mass ion \11l'jo . J anet M3ric Wcid1nJ,t. 18, l\11sslon \'icJo. L1~a Ann Heam. 18. Lu1:una N1ituel . Debra Jl'a n Smith, 19, El Toro Di:mt' Ka~· !lorn, 19. 1::1 Toro, Candict• Ann Holton. 19. La.:una Niguel. Vickie LOUl~t· Hopp. 20. Mission \'i<>JO. 01unc Jud 1th Pacek. 18. La~un;1 Jlllls; DcbrJ Ann F'lcm1ng, 18, Mkis1on \'icJO. Ciody Lynne Brooks. 18. El Toro. Jane W1lhelm1na Wellcma. 18, Mission Vil'JO, and Tycsl' Mant• 111omn .1r.L:rgUJJ:rttttts- OTHE RS I NTERESTED 1n competing for the title, currently held by V1ck1e Bosworth of Mis· sion Viejo, may obtain applica· lion forms from the Cham~r Of. f1rr. Suitt' 407, 23861 El Toro Road, El Toro All t1PJJlllo;.111ts must ht' h\fth S('hool arnduutt•s by St'J>t<.·mbcr und hl'l\\ t•t•n till' U~l'S ul 111 and Z! The.· rult'" t1lt1,> 'Pcc1ry lh11~ {'OOtl'Sll.IOts musl 110( hUVl' bl'ct1 n1urrlt'd, dn or<·NI or had thdr mo1rna114'~ .inn ulkd PART o•· Tll t-.: compct1t1on ID· \oh e., a lhn•t• minute talent. perform;inn• l'1lhl•r 1n mu:.1c, s1n1un~. dr:imatll: rNdlnw,, art d1spl..t\. drl':-.:-dl·..,1~111ni.t. ~to or r rC'aln c "rat111~ Local bu1>1nt.'s"ml·n tntL•restt·d -m"$ponsonng ::iny ont>-of the-t>an- d 1 d at l's ~ho u Id t' on tac l th I.' Chamber of Commerce. The c~t of sponsorship r.in~l'S bl'twccn SJS and SSO and 1s antcndro to hdp dl'fray l'xpen~cs ancurrl'<f by th\' entrants Serving Y. llh Dr ,\J('('o) rm d (·ommiltC'c lo :.cr<.'l'n pru:.J.>l'Ctl\1' rcc1p1ents arl' Tom Winl<(ct. bunk president. Or K.ichard W<'ltl'. s upcrinlcnd1•nt of thl' Saddlcback \'aJlcy Un1f1cd School 01s tncl . Father L K Parke r a rcll~IOU!<> leader. Nick D1G1uro . ...rn in s urance cxccul1\ l', ...rnd Bill Kohl&. -<1.u.lrj~\ .&P' crnoc J.>!. Ul~ Local Food Day proi;rams ,·ary "'1dcly. Then• v. 111 be a c1tyw1dc fair 1n Tuc·son. Arll Lincoln. ;'l:cb . rcs1 dents arc starting a "tool lcndtni;t hbrary" for urba n gardeners ThL• consumer affairs offict'." tn Akron. Ohio. is setting up a m..i.rk~.~J}Cff .~hoppers l':JA. ~uy dtrC'ctly from the farmers · llr bcrt had dropped off thl' baby and her mother, Mrs. Betty :.oup. ~alad. vot•slv. roll. and dessert Da,·idson. With whom he 11\'cd s-~s an<! was a rrested by Huntington .._.._ Beach police within an hour after SPIRES -I -the hospital notified aulhontics. t Investigator s allege the child IRVtNt -llf~ .. l .. l:J:~. !1 Jll' was severely beaten while her MacArthur Blvd at So Fwy • 1 ••• lf!tlJ:::~i• 1 I mjltncr was absent and Hebert COSTA MESA --F.xchangc Club '' f'rom Page .. t 7 "as bab_y_s_1t-t1_n_~ __ -_____ -_ .. _._,_· _ _:~~·~·!!!·•!!!O!!!!!I!) !!!!·5~f1!!!S-!!!!!!!'H!!!8!!!fb~O~f~8~hl~(t'!!!!!!!A•~,_·~-~·~M·~··~-'" = r•li-Oi •• liii • ••r• • ......... 'ii.~ •• 1 Matches For Safe t y Soug ht CALIF. DREAM. • • fac1ht1('c;·· t11 sat1.,f\ lhl· t'.1ltforn1J., er.1\ 111~ fur nonmotor1lt.>d puri.uit). Ilk<' h1k1ni:. b1nd1nsi. r11ft ~ tnl'! and kl.lyakin~ Thr dC'maml for ta rm al' c·amp..r µark '\\\ 1th hot :.ind coh'I rur1r1111 i.: \\Htl'r ;ind ~k1 :-lopes \\.Ith mcrhallll'al lifts ht1s l'K·l·n n •plarc·d by .1 clamor for nature tr:11ls :111cl l'I °"' t·ountry 'kl run-. "BUT Al.L W":'Rf: Ht:Af.l.Y doing is chani:1ng thl' cro\\ d µalll'rns.'' ~:11cl llun~ula. noting lhat a bike trail a lonJ,! th<• 1\m1 nran Hl\'l'r 1~ t'xpcrt<'nC'· in~ tr affic j jm~ \\1th 10.000' 1~1tor-, a" Cl'k Thfo itrumon nre sllll run nan~ on !>II vcr.> l>,pnng nights. but C:1hfornian ... l'•lll nl'H·r rcc<1ptun• the -.ohtudr tht•y a 11 loni: for Pl HI.I{' :\OTln: l'l IH.U 'O rtn·: WASHINGTON 1/\f>l T h c C o n :. u m l' r Product Safl'lY Cn m· m1:ssion 1s propos1nA mandatory !'afety !>tan dards for the 25 b1lhon mulch books c1 rculatc-d 1n the l 'n1tcd Stales l'ach year One rule would rr quire the matchl':. to st'lf e:<t1n gu1sh w1th1n IS seconds Other rules designed ''to l'limanate or reduce ) ... , \u\<oo unreasonnble n~k.., or 5~~;~~~;~~~=~~'"0:J, '~C::,.'E·~~~:~:,,~N::s death or injury" "ould U'Tl.Ol'CAl ll'OllHIAJOll ...... ·~···· ' .. ~ ...... ~. include child-rei.1,lant THl CO~~':!~~llANO[ ••• "U'.<•\ 1 •/ ....... t CO\'ers and matche:. that I•,,,. M.ltt•• nit•• f ..... "' PEA'll .............. • 1•-l\••"I (.I ..... • burn no ra rt her l han one ( \TURMTHA~ OOC••'"<l •I-h I( h Nc>t•C.• I\ t-r•b'f' o~··" t' rt41t"' ' " ... •• ..,. .._. ... ,..,.... 1 ' a 'nc ""~1"4 C'l•IM\*O••*"~f "U of ""''" •"''1"1 IA'#r"t .. ,.., .. ,,,,'lt~J\t'"I AN ESTIMATE0 2S :':''t~:,•~·:,~;: c.~~;';!~;~ ·~;.;·,··~.: ,~ • ·,,',' '" .. ,:-:~ , .. " 1 in", v., •. 111 billion mat ch books art' Pf'"\H'lt ff'WtmtfttM •~""'''q~ "t '"""' A.,_,.., H,.flfl"1'' '1 f'• u" l • ''' "' SOfd Of ji?l\'en a"'ay (.'3Ch LA• tlOOLOnQt\••H"Rlw\J inHVf1tr ,.,•, ,.,,,,.,,, • 1"'1U t•c.1U1' ''"•' ye!ar 1ndrug an grocery ('ltf1<•0•l.fWl\&Ll WIS 4Ultf'ef\ u '''"' I d o• \Ovl" c;.r. m '-"' AnJ"''' C""Unh .,.,,n~1 1 ,..,, StOr(t!\ and rC'~laUrAnl!\ wn1c.P\ ••tl•r oft•'" n ,,,,_,fl'·''"" .t ""'' J , .• uv H Y. f'4.Hu. d b W d tNl'\\Otl~Undtt,\,1Qnfl'iJ1h_,O,n .. tft#1 HH •111 .. l'f\•"t .,.,, f ,,. ~In,.._, an ar s 00 en D1Ht,.1n1"0 to'"'<',. .. , tit• \1; n ,, '•1'\\ ",. '• I .. ' t l, ,., l "'V*"'" '" matcht.•s \\'OU Id not he ~:;; ~':-0:':!;~~::;~:,::~"~~' ,,;;"~'',~"" Mt• "' 1'' ..-~~· ro\·crt.·d by the ne w too• tnnntP\\ •h•t '"• td1I i1wh•n ,,,,,..I l•qfll• f ""' U1.... ""' ro.11•v I'll I rul(\S "'~"~~:;,~;;;.:,h .. ,.14 ...... "'' ""~'' '" '1 '' •·'•,,,.. .. Thl' romm1~sion llnid 1v11Muc11"1 -----thatb<'lwc('nJuly l ,1974, f"'"'"'0"""'" l'l Ul.H ' '\Ol'f('I. , .met Junt• 30. 1975. ~Oml' 01 \tlt•D O••t HI• nt ~1w11A lf """ 9,!'tOO ~wr.,ons r l'Q ui rl•d ............ , .. ~... NOT•C£~~~':.7~ottOll\ 1ho1,pit :il cml'rgl'nc~ ,=~~7.:"c'~~·~d wru1o•cou111 o n .. , room tr€'jtm<'nl for ~~~·1~;!~:.;~·~, ·H.; ,,·,,~ ·· 1 ';~:rc~~,z:~·;~~=~~~~· n1att"h rC'l.itl1d 1n1uncs ''". N • • •• ,., TllERF. 'WAS no an d1c.1t ion w h .1t thl· pro ~1oc;al. "'h1r h ro111rl lak<' up to 16 month' to 1mple Ol<'nt. "oul!I ('O!'>t lht' IO· Ju,tn Juti\ 1'11l•ht•r. of th€' 1 ,1 " ".,.,.., ., , , 1 cnmmll>'IOn ' bUr<.'aU of ,., ... 1 ccnnomw an ah ~t'l, :oud, t~~\1.',.,.'~:;.:.,·r.,~.·. ",:;, ·,';: 1..,;',:1: ,:..: ·~~ .. ",. ~.:!·;:,•: • / ... ~ ·:" , 'Tht·rc··, lttth· doubt lhal '"''' .. • , ..... ~, P\h " , , "'" ·~·,,,. ,._ ,._~, , ... ' , ,,., "'''" , ,.,.,, ... • tht• tudu,tr~ v.1111 fu?hl I thl'Sl' propn11al., quite lh'a\ 1ly II '<; not m .1k1nii murh mont'y a-; 1t '" ·· •·•"•ffl ~, .. ,,. .. ' y w ·1 lu t I l•r t.. • I .. t •4 • /lo \!1 •.-t I 1 S llF. F.ST I MATt-:0 "(;. rt I t h ;1 t t h 1• r n t I r c .1ttwi r\'*• •"l•W•l Kl>r.t t ~\ .._r "'I t. Ml'. •o ..,,. • """• 11 I '""" ftl f W1 ,.,,,, .. f''•d '" tr•11• "'u J l• •·i·'• 1\·• , .. , 1i,"1 •• '", 1.u,., ••T"V"'J ,.otr.r" """'''_.. 1 I""•'• .-'' hu 1••• ' ,f lhr 111 1 t•t\I a..t ft 9 tvn \w1tP 1t\ m.1trhbook 1ndu'l try na 1t111nwuk m :1111' nftl•r tax profit" of o nl y S2.2 h '' •f'" •I h I ' n tttr• pf 1' "'l•P\of I HUf'l1"4h>'\ "••<Pt (• t Jtt41 , ••• Ith ,, ,I, I 1•1' '' ""'''''"'"''I Ttt u,., .. , •• ,. '"•H''llf\\ •'tf'r•P\ '''''"''''''( tf ,.. •i•11111 AftOl"t'tl&rf•tfuh 1• 1.,. l\1t,.1tM•• ftt.1 tt,_ • "''"' ft;( f " ., ,.,. ,, t f tr uf•I tfft,WI t w1~au11 l QUINT ~U.,My •t L-A• ,. ..... ,".'" lt••d ~ ... , .• \O' ...... ,., (ithtOrRt- At..,-,._ • ., tor I t•f ut•r ' f.-... .. t ~ , U\lb-\f'l•·1 ), tlll •"' I t\t 11• Iv I .. "' M.t.•cf\l\ :" t• '~IA(I• '' '•'• !01! ,,. fl!r<1•I la•' Collnr' l OILET T ANM BAll Tiii' tolhc r" W~lf'I MHll'f T An~ 1'111 1n.i.an11v 11op\ 1n• llov. 01 Wl'N All, l'u\l\o"tl IYl'f)I hmt '' 00 AT MUP•••U STOllll J """' ""' "••u• "1• '0•"•,.. '"' million last year I A11' t/ t " i ·, ,_, I \llf7 '•, IS WHAT IT'S All ABOUT Yell IWll IAfl TIU CUWI fll YM Uff1lMl 300 0t more ptv9• can be transplant'° lrom the becll 11ncl 11dn ol vour head •or 17.00 ~ ptu9 fleu thin 300 •hQl'ttly higher) Guarantoet anr pt"9 fetttft9 t. prod1.10• hair w lll "• r•pl•c•d "•••d on don•r a"d~. Chee~ lhf' pnc_, 01 other comp1n1et doing "'" 1r1nsp11n1at1on. lhen call us II you i re not 1 good c1nd1<111te tor 1ransp111n1a11on. we otteor 1w 9 ieol ellltt oed1Clf' 100 0<1 11 uncque cosmerrc surgery process !l'te! g•vu you 11 beaulttul. lull heed ot hair the1·1 on yo11r held 10 atey ... f~ -teftal In vour scalp Local enesthlltc. 1ndep~nden1 doctors. h G i r Extension • FREE CONSULTA110N (714) 842-7437 ---HU'mNGTON EXECUTIVE PAAK • EAST 8lDG. 16152 Buell 8l1d. Sllite 230.. H••ti11to• BeJdl Caht. 926'7 • \l•ll'l I \oillt•ll ltp" I lt'l l ' "' ,. I f1'\\ UT Select a moclel that saves energy. Tm 1 ye;ir, :t~1 '· Jll<tt :11"x 1111 t'Wl)'l 1!11 • n·ah7.c' l'llll t·xt'l. ThC'y d11. l>ut l11untrv·,,.11t·1in• p111hl1·mo;; ;ire ~ull \l'l'Y real i\ncl th1• 11nport1"<l IO\\'·"ulphur fud 11il rt'(llllrt'<I (111 1t1·1w1.1hng d(,·tm 11v , ... 4•\tr1·nwh r\IM'll'-1\l' So. m 1 .. 1km1t fnr an ;1pnhancr. It make' ~·n't' It 1 d x·rk 11111 thl· efficiency ratm~" nf \'f\J'touc; 1~ idelc;. It can mE'.all •.avinl'' for ~ilu an<l our 01unlry. ,.,.. ... ,.. refrHjereton. 01tJ you kno-.\ that f.Ollle mrideb u~ up to:~~ •• Ir<.~ electncity than others' If you're m the market for a new one. inspect com pdt'able models. Tht>n nsk how much elcctncity each requif'E'<;. And choose a model based nn yir.1r f;:im1ly'c; need<;. A refrigerator 0r free1A'r that's t<~l large for your farmly uses mt l!'t' t'nerJ,fy th;m is necessary. An Equ;il Opp0rtun1ty Emplayer "' -New •n•rwr ... wl,,. •1t~ncet. 0 M:iny autom;11 w clr1the; drvers have m11sturc·"l·rN11~ device<;. 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Bm. 811'1, llo"<'lllNld, Ct\ !'1li70 _sC.E Southern Cslifornis Edison J I I .. s Monday' rnoon Price NYSE Direct 0t collect. to 1ub1cr'be to YOURh~town ,..,.. '"- ( &42 •021 ) DAILY PILOT Suiilg •• TO"flla Warranties Act Needs Clout By YLV1A PORTEil Undtr the 11ew Federal Warnotlc:s Act, con~umcrs w11l Cor the Clrst time be given vitally Important tacts about the warranties orrered b)' manufacturers of &ood s So Car. tint>. But what 1f the manufacturer does not Uvt' up to the warranty'! Or IJ be Just can't bt' round., Although the law al lows aultK for dt'ceptivf' warrantiei.. the <'On· sumer must first rind th party ttavin" lh<' warranty. thrn start a suit (possibly in 3 distont city). und then hire~ lawyer or tn to mllntJe the lawswl "'1thout onl' Tht' problems could c:rush what appears to ht' lht• con sumer·s grc-1t new rights 3nd mak<' a warrunh· more slgruficant 01'f'p11pcr than in the mGrkclplac:e. 1'hll11, three key drl ves are under way FIRST, SEVf.Ri\L slates. notably Massachuttr~ and Maryland, have abolisht>d confract clauses whereby the seller rusuatty ttie --retailer) 0 disc'hrims'-'-a1t warmnttcS" Translated. this disclaimer means that the retailer isn't responsible for a lemon: the buyer must hunt down th<' manuracturer. lo some instances. the standard "dis claimer" clauses may even deny the ''imphcd" warranty that normally goes with any sale and says that the product is reasonably flt for its intended purpose. Under this ne w effort. sellers as well as manufacturer1' would be responsib1e (or the goods they sell. And if th\' maker is al Cau ll. the retailer could charge him for essential repairs or r eplacement. The trend may accelerate a shill, already in progr ess. for manufacturers to designate n • t aalers as agents for fixing dclecLutc.iLc.ms- Second. a major effort would upgrade the role of small claims courts to m ake warranties more enforce a bl<'. AS OF NOW. FOR instnncc. small·claims courts 1m• often overcrowded w1th debt collccl1on cases against con sumers. Also the los<'r does n't always pay the judgmenl even Lf the consumer.wins. New York has a p1oncrnng law which. a mong other thing:., permits the winner to coll<.'cl three times the original total 1f there is a pattern of three or more Ignored judgmcnl5. and the debtor has the money to pay. This could be a model foroth<'rs -Sm a ll-claams courts usually can't cancel a contract, but can only give back the buyer's deposit or damages. An outrageous r esult in some cases Is that the buyer m1ghl win back his deposit on a lemon. but then be sued by the seller for the full amount ln regular court (and. without a lawyer, lose!). A solution might be to allow s mall claims Judges to cancel consumer contracts -Too many localllics doJ°\ have small-claims court.:. this could be corrected by designating u1sting courts lo tX· • ercii;c sm:lll·clauns power:. Some courts don't sit at Dlillt so consumers can't get to them Community pressure might spur the courts to sit at leas! one night a week. -SOME SMALL·CLAIM Judges aren't aware of pro visions an the law that favor con!iumer'i lsuch as the ruh.• that one.sided . unfair, rinc·prtnl provisions cun be declared un('onscionablc ) Tra1111nJ! proJ:n1ms might !iOJ\'(• thr~ by ~H' quainhng judg<'s or volunt~r arbitrators with the rcl<.'vant rules. -Dollar hm1ts on claims frequently arc too low lo al low dis putes over big-ticket items lo be heard. Li mils could be raised <as in New York recently. from $.'iOO to SI ,000). -Fina lly, companies might be more encour aged lo establish informal d1s putc-selllemcnt mechanisms. To daler(ew ha.\'e_nplcdto pay lbc costs oLcrcalmg such a pro· cedure. The thiTd closely r elated problem is what to do about consumer claims loeated in distant states where ll Isn't practical for the consuml'r to hir<' a lawyer or travel to suc There Is no machinery now lo solve this urgent problem. A POSSIBILITY IS Tiff. establishment or an intcrstal<.' small·claim s system lo operate by m ail in cases where oral hearings aren't neeessary. Both consumer a nd company would write com plaints and responses: the tribunal would decide the case. based on the wntlen information ~avcn by both sides. Experts think 90 percent or consum er cases could be solved this way -a g1anl step forward from today's total vacuum for long-distance dispute setllcmcnw.. Without machinery for both long.and short-range s ettle· ments of d isputes. warranties arc Just ab-Out worth the paper they're written on in many cases. Wake up! Demand action . Only then will the imperative solutions begin to emerge. By The Associated Pres" Supermarket shoppers who enjoyed lower prices an the• n rat part of 1976 found during March that the savings were too good to last . an Associated Press marketbaskct survey show5. Increases for a wide range of items boosted the family grocery bill la!it month, although prices generally were lower than they were al the start of the yeur The t\P drt-w up a random list of lS commonly purchased food and nonfood Jtcms 11nd checked th<' prlec In one supermarket in t•arh of 13 <'lli~ on March I, l!n:l. Prfru have bttn rechecked on or about the s tart of 1•ach succeed lnR month. THE LATEST SURVEY show<'tl a few price decreasrs during March; pork chops declined in eight cltlr~. ror 1•xom - ple, and eggs In JO. But Increases for butter. all·bct( frankfurters and coffee orrsct the savinRs . In Los Angeles, the price of huller was up 2 J>('rccnt last month, the price of CIUts wus UJl o whopping 23 prN't•nt greatest increas1• in the surv<'y anri lhc price of pork chopfl wall up .5 JX>rcent. The markclbaskel tatal wa11 up during Match In cllthl of the cities surveyed. lncreasln& on uvcrage of 2 I! J)<'rcf'nt The total was down in four eltle11. decreasing nn ••vero1tc 3.2 percent. and w3s un('hang<'<i al lhC' survey store in lh1' 13th city, Miam i On nn ovcr·all basl11. the markcthMkcl totol al the start or April W311 ll lilll<' ICllS lh111n t percent hlRh<'r than IC was a month earlier A comparison or prices now and at the start of the year t1how~ encouraging newa. The m arkclbaskct total was down at the checklist store In 12 cities, with an avcr1ge drop or about 3 percent. The only lncrca11c was al lhc checklllll store in Dallas. where the markctbo11ket total went up • lit Ue leas than l percent. THE MABCH INCREASES did not follow a con1l1tcnt patlem ln most ca~. Items lhal were up In one city want down In another. reOecting local sales •nd speclala ralh«'r than a 1enenl price trend. Gove rnment ofCicials have predicted that food prices will rise about 1 percent during each of the first two quarte rs of this year, a smaller lncnase than In 1975. They are reluctant to forecast what will happen during the rcsl of 1976 tlnc a lot. depends on the 11iic or summer harvests. Ite ms on tl\e AP checklist were chopped chuck. center rut pork chops, frcnen orange juice con centrate, coffee, paper towels. b utler, Grade·A medium white eggs, creamy peanut buuer, laundry dctereent. fabric softener. tomato sauce. chocolate chlp rookies. milk. all·beeC frankfurters and 1ranulated sugar. 'Missing' Woman Buried CALERA, Ala. (AP) - No one knew her name or where she came from. but JS persons. a Ce'f'I of them Wt!ep1ng, stood solemnly as the body of the young woman was lowered into a simple grave. "'There is a mother and father that are miss· ing a daughter-some· one p e rhaps they loved dearly as a little girl and young lady," said lhe Rev. Robert Moore of the First Bap· list Church. FOR NEA R LY ;:i month, h er body was held in Birmingham as the search for her 1dent1· ty was conduclt.'<.I. Thal identification never came. Local merchants, churches. law enforce· mcnl offic<>rs and other c1llzcns collected money for flowers and a casket. They also ::irranged for a tombstone. There was no name on it. "This could happen lo any mother or father knowing that their child 1s missing," said Mr. Moore. "It's a real sad day for all of us." Mesa Graduate Terry! All e ne Longnecker de· R1manoczy of 2111 Sterl· 1ng Ave., Costa Mesa has ~raduated from the University of Texas School of Nurslni;t. -----PUBU C :-.IOTIC~ ------------C"·'"' NOTICI: TOClll OITOltS 5U,.t:lto01t COURTOI' THI! \l Al E 01' CALI '0Rll•llA "OR THI: COUNTY O'OR AHO a Ne A .. ,.. {\l•lt OI HERMAN O. 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"" ""'°"' ... ,.,.., _...._ "ATlllOC J. OOOCM A-fMU• 111Mt-IOl,_k •M . _., ""._..,.,'6 - ""': mJ1 '"'""' """"-' ... I: .... - j -- Soap Saga Sage She's Daytime TV Plo~watcher Bt JAY SHAU tnT NEW YORK <AP) -"An en:raaf'd 1Dd bitter John R.aodolpb left Pat when WI told blm about Marianne'& abortion. Barbara Weaver hlls bttn otft'rina ht'r comfort .•. to John and he wants to make the relaUOD3h1p permanent!" A Rona Barrett revtlation? Nope, ooly the ~nto.--llne in a WHk '• worth of plot summaries of "Another World," one of 14 soap operu closely oblitrved each week by 2>year-old M:anuela Soares. (TV REV IE W) "AFl'Ea A WHILE, )'00 get so you can mona1e to do other work und keep ..All eac tULlh.e. TV~·' ,sh.e~·QL course, the music 1s very helpful. You can tell there's someUung commg up JUSl judging by the music." Efrem Zimbalist Jr. wtll try com· ody in NBC half· hour pilot "W1ld About Harry.'' IT ISN'T T HAT Miss Soares. who graduated from RutJ(ers in 1973 '41th a degree In comparative literature , as going for a master's in comparative anguish. It's her job to wnte sum· maries of soap opera plot lines. Miss Soares. a Vl'teran of more than a yt'ar of :.oap opera watch1n~. re c~nlly added "l\1 ary Hartman, Mury __ ....:__...:_==========----------~ Hartman" lo he r <'Overuge. But :.he CICI • • • • • wntes only f•at.ure stones aboul 1t, She's the editor and chief plot- watcher at "Daily 1V Newsletter,"' a New York publication that each week keeps viewers posted on both soapy story Unes and the doings or daytime drama stars. The newsleUer costs $24 a year for 48 issues. not plot summaries. This is becaus e more than half the CllNTERIQR stations carrying 1t rur 1t at night. in· cluding WNEW·TV ~ere The lateness DDESIGNERS ot lhe WNEW showtng causes an un- derstandable proble m for Mass GUILD Soares, who explains st this way: Cl CC ~C:Gr Miss Soares. who says lhe newslet- ter began in July 1974 and has almost 12.000 s ubscribe rs, including one an Ethiopia, admits she hadn't muc h time while in school to watch daytime televisjon. BUT NOW SHE SEES no Jess than seven soap operas each weekday, five days a week. She switches the dlal to inspect episoc;tes Qf itll 14 dayttmc dramas during the week and lhus check what she secs against the material provided her by the pro- ducers of each soapsud saga. "It's just to make sure." says Miss Soares. '"They discuss the shows with me, but you still have to watch to get a lot of the nuances and to really know what's happening." Keeping track of 70 plot Hncs a week sounds like an ordeal guaranieOO to put one in the home for the befuddled. But Miss Soares, who does her view· ing on two TV sets in her office, insists 1t isn't all that did difficult. "I FIND IT d1ff1cuit to stay up until CJ 11 o'clock at night to watch "Marv Hartman' after watching telev1son ail day." She was asked if she gels "'eird looks when she tells people wha t she does for a laving. · "It depends on lhe people," she replied. "Some are tcrnbly envious and they don't understand the amount of work. 'rhey think." ·Oh, you just sit m front of a TV set all dav. What fun !· "Sometimes. their reaction really surprises my hus band. I 'll sa y 'soap opera' and people :.ay, 'Oh, 1 used to watch . 'And he sits there and says, 'l thought this pcr:.on was perfectly normal.··· AT T lllS POINT, lhc thought 0<:· curred 1 might be delaying her work. "Not right now," Manuela Soares said with a laugh. "But in an about 10 minutes. it's time for 'The Young and the Restless.' •· During the month I of April ... See the unusual bicentennial exhibit at Eastland I r-•• .._~ •·u_ . lm;n._tck , _,_. . .... ....... ~•~•~•~• ....... ..__.I Savings ... a poster display in the style of Colonial newspapers ... a lively and interesting collection of comments, illustrations, diagrams, homilies, quotations, in- nuendos, cartoons, well- and-Iittle-known facts The exl1ibit of po~tc r blow-up8 i8 at tl\c Eastland Savi ng~ oflieP in Costa Mesa ... ~273 Harbor Boul0\·anl, at \Vilson. Free i·rprint::; in tahloid sizr ava ilablc at al1 Ea~tlanc I ~a \·ing-=--oflicrs. Fascinatingly informalin•, educational, stimulating and pro\'ocati\'e. Come in and get your copy whilC> th<?y la~t. (Quantity reprints for school~ by special arrange ment.) about that prolific patriot, the great Benjamin Franklin. 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Eastland's Perpetual Money Plan will rive him an income of $111.69 a month andefm1tely, plus a $26.863 nesteggt l\Iore Good Reasons for Vi~iting Neighboring-& Neighborly East.land Savings : • Hiehest Interest on Insured Savings Accounts • F'" Safe Deposit Boxes for qualifying accounts • Free Travelers Checks for all account holders • Free Checking Accounts (at cooperating banks) for QuahfyinQ accounts • Social Security Check Direct Deposit Service • Information about IRA and Keogh Tax-Sheltered Savings Accounts The Perpetu1I MoMy Wheel 1hOW1 how your money rrows under eny of E11t11nd Sa vines 6 Insured Sevlnfs P11n1 ... um· ing Interest 1t 1nnu1I rates from 51J4 °le to 7'A% (annu•I yields from 5.J9•fo to8.06%). • Federal ,..uletlons r1quire • subst•rt· tJel lnt1rest penelty fM eerty wtthd,.wal from minimum term 1ccount1. OPEN 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M.: FRIDAY, 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. ,_,_ Ot ..... CM•I 0.1ry PllOt. • ANAHEIM , ~ ... 11n.n "·•..,....,'" ~ ",.~,. 910 South Brookhurst. at Ball Road • COST~ MESA FSLIC 2273 Hllrbor Blvd .. at Wilson • LA MIRADA ' 158 l 4 Imperial Hwy . at Santa Cer1rudes • LOS ANGELES -..... ....... .._..., ...... 2301 East Ftrst StrMt Tonight's TV Highlights ABC 8 9 :00 -"ti'lvc Euy P ieces ." Oscar winner Jack Nicholson stars ln this 1970 drama nbout a man on the road in search of his identity. Also rcaturcd arc Karen Black, Lois Smith, Susan Anspuch, Silly Green Bush. Fannie Flag~ and ruturo TV stnrs Ralph Waite and Sally Struthers. KCET .@ 9:00 -Kosciusko: An American Portt·utt. The contrlbatlons mad(' b-, Po I is h offll'l'I' 'fhuddcus Koscius zko to the Amcaicun Army durlnft the Revolutionary War urc cxuminc.•d in this documentary. CBS fJ• 10 :00 -Dick Cnvctt's Baeklot l!SA. The golden dn~ s of the mo\"iC industry arc <'Xamlned in this special with guests Gene Kelly. John Wayne, Mic~cy Rooney and Mae West. tRcview. Page BG.) 'I ... Monday Evening Tuesda y DAYTI ME MOVIES ll 00 m "'""'·· (~••) ·~7 -lo•tll• roun,, , •• 1 \n11lh I 00 0 "Ct1-1 ti Sl'fllt~ Hmt" llwl•) ··.~ lr.r f'nt1m•n, ?•"Se ti(' (d••I "'1l ,,., w,. IUo \!•_, H•y~.;1 t:OOf&)"'lhr• Cenwt" (d1') "4(, • I urtlle R.tll. M11i ~'""" 1 JO 0 (Cl .,,,, Clror el Di•W.'" 9·)0 O ......,111., llrtle"' (\Cl fl) ·~1-l•.,11 ''>4 ~""" Murphy, Cl•• , ,.,. Affn. ~ '""' (C) "Tiit Our,u tr~ Od'tl 06\ -t-r• l 00 l\Cll ICI "WMtlnt Sh• ht l1le Slnftll. C~lo 011'4> ,,,,,,,.. («lftll 'GI -lo<\ I tm....,... 11-ilOO "ttrtM lul"' Id,., ':.o c"'I l:JO O m .,., "-' ,..,. Ctdt) "6\ Coo\Wf, tMr" eu -1 .. ,..,_, 11.1m r'""'"· . . KOCE Television (50) A I 4 DAJL y PILOT Monday,Apt115.1971 NB Yachtsmen Top Rick Taylor and Rkbard Loufek of Newport Beach won lhe Kul,g of Spam perpetual trophy awarded for the win· nlng boat In the laraest class ut Californlu Yuc ht Club's Olympic Classes Reaatta by slronf wlnd and rain 6QUalls, but lbe wealbu settled down lo a mild 8-10 brene on Sunday. Results: TOllH•OO -'· M.J•-· ,._, ..-cave 1 ,_..,. U •. Q#1' "-i.r. W~ YC, :a, CO... ll.NI, ... OC.t ......... ~l''l'C, 4. He -· 1"1~ ,.,._ CllYC I (;l(;W0.-..111 ....... 1 ..... $0Y( • • )O\.IHO -I, \ae•~ .... "'-,._,,_ .. U>YC· 1 =~~ ~·"Fv"c°" ... ' CY( I, ~10lt119U, TM ~.Jima ... ._,;,~/-' .......... ltVYCJ i. BOATING .. · Wildcat Takes Whitney Race Wlldcal, s kippered by P le Scboonmakt-r o! Bahia CortnUtlan Yacht Club, was the overall win· nt'r ol Los AngelH Yacht Club's Catalina Island race for Midget <Xw!an Racma A soc1atlon yacht:1 1n the Little Whitney Series. The race -like the lon&er San Clemente lsl•nd -::::=======-----======:::--race -was hit by ome erralJc weather wb1ch challenged lbe skill and stamina of the crews. Taylor and Loulek co .. kippered Malibu·20 in the 23 boat Tornado catamaran clau. winning three istrai&ht races. Forly·nlne boata m four of the '"' Olympic classes turned out for the TEM,.U T -I, Slll•ll .. ''-Ar9¥ .. ~I l'l'C· f ~·"-•1111 ..... ~.,..,c i.~'--_._ M:.'. TUE COURSE wu the sam e for the C.:..,~~ ... ~ 1"..,.1• $GCYC. a.~'-. Performance Handicap Racine Fleet yacht. tn What's powerful, carries halfatonand event. Sa\urduy '11 two races were bit ~o10u-u1... c .. 1 VP ... c: .. m,... ~. 1. -.. r,..._, lo Be h LA YC'f Harris Seri~s. _, .... ~wo11w1 .. u .1.sei'l'c,1,a.1 .. ,J_llflt....,. ng ac -VC;•. ler<fl II I, J im c;.--.._A8YC. • One yacht in the. Harris Series, Phil Novod· is on sale In April? _, - 'Contagious' Winner Contagious, a Ranger·33, skippered by Ken Kuhn. Cap1:.trano Ba y Yacht Club, was th Class A winner in the PHRF division of Dana Point Yacht Glub's lipr1n1 Serte&-Selurday,. OPYC also held lbe small boat division or the Sptinl Regatta over in· side courses on Sunday. · Troohv winners: cSlMllE A.~l..Vll"""• ~ ..... 211 '""• &.<tu OPYC, l, Cre-ndO CEn<-191 )ON! 661 ... , '-BYC ~inner in the Crwsmg Class (no ~spinnakers) w as Capella, a San- tana-25 sailed by Mike Reed unar ftliated. ' · PHRF 8 -t, ~ .. S...11 fC<tl 111 0.••d RI,.., OYC; t, ·-· Cu l 111 ''"' "•Iller, O"YC. >. ~· $lrtaef' 1[ro<_. 1U ~''V Pwo ll, Of>'l'C. PHAF.<: I Wl"Pt•~ CC.I-HI J•a Pl,,,,.ro. OYC; 1, ""99r LY .... ltColl•••-.·n > °""" P>.-o. OPYC; l, !oOl•l•ro !Cal·1'.5l J im --.in. Of'YC. Beagle Results Victors Lumaran, s kippered by Bill Rohrs , Voyagl'rs Yacht Club, was the wan ner of the t hird of fJWr races in VYC 's Hot K'um Series. Bruce Ma tl ack o f Newport Beach was lhl' winner of the third race of the Windsurfer Series, also sponsored b y VYC. Trophy winners : HOTRUM '>C!llE' l,l"""'''"" 1, loreltt Dot> Hut>O•. V YC l "'"' tAdO, D•~fl W1lt1•m~. 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I~ ~·'.l•~ • ChOO<;t' l1om SCl.C'f)I po<cs • T •'-O c.l'lildren le>gl"ther 2 96 Photographer will be at the Santa Ana store only Tuesday. April 6th thru Thursday. April 8th. Hours: 10 to 1 & 2 to 6. S _., NT _., _., 11111...1 _., • 3900 So. Bristol-No. of So. Coast Plazae()pen weetcdsya A A A"A• 1>-30to 9. Sundays 10to6. Defeated vorsky's Trident, lost a rudder near China Point on the back side or Catalina Jslund and wa:. rescued by one or the other racmg boats before she drirted onto the rocks. EaC'h one of our 1976 Tovow "• Ton pickups! We've qot tons of Y> tons .md we're SQllinq Despite the efforts of tht:'m 111 April for p1 1~1'<; you wof\ 't want to Randy Hatheld, Hobie miss Come rn bl::!forc they're ull 9onet Cat·ll national cham-LITTLE WHITNEVrc:.ults· """' .. from Lona Beach, ovt11111..t '· w11ou 1 1 ""'"" ~,.,. '""""' !>I>-... Leve, '· MARQUIS VOLVO /'TOY OT A ., • .,.. ,. M?iot •C..I• R•r•nd rom c .... c.11 cave the Oxnard Hobie neet ~v'i''"s " '· WllOut 1• ""'"' \ C..tP, J ...... ,dO-. 8 '" U C>WO•lh. San Diego Fw y .Avery e'it .Mission Viejo defeated Long Beach CLMS e • No••~ s"' 1 ""-' o...-S<hOl•tt<I '"'''"" 1111 .. c 1 , 71 .• )83,2880 122-109 in the lbird round 1-~ .. IOlftColn.C..,C. . ' .. ,. o( {~e lfo61e (Je e t~:==:=:=::::--------~~::=--==::-:=-~=----:=:==~--;..~~f,;:;:;,~;.;::=:r--======:=::=:~=:=::::::::::_ h U Pa.10 P<>111tC111 Adven1.,.,.nr c a enge series at Silver ( OlJTDOOR .... ) Lakes on the Mojave . . Desert. A breath of frHh •Ir. .The Qroard team was ft'"th Jed by Frank Breckinridge and Dave Churchill or Saugus A DAILY PILOT LOVE AFFAIR _''I'm votin for Ray Williams because e s alreaay proven his ability to work for solutions that the whole City can back~" One of a series of reports by Harvey A. Proctor, Chairman, Southern califomia Gas Company. Why no t tap the :ibundant energy of the "u n? T h:i t's ::i qub UOo Ll11.:. CJ'.> Cl>mpany hcarc; f rcll ucn t l )'. In fa c:.:t, t hl' C:h Company j.., working han.1 tn u"c encr~y from the Mm tu hdp ~nl vc thc n.Hural ga" "hortagc. Yuu m:w h:w c hc.ud 11( our \/\CC pw1cL t. It'"> one of the largc'-l rel>1dcnu.1l sola r rc~carch p roicct., m the nation. SAGE 1~ sho rt for ~ol:H Al>sistcJ Gas Encr~y. SAGE h ;1-: been going ~incc 1973 with t he Jct Propulsion Laboratory of tht.: California lmtitutc of Tech- nology. With the help of funding from the Nation al Science Fou ndation , we're collecting e ne rgy fr om the: c:.un and heating water m apartments. Where SAGE started, where SAGE is now. In itc; first phac;c m llJ7:>, SAGE st ud ies ~howcd th;H u..,i n~ the -.11n to heal w:Her w~i.. worth try m~. T hl·n <ln ;1c:tua l water hc:H- in~ "Y"lcm u~mg the c:.un'c; cner~y W<l" bu ilt :ind tc~tcd . After that, SAGE went into the field. A SAGE system w3c; put into :i l:trgc apartment hutlc.lin~ rn El Toro. T here ll 1.., heating wnter for .12 apartmen t-. nght now. Thi'> year :1nother SI\(,[ "Y"tem will he in'>t:tlk<l in :i large. new Upl:tnu apartment build ing a-. ll 1s constructcJ. <;o SAGE ha-. mewed from ..,tu<l1es ::mu la b wnrk to ;i real ">'"lcm hc:it m~ w;Hcr f<ir .1 number of famJl1 c..,. The promise of SAGE. Som etime in the 1980s the sun can be a real help in solving the en ergy shortage. Although solar energy won't replace gas a s a main source of energy, it can help natural 'ga~ h eat water in - new dwelling units. Bu t, m a te· rial$ and ~yMems to catch nnd hold t he '>u n\ cnergy cn~t too llH ICh :ll till'• lJlllC. Only ;1 k w pc.:oplc can ;1ffon.l the-.c ~ystcms rtght now hcc;n1 -.c thl')' .m.: co~t ly. I h1wt·ver, we at the Gas Company have to tlunk a bout :ill ()f the 12,000 000 people w<.: l>Upp1 y. T h e cost of ~ol .ir ener~y toJ ay ic:, com1Jer- .1bly higher t han the co..,l of n.H ur.11 g.1 .... That co<.,t m u..,t he hroughl Jnwn bdon.: th1" c 011nt1 y e.111 m;1kc much ll'•t.' o f "olar Clll'fg}'. A., Wt..: and othL:rs gain more cxpcriencl' with i-.olar 1.:ncrgy an J ;1.., c:.:o..,l~ of other t nl'rgy form' inc re<l\l', the u~c o( solar energy wi 11 hl'crnnc more practk:il. But thi'l dfort will ta ke time, a nd tnday's energ y p roblem s need to be 'o lvcd with toda y's energy i-1 itircl'" :111<l tc.:c h no log ie .... The greater promise of Indonesia, Alaska and New Mexico. Thcrc'5 only on e way to solve the n atural gas shortage, whic h h he re now and getting worse, and threatens to be des- perate by 1979 or 1980: find and get new gas supplies. · We've bee n working on four m ajor new ~uppl y project\. Indonesia is one. It could provide southe rn California • with l:lrgc ne w supplies. The Cuok lnkt in south Abl>ka is :mm her. N;uural ~as frmn Atl antic Rtchftcld Company in northern Ala.,k:t lookc<l as if it woulJ fi ll a lot of l>Outhe rn Caltforn1a·.., needs, but we were fmccJ to c rnccl th:tt contract. We ~lll I hope 10 ~ct s:;a'> from nonhcrn A)a..,ka. T he fourth project h in New Mexico and could fill HYYo of cu rrent n eeds. T here we would m:1ke gas from CO<ll. Tho..,c projects would go fa r in solving the g~s shortage. But t hree have been <lc l:iycd seriously. And the ARCO gac; has been l o~t, at least for the time being. What is holding up those new supplies? Approvals. Eve ry project has to be approved by many local, state anJ national authorities. As many ao; JOO approvals have been needed for one pro1<.:ct that\ '>till nm npprovc<l. Some pro1c<.:l.., arc :1pprove<l anJ then rc..,t u Jie<l trmc after time. Thi' co<.b ttmc, and th:tt aJJs to the c.:o~t of thc pro1 cct. ""time p;i..,<,cc;, the price nf cve ryth ing- p1pclincs1 m atc rialJi , labor, ship<; -just keeps gc)lng up amt up because o f infl ation. To get you more ~os :H the lowest price, we ncccl fo ster action by government agencies. Our i.tu<li cs, h:tsc<l on ~uvcrn mcnt reports, show th:tt 700,000 rob'> in th1 .., a rc:i .ire at \take . How can you help? Keep yourself fully informed about the natural gas shortage and our ef foru to bring you new supplies. We have a small brochure that can give you more information. Write for the Gas Company brochure on supply. Southern C alifornia Cas C ompany, P.O. Box 54093, Los Angeles, C A 90054. •• Laryngectomees qon 't like to talk apout their problems because they are too busy getting on with the business of living. But, underlying emotions do surlace once in a while. \ JACK LESTER OFFERS A 'LIGHT' .. Hope By J O OLSON Of IM 0Atly l'llo4 ~If Even though the members of the Lost Chord Club can't sing a no.te~ .Jbe.re. J.S a. lot of harmony when they Ret together at the American Cancer Society office. They have all lost their voices to cancer and have learned to use esophageal speech, but it doesn't stop them from kidding and JOk· ing a lot. Some. like Bill England. prefer to talk with the help or a battery- operated. hand·he ld "artiric1al larynx ·· Cwh1 ch resembles a small flashlight>. but even this 1s good for a few laughs. He pushed the button and de· monstrated how he uses it to call rus dogs and his grandchildren (it makes a loud buzz when it is not held against the throat for use in speaking). This new "voice" works well most of tbe lime, he said, but when he tries to la!Jt on the telephone, he often is mistaken for a computer. Finds New Voice · • W h e n I c a I I m y with the d1srupt1on of the normal suggested he just try to !:>ay gr andchildren. I tell them right routtnl' "scotch." away that tbis 1s not a recording, DETERMINATION 11 ·5 Grandpa." he s aid. In spite of the obstades. the "That's a very important word Wh 'I P a king o n the laryngectomees gener ally are a to every one here." Miss 1 e s .e .. , cheerful, r aucous bunch, as an ... A ... :A,, sa•..1 SO}"mnlv "S ~yfr· tel e p ho n e 1 s h :i 1'1i r <H' "'~ • • ho -· ·-th-lb-· iiTT -· · ·-· --.i&L"-11.U.l.;Aen. """' ~ "" "' • • laryngectomees. it probably tS ur wi em wi prove. yone grinned. one of the lesser problem!> they T he re 15 a lot of kidding, teas-How on earth can people smile have to worry about, according ing and "in house " jokes, known when they know they'll never to Betty McMicken. associate only to the regulars at the M&n· speaknormally ag:un'' d i recto r of th e Ne wport day practice session. "We have all learned that dt'· Laaguage and Speech Center. term1nat1on b the moi.t 1mpor PlJBLIC.: t 't:AR Bob MoorP, commenting about tant thing,·· l\1oort• l>a1d "If )Ou a recent pro~ram on rape he had fight. you can" in." A major hurdlr is employment heard. \\ onrlcrc d if h<' had a The laryngectomt•t's abn ha\!' discrimination ... They urc dis chanl·e to ~('I ra ped because he learned that pl'opl,• "'ho 11 '1' cnminaled ugaini.l l>l'caus1..· or \' 0 u Id n · 1 b I o w a whi s t I e esophal(eal s pel'l'h an• "'' tl1f cancer and their funnv \'t11cl-... 1 1 't rerent than normal l'"'•J•I·· 111111 she s aid. "They are PuShc.'<.l back t uryngcc omt·c~ can i.ing or "' , in the corner or fired... whist It• l'tllll'r l that they can ho lei do\\ n almo:-l any job in the bus1n<•ss world Another problem is the public's Someone else m entioned that There are problems in n •rtaln fear of canC'er ... To some JX•oplt'. the group was international in industries, s uch as being heard it's-like lepros y ... s u1d Larry flavor. ·· 11arry Ba sky's Russian, over a lot of noise. but In ttrneral, Gunderson, a victim. but he's slowed down a bit." th t th · Id I Also, there often is friction at ey can re urn to err o JO JS h h A new m e mber. Practl'ci'ng successfully, t he lhe rapb t ome w e n a pers on ll> re· agreed. cuperating from surgery and with speech therapist McMicken, This is borne out by successful le1m tlng. lo talk wilhtiuta larynx. was applauded for sayina .the Spousel> become 11npat1l·nt "'1th word "okay." When he had trou· 1nd.1viduals sueh as Wilda Curry. th •-·.. ... ........ bJe w;'h' ... sentence, someone one of the few women in lht• t :,,rvw--J>l·~~ m ... Jrn~c UJ " -group, who wenl back Lo her nursing job after i.urgt•ry 13 years ago. and Lou Adrian, \\ho is starting his own business Before Miss McMicken !:>lartcd weekly speech classes five' }<'ars ago, tiowev<'r. many of lhr laryngectomces in Orange Coun ty (there are approximat!'ly r>0> had become rttclU!:>I V<' l.H:t·aul><: they couldn't talk. HOUSEBOUND "We began lo s.?l'l calls and started seeing thrm ... ~he sn1d "ll was like op<·nrns.? a c·an of worms. We round people fivl' years post·OP who wouldn't come out of the house.·· There wa!:> no speech therapy available. she s aid, even though the Cancer Society offered a minimal information pro~ram. The weekly lessons were~ slow getting s tarted until the center decided to sponsor a perma· nent free practice s.?roup through the ACS. People facinl'? s urji?ery also are visited by a recovered laryngec· tomec. who explains what 1s goins.? to happen and offrrs cncoural!c ment, and the speech lessons start a wt>ek pos t-op BETIY McMICKEN: THERAPIST, FRIEND BEA ANDERSON, Editor Monday, Aprrl 5. 197(; 50 to 75, and the group has been mostly mak. but lhC' level I!> dropping and m o re women are havtng the surj?cry. All or the LO!'-t Chord members said they "ere s mokers, some as high as four pac ks a day and others a pack a d ay for 25 years. POLLUTION "People "ho work in factories with heavy pollutants will tend to Rel c ancer of the larynx too," Miss Me Micken said. In the surRery, the larynx is re· moved and the doctor makes a permanent opening in the neck, to which he attoches the trachea, or windpipe. Arter the surgery, the patient breathes, couj?hs and sneezes through the h ole, which is called a stoma. This "artificial nose" can create problems a;uch as infec· lion a nd sensitivity lo fumes and the weather. and it precludes swimming PaLients often hav<' uncomfortablt• swellinR of the neck and shouldc.>r area bccau!>e of the sur1tery, a 11 of which must be dc•alt with during the therapy and adjustment process 8 1 They tend to get yelled at a lot too "Our society Ccds that whc·n people have a sp<'cch problc•m they have a heanns.? prohlcm too." the th er a p1st !>aid. "One man even got a written note back when he spoke to somrone." The laryngectomecs don't lik<' to talk about their problems because they are too busy ~cttinA on with the businei.s of ll\•tng, bol the underly in~ emotion!> do sur- face once in a while. Michiko Willis was near tears when she talked about how shC' felt when she learned she had cancer and would never speak normally again. "I cried all night before the operation," s he saict qwctly. "It was a shock to m e. I hact been in good health Hut I knew f had tfJ be strong. I had small ones to take care of Csh<' is the mother of i.even childr<'n > • • "It's real roui:h," llHnk Woods said simply But as ro11it h n-. it 1s, the laryngcctomt'C' have learned lo count lh(•1r blt''"nJ.!s. as Adnun revealed 8111 England (left) Communicates With George Pennington Via Artificial Larynx "We are very proud of our re- cord," the therapist said. "Very few don't talk. We s.?O in with a positive attitude. T he Rroup gives them an outlet for practice. and within a month, we con have them out talk1nR." The age range so far has been And, lary ngcctomee s <'an't laugh, raise their voices to be dynamic or lower them to say 1n. ti mate things to lhc1r wi ves, Miss McMieken said When h<' told his son, a trlplr amputee fro m Vwtnttm, about his cancer :1ntl 1mpcmding sur- gery. hrs son'!> only n•ply was , "If you'll walk form<', I'll speuk for you ·· When people come into the library to look at help-wanted ads and can barely understand what's written, then it's time for the librarian to step in where other American educational institutions have failed.' Reading: An At-home Course By the Assoclac..d Pre Johnnat> Valdez dropped out of high school when he was 16 Although he's employed as a maintenance worke r. he has lit- tle c hance for ad\'ancement. because Johnnie -at 33 still can't read. Johnnie is one of about 21 million Americans -imm1· grants. school dropouts and peo- ple with learning disabilities - who are functionally illiterate. This means t hey cannot read or write well enough to function rut. ly in society. Now , says Robe r t Wedgeworth, executive director of the American Library As- sociation (A LA ). the nation 's librarians are going about the m ammoth job of helping the one out of every five adult Americans who can't read. In California and Washington. where agriculture depends on migrant farm workers, librarians are mannln1t bookmobiles that travel to m1· Jtrant worker camps RE ADING CLASSES The librarians hold reading classes ri~hl in the workers· homes. and have already given hundreds or men a nd women new hope for better jobs ln the future. On the national level, the ALA is writing g u i delines for librarians in developing literacy programs. Inc luded will be re- commended materials, so that grown men a nd women don't have to r ead "Dick meets J ane • . . see the dog run." "The m oder n Ame ri can library is much more than a keeper-or -t h e -print," says Wedgeworth. "The library has become a commmunJty center and referral point and ftnds ilseU often in the center of poor urban areas where its users neea help in simply coping with life. "When people come into lbe library to look at help-wanted, ads in the paper and can barely understand what's written. then it's time for the II bran an to st<'P in where other Amencan educa lional institutions have failed ·· vanced reading ass1stnn<'<'. Often the claSM'S are conduct ed by teaeher!> from the locul school system . Busic lite rary classes concentrate on decoding A survey of libraries revealed that the program is not available through bookmobile services along the Orange Coast. BASIC READING The r eading programs current· ly involving many functionally ii· literate are designed lo help peo- ple take driver's tests. read a lease a nd a contr act, tell time and read Infor mation on packages they may buy In the supermarket. Libraria ns have found a need for programs at three levels : basic literacy skills. strengthen· ing reading skills, and courses and preparation for high school equivalency exam in ations , wbkh also involv~ some ad words. which m eans oreaking the m up and simply counseling on how to read Jett lo right. VOLUNTEERS A host of libraries are tapping their communities for volunl«rs to tutor nonreaders on a one-lo· one basis. Hourly sessions are tailored to the student's needs and may in- clude dictating a life experience to the tutor and reading it. fillmg out a job application, or reading want ads. Learning labs are centers within library walls specially equipped to hPlp the new or non· readt•r A starr coordinator Is on h and for 11u1dance, read)nJ( machines arc available, a nd 1><> arc a varie ty of vis ual aids, games and puule!I Adults. or course. are not the o nly proble m . Wed geworth points out &ores of libraries have storytelling sessions where cblJdren a re tau"ht words and sounds with picture books, chalk talks, puppet shows and nannel board presentations. Parent workshops are also common nnd one library, in Winston-Salem, has even p ro- duced a film, "Kelping Your CbJld ~ead ." .Jt stresses r eading a,, a family activity a nd suggtat.'J some Innovative yet practical ways to Improve n child's read· lng ability. Among th e Ideas : h ave children read m aps when the family travels and have children read recipes when mom ls cook- ing. .. rt'l ftttOf ,_.o, •d&f Apt rt ~ f:anyon Homes on View Four Bi& Cunyon homci. hU\'f.' been seleC'ted for d tour. "POn$Ored by the nret1 '• f'lh1lharmonic <:omm1llee Opening homes from 11 a m to S pm. f'nday, Apnl 23. will be \ltC'hacl Gil11no. the Kon Ollphants, Dole Stuur~ and Max Warren. Refrcshment:i will ~ servt'CS <luring the duy ul the home o( Uw Jumes 1-;, Rodiers The Stuard&' runch·stylc home features stained gla. 5 lhroughoul and in the mas ter bedroom ... 11o ullpaper hus bcl·n :.elected to match. The Oliphant home was de- s1~ncd to capture the view or thl' J:oll course and Fastuon Island liulterscotch a nd .white arc the decorator colors : ltalutn Del P1so tale was Selected for the kitchen counters and •~land The French style res1denc(' of the Warrens 1s done in blue and "h1te and furo1:.hed with anti· ques. Two focal points arc the marble entry \lolth a Straus s c rystal chond<'lter. and a Wedgewood china collection m the di111ng room The only home bwlt on t11oo lots 1o; owned by G1lano', wh~e ei.tate • features a gaiebo over a spa, sur· rounded by 35 fruit trees, and a koi p00l with waterfall The dining room 1s claS:>tC 1''rcnch. a pool table is the attrac· twn of the ramily room. Unusual features are a wine cdlar and a library ''out of Churlcs Dickens." ac:corchng to . \lrs. Hobert Dutton. Tickets. at SS, may be rcsl'rvC'd b y callin~ Mrs. Bruce !\'tac:- l>onald at 64-1-6945. Proctt•<b will bl•nef1t th e Orange Count~ i'h1lharmon1c !ioc1cty program-.. Mrs. Fred Austin (left). Mrs Les Starnes tn the Dale Stuard home. Horoscope: Cancer Take Initiative T\JESDA \',APRIL I By \'ONEY OMAalt ARIES tMarch 21 • Apnl 191 You conclude tran&act1on \'ou find out what works. "hat 1s a pipe drum. Cht•ck con· tracts. Be sure others live up to thctr agree. mC'nt& TAURl'S (April 20 · May 201 Act'ent on short ''iblls. rnt'bbHges and "sigoi!il'ant ·· t'1,1lls. Get thought:., at•tlons down on paper kc) 1s to Or· ganiic. Rl· rcccpti\c. Good money Ill'\\~ 1s up- comu1¥ GEl\11 1'\I I ~lay 21 · June 20 ). Emphasis on collect1on:.. pa~ ments. examination of credits and debits Nl'" account· mg approJch C'ould pro- t'Ona>t~ct1~· C.\SCt:R (June 21 . Jul,\ 22> Lunar c~ck move~ up get l!Omg on )o ur 011on Take ln- 1t1all\'t' lhghhgh( 1n · dependenn· of thought. \'IRG-0 tAug 23 ·Sept. 22): Emph1Utfi 011 pleasure, enjo) ml'nt of food . surrounding'!, friends Forces h.'nd to be scattered. Maintain open·mindcd, t•A· perimentar approach LIBRA <Sept. 23 • Oct. 22): Spotli&ht on amb1 lion, ad\'ancemcnt, \\'Ill· ingness to roopcratl) with one in uutho11t~. Check flnc points, read between the lint's SCORPIO tOct. 23 • Nov. 21>: Good Moon aspeC't coincides now \\ith reading, publishm,:. special projects, Ion~· dlstanC'e tra\'cl. Jk I'\.'· ady for change. \' anl'ly. SAGITTAR IUS 11"0\'. 22 ·Dec. 21 >. If thorough. you make \ aluable d1s- {'q\!Gl'IU. Kc\· ~ to ~ on 1n·depth information. Mate or parlnt.'r 11o ants more money informa- tion. CAPRICORN lOt•c 2:.! • J n 191: Lie tuw mamtatn balanct' \'ou tend nuw to SN' onl) 11ohJt )OU want to bN'. Rullte it and hf' mllrc analyt1ct1I Timt• lis on your side i\Q\JAIUUS tJnn. 20 Feb. 18). Proctkul mut· ters domlnatc. Whut you toke for grantt'd i.houlcl bl> t'ht-ckrd . APJ>IH'li especially to uutn und o th l'r f o rm s v r transportation. PISCES ( 1''cb. 19 · Mart'h 20 ) Acct•nt crcatlvlty. ltcrm1t lntu1- t1on. sensltl\·1t~· to :.ur· faC'e . Apply (ll'rsonal touch. Get rid of burdt.'n not your O\\ n take cold plunge into future. If April ti Is ~our birth- day )OU are mui.ical, passlonatf', cn•ath "• ha\e ~•·ttt tooth and a Ion• or hsxury . a ct ion. ll e the re in r-------------------- person LEO <July 23 • Aug. 22): What occurs heh.ind the scenes may be mon• significant than what b visible. Know it and de- fer judgment : you re· quire additional in· formation. If patient . you \\m tMag~~J:an * * * TRIPLE TREATS (served for dinner every evening) Is Talk Cheap ? .... (Ann· Landers ,0 1 •A Cfl~PV 11Jm PJIJnint.1, ''1th M.1~1< P,111\'P•'<1.11 mu,t.ud ),1uc<' -.111<1 .111 ,\1111111• < "'''"" \111/1· - fllu• a Spina< Ii 5ou/f/,. ( r1•1•.-'''"'"'"'""Ii <h• tlil.1t <ht'<'H' -Jll lor $3.85 • A n111l11•r lf'nlfll rn(.! tno" 1he Spinach Soul/le Cri·/n· '''''NI" 1tl1 tl1t• Clitt At•n f/egante -ani.J rhc /\IJ~1c l',rn !>,1/Ji/ Bowl - counrry-fre\h mixed gtl!t'fl\, cucumbers ;111.I tomatoes -$4.25 ... Cocktails COSTA MESA SOUTH COAST PlAZA 1he Bullod'~ wing r'"'" P.,l.ng ~S6-n:s BAllUMUUCARO • AllLRICAN UP1USS l~ASllR CHAii(,( D E A R A N N t,,AND~:RS(,. Th<.' mo~t \'l('JOUS k1f11..,.. of ..111 tlmt• ho not dt~t'J H' It 1-; gossip Go:.s1p clt·<.trn~s fnendsh1p!i. t•;rn-,t•s ;inx· lety . hum1l1.it1on. hearrbn•iJk and mor(• \.r~\lbll' thiln any singll· thrng I know of • !\ p1cct• of 1dk gossip ~iln s prt'ild like wildfire l cac·h tcllt•r ttddin.: a I ttle here, a ht tie thC'rc. llw 1 s t in ~ w o rd ~ a n d -(orgettrng cr1t1cal dl' t'lltls Ry thl' time the itory is told for t ht• firth Oiml' it's a hi•ll·ouo; monstt•r "hll'h bt'.ff'> no "'scrnblan('c.• "h.1t''\l'r tb the truth. I The Pl'rson 11o ho -.top-; the .:o:.s1pN by "JYtnJ! "I ..\>ally <ion t want to hf'ar about 1l tt'b not m v bustnt·~s." dt·m on-.triltl'S good charat'll•r II<' can ubo protect himself by having no knowledge of the rwnou:-. :-ton• 11o hen the feathers hit the fan. Please print this and ~l\'l' your readers som<.>th1n g to think Jbout TELL Sm.tEO~E ELSE. NOT :\t F: D EAR TELL: I 've said ii before but I 'll say It again. Superior people t a lk about id eas. Mediocre people talk about tblngs. Little peo- plP talk about other peo. pie. 0 E A R A N N LANDEHS: F'ive years :t.l(O I married a man a nt•r being a w1dOW (Or" s 1" lo nc..,omc· years. ~ince thal time I ha\'C t"1u~ht my hus band in doll·n~ of h es. lie wntes chl'l'ks when he has no nJOnl'}' tn hlS '1C('OUnt.' f have to make thl•m good "hen lhc•y bounce Six m onths ago I heard hl' was cheating on me. l told him to stay away from the woman's house. lie was caught there two l~riao Blaklt'y'!\ 01."SIJrn ror lhC' future IS ;) '-l f N<'h mokskan .. Spa('C Age 2001 " fcatur~ Ulf! gauntlets nnd festoons of la~sl'I It 1s part o f Dtt'cntcnmal Cashion pa~eant prc- :-1.-ftltcd an Atlanta. l weeks l a ter by m y eh1ldren. lie ~ave SOml' lame excu<.t• about ht•ing LA~DF.RS · Plt.'asc pnnt there "on bustnl's" .. th 1" u JH' n I I'.' t t c-r to Today a floris t r>hnnl't teat'he rs aCt'<'Pl· inlC gifts from i.tudent.oi, \\hicb may be a good thing. But w ht'n gift. giving is permitted. a personal note of ap. preciatlon Is nothing more than good man- ners. II M'cm:. my hus band l>fo:,\H :\l ISS, l\lRS., owes ham 518 90 for tht• OH 1\1 R.: Wth the col· ros es he bought for Mrs. oi:nl· too chl•ap'! · W(·re X. When I a s kl•d him thc pant~· hos e tht• wron){ about it he said , ··1 Mt shade? Wus the pin too sorry for hl'r. lier ~audy'! Was the book too husband bt•ats her up a dull? Was the s tationery lot." Wh at will this mun too bright? do next'! I need soml' Or do you plan to h e I p . N 1-: W write, "Thank you for BRUNSWICK, N .1. the lovely Christmas Many s tude nts buy gifts for a favorite teacher wUb money lhey earn. It must be a big dl!~ppointment when that te acher doesn't even bother to say "thank you.'' DEAR N.J .: Therf''" giCl," on lhe back or no ~a)' of telling "hat some s tudents' EngUsh lle'll do next. Uut If "hat themes wticn they gelctrt he did last is any lndka· f\., It ·s already Apnl, lion, it "ill probably co..,t you know. Do you (eel a wkward, sell-conscious -lonely? Welcome to the club. There's help for you in Ann Landers's booklet. "The Key to PopuJan- ty.'' Send 50 cents 1n com with your request and a long, s tamped. self. addressed envelope to Ann Landers, P .O. Box 1400, Elgin, lll. 60120. )OU som t> mont'y. Children learn by ex- You nf'ed to talk lo a ample r heard that no· counselor. 0 b v iou..,ly llcm e"press<'d at the last your husband is a liar Parent·Tt.'achers mect- and a chut, but -.omf' 1n~ -by YOU. How \\Omen "Ill put up '4ith about 1\? -A MOTHER anytblng rather than Ix-WHO HELPED SHOP alont-. Maybe you are DEAR MOTHER : one of tht-m. Here's yoar letter with an added word from me. D E A R A N N Some schools have a rule CALENDAR HOME ECONOMICS CLlJR: Demonstrations on making whole grain b read. how to gnnd the 1train and how to grow sprouts will b<' JtlVl'n at 11 .1 m. and noon in the Home Economics Rwldmg, Ornn1t<' Coast C-nllf•i:(· Tickets at 50 ct.'nts cun h<' purchased at the college book :-tore. DEMONSTRATION: A hous('wares fa 1 re. fcatunnjt dc- mon 11trat1 on s on cookwcar. cult nary. t'ak<'·dC'coratlnit and k1tl'hen gad1tcts will he i;!IVl'n from 11 a m . to 4 pm. Wcdn!''I· day. April 7, in the housewl'lr(''\ c1epartm<'nl, Hullock's South Coast Plaza. C'ONSllMt:R Rlc.lrTS: Huth \\'1lson or tht• Orangf' Countv Con-.u mer f\ ff a 1 r'> oHu·e "JI I ~peak al nC)On W l'<lnt•sday, Apli 17. 1r1 lh<' Orani.!e C:ouM Collcgt' Women '1t Ccntl'r She 11o 111 d1~cuss women's ron- sumer ri~hts SEMINAR: A frN'~eminnrnn Est;ifl• Planmni: and \\'alls 11o tll lw presl•ntcd bv the J\ rthntl!\ Foun dation of Orange County. The Sl'!iSion will bcJ(in at 9:30 n.m. Wednesday, Apnl 7, in thC' Pacific Mutual building, Fashion Island. Further information is a\·aila· hie by calling the foundation at ~7-5591. 1\1;0\\': The Elirnbeth Cadv St an ton · II unti n g t on B <.>ac h chapter "111 pres ent a program on the p<1~ cholog1cal, defeno;c a nd ml'd1cal :ispects of rape at 7·:«> pm. Wedne.;day, April 14, in the lluntingt o n Be ach Central Library. QUILTISG BEE : The w o ml'n'-. nuxli1ary to thr• Am<'ncan Society of l\tt•chan1c:il En1:ml'er~. Oran~<' C..:ounly sec- tion. '"" hold u (]utltin.i: hrt.' ;it 11 am \\'t•rlnco;dav, April H . in lhp h n me o f :\1 r s. W1lltam T. \\ 1lham". OraniH>. M"mbcrs w1U . put frnishing tourhl's on their RlcPntl'nn1al qullt. which will be rarncd al tht• .lune meeting. Proct.'c-ds will J.!O t11 th<' aux1liary 's scholar:-.h1p f11nc1 for m f'rhaniral en1:inc·Prtni.: ... rucicnts. WEDDING & PARTY FlOWERS floJf O'ld R11r.d1 0.<t>f•tN A((4t,.\')t~ 336 E. 17th SI. Co11a Meu ''c~~ fb1 W'~~ ,, 64~1 ~7 IST 4 TE rUNMJNG & WJW SIMINAI .... ESl~TEO "5 A "Vl!ll.IC "ltAVICt 9• f"t llATMlttTlf, llOV~O.tlTt()H AP~ OF IXPHTS WtU. DISCUSS: •WHY YOU NEED A WILL Paul Potridt McBride, M.D. •WHAT YOU CAN ACCOMP\.JSH WITH A WILL• •WHAT A PROPER WILL CONTAINS •EXPENSE OF NOT HAVING A WILL " ..,_ O• ,. I ' !'W IRVINE BOWL """"' SPECIALIST IN OFFICE GYNECOlOGY ANO DISEASES Of WOMEN PERSONALIZED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE •TAX SAVING OPPORTIJNITIES •LIFE INSURANCE ANO YOUR WILL •WHEN TO USE A TRUST W9 .. SDAY, AP'tll 7, 1'76 f:JO AM-IZ!OO NOOfof rACfHC MUTUAL LR INSUltAHea COMf'AtfY fASHtOtf ISUHD -MIWPOCT IUC:H ...-..-·-_ _,_.._.,__l:.w.111.,Ml .. ffl FAMOUS DAN RIVER check ginghams 1./8 · 1/4 · 1 inch c h rcks in a complet e raan bow of colors. Great for sportswear an<I l111lc girl dresses. Machine w ash· Tumble d ry 65% Celanese FORTREL Polyester 35'Y Cotton . REGULAR PRICE 1.19 VD. SAVE .42 YD. BEAUTIFUL GLAZED chintz prints VICTORIAN STYLED SOFT FLORALS AND STRIPES An rnormous assortmrnt of lo vf'l y prints perfec t for hlouSP'\, <Ir css!'~. ;md leisure wear. 100% Cotton Machine wash· Tumble rlry 44"/45" wide. 1~ NEW SPRING COLORS ANO PURf WHITr double knits SOLID COLORS I I 7~0 . PONTE ROMA • CREPES STITCHES • JACQUARDS • If chic and comfort is for you, so are thcso machine wash, tumble dry knits. 147 58"/64" wide REGULAR PRICE 1.99 YD. SAVE .52 A YARD YO. Sovth C:oosi rlne --'-..... -.... Co1to ~-s•S.-1516 w............,. ...... .................. W~lt .. 1171 Gwd.Gn •• ,, .. ,........., ...... '-'' SlO.I S4Z ...... :t::W...W ...,.. .. _ ._....._ 1'1 .. 0tl Heftef' rl010 ., ............ S..to A...-so.sss 1 ._,._..c.,.. ... L.., ........... ,_,.,.__.Ul-UU IOOMEI I . ) u 4:=> TUMILEWIEDS , ~,l aweo&..1w It( Ol61TAt, ./ a!At~, M'( PlG11A&. ~rei ANo JM 0>611.AL.. M,,,P.P, ~U~G 1> t.At ""1 ! ~ FUNKY WIMKEllEAN FIGMENTS NANCY HOW IS MY LITTLE PLANT FEELING TODAY !? TODAY'S CIGSSIDBD PUZZLE UNITED Feature Syndicate S.1urd1y sPuu 115oh••d .4CROSS 52 Mades••• tTtttitffi~ Var l Cortlfl s.-Tenn•~ sr,nos olayers 6 H,11oware 59 Asian item treshwaler ~+F+:i+Hiitt+f-10 Meu l1sri 1 • M•P feature 59 Informal l S Le<i;rri ~ soeech 1>rua1h 61 Pron1t111ron ,.,,,w4rftfr• 16 Mov,c 61 Leal Of a POOCh ~ 'r Dance 6J N•uttcal 18 r,.1>u11ryOI d11ect•on Ille Elbe 64 Tntow OUI 19 He~Ohner 65 C11em1c11 :?O Sllulliet ~ull" s n large! llUV\I 66 CI05• '" 1tn11,. l•mc 'H v1u1ts 61 Cory ""a :'6U K Cla,, counfrfl' 'l1 Oelfb@r.ll@lv Ctul'I JOHaw111MI ,, ... ~. JI COl'llU,ed J:lroom~• 17 Poo • OllrlnM .16 t lulll'\ rnr mrmcw v 40 SP4'A' 4 1 PrNOQftlM' 4J Pa1.i•rl< '" .lClll••d 44 H.:irrm room 4'> Su.QM, 48U1tr.1 · • 5 1C.1Mll1an trrtotC'ly 11 Fall Hower I~ Mtntal cono.1.on 13 Rllbb1I~ words 4? Tw1$led forms 4JPK1ureof by T °"' latiulc byD•H• by &nie Bushmiller PEANUTS . . 'AARC1f l(()J~E ~EALL'< ~OT lNTER€SfEOIN 8A5€8Au.,~ '<OJ 7 • r JUDGE PARKEI l HATE SA..~&.\LL SI~ I ONLI/ Pl.AA' ON '10i/R TEA~\ 1'0 A'OID ~ENDIN6 l{CXJ I OIOH1' TAK!! A WAA'TEVER ORl~K! l P00R£0 IT Y0u $AY. ON TMf GROONO! 5'R! MISS PEACH 0 ~ELl .. 'f ~·~N -' 5'01foJ. tAt I I on:.cfr .... ~ I . DICK TR.ACY DOOLETS WORLD ''--~••.:.r"""- ANIMAL CRACKERS l-LLl~,;A""---..U.---.J~ "*·S by Chmies M. Schuh ----~~~~~~--. WELL li.Jt,I/ ~·T "IOll GH &ACK OUT THERE AT sµ.Ql(TSToP AND OFFEND A FEW OF THOSE 61\'()./ND SAUS? '.{(JJ MANAGtg,5 HAVE A COL~Flll ~I( OF TALKIN6, Siil ! by Herold ~ Don YE5, If OOES! fM A DRUNK!" ANO TOMY I MADf. THE FIRST REAL EFFORT TO KELP fl'IYSELF! UKf A CMILD. fM L.OQQNG FOR Af'PR.<YVA.L ! by Mell 'T'J.4E MAltK OF A PllAOIN}, ~ICN.1.FUI. Wfmlt:.- ALWAvf Ll!AVi 'EM MU~Y F~ ~f ,./ by Chester Gould by Rodger Bollen THE GIRLS l l I } ·1 -1 I High-flying Braue The Buffalo Braves' Randy Smith makes a gigantic leap for a ~hot on~r Boston's Jo Jo White at Boston Garden in a National Basketball Association game Sunday. Buf· falo won, 117-l M Near-ace Quiets Gallery Geiberger Overcoma Trevirw Surge for Win GREENSBOIW . :'Ii t' !API "l knew l \\as 1n troubll' tin lht' eighth hole.·· a \\t'.cr) i\l Geiber~er s:11d "Whc·n I m1..,~t'd the grern. thl• i:allt•ry eht•t:n·d " "ll was a ..,ta mpl'dl'," his prl'l ty wife. L}nn. said "I t•ouldn't see anythin~. Alter a wh1lt• I JUM came in and" a tcht'd on TV " "The way thl• galll·rv wai. act in)t'. 1 felt hire I w:ic; nn<' c;hot bclund instead of om• .cht•.1d, ·· Ge1bt>r~er i.aad ·'I had to ..,l<•P an<t ha\e a httle talk\\ 1th m\i.l·lf. s.iy, 'hey. you 'r<' on<· 111 front with four to pla~. JUlit .:non and takt• 11 home·" lie did It \\JS a d1-.appointmt·nt to th<' JOSlhng. unruly. be<'r·dnnk1ni.t. loudJ v pro Lee Trrvino gallery. but C:t'1beq:er brought home a t\\O·slrokl• \ actory Sunday m the <:rcatt•r G recni.boro 0J>('n. lie turned back lht' bid of Tre\1no with .i t wo·1ron 'lhot that m1ssrd 832,000 Rieber by a roupll' of mrh<'s of b<>1ng a ho((' IO OOl'. "Wouldn"t th::al ha\(' het•n i.omcthing" ·· Lynn a~ked ··ir h<''d madt' il, they wouldn't ht1\t' bern able to t alk for a month I know the gallt'ry 1s ah\ays fur the underdoi;t and that IA!e is a re· al personality . but this was a ht tll• much " ··That· s go If . " the Q u 1 t'l" Gr1hc rgcr saio. then n ai.he<l II J!t•ntle, shy, boyish :.mile. "I had some fani. out there The) Y.C'rc the quiet om•s 111" were the noisy ones Th<' noiin ones wert.' all but silenced hy. the m agmftc<'nt :.hot on the 2 11-y ard. par·lhrt.>c 16th hole C~t·1bergl'r had a one·Mroke lead al that point. the on·rushin~ Trevino having chopped four shots orr his onre-commandanJ! lead . a nd was making a dt•· termined charge. "I d1dn 't think I could win the tournament until the shot on 16. •· Consistency Key For Shore Winner l'.\l.'.\1 SPHl:'IJ<;s !A P l Thc> play neared complclJon. llnt·k 11·, m ;iv t umhll'. c;1brull.1r Out Rankin." ho had rounds of 111.1\ 1·rumble. but Judy Hankin i4 72 71 thc farst three dayi. (If the prob.1hly wall n lway.s pllly a tournament, actually played ht•l 'h•.11h gJmc of golf t1•r m the poor r11nd11Jon.s Sunday l-:\\•11 wind and ram rouldn't as c;he nn·rtook fadtng third 'lop H.1nkm Sundin a.., c;hc 'hot.1 round co h • .1 d (' r .., Kath v 1111.11 round AA. four undt•r -p::ar. to Whitworth J n<l Sandra lla~'O ae on "Ill lhl' rich Dinah Shore Win the front ninr \\1th a :o rwr.., C'1rck Golf t hamp1nn!>h1p Tht>n. as thl' \\ 1nrl p1ckt'd up \\tth .1 7:! holc :.rorr of ZR.'l, thrl't' evc·n mor<' on tht• back mnl', shl' '' 1 nk1•i. ht•ltt'r than runnrr up hoh'lhr<'r 'ltrokel<'arl .met J II\'\\ car for hl'r v1ctorv in "The advC'r1>t• {'ond1t1 om1 wcrl' th1• s.:!00,000 t'vt•nt al M l1>~1on fn\'orublc to lhl' players who ll1lb C'nuntr~· Cluh. has long tx.•l'n were behind .·· shl' said after 0111• of t hr mn'>t con111stcnt 11t11rting tht' final round thrc•t• p I .1 y t' r i. on t h r 14 u d Ir s !ilrokcs off the ll•ad then won AO· .... ·rrnf(''l!ICMil\1 'Golf M !iiht'\lltflHt .. 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He was going agaanst world re- cord holder Tim Shaw. veteran Mike Bruner of Stanford und Nadadores teammate Brian Goodell. who prior to this ml'et had never lost a <'OmJ)t'titJ\'l' rU Cl' to Converse. However. lhal> was to be Con- verse's moment of truth ··1 thought I'd t r.v to lK' a ht t le more with at this time.·· Converse told the Dally Pilot ·· 1 hoped to go under 15:35 but I wus prett) well extended and didn't have a lot left.·· * * * WOMEN 100 "'"' t p._••o,. bott '"o \ '' 1 &lb.,u .. tt M1U10ft V1t Jo N..O..OC.-t#\, JI /1 ' ~t'''• E M nt .. SI '' • H1ndil • ••tr (f -.-Onh 5i8 U S Oro""'" ~Ofl l•il'Ot'rcM~ F-1•, )I JI o 80Qf10' (l"f\lt•I )flf~~A( \f ') _.,, trpr t $n11U't Nflw W f"\fl'nJl'IU'f'r 0 C C...'UG• A <t& ,. 1 c ow-nt..• ~""""' Sit••ttt • SO ).a l .. ~\llOlt Ml H I.., Ylt 1e .._.,, t Q,. 4 lA• .. Mt\SJon V •t }e H~4l.Hete1. I U n \ ~ .. , LOUf\.1"1llt-I j.1 1• t .,.,.,...,. Mh.)•M V•t~ ... cu ........ " .. "' 1'UO ma l"l'W'O... 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Bruner third and Goodell fourth. ~hJ\\" was 22nd overall. placement mad!! by comparing times with the earlier heats. Schuberl said Converse had something to prove aflt>r losing to Goodell 1n the recent Cl F finals and the Nadadores coach said he was In no w&)' s urprised by the triumph Sunday "I upected us lo go t 2 In the race. This was the first time Caa;t>y took off lo the middle of '' r ace. Usunlly. he goes out alow and hus lark<'d ronfldenc<' to get go. ang in th<' n11ddlc of the rncc," Schubert 11nid. '"We've bt.•<•n tr~ In~ to g<'l him to do this fort wo) t•ur . " Bnbashoff \\'ns lK':ncn In Uk JOO by Kim Pc~ ton, whosl' 57.53 \\as a w h1sker off RabashoCf'i. 57 48 U.S. rC'cord. Rnbas ho(f rlocked 57. 72. BabashoH came back mo- ments later to finish third In the ~ Cree in 8:53 54 as Canadian Shannon Smith won in 8 46.39. Lee was fourth in 8 57 72 and • Kra mer took s ixth with an "!": S9.60'. "I lost contact with the rC'st of lhe field." BabashofC said. "I felt llred from the 100 and l guess I was 11 little nervous because or my poor perform ftnce. "But I ca n 't make ex - r uses .. .I'll JUSt have to do bet· ter next time." 811 bashorr was in rhallenging position. h11ngmg third and only three seronds o (( the pace a fter 600 meters. But Smith pullt-d away during the next 100, extend- ing her m argin to 41 ~ scronds. Jack Bubasho(( wus consola- tion heat winner in the 100 frer. clocking 51 91. The ex-Fountain Valley High whiz is now at the Univers ity of Alabama. Rya11 Impressive Dodgers' John Shows Old Fornt "I think." said Tommy John peering out from behind a smile tha t was as wide as it was handsome. ··1 can do whatever I have to do and I can do it now ·· John, the 32-year -old DodAer:. lefthander who was forced to sit out the cotire 1975 season after having a tendon replaced in his left elbow, might have convinred both the Los Angeles manaAe· ment and himself Sundav that h1!> return as a viable. produt•t1ye member or the Dod~ers pitching staff is ammin<'nl. ln hlS lb trd. outing or lhc Sjlring -:ind easily his m~t encoura.i::· ing John limited the California Angels to one run and five hits in a s1x -mnin1? workout in the finale or t he l hree-gaml' t 'rce\\ ;iy Sen es .... ,._. The game ended In a 3·3 stalcmat<' wht'n heavy rain ended play after 101 ~ innings, pe rmitting the Angels to retain their 13· 11 series udvantagc. Both lh<' Angels and Dodgers are in Arizona today. The a ngels faced the Cubs in Scottsdale to· On Tt' 'l'anlglti Cllannft 11 ai 1 day while the Dodgers play San Frnnc1sco in Phoenix tonight on T\" J ohn "as selected pitcher of the series for his Sunday efCort . "I w as d oing a few thlngi; wrong mechanically and I was wobbly the first <'Ouple of inninJ?s bu• othe rwise I t hrew wt>ll Now l JUSl need the n ·pellt1on. I've folt all along that I could do it but 1l '!. JUSI a matter of getting out lhrrc a nd proving it. llis catch er .. Joe Fe rguson, who provided all three Los Angeles runs with a long homer ocr Ca lifornia flamethrower Nolan Ryan in the fourth inning. said John was throwing "as hard as he ever did.·· Ryan. like wise coming off sur · gery, also had a n impressive out· Ing, ma rred only by the one pitch to Fcrl(uson whkh disappeared over the r\ght·ccnterfield fcncl' for a three-run homer Ryan ·struck out eight -he now has fanned 18 in his last 11 in· nlngs and pc·rm1tted only thr<·e hits in his s ix innings. "Overall r was salisrl <'d wi th the way I felt but I n.•ally didn't h a ve good command or m y pitch<'s." Hyun rl•m arkcrl. • * * Strike Threatens Dodgers Ope ner SAN FRANCISCO · Strikini.: munaclpol cm ploy"" pl:1n lf1 pirkt>t Candlc11lirk Park for lht• San t'rancisco c;ianls' Nntionul, Leaitue seuon oiwner t 'rlrlay against the Los AnJ:l'lc11 Uodgrrs labor l<.'aden1 sal1I Sunday. · · w e · v e b 1• l' n p I r k c ti n p Candh•'S-H c-k rJl(.ht .nlon~." .1 strlkl-t'ommltlN' chnirmnn s nlrl ·•If then' Is no s<•lt lemcnt hy 1-'riclav W<''ll hove t'nnu~h fl<!Opl• thcr<' i~ <'Over 11 11 thr• J(olc•s." tournamPnt lhr ftn;il two davs. ::.;.~:~:7~\fi'-;~;~;;~ ~~ :\nrles with the Dodg<•ri. I• "definitely In Jeopardy" If th• i;ix -dll\' craft '! union strlk• continu"cs throu~h the week. VANGUARDS FACE BRUINS TONIGHT ;\hke Wardlow has be<>n picked to start ror Southern California College tonight when the Vanguards entcrlaan the UCLA Brwns (7) at La Palma Park m Anaheim. Wardlow hat-a 3 5 r ceord this ~eason with a l 77 e r a. Ile ha s strurk out 57 batters in 61 inning'! for coach f'r r d Kecner·s Vanguards and has g1vcn up 30 walks. The two team s meet aRain in Los Angeles a week from Wed- nesday in an a fternoon tilt. J~ f\l.t•,,...~ \tO !II)() •• 11t-11 'l ... ~ OW~o"4!tQU' t't~ \tO \.00 11 IOA• •] 2~ P•tn H'OQ·"'' ,, '\00 .., ... , .. 14 reft tt•t._v~ two''~ \5 000 ·"' ·111,, 14• Mur•• ........ " ''tO n 111~11 ,.., P•1 ltr.-•v " '1' 11\..tl 1• •\ 1'91 IC.•*"• M<MuH~f'I \A 11S ..._1"-1• 111 •>tl Milrt~M .. -'OqP \J •1' n 1t °'\ 1'1 ,_. ~••Ht ... •t ~6U 1' .. 790 ,.. J-" F•tr•r•s U 10" 11 '' 7) 11 1"'\ ....,._ U'""' J1 lot 11 1 '-l!-fl ,.I .--CM""' U '°' II It, .. ,. ,.I c1or14 Eh,., u '°' 11>-, .. ,,_,. ,., Ulllfl ~I .. U lot f).IJ 71 I• ,.I SJtt11t1 &trtOIKCJnJ " 7M t) 1J ") '• 14'1 ..,.....,,. 1>11-• U IOI 11;.F().ll 17 1"\ JotttK•1tn•f'r0 1. ,, "1(' •4 1) is 14 N tC•r-ol'f'n.C.,rhm"" \1·''~ •1 14 1\ ·, i.-. -· 8'-rM<>e. J! 910 M '•II II , ... 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Alter the 13-poinl lag with 2:37 remaining lo the fl.rst quarter, the Lakers made a rush to close the gap to four at 41 :37 on Gail Goodn ch'1 hand. MVP Abdul-J abbar scored 3-4 points and Russell 26 to lead the Lakers from a 62-52 half-ltme de- farit Sunday. Los Ange les took its first lead o( the game with four minutes re- maining In the third period Russell stole the ball, passed to Abdul-Jabbar wllo passed bark to Russell for a 14-foot jump shot, making the score 76-75. Russell had 10 points In the third period which ended 89-85 Los Angeles. The Warriors came back and played see·saw with lhe Lakers through the middle of the fourth period until Jabbar's tip· In wllh 4 : 16 re m aining gave the Lakers 104·103 lead. Golden State never c aught the Lakers after that. Los Angeles trails second· place Seattle by one full"game in lhe Pacific division playoff race but Its victory Sunday pu1 ll one hair game behind Phoenix with only two games remaining, both on the road. "We are concentrating now on analyzing the matchups with Portland and Phoenix ror..the las' two game~." Sharman sald. Golden Sta\e forward Ric~ Barry did not attempt a Cleld goa ln the first ha lf. connected or three or his first four attempts h the second half and Clnl~hed will 13 points. OOLDIH UATI 11111 -ll<trry tJ, W1I>.-. t • ll•y 11. C. Jolln'IOn 10, ~mllh Jl,, 0.0••••, Oudl•Y t Mullin\ 1 lol•I• •I U U LOS AHOILH 11111 ~lholin 6, ll1t\"ll 7t, Abdul.JebO.tr >• Ooodrltll 11 lAnl1 I. Alltft U, ,_J. WM-u. We\lllnQlor>t TOl••••n JI Gol4"n Sl•t• U '1 JS ,._ 111 LalA-los U 11 i 1 1' -11e Toi .. i..,w Got-.. Mtle Jt. L .. .....-i~ tt. Fov .... ()ut. C.llloljll. Tt<llnlUll All.-. A ll,114. · .... • Spom Clipped Slwrt Soccer Brawl m SF SAN FRANCJSCO A Lo Angeles man has bet>n arre1ted followlnar • wild brawl by abl)ut 100 IOCt'er players and rans tbat erupted a fter an amateur Los An&eles team falled to rteuptur~ it.I clampion&h1p in "' ~reless game. poUceuid. f1nt round of tht.> N•l1un.,1 Hockt'y League playotfs. The Sunday gamt' meant r1olhlng to eitbtr club m the stand mgs or point totals, but It wn:1 u hard-played match th;,1 ,·o~\ on injury to LQs Anaelei. left wlng Mike Corrigan. He Wah boarded ln the first period. left the ice and an 4:a rly ~·x~min ution disclosed Possible separuted left i.houlder . win the i9.ooo first pnze in the $30.000 Towson Tenrus Classic Sunday. Hall Lftld• A I A Tlle meJee s tarted Sund.ay between fans and players from the San f"rancisco Athletic < • .tub uodlhe Mace a bee Athletic Club of Los An11eles In u soccer moteh :.it Balboa Stadium , police said The Kang~ Y. ill host Atlanta Tuesday in the! first gume of r1 best·Of·three series. BATON, R OUGE. La. - Center Tim Hall hC~ 25 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead Tustan·based Athletes ln Action to the AA U tnen·s na tlo nal basketball championship w1th a runaway 94 ·80 victory over the Armed Forces Sunday. Baton Rouge defeated the California JC All-Stars, 91-83, 1n the consolation game. .\'aa•cue l1p •et Referee Henry Landauer Mil fered a two -inch itai.h <m ht'> forehead afte r a sp<:ctutor bullc·d Mm.otric111ls said. Benjamin •·n edman, 39. or LO!> Angeles. was book<.'<! for sn vesligation of battery in the at· tack on Landauer, pohct! ~aid The referee earned the rans' di!>· pleasure when he eJected two Maccabee players w1tb six minutes remaining CARACAS R.iul lforturez upset l he N astai.e. 1; 3, 6 4 and won the $17,000 top pnLe in lhe World Champ1onsb1p Teoms tournament Sunday. eo~• s~•~•~d Borg Tri.,..plu DAVIDSON. N.C. -Davidson College has selected Maryland assistant basketball coach Dave Pritchett to be Da\'ldson's head basketball coac h. Earlier, newly appotnted Gary Walters s aid he had d ec id ed to re turn to Dartmouth where he had be'.eo head coach The Los Angclei. club. wanner o!' the 1975 Nationa l Open Cup, lost its chance to capture the 1976 tille by faahng to win the Pacific Coast Open champions hip, which went to San Francisco based on total goals scored In two games. The San Francisco team beat Mac· cabbee 2· 1 two weeks ago in Los Angeles. SAO P AULO. Brant -BJom Borg 1>eat Guillermo Vilas. 7-6. 6-2 Sunday night and won the Brazilian stop on the World Champ1onsh1p Tenrus tour Ro•~all Rallies On~ 011 I he A f •le lt'f "• KiMp llo•t Allanta OAKLAND-I n the final game of regu lar season play. the Golden Seals pulled out a 5·2 triumph over the Los Angeles Kings who now advance lo the KEAUHOAKO:-;A. Hawaii Ken Rosewall ralhed to win a tiebreaker 7·6 in the fourth set and beat J ohn Alexander. 3·ti. 7-6. 1·6, 7-6 in a round-robin match of the $320,000 World Championi.h1p Tenni s C halleng e Cup Tournament Sunday. ARCADIA One on the Ai sle rallled from more than 20 lengths behmd o n the backstretch Lo capture the $125.000 San Juan Ca pis tr a n o In v itational Handicap Sunday on a wet grass cour se at Santa Anita. The grey four -year-old went the p., miles in two minutes, 50 "econds to beat Elaborado by a head with Top Crowd a nose back in the three .way battle for the $75,000 first prize. 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CHAMPIONSHIP APRIL 10-18 Escape Country, Trabuco Canyon Now the Ford Dealers of Orang• County are offering both an invitation and a FREE ticket (good for yourself and o guest) to any cloy of the trials or first round of eliminations (April 12 thru 16) of the Hang Glider Championship. If you ore a licensed driver, all you need to do ls to take a test drive in any '7 6 Ford and you 'II receive your FREE ticket. But you•d better hurry -offer good only while supply lasts. FREE TICKETS #OW AVAILABLE AT THESE ORANGE COUNTY FORD DEALERS: ..,,llU... ,_-. .. N•.C # ,,., .... M. ,... c.-.... ....., M2491t ll~fOU ·m...,...ec..,,.,. .... s..a..-.. 412·1137 '""'" '°" U.US. lllC. ll~ TIWM lllldo ll•d ........... 114-1200 "'10f01D,llC. $4400.....~•N w"-"" '3Mtll CE*l SA• 1111 SAW .,ll ..... 11...S .... ,.. 521-JllO I ' r .. DAILY PILOT ~OndlY Ap!!I S 1178 TV Special Tonight Cavett Goes Hollywood By J Y SllAIUVTI' NEW \'OHK <A P > CBShusa m1ldl)' ~nJoycable, easily forgetta· blc apcetal on tup tt>nlli())l ut JO on Chunncl 12. 1t 'is "Dick C.-vctt's Backlot US A .. " und ts a \'IStt lo Paramount. with mu:tlc und rnut·h t•hat about Hollywood's aioldcn cr.1 Cavett . who approueht•s the Provin<'t' of lfum with un hour'!j supply of wry, :sturt11 by t·UkUl&: u~ .in u hl'l1l·optcr tour of u pl:1c1• ht· Insists i:. "the movie capital or the v.orld Flag!>ta!f, l\r11" "Th<'rt".s the Flagstaff Howl," hl• !>uyi.. oi. Wl' sec whal app<.•ars to bt: tht• Holly wood Bowl , "and do\\n thl•re'i. the corner or Flag'>taff and V11H: " Of course hl··s only funnin •• 11£ J:XPLi\INS that two film pwnn•r .... Cecil R Uc Mille and Jt~l\t• 1.~ .. ky. Ol'll_IOidly pl1i1nned to 'tart tht• film businCs!> in fol <•~'>tJtf But 1t 't\...is rainm){ the dJ) thl·~ ~ot there. so they mo\ cd on to llolh \\OOd. Thi,. I'> J ... pnghlly t•nough start for an~ ... how uboul T1nsclto~n. und th(• -.pnghtly continues for al least JO minutes, with Cavett. Explaining why he doesn't hkt· to d1stuss his bncf acting C<ffl'er bv showing a lmcf him chp of a movit.• m which he play<'d :i foppish military cadl'I. complete with sp•t·curb and ef· fctt• nrnnna Intl'r\'ll'Wing Won Ton Ton. ('TV REVIEW J the canine atar of an upcoming Hollywood film comedy, Ofld showing a wild l'xcerpl from 6aame. -BRING I NG ON Mickey Rooney for tlllks about the old days, rollow~d by a nifty l:&P· dantlng number in which Rooney and some kids reprise~ sequence rrom a musical Roooey madc berore he was of voting uge. Alns, the rest or the hour tend to drag. The only bnghl spots arc Ca\'ett's visits with and di!>· <·ourse about mo\•1e extras, and a 't'alklllg interview with Gene Kel· ly, who gets rained oo -but not CaveU -.while_ ''Singing 1n 1hc Ram" 1s softly played in the background. C:H ett 's vi.sit to Paramount 's Old West arena for a buckboard 1ntcrv1ew with 68-year·old John Wayne amiably goes nowhere, with the Duke even decllnmg to tell the audience about his latest pciture. .. Naw, ··he eheerfully rumbles. "I want them to see it." AN INT E R VIE W with 82·yoar· old ah. sex symbol Mae West pro· vci. as cm pty as the Paramount stage in which the chat is con- J A(.t.OfMT AWA.lot , ..... . •I '••lt't•t "4·2400 , ... ,., ,, ..... . ....... _. .. JAWS ~ ..... , SIU Ull All~l '7S ...... ........,,.,,,°"'°"" TOMMT '"4 &<IOI•,. •w.._ W'lf!Mll SHAM'°° rti ...... _, .... 1 IL.lIING SADO\IS rtt THI GA.NO THAT COUlDN'l SHOOT SfUIGHT'"' 1. THI UIDI 1001 2. ILOOD111 l.~~ 'S RAIN '-'°-' --...,.-u-.---.r-rr:.w.~;;. .......... ,".-~ ..,..., .. -.0 docted, even lbou1b Cavett plays atra.ieht man quite often to set v1ewtt1 up for som of tbe l•dy's better-known double eotc.odrcs. lt could have betn" much bet· ter nosta11tia hour, considcnng the amplo weallb of Hollywood lunacy way b&&Ck when P:ira- mount was the bom~ of fine flu.·ks ft'8turing such clliz<>ns as W.C. Fields and t wo lad!\ called Crosby <ind Hopl', who wt•rc always on the r oad with Dorothy Lamour. DESPITE CAVETJ"S flru.hcs ()f wit, 1 think the mam reason his "Backlot U.S.A." fails to full)' evoke the duffy ch.arm of TU'lseltown is that he lives on the East Coast. To do any s how about Hollywood nght, you really ne«f an inmate or lhl! place to act as- mastcr of ceremorucs. The oc· cas1onal visitor Just won't do. Merv Plays Me rv LOS ANGELES (AP} -Men: Griffin, who costarred in Warner Brothers musicals in the 1950s, returns to films in Universal's "Two-Minute Warning." The talk s how emcee will play himself !'Hnging the.• Nallonal An· them al a championship pro foot· ball game 821 4070 M TUI D911lll ,oo MAaO TIMI)-IS61 W SUNHOWER ......... ... ••h• ... .... ., ..... Sl•-6282 ...... , ..... ........ J ACAOlMY AWUOS t.a..11 NOC ... • HU CUHUeGH GAlll & lOMUIO .. , 'Alf II: WAllCIHG TAU 1-.i IOIU NO ••.OU 11\1 P~utU&ClOIJ&C1" U VV Of BRISTOl C M S40 ~14 ~•t \l••l--Ol9tt .... ..,,.. A 'THE DUCHESS AHO V THIE DIRTW A TH FOX" l'GI "'HO DEl"OSIT, ,,~ HO UTURH" ~ "CHARLEY It fHl AHGEl .. 1(-1 41. "IREAKHURT 'ASS" "V' ... UTCH CASSIDY & THI SUHDANCIE 1(10• THE CITY SHOPPtNC CENTRE ORA~GE •537 6721 8 )' tllt-~lat~ Prt>U Tbe followina arc Billboard's bot record hits for the week endtnM Apnl 10 as they nppcur 1n ncll.l w~k's LS11uc o( 81llbos.rd m;~aiinc : . HOT lNCLES l . DISCO LADY Johnnle1'a)·torColumb1u 2. DREAM WEAVF,tt -Cory Wn&hl Warner Bros. . 3. LON F:I_. y NIGHT Angel 1''1.1c1.• -CUJl\Blll & T1n· mlleA&M 4. LET \'OUR l.OVE FLOW -licllumy Uroth rs Warn('r Bros ·Curb S. RIGHT BACK WH!!:IU; WE STAHTEO FHOM -Maxin\'.' Nightingale United Art 1st\ 6. DREAM ON Acrosm1th Columb1~1 i . BOOGIE FEVER -Sylvcrs Capitol 1$. ONL \'SIXTEEN Dr Hook Capitol 9. SWEET LOVE Commodores Mo\o\\ 11 10. GOLDEN \'EARS· D1md Bo\\ u· Ht'\ TOP LPS 1. PETER FRAMPTON -Frampton Comes Alh:e-A&.1\1 · 2. EAGLES · Their Grcatci.t lilts 1971-1975 As:-Jum 3. CAROLE KING Thorouf:hbrcd Ode 4. BOB DYLAN Desire Columbia 5. BAD COMPANY -Run \\'1th The Pack Swan Song 6. QUEEN ,\ N1~ht At The Opera Elektra 7. GARY WRIGHT-The Dream Weaver Warner Bros. 8.JOHNNIETAYLOR EargasmColumb1a 9. DAVID BOWIE -StallonToStation RCA 10. WAYLON JENNINGS. WILLIE NELSON, "SHHlOClt HOLMES' SMARTY IROTHH• trGI "MOftty P'yttt°"' & Tiie Holy Gnilt" "lUCU LADY-lrGI "MAH WHO WOULD II ltlHG" .. TOMMY" IPGI "SH.4MPOO .. lRJ "YOUNG FRAHltEMSlt:IH'' "WHIFFS" IP'GI .'MO Dfll'051T, HO RETURH" IGI .. CHARLIE & THE AHGIEl" IGI "TR A Cit DO~' "l(lllflt fLITf" IPGI • lb""'1 ... 811 1862 OM ruw ov11 cucaooi Nm r., IANCHO DtlUlll rt1 ~CITY CEMTH CIH!MAS UNi911 itTAN 0 f'llAL • MUllSA BERENSON ti.u-1••~ .... ., ..... 52' 2213 .. " ... .. tt tt ......... "'' l~tl Erma tells It Ilk• It 11. In the DAILY PILOT ---il'I SA. fRWV IMA.,C>iC S T ( R f II I llANt-ne&UOtlTMf"119" CG FRWV ICITYOR (Il l IOllN & MAllON J"' "Ut e WH1f1 UHi ffVll ~ .,, u ooa1 ,,....,,.. llUINO SAOOUS ""' IUUU IHSlot OUT.- AT WITS END "DOG DAY t AnlRHOOH" "OtOWHIHG "00l" "llAllttG SADDLES" llU '"THI ICIUIHG OF A CHtHHI IOOltll" -rtAC•DOWH .. ~ielPr1 .. l7 JO•o7 oo,.., lnu,f5-.&H \l.U Open Doily 12:30 p.m. N U \UHOt T ... •CTSI\\ ......... "" "SHAMPOO" (Rl , ....... .. "TOMMY" !PCl . If .,. ....... 4,.~..., ......... "''\OM• ''NASHVlllE" (RI 4 H -t 11 "OMCE IS NOT ENOUGH" (Rl 1 tt p I \ CM••UI .. OM\0" "8R(HHURT PASS" . , .,_ ..... , "REPORT TO TH£ COMMISSIOM£r 4...._, 4, FOUNTA .. '\ML.LAY < '"""""""''." ...,,.,.. .... ,.,..,,~. . ... ,,..., ACADEMY AWARD WINNER MIT,,_,_ .. Cl'llf.I\ LEE GRANT ''SHAMPOO" Ill 1 » "''1'1M-' o u .... n 10MllY" •n ur ,.. __ , , .. , n •CAOEMY AWARD ........ WINNER UU-lflto&ACfOlt ··-••11• .. , "THC SUNStUN£ BOYS" I 1t \AT ~--1 I .. \, ... M 'SMIU" IPGJ •lt\•f ,_, .. ,ff .J ' A .. on•• Pl t f"l t • te.1l °""' f\tt flftMtct• l•n••ng '''"·P'•CllUf\t 904'"•• tt'lel b"'tct. l tre en •'' .._, .... " herfet Champtltt Lot ,.,.... .. T1mn NEWP011CiNEMAS t ..,.•co.,,.._,•••<••"~ ...,_ .-... ,.,.,O•"tWTU tU t U O -2f i SH THIS ACADEMY AWARD WINNING MASTERPIECE LAS! WEEKS COMING llPSflCit·• -£0_!!~~.~t~~~f( "f4~\•-t u 1t0l_1 ..., .. _,,.,,,.,I S .. T \U" • IH -le ~/. inf: ~ ACADEMY ' AWARD .1. WINNER A BEST AUDREY llEPllURN ~NERY ~ · ~~;·•u',.'ai'i1~ iM~s · CINCMA WEST Wf\t¥'W\ltf •'eotttWWf\J WlihttN CfNTH .. , UtJ JESSIE COLTER, TOMl"ALL GLASER -Th<' Outlaws RCA EASV USTENIN(; l THERE'S A KJNO OF HUSK All Over Tht' World -Carpenters A&.M 2. LET YOUR LOVE FLOW -~ll~my Brothers Warner Oro .·Curb 3 LOOKJNC FOR SPACE John l>i'nvt•r RCA 4 1 THOUGHT IT TOOK A LITTLE TIME But Today I fell lo Love Dianna Ros~ Motown 5 COME ON>OVt:R Ohv10 Newton John MCA ti. CARA MIA PU\ll lklJcuto Arhat5 or America 7. CU Pt 0 -Tony Orlando & Dawn t :lektru 8 1 DO I DO t 00 11>0 l 00 • Abhtt Atlantic 9. ONLY LOVE IS REAL Cnroll' King Od~ 10 IUGH'r HACK WUJ::l(J:: WE STARTED FROM "Muxlnc N1ghllngnlt> United Arh5ts COVNTRV SIN(ILES 1. TILi. I CAN MAKE IT ON M \'OWN -Tamm)' Wynelte Epic 2. lF l HAD JT TO DO ALL OVEH AGAIN J'd Do lt With You Hoy \'lark AUC l)(>t 3 DRlNKIN' MY BAB\' Of( My l\lind Eddie Rabbitt Elektra 4. YOU'LL LOSE A t:OOD TlllNG -Freddy Fender ABC-Dot . 5 DON'T THE GIRLS ALL GET PRETTIER AT CLOSING Tl ME -Mickey Giiiey Playboy 6. TOGETHER AGAIN -Emmylou llarm Rcpnse 7. I COULDN'T BE ME WlTllOtJT \'OU - Johnny Rodriguez M~n.-u~· 8. 1'lL TUE RIV.t.'RS ALL RUN DRY -Don Williams ABC-Dot 9 BROKEN LADY -LJrr~ Gatlin Monument 10. TILL I KISSED YOU -Connie Smith Colum. b1a •TTWOC_U.. ... ~ "Tlll DRIVER" {R) , .... " ,. f \UN I ,. J Ot S Ot. Jff l ot "'f\11 #J·tOf ,,,."If Mt/' MU ••ll hh1•1o "TAXI DRIV.CR" (Rl 1 ,._,IO . '"''-1-,.j,J .. l.J .. 1.J ... Jt i ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Co·Hlf •I Weel Acooemy Aw•rd WIMer "NASHVILLE" ACADEMY AWARD WIHHH! JACIC HICHOLSOM "OHE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S -· -NEST" / SenlM Cifiuns Sl.00 I Recipes to add dining pleasure while subtracting calories. Wednesday In the ., .... ,_i; .. ;.:> "111..,.~...W.WD 'J~i.!J.! ~ t r.;/..r:- l!URT lANCASTfA G.~t~~~£E~.,U~ .... I ...,, .. •t•OIC.t"'fll t i t 4f4f ACADl!MV AWAAO WINNER BEST 9UPPOATINO ACTOR Ol!OAOI! 8UANS PLUS ' WAL TEA MATTHAU fed~~.~~!. B~.1s_~~~.~~MA) 11•01444 ) CO HIT A f 8RlllT0l "~LJC~ QOf.~~J ... ~IYJ?. H£Rr ANV_,.,( ' CO HIT 11 I WEIT . rnr HINO~N"VRO .• CINEMA WEST -•nh•""'"" 11•00.M .. wtu .... ,, .. ,.. ,,,,,,, "' .. ., -. I 1 r ~. Acril ~ ~ OAIL Y P/lOT ~'t Teacher Vote F o r e seen _Pu_nc_h ___ _ 2 SJI Groups Claim Support of Majority B7 LAUalE KASPE.ll 9f*o.llrPl ... -... Saddle back Valley Unified School Distr i ct 's two ma1or c.mploye aroups .ditlm a ma.JPril)' ol 1*>J>lc oo the dil&tkfs payroJI w ant the m as •·exclus i ve r e p rese n t aUvea" an wage negoUaUons. They predict. however , that trustees wlll rcJcct their signed peUUoos and inst ead call for an election. IT 18 J UST one of several clu hu oc:currine recently as the Te&ull of -a sta\e law wblch will not be fully in elfert unlit July 1. Usually referred to either as ~te BiJI 160 or the Rodda Act , the legislation calls for coll ective b~rJ~ning. lDffie past, t r ustees had only to "meet and confer" or listen to cmployes to see if they agree, ex· plained John Cooper, assistant lo the superintendent and head or the trustees.appointed negollat. ingteam. NOW. HOWE VE R, they are re- quired to "meet a nd negotiate." Cooper explained that this, in labor l aw terms, means that they must try lo reach an agrC()mcnt. The complicated law also sets out a means for ovt-rcoming an impasse. Agreements which are reached are to be included in binding con- t racts. In the past, agreements were included in policies which could be e asily c hanged by trustees. "Tbe law basically put them in the position of being omnipo· tent,'' said Bill Mecham. chief negotiator for the Saddleback \ \ '. . . ' ' Valley Educators Association <SVEA). TEACHERS II/\ VE wanted the contracts becaui.e they had no say in chanies made by trust('<'~. Under this new law, however. ncgotiat1or>s and contracts can be t'ompleted only with "excl~1\e representatives,'' groups speak tng for all people having common jobs wi\h m the district That part of the new law aJlow- ing t rustees to recognize "ex- clusive represenlallveii'' JUsl bet'ame effective Thursday SVEA leaders gave disln cl ad· minastralor s cards which 1n· dicale 76 percent or those who arc considered educators in the dis· lrict want them as their r epr e$en tat ives in s alary negotiations. PAUL BRAUER. president of the California School Employcs Association. said 82 percent of the distnct's employcs who arc not considere d educators want his group as their representative. He said be will give trustees the cards today. Both be and Mecham bchevc they have enough signatures to prove support for their org<m1z.a- tions . Trustees. however. can ('ither recognize the groups or call for an election among all cmployes. Bra uer a nd Mecham said ·trus t ees and d1str1ct ad- ministrators ha\'C mdJcated they want • srrr l ballot Cooper hl•~ 11ald the truatees want to dt• tcrmine the representatives in "the moil democrau c meun ... possible." HE SA.ID A DEO ION pro· bubly tannot be made until early May aner petlUons arc posted for the legally required time The cmploye groups, however. bt.'11cvc tht trustees Just don 't "ant collecllvc barga.m1ng jjnd contraclb. Mecham said his group 1~ lt'ss up:.et about this now that new i.tate rules ba\'e said the d1stnct / ---<~ "~"-rl. my .. ord•. tltiog• will b«' bell..r one" .. .,·"«' l..llraC'd • lht COl"lll'f .'' t"ou ld hold its o"n election .. -----------------------1 Previously. it wat. thought that the clecl1on would ha\e to be 1---------- caJled and financed by a state re- view board. This. emplo) cs said. would ha\'e taken too much tame. Pl'BLIC ~OTICE: Pl'BLIC NOTICE St... HOTICI TOC•I DITOIU NOTICE TO C•IEOITO•S ,u,.1111110• cou •T Ol'THIE \U,.Ea101t COURT 01" TNE $TATE Ol'CALll"OltNIAl'Oll STATE 01" CALl~ltNIA l'Oa T"IE COU"'T Y 01' OltAlfGE T"IECOUNTYOl'Oa ANGE Ne ,. .... ,. Ne A~SIM E\l•tt ol MAllC.ARET M 8110WN IE ..... 01 MI NER It STOUT. O.cuw<I Otcfo•O NOTIC[ISWElllEIYGIVENlo l ... NOTICE I\ HERESY C.IV(N IO, ....... , .... (\ o• t ... •bO•• ... _o _ _,, r-.O•tor\ Of tM •bo11• nuned OMIP(lilltinl tf'Wt •II ptr\Olt\ "-•Y•f\Q Ct••"" .tq."in\t Related to this, SVEA has sent 1 •" """'""' "'"'"V .,.,,,.., ~,,., ,,.. ..,, o..Htnr ••• '"'"'.., 10 u,. a letter t o the state Educational :::;·:,;::~:-:c:~~.~~Q~;,:'..!,~'.'~ ::::":;.~~~.·~ ~~.".'k";.",::=:·.: NOW, "I E CllAM AID, an l'lect1on 1s "fine as long as they do 1t soon." Employment Relations Board ""'ott1co ol tf\t c1 ... o• '"• • .., ... ~n llllt<I COllr!,"' 10 Pff\elll ""'"'· ···~ h t t h cd m1tc1court,or IOP•twnll,,.m ""''"'"" In• nt(tu••Y voucll<rrs, lo llW un c arg1ng rus ees ave us un-,_ ....... •outtwn tOIMunoern~ Ot•\lQneo ., "" olllct o• EOMONO fai r labor p ractices against., Su•I• 200. "p.,, ....... ., ..... U>no lllALPHANOERSON.JR ,All<l< .... Y•I th llucn. C111toM1• 'IOI01, "'""" " '"" I.Aw, l/'90 H•rC>or Slvd S..•I• 110 cm. Pl•c.• ot bU\1neu of'"* uno.t"·~ 1n CO\t• MtW, C•h•Ornt• .,.,, wnt(t\ , .. 'fh l h ' · b' .tll matter\ l)erl.ltn1no 10 t~" n t•t•of t._pl•t•otbu\•n•u,ofth~uncter~•Ql'Wd c eac crs ~roup IS 0 JCCt· -••OOH•Otnl, "'''"'"lour monlnt •"•' '"•" m•H••• P"rl•ln•no lo ............ .,, ing lo position papers being dtS· '~'"" i>ubhu11on ol •n•• ""'"' ,.,.., °"'""'"'·"'''"'"•our mont"' ... , .. trabuted lo emplO"CS by ad 0.1e<1,...rcnn, 1.,, 1n.1t,.l1>UbllC•llonotlno\nollc• ·' DON MOWARO O•teo ..... rcn••·"'' ministrators The educators con E~nu16ro1tn•W•uo1 JOANNAT ...io111R1~ tend the d istri ct 1s urging uct<~":~':~'i'.':~!'!'~"'""' ~·:::~:~.!::0~:'o..,, employ es to vote for no rcprcsen-j1u•1 .............. su11ooe co1w10Ho ••L"" ANofasON,J•. talion through their letters. ...._ a.ac11• u-1 ~::' .. ";:_: ':.:'.. Cooper. however, said the) an :'~;,':!;':1:~,:';'0:0u ~t~?,:u, ,.,.10,ft,, mu only informing cmplo) cs of their PutM••......, o ... n~ Co• • o~··• Pt1o1. 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'-. .I~ , 'Ill 0 0 1lllltJ~l~:~:llJ 71:1:::• •·t:l,'.,~111:: M ,,l .. .Jf•lll :: .... ,, • tjttT•••• REALTORS lltt !'• 1: II tit II \II'\\ I. I• Ito II \ 1I1 I 11• "I" 11 ~t ~tlt 0..\\t't p ,., "•'-'I•·•• ·t\l In ,1, l \'I '.II I l 1• (1111 " 1 h11tln·n .. 11 !Ill! !'-.1•t l111h-•I :!:! fl h.tllro11111 '"''" 11:11 • fl room lh.1 1 m1•1hrok . \1,il)lotl tllllll\.lltl 11111 I\' I ~~=--------~1 Im lh1 • (';ill'•h:l ill~I ,. ' ', '• t ·~ # ~IBHI ~l DOLL HOUSE J.a r!'c 2 1 ... dro11111, cl1rt111J! room . p1111I HUNTINGTON BEACH XLNT HOME & l~COME ' ~ ~ 400E.tr·-· fOR,~1\\ C.M~:bl. =~ . ·~:_. $3000. Down l>u11h•\ I \ I ·' old ;, hlk. I 111 lx·.11 h 1':.11 It 11ml I hd. J ' h,1 UI<. I'·'"" ~·•1,1"KI • !-.l'llt•r "111 hl'lt> I 111.1111 ,. dt11111 111 Fii \ ....... um .1hl .. loJn "" •111.;hl~ 1111! '" l11,1n (, ... , :1 u,•rh m I' · bath l-:\tr3 ht.I! 1111. \\ ilk 111 .ill 'dir1ol-. \ .11 .1111 t ,,,,.,. Ii 11 1 .1:1 t CA100, SJ'l,JOO (" Jll ~.:11, KK:lf, ,.. 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Call us tor app 't., it ·~ a plea~urt• to shov.. BAY & BEACH REAL TY OUR l7ftt YE.4R us.J ooo I -I 0021 Geaerol 1002 ••··•••·•·••·········•• •·•·············•·····• OH TOft OF TuttTI.HOCtC HIU. Tllcrc !>1ts a Pres1tlcnt Hornes model 300, eommttnflm~ et (antatH+e \ 1~ of the entire Ha r bor ~!rca. Thl' hvmc is :.i ..t • ~room smglc story with a sli~htl~ ront cmpor•arv fct•I :i nd •• 'l'I'\ diarmin~ av1>roach: lot:-01 ..,unhJ;:ht. s hutter:> ""ti "allpu1w1 \ Ill'\\ hstini.: and properly prtN'<l at Sl:!li,500. Ju,I h'lt•ll' 1J111l I I pn 1 oil<' l undo 11ll l'~'l1<'r) I .111 .11 uun11 :>.It .1 11.11111 .11l',l l11r ,1 1l•11t 1 un ('011 \ l'l l1hll' 1k11 tl•llllll, I ton't•d 1111· hc•.11111.:. built uJ 3 'lt.3 :.!llo:.! \\llh l.lllfll 111'1\,1\\• Miii dl·ck. St\'IX 11\\ 11 t.1m1l\' I 111i, T.1lw .uh ,.111.i.:~ <'I. :o..;\l'. 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Owner.s transferred. .ino:i :i..'ll,;i1io. a.'\i-il:ll BY BUILDER J'llol Sl~.ooo - - --General I 0021 G---• I 002 21 11 Son J..,.._,;n Hills Road I VA Approised 1..iri:" hou"'· sm:.ill lot 3 REALTY Lai:unu Nii:ul'l llc;.illy 'll'TICT----r-H ·• I I I~ r ,, 830-5050 496-4040 •••S•P••A•N•• 1 S••H•••V•l•l•L•A••••·1··•••••••••••••-•••••• NEWPORT CEHTEA. N .8 . 644-4910 I .;l 0111\' s.>1.000 7.t•n~ r . • >a. <Juul 1_ ' 1 . BAY VIEW do" n 1;11 1.111:l• .1 lll'dr m l ~phl '""'' Ne:.ir La kt• 4.>ZI Campu:-. IJr .. rvml' ----------•, I' 11·1 1111 •It,) hC'·1eh 111"1 Cam1iu" Valll'I' Shop <.;1r. COBBLESTONE . hu111,• 111 t:ulh·gl' 11.JI'~ • ." • "\. •, • -11i.111111 1Ju1ll l'cnm!>ula OH THE BAY I . 1 il!t<' PrlCl(''luu \\'on l .\lab.1m:.i . ~53 ,0(IO CALL83 3·8600 l11•111t• 1 Bt•droom, t IMlh. S4 3,900-VIEW WALK!! 1Geeerol 10021 G~ral . 10021 ·1:,~~,. l'.•ll :\1 iiii w11i1o1I Kli ·r.1·,; .1 1111·itlal'cS. 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CLERKS I r -1~-~ Dl /R t t t d B~pl_vlo.\1r.h1•rr, 1.1 MMI " " . -.,, 'l'ilt't' lt~Jll nc•\I tu t>;inl., e I ts OUran 111•11t1•r1•ll 111.111• :--1.HllC\I' enrr t & ) p I" n 7 .)'!I <J \< \.. sz:! fMi IU I 111 l•rn ''"" . 11 •. iltnr, '1111 up '111" nl I",., ~ .111=-.it 'I rrrl II•\ 1•1 \\ 'i;I."' l :-.; Er-.~'"'"' 11111 C.11. 110 I"-''" lo:I • ... hul a. 0Y~. 10.trn IOpm If you hove li9ht office 1 "'fl' •11 r h.ilh 1 .. HI\ t ·I t 'I • · "• r.,1,1hl,...h1•1I I 1 n in 1hen,hed 1>N 1;t'm·rou' repor ... ion !-.111"lc·s~c1et.vl'lf~o eicrwrience or ptrfta .... lk ., Ill 11 11 111~ "!Ill 'o(( 1"11 '\\fl~I 01 "1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... Fqunl Op""'r Employl'r r··· r · -Rentab to s'1are 4 3 00 '•"1 · --,,111 7.i.\~1 tM11>1nrns:,h11pp1ni.:J1 1•,1 r1•w.irtl. 1.11 u11,I) 01 CJllfornr:i 1 • ,,.,' · just reotvrning to the •••••••••••••••••••••·•· 60 PERS"' FT ilw-o.,. ill Pl.i•lll> .. r n..um 21:~ .'W-l4'lll!J<.0H~c1.. Sc]toot Is &t_ 7005 2JOO Uartwr l.1Lv1l. 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Otfic• Rtntal 44001 -ht \()0 H·h1rlt•:. z:>' or"" : \I n \ '~ f or lhr hlll1• <''Clrll' rn hookkl'('J')l•r. 111',l!l<·nltJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAKER CENTER ll•·r!'l~mo C.ir ... ~.ah j <till;in)ltm OulraJl)IJ<.'fllH' ct'ln,lrutt11>n r •qwr I'll' . E .... , "-···t G-..1~-Offt'c .. s 1r.:>1ler ... campl.'rs 1•tr "'111 IR'lf'. _ ":Ill :l'l'>t, <'.ill i!ll J:):IJ r 11 1n kl'• r'<~r &. h1tht lli\"-Kl :"\r. BOAT MFG CO. HAS l 0,fNIMGS I E :-.; 1, I N I, 1 ~5'1'Al.U.H In 111,11111 ('n~ll1('1, \< tlh 0111 .. 1.111 1111 111. 4! -C 1\ II I °" J-: T 5 II U I' Wt>OUWOl(t\ 1-:H 3· UO \ t i\.')M;,\tnl.f:R Excellent company paid btneflh e1nd SUS to S 700 o monttt, de· pendl"CJ on HfMrienct. Apply In penon ta: f~oy• R•tatJ011' SMITH TOOL Dl•isl0tt af Smtth l"ternotlonol Inc. 17871 Y0tt IConnOft A•• lr•IM, Co 92714 1714) 540-7010 \lrlrmultv1• Art 11111 i-:mplo)l'r M f' F 11 I I < 1· r \ 1 <' (' ''''"<'"thf..., :i , • .,. " I'~~. 11~~"'\tt~nda';t lh~.1 ~ ••••• ! ... 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'l'l'I 11>111 l'lu~h · GOLD I\ t;\' · Ht-altor li7'1 f>l&l PCT YOl'R fl:\'C ER Able \ ett'ran<. llJIC 20 41, FRHREMT t lt Ori:!! a~ lo" a' :I.'> 1wr "'I fl :\l i''IOn \·1t•,ln ~ l..1ftuna :\'t$!U\'\. 200 111 ~'n'Oi>q fl ll'll 1100 0 ...... \'Ol.R 1'1\I°" S4 S h l'IT I I"" I ~ wrull\ t' t)frl«' ~rte~ "'"' Mort T t -• a11g r n .,...a P 1-; R s 0 '\ \ L I Z El> ()ppor'hMlty S005 D_::rs, nis Trtx>tan n:itural hcahnll area. PX. rctrr~menl ~t-:lt\'IC:E~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••~?.~~ rRfa,s S35 eat (p)cprs~~-l>enrr1b No11 1v7<'~; 53me Ut•cpl ll•lrph. ,N•relnry <' ll' "''er a ., ·' & women. asze ..... HMIRG/TACO S LOANS 811. Q.1 c;E.<»\\TF:, :!-i38 Vj. Coast hr m1r1. JOrN the AH ~l f..ll4,f\akc:-r.t C'15lr.m::? GROSSsso.noo YR. 14 /o II"''· :-.:.u 6 11l 70il RF-CIERVE. Formorrin PO'\rllon wr II provrd.c ex· f)05ur" to new occ:ounts os ""'"" as rti:ular tcllt•r dut1~. 6 :\lon1h11 teller l'xper prclcrN!d f'or rurther tnrorm:ition & mlervlt'w :ippnintmenl call personnel rrnter of Oraniit• rnunl• 1)1\ 11..•11.11 '\1111•' n1>\\))" II' 11t•1 1-· 1 on r 1 " "1• 1 I loonl..1-.1w JJnrl11r I 'Ill' \ C pfkJ: .),lj 01Jl, Ill h<lt• 143"111 • Urnl.t>r' llHlWd • Gel re"dv tor a pror11a I Also 2nd TO loons 1C"iror~r1 form11ttnn CAl,I. 1213> hie !<Ufl\mcr U>c.JtN.t m Fn1~~1Ti•rm,,1ne1:1!11!1: ~-0219or till l W 30.1\ LOS AMGRES NEWPORT BEACH bu!>.> bt••1rh tn.wn ~l.>kt< 11 Scrttfef' MhJ. Co. OON'TMJSS --- 1 :!,:I ~&;> rnom i:a1 dl'n of tn11 for :i mo " & tak<> 11 1 642•2171 S•S·06I 1 .,,_Hobby Shop" Alt\w•rinCJ Stniu FEDERAL SA VIHGS I In' I tcJm I;~ :li23 ta,~ for 11"-I of ~ , • .., Wed11esd11y11 and 14 Loe 111 Oranf!P Cn llrn·h Strt't•t :-.; H 1-.ea r S95(lO 1111,, n h,1ndl<'~ \!:l. I Snunlays Y.'c & afln 11hlf\$ W\..nd~ Jll"flllrl 1 !lfq MNi x.r. 1:!00 1Cl3!t!tlrl<'d .\ds 642 .'illi8 ~Y Pllo< Cla~ 1ncludt'd f:OE 543 7iK7 714 fm.Of\10 F',qual ()ppo_r t;'!'ployer r )fos:i CUltK/TY,.ST lmmt'dloU! OP<'nrna for ----------1 1ndl\1dual w/s;ood typin~ IOOIOCHP'ER ~k•ll~ Mm 1 yc>nrlj or1· cic In llouse Rl•1t laurnnt Boo kk eep er. Good wJOsurcs & 10 tw._v ad ding marh Appl~· 3 ~om. 31~ Via Oporto, r-;y 67:J~liC)O CART81.4 Mature P<-rMn, :ifl<'r nooni. to run r.1~h re• ltl\ler,. eantei'n 't•ndtni?. lltock1nJ! etc C:ill bcr 10 30am !>UJ 0071ext 19!'1 per rubllC COnlll<'I. Sr:i n1 11 h 11 p cok1nR llt'lpf ul CCIII 644·lll9 MM ·m Noon THI IRVIHf CO. 550 Newport Ctr Dr M•wporl hoch Eriuel Oppnr F:mploy<'r Wanl ad' C111l 642·S67" .. .~ . .. ~~~ ..... !~.~~ ~.~~::! ..... !!!~1~.~!':'!~ ..... !~~~i~-~~ ..... !!.~ Codrtoil woitre.s Rr•I l''.fitJI(' Opaiottun1l} \J1n1mum I \t \~I• ;\ k JUNIOR to nt'w hn•o;\•f'». Th,. tor Sam Tut'" thru ES E be't WJ\' lu muk(' monr) Tllu1 ~ ~'to "P"' IJ117 SAL M N m R1.:i.I fali.lt' 1.'S bu.)in,c J11mboN·c-H1I NI' Boyb & C iris 10-15 yr' old, earn not i.t'lhni.: 113 • l'om 20 ·$50 per wet:k "cl Ona new "''"wn "11H•-d w liu)1 · COOK HJ)\ll'W M;innr & (."on\ llo,p ~~• .. r> r.11111t• ):.! i~ tel '3 ~ h1 . Cu.la ~h-1>..a, ,,.2~ I CO()l(·DIHtUR ' P.\pH'd SJull' Old! liru~sel:i. I< l.''\lJu runt. iixn S.. Co"'-'l 11.,. >. l • .iA' Heh DISHWASHER ll."' lh"r :!l Su1f & S11l11111 ;i!J:llJ \\ I..' 11,1, t II" \ . ;-.; II No l'hntl\' l"u If,' OONT RETIRE! Take up a new h<Jbby Walch for '"The !lobby Shop"' tJch Wcdncsduy &t Saturday 1n th111 danlfn'd sect um DONUT SHOP \II '\1.:h1 'hill "'"''l"'I rh·t· \\u Hl..tn .1,i.:.-.: 1 a• \µpl\ 1n p1•1 '"" \11 1>onu1 , 11!'1 I-: lith '' · 1 ·\I DRIVERS 1C'111, ... 1·uu111n I :'1:011pt:1·1,1I he n•11 11 :11.;clirc~or Y.1rh1 1 ·,., p lt>:.11 Plac1'nl1,1 I \I DRlVERS WANTED ~l1•n or\\ 11m1•n GIRLS GIRLS 18·23. Allracll\C, nm b ilious w /pll':io;ant pt"rsonahty. f:'<c1lmJ: op por. w/n•'W Cnhr. ro. Xlnt earninit w " i:rot future. Perm. po ... 1l1on ~ l 3 rt Imme d. l'.1 11 ~hern. 7$2 624:? "" • nl.'"" Otl(IR\C'd UtlC'~ customers for the Daily Ptlot. Work J)('raoo Lt:Jrn lht-""c-1t hour:-ar c 3 30 t o 8.30 after school and 1n11 lll'ld 01 n-,1dcoii~1 j rcw more hours on Saturday & a .. lt"' , .. 1nH' ... lor11 No h I .a Th l l N op..n huu't.:' 1'u dn\U\.I( C) Juays IS IS no a papt•r J'OU e. 0 lk'llllh-41ruund 111 )Out d c I l v ~ r l c !, O r c o l l e c t I n g . 1:111. Jlht v.otk ..,ltb our Transportullon provided. You must 1nH•llH~1. 'top com liVt> in Hunt ington Bc.ich !>OUlh of OU•••on 1>41ld whMll.'arn Sidler lo qu;.illfy. ml(. t"ur '"ur1th.'11t11&l ut uro .J:C , •> l('r\ lt'W, C .111 004! U~ ••k '7UO ..,..~ ror \'inc:,•. JOBS JOBS JOBS MALE-FEMALE \\'urk a111·1 "hool & s.1l. l:c1t1I<' •ttt~rt ·ryp1<1t ,.,.,, 1;rn ore 11l11l l)'S\f' ~~"' lr .. inl:! 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CALIFORNIA MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1976 TEN CENTS i-~ ~Group Hits llB Pay Bargaining Unit By &OBE RT BAJtKER OllMO•llr l"INl....., The president of HOME Coun· ciJ charged today that the Hunt· ington Beach City Cowicil may be a party in the violatloo ot .slate law, the city charter and a Hunl· lncton Beach city resolulJon. Georae Snydt>r. president or the council made up ol various homeowner aroups, said in a let· ler to Mayor Norma Gibbs that three elected department heads are not eligible to participate on an employes' salary bargaining unit of the city's Execull vc Managt>ment Team (EMT.> He requested _that ttie mayor and city counciJ take prompt ac- lton to revise city resoJutJons to remove City Attorney Don Bon- fa, City Clerk Alicia Wentworth and City Treasurer Warren Hall from the umt. The top-level iroup includes H city executives and c:lly Ad- ministrator Dave Rowlands. "A new city contract unlawful- ty <-overana the cfty attorney, clerk and treasurer will not be tolerated," Snyder warned ln his letter. "The c ity clerk's and treasurer's salary and benefits should be set according to the ci- ty charter every four years," Snyder said. "The city attorney's salary also should be covered un· der provision of a city resolu- tion," he added. As members or the Exeeutive Mana.gement.team. the saJanes o f Bonfa, Hall and Mrs . Wentworth would be subject Lo neeoUations and chan,es on July l . The president ot the HOME Council also said that Bonfa and _:Bean Brother Gets Life Finklea Slayer Escapes Execution Convicted killer Charles Den- !"is Bean escaped the death penalty today for h1s role in the slaying of honor student Stephen "Mike" Finklea of Fountain Valley. Orange County Superior Court Judge Wimam L. Murray sen· tenced Bean. 22, to life in prison alter Deputy Distnct Attorney F'rank Briseno abandoned plans for a sp_ecial hearing before the Huntington Educator :Campaigns Editor's Note: There art IS can· duiates vy111g /or three .ttaJa on the llu.ntlngton Beach City Council This 1tory 11 about one of the can- didates. The election 1& Apnl 13. Bill Tizzard's chances in the ttniton -&a"dt-Gtt~I election may depend to a degree on his effectiveness as a teacher. Tin.ard has taught govern- ment and history classes fdr eight years al Hunting ton Beach High School. Just across Main Street from the city coun- cil chambers he hopes to occupy. tie ha s nuuo taught gov- ernment classes In the city coun· cil conference room nnd he and his classes monitored the 1974 ci- ty elections. jury that found Bean guilty of firs t degree murder in the HalloweE'n night slaying or Finklea. 19. The Orange Coast College wrestling team captain was shot to death by two guns while he worked as a parllime clerk al a local market. Briseno commented today that it was pointless to further pro. secute Charles Bean since the JUry which found h1m guilty of first degree murder had ruled that It was not satisfied that the defendant used a gun in the kill- ing of Finklea. "But I am satisfied that he did shoot the victim and thai. he is just as guilty as his brother." the prosecutor said. "I only wish I could prove al." "I agree with you," Judge Murray told Briseno and the ............ ,. Tinard snys he has asked his 11tudents in the post to pay close attention to local affairs and to get involved io municipal ,Rov- ernment. lie hopes they have learned their lessons and wall tw voting next week preferably for ham. lie says he does have Rood stu- dent support and that a numtx>r of graduates as well as present students at Huntington Beach i•nd Edison lhflh Schools have volunteered to work for ham. JAMES CALLAGHAN NAMED NEW PRIME MINISTER 'No Insiders, No Outsiders and No Cliques· .. It ls my basic philosophy that k>cal govrrnmenl Is where the 11ct1on is and that calliens can do more about things at the city Callaghan Named Wilson Successor lt~.c~." he says. LONDON <AP ) -Foreign I ve decided to put my r~i,oney Secretary James Callaghan wa& .... where .. m.)I .. mo.uth.. ,1$ •.. b~ .. named t<>sU<'ee~·Hnrold Wilson d~clares. . today as prime mlnlStet' nnd Tluard s aad that he ~38 lender of Britain's ruling Labor learned that It is relntlvcly Sim· party He is a strong ·1dvocalc or pie for spec1nl 1ntercsL'I to affect lmpr~v ed r e lation~ between the outcome of elections when Western Europe and the Untled few numbers of voters turn out; Stales. He says, however, that. with "Thfre will be no insider, and down but that he has two great disappointments ' his failure to settle .. lhe.. Rl\~eslan proMe m and the 1trl(e an Northe rn Ireland. Wilson wu due to go lo Buck· ingham Palace shortly to recom· mend that the queen name Callaghan as his s uccessor. Callaghan was due to arrive an <Su BRITAIN, Page AZ> jury. "I share your belief that Charles Bean fired a revolver in the killing of Mr. Finklea." Hugh Bean tes tified In his brother's trial that he fired the two weapons later found by Santa Ana police in the brothers' car. He testified that he alone was res ponsible for Fin.klea's death and that Charles Bean only participated in the taking of $133 from the store's cash r egiste r. Rain Cited In Coastal Auto Death One motorist was kJlled and a Newport Beach motorcyclist severely mangled in two of more than a doien weekend traffic ac· cidents Huntington Beach police reported today. . Officers blamed the crashes primarily on the Oranee Coast's una mrr a-m:t-utreltpected rains. The dead woman was crushed and flung to the pavement Sun- day morning in a car collision at Heil Avenue and Goldenwest Street when another auto rammed and sliced through hers Lana L. Marc hello, 24. or Anaheim, was pronounced dead on arrival at Huntington ln- terrommunity Hospital following the 9 a .m. broadside collision. Jnvestigators said she was driving east on Heil ~venue when her car was bit by one driven by Dohrman Sinclair Grant, 61, of 224 l 20th St .. Westminster. Grant suffered slight injuries although he had to be cut out or the wreckage of his car by firemen after the collision which destroyed both autos and sent one er-ashing through a block wall. Police said they arrived at the scene lo find Miss Marchello ly- ing in the intersection, torn and hurled from her small foreign auto in the collision. In another crash, motorcyclist Douglas A . Smith, 19. of 312 Colton St., Newport Beach, was listed in crihcal but stable condl· lion at Pacifica Hospital in Hunt- ington Beach with multiple In- juries afler his bike collided with a car. Smith suffer ed a badly shat· tered arm and leg when his machine slammed Into the side o( a car driven by Leslie C Mer- riman, 20, of 10373 Slater Avenue, early Saturday night. Jnvc.tiga tors said the Mer- riman auto was tu rning lef\ from Brookhurst Street onto Crallet Drive when the acclcdenl oc· curred. Police said today the city's re· <See DEATH, P age .\2) such ~ wide open f nee -with IS no outsiders and no claques in my candidates ~unn1n.R for three administration ... he told /cllow . open se~ls -at m ay not be n,pro· L11bQtites after he was chosen blem this year. "So tar as the pnt is ~emcd t Tiu a rd· 34 • was bor~ an shall wlpe the slate clean and I • ·Alberta , Canad a , and as a ask everyone else to do the CSee TlZZARD, Pate A.2) same ... Big Boy OK -Measure Nixed :By Engineers SAN DI EGO (AP) -The gov. eming board of the Americta1' 'Society of Civil Englnttn, which .,o~.n~ aaU<Ml~ ~·~ htre today. has officially an- ·nounced lts opposlUon to Prop. 15, the nuclear safeguards in· iUalive. The board, representing the Stoup's 72,800 members, an- nounced in advance Sunday that 1 oppo~ Prop. U because the measure • falls to provide for the piablic interest in a bUmber of im-portant areas." Callaghan, 64 , who represented his party's center-right majonty, defeated Employment ~retary Michael Foot. 62. a lel\-wtnger, in a vote by Labor members or Parliament. He got 176 voles lo 137 for Foot. The new Labor party leader was assured of an early evenin~ s ummons lo Buckingham Palace from Queen Elizabeth 11. Her royal assent, a formality, is needed to make him prime minister. Wilson. 60, announced h1s re- signation March 16, saying he wanted to utlre at that age. He said he also wanted to give hts successor at last two years an or flee before the next election. which must com e by 1979. Wilson sajd in an interview to- day that he reels 20 years younger now that he is stepping • 'Saved' From School Roof Bob's Big Boy was rescued from a second-story rooftop at Huntington Beach High School today, thanks to the efforts of lt\ree huffing and puffing policemen fro m the station across the street. Human life wasn't in danger in thJs case unless you consider the strain on tbe officers involved. Big Boy is a 150-pound statue, us ually featured standing in fro nt o f th e hamburger rei1taurant chain stores of the same na me. Laboring through the predawn rain, oflicers Tom Arnold and Patrolman John Suttle and Craig Robison rescued the figure from a second story rooClop in the campus quadronale~a. "We don't know how they got it up there." Officer Amold nid of the unspecified suspects perhaps belonging to the class or '76 which wlU leave the campus In June. The officers hoisted and hefted tbe six-fool, 150-pound ~tatue down lo the ground and redamed it lo lhe high school hangout at Brookhursl Street and Adams Avenue from which it vanished earlier. Investigators said in retrospect that it was a leas periloos rescue than one occur· ring in the mid·1960s, when persons unknown placed an ln· fiated inner tube atop the high a.cbool's landmark cathedral spire. t . Personnel Directo r 'Ed Tbompeon have been designated as neeoUators for their own salaries and benefits. Sn)'der also said that Bonfa is allowed to vote on acceptance of the EMT contract. "therefore. he participates on both sides of the contract." Rowlands said this momine that Bonfa and Thompson did not conduct baraaining and lhal the only discussions wilt\ city council last year were by Plannlnc Director Dick Harl()w and Fire Chief Ray Picard. Rowlal'\dS also said that Snyder misses the point when he called the Executive Manage menl Team a "bargaining unit." "Its main purpose is to sug- gest and advise the city ad- ministrator and the city council See ROME, PageA%) O•llY l"llel ""91e '' llttMN 1Ceo~1ff THEY PLAN RETURN TRIP DESPITE DISAPPOINTMENT Canadians Wiiiiam and Sylvia Sears a nd Their Children Theft Sours Trip For Canadian Pair By K ATHY CLANCY Of lk Delly l"ilolSt•lt A Canadian couple's dream vacation to Califorrua was shat· .tered an Huntington Beach Satur· day, 'when the $350 they saved for their trip was stolen from their locked car. Mr. a nd Mrs. William Sears of Calgary. Alberta, had stopped at the beach before checking into a motel , so their 3-yea r·old daughter, Joanie, could play in the sand and get her first look al a surler. "We thought lhe car was in a safe place," Sears said today. "It was locked up tight." But thieves pried open a win- dow, emptied $350 from Mrs. Sears' purse and fled with the cash and a camera, the couple told police. Now Mr. and Mrs. Sears. their daughter. and three-month-old son, Bally, don 'l have the rash to get home. And the tnp to Dis- neyland they promised their dauC)te r probably won't lake place. "We had been telling her she would S<!e Mac key Mouse a nd Woman Hit; $300 Stolen In Huntington A young Huntington Beach woman was club be d from behind, robbed of $300 and left sprawled unconscious amid garbage cans Sunday night, police reported today. Officers said the victim was al- tempUng to lake out her kitchen trash when she was assaulted. They planned to question her on the attack today. Police were called to the vic-tim's apartment on Viewpoint Drive, in the Sunset Heights dis· trict, after the victim was dis· covered by a relative who became worried by her long absence. Detective Sgt. Bert Chadwick said today the victim's attacker apparently tned to rape the un- conscious woman before nee- inJ. She was examined and treated at Huntington lntercommunity Hospital following the mugging and attempted sex assawt. Donald Duck," her father 6aid today "We wanted her to see Dis- neyland.•· Officials at the LYNN <Love Your Neighbors Now) Center in Huntington Beach learned of the family's plight Saturday and ar- ranged for lodging through Tues- day al a Westminster motel. Local churcbes have helped foot the bill, according to center co-director Susan Allen, and also provided food for the family. Mrs. Allen and eo·director Ann McLean were helping lhe family contact the Canadian consulate today to see if officials could gel them the cash to f(et h<>me. Sears said today hc has been surprised al the kindncss shown by local police and the LYNN Center. ''The way we have been treat- ed is fantas tic." he said. And he said even if the family can't spend the week they had planned touring Southern . California, the trap has been a good one. "We do love the country. Just to see California to me was really (See LOSS, Page AZ> Orange,...! Coas t ~~ We athe r Variable cloudiness but m ostly sunny Tucsdny, with warm e r tem- per atures ran1dng from low tonight 43 to 48 and high Tuesqoy In mid or upper 60s. INSIDE TOD~ Y The ucond part of a look at the California llJe1t11le ez. amines numbera -the number of people, the numbtt of auto1, the number of planet, the nu.m~r of boat1, the number of 11Jder1. etc. Page A?. l•dex ... 11 ... Alf Me'Olu L.M .. ,., •• A4 Al c..111 ...... CIMtlllM Camic• o..--· 0.f!~NellCM Ulwi4111' ... •~t.n.1-11t ~ Mer>H<-,.,.. l..1-n At INC!eoltl HtW1 AJ Orl"tf Calllllf u n """"9 a1 aytvle ...,._r ., s,en, Al 5'•0""-rlAl'lt M T• ..... tieft IM AU IM AU All .. ,..._, AU --a1 _ .. ,.. ... II •• A4 M Clearing I Weather Forecast Spnn1 rain whlrh dropped one· half ot an lncb ot the wet stufr along the Onnee Coast over the weekend will take a three.day break. returnin1 by Thursday or Friday, weather service spokesmen predicted today. Los Anaoles forecasters sald the latest ~lorm . prompted by cold air m oving down from the north. dropped .29 ol an mch in Los Angeles Saturday and Sun- day bnnging the Los Angeles tot.al rainfall to 6.40 inl'hes. Nearly 13 inches of rain is normal for this tune of year, ac· cording to Henry Meyer, weather service specialist. He forecast clear sk1es lhrough Tuesd.iay, with increasing clouds and more r ainfall by mid-week or Thursday. "We see a low pressure area moving into the area which should bring another storm by the end of the week." he said. The weatherman said the new storm is building of! the gulf of Alaska. Captain Paul Kirlin of the Division of Forestry in El Toro said that area also recorded .SO of an inch or rainfall , barely dent- ing the gap bet ween 6.5 Inches that has fallen and the 13 inches of normal r ainfall. Orange County senior hydro- grapher John Gitzen said the county's rainfall now s tands al S.71 inches, compared with the normal 11.54 for the year. "That looks to be just about half normal," he said. Law on .Signs Studied in FV Fountain Valley's sign or - dinance will be the topic of a panel discussion al an April 13 ci· ty Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Planning Director Clint She.rrod. Fred Roberson of the chamber's s ign committee and a member or the planning com· mission are expected to discuss the current sign ordinances. The luncheon will be at the Crossroad s Res taurant, 180SO Brookhurst St. Those wishing to attend should call 962·444l or mail reservations to Box 8282. Fountain Valley 92708. Tickets ~re S3.SO. Gourt Uphold8 1~~:A~~!o ~pTh• l'. S Court of Appl'als has upheld the murde r conviction and life sentence of former Black Pan- t hel" captain Ve ronza Leon Rowers Jr. m the slaying or a Point Reyes Nallonal Seashore ranger in 1973 In sentencing the self declared revolutionary on April 26, U.S. District Court Judge Leo Brewster had termed the t1 hoot- 1ng "cold·blooded murder." Bowers had been charged with lhe death of Kenneth Patrick, 40, ~ho was making a routine patrol on Aue. s. 1973, when he found Bowers illegally hunting deer. Bonn R e port RONN , West Germany CAP> - Chancellor Helmut S<'hm1dt's t·onservat1ve opposition made more gains in the last ma1or elf'C· tion test before lhe national elec- llon nexl Oct 3 The conservativt' Christian Democrol1c Union r.1pped two yt'ari. of almost un· hrokt'n r<'J:ionut election vie torie~ by increasing Its ruhni majority Sundoy 10 the state J>a rll ame nt o f Had t'n Wuerttembera. whose 6 2 million voters art' a sixth of the national electoratf'. OAAHGE COAST " , DAILY PILOT ,,.,. <'*..,.• c .... ,. o • .,, r • ..-.. ,.,.. .,....,, .. ,, t«t'\ft•N"t ,,. N41M ~f'U\, It ,.,.,,....~, D., OW n..~o .. '"'-'' •'v1:t11•l'I•"" <~• ,,._"'•~• .au""'• 11Ht ~M+\~'" ~flill,., t~uJWQ"I I•'"'' ~' t ft•f• M,w, 11t,. .. ,..., , ... _fl ~,1~t,... tl•~" t O"f''-''" V•ll•lf lt~,,w ~Odl•""''' 'w'itl..-f .. f'IO l •Q~A ~ •t,.. '\.~JI! 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"' - Offices "-,_.~., II .. ~•.-not \!IW'I Cati.,.. ... , ........ , ~ ..... ~•Y•lltt JU01 Uii .. , ..... .,,...o,...,,_ TefetlhoM (714) '42-4m 0.nltl..t Advtrtlstl"I '42-5671 ,,..,.._o._c_,~·''" 540-UJO ~·· "1• °'-c..41 ..... <M,.. c--,..,, .... , ""'"" llN\lrtl'-. -NI "'"Ut fH eef••thH~~tt M•t•f\ M•y ... f•ptOct\Ht• ... ._ • .,, .... c.•et "'"'t"..,. •f . ..,. .. ,.._ t=;.4..,~··~~.~~~:.:. :~~~~·,, ":.:!: .. ;bf,....,,. n-lfl4•. ,,,,_,.., __ ou-1111, Police Ha~r Rulea Affirmed WASHINGTON (A P ) -A polace dcpa.rtme.nt m11y con:stJtutionally tt~ate the lenetb of on o!ficer '1 hair and prohibit him ffOm wearing a beard~ lhe U.S. Supreme Court ruled tQLl11y. By a vote or six to l~o. the justices reversed a de· cision of the U.S. CtrtuitCourt in New York lnvalldat· lng such a rule adopted by the Suffolk County, N. \'. police department. Justice William H. RehnquJst, spea_kl.ng for the court, reje"cted the argument o! Thomas Owen, presi- dent of the Suffolk County Patrolmcn's Benevolent Association, that the regulation trampled on the con· stitutionally guaranteed light to liberty. Owen a rgued that the choice of f ersonal ap- pearance is part or a person's persona liberty and . that the government may not interlere with it without showing an overriding need. "Tbe overwhelming majority or state and local police of the present day are uruformed," Rehnquist said. "This fact itself testifies to tbe recognition by those who direct those operations ... that similarity in appearance of police officers is desir able.•· FV Parents To Be Polled On Schools About 1,200 parents in the Fountain Valley School District will be asked within the next tew weeks to take part in a survey about ed ucational options fot their children. . School trustees have appro}ed spending up to Sl.SOO for the sur· vey, to be conducted by a UCLA graduate student. Trustees earlier this year con- ducted a random survey about the district ·s educational goals and parent satisfaction wilh cur- rent programs. F ro• Page A l BRITAIN .••. hour later and kiss the queen's hand on bein_g asked to form a government. Callaghan is a personal friend of Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kissinge r. The two consult re- gularly by telephone. As prime minister, he is expeeted to urge closer ties between the United States and the nine.nation Euro- pean Common Market. Callaghan will come to No. 10 Downfog Street with more ex· perience an office than many pre· decessors. He has already held the three top cabinet posts besides prime minister -foreign secretary, home i.eC'retary and chancellor of the exchequer. p,...p~ J TIZZARD ••• araduate of Gardea Grove Ui&h Schoo!, Santa Ana CoU o ud hu a de1re In hllUJry from cat Slate Loa1 •ach. Tlnard aays he f•vorll <'00· trolled crowth 11\d would Uk~ lo see a halt to residentiaJ dev~lop. rotol until the tu base l'an be eoqualizt"d with more lndu trial and commerl'1al developmtnt. He dt"clares that there baa bct-n so much residential irowth Ulat the city ls hard pres ~-'CS to ha1'dle de mands for police und sewage services. Tinard says he also believes that high rise development in JlunUnaton Beach should be CK· omined very closely because or its effect on the quality or lift'. .. In the short term, some could view it in very favorable hght:· he saJd ... but in the Iona run such problems as <'o"ngestion, pollution and costs to c1llzens will need to be looked at." Tizzard. who bas been active Jn teacher organizations, says he would cast a wary eye on travel expenses or city rounc1I mem- bers. He said that taxpayers have a right to be concerned about junkets and that some trips that have been taken by council of· ficiaJs should be questioned. ··1 wouldn't go on one unless 1t was of vital necessity." he says. Tizzard says he is for sound <'i- t y managemenl, fi sca l responsibility, a positive role for s enior citite ns and s t a l e purchase of Bols a Chica wetlands. He and his wife Karen and young daughter Julie have hved in Huntington Beach for seven years. f~ro• Pag~ A I LOSS ... Offi<'ials explained the second survey will help dislrlct trustees determine if some parents an the district would prefer a more fun· damental or a more open ap· Ur:der t he British system, when the prime m1rui.ter r esigns. the party "llh the most seats in fantastic." said Sears. "ho 1s a the House of Commons. m this truck driver case Labor. chooses a new leader And despite the lheft, Sears and he automat1caJly becomes said, he and his wife plan to save primeminister. their money and r eturn to A total of 313 Labor members California next year lo finish proach to learning. \ My Lai Incident Upheld by Court, WASHINGTON (AP) -The turn him to pri:son U.S. Supreme Court refll3ed to· Calley was aaust'd or killing d uy to review the convlrtion or 102 Vietnamese clvlllan11 in 1t former Army Lt. William L. sweep lhrouah ?tty Lal. He wits Calley J r. for the murder or ronvicted of murderin.i nt least civilians in the Vlt'tnamcse 22 and was l>t'ntenccd to a ht~ hamlet of My Lui io Much 1968. te rm. Subsequent 11ppeul11 n· An •Horney for Calley said he duced the term to 10 yea~ bcforo hOll been told by the secretary of he was freed on b1.11l. the Army that Calley wlll ~ The House (\rmcd Services placed on immediate parole. Committee refused to let thc-de· "The secret&ry of the Army h t•e r ·1. M has stated and I have been as· fense look at t e resu "'o i..s Y Lai nemings. comprisiniz 3.045 sured by the counsel for the pages of testimony by 151 w1t-secret ary of the Army. the . general counsel, that Calley will ne:,.ses. be placed upon parole and will .,' The government asked the continue to )i ve the life that he ls high court to let the conv1<'ti1>n presently living,'' said the at· stand. saying Calley .. was not tomey, J . Houston .Gordon, con· 1 ried in an atmosphere or tacted in Covington, Tenn. '·He persecution" and release of the (Calley> will n?t be returned. to Congressional da ta would n~l prison. for which we are qwte have affected the outcome of bis grateful. He will be placed on im-t.J"ial. mediate parole." .- The justice~ let stand an 8-S de· cision of the U.S. Circuit Court in New Orleans reinstating Calley·s 1971 court·mart1al conviction. Calley, 32. who is free on bail. DEATH. • • appealed his conviction on two principal grounds: -That he was denied a fair tnal because of "worldwide and all·pervasive" publicity in which he was "labeled ... as a ghoul who had wantonly massacred hundreds of innocent civilians.•' -Thal Congress should have been compelled to release con· fidential information for use in tiis trial just as former President Nixon was r equired Lo do in the Watergate scandal. latively low traffic accident rate shot up over the rainy weekend, despite few motorists using primary traffic routes bound for the beaches. Traffic Divis ion Lt. Bruce Young said he was sllll reviewing the weekend·s accident toll in of-ficers' reports. Estimates of the total number or accidents reached 20 to 25, while about a dozen involved some degree of IOJury lo drivers and pas:.engers. Calley has been living as a civilian in Columbus, Ga . since has conv1cl1on was overturned Sept. 25. 1974. by u.s. oi~tnct Prisoner s ~trike JudgeJ. Robert EllioUofColum- bus. SAN QUENTrN CAP) -The San Quentin Prison Death Row hun1?er slrike went into 11s fourth day in an t>fforl lo get ~ller food Although the circwt court re· Vt'rsed this decision. the Army released Calley on batl in 197'1 a nd has said it does not plan to re· of Parliament voted today out of their dream trip. 317 eug1ble to cast ballots. :-=========-=:::::=:=:.:::;:=============--:==========--=========1 The new survey, which of- fic1als hope to complete this month. will ask parents to sort through cards which descnbe the s<'hool"s role. The surveys will take pla<'e at individual schools () and expanded privileRes. and will take 30 to 40 minutes. School officials hope to have results by late l\tay or early June. ' Get tz Break For Blood -Coupons fo;::-McDonald's hamburge rs will be given away Tuesday t o blood donors visiting the Red Cross Bloodmobil£ aJ Manna High School Those wishing to donutf' may drop by the stU<ienl cafetena. 15371 Spnngda ll:' St . Huntington Beuch. between 10 :20 a.m. and J 20 p m . officials said Appointments al!io mav be made by calling br Richard Allimari a t 898-6711. The Kiwanis Cluh Is sponsoring the blood drive. being held to txmef1t leukemia victims. F ro• Page A J HOME ... on important city policy and management maulrsr'· ~~ld:- Rowlunds said that a legal opi- nion showi1 that the charter must be followed (Ind the compensa· t1on for city clerk a nd city trt!a~urer shurr l>e nxecr tl.Y<>r· dsnance "Therefore. I wall be prepared tJ> present to the council tonight. two ordinances which Wlll comp· ly "1th the requirements or I.he <'lty charter.·' he i.a1d Rowlands said at was his opt· ruon that Bonfa w as excluded Crom the charte r reqwremcnts and 1s hgh~~lly a member or the Executive "/tltiagement Team. !lowlands s aid that he made the elected department heads members of the EMT .. because I work with them JUSl hke I do all the other leaders. "I treat them like my own -as a team. We work together ; you can 't 1sol11te them,·· he said. All California. Now Over 85 Offices~ Serve You Border To Border. Join •he lens of Jhousonds of Col1forn10 sovers ot Imperial Behind every II •hot stands for lmpe11ol you II l11'd high mterrs1 on insured savings, o fnendly stofi lo serve you. ond conven1en1 free ~rvtces. lmpenol really does hove I j ·s for you. Hlth lntcNst On lnsuNd Saints. Nixon Vowed Fight To End, Book Says 7.75' 750' 6 7'" ---Dopowt $1 .000 °"-' u.ooo °""""' s I 000 '-"'6-· """""' • ""°"' ·-)O_..... 8.06"" 7..,,.. .. 6.tr•• A-.olf-4.l """""' y .Id A.....,,,J Y..lof 6.SC"' ~.7 .,. '] ,), ""a..-~ooo -.. ,.. hnr-4 °""""' s '°" NEW YORK <A Pl -1-·orm<'r Prea1dent Nuon, thr<'e d<iys before he r('!>1i;:ne'1. :-.till dad nol believe he had comm1tt<'d an 1m peachable oHens<' and \O"ed tu ··nght It out. .. wilh my ht•;,d high ." says a r eport 1n Newsweek magazine The dt'sc.ription of the former president's I ast days in the White llouae 11 in excerpts from a new book. ''The Finni Doys," by Bob Woodward a·nd Carl Bernstein The authors won n Pulitzer Prize for the Washington Post for their coverage of the Waterante scandals. Ex<'erpts from th<.• book published last week in Ncwswe1•k told of a weeping, hard tirinkina . swclde-threatening Nixon. ThOM' reports brought denla!M from Nixon 's family and former n~ sociates. . . In the current 1ssuf', Newsweek's excerpts of the book d~cribe a Cabinet meetmg Aug. 6, 1974, three days ~fore Nixon resigned. Nixon is quoted as saying, "If l knew there was an Impeachable olfense, I would not malte th(' ~nate go through the agony of trying to prove it. J will _go through this with my head high -right up to the end, i£ It comes." The article also d escribes Nix· on as outraged at aides' sugges- tions that be resign and accustng the press of "haunting" tum. Gerald Ford, then vice presi· dent ls described as :'matter-of- f act' and somewhat removed .. durinc the period, having told Nixon be would make no public ~mmeot.ton impeachment. At the same time. Newawttk's excerpt saJd, Ford was assurin1 Nixon of his "admiration and af. r~ct1on " and prn111ini:? ham for a i.up<'rh Job .. 1n fnre11:n affairs The <'\rerpt~ detail desperate <'fforts by form~r Ni~on aides II R Haldeman and J ohn Ehrl1chman lo per:-.uade Nixon to Jtrant them l<'J:lll purctons for WatcrJ:al<' acll\ 1t1cs A telephon<• call by Ehrlt<'hm11n to Nixon·~ rlOughter Juli~. in which Ehrllchman said WATERGATE MOVI E PREMIERE HELD-A4 pardon!' would .. save a lot or em· barrassmcnt to the President,·· infunntetl her hu11hand. David E1~enhown, a{·cord1nR to tlw Ncwc:we<>k e1e<'crpts. becau~c Davut thou~hl F.hnhchman's rt' m:trk'I omount1•d to blackmail ll:ildcman al110 was described a:. !-Oundlng In telephone calls to Nixon aides as if he were "warn- ing that he would send Nixon lo Jatl if he d1dn 't get a pardon." Nixon. the article said. asked his chie( o r s1arr. Aluander Haij?. to ~onsult White House at- torneys Lt'onard Garment and Jame s St. C lair about Haldem an's requut for a pardon St. Clair was quoted as say1ng t.M\ • ,.,. •• 9CJMfl "(I°""' 6.ni-·· S.92._, .. 5.39'" -·.Id """""", .. 1' ,.,.,,. .... , .. \d .,,,.,,_\.. """"'~·"'""'"''"",... • .-. ......... ""'1•'t••ttf "' r-tt· •• ,, ,.,..,., ,.,...,., ~••>•• -t•.uJ• "".~ t ~ ,.., • • .. _..,.,H\ .JrltF"t'r'"'""'''t -.,thof, ,,..,. I "'•It t f' ... If '' ••1 f. 1 f l•·f"JJ 't••' ........... f\'r f hf f '1\ f"'' JHJ'I .... I \• tf"'J ty 'r I ..-h Ch.ck with our branch rnonav-rs for tptclal rate1 on C•rtlflcatH of O.po•il of $100,000 0< ~•· Hdpful "" ScrYicfl. . Imperial offt··~ '>OV•:r~ mnny t"•lpful \f'r1ttei>\ -ond mO\I <>f •hem orn frr>e l1lco free sofe depoail boxH whNi> nvo1loblfl-dir.a Socio! Security check dopo11I -freo mo,,.y orders c1pd lrovolers chocks - ever1 froe notary aorvlce. Plus mony, mnny M Of(.o fW,th j• ,,, , t "•it\Jf"luM .--·'· 111111•' ··~ . ........ "'"'"'· ~d. W11h ihf. Kf'OC)h Rolircnwni Pltrr' loo 111 • ~ulf cmployorl you tCtn \ovn wp lo $7500 rvrry V"'J', to,11 defcrmd Both p11n<1pol ond •ntcrosr ,,,.., dPduC1f1d from your grou 1nc.omo for 1ncomf' IOlf purpose~ You only pay lox on he fund~ when you bP91n withdraw· Ing your monf'y o t , .. 11roment t1m4". 1RieJt' + lmper1ol's lnd1v1duol Roltr<>- ment Account (IRA). ti you ore not olreody covered by o re1irement pr99rom ot work, you con ~ve up to $1500eoch yeor Principal and interest ore 1011 deferred until fund~ ore wllhdrown 01 re11retT1ent time ~~~~i~::~~~ ~~~d~~~~~~dl~ H 1mPERIAL sAu1nGs article said. descnbed lhe idea as ''grotesque " "It would be saying to hell with ... 0 l OAN .. 0 oc 1 .. ,l()fj the system, with justice. It would ll•ll ,...,.,0oc1 81,.o., Al!a~••c ,..,,. 'llt·f>Ut • •coti. M..., 33,0 ariatOl 'l• s•o 1~91 bring the roof down. . ·• Gar· """"""'°" P•"" 11•.o Z0<t "-•~ ~1 •s•1 ••• ..,,. 1i1 .... 1ca 80• 1111 s1 J91.3111 ment is ~uol,J?d as saying. "Ir ~f' •s1m1 va11•v &11f1" Lo•""'"", ..... 1~1 ~22-11010 • ·1ou111 <>11• .,.o ~"""''Y n1v11 ~M •~\I P r e • j e rftlt g r a 0 t 5 t h I S !>tudlO Cny 11./:IQ \101\1"' t Rivi.I 706 4l•8 • •lorr...ce 119 ()el Arno FHll•OI\ 5-lu•r11· 1~711 " ·w ... l ... An(leltt 11·.~· .,,.,1. M""•CA Bl•fl •H Nt • Wll\Nt• .,'9 w~, ..... 8Nd 938 3741 pardon, he will be insuring hls OIM•*"'~· o.-~00....,.., ~ ... .-••• , .. , • .-.... ·-·. '"'-<lhacll • ......,o."'"' own tr\al. He wlll be forcing il. h•-n• · ,, ... ..,.. · s .......... , ·, .. .,...a..,..· ••••to-•· w-11-. · ·-n..., · ·w--..... . The pubUc has to have a head, o .. ,uc•1"•-··"~"'·"-" .. "''""' ............. ,_ .. ,..........,.__,,...,.._ ... __.,_ Id Ab th •0ot.c.t °"" ........ ..,._, .. ,_ .... ~~,. ......... and if the Pres ent t.,.es e A....,..,.,o-..1~,ci10-H......,o......._'°'""-"'-"'~"" om C11CAl91• headsaway,thepublicwillbave 1---------------...:.::::~::::.:::::!.::.:::;:.:~::.:::::;.:;;;:;;,.::.:;;;.;.;;;;.;.;;~,;;...;;;.;;:;;"'7":=--::-=::::::::::::1 his." • VOL. 6~, NO. 96, 2 SECTtONS. 16 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, APRILS, 1976 TEN CENTS SEC Extends Presley Trading B ·an Tht Securities and Exchange Commission today :rnnounced an extension of a s uspensJon lo trad· tnll in the stock of The Presley Companies or Newport Reach. Trading 10 the h<>me-bwlding company 's shares was s us- pended March 25 by lhe SEC and lbe suspension was tO trave been hfled by today. But a message out ot lhe SEC's Wastungto n orflce this morning said lhe s uspension will be con· llnued to April 13 There -at no reason Riven tor the-conunut-d s u s pen s i o n , althouith a spokesm•n 11) f he SEC"!I Lo~ Angele!! office said 11 statc mt•nt ~ould be releast>d later A s pokesmun al the Pre!flt'y of· fices in Jl'ewport ~ach said the company had not betfl contactt>d by the SEC and could give no te- ason for the con tinued su~· pension. Jt had been a ssumed that the trading in Presley stock wos hnllt'd a fl er nt>">' s stonC''i about an enl'rlY cOO\'\'rtlnR 1nvcnt1on that Prt':1ley holds r<"~•dt'nllu l nghts to be1tan to le.ik out, r\• portedly conf1rm1ng that ~nmc tests <m the con\ ''rter had bn•n successful Thf' converter, 1n\'l'nted by Dr. Sam Leach. ii; suppost.'d to usi' an unknown catal) tic agent to break \\aler do">' n into 1t!. component parts, freeing the hydrogen gas for use in · nppltances where natural~4sl used. The invention. called th(• SLX ll)drogen Generator. was t~l(-d t\\o weeks ago b~· l\\O indt.>pen dent testing laboratone" rn l.os Angele and stone~ an a financial pubhcat1on S<ltd that te::.t::. were s uccessful. These r esults "ere giv<'n out b.v Morris M1rkin. owner or MJ~t Hydrotech. the company that holds automollvl' r iithts to th~ 1n· \tntlon Mirk1n. J)f('Slde nl or 8ud11~t R e nt ·A Car o f Svuthl•rn ('ahforn1 a. 1s " l 1do l!!lt• neighbor of Randall Prl'.,h·~. h«.>ud of Tt\c Pre$l~y Companie~ The Prt.'sley l>pokt'.'~man i-aid the company JS'a"a1t1ng official results of tho t' tests ..ind will r e· lease information about thl·m. aft'!r checkinjl with all. the re· gulatoQ aaenr1e<. 111\ oh t'd Speculation that Ull' inH'nt11>n rould r\'turn 11ubi.1 untiul 1>rof1t11 to publicv h'•hl Pre~lt'\ MJ ~l Hydrole< h i i. not 1>ubll~·I> ht'ld hn:. mudt• tht• rompun\'·., stork on~ of th1• rno"t ht!:H·•b tradt'd tock:. 1111 lhC' 1\rn1•11r.ln ExchQnge Despite an earlier l>U!Sp<'ni.1on in January, tht> tO<'k has risen from S3 a share to morC' thon S'.10 when 1t was l>USpended March25 Bean Brother Gets 'Life Finklea Slayer Escapes Execution By TOM BARLEY OI Ille O•llr "llol 5Ulf Convicted killer Charles Den· nis Bean escaped the death penalty today for his role in the slaying of honor student Stephen "Mike" Finklea of Fountain Valley. Orange County Superior Court Judge William L. Murray sen· tenced Bean, 22, to life in prison after Deputy District Attorney Frank Briseno abandoned plans for a special bearing before the Airport Variance Studied Formal hearings on Orange County government's request for a new state noise variance fO( lhe county airport began today with preliminary t est imony from ex· pert witnesses. John A. Wills, administrative law judge for the State Depart· ment of TransportaUon, laid 1fr"°und nles, Co~ lt~vin~ which is expected to last au week in Davislon 9 of the Central Judicial Dlstricl Court in Santa Ana. Wills said presentations by the state. the county and parties challenging issuance or a new variance -the cities of Newport Beach and Tustin, the Airport Ac· lion Association and lhe Santa Ana Heights Associalioo-w\ll be heard fi rst. H e s aid the first public testimony won't be taken until after form al presentations , possibly as late as Thursday. The first witness called today was Richard Dyer, an environ· mental noise specialist for the state division of Aeronautics who helped draft the noise control law from which the county must seek annual variances. Pyer outlined the procedures and technical material reqwred for noise varianch-:indexpbincd how his dt'partment draws lhe noise impact line nround lhe air· ports. Arson Suspected MIAMI CAP> -Police and nre invt~ligators searched today fQr clues to bark up a suspicion or arson in u bluie that clrumed the Uves of sevt>n people trapped in an old w ood ·frame hotel. Coast \\'eather Variable cloudiness but mostly s unny Tuesday, with wa rm er t e rn· pt'ralures r nnging from low tonight 43 to 48 and high Tuesday in mid or upper 60s. INSIDE TOD,._ 'Y TM 1~ pan o/ a look at thr Coh/omia lifeityle ,r. omlnu numbet1 -thw numbn of people, rite num~ of ovto•. tltr man~ of planrl, tlte numbe'r of boats, lhe n11m~T of llcitts. ttc. Page AT. la•ex .,. ~ ::== •• •• .. ., 1J ,...... ., .,,~.~ ., ~ au AU .,,.. Al tl«li IMrHtl .. ,.. ........... •• n..--. All-•1--•• "" AIJ •• A4 •• Jury that found Bean gwlty of first degr ee murder 1n the Hallo ween night slaying of Finklea, 19. The Orange Coast College wrestling team captain was shot to death by two guns ""'hile be worked as a parttim~ clerk al a local market. Briseno commented today that it was pointless to further pro- secute Charles Bean since the jury which found him guilty of fLrst d egree murder had ruled that it was not satisfied that the defendant used a gun in the kill· ing of Finklea. "But I am satisfied that he did shoot the victim and that he is just as guilty as his brother," the prosecutor said. "l onl y wish I could prove it." "I agree with you," Judge Murray told Bris ~mo and the Hirsute .Justice Police Hair Rules Affirmed WASHINGTON (AP)-A police d e partment may constitutionally regulate the length of an officer 's hair and prohibit him from wearing a beard, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a vote of six to two, the justices reversed a de· cision of the U.S. Circuit Court in New York invalidat- ing su.ch a rule adopted by the Suffolk County, N. Y. police department. J ustice William H. Rehnquist, speaking for the court, rejected the argument or Thomas Owen, pres i- dent of the Suffolk County Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, that the regulation trampled on the con· tititummalff.guar,antered:ri ght.te tibe-. Owen argued that the choice or personal ap~ pearance is part of a person's personal liberty and that the government may not interfere with lt without showing an overridin~ need. "The overwhelming majority of stale and local police of the present day are uniformed," Rehnquist said. "This !act itself testifies to the recognition by those who direct those operations ... that similarity in appearance of police officers is desirable." EPA Heatl Supports Airport Standard,s jury. ·· 1 sha re your belier th al Charles Bean fired a revolver 1n the k1lhng of Mr. Finklea." Hugh Bean testified in his brolher·s trial that he fired the two weapons later found by Santa Ana police in the brothen> car. He testified that he alone was responsible for Finklea's death and that Charles Bean only participatt-d in the laking or $133 from the store's cash register Saddle back Board Due To Organize Trustees of the Saddleback Co.mmunily College District have scheduled a special session tonight to elect ne w officers and t.o adopt a resolution prote!tin&..__ the curtaltment or financial aid. The seven·member board will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the cam- pus Ii br-ar .18200 ..,Mar.guetitQ- -JJir way, s!ton Vi~o. Boa rd Presid e nt Robert Bartholo m e w , a Tus tin nurseryman who headed the panel for one year, will relin· quish his seat al tonight's session. His successor will be chosen in a public vote. Immed iate ly following that election m embers of lhe board will consider a resolution urging remedial legislation to' allow the district to recover Sl.4 million in stale aid. Saddleback College. although technically qualifying for the $1 .4 million pay ment because of surf(· Ing enrollment. is prohibited from r ece i vin g the bonus because of a community college i.:rowth limit set by Gov . Edmund G. Brown Jr. -Qalry 1'11•1 l't.oto by l'•l•lO O"Oo,.Mll SA TTlff"'fALJ(S WITH FRIEND, RACHEL PERRY .J4..Ha.U-of GourthousrTodaytrrSa nta '"Ana Supervisor Battin's Trial Under Way An Ora nge Count y Superior Court jury began hearing testimony today rn the case or JO· dieted county Super visor Robert Battin The start or Balli n's trial came almost eight months after the county Grand Jury rhargcd him with seven fe lony crimes related to thP alleged use of county <'mployes 10 a 1974 political cam - paiftn. In his opening state ment to the jury. Deputy Dlslncl Mtorney Jack Ryan said that. during Bal· tin's unsuccessful 1974 campaign for lieutenant governor: county time on the campaign and only part ti me on county bus int'::.~." In rebuttal. defense attorncv Matthew Kurilich told thl' eight· man, four-woman Jury that Rat· tin is being prosecuted "~caust' of !us s tand on en vironmental 1:-.· s u es a nd h i s po liti ca l persuasion." "Be10 g the first Demoa:it elected lo office since the d nys of the depression, he had encmit''i who wanted him removed from office.·· said Kurilich. WASHINGTON (AP> -En· vironmental Protection Ad· ministrator Russell E. Train said tod~ the_ federal government should set standards to reduce the noise around airports ol"" else lt>t airport operators make some noise rules: ''To begin with, I believe the aircTalt manuf:'ldurers need to have the fed eral government establish natJonal aircraft stan· dards ,•·-he said, and give lhem time enoul'h lo build and markcl quieter planes. Gov. Brown's curb has limited state aid for enrollment growth 10 5 percent a yenr while Sad· dJebar k College's enrqllment is currently zooming al a growth rate of 49.S percent. Since the campus opened in Ju· ly of 1968 Saddleback Collejle has been a "basic aid" institution, which means that It r eceives only $125 from the state for each full· time student. 1 workers in his office ··worked full Battin, who is the first Oranj:!I' County superv1~or lo be rhargt·rl with crimes while an officr, is al· leged in the Grand Jury md1rt menl with havrn~ comm1tt('(I grand theft, misusl' of fund!. :Jnd presenting false documents. And Train sharply criticized the controv cr ~1 al Concorde supersonic transport as o plane that is out of tune with the limes and w)th U.S. policies on noise nnd energy . Train said aircraft noise has been not only a bother to res•· dents and businessmen nur airports but also to airport owners themselves, often hit by lawsuits seeking compensation ror noise damage but unoble to set rules for noise reducUon. Train, In a speech prepared for o conference of.the International Ins t itute of Noise Control Engineers. said the problem r e· slsts solutions because no one ac· cepU rtspon1ibility for It. He said the federal govern- ment should take the lead. Nazi-ignorant Jury Found MILWAUKEE (AP) -Of 23 prospective jurors interviewed for the trial or two fiiurH in a local Naii organization who were accused of ambushing a Jewish leader's car. none expressed particular disgus t with nulam, lhetnaljudge says. "Other than the term 'Nazi.• they didn't know anything about it." said Judge Patrick J Mad- den of Milwaukee County Court. The job of assembling a jury whose 12 members bad no bias against Nazis turned out to be a surprisingly easy task. the j udge and two lawyer s reported. He sa\d the government ''should firmly identify those takeoff and landing procedures which arc both safe and advan· tageous from a noise abatement point of vu•w. and should ensure their universal use." If such a step on the part of the federal government 1s not pos~i · ble, the Individual airports will have to Impose rules. he said He said his agency has almost finished developing a method by which airports can size up th<>ir noisr problem and make plaM to reduce it. "We plan to proposf' on airport tSff AIRPORT. Pa,e t\2> Berause of enrollment growth nine limes that of lhe onginal student population the college now is eligible for $400 per slu· dent. but 1t can't collect. College officials sa~"the "miss· Ing money·' ill equ al to 10 cents of the college's tax rate and ore pre- pared to wage a major battle to recover the money they believe the stale owes them. Tonight's resolution urges the <SH OFFICERS, Page A2) S~laool Enaploye Case Irvine Teacher Reports The ft A substitute teacher told 1rvine pohce someone took a $2,000 rln~ from a jewelry box 1n his bedroom Saturday. Victor Lawrence Roller, 1452') Oval Road, said th1• thief replaced the one·car nt diamond ·ring with a eheaper ring and ldt several other articles of Jewelry untouched. Pohce stud there wns no Slf.tn or forced t'nlry llltO the home Hearillg Said Precedent By LAURIE KASPER Of Ito• O•llr 1'11 .. Sl•H A hearing by the Orange Coun· ty Board of Education on charges brought by the Saddleback Valley Unified School D1stnct agairuit an employe would set a precedent In the county and lhe &late, according to a spokesman lor the county board. Board members have agrffd to set a dale for a hearing on charges brought again s t Ba rbara H ahn. a sch ool psychologist. when they meet April 15, satd Jim Fagan, public informat.lon officer. Ht said they will also adopt guidelines for the bearing al that lime. .. Fagan said the county board has never held a hearing or lhls kind. "It has never happened In California. to the beat of our knowledge. in this particular way," he said. • "It is new and it does arrect all t eachers in the county,·· he said. In the past. the county officer explained, school districts held their own hearings on questions dealinf( with teacher competen· cy. These hearinl's. however • have been "extre.ptely ex· pensive," he said. • A heartna before the county boal'\f, f'agan explained, would be qllicker and less ~lv:e. ~ toUDt)' boa rd is tM J>odY which revoke~ the certlficates enabling an educator to work in the county. Thus. he explained, this woulft also prevent a teacher, against whom charges are considered substanllatetl. Crom teachl-ng in the county almost Immediately. Last month, Saddleback's Superintendent Richard Welte asked the county board tO revoke the certificates ot Barbare D. Hahn. a school p!lychologlsl who has worked in t he district for eight years . The d istrict 's complaint formaJly charges her with "un- , pref'es9'ional conduct., cvideo~ un· fitness for teachlng ind pcrsis.- <Sff llEARING, Page A2) The 46-y<>ar -old Santa /\na supervisor is in the eighth year of his second term in office and is currently a candidate for ::.t:it1· senator in th<' county'!\ new 37th Senatoria l D1i;tricl. An h ab1tunl offi ce S('('ker. Bat· tin has soughl c·lerllvc off1re srx limes the last 12 ycors. indudinl{ hili two successful campaigns for county supervisor. Rut it was his Ill fated 1974 tn· for lieutenant .A.governor th••' tour hed off a 1.1 rnnd Jury rn.- vestigatlon Intel year into nll<'ltll lions lhllt hf' U!led rount ~ employes and supplies tt> furllll'r his own political career Bye, Bye, Big Bunny CHICAGO (AP> /\ flamboyant s y mbol or Hugh Hefne r 's Playboy empire, h is DC9 twin· engine jetliner . has tx!en sold fo r m ore than $4 million. A Playboy spokes man said that the plane was sold t o Omni Aircraft Sales. Inc., a Washington, D.C .• firm. The pl ane seats only 38 passengers Instead or lhe conventional DC9 load or 110, but ther e are com· pe nsations : a private bedroom. a shower, a con ference living room, a video-tape machine and an elcbt·ttack stereo system. . .&% OA.IL Y PILOT 179 Caney._ 1 e~dict Upheld J>y CoUrt I \\'AS lllNGTON IAPI Tiil' r S Supt l'rnc Court refUled to dd) to review lht• Cur>virhOn of furmt'r /\rmy Lt Wilham L 1 C:.1lh•y Jr. for the murder or <·1vdiuns 111 t h1• V1ct11amc..,c hartllt't of My Lua 1n Marrh 1968 An attorney !01 <"alley said he has bt!en told by tht' l>Ccretary o( the A rrn y thu t C ullcy will be placed on 1mmt·dwte parole '"Thc l>t'Crt'tary of the Army has :.l ated and l have been as· tiured by the coum.el for the l>ecretary o ( the Army, the gent>ral coun:.cl, thJl Calley will be placed u pon parole and will continue to live the lire that h'-' 1s presently living," said the at· torney. J . llouston Gordon. con· tacted in Co' 1n~ton. Tenn "Ile' -4Calley > 1.1dll not be returned to pnson. for which we are qwte grateful. He wall be placed on im· mediate parole " The JUSt1ces let s tand an 8·5 de· c1s1on of the U S. C1rcwt Court in ~ew Orleans reinstating Calley's 1971 court-martial conviction. Calleyi]f.;32, •ho 1s free on bail, a ppealed h1 conv1ct1on on two pnnc1pal g unds. -That was denied a fair trial because of "worldwide and all-per\las1ve" publicity in which he was "la beled. as a ghoul who had wantonly massacred hundreds of innocent civilians." -That Congress should have been compelled to release con· f1dential information for use 1n >tis trial just as former President Nixon was required to do 1n the Watergatt> scandal Calley ha s been living as a ci\·1han in Columbus. Ga , since his conv1ct1on "'as overturned Sept. 25, 1974. by US District Judge J Robert Elliott of Colum. bus. duced tht' term to 10 rtna before h~ wa.s fret:d on bail. Theo Hou1e Armed Servicts Committei' refused Lo let the de-reru~ h>ok at the results or Us My Lai tlfa.nng:t, comprising 3 04S page$ of testimony by 151 ~It nes~s. T e go\'ernmenl askt'd the h11 court to Jet the conviction stan • saying Calley "was not tried io an atmospher~ of persecution" and release of thf' C'on~re5saonal data would no~ navt affected the outcome or bJi. tnal. Cella, Aides Hearing Postponed J1 further two-day delay was orqered today in an Oranae County Superior Court pretnal hearing into multiple criminal ch~rges filed against Dr. Louis C Ila Jr. and three co· de ndent.!. It wa~ understOo<! that Judge Jen-old S. Oliver has not yet com· pleted his research into a series of ~efense motions that include a motion for the separate tnal of co.defendent Theodore Schif· fman. 53, Santa Ana. Cella, Schiffman, George L. QI. lendorf. 44, Laguna Beach. and Stephen R. Evans. 31. Mission Vie10. face trial April 19 on 127 felony counts contained in an Orange County Grand Jury m- dJctment. 1 h is alleged that •the group siphoned at least S2 million from two hospitals -Mission Com - munity or Mission Vie10 and Mercy General of Santa Ana. Colorltd J'ote A young woman in an eye- c a tc hi n g fo lkl on~, dress casts her vote in t it@ West German town of Gutach dur· ing election s for a new parliament. Harrise s Say Patty 'Lied' About SU NEW YORK CAP! -William and Emily Harris have been quoted a s saying the wrong people were convicted for the 1973 murder o f l>r Marcus Foi.ter. s uperintendent of :.chools mOa'kland. The statements by the two Symb1onese L1bcrat1on Army members . quoted Sunday in New N~on's Head·· High 'Final Days': Claimed lmwcence NEW YORK (A P l -Former Pl'esidt'nt Nixon, three days before ht• r c11e.ncd. i.tJll dad not believe he had committed an am. peachablf' offc-nbe will vowt-d to "fight It out. . . with my head high .•• say is a r e port tn Newsweek mugaiarw The description ol the formrr president's lust days an tht-Wh1lf' Ho~~ 1s in excNpt.6 from a ne" book , "Th~ Final D<1y~." by Bo t) Woodward and Carl llernsh-111 'the: authors won a Puhtwr Prize for the Washington Po. t for WATERGATE MOVIE • PREMIERE HELD-A4 their coverage of the Waterg..1tt> scandals. Exct'rpls from the book published last week in Newsweek told of a weeping. hard-dnnkang. swclde·threaten1ng Nixon. Those reports brought denu1b from Nixon's family and former a:.· soc1ates. ln the current 1s :.ue. N~wsweek 's excerpt~ of the book d~scnbe a Cabinet meet1n1,t i\UJ! 6. 1974. three day:. before Nixon resigned. Nixon Is quoted as sayin~. "Ir l knew there was an 1m~achable offense, I would f!Ol make the Senate go through the agony of trying to prove 1t. I will go through this w ith m y head high -right up to the end, af 1t comes." The article also describes N•x· 01). as outraged at aides' i.ug"'es - tions that he resign and acrusmg the press of "haunting" him Gerald Ford. then \'lt'C prcsi· dent. 1:. described as"'matter of· fact and som e" hat res:noH'd .. during the period. having told l"llton he "ould main! no publJ<: comm ents on impeachment At the sam e time. Newsl4eck''i excerpt said. Ford "a~ assunnst ~ixon of his "adm1rat1on and af lt."Ction .. and pr a ism,:! him for J ··superb JOb ·an forl'1gn JH;.ur:. The excerpts detail des~rate t'!forts by form er Nixon aides If R llaldt>mun und John EhrhC'hman to persuade Nixon to .-irant them lt'ial pordbns for Watcraatc 11ctlvll1cs. A t~leop h o nt' ca ll by 1-:hrlichmun to Nixon's davaihtt•r Juht>. in wh11:h Ehrhchman said pardons would "suve a lot of cm- barrnu m ont to the President," 1nfunated her husband, Duvld .Eisenhower, v cording to the Newswt'ek ex~erpls, becau:.c David lbouaht Ehrllchm1n'1 r1: marks amounttd to blackmail. Jl:ildcroan ul~o wu d . cntK-d 35 sounding In telephone caUs to Nixon • .11dc~ aj If he "'<'NI ''Wilm In); lh11t ht' would aend Nixon to J<11l 1r ht> didn't get a pordon." Nixon. the arhrle 11111d . asked his l'l\H'f of stuff. Alexundl'r Haig, to coni;u lt Whlll' House Ill· torneys Leonurd Garment and Jame s St. Clair about Haldemun 's r equest Cor 11 pardon. Callaghan N arned Wilson Successor LONDON (AP> -Foreign Secretary James Callaghan was named lo succeed Harold Wllson today as prime minister and leader of Britain's ruling Labor party. He 1s a strong advocate of improved relations between Western Eu"lpe and the United States. "There will be no insiders and no outsiders and no cliques in my administration." he told fellow Laborites a rte r he was chosen. "So far as the past is concerned I shall wipe the slate clean and I ask everyone else to do the same." Callaghan, 64, who represented his party's center-right majority, defeated Employment Secretary Michael Foot. 62. a left-winger. in a vote by Labor members of Parliament. He got 176 1,otes to 1.37 for Foot. The new Labor party leader then recei\led a summons tn Bucl\mgham Palace from Queen Elizabeth I I. Her royal assent. a formahty. was needed to make him prime minister. Callaghan acl·cpted the job by k1:.~1nR hl·r h.md Wilson, 60, announct'd his re- signallon March 16, 'ayang he w~nted to r etire at that age. He saad he also wanted to give his successor at Inst two years in of· flee befon• the nt-xt election "h1ch mus t come bv 1979 · Wilson s aid in a1\ intl'rvicw to· day that he feels 20 Year s younger now that he 1~ stepping down but that ht' has two greul disappointments -his failure 11> settle the Rhodesian problem and the s trife in Northern I rel and. Callaghan as a personal friend or Secretary or State Henry A. Kissinger. The two consult re. J(ularly by telephone. As prime minister. he as expected lo urge doser ties ht-tween the Umted !-itates and the nine nation Euro- pean Common Mark et. Callaghan ""111 come to No. 10 Do" ntnJ: Stret-1 with more c•x µ<'ni.>nn• 111 Offtl't' than many pre- cJeet·~sor lie has alrrady held thc thrl'l' top cabinet post:. bcsidel> prime m1ni!lter • foreign :-ecretar\', home l>('<'rl'tnry und (·hanccllor of lht• l'Xrhequcr. Although the carcwt court re· \'ersed this dec1~1on. the Army released Calley on bail m 1974 and h us said It does not plan to re- turn him to pra:.on Calley "as accused or killing 102 Vletnnm ese civilians 1n t1 sw<'ep throu~h My Laa. He was convicted of murdering al least 22 and was sentenced to a life te rm. Subsequ~nt appeals re· Pai~ ln-jured As Auto Rams Pole in Irvine Times MagaLtnt.', took issue with:===========- PatriC'la llcarst ·s t<'s limon} Fro1t1 Page A I OFFICERS. • slate Community College t.han. ttHor 11nd th~ flo:rrd of' Clf\l. t>rnor., to Jpprove the fondinl{ ap· phrat1on and to '>ct•k lt-g1sl<1t1on ··10 l'Orn•c·t tht• inc-qwt>" Gov. Bro\\ n ·s t•nrol I mcnt hmal h.1s c r('alc•d ll pmnh out th;it the· Sad dll•b<ick Community College [)1., rnct. ""h1r h l'ncompassc-. 48 per- rt•nt of OranJ?<' Counly 1'> the fa~tr•;t grow1ni.i dt!'.ln<•t 1n th<' :-late aml cannot bt• JUd Rl'fi by !'.l~inda rds ;ipphed to otht•r com· munlly l'llllt·~'-' d1stnc·h F rom Page ,t I AIRPORT ... ~ reJ!ulation to the fo'NIPrai /\via· t1nn Admtn1stra11on m th1' nrar futurC' whi<'h will mandntP the use of thi'> plannlni: prO<'f'~S in the dc•\'t•lop111t•11t nf nn1<1C' ahatem1•nl plans .11 ttw nat1<in '!> a1rpor1 -.," rrain ~:.1111 From Pngt-A I H EARING. • • lt•nl cfrf1.1nc•1• nf ,1nd rC'fu-.al to 11twv the· l.1"" 1 t·~11lat1n i: l/w clut1e' of tc·ada•r ' " ~11,., Jl.1hn ha'\ rltnied th1• rharJ?l'S ,ind l>1t1d 'lhl' ha.5 hired an :iltornc•y to h g hl tht•m ORANGE COAST '"'~ (t•~-· ~t'l1ll.~. t .. 11P\ .. f'l'l(~1\•f>,... t11•110•1 ..... P\) I f·•hlil ~f't lf'W"fll OIQ' ( "'°'. t f t II\, I 1 I I f Ill 'I 1..1>'1 111 • 1+1 I ~•I •wt! ft1 ) # ••I At U1• t..i¥t I 11-11.,, f'W f "''# ¥-• ,,, ..... •I I•• I' ...... , .... Jt •!,.. ·~, ....... , t; y, .• , ,,,. •• , .. ,1.1 ,, ., ........ , .... Ni :!·~~t;;,"'",~~·:~.r .. ~· .. ',' ~~r~:t7··1:·:~ c'f,, , .. 1 t \lfh t '"" r • i 1\ I U(J 'llwft t I,., ..,,, • 1 c c.a 11/l# \·• c. •1 1 , ,.,. t.-.ii. Rotwrt N W M'(f • • -•"' ,.., rvt• "" ' J"ck R Curll"Y V.t•~".,,..,,_, ... dr·•-•••~ r l'ICHT'<'I'> Ke~·· I I• Tl'IOmas A Muri>l\ine --· .• ,.,. ( ... .,. ·. A young Marine ·and one of his pass engers were hu'tt early Saturda-Y-m.oming when't.he ir car went out or control and hit d at Tustin Community llo~p1tal and trans ferred to Long Beach :-;aval Hospita l. His passenger. Deborah Sue Stone. 19, lluntington Beal'h, ""as treated al'the hospital and taken home. A s e cond passen~er. Wayne Jose ph lhckey. 19, Tustm, was unhurt m the crash, police said Polt er said tJ1\. car hit a phone pole on Trabuco Canyon Road at about 1 a.m . Saturday, narrowly missing another car. Browri Tells Leader Goal SAN OTEGO (1\P) -Go''· Ed mund G Rro\\ n Jr . ra1s 1n£ fund., ror h1 .;; prt•:,tdl•nt1al l'U m· P<111:n h<•n' :ind 1n Lo., i\n~cll'l>. 'J\' une or the Prt.'s1dcnt '!> main l.1l>ks 1<> <,t>lt 111g re J h~t1c goals for the n.it1on. "A leadt'r clln <;t'l J tont', can cxprl"Ss a philosophy and con descn~ u (uturc th.ot Js either consistent with what as possible or not." he told n news con- ference Sunday. Expressing a limited view or lht> Presid ency, Brown said. "1 don 't think the President runs the country. nor do I thJnk tht• gov· ernor runs the 5tutc " f-'eb. 18 thttt she tnut bet-fl lokl Ott' ~ame thing. Sht.• added from the wllness s tand ;it her bank rob· bery trial that Russell Little, 26. and Joseph Rem1ro. 29. tht• con· v1cted men. were in the back seal or a waiting aulomob1le during the slaying In the paid interview with Ne"" Times, Harris .5aid Paty lied about Little and R<'m1ro being in the ca r . Little and Rem1ro th emitl'l"'es wer£> a l:.o 1n- le.t.vifwe<1.and de.ni~ ~ipg PJ:e· sent "It was real indicative or the whole Heari.t mt•ntahty tbe way Patricia thre"" Rus<, and J oe in as a n a f1 e rthou1tht We had talked with Puttv for over a vea about how the v were innocent .. Wilham llarras said "Nancv Ling Perry and Mi1m<10· t Patricia Soltys1k l and Donald 0 . OcFree1f' W(•rl' thP one'> wh carried out the action " Measure Nixed By Engine ers SAN DIEGO CA P ) -The gov- erning bonrc!"""m the Amencan Society or Civil Engmecrs. which opens 1tf. national convention here today, has offlc1ally ari· nounced it:c oppo&1twn to Prop. 15. thl' nuc ll'ar i.aft·~uar«ause the measur<>~'fa 1b to prov1dl' for the public interest in a number of 11n· portant areas " Pl-isoner s Strike SAN QUENTIN IArl -The San Qutntin Pri!lon Death How hun.:er stnkc went into 1t11 fourth day In an effort tu itct better food and t'Jtpanded prlvileJ!eK. Big Boy OK 'Saved' From School Roof Bob'!l Big Boy was rescu<'d "Wt don't know how they got 1l from a stcond-story rooftop at up there." O!facer Arnold said of Huntmgton Beach High School the unspec1Cit'd suspects pertiaps today, thanks lo the efforts or belon11nl{ lo the class or '76 three huffing1 and pufhn1 which ~1U 11.?ave the campus in policemen froen the station June. a~ross lhe street. Tbe officers hoi'Sted and heft.ro Human hre wasn't in danger in tht' 11x·foot, lSO·pound statue this case unless you consider the down to the ground and returned strain on.the otru:ers iO¥ol\led. at to the hagh school hanitout at Big Boy as a ISO·pound statue, Brookhurst Street and Adams usually featured standing 1n Avenue from which 1l vanished front of lht> hamburger urher. restaurant chain starts of the 1nve1 l i g a lo rs s a 1 d In same name. retrospect tl>at at was a ll'ss Laboring through the predawn perilous r escue than one occur· rain, office~ Tom Arnold and ring in the m id-1960s, when l>atrolman John SutUe and Craig personii unknown placed an in· Robison rescued the figure from nated lnner tube atop lhc high a second story rooftop in the s chool's landmark cathedral campus quadrangle area. . s pire. All Mow Over 85 Offices To Serve You Border To Border. Join 1he lens o f 1housonds of Col1forn o sove1s nl Imperial. Behind every l.. tha t stands for lmperiol you II f1nd high 1ntPres1 on rnsv1ed sov1ngs. o fru~ndly stoH 10 \"°rve y<".11;, a nd convenient hee ~erv 1ces. lmpe11of really doos hove [''s for you. High lntcmt On Insured Snlngs. i7 " -r <At {.• '\ ---0.,,.,... ' I 000 ll-i-•" 000 D.p..... ll 000 r..I"'\\ ti, ... , ........ , 4 'J""O'' i,,..,..,,JO~ 8.06"'' l79" .. 6.98 ..... """""Tolt1 ·~•..td -·--.. , '·· ... r •• 4.J ... ---.. ......... 'fl ....... °""""'II ft r_.-.• 1~ .. ...... t,,.""' I t.cw '""'""'' Ol' 11of 6.-rr-·· 5.H ' .. 5.39 .... N<r..,,,. f•id "'·~~· ... ,.,_,,,,.... I~ • ~ •I ~· I' I "")". ,;t\(j' ' ...... , •• Ch.ck with our bronch mono9en for specool rotes on Certificates of Oepo11t of $100,000 or more. HdpM Ftcc knkcs. · lmpc11af off,.,\ v1111 ·~ mony helpful ~e>rv10•-. ~ ond mo\t ()f thNn mr· f,,.,.. l1I" frco solo d.posrl bo11es wh1·11• 11vCllfobf,. -dirocl Soc1ol Sccu11ty chock dopo,it -froo money 01do" w1t.l frovolors cho€lt:.- ovn11 lroci notary •orvlco Pll1\ mriny. Tax hltcrcd •t1t•rMnt Plam. kN.f~c&.W11h tho K•~1ql1 p,.1i11•mN1I PltJn lor 1h1 .. 11 ••n>pfr1yr•d, y1111 '111'1 \Qv•: uJ) I() $7SOO ('V"rY 'J'l''11, '"' d11f,.,,,.,J Both prir'I< 1pul rm lor incnml' lox rurpoVI\ You r .r1ly sioy to" on th11 fun<.h wh<-n yrnJ h1 •J'" w11hn1nw· Ing your mo''"Y 01 11•tor••n)1•nl 11rrw ......... lmperool'i. lnd1v1duol Re111c- men1 Aw>unl (IRA) I( you ou• no• ol•cody covered by o retirement progrom ot work, you con save up to $1 500eoch yeor Prtnctpolon<l lntt'<esl ore tox deferred un11I funds ore withdrawn ol retirement 11me. 1mPERIAL SAUlnGS u.o ll' .... "6M>C•tic;w., • Gell ""'""°°d 111•./l ""'"1" "'". ~111 6•' I • 'CMIA fil•w 3ll0 Bti•iot ~· ~~o 1:.111 "'''"''"'1'~" ''"' ' O L•;• "'" '>'-l· 1~• 1 • •s...ia Mon!Ga ~1)4 1111 '\t M ·l7'1 • S•MI Yall•Y 1-11 ' I I A ·~·-·" 0 ,,.,. I~~' Ml!.' • ·souttl 0•1• • •O 1 ... 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Stoek..~ TEN CENTS SEC ,;Extends Presley Tra~g Bali The Securitl~" nnd Exchange Commission todoy onn()unced un extenalon of o 11uapemnon 1n trad- ing In tht' stock ur The Presle)' Companfoa of Newport lleach Tradlrwt Ln the home bwldin.: company'" )hUrt'S was s us pended Marc h 2S by tht· SF,C' and the suspension wa!> to have been lifted by to4n)'. But a me1s:aae out of ttre SEC's W1sbiniton office this morning n1d the 5u~ns1on wall ~ con- tinued to April 13. There was no reason (liven for the cont1nut'd s u s p e n s ion , although a spokesm~n In the SEC'& Loi. Anseles office said a ~tatement would be released later · I\ ~pokesman at the Prealey of- fices In Newport Beach :mid tht> compaf\Y had not been contacted by the SEC <ind could glv& no rl'· ason for the c ontinued sus· pension. Jt had been assumed that tho lradint tn Presl111y stock was halt~ after news stones about an eneray C<"!\Vtlrtlna lnve1ttlon that Presley holds reaideotud rtght.s to began to lt-ak out, re- portedly conf1rrnlna thot .omu test• on the convt'rter had bffn ~ucceasful . The converter, lnventc:d by Dr. Sam Leach. Is supposed to use an unknown catalytic agent to break water down Into tt.~ component parts, freemg the hydrogen gas for use In appliances where natural gas 11 used . Tbe invention. called the SL.X Hydrogen Generator. was test~ two wttk1 afo by two Indepen- dent te&tlng aboratories an Lu)C An1eles and atorles tn a financial publication sold that lei.ts were succ~sful. These tesulls were 111ven out by Morris Mlrkan, owner ot-AtJ M Hydrotech, the company thttt Bean BrOther Gets e Finklea Slayer Escapes Execution Dy TOM BARLF:V O! , ... 0.11, ""•' Sl•tf Convicted killer Charles Den· nis Bean escaped the death penally today for hill role in the slaying of honor student Stephen ···~hlre° Finklea of f'ount:un Valley. Orange County Superior Court Judge Wilham L . Murray sen· tenced Bea n. 22, to hfe in pnson after Deputy Dlstnct Attorney Frank Bnseno abandoned plans for a special heanng before the Saddleback Board Due To Organize I . Trustees or thc Saddlcback Community Coll eJte 1>1~t r&C't have scheduled u six•dal !l<'SMon toni1tht lo elect new orftcers and to adopt a resolution protcst1ng the curtailment of Cinanc1al aid. The seven member board will meet al 7 .30 p m . an the cam- pus library. 28000 Marguente Parkway, M1ss1on Vi~u. =y--:Soa-r""d .Pre~id ent Robert ---n-a rfh o lo mew . a T"'u-s tTn nurseryman who he oded the panel for one yeor, will rehn- qu1 s h his seat at tonight's session. His succ4'ssor will be chosen sn a public vote. lmmedantt'ly following that election mem hers ot the board wall coninder a resolution urging I{ remedial leglslat1on to allow tht• district to recover SI 4 m1ll1on in state aid Saddleback Colll'RC. although technically qualifying for the SI ·' million pay ment because or surg· lng enrollment, 11> prohibited from rece iving the bonu-. because or a <'Ommun1ty eolleiw growth limit set by Gov. F.dmund G. Brown Jr. Gov. Brown's curb ha!t limited stale> :iid for enrollment Jtrowth to 5 J>('rc1•nt a year wh1lt• Sad dlebaC'k ColleAe'!' enm ll mt•nt I" currently mom in it al a )(111\\ th rate or 49 5 pc•rcent. Sance thl' earnpu-. oiwnt'd in Ju Iv or 19i..S Saddlehnck l'Olll'l!I' h," bf.en u "haich· 11111" 1n~lttut1on, whlC'h mt'lln'I th11t 1I rf'('('IVI'" only $125 fr(')m the ~ilatt• for each full lime student l\f'C'uuiu• of f'nrollment 11rowth nine times thut or tht• original studt'nt population the rolk1<l' now 11 e ht11blt• for $400 p<>r 'itU· d('nt. but al can't collect Collei:e ortlc1ulic sny tht' "ml'l'I ln1 mont'y" as NIUal lo 10cent"'11( the colll-1<<"11 tax rott> ond ort• prf' par<'d lo WOIH' 11 mnjor lmtlh• to recov<'r thl' tnonPy t hey tx-hc\l' the 11 ate owe'l t ht•n1. Ton1,;iht ·~ r esolution uri;tl''I th<• state Comrnunlt)1 ('nllt>At' Chun (~ Of.'FICl':KS, I'•«" A2) Bye, Bye, Big Bunny CHICAGO <AP) -A flamboyant !\)'mbol of Hu1h Hefner's Playboy empln. his DC9 twan- engine jetlJnt r, hn, been sold for more than $4 ma Ill on. A Playboy spokesman said that the plane was ~old to Omni Alrcrnft Sales, Inc .. a Washanaiton. D c .. firm. The plan<' seats only 38 po.ssengers instead of the conventional DC9 load of llO, but there are com- pens a tlon 1 : o private bedroom, a shower, o con- ference living r oom. 3 video-ta~ machine and an elcht track atereo syalA!m. Jury that found Bean guilty or first degree murder' 1n the Ha lloween night s l:.aying of Finklea, 19. The Orange Coast Colkge \Hesthng team raptatn was shot lo death by two gunis while he "orked as a parthme clerk at a local market. Briseno commented today that 1t was pointless lo further pro seC'ute Charles Bean since the JUry which found htm gwlty or first degree murder had ruled that ll \\>as not satisfied that the defendant used a gun in the kill· ing or f'inklea. -.. But I am satlsfred that he did shoot the victim and that he is JUSt as guilty al\ his brother," the prosecutor said. "I only wash 1 could prove at." "I agr ee with you," Judge Murray told Bni.eno and the Hawked Out Bird's Nest Cuts Power A HAWK'S NEST bwlt atop a high voltage electnc line was blamed today for a w1de5pread power outage which hit cJstern a nd rentral San Clemente Saturday and Sunday. Ball Webb, arl.'a mana~er for the San Diego Gas a nd Elertri<' Company. said when ruins dampened the nest bwlt across e lectrit·al insul11tors, the bird's dom1c1lc short r1rcmted the line. Service to ··several hundrrd" n .•!>1dcnt!> Jnd businesses was cut, Webb said THE OUTAGE OCCURRED al about 11 30 pm. Sutur· day and continued until about 2 30 a .m. Sunday. At one point. il knocked out mosl of the San Clemente Police Department's radio communications. Crews had to - -be-di!tpet~hed-tcrth~erty'~~"avtre3tment ptnnt trontrere we~dUUeullle5i'eported r-rom there. e sffi>rfl,t!~UTT1~d'11fthe city's undeveloped back coun- try. Webb said the hawk probably new off. Theft Sours Trip For Canadian Pair By KATHY CLANCY 01 ·~· 0.11, """' ""'" A Canadian couple 's dream vacation to California was shal· lered in Huntington Beach Satur- , <fay. when the $350 they saved for their trip was stolen from then· locked car Mr. and Mrs. William Sears of Cal~ary. Alberta. had stopped at the beach b(•fore cht>ckmg into a mot e l, !>O l hl•ir 3-vear-old daughter, .Joan11•, rould pluy 1n tht• ~and and Ul'l hrr flr,t look ot J "lurfer "\\'e thou~ht the car wn-s in a "lafr pla<'e," Sear~ said toduy. "I t Ml:. locked up tag ht " Hut thll'\'Cl> pried open n win- dow, emptied $350 from Mr' S{•tiris' pur. 1• and Cled with tht• ra11h and a· cnmera, lhl' cou11ll· told pollrl'. family's plight Saturday and ar- ranged for lodging through Tues· day at a Westminster motel. Local churches have helped foot the bill, according lo renlel" co·d1reclor Susan Allen, and also provided food for the family. Mrs . Allen and co-director Ann McLean were helping the family <'ontact the Canadian consulate today to see if officials could get them the cash to get hotne. St-ors said today he has been llurpnsed at the kindness shown by local police a nd the LYf'fN Center 'The way we have been treat· t'd is font lliltr." he said And he said even 1r the family can't spend the week they had planned l ou ring Southern Cahtorn1a, the trip has been a l(ood Ont'. "We do love the country. JuKt <8f-e LOS~, Pagt Al> JUry. "l share your belier that Charles Bean fired a rcvolvl'r in the killing of Mr. Finklea " Hugh Bean testified an h•'l brother's tnal that he rared the two weapons later found by Santu Ana pohce 1n the brothers· car. He testa.f1ed that he alone wa~ responsible for Finklea·s death and that Charles Bean only participated in the taking of $133 from tl)e store's cash rega!>ter. Nixon Held 'Head High' -Newsweek NEW YORK (AP> -Forme r President Ni xon, three d ays before he resigned, s till did not believe he had committed an Im· peachable offense and vowed to "fight il out .•• with m y head high,•· s 1y1 a report In Newsweek magazine. The description of the former pres1 en s u t (fays lo the White House Is in exeerpta from a n.>w book. •·The Final Days," by Bob WATERGATE MOVIE PREMIERE HELD--A4 Woodward and Carl Bernstein. The authors won a Pulitzer Prite for the Washington Post for their eovera&e of the Watergal<' scandals. Exce rpts from the book published last week in Newsweek told of a weeping, hard-drlnkanJC, suicide-threatening 'Nixon. Those reports brought denials from Nixon's family and former as- sociates. · I n the cu rr ent I ss u e, Newsweek's excerpts of the book describe a.Cabinet. meeting Aug. 6. 1974, three days before Nixon resigned. Nixon ls quoted a11 saying, "If I knew there w as .an impeachable offense, I would not make th<· Senate go throufth th<' agony of trying to prove 1l. f will llO through this with my head h1Rh -right up to tht> end, 1r 1l comes." The 3rtlclc also describes Nix- on as outraged at aldM' su1u:ei;- t1ons lhot he resign and accusin1t the press or "huunling" him. Gerald Ford, then vice presi- dent, Is dc-scr,bed as "matter of· (~eNIXON, PageA2) Now Mr. and Mr11 Sears, lh,•lr 11oughtrr. and three month-old 11on, Rally, don't hnvt• lhc cash to i:t·t home. And the tnp to Dls- ne)' land thry proml:wrl I ht•I r dau.iht.er probably won't take place. Holm Travels ··wt' had bPen tellmJZ hc·r 11ht• would !IC!<' M lekev Mou~t· and Donald Duc k." her father sold today. "We wuntl'd ht:r to !{('~ 0111· neylnnd ·• OWcinl"I t\l the LYNN <Love Your Neighbor! N(')w) Center 1n Huntingt on Bench kamcd of the Nazi~ignorant Jury Found MILWAUKEE CAP) -or 23 prospective juro rs interviewed for the trial or two Cigures in a local Nazi organization who were accused or ambusbint a J ewish leader· car, n one expressed particular dis gust with nazism, the trial judceaays. "Other than th~ term 'Nui. • they didn't know anything about it," said Judae Pa\rlck J. M:id- den of Milwaukee Count y Court. Thl'" job of assembling a jury whose 12 memben h11d no bias against Nails turned out to be n ,urpn&lngly easy ta.sk. the" Judge and \ wo lawyers r"Cportcd. • Year in Switzerlafld Planned 0..111 "* ,~ -· NEW DIRECTION Roy Holm f'~ormer Lnauna Bca<'h Mayor Roy llolm onre said he wo11n't 11ure what he was icosna to do with all his rn·t' lime when his t'ilJhl year slant on the L&gvnu Beach City Council tnded last month. Bf.ckman lnatrument.R, Holm'-s t'mploycr. handily toOk cure of the problem. The rompany has assigned Holm to spend at leut a year In Geneva, Switzerland. organizing an Industrial relations depart ment For Beckman Instrument., International. The international branch or the predsion instruments firm hH divisions In M unic1'. Pans and Edinburgh. In add Ilion to Geneva. flolm t1W he wasn't aware of the company's pinna when he made 3 dedslon not to s k 11 third term on the counell. "From my point of view. it couldn't have worked out more t>eoulltully," he said. Holm said he and hit wtre. Bet· ty. will lt&M l.Mlr ~ &och residence •.artn• tht-lr ab· , eenc. .. holds automotive riRhls to the In- vention. Mirkin, pn•11id l·nt of nud.ict lhnt A ·Ca r o f South ern C!lllforni». is a Lido J:..h• n~·•uhbor o( Randall Pmsley. hcud or The J>re1olt"Y Com pan1t>s The PrMll'Y SRQkesman said the company is a wa1llng ofr1dal ~suits or those tests and will re· lea·u~ information about them. after checkin1 with aU the re- iiul•tor y agenrics lnvolvcd. ' Speculation lhot the Invention <'Ould r ulurn substu.ntial oroflll to publtcy held Pre Icy MJM Uydrot t>c.h 111 not 1>ubllcly held hh ma'11• the comp1u1y'$ lltc>ck OIW Of the most h\•avlly tradt>d stocks on the American Exchange. Despite t1n earlier su pension In January. the stock has fisen from S3 a s hare to more than $20 when at was suspended March25. -Airport · Colorful \lole> A younJ! wom;Jn in un eye· cat c hing folkloric dress casts her vote in the West German town of Gulach dur- ing elections for a new parliament. Two Marines Held on Rape Charge in SC Two Camp Pendleton Marines were arrested following the re- ported r ape of a 19-year-old San Clemente worn an Sunday. Thomas L . Cathn, 21, and Thomas W. Anderson, 19, were held in custody today by police. ) 'd The San Clemente woman sa1 she had been pic ked up in the 100 block or Marquita hy two men who offer ed lo drive her home. Instead. the woman was tak"n to an isolated portion of Avcnidu Pico and seX6lally attackt'd. She was driven home aftt>rward. Officers arrested the lwo mc•n after the victim re1>0rt<"<I the in<'•· dent and gave a dl'scnpt1onofthc car. San Clemente Man Beaten, Robbed by 3 A 46 year -old Son ClcmNilc' mnn wa!\ h1•ul1•11 ancl rohh<'tl Saturday after three m1•n forcl•d their W»Y Into h1~ 3purtnw nt. Richard J . Horoni or 106 F.. Avenida San G;,hr1rl wa~ rullht•tl to Sa n Cle mcnl l' Gt.•ncrul ll0!'1plt'1 by fin• dt.•p:..rtment arn· bulan<·c after his roommate rt•· turned and found him lylnl( bloodied in the m iddle of lhl' liv- lna room noor. Baroni was released from the hospital after e mergency treat· mcnt for a head Injury. Ile told omcen he had h"nrd u knock on tht door and when he opened It, three men burst In. He was s truc k with some object. The men took $50 ca11h. Shields Honored The Beautification Commlttef' of the Laguna Beach Chamber or Commerce hos presented a com- rnend ation scroll to Lagunan Doris Shleld11, tor her work in ht1pln1 with beaullf1catlon of Fornt Avenut' and Lust'n Lane ln the downtown uea. • Controls Backed WASHINGTON (AP) --En· varonme ntal Protection Ad· mlnistratol" Russell E. Traln said today the federal government 1hould set standards to reduce the noise around atrports or else lrt airport operators make some 001se rules. And Train sharply criticized the conlrovers1al Concorde supersonic transport as a plane that is out of tune with the limes :.ind with U S. pohc1es on noise and energy Train said aircraft noise has been not only a bother to resi- dents and busin essme n near airports but u lso to airport owners themselves, often hit by lawsuits seeking compensation ror noise damage but unable lo 5et rulM for noise redUt•l1on. Train. in a speech prepared fol" a confere nce or the lnternalJonal Inst itute o r Noise Control Engineers. sa id the problem re- sists i.olulions because no one uc- cepts responsibility for 1t. He said the federal govern· mt>nt s hould take the lead. "To begin wilh, I believe the aarcra(t manufacturers need to have the federal gove~nment . establish national aircraft stan- dards," he s aid, and give them Ume enoug_h to build and ma.rkct quieter planet. - He aaid the government "should firmly Ide ntify those takeoff and landing procedures which are both safe and advan- tageous from a noise abatement point of view, a nd should ensure their universal use." H such a atep on the part of the federal government 1s not poi.&1• ble, the individual airports will have to lmpose rules, he saJd. He said has agency has almMt finished developing a method by which airports can si7.c up their noise problem and make plans to reduce It. "We plan to propose an airport regulation to the Federal Avia- tion Administration In lhe near future which will mandate the use or this planning process in th1: development or noise abatement plans at the nation's airports," Train said. Korean Crossfire TOKYO <AP> -North Korea chargc.-d lhal South Korean troops fired a machln<' gun Mon· day at a North Korean army pogl. in the d em 1lltarl:&cd i.on" l>t•tween thl• two Koreaa. The of- f 1<•1al Korean Centr al New!4 Agency :-.01d nothing about dumage or casualt1e11. It s aid tho rinng was ini.llguled by "the U.S. Jmpenuhsts." Con11Jt w ... utht•r Vnr1nbl" rloutllrw:i~ but mo11tly 11 unny Tuesday, w I l h w 11 r m ~ r t 11 m • per11ture11 ronl{inR from low lon111ht 43 to 411 und h1ich Tul'Sduy in mid or Ul)P<'r 605. INSIDE TODAV Tht 1tcond part o/ a look at lht Coh/orn1a h/etlyle f'r am1nu number• -lhc number of ptoplt, lht number of 011101, tht numf>ttr of planu. the numMr n/ boots, 111(' numbtr of llders. d e PagtA7. ., ... ¥19t •• •• At 4t INOeMIMe~ AS 0.•• C»tlfllJ 11 11 ,...,.. IJ .,, ... ,.,..,. IJ -.m At MeOMatWU A6 n-..... •.. , AU 114 AU AU 16 Ti. ..... , AU Mel-I t _, .. H«ll!!I l l . •• • A4 M AZ DAIL\' PILOT L.. -- ~-r---~...._-Pefle Al-- LOSS ••• '°see Callforn .. to me was really fant Uc." aid !kan, who ls a truclrdrlver. " And despite the then, Seara told, he and his wife plan to &av~ heir mo ney and return to California r1ext y('ar to finish their dreoim t~ap. Fro• l"flfle ~ l OFFICERS. • cellor and the Board of Cov. ernors to approve the funding ap. pllcution und to seek legislation .. to correct the in~Ulty" Gov, Brown's e nrollment limit has created It poinu out that the Sad· dlebock Communily College Dis· tnct, which encompasse:. 411 per. cent o( Oran&e County 11 the /a.stest-growing d1iUict 10 the state and cannot be Judged by standards applied to other com- munity college distncts. Schoohnen To Select President Selection of a new school board pres ident will confront Laguna Beach Unified School District trustees at their annual re· organization meeting at 7 :30 p.m. Tuesday at the Education Center. 550 Blumont St. Ir the board follows it.s past rotation system, the gavel will be passed fro m Jane Boyd to Michael Sagar. Sagar, elected to the school board in 1973, is board clerk. Following selection or 11 new president and clerk, the board will decide who will serve on standing committees tha t handle t>mploye relations. In other ocl1on, trustees will review alternative proposals for cons truction oC a contJnuat1on :.chool either near or on the Laguna Beach High School cam· pus. The board also will be asked to <1pprove appointment of Norman Borucki as high school athletic director. lie would succeed Don Ciawthon. who was fired from the JOb by Acting Principal Rkhard JfoJJl ster. Cuwthon will assume duties as n work experience and busines11 instructor at the h1eh school. I · -0.11 • .,. ... -............ 11_,.. THEY PLAN RETURN TRIP DESPITE DISAPPOINTMENT Canadians Wllllem and Sylvia Sears and Their ChUdren Laguna ff ills Planned Parenthood Opens New Clinic By ANNE COOPER °'' ... hlly ...... ~" The Planned Parenthood As· sociation of Orange County has announced the opening Thursday of a satellite clinic an the Sad· dleback Medical Building, 23561 Paseo de Valencia in Laguna Hills. The clinic will be open Thursdays from s to 8 p m . s1ud Ina Bliss. Orange County direc· tor. It will be staffed by a physi· cian, two nurses. a counselor. a receptionist and an educator. Pregnancy tests will be done on a walk·tn basis, but appointments are required for counseling and birth control Planned Parenthood of Orange County logged 14,402 patient vis· its in 1975. according to Mrs. Bliss. Mor e than 6,000 additional· people were reached by the as. soc1allon through special com· Cella, Aides Hearing munaty programs In 1976, the ...........__ ~i)er af patient vtSlt S IS' eT· )>tteled to top 17 .000. O•llpl'llell&Mt......_ PARENTHOOD PLANNER .- -Postponed A further t wo·dlly delay was ordered today 1n an Oran~e County Superior Court pretnal hearing Into mull1ple cnminal charges riled against Dr. Lows Ce lla Jr . and three co- derendents It was understood that Judge .Jerrold S. Oliver has not yet L'Om· pleted his research into a series of defense motions that lnclude a motion for the separate trial or t'O·defl'ndent TbcDdore Sch1f· Iman. SJ. Santa Ana. Cella. Schiffman, George L 0 1· lr ndorf. 44, Laguna Beach, and Stephen R. Evans. 31. Mi i;s1on \'1c10. face trial Apnl 19 on 127 tl'lony counts <:ontained in an Orun11e County Grand Jury In d1ctmcnl. rt 111 nllettl'd thnt the group :-111honed at lcut $2 million from two htl~p1tals -Mls11lon Com munlty or M lss1on Viejo and Mercy Genunl of Santa Ana. O~A~OE COAST DAILY PILOT 1,,_ '" ~ I ''·' t f'•H' Pltm wt9"! _,_ fll '' Ctwn ..,,,_..,,.,.ff¥• l',•U ''~Nf.,,..,,,byffW(}'.,.,., t M,t' Ut 1f'11,..(••,.r•f\• t+f)WM•"'4ft1ittn\et• ~wht•\~• t ~··•"'1•'t tM••-..•" f ,.,..,, kW t•·•.-~~ .... , ._,,,,, 11wMh, Uvn-1~°" 0.A(h tf!V• '·•~ '•'", t• i.•"• ~ .. n.,,,., .... • v.,,, •• ,,, .. t "U"1~th .,,. .. mtf't(ft•\4 A~in.,;-.,.,....'--1..,ti t•tif\ .. \ollt'41\.,_. • .. tvtlllo;'\ .-.l ~ .......... , fM ·;::. ;' ,·· \·.~:· .. ~·;i .~:.·:~ ~'.';:.,,llfJ ~"· .... Rotwrt N. W~ , ,., ....... ,_,. ,, ....... """'", 1 hom.t<; l<ttvtl ( .. ,., Thomas A. Mursihine ,... ........ .: ..... Charle<; H . Loos Rl<hard P. N•ll IAH1'1.M.M.t"f'ef"rff-~ • UtaUft• .. a<fl Office T1• c,..,_~•'• ~""• """•111'1-••ll , 0 ... -~,, Ott kn <••• .... W UOW.\l""•SI,_ Hwritl ... '°" .. Mfll t"ltBe-. .. ,..._.,Md ~•l'Mif.tri Vt tl•'t UMt \.a l'•j lltNd ••s..nr.....,,,...,.., TefetlMM 014)642~1 Clauifled Actverthlf'9"4Z.S671 UgYN e..ach All Oepjtrt"""1i : Tetepflone4M-t466 f•tm,..,.C.,......... ··~JO s.'"'' ,.,. Ot-CA.•• __,. ..... <-No NM ........... 1lhi1P .. ~. ""'WW .. I ~(In Of ..... rt1UrfWM 'w"lf't .,,._, .. ft,..MUtH •1U't•Wt l .. <\•l p.Pf~,lt\o ...... ,..,.....,_ ~:!,~'·~!~~:::_ :·~~:u-=· ..,,1 ... "'••I M U f'l'Mfttfltf rNht"'• ~•t\itt .... \lJ ,...fN, "Women come to us for m any d1fftrent reasons." she said "We charge less than a private physi- cian. our services ar.e available evenings. and the association has an outstanding national reputa· lion. Besides, we otter a sup- Rugs, Stereo , Stolen in LB Burglaries Laguna Beach police are tn· V('Stigating theft of $3,SOO In pro- perty stolen in two separate burglaries reported over the weekend. Gene Randolph Summers told po lac<' th at two Onental rugs valued at S2,300 were removed from ht'\ res1denN'. 8St Diamond St • somt>llme b<>tw<'en March 24 and 31. Police sn1d the dPlay 1n reporting the crime waR not ex · plained The mt'thod of l'ntry hn-; not t'>l'l'n dNermin<•d Bruct• G Z1mmc•rman told of. flC('rS that he discovered Josi; or SI .125 In stereo eqwpmcnt and otht•r fX'rtonal property wh<'n he t't>lurnt'd to his rl's1denct', 515 Al · h1pw Terrace, Frld11y night. Poh<'e '\a1d int rudt'rs gained <'n lry b) smoshmg a sUdmR 1:la:;s door with a concrl'tc hgunne. Ina BUH portive atmosphere, and that is important in s uch an intimate area as birth control and pre- gnancy counseling." Mrs. Bliss said the staff meets often to eliminate traces of bias, which are inevitable in counsel· mg .. We all have our biases." she said. "Different staff members have different biases. We work hard not to impose any personal bias on our patients. We are available to help them discover what is right for lh<'m, and then to h e lp the m accomplish whatever it is they c hoose to do." The Saddleback Valley l'linic is designed lo serve rcsldents from San Clemente to El Toro. Fees a re charf'e d on a slidjng scale, based on income and the number of people the income supports Additional information and np- pointment times are nv:11lable by t'allmg 547·0M4 Angola Re port ~INDHOEK. South West Arnt'a (AP> -Troop.s of the ruJ. 1n1 Popula r Movement for the l.1beration of Angola <MPI~) and their Cuban ulJJcs hove OC· cup1ed positions 1n <iouthcrn ~ngola recently abandoned by South African forces, officials ~aid today. Hirsute Justice Police Hair Rules Affirmed WASHINGTON CAP> -A police department may constitutionally regulate the length of an oflicer·s hair and prohibit hilt) from wearing a beard, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a vote of six to two, the justices reversed a de- cision of jhe U.S. Circuit Court an New York Invalidat- ing such a rule adopted by the Suffolk County, N.Y. police department. Justice William H. Rehnquist. speaking for the court, rejected the argument of Thomas Owen. presi· dent of the Suffolk County Patrolmen 's Benevolent Association. that the reJtulation trampled on the con- statutaonally guarantet'd nght to liberty. Owen . argued that the ~hoice of personal ap- pearance 1s part of a person s personal liberty and that the government may not interfere with it without showing an overriding need. ''The overwhelming majority of slate and local police of the present day are uniformed," RehnqU.ist said. ''This fact itself testifies to the recognition by Ulose who direct those operations ... that similarity in appearance of police officers is desirable." .. esponse CUSD Views Fundamental School A protpectua tor a Cundamen tal school tor atudenu. of the Capistrano llnaf1ed School Di~· tnct. wall be eonshkr~ by dt~· tnct board ot tducataon torucht The board will mttt 1n reaular a-. Ion bealnnmg at 7 JO p. m In Sun Juan Elementary School. 31642 El Camino ReuJ. San Juan Cap1struno. The proposal was ordered drafted after o survey of t'lemen- tary st'hool parents showed there was little snlereat ln the di:.lnt't ''it creation or a fundamental school ~me members ol the board said they felt parents did not un #~ro• Pa~ rl I NIXON .•. fact and somewhat removed" during the period, havtng told Nix.on he would make no pubhe comments on ampeachmenl. Al the same time, Newsweek's excerpt said, Ford was assunng Nixon of has "admiration and a[. fect1on " and praising him for a .. s uperb JOb" 1n foreign affairs. The excerpts det ail desperate efforts by forme r Nixon aides H .R . Haldeman and John Ehrhchman to persuade Nixon to grant them legal pardons for Watergate activities. A t e l ep h o ne call by Ehrlic hman lo Nucon's daughte r J.ulJe, in which Ehrlichman said pardons would ·"save a lot of em· barrassment to the President." infuriated her husband, David Eisenhower. according to the Newsweek excerpts. because David thought F.hrhchman's re- IJ]arks amounted to blackmail. Haldeman a lso was described as sounding In telephone calls to Nixon aides as If he were "warn· ing that he would send Nixon to ja1l 1f he d1dn 't 1tet a pardon." All der:stand what :. fundamt ntal school would ht likt. and for that reason responded negative!.) to the Idea A fund m~nlal school prottram aener•lly futures hithlly i.truc· tuttd classroom in..struL'llon in· eluding roll' drill, humt\\ork and letter grades A new mailing of tht' surv\'Y Is proposed to be sent to all kin dergarten through eighth grudc• student11 . The board's order for the JlrO· soectus wa!I in oppos1Uon to u recom m end a.lion by J efom~· Thorns le~, district supenntcn· dent. In a memorandum. Thomslcy told the board " ... 1t seems ap parent that the \'ast maJOrity of parents are for the most part pleued with the educational pro· gram bei n g afforded their children by tht ... dhrtrict " 'the sun·l'>. sent to tht> parents ot nt'arly S,000 dastnct 1J<tudl'nti., "as returned by 896 part>nls of whom fll 2 ~aid they we~ not an terested In a fundamental school for their children. Othi:r board bus inf'as uwludes · Proposed \'ntlori1<•ment or proposition one "hach would »I· low Jcusc·purchast focilltlci. financing for (O('ln51 (!rOwlh or ncedin& to rehabilitate faclllllcs more lhanJO year' old. School distrit'l calendar, at. tendance b oundaries ond fat'1Ut1es utilization for tht> 1976 77 school year The Capistrano l1nlfled School District inc ludes the com· mun1t1es o r Snn Clementt'. Capistrano BeaL'h, D;ma Point. Laguna Niguel and a portion of Mission Viejo.' Clearing Weather Seen-/ or Two Days Sprang rain which drop~ ont-· half of an inch of the wet stuff along the Orange Coast over the weekend will take a thrcc·day break, returning by Thursday or Frida y, weather service spokes men predicted today. Los Angeles forecasters said the latest storm, p~mpted by cold air moving down from the north. dropped .29 or an inch 1n Los Angeles Saturday and Sun· day brmgmg the Los Angeles total rainfall to 6.40 inches Nearly 13 inches or rain is normal for this time of year. oc· cording to Henry Meyer, weather service specialist. lie forecast clear skies throui.:h Tuesday. with lncrea:.1nR l'louli" and more rninfall b} mid \\t•t•k orThursd a) "We see a low prc.,''>ll rl' art•a moving mto the un•u which should bring anothl·r storm hy the end of the wcck." he said, The weatherm an said the new !>tOrm IS building Off the gulf Of Alaska. Captain Paul Kirlin of the D1\'ls1on of Forestry in El Toro :.aid that area also r ecordl'<i .50 of an inch of rainfall, barely dent· tnJ: the Rap between 6 S inl'hes that has fallen and Lhl' 1:.1 mcht·~ of normal rainfall. Oran1tc Countv senior bvdro .i:raphC'r John (;111t•n i.:lid 11.,. <·ounly 's rainfall now :.tund!> al S 71 sncht'S. compared "'th lht• normal 11.54 for the rear. "Th:it looks to ht• Just ubout hair nor mal." he said It! California. Now Over 85 Offices To Serve You Border To Border. r Join the ten\ of thov\onds nl Col1forn1n snvers o• lmperool Behind every 11 1ho1 \lond\ for lmprrt<JI you'll find high 1n1eres1 on 1nsu1ed savings. o f,.endly srofl ro SNvf' you, ond convenient free $e,....ices. Imperial reolty does hove l 1 s for you. Hith lnlcNst On Insured Sningt. 7.75' ""50' l•.; )"1t ----0.-.• 'I 000 o.p,, .. o \ I O'.lO °"-" s 1 oc;o ''''"" 0 )"f'O• ''""'' 'p•OH let,,._, JO~ .... 8..06"' .. l79"-.. 6.98"' .. '--' ...... 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Id~ W11h IM Kl'IOqh R••ltrf'mrnt Pinn ftir th., \••If ,.mployl"d, yov con wvr ur 10 V500 Pvery y~or, 111• rlr-f Prrt>d Both pr1nc1pnl onrl tt11rr11\I ""' dedvclf'd from yovr Q•oi~ 1noomP fnr 1n<()1r111 lo• purpo~\ Yov only pay tox on the fund\ when you ~1n withdraw· 1nq yl)ur monr>y ol 11•t1rement t•mr. ll.,.aUatt..tmpor1ol's lndiv1duol Rellre· mont Acc.ount (IR/\). If you ore not olreody covered by o relorPment program ot work, yovcon sove up ro $1500 coc.h year. Principal qnd interest ore lox deferred unttl fund) uro w1thdrown ot relirernenl lime. H 1mPEAIAL sAu1nGs A .. 0 lll&flf A\\OC,t• T<. 1tC ....... .rywood tlN 'I A•l.t"I•' ..... ~··~151 • •c..1.1 ,.._ 33HI Art IOI '>• ~·o ,~,. H...,t..,.'°" ,.,_ <">'~ l -A•~ ~) l!IAI • '$MIU MO<\!C.8 804 Tlh •.1 )'1 l'•I .,...,. V• 6• t i .. 1 lot "'"~'1"• "''' '"° 1 SU ~10 • '&ou•h O•te ''•O y,., ... ,,101.0 ~ •'51 S1...t10 Ctl 1n;>? v .. ntuq f\1vo 1"6 t l'MI • .,.,.,._ 1190,.1 """' '•-""'" '>~u"" .,.., 1~111 ·w .. 1lotA •'-•115!>1 t;1n••'A" ""•1 •Tt'l~H • WllW.1<e•!l~W•l•""*Rlv<1 113&)1'1 .. • ..,.... .. c .... ~ • ·1.-1 ,,........,. • •a....,,..,. • •H.,_,,,..., ... cft • ,.......,. c......., ,.,.....,M a..u .. ..,. ' l•*"'tl c~ • w ... Co•M• • WHt-....od v ..... • ·w...u .. , • • w .... ..,... ~· o .. , 0 C .... IO<.,,. of'•-Wle•<ff 10 .. ,,.. -ltt ,.,. WM .. I'-ol -.... _,.. lfl,.tte<y lo-,.,. -,.._,,..., ·()fl~·· 0.,...1 ...... .,.._, le 1--~.., ·--- ,, ~ 0w-1 ~. °' o.... l $....,..Dolor..._,.,. c ... --• ......... ~. om I I -, l • 00 ay nned Pur pos e: To Fight Hunge r , Malnutrition K1'lr'9e A11ocl1Wd PrHa C11mp•11tnina :l&ain-.t hun.:,•r. malnutrition and poor eating habit$, m .. ny Amencans 1n cum mun1tae1 at'ros the country arc preparinit for "food Day" Thursday. Tht•r c will be dl'· monstrations o( cvcrythlna from planting vcgcttit•ks to l(etl1n~ U'lc most food for the: least money Food Day is sponsored by tht• Centrr for Sch•nc.:c in thl' Publtc· Interest, a ·nonprofit research group based tn wa~hlngton. O.C' T HE CENTER .;PQnsored d s1m1lar t>Cfort lai.t )CMr. but was Optometrist Outirman of 'Deeds' ·Award Dr. Bert L McCoy. a La~una Hans optometris t. has been selected as chairman or the Sad dleback Valley Excllange Club's "Book of Golden D<.-eds " pro- gram. .:rhe ''&nk. of __Golden. Dccd.i'' award 1s made annuall)' to a Sad dlebaek Valley c1t1zcn who has shown outsta ndinl( service and leadership. Previous winners in· elude Cal !'\eve. deputy sheriff. Joseph B. Adams, pn11c1pa l of Olivewood School, and Genevieve Nu.llo of Lcii.urc World. Serving with Dr. McCoy on a committee to screen prospective recipients arc Tom Winget. bank president; Dr Richard Welte. superintendent of the Saddleback Valley Unified School D1stnct; • Father L.K. Parker. a rch~1ous leader ; Nick D1G1uro. an 1n· surancc cxccut1\'C. and 8111 Kobler. d1str1ct gl>\'emor of the Exchange Club cnucii~ by some people for eon· fu.slJ\g pobllci with nutntJon. A hit of the so·caUed "Tetnble Ttn ·· fooda for ~xample. included some •tems selected bccauie thty had hltle nutrttion:d voaluc and others chosen only because they were the subJect oC labor boycotts. This year. the center is conccn tra\lng on local efforts to in· crease people'5 awarencs:. 1>f nutrtt1on and WC'rld hun.:,•r pro· blems. The center has issued a "TerrH1c Ten'' list ol pt.'Ople or groups "\I.ho have midl' signifl cant achievements m their com muruty." BA8BARA GOTTLIEB, a spokesman for the center, said that the hst is designed to s potlight programs such as farmer·to-consu mer markeung proJects. .. These people deserve re· cogoit100." she said. There also is another .. Tcmble Teo," focused on individuals and groups rather than products President Ford, Agri culture Secretary Earl L. Butz and the Grocery Manufacturers or Amenca -traditional targets for consum er activists are all on the list. TWENTY·E IG HT scientists I tom uni versalles Wld govern· mcnt arc partaclpaung m a "fQOd Da,y Dlal-oguc" Wtdnes· day and Thursday. The program is sponsored by the 25,000· member Council ror Agricultu.ral Science and Technology and is partly funded by a grant from U'lc National Agricultural Chemlc1.tls Association The scientis ts will answl'r questions, via toll-free tclephonl' hnt·s. on food safoty. nutnUon and agricultural production. The telephone numbers a rc lj()()..424 .9510 for calls from outside Washington, D C. and 347.5074 and 347·S075 for calls msad<' the c~· ' Hearing Set In Huntington Child Death A preliminary hcanng is schcdulcd t\pri I 15 for accused r h1ld killer Patrick R llcbcrt, of lluntington Beach Jkbcrt. 24, of 17441 Kolcdo TH ~ CENT ER generally ir-T:rne. ·nas been held at Orange working to e.ncourag~ small County Jail unable to post bail on family farms: LS sharply cnt1cal u murder charge i.wcc the Feb. of the large food companit's 111 dl'ath or D e lta Dawn known as agribusiness. and Da\'ldson. would like to sec so-called junk The 21 ~-year-old child died of food~ elif!linated from the head tnJUries at Jluntington In· Amencan diet tcrcommun1ty Hoi.pital Local Food Day programs Hebert had dropped off the vary widely. baby and her mothl'r. Mrs. Betty There will be a cityv.i de fair tn Davidson, with whom he lh ed Tucson. Ariz. Lincoln. Neb., rcs1· and was arrci.ted by Huntington dents are starting~ ··tool-lcnd1ng Rench police within an hour after library'' for urbttn 'gardener:. the hospital not1f1ed aulhont1es The consumer aHa1rs office.· tn Im cst1g:itor:. alll•ge the c:h1ld Akron. Ohio. is setting up a \\:JS seve rely beatl'n \\lulc her market where shoppers can bu} mother "'a., abM•nt and· Jlcbcrt directly from the !armers "'a'> babysttllng Match es CALIF. DREAM ... foc1htu•i.' to .. :111:.f~ thl' California·~ cr~l\ tng for For Safe ty nonmotonLcd pursu1ti. ltkc hiking. b1cyding. raft From Page A 7 ing and kaynk1n~ &Jug /it The demand for tarmac camper µark., with hot and cold runntn~ \\a ter nnd ski slopes with -mttht1n1ct1I 11n~ hit11 ~.-.f'.t>pla{'l•d ti~.-. 4'-1.unor-foi:.. n:.iturc tr~.tib un<l r ro~s·C:Ollntry Ski runs "Bl'T i\l,L WF.'RF. RF.1\LL \' <loing is changing the crowd patll•rn .. ," said llun.:ola, nolln~ that a bike-trn1I alonJ! lht• i\mt•n can Hl\cr 1s cxpcncnc~ mg traffic Jami. with 10.000 .. ,..,,tors a"' ~ck. _Thc...1twnwn .-iw-111111 r.-unnin~ ~l'f't'I) 5pti11g nights. but Californian.., can nc\'cr rl'CJpture thl' solitude the) all long for l'l' BLIC ~OTICE WASlllNCTON I i\Pl _ ..T h c .C OJl.~ u rn l' r Product Sa f1't v~·orn 1 mt:.:.ion 1s prop -.1 ng ----·- mandatory :-.1frty . tan dard.; for l hl' 25 hllhon matl·hbonl.. .. c·1rrulatt>1I in the l'n1ted Stal1.•., t'<ll'h )' rnr Oner rnk wrmld Tf' t qwre the matc:he-. to-.l'lf ext1ngu1sh "'1th1n 15 i.l'conds Other rull-s des1s:n1.-d · to \•hm1ndt1.· or rt'<lucr '.e:;,-------,11~ unrea:.onable ri.,k., of ,~:~~~;~~~=~~',o:.:( ~~CAT~T~~~!:~!'(N;r dealh or 11\JUr~. \\OUld STAT(O,tALl'O•N1A.-O• '"' 111 •-"'!~""'""' ounqow lncJUdl' Chllcl f(''ilSl,tnl ntltOUNT'fO,OAANOI! ~'Al I d h h ...... .-ue ,,,. ••OMES 1.,00 r ........ ,~ covers an mate <'" t at In, ... -11 .. ol I"• t:\l•l•OI PUAL """'""' ,.,"''"'I"" l\• u n C.o>htvn•" bum no f arlhl'f than 00('· E \fUAMTHA L, O.<t••..i , .,,..,, half inch 1«>t1<• '' 'Wr•DY t iven to tr.a.tor-\ ~"•nl\ M M ,.,.,.,,,._,. to.>'tJ M••"<I <'•'"" •Q•'"'' ,,,. ''"" o-<• G.o1t ... 10 "''""" "'"' ""'"" ~ .. n AS ESTl)1ATF.D :?5 ~I to fl'«' W ld <••'"'' 1n trw o•oc• Of (At1tQ1"'• t'l1U. . .... , .... ol ..... t ...... ,., <""'1"' IO I Cl••· \"'""'" tll0A1 '"·M""" b1lhon matchboc1k<; an• ,,..,.."' ,,,.,.,, 10 t,.. .,,,.,.,,,_ .. -A ... n.,.. """''""""' ,, • .,". c .. 110.n ... , !lold or g1\'<'n a"' av ('ach olhO°' Ll!WIS lo LEWIS Atf"'""n•I .,,.,,.... °'*'" C.•t•. •n Lo• ""Otf"• ,._,, '""""''"'' ,,,,, stores a net r<'=-t~1urants ll~t'• Mo"~ u"''"'- NBC has signt.'d a new con· tract with latc·m~ht TV king Johnny Carson for an un· disclosed amount. 202 Caves Found JEFFERSON CITY. Mo tAP l -The Division of Geology and I.and Sur\'ey says 202 cavcs wen.• found in Missouri 1n 1975. bnn5t· mg the number of kno"'n cave!\ to 3.313. !'-ttllVt t fr<11n J It• 10 P•.1 ( DAILY PILOT 12 Vie for 'Miss' In May Pageant Twcln• youna: women from the S~ddleb:al·k Vath.•> 1lrtady hnve en tcred the 1976 Miu Siaddlcb11ck Valle.>' Pageant. the Cha mber of Coin mtrce reported. • The paaunt. slated tor Ma) 2 at Mission V1CJO Hilh School, wlll be emceed by. Kl IS disc jockc)' Char he Tuna Sc\ cral pnzes wall t>t• clvcn nway lndudlng a $500 modcllna school scholars hip flee. Sulll• 407 , 23861 El Toro Rood. El Toro CONTESTANTS to date arc Christle Let> Blnsingamr. 18, Mi ssion Viejo. Jsnt't Marie Welding, 18. Mi11111on Viejo; Lisa Ann Heim. 18, Laguna Niguel , Debra Jenn Smith. 19, EJ Toro. Diane Kay Horn. 19. El Toro; Candice Ann Hollon, 19. Laguna N1gu<'I . Vkkit• Louise Hopp, 20. M11sion VteJo: Diane Judith Pact'k. 18, Laguna Hills; Debra AM Fleming. 18. Mission Viejo . Cindy Lynne Brooks, 18. EJ Toro. Jane Walbelmina Wellema, 18, Mission Viejo. and Tyese Mane Thomas. 19, Laguna Hills. OTHE RS INT ERESTED in compeung for the title. currently held by Vickie Bosworth of Mis· sion V1eJo. may obtain applica· lion forms from the Chamber Of. All applic u nu mo:\t \)(' high Kchool ~raduatc11 by &·ptt·int>cr und bctwt>cn tht• ugt>s of 18 and 22. The rules also s~-clty lhal ('011testonts must not have bl't'n marncd. dlvor('cd or had their marrlnges annulled PART OF T it E comJX'lltlon 10 \•oh·e~ :> lhrce nunutt• talent performance <'•thcr in music. singing, dramatic rt'od1ng . art display, dress dt's1gmng. poetry or creative writing Loral businessmen interested in sponsonng any one of the can· didates should contact th\.' Chamber of Commt'rcc The cost or sponsorship ranges between S35 and~ and is intended to help defray expenses incurred by the entrants soup. salad, OOl<.110, roll. and dessert S2.35 SPIRES· IRVINl MacArthur Blvd al S 0 Fwy COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor Blvd l.d1-··•1h1, .. \tl :-.ti 1 10l1•·1 I ',.1[11 Ill ti)'' ll1·1 .. 111 .1k.1 --• I --• I --1.,., 11ri • ••r• • ••• •• ....... a UT L, .... JOOL0"98U<n81vd 1n t1WCltV l '"''"'"""'""'"""utl•llbv ........ year In d.ruj! and J,!rl'l('t'ry l(lll(f\lth l•H•r office I\ trw ot.c" ot bu\• p,,,, fl ff M, ~~ ,,,_,. d b \V I ( """ ot '"'-""o.,,1qnfll '" •" """.-.1' '"' \, .• , ... ,;,.,.,, ....,,, ,11,,, "'"'" •ri.:· an a r s o u < r n ~,Uinl~Q to \4t•d l•\t'1t• \U(f'\ ch••"'\' I ,,•"'• ( '""' lf "'•"ii• '"'~'" ,...,, match<'~ \\10uld not hl"' t •1t,,HWMCfl\\.,, ... OwCh4o·r,M~11 .. 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C ,\ Il l 7711 .sf=E Southern California Edison L/SC l\l o nday' Clo ing P r ice NYSE COMPOSITE • TRANSACTIONS ; ..i Std11gl•Toag'la Warranties Act Needs Clout By Y\.\llA POll'tf:R Under the ntw f't'dt'rul Wotraneie Act, ronsumcrs wall for the hrst \fmc bt' 6llVCn vitally Important fl,IC\!I obOut lht' warranties orrcrrd by manulacturt·ri or j!oods So far. rtnc But whut af lbc m:mulacturer de>t"s not llvr up lo th\' wurrunt)'., Or 1( he JUSl can 'l be found., Although tht• law al lows t1uitt for drrcphv\' wnrrnntit-s. thl' <'On sumer must t1r:;t find the• party g1v1n1t lhe "arrant)'. then start .l Money's Worth swt (pciss1bly in a d1stunt city I. ond l1\£1n hare n lftwytr or try \(I m:mage the lawsuit " 1thout one The problems could rru~h wh;1t nppl'nrs lo be lh€' coh sumer'!' great nt\\• nghts nnd m~k<' o w11rr <111tv more significant on pop~r thun in tht' mnrketpl:1ct-Thu~. three key dnves arc under wa) FIRST, SEVERAL slJtcs. notably Massachuttc~ and Maryland. have abolished contrnl't clauses whereby the seller tusuully the retailer> "disclaims" all wurrnnties Translated, this disclaimer meuns that the retailer fsn't responsible for a l~mon; the bu}er must hunt down the manufacturer. In some instanl'es. the standard "dis· claimer" clauses may even deny the "amphcd" wan-ant) that normally goes wtth any s ale and says that the product is reasona"bly fit for Jts intended purpose Under this new t'ffort, sellers as well as manufncturerl> would be res ponsible for the goods they sell And if the maker is at fault. the n-tailcr could charge him for essential repairs or replacement The trend may accelerute a shirt. already an progrei.s, for manufacturers to designate tf' ta11<-rs as agents for fixing defective 1temi. Second. a m aJor effort would upgrade the role of smllll claims courts to makt:• warranties more enforceable AS OF NOW. FOR instance. 'l mull·l'la1ms courts art' oftl'.'n overcrowded w1lb debt collcctlon cases against con sumers . Also the loser d()('sn't always pay lht• Judgment even 1r the consumer wins New York has a paoncermg law which, among other things. permits the winner to collect three times the original total 1f there is a pallc.'rn of three or more Ignored judgments. and the debtor ba5 lhe money to pay This could b<' 11 model forolh<'r!> Small-claims courts usually can't cancel a contract. but can only g1v<' back the buyer's deposit or damages. An outrag<>ous result an some cases 1s that the buyer might win back hts deposit on a lemon. but then be sued by the seller for the full amount in regular court (llnd. without a lawyer. lose!>. A solution m1ghl be to allow i.mall l'lalms 1U<lgcs lo cancel l'onsumer contracts . Too many locaht1~ don't havl· 'mall-l'laims courts. this could be corrected by dl'.'sagnatin~ existing courts to ex • l'l"CIM.' ~mall-cltuml-l>Owt>f~ Somt> courL~d-0n't sat at night . .;o consumers can't ~l'l lo them. Community !)rrs:.ur<' '1'1i;t)\I .... pur I h~· <'ourts to ~1t al least one 111,::ht a week -!"O~u: SMALl,.(1.t\l~I. 1udjll's aren't aware of pro '1Mon., in the IJw that ra,or rnn ... umcrs I such as the ruk that onc·s1dcd. unra1r. f1m· 1mnl pro' 1s1ons can be declared um·on ... r 1nnahlc 1 Tralllllll! 1110)!1 .101!> m1gh1 soh·1• th1'> by ac qu111nt1ni;i Jlld l!l'!> or volunteer urb1trators wilh lhr relevant rulcs .DoJ.Jar limit.:. on ct-J1m:tc frequently arc too low to.al low dlsputt-s O\'Cr h11e ttekel 1tem i; t-0 be-heard. L1m1L'> could be raised tas in New \'ork recently, from $.500 to Sl.000>. Finall). l'Ompanies might be more encouraged lo l'Stabhs h informal dtsputC'·Setllement mechanisms. To ~.kw have Qpted lo pay the costs or creating such a pro l'edurc. --- The third closely related problem is what to do about l'Onsumer claims localed an distant states where it isn't pracltcal for the.' consumer to hire a lawyer or truvel to sue Then• is no machinery now lo solve this uq~ent problern. A POSSIBILITV IS THE establishment or an interstate small·claams system to operate by mail in cases where oral hearings aren't necessary. Both cons umer and l'ompany would wntc comphunts and responses; the tribunal would dccide the case. based on the wntten information given by both sides. Experts think 90 percent of consumer cases could be solved this way -a giant step forward from today's total vacuum for long-distance dispute settlements Without m achincry ror both long.and short-range settle ments of disputes. warranties arc Just about worth thf' paper they're written on m many cases. Wak<' 1111' Demand action. Only then wall the 1mperaltv<' solullon' begin to cmcrg<'. Food Prices Creep Upward in March Ry The Assoc:lah•d Pres' Supermarket shoppers who enioyrd lower ymcei. in th~· first part of 1976 found dunng March that the savings were too gs><>d to last . an Asi.ocaated Pre~i. markelbasket survey 1>howa lncrcases for a wide range or 1tcms boosted the famlly groccry bill last month. although prices generally wen• lower than they were at the start of the year The AP drew un a ran<lom h1>t or JS commonly purchased food and nonfood item~ and r hcckNI lht• price ln one supcrmark<'t 1n 1•a<·h or t:l c1t1l'. arch 1, 1073 Pricc1' have be('n r el'hcckcd Qn or aho h<· start o( t•a<'h succct.'<I· anii month. THE 1,ATEST SURVF. !>how\'(! a frw Jlrt<'t' decreases during March: pork cho~ cchnNl In <'i~ht cities, for 1•o m pit', llntl t'ftl(M 1n JO Hut in('n•w1c•:11 for huttc·r . oll·beef frankfurters anc1 c·oHrc off11l'l lhl' ~u vinjli.. fn f..<)S l\nl(t"fCI\, the pri<'c of hutt<>r w11i. up 2 percent l:ilit month. the pr1N' or •·.cits wus u~ u whorritnR 23 pre<·,~nt JlrCOlC'!t increatw 1n lht• .,urvt') :mil the• (lri<'«? or pork Ch011' w:J!> up 5 percent The markelbn~kl't total wits up durlnit M nrch in caahl of the cities s urvl'ycd. in<'rea~ing an average of 2 fl pcrcc-nt The total was '1own 1n four cities, dccreasinit an uv('ruj(r 3 2 1>erccnt. und was unchan&:NI at the 11urvc.'y store In \ht' 13th dty. Miami. On t1n uvt•N1ll bnsls, the markNb11~kcl total al the start of April was 11 llttlc lcs:11th11n1 percent hlght'r than it was B month urllcl" A compan~on or pnrcs now and ot the start or tht'.' year showed t-ncouraging news. The markctbaskcl total wH down ot the checklist store in 12 cities, with an t1ve ra.ce drop o( about 3 pctcent. The onlfi increase wos nt lhc checklist st.ore In Dallas, where the markctbaskct total went up a lit- tle less than l percent. T H E MARCH INCREASES did not follow a con1istent pattern in most cases. Items that were up in one city went down In anoth<'r, rcncctang local sales and s pecials rather lhan a general price trend ... ,.... ~,,,,.... . .... ,, c,, , t r i "'--'1 (\-, ,...,, w--• -w w --w w-n 10''1-•.\W•"CEll" 11 11• fl'••1'' ~.:",!..'-o~!Ot' A0 ~·, ... -.. '• 1tO ~'>, "" WI\£ oll 'IO 1100 100 ~..,It.. -, • t .. ;JO ~'' 10 I •I 11 • '• WVt•C.fO IO \ Ill )1"• ''-W1"-pt1 H • 1 n · "' o Jt -t~ WIKP\ I H I ,. II\, • .. X Y l · I" l "t • ·~ WIK f)\ t )I I 1) ••'-• '" ll.e""'<:p I tt 1'1• H '• •1"• ua ''" ... Wit«>, 10 11 ~ ,, ••• '• x1•1 •nc .. w 10.... • 111 ,, ...... WOl"'W 07• U n •'· ........ ~ i' to .... '' U 1•111 1 ., mel".o tO • ~ 11 • • " ",=_1>o f) • •-.• '• WI h'• • I " -C'O OS. l IS , .. • '"l P .. )l1 10-. ... I U •, <•~ ... I JO I U 17 I• '• l-ta JOO ) I" I) '• \1 I Wll\t lt a Ht ,... ,.,,. C-o • ~ •'> t t UI JI .. ft91*0f1 ~ 11 M l..,•N.o<I 111 )6t JI -•I • )11 f .. ., W.rkl Ao,... •) ~ • .... 7...,.1..., .0 1) ll U"'t " • 7 , Orange Coast EDITION t Today' Clo t.g , .Y. Stoeks • .. * * * VOL 69, NO. 96, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A MONDAY, APR ii.. 5, 1976 C TEN CENTS ... SEC ExtendS Pre~ley Trading .Ban I . l I The ~curilies and Exchunli(e Commission today announ('cd an ntenB1on of a sus~r1s1on in trad· in11 1n the stock uf The Pr~h·y Companies or Newport Beach Tri.din& Ul the home bwlding company's s h ur e:c wai. su" pended March 2S by the SEChnd the su1peni.1on was to have been llfled by today. But a message out o( the SEC's Washincton office this morning 1a1d the st.1spen'1on will be con· ttnued to April ta. Then• was no fel.lSon glH•n for the continued s uspension. although a spokesman 1n the SEC:'s Los Angeles office said a litatement ~ould be released later A $pokebm:itn al tht Presley or. fices 1n .Newport Beach aa1d the company had not beet'I conlact.ed by the SEC an~ could c.ive no re· a&on for the contlnuc!d i.u•· pe0$10n . It had been assumed that the O•llY ,., .. , -"" lllclUNI K-ltt TH~Y PLAN RETURN TRIP DESPITE DISAPPOINTMENT Cenedlen1 Wiiiiam end Sylvl• Seers and Their Children Theft Sours Trip For Canadian Pair By KATHY C'LANCV 04 I~• O•llf ,., ... tuft A Canadian couple'' dream vacation to C'<ilaCornia wai. sh<il tered m lluntington Beach Satur day, when the $350 they saved for their trap was stolen from lt1eir locked car Mr and Mn, Wilham Sl-ari. of Calgary, Albt>rtu, had stopJ>(.'d at the beach bdQre r h1t<'klnll into 11 mot el . 110 their 3 yeur olrl dought<'r. Joanll'. roulcl play in the sand and gel bcr fin.t look at .i surfer · Wt> thought the <'ar w:1i. tn o 51fe place,'' Scari. 'u1d today · It was IO<'ked up tight ·· But thieves prwd open a IA tn· dow, ..:mpt1ed S350 lrom Mri. Sears' purse csncl fl~ with th<· ca<;h and a camera. lht• touplt• told pohre Now Mr. and Mrs Sears, their daughter, and three month·old son, U11l y. don't hav<' the ('ai.h to ~N home. And th1· tnp to Das · nt•yland they prom11.ed lhl•ir rluughter probably won·t take pl UC'4' .. Wt> had been telhn~ h.fr Sh<" would see M 1ckcy Mou,t• and Donald Durk, .. her fatht<r i.:i1d tSf'e l.OSS, Pastt' J\2) cn~s S1vanstrom 'Top' Office~'s Dad Is Tops Too Costa Mean policeman S1g\ nrd A. SwaMtrom huit to shnrt• the• llJnellght with hi• dud thtl' JQOnlh. The two Yt>llr Coi.ta ~h>i-n l>(>hcemun wnl4 nnmed "OHi<•t•r of the Ye11r" by hi~ follow ~!Icemen. 11111 fothl'r, Or Hoy Swanstrom, 1>rofC'11sor of h111tnry ol ~atlle Paclrlc Collc•ge, ha11 ~n no med "ProfC"'llK>f" of lht• v~ar '" llt that coll('gt.' Officer Swant1\rom. commun1 f~ relations oCftcer for tht> c;osta Mua department. will he bonorf'd al an Exchan"e Club luncheon Tuesday Swanstrom was lauded for his organization and superv1S1on of the burglary prevenllon unit. His courtesy with the public, u well as hia professlooahsm ln his job, earned him the nomina- tion and eventual tiUe o( "Officer of the Year," according to Poltce Chief Roaer E. Neth. Swanstrom attended Seattle Pactflc College, where his father Is to be honored. ond will soon <'Omplete degree requirements In sociology. lie has attended the Washington Law Enforcement Officers Tralnln~ Academy nt Olympic College and the Orange county ~~e Officers AGdcmy at Golden Weal College. The 26-ycar-old polJceman has aerved In tht' uniform dlviA1on as a patrol omcer and joined the o.11, 1"1114 Motif ,._. LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON Meae Officer Swenatrom community r elations office about six months ago. 'l'he Exchange Club luncht'on wall be held at the Mesa Verde Country Club Tuesday at 11 .4~ a m . Tickets. available a\ the door, ar e $4 .50. trading In Presley stock was halted after new1 stont• ubout an ent rl)' convertuJi Invention that Presley holds r esidential nght.a to began to tea1' out, re- portedly co?rirmlng that some t~ll on the convertet' bad been L successful • ' The converter , invented by Dr. Sam Leach. is supposed to use an unknown catalytic agent lo break "ater down into 1t:.s component parts. freeaog the hydrogen gas for use 1n nppllances where hot~ automotive rights to the in-l(ulatory Uit<'ncles 1molvt.'<1. ' natura!1as la used. ''ent1on SJ>t'('u loation that the invention I Mlrkln. prt•s1den~ of Budget could return substantial orofals ' Rent · A-Car of Southern to pubhcv held Presley MJMJ CaUfomia.asaLldolsleneighbor Hydrotech ls not publicly of Randall Pres ley, head of The held-has made the company·q· The invention, caUC!d the SLX Hydrogen Generator. wu tested two week• afo by two 1ndepen· dent testing aboratones 1n Los Angeles and stories ma f1nanc1al pubbcaUon said that ltsts were successful. These re$..uhs were &iven out by Morris Mlrkin, owner of MJM Jlydrotech, the company that Presley Companies. stock one or the most heaV11 ' traded &tocks on the American Tbe Presley spokesman said Exchange. , the company is awaittng offietal Despite an earlier suspensionf resulu of those tests and will re-m January, the stock has rLSen\ lease information about them. from $3 a share to more than 520 , after cbecktng with all the re-"hen 1t wau uspended March ZS. 1 . J . • j: Bean Brother Gets Life: I • ' Finklea Slayer Escapes Execution By TOM BARLEY Of IM 0•11¥ ,.11"4 ,..H Convicted killer Charles Den- nis Bean escaped the death penalty today for lus role in the slaying of honor student Stephen "Mike" Pinklea of Fountain Valley. Orange County Superior Court Judge William L Murray sen· tenced Bean, 22. to hfe'in prison alter Deputy 01stnct Attorney f'rank Bnseno abandoned plans for a s pecial htanng before the Callaghan To Lead In England LONDON tA P > f'or eign ~<'n'lary James Callaghan-was named to succeed llarold Wilson today as prime minister and leader or Britain's ruling Labor .party_lleJs a...siroujlijvocate or improved relation& be tween Western Europe and the Un.lted States. "There will be no iru;lders and no outsiders and no cliques in my admmistratlon," he told fe llow Laborttes after he "as chosen. .. So far as the past 1s concerned I shall wipe the s late clean and r a!>k evl'ryone else to do the bame " Callaghan. M , \\hon•presented h11> party·i. t't'ntc r-right ma1only, dl'fcat.ed Employ ment Secretary M 1chacl t•oot , 62, a left-winger, in a vole by Labor members of Parliament. lie got 176 votes-to 137 for F'oot The new Labor party leader then received a summons lo Rul•kangham Palace from Queen F:Jlzabc>lh JI lier royal assent. a formality. wus needed to make him pnme minister. CallaRhan , B<'Cl'ptPd the Job by kissing her hand \\ill.on. 60, announced his r e· i;1gnat1on March 16. saying fie \\anll'd to retire at that age. He said he ul"IO "antl'<i to l(1ve ha i.uccessor at last two years m of· f1ce before the next election, "h1ch must come by 1979. Wilson s 111d in en Interview lo day that he reels 20 year'\ youngrr now that he II' stcppinl( down but that he has two great disappointments his failure lo !>f•ttle tht n hodeslan problem a nd the s trife in Northern Ireland C:alluhan 1i a personal fnenrl of Secretary of Stole llenry A Klsslng<•r Th<' two coMult re· gularly by telephone. All prime minister, he Is expected to urge closer lies bet ween the Unltc•d Statc11 and the nme·nalion Euro· pean Common Market Callai<han will come lo No to Oownlna Street with more ex pericnce In offi<'e than many pre· decessors DOW CLIMBS OYER 1,000 NEW YORK IAP) -The stoek market. cheered by the settle· ment or the trucking strike over the weekend. advanced sharply today to push the Dow Jones in- dU&lrlal average above 1,000 on- ce more Analyats had put a large part of the blame ror the market's pullback last week on concern that the nationa l trucking strike. begun Thursday, would Interfere with the progrcas of the economic recovery The Dow Jones average or 30 stoek• aalned 12.07 poinu to 1.004 09. {Tables, Al2) jury that found Bean gullty of first d egree murder in the Halloween night i.l-.y1n~ of Finkle.a. 19. The Orange Coast College wrestling team Cltptain 1us shot to dulh by two guns 1Ah1le he worked as a parll1me clerk ut a local market. Briseno commented today that it was pointless to further pro secute Charles Bean since the jury which found ham guilty of first degree murder had ruled that it was not satisfied that the defendant used ~ gun in th.e kill· ang of Finklea. "But I am satisfied that he did shoot the victim and that he is Just as guilty as hi~ brother," the prosecutor said. "l only wish I could prove at." "I agree with you," Judge Murray told Bras~no 3nd the 0•11, / .... -.. " ... ,,,°' 0'°'"*"'11 BATTIN TALKS WITH FRIEND, RACH&. PERRY In Hall of Courthouse Todey In Sente Ane Supervisor Battin's ~Trial Under Way An Orani?e C<>untv Superior ColH·t jury hcj.'t a n hearinf( testimony today in the> rabf' of In dieted county Supe rv1!>or Hobert Battin The start of Uattin'1 tnal <'Oml' almost eight month.'! arter tht< county Grund .Jury charl(tid him with aeven felony cnmcs related to the alle~ed use of county rmploye11 In a 1974 political cam· paign In his opening statement to the jury. Deputy 01stnct Attorney Jack Ryan said that, dunng Bat· tin's unsuccessful 1974 campaign for lieutenant yovemor, county workers an his o fice "worked CUii time on the campaign and only part time on county business." In rebuttal, defenu attorney Matthew Kurilich told the eight· man, four-woman Jury that Bat· tin is being prosecuted ''because of his stand on environmental Ill• fi Ue s and h is p o l itica l persuasion.··'" .. Being th'e first Democrat elected fo office r,ince the days of the depression, he had enemies who wanted him r emoved from office,'' said Kurllieh. D:at\ln, who b the flr1t Orange CQunty supervisor to be charged whll crimes wh;te In office. 111 al- leged In the Grand Jury Indict· tnent with hav1n1 committed strand lhrft, mis use of funds and prel'lenl1og false rlocuments. Thf> 46 year old Santa Ana ciu~rvisor 111 In tht' ell(hth yeur of his second term in ornrr ancl is eurrently a candiJatc for 11tute st'nator in the county''! new 37th Senatorial District An habitual omce seeker, Bat- tin has sought elective o((Jce s1K times the last 12 years, including his two successful campahins for county super visor. But it was his ill fated 1974 try for lieutenant governor that touched off a Grand Jury-an- vesUgation last year into aJlega- tlon s that he used county employes and supplies to further tus own political career. Music Complaint Brings Pot Arrest An early morning complaint of loud music end ed lo the arrest or two Cosla Mesa teen-agers today when police found more than 70 mari1uana seedlings ln the apart- ment, In addition lo the noise. Police arrested Gregory Dolan Dies, 19, and J aek Gomet, l8, both of the apartment at 989 Mis slon Drive. o n suspicion of cuJUvatlng mari1uana. jury. "I share your belief that. Charles Bean fired a revolver in the killing of Mr. Finklea.'' Hueh Bean testified in his brother's trial that he Cired the two weapons later found by Santa Ana police an the brothers ' car, He testified that he alone was responsible for F1nklea's death a nd that Charles ~an only participated in the taking of $133 from the store's cash rcgastl'r. Rain Goes Away Till Thursday · pnngT1linwhleh~one-- baJf ot: an rub of the wet stufI+ along the Orange Coast ovet" the weekend will take a three-day break , returning by Thutliday or Friday, we a th e r service pokesmen predictedtodey. ----1 · Los Angeles forecasters said the latest storm, prompted by cold air moving down from the north, dropped .29 o( an mch an Los Angeles Saturda~ and Sun· day bnnjtang thl' Los Angeles total rainfall lo 6.40 inches. Nearly 13 Inches of rain b normal for this time of ycur, ac- cording to Henry Meyer, weatt\l!r service spec1al11.t. He forecast clear skies through Tuesday, with increa1>1ng clouds and more rainfall by mid-week or Thursday. "We see a low pres1mrc area moving into the area which should bring another storm by the end of the week," he said. The weatherman said the new storm Is building off the gulf of Alaska. Captain Paul Kirlin of the Division of Forestry m El Toro said that area ali.o recordt"d .50of an inch of rainCall, barely dent- ing the gap between 6.5 anchc:. that has fallen und the 13 mche'> of normal rainfall. Orange County senior hydro- ((rapher John Gitzen said the t'ounty'11 rainfall now blonds al 5 71 inches, compared with the normal 11.54 for the yeur. "That looks to ~ just nboul half normal," he said. ·We athe r Vttriable cloudlnesl' but mo11tly sunny Tuesday, with warmer tem - peratures ranging from low tonight 43 to .S and high Tuesday in mid or upper 60s. INSIDE TODA V T~ aecond port o/ c:a look clL t~ car./ ornfc:a U/e1111te er- a m1 nu number• -thf! numbu of people, the number of c:au101, the mmabe'r of plane•, the number of boah, the number of alderr. etc.PageA7. Index ........ • :! L.M IO-C.lil-A CIHtlH• c.m1u er.u--OullllMtl<n Ult«i•ll'-1:,.ltNIA-ftt '1-. IMl'M<• .. -U•r1 Al •.. , AU ,,_, AIJ AU •• ... A4 A% OAILYPILOT c I Airport :Controls Backed WASHINGTON CAP) -t:n· vlronmental Protectlon Ad· miruttrator Ruuell F.. Train s1ud &oday the federal aovemment should set standards to reduce lhtt noise around airporU or eue let airport operators make aorne noise rules. And Train sharply crHiciied the controversial Concorde supersonic transport a.s a plane that is out of tune with the times and with U.S. policies on noise and energy. Train said aircraft noise hall been not only a bot.her to resl· dents and businessmen near airports but also to airport owners themselves, often hit by lawsuits seeking compensation for noise damage but unable to set rules for noise reduction. Train, in a speech prepared for a conference of the International lns tltute of Noise Control Engineers, said the problem rr· s1sts solutions because no one ac- cepts responsibility for it. He said the federal govern· ment s hould take the lead. "To begin with, I believe the aircraft manufacturers need to have the fe deral government establish national aircraft stan· dards, ·• he said, and give them time enough to build and m arket quiet er planes. He said the government .. should firmly idenlify those takeoff and landing procedures which a re both safe and advan- tageous from a noise abate ment point of view. and should ensure their universal use." If such a step on the part of the federal government is not possi-. ble, the individual airports will have to impose rules, he said. He said his agency has alm06t finished developing a method by which airports can size up their noise problem a nd make plans to reduce It. "We pla n to propose an a irport regulation lo the i''eder al A via- tion Administration in the near future which will mandate the use of this planning process in the development of noise abatement plans at tbe nation's airports," Train said, Heavy Agenda Awaits CM 'City Council 1'he 'tosta Mesa City Council faces a lengthy agenda tonJght, with issues rangin1 from re· eognitlon of a City Employees Association to pay h.ikes for the eouncil. The meeting, which begins at f\:30 p.m .. will 'include requests for mcreased a mbulance service rates. a $42,830 spect a t or pavilion at TeWinkle Park. and danting pe rmits for two night spots Council members a.lso will con· sider a resolution urging that a Costa Mesa resident be appoint· ed to the Orange County Fair Board. There are several "'one change recommendations rrom the city plannina .commL<ision ~cheduled for consideration. The council will meet again Tuesday night. al 6::t0 p.m. for a public hearing on the rinal F.n- vironmental lmpact Report for the West Side Community Plan :ind the Land U:se Element of U1at plan. ·Japan Probe On TOKYO CAP) -Two J apa nese rubllc prosecutors left for Washington via Los Angeles to- d11y to rt-celve Information about allef.?t><I payoffs In J apan by the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. ORANGE COAST t DAILY PILOT T"-r..,... 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Cttllty wttis uct'uscd of killing 102 Vietnamese c1villan11 In tt SWt<cp through My Lui He was corl\'1cted of murderin& at least 22 and was i.entt~nr('(f to ll hfe lt'rm. Subsequl·nt UfJPNJIS re d11ccd the l t<rm to 10 yeurs befon.• he" us freed on bail. The House Arml'd Scrvict's Commill~e refUt.t'd to let the de· fcnse look at the r esults of Its My Lai hearings, comprising 3,045 pages of tc:.timony by 151 Wll nes.ses. 0.11, ""'•' ""°'" oy si ... ''"""'" BRAD ARMSTRONG, 13, SHOWS KENT VORONAEFF, 10, HIS TECHNIQUE tornev. J . Houston Gordon, eon· tacted in Covington, Tenn. "He <Calley' will not be returne<t to pnson, for which we are quite grateful. Ile will be placed on Im· mediate parole." The s;oycrnml!nt asked the high court to let the conviction stand, saying Calley "was not tried in a n atmosphe re of persecution·· and release of the Congressional d ata would not have affected the outcome ot his . trial. If You Were a Boy, How Would You Obaerve Netlonal Boys Club Week? Airport Snakes,. Bubbles Mean Boys' Week The justices let stand an 8·S de- cision of the U.S. Circuit Court in New Orleans reinstating Calley's 1971 court·martial conviction. Calley, 32. who is free on bail, appealed his 'con\·iction on two principal grounds : Variance Studied -That he was denied a fair trial because of "worldwide and The 2.800 members of the three Upper Bay Branch. 2131 all.pervasive" publicity in which Harbor Area Boys Clubs will be Tu!>tin Ave., Costa Mesa will hold he WQS "labeled ... as a ghoul Formal hearings on Orange celebrating national Boys' Club a bubble gum contest Tuesday who had wantonly massacred County government's rt-quest for Week in the ways boys know best from 3:30 to 4 :30 p.m . • hundreds of innocent civilians." a new stale noise variance for the . -stuffing bubble gum in thei.r -That. Con&.re.s.s should han• county airport began today with mobt'l\s, parading pet snakes a!'d -Eastbluff branch, 2555 Vista been compelled to release con· TONIGlfl' COSTA MESA ClTYCOUNCII. -Regular meeting, City Hall, 6:30p.m . preliminary testimony from ex· stomping on balloons. Del Oro, Newport Beach will con-f1dential information for use in pert witnesses. The week of recognition, which duct 3 Games Room Crazy Olym. ltis trial just as former Presictent John A. Wills. administrative began Sunday, "spotlights the pies, featuring a blindfold nail Nixon was required lo do in the law judge for the State Depart· national youth guidance or· driving contest· blJncHold air Watergate scandal. TUESDi\ V, APRILS SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB - Community Recreation Center. 1 Tues .. Wed., Thurs.12·3p.m. ment of Transportat ion, laid ganization's program of fighting hockey contest, and balloon Calley has been living as a ground rules for t he hearing. juvenile delinquency by promot· ~tomping from 3 to 5:30 p.m. civilian in Columbus, Ga .. since which is expected to last all week 1ng juvenile decency." said followed by an all boy·cooked his conviction was overturned 1n 01\ofsi'on 9 of the Central Willard Jordan. president of the potluck dinner. Sept. 25, 1974. by U.S. District COST A MESA filCENTEN · NIAL COMMITTEE -Hcgular meeting, Costa Meu Pollee f'adlity, 7:30p m Openlo public. Judicial Distnct Court in Santa board of the Harbor Area clubs. Central Branch, 594 Center Sl • Judge J . Robert Elliott of Colum- Ana. "We hope to show that the Costa Mesa will hold a bicenten-bus. Wills 11aid prest>ntations by the same energies which can get nial mural dr awing Monday and Although the circwt court rl'- state, the county and parties boys into trouble on the street. Tuesday with p('t 1;>xhibit \'ersed this d eeision, the Army "BEHf NDTHE HEADLINES" ehallenging issuance of a new <.'an be a for ce for good and lead scheduled Thursday from 3.30 to released Calley on bail in 197-1 varlanc.e -lhe.citiesofNewport to pro ducl-ive, resp~nsible S:JOp.m . andhassnid itdoesnotptanto r1;>-• Or Giles T. Brown lecturer, OCC Forum, 7 30 p.m ~achandT~l~,the~rportAc-pursui~.''Jordan s~d. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~--~~~~~~ tlon Association ~n~ ttie 5_anta To commemorate this week, Ana Heights Assoc1auon -will be spedal events are pl~nned at heard first. each of the branch clubs in Costa He said t he firs t public Mesa and Newport Beach. In ad· testimony won 't be t aken until dJtion. basketball playoffs will be a fter formal presentations , played at each branch for-third possibly as late as Thursday. through eighth grade teams. The first witness called today More than 850 boys have been in- was Richard Dyer! a,n environ· v?lved in th.e bask.et.ball-pro..- -ment"&l noitt-~lc.fos:..th•-sr.m ----J state divtsion of Aeronauticswhu Acttvtttes, to wh1an.he public helped draft the noise contr<>l law is invited, Include: rrom which the county must seek annual variances. Bo k CJ • Qyer outUned the procedures 0 81ID8 amt technical material Teqwred for noise variances and explained how his department dr3ws the noise impact line around the air· poru. Cella, Aides Hearing Postponed A further two-day delay was ordered today In an Orange County Superior Court pretrial hearing into multiple criminal charges flied against Dr. Louis Cell a Jr. and three co· defendents . It was understood that Judge Jerrold S. Oliver has not yet com· pleted hill research into a series of defense motions that include a motion for the separate trial of co-derendent Theodore Schif· fman, 53. Santa Ana Cella, Schiffman. George L. 01· lcndorf, 44, l.aguna Beach, and Stt'phen R. F:vans, :n. MiRS1on Viejo, face trial Apnl 19 on 127 felony counts conlalned ln an OranJ?e County Grand Jury in· dlctment. Jt Is allef,?ed that the group siphoned al least $2 million.from two hospitals -Misiston Com· munity of Mission Viejo and Ml'tl'Y General of Santa Ana. Countian's Home Burns In Missouri JOPLIN, Mo. <AP) -A big motor home owned by a La Habra family was d~stroyed Fri· day in a fire that apparently started when Its fuel line broke. but the four occupants ffCaped jnjury. • Nixon Vowed 'Fight to End' NEW YORK <AP) -Fonner President Nixon, three days before he resigned, still did not believe he had committed an im· peachable offense and vowed to "fight it out. .. with my head high ," says a r e port in Newsweek magazine. The description or the former WATERGATE MOVIE PREMIERE HELD-A4 preaident'a last days in the White House is in excerpts from a new book. "The Final Days," by Bob Woodward and Carl Bemst<oln. The authors won a Pulitzer Prize for the Washington Post for their coverage of the Watergate• scandals. Excerpts fro m the book publi11 hcd last week in Newsweek told of a weeping, hard-drinking, s uicide·threate ning Nixon. Thos<> reports brought denials from Nixon's family and former as· sociatea. Front Page A I LOSS ••• today. "We wanted hertoscc Dis· neyland." Off1cial11 at the l,YNN <Love Your Neighbors Now> Center In ltuntlnl{ton Beach teamed of the family ·s plight Saturday and ar· ranged for lod1tlnll throuf(h Tues· duy Ill a Westminster motel. Local <"hurche.-. have helped foot the bill. according to center co·dlrector !=>uun Allen, and also provided food for the family. Mrs. Allen and clHiirector Ann McLean were helpinR the family contact the Canadian consulate today to see if officials could get them the cHh to get hom e. Sean said today he has been surpriaed at lhe kindness shown by local p0llce and the LYNN Center. "The way we have been treat · ed la fantuttc. ''he said. 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With tho ~•·OfJh R"''"'""''" Pi1111 for th•• ,,.If umpk,ynd.yr111 con \(Jvr• lifl 1n V '.>00 ""''''Y yenr, 111 ~ d,.f,.m·rl f\rlth f)rt nrif)('ll nnd 111t1•rt•\I 111•• d"dut1od from your qrou 111tomr for m<omo lt.n p1J•fXJ\I'\ Y0u only poy lciit on thn t vnl'h whrJn yov~~'" wlfhdrnw. ing your mr.u•P.y ot rc t1romM1t time. lrMhi••. lmprr1ol's lnd1v1duol l101tre mont Ac:;counl (IRA). If you ore nnl olreody covered by o •E''"""'""' progra m 0 1 wortc., you con !oOve up 10 $1500 e<Kh y!'or Prmc1pol and interetl ore 1011 deferred until fvnd\ om withdrawn ot relrremenl limo. Police said 0 . L. Mc Key and tlls wile were taking tbelr horsp to a show in Springfield, Mo .. when the rite broke out. The horses were in a t>p arllte vehicle and were not harmed McKey told police he was hav- ing engine trouble and pulled to the side of Interstate «. He said he ruscovered a fl~ along the fuel Une and tried unsucces~fully to put it out. Andhesa1d even lflhe ram11y lmPEr RIAL SAUlnGS can't spend the week they had planned tourtni Southern CallfornJa, the trip has been a good one. • .. o ,,., ... ~\~ ..c1•1io .. McKey said he, his wife and two others ned the vehicle just before it burst Into Oemes . He estlmalf"d the damage to the vehicle and its contents at w .ooo. "We do love the country. Just s.11 "'•rwooo r r A·••""• A ... ·~· f>" 1 • ·co • ._.,, .. 1.110 """n' ~· !.«O 1~~1 C l'f 11 Hunh.,..ton ,•t• '· r. •A,, •.lit• ,~t • •s•"••Mon1u V,• "~h .. ,1 ''l;).J1•1 to see a 1 ornla to me was rea Y .5,,.,, v,11., ,,. • l •·• l , A .. .,, "·· • r.1rn . ·sou•r.IC•••' 1 '""'iv 8'•" "" •5~1 fantastic," said Sears, who Is a S•vcl•OClly I • ., ....... '" ,, •• 'To"•"ce ,,,, '""'I .. n ..... 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Today's losing .Y.St~ks MONDAY, APRILS, 1976 N TEN CENTS SEC EXtends Presley Trading Ban The Seruritics and Exchan~e Commission today announced an extenslon~or a suspension an trad· 1ng tn the &tock of The Presley Companies of Newport Beach Trading in the home·bwlding ('Ompany's s hares was sus· pended Marcl1 ZS by the SEC and _____ lh-:e sus~n aorfwas to have betn by today. a message out ot lheSEC's ashington office this morning s d the suspension wUl be con· tinued to April 13 There was no reason given for the <'ont1mw<t s uspension . althoui;h .i spokesman in the SEC's Lo' Angele~ office said a statement would be released later A spokesman at the Presley of fices ln Newport Ocach said lhC' <'ompan) had not been tontacted by the SEC and could gave no re ason for the continued su~· pension. It had been assumed that the tradantt in Prto11tcy stock "a~ halted ~Cler ne\4 ::. ~tones about an ener2~ corwertmR invention lhat Presley hold' resadt.>nll.il nghts to began to ll'ak out, rt· portedly conr1rmlll~ that somt· testlt on the con\ l'rter had been :.uccess(ul The con\'l'rter. invented b) Dr. Saln Leach, 1s supposed Lo use un unknown <'atalytic aftent lo br('ak water down into 1ls component parts. Cret!ing the hydrogen ga::. for use ID appliances "here natural gas is used The Invention, called the SLX Hydrog"n Generator. was tei1l~ t"o weeks a~o by two ind{'pcn· dent telltmg laboratones in Los Angeles and stories in a ranaocaal pubhcation said that test:. W{'re Sufcessful. ' These results were given out by Morris Mirkin, owner of MJM Hydrotech, the company that holds automotive rights to the in· \ entaon Mlrkln, president of Bud«et Renl·A ·Car of South.-rn Cahforma. is a Lldo Isle no1~hbor: of Randall Presk y. head of The Presley Companu.•s The Ptesley spoke:sman satd the company is awaiting offacfal results of those tests and will re· lease informntion about lhem, after checking with all the re· gulatory tiRencies imolvcd Spc<.'ulat1on that the lmenllon <'Ould return substantial profits to pubh<'Y ht>ld Presley MJM Hydr o tech I ii not publicly held has made the tom pan)':. s tO<'k one o f the most hl'lwilv traded stock:. on tht' Amcncan Exch1Ulge. Despite an e<trlil'r suspension in January, the stock has risen from $3 u share to more than $20 when tt was suspended l\1arch25 Bean Brother Gets Life Finklea Slayer Escapes Executio_n By TOM BARLEY jury that found Bean guilty of jury which found him guilty of Jury. "I share your ~lief that 011'"01'1'"11 .. s"'11 ftrst degree murder an the first degree murder had ruled Charles Bean fired a revolver it _Convicted kt lier Charles Den· Hallo"" een night slaying or that it was not satisfied lhat the the k1lhng or Mr. Finklea." ms Be an e.s~ aped the death Fmklea, 19. defendant used a gun in the kill· pen~ty today foJ:. ~s ~ .... -_,,___,,,.,..,__........,1ng"Of'?tft1"ea-:-w-..... _ ...... ._.._~~ ... ~"M-~a· ........ s laying or honor student Stephen The Orange Coast College brother's trial that he fired the "Mike" Finklea of Fountain wrestling team captain was shot "But I am satisfied that he did two weapons later found by Santa Valley. to death by two guns while he shoot t.he victim and that he is Ana police in the brothers' car. Orange County Superior Court worked as a pa rthme clerk at a just as guilty as his brother," the Judge Wilham L . .Murray sen· local market. prosecutor said. "l only wish I He testified that he alone was tenced Bean. 22, to life in prison could prove it." responsible for Finklea's death after Deputy District Attorney Briseno commented today that a nd that Charles Bean only Frank Briseno abandoned plans it was pointless to further pro-"I agree w 1th you," Judge participated In the taJong or $133 for a s pecial hearing before the secute Charles Bean since the Murray told Bras~no and the from the store's cash register. Callaghan To Lead In England Rain Goes Away rfill Thursday ·~~""':o~~~~~--,...,_--LONDON (AP> -Foreign Spring rain which dropped one· half of an inch of the wet stuff alon& the Orange Coast oyer the weekend will take a three-day break. returning by Thurs-day or . Fr~ da y . we at her s er vi c "e spokesmen predicted today. Secretary James Callaghan was . o.i" l'l1ets1.i1 ,....,. named to suceee<f Hfil'Otd Wilson CROSSING GUARD CAROLA~CH61)VER CHAAC~S today as prime minister and In Newport Beech, a Familiar Face WH Misting leader of Britain's ruling Labor party. He Is a strong advocate or JOe's Baek Crossing Guard Recovers Joseph Carolan was back on the job today al Marlners School despite cloudy skies and lhe fact that he's just three days out of the hospital. Carolan ls the rammar figure, clad in an Orange windbreat<er and white slacks, who shuttles youngsters to and from school at llie corner of Dover Drive and Maryners Avenue. The 73-year·old Carolan has been doing that chore ror the pa.st ~lght years and when he was sud· denly absent for three weeks, queries started coming m. School offi cials say they had a number of phone calls from peo· pie concerned about the crossing guard's whereabouts. AcC'ording t o Carolan, he came down with the nu several months ago and It t urned jnto pneumonia. which laid him up at Hoag Memorial Hospital for 16 days. He was discharged on Friday and back at his corner this morn· ing, looking as cheerful as ever. "I'm quite all right now. really I am." he says, s peaking in a pro· nounced English accent. As he herd s one mob or <'hildren across the street , Carolan says simply, "I feel bet· ter now, so why should I stay home any longer? I love ~an~ with the kids." During his absence, the police department sent police cadets and m eter ma ids to take Carolan's place. Ca r o l an and his wif<', Cathe rine. li ve in Newport Beach, where they moved eight years ago from New York. Before that, they laved in London. Noise Variance Talks 9pe~ ·To~y Formal hearine;· on Orange Judicial Di11t;ict Court }Santa County government's request for Ana. a new state noise vanance Cor the Wills said presentations by the count'>• airport began today with state, the county and parties preliminary testimony from ex· challenging Issuance of • new pert witnesses. variance -the cities or Newport J ohn A. Wills. administrative law judge for the State Depart· rnent of Transportation, laid ground rules for the hearing. which Is expected to last all week in Divfslon 9 or the Centf al DOW CUMBS OJ'ER 1,000 . NEW YORK (APJ-1bestock market.· cheered by the settle- ment or the trucking strike over the weekend, advanced sharply today to push the Dow Jooes in~ dustrial average above 1,000 on· cemore. Analysts had put a large part of the blame for the market's pullback last week on concern that the national trucking strike. begun Thursday. would interfere With the progress of tbe economic recovery. The Dow J ones average of 30 atocks 1ained 12.07 points to 1.004 .09. <Tables. AU) Beach and Tustin, the Airport Ac tion Association and the Sanla Ana Heights Assoc1at1on -wall ~ heard first. He said the firs t public testimony won'\ be taken until after formal presentations, possibly as late as Thursday. The first witness called today was Richard Dyer, an en\iron· mental noise specialist for the stale division of Aeronautics who · helped dran Ole noise control law Crom which t6e county must seek annual variances. Dyer outlined the procedures and technical material reqwred for noise variances and explained how bls department draws the noise impact line around the air· ports. Prisoners Strike SAN QUENTIN· (A~) -The San Quentin Prison Death Row hunger strike w~nt tnto its fourth .day in an effort to get better rood l'hd expanded privileges . • improved relations between Western Europe and .the-lklit~ States "There will be no Insiders and no outsiders and no cliques in my admjnislration." he told fellow Laborttes after he was chosen. "So rar as the past is concerned I shaJI wipe the slate clean and I ask everyone else to do the same." Callaghan, 64, who represented his party's center·nght maJonty, defeated Employment Secretary Michael Foot, 62. a left.winger. in a vote by Labor members or Parliament. He got 176 votes to 137 for Foot. The new Labor pal'ty-leader then received a summons to Buckingham Palace from Queen Elizabl'th ll. Her royal assent, a formality, was needed to make ham pnme minister. Callaghan a<'cepted the job by kissing her hand. Walson, 60. announced his re· signat1on March 16. saying he • wanted to retire at that age. lie said he also wanted to give has successor at last two years in of (1ce before the next election, whi ch must <.'Orne by 1979. W1li.on said in an interview lo· day that he reels 20 years younger now that he is stepping down but that he has two great disappointments -his failure to seuJe the RhodcsLan problem and the s trife an Northern lrl'land. Callaghan Is a pers.onal. friend of St-crctary of State Henry A. Kissinger. The two consult re· gularly by telephone. As pnme minister. he Is expected to urgr· closer hes between the United States and the nine·nauon Euro pean Common Mo rket Candidates On the Tube A forum held last week for Newport Beach City Collncll candidates will ~ aired Tuesday on cable television. The forum, which was sponsored by the Orange Coast League of Women Voters and the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. wall be shown at 5:30 p.rn . on Channel 3. The candidates who ap· peared at the forum dis· <'ussed their views on use or federal funds for city proJects. development of the Irvine coasl area betweel) Newport Beach and Laguna Beach and controlling 1rowth in the city . 011ly ~ .. , ,. ... ,.,, l'•trkll.0'0.-11 BATTIN TALKS WlTH FRIEND, RACHEL PERRY In Hall of Courthouse Today In Santa Ana Supervisor Battin's Trial Under Way An Orange County Superior Cou rt jury begun hc"a rin~ testimony today In the case of in dieted county Supervisor Ro~rt Ballan. The start of Battin's trial come almost eight months aftl'r the county Grand Jury charged ham with even felony cnmes rl'laled to the alleged use of t'Ounly employes in a 1974 political cam- paign. In has openanJ? statement to the jury, Deputy District Attorney Jack Ryan said that, during Bal· tin's unsuccessful 1974 campaign for lieutenant RO Vernor. county workers in his office "worked run time on the campaign and only part time on county business." In rebuttal, defense attorney Matthew Kurilich told the eight· rnan, four-woman jury that Bat· tin Is being prosecuted "because of his stand on environmental is· s u es and h.ls political persuasion." "Being the Cirst Democrat elected to office since the days or the depression. he had enemies who wanted him removed Crom otfice." said Kurilich. Battin. who is th~ first Orange County su~nisor to be charged with cnmes while in office, is al- legett in the Grand Jury indict· meQl with hovias committed grand theft, misuse or fundi; and presenting false document!>. The 46·ycar old Santa Ann supervisor is an the eii;chth y<>ar of his second term in orrke and Is currently a cnndidate for sll1tt• ~nator in the county's new 31th Senatorial Distract An habitual orracc seeker. Bat· tin has sought <>l<'ct1ve om cc sax limes t~e la11t 12 years, including his two succesbful camp:ugns for county superv1!>or But It was his 111 fated 1974 try for lieutenant governor that touched orr H Grand Jury 10· vesUgatlon last year into allega· lions that he used county employes a nd supplies to further his own political career. If convicted of any or the charges, Battin would be re· moved from office w}len sen· tenced and race a probSble state prison sentence of from one to ten years. Anon Suspected MlAPt1J (AP) -Police and llre inve.stlaators searched today for clues to bark up a suspicion or arson in a bl ate thal claimed the llvH of seven people trapped i.n a n o ld wood ·frame h otel. Los AnKeles forecasters said the latest storm, prompted l>y cold air moving down from the north, dropped .29 of an inch in Los Angeles Saturday and Sun· day bringing the Los Angeles total rainfall lo 6.40 inches Nearly 13 inches of rain Is normal for this time or year, ac· cording to Henry Meyer, weather service specialist. He forecast clear skies through Tuesday, with int'reasing clouds and more rainfall by mid week or Thursday. "We see a low pressure are;1 movin g into the area which should brinf( another storm by the end of the week," he said. The weatherman said the new Storm IS building OH the gul( of Alaska. Captain Paul Kirlin of the Division of Forestry in El Toro said lhat a rea also recorded 50 of an inch of raanrall, barely dent· ang the gap between 6 5 inches that has fallen and the 13 Inches of normal rainfall Orange County senior hydro- grapher John Gitzen said the county's r ainfall now stands al 5 71 inches, compared with the normal 11.54 for the year. "That look11 to be jusl about half normal," he said. Const \\'enther Variabll' cloudiness but mostly sunny Tuesday, with wormer tern · pl.'ratures ranging from low tonight 43 to 4R and high Tuesday in mid or upper 60s:- INSIDE TODAY Tht' 1econd part of a tobk at the Cali/orn.1a l1featyle ez. amine~ numbera -the number of peopCe, the number of autoa, th.e number of plan.es, fla t> number of boaJ1, the number of lkfera,. etc PO'}e A 7. ... II ... L M .. .,. C.tll-• ci ... m .. c.m~· o. .. -,. OtalltNetk" ......... _ «Joun.'-"' "'-· ......__ """""-" lade~ AU M9•1H ... --..1 ..... .. , 0r-. Cffftl, .,.,, ..... II SyMa~•r ., ~ Al steo Mllrhh A• T• .......... .. ""••· AH --IJ .......... II .. i'4 Al IM All IJ-4 Alt AU •• •• AA ... , I A2 OAJL v PILOT N rport Controls I I Backed ' WASHINGTON <AP) -En· f vlronmental Protection Ad· mlni~trator Russell t:. Train said today the federal governmtnt should set standards to red~e the noise around airports or else let airport operators make SQme noise rules. And Train sharply cnticlzed the controversial Concorde s upersonic transport as a plane that is out of tune with the limes and with U.S. policies on noise and energy. Train said aircraft noise has been not only a bother to resi- dents and l>u sinessmen near airports but also to a irport owners themselves. often hit by lawsuits seeking compensation for noise damage but unable to • set rules for noise reduction. Monc•r,Apnl 5, 1976 -==~=-===-~---dGfl Heetia-..-- Ska ters Take Case to City Skateboarders who have VIS· ions of whizzing through special "skateboard Pitrks" wall have u chonce to sound o(f 1\1esday in front o( Newport Beach city oC· Ctcials. The city's Parks, Beaches and ' Rt."Creat1on ( PBR I Commission again will consider the perplexing question of what to do about skateboarding In Newport Beach The commission mttts at...,:30 p m at city nail, 3300 Newport Bl\'d. · Last month. in council cham- ber s eacked with young skateboard enthusiasts, the city off limits torsknteboardlng. tr and when the commission comes up with u workable Idea. 1l wlll be recommended to the city council. whirh wlll then have flnul say on approvlng the pro posal. . Rain Cited In Coastal ~ouncil adopted an ordinance Auto Death that ba ns skateboarding from steep slopes -including streets with a gr ade of six percent or Train, in a s peech prepared for a conference or the International I nstitute of Noise Control Engineers. said the problem re· s1sts solutions because no one ac- 0.11, P11ot """'" _, s1 ... M1t<M11 h. h One motorist was killed and a BRAD ARMSTRONG, 13, SHOWS KENT VORONAEFF, 10, HIS TECHNIQUE 1t er. .1 th Newport Beach motorcyclis t If You Were a Boy, How Would You Observe National Boys Club Week-? ~·-··-··-ffi~;~;~~i~nc~;P~c~-7,Pr ... $avemy...m.angled.U1.W1o.Qf.:mwo.---.... cepts responsibility for it. He said the federal govern- ment should take the lead. Bye, Bye, Big Bunny "To begin with, I believe the aircraft manufacturers need to have the federal governmeqt · establish na tional aircraft slan· CHICAGO <AP) -A dards." he said, and give them f lamboyant symbol of Snakes, Bubbles Mean Boys' Week rreating special skateboard u:ian a dozen weekend traffic ~C· · areas and turned the matter over cidents Huntington Beach police to the PBR Commission. reported today· The commission will attempt Officers blamed the crashes to come up with a solution that primarily on the Orange Coast's both a ppeases the youthful unseasonal and unexpected skateboarders in Newport Beach rains. and also keeps the older. non· The dead woman was crushed skateboarding residents. happy. and flung to the pave ment Sun· llme enough to build and market Hugh Hefner 's Playboy quieter planes. empir e. his DC9 twin· PBR Director Cal Stewart said day morning in a car collision at today he welcomes any and all Heil Avenue a nd Goldenwest The 2,800 m'embersofthe three -Upper Bay Branch, 2131 skateboarders with ideas on bow Str eet when another aut o Harbor Area Boys Clubs will be Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa will hold to handle the situation. rammed and sliced through hers. He sa id the government engine jetliner, has been "should firmly identify those sold for m ore than S4 takeoff and land~n_g_fil..Qt.ed.YUS-,.,..,IQWiAD-.,,.__,,._,.,_ celebrating national BOys' Club a bubble gul'Tl ~test Tuesday .. We-need--alt thl! tnputwe' can -tarra-L-:-M~e11tJ;· Z4 ,"M .... ~ek in th~ W~~ k.oawbesl..--.Ji:om~~V'=1lJ· get. We're interested. in learn· Anaheim, was pronounced dead -wmTi~aret>'Ol1\'SareinaadVa"n.··--A Playboy spokesm an tageous from a noise abatement said that the ptane was -st'Ul'!"irigb'ubble gum in their -Eastbluff Branch, 2555 Vista ing from them what kinds of on arrival at Huntingt on In- mouths, parading pet snakes and Del Oro, Newport Beach will con-areas are needed and any sug-tercommunlty Hospital following point of view. and should ensure sold t o Omni Aircraft their universal use." Sales, Inc .. a Washington, stomping on balloons. duct a Gam es Room Crazy Olym· gestions for location they might the 9 a.m. broadside collision. The week of re.cognition. which pies, featuring a blindfold nail have." Stewart said. Investigators said she was JC such a step on the part of the D.C .. firm. began Sunday. "spotlights the driving con test. blindfold air Several ar eas have already driving east on Heil Avenue when nationa l youth guidance or-hockey contest , and balloon been suggested as possible loca· her car w'ai hit by one driven by federal government is not possi· The plane seats only 38 ble. the individual airports will passengers instead of the have to impose rules, he said. conventional DC9 load of ganization's programoffighting stomping !rpm 3 lo 5:30 p.m. lions for ska t eboardi n g Dohrman Sinclair Grant, 61, of juve~le de!inquency by ~~om~t-followed by an all boy·cooked "parks", but each one has had 224120th St .. Westminster. He said his agency has almost 110, but the re are com· finished developing a method by pen salions: a private ing Juvenile decency, said potluck dinner. one problem or another, accord· Grant suffered slight injuries Willard Jordan, president of lhe Central Branch, 594 Center St., mg to Stewart. although he had to Ix' cut out or which airports can siT.e up their bedroom, a shower. a con· noise proble m and make plans to ference living room, a board of the Harbor Area clubs. Costa tdesa will hold a bicenten-For example, the res{\rvoir in the wreck age of has car by "We hope. to sh?w that the nial mural drawi'ng Monday and Harbor View Hills at first ap· firemen after the collision whkh reduce it. video-tape machine and an "We plan to propose an airport eight-track stereo system. same energies which can get Tues da y with pet exhib~ pearedtobeasolution,butlrvine destroyed both autos and .sent boys into trouble on the street. scheduled Thursday from 3.30 to Company oHiciala have since one cfaSlti11g· through a block r egulation to the 1-'ederal A via· can be a force for good and le11d 5:30 p.m. told the city that their property is wall. to p rodu ctive. r esponsible -====--:===========:.-==:..::=::=:=:=:::=:;::::::=::~~:=;;:~~~~:;;:;::;:;::::::=:=::=:=::=::================-. t-ion Adm~nistration in lhe nea~ future which will mandate the l)lltsUits." jordan said. .-·-·--· -- use of this planning process m the J;lomb Scare development of noise abatement plans at the nation's airports," ~o com memorate this week, s}Tel'ial events a re planned at each of the branch clubs in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. In ad· dition. basketball playoffs wiU be Train said. Cella, Aides Hearing Postpone d CORAL GABLES, F1a. (AP> - A small bomb, described by •police as a scare d evice, was ex· ploded on the University of Miami campus shortly before an Angela Davis s peech. There were no injuries and only one ~indow of a school cafeteria was broken when the bomb went off Saturday in a patio drainspout. played at each branch for third through eighth grade teams. More than 850 boys have been in· volved in the basketball pro· gram. • . Activities, to which the public is invited, include: A further t wo·day delay was \ ordered today 1n a n Or ange . County Superior Court pretrial hearing into multiple criminal charges filed agains t Dr. Lows Ce ll a Jr . and th r ee co- dt>fendents. Nixon-JZowed--Fight ' To ·End, Book Says _l~ was understood that Judge JerrOT'd'S.-Ol"fver has not yet com· plcted his research into a S<.'ries of defense motions that include a motion for the separate trial of t'O·defendent Theodore Schif· fman, 53, Santa Ana. Cella. Schiffman. George L. 01- kndorf. 44, Laguna Beach, and Stephen R. Evans, 31, Mission Viejo, face trial April 19 on 127 ft>lony counts contained in an Orange County Grand Jury in· rl1ct ment. It is alleged that the group siphoned at least $2 million from two hoi1p1tals -Mission Com· rnunity or Mission Viejo and Mercy General of Santa Ana. Ja p an Probe On TOK YO <AP) -Two Japanese public prosecutors left for Wnshington via Los AnjJeles to· day to receive Information about alleged payoffs tn J apan by the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. ORANGE COAST H IN-f""•"'V• f!".•\t t~_.11, f'1ae1 v.1lt\ t1rrt'"-.il'<I t\ ohtf llfho·\l lhf' ,,...,..,.., ,,, t\\ 1\ '"""''""'-'' bt lfw th..,..,,. 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Excerpts from the book published last week in N<.'wsweek told of a weeping, hnrd·drinkmg. suicide-threatening Nixon Those reports brought denials from Nixon's family and former ttS· soctale!i. In th e current issue, Newsweek's ucerpts of the book descrihe a ~b1net meeting Aug . 6. 1974, three days before Nixon resif(ned. Nixon is quoted as sayin~. "lf I knew there was an Impeachable offense, I would not make th<.- Senate go through 'the agony o( try inl( to prove it. I will ftO through this with my head hig h -rig ht up to the end. if it comes." The article also describes Nix· on as outraged at aides' sugges- tions tl)at he resign and accusing the press of "haunting" him. ' WATERGATE MOVIE PREMIERE HELD-A4 Gerald Ford. then vice presl· dent, is described as "matter-Of· fact a nd somewhat removed " during the period. having fold Nixon he would make no public comments on impeachment. At the same time, Newsweek's excerpt said. Ford was assurini: Nixon of his "admiration and af. rection" and praising him for ti "superb Job" In foreign affairs The <.'Xcerpls detail desperate efforts bv former Nixon aides H.R Hal dema n and John Ehrlichman to pers uade Nixon to grant them legal pardons for Watergate aetiv1t1es. Haldeman also was described as sounding In le lephono calls to Nixon aides as if he were "warn· Ing that he would send Nixon to jail I( he dldn 't get a pardon." Hirsute Justice Police Hair Rules A/finned . WASHI NGTON <AP) -A police department may constitutionally regulate the length of an officer's hair and prohibit him from wearing a beard, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. By a vote of six to two. the j ustices reversed a de· cision of the U.S. Circuit Court in New York invalidat· ing such a rule adopted by the Suffolk County, N.Y. police department. Justice William H. Rehnquist, speaking for the court, rejected the argument of Thomas Owen, presi· dent of the Suffol~ County Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, th'At the regulation trampled on the con- stitutionally guaranteed right to liberty. Owen argued that the choice of personal ap- pearance is part of a person's personal liberty and that the government may not interfere with it without showing an overriding need. "The overwhelming ·{Tlajotity of state and local police of the present day ·are 'Uniformed," Rehnquist said. "This fact itself testifies to the recognitien by those who direct those operations ... that similarity in appearance of police officers is desirable." • It! All California. Now Over 85 Offices To Serve You Border To Border. Join lhe rens of thousonds of Colifornio savers ol Imperial. Behind every 0 thot stands for Imperial you'll find high 1nlerest on insured savings, o friendly stoH lo sen;e you. ond convenient free sen;ices, lmperiol really does hove u·s for you. 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'()!llcn ~~ Selwtoftft -t 10 1 -A•• IN-W _._, .. , /II~ 0..-.I s..b-'"' ~ ls.._ Oolo> ""c>o<ool '""°"'"'""' ol 4-oto om I I 'Food Day' Planned Purpose: To Fight Hunger, Malnutrition By Tbe Aaaodal.H Preu Cumpo1ainang ••teulnst hunger. m;alnutrltlon .rnd poor eating habits. m iany Aml"rtC3f\S In com munltle• D<'ro.5"1 tht· country arc preparing tor "f''ood Dav " ·rhurlday Th,•r1• "all be d1· monstrullon .. or rvt•rythang from planting vcl(cl a IJks to get tang th1· most food for th<' l<•Jst mon(•y Food Day 1a. s ponsort-d In thl· ('enter for S<·1t•m·1· an the l'ulJh~ Interest . <• n11npr11rat ret>l·urrh ~roup bused m W •ibhan((ton. D C THE CF.NTt:R i.ponsored a similar effort I.I'll yl•ar. but \\U" Optometrist Chairman of 'Deeds' Award Dr Bert L McCoy. a Laguna Jlalls oploml•lra<;t, has been ... elected as chairman or the Sad· tlleback \'alley Exchange Club's "Book of Golden [)c(.'ds" pro· ~r.am . C'nl1c1U'd by some people for con rusmg potitJcs with nutrition A list of the so-called "Terrible Ttn" foods for example, included some Items selected bccauae they had hltle nutnUooal valu(l and others ~hosen onJy bccau.so they w~l'e the subject of labor boycotll This year. the oenter is conccn· trating on local efforts to an crease people's awareness of nutrallon a nd wcrld hunger pro· blems. The cente r has issued u "Terrific Ten" list of P<-'<>i>le or groups "wjlo have made s1gn1fa· cant ach ic!t!nts in lhf.•1r com· munityp BARBA& GOTTLI E B, a spokesman for the center, sa.ad that the list is designed lo ~ spotlight programs such as Carmer-to-consumer markellng proJecls. "These l"COJ>"le deserve re· coe.nition.." sbe ~aid. TWENTY-EIGHT seientbts from uoJverattaca and govern. ment are particlpatlnc ln a ".Food Day Dial·oaue" Wedn~· day and Thursday. The program Is s po nsor ed by the 25,000· member Coone II for A&ricultural Science and Technoloey and is partly funded by a grant from the National Agricultural Chcmlcuhs Association. · The scientis ts will answer que~tlons, vu.1 toll-Cree telephone lines, on food safety, nutrition and agricultural production. The t e lephone numbe r s are 800-424·9510 for calls from outside Washipgton. D.C. and 347.5074 and 347.5075 for calls inside the City. Hearing Set In Huntington Child Death A preliminary hearing is scheduled April 15 for accused chatd killer Patrick R Hebert. of Huntington Beach H~*'°'•·Mon~ NBC has signed a new con - tract w~th late-night TV ktng Johnny Carson for an un- disclosed amount. 202 Caves Fowid JEFFERSON CtTY. ~to <AP> -The Di\'ls1on of Geolo~y and Land Survey s ays 202 ca'<'"" crl' found in Missouri an 1975. bnn~ ang the number of kno" n Ca\ c:. to :1,313 TUESDAY Monda , A rtl S. t97& 12 Vie for 'Miss' In May Pageant Twel"e youna.: ~omen rrom the Sat!dlt'blC'k Valle) already have ari tered the 1976 Musi. &.addkba<'k Vollt•> Poi.it'unl. lhl' Ch11mbcr of Co• men'l' rep()rh•d , The pnttenot, sl~1tt'd for May 2 at Mli.blOn Vat•Jo High School. will be en\Ct't.•d b)' K llS d1i.c Jockey C'hnrhl' Tunn Sl'\ era I praics wall be"1tv..-- uwlly 111rlud1na.: a $.'iOO moch.•hn~ • . • school scholarship ftt'l'. Suitt' 407, 23861 t:I Toro CONTESTANTS 10 dill\' un· C'hr1st1e L1•c Ulas ans:ume. ll\, Mission \'aqo:. ,Jfin<'I Munl' Wcadtn.:. 111. M1si.aon \'iejo, 1.1:-a Ann Heam. tR , Ln~una NiguC'I . Debra Jean Smith. 19. F.1 Toro. Oian'' Kay llorn. 19. El Toro, CandaN.' Ann Bolton, 19. La~unJ ;>-;agucl , \'1ck1<' Lows~· Hopp, 20, M1ss1on Vit'JO; Diane Jud 1th Pacek, 18. Laguna Halis; Debr~ Ann F1eming, 18. Mission VieJo, Cindy Lynoe Brooks, 18, El Toro. Jane Wilhelmina Wellcma, 18, Mission Viejo, and Tycsc Mane Thomas, 19~o!._~-- OTHERS I NTERESTED in competing for the title. current!} held bv \'1ck1e Bosworth or MIS· ~IOn \'.tCjO, may oblam apphca· lion forms from thC' Chamber Of· Hou\!, El Ttiro All :1ppla1·r1nl~ must Ix' hash M'hllnl .. radUOlt'i> h) S\•ph•ll\b\'r .ind bt'lwcen tht> ngl'S of 18 and 22 Th,• rul\•N also specify that rontC'st.mb mus t not have bt>(ll\ an:irm•d . divorced or hnd their m.irraali(el' annulkd PART OY TllE compt•lltlon ln 'oh e :. a th n •e · m anute . talent performan<·e e ither in music, singing, dramatic reading, art dJsplay, dress dcslgmng. poetry or creative writing. Local businessmen Interested an s ponsorrng any one or the cao- -1'Hd'9't~:r-riao1J hi t"Oftl~1~--· Chamber of Commerce. The cost or sponsorship ranges between S35 and SSO and is intended to hel"p dt'fra~ expenses incurred by th~ entranls Thl' "Book of (;olden Dct'<li." .iward 1s madt· i.lnnu:illy to a Sad dlcback \'all1•v catazen who has -.ho"n out!itandang service and leadership. Pn•\ 1ous wannt.'rs an - tludc Cal !'ll'' t'. deputy sherirr: Joseph R Adam:.. pn ncipal of o h v e w ~c.I S c h o I) l . a n d C:cncvicve Nutto of L<'is urc \\'or Id. Serving with Dr McCoy on a committee to scrl·Cn prospective recipients arc Tom Wmgct, bank president, Dr Richard Welte. ,upcrantcndcnt of the SaddJcback \'alley Unified SC'hool Dastnct; Father L.K . Parker. a reli~aous leader; Nick 01G1uro. an an · o,urancc executive, and Ball Kohler. distract ~o"emor of the 1-:xchange Club. There also is another ''Terrible Ten," focused on lndJviduals and groups rather than products. President Ford. Agrie\Jllurc Secretary Earl L. Butz and the Grocer y Manufactureri; of America· -traditional taq~ets for cons umer actavisLc; arc all on the list -THE CENT E R generally as working to encourage s mall fam ily rarms; is sharply critical of the large food companies k nown as ..agribusiness; and would Like to sec so-called Junk foods eliminated from the American diet. Local Food Day programs vary widely. Hebert. 24, of 1744l Koledo Lane. has been held at Orange County Jail unable to post baal on a murder cb..arge s ince lhe Feb. 18 death o f Delta Dawn Davidson. The 2'-a·year -old child died of head injuries at Huntington In· tercommunaty Hospital. Hebert had dropped off the baby and her mother, Mrs . Betty Davidson, with whom he lived and was arrested by Huntmgton Beach pohce within an hour after the hosp1tal.11otifaed aulhonties. St·tvt•d ''''" 3 In 10 PM encer teak ·· -::.oup. salad. 001a10. roll. and dessert S2.3S SPIRES I -I --• I --I I There will be a citywide fair 1n Tucson, Ariz. Lincoln. Neb . resi- dents arc st'arting a "tool-lcndmg library" for urban gardener s. The consumer affairs office in Akron, Ohio, Is setung up a market "here shoppers can buy dJr(l('t}y rrom the farmers. Jnvestagators allege the child was severe!\• beaten whale her mother "as. absent and Hebert "as babysatttn~ IRVINE MacArlhur Blv<J al SD rwy COSTA MESA -- From PageA7 CALIF. DREAM. • • fac1ht1l's" to sa11i.fr the Cahforn1.1's rru' ang for nonmotorazcd purs wt.:; like hiking. b1cyc11og. raft ang and ku~ akin.: The d emand for tarmal· t·ampl•r parks "'th hot jnd cold run nan~ water and i.ka slopl'S "llh m1•rhani<'ul lifts has lx'<'n rt'placC'<l by a clamor for nature trails :end crosi.·l'Ounlry i.ki runs ''Bl'T ALL wt:'R•: Rt:ALLY doani.: IS changinJ,( lht• C'l'O\.\d pntt<'rn<;,'' ~aid llungol:J. nnt1~ 1na1 n bake triul alon" the Am<'nc-:an Hl\'N as cxpcnenc ang trnfflc Jams with 10.000' 1~1toM a wttk The uunlon arc. sllll ninnan£. o.o Slivery spnng 111J!hlb, bul Californians can nl•vcr recapture the nhtudc th<.'y all long for Matches For Safety Sought WASll!NGTON <APl T h <' C o n s u m ,. r Product Safety (.'om mission as pro po~i n l( mandatory <;afety M;rn 1 , dards for the 25 billion matchbooks c1rc ulah•d in the-t:nal.4.'d St.at4's each year J)nt:' rule "ould rt j quire the matches to •wlf extinguis h \\ 1th1n IS I seconds I Other rule~ d<'s1i::ncd Pl'BUC NOTICf: Pl RI.IC '\;OTICE "lo ehmanate or rt'duce s ... , -----\11~• unreasonable rast... ... nf NOTICI TO c• IOITOR\ FICTITIOUS •Y\INU\ dealh or lnj u rv.. \\()U )d \U,.lRIOllCOU•TOl'TM[ NAMf\fAffM(Nf I . \TATlOl'CAl•l'01tN1,.,.o• I '"' • .,,.,...,.,.,.....,,.,.<> .... , ...... include r h1 d rcs1i.lant TMtcou NTYOl'O•aN01 ,,.,,,., I covers and matchec; lhat Ne A_..JM I/It >10 ... ES 10•>'1 '"'''•'d f th th ,,,..M,tne•oll"• E\l•ttoiPEARL a.1-.ut. ,.11nunq1on S.a<n c"'""'"•• burn no ar Cr an Onl'· I .1u11MTHAl, 0.CH \fl(f ~ half inch ,,.,.,",. I\ ,_,tbw 01v•f\ lo ('fidttOI"'\ P"'ll O M Mt NAm•• tl)nlll7 '""'l ••••m• •u•n\I I,,.. w"1 0tuo 1G.•l••'d A••"ut .. ""'"''"on l'.'r"'" AN ESTIMATED 25 .... , ·~ 11•• "''4 ,,.,..,, '" '"" "'"" oi c .. '''"'"1••1-billion mal<'hbooks arc '"'° ,.,.,.,. ot ow •torewld '°""'or,,, O.tl" \•'"ttro t4>0Al G'9U1•10 h ... -~-·"'~"'lo I .... un~ •• .,_. •• ,,,.. """"""' HvM•ftQl"" .... " r" ...... sold or given away CD(' ''"•o•Lr ,...1s' lEw1s.an .. ,...,.1 •1..... year in drug :ind J?rO<'<'ry ' 4llt ~JOO Lof"4'1 B••l" Ot~d 'inttw-O t'Y '"'' ~·~cr•'-•Of'V1urt"d t\v •tim1t . "'" <·•••.'"Lo• .... 0.,., '"""" -01w•"•""'" stores and re~t au rants •· ,.,,,,,,,o.,,,,..,,,.,,.P,~•~bu'• I ''""'"H"" N•m4" and bars j W ood en ~, '•' ,~,. u'\o•ruon•d 1n •II .,,.,1•h '~··· •• "~"' ""'"'' 0'"" W''" ,...,., h Id l h<' I•,,' 1 if\f' ,,, "'"' " ...... ,. ""'" l•tm\ r .... ,,, .. t '"'" , •• Or HHll ' •¥'°'''¥ ""' mate ~~ \\'OU no ........ ""'""•'• •Oucn .. ,_,, ... """"'\ ,.,, covered hv the nC'W t ,, I ,., tw•\•"••ct ., ••O'•,AIO .,1n1n FUMl (('-· • • . ,. ~, ... , •fttr .,,. ""' PuDfitAIH1" PutM•\n~rl O'lt".,., (n•P ('t ..... f"llf!t ru !). i 'd • ,, 11e11... M••<n r• '"" """' 1 •l 11 ,..~ The comm ass on saa ,, .. 1-''"" "'• '1\J '" that Ix-tween July 1. 19'H, ~~.~:.~~:.i!. ... 11 --;l'Hl.lc:-_-'\Ofl('E :ind June 30, 1975. som<' , ,,.,\ :'L':'!~;c..,.nr ---c:.; ,-;:;1 9.500 p<'rsons rcoqua rerl ............. ~.. NOTICITOCRl'DITOllS hospital C'mC r J?('ncy ~~~~~:·t~~·I~· SU,.IUIOllCOUllTOFTHI' room lrC'a tm e nt ror ,.,. ,,,.,,0 .. nq. , •• '"• 1 ,.,.,,, HUtOl'CaL1"0""'"~11 match·r<'l:llcd anJunc!I TN' COUNTY Ol'OllANOE .. , • 11 ••nf"P' 'u "• ... ,.. "' " .. ,.. T ll F.R F: W.\S no an .... !~~~·; ;,;,/.l)~,c .,,. '"uCJt.• d1catton "hat the pro .. o,.cc 1\ .;c "" 11v c.111r .. u , .. I posal wh1rh cC1uld tak<' Pl RI.IC' '\OTl('t: ,,...,.,., .. '1,,.. •00•• ,.. .... ., _ -unto 016 monlh<; lo ampk tf\ott ,..u ~'""""' P\ttl' ftQ flAt.-.\\ ~"'' t' .. 011cl To c• t 01 ro•,--· ,,.. "''" ... -"' A•• "~" ... 1 '" • " menl. "ould c-ost th<' an· •.u••tlit•O•cOUllT O•THI '""'"""' ..nlf\tn.-MtfO\\•.,~._..~t., lt'I d ~l ft\,,-0,-CAt..tFO•HtA,.Ollt l"""flH•t•~ ltW '''"'"Qt,,.... •t)'\V"'H'I U. .. ry '"t couN1v o,.011•No1 ''"'"'H°"" o•'"""'""""""' .. 1~•.. Judy Patcher . nf the ... " .. ~ "" ......... ¥ ........ ,. M, ............. ,._ <'Omm1!(s1on's bureau of '•• ,f \.\All AUf f I ""H\rl A1''-'0fht•f'llf "•' .tttOttWy AQTHV"' d ,. , • J rolGfA ''"' "''"" &ou ...... o economtr annlys1<;, ~aa . • r ' "' '" •1v c.. .,., '' '" '"" w•" 10 """' .-q1..., II•• " "'"'"'n .• "Th<'re's little doubt that I ' _,, fN •F"tl.,,. t '""" ' ,.... ....,."t .,.,,., -~•("-I\ t~ f\I.,. t)f bv'\.\U¥ \.,. 111 " ht , , .... ""'' ,.. , ... ", , .... "'" .. ~'""' ,..., Vf"'"""'Oft'"d '" "" ",.,,,.,., P-' r...1" the lndust ry w g ,., •• , .... ,.,,.", , ... '•" , ..... 1,1'1 "" 1raq•••...,,,,.lt n•\.tHht,.,,.J,f.,. ,.,,,,,,. these propo!\nl' qua le •~ ,.,,.,~,.f",, 1 "•"' #""''' "' ~~1.,""',...,"1'1",'.•11•'1""'"''0IJl>I' ·•~ hC':svU y. It's nnt making '""' It .. ...,. ·~, t '• • ,f ,..,, •h ... "" "" " "'. u 4,, '"' ,,, .. , ,.,.., ,,,.~ ........ _..,. n..1,...1 M.,,,~JO , .. ,. muC'h monc~· a~ it•~·· ,_" 1•yw~1·k..t\ lft l'"'U"' ... ' ~ (0tH-t, WAA~(P • ,, .. ".,....,,, .. ,,11; '''""' "' , • .,.,,, .. n•111•w1 1 S H E ESTIMATED ~1: ., ",'; \'; ~:,:,:~ '"'r.~1~.1:.~ ••rMu~~"·~~~~';.~m•tJct-<~• that l h 4.' c n t • r c "" • ',_. r,. M "'' .,. ·1 '"' ,, ••112 ..... ~ 91•d , hi!• "I matchbook industry na· "'· "" • ,, '" ........... , ,. • • ..... , ,, """u"''"" ... <~.ca ., .. , tionwadc made artl'r I ax t"Y '•'• l'H ,, ,, ,.,. ,.,.., I \,ll>!I"" ''"'' f•t O U ) .. ,....... • I 2 ,.•'"'"'' '""' ''°'•d1"fj1uhl Jtt•"'\ ·ft~, AttofMff.,.l••<wtrtt prOftt~ Of On Y $2 • ''""'''""" n-A""' co•" o .... """' I million la~t year ,..,,\A"""''11 '" ..,,..11\11"1'1•'• .... 11~ I \ i I A f N ( ( V Ir ,., t \I \ -;;~·...;···-~---~r-•iiiiiiiiiiin t f ,;I I ·flP·•l*ftt .I • !•1• U)l\1r f\ 1m I 11 t k1•I Wt\~tJlf ( OUl 'IT •tt~'f .ttl.t-...... ,"""" ''"d hit•'°' '--' A~t•, C•U1••1"11• .,,.,._,,,.tor [ .. C.\it•r I ,f'\!1 "''"'1 "'~"~#> (A4\I f"t f IJ\I('. liAJ., "I 1\ I 'Al'W't &f'U \ ·~·· t(°'tl '• Tluutt ler• Collor' TOIL£T TANK BALL T,, .. ""'~'"'" W111N MUii'< T •Mk D••I 1nst1nlly SIOPI ltl• flow 01 w•'"'r 11l1tr llu•l'l•no Ct~C'•y ''"'' S1 00 AT "A'10WAM ITOtttl IS WHAT IT'S All ABOUT YWI IWI IWI Till caws r• -UftTIM(. ~ ., ....,. ..,.. can be 111nspl1nled lrom tl'le bae1c and 11dH of your head for S'7.00 ~· pl"9 (IHI lh1n 300 slightly 1'11ghtr) Gu•-tM1 eny plwt faltlnt lo prodwco "•Ir wlfl "• roploood tloeotl on dorior ..... 111tty. Check the prices ot other companrn doing h111 1ranspl1n1111on. then call us II you t rl' not • good c1nd1d1te lot 1ran1plantat1on. we otltr Mlftloot elilln ped1c11 1oop1. a unique cosmetre 1urOl''Y orocess that g111es you a beaullful, full head of h11r thal s on your head lo stay No ,_..... matef'lol 1n your scalp Local 1nnthe1tc. rnc:!ependenl doC1ol"5 hair Extensio~ FREE CONSULTATION m c114> 142-1431 • HUN'TWQT°" ERCU'TIV£ PARK • EAST IU)Q. 11152 klU 11..t Saitl 23D, IMt~&lM k.U Cllil. 121-41 .. 3115 Harnor B1vd 1. ••• 11r • ••r• •ii"••••;~• , •. a . . I al I I I I 1.1 •\I ..... , I •I 1 I loll I •H lip I h: •. 1 l' ',, I "' Select a model that saves enel'CJY• r \\11 \'l';tfl, .alo(O, 111"1 .1hr1ul C'\'NYI 1111 · 11•,1111.l'<l nur na11011 ha<.11·1wr ~Y p1 oh km.., 1odav. ~·•n<• rt~1pl1· .11l·1ft '-Ill•· 1 h11--<• prohl!'mc; ... t11\ t"<t'-I l'ht'\ di 1. ( )ur n 1111111' · • 1'111°11(\ prnblc•m' :uP "till \1•rv 11.1) /\n<l lh" imported k"' 1,11Jph111 f111•I 1111 ri·q11111 d frrr i;!rnrr:it111J.? t'lt'I •ni ti\ 1 1·\111·in1·h 1 xpt'O"I \'\!. So, m lr••ktnlo! fnr "" .1pph.inC\•, 11 m.akl·~ '-''n'<' to thl'<'l-.1111! lht> eff1cwncv rntm~-. nf \';UJOll' ll)'lclel.,. It ran mean "m'tnll' f11r \lilt :ind our countr). Compare refri9erat«S. Did }"1u know that some model .. u!'e up to 35n.., Jes<. electricity than other"'' If you're 111 - the market for a nl'\\ one, mspt.'Ct com· parable models. Then a.,k h<M much l'iectnaty each reqrnrC'<\. And choo<;e a model based on,., ~1r famalv\ ncl'<ls. A refrigerator or fret>zer thnt's tr•> larRe for your ramily u-...·._ nmc ener~v than is necess:.ry. New enern ... wln• appliances. 0 Man)' autom:1111 dnthcs rlryef'!. have mn1!'IUff·SCn!'>tnSX d1•\•1ce<.. They c;hut off the mac:htnt· when clothes are sufficiently dn: This prewntc; l'l\'er-<lrying and save., enerm: ..-~mlt.' d1shwac;hers have an ('nergy· ....1\ tnK ... witch which allows dishes Ti• .11r rlrv '' ithout heat. It ran cut the u~ f ,, t'lt·rtnt llv up to fir' n. ~ I ' II \011·11· hu~·mg a rn11111.1ir rnrnlr 1111111·1, 1 lw1 k Ille' l-.11!0lh'Y EHt< ll'lll v l<.11 an!{ 0· El< 1 1111111lw1 "· ·r h•· h1~lll'1 tlll' 1111mhn """" n. lh1 mu 1• u~ilrn~ you I'' I (i.,111 lh< 1'11III11 lly th.ti )'IU II"(' Td1·\ 1 11111 11 , w11h .an all "'l1tl -.1.11i I h.1 .. -.10, II I ' h.11f ,1 111111h t•h·Clf11 llY .i-.1t1h1• l \'pt· .( ...... I '::-.C11111· \\:tlil lwa1t·1-. .1w far 1>1:111•1 IO'-lll.1t1·d lh.11111th1·r ... lk '\llr<' to .1c;I-, .1h1J111 th1 ,\nrl '-C·lt'Ct tht• nJ,:ht """ Frff consenotlon boolclet. l 111 mort• of Ec11c:;1n'., wav-. top1n•1-rw 1•r11'rso: wnt1· f111 11tu fn•!• hr•1kkt "l 111N•rv:11111n:· Ed1.;,l11, I'() Ho' ~oo K11""·m ·:id. C' 91770 sCE Southern California Edison .. ~n E:qual 0pl)Oftun1ly (mplay~ j N Monday' Closing Pri es Monday Apnl S tr7& NYSE COMPOSfl'E , TRANSACTIONS 11 .... u~. ,, . \ . '• )''. . 1J. "" ,.... . ,. • • I t •o • '• . . 1)'-,, • t , • .I t I I \) • J"" •\ t • \ I ,. 1. .. ' '" 11 ••• 0 '• >• "'. \' . l n ,. It ,, . t• • 1, ., . ' , .. ,, . ,, ". "• •• 10'.. • • , •• j. ,., .... ,, II 1 • l ._ .. '.' n1 " . ,. . ~. IS JI ''"'. . J1 • t . . ., . . 21 -1, •' 1. "t " )"o-.... I • • • . ·-'• 1~··1 ,, ..... 10~. '• 1 ,,.,.. ,. II Suing Is Tougla -l- w arranties Act Needs Clout 8> SYLVIA PORTER Under thl' new 1-'l'dcrul Warranllc!. Acl . c\m~umtr!> wall (Ot U~ flnt tlffil' 'b(• jllVCI\ v1tally 1mpurlt1nl faCt!oo UbOUl tbl' warranties oCferf'd b\• m nnufacturers. or good!> So l~r. fint' But whut If thl' m .. nufocturer doc" not hVl' up to the warranty" Or if he just <'an 't ht• found ' l\lthouith th~ la" 111 IO\\S 11u1ls for dt'('l'Ptl\\' wnrranlil's. the. l'On suml'r mui;t first f1111l the pnrt> a,:h 11u: tht• warrant~. th('I\ 1ot:1rt ,, Money's Worth ~wt (pos111blv in .1 d1,1nnt ell\ I and tht•n h1r\• .1 lu"' t•r or tr' to monagc the la" 'wt without ont• · The probl4.'m1o coulcl 1 ru'h "hat Jf>µl':.11' 111 tH• lh<' con sumer 's gr<'at lh'\\ ni:hL-. and m.1k1• ,, ".1rrJnt.> mon• s1gmr1cant on paper than 111 lht• m,1rkt•tplncc I hU!\, thre1.· kt'y dn ves are under" .1, • t'IRST;--SE-Y-t~RAL !'lttttl'"7 n1,t'tt'blv M 11~~11rh11ttr~ onJ Maryland, have abohi;h<'d contra<'l t.'lau~e!'I whcreb) thc seller (usually the retailer I "d1scla1m'I" oll warranties Translated . this d1sc:la1mcr me ans that tht.• r t'ta1lt>r isn't responsible for a lemon the bu) er must hunt down the manufacturer Jn somt· instances, tht.• 't:inct.ird "dis ~la1mer"' cl.aus es maY fi.'\'en deny th(\ 1mpho4" warranty that normally goes \\1th any bale and s.1ys that th<' product as reasonably fit for 1ti. inkndcd purpose Under this ne\\ l'ffort i:.dlc1 !. as wt.>11 as manufact urer~ would bl' respon sible for the l(oods th1·y sdl And 1f th(' maker 1s at fnull, tht.• rct:.11l<'r could charge ham ror cssenl1ul r<'pa1rs or replacement Thl' trend ma\ acccll'rutc a ::.h1fl :ilread) m progrcs1o. for m .. nufacturen. to tlc!>t~natt• n· taakrs as agc11b for h:\inl! tldt•ct1v(• 1temb Second a major l'ffort \\ould up)!radc· tht• r<>lr of 1omall claims courts to m:ikl' '.'arr int1es mor<' <·nforl't able AS OF NO\\, •'OR instum« i.m:ill (!111ms l'l)Urts Jlt' often overcrowdcd "'1th <khl collect1on ( ·'"t !\ ag.11nst con sumcrs Also thc lm,t•r dm•!>n I al" a~:. p.1) lht• JUd~mcnt t>ven tf>the-eoosumt'r 1o1.1ni. Ne" York hJs J p1onrcrmJ,: l:l\\"" which , a mong other things. perm1ti. the "'innl r to collt'cl three tames the original total tf there 1s J PJllt'rn '''three or more ignored 1udgmt11b, and the debtor ha!> tht• 111011\'y to pa) This could be J m01l1•I rorolhNs Small cla ims rouns u~ually rant C'anccl a <'onlrart but can onl) give back the huver's dl'pos1t or damagt•s An outrageous r e sult an somc eases 1s that tht' buyer ma~ht win back his deposit on a lemon but then be sut•d by the seller for lhe full amount an rl'J!Ular l'Ourt <.inc1 without 11 l:i1.1.ycr , lose' I A solution might ht to allow s mall claims Judges to cancel cons umer contr aci... Too m an' locallllc' don l ha\'c !.rnJll claim' C'ourt!'I thlS COUid bl' CorrCClM b\ Cit stgn,JlrnJ: l'X"llng ('OU rt' IO ('\ l'rl'IS<' i.mall~cla1m,, po"t''' l"lm1e-t•ourto,; non t .,,, ill mght so consumers can I ~t•t to lht'm C'ommumt \ pn·..,,urt• rnt)!hl spur th(' courts to ..,,, .11!\•1st 111w n1j!hl ,, "11 k -!;;OMF. SMi\1.1.U .i\IMS Jlltl)!«!> 1111•n I fl\l.Mt of pro \l!\IOnS '" thc 1.1w that ftl\Or l'On!>llml•r ... h U1 II ..... lht• I ult that on<' sided, unfair, ftnt• print pro''"'°"" l',1n h1 dt d and unconsc1onahll' l Tr.1man1: prol!r.1m., 1111)!ht '""' 1h1., h\ .11 quaant1n~ JUd~e:. or 'olunh'l'r .irb11 rat or-. "'1th 1 h,. rdl VJnl rule:. Ooll.~r hmrh un (I.um ... frl'qUl'Oll" oll l' 1011 low lo <ti low disputes O\ l'r b1~ t1tkl'I items to h1 ht•urrJ L1m1h could b\' ra1s!'d tas 1n N<'w \ ork rcccnth , frQm $.500 t11S1 .0001 Finally companll's might b1• m11n 1.·ncoura)(c•tl tu t•stabhsh an formal d1!>.pute M lllcmt nt mrl'han1sm' '1 o date. fc1o1. ha\ c opted to pa\ tht• rosh oft n•atin~ -.ueh .i pro ccdur c The• third dol>l'lv rl'latt-d problC'm '' "'ho.11 to do about consumer claim~ lu(•.tf l'<.l in distant o;t.1tr-. "here> it 1sn t practical for tht> 1:onsumcr to htre> a I a"' 'er or Ir .n cl to !>lll' .!f-ht"rt:ittl&fMl-~F-)4lOW-lo.i.ol.\.:clhAurJ:.Clll l'tOblcm_ A POSSIBILITY I" TUE c!>l<tblt::.hmt nt of an tnlcr slatl' sma ll claims system to 01wrnte bv m.111 inc asl., "'her' ornl ht'anngs aren l nelcssar) Both con!>umt•r :ind co1npan' would "rite complaints .ind rc!>ponst:. lht' lrihunal '\l.Ould dcc1dt' the case, based on lhc \l.nttcn 1nformu11on g1vl·n b' both sides Experts think 90 pcn·cnt of consum,:r case.., could be solved this wa) a giant ~tcp forward from today's lolal vacuum for long distance d1sput1.: settlements Without m achinery for both long and r,hort range settle ments or dis putes. wurrunlu.•s a rc Jui.t ahout worth~hr paper the.> 'r e written on in many ca~cs W.1h up' Dcrrrnnd action Only then will the.· 1mpcrat1 vc l\Olullons bt'grn to emerge .,,.,,.,,, t (~ml:Ul"I lny 1 N•t HO'""' > VS qltt In• 'r..rr1 , ))S>f \ Un•v•r C.p ; 0..tlly MfO I I f.l"'A' (p " ), mm p,-.,, 1'J T•\hm Ulh 10 ""'"'". ,.,,, 11 (1l11\ '1QAll'1 1' HoV Air wl tl IC.w\nr ll"rl U fHot•,,t P1n I\, .. .-'" I~ RMWJ "'4.i " '""' ,, u" • .. \J\ ...,,.., " Aad••\"°"J )ft """' flr<1Jttf N•rN ' (hit\ ''le" 71CJ'.1Uhlr ) 1l~111\1n MIQ 4 W•O•no Jh"' ~ t-4•'""'V'' ,. • A\A II~ I M1~lr """ e AY(O (j> wt q '!-•YI Pl[\I ~~ J~~~o"t,,:;v IJ thot~..ct (,.r I)"'°"'" (•"' u VnlOf\a ... t I\ , M•1 [ f\ff P " ll•OMI~ I" 11 Ao""' In R• lft H~ .... , H•I "II-~.-~ 'JO M•''"ln L.11"1 ·- I : I' ('°'fl I I .. 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The start or Batlin's trial came a lmost e:ght months arter ttw county Grund Jury cbargl'd him with seven felony C'nmt'S rclatt'<l to the llllegt>d use of county ~pJO)'t."S Ut 1t 1974 pollt1cal <'Jill· pa1gn ln his opening 11t,:1trment to the jury, Deputy D1stnct Attor1wy JuC'k Ryan su1rl thut, dunnl! But· tin's unsucc~sful 1974 ('Unlpu1i:n for heulenunt ((OVl'rnor, 1•011n1y workers in his ofht•t• "worked full tirne on the camp111gn Jnd only part time on count) bus1nes11 " In rebuttal. defen!>e altorm•v Matthew Kunhch told the t·1~hl· man, foui.--wom~n jucy t.ll:U li~t· tm is being prosecuted · because of his s tnnd on l'nvironmt•ntal 1s· ~ues and hill political persuasion '· "Bt•in~ the firs t Oemo<'rat ('lectud to office since the days of the depret.s1011, he had enemies \\hO wan~ed him removed from office." said Kurihch Battin. "ho 1s the fin.l Ornncc County uperv1sor lo ht> eharttcd \\llh crime!! while in of(1ce. 1s al· lt.•Gl'd in.the Graod Jury ind1Cl · ment with huvinit t·ommittl•d .:rand thl'ft. nu11u111.• of funds alld preSl'rltlO!o: robe dorumcnts. Tht> 46 ~H·ar-old Sunta Anu SUl)er\'ISCr is IO thl' eij!hth year of his second tt•rm In office and i-s currt'ntly u t'andidute for tntt• ~l.'ll.ltor m the county's m.•w 31th Senatorial D1str1<'t An hntntual orr1ce M.'t'kl'r, Bat tin has sou~ht elCl·l 1ve office six (See BAn't~. Pa~ i\%1 -Bean Brother bif e o ••• , ,., .... P"'9•• ., Pa1rt<k 0 OoAMft BATTIN TALKS WITH FRIEND, RACHEL PERRY In Hall of Courthouse Today in Santa Ana El~<·t Ctfi"i e~rs Saddleback Slates Special Session . 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" 1 t h " .1 r 111 1• r I l' nl 1wr.1l11rt•' r:ing111j! frnm l1•1Ao tm11i:ht -4:1 lo UI anil l11i:h rut•..,d .n in mul or 11p11t•r filh. nw ~1·rtmd part f)/ 0 look Ill tli1• Cr1/1/11rni11 h/rsltJll' r.r 11mrn1• t nu m h •'r t -t 1. r num h••r of prnplt' 1/11• numht•r 1•/ out11~ th<' numbt'r ol plnnn th1• riumt><'r of roatt . tllr number ol slan~. ctr l'aiit' It 1, lnde~ ...... ~ Al• ......... I,."' llot<I Al .............. wt AS Ot•-Ce•~IY •• Al Al Clllfem1• , .......... ,, ,, .... ,.. Il l I ~·(\ ., s ..... "9C'•• AU Ct•'""°'" llJ '"'" aJ I o. .... l'lol•tt• Al ~· .. -M.tr11t0 AU EOttert.tt P•tt A• , ...... , .• ,_ AO lfttfrtAlftfMnt •• Ttw" .. "' •• ~·M"Cf A11 W..t•Mr •• Me--Ill 'WOr•dNtW'\ •• ...... u ...... 91 been ;:i "basic aid" 1n<;t1tution, w 1c meam. thal 1( recel\ es only Sl.25 fro m the slate for each full· time student. Recause of enrollment growth nine limes that of lhe original student population the colll'gt' now 1s eligible for S400 per stu· dent. but 1t can't collect. ColleJie officials say.the "miss· 1ng money" is equal to 10 rent!> of thl' collej!e's ta~ rate and ar<' pre· pared to wag<.' a maJor battle ti) recover the mont'y th('y tx-he\.C the state owes them. Tomght's r esolution urge<; the slate Community CQllege Chan· ffitt(}t'HCE-R"8, P-ag~A2.> Nazi-ignorant Jury Found ~llLWAl'K EE (J\[') or 2.1 pro~pecl 1 ve Juror-. mll'rv1cwed fur llll' tn:.11 or two fi gures m a lnral Na11 orgJnizatwn who w<'n' ;it•cu!wd 11f ambu'>hmg u JC'Wl~h h'.tdl•r '.; c:1r none expr'es!>ed p,1rt1cular di!>gu:;t with naL1<im, tht• I nal JUd~c ~;)ys. Otht'r than the tl'rm '.Nazi.' th1'' didn't know an}1h1nJi about 11 · -..11d Judge Patnck J M ~td· d1•n oC M tlwaukl'C County <:ou rt Th,• JOh or assembllnl! u Jury 1Aoho ... e 12 mrmbl'r!> h111I no bias ag;unst Na7.1'i turned out to bi' 11 -.urprls1nJtlY t•asy task. the J111l~t' und two lawyer.., rrported. Viejo Seniors Make Finals Gary E . Olson and Michael W. \.\'1lson. seniors at Mls111on Vil'JO fhgh School. are among 14.000 hnah,.ts in the National Ment &holarsh1p competillon.s Onlv about 3,800 of the finalish will t>e dcs11mated as winnl'rs or Hholar s h1ps . They will be not1f1ed by early May Olson has also been SE'll'Cted a<; a sem i -finali s t 1n the Southeastern 01\'ISIOn or Southern California Edison Com· pany's scholarship prof?ram. Leftists Harassed MADRID, Spain CA P) Poli('e used riOe tiutts and rubber bullets to smash a leftis t de· monstration in Barcelona and ar- restl'd 200 persons in Madrid, squelching another march. but allowed right-wing militants lo rally unmolested Sundav. Finklea Slayer Escapes Execution By TOM BARLEY Ol the 0••1~ Piiot $\•II Convicted killer Charles Den· nis Bean escap<'d the death penalty today for his role in the slaying of honor student Stephen "l\11k<."' l'1nklea of Fountain Valley Orange County Supen or Court Judge Wilham L Murray sen · tenced Bean. 22. to life in prison after Deputy 01stnct Altornev f'rank Briseno ubandoncd plans for a special hearing before the Jet Noise Rule Asked By EPA WASlllNGTON <AP> -F.n· vironmenlal Prott>c tion Ad· m1n1strator nuss('ll F.. Tram said today the federal government should set standards to reduce the noise around airports or else Jet airport operators make some no1 ... c• rules And Train sharply criticized the• controversi al Concorde Mlperson1c Lranspou_as · n that as out of tune with the times and with U S. pohc1es on noise and energy Tram said aircraft noise has been not only a bother to res1 de nts and bus inessm en near airports but also lo airport owners themselves. often hit by lawsUJts St'ekiii~ compensation for nmse damage but unable to set rult's for noise reduction. Tram. in a speerh prepared for a confl'rence or lht.• lnlernat1onal Institute of Noi se Control Engineers . said thl' problem fl'· s1sts solullons because no one ac cepts r cspoml1bittty fortt "To begin with. I believe the aircraft manufacturers need to have the federnl government £'stablish national a1rcrart .stan· dards," he said, and give them time enough to build and mark<'t quieter planes . II <' said the government "should hrmly identify those t akeocr and landing procedures which are both s afe and advan· tagrous from a noise abatement poinl of view. and should ensure their univer'>al use " If such a s tep on the part or the federnl government 1i. not poss1 bit>, the 1ndl\01dual airports "111 have to impose rules. he said. jury that found Re an l!ui lly of first dl·grcl' murder 1n thl' Hallo w N·n n•J!hl ~laying of Finklea. 19. The Oran~e Coast Coll1•Jl£• wrestling team captain wa"i ~hot to death by two r.(un~ whtlt· hl· worked a~ a partt1me cll'I k at a local market Briseno commented today that it was pointless to further pro secute Churle., Bean !>Incl' thl· jUry which found him gwlty Of r1rst degree murder ha d ruled that 1t was not satisfied that the defendant used a gun in lhe kill· ing of Finklea. "But I am satisfied that he did ~hoot the victim and that he 1s just as ~UJlty as his brother." the proseocutor said . "l only '"sh I could prove 1t · · "I agree with you." Judi:ie Murray told Rris•.mo and the HirSute Justice Police Hair Rules Affirmed WAS lllNGTON CA P > -A police department may t'.onst1tut1onall; rei!ulah.• the length of a n offu:er's hair and proh1b1l him from \\Cann~ a beard, the U.S. Suprem<' Court ruled lodav. By a vote of six to two. the justices reversed a de· cision of the VS C'lr~wt Court in New York invalidat· ing sur h a rull-adopted by the Suffolk County, N.Y. police departml•nt. Justice Wilham II. Rchnqut!'t , speaking for the court. rc.wcted th(• argument of Thomas Owen, presi· dent of the Suffolk County P:llrolmen's Benevolent Association. that the regulation trample d on the con· stitutionally guaranteed right to liberty. Owen argued that th<' choice of personal ap· --pc""'arancc is purt of~ person's personal hbcrtv ,.nd--- that the ~overnment muy not interfere with it without · showing an overriding need. ~ "The overwhelming majo rity of state and local po~1ce .. o f the pres_ent day are uniformed, .. Rehnquist said. This fact itself tcst1f1es to the recognition by ~hose >'·ho direct those 0J)<.'rat1ons ... that similarity JO appearance Of pohCt' Officers JS desirable." Saddleback Teacher Hearing Scheduled By LAURI E KASPER Of lht 0•11¥ Piiot St•ll A hearing by the Orange Coun· ty Board or Education on charges brought by the Saddll'back \'alle~· L'n1f1cd School Distnc·t against an (lmplove would s<.•l a precedent in the C'Ounty anrl tht' i..tale. according to a !>poke~mun for the county board Board m embers have agreed to '>t.'t a date fur a hcanng on <'hargcs brought a~a1n'>l Rarbara llahn . a s c·hool ps) cholog1st, w h<·n the'' met>l Monday. A p n I 15. :-..aid J 1 m F:igan, public information of· f1ccr. Ile 11aid they will also adopt guidt'lines ror the hearing at that time. FaF(an said the county board has n<.'\'l'r held a hcanng or this kind "It ha~ never happen('d in California. to the be~t or our knowledi.:e. in this particular wa.>.'' hc~u1d. "Jl is new and it docs affecl all tcaC'heri. m the county," hl'i.a1d. Planned ParenthOod Opens New Clinic In thl' past, the county officer c•xplam<'ct. school d1~tncts held th(.•1r own hearin~s on qtiesttons drahn~ with wacher comp.•tcn· l'Y · Thei.c h('annJls, · howevc•r, have been "extremely c.>.· pcm11ve." he s aid. /\ hraring before the county board. F'ai;?an explainl-<l, would be quicker and less cxpcru;iv('. By ANNE COOPF.R 01 lh 0•11• ~Itel \t•ll The Planned P arenthoocl /\~ ~ialion of Orange County has announced the opening Thursday or a satellite clime In the Sad· Jleback Medical Bwlding, 23561 Pase<> de Valencia in Laguna HJlls The din1c will be oprn Thursday11 from S to 8 p m . said Ina Bliss. Orange Counly ·direc- tor fl will be tarred by a phys•· c1an. two nurst>s, a counselor. a receptionis t and an educator Pre~nancy tests wilt be done on a walk·m basis. but appointments are required Cor counseling and birth C'ontrol Planned Parenthood of Orange County logged 14,402 patient vis- its in 1975. accordmg to Mrs. Bliss Mote than fi,000 additional people were reached by the as· spclallon through special com· munity programs . In 1976, the number of petienl "isits is ex· pected to top 17.000. ··women comt to us tor many (See PARENT, hlt>Al) 0tl1'f Pll•U-.,t ....... PARENTHOOD PLANNER Ina BllH ' The county board is the body which ' revokes the ccrt1r1t·ate'I enabling an <'ducator to work ir1 the county Thus , he explained. this would also prevent a teacher, against whom char~cs are cons idered s ubstantiated. from teaching In the county almost immediately. Last month. Saddleback '-; Superintendent Richard Welle asked the county board to revoke the cert1f1ca\cs or Barbara D. Hahn. a school psychologLSl who has worked in the district for eight ) ears. The district·s N>mpl.iinl formally charges her with "un· professional conduct. evident un· fitness for teaching and persis· tent defiance of and refusal lo obey the laws regulating the duties of teachers ." Mias Ha'hn has denied the charges and said slte has hired an attorney to fight thtm. Jury. "I share your belier that Charles Bean fired a revolver in lhe killing of Mr. f'inkl<'a." Hugh Bean testified in his brother's trial that he fired thl' two weapons Inter found by Santa Ana polict> in the brothers' cur . lie testified that he alone was responsible for l"inklea's death and thnl Charil's Bean onlv participated in the takmit of $133 from tht> store's ea~h re1uster. 13 Enter MAC Race Officially By RUDI NIE OZIF.l.SKI Ol the Dally Ptlol S.•11 Thirteen out o r the 14 F.1 Toro residents who tonk out nomina· tion papers for the Municipal Ad· vlsory Council F.IPct1on have r£'· turned their forms and will be on th(' June 8 ballot. /\ s pokesman for the Orang<' County Rt•g1!.trar or Voters said o ay aTr sTgn3fures onthe nomination forms brought the candidates have b<>cn chl'cked and delt•rmined valid The only dropout from the cam· paq~n was Pal ~tareck, a housewife. or 2333 Ridge Roule Dnve. Mrs . Slarcck had nol re· turn£'d her papers by the 5 p.m. Friday d<'adhne. Candida1Ps running for the five council scats a r<': Kris Kister , businesswoman. 21731Lakc Vista Ori VP. David K. McKnight, stuoenl. 22776 Islam are Lane. E. A. "Sandy" Sandling, bus1· ness cxccutivr, 24Gfi2 Shadowfax Drive. Joseph A. Peterson Jr., bank executtvc, 24311 U rass St. Miidred Hudgins, material coordinator, 21791 Lake Vista Dnve. Allan M llll'r, attorn(•y, 22756 lslamart> Lane. Alfred A. Rrgnlt'r. real estate agent. 24391 Hr1dft'r RoacJ Mary Phi l i ps , bu ..,I· nesswoman. 241122 Jrronimo Lan<'. Pall(e G. lfoov~r, housewife· wnlf:'r, 227RI Hum hie Dnvc. Howa rd t'ur11t, C'X po rlH· 1 mporter, 2211i2 Cortu Cn•,ta Dnvl' William "Riii" Cartwri~hl, re· al e-.tatc broker. 25202 Miles /\v~ t:d~ar J\. MtKean, retired flnan C'1al manag er, 23762 Cavanaui<h Road. Harry ('. S1>a tz, fnmlly lifo ('OUnM•lor, 256()5 lf oriw~hoe. Bye, Bye, I Big Bunny ClllC/\GO (/\ P> -A flamboyant symbol or Hu1th lfl'fner's Playboy empire. h1 '! DC9 twin· l'ng1ne Jetliner. has been sold for m o re than $4 million. A Playboy s pokesm an said that the plane wa~ 11old to Omni Aircraft Sales. Inc .. a Wash1ngton, D c . r1rm The plane seats only 38 passenel'rS ins tead of lhc conventional DC9 load or 110. but there arc com• pensations · a private bedroom. a shower. a con· fer ence living room, a video tape machine and an eight track stereo system. • ··.·~··. , Big ~oy o&:· Negative Response 'Saved' From Sc~l Roof dllY~nt rnJ6na:· lbe kid. •·we chatae lea tban a swtvale physa. du. put •~te 1 .,.. vallab1• ~. ud ~ ataoela.l.ton bu an out.atandlaa ~ rtPUt•· Uon. BffldH , we otfu a !l\JP· • portive atmospherq; and that l5 important 1n SIK'h an 1nt1mutc area as birth control a nd pre· gnancy coun11ettn1." CUSD Views Fundamental School Bob's Bir Boy wa.s rescu«t rrom a ieCond-•lOry moftop al lfuntinaiton Beach ll11h Schoot tod;,y. thank• ((I the efforts or three huCf1n1 and puflinl J>Oltctomcn (ram the StJt1on t1rn1~, the street Human lift• wasn't In danJ:er in th11 case unless you co~1d •r the strain on the offi cers 1nvolH-d 816!. floy is a 150 pound ~talue, usually fcJtun•d s tJnd10g in f ront or the h :1mburgc:r restaurant chai" stores or the same name. Laboring lhroul'h the prf.'dawn rain. omcers To m Arnold ond Patrolman John Suttle and Crcu g Robison rescued the figure from a :'iet'ond story rooftop an the campus quadrangle a,.ea. "lU_dall't.~ a.a.~ &ot ft up t.btte. ·• Olfldn AtaoAd aald cl the unspeclntd suspecu Ptrhaps ~lon11nf to the clH• of '78 wtuch w1 l Ju' e lbc campus In June The officers ho1stt<l .and hefied thti six foot, UO-pound atutur dowt'I lo the around and returnt'd H t.o the high !H•hool honaout ut Brookhur st Strcl·t nnd Ad11m~ Avenue from "h1ch It. vnnushed l!arher. In ves tig ato r s said 1n retrospect that 1t was a less perilous rescue than one occur- ring t n the m1d·l960s. when persons unkno~ n placed an ln- nated tnner tub_. atop the high S<'hool's landmark cath edrul spire. Mn Bhu uld the staJf meets often lo ellm1natc traC't·~ or bias, which are Inevitable lit counsel Ins "We all have our biases," she said "01rfercnt ~tarr !])embers have dlfrerent b&asH.' We work hard not to impose any per.&onal b1a~ on our patient•. We ar~ available to help them discover what is raght for them. and then to help them accompltsh whatever tl i11 they ('hoose Lo do." A pro~pt'<'IU~ for J fund:11nt·11 \al school for tudl!l)l:. of lh\' Capistrano lJnifted Sc-hool 1>1-. tnet "'111 bt' t·on 1dt·rt'd IJ~ d1~ lnct bo,1rd or edUC:JllOn ton11iht The board "'tit mt't't 1n rt!MUl.1r 8t'S!llOn wg1nnlng al T ~ p m II\ San Juan Elt'mt'ntat> St·hool, 316'12 El C'umant1 Ht':.tl, ~11 JuJ11 Capistrano The proposJI "'J' ordl•11·d drafted after 3 survt') of 1•l1•rtw11 tary school parenti. ~hn"t•d thrn~ was little interest in tht' 111,lm·t ':-. ('reatlon of a fundamt•ritul ~rhool Some membt'rs ot llw hourd said they felt pu renti. tlu1 not u11 ders tand what a hmdJtnl'nlJI school would be like, Jlld for thJI reason r eo;Pondt'd nr,,:~111\ l'I> tu the idea S<-hool district calendar, 11t l\•nctann.• boundaries and fac1ht1e~ utl11tat1on for t hl' 1976 77 '\t'h()(ll ~<'<Ir Th\• Cap1)tranu l 'nif1ed School 01st111·t In dude:. th(' com mun1t1l' of San C'l~menlt Cttplstrano Ht"u('h. 0Jna Pu1nt · l.aaun11 N11LUl'I JOd a pOr\101) ot Masi.ion \.'1cJn Nixon Jl'owed Fight To End, Book Says NZW YOR1K CAP> -Former dent, 111 dt'scrlb •d as .. matter or. Theft Sours Trip For Canadian Pair The Saddleb ack Valley clinic is desianed to serve residents from San Clemente to El Toro. Fees are t'harf(ed on a sliding scale. bas«! on Income and the number o( PfOJ'feo the int'ome supports. • Additional information and ap- pointment times are a\•a1lable by calUng S47-0884 Fro• Page Al A fundamerlt al S('hool proi;:t urn general!} featur<'~ t1~hth :.1r111 tured classroom an.;tn1tt1on in eluding rott> d r1 II. home" ork and letter grades A new ma1hntc or lhl' 1>Unl.'y 1s proposed to be sent to a.JI km dergarten through t'l&hth Kradc students President N lxon . three d1.1ys roct 11nd i.omt•wh11t remo\'(•d " before he resigned, shit did not durlna the period huvlng told beHe,•e he had committed an ltn-Nixon he would m0oke no public· peachable offense and vowed to <'Omm~nt11 on Impeachment "right ,i,t out. .. with my head Al the some time, News~eelc's ll}gh , says ~ report an excerpt stud. Ford was assunn~ Newsweek magaune. ........_ Nixon of his "admiration and •f· The descrlptlon or the formel' t~tlon" and pr:usin him for president's la-st days in the White "superb Job'' tn rorei!n utta· . a House 1s 1n excerpts from a new .. 1rs book. "The Final DaYS." by Bob WATERGATE MOVIE Woodward and Carl Bernstein. PREMIERE HELD-A4 The authors "on a Pulitzer Prize for the Washmgton Post for their coverage of the Watergate scandals By KATH Y CLANCY Of, ... o .... , ,.,, .. Motif A Canadian <·ouple's dream vacation to California was s hat- tered in Huntington Beach Satur- day, wh('n the S350 they sa\•ed for their trip was stolen from their locked car. Mr. and Mrs. Will.Jam Sears o( Calgary, Alberta, had stopped at the beach before checking into a motel , so their 3-yc·ar -old • daughter, J oanie , could play m the sand and get her first took at a surfer. ··we thought the car was in a safe place," Sears said today. "It was locked up light." Bul thieves pried open a "in- dow, emptied $350 from Mrs. Sears' purse and Oed with the cash and a t'amcra. the couple told pohce. N,ow Mr and Mrs. Sears, their daughter. and three-month-old son. Bill~. don't have the t'ash to Cella, Aides Hearing Postponed A further two-day delay was ordered today 1n an Orange County Superio r Court pretrial hearing into mull1ple criminal charges filed against Or. Lows Cella Jr. and t hr ee co- defendents H was undt>rstood lhat Judge Jerrold S Oliver hac; not yet com- pletefl his research into a ser1e.s of defense motions that include a motion for the .;eparate tnal or co-defend(•n l Tht'odor e Schif- fman, SJ, Santa An:> Cella, Sch1rrmon. George L. 01· lendorf. 44, Laguna Dench. and ~tephen R E' ans. 31. M1ss1on \'1eJO, face trial Apnl 19 on 127 felony counts contuin<'d In an Oruni;(e County Grand Jury in- d1Nm<'nt ll 1s alleged that the group siphoned :it ll•ai;t S2 million from t\\O hosp1t ali; Mission Com- munll) of M 1ssion V1CJO a nd Mncy Gt•ncr al of Santa Ana. Coach to AddresR Viejo Committee Bill Oates. coat'h of the J\lhlctcs In i\('tion hai.ketball team, will address the Sad- dlebat'k Vallry C'hnsti:m Busi· nCoss m c n 's Com m1tll'r at o horht'('ue at 7 fl m ~'r1day an Ml c;- ~wn \'1eJo. The event will bt> held at the Montanoso re('reat1on <'enter Tlt'krts arc $4 7S Add1t1onal 1n formation and n•'!c•rvatronc; nr<• 3\ :ulabh.' b\ c·;illt~ (;corRe .lohMon, ~ IH69, or Let' Loomis, ~10 0021. ORANGE COAST >" , .... ,.J., .. ,"'1--u·1 .. t·,·1·1 ''-C'lir'~ (u •t f\•n• r •t\ ..,.11r. """'°'"~".,,,. ,..tl'M•lf"' ~ .... f't.. th;f l+"'• ... l f h<W(''fW'IJl9 I fM\f' 1,1f .. ••"H~ l '-1 fl•"• "-'"'''"' .. ,.'"""'' •.• ~_,,'"fl•lil M """'" ,,,, •"'"' • 1 u, • , Cott" ,,,,,. 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"We had been telling her she would sec Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck." her father said today. "We wanted her to see Dis -neyland." Officials at the L \~ (Love Your Neighbors Now} Center in Huntington Beach learned of the family's phghl Saturday and ar- ranged for lodging through Tues- day at a Westminster motel Local churches have helped foot the bill. according to center co-director Susan Allen, and also provided food for the family. Mrs. Allen and co-dJrector Ann McLean were helping the family contact the Can:>d1an consulate today to sec if ofhc1als C-Ould get lhem the cash to get home. Sears said today he has been surprised at the kindness sho\\n by local polit'e and the LYNN Center. "The way we have been tteat· ed is fantastic." he said. And he said even 1f the family t'an·t spend the week they had planned t ouring Southern California, the trip has been a good one. "We do love the country Just to see California to me was r eally fantastic, .. said Sears. "ho 1s a truck dn"rr. And despite the theft, Sears said, he and his wife plan lo save their money and return to California next year to finish their dream trip. MV Kiwanis Breakfast Set The 44 members of the Mission Viejo Kiwanis Club Saturday will presen t their ninth annual breakfast beginning at 7 a.m . at La Paz Plaza. Combined with this year's breakfast 1s a White Elephant sale wh1t'h 1s sched uled to run un· t1l 6 p.m al the plaza site on the corner of La Pai Road and Chrisanla Urive. Breakfast tickets are St.SO for adults and 50 cents for children under 12 . Proceed s from Saturday's act1v1t1es will be ap. plied to K1wan1s Club charities. flniil April 13 OFFICERS .. cellor and the Board or Gov- er_nors to approve the funding ap. pll('at1on a nd to st'ek leglslation "lo correct the ineqwty" Gov. Brown's enrollment hmit has created It points out that the Sad-dl~back Community College D1s- tnct, which e ncompasses 48 per- cent of Orange County is the fastest-growing district in the state and cannot be judged by standards applied to other com- munity college districts. Fro• Page A I BATTIN ... times the last 12 years. including his two suc<'essful campaigns for ('Ounty supervisor. The board's ord<•r for th1· pro soeclu!> wa., 1n oppo.,ltion to ,1 recommendation b' Jt'rom\• Thornsley, district ... uµc·rint~·n dPnl. In a memorandum. Thorn:.ll'Y told the board .. 1l sl'em'> ,,,; par ent that the vast maJ<>nty ur parents are for the most· part pleased with the educational pro g ram being affordl."d their children by th<· . . d1stnct." The surve~. :'\<.'Ill tu the parents of nearly 5,000 d1!>tnct students. "as returned by 896 parent:. of whom 612 s aid thcv "erl' not in - terested in a funda.mental school for their children Other board busine:.!l mciudcs -Proposed t'ndor-.eml'nt of proposition one "h1t'h \H1uld al low lease purch~1i.e fJt1ht1es financing tor facin~ s.:rowth or needrnl! to reh:.ibll11Jt<· l.1c1ht1l'" more than 30 ~ e<1r-. olc1 Excerpts from the book published last week in Newsweek to~d .or a weeping, hard-drinking, s wc1de·threatening Nixon. Those reports brought denjals from Nixon's family and former as- sociates. In the c ur r e nt issue , Newsweek's excerpts of the book describe a Cabinet meeting Aug. 6, 1974, three d ays before :'.'iixon resigned. Nixon is quoted as saying, "IC r knew there was an impe-achable offense, 1 would not make the Senate go through the agony of lr) ing lo prO\'t! it. f will go through this with m.v head high right up to the end, if it comes." The article also describes Nix- on as outraged a l aides' sugges- tions that he resign and accusing the press or "haunting" him. Gt-raid Ford. then \'ice pres1· The eJCcet~.._.dlU.all....dupeut.e __ efforts by former Nixon aides H.R . Haldema n and J ohn Ehrhchman to persuade Nixon to grant them legal pardons for Watergate act lvllies. A telephone call by EhrUchman to Nixon's daughtt>r Julie, in which Ehrlichman said pardons would "s»ve a Jot of em- barrassment to the President," infuriated her husband. David Eisenhower, according to thr Newsweek excerpts, because David thought Ehrllchman's re- marks amounted to black m u ii. Haldeman also wus descnbed as sounding in telephone call!. to Nixon aides as 1( he wen~ "worn· Ing that he would send Nixon to Jail 1f he d1dn 't get a pardon·'' Nixon, the article said. asked hts chief of staff. Alexander Haig, to consult White House at- torneys Lennard Garment unct James St. Cla ir about llaldeman's rl'qu1•st lor:. pardon Rut II was his 111 rated 1974 trv for heutenant governor that touched off a Grand J urv in :.-------- ' est1gat1on last year mto ailega- t 1ons that he used countv employcs and supplies to further h11 own political career. If convicted of any or the charges, Battin would be r e- moved from office when sen- tenced and face a probable state prison sente nce or from one to ten years. Two Marines Held on Rape Charge in SC Two Camp Pendleton Marines were arrested following lhe re- ported rape of a 19-year-old San Clemente woman Sunday. Thomas L. Gatlin, 21, and Thomas W, Anderson. 19, were held in custody today by police. The San Clem ente woman s aid she had been picked up in the 100 block of Marquita by two men who oHered to drive her home. Instead. the woman was taken t.o an isolated por tion of Avenida P ico and sexually attacked. 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A lf'llWl!lll r .. 6.f A""'°' Y.-.J Presley Trading Suspended Again ... .. , .,.J,. .. ... •' • t ~. "' • f "Ill -'' t • ,• JI ' Check with our branch monog•r• for 'poc1ol rolH on (er11f1cote\ of O.po11t of $100,000 or more Helpful "-c kAkCJ. ln'fJI toql (Jtf'r I~' n 111 ( I 1 1('1 .. f \f (Vtll \ The Se<"ur1t 1cs and f-:xr hanae Comml'<sion today annount'ed an exten:!IOn of a su!lpens1on In trad- ing in the stock of The Preslev Companies of Newport Jk'ach Tradin~ in the home-bwldinR ('Ompany's sha re~ wu-. sus- pended M arrh 2S hy the SEC' and the suspension was to have been lifted by today But a message out ot the SEC'11 Washington offlcr thl!'i mornlnR said the suspension will be con tmued to April 13 There was no reac;on given for tht' continued s u s pension . although a spokesman in tht-SEC's Los Angeles office said a statement would be released later. A spokes ma n a t the Presley of- fice~ in Newport Beach said the t'ompany had not been contacted by the SEC and could l(ive no re· ason ror the continued sus- pension ror us<' 1n appliances where natural gas 1s used. The invention. called the SLX ltydrog('o Grn<'rator, was t('sted two \\eeks ogo by two mdcJWn· dent testing la boratories In l.<>s Angeles and stories In a financial· publication ll&ld that te!IL'I were SUCC(!!ISful These resulU were given out by Morri1' l\11rkln, owntr of MJ M Hydrotec h, the company that l1oldl automotive rights to the in· ventlon. Mlrkln, president of Budcet Renl ·A ·Ca r o r Southern Callfomla, Is a Lido Isle neighbor of Randall Presley, heid of The Presley Companies. The Presley spokesman said the company 1s awaiting official results of those tesl.5 and will re- lease information about lhem, arter checking with all the r e· gulatory agencies Involved. Speculation that the invention <'Ould return s ubstantial profits J n• J lfl0 .1 ,f •I•"' 11•• f,." 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W ith thr r r onh k1 ''" 1110•111 l'lrin fur 11,., •1•11 tJn1pf1,1111d ,y<1u 1.•1ri •,(1vt• up t,, $/',()() rvi•ry y•·u•, ''" d•Jr.,•r·tJ Bo1f. n1111cipol 11nd 1nlf"""' l"'' •Jl•dvr fl"J f r<Jrt1 yriw <Jm'.'. 1nr.,m.i fr11 11\r1Jn1r tn1 purtxl\•') Y1111 '"")' l)f.JY IC>"."" lht! fun1h wl r 1 y 111 l~·,1111 w1lhdr11w· ing you1 nu "u y 1t u ,.,, ",.,.,,, "''". ............. ltnprr1'1I< lrHj v"lll'il P1•hr•• rnen1 Acee.uni (IRA) If yo11 t,,,. not ul1cfJ'1y covered by n r,.,11,.mt•l'll ,,,,,.,,..,,,, ,,1 w• ut... yov con sove up 10 $1500 l'Oc~ yror p,,,.,, 1pol '1nrl inter,.st ore 101< deferred unlll lunch"'" w11hcirown 01 r~tirernenl i.me. to publlcy held Presley-MJM , ... cao•" • .\ "'"''"" Hydrotecb ls not -publicly ·~1 e••.1 • ·cor111 Meu 3310 """"1 •,,. ~•'l 1-,91 lmPERIAL SAUlnGS held-has made the company's '" · •s,,.,.,.,...,...u "<l-'1•"" '9J11•1 S•~k O e f th ost h 'J "' '~·o · 'Soutll Gal• •1•0 i.~r~t Bl•~ \M·•S'1 ~ n 0 e m eav1 y ~·v~·" c11,' I "' • , • " n . 'TOlf•1tc• llQ D•I A"'O , •• ,,"" ...... ~·~· ISll o.o .. ,..,, ""' Ooooq. '""'' """''"',,. <•-.. ,.., "-N •\ ''•~••• IUw\tf1U1jllll'!\ ~1tvr ... I W •'h' or _,,.,., \•'•"'"' h ,,.,, ,,., "'•r O• rtcroo"c•• "'''~'"' 'C tt f i f-Utt '"''" f)t (Ol)yJ ··~ U-"f' It had been assumed lhat the trading an Presley stock was halted after ne" s stones about an ener~y converting Invention that Presley h6lds residential rights to began to leak out, re- portedly confirming that some tests on the converter had been successful. traded 1tock1 on the American 'WM• l,,, ""qttu "~' • j ·,.,." •• ,..,1 u1 ~•JI • w,1.,..,. •079 w.1.""~ ai .. 1 ~'~ v~1 Excban1e. Olttttt e#-cu D••""'~ .,. Lo• ~,,....,, • Cf•t•~4 • 'l••t ,,..-." •. •Qi.Mou • 'H~t ltKf't ... ...,..,, C•"'" I a' • s-~""d ,., .. tth•••· l'l••d ~ (f'tl# Mif'lll (;i ,,.,fllj\ '\~f'l1o(fll)l·Wll fty ........ \, J\ ftVf'>1 lf't•.-flt "'"'' ... 1' ""'1'1'1flllr ""'''fMY OJl'ioh~fl°"' \J l\"*'tMr The converter. invented by Dr. Sam Leach. Is supposed to use an unknown catalytic agent to break water down mlo its component parts. freeing lbe hydrogen gas ftottd'"• ' .,.,.flf'!O' S ~ ,, "'9tG1t • tff•']lf C•~"" • Wot Co•tnl • W••l-ootl Vtft• ... • • WNtti.t • • w..e••~tf tOlit Despite an e•rlier suspension o ... u ,., ..... '°" '" ............ ., ..... ,o1 ••• ••• w~"· •• , .. _. "''" , ••• ,, ..... o""'°'' '••,,.. •"•u .... ,.., , ... in January. the' stock has risen ·on•cn o.,.. '•••·•••• -• .. , -•·• Wl<lluwd ,, .... ,, .. , from $3 a share to more than S20 • WMn, o--.i i..1 • '"• ... u-.. 1) ~.n .... !)(\lot .....,..'°',.,,_,,,_ .,1 • ._ • .,o o , ic:• "'• when It was suspend«! March 25. i---------------------------.....;..;_;.;;:~-----~:::;:,.:.~ f