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Home My WebLink About1976-04-26 - Orange Coast Pilotewe ) f; w t• ,. Skateboarder \i \! I Dies in Fall - t I, :· . ( Beneath Car '• I: I MO N DAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 26, t976 .I VOi... H, HO 111, 1S£CT10NS..14 PAGES I So What?' I This sun bear at the San f'ranctsco Zoo seems bored by it all as he wok cs from a snooz~ :rnd ~awns in thc-sun shine. There have been no vis itors tn thl' too sincl' March 31 when it W<I!'> shut <!own by a walkout of cit~ crafts workers. induchng 25 animal kc•epcrs . Suspected Gem Thief Caught on CM Roof Moviegoers at the llarhor Shopping Center in Coi.ta Mc .... 1 watched a second feature out i.1111• the theater Sunduv niJlhl. "' pohcc arrested o hur~lun :-us ~cl :ltop Kirk'!! Jrwrlcr, Poli<'t sold th(' suspect. notw1 t A. Randoruk. 27,of2.1SC't•d<1rSt , Newport Bcarh \\<Os <'rourh\'d bc!hmd an u1r condit1onan1t 1hwt when spotted from n pohrt• heli copter piloted by s._1 Carl Jackson. The suspect w a!I ordcr<'d to th1' side or the building by hcllropter omrers usin& a public oddrcc;s a.ystem, and Bnndn.ruk was ar rested by Officer Steve Meado", 11n the ~round Randaruk, an unrmplnyl'd bu' rlrHC'r, WJS founl! \\Ith $8,000 in IC\\ eb. \\ atrhei. and coin~. ac l'orrhni: lo police Thl'\' said the 'uspcrt t n~gercct 11 <illt•nl alarm 1n lh<' )t'WC'lry .slor<' ;1t JO SO pm "h<'n h(• entt>red th<.· building throui:h th<' roor On th\' ground. poll<'e hacl to wait for Jn em ploy<' of th<' Jt•welry store to arnve to unlo<'k the building so polirt• ~·ou ld ~enrch for othN susp<'cti:; I\ i.mall crowd of rwoplc Crom a n<.'arb~ theater gathered to watch the action Police said no sus· pccts were found inside lhe stort'. * * * Valkyrie Wins Top Honors By AL~ON LOCKABE\I 0.•tY ~• .. t ao1Uftt E•tor The 29th annual nautical "crap shoot" kno"' n as the N<'wport to Ensenada Yacht Race ground its "a.v into the record books today as the last of the 540 starters dropped thC'tr anchors 1n th<• crowdl'd waters of this BaJa California fis hmgport It was as slow and frustrating a met•, Crom !.tart to finish. a!'. any in the thrct• decades it has been :.a1lcd Li ght wind~ at the :-tart orr tht• l\'t'wport Jl'lly Saturday at noon dt'crca~cd to near zero bdorl' the fleet rl'arhcd San D1eJio. th1• holf".1) point in the 125 mill• Junket t ltelated Pie tur(''\, PaJil' B6) Race rumm1ttccmen aboard the two fin1~h boat~. Sunshine :incf Sc:i llut had barch fini shed their morn1nJ? roffec Sunda) "hcn thl') ~erc sttrrl'd into action b) the i.tJ(hl of a sail on the mistyhonzon Uut tht• •.-acht turned out lo be a noncomi}ctin..: ratJmaran as dtd the nel<t '"' n "'htrh upproachec1 the finish hn<• by 11 a m f"ir~t spinnaker~ to cmergl• rrom the th1rkl•nin;: haze turnl.'d out to bi• lhC' 1r1mar:in \'alkync, ('f) <1k1ppercd by Hoh llanC'I un1l Hob Fincher. Cabr11lo Reach Yacht Club. followl:'d 1n close pursuit by th(' :>R foot ratamarnn St>a Smoke sailed hy Edwin Kctchum, Mahhu VachtClub Valkyric won honors as the first yurht to finn'lh in thl' slow time of 24 1895 hours S<'a Smoke' Poked ht~ twin bowl' across the line ISee ENSENADi\, Puf' i\21 Pretend It's Pot 'Herbal Stash' Comes in 'Lids' for Kids PEORIA. Ill. (AP) -In the old days. kids could smoke rolled com silk and pretend 1t was tobacco. Today, they t'an buy a package of Herbal Stash and pretend it's marijuana. Herbal Stash is ground or shredded herbs and comes -with papers -in a plastic bag lhat says the net weight is "a lid." A Lid usual· ly ref era to a one-ounce portion of pot. "It looks something like gr ass," said a narcotics ofCicer in Peoria. "We 've tested it. The only hlgh is n psychological one. Kids like to smoke it and pretend 1t 's pot. It's a gim mkk, a rad like hula hoops used to be " Police dlscovere<l lhe new product while investigating reports that people were getting a leial high on weeds. 'They round It bt-ina sold, like a packatec of cigarettes, al a Peona .. boutique manaf[ed by BillStrau.'ls. Strauss said he ordered some after seetn~ 1t advertised in flyers d1stnbuled by lhe Woodley Herber Co "lt comes in rour dlrrerent packages as Bobbo'A Better Blend (retailing for $3.25). Fiord ($3.2Sl, a \•arlety park ($3.25) and Voluptc ($4)." he said. "Voluple is advertised as a sensuous smoke made from ginseng root~. "I've sold a dozen or so of each pack 1n the last 21..J months. 1t looks like a bag or pot and some people say it gives them a mild effect." Tom Hartman. 25, a former health food store manatter. helped found the Woodley Werber Co , two years atto and has l.4 employes. CStt FAKE POT, Past AZ> Heist Foiled New 'Corn Silk': Fake Pot Called 'Herbal Stash' Skate Tragedy Ride Hitch Proves Fatal I\ 17· VEAR·OLD skateboarder who hitched a ride lo a slow mo\ Ing car died in Brea Community Hospital Sunda> as a result of 1n1unc!> suffered when he fell beneath the auto's wheels Pohcc identified lhc skateboard victim as Steven Paul Jaromscak of 837 Carlson Dnve. Brea. According lo pohce. Jarom!.cak was fatally injured shortly after 5 p m Friday after hitching a ride on a car dnven by Scott Gregory Lamming, 16, also of Brea. TH EY SAID TUE VICTIM was hanging on to the right passenger door of Lamming's car when he fell from his skateboard and tumbled under the re,r wheels or the auto. The car reportedly was traveling between 15 and 20 miles an hour when young Jaromscak lost his grip. The vie· tim died in Brea Community Hospital shortly after 9 a.m. Sunday According to a police repnrt . his parents donated his eyes and kidneys to transplant foundations ~()llf! (i1111ttlfll1 Butcher Killed In Burglary Try A young Santa Ana butcher who was wounded in a braien daylif[hl robbery allempl Satur day aflt'rnoon d1ect early Sundav morninJ: in M c r ry General Hospital Police iden11r1cd the murder \'tctim as Mark Towner. 20, of Santa Ana. Towner wus mortally wounded at 3 · 55 p m when a lont> gunman !'talked into Towner Meals, 216 E. Warner Ave. and reportedly demanded tha t the youn g butcher gave him the cash re· gister 's contents. police said. They weren't certain thl11 morninfl what lrlggered the shooUng but assumed the bandit discharged a .32-calibcr automatic either in nervousness or as a result or reeUng Towner was not responding t.o his com mand. Witnesses 1n the s mall shop- ping center on Warner Avenue reported seeing a slightly buill man run from the meat market and nee from the scene on foot. No Arms Wanted WASHINGTON CAP> -China is not Interested in buying U.S weapons or forming any defense alliance with the Unjted States. according to a congressional de legation just back from a week· tong visit to China. The group did not meet with Hua Kuo-feng. the new premier. but conferred for 90 minutes with Vice Premier Chang Chun-chiao and Foreign Minister Sbiao Kuan Hua . They described Towner '!; murderer as a male, from 25 to 30 years old, five reel six inches tall and about 150 pounds. Police said there was still money tn lhe cash register and theorized that the gunman escaped empty handed. Refore his escape, however. h<' fired a single bullet from his gun that struck To«'ner in the grom. According to one report polic<' received, the murder victim wai. a survlvtna son of the small butcher shop's founder who djed within the past few months. Police uid they believe thlc young man was managing the meal market for his mother. CAR SA LE HOT OFF PRESSES "The car was sold before my carrier delivered my paper. The buyer must have been waitlng al the press to get at your classtfied section.'' That's the sales success story told by the Newport Beach man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot: 1'69 Cou«a r XR·T ~1.200 • XXX·lC\XX If you have a car you want to convert to cash, call 642-5678. It only takes a few words· in the right place to attract a buyer Along the Orange Coast. the right place to advertise is in lhe Dally Pilot. 2 Boats Aground In Surf Disaster struck the 29th annual l'Wewpnrt to Ensenada yacht racl' today despite the slowness or tht· race. Two boats on a return trip from Ensenada to their home port were reported aground and P breaking up in the surf near Ensenada. Rhinestone Cowbby, a new Cal 2·29 owned by Ronald C. Green· berg. California Yachl Club, ran aground on a point of land jusl north of the Ensenada breakwater about midnight Sun· day. The accident was close enough to the highway that automobiie lights could he shown aiding the crew of two including the owner to gel ashore without m1ury The 10-meler nralla ownect by Terry llcdm with three persons aboard radioed a May Day call before dawn today stating that she was breaking up. The exart location was nol known and thl' Coast Guard was sl1ll searching for the boat al 8 a m . The message s tated that lhc boat was three hours out or Ensenade movinic al six knots. Despite the s lowness of the race itself, a personal inJury was reported aboard Roy Di8ncy's 52·foot ya wl Shamrock . Crewman Norm an Palmer s us tamed a head injury while work· in!( on derk about 10 p.m. Sotur· <See /\GROUND, Page i\2) Or:n:a:~as t We athe r Fair through Tuesday with warm. sunny days. Jbgh Tuesday near 70 al the coast. near 80 lnlaftd. Low tonight 4S to SS. INSIDE TODA~ Amtrlcan1 are complaining more lht•t day• about good& .and 1trvices. The go~ment .and prlualt 1ndu11ry art beginning lo listen. A 7, l•dex •6 Allft\.l .... rs "' Mo•••• AS Hou .......... ., •• :: ...,,,,. L.M.kyd C.lllOMla Cloilll.,, Ct<lllo cr.u-• Offt•,..llo• lflt#l•tP• .. l•t..UIM .. ol fllMf'U ,...t,,. lttcer• ,.. __ H •11 0ra,,..c.11otf ., .... ,.. 11·1 II Syt•la l'erfor .......... A• Slel-MlrtoeO It Ttlwlll~ :: =:. ll w.,, ...... "' All•lt "' •• •• At ,.. . . A Z OAILYP1LOT s Monday Apnl 26 1916 Mystery Continues I Ford Raps Jobs Bill Hughes' Enigma Didn't Die WASlllNGTON (Al') Pres ident Ford, who has been predicting the Democrats wlll nomlnute Sen. Hubert Humphrey for prcbident thu; year, todu) lumba ted a kt>y llum phrey Jobs bill oi. "d•nstrou:sly d<'Ct'fJll v(" · •nd an "elecuon Y\.'Or boondoggle." ACAPL'LCO. Mcx1co !AP> i'be ~ame myl>tl·ry ... urrounds the death of AmHl(·an hillionu1r1: llo" ant llu~hc:. that chjr<IC· tl'ntt'd the la1u ·~o years of tu!i life JWl.itt:d from the world E\actl) how did Hughes, who "U'I 711, <•nt1•r P.ft·x1ro fmm th(' J~hoama'> t>dorc d,1\\n un 1' d >. 11 '! Whal did be! do while encl~ed In :. huge 21)th Ooor wte at Acapuko'b luxurious ICoh~I Pr1n <.-e11> in the almost t"'o montru. he 'Aas there., Did Hughes d1e lo the holel Princess April S or 10 u small rt>nted Jet the sam" day on th1· ".iy lo a Houston hospital as aulhorit1eb m Texab said' Lawn Order t 'Postman Fired Over Grass HAPID CITY, S 0. <AP) -Walter Lee has lost his mailman's job, partly because he won't walk on the gra~~- Ll'hl<.tod D«:!ilkc. director of customer services at the H<.1p1d City Post Office, said s upervisors found L('e took too long to deliver mail, and ordered him three t1mc>s to take s hort.cuts across lawns to duplex apart- ments al the Ells worth Air Force Base. The pos t of- f11:c ~a)s Lt.'e disobeyed those orders. ·'When you 're carry mg a route you should take the ~hortest route. H the shortes t is across a lawn, then that's it." Deilke said. "You don't walk a s trmght s idewalk, square it off and put the piece of mall in the box. You take the most obvious walk, as long as there is no safety hazard and as long a s the cu~lomer doesn't obJe<.1 ." ~t Lee sees it differently and calls it "a direct 11rdcr to break a law. You cannot cross. people's' hrn n~ ... he said, "especially when they asked me not Is a wtll diltposing of his $2.S billion emp1rt' locked inside the impounded equ1 pmenl .tnd office furniture that he left in Acapulco'! These are :some que!>l1ons Ujitt.•nt.a o( the Mexican rederdl at lOrn<'y general's office "Ould hkc to an:.Y.er After two we{'k:o.. lhl' file com· piTF<f under th{' .si'"1pen islon ol a federal JUd&c lb alre:idy tv.o m - cht'S thick with awom statemen~ and reports Thl' onlv offit'lal re~ord or Hughe~· arri' al "1th a party of eight men 1s 1n the tcsumon) of t~o Mexico 1mm1grat1on emplo) t'S "ho said the~ "ent lo recfive him al Acapuko d1rport. ~capulco imm1gratmn ch1t'f Felicitl's Blanco jnd inspector Jorge Campo said the~ were or- dered from "higher up 'Lo assist the billionaire recluse's arnval. "It was dark I could not see him well. They brought him down in a wheelchair. a w1de- Ford. in a Sf>("ech to the 6-ilh annual convt•nt1on of the U.S. Chamber of Com· merce. al-so vowed to check the increase in 1:ov· ernmenl spending "1r it lakes all summer and more and more vetoes " The President was ml('r- rupted 17 times by ap. plause from the approx· 1mately 2,000 convention delegates. f 'ront Page A J ENSENADA bnmmed bat co,·ered his face. 1 about fi ve minutes later. tould only observ,e tlJat he was Another catamaran, the 46-foot- very thin and had a long beard," Allei Cat, co-skippered by Mlke Blanco said. Kane and M . Machin. South Shore Hughes arrived in a rented Yacht Club, was the t.h.Jrd boat to plane apd his aides told Blanco fi nish about 12:30 PST. they bad forgotten his passport Then cam e the big surprise. and touris t card. They exhibited The first monohull approachin&: Hughes' birth certificate instead, the line with a spinnaker and Blanco said. a nd a new tourist blooper b l ossom ing in the card was made out immediately. • freshening breeze turned out lo be Blanco and Campo testified A'"'"'"•-the 54-foot sloop Aorangi, sailed ~ l~." ~c· djSf"I}. !SSa IS erf~CllVe}~.n:~~, 9'~~ , .• t. ec's reinstat'emen . ,,.... ·---. . .!}~~~i~~son ;4;11.».i.u.q D rWBIJ .. . . -by Dennie Mitchell ~nd a crew of ~ < ...... • , .,_r;.:i:._ ~ y.,.--~ t"f'•\\ ,,;_z _..a ,. ~ ,; JA.\UllJQJt ~'!,.UA~d~Ve W!-l_men or -~~ o 15 sU15Se(ifienl-~-. ~ · ( "~ ~ l'. ~ ·. ·~t"' . 'l , . ~117 ' :s.~,~ .~~ ~-:.~· . •·_,-. -;-ly claimed that an aide. Clarence ch~m c n ce p ovcs ~:esi~_tlu e t.o il ty Sm!lh, 9. a~ he "as.donated to LS at the fi rsfoL Waldren. sign e d Hughes' wears the cost.ume ?' a. drummc.r boy. du~ng the ~e-theyear. . signature. en~~tment of. a ~e\olut1onary \\ ar ~k1rmtsh between Preface ravorites for first lo Wa ldren, 41 , of Sun Valley, ·Bnhsh and Colorual troops at New York's Governors finish were t he 62·foot sloop Calif .. was held for three days Is land. Ragtime and the l2·met er Juvenile Counselor Booked in Assault before a fede r a l judge ruled Ncw~Boy. there was insufficient evidence lronically, young Mitchell a nd for a charge of forging a public FV Man One of 3 his college crew were sailing document. against his fathe r Ben senior who Waldren lt'fl Mexico the next was the navigator abonrd dav. Ragtime which was st'venlh to The attorney general's office Po11· cent en F1· red finish behind another catamaran appealed the JUd~e·s ruling ;ind l.1peri, Steven Bowdin, Seal \ l"OU n!>elor tor JUVen1 le <·11m1nals wa., booked by 'l'" purl Beach polH:c today .1 ( t l' r o (( i c e r s a 11 e g e h e threatened a hitchhiker who he m1!>lakenly accused of stealing h15 sunRlasse ... In ('U:-.tod)' IO :'\ewport n('ach .fall on char R('b of a!)SauJt with a deadly weapon 1s Stephen Vance !o1t:tcher, 29, oC Irvine. He listt'ted sbortl> .1rtcr m1dn1 ghl nl•.ir the Ne" 1x1r1 1'1rr "hl'fl' the tl1.,putc fl\'l'r thl' ""''' ni.: g I ,1..,:-.l'b reportt•db look plac1• OlllC'l'r'\ ~:lVC' th.-. :lt'l'OUnl or till' lllCldl·nt fletchl'r ptl'kl'd up Dolor(•s Jaramillo. :?:!. of San Jo:.e as lih<' hitchhtkt>d to lht> Orange County Airport fullo\\ mi; a f1~ht "1th her boyfriend tn Santa Ana. Finding the airport terminal closed. Fletcher drove Mis, Jaramillo to the-:-;ev.port P1t'r I Protest Net s Two S tude nts BOSTON <Ar l Two :-.tudl•nts w1•11· Jrn•st<'d th1:1 morning a., ;ibout IOO "l11t1• 11up1ls rhantrd · J l'rc>mt· J:o hum•"· a1111 blO<'kl·d thC' 1•ntr.111r 1• to South Oo l>ton I ll1th ~t·h11ol Tll(' "tllcll.'nl ' "t•rt• pn>IC' .. hnJ( llw hr<1I ct.iv .1t \\ork of J.-romt• W1nt'J:ar, Ill!' nt-w h<>Jdrti.1"lt'r Jt the roc1alh trouhlf'd •whnol Stud<'nh returnNI tu C'lus:o.Ps I hrn11g ho11t ttu• c·11 v 1111~ mornm~ follciwini.: u "c·"k loni: Vlll'allnn rn.u k1•1I hv a "'' wl' of 11u·wllv mot1vatrd he,1trni;:11 and ~l<'lntni:~ Thi· 111c·1dr111 ' lt'fl ~1·v1•r .tl (l(>r!>on~. l1<1th hi .ir k' .md ~hilt''• hO'i()ltilh/t'd ORANGE COAST l•-. ,,, , ...... t ,.,1 I .• l1t t I .f ,,.. 0 •• I> • '"' l•t'lell ·~ h,.,. .. , I 'A-i t,.. t f I I• °'~ c .... f '"' ... "" ' (~ ~···· .,,., .. ..,._ ftl• f" N .,.....,, --··-ctilo; 9'11(111.,..._ f '"4.•f f , f t I I lttf1 t , ••• , ... I I I 1 f ti I ,1,. 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""'0 t ··~\ •••Uit-•• l'f Mt ~·· MifH, '•' ..... ""'"''•i't•""' t11 ... ,,. u a ~ ....... '""'" ... ll,,,.,.,"',. r"I ,.,.,~'"'-"· .. $.I •f'Ol"t ..... ,, \ impounded all the belon~1ni:s Beach Yacht Club, nnd t he where the disputt> o\'er the sun glasses arose Hughes lert behmd, placing them Columbia 52 G} psy i;a11<'d by m sealed boxes A Long Beach patrolman who "as remo\'ed from the custody uf Harry Moloshco, Long J~ach Ftetcher belie\ ed !>he had the glasses and he refused to gi\ e her herauilcase. officers alleged Anyone cla1m1ng them "ill lives in Fountain \'alle) I!> amon~ vice officers. accordmg to re· Yacht Club. ha\'e to make out an inventory in three officers fired for hb alleJ(t•d ports. The e ighth and ninth boats wero Miss Jaramillo flagged down a pasllerby, David Bartholomew, 22 of Orlando, Fla., grabbc<t her suitcase and KOt into his car the presence or court officials mvolveml'nl in a drunken spree Ten other officers were given mullihulls, Crossfire, Norman which started at the patrolman's suspensions of one to 10 days, Cross, San Diego Yacht Club, and Pol ice assert t hat as Bartholomew tried lo drive from the area. the road was blocked b\· t-1etcht'r's car · l-1etcher allegedly puJlcd out a re,·ol\ er and told Bartholome" tn INl\C the area \\h1lc ht: con t1nued tht> dJspute "1th .M 1ss Jaramillo Bartholomew ran lo a nearby phone and called t>Qhec who <.aid 1 h<'y round thl· m1M.mg glasbcl> 1n 1-lt'tcher·s car - A Capitol Idea Bl Battle Drawn WASHINGTON CA P > -Sen. WilLia m Proitmire Is embarking today on the hr~t 1n a scncs of !>IX Senate s peeches which he beht'ves will make a sohd case agains t the co,th and con- tro\'ersial Hl bom bt•r The Air Force. at his rl>qU<'Sl. counterattacked and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld <;a1d Sunday that Congress should okay the Bl fun dtn~. After 16 mont hs of work, Bill Moody adjusts the top of his replica of the nation's Capitol in San Diego. It's made of 50.000 cubes of sugar and 300 pounds more. Moody has asked President Ford to the unveiling on May ll. Kneeling to help Moody is Marine Cpl. Joe Jines. .. • bachelor party in Sunset &>ach, Deputy Chief Willis Platt said to-lmi Loa, Vic Stern; Seal Beach Long Beach officials said today. day. Yacht Club. City Manag~r John Manscll The three fired officers have And there were even more sur- fired Paul J . Steed of Fountain five days In which to appeal their prises. The highly favored 12- Valley, a long "1th patrolman dismissals to the Long Beach meter NewsBoy, sailed by Jack Michael S Callahan and Robert C1v1I Service Bar Board, officials Baillie, Balboa Yacht Club was M. Hamby late last week after baid the fourteenth boat to finish their alleged invoh cment in the According to reports, City pro-behind lhree more catamarans March 10 incident secutors office will seek misde· and two Ericson·46s. Fifteenth The ofhcl'r' alleged!~ were meanor complaints against some boat to finish was Regulus II, a among 13 men who left a of the officers involved. In Los Columbia·S7 skipperded by Bob bachelor lhlft) for Stt:ed. then Angeles District Attorney John Garrison, Newport Harbor Yacht went on iJ l>pree at several Lon~ Van De Kamp also may review Club. Bt'ach bars in which civilians the cases By midafternoon with only SO were assaulted and one suspect Platt said the party started al boats finished the race commit· tht.> home of a friend of Steed. teemen aboard the finish boats Court Vplwl<U Flag Burning Corwiction WASHINCTOrt <AP) -The l 1.S Supreme Court today let stand the conviclJOn of three' teen-aged girls under an Illinois flag oesecrataon law for burnini? an American flag as an act of protest. The Justices d1sm1ssed an ap peal from a decision of the 11- lmols Supreme Court upholdmJ? the law and the conv1ct1on of tht• th re<.' girls In d1c,m1ssmg the appeal. the Justices said the case pr<>sented no s ubstantial federal qoc~t1on for them lo consider. Justices Willi a m J . Brenn an Jr . Thurgood Ma rs hall and John Paul Stevens dissented from lh1!' conclusion, saying th<>y bellevl:'d the court ~hould ht'ar aq~umcnts on the case and decide 1t. The flag waii bu med in front of the Federal Aullding in Hnrk Island. Ill . on May 5, 1970, by Linda Sutherland. Roitana Schult1 and Tonra Papke Two of the girls wt're 19 and one 17. They said they were proteslin~ US. Involvement In Vietnam and the shooting or studenLc; by the Nationa l Guard members at Kent State University. The state Supreme Court up· held their conviction under a law makmg 1t a crime to "publicly mutilate, drfacc. defile or defv. trample or eal\t contempt upon" an American flai: Then 13 officers including Steed , reportedly left there and went to Long Beach, where the other incidents allegedly oc- curred. Some of the officers also were accused of traffic viola· lions, according to reports. Police Chief Ralph Kortz had recommended firing for Hamby and Callahan and a lO·day sus- J.l(.'ns1on for Steed. Viet Voters Choose 249 HA!'GKOK. Thailand <AP) - \'1rtnamt'Se leaders today pro- m1<,c•d a ... orialist regime "for the people. by the people and of the people" aflrr election of a Na· t1onal Assembly for a reunifi <.'d Vietnam. Broadcasts from the l win Com- munist capitals of Hanoi and Saigon proclaimed lhc voling Sunday a success, with 99 per· cent of the eligible voters appear· ing nt the polb in llano1 <Jnd i1imilar !>trong turnuul~ in Sai~on and the provinces. The voteni chose 249 deputies ln North V1<'tnam and 243 1n the South. 1\11 the cand idates were chosen by r<>volutionary commit tee!' The ni1se m bly is expeclf'd to ti<? a powerless, rubbcr·slamp legi!'llaturc like those m other Communist countnes, with real power being retained by a small Communic;t purty iroup in lluno1 Front Page A I FAKE POT FOR SALE .•• kn<.'w they were in for a long night. By 6 p.m. Sunday onJy 120 boat!'I had fi nished and the wmd was dy- ing. At 8 a.m. today 470 of the S40 starters are accounted for. These are boals that have either crossed the finish li ne or notified the com- mittee that they we re n ot finishing. Handicap standings to de- term ine the winners of the nearly two dozen perpetual trophies had not been com puled al8a.m . today but were expected to be complete by the 3 p. m. trophy presentation. Deadline for finishing the race was 11 a .m. today mdicat1ng lhal the Newport Ocean Sa1hnl{ A!i- sociation committees would keep computers buzzing lo determine the handicap winners by 3 p.m. * * * f 'roa Page Al AGROUND l day. Shamrock continued in the race and Palmer was taken to the hospita l in Ensenada and later transferred to · a San Dteco hospital. <.:ause a nd extent or the injury was not known. Warehouse Burns CONCORD (AP) -Fire hH d<'stroycd a warehouse used try the Christmas Publishers Croup with damage estimated at St million. No one was reported hurt. Fire official!\ flnid the Sun. day blaie, which was brouahl un· der control In l 'A.I houri;, was llll· dcr lnvc:-.ttgalion. "We buy the herbs by the ton rrom domestic and European outlets," Bartman said ma telephone interview. "We sell It most· \y to head shops in every stale as well as in Canada. Great Britain and Puerto Rico.·· ''The m arijuana inference or prinUng the weight as a 'lid' just seemed like a cute Idea." Hartman contends that the product "never was intended to sell as fake mari· juana ··1 was deep in Amencan Indian lore and learned they s moked aH kinds of h~rbs. in· eluding mullein. a leaf plant lhat grows wild It was supposed to be good for lung disease t tried some of the Indian smokes becaus<' I \\as trying lo give up cigarettes, and decided at could be a legal marketable item. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration checked us out," he said . "While they couldn't issue us certification because the producl is not a foodstuff. they didn't say anything." The primary work Involved is blendin1i the herbs. Take Bobbo's Bctt~r Blend, for instance. Strauss said It contains: "Mango thread. military herb. mad dog skullcap, hooded mad wei!d, cat's wort field balm. peppermint, do· miana, kava kava root, coltsfoot, golden seal and balm of Gilead buds." " Monday April 26 1976 DAil V PILOT A :J San Onofre Quake Danger .'Unrealistic' By JACK C'UAPPEU. Oftl'•O••h ,.ttietM•H "You can postulate an earth· quake that \\ould dt!~tro} the world, but ~ 1th1n the re.dm of anythl.tle we can conceive of r~ ah:stically. tbere wou.Jd be no damqe to the ructon " That was how Southern California Edison Company Way.:goose Com~s fo UC lrvi11e enitneer K~ Baskin appraised reports 1dentifyin1 a heretofore unproved t ubmarfne fault off coast of the San Onofre Nuclear Gener una Stullon Basktn, manager of generaUntt cng1neerin1. said the rtrst unit or the nuclear racaluy •roo.structed 1n the mid·1960s wa!> designed to withstand a .50 G IH'cl•llcrallon 3 Nanied ln--Ni~ne- Burglaries Three men who ullegcdly pocketed $350.000 an loot from nine burglaries in which ~afr~ wen: either broken into or curned off were indicted 1-'ridny by the Orange County Grand Jury Among the burglanes h'ltt'd in the indictment are breakin!o at the Mission VieJo Elks Club and the dental offices of Dr. M. E. Beall. 8831 Adams Ave , Huntington Beach, sheri rr·s officers said Two of the t hree alleged burglars ha ''e been arrested and wiU be arraigned Ln Superior Court. They are identified as Robert Earl Trecarttn. 40, of 15232 Ver - mont St., Westminste and Gary Laverne Olson, 32, of Corona. Officers refused to identify the third man who now is now being sought by investigators ~o new units bclnQ t'onstruNed at a cost or nearly S2 billion on thl' San OnofrP site would ~llhstand a 67 G accellerallon The accelleratton figures arc Star Srru<-k Susan Ford. re igning as Queen Azalea XXll I in Norfolk, Va., got a four-star assist Sunday when Admiral Isaac Kidd. s upreme Allied commander of Atlantic NATO forlles. loaned her his coat during a sprinkle.". d!fflcull to translutc to the more fam11lar RIC'hter magnltudl\ :.c.ile, Buskin u 1d However, be !>atd given the l) ~ of faultina bt>ht"vt>d off11hore, It would take ae rurthquakc in tho 7 to 8 r1nae to produce such G Corei!5, <The 1906 San Funclsro earth qu~1kt• was estimated al 8.3 magnitude > Dr. K<'nnl'lh Lajoie of th<' U.S Goolo~H· Survt'y 10 nr1 Associuted Press report this Wt't•k disclQlled tractnit or th<' Rose Canyon fault an Sun Lijego offshore to a point where it links with the Newport· Inglewood fault that cuts acros11 the Los Angeles b nsln. Tho faults are offshore ne3r San Onofre. AP accounts quote Dr. Lajoi<' as saying the discovery could re1se new questions over nuclear • power plants along the coast because curlier r eports wer e based on knowledge or smaller faults and unde reshmated the danger Dr Lajoie rould not be reached Fr1dav for further comment. Ba~kin said the two new reac· tors being constructed at San Onofre were designed under the assumption that "the re nre faults active offs hore of Snn Onofre" Further. he said "it was as· sumed that surh a connection (or the Rose Canyon and Newport· Inglewood ra ults) did exist when we did the geologic study for San Onofre. ..t:Ac.l-.:-~...._,~fil-~ ~ 'T. .,,......._~' .... --: ~···~·--~--r:~~ ~~.:.:;-~ ...,,,,,,, ___ QT ~' ~ ~ . '" -~-L f . '4. ~~ · • brother~. Dennis a nd Doug. l>oth 9. admir~~nergy ex ibit~ and an open house, was one of the exh1b1ts from the '~eek end held for prospecth'c students and their ~1=~~~' .. :l~· .. ,..~ ,,.. . ., ~~-;. ~-: at the Yorba Linda Country Club Two Men where $200,000 in jewelry, coins "That information is not new and was taken into con11lderaUon in the se1s m1c des ign critena for J-bR .. ~tQ!P.~~ itllrtf--:T J · ~~ ........ -.. · The o(de r reacter. ~owevcr. was built before the faults were' suspected and was built to a lower criteria. energy l'arn1val held at LT Irvine. The parents. Marine Faces Murder Try, Assault Rap 4 Oscar Winners In 'Throat' Trial A 33·year-old C.1mp Pcndlt>ton sergeant will be arr~111tnt>d Tue:. day on chargl'' of atternpll'll murder and assault with a dead Jy weapon 1n conrll'l'lion with an <Assault on his cstranl(cd w1f<> Starr Sgt Stanley Smith was a r rested by San Clemcntc polic'l' Friday on a war rant lie· had been held in <'U'>lody at Camp Pendleton smcl' tht· attack on Mildred Ann Smith. 11. Wednc:.· d ay. Mrs Sm 1th "'Jo; rcportcd in stable cond1lion toch.1} al San Clemente Genera l Hospital Sht> remains in the intl'ns1vc carc un it. but 1s "doin~ very wt.'11" ac· cording t o a hospital :.pokeswoman The stabbing took place out side Mrs Sm1th'o; apartment bwld!ng al 130 W Escalones Th<' wom a n rcportt•d that her al t acker hurled h1m'.'>elf at h<'r from a laundrv room \\her<' hl· had hidden awa1t11tR ht•r rt•turn from work , 0 ct Leonard Goodwin said Police have heen unahle to local<' the weapon which pro duced a three ind\ wound in tht• woman 's ch<>'-1 Sgt Smith and has w1ft' had been separated :o.1ncc Au1otust aml were in the proCC<i!> of ftnJltZtni.t .1 dHorc<> Mrs Smith hu-.1hrl'ech1ldrt>n Paddle Power MEMPHIS. Tenn (AP) -Ad<'· fcnst' attorney in lhl' "Deep Throat" obsce01ty trial sa)s he "''" cull four Academy Award \\inners to the witness stand this week "People in the industry are aware or the trial," said attorney Bruce Kramer "They know what a ruling against an actor in a case such as this can mean." Kramer is defending Harry Heems. leading man in the sex film. b y s a y rng R eems participated only as an actor The federal charges against Reems, 10 olh<'r persons and four corporations a re for ronsp1ring lo d1stnbute an obscene mm No 'Sennon' This Week Our r egular "Sunday's sermon" column will not appear today due to the nature of the religious in· ~11tution that will be featured Saturday on the Dally Pilot 's chur ch page. That feature story will be devoted to the ll ves and ~11ms or the monks who in· habit lh<' Rama Knshna monastery In Trabuco Ca- nyon Sermons arc not a part or the services prac tll'ell bv members or the \'cdanta Society. Brenda and Deborah James of Greenville. Ohio. gnmace wath determination 3S they pu s h off down the Little Mia mi Ri ver in the annual canoe races held by the Jaycees or Bellbrook. Ohio. Kramer said Sunday he would call the first or his .. star" wit· nesses Tuesday. He would not say "'hether they volunteered. lie declined to name them, but there have been reports that Warr e n R ea lty and J ac k Nicholson will arrive In Mem phis today to testify. Kram er s aid his witnesses "don't want advance publicity." Reems. whose given name is Her bert Streicher, has said his only part in the movie was act- ing, a nd for tha t he was given $100 "If you can convict an actor on those charges. then it would have a very ch1lhng effect on artistic production." Kramer said. "It "'111 be hke telling people or that craft to act at the ir pen I " But the prost>cutor. Asst. US. Ally Larry Parrish. claims that fte('m!-., 28. started as a member or the "Deep Throat" production crew Parrish said RC<'ms helped to make the film, knew 1t would be d1stnbukd nationwide and therefore was in on the alleged conspiracy The t ria I 1s b<'ginnjng it11 ninth wt>ek . The prosecution presented 76 witnesses during the seven weeks 1t took to argue it11 case. One week ago, the Jury watched the film Tht• first cl('fense witness was a MNhod1s t minister, the Rev. Ted Mc llvcnna. who t<'stifted that "Det•p Throul" hos "serious value " Mcllvenna. codirector of the Natwnal Sex Inslltutc.', said he had sho"' n t he film to JOO to 400 per<1on~ m his work ltS a M?X· olOJ(ISt "Tht'r<''s a nc<'d lo know wh<'re othcr hum1in heings ar<' at." ~tcllvenna tl'st1fn:rd. Grier Pact EndSoughl LOS ANG F.LES (J\P) -/\City t.;oun<'tl comm1ttel' hai; ree<>m· mendt>d r ancellation or a $22,500 C'on t ract w ith fo rmer L os Ani:telc·'I Ram ~ l i n e m &n Hoosevcll Grier follow mi: dil1 pnra1i110li1 rrmurkll ht· ulle1otcdly made ul>0ul the council. The flnanc<' committee voted 3 o to recommend finng Grier nnd eliminating money for the post In Mayor Tom Bradley's budli1et Tht' dl't'ts1on must be ap- proved by the full council Chairman Robert M. Wilkinson s:ud Grier had told a Roard of Grants Adm1nis lralion meeting: .. City Coun~1l members aren't worth the powder needed to blow them to hell · · Porno Film Story 'False' SAN JOSE (AP) -There is "not one s hred of solid evidence" to a published report about stu· dents producilfg pornographic m ovies in San J ose S tate University dormitories, Presi- dent John II. Bunxel soys. Buntel issued a statement rc- port in g that the unive rsity police, campus housing office, San Jose poli<'e department and Santa Clora County Sheriff had Joined In investigalin& the re· ported campus movie bu.ainesa. ~ and diamonds was taken by the in-tru.p~~sy furthe r identifie d Rape Girl, 16, Trecanin as the man accUJed or breaking into the San Juan In Cl ( Capistrano City Hall last Feb. 25 emeD e and stealing $100,000 worth or negotiable bonds. Trecartin is scheduled to face arraignment Tuesday in Supen or Court on those separate burglary charges. Trecartin was arrested by un- dercover sheriff's officers who a!. sertedly purchased the stolen city bonds for $40,000. Jlis car was an volved In a tramc collision in llun tington Beach while he allegedly was attempting to escape from of- ficers who negotiated the deal. Jogger Sought In Newport Rape Attempt A jogger who apparently had more in mind than running 1s he· ing sought by the Newport Beach police today on charges of assault Wllh intent lo com m1t rape. Pohce said the intended victim, whose age and re!>1denc<' were not available. was walktng along the Balboa Peninsula beach near J6th street shortly before midnight when s he was passed by a Jogger . According lo police reports, the jog1er ran past the woman but turned and came back toward her . She said the man assaulted her and threw her to t he sand but her screams apparently drove him off. Body Discovered DEL MAR (AP) -An 18·y~ar old Indiana youth was identified today as the victim of an apparent cave-in while hecampedalone. The decom p0sl'd body of Jan E Esch was found Saturday by two children. lits camping gear and sleepin g ba& were in-.1de a cave dull out of soft sandstone bluff . A 16-year·old girl was raped in San Clemente Saturday after g1\ · ing two "Marine t~ pes" a nde 1n her car. The youn~ woman, fro m Anaheim. said she come to San Clemente to ,·1s1l a girl frirnd, but found the other girl had left on a date. She said s he decided to see th<' town and while dnvini; around gave a ridt> to two young men s he described as "Marine types." The men said they were going to mt:'et friends at the San Clemente State Beach Park and the girl ac- comoanied them to the beach. Once there. the girl was pinned against the rocks and sexually as- saulted by one of the two men. She was released afterward and reported the c rime at2p.m. Death Set For Rapist FAIRFIELD (AP> -An ex-convict has been sen· t enced to d eath for the tape-murder of a Chahot College coed six weeks after his release on parole. A Solano Cou nty Superior Court jury made the finding of "special circumsta nces" requiring capital punishment in the penalty phase of the trial of Jam€'s Reece. 32. The panel concluded that he deliberately murdered Debra Ann Rebi<'JO, 21. of San Lorenzo Sept. 15 dur- ing commission of rape, robb€'ry and kidnap111g, and that he committed the murder to prevent her from test1ry 1ng again!.l him Rt\gardless, Baskin said "we don't beh cve the connection does exist " Whelh<'r or not the faults arc connected is important because the length of the fault ran in- dicate its potential for intensity. The longer a fault. the more destruction could occur "It is hard for m e to conceive of shaking that would be In ex· cess of the ground accclleration they were design<.>d for "If you want to m ake that as- sumption. the m ost li kely thin~ going to happen is for the pipes to bend a ht lie. or the foundation to slip unde r s mall pieces of equip- ment," Baskin said. "The possi blllty of anything signif icant in terms of safety oc- curr\ng is zero," he added . He said that although the older reactor is built at a lower criteria than the new ones, they are not dependent on each other and that damage to it would not endanger the others The expansion of the San Onofre plant w ill up it:o; electrical output fro m 450,000 kilowatts to 265,000 kw. enough energy lo power a communityof2 5 m11lion persons. The completion Is due in 1981. Six Arrested In Drug Raid EL MONTE (AP) -Police said an informant led them to two locations in E l Monte and La Puente where officers arrested SIX persons and Set zed 169 kifOS Of marijuana. ln\'t!l>l1i.iators said the marl· JUana has an estimated street sale value or $333,000. Arrcstt>d were Loreto Acosta. 30• Alfonso Acosta, 37, and Ignacio Diaz. 20, a ll of L a Puente: Esm ael Ccpc<la, 28. and f"ern.rndo Torr<>:o. :mcf Joseph GoUau10, a ll of El M<Jnte. mother always likes d bargain (especially a 20% otf sole) ... almost os much os she hkes o piece of beautiful Jewelry, and you can give her both for Mother's Day when ..,ou shop at Brett Walker Our entire sle ek of fine Jewelry is discounted by 20,. until Mother s Doy. so vou con select a pair of Inter- esting earrings. hke those above. or a necklace or bracelet ... and all at a bargain pnce thol Mother will like. \j3,1dl C/Ua/h1,1 CJ/:1wfeJI 35 Fashion Island. Newport Beach 92660 (71A) ~2A94 : ... .... --_.,, .~ A4 DAIL y PILOT c~~::.g(:t Drug-crazed Gunman on Spree· ~. ~ 'Laughs' at 3 Dead, 13 Wounded in Rampage BUJ&-MON-OAVS: One l~ ... you can alwuys find in th~ l newspapers ls a lot of advice ... There 1s the horoscope to guide your day. The physician's col- umn expla i ns away )Our heartburn. The weatherman ii.- sues wand warnings usually • windy and also wrong Sometimes the papers come out with te mporary advice on 11 : one·shot basis. This happened most recently over the weekend • when we switched from Pacific Standard Time to Daylight Sav- in" Time. When the lime comes ror this one·instance type or ad vice. editors sit around trying to figure out some unique way to present the advice to loyal subscribers. JACKSON, Ga IAP> -As he forged a blood) trail through Geora11 and Flonda, an ex·convact norted cocaine and bra&&ed about his shooting and kidnap rampage that left three dead and 13 v.ounded. He ended the i.aga by k1lhng himself, authorities say. "When he talked about all lhoi.e people being dead. he woutdiaugh oboul it." u1d Sus1l' Critton. i. hostage who escaped unharmed "He was smaling- abOut 1l like he was glad. He had no regrets Ile 1usl kept talking and sniffing the coc1une." Moses Pearson Jr . 31. apparently was angry at being cheated to a cocaine deal when he started the cnme spree 1n his hometo .... n of Jacksonville. Fla . on Saturday night. authon t1es said He left l\\O men dead there and six wounded. Then he fled north into Georgia, killing a third man and,wounding seven others. ALONG THE WAY, he abducted sax women who escaped unharmed -thrtt who dro,•e him into Georgia and a Bay \'1llage, Ohio. woman and her two teen·age daughters. abducted on a Georgia highway. Pearson began his rampage with three shoot· mg~ within a 30-minute span in north Jacksonv11le, police spokesman Mike Gould said. At all three locations he demanded money. Gould said Pearson shot and killed Horace Fallen. the manager of a used car lot, in Fallen's of· THEY USUALLY COME up rice Two others there were wounded. Gould said in· with something hke kids or pret-vesttgators belie\'e a cocaine deal was the source of t y girls fiddling with a clock. This ''bad blood" between Pearson and Fallen approach is so unique that over AS AUTHORITIES reconstructed Pearson's this past weekend, virtually wild odyssey, he then went to a roadside wig shop Afltr woundfna thrff per-.ons at the nearby home or a woman who worked in the w1a ahop, •uthorihes said. Pean.on abandoned his car at a drive-in liquor store and abd~tod Mrs. Critton and Anita Cockfield. 22. and her slater Sharon. 18. AT A TRUCK stop In Cordele. Ga .. no miles north of Jackson\'IUe. the four went lnstdc ror cor, tee, Mrs . Critlon said Whto. _J>$son a llowed Sharon Cockfield to go to the ba throom, s he managed to tell a Wllltress about the abducllon. When pohce a rnved, Pearson wounded two de· puUes and two bystanders The sisters escaped, but Pearson keot Mrs . Critton as he soed aw av. IN PINEHURST, 20 males north or Corde le on Interstate 75, Pearson tned lo rob a service station and, shooting wildly, killed attendant George Grif· fin Jr .. authorities said. During the shooting, Mrs. Critton escaped A short tame later, Pearson wounded another service st4t1on attendant in a robbery attempt on the high" ay north of Pinehurst. Still drh•ing north on 1·75, authorities s aid, Pearson rammed into the rear of the car or the Leslie Janda family, beading home to Ohio after a F1ond a vacation. Pearson shot Janda in the arm, commandeered the car and abducted Mrs. J anda and their two teen-age daughters. JANDA SAID be flagged down a truck driver with a citizen's band radio who called police. Police set up a roadblock at Macon. but Pearson eluded tt. Forty miles from Atlanta, in Jackson, Pearson loi;t con:rol of the car and crashed. •PWlte ...... every newspaper in Southern where he shot and killed the manager, Geor ge Californ ia offered a clock photo-Quarles. 52, who had sworn out warrants for . ..--~ph on Saturd Pearson after a robberv at the shop last week. He shot once at Mrs. J anda but missed. and she fooled him by playing dead, authorities said Pearson then shot himself VICTIM EXPLAINS ORAMA OF VIOLENCE Mrs. Leslie Janda Tells of Abduction ~.~.. .~~ --~~--:-._-"6i.r.l~J,l,6>,,~.J!r->:ttJ/f. ..... ---• 'f".lj;~~~\~ ~~~'n~ f _,~·~r> -•i-._ ( •t\ .t"~ .._,me around 1s that you "Spring Ahead and Fall Back " You are also supposed to remember that this means in the spring, you Russ· .Chief Grechko Dead at 72 ... ._,;: . .-,.y~:~ .. :~M'eH'iC~srs ~ 3oi¥ring. ::., ·· •move the clock ahead one hour and 1n the fall. set it back 60 minutes. Thus it was that Saturday night. you were supposed to set the clock ahead one hour so you wouldn't miss breakfast or your church services. llere on the paper, we started warning loyal subscribers about this spring clock-resetting rite on Friday. We came up w1th that un· 1que clock photo on Saturday. Fortunately. also in the Sunda~ paper. there .... a~ a Little box on Page I reminding me that I had blown it. WE WERE SO BUSY giving people advice that I'd neglected to take any of it myself. I thought 11 was dawn and I should have been getting ready for lunch All of this reminds me of how our Editor Tom Keevil advises other cooks to stuff a turkey He in'itructs. "Stuff the turkey full Not too f u ll Prelly full. though ... Dr Linus Pauling, the two- t1 me Nobel Prtte wanner 1n science. was up in Anaheim Saturday. giving advice to mem bcrs of the Cahrornaa Dental As· soc1at1on on how to s ta\ aln·c Dr. Pauhn1:. you ~111 recall. created some s tir in medical cir cles awhile b:ick when he divulged that he gulped big doses of Vitamin C to stave off the ills that beset mankind In his Anaheim presentation. Pauling detailed the bad habits lhat wrll bring &bout your early demise. H e said i;kippins: hreakrast m ight knock as much as t."ight yea rs off your Ii fc Smoking will r edure the hfo span by five years. Sucking up demon nun 1n heavy proportions w1ll lop nrr another h ve ~cars B\' THE TIME Or. Pauhn~ got through WTt1T th(' dl"nh~ts. mo~t of lht•m probably hRurrct they wen• n<'n'r i:iotni: to m nkc 11 out of tht' ronvent1on cenlt•r ;mrl onto tlw . trcet Anaheim strrcts. inc1clentallv. 1r takl'n to in a fr1volo11' fd,hion. ran reduce your life ~pc1n tn!>lan tant.'OUSI\' M OSCOW (A P ) -Soviet Defe nse M inist er Andrei A. Grechko died s uddenly today, the official Russia n news agency Tass announced. Marshal Grechko was 12 and a member of the ruhng, 16-man Politburo of the Soviet Com- munist party. The cause or death was not an nounced, but informed sources stud he suffered a heart attack. Grechko. a tall . barrel-chested veteran of World War IJ, was the second leading member or the Soviet defense establishment to die within a week. Four days ago, the chief of the Warsaw Pact's armed forces. Soviet Gen. Sergei M Shtemenko. died In Moscow of cnncer. Plllflro-o SOVIET CHIEF DIES Andrei A. Grechko There was no immediate in- di cation or who would be named defense minister FDA Seeks Strict Control of Dary;on WAS HrNGTON CA P> -A Food nnd Drug Administration advisory pane l has recommended stncl controls on Darvon, a frequently prescribed painkiller. because of evidence imphcat1ng al 1n hundreds ol deaths from overdoses. The committee voted 7 to 1 to recommend that Darvon - gcner cally named Propoxyphene and mixtures containing il be regulated under the Controlled Subi.tances Act. ' SPECIFICALLY. 1t advised FDA Commissioner Alexander Schmidt to require druggii.ts to refill a Darvon prcscnpt1on no more than five limes in MX months and <1uppliers and pharmacists to control inventories to deter pos:.ible abusl's The Justice Dl'v11rtment's Drug Enrorcl'ment Administration rt<commended that step in 1973 If implemented, it would be "I he mos t s1gnif1cant reguh1tory action" of 1ts kind since codeine was ruled a narcotic decades ugo, the Enforcement Administration said. LEGALL V, physicians would be fret> to continue prescribing Oar\'on and products containing at nut the new reqwrcments would alert doctors lo the ooss1b1htv or abuses, said Ernest C:araballo, cha1rmanoflhe DEA 's control committee 10 Cents of Every $1 Paid for Seroices WA S HI NGTON <A P ) - Medical costs are up 14 percent already this year , rar outpacing the inflation which Limits the spending power of the average Ame r ican, according to the Council on Wage and Price Stability. The boost in hospital service charges "as 20.1 percent during the first three months of 1976. said the council. which an nounced plans to conduct public h ear ings this s ummer on medical care costs. THE AV E RAGE American now pays 10 cents of every dollar incom e for medical services. said the council. which concluded that there 1s no end m sight to th~ skyrocketing prices in the health sector. The council report was re- leased Sunday. "R1srng health care expen- ditures are having a s11zn1r1cant impact upon 1he ind1v1dual household." sa id the council re· port. "In the 12 months ending an June 1975, the nation·~ expt'l1 ditures for health we re SS-17 11er capita I person>. an mrrea~e of IJ percent 1n Just one year i-·or an a \·eragl' famtl~ of fnur. th1 -. tl'ani.latci. into S2 . I ~ annuJll\ .\11CllAEl. MOSCOW. d1rC'rtor or the \\ agl• price· 3J!ell('~. ~.rnl that in the fin.I thrct' month!. of this year "mC'd1cal earl' sC'f\'1<.'es prices rose al a H percent annual rate; phys1c1ans· fees al. a 14 2 percent roi te and hospital service charges at a s tartling 20 I per- cent rate ·· He said othC'r sernces rose 8 9 percent during that penod. \\h1lc the rise in the consumer price m· dex, minus medical care. was just 2.4 percent Tell Mom IN PRESESTl ~G its data. the board 5a1d thut tJle average hospital \ 1:-ll 111 1975 cost Sl.Ol7. The pncc for an appendectom)' operation rose 80 percent bt>tween 196·1 and 1971, from $592 lo SI ,063. Th<' council ~:ud there were in. d1cat1on~. though no sol itl t.'\·1denct•. that thl' hif:hcr pnce tag on lll';illh M·n H'l'~ hal> nut tontnbut ... d to bdtcr health car~· THE COST ol medical sen ice~ went up JO ti Jll'rcent in 1975, com pared wit h 7.7 p<'rcent for ser\'ices in other sectors or lh<' economy Between 1964 and 1971, the price for treutment or a heart al· tack rose from $1.499 to SJ,280, a 126 percent boost. breast cance~ treatment went up 64 percen from Sl.559 to $2.557. Matemit care costs rose from S.S27 to S807, said the council Last ~ear. phys1c1ans wrote 16 4 m1lhon prescriptions for Darvon and prorlucts containing it manufactured by Eli I.Illy and Co of Indianapolis , nnd an estimated 1.6 million mort' for s1m1lar orodurts made bv other manufacturers . So much for ad VH'e Un 3 Ilh1(' Monday. 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" ' :·~· 642-5678 -':. ·l>A1lY'l>llOT IS SlZe' gree ·~g IS . 2 'tj ~~~~ ,,,,r'SL"; ' '1i'I• I .· -a~ Monday Apnl 26 1976 O"L y PILOT A G ' Last Bash Bombing Credit Oaimed Holl-yioood Commemorates Era 81 B08 1110MAS LOS ANO !:LES CAPJ -n w._~ mo.so1 nostalgia. with a toutb of the new Hollywood. at what wu bllled u '"the Last Great Hol lywood Par- ty.'' a charily bash at the fabulous and soon-lo·be·1one Harold Lloyd eAate. 1'e movie colony may, In tact, have more great parties toming, but Slmarday nJebt '• 1alherin1 wais probably the last such affair at Comedian Lloyd completed the lhe Lloyd estate, a S2-ml1Uon re 4'&-room Italian Renuissance minder of the aotdcn, tax-free mansion in 1928 after two years era -ol ~stt<~lh ll wu.UW.~-Alt.er a period .as u museum many fill'l:lland parties until and a movle location. It appears Lloyd's career declined in the h ead ed fo r the bulldozer. l930s. He died in 1971. TNateea, no longer able to m ain-Entertainment for "The Last ta1n it, have sold the estate for Great Hollywood Party" was development. supplied by oldlimers Morey THE PAllTY, A benefit for the cucer hospital Cily of Hope, at- tracted a colorful cross section or Hollywood's past. Comedian Jack Oakie arrived sn ap- propriate garb -tuxedo. fur. collared overcoat, Homburg and hip flask. Fo rme r child stars Jane Withers and M argarct O'Bnen recalled playing with the Lloyd daughters many years ago. Anothe r chtld s tar. J ack 1e Coogan, said he badn'l been.po the hoiue for 45 years. Amsterdam, Gordon MacRae and Beatrice Kay and newtimer Hal Linden. star of television's .. Barney Miller " CARQL BURNETT and Gene Kelly were co-chairman for the c-harity event. Miss Burnett was asked if she wished she had been around during the golden era of Hollywood. "No." she rephe<I. "because t hat would mean J'd be 70 years old now." Bt1-paH S urg~rtl Actor \\'alter Matthau re· covers from elective by· pass h eart surgery at inglewood Doctors say he should be back to work ear- l) this summer NWLF Also Carls Patty, Soliah 'Smtches' SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A messenger for the terrorist New World L1berat1on Front CNWLI'') says his group as the parent or· ganh:arlon o ( the group that claimed responsibility for the Boston courthouse bomblf 1. The group also bnnded Patricia Hear:.t a nd Steven Sollah "snitches." The messenger Is J<1ck R~l'!. who goe~ by tfte nam& J acques Rogiers. Ile said Sunday the Me lville-Jonalhan Jackson Unit is one of three active urut.s of the NWLF, which has bombed CalJfornia targets for yeans. ROG IE RS, WHO h:u deUvcred copies of NWLF communiques to media. blamed Boston pohce for tht> injuries to 22 persons in the blast on the second floor or the Suffolk County courthouse last week. ··This is the first lime anyone got inJured in 30 lo 40 NWLF bombings. ll h:..p~ned becitu~c pol.Jee d1dn•t cl~ar thl· bwldtnas You have to £t't the roopt-ratlon of the people you call about n bomb Thev uooarentlv didn 't take the NWLF seriously." The courier. who wu~ sub· ~nacd by a federul grand jury here but refused to talk althouah thre:u cned w 1th contempt, said he heard the text of thu ao~ton communique lK'!d..conc.ludc.d that it ('8ffiC from the NWLF. "l'VE HAD SO many of them. t c..an tell by the slructure, th' analys1:. and the key phrases,·• Rogers s111d. f'u rt her bombings ~e re threatened in the communique mailed to a Boston newspaper. The message said the Boston bombing was staged~ a protc:.l of c-ond1tion:. at Walpole Stalt• Prison He said the Mehille-Jackson l'nit bombed a San Francisco Hous~g Authority office March 5 as part of an .. offensive against •Brahur a •ltr d • ~ d E d scumlords." R ep. Yvonne Braithwaite .uespon ency ye The FBI said the group also Burke CD-Calif.) said on claimed responsibility for two CBS' "Face the Nation " bombings in 1975. that organi z ing blacks I Sh t • D th I N ANOTH ER communique a round current economic ••The only time 1 was here was n 00 1ng ea from the NWLF, hand-delivered problt'ms i-; tougher than at a wedding s ho wer for Jeanette North Winds Ease Sund av to The Associated Press, . d · il MacDonald before she married Miss llearsl and her former loH•r organ i z 10 g <l ro u 11 c 1 v Gene Raymond ... said Fay SAN FRANCCSCO <'AP> _ BIG BEAR CA Pl-A unemployed transient who held S WAT te-am Soli uh were branded .. snitches.. rights issues in the 1960s Wray, co-star of "King Kong .. Blustery winds that tore aC'ross membt'rs at bav for two hours and then shot and killed himself may Th e terro r ists sharply ht' ta u s t• · · w C'.'' re Raymond himself also appeared Northern California Su nd a Y have bl•en despondent ~ver the death of his mother and a breakup with critic-ized Soliah and Miss Hearst hr;.11nwa~hC'rl ,. at Saturday night":. party. eased slightly today and the pro-his girlfriend. pohccsa1d. f" . and aC'cUsed Rolling Stone , s~~ fo all dis tricts is for fair \'1c-tnrJ. Mc~le~.~.wasdead whenmembersorthe SanBernardtno magazine of printin~. "lte:-."'~ 9 F R J ..r~,.:;-i .~·;;.-~~~·~~--iw·:or·-:.,_~,,"'f:···->,~!l~~f ~~;r.te~~ .. ~t.... .>-~~"'·II~~~-~ti.I lhe.l)CW~J>~~heirc:ss: ~0·. ace aps wd··" 'a ·"n ..._;:... """' • ~*'"''· ·-~ · ~,;, .. ,.__, ~'~--.,• . ., .,. ' "'~ =-!!!! -IL:.----~ . ...._.-\ -'"' · ' '. ·~ '..... -:-.t" .. ,,., ~ .. ~.':I. _,,,_ •• -Gabor: J~:~ ~aTe·.~s(: Ken r.tu~r~ Advis~ries for f\eavy\~·inds up "here he b;;r;c3ci'C~ FitiTtsert' ·:~id Mertes had o1i've<1 -at vaMou~ r;;.~~-:;;;;;~u~d. '-~~:.. '1";.1 ... Pf~~ \ .f.,·~f~~;~~ ray, Pat O'Brien , BCulah~nd1 . to 40 males an hour were posted Saturday. Persons in nearby rocataons in the Big Delft" area for .. Steve and P ally ha'e no 0 ~0Ck 1gm Lloyd Bridges, Jackie Cooper, for some stretches of the north :.tores \Hre e' acuated and the several months. She said Mertes morals or concern ror pour • Ruby Keeler, June Lockhart, and c-entral coasts, pnncipally sports store s urrounded afte r was originally Crom the San Jose people's struggle ... the com· LOS ANGE I. ES CAP) . Constance Moore and Carmel from Pomt Arena .to Point Con-Mertes fired two shots randomly area munaque said. ··w e caution thl' Sheriffs dcpulles arrested nmc Myers. cept1on. from the butld1n~. · people not to be Cooled b} the l)t'r:.ons and c1tt•d sc\tm others as Truck Overturns gwlty , crd1ct on snitch Patty It ufler J r:ud of !he home or Raoul is only a diversion and she will Fernandez an :.uburban Carson. onl y get her wrist slapped. "here cockfights allcgNlly were being stagl'd. "BUT WE WOULD likl' to Authonues ~aid 25 birds, some Eight Die ) WARNER SPRINGS CAP) -Eight illegal aliens from ~ Mexico were killed and•seven others were in1ured when a pickup truck h<'adcd north from the t:.S. border overturned in fog early today ~outh Turkish Fotem dance group from performing at the Civic Auditorium 1n suburban Pasadena. A small bomb al!.>o l'au:.ed minor damage al lhe Beverly Htlls High School \\ h<.'re the Fote m dancers were due to perform this <.'venmg pomt out -·for people to watC'h -m bloodied condition, and a quan- the price she ~s ~om~ to pay to lhc lily of spurs and hoods were con- people's Just1c-c f''ar from get f1:.catcd. .. ' . of Riverside. The truck spilled 16 ( J persons at a curve five S ta l e miles north of Warner Springs.Seven ofthe1n---~~~~~~~~~~ jured were taken to Si rfkr Drags Through 27th Da11 SAN F RANCISCO (AP) -With no apparent movement toward a settlement of the city craft unions' strike. some bus drivers ar c demanding a vote on whether to continue honoring picket lines. Today is the 27th day of the strike. Palom ar M emorial Hospital in Escondido. where one of the men was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. The executive board of Transport Workers Union Local 250A planned to meet today to arrange a mass meeting or the 2,000 bus, trolley and cable car operators. There was heavy ground fog when the truck Cailed to makes sharp curve on California 79 near Sunshine Summit. l'oung Dent• Oppo•e Prop. l.i Pro-A ,..enians Denconstraae LOS ANGELES CAP) -Two persons were arrested as a crowd of J ,000 pro-Armenian demonstrators prevented the LOS ANGELES (AP) -The CahCornaa Young Democrats I CY D > have called for the defeat of Prop. 15, the nuclear power primary election. ' Your dollar. Guaranteed to grow. There are no "maybe's'' at Mutual Savings Your dollars are guaranteed to grow at the highest rates there are on insured savings. While your money is growing, day in and day out. all year long. you'll enjoy the many free services Mutual Savings offers its savers Stop in at any of the sixte en Mutual Savings offices in Southern Cillif ornia and ask one of ou r counselors about highest interest, perfect sa fely. and money- saving free services. Highest rates on insured savings Annual Annui\I rate vie Id Minimum Minimum I •r I'' H 06'r h l.'\1•1!"; Sl.000 71 •'f, 7 7l)"' 4 ware. . )l 000 b ' 1'f, h98'h .m moc; Sl.lXXl b' ~~. ti n:i,, l vear $1.('I()() ~' 1',h ') 391', None SS 1.~~1.,.,., :tnn< r"') 1"1' •ib\1111••>1 P<-n--Vt...~ f • -'M" IA llwlt '"·'l "f f1.11..!, and loan "*,."°" Capistrano-San CJemente 530 Camino de Estrella/ 493-5651 Corona def Mt11 2867 East Coast Htghway/675.·5010 Fountain vaftey 17942 Magnolia Street/963-8396 SantaAnl 631 North Maln/547·9741 tmg ·1wa~.shehasadearpri ce lo Fl•rnand~·1 and Benjamin pa) OroLCt>. 39, or Torrance. were Rogers s.1id th<' condemnations hook<'d Sunduv for mn•!>t1i;:at1on apparently rcft•rrcd to Solitih\, of µossel>~ing ~arnt•cocks with m ;_ind Mi!>:. Jlcar:.t"!> mt•ntwnm~ tent to fight <1nd :o.t•\c•n othrrs Symbionc:.c L1bcrat1on Army were bookccl for inve~t1gallon of <S LAl members Willi am and bcingpre!>entatthcfight:.. Emily Harri s in tcstimon) at their separate bank robbery trials. Climbe r s Saved Asked what h<' thought tht.' tl'r rorists meant by ;1 "dear pncc." Rogers said : '"The NWLF has culled Tania a snitc-h, and I think they've m ade 1l clear that snitches should be dealt with merr1lessly -that they should be killed ·• ALTAOENA IAP> Rescue workers lowered four Monrovia teen-agers to safety from a 400· foot high lcdi:ie in th<' Eaton Ca - n) on area in a dramallc ni~hl lJme rescue, authorities reported early today. S pecial : Denim jeans and T-shirrs, favoritl." Summer gear ac super 5avings. Cotton pre.:· washed denim wich cwo button waist, cargo pockccs dcca11. For sizes 5-13, 14.99 C.octon kn1c shires with cucc embroidery •n d1ff crent designs and colo rs. S,M,L, 9.99 Y oung Amcude Bullock's South Coast Plan, San Diego Fwy. at Bristol, Costa Mesa, 556-0611 ' ' A8 DAIL~ PILOT EDITORIAL P GE , New Strike Cllinate The March 31 walkout or t.800 c1ty-~mployed bulldmg crafts workers in San Francisco may tum out to have been a nulcstone m the ongoing deba te over public employcs' pay scales and their right to Mrike against the pubhc that pays them . Tht? <.'rafts workers were disputing a movl' to cut back their high wag1ts, whiC'h San Francisco supervis<Jrs said Willi mundated last November when voter:s rl!pculcd a charter rt.•qulrcment that city worker~ be paid at rates prevailing in prh·Qtc tn· du~try. --; These rates found streetsweepers earnin~ $17.000 :mnua lly , J)luml>erl> S2<t .OOO. carpente rs $21,800. elec· triciani, S2 1.600 a nd laborer~ Sl7,300-plus generoul> city pens ion and fringe benefits. uon. seemed equally unsympathetic, and grumpily set about car pooUng. Driverl> who had Mone out in sympathy becam e edgy about giving up their pay to support someone els~·s strike and urged the unions to make a settle. ment if the1 couldn't get more support. As a gesture of "good fo1th .. the s triking unions pulled off a few picket Imes and let school buses roll af,tain F or t1 so·called union town like San Fnmcisco. lhi 1s not lll the expected pattern. And it ju~t may mean that the taxpnyer. nt long last, has had ll. Costly E xperime nt Proponents of lhe pay cuts pointed out that the ct A much·toutcd f~aturt! or f'ountain Vallev's ty workers arc gunr:mtec<i year -round employment. Water Factor y 21. a uniq\1c facility for water while m e m bers of the building crafts in pn\'ate in-reclam atio n 3nd pur1ficataon. was a SlO million iiustry must cop· "1th frequent layoffs due to bad ~ea water desalter. bwlt with S6 million in federal "\\'Cather und con~truction delays grants and S4 million in local funds Hut when supervisors responded to the vote l>y Now. nine months after the desalter was put into ;.authorizing pay c uts rangm~ from $1 ,000 to 54,000 an· operation, the U.S. Department of Interior has de- 11ually, the c rafts workers walked out. c1ded to close it down The new policy, local water of. • The strike, joined in ··sympathy " by municipal , flcials were told, \\111 be to pursue theoretical re- •>us and streetcar dn\·ers. ha s dragged on for m ore search on des alting, rather than using experimental \han three weeks. !>Ub tantially inconveniencing resi· plants. dents of the 8:.iy city especially the poor and the It's a puzzling and expensive development for elderly who rely more on public transportation. Orange County, since the Interior Department , But it has never involved more than 4.500 of the on gmally agreed to fund the project for two to t1v e pty's 22,000 employes. including the strikers and years. those \\ho refused to cross picket lines. And the labor Closure of the dcsaltcr will not cripple Water Fae. leaders' attempt to launch a full general s trike in sup-tory 21. Its $15 million wastewater purifier still can port of the crafts workers didn't get to first base. produce som e 15 million gallons of water a day and a In foct. many of the lower-paid city workers (who demineralizer will be in operation in January. Jnc1dentall\' r ccci,·cd a pay ~aise Aptil 1 > made it But the abandoned experiment leaves the Orange plain they were not about to g1\'C up their ~Y.J:h~~K~ County Water District with about S4 million wortR of to s upport the crafts workers' '!fttel\llp14,;~~~'1\i '". 3PQ&~·~""' __ rd~-:~. ·. ... their overblo~vn pay ~calcs. All o(wh1c h may something a bout dependin'g on "Poor Charlie. Every four years he-goes into &mnt"6eeobse The .. ~~blJ c . t ~~~gt~~rt bX th la~k. of transP?,rta-•t1. f ede.ral coop~r ~!~.o,n}~ s uch·r~· ~~~· " ere 's no /ever mar ed 'None-cf the A,bove'!" 1 _.,· .~ ...... -~~-~l,'.::.~.;:J.::,.J.~ .r" ... "'" " ~ ..... ~'"" • -€..~Jiiilll•~": .,.YU• t..'I 1:;.-. • ..,..,< .. ~ ~~~.Mf~i!l!I~..,~ ............ .,.,,..; -~:-:... , • ..,~. , ' . . • ..... ... ,,,... ; ~ t .., •• s ~ -... i. .,.,., ~ .. _,:11: .. '!-• ... .-.~~ •' • The City's Spreading Corrosion (SYD NEY HARRIS ) Thomas Wolfe told us long ugo that you can't go home again, but no one seem1; to have reminded us tha t yc>U can't run away from tomorrow. Espl"cially 1r no one is doing an ythin g to change tomor· row's ch mate ' Some vtiars ago. numerous fnends or m rne m Nrw York Cit y decided tha t · the R11: Apple hat.I a "orm in 1l. 3nd mo' ed om e mighty fine new s" 1mming pool!> and tennis t·ourts Rhss No. not bliss Just 1~nnrance Hcc.iu.;e what has happened to. ;.ind in. Connect1cu1 the last de· <'Jdc or !>«> 1:-exar tly what we doom·sayers had pred1rted would happl"n I ht• city reathcd out anct tainted 11 with corrosive finger~ ll wa:-bound tn happl'n. Hf.('Al'SE . in that ~ame dr t•adt>. rl'an~ New York corpora t nm:-cl I' .. CO\ ercd tht• :-anw worm 1n the c,am1• Jf)plt'. ;ind moved out 111 lhoi.t· m1~hl' flnt• old tO\\n.-., "hll'h 'O<ln t't'U!>t.'d b(•mJt m1,11hty hn1· olll 10" 11<; Anv~l v ltwr(' '' h11 d.1rec1 to look bt•hin.rt c·ouh1 .,,.,. 1h.1l t ht• cit y "J' .11:un1ni:: .:round """ •• w rordini: to th<' Frderal 1-:m 1rnnml•ntJI l'roll'1·tion A1H•n 1' lht' lcl\ l'I\· ;11r in In\ el} Con 111•1 t ll'lll h." m 11 11• s m o~ p1n1l11 r lnJ! h\tlr11r,1rhon:-than .111\ oth1•r pl;1('(' in lht• l S exrt•pt I o' \n.1.tl•ll·<; 1'11l that 111 \O\tr 1•11w.' .1nc1 :-o\'C '' h,1t kind of c;moke Dear Gloomy Gus What's the advantage or senior c1 t1zen recreation rac1ltt1es "hen rear of mugging kerps them at home'! K.11 0-y G..s •-M• are •-ltN lry ~ ...... '"' ... ~ .... ,11, rofle<t Ille • i..n 91 ........... ,.,. kM -,.. _ .. 1'1 G-'t GIOt, Dally~ .... comes out. All the arnuent authors and ac· tors and a rtists and architects and arrivistes who ned to the sanctuary soon found that the tentacles of the city spread ou t 1r- res1sllbly 1f nothing is done to halt them. And that 1r the city 1s not redeemed today, the suburbs. exurbs and countryside will become unredeemable tomor· row. THE RE WAS a time when we could flee -like westward -and es.:ape the encroachments of density and dirt and develop- ments. But the fronlier has long since vanished, and as Joe Lows ramously said in another context, we can run but we can't hide Or, to quote a still older authority, "The wind blowcth where the wind listeth.'' That 1s to say, the wind blows where it damn well wants lo - over t he Cine new sw1mm10g pools and tennis courts as much as over the slums and decaying factories of lower Manhattan. And the wind or what we have laughingly caJled "progress" .LS blowing mostly smog.produc ing hyd rocar bons our way, no mat· ler which way we try to run. A s loofl. ~ lhue. i:cmaincd tha discomfort ~ n< the poor. no one paid much mtnd. But pretty soon -and even now. as 1 speak th1• 'lame problems are "afting over the new corporate headquarters and the r t-stored Grorgian coun try house Let us hope 1t 1s not too late to solve th<>m . No 011e Wants the S500 Million Cr11ise Missile Expensive Bargaining Tool WASHINGTON -A secret study suggests that the Pentagon is squandering $500 million on a crwse m1ss1le syste m because Secretary of State Henr)' Kiss· inger "anted 1t a s a bargaining c hip a t the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. The General Accounting Office study reports that in 1973 the Air Force h3d a bandoned 1\s air-launc hi!d <'ruise m1ss1le and the Navy h a d d ow n · g raded it s sea-launched c r uise mis· ~ile But th en Kissinger pro· posed that a long-range, a1r.10- sur!ace m1 ss1le "made sense strateitically and would assist the U.S. in the SA LT negot1a· t1ons ... The Defense Department immediately took a new interest m the unmanned, Jet.powered, subsonic missile. A PP A R ENTL V Kissinger wanted to build the cruise missile system merely so he could orrer loscraplt. lt has a lready cost the taxpayers about $250 million for Kissinger to make this point at the SALT talks. The final cost, according to the GAO's calcula- tions, could surpass $500 million. Yet except for its use as a diplomatic ploy. the expensive missile has stirred little en· thusiasm m the Pentagon. The secret GAO s tudy qu\s t1ons "whether a valJd need bas been established for a long.range mis· ~lie " The Strategic Air Command, which 1.a. &uppoi;~d lo be oqwpped "1th cn11se m1ss1IC'11. "ha~ not ex· pressed <in operJt1onal rcq1ure- menl for I ht• ~ystem " And th<' Navy hosn·t yet round a use ror tts c ru1 s 1• m 1ss1lrs occpt to deploy them as a reserve Corce on attack submartn<'!fl. To add to the cost, the two (JACK ANDERSON) services ar e d eveloping separatl' but similar missiles. The Pen lagon is supposed to save monev by stopping the duplication of weapons . GOVERNMENT fuddling h11s also added lo the cost of develop- ing the c ruise missile. The Defense Department. for exam· pie. hasn't gotten a roond to pro· viding the Defense Mapping Agency with the missiles' map- ping r equirements. Nor has the Energy Research and Developm e nl Administra · lion been given the data 1l needs to complete its "ork on the nuclear warheads for the crwM· m1ss1le. The delay. of course. will increase costs unnecessanly But ir the cruise missile has dubious value for defense. 1t already is being us ed for diplomacy. A State Department spokesman acknowledged that the missile has been mentioned al the SALT negotiations. But he claimed "nothing substantive" has been dis cussed. "The negolaat1ng points." he added, "are very closely held." \\ATCH ON WASTE: The pnce of :l f1rst·class stamp has more than doubled in four years. Only a re w months ago, the price )UmJX"d again from 10 lo 13 cents. Postal authorities predict that in anotl:er Ci\ c years a stamp will rost 23 cents Other postal charges are also going up, up, up. The cost or special dch very shol up this week from 60 to 80 cents. The fee for registering majl climbed from 95 cents lo $1.25. And money order fees rose from 25 to 30 cents Yet as mail rates have gone up, the service has gone down. Mail users m1iiht be excused for won- dering. therefore, where their stamp money 1s going. Here are a few !\pec1firs; -THE POSTAL plight has n't restrained the top officials from ra is ing their o wn salaries. Postmaster General Benjamin f'rankhn Bailar. for example, upped his s alary from $00,000 to S63.000 st the same lime that he w:is explamin~ how necessary it was to sncrease the price of stamps anoth<'r thrrc cents. In the wrstern states region alone. morr than lf'\rce dozen postal of· f~ials wangled promotions !or themselves. -As a bicentr nnial project, lhe Postal Service shelled out. $1.2Q,OOO for two 28·foot motor vans. which were supposed to be outfitted as traveling exhibits The postal authorities unhappily concluded, however. that the mail service was in such bad grace that it wouldn'l be a. good lime for postal displays. As a re· suit. the bicentennial vans have been quietly set aside !or use as "em ergency" post offices in areas bit by natural disasters. -Postal planners have signed a lease on 21 acres of vacant land near New York 's Kennedy airport. It ·s costing the tax- payers $25,000 a month to hold the property. which 1s supposed to be used for the construction of a ne w airmail facility. But. meanwhile, the top postal brass are seriously considering abolishing a1rmnil letters. Ombudsman Answer? New Version of an Old Concept Some notions around the Legislature never seem to go away no m atter how many tames they are disproved and disap- proved. One that has been in· terred C'ountless times. and re· surr ected just as often. as the om budsmao A n 1nvent1on of Sweden, wher e the office has ex isled s in ce t 8 t 0 , various modifications Of the 1dea hBV<' bffn adopted In some other coun. tries. mostly around the Baltic. ( EARL WATERS or needs of the people. ] potentia l ly dangerous bureaucrat beyond removal by _ the people a t its worst. Shrinking Medical Esteem Jn its pnstine form the om- budsman serves as a protector o( the citizens ag ainst bureaucratic oppression . Possessed of independen ce he has the power to in· vestigate complaints and take cor · rective a ction But those who look to the om- buds man concept as an answer to the bureaucratic problem over· look the basic rcqu.iremcnts for such a scheme lo be effective. First off. the person selected to do the JOb must hove all the qualities or a benevolent despot. lie must bt' given total JOb securi· ty and permitted to act without interfere nce, which would in· elude an unrestricted budget. Ills powers must include not only that of Investigation, but uuthori· ty lo countermand governmental actions and to prosecute. TIIE FACT IS that California already had the best machinery p()SSible for performance or om buds man duties. That is the Legislature Itself Its 120 mem· hers, elected hy the people, can be removed by the people. fl haR almosl unlimited powers to in· vestigate the complaints of citizens and the power to over· rule bureaucrats either by enact· Ing l aws or by puttin11 the squeeze on budget11. And the members all huve large staffs along with fi eld offices to handle citlzen11 com pluint11. H1·~p11 n~1hlt'. rc11prctnblc. 1•th1e nl m<>di<'al clo<'li1rs 11n• ,·,111~hl In u ('ru1•l cross r.n· 110 de· '.1~tatina that 11omt' mcd~ral men ,1r<' dropr11n.: 11111 or ml'<licul prnr- 111·r . olhen arr cnh<1tin11t In the m1l1t:1 r y ond somr ure pre- matun.•ly rctirinJ&. ~to.,l continue to practice but lh1•1 r prarttcl' Is lnh1b1ll'd by dls- 1r:i<·l1ons l(O\ crnmt'nt paperw(lrk . pat1rnl la"e.wts. pro h I b I t I \' l' I n • s uranc(' rates. quack11 :ind crooks 1n lhE'rr o wn r <1nks deplet· 1 n g p u b l i c respect. And now lhi!I: Me dic.ll doctors don't talk much about psychiatrists except after hours and orr the record. AFTER "l.L. psychiatry is an accepted branch of the medical profession, and intramural squabbling cou Id only fu rther diminish whatever public respect rem ains tor the pro· lession or medicine. Aod there arc esteemed ( PAUL HARVEY J psyrhiatrlsts a~ psychologlstc; who would be on,JbstJy maligned by 3ny swt'epinl( denouncement But. off the r ecord, mos t medical doctor s ho ld m0$l shrlnk!l In very low esteem. The situation is worscr\lnst as some psychiatnc clinics pre · scribe 111nd perform "sex" In the name o( therapy. I mean doctors of psyc hiatry prescrlblng "themselvt's" as a remedy for their patients' ills. Thus such clinics. in the name oC lht'rapy, become little more than massage parlors. Dr. Bertram Brown. directOt" of the National Institute of Men· tal Health, says, "One·lhird ot t.he practitioners of sex therapy are outright quacks." DR. JUDD MARMOR. {>rtsi· dent o( the Amerlcan Psychiatric Assn., says, "The patient who becomes Involved with a therapist is seeking Jove and a permanent relationship; in· evitabJy that rxpcctaUon is sbnt· tered and the palienL is damaaed." Sex rclicarchers Mm;tcrs and Johns on, who have lril'd dellJX"rBtely to givt" tlw1r <'Om· pnratlvely new science diJtnity, rect"ntly 11u m moned a liym · vo11lum on lhc liUbJcCt. in St. Louis. Or. Masters concedl'd that his clinic at one time designatC'd traiMd female surrogates lo have sex with male patients. For all that clinrcal-soundlng terminology, that's still the same thing they do in illictt massage parlors. MASTEllS SA VS his clinic dis· conUnued the practice. lie said. "We are in an Infancy and have much to l~ern. We are going to experiment and we are going lo make mistall:es. We have :md we will .. Dr. John Green, professor of psychiatry at the Sl3te Universi· ty of New York. says some cUnics which permit therapists to have aex with patients specifically say in advance whot the therapy will include. He Im· plies that this makes It all ri&hl. President Marmor says. "In t.his case at least the patient bas only himself or herself to blame." ' .. ' including the proseculaon of malfeasants. Off the top It sounds like a whale or an idea, especl:illy to those citizens who have been frustrated by governmental red- tape which Inc ludes almost everyone at one lime.' or another It was first advanced ln California by former Spealter Jesse Unruh and hus been revived intermit· tently at 1uccesslve legislative sessions. The latest verllion is proposed by Assemblyman Bill McVitlie, an affable youn1 man whose experience ln local gov. emment ~fore coming to the Legislature ln 1974 included a stint as city attorney o( Chico. 1T HAS MERIT in the fact that government today has become unwieldy and too often ls dominated by appointive oC- Cicials. Elected by no one they plunge ahead In uncontroll~ zeal totally berert ol any reeling o< responsiveness to tho desires J It l!I the n'cognltion oC how awcsom<' the pos ition could become that has served to dis· enchant lel(islators from taking such proposals seriously In the past. llARDl,V AN Y memher wnuld be willing lo cteate any office In state government which would be unans werable to th e Legislature. Fe w would be will· lng to write blank checks for the support of nny agency. The ex· ecutive branch of government is not likely to favor the establish· menl or an unelected official to overrule Its actions. Even o watered down version or t he ombudsman o(fice. wh.ich eliminated tho major objections. would be a mistake for It would simply be creatin1 just another lneJfectlve and expensive agency of eovernmcnt at best and a Quotes "If a nation expect$ to be both ignor:ant :ind free. it expects what never was and never will be... Thom& J~J/lnO!! As Mc Yittie recites It himself, "I know. . th1• ldeu work.:1 ... I beg3n an ombuds man experl· rnent m my J•omonu orflce with <• starr of 11tudrnt interni; fleldln~ que11 t1 ons and complaint~ ... We've c ut. throullh milci. oC bureaucratic red tape ... ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Rl>Mrt N Wt!rd . Pulll1~llfr Tltl>mo1 Kt#V1l. Edtl<K Darbora Krtfht(h, r.dttonal Pa'1f &dtl<K The td1tori1l p11e or the Dally Piiot &rt>ks to Inform and r.t1mul11t ruders by prncnllnJI on this page diverse commC'nt11ry on topics or lntC'rt'sl by 1ynd1rat· t'nt topiu. The tdllotbl opimon11 of the Ualty Pilot •PPt•r only In the editorial column at the lop of the page. Opinions ex· pregiircf by the columnJsta And c•r1004"llst.s and letter wr1l<'l"'3 arc lhl'lr own and no '"dort1emtnt or their views by the Daily Pilot should be lnten'ed. Monday, April 26, 1976 I Monday Ap11126 1976 DAILY PILOT A1 -$5,000 .Speak Up EDITOR'S NOT£ Coto gnpt' Nt>W m.e>Tt then~. JMTe u 11<>m~on~ Ottl tlwre walJing to l11ten Aa mor~ ArrwncCPU ~o.lc up for tlwlr nghl1. mort oownameftt Mporfmenti and pnual~ bu.iuw.u1 h4ue l~anud tllllt the complolnmg con~mt'T hot o loud uow:~ Someone's Li.stening the righl for CenteTs desiancd to direct people t o only $121.59. a Dlonth. agency Cabforn1a numbltrs are· Los Aneeles 213 688·~ Sacramento 916.,..9-3344 San Diego 114·293 G030 B y the A•IOC••Ud Pr~u San f'rancis<'O 415 556·6600 (First 1n o Snie1J San Jose 408 275-7422 Fed up with products that don't produce and On the business front, some SOO compt1nics huvc aervlcea that don't ser ve, Amcncans have learnett. CODl$Umer affairs units. The Better liui.1ne ~ that it pays to complain. Bureau expanded Its com pl aa nt . hand Ii n g No one keeps staUstics on the number of com-mechanism . introducing an ilrbllrat1on progrum plaints received by private industry a nd govern· thatnas grown from three citie:t in ie11 t-0 ~bout. lOO meat agencies. ll would be tmposslble becaU&e today. And \Olunteer groups and news m ed1 u "ar· there are so m any overlapping departments. tion line" programs arc ready to tackle local pro· bureaus a nd omces and the number as growing blems. steadily. MCGUIRi': SAID THI:: SURG~ I N complaints J'IVE YEARS AGO, FOR example, there were "began long before the recession" that prompted : nine cons umer agencies at the state level, accord· concern O\•er money. Whether you ncl!d $5,000 or $10.000 get It from the p~opl~· who lend millions. Commercldl Credit. Monthly J)3yment b.l~ed on a $5,000 I lomeOwncr 10<\n, for 60 months. at an Mnu.,I pl!rcentagl! rate of 161>. Tot1ll 1~yment $7,295.40. A loan of $5,000 and over must be secured by a combination of real and personal property. We find ways to help. COMMEl\CIAL CRJ.DIT CORfOR[\TION t-boc~ Loons I 370 E. 17th Sireet • Phone: 6415·8700 C!Tdlt Liie l11a1111ntt Av.Ui.ble lo .EllirlW• 8orn1w•111 ai Croup Ratel : lnl to the Office of Consumer Affairs of the U.S. "It bega n when people learned there's a ~ Depa rtment of lleallb. Education and Welrare. To· response " '------------__,..--------- . day there are 135. Previously. he said, the East and West coasts Dorothy Burkhardt, . were "the most ferule field for complaints " In ( Co ~ SU ,1 E J "ho heads the com pl amt between was "a desert -or an oasis," depending '"' ,,f R d1\1s1on of the federal onyour"1ewpoint. --cons umer affairs unit. McGuire said that Middle Amen ca has joined said her 0U1ce alone re-the complaint parade. . ceived almost 27,000 complaints 1n the hrsl 11 "It is no longer considered ill·mannered or un- . moot.h.s o r 1975, compared to 24,000 in all of 1974. pleasant " · A 1975 study by the Office of Consumer Affairs People boast or their victories at cocktail : showed that 15 federal agencies -a relatively parties ;small section of Washington's bureaucracy -spent '· '' Complaints stall are most prevalent among lhe :t&.4 million annually answering complaints. middle-a nd upper-m1ddJe income groups, McGuire · Ther e a re signs on all sides that consumers are said. These are the people who have the knowledge, more awar e of their rights and less hesitant about AMERICANS ARE COMPLAINING MORE lhe time and the determination to complain. demanding them. The same person who would have And Getting More Satll1actlon Out of It "IT HASN'T TRICKLED DOWN to the ghetto WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW OF ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA'S L.ARGEST L.AW SCHOOL FVUY ACCIOllUD l'I' THI COMMlffil Of UI fXAMIHttS Of lHf SfATf l.ll Of CAUfOINIA OFFERS A CHOICE OF FOUR PROGRAMS OF LAW STUDY: 9hrogged and said "chalk it up to experience," yet." he said. "When it does. you 'II have an ·.when confro nted with a faulty product n ve years avalanche of complaints" because there are so • 1N 11TH1• 1 11, ., l YIAU ol Hill-TIMI l•w ••vclv : ago, is writing to the company president today. Bv 1971. "Nader 's Raiders." as his followers many people involved. . 11~ 10 ,1.,.,oom hou,. pe• w••~I. or . ''PEOPL.,. AR.,. MORE READY l I·. were dubbed, had form ed ~roups to study and Th t . I I . l l i l" b , y as I ' ar flMf d , • . • ... .. r'. • : o comp au~ to change _Jaws and regulations on ever} thing from e yp1ca comp aanan on u na aonw c" asts, • 1N fln4H l '/, ., 4 fA o A • •v . ••en1n9, : all mslltul1ons, said I'~ Pat~~cGu1re, se~1or f.v.A. l\'CS to f!Ollution controls l\lcGu1re said. hus two or more years of college, is er w••~•"d l•w ,1\ldy (3 <Imo,.., "'••1• 1 • hou•s "'< • . ,· "J:.~.~ ~ ·.~~~.,~-: <l"T-;; ~·, .-;~ '<!.-:·~-. -, . _,.. O\'~r 30. "ts more hkely to be WASP than ethnic" R«' dmi , ~ =""~ -... -~ ., Ott "~~~~--, 'It_!,:, ;.~~ill'.·l'a,.~~. !::{i_~.~~<!_~,J,91"of~~JV.O -• e You <•n N•n ,ou1 JUllS OOCTO' IJ 0 I dt<l'« •nrl ''They ex peel 11\Qre of products a nd and Nader·s wncd pubhc interest re!>earch gro ps lfthe"\felW~V6TV"m"~ ,;-~IJ1.~•,..s;: .. ~ ·t.t~'°,~""T;~~A~· ~t~·:-r,..... L., . 1 _ ....... ,.,~. :services .. They are more cynical or companies' -P IRC!> -across the country are involved m Just clothing or s mall appbances the complainant is' tLl\ilBltTO TilU(f"l~ ·~ -. , :.;l. '"'ll> .attempts to redrtMls their gnevances" .about ever) facet or Amencan life likely to be'a woman, McGuire said If it cost more CAilFORNIA BAR EXAMINATION Robert Sable. an attorney "'1th the National than $100, ·the complainant is probably a man Consumer Law Center in Roston. said · "There is THE INDIVIDUAL CITIZEN WHO wants to Consumer agencies say they are solving more substantially m ore consumer litigation." partly complain has more outlets for hts anger There are problems than ever before. because consumers have more legal rights than almost SO compla int agencies for fedrral depart· THE OFFICE OF CONSUMER Protection of they used to. ments and more than 225 county and city consumer "There 1s a whole host of new consumer laws." offices the Wisconsin Department of Justice received 5,780 he said. citing leg1slat1on involving interest rates. complaints 1n 1971 and recovered about $214 ,000 for warranties and credit "Ten } ears ago. there The go\'ernmenl publishes a J9.page "Guide to consumers in court Judgments and informal settle· wasn't a whole lot an aggneved consumer could do Federal Consumer Service . " "1th information on menls. except m ake a stink .. where to go with quest1oni. and complaints about Last year. the ofrice rrce1ved 14,678 complaints everything from advertising to >A Ork rcgulanons. and recovered almost $675,000. an increase of about NO ONE KNOWS Jt:ST when Americans s tart· The bookll't 1s an11lable free of <'har"c from 1c• pe C" t th m ... -f complaints and 215 ·ed thinking or themselves as "consumers .. ... .... r ~n in e nu IA"r 0 . Consumer lnformallon Center . Dl•pl. 6, Pueblo. percent to the amount of money reco\'Cred The late President John f' Kennedy set up a Colo .. 81009 Bob Tuttle. !oolal1sl1ctan for tht.:' Nut1onal Council Consumer Advisory Council in 1963 <1nd listed four basic consumer rights. the right to be heard, the right lo a choice. the r1gh1 to he protc<'lt:d against unsafe p roducts and the n~hl to a re:.pon::.e to a The go\'ernmenl has 74 Federal Information <See C'OMPl,.i\l~TS, Pagr Bi I legitimate complaint · Many people beltrve thl• real consumer drive started jn 1966 with Ralph NadN and his book. "Unsafe al Any Spct•d." Nader's dtsclosurc . al a Senate hearin ~. that General Motors Corp had private detectives invesllJ?ale him because of his crusade again!ll the ::.uft'lY rc<'ord of the Corvair, drew wide publicity and called aUent1on to con· ( Pilot Logbook ) eaclualvely In the sumerism as a cause DAILY PILOT Trailers Nixed -::::======================:;:==:::::::--·1 LOS ANGELES fA P > r,:_:Thi k• Me~~.111>s?. -Mayor Tom Bradley l ft Jftd A'-~ has \'etoed an ordinance I . ·~. , , whkhwouldhavcb;rnned Ill RL S SO\tl:.Tttl t; )Qll SllOULI> K O\' the parking of tr:uler~ al· 1 \Ii \1.'1.,·d.-·"' tlw ,.1nw. hut .111 \lnH·.J,, i..1k" tached to vehicles on c1l) Jn •1 t \\' •• .1 I lll• •>ut 11t 1h1 ".1\ """" h1·i. 111 streets. Bradle~ . nottnR M " • '" \ , 1 .. 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I .Jt-,M•"'"Hl "''•I'\ '-t At ('.,.~._p,@ Yd I "l&•l 14~1 ..-. .. _.. 4 H' A!11nflf f Jlw ''" (•"''~'"'of C o\t 1n 111 ~. (/~ 8814 Or-~:' l .t\1 k "" ,,.. .,.,,, ... Y#'I r.t f '"' " .-u 11u1 ~9 2u 1 -.......... . '"\1 ~tmint.tH Av~nuP w.i.tm1n~1ft C.1"11•' 1·u1e~ :1-1e1 " .. ,...... 70llO ...,11~0 111.11 c~'""'' l .. 9,., ,..,,,. •n ._.V" U~•( .. t C.Cl\lft ,: ,,, •69 6J0t Mo11418y SPM have dttfereftt111• .... r• •hlppropalfte mvelleMa Caff.-.Outour lntroduotorr a w..et proeram GALLONS for a hm11Pd llmr onh. SI!! CiU hall ,i.:all11n, •11 l'ill prool ~1n1rn11ff .m· ~rllin1t for S 11 10. A ••tvinl(~ of SI 20 rw hottlr. Whwh you ran w1 ... ·ly 1n111·,11n nrnnl{r JUI<•'. w·rm1111th, 1nmn10 JU1r1\ ,oft drink'. lt•mon JUiC'(\ Sn.1p r. Tum .' hrt·f IH)U11ion 11r anv or th<' nthl•t l(O<ld lhlnl(~ Smirnoff m1~1·~ ~I dt'hl'IOU\IV W1lh 80proof half.gallons only$UAO during March and April 6mirnof{ leaves you breatfiless: LM.Boyd Prop.1.5 DebUte at UC Irvine . 15 A l-t'~al An~ly:.1s" ul the Soci al Sc •~ncc Wayne Gave 1:1·:!() '1 m an Hoom QllJ of L.aboratury. f ormer Governor Ed· from l to 2 und 6 to 7 p m 4 I) m In lhl.' Ant1·ap, mund C . "Pat" Brown byOr.Geori;eM1ller,ri:-commuter :.lud~t1 t wil l be o ne ol the actorsupervisor andlcc· ce1\ler. .--------------------. speakcr:t at an ope n lurer ira c he mistry. A A discussion enUUe<f forum on Proposition 15, comparison of indus tr)' "An Ov.-rview of the thenuclear inltlaUve.to and e nvlro nm ental t-;ner.iy Situnhon'"wlll be held at UC Irvine May hazards with rndfotlon be con d u c t ... d b .> 13. htzards will be present• reprcsentuti vl'S of Of HiJnself Client BSks whether thete's any way lo )uc:lge whether a person can keep a secret. Cient'rally. Th011e pt,"Oplc who tell )'OU all about themselves are likely to tell you all <1bout everything. Not the people who don't tell you nnything about thcrn:selves. though. S hould the phone l'Ompany charge you for the long distan ct: calls you make, if any, between 2 a nd 6 a.rn.? The Federal Com- munications Commission doesn't think so. lts resear chers suy the bllling costs for tho11C! calls run more than the bills. What sort or present are you going to give your favorite senator this year? Actor John Wayne bes towed a life-sized statue or himseU upon Barry Goldwater. BOLL WEEVIL ORANGE COUNTY The forum, ~choouJt'd ed by UCl ra(111H1on s<ik· Sh~ldon Plotkin and le.· for 7 p.m. in the sctence ty officer William Wad socuates, englt\et'r1ni.: min at noon at Room 220 <·onsultants. ut 6:30 p.m. l f' ct~ r 6 ha 11 . w i I I of the Soda I Sdenct• Wedne11d1ty In the Piny a Club culminate u four·day Tower. A pr~scntationon livina r oom or Ml•so s~rles or k ctures and "Conservation and Court. Or . R oland <tiscusslons on energy ul Alternative En\·r~y $fh1nzinaer, ns~ocwk UCI startin& May 10. All -S~Ul""«S-7" Sol n r irnd prof<'i.so1' ~ctr1c8T Chess Plans NB Tourney The Newport Beach Chess Club 1s sponsoring a weekend chess tourna· ment May 8 and 9 in the Horace Ensign Middle School cafeteria. 2000 Cliff Drive, Newport lhe~v('ln!-Sareo~oto the Geothermal " will bl' engincenna ut UCI. will pubhc without c arge. held at 7 p.m . in Room speak on "Pet·~pectlves 174 o r t he Computer on Energy Con~cnu Science Building Wlder lion" and Thomas Cari· sponsors hip or Project ol the Bechtel Corpora Survival. ti o n w i 11 t a·l k on Wednesday, !1ay 12 -"Econ omics und U1\' Dean William s of the N~ed for Power" ul 7;~ Orange County Alliance p.m. In the Anlrap. $7,000 . for only $139.03 a Dtontb. Whctlwr you rwed $5.000 or $10,000 get tt from tht> p~oplc who l~nd millions. Commercl~I C1ed1t. Monthly payment based on A $7,000 Home()..yn\'r loan, for 84 months, at An annual percentage rate of 16%. Total payment $11,67~.52. f\ loon of $.1),000 and over must be secured by a . combmolion o f real and personlll property. We find ways to help,. COMMEf\ClAL Cl\EDIT CORfOR(\TlON ~Loans 370 .E. 17th Street • Phone: 645-~'lOO Cr1da Lift IllJOllr&Ac• Aulla-W. l.o ~bit Bono"" at CroQ Ba.ta Q, "Why, pray, did the population of En· lerprlse, Ala .. iiee fit to put up a monument to the boll weevel?" · Beach. The t ournament . Brown, chairman of the No on Proposition 15 Com mitt~e . will be joined in presenting op. position arcuments by DT. Lester Lees or the Environmental Quality Control Laboratory at the California 1 nslitute of Techn o log y in Pasadena. beginning al 10 a .m. both SP EAKING FOR the days, is open to all U.S. proposition will be David Chess Federation mem-Brower, pr esident of bers, regardless or local Friends or the Earth and club affiliation. past president of the of Businessmen will d1s· Thursday, May 13 - cuss "The Wate r Com· Dr. Joseph DtM ento and pany and t he Power participants in a UCI en· Company: Their Rela· vironmental law class t ionsbip" at 11 a.m. in \\i ll discu~s "Proposition '-; ______ n;;;;=r;rr;::;:;m;;;mmmm;;..-Room 101 of the Ad· r----------· A. T he bug crippled their cotton crops so ba dl y th ey had to diversify. That triple d their incomes. Back around World War l , at was. ministration Building. Dr. Halvor Vermund. professor of radiolo~ical scien ces at the UCI College of Medicine, will speak on the "Biological Effects of Radiation" at ( U >N.'iL'ltl£1() ADVOCATES In the DAILY PILOT Entry fees are $15 Sierra Club, and Dr. adult, $10 junior (under John Gofman, chairman 20> for the open, or $10 of the Committee for adult, $7 juniol" fol" the Nuclear Respons ibility. -:;;;;:;;;:=======~========;;:-Medi cal specialists booster. These may be Dr. Joseph DiMento, as· sli11 aren't quite sure why paid by mailing a check sistant p r ofessor of the hearts of astronauts to the club at P .O. Box social ecology at UCI, shrink when in outer space 1872, Newport Beach. or will serve as moderator. ... H you weig h 160 by submitting the money Opening statements pounds, siF, your. bones in person at th~ c lub dur." from each s peaker will W AUC T ION EERS PRINGER and WHITE ' . ,.How often lhould Ont Walh the hair and tulp?" We'w hard this question to many thnes the put 20 ynn th1t our nwer may COMetw- ably help you. To that question we bellew. there Is a poslthoe correlation wlth1 ''How ofttn do you wnh your face, or bathe? ' for the scalp, like the $kl_n1 conGins thot&Ynds upon thousands of ofl ina t b bl.y weigh only 29 pounds ... Am. . ing a11y of the regular cover t he issues -Of reac· e are now accepting wo rks o f arts tor ~-~~~~~'\< '°'t"MMd'-* 1,1'.--~~ "-'t-"":'.,,.1"'. "·~· ~~~'ff'lura...a.\JfJ.~»~~~~ · •~.,~~ ·~as a pllilt\mffil1~-:-:-.:t:~ll&r"" '1.~1i?sss~·si1ri's. ~ .. tnh ... «~~~--i ..:1ad;iti i~ 1~,.;~.,.. •• \riFUJ,'llmY 0n'.irri<(S1hngs; a o '. · a oo much of it figures an about one out submitted after May s and insurance. Audience paintings, onental rugs. bronzes. glass etc. ~~~ . !l~Cf>~2 ·" -~~~-dtcll<ilf ,,,_. ~ifti.t~·«-t,,~ ;; ~. , of every five rape (:ases ... Note it stated in will require an addi· participation will be in· Complete service available for executors. print by one wit that his family 's pet rock tional$5. vited in a question·and· trustees and individuals. came down with a bad case of moss. answer period. 'THE TEMPEST' Most everybody knows something about William Shakespeare's play ''The Tempest". But few realise it was based on a real storm that affected one or this country's forefathers. Sir George Yeardley was the fellow. It was his ship that was wrecked by that bad weather on his vouage to Virginia in 1609. Sir George Survived lo b ecome t h e firs t s lave owner in America. a distinction of no great merit As governor of Virginia. he put together this western world's first body of lawmakers . And he wound up as the first and only knight to be buried here. You·ve heard that comedian W. C. Fields detested dogs ;ind duldrcn. His loathing of bards was not so W<'ll publicized. however. It's a fact that he kept an air pistol in his bedroom to shoot at the songbird5 that chirped outside his window. The record suggests be always mjssed. Contract Auxirded A $619,000 contract for construction of a new branch library in the Westmin s ter Civic Center has been awarded by Orange County S upervi sors to an Ana he im construc tion company. The new library will be located at 8180 13th St., d irectlv across the slreet Crom the city's police sta· ti on. A county library de· partment spokes man said the 18,000·square· root branch libraries now Address mail to L. M. Boyd, P.O. Boz 1S60, Costa Mesa 92626 serving the west county ...,....,,,,."'--'....,,.,,...,.~....,._..,,."'--'_""",,,.._..,.....,.,,,... city and surrounding un· incor porated areas. The new branch. de- A schedule of other Energy Week activities follows : 3010 RED HILL AVE .. COSTA MESA, CALIF. 714/540-4098 Monday, May l O -~~~~~=====~==~=;~:;;=~~~:;=~~;._ James Mueller, UCI doc· toral student in social ~~~e~~e·E~~~~e~\ucr: ~~ ~[JQ~@GJrnlJlJO Energy" at l p.m. in 6 Room 114 of the Com· puter Science Building Mueller's talk will be re· pealed at the same t1ml' and location Wednesday. Dr. Robert Rooney, pro- fessor of economics at Cal State Long Beach, will talk on "Nuclear Energy: A Cost Benefit Anal~sis" at 6:30 p.m. in Room 178 of Humanities Hall. The lectu.re will be followed by a presenla· tion b y t h e Becht el Corporation on basic principles or nuclear energy at 7 .30 p.m. in Room 220 of the Social Science Tower. ALL YOU CAM EAT @OLJ~@:J Every Tuesday & Thursday Evening ~Pasta lovers of the world, here's your chance' All the Spaghetti wrth Meat Sauce you can eat. CA:) Fresh warm llaltan .bread & butter are included for only $1.25 per person. c:I\:> Available from 4 :00 P.M. unltl closing. See you Tuesday& Thu<S~ay 1"NttJ's ~ The best shampoo Is one that ls clt.amina. but not too deinslns. Simply ~ted, lt should be slightly _ilkallne. 1f you use a shimpoo<Onem- trate DO NOT put It directly on the h1Jr, u it an ause brittleness and brt.aba'e. Rather, you should dilute It ~fore applying. Dandruff, or medicinal wmpoos UR be suon, enough to ause halt to bruk at the 5Wp, so ~t the treatment is worse tlwl the cure. Apln, dilute the pr~ntion Mld wish in tepid watef- never hot. · Every shampoo should be followed by 1 vlnepr rinse, or a hair condltibner, which rtmOW1 alkali and rn tortt the acld..alQflne balance of the hair to a normal pH of 6.S. failure to do so over a period of time Quses the hair to decompose, as you ~n see by split ends, dhcolontlon, brittleness and bre.ik.lge. . Every shampoo ought. to be followed by a cool rinse: warm wattt rtluei die tiny mUKles !hat hQld the hair in the follicles-cool wafet contracts the muscles, keeping them healthy. Thb simple procedur~ is pro!W>ly the best prt¥endve musure aplnst hair loss. . At no charge to you, we'll be glad to ex.amine your hair and scalp and recom°"nd prepuations suited to your .,enon.U netd~"whlch you may purchase at your favorite store. . · Finally, don't be afraid to brush your halr- ,ently, of coune, for the same reasoM th1t you brush your teeth. ~ . Deatm Elsewhere sign e d by William Blur o ck of Newport Beach. will house 75.000 Tuesd ay, May JI - Tours of the UCI nuclear react or will be given 210 Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach (714)644-2601 1:.1\~~~:AO.Nll~OK;o~~~~ Halr'5 ·To You! And for BETTER Hair . " books. The low bidder for see us for Halntyllns1 Advanced Colorlns, Permanents for Problem Hair. LO~DON (A P ) -Sir Carol ReC'd, 69. who rl1rcc-ll'd "The Third Man" and the Oscar- w 1 n n in g mu s ica l "Oliver .'· d ied S unday n ight at h is London home. Reed's brother, Peter. said the British film director. who m~•d<' surh dass1t films ;is "Odd M 11n Out·· and "Our M:rn in llav:rna," had hc•en ill a frw month~ ugo hut '('('tn t•d to rl .. t'o\'('r NEW YORK <AP)-the construction con- Charles Brulznn , 72, a tract, H. W. Sant Com· re porter for The New pany, was chosen to do York Times who ad-thejob. milted to a congressional committee in t95S that he was a former member of t~e communist party, Polynesia <lied Saturd ay after a RABB In B :dflm,uu ~ iNsURANc:E ~ ·'.....,. "'• tMrkt ..... _ 'I:./' c:osrA MESA~ AMON 0( cos'"'~ Hair ltylla1 Saloa 692 W. 19TH STREET, C<?ST A MES4 Of'lN l OAYS long illness. Some of the most desirable residential LoNooN <AP) _Program f'olln Mad ones. 61, British novrlist and t'S· say1~l. died T hursd:.i.v of real estate In Southern California dots the greens and fairways of Big Canyon Country Club in Newport Beach. Appreci· atlon of property values In Big Canyon - and th roughout Newport Beach • has cancer. 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OtlJl) f1(tt•f1c V ltiw J"tnn 'ut,,du•t1 ll'f h.,r n.,.,,..., °'1•11t ~·tu.-i;d•rrt lon BAL TZ·I EAGf.AON FUNERAL HOME C.0.-ona det Mar 613·9"50 Costa Mesa 6•6-2•2• BElL BROADWAY MORTUARY t tO Broadw11y ~ta Me53 642-91 50 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494--9"15 San Juan C.plstrano 495-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK C'Atmetery Mortuery Chapel 3500 Pacific View Ortw Newoort Beach, Cellfom1a &44-2700 PEEK FAMIL V CO&.OHIAL FUNEffAL HOME 7801 Botsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 OfNlONf 110~1' ANN <.! .. /ONI "'""°'"' M Nt •noft iWcuh (,11 rj1tff'!Or1J...,.tl\~1f " ~ .. ,~ '"' VIVfd ,,,, ~., <f•uo'"''' ...,.,,., ~ .,, '"'• Nl+nt' A A (l\vf• 1\>H,..,tt, c. ~IA ~'"' \On And d1t1.10f\t•r '" t!Clw '""' A & -.11nu1 c ~nn>ntt ot A••0..,'", t~,,,.. n'"'"'..,,, John •nd ( Y'~" \ •m CM\f DoH, ot (.o\t•• M•\.A '""' F°fM!i11. °' '""A~• (11 four Ut8n0011ldr.n. fliv\¥w It 00 l'lM lUt·\dAy, ""'' tO 00 "M WflidM,<IA'f' 04)1'' titt ~f Jfft ,_. • .,, < •tttnht (.l'\urtt~ w•th f"tomnm-nt, Viod \""rf\f'nf ('11..-nfl'tfff. 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'"'° b<OINt\, lH>t\4"" •n(J W•llto<• Mlr1, S.., W'IC ... .trtd l~tf'rl't'Wttt, HcHl\tQn. ff\• "' B•l1t·BH9tron Cosio Me•11 Morl\Mry IOUI dlr~lo" altEIOlfioO• AAY L, 8AEE.01NG, rf\ldfonl of '1uf\!•nqto<1 8-A< n, C.O O••t OI .,..,,, <\£>'11 1), 1'1• 1n HUfttl~lon a.Kl\. Bc>tn Mty ). •• In ~nl• M•, C.. t.1t,\1m. rnutont at Of anf"' ~'t ~ I\ \\llVf""'tO bY hie-.,,. v~o••. two""""" ...-f~ of ttun!inq!on 8H( ~ -ury ot An1M•m t)rot""' V•tl\ 9,.,,_ono Of \.int• Ana t-.o \ll\ft'r\, All(i' qf>Oill"\ Of "'~~'•• C. •"d l>ef'ol"'r 9ond ot Ir"' ,, •• Ci. M r 8rfll•n1"Q ..,., • SMtlMS' MORTUARY ::::.:~,:·"=~·~cs:'.':'.;~~::-: 627 Main SI. ""'n I M PM rw,o.v Aprol 17. ~"" "Chants and Rh ythms M P olynesia" is the title of a musiral-slide pre- :-.t'ntation Mav ~ at noon 1 n 0 r 1.1 n ~ ·<' C o a s t Colll'i;:l''s Fine Arts Hall I 19. Admission is fn•c llnd the public was inv1tc<1 10 attend. 'the program will be prl•sented by OC(' pro- fo!!sor of mu.sic Wolter F. Gleckl~r. Two .vc;1rs ago, <;lcckler took his ~foot ferro C'l'rn<'nl g;if. f·n gged cutter. "Tr:1d1· tion," on a ont• year voyu~e In lh t• Sout h Puri fir. been unexcelled. Newport Equity Funds arranges secondary real estate financing on such properties. Perhaps we can help you. Newl!ort Equity 'Funi:ls ,Inc. Real Estate Brokers AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER 620 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE SUITE 211 NEWPORT BEACH CALIFORNIA 92660 7141M4-882• CAP Open House Set The Civil Air P:itrol~~§§§§§§~~~~~~~~~~~~ Squadron 88 will hold an r---------------------. open houst> W ednesduy a t th(' Ct1lifornia Na· tional Guard Head· quarters. 2651 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa . Oi:s'plays and films of !':quadro n activities will be featured, and plnns for a new search and t"eSt'Ue training program will be discussed. For further infonnn· lion, call 542-7958. Fair Entries YOUR NEWSPAPER CARRIER IS A CREDIT MANAGER .....,.. .. ..,.,..." ..... " ..... -............. , ........ ,.. ,.t eoff '9fillf -W WTft f.,.,.. t. ,.., _ .... -fMr Ml! fw ........, ef ,_ ~-....... ht Deity 'iWf Hl''f'lfft -lot .. ,IMt1 '-............. ~ Tii.y lnnt yw to ,.., ~· ...cf '-Y !Mn to ,., .................. , ........ , .... ~ -414•1"4 ....... •ohct...; w ...., ,.... ..... ...., •• h t St!. ef Mell --. or c'"1.W, lly tt.. 20tto, -o Mitt COii M Orange Countia ns who •-.cl ..t ....... ,..u ., felt _, of .,.. _... • ._ ..._, 1141•• to want to enter the Home ,., .._. .ui .. If , .... ,.., ,_ -...wy 11t1 .,...., It Mt ....., will Living and Design Show ~ ~ corri..r .,.,,, W It •Ill competition at the ASSURE ·PROMPT Orange County F air. should submit entry ~~~~~r bint~~::i~t;~n F~~ COURTEOUS SERVICE ( <.=:> 548-5554 !.~ ART HOPPE ) SATIRIZES in the DAILY PILOT llAUTY SAlOH HOUU Oily l1111 t• '""' s.Mly t 11111 ,. s ,.. Of'(NS OAYS MAL( STYLING HOUU Dilly ] I"' I• t"" 0 -4 SM. ' "" F•A • ..-1 ... eat CauMl .. 316 YOU AND YOUR FAMILY CAN BE THIN AND HEALTHY THE REST OF YOUR LIFE WITH P.O.P. POUNDS OFF PERMANENTLY The picture I am showing Is of myself iust 7 years ;ago at 255 Pounds. lrt 1l 'h months t losa 120 pounds after c1rry1ng Ille overweight for 35 yoars. I dlscoverod there is no reason to bn ovP•we•Qhl not even by 10 pour· .... There Is no reason to give up lhe loods you like. THIS OHi EYIHIMG COULD CHAMGI YOUI UPI IM WIJGHT & HIALTHI SPECIAL ONllVIHIHG PROGRAM s51s ....... · e course sto&k dlnsier • Introductory Lecture • Question and Answer f)eriod. • Introduction lo your personal pro0ram • Booklet & literature fu miShed rvu.u. Al"lll U...o\IOU -~'"Mn.A IM1Ml •••Dlofo ....... ._Je4Y,4H!\t..._19AY-4- • 1100s....- nuuo4T, Al'Wll tM9)utaf ~ MA.a10!I ·-"''-.. 11...i......, I .t.11 lf)<.1Uon1 R~tlfO!""' 6:Jo.1 r.M. DIHMH , r.M. CALL 551>-tlSO A-t1oon111._....- Master Charge, B of A PERSON.Al MESSAGE: H tiftnt n... h C.MrJMI w 1tt\ R•• 1'h9m•' w Qve,,.,,, ' un . ..,.on ...,ac; nt" ••l••>tl ••t•"''""t. WO\tm.•\l•r •• 538-8539 Mltmottitl P•r•. W1>,tm1"•ttr. l • the fair event, which u TIOH DIPARTMtHT nms from July 16 to zs,.1.-__ 0_~_1L_Y_P1_l_o_r_c_1_1_c_u ________ __, I beltevo this one evim1ng will change Ina course of your Ille In weight and l'loalll'I. More than 3000 people have gone rhrough my pro0rarn starting at Orange Coast Cdlloge and tl'trough 1~ YMCA's. All agree the only way to sucCHS is a ~rsonal pro0r.m. ~; ----.,,.------""'°'~' Mo1tWrylllr•Uor\ ·~- call Dee Cox at 545 1131. .. __________________________ _ MUC!TUIJM '1 ·~ :: "· .. •. •. •. .. .. .. .. :: :: .. •. .. ~~ .. ~~ ... ~ .. l~ ~ ~ .. •. •. :: .. ·. ·. •. .. .. .. :: •. ~· ·: '• .. .. '• .. :: •. ·. Monday's Afternoon Pricee NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ ~ 'I,. C-l"i 'I .... 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" Ttuc• l • ..., ''" 1 • ~=-~:0 1! ~t: '·~~~ .. :f,!~J;: :';~:;:~\1;:,t J~;:~.·::::::~/.!,,~,:~:;,q =1oJ.~~t,? s-••il.ntolnOO ,; 10 ,,;::~1~'J ~~ '• • s OAILYPILOT 9 Rollover IRA Tax-free Morrey StretcMr BySLYVlA POllTER Approximolely 1.4 mtllion Am"neans y,•lll rellrc if\ 1976 alone. of which an ~umaled 30 pe.rcent (420,000) will be covered by a tax.quabOcd retirement plan. Huie numbers will 1hirt job:s this y"ur, taking with them vested Inte rest In tax-qualified plans. Countless others Will act reUrement funds because their employers urc tcrnllnaung their plol\. There a:s u way to makl' that retirement money work without payin11 tuxe:s on lt. by estubllshina n rollover Jn· d lvldual Retirement A<·rou nt <IRA) av&1llabte for the Clr:1t time last year undt.>r tht• landmark Pcn:sion Reform Act of 197\1. - There 's an normou:i amount or confusion about l RA:-. themselvt's and even more ab-Out a rollover IRA. Money's Worth Al~.,... IS 10'. 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I p n or n eog pan, ~ • .,.e 2 '° s. • , "' C/llE•" O•" 1 JO... • .,.;;"ff' ., 1s 1• •> .-• 1 .. 1 .. e11 Oo• , • ... _...,. 111111 uo ..,,. -.., -. .. .,. G•P .. ,, 11 , Tl'Oft\!Mi "n n ll'• • '·• because of retirement. d1srontanuat1on of a retirement pion ~'t~;; : tJ 1: •.· '• g:i::;:c; ~ 1~~ "F••W\1 ""' 10 ,~ 1•0.~. 1"11''",'1"'1 • 11 >1... • =·~~ • '~ 1li. ~: A.A •G<G o~c8 •• ·•• ••·· '• ~1~ !! :01 ,." '•' •-'• or chan.nng J'obs. A rollover IRA pres••rves the tax-shelter ~ CN-vT'J 10 ll r~'M' llJP IJ 1~1 I M It 01 ,,.., ' • 511 ')O .. -.,!!_.'P,!'"Co ,· t) JI > • •~• ...,. -et' ~ -o 120 , • 11. " ~, , Jr•-1 .......... c1 •·· •• 1n1F1 .. F n•, us >•'• '• ~'..,,. • ~! 1;~ -~"'"' , ... '' 11 """1 i 1 31 10•-"' of the re tire ment plan s ays Lord Abbell & Co a Sl 7 AMH\ lOI> o I.It JO .. '•,~vii 0t 10 '''• • F_.ICol.cl • 10 JO, lnlH•••llOll 111 JI, .. ~-.. IJ l3 ll'lo. '1-A~FlnS to I I '°"' .. TT~rlnMt !!IO•l.!! l! =""•• • ' " ' t.i~r.:':·•;; !!.':' '· ...... ,,,.,, 11 Fo<1Moc>Qu•1•1 n •e._,• .. 1n1Mi .. 01 • 11.J w • ~ • 11-o•n~ 1 ,... ... -... 1, billion.NewYork-basedinvestmentmanagemenlftrm ina ""'"'"'" • 1J> 10. '• 8=~."'1~ .~ :r.:: ('; ~~:i,e:, : >~ ;r• ·· ::::=Pr. \"io : : J~:: :! ==~: ~ tr, ~ .... = ::! ::~::,:.~. ·~ 1~ t:~ :' ~::!I:, 1 to :! ,!; ~~ ~ '" detailed study or the plans and their lax benefits. ' "a.~ff ao • •• u • ~.,·~ ~ "• "" ... FP•P"'' 10 u n -•• 1111P•i-• 1 1• ,.. ,, •-,, ""54T•• 1 .. ' JS n .. -"" Re.coos 6011 :JO •1· •-.: T•...,. 1 * 1 u .. ..,_ ~. Part1'c1· pants must rece1·vc " lump Lum d1stn'but1on A ltf•CI~ t IO • 11 OI ...,. -_, F !>&&'!I .0. l 2 ll , l"!Rt<lol IS I O'• $" fO • • ... · • 11 .. -.oos wo •• ' 20'• Tl~ Ally .. JO ll .... + ..._ .. ., ""'-"to?' '" J.... • u1 11211-1 JSl .,_,, ., , ~ 1• 1•3 rT , •• , · • °' 10 u ••'·· ·~ 11e c • o .. ,...,,, ... 1,. .. 11 '"' • ~ r t l·r· d t. l d ,.,,, 11 <1M 00 1 , 10 , . c,1,MA,to,,c.o,, •. JO,, ,1 •• ~ F;,", 0 •110-, H S.'• .. 1n1 ''° "' •t•-1• -120, u "'" "'Re~.:,..~ 11 ~ 1 •· '• r 5111 1 rom a ax-qua 1 1e re 1rcmentp anun tr:msferall orilt<> Atnc: ... J to • " >J • " ~1,,81111 .., 1 • 10 :;_ ~ F·ti<•bd ep . SJ th.~.'' :!,'fr1~JSf :: : ~ '• ~·~ ; ,l ;: ·. ~ Ae.,..,,. H • 1• '!,~ • ·.~ T:.":dls f.'r, ·, •~ ~1·--:·~ an IRA within 60 days of receipt. A CMI pll 1' • I JJ '\ lnn(;E I .. IO U ll4• • \o F•OF•ll .,. • S S • , l"llT pfl(4 .. 1\ .. ...,_ • 1 Mut10m I J2 JS IS' -"" Aun10 1.10 I lJ JO -\• TCHIUCP 40 I • U'• .. AmCllnM~-)I ' '-'Gol'Sl. r1'010.3 F•O.IU..JOO, I,~ .. ·~ ITTOf~lU .• ,. ll, -·· M14nL .40 :· A .~:"' lffvntnJot. , ...... \1 ',·,-.,.uc;,o,~1· ... ,, ,lOI:·.· :"' ~~.~1~11 • ••~ ':.!-, o,,c;p1•:io . ,.0010,.,,.,111 F••t0c•M•11 • "20• .. '• 1nuTp101 .. • u~. -N--AeAt!,,'"P'1111s11 ,.~ 70•,.. -CAUTION: THE PENSI ON MONEY must be "rolled 40t\tft• .., t1 1• "'l'• , CMGE pt• . 1110 """ i .. ~.,,'t!~,,c8o 'I ! ,,' 1'• .. •• tntfo<t t 0 I 1 ,,,.,. -., H.tb•Ko 2 .o tl 10S t01'I • • '1lw wv >a•t-'~• Tr.,.s w A.Ir.. IJ •1 ' '" ' c l\Mll I'° u 110 JOl<o • r -• 9 1) • •• lnlfp(;p I 70 1 10 1S • '• .... lcoCll n ii '" "~': 1 ·• ~.M pU )JO • •• '°" ... TWA oil • 1 ••Ii.-\, over'' into an IRA within the specified 60 day!> aft er receipt =·~:. . ~ 1;'!. :: ell,,~ 2'10 I s• JJ : ..; Ftnll'eG lS• • .. .... -'• lnt•\B•CI '° • I II .. -...... rcoSct' . .o • " •• ...,_ .. Ro'>cc 00.. • 1J 11'•-.... i~:::~c I;:.·~ m ,•r·.-. :·. t 'd . t th I AmEIPw 1 , ,,. 7.L .... oucorp .. ., 101 u~ . F"'"~" • ,'o 101 30••2 zsi • •. ,'"i'"Pw 1 o • ,' 1s • .. ,..._, .., 21 00 tSl> _ " 11R•c,,.,,.!."'" 1 •13• ,• !':• ";: o avo1 pay mg ax on e ump sum • ·~ ~lh~•Joo a 1:1 o.,._.._ <Iv••' 11 ' '•• • ""'u" 10 ' 1 • • •• ru1A1r1 so s•l lO'ls>..-1.o •< -'·" • ·••• • T•onwo.80 • '" 11 '•.. Q. Whatdistrtbulions qualify'.' ~·~~~t,r!~ ·~ ,,U, 1~~: . •• d:~~!,~ .. 11 .~ ~~' 1• ~F~:~~ ~o 11sJ 3)~ !1;': .. '• ::::e~c.' ~ '~ 3~ !:"! ~ ~.~~~·'/: s ;; m· '.,,.. ~:~~.r,,"'.-~ 1 1!0 •,!, 11 1 :1:;: ~: ~;:~ ... ~~k 1 : :: n: + 11~ A. The IRS says that a qualifying lump·sum distribution ,.. h( •• J ... . \IMiu )4 .. o· •••• •ow•ll 'n • •11 .... H m' JJ JI .. '°". I. "oGt --·~ • h' l = 1 ., 11 ·u",. . ., , 2* . "~! :~.:. '~ JS -10 ... P .. 1..11 1 n 11'• Lin 11 s•. " ll•oGt P• "° . 11 11 • • Tr••'"' oa u )1 2•\> '' occurs wit m one taxab e year; Is the balance of all funds ~~\: i':i1''1Lll' .,.-1.! r•' 11 '"'J .;;1 Jfi/llff~;t" '·o..,U ,M•t' 112 ... ~J '9\" ~, Ril"O~Al~J•~ a "lJ ••'•y ~'itt~1., !: ~';•," CreditedlOtheemploye; andis pnidtOthcemployebeCa\IS" A.Gt<\jitT'.ill ' t ;~ "• #It T'.tf It' l:lill. •';" F~iP-.~ • .~ ~ 't. ;.!)It>, • f •.rt<.:0:• V•~!I ..,_ .. _~•c;'~• ---~~~..'~15.l~~ ~ AOI ol.~.. ' I) -,. ,.,~Oii .SO u 11 10'1 ""Vniif'~ ... ,, ii•'t<>•o»o'·· ·.~ ~;"-... :i\1'~1 ... U"I)~ ~ i' "' ·-~-~ ... "::--'-" ~~ .... L1)bl,P.~t._an,chlnn :::::::::. ~O.,l ,!; ~r: ·" ~~~~[C* ·! .i ;f: :: ~~-~~·, :: : ~ :L : :~ :~:·C>l•,1u i. .. ; :2 :· .... : E:ln~s ~: In 1::;: :: ~ .. ~".'~:; :: :: ...... r~:~~~. 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'· ~~~.·:~".F.:~ 1:~ :L .. : f.~t...1~i:>1 ,m:::~.~:.I.. ~i~':.J :! ~~ .•.. ::;.:::~h ~ ro ;~:.~:°"': ~~ ;:. :"'~p·\ r,';' ~ ; 1 J ,•J~ :: CN• I 1 oe.. • a1J 12 ••• '• F11f1 p1M.so .. "oo Y'• ·~ -c .... .,. • . 1soo 11 • 1 -•su 2 so u n ..-. .., AOIV '"" • ,. • . -u-u -Q. HOW LONG CAN \'OU KEEP y(lur money in an • CHA.1.M• •• 1 , • ..,_,, F11 .. pl8JU J 21•., >o >-•C..-Ofl ... tlOi>O '°'" .. NalTe. 2 ,._ AcilhM.JO IS IS,,,,.'• UAl.tn<M> .. ISt n·•-" JRA? -st-I 11 ", ..... '• (NA.plli.11 . l s ... Fl•E CIN>( II I 12 • '• .i.. ... 1c1JO . 10 11, ....... 1 ...... 110 '• JO, .... ..: .... R-C... t •"'-""' UAACOIJO I ti,. _., •SI•..,. is • ,. ... _ 1.. Goff•.,. c;.. 4 ,.. ..... ,,.. ,..~"' • " u ,_ ~. ,..,.,c.,, . 11 '"'• •, HCA"' n 11 ,., ,.,... .... Root• 1 '° 10 " ·~-.... ~2.'c'f...: :4 1~ ,s, ::·:. ·~ A. Distributions must slnrl by age 701'..: and must ron-::;:~~·:: I~ n ,~~-1~ OISG pfl 1J.. I? 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When can distributions from m, IRA start? ::;.~:.., s ~ l! .. -~ ~:~M~ i~ ,!~ ~:::.:. ~ =it.: l: )1; Ut-:.~: ~~1 ~~ i:t ;~~ -·:~ :e~r~~" ,: ~"'~·.., ~~ 2t ;i ~~ .. ~ t'"r.'~~.'~ i~~ .~ ... -'· onlyA~x~~Pt t~~~~r!r!gpeh5y9s',.~:i"odrnmolenl~taelrdl1.hsaanb1·~gtyc o7fo1a,t.1.l!,.hgc • "'""D OM S .. t -C:ollln.lillt,.o SJ 1J lo FOfMclC;., t U l~o . JOl\l.°"'MIH 10 tl 'o-'•-11 .. • 2l I) .... RIJ r '' 1' I IO 7' • .;El::•S. .• rlOO •• :·;; U uu -. • .-1 • " 10~. .. g:~dso : H 1~'·= ~ ~~::•1: .. ri ~:.,..:.-.; !:?:','t:O : ~ ~~ •• : =~.'fa" 'If :=i·:,"' A~r'?v• u m l1~ :::. u..E• p1J so .. r100 ,, , 1 continued and indefinite duration, and deuth. ~ ""'" In I I• IJ Ill 10 -.. (oi41fttSI I oj I s n .. . A -I> .. 12 " ,. ... _ \,, JovMIO I tO 10 ••• )' ...... 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P.( OIOI I u • • the rollover IR A? !~!:~~ ; .~ ~!'..: • 1 •: c:otvm 1>1(1 3' • -'• Fuqo.,. lnO lS I IC•l\C.m )011 IJ I • " Nl~f''"~ I• J t)• '• tt"~'f 21~7 ,, ~ ll.:: !: ~~:~::i"\o 10 1~ ~ : N T AMl•I n 1 ... I ~~0"11 ~ 1~f:· •• c..111*'"°-~)J-•• '• ~~~,ti/~:. 1: :: : •• ~tT'tpl .. ~ m :r· := Sll>avtS -•'2 ""' '· u ...... , pl. 1110 ao ~. . A 0 hc cherk from the com puny or union sponsored An..:o"" .o •> ,, • Col•• MIG 11 1., •• G•F ~ sJ ' .. u•. -1. K•""" 'Co • 31 10 ,.,,..1111...,., s • 19 n _ • 'r.,~~~;_:,2 '' 1 ·~~ _1..., u"" &••n°• ' ,. • • retirement plun should be dcpos1tl•d d1n•rtly in the bank ar z:~~~I~ .~ ~: ': e~~ I~ tt ~~-~: g:~x t1if I i, ~~::. ' ~~·~~n~ ~ 1~ ~r:' '• =~·.~: ~ : I~ !;'•. '' ~00.1 JOU '1 130,-'• tl::1:'~0r:: I~ •r: :: COUnl, a nt'W Check Should then bl' iS~UCd 10 the rOllOVCr ~'~~~.72 H 'it .. ;:°'"';~~-~ I:~~·'~ ~~."','.~n~, •. ,'"•s' li~:-\ .. ~=~~;~:~ ~ 1: :~.:; ;: :::~\,,,: .:~ ~··· .~ ~~~;"; j '.r:_ ~ ~t~~~~1,~o • .~~ 10 : ·.: JRA. tomE llfJ 11 • m11-..,. ~"--l( ..... l• • .o • ' M. HOAP!\1 110 10 n Ja,... .. ... -~ ~.~~Z'Y2 '!' 1? ~~~ Only the amount or lhe employcr:s contribution plus thf.! A1111r1Co UI " ••• ... c:omwe pf J . 1 "'• .... c;...io.n 1• 1• 11 JI~ . K•l>I. on J1 , h'•, '• Huc;Atr ·'°' • 190 >'•-"" s111n0 pt.SO . 11 •'•-'• , 1: . h Ao.t<,,. IO 1 n u • .. " ~1.00 .. " J•"' ... Gerl,,,.t. .. 1 21 1µ.,. 11. K••• ,~0 , • , •• -u11.oJ 1 tn 10" ... s.n1=e1n1 ·'° • 1 .. 11\. -" un111no )0 • • 11 •. earnings on t e rettrcml"nt plan can be r olle d over. llic;o;~ 's H 1!:!. ~ ~p,Fn · ·~ ,:!:-: 8:~":.,'i~ ! :~ ·~,,..:· .. ~~fn.8~:.: •• ~ 1~·~: ~ft:,",~ '!4: ,:~· .. ~ ~r~•.iso .~ ~ •g:;,~."' ~%','8~.·~: ~~ '~"~.'.: Therefore. the -omount on the new chet·k s hould he the m't:t:. 1~ 11 s!~ ;-:,: =.1'~1 1t ~~ 1:~ .~ ~~4&, ~~ l~ .~~=: ~::.r-•,:,1 · 1 1~~: •• ; :t~G..g'/: 1 dl~ ~;~ ~ =~ ·,~ .~ 2: 1~!?::: ~·:r.:i, '° >0 1;: ~;.~: ~: amount of th<? employer's contribution plus the earniogs ~~~'~I~ rs ~ .. ...:. ~ = '.,, t !i m~..:·,,.; ~.,:;_~Ole . ,,; 1: .... .: ~; ~:=tro.20 '~ .~? ~~..:. :~ ::--:.e :·: ~ 1g ;~.~ t:~ rt.!i.21 IS 1: 1!14 ... ~::=:.~1~ • H .r·. ~· from the retirement plan, not Lhe voluntary contributions At<11<En1r 10 10 ,., ... c;.wliiloi . .c> • u )lh-.. GnA011.-1• s __ ... 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JI''> "' Wk~•· 11• lt " • 1. ,,.,., 10 II IQ 10\o , .. 0.-JI\ I"° •O IS. .. • •• HM .. 6' -• •10 ,, ....... _ .. o 1.10 n JU )I.. .. """(Im )01 ,,. ,,,~-,, M<lnfey .., •• I ••• '" WttDOISI ,. , ,, \'• .. Envirollillentalist: Plant 'Needless' SALT LAKE CITY !AP) -The Kaiparowils project was shE'.lve.d proba?ly beca.use new projections of power de- mand indicated 1t wasn t necessary. said Ruoell w. Peterson. rhairman of the President's Council on Environ· mental Quality. He said afl early study by the sponsoring utilities showed power demand by 1985 would b<! 10,000 megawatts, but a more recent study showed 4,000 megawatts, "which could be taken care or with moderate expansion of other facilities." The coal-fired project ln Southern Utah would have ge.n~raled 3,000 megawatts -enough power for three m1lhon p eople • mosl of which would have gone to California and Arizona "THERF.'S REF.N A tremendous reduction in power de mand due to conservation methods and the recession " Peterson suid. ' "The m ain reasons for <'ailing off lhl' project were economics and reduction in demand. ll could• be revived ot course. if cond1t1ons chonge," he saad . ' He said the announcement the project was b<!lng shelved came two days before he was to have conveyed to the secr etary of Interior that the rounl'll rcrommendcd the Kaiparowits pro1ecl be re1l'rte<J lie said that recommendation was on the ground~ "lltudy of r~owc~ de mand had not hccn adequately carried out nor re~1onal 1mpar t ade<auatrly (•vuluated." Radio Shack Opens Radio Shack, nallonnl retall r holn of storcft scllintt sound system8 nncl other electronic products, will open a new store at 251~ Maqiuerite rnrkway, Mlu lon Viejo. Grand opening nctlvllle!'I at tilt> store will bu held Wed- ncadal". and Thursday, April 28 and 29. Bnan Warshaw is manager • S&L Reports Growth .,.....c, ,. • 114 "". ,, • t)o• Sll§'C 1 • I 18 • '• Mer1$M• '° 11 ,,.. ,, .... '• -ce· I 10 -.16'' .. ""' .... I )0 , • J• ·-•• SIO'rtn I I ' " • '. 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' A JO DAILY PILOT Monday Apnl 26 197& Boston Puts .Kings on Ice BOSTON <Ar 1 Jl•an Ratelle ~cond Utne Gilbert shut out Los mude:.tly :.••Yll hc'b no Bobby Orr Angele1 in the opener, but then or Phil Espo'>tto. hut 1l''i doubtful gave way to Gerry Chl'E!ve~ for anyone could pl:iy ~tterthan the the next five games. tte beeame veteran centt"r did an leading tht-a surprise starter as Cheevers ~n Hiulns thro_us,h the :-.la w~ted _ _ _ honal Hocke~ Ll'at:ue s 4uarkr The Bruins earned a trip lo the hnul pla)orfs. :.em1C10<1l round agains t the Ratdle. al'qu1red an the dt1ul l'h1l ade lphia Fl}ers. starting ~hJch sent Ei.pos1to tu the :-Jc~ Tuesday night in Phlladelphja, York Rangttrs last No,cmbl!r, on a pair of power play goals In !>cored two goa h and set up the the second period. other Sunday night ~the Brwns Ratelle broke the scoreless de whipped the Lu~ Angeles Kin~' adlock by poklJlg the puck into an SAVING THE FLAG Rick Monday o( the Chicago Cubs received a standing ovation from Los Angeles Dodger1> fans Sundn> after he rescued an American flag from be· mg put to fire by what appeared to be two would-be firebugs -Willlam Thomas and son of Eldon, Miss. The cro"d of 25.167 roared its approval after Monday raced past the poir and snatched the flag away J-0 10 tht.> ~even th and deciding open net a fter Los Angeles goalie game of their series Rogie Vachon had stopped shots "Jt 's always grallf} mg to score by Gregg Sheppard and Ke n d Hodge during a Boston power goals. especially in a deci mg play at 9 42. Les$ than three game. but ) ou ha" c to g1 \'e credit to the other gu) s ... Hatclle said minutes later Ratelle ft:d llodgt! Cey Ends RBI Drought Africans Defeated By Chileans : "I was Just there to finish the for another po..-. er play goal play. My primary JOb 15 to make Rate lle added an ins urance the play and if I'm an a ~ood post· goal after being sent m alone by Dodgers Knock Off Cubs in 10, 5-4 lion to shoot to let ll "O. Darn·! Edestrand m the third "' peno.d. LOS A NG E LES <A P > - "No one player 1:. going to "m "Ratelle is a \'Cry complete "R1d1culous ,.. 1:. the way Ron only club in the division below . 500 even though they·ve now won four of their last sax starts. a game. It takes 20 gu}S all doing hockey player ... Los Angeles star Cey descnbes the way he's been their JOb I'm no liobby Orr or Marcel Dionne said. "I thmk he drl ving in runs for the Los "It's still too early to get upset. Phil Esposito. I don't dominate a beat us himself. He was ver y hot. Angeles Dodgers . game 1 ·m JU:.t a guy trying to do rt seemt'd every ttme he got the But. he says, there's a i:eason This is a better dub than we've shown so far and, really. the a JOb with my teammates. that's puck he shot and scored. he had only two rbl before Sun- all. ... "When you have power pla ys day's game with the Chicago Dodg~r• Slaie The 35·year ·old Ratelle, who and don't !>core. you don't win Cubs. A11 0a_,..,u1c1""1 had 105 points during the regular garaes. We didn't. Boston really "There've been only three .111>r.f6P1n111wo,.••t..o•A"Oe'" 1 nom. I d h h I r I ' th 'th ""'' 11 Plll• ..... •ol\ at lo••no-... I U p.m. season. coll~cted s~H:n goa s an urt us o n t e power p a~·, 1mes ve come up. e~e w1 ~ A4>f. ?tPlft~ti..i•o"•I Lo•AftOe .. • , up m. five assists as the Bruins were especially on thost: two goals an good c hance of d riving m runs, :Jl;!.~ded to the limit IJv th~ up· \P.e secon~L~nod~ They pla1.ed he . ~a.id,_ .. It's ~~i:~~rJ!lg the worst thing is that this happened -~; --~· ~1,~--.~..,~-111'ftli»r ~ ~="' •;-'~"' ..... ~~~Li.hr-,,....·~ • • Th-e· B ru1li!f 'outth<>~·'l<Los"~t~~ hatd. E verybOdy put out."' inning ....... -" " ~ ' 7-dbl> g&r!~lfgff'one br' ).Mse- -. Angeles ' 38-15 a :. goahc Galles but th~ruin.s got on top and they . Sunday he had an opportunity. sluml?s. but in our. ~ase it's Gilbert blanked the Kings for tl\e won the game." m the bottom of the 10th inning magnifie d because 1t s al the Ca~e, NHL Roundup Braves, Sonics Win; Flyers Bag Series SEATTLE 1 AP I Bruce Seal" pumped in 28 point• .. rndudin~ 1.i in the final pt>raod, to ll•ad the Seattle Supen.onic~ to u 11 1.1011 victory over the Phfk>n1x Suns Sunday artcrnoon to kt•cp thl•tr National Basketball Association plavofheries a It ve. 1'he victory an the nat1onally· televised game narrowed the Suns' lead in the bel)t-of-seven Western Conforencl' :.cm1ftnal series to 3·2 The sixth game as set for Tuesday an Phoenix Phoenix. wh1c:h trailed twice by 14 points an the first half, scored the f1r-;t 11 points m the second hair to tJkl• a 61 5fi l(•;uJ But Slack Walll)' three point pla\. tJed It at 61 -61. \4 Ith 8.41 lcft1n the penod Seallh.' fo llowed \I.Ith a JO 2 ~conn~ i.prl'l', lt•d b\. Willa~· Norwood'" •w< point4'. for a 79-69 lead with 3 31 lefl an the quarter and that was at PWO(.NIX HOit Hr,.rd '\ Pto" v 'l Art.tm .. ., 4lo~''' ' w .. ,te>h•• ,, A NIH't ~ V•n Ai 01Jlf• ,C (f'•(tl\Ort l• liJl"l"IC-lrl•n 1 ~•d•tr. '""' l SEAlll( (1141 N~·~ooo " \U I\ 18, 8u1lt'W~ l\ Bro~,, 11 WIH\ \.; Abd\.IJ 41+1 •, 8vHom 11 (i1111a m • PhO-i>rH • 1) 1' )() Ml .... 111. 78 111 JO 11< loiitl IOUI\ Pl\~n111i 7• ~rd\tlt' JI Celtics Bow '°" 114 BUFFALO CAP) -Randy Smith scor ed 29 points and Bob McAdoo 24 to lead lhe Buffalo Braves to 98-93 victorv over the Boston Celtics Sund:iv in their National Basketball Assodat1on Eas tern Conferencl'.' semifinal pla}off sern.•s The' ictory was the rirst for the Braves against two for Boston. The best-of-seven senes resumes here Wednesday night McAdoo scored 10 points an the fourth penod a nd Sm ith se\'en. acd roo ki e fo rwa rd John Shumate contnbutcd seven key points for the winners Shumate came up with a three· point play and followed with a layup to put the Braves ahead 87-82 with 5:41 remaining in the game. The Braves were never headed after that. aonoH ttll Nt,.on. S•'•' ·~. CDwon• 11 Whit~ 1•, Scott 1 \ ..,. ut)r r ''1 8 BUflP:AlO UI) M t M1lhAI'\ l1 ~num.4t'" \.t, M.. •ooo 1• \mdn 1' ( .... ,, ... • [>C,r-qntm ~. C,.t)b\ 2 Ao•rn~ \ ~"'"on 1 11 H 1' tl 8ufl•to U lit 1~ 16 ifM ln11111 '°"'' ti" to,, 7~ Ault .. ! In Fnul•rt out O•C,,.l)Onft Nllh<>''I '6 t1 011 Flye rs Breeze Pllll.ADELPlllA <A P l The Philadelphia 1-1 vers scC1red tour goal!i in a th rec minute span or the serond p('nod. l\40 hy rookie Mel Bnd~man. and heal the Toronto l\f a pie l.eJfs 7 J . Son day night to rcarh the semifinal round of the N at1onal llock1·y League playoffi; It was strictly a h(lme ir<' series a s the Flyn!i l.\on all four ~ames in Ph1lo:1dt'lph1a and lost three ttml'" m Tmonto. where four of their pla~ er' arc f11cin~ as~ault char,ies for incidentii m ~aml'S at Mapll' Lt•art;ardens Toronto 's fruslrat1on nn Philadelph111 ice .,.. as extend<'d through 16 games as the [,enfs crumbled undN the Flyer,.· second-period barra~<' on goalie Wayne Thomas . Th(• Leafll Hr<' 0· 15· 1 here since Dt'c. 19. 1971. s-.,·.oa-. ~tonl L'"Al"MJ•••s O 8o't6"'""¥Ht"\ltf'••'"' ~'.0-'0"•• ~. Toronto ) Pft·~lof'l•4 ,.. "' \ii',. ••• J ~"''""•'" .. ,, ., ,~ .... ht'4a, • ... ,. II f'a.'\ICW'l at ..,,1f.ctillof\1e Nirtw YOt\ ttll~t \ 4t M'Ontrfl',_t Tfllwr'tf•T a.,-1' eo.r"" •' ,.,,,,_,P'I·• .... YOf'' l\·a"°"''' et Ml)l'\,t•.tl with the winning run on second, start of the season : ' . and he oeli vered. He lined a Cey's game-winning s ingle single through the middle to scored Te d Sizemore. who was on break a 4·4 tie, win the game, 5-4. the base as the result of an error andforthe hrstt1me thisseason b y firs t ba seman Andre the Dodgers have two straight Thornton. John Hale then bunted v1ctones. Sizemore to second. the Cubs "We stall haven't jelled." Cey walked Steve Garvey intentional- said of the DodgeN. · slow start ly and then Cey drove home which hnds them an last place in Siremore . "I thought the ball the National League West, the might hit him (losing patcher Ozark Blows Fuse Phils Manager Chases Writers PHILADELPHIA CAP) -''Out! The whole bunch of you, out! Write the commissioner if you want to! Out!" That was only part of the tirade manager Danny Ozark of the Philadelphia Phillies launched against reporters Sunday after the l'h1lhes lost J -2 to the Atlanta Braves. It all started with a se«>mmgly legitimate question. A. re- porter wanted to know why Dack Allen wasn't used as a ninth in· ning pmch h1tt<-r instead of Jerry Martin ... You d1dn'l l)CC Allen go up there. dad you." snapped the manager "Allen wa<1 unable to play," Ozark said after n moment of silence "And 1f I had a reason other than that, you should know I'd tell ~ou ·· Ozark then noticed Ru$.S;udt of the Trenton Tunes m utt.en.nit MlmcthanR to Bill Conlin of the Philadelphia Daily News. "If yOl' have a con1rovers1al question. ask it. Bus." Oiark shouted The managl'r then leaped from has desk chair and screamed, .. Allen didn't play because I didn't thank he was right to play " Oiark then stormed from ht5 office, snapping. "dumb queslton." lie slammt'd the door behind ham Second11 later. the news corps of some 25 fil ed out or the manager 's offt cr into the clubhouse. A. few headed toward Allen. But when Ozar k i;aw the wnlers, he screamed: "All of you. out , .. One writer challenged Ozark's right to eject the news men from the clubhou!>C. a nc1 the manajler shouted the order aJ(ain. Ill' hurled a n mH'l'tlve at the wntN, charged him and threatened tu punch ham. "Go ahead punch me'" the wnter said, standing has ground. Clubhousl' m anager Kenny Rush s tepped between the an- tagonists. restraaning Ozark At that point the wr11e r11 1e1t. u111 Gile!!, Phllhell cxeruli\'e vice presld«>nl, appeared s urprised when he was asked if there wall something wrong with Allen that had 01.ark so upset "No. Allen hurt his shoulder Friday night sliding." Gi les said. "He was unable to lift his right arm very high. Didn't they announce lhat before the gum e<>" They dad announce it, but only to the radio and television an· nounccrs It nevt'r reached lhe presi; box. Later . newsmen com- plain~ to Phillie~ owner Ruly Carpenter about Ozark's conduct. Carpenter, in tum, complained that Oiark was b<'ing second guessed after every game the club lost. "Danny Is sick and tired of this ... second guessing and ~ _am too ·• Mike Garma n )," said Cey, who drove in 101 runs last year . Fortunately for Cey -and Garman -it didn't. cw1uoo LouNoEus SANTIAGO, Chile -Ja ime -•v<• 1~',''i~ lkKkMrlf ·~·o~o·~ Fillo! de feated South Africa's· ~~=~: ~ ~ ~; E-Z~:b ! ~ ~ ~ :=~~~; ~~t'::nh~i:·a\32 ~f~t~~;, t~~ J Mora1or1 so o o coll> 4, 1 ' their Ame rican zone final of i~.;'~:' tb ~:; ~ ~~~';.~~· ~ : : ~ Davis Cup tennis competition. : ·s.,.,,.,c • o o o IM""•"P o o o o Chile took the best-of five seric·s W••11•1>• ' '0 0 Good_.,,. '0 0 0 by winning three sannles mutch<'s · Ao .. 110 >< 4 0 0 0 Ho1191\ p 0 0 0 0 " • • ss10<1•P o o o o Auueu.. • o J 1 while the defending cup cham-iEf~:· -:-:".~~·/4US:. -,~ .. -..,~1~~·;--··~~ "'°'' P "'· 1 ~ o'o , ~ Sthgt8~"tWI'" 'un(} "mt' "OOU'ftft'!' \ ~•"o" , o o o match · Hvnellti< 1 o ·o o · . . The match between 1-"'tllol and · Js s • s Mitton ha d been suspended Toll" ,. • 10 • Tot.ls ()fw OUt wfwn Wi1tnm9 "'" S.CON!'Cf. 0HCaQO • 001 010 010 0 4 l.O• Af'Qelot 000 .00 000 I S ( Ao...,110. Tl\ornl.,.., lOB-0..c-ft. l'" ""9flt•. J8 -Tt11IO '1A-. ""' 111, u CoCI< 111 SB-<i•rny Ye•...-..S--.... le. I~ H II Ell aa SO S SI-I~ 0 0 0 0 0 K Cr°"'Y 7>4•41 1 Z-• J 1 0 0 0 I G«man l.1-1 7~ l o J o A-" • • J ) O Mil"""" l ) 1 t I ) '1o\f9l>W.1~ l I 0 0 0 0 WP Germ ... T -J u .... -U,lt1 because o f darkness Sunday night with F1llol ahead in matches 2· l. The fourth match was won easily by F illo!, who held all his services and broke M1tton 's service twice, including the final serve which gave the Chilean the match point. Millon. who surfcred an injury to his left ankle in a fall Sunday. played Morday with has ankle an a bandage. · · ..tngelK Rahef>d Out MILWAUKEE <APl Mavbc the third time wall Ix• the charm for the Angels and Mtlwaukcc Brewers . T heir scheduled game wiis rained out for the second straight day Sunday and was reset for today. having star ted at 4 and on KMPC radio (710). Frank Tanana of the Angels was to face Jim Colborn or the Brewers. A.dae Adv a11ce• KEAUHOU-KONA, Hawaii Ar thur A s h e turned back Aus tr alian John Newco mbe's .1 strong closing effort Sunday and advanced to the sem ifinals of the $320,000 Challenge Cup World Championship T <.•nnas tourna - ment. LATE THROW-Chi cago's Bill Madlock gets back safe- ly as LA 's Steve Garvey takes a pickoff throw too late to nail the runner. Notre Dame Gets Branning Rach Branning. widely sought after basketball s uper star from Manna High School in Hunt· ington Beach will sign a teller of intent toni.iht to continue his cage caree r and education at Notre Dame. Branning returned from a visit to Notre Dame's campus Sunday night and a nnounced hi!! de· cision. Over 100 colleges and un- . iver slties h ad recr uited the classy Vikings player. He narrowed the field to six- USC. UCLA, Michigan, Kansa11. Arizona and Notre Dame. "It has everything I 've been looking for .... a s soon as I got there l knew that was It.'' Bran· mng said. He was All·CIF three years and Orange CoWllY player of the year for two seasons. He averaged 27.4 points per game as a senior . Ashe. last ycar·s Wimbledon champion, downed Newcoml1e 3-6. 6·2, 6-3. 7 ·5, in the last or $10,000 winner-t ake all round· robin matches. Ashe joins Ken Rosewall. Bjorn Borg a nd llie Nastase in $50,000 win n er-lak e-all semifi nals May 16 and 19, with the $100,000 final m atch May 23. C'on11or• Tougl• DENVER -T Op·Sl'edcd J im· m y Connors, always the ag. gressor, wore do\\n unhcralderl Ross Case 7-6. 6·2 Sunday to win the World Champ1onsh1p of Ten- nis' Denver tournament Connors blitzed Case in the tiebreaker of the fir:.t set, then reeled Ofr three i.«>n•ice brl'aks In the second set th al left the dl. termmed but overmatched ca~c limp. Title to C:e<-1111 KATOWICE. Poland -T he champion Czechoi;lovakian team tied the runnerup Soviet Union 3.3 Sunday in tht.• final game of the World Ice llockey Cham- pionships. Earlier, In the J.(amc that de• cided the bron1c mcd11 I, Swcd1•n bombed the United State11 7-J. Ruiger• Beaien ROM F. ·-The Italian nationol basketball team, connt'ctlng on 24 of 33 fr'ec throwK, ed&c<l Rutgers Unive rsity ll0-107 Sun- day and captured the four-team Natale Tournament Jn Rome's Sporus Palace. 2~·foot Putt Does It for Ziejler Although Rutgers aces Mlkf' Dabney pumped In 32 points and Ed Jordan hat for 25, the Italian team d o m i nat ed the play throughout, re lying on Its depth and balance. Phil Sellers, Rutgers' All American, fouled out with only eight points. Abdel Anderson and Jlm Balley also fouled oul for Rutcers. ,.. &P ""'°4-e ..,SONICS SCORE WJlhe .Norwood o ( Seattle (15 > • scores lo help hi!' males to a 114-108 NBA pla)off cage win O\ er Phocn1~. NEW ORLEANS (AP ) - Desperately scrambling Larry Ziegler nursed in a testing, 2~· foot second putt on the final hole for the par he had to have to hold off Victor Regalado and wan the New Orleans Open golf tourna- ment Sunday. The happy-go-lucky Ziegler. who gained some national ex· posure with a third-place finish m the Masters two weeks ago. score<I Ulc Ullrd victory of his 10-year tour career with a 274 total, 14 under par Regalado. a Mexican citlien sporting a ba nd1to moustache, closed to within a single stroke with a birdie on the 16th hole. held the position with a scrambl· ing par on the 17th and had notched his par on 18 when Ziegler , playing with him. left his first putt some 30 inches short and faced thot kneeknocker lo salvage the title. He calmly rapped It in and won the S.15,000 fm1t prize by a single stroke. Regalado shot a final round 69 • British Open champion Tom Watson matched the course re· cord with a n eight-under·par 64 but. s tarting a distant eight strokes back. never really got in the chase. He finished with a 276 total and third place. l'l•al HO<t> a~CI "'°"'' '"''""'"O~ Wndey It\ Ille t+ow O"'-•"• °"" qoll 1,,.,,,,...,..,. °"!hi 7 .• r~rCI 04r n Y••-oCI C•unlrr C•Ullcour .. !..•"• Zl•9let. Ul,000 •• .. 6"70-11• V'( R•o•••do '"·•so 114-U .... "' T-W•h Ofl, •U 01 .. '1 71 ... 11t J°"n1Nf'\efft1. U .•ll .. 11 .. 11-41. G1...,GOIM•I, U,Ot 7110 .... -111 •V....Ultlt<,U ,UI ~ ... 71 .. -171 JI"'"°'""· u .u• ,,.._1110_,.,. 8111,ceso.r. um o 11.10>10 trt ~' H·Ol•u•, u,•JI ... ,.,...,-211 lM Eldtfo U • .,. "-" c;....,, u .ars MOii•• .., .. ,. u.•n T..,.E .. 111,U ,t lS t..yn t..oll, $1,f1J -l l\lt•. lt,f1S GrlffJ-,U .'71 1m 11ooer•.U.tt1 Gooroo Cedl•. ,,, ,., MKNl<u-.U.•11 Gii Mo'9•"· fl Ill ...,..c.,ru00.,1.1~1 lobby Wein I, U1111 ()o<IJ.., ... ,. \1,111 0.¥9 ll<MllMrO<tt , \1 0 1 0.rVWlftU, "·•11 O.w Hill, tl,•71 MJU lll•110•, ,, ,471 -~,.tt,11• 0... ... 40< ........ ''·''• ~Mlft ... 11,\1 116 Ttf'll Swo l 1.t1• 64*11-10-771 .. ~n-'" 11 ........ 11-11' ~-7'-?lt .,..,,. .. ,•-no ,,..._,,_.,_HO n -1•10.--1t0 ••*1•11-m 11-1HM1-1t1 7~1}-lfl n•11-10-m 1~11.11-m 71'11·11 .. -Hl 70.l~N-U> ,.,.,, .... ,0-?t.J ... ,..,,_,,_HJ ... I0-11-1)-2*] 6S 11 7S.11-Ml ... " n .11-2*4 ....n.n.11-a. '1-lf.11.11-tM n·n-1...._34 Rutgers finished the Natale tourney third, with Romania second and Puerto Rico fourth. A.:-t~t-• Win LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles Aztec!! haven't exactly been an offensive powerhouse in their two NorUi American Socc<'r League contests this sprin~. scoring but a single goal In each game. But Sunday, one was enough, See Brief•, Pa,eAll BRIEFS ... I t's Possible . Conl .. •ed f1'Gm Pase AIO •s George Beal booted In th~ 1ame'• only golll to hft the Artecs lo a l ·O vtctory over the Rochester Lancers. Cerritos' Kincaid VSC w •n To Take OCC Job? SANTA BARBARA -UC San· la Barbara eked out a 10th lnmng 4·3 win over USC Sund~y. knock· in& the Trojans one &1me.back of the UCLA Brums. the California lntercolleg1ate Biaaketball /I.a· 80Clallon lc1tde~. rrtn~n•OK LONDON -"She's ln very good condition. She should IX' ridin1 again w1th1n a fe w weeks," says the royal physician who tended Princess Anne alter her recent riding accident. Dr. Richard Bayliss, physician t o Anne's mother, Queen Elhabeth JI . sooke with re- porters Sunday at lhe King Edward Vlll Hospital a.s Anne, looking pale and shaky, walked out unaided with her husband, Capt. Mark Phillips The 25·year-old princess was admitted Wednesday after suf· fenng a slight concussion and back in.Jury during a ndmg com - petition when the horse she was riding threw her over a fence, then fell and rolled on her. Are a Ne tters Win at Ojai OJAI-UC Irvine's doubles team of Bob Wnght and Jeff Williams captured the college division championship 1n doubles play Sunday at the 01a1 lnVltational tennis tourney. The Anteaters pair clipped the Cal State < F'u llerton I entry of Mike and Gill Duran, 3-6, 6 3, 6-2 to help UCl finish m a tic for second place with Cal State <Long Beach), two points behind champion Arizona State. In high school play Saturday Lance Good of Corona del Mar High School was the only area winne r, whipping And} Gordon in the fin als, 6·4, 6-3 after topping Donald Pompan, 6·4, 6·2 in the semis . Two Orange Coast area doubles teams wenl to the finals before bowing. Newport Harbor Klgh's Everett Gee and Vartan Pirmuri an defeated Montgom ery Carson in lht' semis or the 16 and-under doubles. 6-4. 5-7. 6·3. but ~ere' chminated m the finals by White-Basham. 6-2, 6·0. Corona dcl Ma r 's 19-and-under contingent in sini;tles and doubles lost in the semifinals. Dan Gerken lost to Elliott 1'eltscher of Palos Verdes in ~Ingles, 1-6. 3-6. while Jim Curl<'y and Jordan Otterbein were de· rested b y Westchester (Los Angeles) High 's Richardson. Zimme rman. 7-6, 4-6,6-7. In women 's compe tition Orange Coast College's Debbie Moe and Jody Cullen lost in the semifinals to the A melican River duo of McGee and Tallman, 1·6, 6-4.7·6. MAZDA MIZER Wally Kincaid. possibly tbe best colleae baseball coach ln the country. has been rumored as Ai possible •uccessor to Barry Wallace at Orange Coast College. h sounds • httle h•rd lo beUeve, but it '11 really oot that far off base. Kincaid. whose Cerritos Cotlegtr tnms have woo four straight South Coast Con!en:nce titles and three state cham· plonsblps in a row. bas wanted to L---~-...-...- CR AJ G SHEFF r--~ Sports Calendar 1,.. .... ,,.~1111 O•Wblll-Edtton •I M•r1,,., Los Al•,.,,ltO'\ •t '°""''.'" V•li•y. Cyor•\\ It Huntl""9'on &t.ctt. Coron_. cMI ,.,.., •t Co~•· W W, Eit•n<.•• •• fl -. .... ~r•tl• •I M.lltr ()e1 C•tl •I l Ill, Nf'wp(H"t HAfbO" '" L~r• et u ,,.,,,... Ptf .. f1 p "' I I.A Cll, ColleQO •t GotdM Wlt'lt, S.... 01-.i •I s.d<Jl•INO Go~. Fvll•rtoft •I Or-CN•I Cot••Qlt t111 ,., 1 lOI Soutt'I•'" (Allt~• Coll~ •' UC S.n Oi•QO. Un1we,.n, Of S.-n o...-at UC ''"•¥tooth"' 1> ,~,,, -M1\\tof\ V••IO •' Unlwn•tv Cyon-\\•t Huf"lt•"Qton 8t•<"'. M1r•n1 11 EO•ton. ~ount••n ValNt •I LO\ At~'to'. Lo.tr I It ~WOOf1 ... tlf'tlOf CO\tl NW w at C:Ortt"I O•I ~, El Modlf'WI 11 E \tMKtl CaU at J 1St tr.Ck -So~n C,.tltornl• COftfef'e'ftCir-onHm\ •I ('~I.,..,. WUI CPlle" 111, Mis.-Coorti.t0<><• 1><e1tmu1 ~" 0••90 Clly Cotloogt CJ•JOI I Vollovball-O•n• Hills •I y9., ... llUth UftiYU\ttt •• M'IStOI' Vk)O. ~ Oe'"'"t• •• t:• l0<0 Call .. 1t Eo1son •I ~""l)0'1 Har-UI, Foun•••" V•tttv 1t Hunt1nqtM &te<.h I• p M ~f M1;1~r Oet et C•nyon (4 )0). , C,1tl\ \w1mm1nQ ~S..-Odttbe<tt •t Mt SAC tl*. Co<on• ,,., ""''•I El -"· C) ISi HumlnqlMI Se.ch •l Newoort H•rbor. ~, • .,,.et'°''•,..._"· Eu•n<1• •t Ed1to", F-ounl•1n V•H•, •I W1t>1m1n•lfr C•ll ••SI. GHI\ qymn•\UC•-Co,t• Ml'•• •t Fou•H•ln Va11•1. HUf\lln9ton Buen •I E•ltn<•• Cbolh •• l ·~I (;.ti\ \Ollball-EdllC>n at Lo• Am191» (J JOI, M<ltYwOC>d ti Mater 0•• (3 JO I Girl~ ~Om•nton L•9un• &t-c.h •' ~ Hiii\, ~Cltm41nl0•1 El l oro 11i01not) )1)1,Hunl•nqtC>n &itach 1t N•woon Harbor. ~t1f\4\t C.0.t• ,.._,,, ~"'*'"'' •f EOitO"I, Fount•'" V~ff•Y •t V..\tmin<\ter <•11.t' l t """ UM" El Ct "''"° •• Orono-Coo• C..11"9" I)• AMERICAN LEAGUE East Lowest Base Price Wagon New York Milwaukee Boston Detroit CIC'veJand Baltimore w 8 6 6 5 4 4 L Pt't. GB 3 .7Z7 3 667 5 .545 5 500 6 400 R 333 ht A!Mrica $3199 • .., ~f') )O.tA t , ,, "°'DO r p 4 I ,.,,, CAU h>t ""ct9'l•I c~ •t $100 Down & Tax & Uc. Delivers ony cor on approved credif. • Texas Oakland Kansas City Chicago Minnesota Ans els Wes& 7 R 5 4 s 5 5 .583 6 .571 6 .455 5 .44<4 1 .417 R .385 \~flfO'tk'"'" l•••\•t O.trolt. POd r•1n K•""'6\C.•t1•1M•wYorll,ped t••n 0.•ttftdt, Cl•fftaf\d I llo\I.,.. •• Cl\IUto. POd ra•n M1""9\0fe t. 8ett1r"o'• > (allton'Me •t M1•••""" oort ,,.n ,.,...,.,·,o·~ t • ., I ''J 2 2''\a Calllo<nle Clanan• 1 11 at l\Oft...,. .. ICot-ft t ti O..ly 90mo ~,...,~,..., , .. , .. ,., O•"""' O•tl-at O.l•olf (,,._..,~ •t M•Mfl''tOf t CaHfemtt •' 8•l11mor• ...... y.,, •• ft••t Mttweu"" •t (f\lf •OO lloitO'lal Kt~W• (11¥ ·probably stay at Cerritos until retirement "U Kincaid appht's. he will tl<'l the job," says one OCC omc:1al c:-lo&e to the scene It Kincaid applies thl're m11 y not be any other applH·ant.~ OPINION DEPARTMENT: If Corooa del Mar coacb Tanty GUUs doesn't get the OCC ba.ket· ball job U'U be a bll 1wpri1e, and u evea bluer dlsappolntmcnt. Gol~en West will add men's volleyball and women's gym- nastics and track to its sports pro1rams next year while Sad· dleback will have women's ten- nis and volleyball for the first tame. Cage Playoffs !'Yo •uhtMll Na.A ........ .. 0...r1••·11 ... lt .. ll••·'*'" S-d•f"I O•ltlM \e•ttl• 114 Pholl\ls 1C. .• Pfto9n1•t•.ChM'"•\).l 8 wft•IO .. 8o\.t0ft •l 80\IOf\ ..... ~ wn~ .. J I T•••• Cl•ftl-Al Wa\l'llftQIOfl, Cl .. wl...., le..O• "'''~' ,, C.Otell'n Sl•I• •I Detroll, GolClen Sl•I• ..,..,, Mfltt) I T!OHMY, A~IV ~•Ill• •• ,.,,. ... ft .. w ......... , ......... llo\t.., al tlult•lo 0.•,o•• •' Oo10.f'1 St•tt. U rMt<e\Mtt Thwrs4ay, A,.nl" wa'"'"'l°" •t C•• .. ••no. 11 no<•~•,., ftrlday, A"rH" ""°'ftlJ et St•lllo. ll ntonary 8uft1IO ., lk>llon. If n•tt\\4t"Y Gola.ti Stott .. DelroH, II n..: .. -.ry \vflf•Y.W..12 Botton et Butt•fo. If necesw.ry Detroit ti C.Oloon St•lt, ti n..:'lMry Wtdnasfay, Ma, S fWlfato •I 8o•I•"· II ntc,l~•r AaA Playelhhmllf11ats •••1 .. t r \erl"' '""d'''' O•me ltonru<•v "'· °""••' 111 ior. !l4t1t•t•••ll J WOfftnd•f, Apnt Jt lttfllu<-Y •t ()eftVOf NATIONAL LEAGUE Eut Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Ch1cal(o Montreal W •L 1 5 6 5 8 7 6 8 5 8 5 8 Pd.GB .583 St. Lows Atlanta Cincinnati Jlouston West R San ti~rancisco San Diego Doc11ers R 9 7 7 5 .545 .533 .429 .385 .385 s .615 5 .516 fl .529 6 .S.'l8 7 .500 9 .357 S.Nla,.,Sc .... t All•fllt l ""ll•Ml1'fllt t tH~(•n,,•11 t, Moftlttal 0 N<ow Yo•-• HOll\IOfl t !>t Lou!\ J ''" O•••O ' Io• A-I••>. C"'<t90' CIO ""''"9\1 P1lltbv"9h a, ~n f'•aft(l\(00 • TenltM's Oe- HGINOft al"'°"''.,,"°"-· coro 1 1 '"t 1 \Al 3'h .. 11..,le CRvthW" J 01 •I N•wYor-CLoll<ftO 11 SI lOlll\ ·~··•<" • 01 •I ~ "'""<'KO , ... ,, 111 (on(IMtil (Ntr"'tft J 01 al ..... l.adltlOl\lt ll(Ut t ti Cf"UQO Ill ll•u\tMI 001 " ~ OltQO 10-tll 0 11 PlllW\,trQft llNd•Cft I t I et LO\ ·-'"' IJOllfl 011 1 ...... , .• 0.- ............ Moftt•••• AUe"ta .. H•• Yer• ''"'' ......... -·-•11411• Oll<_ .. S...01099 """....,.,..ti I.ff ... _ ... SI l.ollottl l'r~I • '76 MAZDA MIZER Lease $73.79 MiraCle Mazda l'lu>lu34""' nc-t .,,., (_.~ '~ "~t1.,t/\t,.')1•• 31 Ml'('l r~ t 2150 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa• 645-5700 Monday. April 26 1918 DAIL v PILOT ,, I I r II • 000000001) OOt 110 • -l I O JUNIOll VAllllTY r II e 000 000 o-0 • 7 Ofl 100 • " 10 0 $10,000 for only $167.51 a DlOnth • Whether you need SS,000 or $10,000 get It from the people who lend mllllons. Commercial Credit. Mon~ poyment based on a $10,000 HomeO.Yner loar1, for 120 months, at an annual percentage rate of 16%. Total payment $20,101.20. A loan of $5,000 and over must be secured by a I combination of real and personal property. 1 We find way• to help. CDMMER_.ClAL CRWIT CORJ'()F.(\TlON ~Loans 870 E. J7th Street • Phone: 6'5 .. 700 a...!t 'Litt ,._...,_ 4..U.W. w JCl!sf\le BotT.WW9 •t Ctoup .._ H'P ark Racing R esults .._._., C._.,., Trac',..,, "'"Sf ltACI I ...... • ----.. ,,,. .. , •nd •-•O (.l•IMI~ liWM \10000 lmbt .. Dolt ,., ..... , 1 U 40 10.0 II.Ill llao A•I•• cS-m••tr l 1 IO t.W ..,,. ' ..... CLo,,,ti.• 11 l l..i ltl.W I >fl\ "'"' !Ian "'411••• P~"I>•••. 'l\Hft¥ \ Wl\P\ t•ftd T•rt, '-•Ht\ C...ld "•'• """ • 0.119fttor. '"sll"4V No '"'•t<h•' UCOND llACa ,.,,. m•I•• ' ~·' OICI\ • MP Cl•lm 1n11. ,.,., .. 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J Kol\lme1er (SI Wlnnll>Q KO,-t 1 4 8al•nct bum-I ltohlmole<" CSI 1 Frt<lf'f IC' CE ll HuO\Ort CE I Wlnnl\tg ~ore .• n Floor o .. rcl\0-1 t(ohlme1•< tSI 1 Huc:l\Of\ IEI ] Fenlty CSL Wl""ll>Q ti<.0"• • t -.,AllSIT'f Unl¥trt1ly llU IOI 111'.Stl O••• Hlltt V•1llll"'1 I Sprlfl COHI) Wan<ttr IU11P-IUI ~1 .. llO Untv•f' b•'t 1 ---~nne' fU) ? Roborh IOHl l ... _ CUI, ..... ,_ •O Bum t Adr19 IUI 7 SP<i.! (~I ] R-l\ 10HI Po1n1t 1 S ,._ ..... n•w t 5orttt (OH! 7. Adr19 IU" WtMf• tu I Polnh I. All •ound I AdrlQ IUI 1 Sfl<141t IOHI > w_, •u I Point• 111 Mercedes-Benz 1 onv (,.If"' '•'V' ,p,.nd1n11 ,, f1·w min111 .. , w11h Houw 111 lmpurh m.1y 1 h.1n1:" lh1· w.1v you ~prnd tlw rt•\l 111 VlnH lilt• ~~or!!M.~~1~11!~_) 2131921 8588 7141523-7250 ------ Al2 DAILY PILOT Monday. Aoril 2e. 1978 I· Lib· lice Link Alleged 'BRUSSELS. Belgium <APl Women's hberauon 1s largel.> to blame ror thC' reported prohrera lion or l ice . fleas and cockroachH 111 Belgian homei. to day, a Mln11try of llcalth official contends. There have been incrcusangly frequent reports from school supervisors that many pupil'! were Infested with fleas. and swimming pool managers are complainin~ that cockroaches are back in fort•c / ... "I II.ROLY DARE say so. but the rault can largely be attnbut· cd to women's hberat1on," Dr Georges Claus. director of social er vaces for the mmLJtry. told lhe newspaper Hel Laatste Nleuws "Man and wife now more often go to work together an the morn· ang and are often too tJred to start cleanina up the house when they eet back In the evening. They watch TV and then goto bed." CLAUS GAVE OTHER re- Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. asons for the spread or the un wanted 1 nst>ct~ lon1e hair. '"despread centr al hutang, the populanty of" all·to-wall carpet· ma and. above all. the fact that fam1he1 now hvt> much cl~r to one another than they used to. so lhe aosects don't have to go far to prey on new v1ct1ms. "It wouldn't be any problem 1r it were possible to takt-action everywhere at the same \1mc. but this as JUSl not possible for ob· 'ious reasons.·' Claw. said. ··010 1 MfA~ VOU 1&0MMIM6 A NAV6141V ~0~6 ?. " Jogging Too Jarring, l Jocks' Doc Decrees BLOOMINGTON. Minn. tA P> -An ortho(>4!dlc suraeo~ who treats ailing professional football players SU) s Jo~a:ers are &01ng to wand up an surgery because they are damaging their hips 11nd backs. Dr. Donald Lannin. team ph)s1ciun for tbc M,innesota Vikings. said there's too much "bang-bang" in 1og"1n& for 1t to be u healthful exercise. .. rl r .__ .. Speaking to about 1.000 doctors al the annual sp n~ r e res ... :r for the Minnesota Academy or Family Physicluns. Lannan said f!lOSl or the damage from the jarring bounce of Jogging Is done to the hip The St. Paul surgeon advised doctors to recommend bicycling as a much safer exercise for patients. 18 mo. "tar".1.2 mq. mcoune av. per c1qarette, FTC Report SEPT. '75. ' • Y's Class Shaping Up Tht gym -suited men and v.•omen took their positions on the lawn In front or the t~'O exeN:ise leaders. A lively Jan tape re· cording was switched on. "Here we go.·· said Jerry Northwood , as the group followed his jumping und stretching movements designed to loo en tight muscles and shff Joints. "Hup, hup. hup." A coed phys ical educaUon .,_..,.,,,.----c~l-a...,ss at the ~ O.Ca.na.c. Co.as College? ·Bend, stretch, jump -fitness class for businessmen and women proves popular as desk-bound workers get rid of cfay 's tensions. No. It's shortly after 4.30 p.m. qwlllng time at Aeronutronic ford. But instead or JOlning the rush hour traffac snarl. some 30 employes are staying late to don sweat shirts, gym shorts and sneakers. The Newport Beach firm has joined a growing number of bus1· nesses across the nation which are en1oying the benefits of volunteer employe fitness pro· grams. Workers who arc in good physical condition are better employes, reasons management. They don't get as tired and their output is 100 percent Recent research agrtts with those assumptions. ~ays Ron Markillie, physical director at the Orange Coast YMCA . sponsor of the three times a week class. Although there are fitness pro· grams at the Y. this is tts first ex- cursion into the business com- mumty .. Several other firms also have show rt an interest . --; ....._..,. , ; -~ .. • • .!!} ey.~~k~to. ~gE~,~-,~-~~~A ..:.,i-llllllliillliilil•----.... .--....... ~ • .;,,;,:4 ~ , .. ~...,...... ~ ... -tr '.,.~ ~111"ldf...... ... ~ V'. ~ •. .. group. sSid ~ ark1lhe And hav- ./ . ing the class n ghl after work with Yellow employes IS an incen· live. ··\\'e try to make it as fun as possible " Most are in the class because they have desk jobs and are either overweight or want to gel back into the shape they were in when they were younger. he said. Exercising also releases stress and tension. groups, a('cOrd1ng to their condi- tion. !They all do the same ex ercises but at varying numbers of repetitions l They Marl with warm up ex- ercises an~ work up to jogging Building up endurance <ind stamina is the goal. BEA ANDERSON , Editor Monday Ao"' ~6 1q·o Bl Everyone is examined by a physician and given a pulse rate te~l. Then they arc assigned lo Now in the second W<'ek of the 12-week class. enthu~1asm 1~ high. Class size has gone from 18 to JO. Linda We nRlt ko\\sk1 read Fashion Interest Detailed n,·JOOLSO~ Ot ifllt 0.1ily Pt IOI St4U Al Norman has a probl<'m many men woulcl gladl y acrcpl Jle has so rnan.r clothe11 th;.it he can't dtc1de "hat lo put on in the morninJ! Not only docs he ha\'c a Int of suits. but I hey arc all coordinat rd :.o that tht•re an• c•ndles5 poss1b1ht1es for new comb1na- t1ons l-\1rthcrmorc. the clothes ar!' of varying st yles. Norman r an wear his leisure swt and ft•t•I Newport Reach·casual, his i::r<'y pinstripe anct look hke ;.i bankl'r. or his embroidered zod1ar outf11 and feel funky The proble m 1s likely to J.!t't worse tn~lt'ad of helter. hln. ''"<'t' Norman 1s a cu'>tom tailor "h11 .;per1ultu.•-. 1n unusual l'lnlhin.: for men When he !{els ttr~·d or nnt• ~u il. he !.Imply make-; himself unnth<'r Normon. IH'W lo the h1•a1·h arca, offt•rs m any <'xtra tnuchl'' 111 hts cl<llh<'s that mo.~t t;ulor:. t•1lhl'r don "t t htnk about or clon 't bother to put 1n. "The slacks are lined nil th(• "uy thro111th Most men hu\'l' nl'Vl.'r cxperi rnred that. Tht•r<' ar(' Jots or pockl.'l ~ In lhe jaCkl•t, placed !'JC> there will be no b11IJ.: mg. and I put SI.\ cat pads in tht• couls · · Norman also adds a 11111<' rlastlc lo the waistband of lhl' :;lacks to ke<'p shirts tuckt•d 111 and het'l 1t11nrds so the fobnt: won"t wear out. 1'1~TClllNG TIF.S Since coordina tion ic: hie: specialty, he cover~ th<' buttonc: with the suit fabric. monoJ,!rnmc: the but Ions a nd mak e.; a matcbtnf: tic and hatband Thr fin:il tOU<'h 1s emhr01dennj? Lhr customrr's name inside the coat :ibove th<' riJthl pocket Norman also makes sh()('!-to match and will even S<'w up a set of underwear to complete an ensemble. "'There's no end to the im· agination of a freaky designer like myself." he said. The designer also uses the finest rabncs from all over the world and buys old blue Jeans by the dozen to make patchwork suits. He shuns synthetic fabrics. ex· cepl for a double knit used m leisure wear. "'They're cheap." he explained Norman said he believes most men need help in color. coordinu· lion and style. When a man com- cs to him with an idea he checks the custom er's hair, complexion, eyes and Cigure. then puts together a total fashion look "If you start with one swt )OU • ~ . J With a change of costume, tailor Al Norman changes his mood. The Newport Beach resident likes to work with fine fabrics and considers himself a trend-setter instead of follower. can work your way into a rom· ph•te wardrobe," he 11a1d \\'htlt' manv m en haven't bct'n ad\'enturous "with rlolhes at all. ~orman was plotltni.t ht~ o" n fo!!h1on rhart a.; a child OWN SHOPPISG "My mother bouJ:ht my clothes until I was 9 Then my hrolher <ind I s tart ed :;hopping by ourselves. We took our parents' charge cards to the big depart· ment stores. Our parents ap. proved our taste.·· Norman said. He and his brother. two years older . won an award in high school for being the best dressed students The~· wore the same Sile. so they put them wardrobes together to double the combina· lions "'I do.,·t know where I learned 11 J alwu•s knew what J liked m clothing.'~ Norma n commented. lie had not planned on a career m fashion but decided to "seek a future·· in New York after al· tending Los Angeles City College for two years. In the East. he got a job In the garment d1str1 ct pushing racks through the streets and found he enjoyed the trade. '"It was rough al first. since it "as the wmter m onths and 1t was cold be1nJ: outsid<'. but I s ur· ~'l\'ed," he said "I got to know people in the industry." from there he traveled to Houston. Phoenix. Atlanta and Dallas lo gain experience. SAME SUIT Until he moved to Phoenix. he had been "'working for tailors who made the same suit.·· There, he met a businessman who al - lowed him a c hance lo be creative in tailoring. "It was a dyn a m ite ex- perience," Norman said. "l wanted more and l knew there was more than making business s uits. I wanted lo Ji?lve an in- di\iduaJ something he couldn't get anywhere else '· Today. Norm an is helping men become liberated to enjoy brighter CQl ors and softer fabrics. "Women have a lways had the most beautiful clothes and fabrics.·• he said. He tnes to keep ahead or the times by readinl? European fashion ma1w11nes and wants lo be known ns a trend setter in stead of a folll>wer Now . for example, he 1s work- in~ on :i three quarter·len(:(lh coat to be worn with bagf?y trousers. which he said will be vogue next fall Style isn't just for the nch or the adventurous. Norman em. phas ized. "People just don't take the time. and they're afraid of the expen se or being fa s hion. conscious. But there are ways of doing it without spendmg a lot of money.'' One way is to think about clothes in terms or more than JUsl the business suit. the tradilionaJ foundation or a man's wardrobe Norman s ul(ge s l s h is c ustomers thi nk a bo ut a jumpsuit. or a soft leisure suit which can be worn with the shirt tucked In, or just ~1ve him a chance to des ign them an entire· ly new look , "Vanety 1s the spice of life, .. be asserted. l about 1t in the company new!.lt't ter "It sounded 11 ke somt•lhmg I necdt.>d I'm l'nJO~ mg 1t The main thin).! ts 1t 's really fun " La Dean Jackson srud she would lose 1ntt•rest when s he l'X· crC'ised ulone. "This b more fun " Afll'r two weeks she c·an aln•ady nollc•e a difference "ll'::. cominJ.: easier now " frank Bro"n also commenlt•d that hc"s nor as sore a~ ht· \\ u' Jtlt'r lht• hr't ~t·!-~wn lie "as moll\ atcd lo tnkl' lht• cla:.:. afte-r a "'l't'kend b1C'Hll• rtcll• "llh his "1fl' Sh<'" cnt ~;111 1nJ,! b~ "hilc he " .. ~ "JUSI <.'tlP· plt'd alon>o: I he \\ ays1dt'. "l c1e('1cJed to t akc the class bt1C'3UM' ll became Oh\ IOllS I 'm not ).!<.'tllll).! a ny <'xen·ist• I Sil lk'hincl a <ksk most of lhl' da' l\t.' wife• hell.' dancl's 'o shl• ~ta;., tn i:ood sh a pl• 1 · m not pl;m nmi: to lwlh <lan<'t'. but I \\ anl lu ll'<'\1 up" llh lwr · New Outlook on Life ~Vision Checked Little 1\1 ex ican ('h1ldrt>n with warm brown eyes. wearing new gla~ses a nd big smiles that's an 1magl' a group of Oran,::c• County optometrist!. will nevn forget "And it's all the thanks we re- all) need." satel Dr <ind Mrs. Leon Axelrod or La.J?ttna Hc:ich. <'once1vers and coordinators or Pr<>;c•<·l l.ook. an effort to hPlp underpr1 \'lle,::ed children in Baja Cahforn1a More than 1500 youngsters ha''<' rcce1vccl free en' cxamma lions and <')<'glasses dunng the 11 )ears since the project began as a 101nt effort of the Orangt• Count:. Optometrist Society <1 nd vanous count v Lions Clubs. Each spr1n~ sintc 1966, somt• county optometrists travel to Ensenada to test ne<'d} <'hildrC'n during a one·day \'1S10n olin1l' The ~roup later returns. trad1 tionally on Mother's Da), a nd outfit~ th<· }Oung patients. \\ht> r3nge from 6 to I 6, with their n<.'w t.•) l'j?l3S'><'' "The\ lmnJ! the ch1ldrrn in busc•!I from orphanagE>s in the <·ounlr~ ,'' !>:lH1 !\Ir-. Axelrod, a paraoptom<•I n st The <'h1ldr1.•n :trl' pr<.'S<'r<'enc·d h.\ a !\I 1•x rcan optnmctr 1 ... 1 and lhl' ~nsenada l.11>ns ('lub "It 's ... o important for lhrc;t• youngstrr' to hr uhle l o !>C'I.'. If th l' v c a n • l rt' a II or ~ t' l' llw hlarkboar<I, then they cun't s1w <"l'ed in s<'hool ... 'aul Mr-. Av. elrot.I. "Then. thr•\ II nt-ver gl'l out of lh<·tr po' 1•rt) " Thi-. ~ eur 114 ch1ldrc·n ar<' 11• rc•tvtnA new ).!la~l!t'" and l'I children have hct'n reflorn·ct 10 medical doctors for <'YC :.uri:Ny or trealm<'nt of dii.easc Mrs Axelrod emphasized that partic1pntlng optom<'lnsts must be members or both the county profcs111onal group and o Lrons Club They donate their lime anti new gln~sc11 from their oHi rt• stock and each club donate'I SlllCI toward the cost of gnndmlo( pr<·· :;cnptton!I which 1s done hy an Orunge County laboratory. Two Orunj?c Coast doctors who ha v(' part1c1patcd 1n ProJcct Look since• its inception are Dr. Marlin Dales of Costa Mesa and Dr. William Ru ethe of Laguna Hills. Others who traveled to Ensenada this year are the Drs. James Auburn, Laguna H.ills; Donald Becke r, San Juan Capistr ano ; James K ane. Laguna Niguel; Sam P esner, Irvine, and frank Sado, Westminster. Dr. Dales said that a secon· dary goal is to promote self-help. "More and more Mexican op- tometrists and ophthalmolog1sts are participating. Numerou'I operations ,have been done bv Mexiran doctor s who donated their lime " Most of the young patients are su ff e r1n 1it from extreme nears1~htedness However. the rhmc ream s ecs many ca~es or ' Dr. Leon Axelrod prepares frames for annual trip to Ensenada. C\I' infla mmat1on<.. cnni.:<•n1tal rataroct.., ;ind t·ornt•al ..,<·arnn..: from 1nJury ancl d1:.easl•, su1d Dr. Dalc•s. Onl' vouni: hoy. suff1•nn~ with cnn.:rn1tal c·atar~rt s, also had a M'\'t.·rc• ltmp The• c•llnic n •fl'rred him to a M<'"Hcan 1lo<:tor who opt:rnlP<l on bolh lh<' eyes and lei;t "1th no ft'l' "\\'hl•n he n •turn<•call<•d a mother and her sons who had conl(enltal c:Hurac·t~ 11nd were ne11rly blind Through the proJcct. they r<' ceived the necessary op4:ralloni. and eyeglasses. "Oefore that the mother had never Sl'en her children and wa11 being led around town b)' her three-year -old son," Dr. Dales said. Because it is a free c\inic with no appointments, the children have to stand in line until their name is called For some. It Is an eight or nine hour wait which Is r<>lieved bv the food and drink of· rered by the optometrists' wives and the hope or being able lo sec better. '"If there's one Spanish word that l will never forget, it ·s ·me· Jor· ."said one optometrist. "Me· Jor' · m eans better -a word often u~ed in e~c examinauons. • 8 2 DAILY Pt LOT Monday ;.pril 26 1976 More Gu in Up New Image ~ By O£NNISMcU~l.JAN , Of ... O....,~ ... tufl The i mage or pool halls-once lhe last place a respectable m other ""'OUld allow her son to spend an afternoon-has changed drastically in recent years Mothers today don't think lwke about ha v· ing a pool cue-w1eld.ina son Jn f1et , many can give their children a run for their money in a fast game of e ight ball. Gone are the brass spittoons a top stained wood fl oors . Gone ur e the low, overha nging la mpsh ades gtv;ng the room a dark, sinister look The s moke·filled rooms or the pa st have given way to bnght, airy. wall·to-wall carpeted establishments catering to the entu:e fam ily. Even the te rm pool hall JS a thjng of the past. They now a re commonly refe rr ed to as fami- ly billiard cente rs -an indication or lhe degr ee of respecta bility attached to the increas ingly popular game. TABLES F LOURIS H An estimated 40 m illion people are playmg Why the populanty'> dare wa lk mto a pool hall. ··u a woman was seen on the table s that are n ourishing 1n bars, a part-"It ·s a r h allengtng game," said Troy Girton. in there her reputa tion dropped quite a bit." ment recreation rooms, billiard <'enters a nd a renter m anage r .. ll·:. ea:.y to le:.ro the basics The game ·s 1ma2e began cha nging on the homes. ll 's rehrung the game lhat can get 1nvoh•ed " West Coa st m the late 'SOs, he noted, and an the Ageneralinc reaseintablesales($500-$700 for Art Judice , an own er . agreed 1t 1s a East dunng the early '60s "Family billJa rd a good one >. part1cuJarly m lhe last sever al years challenge. "Every shot 1:. different. That's the places began going up ltke gasohnl' !>la lion:. " is reported. Although sales are heaviest during thmg about this game " Paul Newm an 's movie .. The llusller" helped Christmas a nd income tax return time, it is add to the interest. "ll gave th~ game a real shot becoming m ore or a year around trend, s aid o ne INEXP ENSIVE at needed ba dly. Every time they i:.how a rerun, 1l retailer. He feels m any people a re playing because 11 seems to attract m ore player:. " Not only ar e entfre families playing. but cen-1s an inexpe nsive form or recreation. Prices Jane Mars1ca no. Olo\TICr of another cente r. ters ha ve become a popular place to take a date vary, but gene r ally range between $1.80 and S2 has observed the change m atl1tudl' which i.he at. a nd ma ny business men play a few quick games for an hour's pla y lnbules lo opera to rs' efforts to c reate a cht.>erful. dunng their lun ch hour. Judice first cau1:ht the b11lard bug when he fam ily atm ospher e. "I come in a lmost every'd ay with my boss "as 11. more th an 40 years ago in Brooklyn (At As a girl. s he said. s he always felt oblJ gl•d to a nd play at lunch." said one young m an. adding 14 . he scored a run of 125. setting a r ecord for run past the pool h all door. he brings his wife and son on the weekend. "M y Juvenile playe rs l "It's difficult to kick that old frl•ltng," ~hl' • Gina Smalley, a member of college pool class, represents new image of game. Mora women and families are mastering it. "'114«~ for men and women MANICURE-PEOtCURE ACRYLIC NAILS NAil WRAPS You too un !Yw ~ullful !Ynck .t .Wis. Let me hirlp you. Utl f« M lfJPOintment. Bring In this coupon for Sl .00 OFF first visit (limit 1 S-Cl.IStOfWef), 631--0840 ~C. 17thSt..COSlA MUA .......,.., I'•-~ wifei~crazy a boutthegamc." In .s.Jlose days, he i:.a1d. a woman wouldn't adm1tled."Hut 1 tr<·ally ha:>comea,lon~'".1~" ~Ne,ear~wa~fk~·;sp1·i t;J'~Fiiffiil Y:·-~ ~:~q~·-~~:~·;:;~~~00·-.-·3t~h~R_-~u~-- DEARANN LANDERS: IrmLS· freshened up and we had to look tothepeacockprovided she would ery loves company, please tell for itforayear. acceptpsych1atrictreatment Landers Whether you need $5,0oo or $10,000 get 1t from I f I ' I that father whd signed his letter F inally, at the suggestion of a After s ix monlhs of intensive the people who lend m1lhuns. Commcrual Cred1L "Upset A-ple nty " to move over . psychologist we took her 111 T1 therapy, the psychiatnst said · Monthly payment baseJ o n .l ~J.000 loan, for 48 fie was concerned a bout a col-Juan a and had a butterfl\'tallooed "Reck v suffers from an ob- lege-age dau ghter who cam<' on her wrist so s he wouid g1H• up !'less1\'C.·compulsive desire to be month:. <>t an annu.il peu:l!nl<1gl! lJI~ of 18%. ' home with a :.m all heart tattooed the other thing 1 It is 1lleRal in tattooed and i.he will not give it up Total p<'ym ent S4 'U.Y lb A (<).m of $1j 000 nnd on her thigh Cahfom1a to tattoo an)OnC' un1k1 lwrJU'-<' '-h<' dol·~n 't want to " lie A no-nonst>n!-t> appro<il'h lo hOI-' 0\ ~r rnust be bl!(ureJ 1~ ;i 11J1nlnn.ihuu Clf r..:..11 lo deal ~•th lifc's mo-.t d1ffi r11lt v y At age fou r . our dauJ!hll'r 18 1 pred1rt!> she will ront1nu<' lo i?et and most ll'\\ardmg arran~e ..iml pl·i-.on..sl prop..:itv. llCraml' fo'>C'lna ll'd \\llh lJtt•10... Tht• fo l lo\\ 1n" \l'JI . lkd., tw r-.df1frl'or.1tC'dtndt•finitel,· ,._ · m<'nl Ann 1.andl'r'!. bookll•t W · f1'n-1 w•v to 11•·11, \\'e think ti st artC'd wht•n \H ' tonk lhn·atened to d11 ;.1noth1.•r '"" 1111 '\o'' m~ "'1fe a nd I a rc gomg to c u .. b •' • herto c1 c•1rrub Noon<'1n ourfam1 hl•r!>l'lf so \\ l' C'on..,u llNI th.. Jl'~l·h1at mts t rying to figure out "'Marna~c Wha t to J-:xpl•rt .' COMMEDCIAL CD EDIT PLAN JNC I\ and none of our friends hJd tat psyl'holog1st a ga111 and hr said '' h~ we produced such a sC'rcwed -will prepare you for ht-tier or for ·~ ''\! , ' toos When HN·kv was :o.('\'('n !>he 'Back to TtJuana .. That tn p !>h1· upk1d -?"?INN. CALIF. "'orse Send your request to Ann {/\ wlofv1111..i CvrJ>"'"t1u11) b<'gan to beg for pcrm1ss1on to Rl'l had a fancy rose tallOO<.'d un he r DEAR ??"!: Don 't spend t-00 Landers, P .O. Box l400, Elgin, Ill. hc.>r 1n1tials tallooc•d on her arm hip. m any US. Becky's obsessive 60120• enclosang SO cents m com We rdused so she "tattooed" Two yea r s latcr whfD she compulsion m ay ha ve nothing t.o la nd a lo n g, Stamped . s elf· 370 E. 17th Street • Phone: 645-8700 Credit Ult i-.nnc.o Availabt. to :tllcible tlorl'Ol>'tn al Crwp Raka herself w ith a sewing needle anti beJ?ged for a peacock t attoo on her do wilb you. addressed envelope. Jn~uink.She kcpl the u~y de~gn right shou~er, wc realized she ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (a c r oss with three r a ys I had a seriO\Js problem. We agreed Gemini: Travel, Write T U ESDAY. APRIL.:?7 By SYDNEY OMA RR ARIES (Marc h 21-Apnl 191 Get J!OIOg ~ assert yourst>lr Re onf!anal. independent C'reat1v1 ty flounshe~. mem~r or oppm1lc :.ex reafhrms love TAURUS <April 20-May 20l· P?ce slows -you get behmd·scent's information. ln- twtive intellect is active You determane when something of im portance 1s to occur. GEMINI (May 21-June201: Emphasis on r omance. creativit y, friendship. hopes and desires. H ighhl'ht nexibllil): be versaltle. Travel, wnte, publish. Open hoes or com- munication. C'ANCER (June 21-July 22 1 · Whal seems on obst acle Is a c hallcnAe. You meet a nd hurdle 1t. Standinf! 1~ elevated -you gaan morl' rcco~nit1on , authority LEO (July 23 Aua 22). S pecial studies. cour~ell. sp1ntual e nlightenment these areas accented Ab1hty to learn, com- municate. sy11lhes1te mformut1on 1s ac- tivated VI RGO (Aui: 23 S.-pt 22l Delve beneath supcrf1 c1al layer~ You rould s trikl' pay dirt Key 1s to r<'CO~mie quality, to pu!>h aside 1milallons to make aml·nds to fam ll v Correction 1\n April I:.! l\ll.,<l<'tnt1•(I l'rl''' story on eurly Nlut'nl1 on 1n corrrrtly '1Jlt•t1 thul ProJe cl lh•:11btart , d<'llll~n<'<I to I:"•· d1,11dvantogcd pre · 'rhool ch1ldrl'n a11 ,.d1w.11ion.1I hoo'\l, is a defunct 1\mt•ric.in pn1gr.1m AlthouJl h proJ<'<'I' an ..,omt• 1.·1t1c-s throughout thi' country ha vt• lo!<t f1'<i1•ri1I funding there arc 111x art1ve pro~rum., tn Ornnttt> County, accord ing to J oycf' SwC'cM y, a leucher al CANO llcad:-.tart 1n S:-.nt :1 Ann . Others a n • loc<itcd in lluntlnirton lleoch, Garde n Grov<'. Hul•no Pa rk, Orange and La llabrn. She said the Santa Ana 'chool. which i" fundt•d annually , has UIO ~tudent:i; who urc taught sub· 1ects s uch ao; numhC'ni. Mlors a nd social develop- mcnt They also take field tr1P" In the zoo, (1rC' de· partml.'nt and b(.•a ch --• I --• I --(11ifdWltf; • -•• -1. ••• iilllii.llmiill•"-•••I , member for rece nt. ~cru.eless d.Jsputc l.IBRA ISl•pt 23 Oct 22) E m phasis on partnt'r!>h1p, legahtte~. c<>0pcra t1ve efforts. settle ment or pro blem that "scparated .. ) ou from asc;ociatc or mate SC'ORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21)· P ractice - perfect basic. catch up on homework. Ac - cent also on e mployment. health, the ex- change of 1dus with r elatives. Organize - get prion lles in order. SAGITrARIUS <Nov. 22·De<:. 21): Em· phas1s on change, variety, ublhly to piece togethe r bits of information. You ar e able now to obtam long.range view. CAPRICOR N <Dec. 22-J an. 19): Whal i:.eemed a c losed issue could be reopened. Whatever you do. do it with vigor. 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RIGHT BACK WHERE WE START ED FROM -Maxine NtghtingaJe (United Artists) ~ 3 BOOGIU.EVER-Sylvers <Copll<>ll 4·. W ELCOM E BACK -John Sebastiitn ---'(Wantff·Reprise) 5 SWEET LOVE -Commodores (Motown} D Al tJ to~ 6: o rsco unv Jonnl•Tay1o«co1umbia> 7. SHOW ME THE WAY -Peter Frampton Monday Evening APRIL 2' ••ea emm .. WOCll~CJlQl(j) ... .,~ ,...,Mllr ...... ·~,..., .Mle-ll tl)Sfllll*Dflu Q1I ltf ) Ital Tld == ...... (Bl.Me ... l:)C) (i). w, ~ GjllWIW!la.. @(}) ...... .., m 111t Dldlic c..,.., m.,.. ........ Q)Unlt a o o o o Q)@ mm....., rn 1..- o....,..,.,~ ; .. v-:· • C-.lltlllttl I lttot Lt1cJ TIM fll i. ~"~-" Dnutlc Stritt .... , .. llr Tuesday DAYTIME MOVIES ID LAS VEGAS GLITTER *WITH LIBERACE AND JJ. WAI.KER TONITE ID ...,, llillil a.. ms..,.,.-.. m ...... ,.. fl)MIJ..,.... Z:tO 0 ~ (C) "l.M Mii llllMc" (~) '~ -•tct. "''*· llfllhll MllSOll, i.tt Ktftr, Jtny Y111 1>1\t. l Of LITllHTU"I AND THI AltT\"-'' 1" tONI UMl!lt SUlt'llVAL lllT "l!mc>IOY""'"': ... ., Qu(l<fy, ''"' Yo11 ...,,.,., ... k>tJ .... J .. I OOtC •eAT "'fhfll Mt\\l""'I t•J"9•• J JI 4\0 STUI ltOOlltlNIEIOHaOltHOOI> 4 .. SU AMI ITltlEIT 1.c).,\lnl S Of I LlilCTltlC 'OM .. AMY S JI 'llLl.A Al.1 0 "1 o • CHANT fOCMAMCt: WAq<otl • -~tlc-t<l•llGftlPl"<OV"~ '>e AIMANal MAVIS 'Of•t'I~-'"'"""". P .. <"'>IOO~ ..... ov,~ 1 Of HOMIOAltDl!Nl!lt' 0•MOM'\ .. -Homt9.,*""'91tl«t••W 1 >e "OCUS P.o•t•••t.•n a .. WOltLD '""ISS a >e MAGIC Ml THOD 0" OIL .. &INTINO "Wlnlt• U"<lt<•M ' • t .. THI DAVID SUUKINO SHOW P•rt I (OC.O•,_. -'"° ()rVQ IV th• tltt<,.M'CIPo..,.rfut P•rt1t A~''"''"°"'W\f"Jeinl/l~tCotot' NSll't.i( ,,,_ mt ..... -. ......... 1 .... ......... CA&W) 8. FOOLED AROUND ANO FELL IN LOVE - Elvin Bishop <Capricorn) 9. BOH EM IAN RHAPSODY -Quee n (Mercury) . . 10. LOVE HANGOVER-Diana Ross <Motownh TOPLPS 1 LED ZEPPELIN -Presence <Swan Song> i. WINGS AT T HE SPEED OF SOUND (Capitol) . 3. EAGLES -Their Greatest Ihts 1971-1875 <Asylum> 4.QUEEN-A Night Al The Opera <Elektral 5. JOHNNlE TAYLOR -Eargasm <Columbia) 6. PETER FRAMPTON -Fnmpton Comes Alive (A&M ) 8ttifltY"\..,. ... S~T ......,. .. fMI WOll.r' )S.tUI .. ..... o~ . ,, ..... ,.~, MIAHY L YMOOW"" 1 4...,IMH- 4C ... •t 4W4 ....... ~Ull'lan· J>tM•&.tHI WA\1 .. .._."'4Aat "COTCH" 4:05-a:H ..... , .. -., ... IOI /I. WIU> rotfl"' .. '1 .... 11.1 ,..,.., W&Uet~ ..... "DUMIO" .. IJtMJ .... M llOffMOWAl••MG.a,""" "AlolllllC AH •"""'11'" IW-U&.•M- AnlllUflAe~ "TMI U. HP9"10N'" H&.•U ... _, .... ~lO ...... - '"T'HI DUCHESS AHO ntl DIRTWATH FOi" IP'GI ACADIMY AWARD wtHHI' •"THI MAH WHO S•llD DOWMIYHIST" IA "atDI THI WILD P'OHY" 'V° "OUMIO" IGI $.A FtlWY IMANCHESTEtl IX.I G 0 . FAWY ICITY DA. I X I ""OOCt DAY A .u:THHOOM .. V "'HOWN ... POOL" 1tMG SADDLHM Ill ...... AHAS" "THI MAM WHO IA S«llO DOWN IYIHST" 'V •SM<>w JOI" 1'GI "J.t.ws· A '"TWl•llAT I V WA ,.,,... ..... "All THE rt£S1DO(T'S MOC' COMT'tMUOUS DAil Y 2:00-4:lS.1:tl·t :4' CINEMALAND ""St """' ...... "' , ... ttU flft.,.l . '1All DllYEI" Iii CONTINUOUS DArL Y l:f0.4:00.6:00·•:00 CINEMALAND !Ill St ... ..,. ••lltf .. IJ) ,... 1 "' '!il4i •1WHG Of A CHtMISI toOKll" '~Vl hlU , ... , .. "CH9MA TOWH" C~l ••&• l J&.te" HllDOYH MOMI FllW OYER '"1 cuc~oo·s HHT"IRI SOUTH ,COHST .•· ~ ...., _,c~s NO .. 1rx THEATaEl--------t RICHARD DllYFUSS IH "INSERTS" ALSO (X) DUSTIN HOFFMAN IH (R) "LENNY" THEA TIE 11-----t JAMIS COIURH ROIHT CUL, IH "SKY RIDERS " IM COLOR 1'GI NOW 0tc fMf l AAOHT SC:lllHN ANO IN THE lilOST lUXVRIOUITHEAlAl WEST Of N!W YOAKI MON ..fAI (PO) 1 15 ... 45 SAT/SUN 100. 4 »·7 l»U ~NT IHl AS L .... ••CO•\fH'WT •.uC•Uwt# ..... ,...9n.:"u •4•-:!1_!! -, r 7 MARVIN GA YF. -1 Wont You IToiml;i) 8 FLEETWOOD MAC CWJIDl'I aru!> I 9. TllE CAP'fAI:\ & TEN'llLLE !)on~ Of Jo~ (A&M > 10. ROBll\ TROWER l.1H• I Chr~ula" EA Y USTEM~G l. TR YIN' TO GET TllE fEf;LING AG1\I~ Barry Man1tow <Ari tnl 2. DON'T PUl.L YOUR LO\'F: Tll1':'1 VOL CAN TELL ME GOODBYE t.lcn C,1mpbt>ll (Capitol ) 3 . WELCOM £ HACK J ohn St•bit'>tlan (Warner· Reprise> 4 COME ON OVER -Ohv1a Nt>"'lon John <MCA) 5. ANYTIME(' 11 BcTh<.•re -Paul Anku n ;n1l tdArllsts) 6 . LOOKI NG FOR SPACE -John o~.m.vt'r lRCA) 7. RIGHT BACK WllEHE WI-~ START£0 FROM -Maxine Nightingale 1l'111kd 1\r\1:11:.1 8. EVERYDAY WITHOUT \'OU llum1lton. Joe Frank & Reynolds (Plnyboy) 9. I HOPE WE GET TO LO VE JN 1'1!'\11-: - ·Marilyn Mccoo & Billy Davis Jr <ABC 1 10. THERE'S A KIND OF llLSll All OH'r Tht• World -Carpenters \A&M > COU!loi'TR\' SINGLES 1. DON'T THE GIRLS ALL CET PRETTI ER AT CLOSING TIME M1ckt-~ Gilley I Pia~ bo~ 1 2. MY EYES CAN ONLY SEE AS FAR AS 1 Ou -Charley Pride <RCA> 3. I COULDN'T BE ME WITllOltr \'Ol" - J ohnny Rodriguez l Mercur~ > 4. TOGETHER AGAIN Emm~ lou llarns (Warner·Reprisc > 5. WHAT GOES ON WHE:-.1 TllE SU1\ GOES DOWN -Ronnie Milsap <RCAl 6. COME ON OVER -011\Hl Nc\\-ton-J ohn (MCA) 7. WHAT l'VE GOT I~ MINO -Billie Jo Spears (United Artists) 8. AFTER ALL THE GO'OD IS GONE - Conwav Twitty (MCA) 9. DRINKIN' MY BABY OFF l\ly Mind -Ed- die Rabbitt <Elektra> 10. THAT'S WHAT MADE ME l,OVE YOU - Bill Anderson & Mary Lou Turner <MC i\ l .. IOliM AND MARJAM'' IPGI "FORTUNE" "SHHLOC• HOLMES' SMARTH Hone· IP'GI .. ..._., ...,... ... & n. Haty GnllM JAat MICHOLSOM "OHi FUW ova THl cuc•oo·s !*ST" llJ ''IAD HEWS HA.RS .. CPGI "RIDE A WILD PONY" "DUMIO" lGI "SICY RIDlltS" lf'GI "WW AMDTHE DIXIE OAMCl ICINGS" "DOG DAY AFTERNOON" IRI "DROWNING POOL" "TOMMY" CPGI "SHAMPOO .. CRI ACUIH&Wl•~ UU MY IAntll fOlt Ml M f\Ult• THI OOVt,. 9o1 Giiiet 0o-.111 Oelly I 00 • SllOwl Slltt ti ~ t~TUft ~"OHCt• (•l~O•I• UlltOt• •1 fllt' ll'lft(I( ltt _, ... _ .. 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AUrc• 11, "''- AUITS CH" tf'CI ow trom I>•,.~• Cit~U \ lr•1uur., \.K\lfl,lt\\1(W)M c ..... , Trtnh tbl0011oet•l'.'Jf\tot r,d,.'•' ''f'ti61'1<'1'Q8M\k • 100.000 Ban It. pr•mlW \ tur"ltur• AM•• ·~u,.., •"O ouwt ... ...,.,. f t'pt't\•l\Uft9 ~n\ O••ffttU\ 0tfo4r •Ueh TOTAL ASSETS LIAelLtf'l•S 0.Nr ll•bHltJ•\ TOTAL llll811.I fl f~ CAPtfALACCOVNI\ COM'"°"'StO<" tOt•to•r¥•h-fNumt.r \hAr•\ 1utrw>r11flO \ QOOJ O!lytnbl'f ''°'"'•\ 0Vttl4ln011\Q 1 'XIOl SutplU\ •• • • ,. , lMdlv1dtO l)tOf•l~ ~OU!. CllPI I AL ollCCOVN1' TOtAl LIA81LITI I S. A140 CAl"I TAI.. 'ICCOV14T\ ............. .. 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N fM•• P"'"1< l~f;ALI ......... -d Or•nci• CN\I °"'" POOi '°'l)tll l• "'' It•• 1t. ~~~~~~~~~ P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE REPORTOFCONOITION Consolidating domestic subsidiar ies of the SOUTH COAST NATIONAL BANK of Costa Mesa, an the state of California, at the close of business on March 31, 1976 published In response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency. under title 12, United States Code, Section 1&1. Charter num ber 16-4S3 National Bank Region Number Fourtffnth Statem ent of Resources and L1ab11tties ASSETS Thouwnds ot dollars Cashandduetrombanks ... .. ... .. ......... 1,341 U.S. Treasury securities • . • , •••.•.••.•• -400 Obl1gatlonsot other U .S. Gov'! agencies and corps ..•..••.. Federal Reserve Stock and . ........... JOO corporates.tock • . .. • .. .. . .. ....... .. Loans, Total (excfudanq unear~d Income l . . , ......... , Less: Reserve for possible loan losses . . . . • . . • . . ..••••. 1 Loans. Net • . • . • • • ••. -4,541 Bank premises, furniture and t1xtures, and other assets representing bank premises • • • .. • • • . • • • • • . . • 26-4 Other assets . • . . . • • • • . . . . • . • . . • • • • • • . . • . . . . . . se TOTALASSETS .... ••• •• • •. • •• 6,970 LIABILITIES 0emanddepos1ts ot Jnd1vldua1,. prtnshps .• and cor pc, . . . . . J, 197 Tim e and savings depos1tsol indlv1dua1s, prtnshps .. andcorps ...................... 2,16-4 Deposits of United St dies Govt'rnmenr .. • .. • . 1 S Certlftedandofllcers'checkc. ........... 212 TOTAL OE POSITS .. .. .. ... S, Total demand deposits •..•....•..•• 3,-423 Total time and savinosdel>O\ll!... • 2, 1&4 Othe!r llabilltles ........... , • . . • .. ........ 12 TOTAL LIABILITIES !exceeding subordinated notes and ~bentures) •••••••••.. S,600 EQUITY CAPITAL Common st ock a. No. Shar es author!~ 192,000 b No. sharesoutstandlno 160,000 (par value) ............................. 800 Surplus • . . • . . . . . • . • • • . . • . . . . . . . • • • • • . • • • • ••••••• -400 Undivided profits .. . .. • ....................... HO TOTA L EQUITY CAPITAL.. , ................. 1,310 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO E QUITY CAPITAL • •• • .................. 6,910 MEMORANDA Aver ago for 1S or 30cafendar days ending wl th call cldte · Cash and due from banks .................... 1, 137 Total loans • • . . • • • • • • • . . . . • .•.•••••••••.••••••• 4,4S7 Time deposits of S 100,000or more In domestic offices ••.•••••••• , ................. 318 Tol~I deposits •.....•....•....•••••••••••..••••• S,-411 Tlmedepos1ts of s100.oooor more In domestic offices: Time certificates of dePoSlt In denominations of S 100,000 or m ore ..•.•..•......•.•.•••••••••••• 318 I, Samantha o. Ketcoom Vice President and Cashier of the above-named bani< dO hereby declare that this report of condition is true ancs correct to the best of my knowled~ and belief. IS/SAMANTHA 0. KETCHUM April 16, 1976 w e, t he under signed directors attest the correct· ness of this statement of resources and llab1llties. We dt<:lare that It has been eqmlned by us, and to the best of our knowledge and bellef ls true and correct. NickJ . Florio Albert Pe,_lstel n, M.0. Benfamln B. lndes D irectors PubHshed orange coast Dally Pl lot, Aprll 26, 1976 . 1697·76 Pl'BLIC NOTICE p.,Oll<•I .... ltl lftl\ "9110. ti 1111' IWllO 0.1.0 111><11 n ttll 0.19<1 Aprtl t. !'It OolOl!lf LUt!Otr 9-ofN••"""1 lu<wtrl1 ot ttw A.f"'41'\l\tt•to• wlt.,W1U WollolwlOOt<tOtl\I A ....... ., •• , ..... , .. ,. WAI.Tiii If a11llAMGI• ot wtf .. <e-1 A-l·•l·l..aw •AHll .11. Ck.DMIM Utt u.i-ti.y O•lff -·· ... I.aw htlolC OM•N-Ck.OM•M ""'"'·'-"-•'t>tt •O....•Ofi .. 111.0l•-o.-.. Co.o>I 0.lly PlloC, •• ... r 1', .... ,,,_., J 10 II "'' HIS.I• ...... C.114-.. ,,... PUBLIC NOTICE """I"'" o. ..... c .... O..•• "'*· . It,"· h ,•M ,,.., ), !tit 'Ul-lt PUBLIC NOTICE "OITIOUI e U$nllH MAMI $TATfMIMT Mr •nd M" lff'"u~ Ltrll'N.:n, IOUI Ot"lllfn (1<1 It, Fe""l•1" "•"•• ..,,,. "''""·"" Mt ana M" C..••yOUO•"•"· Htt•L• lt~w l•'"'· t ount.tin V•U•r t Ht Atttl "· •• ,. Ail• •1\11 Mt\ GftflOt\ l)e V<1C\, >Ott '''''w Cir< I•. •t\H\ll"Qttn 0.M-h, ~ """ ""-' M•~ A1c.".tHt tftl••~ ., .) Ml Cook C1ttf• fl'o\olnl••" V•U•y Mr •no Mr\ M1l100 .,.,, Won-It II J ffftw•y Ht 11 w''''"'"~t•'. '°' ' $T JOHl'MHOSl'ITAI. lll'ftl II, IUt Mt •.t Mr\ Jetml f'r•nt.•)(0, \4t~ Moor• Ctllfl. ,,~ .... tl•I "'"' u. "" Ml •1'<1 Mf\ John I( unoll\, n~» ~I "" ... -. ... --~ •r• ..... l>llSI , ___________________________ _ "I kMw there had to be OM somewhere, someplace'" ~ ....... M 1010f'll Y1•1• t1'I ..... '" ,.,. '-°'-' ., f'ltO l'OOT til' LL WE'T PUlltC'ITt014, llU OuPol\I ~, ,,..,,..,CA.,.... '1 1<"••d ~ Su~" 11UI ll<ooi."ur>I, HuftlU•Qt.,. h.Cft. CA 1••1"9 Moore FetdUmc> 111, ... >umm11. tt.<11.,.dl, CA nse1 St•-" G•r• fCrleqer, l1J VI• --.... •-llk«h,CAt?MJ• lth\ Ct\.1\11\.\\ h lOl\OVC\e-d tty • Jt1Wt•f~ttMnt\ID tt1<,..•ds ... u Thll M•t•-~I ,.,. 111~ "'t" '"' Cc>utlly c"''" ot o. ... oe '°""IT Of\"'°'" ..... ,. "HlllS P\ibtl-OreftQe {O.\I 0.llY l'llol. -It It, 26.•Nl A!Wy J, 10, ltl6 Not 'Goldfis h ' Quiet Quints Birthday Told liM 6ft0 M f\ H•'ot• Wtltltlltn'\ 1'41 4".0ff' \fYtN', Qlfl ........ '"' ,_, •"O Mr> 0 J GA1.1\• 11•1 'f•tom• A4t Wt\lt'T'•"ttt• '91•1 SAHCLfMflrf f CllHl •AL "0$f'llAL ......... Ith Ml •l'ld Mr\ $1011•n o.,.,,,, S..n Ctf'mtntt. bOt • ..,.111 .. ,. Ml •net Mr' )\even M•tit0.-4 ~" Cl.,,.f'lt~. oov M t •nd Mr\ Jt\W\. t•ntu, \al\ Cl•m.nt•. Q•, t . .... ., .... ,. Mr • .-nd Mrt Mttrhn Ft•nz. S...t\ (l<Pmo111t.Q11I .,..., 10. ,.,. F PD• h 1"' •NI M,. lldmon ScrlYfll•. s.." romA ispatc es c11m.ni•,0111 . I ., .. 1 "· ,." Unli{k most qwntuplets. Ran.di, Michelle, A · Mr •M M•• 111om,. 8111>"'".· !>M ";"""-...N. .~\U'~~~.,~~ n1Jtiio~11tt~· •'-M~~ l.r'tl · nfql1TeC&!OOstroutlne~~"(.;~ . ....,, '•~o M-;;:~;:;rw.;y.~: ,.~,, • just the way their parents wanted i\~ -. ti,,,,,'"'·"'" After Jhe quints were bor:n .to U.e cus tomary r~~! :;.· 5''9'0 ,.,..,.,, S<on ballyhoo -and their hometown of F;tirfield, Ohio, Aoro1 u, ,.,. . proclaimed a week in therr·bonor -Mark and 7,~~ •. ':: M4"• rw~·10•"· ""n Pamela Levy told a news conference, "We don't •pruu m• want our children growing up in a goldfish bowl " ""' '"" M" L•"• l•m°'"· s,,,, • • C••...,.,nlf' Q1PI Ever since, they have guarded lhe1 r children ,,.,,.,,,, "'* from the public spotlight that has followed othl'r "" A"" .. ,. l••• Ao.,_,,_, »• quintuplets and e\'en quadruplets. There have been J .... nC•P""~;':,1°;;1,.,. no advertising appearances. M• •"" M " Moc~••I A"""'""'"· • ~c''"""'~:.~11. "" Franklin Delano Roostvell Jr. has been Mr •"" "''' M•"°" ''"'''r· ~ divorced by his wife, FeUda, in a court action nol c ... ,, .. n,, Q"' far from the family's fam ou' Hyde Park, N. Y. estate. She wal) his third wifr. The 61·\ear·old son of the late president wa~ not prcM•nt when the decr<>e w;is issued in Dutchess County Supreme Court. Rooseve!Cs other form er wives are Ethel du PC>nt and Suaanna Perrin. His third w1fl'. 11oouvnT born f'ellcla Warburg, was (ormt>rly married to RCA cxccutiveilobert Sarnoff. • The Cal1forn1a Scnatl' ronf1rmed Robtrt K Burton. hrotht'r or Congrl'..,Sffi('O l'hll anti J ohn Burton, as a mcmtX'r of llw Adult /\uthonlv The vote was 25 O. The author ity acts as lhe st rite parolt• bourd Robert Hurton, 47, has bt·•·n n 1 t>al'her sil Snn Quent ion Pri:rnn for 111 ycor.; Ile Is also a member or lhe ('om munily College Dourd of Sun Francisco. All three Burtom; arc San Frt.anclsco Democrats. • A private opinion poll says Spain's new ruler, KJng Jun Carlos, has gained slightly in popularity • since taking power five months ago and has the support cf near· ty lwo·thlrds or his subjects, But the poll of 2.000 persons shows 48.4 percent think the JS.year.old monarch should take a more active r ole in the coun try·~ politics. The p o ll is th e p u blis hed s ince the ascended the throne. fir i; l king JU•" u•nos The poll, by the mai:a1.lnc ActuaUdad Economica, said the king h~ct 62 s p r cent support when he took over as head of state Nov. 22 following the death of Spain's longtime ultra. right leader Gen. Frandsco ~a11co. The fi gure has rtM.D Co 64.5 percent. the poll said. l-.-~ Vff •• \ M,..,,.,,.ltt h•""•' ... 'h~ '""'" 1ntl~f' ... ,.,. Vl\\E ll C..OOrtRNON PAul l4 .~ ol\O Otb•• Ann, I. "· !>Gii\ O! H..i•I l"QfGn °'\"" C.LVOY NATALl,.0 r••I )O'ofll)ll .J, , U , •rlG Wend• P•tlt.111rd ).t, bolnot 0·1"11 rio.nt f L( l\H[ II ROM( HQ lnnn W•Vf• ''· •nrl Cnddrut l'" J1, bntl'I o' (~~' .... ,. C~PLE BORSON JAmO\ O••lo, ,,, Hun\1~ton Q"'"'°"· •NJ Kt1\ltnt ...,., n4 lJ. w.,,, ""'"''"' I 'fN(H ti<ll C.A If W !loom._ ''· •MJ 6.iHf)M• J'•"~ ,,, botn Of Wf \lmtn\ltr llfrlt It (.t.AONEY GA ... VC \•m oll V i'"d l• •n G4d. J~. OOf'\ v t ""' ''"''" .... h~' ROBINSON AV\l1CIC C)<ln,1111 J~ 21 l .. ovn• ~•1th -'"" h•d• U •l•N ,, T \I .nn M(RHIC~ MA\\ RnlJO'•I '"°'"" ii~ tllftd Sh1'l"'Y f J? nt>tn l)t flHiwtJi•O •"'4"'" Ollc80LO JOHN'ollN l<o<Mrn w ll. tnf'J Jv•n114 Mt• un~ JI. bOt" Of ..,."""nqton ffr " " Of 1ttAtfH\M <10f')OMAU ~mu· 71td 1\ trv1n,. •"0 M,.rty l , 11 M\19 l1nqi"" 9 .. !(ft M l l(H(Ll ff RRARI l'•n• Wlfh.m ~ S•n Cl•mf"nl• • ._nd t;.ltoft • )4 \An Jv•n (Aip1\lt•no WHITE ALVMO ... Vt;H -A~·rl \... l• •no c ...... Jtn•t. n, l>Olh •• W.-•Hm1n,1rir S It Ill I NC. Ht NII Y • llndr ..... , 11, ~''"''"''"". •nd 8rf!nCI• Jort.~. u. ~,,, ... "" ICLVT l (ACES( -Oon•1t1 H F 11, lrv1rw, •nd S.nd'd J ''•of Wl\\I~. M itn RACHELS·OCWON[Y Wllllam 04'«1•, ''· f Ollflfrtilt V.ttitv 41f'U Oo•~tt\ ••. G•rctftn Gr0""' PULICE GRll'FIN Vo,.r•nt 11n1nn, 13. •no "•"""I• Lou•"· U, b<il~ol >on Ju.tn C1p1\I'""° t;A)l(lll Jfil'C70NAI( ~!On/• y lttroy. 14, &no Oflbc>r•I\ L 0\11\f'. 1~ • t>Othot Huntlf'IQtOn R1·&' n WELLS \IVRM J•"'~' W , ?N, Wt\lm1n\ttt, •nf1 G~tlrUOe' ~~1.1J1 Ht1ttt1n4feff' ~"'<It Apttl II VON SPP£Cotf" ZIMMERMAN Orvin Lt''" •I. •tMI J••n ~t', 44, tJOO\ f)I Hunllt>QIOll l\<IM" LVNOY ·ltEA'.>tV -Oob S•wrl, 0, 1rv1ntt and l.Ott>ne C.tynn1~. Jl. Hf' wpOf1 a..," ~HECfC A CONNElLV -0.~ A .• .ff """LO••l•O•-.ll,bolhol~ """"' Ml}N(,f lU~r IN -O.o•QOI J • •NnttnU'l\tH ~d ~Mton f"'f'·"· ).t, Al'IAP1if1'1M ltf A ION UVRottilll Of R ""°"""' w1111•m >•. <Of'~•. •ncl \ti• ..,_.,. ... >\1 We\lm.n\t•r •••II., l0W0(11 (HANOI In Nnnnn l.••r•n(A. •• Wt\ttn1n,ffl'f. 41"d •v'J'"" ~-'"'" \0 f\•lll.,\t1tHn (4,.IJllll P\M( IAW Ml-• ,..,,,,,.,. 1fl •NJ (•tOI Lynn tt. 0041'1 Of "''"'!"""""'" t AUt.1tillN '·~· JH)r K Wlll•Ar,-.. Arnn, )1 Ct>\tA M,. A, ano I •Vttrw MA-, Ji&. W,\l,,Hf'hft·r I HICK\ON )I 111 ..... nln\l•nO.v, •\, al'ln t "'' Mey·, JI, Doth of t.•pt\'r .. M tk1U h April II nRuNOAOt ~llV,IMAN M•ymt>nd tt•v, U , Wt1\tm•f'l\ltt, ~d U•t•• P•v11M. O. (\1'1•n" .,,,. .. nv\H wr1 '" k•'""'"°· "· .,.IJ •~"I• ( u both nt ro\t4 ,,.,. ... • /9 liM •AtlL An\.f'I (herl•\ \.I, •H'ld H•"'' Luc.Ill•, 6P1 t>OO\ o l "ffwport ntP•rh Al !MAN ~1 AVC>t • \arrv ,...Illa I• aNI P•,.,..IA A . 16 llOlft of to\IA ---A,..u ., l!•RNHAlll OL LONG "'•'' 4) •M Oon,.._ M Wt\tmt,.\t•t - 8fJ DAILY PILOT Cloudy s ki es prevailed and fickle winds· ... Jowed the Ensenada race Saturday and Sun- day as 540 yachts plowed to the Mexican port lor thl• largcst internatfonal yacht race in the world. Entrants crowd out of the Newport Harbor <above) and one that pulled out front . Ragtime (right), placed seventh in the finish: More Racing, Anyone? Boat Course PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ IUSINEU NUHUAfUHNT Tl>f 191-"t Hrto" I> 00.~ °"" nru•\ •LAME t tN1ldllo-r, tt¥•1lt, C.. .,,,, Homer J 1-il•••''· • WU4'f'O-er • l•V•IW C• .,,,, f lll• 1111\lf\ltU I\ COf\OIKled l>Y •n ~ft Gltnct.lel MO""'t J ~l•••t t l ht• \l•letnf"l W1H ftfflf Wiit\ IM c-·· , ..... of o,.,,~ (ovnl•on"41<11 14, l•I• PUBLIC NOTICE Cl'·IMS UATIMINT 01' WITNOaAWAL. ... o ... Of'lllATINOUNDIR l'IC'YITIOUllUSINIUNAM~ Tl\• froHo•t"'9 "''O" "-'' W4\t'ldrewl\ •t • ''"'''•' ~·, tner hom lh• ...... INr\l\1p OptUlll'Q llMl•t llW It( 11110111 1>v•lt1tn 11•-01 ··e elt.'S ll•Ol•tor S.•vot<r," •t ltt• W.ll rto l Scrttt, !Mlnle .tint, C•t1torn1• t110l '"' llCtilklv• Ov•lNU ti-ll•l~ -tit fOt 11\t P<"l"'IOl\lp w•~ fli.d Oii f.10.ISln tlW C.Wt1tyo1 O<•t1ve •H•.. F vii N•nw •ncl AOd• .. • of tilt ,..,>Oii """''~"'o 0••1100 c .. u O.•I• "''°' l'V•t~O••••t1t. Alton f . 0o111.,t, ""'''" 1•.•tld 'NY l 10 .. ,. IS~IO ,, .. 11,\lttroW•y, T11•tlt1,C•llloml• PUBLIC NOTICio: "CTITIOUt IUSINllU N.tlMI ST.tlTIMllNT '"-foUow1nQ O•r\Of\ i'\ ~nq bu\I ~,.\ ~Ull.Eilti fl~H C:O ?UO ..... oon O•vo . Co>l• M• ... CA 97UI f14ymon<1 L Gro, 2., Alborl•.,., c .............. c ... •1•21 Hu\ bu,.1rnn\ '' coAOu<ttO orr •n .n.-3,-..1°"'' A•'tmoM L (,rA'f This \t•l•ffl•nt ... , fllf'O Wt\J\ ,,... (Oynly Cler~ ol Ot•nfl" Co..nlyan Aofll StQntO .tlUon E GOIHJI ,,,. •bOw ll•t•-nl ••> 11141(1 wltl• llW Ot•ntlOI CoYnly Cltr-on tNtCll JI, 1'/l. JOHf'HI' 1.IODV ..... ,., ..... 1 .. SW.>lK• .. lltA•t elM, C:.llt, t)Mt cift>h<P PrllS, 12. lf,>o, .. ,. 1-.1t P UOUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHHl HUUSUTSMENT u, •• ,. rssin TIW tollow•ng o.non •> OOl"'I Ou\' PuC>li\l\td O••nQ<O (O••I D•tly Piiot .... T.~I CIT ... CLE.tlNI NG SERVI(( A.Ou• 1•. l•. •net M•'t l . 10. 1•1• 1~7 ,. nl'tA ,,.c1flC Altl't • (Q\fe ~w, CA P UBLIC NOTICE 11-11 RIC"'4t0 IA 8'.10'1, 11~4' P•cth(. ,,..,. . Co\ldMM, C1Hl•ll Tt\1,.. tM1\1nt1-n 1s conouct~o b'i' •" •n ------$--.. -,-,·------t<lt•ICluOIRltn.trd A llr•dy NOTtCI i'OCll lEOITOll~ T~I, .i•tom•n• w.-l•"O w•I~ ,,.. Ho. A· .. ••• Count'I Cleo . ot Of•OQ<" C.out'ltyon ADf'•I SVfitr•or Court el ow 14, '''• Si.It of C•lllorfua lor l'Ull:l Ult county t i Oun,. Pubh\l\<00 Or•ncw , .. ,. 0..11, 1>1101 '" lf'li• Mil ttfr ot th• E\t•te of 40f"1l1t.20.•no~~l.10,t'l1e IN1LLIAM IL KOZINA, tl-.O ._ "' l~S7• WH .. LIAM ALEXANDER llOZINA, n.uueo ------------ Nolle• I• ""'eoy 11··~n 10 c•to110-, PUBLIC NOTICE MV•f\9 c1•1m\ •9•ift\t the Ukt ...... ce 1 ____ _ ijont 10 Iii~ •••O Cld•m• '"IM Ollt<f' ol flCTtTtOUS IUSINIESS -cl•OI ol llwl •loruaro .court °'to NAMEST.tlTIEMIENT t>tf"wnt tMm 10 uw ur.c:teo1gnf'd .ll t~ Thir ,ouowino ~rt.On\., .. "°""9 bu~i >lt•<•ol PL UN ICE TT •"0 PLUNICE:Tr, '°°' •• 411orn••• al L•w, •12 Oltvo AW!· p 0 THUNDER PRODUCTS 193 W 8o•lt1•1nth.,C1tvot Hun11nQton8fbch, fithSt NewPOrt 8f'dCh CA 'f~) ' .n Or•not Coun•v. •"•ch 1•Ht"r oth<• •• Kinq COOC>t"r-. Jr ;,100 s ~wn. ltw otMe ot bY\ltttHii\ of thw undef'$tQll'W'd d . ComptO'i CA o0111 Performance Handicap Racing day,the race w1ll be fromSan l\lateo T;• Ch d .""11 ""'11•"""'1"'"'n9 •o ... o .... i.it C•••E roo•n.•1>111 a.,...,.l.,r .. P . irne ange ,U(" c.1a1m, w1tti thp nec•\~•~'f un11nqtoo8~d(h CA., ... ~ f1eel yaChtS Which participated in the OIOt to ~ e.WpOrl. . «>•i<M•~ rnv\I be ltl•cl or Orf'Wf\l.O '" Mme' 1! Solum 1630 II 1 e' w1'U~v .. _a rh~n"e for Starts will o_n a n ln\'('rted i.lnd .. o,eu•O Woln1n tour montn\Olll'< ·~ ....... Hvnl•n ton II•••" (4 •7 ~ """ ~t!~'f.~~~~~~~'"~~~~~~~~~~j··-'-.f"\.. .::\"~"'"r ,.,,, pubt•c•tlon of tnti not1tt.· 9 "4 ..,,.,~-··~~-1M<7---"'-~ 'I lo"·e~lt.rate<l ~-1ed•or•l t,1•10 Tn" """""'" ,ondud<d 0v • · ~ "'" ~?! •'\ ·~ ~rJi,'t.~~. t-f-~"rr-~ ~·;t'~~.,.. "~.. · ·· ""-.l.>~'4 •. u.n..dJU:iU ~ ¥oi.uE 'eA~TELL ~""ra•o••1""'"'0 Weeken tut e 1orm Of. t e l·t"O. "a«>,,..,_,.,.,. ~~.:',,.,:. .. ··,~,-.·'-,' . i'!'" , • ;:\,·,..·1.).~l ~.:;,-~~PJ~ttl~~-...;-"~~ · .~°!}-Jr ,.,..,~ Handic-ap race. The a11nuat race is co--......,otherj\;a<?<'.~rd1ng to t e~HIU ·rat.~\~. • . . . -~~ . ,,,.~~"1l-~ -..,. , . . .~ .~. . . ~. sponsored by Lido Isle Yacht Club mgs. rn this type or handicap racm~ Aux1haf'y has. annou~d . For furCher info a -PLll~un .t.Nb'Pi.uwnn "· , "'• . _-. ~ ., • ._, .. and Oceanside Yacht Club. ·the first boat 9cross the fin1 sn li ne 1~ a rescheduling of Tu.e lio n cu ll 11'93-9257 or::~~::·:~!:; · · rnm On Sa tu rd a y the yachts will race the winner. e ight· I esso n c ou rfle in 539· 1529 :!i.:::.!.•:S.u ... , ... ,0 ..... ".... ~;~~';.;~.~-;:: ;~·~~· •• ~:"• P11<>• from a starting line· about a mile off ~eanside Yacht Club will ho~t the Bo a t l n g S k 11 1 s and Pu1>1"""" 0,~"Q<' coo• D•••Y Pito1, ·~•H• Point Loma to the finish at Oceans ide racing fleet Saturday mght with a Seama nship. Registra· ~"' 12. 1t.2 •. a ... Ma o ,,.,, 1s>1161------- Pier, a distance of 21.5 m iles. On Sun-trophy presentation for the first race. lion and first class. will J ) p l ____ ...._______ PUBl.I(' ~OTICE be Wednesday (Aprtl 28) 8 e Or PUBLIC NOTICE i---CP-ttH at 7.30 p.m . in Room 605 NOT1c1Tocuo1To11s BOATING a t Dana JI ills High p do ,.,.,.0 su1t1ER1011c ouRTO,TNE 1 s r ,,cT•T•ous•us•Nus n 1or11:0,c •L1Fo11N•AF011 SchQO . 33333 treet 0 en 1ng N.tlME ST.tlTEMENT TNI! COUHN0T·~ .. 0F,.o,11.t1NOIE the Golden Lantern. T~ 1oi1 o 11u ~ A s upple mental course ...... , ow1n9pe•wn•••e •MQ " E•l•te ol HERMAN G ReEl~H ••• I Star Boat Built Again First in Harbor Area Since 1942 Vnmolded t SAN DIEGO p BELL s RADl4TOR SERVICE H G RCICH .••• H .,MAN of four lessons in Coastal . . < > · ,.,. w ot .,.,,t s1roe1, ~•n•• An•, G~~7;,EER1~e~~~E0;~·~~~0E,. ,0 ,,. Piloting will follow the California yac ~t smen C..O•·~~~~~o~ BURI( 190~ So '" treo11o••oll"<'•l>o••Mm•o_..,.."' fi rst course, A charAe of ar~ asking M e~1can of· P••k Ot••• S•n•• •n• c~1.1orn•• u '""' "" i»"o"' """"G <•••m' .r)d•M• The fi rst Star boat to be built in the Newport- C'osta Mesa areiJ since 1942 has bem pulled from the mold a t Westport Pat"1fic Boats and is expected to be fitted out and la unched sometime m Ma y. Official builder 1s K & E. the fir m name of Steve Kiro blc and Skip Ell1ott, two l'\ewport Harbor Star t.,ro111 Coast Guard Defect Notice List Released The Coast G ua rd has issued another in its <.'Onti· nuing series o f defect notifi cation lists involving pleasure boats . The 240 boat models and 15 engine models men- tioned in the rurrt>nt list have safety problems that nre m need of c•orrt·l·tion. according to the Coast Cua rd safety ofhce OWNERS OF l.ISTF.O boat models are re- "quested to contact th<.•1r dealers to make arrange- ments for corre ction of th(' safety related defect. Locally built or lx1C1b m use locally listed in the !'<'port a re., Boston Whaler Ct.Hoot model) -Maximum weight capacity o\'er-rated in 1973 and 1974 models. Remelt Boats (1975 models> -Fuel hose. Chris Craft <25-foot Express Cruisers with serial numbers 0001-0550 e xcept 006, 090, 098, 115, 166, 263, 44:!. 441, 466, 509, 543) Fuel tank. EGG HARBOR <JJ·foot Sedan Fisherman, 37· foot Double Cabin. 41 -foot Motor Yachts ) - Generator exha ust svstem. Clippe r Ma rine (Clipper MK·26) -Kickup rud· d er on 1973. 197·1a nd1975 models . Outboard Ma rine Corp. -All stern drive units equipped with pull steering < 1973· 1974 models ) stern drive steering worm ret11incr. Pacema ke r ( 1975 and earlier ) -Generator e x· huust i.ysll'm t'l'ntury (Venturer 300) -Steering cables . 1975 models Glastron ()975·1976) -Steering Cables. Starr rart < M anncr· 18. llohday-15, lloliday-16, Holiday 18 > Stt•t"nn~ cables. Ol't'l mt'mhcr:-who a<'qui rcd the molds from Don Trn:-k 's l't•rform a nee Sailcraft factory in San t'ran· els co. Colorado Event Hobie• Cat s:ulors wi ll Invade the m ountain fakes of Colorado M ay l !'l-111 wit.h the first sailing of t he Amt>r1 c un lntrrmounlaln Sailinf( Cham· p1onsh1ps a t the l'11C'hlo Heservoir. Pueblo West, Colo. More than 150 or the speedy twin-hulled craft, wHh skippers from 10 states, are expected to com· 1icte in the ('\'ent co-sponsored by the Greater Pueblo Chamber (lf Commerce and Pueblo West. The regatta wiU be conducted by Hobie Cat f1eet 61 of Denver. The fleet is a member of the Hobie Class Association. There will be one race on Saturday and one onSUnday. Boat Firm Sold Pacifica Marine, Inc. has purchased the assets of Ba lboa Marina. located at 2751 W. Coast Highway. and will market the Grand Banks cruiser line and the Pacifica by Kipper Sportfishers. Pacific a Marine was incorporated)ast Dec. 29. Owners are R. Gordon lier , president: Robert W. Davis. \'lCe president and general manater, and Stewart Kipper. secretary. · The sales department is headed by H. C. "Heinie" Gunkler with a staff of five.' The service department is headed by Ch~k Forth, well known lo Ne wport Beach and Southern California yachtsmen. ll<'r said Pacifica Marine is equipped for haut- outs. painting. carpeni'ty work. engine repairs. re· i»wer inR and other rdnted work. WESTPORT PACIFIC Boats 1s tht.• manuf,al' luring arm of Owen Minney's Westport Manne or Newport Beach, organized aft c·r Minney aC'qu1n•d the Browning Newport Boats molds to start build- ing the Pacific Catamaran <P·Can. Kite and 1-·11p· per classes. Kimble and EUiott hope to revive the Ne"' port Harbor Star fleet by building the new boats locully at the lowest possible cost. KIMBLE SAID the boats would bt.> '>Old in kit form only with hull and deck bonded together and keel , rudder and skeg attached. Clint Berhy of LeFiell Manufacturing Co .. Santa Fl· Springs 1~ building the masts fort he new boats . "We reel that if we can kl'cp the co"ts down the Star will regain its popularity m the Newport area," said Kimble. "fl is the pcrfr<.'t boat for th 1~ area because of the generally light wind~ " '"'for both clasr. es w·it l ..... f1c1als for pe rm1~s1on to JON r l!UR'< ;801 !>ouih P , '"• '"'" <1ec..,•n• .... ••Q"""" to ""' """ " I.I\: b . f dr tntrm WHr\ tiw t'W(t•\\ft'Y VOlX~'" ~ mad(' for teXlS and SUp • m<>?r Up lO }00 O<!tS On D""' ~nl• Ano (dll ornoo '"" Oll•CI' OI th• :I•" OI Int •l>OW •n PllC'S an ISiand OWne d by ~1('X · C:n":;.t;u;~~~;~;:11~•no <onOutl~OOv• llllt<ltoufl O• IOC»<\tnt '"""»•111•111" · 'loro• G Bur' f"lff<•\\4,..,. vOUChf'r\, to,,,,. w~t\.IQl\t-d CLASS "'"S ARE two ICO u 0 11twt1>11 th 11orn l!ARNl!S _c. • Th 'I' JonFBur• :CkAG 1J'o'"~N:o'~&C~~l.\ON.01) hours 1n duration and e Si.II ing station I:-. ,'"" ••.i•men1 111•<1 ,.,," ,,,., C.Ovn1v ~<Art~"' Bou: ••• ,0. Po••°''''" 8o• cover boat safely, boat sought (or the west side ~,;;• •• O••"°" coun1v on """"" 31. 11116, N•woort o~•<" C•lltorr>•• '7MJ handling. r egulations. of South Coronado Island H•m w••<h"l"•·P••«Olbu\on~'""' ... "" bo llS m .lc '"lUlh f\~t OtH\IQMd1,,,.11matte•.-.prrl.-1mnoto i.lids to navi~ation, charts a u 1 s s t wcs ~~~.::,~ :, ~!ov '""•"•••of ...,,d o•uo•n•. "'"'"'"tour and compass. marine of San Diego. A few land , .. ,w .. •tc•1tt1•An mon1"'"""''Mttr\lovo••<••oonof11>o' e ngines' ma rli nspi ke factlitbiel s incdlud~~g pie· All~',':'.;.~"o:!~! co .. 1 O••I• Pt11>1, no~~ea-rcn30. ,.,6 S('amans hl·p Ck nots>. meta es an a ... cx1can s 7 ., ,,, ~,, RUTHA Re1cH r t ke r would · lso be AOr•• 1 ·' • •. • 1-· • c .. cu1, .. 0111 ... w111 sailing. weathe r and ca ea a 01111u oo••ntmvoo..c-1 d. 1 h involved. 1.tlllNIU. SCHAG, CAlll.SON,& ra to te ep ony. Commodore Jim Fink JONNSON The courses are open PUBLIC ~OTICt: •v·~r .. uJ.Scll•t,Jr to the public a nd fa milies of the San Diego Yacht 1______ oni.1ac.t.n1111r11vd.,P.o.101t116 "re en'·our"ged to at-Club said Fridav that 1t s .. ,o Ntwl"Of1 .... 11.c•.tU•> ... ~ ... Id b . I I NOTICIE TOCREOITORS Ttl: (7Ult1'·•-tend . The re is no age wou e open to >Ot 1 Ho •·«H• .t11torH'''°'11: .. u1ro1 limit, though voun"Sters Mex I ca n and l . s. S•otr•or Covrt oltll« Pvbll\l\«I Or•n9" Co•\I Ddlly Ptlol, " <' h St•ttofC.•lllorn1• lor Al>•llS, ll, 19,76, ,.,. llll-1• under 9 may have dif· ya<.' ts men 1111covn1yo1or•no ----- 1n '""Moller ol In• E•l•l•o• MYR.tl PUBLIC NOTICE DREW, De<~<1.-o NOl1ce 1\ "'4.lrl!bV q1ven to <"PCMot'------s.:1100 ____ _ COME VISIT US THIS WEEK ~,,·no ''''"'~ .i.t<)d1nn lhr '-"10 ~"f NOTICE 0' TRUST£ E.'S.S•LE irnt to HJ~ \.d'•d Cl111m, lf"I lflt' Off•Cl' of r.s No TOF HO) lht_• "~"~ of the-.. ,O,~\•lc:t (.C)Uf'f ()I" to On M av 5 1'1~. Al 10 00 A M . , :>'"~nt them to thl undrr.-.1qntO~t t~ G A TE WA y M 0 A t G A & E >II•<• ol THOMA\ 0 SHAVC.HNE~SV, CO~PORATION d C<>toor•f•on•"OUly Aftornt'v •• lc:tw . 17110 SIOOf>Dr.lk.t>r appcunltd fru\t,,•f' und~r And our .. u.8n' AoMt tn t'1.P C•ty ot NorwAltii. 1n LO\ to ()(>19-d ot Tru\t t-1;l!CUlt1d by J v ~nc>e"lf\County •h1<n ldll•roUic~i\ T A YLOR and PENN Y JEA N the pl,au• ot OU\1rtfl\\ ot ttw• uf"1Ch?r\-1Qn~ l AYlOA, rt<ordf'd AuQu\I 10, 1m, a-. 1n •II m.t1t~'~ Qf'rta1n1nQ ro \tJ•d ~1-tttr ln\t No 10)2/, 1n bOok 10166. CN9186?. Such ciarm\ .,,1n thf nP(f'l-.'d'v of Ofll<•ctl R*'cord\ "' '"'" olhcf"of •~ ..oucner\ muu be ltlt'd or pu yruf'd •h (.ounty Rer.oroa•r ot o,enor Colinh . ofor~w•O wv1th1n -our month\ •ltttr tht St•t~of ca111orn.~ • waterhont bomesjtes on Alamjtns B~. ·n,c mnst ~mghh,hcr pil'<'1..' ,,r ,,.,,t ... ·1-fn111t pn'P· crt~· in ,\)j ,,f ~'utlwm C.11tf,,mi11 '' ''' 1., ... 1 IA·mg nfkfl'C.l r,1r ~\le"',, li m11,•d nu111l~1 '''""'''r-.. It is the k\~t un<kvd1,1x.·d IM1J nn lhc \mtL'I' in th1..• cnt 11\.' N,,pks M l'•' It is Costa d'Oro. The Gold Coast. t\ pl.H '' of dc~.,n1 I" 'ff11..•s .111<l m.,g nifin·nt l)\'<\I .... N1.·'t <l\l\\I' tn th.-I ''"!-: 1\4•,\c h \:wht Cl11h. 1\ ... h1.11 t h\t·h f11\l!l th1.• \l.11111IP' l\.1, \;,,ht Club. 12 m inute-. fn,m tht' open -.c.\.. • < \,..,,,, <l 0 1 o's ;:,7 un1qul' h,1mcs1tc.., pnwiJc l<1rg,: lx "'' ... lip ,1rc,,., lor lm111t·ow11<.'rs, ju ... t -_-_::::;--....::= ..,tcps frnm 1hci nllxw It -. kl<:.1tion is only .) minul\.'S fmm ,) frccw.w-. ..• ---~Ii miles fmm downtown L.J\. 2(i \\I.• .,r,• now 1,1l~ing r ... '-.crv.11 ion ... ,,1,d d<·poMI.., on thc-.C' :17 Int .... Pnces range from S 129.500 to S178.500. PIPMiC' phone(213) 433·7491 for Information Costa3'0ro "Don"' M. M Seymour. Broker l>Top In the Office, 200 The T oledo (at the end of Napln Plaza) Long Beach, CA 90803 ... llfSI guOllC .. l!On ot tnl\ not•<• Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 0.teOAprll 8, lql• TO HIGkEST ltlDDEll FOR CASH HELENCARSTENSENancl (govablP •I llm• ol ···~ '" ••wtul RALSTONH URO mon~y ot th• Un1f,.d Stdl~\l ,, lh~ Adm1t'll\trt\tOr \Of tne NOrtf't fro"' C'ntr•n<f' to thr County to\IAtti ot \#lid d,.<ttdt-nl Cour1hOU\,. at 700 (Iv•< '"""' Ot-•Yf" "fHOMA$0'SHAUGMNE,SY Wf'\f, 1n (hf" C.llv ot Sttrit,, An t1, AttorMY·•t·LAw CAl1torn1it all r19ht, ''"" d~ ;nteirf".-.t trt?OSluO.bllrt,. llloH (Oth1Py"'O to •nd now h('ld by tl unck'r Horw1lk..CtUtor11i•tO•SO ""''" 0.-,.d of Tru~I '" rnt• prOOf'rtv PuQC1\hf'd Or•noe Coc!l!lot Oa11., Piiot, \lluat,d ,,.. \1t1d (Out'lh ' and Stat,. AC>ftl 17. "· 1•, •ncl Mav 3, .. ,. 1S<IO-I• P UBLIC NOTICE • • --Spies in the Sky Crackdown on Water Pollwwn . SACRAMENTO CAP) -Thf :.t~lt' i• usinJ lov. rl)'1n1t Li1eht planes to c ra ck d u wn Qn wa ter qu;tl1t) violators. say!I the C:.ihfornaa Water Resources Control Bourd Obsfrvers can s urvey l:.irt(t• areai., 1pottin1t and photo1 rnpbing s uch vlo13Uons as an dw.trlJ I operators pum plnl( untreated wulcr into dltch\•:s or storm sew.,ri .. ".WJIEN PICT U.8£S O F" lh(• vrv· blems arrive al the d tH hu rJtcr 'l> doorstep, a long with u !>ternly wordvd letter from enrorccmt•nt pt•rimnnt•I. the effect ha!> been <lr a maltc." t he state board said Win Adams, bo.ird C'h.mm:in. ~u1<1 fe.,,,4!r than one out of 10 <'a:.c1> n•qu1 rt· Curt.her u ctaon Fines or up to s10.ooo .1 du\ .m· possible fn 15 montsh:, of :.k\ '-I') mg b~ tht• state's m ne Regional Wate r Qu.iltt~ Control Boar~. obsctH•11> ha\c flov.n o'er 80.000 males and made 4,000 in s pectaons. the re port s;ml ON ONE DAV, 13 11leQal diach~tgt!:. ~l1'C 111jthted m the San t 'nnc u1co Bay area. t'lq ;hl :c i1 r e frt?que nl urt .. r rnln:,torms At logging s lle), obs1•rvt'rs look for iull go1n)I! into s tn•ums, llaines arc <'hecked to m akt.• sure thut w.i.shwatcr hotdrng ponds un• anlarl and haven 'l overni>w<•d Dump sites arc checked tor dcbrts w asht:d outs1tk r t'knhon areas Almost t.•vc ry J rca 1:, watched. the !'ltaw board s:ud IN TU ~ NO RTll cou:.lal urea . log gang Is the m a in target In the Central \'alley. 1l '-;dam es and far m:, Around San Francisco 1t 's lht-an t.lu:.tr1al fac1hl1es In coastal areas, the emphasis ll> on bea ches. bays a nd m an ne reM>urce:. Elsewhere. 1t'l> sewagl' treatment fac1ht1es Lebanon Battles Fl~ing UCI Lists Cambodia: Radical Red Program Schedule The f o ll o w l n ~ schedule of proti tsm s open to the public has been announced b)I the UC Irvine E x t ens ion xcrvlce aA Ttl•OA Y, MOU '"""IJ't' "-''"·'·~ '" ""'''""""\ ~ M.t~99m.f\t '' L•• H tt¥'d II '> •1•11 4•* ••It. C.ollMh. A I>( ''")""t ~At•f\Men OM d•Y '4"rntf\lft •• • "' 4 JO II "' , ltM 141 Sot I M \.c•tnet l •lt• V( ltVtN C•"'IM' f.-. \0. tft<l\ldie' tta\\ m•••"'•''· '"""' ~0•'''"9 ' l.MfOf f\t\ip t"d M•n•~,,.,.nl c.r .. k t< .. (",.olcJ 8 "' ....... "-"""' <Ofl'tVHMt~ C..ro• 'MP•" Gro•• ...... -.oc.••"' A UC ,,,,.,. l ~••"'-tOf" ..-o.e.., H ,._M4' • >0 II M f $J p m litrn 110. S.Ctat ~••net lo""'' Vt. lt1i11n. t• .......... V\ t-f'e '4) U''Ch•On ...... , ""-t•rial\ l\lnf r. •nd p.t'"'IWI p,. H O\Ptl•t M•"•Cl .. rNM t"tt (.ful d"ood l. m •• Q•"' ,., At cu ._..,._., It H '" W"• ••<• •OM<•ltOft coerdu•••or c1-.1otcft \ HO"'lt•f•' 0r'1AQlt A UC ftivl~ E _..,_._on cww d.ly P'Ot¥ Mft tor rwr ""' 'f 4 "" • o m Rm tOO. !MK••' Sc ~•tK" Hi.tit ur ltw1flllit \•mlMI\ fte \lO 8•1~ w~• '""'" War-torn Country Pulls ItseH Together E:Dl'r<Jlt'S NOn : -Whtn Com bodJo Jt U to tM Communut1 ltpnl 11, J'1S, tht na11011 cut llttl/ off from the world Bui 1n/urmw 1ora hos ltaktd oul an l(On uui wo111 1\11 It~ 1oc1ated Pro1 corrtspcmd~nt rn Cambocba unttl 1t1 Jail U.'1'111'$ 111 flit• &tlUCltlOn 'Elf',~ A .. 4LlSl .t.t mo1uuine pul thl' toll al 500.000 tu 600.000 Tht• nation ·s nt•w pn·stdt'nl. By MATT >'RANJOl.A Kh1t•1.1 S;tmphnn, s aid in u 1·:111111 ""~•·•••"••u w..... 11ddre's on the anntvc.>1sar,> ofthl' Cambodia •~ crt•at111~ the mm1l Khnw r Roug<' v1c·tory thut tht• rad1c·a1Jy ('ommuni:ltH· b0<'1t•ty 111 war wh1t'h e nded last April lwd the world Its population or 1•i1o:ht l'Ost J m1lhon Cumbc>dlttn h\'l':o. million has ht>vn mob1l11.td lo dti: und IH' blamt•d lht' dl.'ulh'-on irrigation cuntils or to <'Ullt\ah• "l ' S . 1m p i."t1Jl ism and 11 ... rice. No onl' ~ets paid 10 monl.'~. lackl.'Y!> " But ht> nddet.I lht> nu Cities a nd towns h aH • b('1•n 'lion had s1nc1· produCl'll \'noua.th virtua lly ;a bandoned and JI l' hk(' grain "lo rund omentull~ :.oh l' ly to rema in sv t h(' problem or ou1 peoplt• 1> T h e h uman l'tt:.l o l th1 :. nt>eds " transform at ion I ' :.l.iggcnnli( KaJ fl Joc 1... lhc S\\l!dis h am Food s h or laj,;l''>. 11one "<1slen t bas:,ador 111 Pl•king, the firc;t med1cal care and fotl'Cd labor Wes terner 10 lour C'ambutl ia have caused aboul 250.000 dt'alh'> 1>1nce the l.i.keo \ er . said the coun 1750 per day I since the Khmer try is under t1..iht m 1hlary ('ontrol Rouge. the Cum bodtun Com and ll> ll'rl b\ atlt'dlt1>lu· 11 a · enormQu' n u mber' or }Oun~ JX'Ople \\1th m a 1·h11w .. un:oi or othl'r gun' Tht'Y "('t\' chl•ckin.: llW :.tn•ttt or the <'Jl>ltal, Plu1on1 Penh. and nunw1 11111> t'h\•('kixunt.. to lht' 1·ountrvs11k IN F O RM AT I ON f'RO~t var11.1u:i othl•r bllurces .i1ves th1-. furthur ptt't urt• Cumbod1 a ha1> 1111 m oot•). m.1rkt•t:., tt•h•phorw1>, tt•lt•wrurih i.~'l>km. :.hop:,. pri\Ult' lund or 1w1l'Ollh '. u111.h•r th1· l!il7l• of a r 11H'CI tt•t•n ;1n1·r~, wnr " from t.111wn Ill d11 11k. Th,· Khml'r Rou.:t· .11t'11v111A to hwld u ~1:.1nl a.:rirultur~1l sltitt•. based on "ult•r ront rol. to brtn)( <.t>lf l>UfrlCl('ll\ \ throuj.th lhl'l'I' <"rovs a .\ ear SuC'h 1.1 !ol J ll' h,1M•tl 0 11 1rr1).tu lion l'"''\'!I I 11110 ~l·ars ago un d l.'r tht· l\:h m~r lnn1?dom .1 L Angkor Wal munasts. came to poY.er April 17 tionahst Mar"<ists 1 un on,Mu" 1975. a cco rding lo est1mall''> I>( TOr>A \. T tlt; A \ t;KA<a: food ........ "'"' M•mof' ~ 41"° 8461f'f'O d 1 t r d -~ · &t•._ l L0,.,..., •• '''"""" 1p oma s. re u~et's an 1ntt·rn.1 HJORK. \\ lT ll SO'IE Com ratton .., a t·off t•t' rup full or t1Cl' .... o oo•tOo<lo••••••urtft•••-·• l1onal rehl'r \\Orker-. munis t blo" .,1,d Third World ~r da.\. tv.o t'UJ11> m lc.>rt1le area~. ~Y'CrtOlhOfOIY UC ft·w•ne, 4tftd O\f4"f "'" "' • Salt I o<1vt••• P••• 01 • uc ,,.,..., ~· diplom ats, \\as in\'tll'd tu !>l'l' · . sugar m c·al Jot l11>h ar<' ra '"''""'•<lu•ue• .. • Tnt8•••n...,.. SOM E t:~T l ~lAT F.~ (;() dama"e 10 l he norlh\\l'~tern llOOl•d b\ \'Jd1 c·ommune':. rl' a..~"•or." I • O o"" ftm 1~ h h 0 ~ _, I p I SG<••• ~••"<• l.., uc ,,.,,.,..tom ig er nt' rl'tl'nlh Ill T 111w hiwn o f Sie m Reap t hal lhl· \O ut1onan l'ommtlll'\' cop t.' ...,, Fee s1n11•• ""m""o--•• ,..... Khmer Rouoe claim" as .... >mbecl 1>t·ave ng\' lot 1 ooti.. II u1t, l'Chbll· ooo• ""o.a<"Pt''""'h u M> "" """' t t "I f h Th I • by Ament a n "arplanes Feb 25 mi;ec s . ctr 1·a11 ric<' p,111c ~ ts WEONU OAY.NI••" eo omaJI The L'nalecl Stale:. dentl·d thl· \\llh Wll'kPr bai.kt•h The· dll'I ,,; ~~~";':" c~';~':, • ~"f"~.,":°,.' r ~ charj'.(t', l>J~ 10~ It hus \\ llh!lr<t\\ll l<H'kl> \'ll;tOl ln~ JOI! prnt1•111 ~";:,;;;0c.~;~'.~~~0·,::.~;~<:: all t•o m ba t a t r C'raft Imm l'ambnd 1a h ni. h.1nnt·1l ltl\' ,1::::::.0'(:,.:~~=~·~:,::,~·: a:.:.~,c Suggests South<·as• ''""' rirat·11t·l· M 1 l·1t.i11111 ..,111>p,·n<1l'1t ~<o•oq, wo1a•·•• ""•"•OO" .. "' Sour ce:. in nt·i ~h bori n ~ marria~l' a11cl ;11 !1•.1,1 tt nlll i;, .. d •"Q•••a \o•<••\ A"a HumA.. Th I d h l h Khwu·, (')('\,llJOll "'"' r1111 II\ B EIRL'T I e banon '"''''"''" , •\>om ..... ,.,,,.,., • a1 an ,,J~ t <'\ :.usp<•c l l' Id ~ I I I j • (AP S . , b I . -rn ..... l"" t••"''• ,.,·~,, MO<• • town m a\-ba\ c• bl'cn all:icked b' Sl' om 'l'\'ll •l'ildt'I' ~ ~.:Jreel att es ...., ... o.,o,.~ .. -.L.9.,rwr 11 F• ,,....,.I• u.r .. · t~ · • · ~~~ .. : "'-~~~.-..:-~d ~ ....... ,. ·~~ -... ~-fA'T • .-.,.-41\.I ·>w~-~ '. ' ~ Wm e, hf·~t-'"-~~ Ill -.. -~-.. '\ ~ ,~. ·~<SI) . . ~.-.. \.!,_ -.-.. --~r.:.,..-i .., ~.. ... ~~"'" r. ,,. m•~~~ .. ~t ,.. .....,. · loday as !.eoanoli pre ~ .. ' .,.,. · o~ t"' ·-~... .IL • ..,.... 11'f 1m i' le\\'!\ stt ~ ~,:.:t;", ,.._ • t.. ''"""' - part'd to eteC'l a ne" '''''"'"',(,,.,,. '"""''"''""•' ,,_ VATICAN CI T Y <Af'I A afll'r h1l> trip. R1ork "aid thJl through 1n(1m1tl.1t11m tihour 11111 • TOP TOUPEES ARE SAID TO BE ITALIAN Stylist Credits Wine, 'Vibrant' Sex Life Haiti H11rJ,ft•o11s Losing H(!ir? Could Be Stress C'ltt:LA \'!STA lt\l'I i\meneans :m : ~ett1ng hatd fa<;tcr bt>cau•w uf thl' -.ln"•h or mo<krn tire and a few com m cn·1ul rosmt·llc~. l>a)s lhl' pn·s1d\•nl or lhe America n lla 1r Pace<' Makvr!i Asi.oc1at111n "It' really becoming not1ecahk no .... ," s.1~<; J im J oyce. talkmg a bout lhl' lrJp of t hl' head. · Es!><!cia lly in the last fl\ e year1> A R ESU RGENCE IN Tll F: h.m p1\•rc hus1ncss 1!( laking pla cl' rou~hl:-a sr;oo n11lhon h11~iness annuull v --wit h thc IK"ll hair in th1· world <'omin~ from the head of Ila II a ns .. IO) l'l' sal1':1. It h• ll> \'1br ant. my cus tomer.., tell ow · The human hutr li.'IOJ! t.1p<'d to i\mr n c,ini.' pal<'" C'Oml'S m o-,1tv lrum Eu111p1• .,nd Knn·J . and the toupee Jlt'Oplc• .1n• ..,t t1rltn~ now It) h11v hair an South Amc•r1c.1 H\TT Tl .. : lli\IR Tll \T MOH'.., from M ulh AmC'n CJ , Mt'\IC'O and 1\111 1'.1 1.., m o ... 11\ hl.1l·k. nl't' Yoho :11 t• Iii or Httaniwr Th('lt h:ur h a'• llH' mo'l pru1,•1n und hell!\." JoH't• Mt)~ T hl' j\ l'rlljtC Wi ll IS m.1!11• .1n1I ... old rnr $500. Jntl Joy<'e ~a~·" · 't how "tw flu J:oo<l work ctn \ 1•1 v. vr1 y "ell" fananciully. I .. : R F.FUSF.S TO Sf:W on hu1r a mt PlCpen m rnts w t th fl xnt 1v1•'I. takll11t nrr ht~ own oncl' J "1•1•k to wa:i;h il 1ind ll•t thl· i;calp hrcut hl' A mon ~ his <'us tomnll iH l' children "1th leukt'n1111. burn vw1 1m11 nn1ccc 1mlu11t rv 1llcl SS52 million bus m e!ls In 1974 hut Ml to $432 m1lhon l;1st yeur. portly be<'aus1.• of the rrccss1on, J o) r t• sa1Ci JO \'('F., 3t\. Bt'YS 1-:tTROPEAN hair to matrh the color o f his t'ustoml'rs I It' has 11 cm ploy1·~ 10 his '<hop hi'twec•n two intt'rstatc frrev.a v-; ,1 fey. miles south of Son Du~go A n ative or Lon~ Be ac h . he t'arncd a bache lo r 's de~ret> 10 en1i1ne erang ut l'C LJ\ and worked brie fly in nt>rospacc before "n h ltle old wig m aker without n fanuly" became a fnend a nd ta lked him into learning the trade A per sonal anlerest also played a part. One of seven c hildren reared bv tht>1r mother aft er their rather died . J oyce becam(' bald at 26 -a facl that helped keep h im out of pohli<'S A sisler. R ep. Mary Bnlchcllcr <D low a l. was re-ct ntly elt>ctcd 10 Congrtss. "NORMAl,.LV, A Gll\' WE;\'T bald to the poml it wns really nollt'eable by his lat<' 40s but all th<'!IC cos m etics a nd llpr ays are helpm~ the hair foll out early," said J oyce 1n an mter vicw. "Now. many Amc1i cans "ho ore J:Oang bald do so by their l:it.-20s. Stress 1s anotht>r big fnctor." The tortilla ·hke toup<>e was difficult to ket•p 0 11. seldom C'us tom·made and usually fading m color. and is bctnJt re placed by exotic hntr pif'Ct.'S otfering uch com<' on ad \'ert1~1nR as "total realis m . un- detect a bl r com f)uter m a tcht"d t h<' r eal .)'OU .. pres1dent m a nallem ptlo ::_z,·~~~::.:."~:.~·:;.~.:';!..:,,~ Vatican theologian has ~uggt'!>t ''hen:\ l'r hl• "'l'Ol he ..,a,, ;t.'rlll-':\'l'" •1 '' \•t.•lo. ~11 1> 1.111 11 end its year-old Cl\'tl war. •• Ntw ..... , o.,. 01 .. uc •••. ,.,. E · ed that women determined 10 fha 1lantl. l>.lh\•t ' ~o 111 South\ l('I Police s aid i8 persons ~~~~;,:.,~··~": .. ~~;~~~ "";."'~;::i,• abort u nwanted hab1e:. should nam T ht.> I h.i " \\m-ri,•d about w e re ki lle d and 96 °',..,,, ' iopm 'i<••,,..•l~••v•~ '"al least cons ider " gl\mg birth lhl· pohtil'.tl im pJct 0 1 btll)(IO 111 d M411 U( ""~ comou\ ~" 5•1'Qlt-and pUlttng the ir 0rrspnnn UP for dO('hlll('<,l• I l'flll>?l't'' Ill lht•ll ('OllO v.ounded since m 1 rughl •d"' \\lo• •• lft• ooo• •• •O•<~ ... tr\ ' lh I !>'"'""" ~ adoption He called 1l '"a \ ahd ~t\ t• 1 111'\\ 1 mn1•r, .1 1·011 ( __ 11\_.'-'_· ll_O_R_T _J 11•-0 "•D•'*ft " ..... ...,.,.. alternat ive to tht• trJ"ed' ol t<'C'eplwn W tll W ... .,.,'"•" P"O DOft('t' "' Sunday in Be irut <i nd ne1ghborin,:: sum mer re sorts a s "e ll as north Lt.•ba non Le banes t.· ... upporter~ o f S )rtan l'rrs tdl'nt llafe1 Asi1 ad 's socialist Baa th pan ~ µublicly <'a iled for an a ll·out Synan military intcrven · lion to disarm 14·arnng !\fos lem and C hrist ian pri vate a rm 1t'S in Lebanon. Did Sneog Kill? PITTS BL' RC II IAP > •"•1,.,1 ~t•n10to A•'••''" ln'\.l•'u'• bortton. •• :::~:· •,~ ~::'.";1 ~:•:,:"':.:_,":'~~ The comm enl a r) b.} lh<' Ill'\ (An 0o 1 •o om Am "' com Gino Concett1 . theolo~1an of the :::'.'" ,S:;"1~":,•:~ .. 0~~-~:;:'°:,' ;: Vatican JOUrna l L O~st>n atorc· oon-•hCM<•Of•m•h i1 '° Romano. ca me a!> J "babies.fo r ~1111o&••~•S•Tu•o•• :>a le" scandal erupted tn :'\aplt.>~ ""-"""•"•n and Genoa '"'" Wum .. n \tdf' of 0..AtP'I off'WI Ch tl'\q C n .. ,,_. .. A CiAtto•IO PP\ 0 ,._ '' ..,,4" ,,,.,.,,,0100''' (Jtt'""' ._.'°"•'<~ '""'""'.., vn1""''"'''V nt C~•·•o""" ... •"' J. , .. nt •HO " UC l1v•l'W' £ •tt"n\1on on< ct••• l>'"otf'•m 10, nut\•\ ~ Am I p m Aud1to11uf't\ ~'Y"'Ovnt (011,.a,. 4tn S. A.tt1tv1,, \t , O•lnQ• ft"t h) &rH''<J "'*'' '""'" ~"" Conu 1pt\ 1n (,HIV (PhlOhOOO Gf-owti\ Al\0 0-vttO(trn,.nt Jtt'""' l ~._.,,,.~, J• Ed 0 , 4'ufhor, Jectur,., d""1 C.0'1\Ult•nl '" (MIV (h1f<JIP'IOOd [ChK'~U·~ A vc ,,..,,~ E ;1.tPMtQI\ two G4Y _.,.,., • f'\O wor• \hoD Fri 1 tO pm • '>•t • ,. m n noori 1 \ C> m AM 7•• ~<'"''Sf 1,.1'\(~ LAb. UC 1r"1nr t•rnex1\ F•• ill f\•1,,q ~o ''-"'<non 'Mlvt>ddY POLICE W l::R E In\ ei.l1gut1ng reports thal a coupll• m Naples who had two da ughl<•rs or their own bought a baby boy ror o n1• m illion lire or SU!OO. and a child less couple purchased a nl•wl.>orn baby for a n !'quul sum m Genoa The latest all('gal1oni. foll owl•d simila r cases 10 the Naples an•a that resulted in t hree arrcsts and were partly blamed on the pover ly of the tee mm~ r egion \LT llOl G ll R•:H C.Et; at count:. mu:-1 lw \It'" \'<I \\1th 'om1· skl·pllc1-,m tht• 1·11nch111m' thl'' rl'l,1k a1 t' 1111!1 In "" man\ 111 ~11 mul'l1 tlet.111 t h.11 .1 p1C·l11n· 111· 'clop' of 11111 111 t'.trlll111<f1.1 • Lot"k of food . ll."Popons Ottff med I,. f 11 .~ ,, rPt't-H f " rapid gr"ec·fh . •our«"e• 11ay. ~\nl1 (.'11mm un 1sl tl'.,1!.lanl·1• fo1 <'l'l> Jn• rcpn1 tl•d act1vr 1n In dochma bul on/\ 111 ('1.1r11hodia <lo tht•\ J flpl•ar I 11 ht• i.:nm tnJ.: ,\ A Sl'\'t>rt• four-dav smoj? an this mdustnal c1tv la st No n :-mber ma\ ha i. c contn buted to the deaths of 14 people. lhe L' . S En q r on men l a I Protection Agency says SAT11•0AY, MO 11 0 Y"'4l'f'I•< Prrw "t•t1on ano (.on •f"rtnc~ Lt•Oer\hlp l•cn1uQ~ lfll'W ... 01rC1, B S \t•ff ~''°''•t"'. C..lll'(f'I /4 UC l•Yl'W E•tP"\•on ~ 0•¥ ~~mtNr. • lO • M ' :JO p tn R"' to !.oc••• Sc•ef't<t l•b uc ''"''""" c.tm~, F,• lO tf'll(.fUOt' <I,.\\ "'Wtflr••I~. IVf"Ct\ .tfttel ~r•1N'J In an article ~nl1tled "Wh~· Do They Sell Ba b1es '" · Fathe r bm celti wrote "In tht• center of '>ad episodes are unwed mother-. or mothers with numerous ch1ldrPn and ma rried couplcs des1rin.i.: lo adopt or have a bub~ ·· Take• Plunge 1 numbt•r nl rt'!'."t Jn1·1• gr1111p .... lh1· 1ar~t·st hc>tnJ? th,. 'l!laci.. <'obi a are ba~vd nt•.11 I h1• Jlmglt•fl T hai borde r StnJ!C'r Landa Ronstadt. one ul \ht• f C\\ pop music !;lar~ who doc...,n 't write her O\\ n i.ongs. 1s taktnj? the plunge on her ne xt album by m· duding one song she wrote Mlh bass player Kenn~ Edwards A t e am o f 10 · vest\g ator s rom part.•d d e aths 1n Alle g h l'ny County during lhe pollu li on epi s ode w ith mortality r ates for 11 previous years and s aJd 1t found m or e deaths than migh t be exP<!cted statistically So~lali••• I.rad . L ISBON . P o rt u ~a l <AP I -The Socialist Party st ayed on top as rN urns we re counted to· day from Porlug a l's first free parlia m enta ry elec· lion in SO ye a rs . Bul there v. as no chance or its gcllmg the m ajonty 1t sought m the new 263·se al parlia ment Soc1ahs t le ader Mano Soare~ rc1ccl c d over lures from the cl'nt••r anrl ni;:ht lo J01n to a co.1.l1t1o n .iovernmenl [ttfl<h..-1> .. 01,..,,,on•• s,..11.nq J\litf' 4' MMtn• ll 8 A \JC ''"'"" E•t,,.l\\•Oft Of"it d•t M M•ri•r t lO.t rn ' JO 0 M f:tm ,1'0, Soc.111 ~~"'-"' l o'fllllll"r UC trw1fiW' C•mpu\ ~ k~. ·~'""°""' <II\\ m•tett•I\ lun<.n ~ .,..,,.,,, lmprow•ftQ S"Pf'rw1,or' Skill\ 1-fow;Hd "'"'•"· p r""''o'°"' A.d· ""'"''''•1•v• Atw.i1rc:" A\\0<1•'"' Int -' UC trtw1M E 11 ""''°" O'W-d~~ ym1n.er t lO • m • t >O a m . (;o10 "oom ~'' Common\, VC trv1rwi (Ampu\ r.~ ,.~. '"(l\,leffl\ ft•\.\ n"Wtf'r••I\. hH"<"•nO p('trk 1nQ WI ONISOAY, Mo I• .. ,~ ~ut1i1rf> of ,,.,. Hum.fn 8'•m Pot.,nh411,' O•wld Goodm•n, Pt\ 0 tound fnq OlrtCIOr. Th• N•w(M)'' ~V"0\(1•M• (•"''' ort\•dft"t LO'- A"'9'1t\ (r.•pffr. tNor Id F .,;tvr• t;oc.1t h rt'1if l\l Pul Of• UC trv1,,. E.1 lt~n\lon ffl>(tur• ,,.,.,., ' ff'1• ,... ... , H v •• ,, Wh•• vou '"" Oo • ., too'"' Am II•, Comp~I., )r ••n(• 0100 II{ 1rv1n11 t •""IN\ f ,.., ~1nqltt •Omn\Hlft •lt.,._oaor.•l, .. <IO-tmttt U )I) A•<•. ~, •• ,., ;, E Qu•l•tv J .. 1 f•f'\Oft •'Ut tf\• P•lf'IO' of 0'1# (nhQM""',...'"' • Jonri 0•Q9•"" P,. 0 pro• .. "•" •• Ht\'~• UC lf•1M p,.,, o4 • VC ,,.,,.,.. E ~*"""'"' t..,tv•• 'W'''°'' Am•r•\4' \ ft.it'fGllu t•Ol'l trf H••U•Qt A Af',._t) Ot••~t 1 10 p n'\ ~·'°"' .. L'°'''°"',. tiAU \JC Irvin. riltrnllKI\ F•f' S.nq • •~M•\\•0" 4ff flt_. GO'tt, ' ~N ,. O"' rn1h \4 Front Pagfl> A 7 COMPLAINTS UP. • • of Beller Business Bureaus. said local groups re ceived over 6'' m ilUon calls of all types la st year Thirt<-en percent were complaints. The r est of the <'ullt rs wanted 1nformalion only. The bu reau11 Rel two kinds of complaints· formal protcl>ts that are followed up and infor m a l gnpes on which no ection 111 t11ken . The number of over -a ll compla ints increa~cd steadily in the late 1960s a nd early t970 's from 32•.ooo 1n 1006 to almo~t l.5 m illion In 1973 TH E TR ENO WAS REVERSED IN 1974 and by 1975 the number of com pluints -formal and In form a l -was down l() 8441.00'l The d ecline does not necessa rily mean that P<!O· pie are compla m lntt less. a lthough Tuttle said he hoped 1l indica ted great.er custom er satisfaction Other factors causinit the decrease include the sales s tump of 1975. Tuttle said People bought less and ther efore ha d fewer new products to complain about. T he increased availability of complaint outlets a lso conl nbutes to a drop ln the number of com· pla ints received by any one agency. Whal a r e peop le com plaining a bout'> T HE OFFICE OF CONSUME R Affairs. In a re· port on com plaints to state and local agencies. s aid automobiles are the most common focus of dis· satis faction . Autom obile gripes accounted for 18 percent of all complaints in 1974. Home repair s were the second m ost common area of dissatisfach on, representing 11 percent of all com plaint'> in 1974. The Better Business Bureaus statistics showed m ail order businesses accounted for 15.3 per cent of all com plaints in 1975. Automobiles we re second "ith 5 9 percen t of au complainL\. ..,,~~ ,.,,.,,.I".,.' tn rTt>r,.,.t y,,., "NEWBOR!'l BABIES are not goods for s a le ... Father Concctt1 said. "They cire h uman with m alienable and mviolabll' rights · He a lso s a id "t he lnw 1>! nature" and national s tatutes bestow on pare nts the r1i:ht and duty or upbringing their children Mari11e Nurser~· • Tidal Salt Marsh Project Nears End FRE MONT 'AP) -Three men in orange 1umps u1 ts and h igh rubber boots n dl' a bulldo1cr-drawn sled ac ross lhl' gooey mud or San Francisco Bay hke mechanu:ed ncs paddy workers, carefully planting s prigs or cor<tgrass They arc puttmi;: the fin1sh1n~ lo uchcs on a SI I m1lhon ftod1•r;1f project to re-('slahlas h a 110 a ('re tidal c;alt m ar-.h al<ing~1dt· Alameda Cr eek near this l'lt)' 2.S mll£'s soulht>a1>I of S:in Yrant·1~<·0 "\'OU CA!'! T HINK Of' a m :i rsh a.., a forC!>.l of lht' \hon·lln1•-.. "aid P aul P l\nulMln. a holant~l workmi.: on lht• 1)row1·1 ror the· Arm y Corps of Engmeers "ll"s a nur1.ery for ..sll k111<ls or 1nar1 n1· hfe. ··rt may b<> the mrn;t ..,1~n1flcant thmR I l'Ve r <lo to my hft•," -.:ml the bearded 30·yeur-old Knutson Earthen d ik('s wt•rt' erected yeors ago to turn the ar('a mto u11 rvuporation pond lo collr ct sail from th<' wa lt>r Now 1 h1· dike·:. hav1• been breach<'d , :.ind the expt•riment 1s a lmcrl a l INirnmg lhe most ef f1c1ent, cconomiral and rnpad method for n ·turning s11r h l;1nen plantt'd ~ln('t.' lh<• pro)e<'t bell an thr ee yl'ars •ii.to ( ECOLOGY ) "IN ts ACR ES CW Ul WF.R m oro;h, W<''rc trying numerou' chi ferent m ethods of l(rowinll cordRrass uncl J'Hcklewccd f rom 'Prtll1' and seed." Knutson said m on mtcrv1ew "Altogether. w(•'re scttmg out IJ,000 'prigs and 711 Jrnllon' or seed. gathered 1n marshe!> a hllle down the bay from hert• "ln hve acres of upper mars h. where lht> tides reach only 1nrn· quently. we're scedmR eight diffe rent plant t.pcc1cs. such us b1 a:.'- button . curley dock and s alt gr ass." he added Sc1ent1sts plan to obser ve how thr b1lancc of the arreai:t.• dO<'.s on 1ls own. "THlS TF.ST AR Et\ SHOULD tell JUSl about more 1nformat1on than anyone needs to knol about how to build a mar sh." Knutson said The Corps of Engineers bee.rime involved because 1l net'dcd some place to tlispose of the dred2e material from a near by flood control proJect It also wanted to see If som ething could be done about compenl'ating for lhe mars h area that the flood control work would wipe out Already. the rcvltahied mar<1h is bc1ng hcav1ly used by birds us feeding gr ound s. "SANDPIPE RS SHOW UP llE R E in flocks of t housands.·· said Knutson. "You ca n Se<? cgrrL'I over t he re. and wilhts and herons The mud is full of pc>lychete wor m s and lots of hllle fish called sail waler gobies th at ·s what the ht>rons are feeding on." The res ults of the t>XJ)<'n ment eventually will be publis hed as a guide for governmental aRenc1c .. and cons('r vat1on groups interest· .-din c:nlt mftro;h rt>rl:im;1t1nn Kn111 .. nn ...... -i LJck ot food \\ l'JIJ''"' ancl m ed1cmc· prl•\ l'lll 1 .111111 i.:nm th sources s;n 1\hout 70.01111 r('f,1t1\1•h \11t111~· Khmer RoUl!l' cuntrol lhl' popul,1 t ion Hefuj!t•es -.a~ ooh :i handfl1I or armed <,oldtt•r.., Jrt' in ea<·h \'lllal'te Vtllag!'r" rt11 not OH'r power their ,::u a rds bl'C·:ww lhl'' wen• lolcl lhal ti Olll' -.uldll'r dic · .. C'\'eryont' tn the \tllai:t· \\Jll lw killed. thc fl'fll~N· accounb 'a:- n :w PF.O PU~ ltl-:l'OllT ill' tually SN·ing e xc>r ut1ons hut manv claim to huvl' '><·en lhl' f t· suits. 1-:ar lv o n , the Khme r Houge launC'.h<'d a rampa1gn tu 1·hminalc fornH·r !.OldH•t :. a nd <'I\ ti S<'n ant!. o f t he• ckfruted I.on :-.:111 go\'!'rnmt•nl Thou..,and'> nl J><'Oplc ar(' s J td to have d1sap pl·art.·d t\mhas!>ador B 101 k said ht> 1>a w lar_1!1• group" nl marl'htn~: vout h-. 111 Phnom Pt·nh. rJ('h \\tth .1 i.:1111 to Oil\' h.intl Jilt! a hrn• 111 th1· olh1·1 I lc -,,11<1 I gut I Ill· 't 1 .111,::1• in1 prc ... .,11111 tlll' 11•i.:11111• h." till' .11 llVi' '-llJlJHtrl t.f lh1' k111d 111 pt•r...on · SllO RT r o l.ITI<. \L 1111'1'11111!' art• lw ld 111 (" ,1111 ho1ll .1 .1ho11t ont·1· J WCt'k l't'Ofll <' lll (.•Ill J.!l•tf to >A-ll rk ha rcll•1 anc1 1h1• I '1111 .. 11 S1,1t('' '' as!>a1J1·1! L:.1,t vl·:11 , h1111 i.:1•r. hun~t·1 11•lalt•d 1llM·;1s1•\ anrl 1.•x h:1u'ilior1 tonk a hcuv~ dl'alh lull a mon~ c·hild rt·11 . th1· :i u1·d <1r11I -.at•k, \'artnu11 v 11111 t h•· op1•111n~t ol iwvt·ral 'c om mun1:-1 hlo<· l'mhuss1cs in Pht11)tn P1•nh s1•1•m1"1 to 11111 11· u te th1• l1•adcn. 01 t• twcommi: m on· contulc•nl :incl or garll :t.l'd l,'11clt'r I h<• econom1 r plann11111 of the f rl'll<'h 1•1h11·utt•d Khit•u. 1tw <.'t1mbod1 ans an• r r<'allng ;111 u2rnnan soc·1N y w1lh !'.m,111 to 1h11>try ~eatt t.•rt•d Ill lh<' r<1u11 trys1dc . Ills 1!159 doetnral lhe,1<. al thc Sorbonne an Parl!I con tamcd the broad outlln1• of Ci.I m bodta's new soeaety. CITIES MAY NOT ex 1st bul small support centers may gro>A- L' rba n 1 za ll o n . a c t'o rdang lo Khmer Rou2e lhtnktnl't. foi;te rs feud::ilis m and cor ruption Although some oh!ler vPrs like n Cambodia to a Stalmlst 1:utag. or priso n camp. othcrs fc('I lhl' eventual complet ion or present irrigation pro1ccts will c nahh• Cambodia to huve a food surplus In a year <11 :-.11. it i~ exper\c·d tlw <'Ountr y wall bc able to feed itself. g1' 1 n ~ t he leaders ('on hdencr ond po!!, ihly leading to 11 relax.ritlt/n or inte rnal control anJ an opcntn~ o r the C'ount rv lo \\'c<1IPrn1•r' · lit 88 DAILY PILOT Mond~ Apt11 26 1978 . The ....... ~ .. lhl er.,..c... DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You c.n Set•"· Find It. l 942 5878 I One Call Service Tr9de It With a Want Ad • ,...Owclt ~ .._htete .. I000.7"t ~Ti:~~"*""' =· ..._· ~ j(ff • • .. • ......... \, ·-~-·· II ,,,,...., .•... '°°°'5CWt . • '*'"" ~..... .. ...... Ho.es for Sale ,.._...,...w. tto.MsForW. ..•.......•............ ···········••·········· •••••••••••••••••••••• GtMral 1002 ..•..•........•.••••••• EASTSIOE l)l-1 w .1tu1 1ld1 •hi fWJr n 1• " ,I Ii ,. cl 1 11 u m To"uhomr \\llh uqr :-1 /\'II i.i J l 1 c.> ~ • )' .1 rd ~i;,,ooo HALPIMCHIM ll ~;ALTO RS '.!i2'1 E c·,,.1,t llwv 675-092 associated llAOKEA5 -Al Al TORS JIJJ• W l elbeo •1 I I•• I IS a good day to advertise in tho Daltv Piiot Classified Section. 642-5678 G1•rlll 100% GtMNI 100 ....................... ...................... ~itlishur11 ' 11\l.HO\ l'-1 .. \'ll • 673·6900 • A .,,.,, ,._ 'IAFt!O t!ll(-S IN I ~ f,;('[ 'l')UA•!S • I I I I SCRAM-LETS A1tswH"S ht Clossiflcatlott 1010 ~for SIM • jHouwsfor Sol• ~ llor W. H.s" Fw S. HMMs For S. Hom.es,_. S4't 1 .................... ~. ........................ • •• , ......................................................................................... . 0G11•ral , I 002 G1•r• I 002 G1•1 Ill IOOJ 1a1boo ldClftCI I 006 Cotta Meso I 024 , ....................... ·····.·················· ............................................... ······················-.......... ············· 644-1766 ANO BE 675-3000 ~ r HV\;-._ \-UM UN 642·1235 644-6200 901 Dover Drive Harbor View C.nter I rvlne •t C.rnpui V•lley C.nt1r 752-1414 Have somclhinl( lo 1ell? Class1f1ed ads do It well. :-\Cl\\' 'ou can 11ct thi!l 3 bedrin & den fam1h home w1Lh l.iri:e pool. en· tertainment cabonn and 111 a rme area of Co~ta Mesa for only SOl.950. Call ~o 9'.>22 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS H.tfrtgtonluch 1040 •••·········••···•····· 4 bdrm. 2 ba. l s tory ~.950 frpkt•., dbl. nl t och.id ura11r, rru11. lrces. 10132 fo'orrcillnl <nr Brookhu rs t & Yorktown). Vacant. Broker ~5196. Ho.ftFwS. ...... ,..,.$4t He.nFerS. hrS. t'.,::•S. . .......... Monday,Apnl29. fll78 OAJLYPILOT •• ••"•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ...... ••••• ••••••••••••.._ .................................... •••••••••........... W..t.4 2tOO • 1.......1 . '' ' .............................. u........... ..... ....... ~ 1~ ....... ~ ......... t..c.1111040 ................ 1040 ~.._. lt41 ... .,.,..... 10 .._. 10 f QUA1..IF1ED ................................................................... _. j ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PVTrARTY lrY&.e 3244 C..teW.1• l1J4Colt•Mnfl llJ4 I IY IUILOU Uwecled J II a.cw Pt~ Wan ls bome or w /In ••••••••••••••••• •• •••• • u••••••••••••• •• •••• • ••••··-•• •• •••••• ••••• 1.arte hoi»• 1m11ll lot. 3 rT • D U r L EX • Nor t b tofM Of( IU or lot to build Rr, z b11. laundry rm. ,.. Hwt CJ. H• bow La"una, prim41 eondluoo Q lifi d By Q t•ty ill CM /NB•~"· $31·3374 ni. Terroce Condo. 3BR, I alDROOM LOFT OML Y l ~pill ltH>I. Near Liskr Supt'rahllrpC•milyhome wt\h0l'\"IJ'\\'Uw.S1:U50. ua e ua I da1a.~T»teves. ZBA, patio, pool, Jacuu.i 2 llDIOOM WITH LOFT Park. U1ke \.o beach. llrll lo arrat locatlOft. Ov.ner 6 UNITS. Nortll w11.111a, i\va1I May h.t. $400. Oityr. Alaboma. $$3,0110. hu cur.tumu.ed thia utreau1l1 well ma111 Beau.tlfuUy l1nda.caf>ed. 3 bdfm., Z Soulh Ono.Jo Co. 2 or $1'7·419&,ev"'·~73·~'11. IMMEDIATEOCCtJPANC\' MU96l beaut. homr thruout Iv.· ia1Jned. 111s.ooo. balh. larie family rm. home in top con· bdrm. To su,ooo. VA · ~r clean 3 flR, 2 BA, R/O, OW , air eond Dl.S/mo. t7 l0 863_.~9. 963-1716 aum l''HA loan. Call ror DESI RABL~ WOODS ditioo! Custom Teak work~ Parquet ~cat.Ml-1116. --------1 upp\ \002 Operetta). COYE, 3 ISdrm , l bath, fiooring. If you like tales & a qualtfied NEAR OCEAN A~klna ~.ooo · massive tlre,Place. valllt· home, you 'II love thia one ~ WHERE'? .....,. • Private path>. fireplace, beamed ceilings. Pool & rec. room. l year lease. """Grun11da" PJ°'t clc ,:ourmet country atylt JrvincT~rrace. $lw., • ee Sam p C. ..._...._.,~ lrvlo Terr11ce new z br, 2 cm ed bt'am ceilln1•. NtOOO F 1 l ••••••••••••••••••••••• alrabla Lu CuC'St• Modrl kltC'hcn. d lnlns area, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba lownhou~t' w/loft & HAYLOFT APARTMENTS Larar 4 bedroom, 21'J paUmll load.lof1toraee. LIDO REALTY •-IMcll 3141 •ty windows. SrnJllC' b11thpur11Le fum1I> R~AL TY INC. This home •~ti In • uni· •• 77 vt-1 ......_ .. • 67.JJff ~•••••••••••••••• 1tor y w/11hake root Xlnt 21JA•ocedo.C.M. 641-0IU room. Slor:a1te galore-7 41 quc aardt'o-hkt aeU101 •• .... ._ ,.._ r 1 d k loc. Avail mid May. Day:i f'ormal dlnlnjl room 1 t46-1i 71 with an ocun view. 281l. den, frp t , ec 1• 834.47i7, ever. ~~l 6841 Mon·Frl Noon lo7 pm Sat.sun IO am &.o4 pm Y.a11y rare Jandi.citpm1; 1----------1 lllS,300. aar. wt hr/dryr. Fum. or Ownr lh1thly uparaclcd. No111 fly OWf\('f 2 br townhou50. • .... v~ I 06'7 °"*' .... h.... ~!~~:~ S:.$?.~rr::o:a ~'~: .. RIMT•Ls ~eao. $8L1l00. CalLfU!f' Nnr p()()I '30.$00.-C.a.U ............................................. 494·~ 2 8 l .... "" * ....... u.f...&*4 Apwlua•l•u.fww.. ll~t W7844~or003•16'7 WAJifTID! ~"--• R. hli .•••••••••• s:iz.s •••••••••••••••• ... _ ..... ,._ •••••••••••••••••• l' JD6f4~i~:·a~~ ..,. '* I' 00 Hewport IHC.. 3'" 2 Bk. 2 11"· ••.•.. S375l43S s... Aaa 3180 Cott• M•M 3124 I -··--·----HOMIS a COMDOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 UR. 2 ua. Den 14501:i;2s ••••~••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 982·4471 r.i: ~ DUTCH HAVEN We have buitrs walUoa• 13 R 1 M b L " c.-..._ 11.._ YI. 2 BH. 2\t 811 ..... SJSO/~ • ~~~~~~~~~ Qu"'t 11lrl'et·Nut 38R. CHECK THISI --FAST SAU . 11~ oyda kC?.~:irc R•" •W+w• _,,... w 3BR,2 lta ....•. SJS0/475 S2i5. 3 Rr. dbl aaragt, CASAVICTOfUA -1•,.l)a, ,.Int cond. shake alYllAA ~ J .... 111 It P "'"64 2 r 2 SpadOWI 48r, 21!.t ba. 2 2 RR, z ba. 1-·.R. • •• S525 k1dslpcts/sngl ok. t'l'u 1.2&3 br. O\'luitc Unfur. R~possession roof. rurved dr1Vew;ay UCLUSIVES CAL.1 ~·· Fam. sun porch, frptu, putt1n11 green. 4 BR, 2~ IJ11, furn • , ~ \\1iun ttrotals. :WO·»'IO or fo'urn. ~a~/v.\r pd. Ch 11 r n'l In i: $$3, 900. RU L HODGES f P, wa/d ryr, 12$,000. $JJSO. 162'7 llubor Cresl Adult!! Nu p<•l.3Si-C. jl1tto VA•FMA u :AOERSllH' n .t:: .. FOISOUDYALUE a•"'LTY D-t46S Clrcle,CdM.Summeror Towfth04t1• l•ool.rt-crm,elcvntol'6 LOWl>OWN 11-G?~ J USTLISTl-!D: Cl<»o to -.a. ... --forMle 1200 yearly.640-0148 U.tw..i~ l525 ~Vtctorla,6428970 ('ull t'or l>ctatl'.I Oana Point Har bor. 2 51W400 :;:.~ •••• ;•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JADE REALTY IMIM I 044 Yean new: ltr&e duplex LAND' LAND! LAND! ....... \MfwMllMd NEW ~rf1e!d Twnhmc 2~~~~: s~;~~-b::;,~. ~~~': 84 7-1231 ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• :S c~::.J~;,.a~r:;~lj~~ a..ctl I 06 We have uvallable Ute •0 •••••••••••••••••••• for rent, 2 ?r 2 Da. !•vlnE:. p vt patio, gur. $275, -----------1 lovel~ Coupl• come ur homci &. income •••••• .. •••••••••••••• following properties ..... l.a-d 3206 NEW 3 ~r 2 Ba Te rrace, dining, den, frph:, pvl A<.111.S. no pets. 2447 Eldcra ,.. propl"rty . l'r1ced a tNEWPORT SHORES H 3 .57 acr es c h oice ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cambridge Mod. avail patlo,1lt1l'.11r.pool.$425, 979-lGSll - The per crt home ro. S76 000 Blks lo IJch. 1 blk l Anaheim commercial $.SM. Little lsl. Charmin May l. Good location callM8·4t03 ----------~ l~o Lo11ely lurge masle <.:LOsl:: IN. 2 BR.&: den, pools, tennis, V·Ball, I& area 4BR 3ba, patio, trees $42S. :W7•7~4l833•32i5 M~a Verile T.ll. 2br, end Mature adult garden typo -t.uilc + j.(Ue!>t room & 2bot.cotllgc.Shortwillk encl p;itio, 4 Br 2~'J Ba 8acrtsncarDisneyland 497·3121 ltEHTALS unit, bhns, dshwshr. apts. 2 Br, den, 2 b;.i hath, t.l1n1ng room l.O beach. Prwatt )'•rd & many bllns, priced bel 250Acrn Mission Viejo c-... _. M• Single Family Homes plush crpls & drps, nr w I P D t Io. Re au l. family room open I · t Aki marketfor1mmtdule. __ _.. pool. NO PETS' landscaped w/pool. No ge1rden patio 3ndj ~~area. s nc ByOwntr.548·8025 WE llAVE BUYERS•••••••••••••••••••••• JBR.2 Ba ........... s.i25 $28S/mo.$<49·li8JartSpm pets. gracious cntertainin.e_.1 CUSTOM DUILT on tge FOR: Coiy Jbr " 2br bousH 3 BR, 2Vt n ........... $125 wkdys. Open ror 1nspec· MorffniCWM ., .. #2 Reau\1f ully decanted r1vatc lot· 4 BR 3 Ba· For Big Canyon pro~ lncome units-duplexes to SJOO.S37S. 1.se. No pets J BR. 2 Ba ..... ,, .... SOS lion wknds. 1649 A Iowa, 275 E. l8th St~ C.M. SHAKE UP thruout. Comm pool~ gcean vi'cw ,~iebo: perties. nil 81& Cany lOO units. chlldren.497-2930 38R,2 Ba ........... $4!Ml C.M. 631.3003 HER WORLD re<"reatton. Outstanding Heated pool & 3 car Realty, 644·1193 Fixer uppers-homes " 3 BR. 2 Ba ....... , ••• $4751 _________ -i---------- Wtt & Wild pool home h.ome for only $54,500 gara~c . Offer edSa t .... ~o•TSHOR.,S units S250.2 br,garage,petsok 48R.2Da ......••.•. $4 15 .,....aetU..fwn 3600 New adult walerCront UnderSi.>7.000!4bdr.2''l <.:ALLNOW, $125000 """"".-" 5 Bu1ldable lots F'ee 40R,2\."1 8a ......... $475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• apls in Mesa Verde. bth, immaC'ulatc thruout. DOWNTOWN LAGUNA; Canalfronl. you own lh Mobile llome Parle!>. Main Rentals, 540·5370 4 Br. 2V: ba, bon , .. , ~00 3 Dr 2 Bil, blt n dshwiihr & Beautiful landsraplflf. As:1ume VA loan 7'·~ ~ ~ CALL NOW older duplex on com· land. Almost completed CALL INVF.STM ENT Costo Mfto 122 .Townhouses stove, adults, no pets. Exceplionally rich In· Won'llast.9611-4156 752 7315 merc ial 101. Asking 3 BR, 2\.'J ba, ram. rm. DlVISION·COLE Of'••••••••••••••••••••••• 2DR.<!Ba ........... $3115 $375mo.673·2512 11.'riors, 1&2 bdrms Crom Th h r .... I $ll8,9QO <May lrade Co REALTORS67SSSl1 MESAVDDE 2fJR,2''l llu ......... SSSO .a.-t ts""-' ... _ _. ISM Mesa Verde Drive IT'S AIOUT TIME • S00,000 ,. dm. area. Many txtras N I:: W p 0 R T ' 2 RR. 2 Ba ........... 51501 , 5'!75. Mesa Ve rde Villas, ll'l -.oui.: 1 a ler moue OONALOM.l lltD ~.ARDEN SPOT. Close NewportShorcsl . rres tige31>r.2 ba Cami-3Bll,2l'1Ba ......... S425 .....p;: llNft ~1lswu Ea!!t, Costa M esa. i., finally on t~e market ""••·••••·•"".,• in, 2·slory, z bdrm ho!"'c CAYWOOD IEALTY Cocw: ciol ly r m_. Newly aecor . 3Bll. 2\lt bn, bon. , • $4:1()1~P·•_•_•,·:~~·••3••7•0• 1714~0>8871. ~l bdr.1.JLUl.'!>ln,lo~w--~guest apt below.See S • 290 Prwrtiy 1600 Watet . A•rdener pd. 3BR,2Ba ...•.. '$.S2S, ...,.,._a •1---------..,,,. ·-:. ...... ....-....... "'"-~* 'M. .. -.... ~L v.:u.»7~.. _1t_ -• -,.-., II' L . 54!' 81 , •••• _ •••• ,................ H .___._ o M ft' ~~~~~:.l~i'.7o~~~~ll ~~ S47.9or·--ofO\\~e·~~aul1ful -.. ,y lti . i;;;;~-~~~ ;~~~~~]· -~::~·~~~~·~ -~· 0: ~tw~~.c.K..~-:.\#~~lho' .~~'(~"4µ'·~ !'op <.:lo'c to schools. 1 wv s tory bargain-homes on larne ~Omer Eastbturr • ~ation space. 1000· sq.ft. next 10 I REALTY l ,:,,rttles · CloteCI Gor-s I I l " 1 """"' bank al slr.eel level $~~ .• I br, enced. garage. M;iin Rcn!11ls. 5"0·5370 -~-pc1rlc. bhOppin~. beach t ~rime n •inc oca ion lot, both in mini cond1 · 4 Br. Z'h ba. 2 fam1I .-~~ BEAUT.GROUNDS !l68-44S6 'Spanish tile entry steps: lion. Anitious owner w1t1I rooms. rrml dln rm. up w/glass store front M~in Rentals S40-S310 4S23Campus Or . Irvine Cotto MHG 372 ADULTS·NO Pl'.'TS ' --; down 1'? la\ ish living, finance : asking Sl24,900 graded. b40·0166 1pleas Owner/Brkr. M0-7559 ' Campus Valle)' Shop Ctr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 mmull'S Lo ocean. Lgo EXECUTIYEESTATE I room. Spa.n1sh actent,coNDO UUYS : 3 leuve mesugel o MIHtSHOPPIHG S2!>0·2br,&:arage,kidsok. CALLUl-8600 S37.50WEEK&UP I br. 2 br upper. 2 br s IDRM + rooL fircpl~cc. Glasi. & co~k. Bdrms .. 2 bn .• Kint loca-640 0227. Agnl. t ee. •Studio & 1 Bit Apls down. patio. All re· Qull!I tree lined roadway de<'or.1lor walls. Chef sl tion. close to s hopping & CENTER Main Rentals, 540-5370 COLLEGE PARK ·I br.1 •TV & M d Serv A a'I furbished. From 1200. :1helters this e xpansive s kitchen -bru:ht and b«'ach. $59,500 PRICE llEDUCED ~Shops + omces. Fully 2\.'J ba, 23SO sq rt. Pool, > 81 d v. 1 Ga s & w at c r Inc I. bedroom entertainer's cl UhXt!URe lr)UYS l ~ o ! Big ocean view. Lge., By owner,4br,3ba, VAN· leastd at 45M annu:illy. 3 Br, 2 ba, Cam rm. frplc, parks incl.S490.640.l714 ·~~ldeSc~·!!t pool Draperies, corpets, gas retreat' Executive·· t. ~a .. ter J.IJR.w1lhmanySeK\ras TASTIC BLU FFS G So.OranaeCounty. ~~~1~J.5J:~n~:~~~~~'--I h 32 .. 1 :Lo~~C:Othl~r~cs. heat,gasstovc,u1rcon• double door entry• "".'"It MiriorC'd do:-.ets. incl elevt!lor.$47,$00 I PLAN! View of Back ater & "•r dener __,...... ._ ... •SSOt Fwcek'srcnt d1tioning, swimming l~ovishll\mJ:l'OQmwtlh !tabulou ... "'oocl clecked:? Bdrm s .. 2 ba; Bay,J:1cuu1,224 Nata, NEW PORT BEACH w ,. ···••••••••••••••••••••• wind pool,rec.room,washtra l'alo:. Verdes hr~plJce'j patio-:-~0'.ercdl . L1°: b«'aut1fulgarden set11ng. lliD.640-ISJ8.0penda1ly: C 0 MM~ RC l AL ~·4l4 l. •RENTALS • 2376Newportntvd.CM &dryers. ~uni.hint• 1:nurme1 maint~nance pus 0 close t o cveryth1ns I BUILDING . Near Hoaa3Br2Ba,d blcargaragc, 3 DOKMS .. 2 IJATllS. 548·915.'>or&t5-3'JG7 ---------- kttrhen' ~·par.lie mom . price make lh" a r~all SS2.SOO !Br Owner. 48r 3ba Do~·e llosp1tal. prime location, S37S mo+ dl'p. 682 Gov. fireplace·. Lorated in -----1&2 BR gar den opts. 111 1.1" tJU.Jflt'• '> +bath• to\\nhomc ~nq;,un. <;all Ju~t hstf'd. 2 bdrm. con 1 . Shores/ Raycrcst I' c 1n ftne C'ond111on ; l"an erner Sl , 673.1166 f prime l\:orth end section t'rplr. dshwhr, pvt put10. (oiv lanuly mum ~Mr ' t.:~ .. , 7~~ ~ '~.., ,,...~ •. , , 1 do do:.e to i.hoppin" & land S109,5006-t2·8001 i:ive tax sheller/s pt'nd11· OutstancJmi: ocl'an ,.1ew. 1 Bil t•urn St85 nr. Irvine Ind. Area. $100 ini: .i.1.11r1 '"c· ,,, m.1!.l1·rl [ I bearh An.ioou~ 01• ncr!LIDO ISLE rust 4 Br ble-<:an be fi nanced by 2217 RALEIGH CIMc to beach S500 Mo. Lots of bltns. pool, walkl~o~IS. S57·284l _ l~•dt(""" 'J11t.:111.1r) :iml ~ ~ 11~~;11~·~ ask!ng ~9.9SO Ua. l2e S. Patio. SJ60.000 owner. Penthouse apart· 3 Br. 2 ba. Pool, patio. 3 lll>llM. +ram. rm . p, to shopp1 nl!. " nu.INcwly clcc·ora tl.'d Ille c·hillfrc•n rt•tre·11~, -.,_ ......... _ Bt.:1\<.:H MOBILE w r mcntwithview. lovt'IY decor, quiet balhs, has while water bca<'h.llJIW.rn1hSt. studii) l'allci,l adult.N•• ' ' · ., ' llOM L·c / 1 nan<' e' u w n r · COLE OF ... .,WPORT el hbo hood •""5 1·n~1 view. 81lt·1n r"n"c, ovAn, v Tro1111•,11 rl•Jr yurd Wllhf • ~ I <:ourtcsy to brkr1. ,.... n I: r ............ , a.. ~ 548049~ J><•b.APllh:inl·es.\Jtllpd. 11h11nmc•nni.: 1mol and fcrrl , li3 MAYPl.OWER J2xGO, 673-90071833.9780 REALTORS pool, m a Int. & gardener. l11shwshr .. ref rig. $425 ~~~~~~~~~~ S 160. llSU w. l !Jl h. pit• J\n c•n1crtf11ncr's lie-, YEltY PRIVATE 1 s:nack o~ the oceanfront. 2SlS E. Coast llwy M8·8797 Cor appl. l\to. 642_3452. l1~hl 'SFvr :ippointmcnti (l _.. • .. 1' ti \.1ew d1n1ng & l1v1ng HARBOR VIEW HOMES 675-551 I 3 Br, 2 Ba. Santa Ann MlSS10N nEALTY SUS CASITAS --------. 11 ~7 6010 vcrsn.""' y:iru.'" ur e rms. A wht1le of a buy: Carmel·J Br $86 900 • • 494 0131 • • 1-'UllN lli\CllS & t OR S3.1.'l. Nl.!ar new 3 br, 2 bo, {~""" '" •.,, 1,.,.., ll'>•f Nic1• H<x:k l hlli.. Call qulckly $13,000 Prin only 644.4j57 llgls, S37S mo.· Bltns. -----·-----1 Exceptionally N1rc frplc, Anr, yard, no pets. [~ tl l lu sec ~his ~ri<lc of '&i CAMBRIDGE 20lCS2. · IKwProperty 2000 <'Pts & drps. Cr plc. Ver)' charming 2 story. 2 21\0Newport l\lvd <: M t.:.C. M.642·1003. l !il1S11'ffj I owners IP oml'. 4 2 Bit. 2 ba. Benut1<ully ILUFFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• M2·1247 br, den, 2 ba, 2 frpk, ·· · · ----------ilf:iii• I lldrms ·, 2 bo You OWi'\ lnd$l'f)d. Looking down ()pt'n Sat %·5. Sun l·S l TO' u ... tTS Terrine EasL~ide family natural wood paneling FURN. 1 br apt, ulil pd 2 Br. t lia, Pool, Ultns. • ' tbclaod SI07,000 on the pounding surf, 48r, 2,,. ba, 2 fami'lv k 11. b W/3 b g bdrms lrg thruool. !X'll & grooved Pool. Adults, no ~ts Orapes. S200 per mn. TI< , Builder· Bro e r ~· 1na ome I ' I nrs. Lari:e trees. \Ila blk $210. f\lso 2 br nrt. $200. 642·9361art5PM """' I ~ with lar1tc view deck. See rooms, frml din rm. up MW & near new income garage. & huge yard . or Crom ocean. No. end. + ulil. 22G5 C11nyon Dr -,---------~ SECLUDED 552·7000 tooayat W.000! 11raded. 640-0166 <Plea~ property .Go~d. tax <'h1ldrcn & pet~. Asking Couples pref. no pets. Apu-·.833·8S33. N~ .2 br & den. l ba. SPANISH ESTATE + I .. Bf-."--leave m essage) o sbelter&apprec1atton. $400 per., mo. free Ren· 8585. m o. Yrly l sc. Avail r.~ay lst. S27S. 329 POOL-ASSUME I THE . · .. · • uu .I.Miu-~ 640-0227. Agnt. LIOHS ESTATIS tal Serv1rc. 540-8944 or 494.2791 Vry lrl? 1br, ntly dccoral· Untvcrs1ty Or. 642·6243 SJS,000 I VILLAGE. . . ~1:7 536-8832 &t6-77ll. Walker & Lee ed. Sl95. Also Jbr & den, NEWLY DJ::COHATED Quiet roacfw;.1~ lo prl\'atc ! Rf.ALTOR S ·· 4 .. ·HOO ~·--1& Real F.statc. Newport leach 3269 nu crpls, pool, lndry rm, 2 llr w/j.(arage $200. New 11:irk1 n ~: Sc cl u d ''cl · D&A 6 3Br. 2Ba. dlnrm, 2 car gr., ••••••••••••••••••••••• hllns, vr~ ~vt, $ZOS. No c rpt.fenced yard-water "1rlkw11y t o i:roundi..1 CHOICE BLUFFS E blUns, dsbws hr, frplc, llG CANYON pcl.s.S4S.688:i. pd. 2228 "A" Placentia 1ohclt1·rco I>)' h11Lh actolX'; VIEW PLAN· Two Lovely Con corpcts, drapes •. large LUXURIOUS LIVING HuntilM)tOft leach 3740 Ave. 636-4120 JloS. "alb' 1':\l•1·1111vc entry HOME d o miniums . One In UNITS fenced yd w/pat10, nr Prof decorated light & ••••••••••••••••••••••• . h1•low rt•cl lilt• roof'' Original Bluffs, One In schools & So. Coast airy 2 U/lt, den: wetbor, BEAUTIFUL 1 br furn Beautifully landscaped :-. c I' u r .11 ,. m n s l l' r S lkclrooms, 2• 2 balhs; Newer Bluffs. ~a With NEWPORT IUCH Blat a. S375mo. 49'·5849 frplc Lovely pvt yd apt.a $170 & $180 Spanish gard3en81ypeDlodhult ohpts. lx-droorn i..111ctuary vlus rul·de-snc St 1. BIOt'k to Bedrooms, 2~ Ba. Patio, U A 11 J 1 { t 1 bid • l 1 ·2· r. s was e r. :I rh1lt1rrn·,. rc'trcati.., pool :ind tennis rourts. AdJa<'ent Greenblt. Pride-of·~wnership T.he 0...P.... 3226 w/pa o. va une 5 Ye g, pvt enc sar, encl. gar .. BBQ. Gos & l''orrnJI d111c l"amilv I nrnc f~m1lv arc~ ELKINS CO., R•alto-Bluffs units: 4 Units w1lh ••••••••••••••••••••••• lse. pool, sauna, lndry. a Its, water pd Pool · · 1 .. .. .. J •• Woods Cov• .. '" r 1 s Ith PEACOCK 644-5335 17301 Keelson Ln. 1 blk L• M''.-HCH· ........ "5 room ll<'Jr t·ourtyardl Sl36,SOO ,.. 881 Dover Dr. 631·1 b!:~:~es~eil~~lleS ~nd 3 BR. 2 Ba. crpts. frpk, 2 W.of Dc:ich off Slater. ~ " """" !,1;.~l~.· ~.utm1 ~rfr(~1~ln1rcpon1rn1IJ' I LE RAISOR Charmer with priv•<'Y. 4 + ,,,._. paneling. Luxurious un· car car, bltns. '300, Deloit Dupl~x, JBr. 2Ba, 842·7848 778Scott Place, CM '"'"" ·~ " vu, deck, 2 bdrms. Dead· ~ llS In a luxurious setlinn. --t' l' • p a t Io. b I tin s ' ........ ...__. •---h 642·5073 ll\'lni: Talo.t• Cl\'f'r exist ! end sL 1-:it<'ellent starter Beautiful home with big • 3 BR Apt, 2 Ba, lrpl<', washer/dryer. On Bay..__,....• --3769 ---------- 1ni.: IQ.in .11 ~:l 19 ra •r 1 REALTY for beach lovers. $69,500 dining rm . den & enter· $2l8,000. Le3$e hold. bltns. $300. 499-2986 or Bch w/playground adj. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eastsl-.&ge 2 br month !lio nrw loun <·vr. 1 tajning area overlook.in& I! lft.. R 4oc .. 86 ... ..,. c II 67c ll'" f 1or2 Br Adults no n..t• Bltns, w/w, llrps, pool. b' fo'or (ll'l\'Ollt' :.howmi:j' ~S2.lCampus Dr., Irvine big 5pr awlinc pool. I ...... ,,..... _,.,mo. 8 .... "'a · ' ' r~ "' patio. Adults, no pets. •'.111 H47 fiOIO Cumpt1:1 V allc)' Shop Ctr Hurry. <'Dll 645·0303 Placlt FcMMfcM Valley 3234 6• ~:~t~~'Jf~'if6.~~~ E. S200. 645-3971 ,.,.,,..,,,9 .,,Hw""ri"'''' i CALLlll·l600 j FOIESTOLso ... 1Mc Pl p•rl:lea ....................... WATERFR ONT 2sE s·d L u e [ 11---" -, ast 1 c uit2 r llh a, e lt~ft'll~ 7Sl•tt'M Condo.GrecnVallt'y.4br. +den, 3Ra, 2/prk $40 WK UP 1&2 Ur & frplc pool adlts S250 ' '! .• · VLllLYLIAMGGE I 3 Br A·lrame w/ Jacuui. .... ••u~ .. jl(M 2~ bath. patio, d blc car spaces. Ooat sllps/sid Hach. Color TV, maid 145 E' lBth St S45-M97 • ; $76,SOO. Nr. bch, pool & 12 UNITS gar .. OW, Cplc, $375/mo. lie avail. $900. Yrly lse scrv. Pool. nm 1\1 1'.:SA, · · tennis. 642·3850 Bkr N I All 'l 963-4569 063-1786 l&t/lasl/ $200 sec. Don 415 N. Newport 81, NH GRAND OPENING .,I F.njo y the' l11:htrdj ear y new. uni 5 N 6449060 646-9681 THE 4 ICr. 1' · lln, M'flaral<' -path" "Y'· , 1,.1l «t the have D/W. MC, shake HuuliR9'C1t1 ie-ech 3240 oorse · · DAISY 111• l!Jr:'lt:t'. nNr lwh,• llOl'I or "'ulk 10 flt•arby IA Y.CllEST roof. Priced be low ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT J br, db Unique Cottage Corl cider FOR IUDS A,..D -.u ~JO ic.1111 ll1llllt•.1tl f>r I i.hoppcn.: r rntrr :ind Spotje!>I 4 BR. + family S20.000 per unit. $45,000 Fi~place. DW. 3 bedrm 2 l{aragc, yrly lease. $600. person. Must be able to THElll PAll!HTS! i;c hool, ~1nt:lc> t1tory rm. + din. rm., 3 b:i., down. Principals only ba, cpts. drps. $365/mo mo. ASSOt'iated So. Cst. care for 2 nt<'e <'als, feed-•Pool 5 IEDROOM 1wnh~c '"uh 3 bdrm~ . 2 pool home. llnck frpl. please. Agent. 642·8550, 963·"569 963·1786 Brokers, 573.7137 eves. Ing etc. A lovely yard. •2 Bedrooms ,RESTl"-E hath,, k11c·hf'n <'ou.nyard ••CO M !IC 0 D 0 R F.S Mklng IHS th11n rt>place· eves 546·1081 20130lhSt. ND. •Tot Lot ..., 9nn u tccllna of ~prina DRIOOt.:·Scan the blue mcmtr011tatl1l•.OOO! 4 Rr Condo, rpls, dtps, OCEANFRONTHOME Patios,feneedyord~ You'll 11All llnd .. hulll.! SG2,0UO Pnriflc Crorn the llvmi: ..... I p 5 UNITS patio, pool, $325 mo. 1 yr 0 n l h c "t• o 1 n l' '. S. CIH!Mftt• 3776 Pomona at llllh StrccL tw11w hlo.1• 1h1 .. a11111n tori room nncl dr('k of lhh ., r'Of'• WestslaeCoslaMesa.A1l .lease979·7888 Ovcrloolcini: Jetty & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 6.'H·3StS •111ly ~h'1.:w10 l't·1 frrt for lo11ely JliR or 2+dcn. de· l..etwt Main Chonncl. '1 beds, 2 Dr, bltns. attach iiur.1----------• 675 7060 * 2 bdrms, close to ever· St~. Utll pd. 2 br, "aro"C, 2b s · t cJ 1 l I t J"" • nt1•1 t u111111~. roomy t•orutor <'Olor11, ult llp• • uthlna. SllS,000. Call f·-. .. .. a. ummcr or win er rps, c ose o lr '• ,,., IRAHD HEW l.111·h .. n Y.llh ~.intc-11 hkr1 pllon<'C kltch .• plusl't J " ''" rental . ..-umlturc ava1lu-Coron11 Ln.827-18:J3 ,,.11 111~ 111 I t'.•r y.11 <1 I e:irpeting. over&Ltcd a 6'13·4S22. BKR. Main Rentals, 540·5370 ble. 11200 mo. on yearly Sant COUNTRY WOODS ··111 .. e• I ll .111 .... 1111pp1n•1• r "Jlr dbl lot or"ftnl" ATMOSPMIH 0 Id A ' ff II lease. WDterfronl llomC3 aAno 3710 lfOll!••tZl1tSt. :,·Mui" •'-t n···" '"' J u~1 t ~!rd';.n 'only .. MH.~. .. Indoor /Outdoor 11vrn1t on :~w e':n 11:~ l ~o~' oc. '::S l .b:;:,cnced, kids, 631-1400 •••••••• •• •••• ••••••••• 2 Br&. d en, ftrcploct•. 11,11•11 Wu11 '1 lu..,l ''•U:>llV. rK <.:11rd1H mod hfoyttMGoodUf• lrornerk>lnrxtto i;rffn· cupied. $32,700. 1tro11. MainRentols,:W!>·5370 COUNTltVLlVING.2 11r G4S.Mit3 1111 1 1, ,, 1111 1.,111 1 h "' Imme'(! po .... 21\H 2h:1 nr 32325 So Coa&t llwy bell. OrautHul 3 Cit, Xlnt llN!I, Costa r.tcaa. J Ba, refrig/ran~e. cpls. AMIASSADOll IHHS "t't'kl·r111 I H'" rt•111 l'lu.~h trPlll. 499 4514 493 25 IJ ram-rm. formal dln·rm 642-07~. Supor 3 br, 2 ba. cpts. drn.a "ar pvt yd :l\ail OF AMERICA Lite 2 br. 2 ha. S215. mo. ROIERTS REALTY ltnhan c1u11rry llll' nil • • • Come & let! ori::N drpl, R /O, S32Stmo ........ ' . TWOLOCl\TIONS /\ISO l hr, l hi\ 517:;, mo. 8 688 I fl" •fl<' S-\2.900. l>wnr •l.i\t~UNA BEACll • HOUSE SAT&< SUN. l $. llACH UMfTS 1163-4$6G96:J.l786 May J, SJOO. 557·8113 Wt:fo:KLY RATF.S New crpt~. Smnll rh1fd 84 •I ~12112 Pa"""r,•1m1c <'oft•.t•I v1•w SOUTHCOAST •l8Unlt81.1lldln1C N ........ .t Jl"t" 3DR 2BA ft)l.l.Sf:ttvl<;t: ol<.330 <.:cntcr~1.M1u·.on ---------••v1lln1t<' I. l'll mhrtt1uc 3DH~3ba. rromu;p"ac10~11. lNV~~::NT •IS Unit Dulldlnl( eon 4 br. 2 ba. cpts, ch~~.'ni: ~117st·~ hs~ s.195 2277 llarl>or. <.:.M. premises or call 642·6012 rl \I I I I I well c·on11tructed new •tUnit Oulldlna d r p•. R 10. S350/mo. mo. 5ZJ Hol~a. ~14ll·SO.ll 2009 Hm1tnl, :-, "· nflrr6. ~ulwr1>1t1 lloml' South o . 01 l' , " nl. <'on1 . •1316u nll81das 963·4569003·1786 M5·4!WO.'!r~0·2300 --------- ,\ d ll ITI ' • I': ll ' I " I r. '~ o.~ 8 :I 11 11 ti. h I"" Mme $l>S.OOO; s.. Clt•At• I 0'7 0 I " d $450, MO. l..ac·Gor(l<'l)llS Lovc:>ly 3 br townhi;c, 2 l>n. 111ookh 1~r.~1 •thr. form ~234'17 •'Vt's & wknd.s •l.AGUNASll/\RPJF:• ••••••••••••••••••••.. AGEN'1P~4410 ydt to bch.2bdCon o. condo. Oc. Vu, ool. Patio, frplc, pool. $300 • • 11n rm , It ~ 111.m '.'Tl No l~enltor• ~~:!c· ~;·~1C:Ja;_;~cw Dy Owntr·r ruldl'ntl• Aak For Steve Pool Jocunl, l en nla, ('lubh11r. Ncwrort d'rnllt, Af".lti11tt11lt i\dullSMS·3381 ~·11 ~ri~~.1(~';1~n~:~~·~~~LC1CJMMl•ach t04J JAYW Yl::ATS RLTY. ll1tbhtaTownh11e.2Story :lNJ:/!v:!"°· 9SH317· ~.!~"· Gt::ltttlt: CO. U:tfW'Rithed GAHOF.NAptonqulcl11t. I \' I ll •••••••••••••••••••••• 3171J Coast Hwy . 2 r. lV. ba. m.soo. Cal 13 UNITS ....,.....,.,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 bt, IJlln!I, rcfr1g., nrw l ri1pi•ri c~. an .u . S ' -...... -.... •-.1m ,.....,. C 11 for dA OD 4 .. r FR ••ao C ..a-•M 3822 ~prt• "nrl unr lndry 11.1Jl"r ~t·r to nppn-c1Jh' llAWAllAN MOlH·.ltN ..,.ttuna ... ,,.,.~, ......, · vuuu area. 1 .... " ' · ' "'"' • OLUFfi; rondo lenses Of'OftO..,... or ~ '" ~ ' • • 1111 ll l':ih r l>i 1111, <.>PC'n J bed rm 2 b.ith home ta~l.s. Agent. 5't9·0812 1805>965-<IVJO wkdays for Slortlni; ul 14~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnl 761 Scott l'luct', Ap~ £>;nh.t !11in1• Y.1th nllth1•l•h:1rmorthc DIVERSCOVEAPT. S...J.. appt. or 17331 Avalon •AJ1ent &i4.1133 • 3. Adultll. ~IQ, 642·0211 -l8l11nd11 lncludini: C'K'cnn 2 BR. 2 B:i. oceanrroot C.,.1tr.o I 07 Loh for MM wkndaonly. .., or673·831l4 $59 ,500 .ind mountn1n \It'\\ rice t'abulous North l.ai;una ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ur 2 Ba, bllns, dbl gar, Spy .... 1 Rldc)e View re .... v C:-.-rOI-. -tn-d-fl-oo-r.-i-11t1-y-r-ll-ld ·I 11r ;: 11~1 . 1i.· rm. & fJm r1avcr wall 1·11vcrin~s. location. 49'·1288 flkr. Country Estete 2V. Acre Pict ure11que children OK, no peU. Spac 48r, 21_., ba, 2 frpk~. 'Tl,. ft~!",~!, unit. 3 br. : bu. h plr . .irt•.1 i-..•.1 hury Tr;1l't !O. h o I 1 ~ <' r <' <' n:; ..... 1 Building Sile, w/slream, SJSO, 962-40".,it puUlna Qrf"('n, $1):'.0, )fl27 t,., ~ = ~~ g300. a73 3009 ufl ii 30 tlfXI :?1'1:? or 111 h ~ by 90 1llum1nat<'d ,.hac1ow box THULY FINE LIVING .. on 2·3 v.:aullfu acres. tr~. rocks. North San lhrbor <;rut <.;i rdc. l'.1mll11m11 rc1bn~~·Scpat11tl' dioml[ ~<;.j~5nl~ ~~·:~~ ~~~h !~!~1~li~~ 1!0,· ;0711~!· Diego county. Will ex· bcaut. Villa Paclfic 2 sty CdM. Summer or ycnrly. CORONA DF:L MAR _w_k_cl_y_s ______ _ rm and brc>:ikfnst rm bil ho 1 Ci 1 heat-" pool with cabana' change. bch hse, 2 Dr, lY.a Da, 640-0148 2 nr Townhnu!lll, frple. Quiet, nuwly decorntcd FOlt SA i.i::· /\BJ\N . ll 0 ill ~; D V I I# L A • watt•r front nl · mO\phrrc.>' 1 3 Ovrr111U.'(l hr"s. 3 bnlh,, 'IUnltte kitchen hn~ all hltC$l (IX· tur1« Jl8j\ IJBQ. Swedish 6tyle (Jll <'. "''<'l hnr & wine r:!ck. dblc gar. Boat At trailer stora11c. i\s11um $33.~77. Ex1stin1t lo4n halnnrc or rcf1n:SnC'I' Ukr 962 551 1 VocatdC~er 4 H~<lrm home In n1N.• .Hl'a Nrn1 <'alhoflc· !'oC'hool \\'.ilk to 11hop,, b1!.I.' to bench Rllni;, Y.:itrr "ortcntr . ~pnnkler' ~9.000 Our llC"<t bu)'' ~('if t'IH!l('t Healto". r:i 11 ~ ll83G with oresn vt<'W·Bll cll.'C· mo e me n ne oea. u itsoo 0 11 j Lee llu1t>n Realtor new cpts & drps, 2\AJ car Pool. tenni~. cont mental sm opt, hh'ol for oldcr or tric k1tt•.hcn·m 11i:netic tlon.wlth fin e ocf'tn ca:.ry :it S!\._;'!..~Ui ';g,k 833-13$$ 499·\731 aar, pools, tennis, sauna.• Br w/lrplr, close lo hreakfaat . Same ocean & retired person. no pell. r11poonrc1-1, llcnlNt An· v1cw. down 83194 1 d I -1-""--..& 14cSl2S.968~2M &<'hool s, good (nr Cnuihna vh·w~. Cloi1c to garage.21s2Elclrn thony pool, larA<' CiniahNI NORINS REALTY · t; · 1 1>'8 or th•,...,---.-.. children & pets. S47S. ~tore rm undcr thl' house .. , .. _ •057 831·2212 ves. ....,.. 2400 Br : Ba. cptsl drps, 615-J021 shopping & fine bcarh Br townhouse:?. I ~ bn, I d I h I ...... _ IOMD IE.ALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc lndcd yo elec 644-2611 nr. Fairview &c Baker. 1bn.c ""' ,1 blmel• ---------1~-=-=~-==.:::..:_.::-1 stove'& dshwshr: $400. S.Cla1Mlll• ll761·-------~ Nopcts.S200.S4S·l882 ra •n<>ts I , <><'ks to wa--a I 052 , .. hMrl C... 2007" N B I I •••••••••• •• •• •• •• ••••• ----------1 Coast llwy .• shops & "';"' s-e.AM 1010 Lce tbtdrm.~mptrum. • tw rt an. nr Sprci;il 2 DR for 11 dal tr~nsPOrtation. llt0,500. •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jcleal Investment for Adams bcwn Beach 'iShoreclltf1 48r, 2Ba on gdult · p a t ios ~cw br,2ba,p3llo,garage.no Shownbyeppt.rourtcsy OPEHl-4:JOSUM •IOlM hlde•w•r "re ntal. MaaMOa.2l3-S91·3164 ~~lf ~ou~a;85cluN~~~ drapts. carp.·& op· p(U, s21s1mo. 642·3528. 10 Broker~. Voad Co. 2464Z L .. Serr.,.• 2 STOaY 125,11$0. c1n for addl· •3 Br. cptstdrps, pvt '794-~s:i • pllt1nru. $21'5 , Oays _642_·3936 __ . _____ _ Rtalton.WQ34& CapeCod3Rr,2b11.bcnut plus~ a ba Ira LR t lonal info. A &cnl pl11o&frplc.Nke fnc ' 64H848.eve67S·J25S Adult 2 br townhouse , • • R 3 NF.XT TO BEAC"H, new crpta. Xlnt cond. w/rock r;.p1c c'~s R & O 642.(1681 yd. SMO. 67S·SA10 4 Br. decorator home, 2 N I I . r Eastside, d~h~hr, pntlo, LanunA '~ •~st 2BR '"-•.View lot e n closed Cov patio Lr1 toe Boat Sa, fam rm. panoramk ear ynf'w, owerunilo end.gar.S275 6·11·0878 " " "" ~ w /whlte picket fence. & · 11 • ' • VA •HI...... l"IM 32•U ocean view 1495. 492.a710 duplex: :i rm, 2 ba., frpl ... 1--------- ta11c & supcor J~nthou'c $6S.9SO. tra er5::e:!;4 WMIH 2f00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• blwn t ·so& s.:JO. 2 csiqtnraQ!'. Av1111. now' 2 Dr a111. $190. Pool, <:pt•. upl Sl'c-ond mnkeolfer. CUMMINCS REALTY ~ ~8i' · ' 0 ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• S. J--'-Tw"'"9w S42S/Mo. on ycorly lcuc dl'J)l!. bllns. /\dult11, no • • DoplC'X·2RR 2b11, dbl 1A11k for Wnnd111 • • Pvt Pty has ~.000 tor Park vl;~~w 3 Ur 2~ 5..t. AM 3210 Bay & De11rh R<•alty pd~. 2U5 Cnn)'c>J\ Or. ~~~r~"tt:J &ni!:e;~°':~· t7l 4l 49!> 1407 dv.1\pymntonnewornr· Ba. up1rided cpl!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •G7SJOOO • • Aptt' 833·M33 ocn vu" S12S.OOO.IMMACULATE 4 BR ly newincomcpropcrty drPf, frplc:, mirrors. S:10. 2 br, kltlt ok 81ktobeach.3 8R.2 8n, Rr,$210+utll Adult'I, ZAGRO DZKY Rltr w/hill vu. MUST SF.LL. lnOransoCo. Prtnclpab car a•r. 1700 mo. Dy Cara11t'.N1cey1rd.Fee. upper. Adult•. no pets. no peLt1. G79 Center St. 49Hl611 sn.soo .. Okr ~ onl1.~l20alter7prn, Ownr.5"$&934 MalnRentals,5405310 YrlyS375.mo 675-5359 CMS43-i!MM a Jo DA~V PILOT Mono•r Apri1 2t 1976 Add lt...Build it. .. D1 aper i t. .. Hammer it... Cari>et SERVICE it .•. Cement it ... Wire 1t .. Hoe 1t Clean 1t ... M ove it. .. Press lt ••. Paint it. Nail it...Plaster it. .. F1x ii. .. DIRECTORY ~~~~ ...... ~~!.~~:!~~ ....... J~t.~~~ .......... ~ .............. ~~=:i ............. ~~ ......... ~~~~~~~! .... ~~~: ......... 1~~.~!!':!~~ ......... .. 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NOJOUTOOSMALL! rmdl, t"r« ('~t. ~ml JOI" l> .. lh, t·:.ibnu. dcrk,, r1> Cf):-JCIUITf: -HR J(.'K tJnh, Inc. Credit <.:a11I l:ompll!te ma1.11l U.~ 0000 oo 2121 Avt>r. uxt. l·aty, $295 1 k (• L> ll 11·' " ---·• t ._ .. I t .-.c Plumber. repair, rupi"". wc .cume 5Jti·242tl &. ml·nt w . u11lt,1rtu1 Ul .OC"4<Tll.f:Wol<K 1\1)1u11, vi.. -.!I"• •160., d"•""ndabl-lo~n H4UJ-*J t-.&a.-i.... _i1y_..., n . ....,rm. ...-.. ...,II"" • I .. ~ ' ..-~ ... , ~ -_...........,....., I' I 'I I ..... •rnr .. 1~ line• "· Inst·"'-. ~-'""· Ulle!I uWll wor ... Jllb1 IH2 l\tt7.I r\llll' r:r .. .i:i. month( ••••••••••••••••••••••• n~1nc mtr .iuur ,._. ·~ a "' ..... -------Hllll, all work i:11a1. --li>\'r\ll'C. Low ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:u11r,1nsr,freec:.t t1onG.G1dley64.2·9315 T .... 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HOW IS THE TIME -BlL y for usable 1lems. 5S7·2005 ,.~lreplart"s Planters 714/5.57·2278 -"-·--·------Carpet Service foa 011 '>t' ·II ,1, 1 . . '.\la.rl.. Mom·mnn Quaht) L'S LA WMS S · Spring Palntmg·Sgl story ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 JD 1~ t, !>\hid.I "orkatJi"J1rpme.l.11• Cumm'I Resu.lenual C~Mo•lftCJ BrlckConcretePallo lrom $275, acuusllcal PLUl\lBING , all lype!>H<'mO\Jls. trimm•n . ..:. "'.e Care Carpet Ch•.1n1•r:1 ~~.~·nti'll~l~·1,!1;t'~;1\ .. ~~ct11; 300!>34. ~9 2756 & S.19·87\t Deprm.lable. mature. Re.ts rate~. 673-!715 non Block Walls BBQ Pi · ceiling from 7• sq ft. Free work, he'd, low cosl, 2\J prumni;. frca esl; I .ic ll, ~te:JI~ ck;rn or sh.1mpoo I lhe JUb )OU ";ant l!I n••I ~~ 68-'!I fo'ree est --ner. Ests 646-046' eslll!M-1214 yrs expr. 536 2912 lully llll!Ured. 642-2624 Al~o l,;phohkry .\I~" ?1 I.. tht•rl.' 'uu n11i:ht <on,1111 r I DON'T MISS l l e I · ::. G 11 rd e n 1 n g ~~~~!'!?........ P«MtingfPoperillCJ Plost.r jll.,air Pool Ser•ic• -,·00 don't m.•C<.I n ~uo 111 i:uar .. Jh'f<,,F'rt'.t'f.•t.~. Ollt•1111•.• )0111 .~<'l\I \'"' .......... Hobby":':! .. ""rv1 .. e•,many)0r~.~v.HOUSECl.EAN lNG 1· ••• ••• •• •• d ( .. u r ll 1"5 ,71t r l •fllllr ~ ~ " ., .. '"~ •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• raw O~l WhAI) 'I'll n eois J ·:. ... " ' _ \\'tlh an .u.J 111 tlu• Johj Wedo~· ... ays ao 11 '· " , ' ~"" per. HI aruor areu. Our Bui.lness. Ca1 1Lotsa Pride-Fair Prices.VERY NEi\T PA'l'C ll lMONTH AT ~'l l'RICE pl11eean11dl11lheDa1lv JI Jve somethmi: to w ll ' \\anll·tl t:uh'i;ory · Phon,• Slltun:l;.iyi. Residenllal1Commerrntl Jamee 5 Raggedy Ann:. l.tcJlns. Calleo Pa1nlma. JOBS & T 1::XTU RE. $30 MoThcreaht•r. Pilot Want Ads! Cull no"' l 'IJ,s1fwd Jdl> do 1l \\ t••I I r.4.! ~711 I D.ul:r 1'1lot Cla~s1r1e<1 S.tJ.69b5 eves. 675-~3 Xlnl references 979.3335 Free est. 893·1439. Complete Svs 7~-0370 -642·5671l. Apa fMHh u..tw.. iApa ....... u.fwa. Aport....ah u..tw.. ~-H' Re-ntols ...•...•........••..... , •....••......................•......•..•...... 4200 Office Rental 4400 ltniMH Pwtonals 5350 HefpW..t.d 7100HefpW•hd 7100 Opportunity 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa 3824HewportBeach 3869 MewportBeach 3869 Encutl••Offlc.s ......•.......•.•.••... 1• ••••• • ••• •• •• • ••• •••••1 ·· • • • • • • •• • •• • • •• •• •••• Bro"d .. •ny Ore. Uld". ::.:.?:!5 New 2 hr io:ard1•11 apt · " n.. • I' · ba patio Ad oils n~I PARK NEWPORT J Hr'.! H.1 11r llo.1i: llosp ~l<'ean & ba.) Nwpt lirh Santa Ana •••••• • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • •• Drinking problem? CallAlcoholHelphne ADVERTISING SALESMAN 24 hrs a day 835-3830 Skilled in salesm anship, experienced BUILDERS SUPPLY • . -.----I r\ .. ,·hl.'lor lur '.! .:J1lJ 111:.µ: JIJtm. t·~d ~-18511. !li5·~~ft~-orriccs. n·cepuonist & , .... ~, f>.i2,u.o~I· ' APARTMENTS ~Bl111,,1 ,1."'t" 1bh11>shr raktnl! reser. vat1on:.. Prom SllJO pt'r mo. Plush NETSS86,000. YR 1513.246.73 Gross. Als hJndles rental equip· menl. Very busy, well SPIRITUAL KEADER in d e veloping speculative l ayouts , A~~~~~~~~~~!~s strong on closing and not afraid lo "( ~~ • 38261 B.-<Jrooul:) .ipl! i.;Jr, ·•.~Iii.. nu veh. ~JO tfttaJ!.to shore 4300 parkmi: provided al no ~l~,.;.~ ••.••,u••-;ru•• '·(f .. ~Oh\fU»h'. ·~ • :,.o;'!t';l., I~:. _1 11 ~ tP-~~·-.• .. •,1':•2,r a_dd1tt<t'1.u..'.__:~· ...£:>./'· d \~~'-t&~~~~;>Jl.I ~'":"· ,.. :r~~~'>:...,J£C:-....,~ ·~ 1l~D'· (()"~11~· fll.r.1 ~11os'a ~'·cli.,T .011~n!lr.~ • 1.11·•1.il.lril~\ai!V..i)'I,., :ii·;m>'28rTnplexin RL\IASSOCIATES ~;.!•~l,is~~;~s TI!r''""r~~O't~gl 837·4200 ~,;:~~~~Pe."' . -~a),t~~~~~~~~._:?~~~~ ~9034-it.s 13G exc:fien t fringe benefits. Ca,11 Display hwasher. 1·µt,,, drJl'l''·l Sµ,1 l'o.1h, l c11111-. 1 ~.~1 lrl2·(iljlj9 CM Sl3.'> per mo Sheree · M7.6157 ~ .. r. Nr. ~IJrma. :>1!15 Acru,., Jrom t Jbhinn -t..12 o~ mo.493-7:?31 Island at JJmbul't•c on :\t!" J uu. ::: UJ, wat.:r ------• O I iff TOBACCO STOU MASSAGE Advertis ing Manager , The Daily Pilot, FIGURE MODElS ~~;:i~t;:n;: 4 3 2 1, Ext 2 6 6 ' Co r ~---·-·-v II 3934,S.tnJo:.iqumll11l:.1(0Jt.I I \le\O $150 mo )rl); Cutdown 15 w~stcl Dr. NETSSl9.800YR "'"'""aift a ey 17141 644 1900 I llrokl'r li75· l!ll I l ' i E 1 , Newport Fmanc1al Ctr Original owner or 5 yrs ....................... . I 1" "CJ xp~nses. L i Offi " enlcrin° Hospital (or mn, I --Sh h eas ng ice ~poce ,.. .. ESCORTS E qua l Opportunity Employer Outcoll· Appl. only Home.Office• Studio Quiel adll l1tt1do. 2 '') 2 •DELUXE• I ll•·.1111 l~f' 2 llr frpl1·. ~' t • are a ornt' or aplm. ent Cull on Sile Mannger JOr surj?ery. Located in llR. 11'2 TI.\, l'IJh Jrp,, E 111 If J 1 . ., h pallv. pool, SJlfl t.J(j.f,789 ~t·Clb.n.s UNuMITW !7l4) 642 3111 ext 246 busy root traffic area. ;11r cond 11001 ••.ir 3' 1 u Jt. ~ ·1 &~8f..Ol!l ITTr .. -,,_ ............ ,_...._ Only$29,000.Cullpn cc lll· ,.1 L'A"' " ' " 'I Le.i't: 1111'1 'I'·". m.i,lt'r1 UAC ~ ,,.~~-~-" 1----------631-3811 tt.fpW..t.d 7IOOHelpW•hd 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S:i!S" ,~. <. • .,1111i-. din • 111 ~ .11111 South I _C".>:1h ... -n.x..,...q ~~::r.~ooo. s tock. ABORTION A/PAY CLERK _______ 9t,! 71·17• l!.ir .1 c ,. \ o I u """r La9Ufta 3886L832·41J.l SINCF: 1971 Counseling & Referral 3 Yrs ex per. Uso of HwttiftC)'ton Beach 3840; 0 11• 11' r J\ ·11' l'ornl •" •••••••••••••••••••••••1, ----·---Clotftinq Ster. Prei:. test·avail. wknds cakulalor & lite typing ....................... rl•<rt'.llttm ui c.i. ,\clulh Pt ~·J11l111111 1·01\ I llr I Ua ,f rmal<' wan ls to l>hnrc ~"" C• ,.11 • Nl'ts Sl4.000. help run 24 Hr helpline 547.9495 ;11111\ 1111111.h '"'"rl1111k1111• 1· .. u· &l :?Br :1p1 w/s:im<>. ,/~ 11 .-.. r eq'd. Xlnl (r ini:c BRAND HEW • lll~ \1111~11~ \\ ·" ;\II I •K '""' 1'111 .11•• 11 am tu B(•aulllul locat10n. Vw", ./' v..-Casual wear for him & MASSAGE bend1ts. Salarv ba::.<.'(J on ,, •• 11 l..11..1• l'.1rk. lh ""'' ,.11 ,.. ... ,11\1 ""°' ••1h :--1 llt-.11 h l'ltl 1r1 µool .i:aiJ~" 7till 4937. ./•o111---~re;fft~~a'.~i~~~%as~~~ Rob James Lie. Ma~~<'ur expcr & quahCtcallons 1& IH1 .allhltn,,cthl.1ll1 \l.11i.i,tilh' 1 illMln l "'"111111 ~!l-l·IU~1.l' 1 -~-:=;:;:.,..,._ S275 mo Owner movinH Outcall:. !li\M·!ll'M. Plca)\'.'J>ubm1l rc~u 1r1cur ,:.1rJi,:t•s 1\r l1P ,11·h • w1111 ,111 \\ olli·i ,1.. .,,. t!ll JX.11 \I.iii-. :.h.1n• l!JI I 1·111n ../.,.....,......,. & must .• .. II. 5 15000~ _____ 4_94_5_11_1 ____ apply 1n person lu :-; w ,•orrwr ,\l,11Ja111.1 &·-· · I ------l\l•J• ltTWnl. SIJ!> mv, ·" v personnel, ·\dJm' SH :~157 , *LA PARISIEHNE • IAportment' ,Furnished MO 71111~. l>a:>nu _d_ow_n_A_l<tt M37-4200 MASSAG t-: FRONTIER. INC. ------1~Urun111111?-l!!..1~up or Untunushed 3900 f -R--t -4_3_5_0 BURGERST".._.0 DEACllHl'.:ALTllSrA 2955AlrwoyA•t: BIKE TO BEAC H I . ' '••••••••••••••••••••••• Ol'OC)eS or en . """ ll20 Pac1f1c Coa:;l H-.y lh Jnrl nc·w rllx 1 hr ·\II ,.1,•11111 ~11··1•!.11 1· 111 ~ !-'\Cl l'l\;l" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Siio up slore·oHtccs cpL~ t:ROSS$50.000. YK. all2lhSt .. JI ll. CostoM•so,Ca • ll1•.1h'1I pool \1lu1t . "" · ·· ' 1 r dbl r d Jrp~ air bnth 17301 Ope 0 I 36 h I k 9.2626 BEAUTY OPRS w;foll. Assisl11nt & )ht1m• poo 1url for N H •alon. 644·0ti6 I or 640 ti02:t. BEAUTY OPERA TOR 1-:li.pt•r. pr('('ll. Nu follO\\ 1111! nee. SIOO \\k ..:uam. U4!i JOJO -------ht kc eiq1. Hcpall's, Sall''" \Ian or wum.1n, 11.U. 1198·28RHTucs ~ .. t. 1-rpk, d'Sll\\h1. •·Ml d 111:h 'li'll:l•JI 1olj-ni<1011 PALMMESAAPTS. , o J?ar. or . ry IW .hBI H B S4Z2834 Gre~l npoytcnt1arls. p""wree. _____ 5J6_._100_1 ____ , J:Jr. 1703 i\IJbJtnil .,.,1 t:llll -\ll:\l'TFSTOl\l'T slorai:c. 1d,•al lv,·ntion, Jc · · u ,. (NbPhoneCallsPlease> >i47 m1 . . . I . . -: Easl!>1de c M. $20/$25 standing building on ma· PRJ.-:GNANT? 1----------1 Bovs & Girls ASSEMBLERS 1010 1.f'years or11i:c. u a1. l mm<.od openlnRs. electro ly Pilot dehvery rouh's ml!Chamcnl 3l>Scmblcrs. may be available In your S2.75 per hr. Xlnl frmge. area. Earn profit for dl'- Orangc Co. Airport locu· liveries & ea~h. traps or tion. Apply 8am to merchandise for sellin11 4 :30pm. 34S Fischer. new subscriptions. For · I A~·io .. ~f.f'lnnlo!olr•1111r'1' I BLll., per mo. 64fi·li58l Btwo FREEREHT JOr highway. Owner is C3rang confidential BY THE SEA j-~I.I. s~ontJ i\na .\H· 111;~~:~~1J:H. 6 iA:0.1 cr_G_·_9_1'_l'l_I ____ , Offices as low as 35< per school teacher & just rounseliog & rcforral. ,Ue luxt'. br.1ntl fl•'" I ,\duh ... :'\ol'd:. Offi R 1 sL'<I fl. MNission 1Vi2<•00jo 1& can't hondle. Good Abortion, adoption & rownhouse )tyle J hr 11111 , STEPS TO BEACH 1 1 ,.,1 :.1<-,.1 01 ce enta 4400 ai:una 11:ue o terms. Agt. 837·4200 kN'ptng. · i:ara~c~. all hl~:•s. II.,,,., j 1111 • 111.1 uni.\ rl~ '>II~' I IJ 1111., J-:a,t ol i\1·wJX)1 l ·••••••••••••••••••••••• 2000sq rt 831·1400 1--L-lt'\_U...;O:_.R_S_T_O_R_E__ AP<.:ARE 547·2563 ~~·~J & rn .. 1 llh M :! Ill 11 .. 1 11111 'i h ~1.~1 l!hll ' '.\1tod1t:al Suite, sull lease lusiMss Ret'ltOil 4450 Gros~d $480,000. arter A·PARK MASSAGF. · j :!111.lli.1 111111 "I' 511.9Hl~l ('d:\I A\a1I. anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• sales tax 111 1975. Open J(('luxtho,c mu~cles! i\1•w I. 2 <\• ;t llH .... I A. .! :-:i . 1 1 --&'JSO mo "75·2590 ____ ,----------1only10 hr.1 daily. Owners fre-c bdy shampoo C •t 3833 information pll.'asc <'0111 _._ .. _54_9_· __ . ----1 642·4 3 2 L lo" r o m S .1 11 1-11\ ·~. swo to ~:?5 \\ . .ti.. 1 ~ llr. :: 11·1 "" 11111 '11~' , Warehouse· IDEAL SHOPS Jitent. 837-<1200 w/msgc _lntK'C'.ln l\i;1•nl :1:i.. MX'lf, I :J Bl. s'e'·A' 'w"'V1~·D111 :>lllll ! A~_ -Mcmufacturinq Selrrtcd 11hnps & office F.xpcr. nllur1nj! i:irl!I. "' -~l'Jt'C <1v111I. The FJc-Mon Sat llAM·2/\M t;X lt:t.> :! lit :.! It .. 1JI\ t'1111•lt • • t..-d1111 • t..1 nm~ Commerciat.Office lnr-. .i2:. w. 30th 10 the Ice C,..om/Sondwch 1885 R Pnrk /\ve. C M. 11nob •ti•• .1111 n r 111 h I unh1111 ' 1•,11 I)" :::0100 ~lo t-··-toin Vall•y hl'art of Canner•· \·itta"C NETS SlS,000. V JL f>.16 9944 fi46·ro4'1 \1111.no Jl•'l ' :>1°1.. ,·~~!.:; ll.5~1 l"urmfocallG7{93'J.I .. Cozy old tim e al· ~'ltilUfi:! I Custom offtrcs w/ air mosphcre.Seals30.Just •SONVA'S MASSAGF.• the perfect Mom & Pop For the ma::.::.ai;c you've 1----------•I Clemente -San J u:m AVON Sprinq Is The Tim• To Start! Ca111~lra nu nn•J, t•all 495-003() an<l l\l,..~ion V1t .. JO -El 'foro Jrc.a, 1:J ll 5-i0-1220. Equal Oppor. f:mplovl'r :1 fklr. 21 • II.•. "'rrl. l>m cond. Store space in Newport operation. Short hours. been wailing for, call Hm. 2 blk~ t11 tw.1ch, ""I j from S:?l5 to S29S/mo J.1 Calrulat('('I across from Bolbba Bay Good termll. ARl. 837.,.200 1138-1780. Outcall only. Sc 11 cos m eli cs, fr:>-Boat Assemblers pt·I~. SW:I. ~va1l J/ II) nrJnd 111·w~ Immediate ::.prinkkrs. Club. Will rent 3 side b)'l....,....:.....:._.:.__ __ .:.:........;;,..;_~.:.1--------_;,,--grnnccs & more from lh(• & Corpenters :Ifill 06:l.2 . j occ1111.1nn . 5 Hf'Jol npt 2blks from Sn11 Diego :side suites separately or $25,000 nel p/yr on S2S.OOO ovely Southern L ady world's largest toiletries Wanted for local bo:il -1 .., 1 111,m, .1\,111 furn or unr. l'wy. On highly traveled all together. lClO W. invest. Full 1nl. ret'd in l wl~hes lo meet aur:.ic· ro. Flcxihle hrs. Call manuf. Carpenters mu~l ..... liO 2 !Ir duple"<. lol111' 'I I\ llr. npc n lt'.llll' II ·ll t Ir . . I b . ') mam arter " ,,, LI ,,.6 ........ E j d u· . I ti un7n•1 or ZA llh 7 135!1 . II iu• \pt' 111~ :::.···~•I Jl . • . < orm r r. ~ , , .. oast 1 wy. ~ ·o""' yr. xport w/ma or mt · ve, singe Al.'n cmnn. ....v-.,.. ~ n · · have 1he1r own tools. At)· i•11rt. tlrp~. trph. p.11111,I ' ,,. . " -· •I hr.:.! h1 . ;.! ••.1th,, lkamed (..as & Diesel avail al a • cast rirm. 645·4495 or 5().60 yrs. Respond Ad. I•---------•! ply, 1919 E. Occidental, '.irport & 1.iundrv 1.1< II w 11111 I Int" 1 '' l> tell I "' 1 n1' dining are<•~ ~.ivmgs $275. Store & Shop. 1200 673·5477 No. 641. Daily Pilot. P.O. BA BYSlTTEl'-L . SA Mon-Thurs 7om·5pm. c ouple &. 1 n r ,1 nt .. ~ ' M""·1~·· ""1 l'X~I ,1.,r.il!I' · f>Jlw,., deck:.: l2'x 11· Delivery door S<~ fl. Ideal exposure.•----------Box 1560 Costa Mesu, \ ovrn11 lldtn 1 t d Y no 111 h ' . 11 , 1 , . c.I I l.mibt·Jiwd I.I ounds. rn\ l!l 6" Clear ceiling. ~ NewPorl Blvd. C.M. Mort s T-··t Ca 92626 ' mJture person needl•d. Boat Repairmen ~2 46f.I I-1 · -1'1 11~" 11 l•l 1 ,.., ' 1• i, • 11 •h1t1l I •nnl' 0 D f( h1nstnwnk b7~n88 ~ • '.. • Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun. Wood Uo··l ltef1n1shln" -11 "· 1•111 I 1:.11 . .,;!:1:; nm ·" ~. " · 1 " · • • D-..;:..a, 503 ....__ G-...., T h "Ion 9·30 to 5 •1y ho~e ~ ... I ' ) 11 • Y I ~ 11 " • t 0 er ......, ,,... '"'"• 0.-C " ' · · " "' CXJ>er rc<•'d. NAccl nAut Nl~'l11l.l·r1i1,.l11ll".1l 1•1· \cllt· 1111 11"1 ''1 1111,1" ' ~ '·• • -., Y wn ..: 't N 130 E 17lh St NO$ OK I • ... "" .... -" · ' ~I I I I ..,ui c • · · ••• • ••••••• • •••• • • •• • • For the I It tin extras 1 n · 100 mo. lo m n~ "ul"'ll~ St m ~l.ilt'I '" 111,...1,11.il 1 I • 11111 . I l11h Hlll~t'. h1 It.ire 1 , ,.~1 M A 37c "' . 1 worker w /clcar rl'corcl. ..... ,,..i-"•ltM!Jlh..! '"1111m1n.: 1111<11. p111i: •1'.\fOFREEnt:NT• """'3 esa. pprox. J LOANS 8~ % Outcalt Massage 1 o r 2 k ic ~. Diauc. Black1e's Uoal Yard, I I I) 123 l(m' (•fft"t••. r~>in sq. rt. A/C, pvl bath. Call 751·393l S48·7243or645·i5i5. NB.673,,.0 ., •• ----:-.11•p .. tn .. 111.t li•1 • 111 • J>tllll!, l\l 111 ' •1• i;ym, • • ·' .. patio, C'rpl'I. drps. Sl35. ,., 2 dTD L ----, ____ .....,.. _____ _ NEWTRIPLEXl!S j "·' 11pp1·1 \1 .. 11 \I 1v 1 1 ~t·tuill\ p.1l1ol. S l :!S ('l'r mo. J\clJ mo. Water paid. Doyle, ""'° n oons Tlahys1ller, matun'. for 4 . . , 1111 1111 ni 111-.: t ,111 ..... 1 '-II • , 1 I\ 1 1•11"x • :-.1111hv.•''' < nrni-r t\1rporlcr l folrl. No lew.(· A l !>48 1168 Fairest Terms since l!HO ~oynwnt & yr 11111. Mon thr u Fn. ~kkel'per, cxperic!lc<'ll. ~1,~1 • 1 • 111 . 1. 1 J l il11tl!l'r ~1·"1.on.t ••'m <;dM.Hcfsrc l arl lime morninJ!». n.:U'<• • •·' I , •Ill ,I !>I I I II II -1-..a... triofR tof '"500 .,,. • ·-r-••Oft 'd .• ~. llob1c• !>port~ I.TU, \plS Ul>\'11 I :. ~J•l h "I • 11 111 "'•'.Ill·' •x' \ 1 h ,, 1~1 ·' mi:i•t' . ' - -f Of nuuS ftt .., 642·2 I 71 545-0611 •Sc••:~:;••&•••••••••••••• ~>t. ~·l.,.,.I. 67<.9701. A.,.k l11r I' U. '-...:.. ' " I IH'I 1htld 1111· .~ 1ol1.:I l'illl?ll7'1fifl'• \ppro"· K&Osq t c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------i .._ J , • 11,•1lrc~111h, n .. ar lw.11 h ' .ll".I • :11,111 ~I i.11 11111 Spnrt'. l'anl'll'cl, rnrptt>d. 2000SQ FT. 2HD T.D. MONEY ln1tr!ct1on 7005 ~~'?~~~FJr~:'. l~o~~ Ny.1!~ --BOYS & GIRLS ··•tu ~ ulll 'lh:.!.1:..1.l mf.,, I I I !Rooms 4000 \l'l'Ond floo1, Or<'an 39i5BIR<:ll,N.D . . .:Ii• tl'.l:!I .~. • I 111111 ".I or • 1.1 :. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'1rw. Oub1d1• f'nlrJ11('(' AGENT 541.5032 Trrms below market.••••••••••••••••••••••• S11lo1x.•n.642 28ti2 a(tG IO·Hi: l'::1rn S 111 1111t111• I 1.1r ~.11 .. t•J\1· .~opt; 1~ Wk w/kll •hr & to 11 .. rkni.: lol. $.140 per -pvt funds, personal BEAIARTEHDER ---------tune. S1·l11n.i: rnmou .. w .alk to bi•Jl'll. tli•luw l•••l Ip l\1 Jo.,. !II~ 11"7 '\111 ~·17 'ti~ nk up mo. G7S·f>'1<1 1, :Sil!i·3165, J:.!llOsqflwfl000 1tqftA/C service in your home or FullorPort-Time BAflYSITIER WANTl·:n magz, sub. ('J1nw, ('fr) • . lhcl. :?h,I. hlln,, •l'I"' hr _;' :1 w • UJ>. 752.1113(). office spaC'C. All h<•alcd. oHlce,6754494 Hkr. B d 1 k pr('f1•rahly housewife in Al lowc:.l r.111·~. C.all 1\lr . • ·n111•'· ,.d • .ir.1• "· ~I'• 11.11 l1c.•l111 111111 ~11.. t 111 !.-l!l lf1"'ilr1.15 3'1t_.1_.__ d h S • ~-•rea. y lobw~r das .n S<'ln cw1l~r ~rhl \IC, llU l.iC'u 113.1 0271! l'V•''> • • I I I -ER SQ FT ltan o lp t. <;osla .Anna41nc...,...b/ P•vtess1ona a •• en crin Mun L'r1."'"' l <"'•art ... 111\l, \\,Jlt'I 11,1111 •I• \• I"\ ·i•i• • G •--•t Hom• 41 SO 60 P M·-n ~,,.,,.. '"6-l"c3 p l k F c b I ,. °"" J,., "' I ll I I 11 I II ""'• • ~au . .,....v . .,.. "" ft'10rloh/ wee · re JO JI arc·1-----------tflusmc.~'\ man m•<•tl'i part l >l.'low.1r1'. l'.111 ·'·"· .•:,-;.,, .1111 ••11 .1 • ' ' .. , , ....... •• , .. •••• ••••••• 1Gt7 WF.STCLI Ff.ND • --t •-"'-.--~ m An l alls is tan c e. OKJ.1 i\t:'I' 54t-:,U32 For IC'ase, 5,000sq.(l. -. -~ 71;1834 1,.,,,1 11nA L' 17 h BAKER/Ex~r'd lime u-,w(' l-..1rn SIO,IX~I nr '•ill 11. .. ,. 1111111111 1 111 • 11.1 11"'' 1tJw1n1: ,.,•,1r1• (1•r Pl1l!'rly 1 d i 1 ,, . .,.,. .,., '" l , r ('J>l iii•Af 07.1 .,.,23 • 11vn1 , Ill an 1n ui.lr a ••••••••••••••••••••••• . · ·. Apply Cupcake akcry, . ,. · · ... , -''pl~ ' p.11111, h<'. .) i h I rn:.&11' ur frill. llul. dwt:.. >n1' month'' rre(' n nl. 400 area in ht•aul L112una • ..... ,Ir Found 5300 St, Sunla Anu. Amt'ncan 273 i-;. 17th St CM. NEW'' I s.1.~1 1;, Ii i hom•_") 1'1•1_111 ~I JHJ;_:J 1 $ 15 N 1 -. Bartender'! School SPARKLING :--1.1. I, l · t:" poi N11wel. l''unt:asl1c op· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• · r~111 :JUJI or ~K·~ B1•:ich l'cnln . t:.111 110rlun11ylor 11n<'wbusi '·1·t.· L"nm.~t .. r:erm"n J ........ -W-t•d, 7075 -----------1 . • • Apartments F\lmithcd Aporimer1ts F\lnli1hed "" ' ,. "' " "' " u ~ -· "' :./Hrdrm.1h.1th ~1111.1111•t U .._·rnl•'--d 3900 -Un"-·rnlihed 3900 t17'11il170i\i:t•nl ne~'I. Hen~ Is 20c per S hepherd . Sllvc r J •••••••••••••••••••••••lla11k!4 L" BUYER ('.,1w .1v.11l.1hl1· !'l;,·,11 or n•u ~nc-""' "' "t It 11:11 H.Jo lllk/ hit l Id N Comml Loon S•cy r.,rwr In t·lt·f'lronlt • . 1 1·••••••• •••••••••• •••• • •••••••••• •• • •••••••••• O FFICE-RETAIL -• ~ .<'. yr 0 · r . Businessman lookinJ: for 111mpor11•11t'>. 0111'ide pro· Cot~;:i~1~1 j~11::1:1~~·,.» , BRANO NEW San t'll'ml'nh'. d~wntown ~ ....... !1!!.~4!':!~~ .•• !~.o.~ 1~~ ~~'::'~noc; ~~a~ ~1~'r~~ ~1~~ti~·~~~M ~~~; k • no i.!1~1lk i·~=~~nt;~~~~~·1;.1 re'>:.•M!. r.1w m11l1•r111b, f( ... t R~nR•olty i 1~,1110!•· l"rnm .11~. mv Heward. 492·6!1fl1 unH -,. Ssin11a1o:o !lank lor llfllll hlfmk('lnrcl1m. & t•x1>1•J1t• 848 8 300 J. f,7:1·:.>22 ~1 uturc work1n.i woman :>\'l'i. H.fp Wonted 7100 113::.5200 '1..: · Alh .. IA VILLAGE APTS WFICE & De k S 1les1res plt'3'>ant. qu1cl I ••••••••••••••••••••••• EOI-! STACOSWITCH INC SCENIC VIEWS av nil Nt•wpor~ c!n~~~· br :ipl furn. ~u.n<' l . LOST: R<·--:nrd. Mlx·bull A<'<'t . r>/l. foll 1 hat I!<' llJ'J llnkc·r, c·o,t11 M••!\a ltnfM'diat• Mo•'°·ln I :1 lk't11oom. 2 b,1111. lpl1 bltn~. Nl'Jr lx•adw' •'I pnrk,. $:!:.!.'../mo llr1 v<• b)' :..'U :--prm,.:flrld A vc. Ke nt ROCJf:" R•alty 848-8300 W11lk tollw Hc•;11·1\ 2 llr I 'I l'l .i . i: .1 r . r" ctr • n 1 roopl,•:. s.r.s mv. 5.'lf1 rn;i. ~rll:~723r. I !!-:!~~ ............ ~~.~!, Turlte Rock Visto Apts I Vou·n tn)oy " rtl3"<cd hfc"lylr 111 tht e'Crlwm t'I \'1lln~e or Turtl(I He!.. Choice of 1 to 3 ad rm' m cl. 2 ll lory. 2 Bdrm1 to .. nhome!> ~to !>l:lo l'Tl<l. Thrcc· Rockv1C\llo l>r ·1 l f\'lnl'. 833.(M(l(l Loguno Beoch 3848 ·······················1 Drop a pebhlr mlo th~ Ot·can I rom } uu r Apl Lease. Luxur)'. !>t•1·1u at~ Mature "dull~ 317~ l >I ""' y 499-2.SM. $1M. I Ur. Sin.:lcs o". "'l't'. Main Rentalc;, S40 !>370 f.ni:una 11 111~ nc•wcs t dc•luxc adult S*I s.ioo 6-149333 Heasonablu. G4G·7C74 terner,4/J!l,whl &Lun,1 Typml( nu11·111 11f1t ui:ey llANK ING 549-3041 Ir h -------1 eves hlk <'ye, Cem, 893·1U87. $JOO mo.675!.12JO TELLER.P/thne ln1erv1r\\rlnitS11tllnnon :lp.rrtmcnt c·om munity ig on a 1 rv1n1., i\ irport At CJ 2 1 . h l t ~-()(,00. ----BrJnl'11 11lr ~r<>k'I I hon & Mon Lhru l"ri !lam.3pm hilltop overlouk1nj! tranqui l fo'urn, phone. c.;11 11 t'5i;>1:!/tJ:t~ .ofrc~ UlST•4/20N R dllll&AMMO, Medical. f>enl:al. dohl" & llcpt•ncl.1lil1• 1-:irualOiivort-:inployi•i c·ount rysidt" -l•'unlilSllC' mountain 8.13-2601 or SI0·384tl art or . • m~ ru · . r e 1 Admln, Supply & m.1ny telle1 to work Mon & Sut i..icws Minull·~ from freeways & O&wtrnci'I nowt1I Scpt.6i537.,..i. Hrl~lo~. NB .• ~ulo ,Lr~: olh1•r!\. t"rl'e tr.11n111i: &l/t1mcforv,1n 1llu11r1• t----· color ~hcll•.c., l.uddic. Able vN<•ran~ :11tc• ?fl 41 lid. 1-:iqwr. pr('(' cl. Con 'ANV J\SSF.HS r egional shoppin~ c·l'nt ers. ,., • lr\lne <Sublease at '4nintst/lftYHf/ C7S t.562. Ht::WAHU. UVlt $4·S hr l'/T Ill loc>•I lllt't llllda Terrnnov!' Ill I & 2 BEDROOM ArTS :lot > l2 rt.oms: LS ~hones. Finance i..<r.;T Ccmitle Manx cot. :ircu. l'X. r1'llrcmc•nl & o 14. 7 2 ~to. we .. 1e1 11 tn a t.K'aut1ful wooded purk setting Ms l)nv1es 556·4242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n I) t tt 1 I, d r k "r II y benefits. Non v1•111. ffif'll f"('((Cr.il Sovi111:11. 2741 I·: •-~:~-" & 17 34 ... , ,,, • II '"d u .... ) • ft'llHllCI <:11nva111o1·r~ fcuturin~. Cholc• Locotl0tt _..._., 1 w/nrun1tc It wht, M yr" women. age · . .., ,~ <.-01L'lt wy," ,., .-.. < ~ .. "" Opporlwt ty SOOS old. Vr:ry worried . hr mm. JOIN the J\IOIY MW nel•ll cd r 1 um 3 .. 10. /Patia kitchens Office or store renlul. 285 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4IMMJ9or 644.8160. Hl-:SERVE. Fur mor" an. It JOrm. ~.clay,. 111•r w1•1•k . .t Dlihwash~rs -Air conditioning !jQ. ft. Ncwporl l'cmn. . for ma lion CA LI. 12t3) Barmaid, various sh1ftll. Exc~llcot oppcrtunlty l•l Call wkdnys 639·6700 Aff1llale POUND: C'ash, Nwpl Bch 594·0219or (714) 527 JOJI. Cal I 556·9648 between muk•• t•xl ra !IPtind1nJ,! .tDinlncJorHi PACKA<if:DGUM area Callblwn 4 &5PM -----JOam&11:30am. i-u11 h. 52.30 ia·r hour /KincJ1i1• bedroom suitti EXECUTIVE OFFICES DISTRIBUTORSHI P 83His. A.VTIQUE SllOP. Costa l'LUS 11llrarth1c oonui 1 D,..nin9 room1 with •cmity Fowttoln Vol1•y Part or Full Time MC8o desires young man 8eoul1c1an wanted tm· l'roitr:im. Ornn1te locu• I HUC)ewofk-·lftclosria 2 blks rrom San f)icgo We are now npJl(llnting F'ound: Siamese Adult to ltarn ant iques. medrntely.W1vei1 &Lov .lton.Cull:Ke1lhWebb Wood-elt>d walli dist.rlbuton for famous Mule. Vic: Shor~llCrs. furniture reClnii;hinll In ers. llair Fashion~ :;o:;o 997-3882 r-· ~~~d plpc"d in music n •mc brand ~um & Call to l.D. 675·3724 ronjunction wall\ sales. Heil H.B. 846-9511 I OfM" Mom c1illn9t Jonitorial services breaUi minl.'I, Wngteys & home. office 675-1024 00.9'68 • Ci\RPENTERS lf\lrnlsh~ & unfufftlthed s~ c r ._,tar 1a 1• x c r 0 " Tic T:1c1. You may keep -a.outidan Holrcutt.n Unc carp needed mi11 I Gcmte room clubhouse l!C'n·irc your present job & alarl Found: Killen. Choe Pt. A/PAY CLERK Top l<fnUon In busy So. exver a yrs. ROO<l' p1.1y, • Flrff.ide lounCJ• wltft ..t bar 1 ol'flrc or C'Omblnatlon of p;irt time & expand to Siamese. V1 c: G 111ler. Jt(>ovy I npul to f'om Cst. flaia mall, auaran good bendi ts. Appl v full lime later 1r you de· Me<.aVerde.54lH057. pulerhed p ayable leed wa.ie. 40hr wk. Pa cific Trawler JSO ."Biiiiards. jac:uul & pool ,>fft(l~ litartmg $l6S. pc ,.N'. Get in on 11round 11yatem ror d ynnmlc vacation lx:nlCltJ1, Rf'Qtll Kalmus. C.M . • Sand volleyball court mn noor of this mulllmlllion FOUND: fo'cm blk/wht grow Ing rest au rn nl Jlcauly Salon. Apply In ------ • Sporidin9 clean loundriu ~f:~~ :~:;~1n:~el 3,,311 at SS lndu~tr)•. We furnish sGhertt~roP:;:rNL~. 0p°,:i3nld7 cha In. Sa I a r y com 1_pe_N_o_n_o_nl_y_._____ CASHIER 1111 n•t111I outlets To · · "' • mensuratc w 1c,.,per O\•erllt fo'ull Limc 'City bus urvice ';" llllt!< qUJlt(y you must have 673-IOSO. Rl!'l>laurant bocki.:round Good Pay. 5 • --ut1on~ .ts r1ty l"urnor l'nfurn. MO"' ~eu D.Of( I tnw h ;1ut1.1 .• 1 few hrs 11pareFOUNO: dccluwed Cal, helpful.ApplyotThc Jol AREYOUBORED? METROCARWASH \IOl>l·:LSOPl-:'\!'l \\JTOGP'.\I • •0~:~~ " llmr&$4.000.c:a:.hlnve~l· Vic. l'lot"f'ntia & Vic· ly Roger, Inc .. 1704 thm,get )'OUnlelflnvol~ 2950 llarborl\l.CM :'i2ltSll11.l-1111rtUrl\c,Lj••unaHills mcnt. t-01 more info. llma Cl\1 fi.4S5067 Gllletle,lrvlne. dou\I Uunp or arowlnar--------- a wrltr Di :1tr l but o r1---·-------1 thincs:.~k ''The Hobby Oon"t drop lhc ball! Grt a 58 I ·6130 581 ·61 SI llave somethrno•ou want Division 1123. P.O. Box Male CHI .• long hoir. tan Tr Y a 0 a i I y P 11 o t Sh&'Yr U\ lh,e DA l I.; Y Job with 4 low.cost Daily <Sorry no tsl lo ~II' Cl&!>Slftrd ads do 14. Rosemead, Ca. 91770. w I w h m. r It Ing s. Cloulfied Ad Lo buy, aell Pl Oasal(1cd sea.I.on r•1tot ClassHied Ad 1t ~ell 642·5678. Include phone number. ~ard. 640-7747 or rtot something. each Wed.., SeL Pbone 642.5678, • PART-TIME tw,W..e.d 7100 OAILVPILOT Bl I .. JUNIOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Help W..ted 7' 00 .,,., 8005 MltceUa.MOUI 8010 -~ ....................... ······················· ...................... . SAWMEN Boys & CiarJs 10-J.S yrs. old. eurn $20· $50 pc r week gctlin g new customers for the Owly Pilot. Work MOLD PRESS OPERATOR To operat~ lra.rulft'r & in }tttJOf1 mold equipment for fabr1c11tn1 tm1ll prttl.6•00 ,.,..uch c:ompo oenb-SmJill &hop. Secretary ToS7H Tcltphmw Salca NEED 20 ANTl9UE Studl'nb lb and nH·r SHOW Oltd SALi Mon thru 1-'ri<tay ~ :lll t Anaheim C'on\•1·nt10 II VM & Slit /\M llrl) Center, !400 W l\11h'lla ~·0111.• • bOnus -ll~lp un Ac~ hum l>1llnnlond pl'OJ\'tl rut non profit or l\pnl W ·!IU, Mii\ 1 ?. 1tiam111tmn Work 10 ou1 Thur.>. t-•ri, S<it I 10 1'M, WANTED TOI' C":>H ()OLLAR I' t\ I U t' 0 H Y 0 tJ Jl JEWEi.RY. WATClll:S, AHT OUHX"l'S. tiOl.D S JLVt;R St:;RVICF.. t'INE Jo'URN i. A:-(· l'l~U t;.S b4S 2-"00 . hou rs ure 3:30 to 8.30 after school and a few more hours on Saturday & holidays. Tbui. ·~ not a paper route No de l i v e r ies or .coJlccli n g . Tran.sportataoo provuted. You must live Jn Huntington Beuch south of Slater lo quahry. 1nlt'rVlt"WIDC 9am-Jpm Moo lhru Jl'r1 S4turd11y 811m noon STACOSWITCH lHC 1139 Baker, CO!lt• Meu 549-3041 JOIN THI ROY AL PltOCESSIOH War\ Wittt TM P~s llSTINfi AGENTS WAHTED Flllor,_.n.t Advance Draw On Qualified Listings ._,... • c .... 714: , ... uos Tht" Pru1deont n~'ed!I an Or1an1ur -•om~nr who can i.tay on top of chan&Ull 11tuataon' w!11 •mlle It dlplom1cy. ~h rcqu1n:d. lo'cu Neao (A.Ibo fc:<: Jobi.> ofh~~ Applv 10 tu 4PM Sunday 12 i; l'M 1206S q.ir1ll•n Crin' SECtWt.l<.'H LUGG"'GETAGS Bhd G<, or after 4 I'~. PROOUC.-:'TIONS ,.. --- R.E. License Required UO$S Jac:k ~on St.,----frumyuurbu1unenc111d. M1dwa)' C:1ty 4 PQ:.lt:r l)l:d. L'm:a t~. l'lt'nd onu c-urJ for 1•adl 00ij-35i12 Tt.Lt;PllONt: \\Ork from from r.~.(; \t .iuc:t1on .. ljjtl PIUJ Oil«! 11por<.' W" horru.>furusablcd<•t'il rdi. U"~ 1n Ltllh· Wom,·n n •lurn pt'rman\!nlly ror UnltNI (.'ei cbnll ~ 4!M 179!\ ----:w1llrd 111trartlvc-l11j,t & Equal OpportWlity Employer EQualOpporEmploytr HelpW..e.d 7100 MlfpW..e.d 7100 'llr1&p, mtetina u1rho<> Assistant P1&1t)'. CUii wa11e. no t'X· 19' S1.1nw1l• lllOlllll Bud I 0 ll'Qumtmt•uts. l'lit· Help Wet•d 7100,Hefp W..t.d 7100 N11wsp.1pt'r dclhcr)', ar •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jy rnot1> lo coin c· hair a Ide 11aaiat un1 HOS TESS machmC'i.. l' t h me, could ne~lted for plt'11snnt t; x P <' r 1 t"0 r., d r 0 r lct!llmi:.~ pr. ~Int tir~ ~41 :?070, Jhu. lS~Uou yrll old. Eic ,·,•111 IOlllf & th1•ft! Fur a SALESMEN Accountant !Ill:! 4001• il'JHlH9 <'Ond . u 11 I y noo I. iX-l'booo\11\)(i lllll 011clcu11• 12t l6 r t t P> 1'1ut•k drivt·r~n 1)1().8611!1 • wullpa1wr. fubri<-Cir o years o aJ,te wan mg oeam ¥oo To USO IMn1tcra tt>d Jnt'I. LA!! ---------"U,i)' G1o·• p.ipt1r & w1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llunt. Heh. ufr Mu't be Gullavcrli Hnl.aurant. :-lURS~S f•llfM)r In 4 hundcJ den Apply m pi·rxon, Mon ll11try 841J.l:lll6 ThuP1 111 ""n J 5 (Hll llMK2 trips lo l'hilodelphia, Washington D.C. Wdl known t•ompa.ny an ... 1. ~ r>uy "" Ei.per ••••••••••••••••••••••• tal(ll. Or try two urds lo s.'50 or mor.e per Wl'ek. Chan~ win AnJ1tk11, ()run~r L'ounl.>!Affi'iCMC•• IOtO Wiii back & trim yc>ur RH or Cape Kenn~<ly ; cash . bikes, w1l1 tru10 lor t'orporutt t'N:f <'all 8JOam only 1-T<'ighlOamn.:c llotpomt b~u:ktobnrk. CUttlCAL TRAIHlE Willing to train tn· ctustr10W! md1v. w /nt•at hundwnUng & 1111.' typ lnl(. •'flame work. Apµly 1"allonal System:. l:urp, 4361 61rch St, N 8 . COOK, EXPER'D Muturc. Depenliablc. Surf & i>1rlorn 5930W Coast tlwy. !'-8 No l'h1me Co 11~ • COUNTER HELP M.icl\rt!lur Ul\d, lrvrne. Ask lvf M1i.l Happ. k . ut·counclnu spt-t•lulty. :.!13 ~92 5IJOO Sale. SG<!J w. Wnrnl'r, l'HICI-;~; w~kl·nd AM )upcrvi:>Qr. go· urt1ng a nd other prizes. If you live Suct'ci.~rul ('~nditlatl' r ....... l1rs1 ·~ C t M N B h neat• Uorl.ior. Santa Ana ..., ,.. "' NursesAldes rn OS a csa. ewport eac, i.bouldbcK011lor1cntcd •l ~tu;:,:;11.tll•a. All Sh1ftl. full t1mr. Huntington Beach or El Toro-Mission l) pe who \\OU Id \I.Ork , TYl'IST . ~ar:c u11r111hl frl'Cl\•r, JI l Ii !lt11i:~ $1 )()\'.l . HOUSEKEEPER Exper.prefl'trl'd V1ejo area, call 549·8956 a nd ask for wav thrOU'1h t11llcic I a.rt tlmc po~111on an rn rt, hk1: n1•w, S3SO 10urmort•il -IOco. Pl ca~c apply, l'i:t rl. M S f''rt:c (Abot'ccJul>;s) Nt'wport Ue11ch tor 11ood t>lS-738!/ Sall·~T.t'C Jncludt.'tl G~ncral. SSOOl :\10. 5 Su11crior l unv, Hosp, r. cott • typ1:.l. ts:> to 7S wpm). ----------t NOCAllU., dllY$. N li !Is. l'.:ng spk· 1415 i>upcrtur, f\.B . Equal Opportunity Employer Ll.iht bkkpni: & i:en't of. Wh1rlPo<>I Washer SKS, Druw your own ur !lend tng. t:\p & ref. rcq Hep· "'2 2410 p f 'd f1tc. lpm Spm, lllon·l-"n. ~enmorl' Gas Ory~r $.SO, munc. ;iddrl'SS, phonr .s; h Cl!t!>.:>1fu.'(1/\d1m D4i· erson n ay l'le<ii.e call, 6iS :!t-211 Fr1~1du1re lml>\!rial 81111 ~e·u lll.lkl' one c.itd IK'r 1r P1lut, PO Uox 1500,,Nurscs Aides, cxpe r 'J HefpWmhd 7100HetpW..e.d 7100 SIOO YPISIT-. ••rov.tn"Oi"n"u Duhw11!1heor $12 5 . 111 ... Add~~·c.ich. <.:-la Mesa. Ca 92b2ti 3 llpm, ''uuntry Clu' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... " y .. ~ G 1Del u6 """2 " "" "' u RL""' L'.."1' TL·s·,•LL·s· Co. Company has 1m-uar ,,,.. ·0<1• Send C'hl'<'k or mom•y ur-Conv. Home. SW Sa.ntJ """'~~1 .. " ,.. Seam!ltrcss • upholstery, d loustkcl!per, mature. <le· Ann Ave. ~9 3Ulil AT'n:~TIO~ evt'ning shift. hrs open Organi~er for eunstnic mediate, pcrman,•1\t Joh REl-'RIGERATORS erPtluL.OT PRl .... TIHG 1x:nd.iblc. :.l·lf ~t.irlcr. 2 LIC£:-.st::t>. I /\pply at J ohansen & lion compiany. RC!>J>Ont-•· for t').per. t)'r11i.t. OJll~ W . .\SHt::RS DRYERS n ,.,lhlugech1liJren,pr\'fer Mun•s&H~H'S \''LICF::-.IS~:u. Christensen 1669 1 blc fur vur1cd au111n· telephone t'u11liu:l wath Rerondilloned·Repos P O l'\ox1500 lt\e an. S~7·609S da)!I, f'orprivatet.luty&home Cil:."'TTllf:Rf.fJ Mtlhkcn Ave. lnene menu. 1nclud1111( lite re the µubhc. llu.~y offlc(" & Frgl Oamag'd CostaMcsn.<.\1 !12626 493.9735 C\ c:.. care. R.:-J 's. L VN":.. l'rae l' t\ Ft I' ET rords, ~ome purch:mng reoquares agi-rc:o:.I\ e & Gu11r /de! t1ca l s. Orde rl I cs & TR£AT~11::1\T ' S56 1003 1-'n.~. lAlso 1-·ec Job:.> depmdJble type J)t'r,.,on 29 YEAltSJN 0 C. ,\ll'mll<'~hip·lrvinc Coast 18 yrs"' over tu \\1>rk for lousekeep<'r1 Baby!>1tler Homemakers. All shaft:. We lru1n yuu to ~tll Xlnl companv benefits & Country Club. Phone: Taco Bell. Apply 647 W 'hve an. 3 !)m .. 11 cluldre~ Full or P/l. Wei.tell fl homes with an llCl'\'h.•1 al SEAMSTRESS work cond1llon:o. Ce1ll DUNLAP'S '411 f>:IUG _____ _ l9lhSt.CM. all in i.chool. F .V, Nurses Re1u:.try, 1c171.'drourseth.itstur1l.1m Sailbo1tmanuf.hu1ld1ni:t 714·S46·9383, for rn· l815NewportUlvd,CM KINGSZbedlntw)xtra Counter Salesman 96119796 Westc11rr l>r, Ste 212. m~1ately. If you ure in tughest quality boats & TeleS7hDiSt terv1ew. CALLS48·7780 firm S19S lnl'ls dcl, for marlne hardwa re •JA.HfTORfA.L• N B.631--0610 lterestoo an taming big cru1:.ing i.a1ls has im· 6b •n AlmlocbrL11~·.·1n11chSClaon.dard Cots 1035 U.suallyhome.~·2263 to M t be 1 bl 1 mont>y f1um the start, med. opening for person n. 5 re. us rt' ia t:, P /llml-, F /Um1:. Exper'd ! get md1v1dunhr.ed free w/ut least 1 yr exper 111 • • Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-'RE~' 3 mo's or Culh.ian d ependable. ~7•9006· acJlu. only. Local. t:vei. ORDER OfSJ( training on lhl' JOb 1n Olll' Sail Seamin~ on heavy Import.ml rom~llny . 111 !~Armstrong, Irv. iamese Krll<'ns, lilac, bl, Sort Wull!r no 1nstu11 11• Cou pll.' for mote l work.1 M1e.t have <"\Ir & p~onc Duties will anclude . 11! many top uffu·c' lo<· at duty machines Must :~rf' P!~t~:~~·~~ok~~~l~°:.--~lfiJ:::,:hol!!, pupcrs. 1 uon chui,:~ '!,'112 mo'it DanuP01nt.Ma1d&han 'foremu11 & Jur11lors handlin g o rder :. & l'1llhruoutOran1:l·Coun l hav;• 01\0 sci:.sors & perJcnC'ercquired, (Als TYPIST -· . suW\c-riptw~50·223.1 - d )'man. Apt. & :.at.! ~os1:1ons open Perm l'UStomcr rn4umcs by ty, call for further dl·· uthcr hand tools. Apply fee Job:>) DOCJS 8040 ~o c.;ullon uquorium com- 400-. 1300 .• ·i=~~-~23. ,. ,..~· l~lepho~c, trac~.i. or tails •/\rlcn<'. l714 i li~,JohnVy.n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• h h ~* .. + ... ~ •. Jt(SECtt~Y "'. oder& • .&~A,Jq;,w~ ..,i .~1.c -> Wffbqi.LC~otioa ,. , .u.., ', Exf"ll~lL<!.PfWtt!Ulitt vli.'lc wit wrou1<1 t 11un, ·!\j~-:!10~~ Ip~:tli'~~t~i~;:t~~~y~~P.in~ ~ . ~-~.,~. , ''l<:~~-9dr .---·-:_:~~~ lbt ~~~\7nJ ::·;:_:~~~ .. ~ 1' ~h~~~~h~~ .. ·~, siSOpcrmo 8 I 40 ,·~66d YP 6_ -NJ)~ I t)ping, 1gure ::aphtu~ • :·tutu--.. -·,•-> • , 'ii ~·~~~'* Ill<-~"" ...... :.11 .. "" ,_ ---~ . --1 1\pphcJnt \\Ill wor~ '"I xlnt lclt•phone el)alan Full or purl time FunsECRt:TARY part time S850 abll'lohandle anscr1µ. Poodles. Sh1h-hU-, DENTt\Ll\SSIST. lv\cly excc.orficcs GooJI Willbetruint'da.!>hal'kuv Job Open 10 \\t 11> 10 now, full time later. t1on&sta11~uc:iltyping. Maltese, Lhusa Aµso. dental school. 18 25.i ~a.lJortal Sy:.t~m!> <.:orp. switchboard. Similar e\ llarbor Blvd C:\I compo:.1ng lette rs & 3. Company offers ex i.k1lls, anc ludmg g ram· pies. Stud svs most t'ubulous dcfcn~e ~ea1>0n 1171 23!0 SZS.27U X-ray & back C\pcr or i:!uoming ~must Apt>l>I 0 n c 0 m p J n > l':\I Suite 7l:J, 2JOO S2 JO hriosl art. Typ1u>:. 2nd sh1fl ; IBM systcmi. t..:oud t'ommun1callon Cock.ers. 100 m1xl'<i pup 546-3000. _:Jtil Birch St, N B per. \\Hh a manufa<"lurcr Cull ~9 09J.t bookkeepmg.558-7431. cellenl bener1t p1cknge; mar, spelling, ed1lJng & bret.'ds. ~ W. 17th ut DENTAL A.SSIST. LAUNDRY WORKER desirable Apply an -. I s~RET ... RY 37'-' hr v.k. E'ree. (All>O punctuation. Will train Fairview.SA. Openeve.s ...... 00--S-fl_Y_tl_'_· _C_e_l_c_ry-clr person I' I L'.t l s 1 ~ "' i-·ee Jobs I on Magnellc Card & Disc SJJ-50?7. Xray cerutn:ate necess CdM area O\·cr 1.8 only 'cA. IRO ( 't'a "-" a e a es LEGAL lllAIHEE Word PrOC\.'!>~or. 1----------1 heavy shall carpet, ocar· MosUyc:bJl1rs1de.4"2dlily !'\on s m oker & exper M · J • ~I DoitOBF:OI ENCEClass ly new. $4 sq yd, 11111 wltincludSats.;Salopen. pref'd llrs 9am·2pm, Monuiocturil'IC)Co. I . Oln 1t Will train for ~cgal Call644-3389 :.lartThursApril22 Prc>v K•in :.z hdbrtl, Wkda y s. 64 2. 6880 . Tucsthru Sal. S2 20 mm 760 I Cloy A••· HI •t rtt. IS l>dy Traanmi; career Type mln GO ~h Secretary 9A M 'til Noon 7:3Upm. NB/Irv area t:hc.,l, mirror, end labll'l> Eves/wknds 673 3403 I l'Jll b40-7200 ! 1we~t of Beach~ l''!"r'e • lOO Jlre:.ttite ofc · .llH THE IRVIHf CO.. 546-4928 fSIXI h7S-t741 • I ------, Stl111hnfGarf1cld> •l .id11l<irL.1rr•ro~n1m . on s moker. $.>SO S750 550NewportCtrDr • ' ·-,---.-D...tol Assistant l\IJU1." Ar1plv Tht Jnn at i-; •10 F 1 \ 0 21 !-.Jh-' or.•nR., t ount\ 848 HOO He _..1e h Lhoso Apso . AKC. 17 \\ md'lor I vol 1 Jhl .. , EnlhU!>1a:.lll'. PJrl timt• • l.al(una. 211 N l l1J:.l qua ppor .mp 0 er •=I l.1'>l111i;' 01 J111:~·1 . .1 1 2 Well kn1rnn c-ompanv • w,..... oc 1 !>39-l9G!l 'lttlt•, n.•ar nl'W. lndcl-. h d f Ill\\ t'111ml\ l~crrlary, pai ime. \lolll '-11l1ll\·efo1w·1·urute tqual <>pp or --1 1111.iny h.in~:1ni: 11.:ht, c a1r:.1 e or i:ro\l.1n~ ll •\' \lok Ri·.il F,,tate Lil· " Orthoprallltc I H C\111 \~kfo1 "'' l1uh11•I P\l ;'l;TFH:-.. \\',101 111 •"I "'''•·1 1 1,111~· 111 'l'l ·k NII \}Vl'l who 1.in hant11l•i Emplo~er ,\'ork:.h1re Tt•rricr 11u11 1·111'" &. 1.11·k ~.:1 ~10. n11c 552·7k00 · . • \pplv a l 1i-1111 Jl.1•h·r l".1lll11ro1,J '111' 1: non ~mu er. 'aru•I\•, h1'.1\V phunl·•.r----------pies, AKC n•i:. M I F li1:J l'.llt • • ~f,\:\\(,1-.H llu.1t 1I 61. (:arll1·n 1;.-.. ,,. ,;,,0, i ·•l 1\11\1·1lhm~·1n '\,1l1u11I s.tn291\0 'h•t"t1c-.il r,·1"111 , 1\bo-----------i 5512832 DRIVER/Dtllvery l·'"" hu•lh \nJh~·11n • 12noon1~1U i5U J 11 11111&11·•1,•·d I•'' "' ""' ,----------! Fee Jol>~I VALLEY REA.LTV ------lrv1r1t•<'11,"11·1111n1ry Ch1h Mal~ or /cm fflaml': M1e.~ lo.nuw lli.:,hl .n>c~km.i:,1-1 ,1:-t ~ou 111 ol1t.11111ni.: \1111rl SEt:HZ.:TARY CAREER HIGHT Lha~a /\pMJ pup!,, tiood ~olf nu•mlll'r,h1p Cur trainee ~nergel1r App n.o. ch1ldn·n !JS6 lll:JI! orl PIX OPERATOR I Ht-,tl 1-;,tJll' l.l\·c11w I EXECUTIVE THURSDAY W/l'h1ldren. fme house ~ale l'l'.li7!>·7tl67. ly. 2GO NewJ>On (.;tr Ur.~ 526~ Frad.iy:< & SJts uni\ i ('ull A/P bl April29at7:30p.m. pcl.5.6.103377. D1yorc1• Sol,• Cnn11u11 Slel.80.N B. l'Managcml.'nl . lll'M 7/\M . L1·~cl 111 ~; llllFIMy SECRETARY ava e bland llousc me to You 8045 Auto Zoom 1114 Super K l'J::OPLI-: PERSON N U hoh'~ 1-. o t. (nil 8 32·5440 i To ,600 in F;.ii.hion bland. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mov1t' C11ml'ra, sells nrw ORIVERS W A.HTED E~ct• lwk111g for riart· lliaurme. t.>44 1700 For mfiirmalion Part Lab puppies, 2 all for over $500. Sue S.12~,. Menor Wom('n 1 t m . t . I - --F II l . er t · b d ll · · M 1 e ;.i :.~oc a..i c nPBXTelephoncAn~wl'r u ime P manen Irvine ase compnny CALl.675·72'l5 black.lbrown&black r own1nJ: Sem a ust1~25por uver whulei.ale s upplies. Fully ing Scrv p/time Varl\'<I po:.111on. Xlnl benefits. will split fee & re1mbur~c wt' ----&---t C'.<111956-0314, Anaheim Automatic 22 long rirtc J\pJ~.L n c"rson \ aJ)ltah zed 673-2223. I hrs incl~d "knO'I. Will /\pply Personnel Office other half for Jl('fS011 to a1 rcss, l'Xper . mus w /~se, $90. 19\h Cent111 y YWMUW ab ----c M ·sci.'i THEIROADWAY ' handle EDP Invoice cod bt• over 21. /\pply in fwnihwe BOSO Sulban$275.19thCcntury J.l.251SlatcrAv\•nuc MorineElectronics ~~in-~54s...:..:___ HfWPORTlliCH 1n1' & relatcd pro peri.on, M1tln Me\1c·an ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kotonoma Scroll, $17:-i., FountainValil'y I T~chniciOft IPl'Oplctoscllathoml' No1 l-JqualOpp0r.Employer C'cdun-s.(/\lso fo'ceJob:.) 1-'anuly Hc~tuurant . 547 'AVE! New&use>dfurn, 2·19th <.:cntury prulls ----v.1lh c·>.pc:r. & Clas!> J ur cu1t1n.i:. J'1t·r e rate~ I RE SALES W 19th S1:...c;~~ M~i.;~ appl's, misc. Wilson's w/fr:imes, $50 eer h. Employment OUercd .i ll tTC ht:e11~t· 67:1.1;03211'111tr1c1a 1!110-llll or to:arn R5'. t:omm1:.s1on.__________ YOU .... GM...... Bargain Nook, 51S W. 673·61M6. :.mall hte manuf. nl'l'1h •100 Lido 1'.11 k Unvt• 4!.15-1635 I lor '•'I''" .ind ll~lmR' ;\ol" ... "''"" ----- reh.1 f llml' i•mploy···· ' II ·, ---.-- -, monthly dwr1:·· 'lt't• or Secy looldce~$750 Full Charge Mcl'hJn1cally mind<.'d, _l9lhSt. C.M. 64~9:111 __ Ill cu fl. Ch1•,l t v111; "texpcr 1n wt'lcl1t1i: &. ----1 perf~ct Ille L .. 1154!1 !1~11 Laguna Heach 11122 H s, that \loilrlh to Complete Household Sale Freezer. N\'cds !)J111t. "t•n I ~ l~o II · •t7 'I n <i11, MA.SSAGE TRNE • "-... RKeptionl't $525 Bookkeeger ll•ttm •I lradr & ran work l96S T Bird. etc. J6 t:hni S2S. Run!> .JIOO<t l.A2 ~h)7 :!~ys, Jlll-!11111 1 n(') Yr.ong laliyllRZXl wuntj WortunqHou" ~-~"'<~ 1')pe45SantaAna \lo t•ll wh1s handi., am· M'anner'li9S015 <.: • 'I -dS'I _l c-d for le~1 t1m.1t1· lull 9om-2:30pmM I ~ ...... "'~~ OrdffOttk toS550 To$90 l\jll' or \lo l'ld1ng C\Pl .. f j. ------lrvml'ix:lll'l(ounlry( Ith "'~TERTAIUERS ' I I ml' (1 ti' I I 11111 I 111 J ;30-9pm -:',I .. , .. ~«_Arf k _..... s J ' ~ "u 111 IJ c h c t 11 f u I .. \I 0 \'In R'. H 0 us(' h u I <I Mcm r'hl!l. /\hn J)il lJ ic;n ,... -----~ • lln uanl:apislrano Coord1nat<' account1ni: Frcc\\aY /\ulo !-.upply furniture:-mu-.1 lJl' sold 'i1:nc·•I I.i t ho1:ra11h. • • * 1 m..._,,.tl(c :\o exp. nee Earn SHIO :.alary + com Asst llV--to SSSO f h f I · th k' K & " 4'17 121111 * ~ * ~ * * \\,• ,end to 51 hool, c.irn mission Pt.'' weelc dornR 297S Fa1rv1cw l>r l 'M San Ju"fn Capistrano unctions t ru 1n!lnc1.i 26242 /\very Parkway at 1s wee . init ..,uecn.....:. Amo 1 cur dan ce r i. I "hale yvu l\'arn i\vµty 111 enJuyublc work '" our -RL'SU~t L:S c t> L'/\T-F'D-NlGUEL statements & supervise 3 San Diego Fwy. Mission s1.re bedrm sclS, velvet WATER BEDS blnJ:ers. variety JCb & per:.on any artn. ur evi• new office near lhe 0 c c. " .-_ 'c. • ac<'ounhng clerk~ for V1eJo. /\pply R 6 Mon-Sal chairs, sofa & lovescat, mus1cl~n.!> to recrull'2ll2 Horbor.C.M or2930 Airport. You mu<ot '\11Pt call:83J·2f;OI PersonnelAgency construction company. M«choncf corfee & e nd t ables, EvcryStyleOiscounti•ll guild membership lor, w Colilsl llwy, NB possess 3 pleasant ckarl /\ltt>& :,al/Sun~~ JB.19 Zi60l f'orbes Rd, Ste49 S1m1har _ex per. not L~s-•••••••••.':: ••••••••••• gabedme set, mirrors, hide· * N E v 1-: It new mu.:01cal stal(l' pro I -1 & 1 d t Oupontlh•.,umescrv, <3 FlagsCenter) senllul. free. (Abo ..-cc .. ~ SOOS a· • lamp.;, pictures, UNDERSOLD• ductaon co &4.5 07Sti aft I MECHANIC nvocrcePer11fnrcolnfo1r'·.·ntu1m.lo an:i.,I Irvine Laguna Niguel Jubb) ""'"ques mattresses. box ~prmits, F m $119 81 'th II I •· k I I ' ., ' .... l l 1·1477 ••••••••••••••••••••••• all i""'c than 3 r'"'o's old. l\qrouallcav.cnw1 830e.7·1,:l.1'.~ ~ ~ nt s. Clm,o; ,\ rcq'd t.1te duty & hou:.cw1~es No actu11I ·---------~.... " ~ -1-· / t t c i.===~~~;;;;:J •NOW OPEN • Pri. ply. 731 -0'.14!1 --ESCROWSCTY I me . om m -1-~-.·lllnit invol\'e•I. Fnr RN va's /\ntu1uc<.:0Uag<> /\quarium w/wrou1thl 1 tx-neflh. Apply. 9'JO t: more mro 833·80011 \x>lwn p 0 f 'd ' d lo work In bll1lllt•;s ol I Coai.tllwy,NI\ G-H llJI. 9am·Spm S.Cy's $62Sto$67 ers n rl ay 495Ne"portlilvd.NB 9 tapestr y avenporl, m1nstand,2Qg11l,S.l:> (ice, Tw.tm are11 , ~•il•ir> I T $800 WC'lt·S1tl lOAM tu 4 .30PM Medit walnut desk & chr. 549·0507 commensurate w icxµcr· .:\frl'lrnnk, t'cr11rled. Own COORDINATOR Anaheim/\rca. 0 -------.-Call before 9:30 PM RJ2.5:is7 l•MJI.~ s,,1 ,., romm 01>cn lank TellffS to SSS l'rr World War I /\ustr1a1> ITTS·2035 :1 speed l{ulics J•:n Gl•'>h ' ' I tl • Personnel 7 AM-3:30PM ~veral lol·al openings. With II love for fine <.:hrna ( llnpsburg) 5() Ill: l11ke, nc1•ds dcanin~ Ill•· ._,,--------1 1111 y . :i y l.:llrl'\ L' J> d J"cwelry to take over placcsntl1n" f11r 11>.2 Yellow R' couches, 1J1I s 1 , -~--~. < h1•\ rnn, r.ot S <'v1i..I Mu~t h.ive at least 2 yr:. .,,xperience ,cquire · 1 f ' d "\l 1. ., tbl . /\ bar~:: in al 20. 'atao l'.srro~ ()ffll'~·r 'IU(I , 11\1. y. I .. lf!U ll.t lkh Serv1'ce Ass1'st . n Typiat . to S600 /\/HI.'(', Al l'ay &: m vcn 'rr l'l'I 11>n . J !>O m1:.r pain mgs. en.. :;, m1s(' Iii le 5 yr oltl fern 5' tall x 1\t:<'t/Kl'V"il.:•1rona ~75(1 1 ··~p.•r suiwr\t~ion 1 6Swpm.Trva·ncftr"a. torycontrnl.l.1tel vp1~i: lll'rv11·1' p111r1,1s. Xtra clothing & d1sh'es. s· wide in rcdwo1iil .. ., ' acute h0tip11ul. 1 o muk1· 0 " .. .,,,.,., f d l"JC Bookk1•\•1wr 7;,o Ml'thrnl lull 1hJr~1· front l>l'mnndinll. t11vcri.lf1<.'d !\Piil. tonlaC't Mr ~ TrolnHEfec•ronics Fee Nl'i:n. (/\bo l'ce plat'C s1•1t1n>: p1cCl'S an· 548-...,...,:i tSorwkn s. 1w1 ca~tcrs) d<'cor<•lol' Tclhir1111.1111u11.i ~ •• olh-.· ~· .. ,111onhl.t11•l.l & ~hal!eru;m.: llO\ll1~n Jen'>t'n,l>1HictorofNuri. To$2SOllour.lrvine Jobs. l'ludcrf. Sl ,:.!00. Firm 10 1 ht ti b & put..~IOO.f\45·3269 11\'ln1•1'1•r:mnn.·I M•1·111•y , 1101 tor , 01Ih1111ell1t w 1So Calal " r111111lly t>ll 1 n i: !> l' 1 v 1 t· 1, :. . VJt:JO E:\1PLOYMENT 194.:1775 or 49'1·835() lor 1il 1 a~ ~u~1 ra.:~;, 21---------- UIH t-; 17lh,<.:oi.tJMc'>.t 1 h•rm11111loi;) ht"">' typ J)and1ng t emporary 7141642273-1 fo:O J.; A''L'NCY appt. crys 3 can C' t·r, .. e l .,.,. •·1> l:J7'1 I I wn1n·. !\t.11ntr.m ron~ ·---------i vc. -sets of bunk l:x.>d~. ~ llt SCRAM-LETS .. ui t' .. ~ u ~ • In.:. II\'~ Ill J rt • 111 " 1-28752 Marguer1t(' l'ky Account'1ng r.· Wht oak CJr\'l'd r he .. t. S70. Oval wood din rm ~ \l.·iJ1f .. l 11ll1H'l'\J>Cr11:11 tant <·mployi•t• &--Swte16 Miss1onV1t:jo hlu{' gla1c ChineH· lhl.4chrs.S1so.:.s1 11!IJ ANSWERS ---· -I :"<011 '"'''"•'· C.111 l'u-.tomc>r r c lat ll~n'I RH,Doyl•llef tblkoffe"..··y,Avftry"~1t Cl k I l I l --t:All"nOr l;in1l~rup1• m (tlll "IJ ~"u ·'I •t\.'f IO •"•.I lleavy lcl~phon • 1y1w rw ~ "" er Pan <'r, C'JrVet W()llf .,_ '"'~ " J r " . (,, RN L'/l1mc J>M Shirt Call831·9240 l bd r'Cl'CUllV<' must :.<'II I n n L "' I I 111 ~ .. wpm. LJll "··r'·ar J • r • • · wn · l\m :.tea mer · • Jlutune -C1v1I • l' u I' I.'. .-. I Mr. 11,in'\1'11 .,., .,. u ( r--~~~~~~~-$575 tru1lk 1.•1 u.,... houseful of lll'W • 11'lOm -1prink lt-r re lltt 1 r . t ull 1-F.lderlor uµpt. ~.to 4 1~ .. ~ Be vcrll -~fa nor on v 1 • .. ..,.. 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Heq 's s:ood lU local appraisal, S4.:1~1. M4 3417 Jlt"i'dt'tl Top money.Ntw schl"duler.EDPeicper Ill THE LOOK hendwritang & i.C>mc SARRA BERK must sell . $1.7110 Wf\NTl-:D to huy Int GUARDS Studio 631·3811 mventory C()nlrol dr!lara· math. Diamond dome l'O<:kl.nl parts, 'Ii!> Chcvc•llt: Costa Mesa blc. Able to 1uJ)('rv1sr 540.4500 lnttrviewin~ rin1t. cusl $3,2SO, M'll w1.1gon or rar, must h,1\ c shipping & rcctlvln.i Or Apply In Pt'rson 9am 3prn Mon thru Fri AGENCY g $1 ,600. Dlomond hen rt a.tou<l left rronl frmfrr Pttrnanl•nl. t "ull & rart MOLD MAKER per..onnt!I. 9•m-$pm '\ton Frr. Saturd11y8am noon pt'ndonl. Ctr.it 12.soo. 11dl llf'l.ISOnabll' Call •• rt nme. Phone & tnmsp STAC05WITCH tMC 3001 RMhlll STACOSWITCH IMC RECRUITER FOR S1,200.SSl:M277 r.pm. ask ror Larry, req'd. C:all 546-02'1_4.__ ~11:n & build s1n1le &t U.39 Bale Pr COJ1ta Mesll Blda 4, Stt 108 C M. lli'i Boker, Costa Mc1'J THIE IEST IURMA-JAOE 96H 4971 _____ _ Headstart is acC'Cptm.i ap mul11 t'•h ity molds for 549·304 t SA.LESUDY 549-3041 ORA.HGE COUNTY Com PI etc I 1 n c o I W l\Mll-:RS, Dryers ~ phealtons for l hall l1m<> tr3Mfrr & tnJ<'Claon mold lntcn•lelf.ln~ Sat 8 noon Equal Opf)Or Employer sale:.man's sample~ ror Hefrll{C'rutur11. Prct 1111t day core lt'al'ht•f & t 1•.11 l mJc-htn<'S Small hop &t :\ton thru Fri 9am Jpm &,.n~ed COMPA.MlfS 1 Cl 1 pr 1., .. , k t' .,A6 c u ti k ' I II ~-.1L1 c: •J n 11 w o r k 1 n " R"'tail t'IOthin" o\er .,. sa e OH' ou 1 • wor 11\1(, ,co~ .,., ..... 1K. me CoO ' pp y ~· •. .. t:qual Oppor Employer < .. 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Huntington Beach Fountain Valley EDITION .\ffer110011 .'.\.\'. SCcH•ks VOL. 69, NO. 11 7, 3 S ECTIONS, 48 PAG ES Budget Cut 'J'he entire summer schedule or p laygr ound act1vll1es f or chUdren at 34 Huntington Beuch School sites 1s threatened by thl' city's rlnanc1al crunch. 1t ha!> been learned Recreation and Parks Director Norm Worthy said today that he has been reques ted to cut approx lmately $171,000 from his budget request of $1.6 million for 1976-77. If the reductions arc earned out :it budget lime by the c11\. council, they "'·ould cause tht· closure or all act1v111es at the J.4 playground sites a s well as the IS· acre Shipley Nature Cente r .it Centra l Park, Worthy ~sad Popular act1\ 1lles that face the ax include arts and crafts. caroms. pool, several baseball and softball leagues for younger boys and girls, mo\'tes and such l!pecial Fr iday events a~ pet Ran Aground Disaster struck the 29th annual Newport to Ensenada yacht ra<'e today despite the s lowness of the race. Two boats on a return trip from * * * Valkyrie First At Ensenada By t\UlON LOCKABE\" 01ilv Ptlot l o.,t•ttt Ed•tor The 29th aAn ual nautt<'a l ··crap shoot" known as the :-.lewport lo Ensenada Yacht Race ground th way into the record book-; toda' a ... the.last of the 540 starters dropj,ecl their anchor-; in the cro"'d<'d "'ater s or lhtl> Ba1a Cahfornrn r1.., hmg port ll was a~ ~IO'f and frustrating <1 race. from s tart to finish. as an~ in the three decades it has tx•cn sailed. Light"' ands at the start off the Newport Jelly Saturday at noon decreased to near zrro before the fleet reached San Diego. the halfway point 1n the 12S·mile 1unkl!t lRelated Pie tures. Page 86l Race committeemen aboard the two finish boats. Sunshine and Sea Hut had barely finished tht•1r morntnl? coffee Sunday when the~ were stirred into action by thC' ~1ghtof n sail on the misty horizon But the ) acht turned out to be a noncompeting catamaran as d11I the next two '' ht<'h appro<1Chl•<I the fmtsh hne by 11 a m F1 r~t ~pmna kers to l•m1•r..:l· from the tl\1cken1n~ h•m~ turn,·d out to be th<• trimaran \'alk:Hw co skippered b) Bob I I.incl anti Bob f'tncht•r. Cabnllo H<'a<·h \':1cht Club. fullO\\l•d 111 C'low pur.,uat b~ lhl' SR foot 1·ut.1m.1r.111 St-.1 ~mnk<• 'atll'tl ln t-:11"' 111 l\l'lchum. Mulihu \'a<'htCluh \'nlk vne \\on honors as tlw f 11 :-t , arht to '"""h 111 tlu• ~Im.' t1nw or 2.a 1895 ho11r~ !-><•n Smokt• pok,•d ht•r t w m hows :1crrn,.., I ht• l11w :ibout fav<• m111utc·.., latl'r Another catamaran. th<' <\Ii loot i\llel\ (';at , l'O ~ktpperl'd b\ Make· l\JnC and M Machin. South ~h1111· Yncht ('lub. ";ac; thr third lxi.11 10 fma:>h about 12 :JO PST Th('n came• the• 111,.: surpn"' The ftr'\t munohull .1ppr11:u·h1n1: th<' ltll(' "1th .1 'Pllln:lkrr un!I hloopl'r hlt1'<~om1111! 111 tht' frt•ShC'n1nl! brl't'll' llll'IWll Out to lw thr 5-l foot '\loop /\or.rn)!r, s:illl'<I hv Oen nu• Matdu•ll andncrcwul 10 ycnin~ mt•n and "''<' women of the USC 'utlrni.t lt•am i\oran~1 \A as donall•d to l'SC at tht• first 1lf the ycar Pr eface fa, orilt'" ror ri r-;t tn hn1s h "'ere• th1• 1i2~root .. 1oop <~c ENSt:~.\ll.\. Pau A:?> CAR iALE HOT OFF PRESSES "T he car was sold befor(' mv carrier dell\•ere d my papt'r Th~ buyer must ha,·e been wa1hn~ at the pres11 to get at your class1f1ed section ·· That's the sale11 success ston· told by the Newport Beach m an who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot l!Hi!IC'oul(ar'\:R i ~J;?l)f). "' ''" If you ha\'e a car you \\ant to con\iert to cao;h. call 642 5678 ll only takes a few \\Ord<; an the nght pla<'e to attract a buyer AIOnJ! the Or11n~e Coast th1• nJthl place to ad\ ert1sc is in the Da1h Pilot Ensenada to their home port \\ere r eported aground and breaking up 1n the surf near Ensenada. Rhinestone Cowboy, a new Cal AP Woroe>f'olt llt>"s Sorry ..• Rhode Is la nd Go\· Philip w :'\ocl. chairman of the Dcm ocrntic ::-\at1onal Plat· for m Co mm1tlct'. ha ~ apologized for a r emark about black parent~ \\ hoSl' ch ti d r l' n a r l' bu!, c d 11 <• l'lusl>i facd h is unfortunatl' l;inguage as .. street talk " FV R eside nt One of Three Cops Fired 1\ Long lkarh patrolman \\ho li\1•c; m t-'ountain \'alley 1s amoni: thrt'l' nffl cer:;. fired for his alh.•l(l'd 111\'0I\ t•m(.-nl 1n a drunken :.pn ·r "'h1rh ~tarted at the patrolman ~ hJCh(•lor 11<1 rt y in Sunset lkat"h. Lon.: Bt':ich offlc1al~ i.a1d toda\ l'1t\ Mnnaizer John Man,t•ll f1rt.•d Paul .I Stl'e<I of Fount::11n \ allc'). alon2 with p:ltrolman :\11chacl S. Call:ihan and Ho lwr\ ~1 llumby late last week afln their :illci:cd rn voht•mcnt 111 tht• Murch 10 incident Thl' officc•r s allr~rdly "<'1'1· among 13 men who ll'ft .1 hachclor party for St~d. tht•n "'ent on a sprt'<' at SC\'l•rul Lon)! He.ich bars 1n which Ct\ 1hJn., "'ere assaulted and one SU!.JX't'I ,, as remm ed from th<' cu.,tod ) or , an' uff1cer". accortlmi: to rl' port .. Ten other u rflcers "<'re 1{1vrn c;uspens1ons of one to 10 days. Deputy Chief Willis Pl att said to da~ The thr ee fired officers hare five days m which to appt'al their dismissals to the Long Beach Cini Sernce Bar Board. offic1.ll<; said. According to reports. City pro· secutors oCfice wall seek misde- meanor complamls agamst some of the officers involved. In Los Angeles Distr ict Attorney John Van De Kamp also may review the cases. Platt said t he party started at the home of a friend of Steed Then 13 officers including Steed. reportedly left there ond went to Long Be ach. ~here the other mridents alle~edly ot· curred Som e of the officers also "'ere accused of traffic \ 1oh1 I ton!. according to reporu • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1976 TEN CE NT ~ , Threatens Play_gr~unds ; 'lhO\\S and pC'nn) curn1v.il<, "'Thcch1ldrenha\eas:reatd1· l'lt\ 1\dm1n1~trator I.hi,,· n;1m\•d lot retired City t"oun .. It 's really too bad th:1t thl'l>c dtll\'ttles are caught an thl· squee ie because the~ art· children's programl> and the ell~ can't charge for them." said Mrs \'1,·1an Borns. sul)t'nntcn- denl of Rec reation llnd Human Sen· ices al of (1 ee t1mt• and lht• pro(!ram '' Hm\ IJtHh ,aid thl' ult a mall' dt• ctlmun D\rn Sh1plr~. opcMd on a dt\ erston ·· \I r-. l:iorni. ~a11.J t ll>lon will ht• up 111 tlw r1t~ C'oun .lunl' 1 l 197 1 .. They arf! ha pp) there and art• l'tl · but ) 011 h;,' <· tn pick up tht· \\ orth\ ~J1d 11 "as dCMJ!rwd h• out of troubh.• · rnonc\ ... oml'\\ ht>tl' to balancr 011l -.hO\\ tht' ~ outh of th1• ct\~ thl· She added tha t man} ch1ldrl'n the budJ.?l'I t' pt> of plant hi\-and '' 1ldhft' that "ho par11c1pat1..· .ire member~ or · '\ ou l .in t < ut th1· pohn 111 c''l">ted .. bl'for l' .1i.phJll and cc l>tngle parent famtl1t•s lirl' d1.:pJ1 llnl nt... hl' s.ud nwnt · The summl•r plaH!rounds ha\C A final dt.>t·1~1on 1~ e'pt'l'h'd in lie ~:itd that .1 numbt'r of She said attendanre fii::u res at \'anous act1\'1t1es last summer been an tni>lltut1on m lluntmgton IJll' :\1J~ or Ju111: \\hen ne\t antmals. birds and plant~ cx1:>t at Beach sanct-the mid 19505. ac: ~t·ar':. l.n1d~et t'> appro,ed th" Cl'hlt•r which hl' stut<•d 1::. totaled 217, 156 rord1ng to \Vorth_)~~~~~~~~-T~h_e~~-h_1~p_le-~~~-·_u_tu_r_c~C_C'_n_1~er~~~-<·_s~_·e~B_l_'D~G_E_:_T_._P_a_g_e_A_2_>~ 2·29 owned by Ro nald C Green· berg. Cahforma Yacht Club, ran aground on a point of la nd J U~l north of th e En~cnada breakwater about mtdntf!hl Sun- dav. The acc1dt'nl "as close enough to the ht gh\\ay that automobile h~hls could be !>hown aiding the crew of l\\O including the owner to get al>hore without IOIUr\ The lO·meter Bra1IJ owned b\ T<'rn llect1n ''1th thrN• per-.on-> Jboard r::idrol•<.I J ;\\<1\ ()a, tall hcfore d;,w n toda\ .. 1.1ltn,1! that "h'°' was brl'aktnJ.! up Tht• l'lWCl location "'as not kn<>" n ;ind the Coast Guard w a~ :>till w j l <'hml! for the boat ;,t !I a m OolllY PHol St .. U PhAll\ The m essa,:e ~tatc·d that tlw boat was threl· hour' out of EnsC'nada m ovmi: at '1x knoti. YOUNGSTERS GET INTO THE SWIM OF COMPETITION IN HUNTINGTON BEACH From Ages 3 to 18, Kids Learn the Finer "Points at Aquatic Club Despite the s lo\\nl'"l> of lhl' race itself. a pcr~onal tnJUr~ \\ai. reported aboard Ho) D1~ne~ ·~ 52 foot vawl Shamrocl. Crewman Norman Palmer s u" tamed a head tnJur~ while work· mg on deck about 10 p.m. Satur day Shamrock continued in the race and Palmt'r wac; tuken to the hospital in Enst•nacla and latt•r trans ferred to a San Diego hospital Cause and ext l'nt of the injury was not kno" n Meanwhile. th<• Associated Press reported three men were rescued fro m a 'acht with a two foot hole ripped an lhC' ports1dc hull by rockl> in earl) mornmJ! Cc;; today . The boat which compt'lcd Sun· day in the Newport to Enscnada race was damaged fi ve mill's north or Ensenada as it headed back to the Vnited Stutes The Coast Guard cuttt•r Walnut took the tno to th l' bt•ach. \\hl•n· Ute\ later "'<•re reporlt'U in good <'t>n.d1taon :"one or the men"' ;i ... 1rl1'nt1flcrl Valley Pla11s Ange l Night Fountain Valley residents :irt• 1nv1tt>d to spend a nti.tht with tht• Angels at Ana heim Stud1um M;iy 24 . s po nso red h} tht• <'t i \ Cha mber or Com mercc• Rox seat t1ckl't <; arl' S3 50. and those 1ntcrC'"t t•d ma\ i.tgn up at 1 h e C h a m bl' r o ff I (.' C'. l R l :I 5 Brookhurst St . tht> c·1tv Rcrrcu t1on Dr partm(•nt. 10200 SlatC'r /\Vl'.; or at Crul'kt'r Bank. lOOflO Slater Ave Rese rvotwn ~ for tht• game•. hetween t he /\n,.:el!-a nd Uw Ch1ca1w White So>.. :i;hould ht• made bv Ma~ 11. chamber of f1c1al-; said HB Sch e dules Swimming R egistration Youngsters fro m a~w 3 lo 18 can learn the tn!-. and outs of swim compct1t1on through thC' 12-year-old llunt1ngton Beach Aquatic Club The club, co sponsored by the city Recreation Department. meets almost datl} J t the Hunt - ington Beach <.:1t} Pool. as well as at fac1ltt1ci. at Edison and Manna High Schools Club Pr estdl•nl M1r hael Bnck sa id those wis hing more informa lion ma\ <'till Hccreat1o n Superv1:.01: Jim Eng It• al 536-548ti The proRram attract!-about soo local s\\1mmt•r<, dunng the s um- mer. he said. a nd about 250 dur- ing the ""tnl<'r It includes fill tin\ tot-. J)!l' three to ci~ht. llnr.k said The youn)! ... tt·r" compel<' fn.• quentl} HI Orani:t· Count} and .\AU meets. Anck ..,aid In add1t1on. f>O tt•am me mbt'r.., rompt>red in M extco lmttfn1nmct :.in ex<'hange group from Mexit·o rec1..·nlly v 1~11 ed t hl· :rounj.?stcr.., here during a mecl. Urick saul A return tr11> t1; Mexico 1, plannt•d n ext fall. he continued. ai. \\t•ll as a trip to compete in Las Vegas The loc·al club won d1viswn champ1on~h111" the la:-.t th1 ct• H~arl>. Brick s J1d. unrl !>even1l 11( the > oungslt>rs ha vc sl't Oran~1· County time recortl., In addit1011 . Chris Rl•hak. l :!. 1" th<' :>lult· r hampton tn 50 yard free-styh• :-;w1mming. hl· ... aid Thl' "ttnv tolo;" i.wam at th1 • Jluntmgt.on.BeoC'h City Pool from 5 to ft JO pm l\1 ondays throui::h (St>eSWl l'1, l'ageA2> Skate Tragedy Ride Hitch Proves Fatal A 17·VEAR-OLD skate boarder who hitched a ride to a slow moving car died m Brea Community Hospital Sunday as a result of 1n1unes s uffered whl'n he fell beneath the auto's wheels. Police identified the skateboar d victim as Steven Paul Jaromscak of 837 Carlson Drive. Brea. According to police. J aromscalc was fatally 1n1ured !thortly after S p m . F'r1day after hitching e nde on a car dnven by Scott Grf'gory Lamming. 16, also of Brea. TIIEY SAI D THE VICTIM was h anging on to the right passenger door of Lamming·s car when h e fell from his skateboard a nd tumbled under·t he r ear wheels of the auto. The car reportedl)' was travelin g between 15 and 20 miles an hour when young JarOm~cak lost his grip The \'ic t1m died m Brea Community Hospital shortl) after 9 a m Sundny AccordmJI? to a polJce report. his parent!> donated h1' e' es and ktdnc~s to transplant foundation!.. • Residents Oppose Camper Parking :\l o!-! re~1dl'nls of Fountain \"all<.'' 's Greenbrook housmg dl' 'elopmcnt at Ellis /\\enue and ~l :lj?nolta Str eet want to rid their neighborhood s treets of recrca· t1onal and comme rcial vehicles He~1dent~ 'oted 259 to 84 th1.., v.eck tn fa\ Or of hm1tmg parking :>uch 'chicles tot wo hours and re <iu1ru1g that they either bc store<! 1n dn,cw:i r. yard<; or privall· ~tora~l lot ... ~1 tkl' Shanl.t•r. prel>tdcnl of lh<' t:r1..•t>nbr11ok llomeowne r;, A., ... oc1at1on. ~a id the results of llll' 1Jallnt1n).! "111 h<' forwarded to 1•1 '' <·mm<·ilmt·n Hut he <it11rl tlw """11<·1.itton ha ... not ~(·l d<•<•1d1·d If 11 "'tll J>rt'"" <"ti\ 11ff1ctals to adopt a n or d t nan<" l' ha n n 1 n g I II 1• \('hwlt·' 111· ;,,11d lht \Otmi:: ocru111•d nunn.i: :in <'ffort tn chttni:c-1 lw hom<'n"' 111•1 a ''>0<'1Ul1on·~ rule·' on park1nii Hut 1ht• r ule <·hunf.!I" n•qu1 rt'd a 75 pt•rrt•nt .. yt•:.." volt· from tht• t rar t ·, 471 h1Jme1)wnC'rs It ma} li;I\" f:.l 1 h-d. ht' ,,1 ul. hecau;,1· too kw n·~1dcnh turned in thl'1 r ha llots <"ti ) offlrtJh ... <11d thl'V \\OUl!I IX' tnl{•rc.,lt•d 1111t•\1<·wmf.( n·~ult ' ur tht' \l)ltnl! a11d 1ht· t•mmnl l'nuld ron~1dl•r .1d11pt1n l! iul 111 d1nt1nN' to 11m 11 p:irk1ni: 111 (;rt'l'O brook ~J 111111' Thl'\I "a11I tht• nHIOl'tl Hlr1•;11h l"onsuit•n·cl J i,1m tla1 111 <1111.1111..·1· c·tt} w11k 1 hr ee yt•<fff. .1g11, tlu-11 droppN I th1· m allt'r alll·r n ·:-1 d<·nt -. p111t1• ... t1•d ln~t<·arl. 1·11ur1 Unsafe A t AlzySp e ed One Jluntmglon Beach nffll'l'r pul his thl'ory of what caused ,1 rC'ar·end auto collision Sund ay quill' succinctly m his written on the fender· be nde r . "Spe('d too great for existing conditions." Officer Jeff Coper<' commended rei;!arding the cra;,h thot occurre d al a s ign al · controlled inte rsection where ont> car ~ as already stopped. · Speed should have been o miles per hour,·· he added. Whale Released SEATTLE (/\P l -The rele ase ol two killer \\hales today. hugi:ed ~o :-c1entists can trace tht'ar moHments. ends an affair that 1>4.'iran m or e than six "eeks a~o and touched orr a pubhe con tro' en.~ . c·tlmcn a dopted re,i:ulation,;. pr 0- h 1b 1 ting park1 n ji? of ··non. moton1ed'" \Chtclt· .... such as trailers and boat~. on city .,treei.... ThC' s ame ty pl· of 11ark1ni! re!>lr1ct1on in Huntington Beach late la:-.t year c·rcated con· troversy ainonJ! homl'Owner.,, many ot them complaining they u:-.l•d llH•1r motor hom es as :.c•<·ond car!.. The proposed orrhnan<'e has i.mcC' l>cen re,·1scd and 1s nriw bt'fore a r11.,. !>tudy comm1llt'l'o olf1c1al.., '>Jl<l Founlalll \. alll"} l'ubltc Worb D1rec·tur \.\. Jynt· <hhonll' 'aid <·1- 1 \ off1c1ah "'ould h.iH· to t·mi· "Ider the• <'ll:>l and t''I hl•tt<'" of 1•rectm~ :>1~n:> lt'-Ltnl! thl' r(•i.t1 u.-. tton1>. as \\t.•11 a:> l'Xtra law <·n· fnrn•ml•nt lhal m 1ghl lK• nc·Nlt·d T ht' l"ounl'rl ills11 would han· In th·f11w what l'nns t1luks ,, rccrcu t 1unal or <"C1m ml'rl'tal veh11"11•. School Ope n House Parenh of Fountuin Vallt•v I hi:h Srhuul slutlcnt!. Jrt• 10 v1t<.•rl to .1 c ,1 m µus opc·n houst· lont~ht. ·1 ht• t al<'lcrta will cip<:n tit Ii:«> ~tt h '>C"hool 1l1 s play., an1l .1 l'.11 t•llt Tt·ueh<•r StlHlt·n1 "'''><'Iii· 1111n h11kc• :>u lt'. anti l'laK:-.101111-i... "' 111lw11pl·n from 7 tn !l p m Or:on:@ .. ~O~lS I \\'cathe r l·"tli r lhro u Rh Tue!lda v with warm. s unny clay .. lhgh Tuesday near 70 at the coa st. nc•ar 80 mlnnd. Low tonight 45 to 55. I NSIDE TOD" 't' Amencons are complamznq rnnrr these days about goods and sen11cn. The govt'Tllrnent and private 1ndus1ru ore bt>qrnnrny to listen. A 7. ........ L. M l•yd c..111 ..... . c;1 ... u ... Cttftl(\ Cr•n,..ro OuC~Nell<•• 11111 ..... ,. ... Eftt•'1.t1~nt ,.,..., .. (, ~ .... -...... ... f'M<_ Index 8l All• 1..tMlt" .... Mo¥1U Al NoeioMI Now\ lt-11 Ora-C•v•ly II .... Ille II Syl•la ,._nor .... '-'' A4 Ste<• M.1 r11f1' It T.i .. ltleOI .... n.. ..... . IS WHe ... , 11 WWI• ... -. • • • ( ' ,, .2 DAILY PILOT H /F Brown To Stu01p Outside? • SACRAMENTO CAP> -c;nv Edmund Bro" n J r will probably take ha!> campa1~n for presu.h:nt out of California for the first time this week with a aenes of ap· pearances in Maryland. Brown said lo a brief interview today he conferred at length over the weekend with Allard Lowens- tem. a key adviser in hLS cam pa1gn, and by telephone with Ted Venetouhs, his Maryland cam pa1gn coordmator. Asked to comment on specula t1on that he woul d fl y t o Mar yland this week for a seneb of campaign appearances, the Democratic governor replied, .. I'd say that's very possible." He said he would have a formal ne ws conference later in the day and "I 'll answer any and all questions then " Brown's name will appear on Maryland's May 18 Democratic presidenttal primary ballot, but he 1s not eligible to wm any of Maryland's 53 delegates because he did not file a slate of can· didates for the separate delegate elections. The trip would be Brown's first journey out of California since he took office 16 months ago. The 38·year -old governor has insisted he is a serious contender for ttie pr'eside ntial no mination, although an admitted longshot l}~t,:he j~ j?n the ballot an onlt • ' ->-~IC"r M'ir'Y~anoand Ne~--.r-· -· ·• Earlier Brown refused to dis· cuss reas~ns for campaigning in Maryland since he is not eligible to win delegates. But m the past he expressed displeasure about news stories that called him a favorite son candidate. Board Eying School Work Huntington Beach Ctty School District trustees have hired an architect to study the poss ible re- novation of Dwyer Intermediate ::>chool Tru s t ees Tuesday night authorized architect Leo J C'tte lo spend up to $5,600 lo ~ludy n • modelin~ plans for the 31 \'oar old campus and report back by Ma' HI. ThC'y a lc;o were J.liven pre llminarv e<.t1mates on i.ome am medial~ repairs needed D1slnct maintenance 0Hlc1als said 11 will cost about $45,000 for a new roof. s.56.000 to $99.000 to r eplace the wmdows and Sl 7 .000 to SJI ,000 for rcpa1nt1ng. de pending upon tht• I) µc or materials selected. HB Pondering Labor Aide Huntington Beach City Council members will discuss the hmn~ of an outside labor negotiator tonight when they meet al 7 o'clock i1t council chamb<'rs. l'C'rson n e l Director F.d Thom pson along with a represC'n tatav<' from the city attorney's or f1ce have l'OndUCled negohat1on ... \\Ith c11y c·mplOH' grou(l6 an lhl· past The counc il also 1s l'xpectC'd to act tonight on a recommC'ndat1011 to .,ell propert~ which wa:. 111. rup1ed hv lhe former ()('ran\ ll'" f1n•..,tat1on LA Planner Killed BAKF.RSFl ELD <AP l Thl· c h1l'f of planning for the Lo' Angeles County assessor 's office• ancl h1 -1 w1fr were among lhn•t• people k1llt•d in a multi vch1ch· traffic accident on stale Route 99 north of here • ORANGE COAST ••• DAILY PILOT l rw Ot ~ , .. ,, 0.1\y rt .... ••It\ wf'H•" '"" 11.,..·t'llN'IJ O"f "ft•',,,,.,~ '' ru0f1~ t>"' ~ (.\t~ (..,.,, f wt.••'-f'"f'\Q ("""OM"• Y1w1 ,~,. .,...,,..._, ••• out)loll•tl ~. ttv-~ ''"''"'' .., (9"1• Nt A Nt1o1t~I ....... ,. .,.,~,, .. , th•• h • ow.-1,..,"' V•ll•ot h,.,.,.. 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CM•• ....,.~ ~ .......... ~r+Ohtw't t'• (~ SJ n ,,..._ .,...... lrt~l\I JSflnOf"fl\I~ _,... l•'l'~I~~ U li.._. ..... I .. A Capitol Idea After 16 months of \\Ork, Bill Moody adjusts the lop of his replica of tht:' nation's Capitol in San Diego. It's made of 50.000 cubcl> of sugar and 300 pound~ more Moodv has asked President Ford to the um e1hng on May ·11. Kneeling to ht•lp Moody 1s !\larine Cpl Joe Jines . Five More Schools To Get Funding rl\e more elem('ntan '<'hoot, in llunt1ngton Bc•ach ' On•an Vie w School District ha\l' hl•c•n appr oved for s tale E arl\ Childhood E<iucat1on 11-:ci-:1 funds for next VC'ar. District officaab said tht.· ... tall' funding. s till s ubject to hudi:<'t approval m the LC'g1slal11rl', ''Ill bnn~ to 14 the number uf ECE schools m Ocean View Beginning next fall. thC'y said. about half the district s lo.an dergarten through third gr ••ck studC'nts \\ 111 bC' involved in tht' EC E program. which concl!n tratcs on a n 10d1..,1dual approat·h to learning. The schools to bl' addt•d nl'xt year are Pleasant \'1t•w, Gnl<lt•n Vu•w. Mesa View, \'Hla.:c V1t•w and Lake \'1ew District offlc·1als said lhe F.CE funds fo r the 14 -,choob \\1!11111.11 $475,740. m osl of "h1ch 1s l1'Cil I•> pay teacher a1dt•c; Thl'y said tht· 111;.lnrt r<'Cl'l\I'' Sl 10 each vear per 'tuclc•nl uncll'I tht' program Dis trict Supc•nn11·nrlf'nl l>.11t- t'oo1.?an ;.a1d the apprO\JI of fin· more school'> wa ... hast•d nn tlw past perform anc't''\ .11 t lw d" tnl'l 's other nint· Jo:n·: s rhoot-. lit• C'xpla 1nr1t in a r1•c1•nl s tatewide anal) 'I', On•an \ 11·w ranked 111 the top 2:i pt•rr1•nl amon~ tht' R23 l' <I h!11rn111 M'hnol d1 :1tnct!I involvt•d in tht' pro i.:r.1m Other schoolc; now in thr prn gram are Crc'lt \I<'\\. t:ll'n V11'". Meadow \' 1 C' w , \ 1' l d \' ll' \\ • Hancho View , Hol11nwood , Su n \'1ew. t'1rcll' \'1t·w IHHI Oak \'H•\\ The El'I': prn.:rarn fnc·11'1"' 1111 HB Bur~lary Yields Loot Worth $3,300 RurJ?lars who kicked do\\ n a rear door a t a llunlmgton &>ach home carried off nearly $3,000 in valuables. the owner d iscoverNI when he a rrived home <'ar)) Saturday from a n evenm~ out. Denn1s Drew. of 5232 S1"11n Dnve, tn the northerly part of tht' city, told Officer Lee Camp the stolen ite m s included c~tens1\<' ste reo equipment, Je~elr1 and cash. Investigators said ancther ma JOr burglary loss \\as reporterl Saturdav by J ohn Jlnlt1. \\ho lo"t Sl.200 worth of r adio ((t•ar stolen from his locked ca ban en.user The boat burg lary occurrecl at 4211 Warner Ave .. at a shp an the Huntington Harbour area where It lS m oored. Whoever broke mto the locked cabin also caused malicious m1sch1ef damage, polJce said . ' grades kindergart<'n through three onh. a1m1ni.: al basic skill' m ... truct1on. 1nd1v1dual student programs. pan·nt \'nluntl'l'r:-. and P<lld te.ichl!r a1tJcs FV Council Sets Human Service Meet The F o untain Valley Cit y Council will hold a joint ml'eting with the lluma n Services Com - mittee at 4 p m TuC'sduy al city hall. 10200 Sla ter A \'C . Caty officials s aid the commit· tC'e. "hich wa!I formed about a \Car ago to advise the council on <.oc 1al sen1cr programs and nrC'ds. requcstrd the Joint mel't· ml'( -;om<' t 1mr aj!o The\ srud t ht> I \\.O groupc; are C'Xpcl'l l•d to dt'l'll"' pmgrams of f1•rNI hv lhe c1tv'c; t wo yl'ar old Human 'sen 1r1•<, 'orpar1ment l>unng a hudgrt c;tudy ses!i1on last Wt'('k (.'ounc!lman Jll'rnll' s, alst ad que..,t1onrd rnnllnwn ~ that drpartmcnt a c; a scpar:it(' a~t·ncy or anrorpor:it1nJ? its rune· 11ons into other clc•part mrnts Three Enter Speech Meet F.d1o;on lliith School i.t udcnt" I.aura Pat1ernu. Grc..i Diamond and Tc•!I Mo~r l<•y will compete ,\1ml 29 through May I m thl' (',1hfornia Sp<'e<'h Tournament at lhC' l 'nlH'r'll\ ofSJn 1-'rancicso School offlr1a1., cia1d Laura won f11,1plaC'e10 ji?1r1._· oraton in the 'ldte quahfyanli? contco;t, ~h1le Grt·~ placed fi rst 1n expository spcakanJl aa1d Ted qualified in the 'tudent congrcs.; d1v1sion Laura al'-O has been 1m1trd to lhl' National Forc>ns1c League <'ompet1l10n June 14 through 17 at tht• Air For e<' Academ y in Colorado Springs. offlr1als said . Moscow Warned \'IE:'\;o..;A , Auor;t raa CAP I Romani a 's Communist party rh1ef. ma st ronJ!I\' "ordcd 5peech clcarlv addre'l'led lo Moscow. !>aid tOday that anyone "ho doec; not fight to def<'nrl his freedom and independence fully desen es lob(>aslavl' N1colae Ceausescu did n ot name the Soviet Communist par· t\' nor its cloc;e alUec; in Eastern Europe that hav<' recently cntlcized the Fre nch and Italian Commumst parties for fa1hng to adhere to Communist doctnne laid do\\ n b} l\1 oseow. • F~•Pa~.ll ENSENADA Ragtime ~nd the 12-mcter News Boy. lromcally. youn1 Mitchell and his colleae crew \\ere sailing again.st Ms rather Ben seruor who was the nav1~at or aboard Ragt1m4• \\ h1ch \\as i.eH•nth to fimsh ~htnd another catamaran Lipe n , Steven Bo\\din, Se11l Be a c h Y achl C lub, and lht• Columbia 52 G) psy sailed hy llarr~ Moloshco. Long Reach Yacht Club The eighth and ninth boats were multlhulls, Crossfire. Norm an <:rosi-. Sun D1e~o \' arht Club, und lm1 Lou, Vic Stern. Seal Btach Yacht Club And there wl•rc e\'en more su1 · pnses The h1ghly fa\'ored 12 meter :'\e\\ 'Bo). sailed b) Jack B:ulhe. Balboa Yacht Club \\as lhe fou1 teenth boat to finish behind thn•e more catamarans and l\HJ Ericson 46s Fifteenth boat to finish \\as Hegulus It. a Columbia-57 skipperded by Bob Garrison , Ne\\ port Harbor Yacht C'lub. By midaflt'rnoon with only 50 boats finis hed the race commit· teemen aboard the fmish boats knt'\\ the) were in for a long night. By 6 p m Sunday only 120 boats had finished and the wmd was d~ mg Al 8 a m todav 470 of the 5'10 starters arc accounted for. These are boats that have either crossed the finish lane or nollfied the com- m 1 t tee th.ii th ey were nol f111ishang Ha ndicap standings to de· term am• the winners of the nearly , Thb ~un bear at the San Francisco Zoo seems bored by 1t a ll as he wakes from a snooLe and yawns in the s un- !-.htne Tht•re ha\'e been no '1.,1turs to the zoo since March 31 "hen it "~:. shut dO\\Jl by a walkout of city craft<; workers. mcludang 25 ammal kee pers. SA Butcher Killed two dozen perpetual trophies had F • 1 • R bb I notbeencomputcdataa.m .today -OI Ing 0 ery , but wer~~~c,t~d ~o}>e complet~ ..r 0 .. · ~'r" , ' .• ~..._..,,, .... "'-1 ~·~ .,,, ' p } '~ _ ....... ~·-~.--£./l~.;a,.:..J.· • Deadune for fina_stlfilf"ttre-race A young Sallfa Ana butc~ '\l-1\1.\~ :~»~.~,'.9'\~~1' was 11 a m today andlcatmg that who was wouncted m a brazen f1rC'd a s mgle bullet from his gln the. Newport O~ean Salling As· daylight robbery attempt Satur that struck To\\ ner m the groir~ . soc1ahon comm~ttees would k~ep day afternoon died early Sunday Accordmg to one report police computers buzzang to determine m o rning in !\lcrcy General rert·1ved. the murdl'r \tCllm was the handicap wmners by 3 p.m . Hospital. a surviving . s~n of the small Police identified the murdl•r butcher shop s lo under "ho died Ray Breeding Rites Tuesday F\Jneral sen ices for Ray L Br ee ding , a retired gro unds kcC'pcr at Huntington Beach lligh School. \\Ill be at 3 pm . T uesda~ at Smith 's J\lortuary Huntington Beach. Mr. Breed ing, a lifetime' Orange County r esident. died Friday. lie was 66 A me mber of the First Chns · tian Churc h or Huntington Beach. he 1s survl\'ed by his wifl' \'1ola . o f t he h ome at 11 0 Alabama St . two sons. Kenneth of the h ome and Larry or Anahc1 m . a brother. Vern of San- ta Ana. a nd two sisters. Alice Rotters of Brawley and Dorothy Bond of lrvanC'. From Page ''I SWIM ... Thursdays Sw1mmC'rs from novice to AAl' swim al l\1 anna lligh School from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9 to 11 a m Saturday, a s well as al the Edison lligh School pool from 5 · 30 to 7: 30 p m. Monday through Friday. The fee for the program is $10 per month. Brick said. ancl parl'nls assist coaches as timers and JUdJ.lCS Talk Reopened CLE\'f;LANO. Oh10 fA P I N<'got 1ator:; r e t urned 10 lh<' b:irga1n1ng table today for another allC'mpt to t'nd a six-clay old strike by the United Ruhlwr Workers IU RW I. against the 1n dustry 's four biggest companies The talk!> between URW and Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. werC' recessed Friday at the request of federal mediators, who said they wanted to reassess the issues victim as Ma rk Towner, 20, of \\lthm the past fc·w month:-.. Santa Ana. Pohcl' ;.:rnl thl'V be:1t'"e the• Towner was mortally woundl'd 'ouni.: man was managmg thl' at 3·55 pm. when a lone gunman mt•at market for has mothC'r stalked into Towner Meals. 21H E Warner An~. and rcporlC'dh demanded th a t the )Ouni.: butcher gl\ e him the cash n· f 'rom Page ,\I gaster 's contents, poLicesaid BUDGET They \\eren'l certain th" • • • morning what tri~rnered thl' shooting but assumed the bandit disc harg ed a .32-calibcr automatic either in nervousne<.:-. or as a result of fcC'Ling "'J'ownl'r was not responding to his com mand. Witnesses in the small shop pmg center on Warner /\venUl' reported seeing a slightly built man run from the meat market and nee from the scene on foot They desc ri bed To\\ n er's murderer a s a m a le. from 25 to 30 }ears old, fl\•e feet six inches tall and about 150 pounds. Police s aid there was still money in the cash rt''~l~tc•r ~ind lhcor:iH'd that the i.:unman C!-ca ped empty handed. ~other, Girl Injured in HB Accident A Huntington Beach man drh·· inJ.! behind his wife and dauJ.!hlc•r !.aw th<•m IOJUred in a colllswn Sunday afternoon. \'1ctona Rh1 co Bcachnrr. :l4 of 0031 Adelia Ca rrie "a' ;iclm1ttc•<I to Pacifica llosp1lal llo.,p1tal "' f1ciali. dC'cltned to pl\1' hN rond1 twn tod;i\ The chi ld, lh:alhl'r Bt•achner. 4. ""as treated for minor tnJurirs and rc•lca~ed l'ohcl· said thC' car!. rlrwen hv Patrick Beachner and h1<; \\1f1· werC' southbound on Newlond SlrPct. Mrs. Beachncr'.; c:ar w;i' 11truck at Atlanta /\\'l·nue h) a s1at1on wagon dn\'C'n by Sharon L Wolfe, 34, of 7Gll Wa'lhin~rm Dnve, Huntington R<·ach She wa' not hurt Paramedics aided the IOJUrt•rl mother and daughter popular for ~uidt•d tours of i.coul and student group!> Thr center also h:.is cm·1ron- nwntal and rock exh1b1ls a:-. wl'll li~ Indian artifacts laken from diggings at the top of Central Park. Worth\ said there " a full-time ranger on dUt) at the center and that his JOb depend' on the budget decision \\'orlh) s:11d 1t \\Ouldn't bt• vractacal to keep thl' l'l'JllCr open 1f the ranger were nol retamed. The recreation ch1d :.a11J the squeeze probably wouldn't affect the A d ventu r e P layground because it derives revenue by <.'h;irging admission. Worthy s aid that normally about 100 part-tame employC'S from collC'J?e and high schools arc> lured as playground leaders and ~orkcrs "It appears easier for the city to cut part-time employes than tuJl-t1me employes," Worthy said Worthy added that his depart· ment already is operaling parks at the lowest cost per capita of ;iny cit y in Southern California. Bank Cashier Found Dead SA"-: FRANt:ISt:O <AP > f>ohce !>a} the body of a Bank of America C'al>hier hai. been found stranglC'd and s tabbed In his Diamond llC'ights upartmcnt. The victim was John Marsalla Th'> lantllorrl found him. naked except for his socks, on Sunday, homicide dl'teclive said. M;irs alla had b(•cn slabbed se\ era I t1mC's. A knifr protruded from his back. An electric cord used tfJ strangle him was still around his neck Fords Leave Chur~h President and Mrs. Ford chat with the Rev. John C. Harper, rector of St. John's Church, a s they leave the church in • • Washin~ton Sunday. The Fords attended an evening service at the church just across a park from the White House. EOlTION l Today's Closlnlf N.Y. St~ks VO L. 69, NO. 117, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES TEN CENTS Democrats Woo Pennsylvania VoterS PJULADELPHIA IAP1 At :subway stopll and TV studto1'. facCory gates anUhlirtOnc site:.. Democratic prcs1dt'nt1:il c:im paigners sought out the votcr1. to· day on the eve or Pennsylvunw·., ('ruciul primary election Jimmy Carter s tarted his da) al a steel plant gate near Pit tsburgh; Rep. Morris Udall or Arizona tnurection sur l'fl St". u nd Sen. Henry l\l Jackson of Was hington talked to tubor 1elftt~l' · lft!OunThn mem. hers in Harris burg. They were booked for up. pearances acro~s the state on th~ hist campaign day. · · r think we· re go mg to surpnse some people." said Udall. who has forecast at IE:'ast second place shQwings in both phases or the pn mar>" which includes ballot- mg on presidential preferences :ind the separate clecuon or na· tional connntlon dele~ates L'dall received some bad ne"s from Washing1on toda)' when the L'S. Supreme Court upheld the conslitul1onaht v ()( an India nu law that has kept his name off the state's May 4 primary ballot The law requires st atew1de c un· dldates lo obtain 500 supporting signature:-from each or the state's 11 congressional districts l'dall had 5,500 signatures. but his Iola! fOr the b'th f>lstriCt Wll~ only 465. Carter said he'll win the pre !erence test in Pennsylvania if the vot<.>r turnout is relativt'ly hjgh. Jackson forecast victory in the competition for delegates. Carter said Jackson was being "a?solutely ridiculous" Sunday in blamin.: Northern untmplo) mt•nt on lower wugci. paul worker~ in the SouU1. ··1 don't think it 's fair to s a) that we have unemployment 1n Pennsylvania because th<' South has cheap labor or right lo work laws." the former Georgia go\ ernor said in a five-cundidatl' forum on the ABC-TV program "Issues und Answers " Ran Aground '"To blame the unt>mployrnent in Penns vi\ an1a on n~ht·to·work laws tha't hU\l' hl'Cn lhCl'l' t'\'CI' ~ince llarr) 'fruman's <In) I think 1s ahsolutd) ndiculous ." C..irter s aid .\lah•1m.i (;p,· Gcor~<' l' Wallace. who 1s on the Penn svl\'an1a ballot. and Sen. f'runk L:t1urch 01 lduho. who is not. alsv appeared on the program. I 3 Yachts Wrecked g Race Return race itself, a personal injury was · Press .reported three men were ···~~-ji·~~~·~~~~~;,'X;Ld ~ ~~~~:;........r~~t4. ti;~ a yacht with a I.a~..;...,:.. today despite the s owness of the · < i.,.-_-..-.. _.. ....~~-~~ _:, ~,. .. \,\C race. · · hull by roc\s"ln" t~.~·~n" O•••Y P•IOt Pftoto .,., R•<"..trd l(ofl\ler Two boats on a return lrip from C~ewm an Nor.m.an Palr;ner sus fc;; today. ~ Ensenada to their home port tamed a head tnJUry while. ~ork The boat whi~h coml)('ted Sun- " ere reported aground and mg on deck about 10 p.m . Satur· day in the New1>ort lo Ensenada b . day Shamrock continued in the race was damaged fl\c m1k'l> ;:s~~1;Ja. up in the suri near raCl' and Palmer was taken to the north of Ensenada as 1t lwadl•d hospital in Ensenada and lall'r back to the VnitNI Swtes. Rhinestone Cowboy. a new Cal transferr ed to a San Dil'go The Coast Guard cutter Walnut 2·29 owned by Ronald C-GreC'n · I berg, California Yacht Club, ran hospita · took the trio to the heach, \\here aground on a point or land just Cause and extent of the injury they later were rC'ported in good n orth o f th e Ens en ad a was not known condition breakwater about midnight Sun· day. The accident was close enough to the highway that automobile lii:!hls could be shown aiding the crew of two indudin~ the owner to get <.1shore without inJUf\' Meanwhile. the Associated None of the men was identified Skate Tragedy POLICE SGT. MAX WILSON COVERS OFFICER STEVE MEADOWS AT KIR K JEWELERS Suspect Arrested Atop Costa Mesa Bulldlng, But Police Found No Suspects Inside The lO·meter Rraila owned by Terry Hedin with three persons aboard radioed a May Day call before dawn today stating that she was breaking up. The exact Ride Hitch Proves Fata,l A l7·YEAR-OLD skateboarder who hitched a ndc to a slow moving car died in Brea Community Jlosp1lal Sunda) as a result of inju1ies suffered when he fell hent•ath lhl' auto's wheels. ·Police Seize Theft Susp ect In Costa Mesa Mov1ego<'fs al the llarbor Shoppmft Center in Costa Mesu watched a second f<'ature outside thC' thea'ter Sund:.iy night, as 11olice arrested a burglary s us peel atop Kirk's .Jewelers. Police said the s usix·ct, Hobert A. Bondaruk. 27. of 235 Cedar St . Nt•wporl Bt•ach was crouched behind an air rond1t1onmg duct 'Whl.'n s polll'd from ;.1 police helicopter µtlolt•d by Si..rt Carl Jackson. The suspect "'as ordered to tht• . side of !ht· buildtng by helicopter ofr1l'l'l'S using a puhhr address isystem. ;incl B-.nduruk w11s ar l'CStt'rl by orr1cl'r Slt'VI! Mcadn\\S on thl' ~rouncl lfandur'uk. ,1n unemplo.>t•.Ul>lll'l'I tniii.;1•r1•tt ~· :-.11l'nt alarm 111 thc Jl'\H•lry sto1 t' al 10 50 p.m . 1\hl'rt llt' t•ntt•rt•ll the• h111lcli11~ thr11u.:h thl' ronf On th;• ~round . poht'l' h.HI le• \\ :11 t I 0 I a II C' m p 1 o) \' (Ir th I' tl'"dr)r '10l't' to urnvt• lo unlork tlw hullcltnt.: ~o polin• coulcl :-t•a rdt for ol hl• r .;u.~pt•ci.. 1\ ~m .ill cnmtl of peupll· fl'Orn a m•arhv t lw ~1tl'r KOthl'n'1l to watch the ·H'l 11111 l'nlit•t• 'iHicl no SUS· 1wrt~ \\ l'r1• fourul trl:lith• thr stnre Con~• \\eath er t-'a11· through Tut>sday with wiirm. sunnv davs lli$:h Tuesdav near 70. at the Mast. ne':ir RO inland. Lem tont~ht 45 to 55. l ~SIDE TODA\' Amtnca"s are complmnmq more• these daµ., about good.( .and serMces Thr qot•emment .and private industry are lx>'1Jnnmg to /uten Ai _ ..... LM .. ,d ~111 ...... Index &• A""U,.n ... ..... , AS N.ait..,..•I Mitw'\ •1 •• ... "' O••"""" temk• H ·l1 0.•"90C.u'llY ., .... ,.. a1.z cr.u...,# Out~~·"~ Edll .. ~IP• .. Eftten.1""'•~t ~ ..... ,.<. ...,,"° ll«wtl ... ,.."." ' 8 J Stl•I• l'ert•• ... ~· •• Sl«-Ma••ot• I• T.i"''''°" •• 11"••·~· as w .. 1- e1 ""°'"'""•~ ... AIO 11 ... •• •• ... ... Co1npro1nise Choie~ location was not known and the Coast Guard was still searching for the boat at 8 a .m . The message slated that the boat was three hours out of Ensenada moving at six knots. Police identified lhe skateboard victim as Steven Paul Jaromscak of 837 Carlson Drive, Brea . Judge Speirs N a111ed Despite the slowness of the According to police. Jaromscak was fatally injured shortly :ifter 5 p . m . Friday after hitching a ndc on a ear driven by Scott Gregory Lamming. 16. also of Orea For Cella Hearing * * * First Finish In Ensenada To Valkyrie THEY SAID THE VICT01 was hanging on le> the right passenger door of Lamming·s car when h<' fell from his skateboard and tumbled under lhe rear whet· ls of the auto The car reportedly was traveling between 15 and 20 miles an hour when young Jaromscak los t his gnp. The Vt<' lim died in Brea Community Hosp1t<1l shortly after 9 a.m. Sunday. By TOM BARLE\' Of th• O"lf Pilot SIAll A long selection process that has become known in Orange Count y Superior Court a s "judicial roulette" ended today when Judge Wilham C. Speirs was assigned to preside over pre- trial action against Dr. Louis .J. Cella Jr. and three business as .-.oc1ates. Presidmg Judge Claude M Owens selected Juclge Speirs after lawyers for the four defen- dants objected to his earlier ,,election of Judge Byron K McMillan Prior lo that both sides had .mbm1tlcd a total of 20 names to Judge Owens without any namt• nn either list lallyin,.: wllh lhl' others. "Thal 0!1 enoul!h of that, .. Jutlgc Owens commcntt'd lie 1mmed1att'ly :1ss1gned Judge McM illan to the pretrial hearings and then offered Judge $Pl•trs' name when that assiJtn m1•nl Wa1' cltsputcd by dt'frni;c• luwvt·r~ D~rcnse law~ers made it cleur a(tN the a$(rel'ment w111' ;.ip proved hy both stdes that Judge S1)('1rs has been acct.>pled only for pretrial net ion and not for the trial scheduled to start M11y 24 Irvine Pane l Eyes Housing Assistance lr\'ine city councilmen will de cide Tuesday whether to adopt s housinf! assistance plan thal calls for aidini.r 610 households over lhe next two years. The meeting wHI be held a l 7 30 p m at city hall. 4201 Cam pus Drive The hous ing assistance plan wris continued by the council two "'eeks ago on a 3 to 2 vote because cou ncilmen wanted more time to review the pro· PQsed plan. Planning Director Eddie Peabody Jr .. however. has told the council that the application- part of a three.year series ex peeled to net the city about S240,000 in housing funds-must be submitted to the county a~ soon as possible • lr\'ine ts on(' ol Iii smaller <Stt HOUSING. Page A2) Judge Speirs will be asked to rule on a motion for rusmissal of a number of charges contairlf-d in the Grand Jury indictment and a motion for discoven· According to a police report. his parents donated his eyes and kidneys to transplant foundations By ALMON LOC'KABEY D•oly P1101 e .. to1>9£clll0< Also set for ar.guing in his courtroom 1s what has come to ht• known as "a Johnson motion" an argument by the defense that the four ind1ctees are the victims nr discriminatory prosecution by the district attorney. "Our agreement will not pre· vent us from filing a motion lo re move Juds:e Speirs during pre· trial action ir that becomes necess ary ... defense attorne) James Riddel cautioned. The 29th annual nautical "crap shoot " known as the Newport lo Ensenada Yacht Race ground its wa.v into the record books today as the last of the 540 starters dropped their anchors in the crowded waters of this Baja California fis- hing port. Juvenile Counselor Booked in Assault None of the four cle(e nl.t• lawyers nor Deputy District At torney Orella Scars was pre pared to commc·nt on the pro- cl'dure thal will be involved when 3 Judge IS assigned lo the trial Of lht• four defend<.1nts Cella, 51, Theodore ~h1rfman . ~:I. of Santa Ana . GN1r$(e Lewis Ollenclorf. "4, of Laguna Bearh and Stephen Rob<>rl Evans. 31. or Mission Viejo, faCl' tnal un 127 ft'lon.v ('OUOlS . It 1s alleged that lht• group !<i)ihoncd at least S2 millton 111 funds from two Or·rnge County hospitals . M iss1on Community 1n M 1 s s 1 on Vi t' j n a n cf M l' re ~· General in Santa l\na All four d<>fend:1nt!' have 1m earliN trial dale of Muy 11 In Lus J\ni;telcs Federnl Court on similar criminal allc1tat111ni. It was as slow and frustrating a race, from st a rt to finish, as any in the three decades it has been sailed. Light winds at the start off the Newport jetty Saturday at noon decreased to near zero before the fleet reached San Diego, the halfway point in the l2S·mile junket<Related Pie tures, Page B6). Race committeemen aboard tfw two finish boats, Sunshine and Sea Hut had barely finished their morning coffee Sunday when they were stirred into action by the: siS{htof a sail on the misty horizon Hut the vaeht turned out to be a noncompeting catamaran as did the next two which approached th\• finish line by 11 a.m. First spinnakers to emerge from the thickening haze turned out to be the trimaran Valkyrie. co.skippered by Bob Hanel ond (See ENSENJ\DA. Pue A2) A counst'lor tor Juvenile criminals wa s booked by Newport Beach police today after officers allege he threatened a hitchhiker who he mistakenly accused of stealing his sunglasses In custody in Newport Beach Jail on charges of assault with a deadly weapon is Stephen Vance 1'1ctcher. 29, of frvi nc. He listed his employer as the Californ1u Youth Authority at Chino. According to police rer><>rts. Fletcher was arrested shortly after midnil"(ht near the NC'wport Pier where the dispuk 11v1·r tl\1• missing glas!ll'S reportrdly tl'.>ok pla('e, Officers gaVl' thll' U('l'l)\101 or the incident Fletcher p icked up Dolorc~ Jaramillo, 22, of San Jost• as :st11· hitchhiked to the Orunge County Pretend It's Pot 'Herbal Stmh' Comes in 'Lids' for Kids PEORIA. 111. !AP> In the old days. kids could smoke rolled com silk and pretend it was tobacco Today, they can buy a package or Herbal Stas h and prl'tend it's marijuana. Herbal Stash is ground or shredded herbs and comes -with papers -in a plastic ball that says the net wei.ght is "a lid ... A lid usual ly refers lo a one-ounce portion or pol. "lt looks s omething like grass." said a narcotics officer in Peoria "We've testt'd it . The only high is a psyclloiog1CA'.looe. Kids Uke to smoke it and prttencl in1 pot.. Jt's a gim· mick, a fad like hula hoops llled1cr}>e." Pohce discovered the.._pew ptodurt while mvestigatin~ reports that people we~ getting a regal high on weeds. 'l'hty founc) 1t being ~old, like a package or cigarettes. al' Peoria boutique managed by Rill Strauss Strauss said he ordered some after seetn~ it advertised in flyers distributed by the Woodley Herber Co "lt comes in four different packages a:. Bobbo's Better Blend <retaiUng for $3.25). Fiord ($3.25). a variety pa~k ($3.25) and Volupte ($4)." he sald. "Volup(e is advertised as a sensuous smoke made from ginseng roots. '' l 've sold a dozen or so of each pack in the last 21ti months. It looks like a bag of pot and sorne people say it gives them a mild effect." Tom Hartman, 25. a former health food store manager, helped found the Woodley Herber Co., two years aJto and has 14 employes. (Sff FAKE POT. Pa1t AZ> Airport follow1n~ a fight with he1 bovfnl'nrl in Sant a Ana f'indin~ the airport tcrmin<il doi-.ed. Fll'tchcr clrovl' Mi s" .laram1llo to th<• :'lll•wp<1rt Pier wtwrc the tli1>put1• ovt•r lhe -.;un glasses aro.;(' F1elcher lll'lt1•vc•d she• had lhP glasses and he n•fu1'C'd to giv<· her h<'r s ui t('aSe. nff it'<'l"S allt•gf'd. Miss Jaramillo flugi,wd down a passcrhy, l>avul Burtholoml''I'. 22. or Orlando. Flu . ~rahtw<l ht•1 su1t('aSl' and got 1nt11 his c·ur I' o I 1 c " a ~ s \' r I l h a I a •, nurtholomew lrwd l11 clnve from 1111' urea. the roatl was hlc1t·k1·d hv fiC'lrhc•r's car 1'1<•td11•r allc1!1•tlly pull<•d 11111 .1 rc•volvl'r and tuld Harthulonww to lt·11v1• lhl' area whtlt• tu-t•1111 linued tht· <11-.;pu tt• with M 1s.., J or 11 mi llo Bartholoml'W rnn to a nenrbv phone· ancl C'all!•d polil't' wh11 !'11111 they found tlw m1:-s1nit gla.,scc; rn f1Nchcr's c<.1 r CAR SA LE H<YT OFF PRESSES "The car was :.old before m,· carrier dellvcrcrf my paper The buyer must have hcl'n walttng at the press to get ut your <'lassified se('tion ·· That's the i;ales !:.ucc•css Mory told by the N<'wport Beach man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot : iOO!IC.'•111l(ar XR 1 Sl,2t)() • X'X·SX\"1. H you have a car you wont to convert to cash, call 642·5678. 1L only takes a few word_~ in the right place lo attract a buyer. Along the Orange Coast. tht~ right place to advert1s(' is in ~ Dally P ilot ,4 2 DAILY PILOT E'ro• Pagtt A J ENS ENADA Bob Fancht·r. Cubrillo Bt'ach Yacht Club. followed in dose p1.1nu1it by th.: ~8 foot cutamaran Sea Smoke s u1lcd by Edwin Ketchum, Malibu Yach\ Club. Valk)'rit• won honur:.asthefll'lit ~ acht to fini:.h in the· :.low hmt· of 2A 1895 hour,. St'a Smoke POk<.'d h~ twin how~ ucros?> \he llne about fa \'l' m 111 utt:s luh•r /\notht.>r cutamuran, the 46·foot /\llt1:e Cut, l'O·i.k1pJ)t'rt-d by Mike Klint uncJ M 'M ~c·h1n, South Short· Yacht Club. w~u; the tbJrd boat to nnt~h about 12. 30 PST Then t.•;11111• the lJ1it surpris<.· 'fht! first monohull 11pproach1nj? !ht' line with a spinnaker and bloopt'r bloss omani; In the tresht>n1n1it breeze turned out lo be tht S4-fool sloop Aorangi, sailed by Dennie M 1tchell and a c rew of tO voung men and five women of the L'SC :.ailm~ tf'am. Aonm~i was donatt!d to use at the first of the ,)'t'aL Preface ravoritt!S for first to rlni-;h were the 62-foot sloop Ba6'l1mL• and the 12·meter Ne>AsBoy Ironically. ) oung Mitchell and his college crew wt-re sailing agains t his fathN Ben senior who wa s the na v igator aboard Ragtim<· which was seventh to fimsh behind another catamaran L1peri. Steven Bowdin. Seal Beach Yacht Club, and the Columbia 52 Gy psy sailed by Harry Moloshco, Long Beach Yacht Club. The eighth and ninth boats were mult1bulls. Cro::.sfire. Norman Cross, San Diego Yacht Club, and lmi Loa. Vic Stern, Seal Belich Yacht C\ub. · · And there were even more sur- pnse!.. The highly favored 12- meter NewsBoy, saitedi>y.Jack- .. Baillie. Balboa Yacht Club was rhe fo uheent bQa.t tQi £ini'sh t!i~"!ly ~~-... -.~-·:·~'. • :. . ' . . ana'fwo .. Erfrson-4 . 1'1 eenth boat to finish was Regulus Ir, a Columbia·57 skipperded by Bob Garrison, Newport Harbor Yacht Club By midaflernoon with only 50 boats fin ished the rnce commit- teemen aboard the finish boats kne"' they were in for a long night. Ry 6 p m Sunday only l20 boats had ftmshed and lhl· wmd \\as dy· mg. r\t 8 a m . today 470 of lhc 540 starter s art> arcountl'd for These ar<.' boats that have either crossed the finil>h line or notified the com· m1lll'C thJt t1ley WL'rl' nol !1111!.hlll~ lland1cap standings to de- termine !ht• wanner:. of the nearly l\\11 dolen pe rpetual trophies had not ht'Nl•('Omputed atRa.m. today but were expected to be complete b~ lht• J p m t ro ph) presentation. l>l·<-•dlint> for ftnishin~ tht' race \l.l.I!> 11 :t m tod:iy andacattng that lht· Nt.>~ port Ocean Sailing As· "lonatlnn rummittce!'i would keep cnmputa' huaing to det('rm lnc till' hand1C'.1p ~ 1nrwrs h) :! p,m HOUSING. • • 1·1t1t•s tn tht• count~ which have :-ou).!ht a Jo111t i.;rant undl'r the h'cknil llous an~ 11nd ~ommuntt~ [)('\ l'lupnwnt Al'l Tht• pa opow <I pl ;1n call!' for 5HO .1pa rtnwnts t11 be subs1d12ed un· d1•r the ScC'tion !I federal rental ,uh-;u1 ~· rroJ::ram Thc~e suh- -.1d11•:-\\n11lcl Ill' 111on1l1•cl lhroui;:h ·•At'n('lt"i Sll <'h a-; the Orange t 'o1111l\ ll ousin~ Authority and \\Ollld not require city ex~·n d1tul l' 01 admin1,trntinn. a Cl'Ol'el 1111< lo u:-!'l1stunl plunnl•r Mt•I ltoo1l Anolht•c 50 11~·w1t t•cl homes \\OU Id he provided by tht• <'ll) un- clt•1 ;1 lt•dt•rul lllol·k grnnt. 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Apnl 26, t978 -.- Leaders Honored · Irvine LioWl Club Cites Five f The Greater lrv1m~ Lions Club hH presented its first armunl awards recoanirlng th · <'ontribu- tions of five Irvine community le11ders The C'itizenshlp award wus pre• sented to hadore Schneider of Unlver~lty Park; community award to Margaret GafCey o( lJnlvers1ty P ark : achievement <1w11rd to Janice Juergens of UC Irvine: valor award to S. Sit. James T. Wilson or El Toro Marine Corps Air Station: and press relations award to Jc1&nn~ Keevil of the Irvine World News Schneider. who has been active in community a ffairs and local government since before Irvine's incorporation. was honored for acting as a spokesnaan for ~one G1111H1a11 catii~n ~ and for serv1oi; on several city committcc11. Mr:i. Gatrey, who tastyellJ'was co-organizer of the trvlne Is. A Harvest Festivut. wi.11 honor,•d for her rave years ot effot•t to foster culluroal d evelopment in lrvlne. Among other activities. sht· he lped organ1ie group out- ings to music and thet1ler events throughout SOuthtirn California which have attracted lll\ .:slimal· ed 29.000 participunts. Mrs . Juergens. assistant dean of students al UC I. was honored for her contribution:> to \he hun· d icapped. The orgetnizer of Han- dicapped Awareness Week ut UCI last year, she was credited with calling a ttent ion t o architectural problems for han- dicapped students such as lack of SA Butcher Killed Foiling Robbery A young Santa Ana butcher They d escribed T owner's who was wounded in a brazen murderer as a male, from 25 to 30 daylight robbery attempt Satur-years old, tlve Ceet six inches tall day afternoon died early Sunday and about 150 pounds. wheelcha.ir rump:., norrow doorw:ay:s and the hkt:. Seraeant Wll:sou, u military pollt·~man on dutv p.AtrollinJl in the M1:ss1on V1l'JO ure1.1, saved Ul~ 11\'~S Of lhrt•l' t•hildl'\.'n who ha(l ~'limbed into a trash dunwstev a11d set it anre by playln& with matcht>!I. The flaml's l>loclt~d th.:lr l'SCUJW Wilson <'limbed into the container, 1·1ski111t his own safety, to hoi:sl the children out. Mr:5 . Kccvtl, editor or lhe Irvine World News, wa:s honored for her reporting on t?vents in the city over the past five years. Her reporting, the Lions noted, has included the formation or the city and lhc Irvine Unified School District as well as the day to day events of the comm unity. Ford Raps Jobs Bill morning in Mercy General Police said there was still A•WI~ h I ' Hospital. money in t e cash register and Leap. ittg Drurnmer B. o.y Police ideptif!ed the murder theori zed that the gunman WASHINGTON' CAP > -• President Ford. who has been predi c ting the Democrats will nominate Sen. Hubert Humphrey for president this year, today lambasted u key Hum· phrey jobs bil l a s "da ngerously deceptive" a nd a n "elect ion-year boondoggle ." . . victim as Mark Towber, 20, of escaped e mpty handed .. A chain fence · proves irre6istible to Billy Smith, 9, a s he Santa Ana. • Before his escape, however, he· Ford. in a speec:h to the 64th annuar convention of v. ea cs the' co.st.,ume._ p( a (\r~.~ ~~'.nkJh~e. re-: Tow~er. ~~ l!'o~ly wou d ~i~~ ~ttl,11t fr~ h!tf~~ eM.tl..m.ent .... ~J~~~~ · · .. "'~·~· .. ,,,:.,..,_ .. '(\"'"'·~ .., ·, '.(:~~atlcr-c·oionfaT troops al !'•few'Yo r ·s~e(no~s-~ea U\to 1awner ats. 216 AC.cordmg to one re~rt police E. Warner Ave. and reportedly received. the murder victim was demanded that the young a surviving son of the s mall butcher give him the cas h r e-butc her shop's founder who died the U.S. Chamber of Com- ~ .. ~1~~.udl~~~ , -'C!ife~ll'f~e qa e'fease I V· e rnment spemding "1f it takes all s ummer a nd more and more velot>s." Island. FV Man One of 3 Policemen Fired A Long Beach patrolman who lives in Fountain Valley is among three officers fired for his alleged involvement in a drunken spree which started at the patrolman's bachelor part y in Sunset Beach, 1.ong Beach 0Hic1als said today. City M a na~er John Man!->ell fi red Paul J . Steed of Fountain Valley. along with patrolman Michael S. Callahan and Robert M. Hamby late last week after their alleged involvement in lhl' March 10 incident The officers a llegedly Wl'r{' among 13 m e n who ldl <• bachelor party for Steed. then went on a spree at sevt>ral Long Rl'a<'h bars in "hach civilians "el'e assaullt>cJ and one su:.()<'ct Mr. Chenault Succumbs To Illness TnINlT\'. Ala. Price· !\lartin Chenault . re ti re d director of ec111cat1on for the New York State D<'partment of Correction. died here Apnl 21 :1rt1•r a long illness. He>Aas75 In addition to his widow , EliLabeth Pruitt Chenault. Or•lll~l' Cnu:-.t <.urv1vors include M r11. Bl'lt v 1\ nn <'. Leida I an<I l(l'llndchildrrn. Enk Chenault and l)uvul Chri!'lt1.1n Lt•1th1I, all of lrvinl' Mr Chenault ~er\'cd with the New York State correction de· partment for 32 } ears beginning as instruction director of educa- tion at the Nt•w York State Voca· lionul ln!'titutton at We!.t Cox- ir;a<'kl('. lit> 1llrected the d<'partment of 1·d11ca11nn of the Nl'W York Stat ... Uepartment of Correction f(lr 2S ye:ers unlit his r t't1rement In 1970. fo\tn(•rul services were hf'ld to· day an Ccntrul l 1n1it•d Methodist Chu rch, Decatur . Alubama. Burial w~s 1n llurtselle Cemett>ry, 11 art~cllc, Alabama. Woma11 Foils Kidnap Try LOS ANGELES <AP> -A sub- urban E l Segundo housewife e!;caped a kidnap attt>mpt when her grappling with a man who forced her way into her car led to the vehicle swerving so erratical- ly that a passing Lo~ Angeles motorcycle officer ordered it to stop for a che<'k After the car came to a hall. authorities said Sunday. a man emerged and tbe car shot off at a high speed with the housewife al the wheel. She was stopped a mile away by other officers but when she ex- plained the situation, the officers \\'t-nt back and arrested Howard Richardson. 25. He was booked tor Investigation of k1dnapln1t and robbery. was r emoved from the custody of vice officers. according to re- ports Ten other officers were given suspensions of one to 10 days, Deputy Chief Willis Platt said to- day. The three fired officers have live days in which to appeal their dismi:;sals to t he Long Beach Civil Service Bar Board, officials said. According to reports. City pro- secutors oCCice will seek misde- meanor compla ints against some of the om cers Involved. In Los Angeles District Attorney John Van De Kamp also may review the cases. Platt said the party started al the home of a friend of Steed. Th en 13 oCCicers including Steed. reportedly left there and went to Long Beach, where the other incidents allegedly oc- curred. Some of the officers also were accused of traffic viola- tions. according to reports. Police Chief Ralph Kortz had recommended firing for Hamby and Callahan and a 10..day sus- pension for Steed. &achgoers On Increase In N trWPOrt Beach activity ls picking up In Newport Beach, according to llf.eguards wllo reported a tot.al oC 55.000 visitors over the weekend. Despite the turnout, whICli was h ig her th an the last two weekends, lifeguards reported only four manor rescues and no calls for first ald. A lifeguard spokesman pointed out that te mperatures on the sand hovered around the 60 - degree level during the day. In thf' wa ter, temperatures were listed at a chilly 58 degrees. The spokesman pointed out that while the 1'Urf had subsided from the six foot breakers or earlier in the week, \he four,(oot i.urf that was running this weekend was probably responsi- ble for the rescues. Glass Cr<Uh Injures 18 LAS VEGAS <A P ) -Eighteen persons were injured when lhe large panes of glass fell Into the audJence watching a mJdnight show at a Strip hotel. fire depart- ment officials said. All 18 were treated al Sunrise Hospital for cu ls and glass splin· ters, oCficials said. Ther e were no serious injuries and none of \he \1ictlms was admitted to the hospital, a spokesman said. The mishap occurred early Sunday during the Hallelujah Hollywood review al the Grand Hotel. glster's contents, police said. within the past few months They weren 't certain this Police said they believe the mor~ing what triggered th_e young man was managing the shooting but assumed the bandit meat ma rket for his mother. disc h arged a .32-calibe r automatic either in nervousness The President ~as inter- rupted 17 times by up- plause from the approx- imately 2,000 convention delegates. OT as a result of feeling Towner was not responding to his com- mand. Witnesses in the s mall shop· ping center on Warner Avenue reported seeing a slightly built man run from the meat market and flee from the scene on foot Ex-Lagunan Seized In Elsinore Slaying Saddleback Slates Bike Exposition A one-day, 10-speed bicycle ex· position featuring minicourses on repairs . touring and n1cing and displays of th<.' latest two wheeler equi pment is scheduled Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at Saddleback College. Internationally known cyclist Mike Iannone will conduct the progr am in the college science and mathematics building. College district residents are invited to bnng tnetr own HJ. speeds to the seminars for in- struction in minor repairs, said spokesman Dan Armstrong. Jtepair work will be done by Ia nnone and other veteran cyclists, who will be prepared to straighten wheels, adjust brakes and gears and lubricate the bikes. Spare parts will also be sold al the e vent. The seminar will feature film highlights of lannone's travels through 43 slates and 11 foreign countries. During an informal, bring- your-own lunch brellk, thousands of dollars worth of racing and touring bikes, tents, touring bags, tools. clothing, food a nd other equipment will be put on display. Local bike touring and racing clubs will also attend and provide information on their organiza- Uons. Armstrong said. Saddle back Board Sets Slide Show Sa<ldleback Commu ni ty College trustees will convt>ne a half-hour earlier tonight for a slide presentation on the updated campus building and expansion proitram. The session will begin a t 7 p.m. in t he board meeting room. locat· cd In the college library. /\ lc)rmer Laguna Bea('h man has been a rraigned in Riverside County on murder charges following the shooting death of a onetime friend. also a former Lagunan. al a Lake Elsinore re residence a week ago The charge s were brought against Alfred Taylor Hankin. 30, of Lake Elsmore. m connection with the s laying of George Michael Crowlev. 35. of Tustin Rankm and Cro wley. residents of Laguna Beach since the mid 1960s. were well known to many in the Art Colony Rankin had l>een li ving at Lake Elsinore for about sax months. Crowley died al a Riverside hospital about two hours alter the 9:45 p.m . shooting at Rankin's residence on April 19. Funeral services for Crowley were held Saturday. Rankin. a painting contractor. curr ently is In custo dy at R iverside County Jail in lieu of S250.000 bail, said River side County Sheriff's Lt. William CadJwell. Caldwell said the shooting re- sulted from a "family dispute" but declined lo elaborate. lie declined (o disclose the type or weapon used in the killing. "The district atlorney has ad- v ised me that nothing more should be released. The in· -.~st1gation is eontrnuiog," Caldwell said. Caldwell sai d u preliminary hearing into the murder had been · Slayer Faces Sanity Trial VISTA <AP ) -A tcl~phone t•ornpnny 11upervlsor fucck 11 sani - ty trial uftcr being convicted In the shotgun sluyin~ of hb wife and 6 yeur·old son l.cl:1n Dec 3 murders of his wlf<• Sheila. 33. and son Lc•land Jr /\ Superior Court jury deliborutcd for more thon two clay~ before con v1ct1 n g the :12 ·year old Neiswender. from the cornmunl· tv or Olivenhain. Front Page A I FAKE POT FOR SALE ... scheduled fo 1· Wcdnc•s<la)'. l>ut said it is likelv that t•ontmu:ml·c•· will be sought~ Brown Plans Appe arances In Maryland SACRA M EN'rO (AP) (iov Edmund Bro\~n Jr will prnh::ihlv take his campaign for pres1dl'nl out of California for the firs! li me· this week with a senes of ap· pea ranees In Maryland. Brown said in a brief interview today he conferred at length over the weekend w1lh Allard Lowcns tein, a key adviser in his ram paign, and by telephon<' with Ted Venetoulis. his Maryland cam paign coordinator. Asked to comment nn srwrula- ti o n tha t h e would fly l o Maryland this week for a sPr1es of campaign appC'arances. th1· Democratic governor replied. "I'd say that's very po:.silile." He said he would have a formal news confcrenn· later in the day and ''I'll ans wl·r any and all queittion11 then." Brown's namt-will appear on Maryland's May 18 Dt•mot•rutic presidential primary hnllot. hut he 1s not eli l{itJI<' to win any of Maryland's 53 d1·legali>s heraww he dad nol file a sh1tc of ('an· didates for th(' scp.irnte delegate election!> Tht-trip would ht• Urown 'i. first journ(•y out or C:ilifornla ~Inn; ht took office Hl months Ul(O Th<' :IR yt•:i r old l(OV<'rnor ha~ in11isted he is u sl'nous conh:nc.ler for the presidential nom1n11tlon, ult hough an :.adm itk<l lnnl(l\hot Rut he is on the ballot In only three :.talcs Colifo rnlu , Maryland and N1•va<ln Earlier, Brc1wn rl'lust•d to dis cui.s rl'usons for rampu1.:nanr. 111 Maryland slnre ht· iii not cl1g1hlt• lo win dl'lt'Hillt•ll. Hut 1n the vai.t he• 1•xpr1•ssNJ i!i,pkasurc <•boul new' :-toru·~ that called him a fllvm'lll• son can1lidale. "We buy the herbs by the ton from domestic and European outlets," Hartman said ln a telephone Interview. "We sell lt most· ly to head shops in every state as well as in Canada, Great Britain and Puerto Rico." "Thf' mArljuann inference of pnntin~ th(• weil(ht as a 'lid · just seemed llkc a cute idea.•· The tJ S. Food and OrulJ Admini11tn1hon checked us out." he said. "Wh ile they couldn't issue us certification because lhe product is not a foodstuff, they didn't say anything " ' Hartman contends that the product "never was intended to sell as fake m ar1· juana. "I was deep In American lndlan lore and learned they smoked all kinds of herbs. in· eluding mullein, n leaf plant lhal Jtrows wild. It was supposed to be good for lung disease. I tried some of the Indian smokes because I wa11 tryin1 lo give up cigarettes. and decided It could be a legal marketable item. The primary work involved la blendin~ theherba. Take Bobbo's Better Blend. for Instance. Strauss said It contains: "Mango threm1, military herb, mad dol{ skullcap, hooded mad weed. eel's wort field balm, pepperminl, da aniana. kava kava root, coltafoot. golden seal and balm of Gilead buds " • Lag1•na/South Coast Today"'s Clos ing ~ .\'. ~tocks EDITION l . ... VOL. 69, NO. 117, 2 SE CTIONS, 2~ PAGES O RAN G E COUNTY , CALIFO RNIA MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1976 TE N CENTS 3 Yacht Mishaps .. Mar Ensenada Re~· Dt!'>aster i.l ruck the 29th annual l\cwport l<> to;n:.enada yacht rlH'I: today d espite the slownes-; of the race Two boah un a return lnp from Ensenada to lhe1r home port \\ere reported Jground and breaking up in the -.urt nl'Ur Ensenada Rhinesto ne Cowboy. a new C.il a1d1ng the cn•w of two 1nclud111g 2.29 owned by Ronald C. Gre~n lhe uwrwr to get ashorc without ber g. California Yacht Club. ran mJur v aground on a point of land Just The 10 meter Bra1la owned b~ 11 or l h o ( the E n :. e n ad a TNr v lled111 with three persons breakwater uboul m1dm ghl Sun aboa.rd rad1o('d a !\ta)' Oay call day The accident was close before da\\ n toda~ stullng that enough to the highway lhul she \I.US brt>aking up The exact a ut Qmob1 le !!K!lls could be sho\\.:..;.'.:.:n:...-.-'l,...or:..>..::a:..:.l1,_,o:..:.n:.....:.":..:a:..:s~n:..:o:..:1_k=no.;;.".;..1l.;.;...;;.a;..;.nd.;;,_t_he Coast Guard wa~ :.llll M·t1rch1rl11 fort he boat at 8 a . m The messa~t' slated that lht• boat ~as thret' hour~ out of Ensenada mo \ an~ al six knots Despite lht-:-.lo\\ness of thl· race itself, a personal mJury "a ... reported aboard Hoy 01sne' ·., 52-f oot )awl ~hamrock. l'rrwmon Norm.in l'almt'r ... u ... t a111l•1I u he .id JOJ u ry "hi h' "tll'k inj? <m del·k a bout 10 p m Satur du\. Shamrork c·ontinul•tl 111 lhl' r;.1Cl' and Palml·r "a., takt·n to \111" hospital 1n t-:nscnada and luh·r trans (errt-d to a S.1n l>ll'.:n ho::.p1tal Cause and e xtent of the lflJUr) ";_1:-. not Imo\\ 11 . Ml•a n whllt'. l hl• AsM)C1:it1•<1 Pn•ss n•porkd lhn•t• mt•n \\Cfl• I l''Cu<'d from u ~ th'hl "11h .1 t wu loot hull-rq11w!I 111 th1• portMd1· hull b~ rut· I..' 111 l'Url:o mormni.: k~ todU\ 1'he bOat "hu·h comp<.'led Sun ISee t\GHOl'!\D, P a1w A:!l Murder Probed Ex-Lagunan Faces Charge ,\ former Lai.:una Jk'ach man m 1h1• Art Colon' HJni..in hJtl l'Jld\\l'll .,,ll<I thl' shoo1111g ro• has been arr a 1i.:ncd in Jl1vt·r~1d1: ~·en II' mg ~1L 1.ake t-:t:-.1nm 1· fur ~ulh'd ft om a ·r .i mil) d1:-.pul l' Countv <rn murdl•r c·hurs.:c·~ uhouts1.\months but dt.•cl11a•d to t•l.1horalt• l lP following the shooting death ot a Crowkv d1l•d al a Hl\l'l''ldl' ill·c·liru:d to d1~dost• lhl' l)pc• 01 onet1 me f nl'nd. also a former ho:.p1tal ~bout t '' o hours afll'r tlw V. l'.1pun u~l'CI m t Ill' k1lh11g Lagun an, al a L ake Ebinorc rt• ~ 15 pm :.hoot1ni.: ,1t Hauk111 s '"The 1h:.tnl'I a ttornl') h,1, .id residence a "eek .i~o rcs1dcnct• on Apnl HI . Funeral ""l'd nll' th.1l noth111i.: mor1· .. .The cnarics Wl'rl' broui.:ht ~l'fVl<"l'" for Cro\\ le~ \\Crl' hl'ld ~hould lh' 1 l'lea"l'd Tia· II\ "'·· ···~~~ '\~·~:.,~t"t.~~~ ~_......,.. ... 1..1 u.u1 .. --~~~~~:, or-a1Ce'Eikii'iot'l';.n1"~0~~~~;.,..,.:;,;,.,,~',,{.~;~-t,~· -em~n-:-... (1 • .,,.. • ..:>-,..,; ... >~.".~~ \\ilh the s layini.: of Georgt• l'Ur n •n1h 1-. in t•ustod) at <..ald\\l'll :.aid a pc 1mmaf) • • :\l1chael Crow le). 35. of Tu!olln n1vcrs1dl' Counl.\ Jail In ltt•U of ht•Jrtni.: into th1• murdl•r lwd been RankinandCro\\le).re~1dent.; S250.000 ball. :.aid R1\(.'r~1dl· ~cht•dull'd for Wl'dtl<',d.1L but of Laguna Beach since the mid Count) Sheriff's LI W11l1am "aid 1l 1 ... likely that run1muanc1•, 1960s, were well known lo mJm Cadl\\cll \\Ill be \Ought SC Ponders Load Limit For Streets Skate Tragedy Ride Hitch Proves Fatal \ Ii Y E \ H -01.D sk,1lt.•bo;11 cl1•1 \\ h11 htl dlt'tl .1 11!11• I 11 .1 ''11" mu' Ing 1·ar died m Hn•.1 t'omm11111t\ 1111~1111 • .t :-.und.1\ a" " n ·sull of lllJUn1•s s11ffl•tt•c1 \.\hl·n lw 11-11 ht'tll'alh th1• .1ut11 !'> \\ hcc•ls If tht• ;1thlt.-lt.·~ h<.1n• a~ muc:h Pt'I-' a~ the \'ar s tl\' thl•1•rll•:id<'l"~ D ana l h lls lligh Sc-hooi .,trnulcl lw n·ad~ for <.in~· Hung From ll'lt tP nghl 1n rcur arc Ronnie Foll·.'. :\ll1·i.:r.1 l'a.1.w. TPrc·~.J Pen•z. Kathy llockett, Angil' S1pt• untl Bcts.v Brown 1mascot l F rom left tn front ro" <.ire Renee Bas. :"\unc) Brod:Jhl. Sh('r i Hannc). 1,,·nn Rrt·khas . \'1ckl· \'an Baalcn :.incl Jamie Bro\\ n An emergt•nc·~ ord.Jnanc·l· .,l.'I ting WC'Jght l1m1l1> 101 neighborhood streets leachng to Shorecliffs Junior I b~h School construction s ite \\ 111 h1.· run s1dered bv the San ('lernl'nll' (.'11' Council mcclrng at 7 :JO p rn T ucsdav a l cilv ha ll Po llt·1.· 1dl•n11ftl'd thl· :-k.1td>ti.1rd \'H 11m .1 ~ Sit•\ l'tl l'.tul .larum!'>cak of 837 Carlson l>t'I\ l', Bn-.1 J\c'l'Ordtn~ to poh<·1• . .Jaromscak \\ .1., tat:1ll v lllJUn·d short!~ after 5 p.m -Friday after h1trl1111~ ;r ndt• 1111 J 1·.11 drtv<'n by Scoll Gregory Lamm mi.:. 11;, ut-.o of lln•a TllF.Y SAI D T llF. VICTIM "a' hanging 1111111 lh1• right p.issenger door of Lammmg ·s car \\h1·n hl· ll·ll from 111' :,kalC'board and tumhlt>d under the rear" h1·c·b of the auto Pennsylvania Spotlight City En~ineer Plul l'et<'r !'>:.wl todav he will recommend hm1t mg \•1a Socorro and Camino S:m Clemente to unludcn truck' \\e1ghin1? less than 7.000 pound~ With a load. t he total \\l'lf.?hl would be about 10.000 pound" Denwcratic Candidates Stump Keystot:te State The big earthmO\lllf.! trucks \\h1ch lore up both sln·ci... last "eek probabl) we1i:ihc•d in JI 90.000 pounds \\hen loaded. Pctt•1 ~aid P l llJ..\llEl.Plll \ I \1'1 \I i.ub"' a~ 1>lops ;1nd T\' '>ludto'>. factory i:all':> and h1,111nc ~Ill''>. Dcmol'ral1<' prc•,1dl•nt1JI <'am paagners soui::ht nut lht' \Oler''° da} on the l'\ t' of l't'nns\ h .in1a ' erur1al pnmar\' l·lcct111n J 1mmv C.irter .,tarted h1~ d;1\ al a !'>ll;el plnnt i:all' nC'ar 1'11 tsburi;:h . H1•p M urn' l 'tlall of Anwna 1oun•cl l'h1larl1•lph1a ;ind s111d Ill' will -.run· nn t•l1•!·t1on '>Ur J' r I S l' • ti II fl S l' II It(• IH) ~ t J:1ck.,011 of \\.';1i.h111i..111n 1;ilk1•d 111 l:ihor k.ickr1> ;mcl 11111011 m1·in ht•r\ in II a rt 1' hu rg Thi·' \\t't t' l.11111..t·d 101 .1p l'lt'at allt:l"• .1tro ... , till' '>1.ll•· 1111 tlw ;1~1 ra11111;11i:11 d,,, I think" I' 11• going 111 ... 111p11 .... · 'or111• 1w1111k . ,,11d I d.111 '' 1111 hJ' f11q•r.1'I .11 ll'.1"t "'11111.t pl.11·1• Laguna Seek 11n11ner Help Thl' t II\ of I .. 1g1111.1 lt.•.1rh I' ~l·•·kini: ,1ppl11'.11ll ' 1111 ,1 \ ;1n1•f\ of f11ll 1111w .11111 p.111 111111• '""' m1·1 Joh., Thi' rtt \ '' 't•c•k mi.: ''''nl .111,\ll' nwnl \\Ill kt•f' ,11 ~to $.I :,c1 h11111 h . from \t,I\ I lo .luh 1 ~. tr,1m Nlt•\\a11h .• 1t $2 ho1111\. f111m .Juh 1!1 tn 1\11.,: :!:1 . 11 .1111 dnH•r-. 111 $4 :!ti h11u1 I). Imm .1111\ I ~ In Aui,: ~'ft. ;11111 l11•:11'h l'lt•.inin~ l'I"('\\ '"'• kt·1 ~ .• 1t $:! 111 $;1 ~) hout h from .111111• l'.'1 hl ~kpt t.1 ,\prl11•at1on' 111av ht• ohl.111wct a\ thl· pt'l"HHHll'I 11rftr1• .11 t'll \ 11311 C4R SALE H<YT OFF PIU S£., "The car "JS <,old hl.'fore m' l'arner deh,cn•c1 m\ p.lfl4:r Thl' bu~er mus t ha' c been \\a1l inf! Jt the press to f!Cl at your cla~~1(1ed section ·· That's lhc ~alC'!I l'U<'<'t'SS stor~ told b' the Newport Beach man \\ho placed th1<, .id in the Oa1lv Pilot l!Wi!I C'n111u1r '\'. R 7 ~1.:.•00 . ,,, ,,,, If you ha,·e a car you \\:Int to convert to cash. call 642-Sfiill It Ol'tl\' takes 3 fOW W(1rci<; 111 till' n1iht p ince to attract a bu~N :\Ion~ tht• Oran$!'<' Co,1~1. th" n1thl place to odH•rtt<,c 1-. an the Dally Pilot .,ho" 1ngs m both phase!'> of thl' primary. "h1ch includes ballot· mg on pre:.1dential preferences Jnd the separate election of na· 11onal convention delegates l'dall received some bad ncwc; from Washington today when Lhl' r S Supr eme Court upheld the FV Resident One of Three Cops Fired \ Loni! Bearh patrolman \\ho h\I·~ m F1111111a1n \'allt•) •~ amons: lhl"l0t' uff1n·r~ f1rC'd rm hi' Jllcgetl 111\01\ l'ffi1:11I 1n a drunken spr1'I' "'hl<'h ..i.1rt1•d at lhl• patrolman·, hal'llt'lor party in Sunset llt'och I .ong rkarh ofhc1als ~atd torla\ City M.rna~er John Mansell frrt•rl P~1ul J Steed of Fountain \ .dl1•\. ;1lonl! with patrolm :in M1l'h.11•I S Callahan and Hob<'rt \l lt.1mh' law last W<O'l'k aft<·r 1h1•1r .1111•111•1! invo\\·C'ment In ttw :\l.1rch Ill 111c1<1i•nt Thi· off 1 Ct•rs a 1 lei:cdl~ "1• rt· .1 moni: 13 m rn "ho left .1 harhl•lor p.1 rt y for Stct.'d. lhC'n "<'nl nn n <; prce ut several Lon.a: lk11rh har'> in which c1v1hun" "t'H' as~aulh•d and one !-11:0.prrt wai. r<'mO\'C'd from the custody of v1cr officers. nccortlm~ to rl' ports Ten olhl'r officers we're jl1v<•n .;usPl•nsions of one to 10 day:. ISt>r FIRE D. Pa«~ i\21 l'Onslltut1onahl\ of an lnd1an<1 law that ha:. kept his naml' off lh~ statt>"s Ma) 4 primary ballot The law requires statewide can· d1dates to obt ain 500 supporting S•Rn atures from each of the state"s 11 c·on~res~1onal districts L'dall had 5.500 signatures. but hii, total for thC' 6th District \\US only -165. Carl<'r said IH'll win lh1' prt• ferencl' 1eq in l'enn.wlnrn1a 1f tht• voter turnout 1s 'relat1vel) l11~h Jackson furrcast nctory in lht• t'Ompi't 1l1 on for clC'll•gate~ Carter sa111 J ackson wa~ being '.1bsolutC'l\' r1d1culous·· Sunda' 1n blam 1n~ Northern unC'mplo) mC"nl on 111\\ er "al!c~ 11a1cl \I CJI k l'I" Ill I h1· ~0111 h - City 'Good' -Not 'Poor' Laguna Reach ('11' Manager Alfrrd Thenl wo., mcorrl'ct I~ <1uolcd in ;1 1·11\ hud.a:rt .,lor y that apf)<'an•rl m f'rt(l:I\ 's Ourh 1'11111 ''I'd ·..,,n . f1nam•11\U'. wt•"rt• in Jiood i.ha1><·. ·· l~ thr eorrcct quot ;1111111 Due· 111 a produC'lll)n <·rrt1r . Hw word "poor·· w1114 ~uh:1t1tu1 NI fur lh<' word · · goo<I '· Tht' Darlv Prlot rrgrN-. tht• e rror and 11n) m1sun dc•rstundin~ that 11 may have CtlUSCd To enact an emergcnc:-or dinance appro' al by four of lhC' five coun cil members " re• qmred. As an emeri::enq or dmance. It would become l'ffcc t1ve immediate!' While moM or°the earth monng from the school ~Ill' 1s f1111shc·d the h auling of i:ravel onto lh1.• s1t1• 1s about a \\CCk awav If the council ap1iroH•., llw ri• commended weight l1rn11 . huul mg wou Id b1· n•-.t n tkd lo orw ton dum p trucks Ot hrr bu.;ine~s h<'f•lr<' lh<' ct1u11 cu mclurlC'S lhC' 1nll'n tl'w of ;1p phcanls for pos1l111ns on thr pl:.in n111g C'Omm1ss1on. lh1• archtll'l" lttral re\ 1e\\ board. the trarftt· Jnd park mg l'Om m1ss1<1n, Jlld 1h1• housmg and com mun11' 11l'H•ln1• menl comm1tlet• Each comm 1s'> ion ha., on<• upc·11 "pot. The romm1ttt•1· mc•m bl•rsh1p ts\ t•l lo ltt• clC'11•tmint•rl No Arn1s W antf•d WASlll!\GTO~ 1/\l'l n1111a 1:-. not mlt•res tt•cl 111 h11v111i.: L: ~ "eapon~ 01• form tng ;1nv Ol'f t•nw alliance with the t '111\t•d Statf''>. uccorctmi:: 111 a 1•011i:ressaono.1I (It• kJ:<iltnn JU\t haC'k from a wc·c·k l<1ng \'ISit to Ch111a Thc· 1?r11u1i <fHI not meet wit h llua Kuo ft-111:. thl' m·w pn·m1c-r, hut 1•ur1f1•r·rwl for 9'J 1n1n11tt.•s with V1t'1° l'rt·m11•r ChttnJ'.: Chun l'h1ao ancl Forc•1gn l\1in1ster Sh1ao K uun llu.1 Pretend It's Pot I 'Herbal Stas Ii,' Comes in 'Lids' for Kids P EO RfA. 111 <A Pl -In l he old days. kid-; could s moke rolled corn silk and pretend 1l was tobacco Today. they can buy a package of Herbal Stash and pretend il ·s manJuana Herba l Stash is ground or shredded her bs and com es -with papers -in a plastic bag that says the net w"ight 1s "a lid ··A ltd usual· ly refers to a one·ounce portion of pot "ll looks something Like grass ... said a narcollcs officer in Peoria. "We"\'c tested it The only high is a psychological one. Kids lik<' to smoke it and pretend it's pot. It's a g1m mick . n fad like hula hoops used to be .. Police discovered the new product while 111\"<'Sligating reports lhat people werl' RClltn~ a h'gal high on weeds They found 11 being sold, like a pat·knge of cigar ettes. al 3 Peon a boutique managed by Rill Strauss Strauss said he ordered some after c;eemg 1t ad\'ert1sed in Oyers di!>lribuled b) the Woodley lle rber Co. "ll com es an four difrerent packages as Bobbo"s Bette r Blend (retailing for S3 25). Fiord (SJ 25). a variety pack <S.1 25) and Volupte ($4),"' he said . "Vol uple is advertised as a sensuous smoke made from ginsen g roots "I've sold a dou-n or so of each pack in thP lasl 21, months . It looks like a bag of pol and some people say it gives the.m a m ild effect ·· Tom Ha rtm an . .25, a CoTmer health food -;tore m an ager . hel~ found lhe Woodley Herber Co .• tw'l yeara a~o ond h as 14 cm ployes <Stt FAK E t'OT. Pa gt A2 l • • Tht• car rrporledly was lr<l\chng ht:l\\l'l'n 15 anrt 20 mile., an hour when younJ.: .foromscak los t his g11 p Tiii' \ 11 11m dt<'d in R1 l' and k1dnc) s to tran.,plant foundatwns Lag11na t•ro~ra111s State Aid Helps 'Gifted' Students B' F R EOERICK SCHOE~lt:ll L At F.I :\1 orro f':lt•m1•11la1' SC'hool m Laguna lk•t<•h, llH•t<:'s .1 group of stud1•nl" ~tlllh111g ..ircheolog~ :ind pJlcontolog~ It"-. nut that lhC') don·t s tud) r1· ;11l1ng, "'1111111.: u.1d antl111w1w llkt• t'\l'l \On1· 1·1-.c· Tht.·\ <111 11111 1h1·\ ;1n· hn~111 kirts The\ 11 • .1111JJ1· Ir ,1(ht 1on:d 'IJ hJ<'t'" "1th ea"l' 1:.ith of lhc·~t· h11~hl ktd" h:.i ... .in 1ntell1J!1•nt·1· q11111ic•nt cJQ1 that o·xet•t•d <, 1 :l2 In NIUC3ltcinal 1ar.:r111 'u1·h ,1 ~1 udt•nt '" lc•1 nwd a nll'nt.111\ g1fll'd m1nt1r I \!(; \f I 111 th" l.a~u11.1 lk.1c·h l mfu·rl ..,rh11ol 1>1 '1 net '1 I:! .,hulc•nl., •11 I.I :i Pl'l l"l'llt of till' :1 11% tol .11 -.111 tl<"nh an· 1'1;..,.,1f11•d "' 1111·111 all\ g1f11•1l rn1n111 ... h.1.,1°1! on tlw1r l)(:rform;11H'c• 011 111ll'lltg1•nc·1· quo tlt•nl tc•st ... Laguna B1•arh '" .11111111J.( 'I:!', M'hool 1lt!-olr1<·t<. 111('ullf<irr11;r111111 n•rc•1 \'C'' spt•r 1 a I t·11111pt•11s;il 11111 throui.:h a SI 011• l>!'p11rtnw111 nl i':dul'at11111 prni:ra111 lo .1 :.s1't 111 lh<' cdu<·at1011 of m(•nt11lly 1:1fl NI rninors Thal prr,g1 nm n·c·l'nlly h.1, romc und1•r alt al'k hv /\. Al:i11 Post. stall' lc~1sla11vc• anal)'' 111 .1 recc•nt rc·port, Post suul tlwt l'l~hl pcrl'cnt of the stall' ' 'tu tlt'nls ;1r<' rlass1fird as ,\IC \J pupil". allhouJ(h the• pro~ram oni;?mall) was 111t1•1ukd to cm brace thr top t" 11 tx•rc1·nt of lht· states s tudents Post charged that lh<' mcrea!>I' appear'> to bl' dill' lll outdull•rl norms on 1ntdhgcn<'c quot11·nl tests used to iden tify gifted .,tu· dents. Dr Robert Sanch1s. La1rnna schools superintendent. said d1'· trict psycholoi;?ists use two tests the Wechsle r lntelligenc<' Scale for Children <revised) and \he Stanfor d -Binet -to de· termine In te lligence quotients The Sta nfor d.Binet was "re normed" two years ago. mean inR that 1t 1s touRher today to ache1vc a score of 132. Sanch1.; said M1ck1c Th1bod o. ~<'hool ps) cholo~1st. s aid the revised Wechsler ha:.-bN•n uul for "l\\O • llrlhfl•l• .\l'Ul'S" Sand1i... 'aid lht' dc•t1~100 \\ht.•lhc r to tl•st u ,1ud1•nt for ttw :\tG:\T proJ'.:r:im 1:-madt• onl) aftt•r teacher oh'>t0rvat111n ol lh<' 'ludc•nt. u 1.·on I 1.·n·n<'<· t><'t wt•cn llw teach<'r. school prim·11>11l 1tnd cl 1 s In t'l p~) <· hol "1-:"I .i nil ,, pat 1•nt confrrcnn· • 1 f the' .,tudl•nt "'011•., 1:1;! 11:11 on llw \\'l•t·hslt•r l tht• ... tuil1·nl '' l!lftl 1 st111lt•111' T11111, '<''<'n quahf1cd for tht• :-.u; :\t p111.:r arn '1 lw -.t.1t1• p,1:.-. th1· rj1,lri<·I ;1 houl • 111 dull ,11 ' Im t•Vt•r v sl 11 1lt·nt 1tl1·11t1fwd ·'" :i nwnt,11ly g 1fl l'cl m111t11 . II .1b11 puv., ahoul $7h ;inn11alh 1wr i.:1fl1•cl :-.l11cl1"nl 111 <l!'ll .1 ) 1111' <'11'1 11( lht• dtSlrJC't ·, :\1C::\l pt11).!l:tlll r'I hc•11r1it11•alh . th1· .,tul1• ISt•f caFTt-:11, 1'0 11:1· 2) Orani.w _j ~rA .. \\ealhrr F.11r thr ou1?h Tu<•Sdit\. \.\tlh \\;trill, sunny tl;iv' lhi;:h Tul'sda> n<'ur 10· ut the• roast. nl'ar RO 111lancJ l,11\\ ton11?ht '15 Lil Sri l~SIDE TOD"'°' AmencaM nre Mmplarnmg mnrt thesr doys about good& and sen•1cn The got•ernmt>nt llnd priualt 1ndu11lry art . l>eqmnrng tn lr3trn A 7. ...... , l. M hyd C..llt•r•I• CIU\lllod Ce,,, In Cro"word DHlllNlllOt E .. t .. 1tl Pa .. ~"••rtatftmtftt ltlft•ftC• ,....,,. lhco•• HerHtl~ Index ,. lit llftftU flO•n ........... "' .............. , ... u O.• .... C...111y 8 > l"MIM• ,, ,, ....... ~. "' '""' •• ~c .. -""',... .. , I• T ........... •• n.,,,.,, ., w .. 111er U Wwlf ... Wt ., •• ... I ... ·~~ I "" 11 I .... •• •• ... ... I A2 DAIL v PiLOf LIS MOll~.tf /llrm 2e 1976 0.11, ..,. ... Pftoto b"t ••<' .. ,.. ltM .. tf'r POLICE SGT. MAX WILSON COVERS OFFICER STEVE MEADOWS AT KIRK JEWELERS Suspect Arrested AtopCoata Mesa Building, But Police Found No Suspects Inside Jewelry Heist Foiled . 'Valkyrie' First Last Ensenada Entries Arrive By ALMON LOO<ABf:Y O•llr l'l .. 1 ... 11 ... (•Mt m 111 t' e l h i1 t th t' v wt.' n• not C1n1~hang lland1ca1> :>tun d1ng1> tu dl·· term me the "'inners of lhc nearly two dozen perpetuul lrophw~ hntl not bet.>n computed Ml8a m tod11\' but wen• expected to·~ complete h~ I hl' 3 p m t roph \' prl'"''-'nlutlon Ot.>jdhn1• for finu.hina the rJCl' \\Mb 11 tt m today 1ndH·at1ng t.hal tht' Ncwpo1'I O(•t:an s.&illn61 A.11 1>0<'1at1011 <'om m 1lle~1> would keep etimpult•n, buuing to clt•lerm111e lhl' hand1c11~ winners by 3 pm. Tht 29Ht UOllUAI n11utl('8) .. crap shoot" kno"'n as the Ne"port to Ensenada Yacht RaC'e grout1d 1111 Vo'a&y Ullo the record books today as the laal of the MO starterb dropped their anchor!\ In lhu crowdl"d waters of lhu1 Baja Qillfonua f1s-hl~f ::!~as :11ow trnd rrw.tralina a Newport Hassle race. from start to finish, as any in the three decades 1l has been sailed. Light wmds al the start off the Newport jetty Saturday ut noon decreased to near zero before the (!eel reached San Diego, the halfway point in the 12S-mile junltet< Related Pie· lures. Page 86>. Juvenile Couruelor Booked in Assault Race committeemen aboard thetwo'Tin1sh boats.Sunshint-and A counselor ror Juvenile SeaHuthadbarelyf1ru~hedthe1r <'rimanals \\as booked bv morningcoffeeSundaywhenthey Newport Beach police today were stirred into action by the after 0 rr ice r s a 11 e g e he sight of a sail on the misty hori~on. threatened a hitch hiker who be But the yacht turned out to be a rrustakenly accused of s tealing his sunglasses. noncompeting catamaran as did In custody in Newport Beach the next two which approached Jail on charges of assault with a the finish line by 11 a .m. deadly weapon is Stephen Vance First s p innakers to e merge fletcher. 29. of Irvine. He l1"sted from the thickening hai.~ turned out to be the trimaran Valkyrie. his employer as the Cahforrua k Youth Authority at Chino. co-s ippered by Bob Hanel and According to police reports. the ~re.,, the road "a.s blocked by Hetl'her·~ car 1-letcher allegedly pulled out a revolver and told Bartholomew to leave the area wlule be coo- llnued the dispute with Mist Jaramillo. Bartholomew ran to a nearby phone and called police who s aid they found the mi:.smg glasses in Fletcher's car. f 'ront Page A I Bob Finc her· Cabrillo Beach fletcher was arrested shortlv Yacht Club, followed m c lose after midnight near the Newpo;t GJFTE D pursuit by the 58-foot catamaran Pier where the dispute O\'er the • • Sea Sm oke sailed by Edwln • Ketchum' "•aii·bu YachtClub. missing glasses reportedly took h Id m place. s ou pay SS-0 Pl'r tdl•ntification Mesa B l ~ t C t d R :L Valkyrie won honors as the first Officers ave tlfs · l f and $100 ~r ~ludent for program ,; urg ary... .llS~ec . ao ure . Ofl 00 . yacht to finish in the slow time or lhe incident~ I accoun ° expense. The actual amount paid •. ~'tl.,..·;._._i~""'*Jt-a jl.l(C~'": ~--.-~ ', r • ..:. : l}..~Uffi ... :(. !'s.t\1~3'.tc. ,. f.~.'~1,..~". ~~J\:1~·~i'J,J:,,;.~f> ~-~~~~: J~~~d ·• •• f'~•th_ef. 1>}jiy!~1'4fl J?olo.r...,._ is less becau~e t'?rollmen,t has -'lf1\)Cg ~1' i{ m~. Harbor i>ol1fe,~1dt-hl's~, ~t..lll,J, .t3c,j '!"! ' :·~ , . • .. ~ fj · · -Jaramntq, 2t,_O~\lll)Jo.$l"'a$'ll(. : ~~.,~~ -. . · -~cpp1ng (.'e-..~ln C"os~a Mesa k itatt~:"27:<Jf 235 <r«:if:tret .. ' -:the .suspect'wh 6cdered to ~ AlllJive~r:;1~~~~!~~rlhe46 f hitchhiked to the Orange-Countf 1 ud~~~~~ y•v•' watched a :.ccond feature out:.1dc ~ewport Beach "'as crouched side or the bu:ld1ng b) heh copter Allez Cat co s kippe ~ b M ~t Airport following a fight with her gr~ m_ust receive a ~am mum the theater Sunday night. h behind an air cond1t1orung du{'l officers using a' public address Kane a nd ·M . Machin r SouJ Sh~r! boy!rie_nd in Sant~·Ana. 0 1 minutes per week in MGM pohn· <.1rre'lted .i burglary :.us when spotted from :i police system. and Bandaruk was ar· Yacht Club was the· . d , Finding the airport terminal c asses. . . peclalopK1rk's Jt.>welers helicopter piloted b~ Sgt Carl restedbyOff1cerSle\'eMcadows fmishaboutl2·30PS.;rur boalt.o closed, Fletch e r drove Miss d.lndth1e L~guJ°a distnct, JO· on the ~round Th · h b · J aramillo to the Newport Pier IVJ ua sc oo s have devised SA Butcher Killed Foiling Robbery ,\ voung Santa Ana hutrh1•r \\ho Yo lb \\oundt·d an J lirull'll da) hi:ht robbery attempt Satur d.1y J(_tcrnoon d1l·d t•arly Sunday morn 1 n g an ~t c r c y (; l' n era I Ho ... p1tal. Police 1<1l-nt1f1<'d the· murdC'r v1ct1m a~ ~l arl. T11\\n1•r :.!O of Santa Ana ' ' Towncr \\a" mortally wountlt'd at 3 55 p m "h1:n a lont> gunman Slall.l'd intu Tmrnl'f Mt•ats, :?lfi Quee11 Contest Non Open in San Cleniente fhP :\l 1 ... :-S.an Clcmt•nt<· l!liG ronki.l •~ now open w1lh ap1lh1•,1 I ion form., uvallahlc at thl· t•hamber of t•nmmrrCl' 11rr1c£• Dl•adli11t• for 1•nlry 1., M.1, .ll Thl• i;1rl 1>clected Mr~., San Clemente will bl' selE><'led at the La Crashanita F'ic•sla 111 July !\lass San l"lcml•nl1• w11l reign a'> · quc•rn or I h1· £1e~ta " :rnd "Ill r1rlc with two prinC'C~!\e~ 1n the fiesta pa rude The l'OOlf'!\I 1:-. oric•n to .1:1rls 17 to :!l Yt•ari. of ,.l(t.' who h11vt• tx>rn r<' 'ldl'nti. of Sun ('lrm<'Oll" ""'''' .Ja11u:11 y Ent runt... Ola\ not h.1\l• '"'l'O murnt•d or h,1\1' C'hllclrl'll Sttv1nl!" hond-; nnrl J!lft ,. <' r t If 1 <' j ll• .., fr 11 m Io 1· .ii m1•rrhan1' .•rt' g1 H'll t11 th1• q111•t·n .10cl her court <Juahf11•d 1•111r.1nh \\rll IM" •:•.,<'n mcl(kh n ~ ll-<, ... on!\ from !'llnlfl<'l 1 taon ll1u •1·1or l>11roth'' l.uch •.:~on. :1 form,•r moclf'I .11HI morlC'lin,i: 111 'lru<'t11r l-'11rfh1•r 111l111111Jt111111s i\\,111.1 blP from lhl' rh.1mbcr 111 rom IT\C'rt'(' ORANGE COAST I " DAILY PILOT ft'l-•C°,6f't9t(AA\tl1•Ht t"llftl~ -tflrl ....... ,h1\~,..,~ bl~ttw frrf•w\ ,,,,\\ ''nub'•iliNl'\H ''"" o .... .., , .. ,. ~11\hl~' on"li1•tt• ~ .... ,.. .. ,......,, ., .. O\lbl1\f'•d Mu"'fot~ f"ft..-uUl't I ''~ '" tn1 t ,,,,, W \ot , .... , • .,, ""'"'"'"' •• 1nt ·~"· ttr ,, •1 1 ff'\ f•llt \l'•lf•p .,.,,,,. Uf4fl#~•. Y•ll.-t l ntf .... ""•"-•jik"' .-,....,,ncoa • "~.,,,.., .. ""~'"'' t~ '' N •·•1'nt1t ... t'-'td•Y\ _..., , 1•\i'"• 11,. r.:::i·~~:;~';;:,':;1.~t::~,.~\;~,._.hl ~ I ~. RobertN.W~ r••'•"''•~p""'"'"'' ThOmA~ ICHVll (Ott•'" Thomas A Murptmw *'•" .. ft~(· t\.'f' Charles H Loos Roc~rd P Nell 4\~\l.f'\I ~·""•0 "4 ( CMflif\. uaun• S.•ctl Offt<t lt .. C..••~•'•S1.-.... 1 ltN •ilftCJ iJ.mH\.\. I' 0 le~ .... .,,.)J OtllCH (9'l•~•V .l•Wt\•&-•M~ H""'t~Df' .. PI t11t\lif•""~"'·'· ~·MC\V~fM.t U)t)tl•~rlfo..s ··~l"'tit' .... , ......... Te~ (7t4) MJ~l O.ulfiecl Adwrtlslnig 642-5611 L.1911~ Be•cll All ~rtments: Telephone 494-.... , ,O"'I ,..,,( .... ,..." ... 4'S 0630 c.o .. 1 ... 1 tt•• 0.•-( ... •I ""11·"""'1 (M· p.t.ny Hr1t ,_., UOf'~., Hl..i\lr ltlOt'\. ..O•tor1•I ""•'"' et .t1w~rl1uMfM-. , ..... ,. '"A' fMi! ,,,,.dVf'•d ¥11tfitovt \~tttf oun '"'o" ot ,...,, •Q,.t OWf'lf' \.toN ti"'' "''·~ .,. .. J •• Co••,. ""'"" (Ahtift•l"WA ~ .... t;f>tl~ l'ly II\• '11 \J J\ ,..._, t ..,_, D't ,...,.,1 "' U f'f"Of'tt,.f"f' mo11t.,,-, P'\t1NhO u u,.,.,,.n., , t E Warner Ave anc1 repor\l•1lh· demanded that lhl' youn~ butcher g1\·c him tht.• t•a:-.h r1· i.:1ster's contents, pohc<' s;11<I They v. er en "t cert am r h1-. morning whut triggt·red llH· "hooting but a-;s umcd the hand1L d1scharl!cd a :i2 t•al1ht•r a11tomat1c l'llhl'r in nt•n11u ... n1•s-, ur as :1 res ult of feeling To\\1Wr \\as not n•spondan):! lo his rom- mand Witnesses 10 1h1• small i.hop ping center 011 \\ .1rn<'r A \'t•nu(' n •µortcd seeing a '>hlo(hll~ built man run from the m eat ma1 k1·1 JOd fll.'l' from Lhl· 'oCl'nL' on fool They des<' rt ht•d Tim nt•r:. murderer as d m J It•. from 25 10 30 vea rs old. ra vc frC'l s1 '< anchcs ta II Lind i.lhout 150 pounds Poli<'t' :-.a id then~ v.as ... 1111 money in the cash rl:'g1stcr .11ul t heor11ed that lht· ~unm,1n C'SC'dp('1l l•mpty hJtlclt'rl Bdore l11s eSC:Jlk', hOWl'VC'r, h1· fired a single hulll•t from h1:-Aun th:.il st ruck 'J'O\\ ner in lht• grl)ln t\ccordmg tu Olll' rcporl policC' r<'l'l'IV<'d, the murdl'r vir•t1m \\as u 'Lin I\ 111g s11 n of tlw :-.m ,ill hutrl11•r ~hoJI 's fnundC'r v. ho d1l·tl \\1lh1n lht• pas t fl·w month!> Pohl'C' sa1rl th1•v t~:hc\'f' th(• vouni.: rnan v. ;io., 01Jn,1i.:1n~ ttw meal m.u k1•t for h1.., rnnlhl'l SC Planners Set Safari For Study Mt•mtl{'r'i of the ~an t:lemC'nte pl11nn1ni.: comm1ss1on art" to m<tk\• :t Jl'CP safan alonit tlu• l'll~ ., b<'ochfront h<'~mmnj( f1111n hfrguard he;11hp1Hrt1•rs at :1 :111 pm Tuc•sda~ lo ~u,...C'y lx:.1ch acress proposals Th<· quc-.t1n11 of l>f'lll'h UC<'t•\s will then bl• mullL•ll hv lhc• c•om m 1~1> ion m f'l'tl n Jt 1 n rorm at '<'!>SIOn at 7 :10 p m W1•d1w~da) at l'1ty hall A study bv Urban 1-uturcs, Inc a ('onsultant hired hy the l'lly. evaluates improved recreation usnge of the strands. It calls for construction of three new beach overpasses; at D1J1 Court. North Beach and R1v1era Beach. It also poinlS out areas for development or new ac c e s s e s a t D e I I' on 1 e n 1<'. Pasadena Court and along Los Alamos. But more than recommendlng places for new or improved ac cess. the r eport went on to pro pose ambitious pro~ram or master plann1nl'? a "Ports o· Call" type development for the CltV. Other business before the com m1ssron Wednesday wall h<' Reeves Ranch general pl1111 changes gener aUy seeking an creased residential density nod decreased open space and an dustr1al /<'ommc rcrnl devt.>lop m ent. H;indaruk an unl•mplon·d bus Th 1·" came the 1 ig surpn~e. where the dispute over the sun-their own MGM programs with dn\er, v..i ... found \\1th s8.ooo in he _irst ~ono ul _approaching· glasses arose. the uss1stance of parent-teacher • ,1 t d . _ t e line with a spinnaker and F1 t h bet· ad\•1sory (i?roups ;tw~ s. \\.itc H's an toans, ac bloope r blossoming in the e c er 1eved she had the At El M 1 . cordanjt to police Thl'~ said the freshenin breeze turned be glasses and he refused to gave ht>r orro e emt'ntar~. MGM ~UV"'l't tn~i;:t:n.·ct a ~•ll'nt al.irm g outto hersuitcase officersalleged students studr urchoology und · ·.... · the S4-foot sloop Aorang1 s:ulcd · · paleontolooy wh le th in thl' Jl'Yol.'ln store at 10 50 pm b D . ' Miss Jaramillo flagged dov.n a •· • ~ 1 ear <'oun-'' hen he enterl'd the buildin~ 16 enme Mitchedllfand a crew of passerby, David Bartholomew terparts al Top or Iii<' World through the roor young men an ive women of 22 of Orlando Fla grabbed h . elementary stud~ klcvls1on. \In Lhc J.!lllund pohl·c had to lhe Ud'SC lsadllmUgStCeamlhAforang1r swtcaseandg.otrnl~h1s('ar t>r radio. astroli.:oy unt1 marine "ail tor .in t·~1ilo\c of the was ona e to at c ir~to Pol1C'c asser t -th:it ll'i scaence.SanC'hi:.S•rnl 1c"clr:. '>tort.> to arn\~· to unloC'k lhVr~~;~e favorill''> for frrs t to Bartholomew tril'd Lo dl'l\'t• from frA: 1~h~o ,1~11cmt.>n1ta~~ .,s.<'hool the hu1ldin~ ... o pnhce could ':. ruui.: 1 ourt i J.!1•1< l Mu h f th \ finish were thl' 62-foot sloop dL•nt~ ha\c JU~I l'umplcl\•1.1 ·111 in '(•arr or I) l'I su!-.pt.•cts. I Racrtjmn ' d th l'' l _, th t d . r ... ' smJll crowd of people from a . ': " an e -me l.'r C • uep ~ 11 '! 0 lnl' .Aml'rlC'lln nt.•arh,· Lhcatt'r J.!athcred to watch Ncv.s~y. . OIJCeSSlOllS Hc,olutwn PL·riod . "11th 1o:r:11k Lhc <1ct1on Police said no sus· .lron1cally, }oung Mitchell ~nd MGM students publish th<' srhool pe<'ls were found inside the store his . college crew wen' sa1hng F N • l newspnper. while '1xth ~r11<11· agaanst h1sfuther Benscmorwho Or r,gue i.tudents ;1r<' producini.: t he was the n av1ji?ator aboard y('orbook. SaddJeback Slates Bike Exposition A OOt• day. lO·SpC('d bicycle<''<· po ... 1t1on ll·Uturing minacourses on repairs. touring and racmg and displays of the latest two- "' hcl'lc·r l'qua pment as scheduled Saturday from 10 a m . lo 4 p .m . at Saddlcback College lnlernat1onallv known C\'Clist Make Iannone will conduc·t the prcii:ra m an lhf' college science 11nd mathematics bwlding. Collei;tl' distract residents are inv1lcrt to bring tne1r own 10· :>.p(•cd:-lo th<' seminars for in· strurr1on in minor repairs, said "J>Okl•sman Dan Armstrong. HC'p;ur work "i II be done by l.1rar1 0 11t• and other veteran <') C'h!-l'. \\ho wt 11 he prepared to st r ,11.,:hlC'n "-hl·ch. ad;usl brakt's and g(•ar s :ind lubricate lh<' lt1k(''I Spur(• µ:irt-; wall aho be '<>Id al lhc l'\ 1•nl Thl' "''minor "'ill f<'alurl' film h11!hlis:ht'i of lannonl' ~ travel!. through 13 st Jll•.., and 11 foreign <'011 Ill n l' c; l>unn.: an mformal. bring- \ our own lunr h hrt•Jk, thous and-; 11( cfolla 1:. \\ nr th 11( racing and tnurin.: h1kl·s. t1•nt'i. touring li,11! ... tools. Clnthin~. food anct 01h1•r eqtupmC'nt will be put on d1 .. r1l:\v 1.o('af b1k1• tounn~ and racing <'luhs will oho a tt<·nd ·ind provide inror motion on th.-1r ori;:an11,;1 t1on~. Ar m~rronR !>u1rl From Pt19P 1l I FIRED ... l>cput )' l"h 11'f W ti hs Platt s111d to day Th£' thret• f1rf'd officers have hve d<&)<i 1n wh1<'h to appeal their cl1'lm1<;i.alci to the Long Beach <:ml Service Bar Board, officials '-31d 1\('('0rding to reports. City pro· secutors ofriC'e wall seek m1sde· ml'anor complaints agamst some of the officers involved. In l .os .\n~tles 01c;trict Attorney John \'an De Kamp al~o may review tht' cases. Platt said the party started al the home or a friend of Steed. Then 13 officers including Steed. reportedly let'l there and went to Lon~ B('ach. where the other incidents allegedly oc- curred Some of the officers also "er<' accused of tr affic viola· taons. according to reports. Police Chit'f Ralph Kortz had recommended firing for Hamby and Callahan and a 10-day sus- pension fQr Steed. t Ragtime \.\ h1ch was sc\enth to A humanities progrom 1s of finish behind another catamaran Park So110-ht fered to MGM .,tu<ll·nts iil L1peri, Stt.>\'en Bowd1n. Scal ~ Thurst(ln lntt.•rnwdi;tlt• School. Reach Yacht Club. ;ind thl' Oran1te Count~· is scekini: a Nl'Xl ~l·:1r, ad\ance'1 Columbia 52 G}psy sailed by <'Onces!>1ona1retooperalcabo<1l· mathem:Jlll':. and ... ci1:nc1• Harry Moloshco. Long Beach ing. food and equi pment rental courses also will be uffcr1tcl YachtClub racllit y a t Laguna Ni g ul.'I Al Laguna lleach lltgh School The e1~hth and ninth boat!> were HCJ?IOnal Park a program halt bt'l'n dt.·H·lor>t'd l•> mult1hulls. Cro!>'tf1rc. ~ormun The 15 l·acrC' park contain'> a allo" gafll•d studt'nh lo attcncl Cross. San Diego'\ acht C:lub, and 45-acre lake <;locked with fish. <'ourses and receive colle.:l' li:ti Loa. Vac StcM . Seal Beach area<; £or picnicking. tcnnii. Cr(.'d1t at l 1C lrvm<' and other ) acht Club C'ourb. hikang ;rnd ruhnJ! tr.i1l-. lcw,il !'Ollc•g1·., G aftcd high 'l'hool ~nd there were even more sur The county will bwld 8 two ..,tudent~ abo can devise their pnses. The highly favored 12 level concession building with own .. field experience'' class in meter NewsBoy, sailed by J ack outside patio and deck. boat \\hl<'h they study a particular Baillie, Balboa Yacht Club was ramp and noals to provide 200 sUbJcCt on their own under the the. fourteenth boat to finish foet of water frontage for dock· 1flrect1on of a faculty member. behmd three more c atamarans ing and two Ericson·46s. Fifteenth Minimum monthly rental has boat to .finash was ReguJus 11, a been set at $150 or a percentag(' Columbia-57 skapperded by Bob or gross receipt for sales of food Garrison, Newport Harbor Yachl and beverage, sale of recrea Club. t1onal equipment and supply ren· By midafternoon wilh only 50 tal of equipment including boat:-.. boats finished the race commit-repair of recreational equipment tcemen aboard th<' finish boats and oper ation of vt•nding and knew they were in for a long night. game machines . By 6 P m . Sunday only 120 boats Deadline for making proposal'- had finished and the wind was d } is June 7. Further anformatrnn i., mg available from M 1ke Tnj1Jlo 111 At 8 a .m . today 470 of the 540 tht• Orange County real proµcrt~ starters are accounted for Thes<' services office are boali> that ha\•e either cros~cd the finish ltnc o r notrf1l'd the com * * * f'ront Page 1l I AGROUND rfay in the Newport to Ensenada race was damaged five miles nor1.h of Ensenada as ll headed ba<'k to t he United States. The Coast Guard cutter Walnul took the trio to the beach. where thc·y later were reported in goc>d rondition. None of the men was 1dcnllf1<'d Whales R eleased St::ATTLE (AP) The reh-as~ nr two killer whales loda). bu~ged so scientists can I raC'I.' their movements, ends an affair that began more than six weeks ago and touched off a public con- troversy. LB Fine Arts Benefit Due A food-tasting luncheon to raise funrls to provide fine art~ assemblies In L11guna schools will bl' hC'ld hy the Laguna Beach Junior Woman's Cluh 111 00011 M a y 4 • a l t h " W '' m a n ' s ('luhhouse. corner St Ann'" bnd Glenneyre slreets Tickets arc pr1Cl'd at $2 50 and may be obtained l>,v C'alhn~ Murcy J ackhch. 494·93.">0 Tlr•k<'l '1 lllM> may be purchui;cd al th1• cloor Proceed!'! from the lun<'hC"on wlll l>e u~ed lo pre!H'nl H I.Ila Zolr Hallet program In the S<'h1H11' The• club sponsored a mime u•, semhlv al the schools last Call FroraPageAI FAKE POT FOR SALE ••• Cab Company Radios Stolen Luguna BC!a<'h Police are In· vest1gat ing theft of a pair of two way radios from the office of Courtc ... v Cab Company, 375 Aroadway, Laguna Rl•u<'h Arthur J"lorrz company ownl'r told polu:l· th.11 tht-radws, value<! at $1.600. W<'rc dl"t'OVl'rcd mis~ mg Saturday. l'nla N• aho an' 1n\(!'ll1gatang lhl'ft of S!Ji.I 1n llOWl'r tools, h1t·}rll•s, coin.., and .1 half ounce of 11old from un unlocked gar age .11 th1• n•...iclPnc<· of Hcn1aman Br<11m, 2101 <;1t-nn£')'1cSt. Laguna High Sets Tours ThiR Week Guided tours of r.ui.euna B~ach llillh S<'hool u re li~111J{ hl'ld till'; w••l.lk in con jutll'l wn with J'ubh~ Schools Wet•k 1t!'l1 v1tws M1·mbcr:-i or lhl· puhlic ;u·r In· v1ted by RC'hoCJI Mf1c1:1I" lo visit !hp i.('111101 hetwe1•n 8 ·~ a.m. nnd ;f OS pm. to 11c•f• thi: cumpui;, wttlrh <'lasses in bc11s1on :rnd tolk with '>IUdcnts und ~laff mem· lwr°' "We buy the herbs by thC' ton from domeslJc and European oulleL'I," Hartman said in a telephone interview. "We sell il most· ly to head shops in every state as well as in Canada. Great Britain and Puerto Rico." "The marijuana inference of printing the weight a!t a 'lid' ;ustseemed lake a cute Idea " ' Hartma n contends that It.he product "never was intended to sell as rake mari- juana. "I was deep In American Indian lore and learned they sm oked all kinds of her bs. in· eluding mullein. a leaf plant that grows wild. It was supposed to be good for lung disease. I tried some of the Indian smokes because I was trying to give up cigarettes, and decided it could~ a legal marketable ite m The U S Food and Drug Admmislr:n1on checked u!I out." he said. "While they couldn't issue us certification bet'aulle the product Is not a foodstuff, they didn't say anythmR " The primary work involv<'d 1s blending the herbs. Take Bobbo's Better Blend. for instance Strauss said it conlaans: "Mango thread, military herb. mad dog .skullcap, hooded mad weed, cat's wort fi eld balm, peppermint, da· mlana, kava kava root, colts(oot, golden seal and balm of Ga lead buds.·• ' • .. .. Monday'tt Clo&lng Price8 -... NYSE C.OMPOSITE .. • ._ I ,,. .... - TRANSACTIONS -( .... l • USC OArL Y PILOT Rollover IRA. Tax-free Money trelcher Uy Sl. YVIA PORTER Approx1matel~ 141mlhoh A1nt-r1cans will retire an 1976 U.IOn\'. of \\ hf('h ;111 l'l>llmll\t•(I 3(1 11\'I t't'nt (42(},000) "ii~ bt• covered by a tnx quubf1l'd n .•tucmcnt plun lluail' num~r-1 will shaft Job:. th1 :i. >cur, tllkmg "alh them 'ested interest in tax-quultf1ed pl.111:;, C(luntk:.i. others '' 111 tel 1 etlrenwnt funds becaust• their cmplo\ t'l's ur<' ll'rmmutina their ;)h1n, There 1:. a "11 ~ to nwkt> thul n:t11't•1t1t•nt money work ¥.lthout puy111~ t1ax1.•11 on 11, bv ci.tabltshing u rollover Jn dlv1dual Rl'tan•nwnt J\crount (!HAI U\'Uilable for tho (list ttrl\t' last ) c1H undt•i: tht• l,111dm.1rk Pcn:m111 netorm Act of llr.-1 Th c rl•':. un t'ntlrmous .unounl uf confu:non ;.1hout l'flJ\,; tht-msclves und C\l•n rnor c about a ru l Im .. •a IHA Money's Worth 0 \\HAT IS A ROl.LOVF.R IRA? ,\ An I HI\ 111 wh1t<h )<11ir contribution 1s a lump sum da-. tnb11llon f1 om a tux-<1uahft\•d 1.>en.,1on plun profit z;hurin.i plan or Koei.:h µI.an Q Who should bt• 11111 rullo' t•r I HA " Wh\ • A An) one 1 ecc1\lng a lump-:sum d1stribul1on from J tax.qualified pension, prof1t -shanng plan or Keogh plan, because of retirement, d1sconh11uataon of a retirement plan or changing Jobs A rollovt!r I RA preserves the tax shelter of the retirement plan. says Lord, J\bbett & Co. u SI 7 billion New York based 1mestment managem ent firm, In a detailed study or the plan:. and their tax benefits Part1c1pants must recel\e a lump sum d1str1bution from a tax quuhf1ed rC'l1remcnt plan .ind transfer <Jll of 1t to an IRA \\lthtn 60 <la's of rel·e1pt Q. HOW ·LONG CAN YOU KEEP ~our money m an IRA" A D1s tnbut1011s must stu1 t bv age 701 ~ and must con ttnue over a period measur<'d by the rec1p1ent 's hfe expel' tanl·~ or the 101•t hfe expectancy of 1 ec1paent and spousl.' Q When can d1stnbut1ons from an IHA :.tart ' /\ :'\ot before age 59' i and not lat er than age 701 ~ Tht• onl) excepttons are ph)s1cal 01 mental d1s,1haht) nf ,1 long conttnued and indef1111te durat1011, und death Q. ~nrsT Tilt~ r\~IOl';'...;T tfast1 ab11t1•d from tlw 1 omp.1tl\ rir uruon sponson•d rct1rt·nw nt pl.an hl' tlHhll,l'd rlttNtlv t" tlw tullo\l'r IRA" t\ '.':o Thl• l'11cck !torn tl11· t•omp,111\ or unaon sponsot('d ret1rcnwnt plan l'>houl<t lw depo:-.ltl'd d11 t•t'tl\ 111 lhl' bank ar count .1 Ill'\\ < ht•t k llhmtld 1 lw11 ht• 1:-.sucd lo llw 1 ullovt•a IHA Onh the .tmount of the t•nwlo)<'t :-. conl1 ahutwn plus tht• earnings 011 the rcltremcnt plan <.an he rollC'd over Therefo1 e th(' -ii mount on tht• Ill'\\ t'hN·k should ht' thl• amount of tht• e mplover s t•ontnlHJllou plus the carnmi:' from tht• retirement plan. not t lw volunlar y cont nbutJon-. mad1..• b) the t'm(JIO)l' Q What mvcstmcnts arc l'11g1hlc for a rollover I HA·• A Eltg1blc investments an· mutual fund shares s;h in gs accounts U S Gm l'J nmc•nt Rt'l11 cmc•nt Bond:-. unnull \ or endowmt•nt 1..ont1 acts Lafe 1nsu1iJOCc 1s not an l'hg1hll' 1n \eslml'nl Environlllentalist: SALT LAKE CITY CAP> -The Ka1parow1ts pro1ect was shelved probably because new pr0Ject1ons of power de mand indicated at wasn't necessary. satd Russell W. Peterson. chairman of the President's Council on Environ· mental Quality lie said an early study by th<' sponsoring ut1hlles showed power demand by 1985 would be J0,000 megawatts. but a more recent study showed 4,000 megawatts, "which could be taken care of with m oderate expansion or other fac1ht1es " The coal fared prnJcct in Southern l 'lah would have generated 3.000 megawatts enough power for three million people -most nf wh1l'11 would have gont.> to Caltforma and Arizona "THERE'S BEEN J\ tremendous reduetwn m power demand due to consc1 vatwn methods and the recession, · Peterson said "The main reasons for calling off lh(• prnJ1..•ct were economics and reduct10n 10 demand It could be 11:v1vl'd . of coursl', 1f cond1ttons chang<"" he saaJcct \\as betn~ shelved .came two days before he ":is tu ha Vl' eonveyed to the secretary Of lntcnor lhul lhC COllnt'al rc.:commcnded the Ka1parow1ts proJl'Ct be r<'JCC'tNJ lie said th <tl rccommer)dutaon WiJS m1 tht• ground:-. · stuny of power demand had not ht! n u<IN1untcly l arnetl Radio Shack Opens Radio Shack, n.atannal rctu1l thum of stor<'s selhn~ sound systems und other •·h-rlronH· produrts, will open ,, new ~tore al 25 lOll M ari:1lt'r1tc· l'.ark w.1y. M 1~s11>n Viejo Grand op1•nini;i .l('tJv1t1( i; ut ltlf' st1irc· "ill hi' ht•ld Wt•d nesday and Thursdav Apnl 211tind 2'l Braun Wurshaw is munug1:r Pacific Lighting Earnings Told Pac1f1c Lighting Corp . Los Angeles, has r ep<1rt cd earnings for the first quarter. <>ndcd March 31 were $22,490.000 or SI 05 per share of common stock after prov 1s1on for preferrt'd di vadends These results comps~ with earnings forthc-fi rst quarter a }ear ago of $26,796.000, or $1 .46 First quarter earnings in 1976were lower because of warm weather,wh1ch meant lower sales of gas to res1den- hal customers in the service area of Southern Cabfornaa Gas Co . Pac1f1c Lighting's maJor s ub s1dlar). ch111rm an Paul A M1llersa1d WW 11 .,.,,. •• ~W I If' t\ )f Wo"""l(O ~t) It '' WO<WJ(.n ~~· ) 'I WDQlll' I lO • IO WOlw'"' 11"1 711\ ·WD•wnf17 t WOt11J A I N I ,. : =~t~~~ ,,.~~ ~~ . !~ • Wtl•f\•f" ,.0 Wyly (.o'U '. lt . . " . 4!. I ~' ' • .. )( y ' 17 10• •• . . . .. u I\ I • ~ . \\ . 17 .. Al• DAIL v PILOT" Mot1day.Apr1t:le. 11176 Boston PUts , Kings on Ice BOSTON <AP 1 J1·:in Hatt-llc seC'ond hme. Gilbert shut out Lo:. modeiilly ~J) !I ht>'ll n<J Hobby Orr Angeles in the opener. t>ut then or Phil Es poMto, hut 1t 's doubtful gave way to Gerry Chl'cverll for anyonC' could pla~ !x-ttt·r than tht• the next rn e game:. Ile becaml' veteran center did Ul lt>admr. tht: a surpnse starter as Chc<'ver:. Boston Bruin!> through tht: ~a "as rested tlnnal Hocke} L,<'11gu1·'' 1)11art1·r The Bruins earned c1 tnp to lht• final pluyom. sem1f1na l r o und ag;.11n:.t tht· RJtl.'lll'. arqu ircd in lhi• tlt:JI Philudelph111 f''ly-t>f"S ... lttrltnj! which sent E!>po..,1to to lhl· 1'.t·" Tuei1day night in Ph1l.idel ph1a . York HangC'r!I lai.t Non ·rnlic:r, on u pair of J>O"<'r pluy goub m :.cored two ~oah <1nd 11ct up thl' the second period ottlC'r Sunda} ni~ht a!l lhi· liru1n., Ratelle broke the scorcle:.s dl' \\hlp!)t!d the Loli Anl(eles King' adlock by poking the puck into an J-0 10 the :.e' t·nth .mu dcc1dmg open net ttrtl'r Los Angeks goalie &:amc of their ~enc-. Rog1e \'achon had !>lopped :.hot' "It's alway:. gratifying to score b> Gregg Sheppard and Ken d d Hodge during a Boston pa"er goal:.. ci:.pcr iall) 10 a eri mg play al 9 42. Less than three game, but )OU have to give r redJt to the other gu}s." Ratelle said. minutes later Ratelle fed Hodge "I "as Just there to firush the for a nother power play goal Ratelle added an insurance play My primary Job 1~ 10 muke goal after being sent 10 alonl' by r ... SAVING THE FLAG-Rick Mondn:v oC th~ Ch1cn1ito Cubs rcct.'1\'ed u standing o\'allon from Lo::; ,\ngclc::; Doc1ger::; Can::; Sunday after he rescued an Amt>ncun Cla.: trom ~ in~ put to fire b} what appeared to Ol' lY. o "ould be firebugs Wilham Thomas and ::;on of Elclo n \It!>::; The crowd of 25.ltii roared ll$ uppto\ al after .MondJ) ruced past the pair and snatched lht' flo(: U\\ n~ jlP Photo Cey Ends RBI Drought Dodgers Knock Off Cubs in 10, 54 the play and if I'm in a good po!>! Darryl Edestrand in the third t1onlo:.hoolto let1tgo period. LOS A~G ELES fAP I _ only club in the dmsion below Mike Garman)," said Cey, who "No one pla' er 1' goml( to " in "Ratelle is a very complete "R1d1culous, · 1-. the way Ron 500 e'en though the) ·,e now \\On drove 1n 101 runs last )ear. Africans Defeated By Chileans a gJme It take~ 20 gu~:. all doing hO<'key player ... Los Angele!> Mar Ccy descn bes the W<.i) he's been fo ur of their last six starts Fortunately for Cey and their JOb I m no Robby Orr or Marcel Dionne said "I think he dn v1n g 1n runs for the Los "ll 's :.till too early lo gel upset. Garman -1t d1dn 't. Phil f:,P<.•<>1t11. I <1on't llnminatl' u beat us himselr He was Hn hot Angeles Dodgers This 1s a better club than we've , .. ,,,.c;o Lou1o1onu SANTJ,\GO Chill· . J:.11mc..• gaml' I'm Ju'I a 1.:U\ tn 1n~ to dn It S('emed every time he got the But, he ~a)S, thl're's a reason shown so far a nd. really. the Moncso <• ·~·1 ~J"; &v<•""'" •" ·,~ ": F'1llol defeall'd ~nulh Africa'-. a JOb "1th m' h.•.un matei:., th.it ., puck he shot and scored he had onl> t" o rb1 before Sun-c.,.,...m, , ~ o o s.,..,,_.,,. ~ 1 • " fk>rn1e M 1tton -; 'l ti .1, .i ft G :! lo a ll ... "When )OU have Po"er plays day's game "1th the Chicago Dodgf!'r!I Slate ~=-~.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~;:;:~1.. ! ~ ~ ~ day to J:l\l' Ch1h· a ;1:!\IC'tory 111 The 3:i \l'ar ol d lt;1ll·lll•, \\ho and don't score. you don't win Cub:. ,.1~ K 1c1,...1 JllAor••·"' ~ooo c .. 11> • 1' 1he1r Ameri\·an 101w fmal of ~:~:.:)~I~ ~::rl.tl\~~·~·~1,~.~h~::i~1~1~~ ~~~es~s"'~nd i~~: ~!ti~ r;1~!~. l1~~shr.~.~·~~m~e~~ l~~~~ ~rl~e~ ~ ~:::::E~CT:'m:~:: : H:~ r~!2~'" ! ii~ ~~:~'p i:. ~ ~ t~~l~~.\~',~Plhl::r;~.a~ ,~,°~~,~~~~.~::~~ fJ\'c a~sist~ ao; lhl' Hrum~ \\C'rc C'spec1ally on those t"o goals in good chance or d riving m runs," "':::~·1~:~, ~ 0 ~ ~ =~Ph ~ ~ ~ ~ by \\Inning thret• '.'>lrl~lt•:. march<':. cxtcnd1.•d to the limit by lhl' up· the second period The~ played he :.aid "ll ':. s1aggering the W01"Sl thin~ ts that this happened H •on•P o o e o ""' ... "" • o 1 1 while tht• ddl•n<lini.: r up chum start Kings very well. E\'erybody on our club number of times l 've led off an al the start of the season. Every ~.~':~":ho ; ~ ~ ~ ::;:~~<· ; ~ g ;: pion Soul h AJ n r ;rns 11 on Olll' -·-_.....J'he Bruins out:.hol Los tned hard. E verybody put out. inning." club goes through one or those 2.morH 'ooo . ::;ingll's mah•h •and the douhlt>i:. ~-.. ·~l'~-1 " -·-~~ ~11,.,~~:•UlA,tMv _ ~Mi)'.~4i1.'1 an OPPQrlunj~ slumps but 'in our cas e it's Summfr\ph 1 u 0 o • match -·~ .. Gilbert~a.rlkeCftlii.r KlttgSTm-ffi•:-•rcne~d~~~. \~~t!'·~~-~,z~JM!Cl'(;~~~C~~ -·:· ~~-'<'!•~fi~~~. ~-~The~\$:t<' hel\\l'~~~uJ • ~ with the winmni; run on set1m~.-start ofltle season.'.. -· '·" • "i".ww. -.-wtr * ----;;~l'l!Rl,~~~, 'fi'Qf/ • teleft · ·,;. d h d I I J 1 I d C • · · · I , OtW 9Yt w~l"I w1nn1ft9 run \COf'td • .. -., • L .. ._,.. ._ C' ~ ff L R d -an e e 1verec . ,e me a ey s gam e -winning singe Cho<•90 •4 081 020 0,0 p • because o r arKne-..~ Sun :ir "'a~e .. N oun up • single through the middle to scored Ted Sitemore.whowa:.on lo•• .. v.i.• 000 400 000 1 I ni g ht Y.1 lh .. ~11101 ahead Ill t!!'ll .., b k 4 • " th . c h b h l f E llo,..lfo. Thornton LO&-O•ca90 11 lo• rea a -.. lie, \\in e game, .r4, t e ase as t e resu to an error Attqele. • 1&-rn•io. HA-H '"" 111 ~'°'~ matches 2 I. Thi· fourth matl'h Braves, Sonics Win; Flyers Bag Series SEATTL i-: 1 \ P > Bruce Seals pumped an 2>1 p111nh rnd udin,i.: 11 in the-final pc n od, to ll•.111 the Seattle Super.,on1r., to a 11 t 108 \'trtory OH•r thl· Phol'nix Sun!. Sunday aftl'rnoon to kl'l'P thl·ir National Basketball A5!>ocialton pl<woff serie., ali' c The v ictory in thr na1wnally tele\'ised game n<1rrowl·d the Suns· lead 10 the bt•!>t·of·'ie\'t'n West ern Confl•renrP .,emllinal e.enes to 3 2. The .. 1xlh ~aml' i:-. :.et for Tuesda \ in l'hot•n1x Phoenix. which tra1ll•d tw1ct' b) 14 powt~ in the lir~t half, 'cored thl' far't 11 point., in the i.t•cond half to !Jkt· ,1 61 5'i l1•ad But ~lick Wati...· thn•t• point pla~ tied IL al 61 61. with I.! 41 ldt in the penod Sl•allll• follo"t'd "llh <1 1()2 .,ronng !.prl'l', h·1f b' W1lht• :>;on ' ond ' '" points. for a 79 119 lt'ad "1th J 31 left in the quarter and that" a., 1t PHOENI)( UN I H• ... a ., '' '" ' • .,_,,,, ., \ bifo" ""' tOh t 1' AA-l''"t 1111 ..ttn A.r i., If f'''' 1't 1' L.w"1t.. • •t .. ._t""f~ 1i£4T TlE n•o ~O'W YI , ... , .... llf ""''r.,.bn 1 8t ''*" ,_ N1'H\ 1J ADlJ..1f Al·I ~ R tnlu"" 11 r.,. ''•'Tl 4 l'~o\ • ,j 1' .tJ 1«1 t~ 'lii-1t'~ ~,. n '1• 1u Tot•t iCNh P~n" Zr.. \t tit!~ :1 Celtics Bow BUFFALO (APJ Handy Smith s cored 29 points and Bob McAdoo 24 to lead tht' Buffalo Bra\'cs to 98 93 ,·ictory O\'Cr the Bo:.lon Celtics Sunda\ in their :"\auonal Baske tball A:.f>or1at1on F.u:.te rn C11nfercnc<.· :.t•m1final pla) off "<'rtt•s The \•1ctor) \\a:. the first for the Braves aguinsl two for Boston The ~<;t·of-se\'en S('nes r esume., here Wcdne!'tday n1 ~ht McAdoo <;cored 10 points in the fourth period and Smith ~<'"en . ar.d rookie f o r\\a r d J ohn Shumate r ontnbutcd se\'en ke~ points for the winner<; Shum ate came up with a thrtc point play a nd followed \\1th a layup to put the Braves ahead 87-82 with 5 41 remaining rn thl· game The Braves \\ere nen·r headed a fl er that. IOSTON OH N~l\?I'\ ~ S•'•" 1') (.O""f'f'\ }I 'M\1tr n ~(t)11 1\ kJ~t\111! Ii I U,FALO f•ll M 1 M 111..,, '1 ~"t.tm<lit" 'I M AOOO :. \m t"I 11 ('tc)flP\ I ['1(.,f• I""" ff t.d>r>\ 1 ~d"'"' ~ Att ... nn • 1 1\ 1 t ~ 1 ftu,••lll t) 1'l n ,,. •II\ l n• tl to)wl . R , 'O" 1' hu''•"l 1. i coh'f1 )Ht ("11(,,. 00' I' f4t 5t.:Orcd lour goab in a thrt'e minute .,pan of the ~erond P<'rtt>d t"n h' rookie :Mel Hnd~an .• ind bt>.it tht• Toronto '.\1 aplC' LA·;.if-. 7 3. Sun day night to reac h the sem1fmal round of th(' :'\alton.11 llnck\•y Lea~ue pla~offs. ll "as s tr1clh <1 home 1c.- senes as the Fl r e rs won all four i:ames in Ph1laclelph1a and IO'>l three times 1n Toronto. v.hl'n' fou r or lhetr pldyer'I an• for mi: as:.ault char ~('S for mc111cnt<> in .:amt•s at M apl<' l.e<1f Garden., Toronto's fru ,trat1on on Pl11ladelph1a irl' was t•i.tt•ni'fl.<1 throul(h 16 ~amco; as th£• L1•af., r rum b I(' d uncle r I h C' Fl) f' r '' '\econd·p('riod barral(c on ~uah1• Wayne Thoma11. Th<' 1,1·11f.; an· 0 l!'»l here i;1nre Der 19, l!l71 \v1•1eh.,. , Ofm.-\ '"'''on J l')' •\1\Q,. •t '0 ~._ • ..,</II A "•'' I I Jl~;•i11f)llif0f\1A I, f nr'l"(0 1 f-1'• A W••lf'I t ft .,.., ,, .. ' \•m•lll"l,.tt .. ,, of 1 "''"'•' Tw•14•Y. Apf" 11 (\-.•t¥1 •1 P"'•'•d"fpt'l14t ,..,,.,,. YOrlli h '•'MJ•'\ "' ¥ontr,.A• Tftw n •••· ••~ tt ...,,,,,..,, .. fp""•'•'D"I • N#'ltf ".,,, ., ... ,..,~, "',..,,,..,. .... , and for the first time this season by fi r st b ase m a n And re 111 sa c..r..-,. vu;ec..s-a-..... ie.. v.as won eui:.1lv bv Fillo!. who the DodgNs have l\.\O stra ight Thornton John Ila le then bunted • s•-:~, ~ ~ e~ •: s~ held all ht.!> M.j-, ic<•., and broke '1clones . . Sizem ore to second. the Cubs 1t C•o\bv 1 • • • • l\llllon 's sen H'l' l\\ H't'. including "\Ve still haven't Jelled." Cey walked Ste\'e G arvcy intentiona l-~'::.!. L , 1 ; • ~ ~ ~ the final ~('rH' "hl('h i.:aH· the ~atd of the Dodg<'rs ' slo" s tart I~ and then Cey drO\l' home •11-n • J > ' Chilean the matC'li point "hll'h finds them 1n li!St place in Sizemore · ·1 thought the ball ~,:;~~ , 0 : , ~ ~ l\l1tlon "ho :.ufft'l\'d an lllJun· lhl· National Lcagu<· West. the might h1l him <losing pitcher wr> Gor..,.•n r J .. • is.••' lo ht~ 1£•fl ankle 1n a fall Sunda', Ozark Blows Fuse Phils Manager Chases Writers PHILADELPlll/\ <AP> --"Out! The whole bunch of }OU, out' Writ(' the com missioner if you want to! Out'" That was only part of the tirade manager Danny Ozark or the Philadelphia Phtlhci; launched against reporters Sunday after the Ph1ll1es lost 3 2 to the Atlanta Bravei-. It all s tarted with a seemm~ly lc~1l1malt• question /\ rt" porter \\anted lo know wh)· Dick Allen v.C1sn'l used as a ninth 111 h1n1t pin<'h hiller instead of Jerry Martin "You didn't sr e Allt•n i.:o up there. dul you,'· snapped the rnana.iier "Allen \.\LI'> unable to play." Ozark said afll'r a moment of ~llence "And 1£ J had a reason other than that, ~ou 'hould kno" I'd te ll )OU " 01a1 k thl•n not1e<'d Bus Saidt of the Trt•nton Ttmt's mutlcrin~ .,omelhtnJ? to Bill Conhn of the Ph1ladelph1a Dally News "If )111· ha H! a ront ro\ crs1al qut•stmn. a sk 1l, Bu~." 07ark shouted Tht' manugN then leaped from his des k chair anrt sC'rcamcd, "Allt'n didn't play because I didn't think he was right to pla\' · Ozark th('n '>IOrmcd from his off1ee. s napping. "dumb quc,twn '' lie slammed the door ~hind him St-conds later. the news corps of some 25 filed out of thC' manager·., offl('c into the clubhouse. A few headed toward Allt•n nut "ht•n Ozark s,1w lhe wnters. he screamed "All or you, out , .. One wntt'r challt•nR1.•d Ozark's right to eJl'CI tht' news men from th(' dubh1,u'>l'. and th«' manaJter shouted the ordl'r agam llr hurled an Jn\ e <'ll\f' .it the w-r1tcr, rhurgcd him and thre<Jtt•n<'<f ti> punch him "f.11 <1ht•1Hf punrh nw '" thl• wntC'r s ;rnl. \landing his J:round Cluhho us<• m .in ager Kennv Uu:.h l\lepp('d bet W<'t'n the an tagon1sts, r('~trarnm~ Ozark At that point the wrttt·r!i 1e11 . u111 (;il(•s. Phillie" (''<t•rutl\c \Ir e pre~1dent. appearNI surpriM·d "hen he wus a'kl•fl 1f thl're v. us somethrng w ron~ w1lh /\llt•n that t111'1 Ozark so UJl""' "No. 1\llt•n hurt his '>houldrr Frn1a.v night s lldrnit." li1lr~ said. "fie• was unuhle to hit his right arm vc•ry h11ith. D1dn 't 1hcy :mnounct' that hefore th<' ~amc·• .. Th<'~ did announct' it. but only lo the radio and television 11n nouncers. It nc·v<'r rl.'ached the press box Later, newsmen com plalnf'd lo Phillie-; owner Ruly Carpenter ahout Ozark's conduct Carpenter . m tum, complained that Ozark was being second i.-:uessed after c•vcr)' game the club lost. "Danny is sick and tired Of th IS •• -Sl'COnd guessing and (.am too." LATE THROW-Chi cago's Hill Madlock gels back saft>- 1~ as LA 's Steve Garvey lakes a pickoff throw too late to nail the runner. Notre Dame Gets Branning Rich Brannrng. widely sought after babketball super star from Marina High School in Hunt ington Beach will sign a letter of intent tonight to continue h1'> cage career and education at Notre Dame Branning n•turned from a v1s1t to Notre Dame's campus Sunduv night a nd announced his dc'- <'ls1on Over JOO collc~es imd un · 1vers 1t1c~ had recruited lht· rlassy V1k1n~s player, lie-narrowed the fit•ld lo "IX t'SC. t:CLA, Michigan. Kansa~. Arirnna and Notre Dame. "ri has ev<-ryth1ng J 'ye hcen looking for a s soon as I got there l kne w that was il," Bran ning 11a1d. lie was All·ClF three years and Orange County player or the year for two seasons. fie averaged 27 4 points per game tis a senior. pla)ed ~I or da y\\ 1th h1-. .111kll· 111 d banda~e .l119t•b RahtPd Om M ILWA l 'K EE u\I' l ~1<" lw the third time \\111h1.·1ht• c•ha1111 for lhl' An~cl:. and :'llllv.aukl'l' Brewers. Their s chedult•t1 l{ame wa' rained oul for the Sl'Cond sln11~ht day Sunday and was reset for today, having starlt·d al .i and on KMPC radio <710 > Frank Tanana of th(' Angels was to face .J im ColhQrn of th1: Brewers. .\11he Ad1·a1w~• KEAUJIOt.: f\ON/\. llawai1 A rthur J\s he turnl·d ba c k J\ustrahan J ohn ~e\\rornbe'o; strong clos1n~ effort Sunday and advanced to th(' scm1finab of th1· S320 .000 Ch;illengc Cup World Champ1o ns h1p Tennis tourna ment. Ashe. last year's Wimbledon champion. do wned Newcombe· 3 6, 6·2. 6·3, 7-5, an the last of SI0,000 w1nner-takc·all round- robin matcht'"· As h e JOlll!l Ken Rosewall, BJorn Borg and lhe Na!ltase in SS0,000 winner l a k e -a ll semifinals May 16 and 19, with lhc Sl00,000 final matrh May 23. Connor~ 7'ou,,fa DENVEll -Top·:>C(·dC'd Jim- my Connors , 1:1lwa)!> the ag- gressor. wo re down unhl·raldcd Ross Ca::.c 7 Ii. 6·:.? Sunday to win the World Cham p1om.h1p of Ten- nis' Denver tournam1·nt Connors hlllzNI <'a\l' in tht> licbr('aker of the f1r.,t .. et, then rl'ckd off thrN• wrvuc broakh in the seronll M·I th .1t ll'lt t hi' ell termined but "' ~rmatrh1·'1 Ca\t· ltmp. Title to {':Pf'/111 KJ\TOWJCE. Polanti -Thr rhamp1on C1t'rho-.Jov;:ik1:1n team tied the runm•rup Soviet L'n1on 3 3 Sundav 1n tt11• final gume of the World lc·t• I lochy Cham- p1onsh1po; Eurllt•r-. 111 t ht• r.t.inw that f'l<>- racfrd the hrtt1ll<' m1·1lal, Sw1'Clt:n bombed (h(• l 'n1ll•d St11f1·h 7 ;1. Hulf1.-r11 Bt•al••n ROM 1-: The lt;1h.in natlonnl b:rskt•f h11 II I ('II m , r 1111111.•l'ttnl( rm 21 of 3:J frN> t h1 ""'"· 1•dAt>1l llutJ.(er!I l'11 lv(•rt>1ty I Jll 107 Sun cluy nnd <'Oplu11•d tlw four t!'am Natnlc Tournumt·nt 111 Home's Sports Pala<:t'. 2~·foot Pott Does It for Ziegler Alt~Oulo!h Hut 11:er11 ares M1kt• Dabney pumped 1n :12 point!. and f:d Jordan htl for 25, the llollnn team dom rnat<>d the play throughout, relying cin its depth and bulance. Phil Sel lN~. Rutgers' All American, fouled out with onlv e1~hl points Abdel J\ndrrson and Jim Balley also fouled out for Rutgers. &P P"'•t• :0SONICS SCORE \\'1lltl' :N or\\OOd of SC':lllh.• 11:;1 : scores to he Ip his mates to' t_ a 11-1·108 ~BA playoff ra~c Y. in m t'r Pho~nix ~EW O RLEA ~S CAP ) Desperately scrambling Larry Ziegler nursed in a testing. 21:1- foot second putt on the hnal hole for the par he had to have to hold off \'1etor Regalado and win the :'\ew Orleans Open golf touma mcnt Sunday. The happy go·luck.y Zief(ler. who gamed some national ex posure with a third-place finish in the Masters two weeks ago. scored Ule third \'ictory of his 10.year tour ureer with a 274 total. 14 under par Regalado. a Mexican citizen f;portmg a band1to moustache. closed to w1th1n a single stroke with a b1rd1e on the 16th hole, held the position with a scrambl· mg par on the 17th and had notched his par on 18 when Ziegler. playing" ith him. left his first pull some 30 inches short and faced that kneeknocker lo salvage the title. He calmly rapped 11 in and won the $35.000 fi rst prize by a sin~lc stroke Regalado shot a final round 69 British Open champion Tom Watson matched the course re- cord with an eight·under-par 64 but, starting a distant eight 11trokes back, never really got in the chase He finished "1th a 276 total and third place. ~•"•I \Cctr•\ •l'ld m•n.'t' Winf\lnQ\ """""'In l~ ,.,. • .,. 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''·''• ~ ... 1110-)11 M-10-<o• n ,,, ,, ..... ,,. 11• 10 .... 11 '" "' • ., •• 74-11') 11 ... 11 •• )II') 1J·l~IO .. no ,., .. •• n m n 11 .. 1 11 ,., n~•t.IS HI 1H•-11.10 7'17 10-.• n 11-10 111111~-1~2 10 IJ_..n 10 1)11 .. '°-70 o,,,, 11-ni "101111-nJ U·ll 71" 7'13 U 11 l).fl-lM ... n n n-1t4 1' 11 7111 7U n n 14 .. i... Rutgers finished the Natale tourney th ird. with Romania second and Puertu Rico fourth A:tf.tt9• Wf u LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles A1.tecs h:Hen't <'xactly been an offcnsl"e powerhouse in their two North Aml'rican Soccer League conte.sts this s pring, scorJng but n single 11:oal in each game . But Sunday. one was e nough, ee Briefs, Page All DAILY PILOT Orange Coast EDITION ... * * * * i VOL. 69, NO. 117, 2 SECTIONS. 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNT'(,, CALI FORNI A 'Judicial Roulette' Speirs to ·Preside . At Cella Hearing By TOM BARLEY 01 lllt D•llY ~, ... SS.II A long selection process that has become known an Orange County Supe rior Courl a:. "Judicial roulette" t:nded toda~ 3 Ensenada Yachts Ru11 Into Slwre when Judge Wilham C. Speirs was assigned to preside over pre- tnal action against Dr Lows J Cella Jr. and three business as· soc1ates Presiding Judge Claude M Owens selected Judge Speirs after lawvers for the four defen- dants objected lo his earher selection of Judge Byron K . McMillan Prior to that both sides had submitted a total of 20 names to Judge Owens v.11hout any name on either h::.t tallying v. tth the others ··That '!> enough of that." Judge (hn·n~ tommt-ntt•d lie 1mme d1 a tel) a !>s 1gncd .Judgl.' Mc:\tillan to the pretrial hearings a nd then offered Judge Spe1n. · nt1me when that assign- ment was dis puted by defense lawyers Defense ''"'"' m~lm ,.w . ....a •1ft!.(. l~,e .~ap.re.. ~ s ~e· ... - M~ • • ... -.....: "' --•· . -.i •. ._r~ .. ~. , Spe1 has been accepte o ly~ MONr>AY, APRIL 26, 197& Today's Closing N.Y. t~ks C TEN CENTS ( :;-,.,\·1-:•.,._( ___ .. o~··· .,,,., PMto •• Rttl\tlt'd ... ._ •• , race. Two boats on a return tnp from Ensenada to lheir hC1me port wer e reported •aground and breaking up in the surf near Ensenada. pretrial action and not for the tnaJ scheduled to start May 24 Judge Speirs "111 be a::.ked to rule on a motion fo r d1:.m1s!>al or a number or charges contained in lhe Grand Jury indictment and .l motion for d1sCO\'Cr) POLICE SGT. MAX WlLSOfll COVERS OFFICER STEVE MEADOWS AT KIRK JEWELERS Suspect Arrested Atop Costa Meaa Bulleting, But Police Found No Suspects Inside Rhinestone Cowboy, a new Cal 2·29 owned by Ronald C Green berg, Cahfornta Yacht Club, ran aground on a pomt ol land JU'>t n o r t h o f t h l' 1-: n ., l' n a d a breakwate r about m1dn1i:;ht Sun day The acr1dl•n1 \\J.., r lCl!>l' enou~h to lht• htJ!hWJ~ that autom obile hghh t•nuld be· ~hov. n aiding the ere'' of two including the owner to gel a~horc w1thuu1 1n1urv Thl' 10 ml'll'r Braila ov.ncd b) Terry Hedin with thn•t• pcrson:-. aboard rndiocd a Ma~ Oay call l>efore dawn today o;t;illnl! llwl she was brcak1n~ up. The c·irnct location was not kmmn and lhl' roast Guard Wa!> !>ltll !,t•arching for the boat at 8 a m The mcssa1:c :.tatC'd \hat tht.• boat was three hours out of Ensenada mo\'ln~ at :.ix knots Despite the s lowness or the race 1belf. a personal tnJury V. H!- reportcd aboard Roy Dtsnt-~"' 52 -foot ya wl S h.lmrock Crewman Norman Palm<'r !.U5· 1:11ned a head tnJun \\h1lc work- ing on dl.'ck about 10 pm Satur dav Shamrock continued 1n th<' rare and Palmt-r w a!> la ken to the hosp1tnl in Enscnada and latl'r transferrl•d t o ::i San 01c~o hospital Cause anrl t•xwnt of lht• 1111un wa~ not known l\1 can" hill'. t ht• ,b .. on at t•d Press n•portl'd 1h11•1• m('n w<•r•· rci-cucd from a ~u d11 \\llh .1 l\\11 £001 hO!l' rljlJH'tl Ill lht• porl\1111• hull by roe·!-.' in 1•a1 h nlortlllll! tc•;; toda' Th<' boJI "h11'11 1·orr1pt'l1•d Sun tla\ tn lht• Nt•v. port lo 1''.n'l•nada r;H'l' "J.., 1J.1m.11!1·ll fl\t' m11l-:-. <Sf'e \GROl 'I>, Pag.-\:!I STOCK PRICE$ TURN MIXED NEW YOHI\ I \Pl "101·k pnces turn1•d mt'<t•d tocla \ \\llh trader!> 111\1"1" o\l·r '1~n., of t11thlen1ni.: monn ThC' 0 1"' .l 111w~ 1n1l11-;1na: .1,·cra11r i.:,111w cl 2 0:1 points to 1.002 7ti l.O'l' I .. a nil f.::tlllt'f' W('rt' .1ho11t t'\'l'll .1mon11 N1•w 'nrk !-tock 1->«·h uni:i<' h i-.tl•rl i..1'tH"' tTahll'i-.. \91 "'"nlh{'r Fair throu11h T ul.'.,dfl\ \\tth "arm. !>Unn' rh1 v' HlJ<th Tuesd <l\ near 70. at the coast. nc·:i r 80 1nlancl Low tonight .is to 55 INSIDE TODA l ' Amtncans are compl.aminq mort lhtsf' dotJs ahout goods .and 1tn•1cu Tht govemmt'flt and private 1ndustr1J art . ~ginning lo listen A 7 Ooat1"'4 l M. .. y, C.11-• Cln•lllH c."''" er.,.-•• 0 .. 1~ ... 1•0• E411t9"1•1"~tt ffttfr1.l1Aft'WAt '9Mft.Cf -........ ,. ... ,..t( ... ' Index I• A.ft'-UMfln •• Mo ... , A.S N•Oeft•I H•-,, H ·•1 o. • .,..c .. wftty IJ 1'9.pl• U Stl••• ,..r1•r 41 S-h •• SltO M.lr~•H I • Ttl•••'tefl a' "'••••,., 91 WHllWr 11 W~lfH•-. ti •• •• "'' •1 I ... AtO tt ... •• •• ... ... lie-·,, Sorry ... Rhode Is land Go\ Philip \\·. :'\ocl. chairman of the Oc mocrat1c National Plat lorm Comm1ttcc. ha s apo logized for a remark about black parents whosl' c htldrcn arc bus ed. lie c lassified his unfortuna ll' language as "street talk " Leo's Sign On Agenda Tonight Costa Mesa 's new plannm~ comm1 s s1on r a ces a con tro,ers1al s ign \'ariance requelot tonight in city hall. begmnm~ al f, 30 The• request bv 1\lus1c lnvelot mt·nls of Carson: owners or Leo·.., Stt>reo. 1844 ;>o;t'wport Blvd . follo,\s a mis demeanor rom plaint filed a~ainst ·the stert•o l'QU1pment s tore bv the citv in Fl'11ruarv · · Tht-c1)mpl;11nt hi.I'> ~truclur;d ..,1~nlo allc~t·dl~ 1n \ 1olatwn and • .i ... o p;11nll'd v. all lo1gns that tht• 1·11~ r1<11ms arl' biJ?gt'r than the I.I\\ allov.., The !>lt't et> ft rm ha!> plcadl'd innocent to the churi:e' 111 llarbor Mun1c11>al Court l'orpor:i t mn J're!'1dcnt Len J>,1\HI and propNty ov.ner Mr .. Phllmcr Ellerbrock. art-i.el'ktnJt .1 ,·,in;ince to m akl' the present 'lllnini:i legal Ro IX' rt II a II. r 1t) 1on1n g m 'JX'<'lor . s .ltd the plann1nit ch· ll•lrt ment ·., rt'com mcndallon tn tht-plannin11ro mm1ss1on1s lo d1• m lhl' reque~t for a vanance He said tht• city 1s cla1m1ng 11bout 20 \'tolatwns of th<• i-1i:n la w. anti :.aid soml' of the Mgn, on the hu1ld1njl were l'rt'C'\NI \\llh1111t pe rm1ts from the c1t\ Thr new planners fact• 10 olhc•r 111nc· 1• x cc pt ton ref!Ul'i.I., a nd "l'\'Nal puhl1r hl'llnng., al 1h r1r't llll't•lln~ lon1j.!ht Kids Conduct Cleanup in Costa Mesa If CostJ Mesa looks a ltttle cleaner toda:;, ) ou can thank a group of youngsters and the city's beautification committee Se\'enteen Girl Seoul troops and two Boy Scout troops. alon$: "1th members or the Girls Club and Boys Club. picked up 535 plastic bags full or garbage dur mg a cleanup day Saturday. The children rounded up cardboard. paper cups and other litter a long Harbor Boule\'ard. 'acant lots and schools m the c1 ty. supervised by Lion's Club members The cit) 's Public Sen1ce ., Department pronr1Nl refrcl<h ments after the morninl{ r lcanup :.ess1on • A l:.o :.et for a rgumg m his courtroom 1:. what ha:. come to be knov.n a:. "a John:.on motion" ;rn <trgumcnt b~ the def en~(' that thC' four md1elN'' <1n• thl' '1ct11n:. of d1scnmm..1tor) pro!>l'Cut1on II\ lhc d1!>tr1ct attornl'' Jewelry Heist Foiled Mesa Burglary Suspect Captured 011 Roof "Our agrec•mt•nl "111 not pr(' 'ent us from f1ltng a mo11on to rt' mO\'C Jud$:e Spl•1rs dllring pre· trial a ct10" 1r 1ha1 bl•<'omes nere ss ar). ·· ddt-n:-.c attorney James R1dckt cautioned None o f tht' four dcfcn!>l' lawyer!> nor lkputy Dt:.tnct Al tornc\ Orella Sl'ari-. was pre parl'd lo com mt•nt on lhc pr•o cedure that will be involved whc•n J Judge 1s assigned to the tnal (lf the four defendant~ Mo \ 1egOl'r!> JI tht• llarhot Shoppinl! Ccutl'r 1n Coi-ta !\ks.1 watched a Sl'cond featun.• 11uh1ck the theater Sunday nii:ht. a ~ police arres ted a buq~lary '-U1' peel atop Kirk 's Jt.•welers Police said the suspcd, Hoh<.-rt A. Bandaruk. 27, of 235 Cedar St , Newport Beach wai. crouchl•d behind an air <·ond1lioning dul'l when s potted fro m a polll'I' hc·hcopler piloted h) S~ Carl Jackson The suspect wa .. ordered lo tht: !>1dt-of t he building by hehcopll'r 11fflcers us ing a public addre:-.!> .. ystl•m , and Bandaruk _wus ar rested by Offict-r Steve Meadow~ 11n the ~round . liandar uk, :en unl'mployet.l bu~ driver. was found with $8.000 in Cella. Sl. Theodore Schiffman. 53. or Santa Ana, George Lewis Ollendorf . 44 . of La,:luna Beach and Stephen Robert Evans, 31, or :\ltss1on Vtejo. face trial on 127 felony counts Two Men. Wo1n:t1n It ts allcl!t>d that the g roup ~1phoned nt least S2 m1lhon m fund.., from lv.o Orange County hospitals . M 1ss1on Community 1n :\t 1 ~ :. 1 on V 1 e Jo a n d M c r c y Armed B 1andit Trio Rob Mesa Market Gene ral in San la Ana All four defendants ha\'e an earlier lnal date of Mav 11 m Los An~eles f edera l Court on -.11n1l.1r crimmal allegations Mesa College Sets Concert 1\ · Sµnni: Concert 1n 1h1' t' o ur t) a r cl . • ft• at u n n g th 1· Soul hem Caltforn1a College cho11 Jnd cham bl'r i.in~t•r ... will tw h<'ld free• lu lht• pubht· Tucsda) .11 14pm Chambt·r mu:.IC' w lt•ct1ons 1n d ud<' "Sumer .., H'umen m ·· , 01anco e p1an1?l'. .md ' i\n t 1r1put1on · The rolle11e choi r v.111 pc:rform \\'hen J esus \\'l•pl · "Sll'al \wa) ."and "I'm Com to Sinn Jmong other selt-cl 1ons The concl'rt v. 111 t'"-• ht•lc! at the rollegC', located Jt 55 t"a1r Ort \l' C'oi.111 M t"HI Whalf>s R~lt•a t•cl SF./\TTLE CAP l TlH:rl'll·USt· n f tv.11 killer whale's tocla\ hUlllled so 1>r1t•ntists c:1n tracl· their movt•m1..·nti-. l'nds an affa11 that bt•i:!<ill morc thun six Wl'C'k ' 1111!0 11nrl 111ud1t•1l Ofl a puhhc· c•on l tU\l'f~\ Two young men and a woman entered a Costa Mesa conve nicnce market late Sunday night, d1s p la y1ng guns to the clerk before tak1n~ SSO to Sl>O from the till and flcE ing Police Sa(~ they arc seeking the trio plus thL" driver of ~· getaway car 1n tt1l' ll.'10 pm heist a( lht-M mute Kin~ Markl'l, 2052Newport Hlvd. Store attendant Man·m Wayrn: CAR SALE HOT OFF PRESSES "The rar "as !>Old before m \ earner d eltvercd m y paper Th~· buyer must have be('n waiting at the press to get at your class1f1cd ~ertion .. That's the sales !>uccess ston told by the Newport Beach ma~ v.ho placc'rl th" ad tn the Da1h Pilot t!lt!l ( 00 1:11 r :\ H i "I :!l"I • ''' ''"'' If \Ou h<t \'(' :1 t·ar you want tr1 cnnvt•rt to cas b . culi 642·5678 It only tllkt's :i f<'w woni.<I m tht• right pla('C' to allract a buyer Alon~ thl' Or::iniic.· Coast. th(' nl(ht plac 1• lo ;1<l v1•n1~0 i!I m tlw Daily Pilflt Skate Tragedy Ride Hitch Proves Fatal A 17· VEAR·OLO skateboarder who hitched a ride lo a c;lov. moving car died in Brea Community Hospital Sunday as a result of 1nJunes suffered wbeo he fell beneath the auto's wheels Police identified the skateboard victim as Steven Paul Jaromscak of 837 Carlson Dnve. Brea. According to police, J aromscak was fatally mJured shortly after 5 p m Friday after hitching a ride on a ca'r dn\'Pn by Scolt Gregory Lamming, 16. also or Brea. THEY SAID THE VICTl.IK was hanging on to the right passenger door of Lamming's c.ar wben he fell from hllJ skateboard nnd tumbled under the rear wheels of the auto. The car reportedly was traveling between 15 and 20 miles an hour" hen young .Jaromscak lost his grip. The vie tlm died in Brc11 Community Hospital shortly afler 9 a m Sunday Accordln1.: to a Police report, rus parent~ donated hi'> l.'ycs and kidne) s to lt*1\Splant foundetionll Kvap1l, of Bellflower, told poltcc the three s uspects entered the market, which was empty of cus tomers, displaying a full length 22 ca 1i ber rifle and a dull chrome re vol vcr One suspect leaned over lht' counter and told the attendant. "This 1s n holdup Give me lhl· rnoney. :-.uckl'r If you move. I'll kill you " Police s aid the suspects were tle~cr1hed a s black and being in their mid-20s One male suspect wa:. described as being 6·fecl tall. weighing 170 pounds, the other male about medium height und the woman described as five lct'l six inches tall with straight. red-tinted hair. Police said the robbery 1s un der 1nvesugat1on today. No sui- pccts have been captured. Vallerga Trial Continued In Bakersfield BAKERSFIELD C/\PI A trial on charge!\ that former Oranjlc County Asse!lsor Jock Vallerga used his staff for political purposes was continued" Monday for one day. Kern County Superior Court of hcials said V allerga 's trial was put back until Tuesday because of another trial that ran longer than expected. His •rial will be before Judge P .R. Borton. An Orange Counly grand jury indicted Vallerga and his pre- decessor as assessor, Andrew J . Hinshaw, for illegally using their office staff In Hinshaw's sue· (essful 1972 (ampaign for Congress. Hinshaw previously was con· victed in Orange County and was sentenced to prison for 1 to 14 year s . Vallerga's t rlnl was moved here on a change of venue. Vallerga was removed as as· sessor last year followtng a con· viction or being involved in sell· mg count~ properly, a computer system, to Spartanburg, NC. in 1973. Valler~a arlmilled rece1vln~ $3,714 as (Onsu!ling rees and ex- penses related to lhc sale. jl'Wl·I~. \\ate ht• .... 111d l'Otl11', ..tt ('Ording to f)lll1 <'l' Tht'~ '.'>a1rl 1 ht• Ml~Pt'CI tngl!l'l'l'<I u i-.t lt•nl ahll'OI m lhl' 1cv.c lr~ store ut JO 50 pm '' ht•n hl· l'nh·rl•t.l till' llui l<llnl! through tht• roof On thl' ground. pultt:(' had lo wait for ~1n t•mplo~t· of th1• jewelry :.to n' to -.rnvl' tn unlock the building .,., pol1<·1· l'nulcl search for otht•r !>U!>pt.•clio. /I. !>mall CrO\\ d Of people from ,1 nearby theater gatherl•d Lo v.aldl the action. Pollet• !laid no i-.u' ~lt'cts were foond 1n ... 1de the ::.ton· Panel Studies Speed Cuts Along Harbor A proposal to reduce the spcl'c! limit along lfarbor Houlevard rn Costa Mesa will he studied hy lht• traffic comm 1!.ston Wc·dncsdav at 10:30 a .m · The rt-dun•d l1m1t . which would va r y along the bui.v boulevard. is 1iropoio.C'd bcf'aus" "At present. tht•rl' Hrl' very fc•w times during lht• ch•y when 1t " possible to tra\l'I the <·x1st1ng s peed limit." s aHI James .I /\n derson, city traff1t• t•ngmccr lie said ti t!> rtasonabh: to e\ pert a s peed hm1t n •clur t mn . "lo a level more a C'C('ptahlc· to thl· traveling pubhr ·· /\ndt.•r ... on i-.a1d more than 50.000 motonsh us" the boukvard l'\ t•ry day The pubhc l!I inv1tc•d to uttl'nrl the traffi<' comm1~i-.1on mt•ctini:. which begin' at 10 a m in the conference· room on the f1r!il floor of city hall For furthl•r 1nformJt1<in. c•oll 556-5334 Prisoner EscnpE>M HUNTINGTON. W Va C/\I'> /\ 20·Yl'ur <1lcl tnmah• c~rup<.'rl rrom the Cabt.•11 C<,u nt y Jiu I hy us mg a puir or ruhhcr foot thonns l!o insulate his h11nclli whil<· ht• scaled an 1•1l•c·tnc·ally t•huri:c1I fence. poll ct· 1it11rl lssuinl( thonl!!> lo 111m11lci-. 111 slt':ld of lettinJ( th1·m w1•J11' shot•:. anc.l plar1nl! un ell•ct rH·ul rhari;ic on po rtion:. of th1• fl'nC't were part or a n1•w i;ccurit~ pro gram rnst1tutcd nt lh<' Juil HUGHES WllJL DEPOSIT TOLD BULLETIN LOS ANGELES <AP> -/\ let· tu purportedly slf ned by the lau- bllllonalre Howard Hughes wli~ nJed today In Superior Court ln- dJcallng be deposited a wlU In a Tens baok In 1938. 'l The lette r wu OIM' of several document. -lntludlng material detailing the worldwide sear ch ror a Hutbe11 will -nled lo COil· nectlon with a declaration seek- lng thal Richard G. Gano Jr. bf' named sole administrator <lf tbe vut Hughes e1Ctate fn L~ ~•cetes Coanty. Ills holdings ller'e alon6 have be•n t1Umatecj at St bllllon. · I •• ••--..,.._._. ---J ---A~ D~fl.""'l'"tttt.OT" ---C ---"'omfr(~t~ ,,,,--------•------- Murders Described By Youth WI LLOW lllVt-;K , Minn . tAPI "I heard ti lol CJ/ •hoot UlJ.l I ht«trd hllll.' Jimmy '><'r1•um me und hollormai." Kkld u 14 yuur•old boy whO!lt mother, two brolheri. uud u nel&:hbur wurt• fltUdb shot roln·c auud th t! w11man 11 tilitruna,:"t•d hu1>h1111d, Ounoild Ployd Lurwon, 49. wu1. chur1u.1<1 wllh thrue <:ounti. of flntt·de~l'\!f' murder Sunday night und w11i. htilOf.l a.ought h ) uuthortlu.~ m Mm11~11ot11 und c'un1.1d11 PohC't> h141d no i•hur.ic• had tx•cn lodged 1n th<: dooth of the rucahbor to <W~ DepUllCb found the bodJl't> Of Ruth E Larson, 32, 1Jod her two sons. Murk Powell, 5. and Scott Powell, 12, ms1dt their rurul Willow Raver farm home Sutur daymght. The deputy said Jamct:; Falch. 34. and tu" 12-yt:ar-old son, James A. Fall'h. wert found cnuca.ll) wounded outside the house. owned by Larson Falch died today at u DuJuth hosp1tul and hu; son v. ai. reported an cnucaJ cond1t1on "Kyle Powell siud that hr ond tus mother 1md broU1er:-. Wt'r<• preparmg lo move oul or thl' house to F alch 's place when tht> shootings happened. He said that ufter hid.in~ from TO. IGBT COSTA M8SA PLANNING COMMISSION Rtaular m~ct 1n1. D l)' Hall. 6 30 p m OCC LECT'UR E "Mone)· In v~1tu\g nnanct• I PllllU'Wijl," tdwetd M cH •TY i.ct~r, Fi.ae Arts Blda 119, 7 JO p.m. T ESl>A \', A P lllL Z'1 SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB Commt.anaty Recreation Center Tue~ .. Wt-d .. 1'hun. 12·3 p.m ' 1'f:WPO RT-t.U.:SA SCHOOL BOA RD Rtgular meotlna. Cof>ta Meu City Councu rh•m· hl-rl', T: 30 p m "BEHI N D THE HEADLINES" -Dr Cl.lei. T RTown . lectur~r, OCC Forum. 7 90 p.n'I OCC SPRt NG RECITAL SER I ES -Student YOCahslS and mstrumentaUsts, f'ine AIU HaJI 119, Noon. Free ~·1uTERSTALK -Sarah De Wan reading works cl VIJ'lirua Wnolf. OCC Science Lec:ture HaU 2.11 a m Free. Police Hold Counselor Over Threat the assailant, he ran to the home A counse to r for 1uvenlle of a ne1gbbor. The nC'1ghbor criminals was booked by called the Pine County shenff's Newport Beach police t oday . of!1::. KyJAaid he di~ ... not ~e, •i. •.ft er off i c.e rs a II ~ i .! _ ~ -~.,JI ~~/"<' ~"' '~""· ,,~ ,,, .. ' ' r:.-~111-•• .. • ,...,. ., • • T e su:aung porter Saturday night before a his sunglasses. Roman Cathohc pnest laid tum • In custody in Newport Beach his mother and brothers .. er~ Jail on charges of assawt with a dead. deadly weapon is Stephen Vance The boy '>:ll<l hoth Lar;on and Mrs. Lar~on hJd ~t·n mamed befon·. Thl'y l1H•d in soulb M1t1- neapohs until about tv.o )l'ari. aJ:O Lars on v. orl.C'd for a manufactur~r or 3rllhcaal nov.l'r:. rn Mmnc·apoh-. until n' t·entl~·, K' h• -.:J1CI. but hacl J h1'<irt attack :rnd hucln 't workt•d !ill\C'\' Beachgoers On Increase In Newport Beach acli\'1ty is picking up an Newport Reach. according to lifeguards who rcportl'd a total or 55.000 v1s1tors O\'er the" eek end. Drs p1tc• tht• turnout. wh1<'b v.:i-. h1gber th nn l h e last two v.cckend~. lafeJ:u::i rd-; rl'ported onl} four m11111r re~cue~ and no calls for first aid. A lifc~uard spokC'-.man pointed out lllal templ'rolurc:;. on thl' sand hovered around the 60· degn•e level dunng the day. In thl! wa~r. temperat-ures were hsted at a <:hilly SI degt'ees. TM i;pokesm an pointed out that whalt• lh<' ~urf had subsided from the six-foot breakers of earlier an tbt week, ~four.foot i;urf t hat w as runninit this w1't'ke-nd was probably rei.poni-1 bk for U\e rc~cue:;., Fl etcher, 29. of Irvine. He lasted has e mployer as the California Youth Authonty at Chino. Accordistg to police reports, Fletcher .. as arrested shortly after midnight near the Nev. port Pier where the dispute over the a:ussmg glasses reportedly took place Officers ga vc lh1:-. account of the mcui«ll. F'l etche r picked up Dolores .Jaram1llo. 22, of San Jose as she hrtchhiked to the Orange County Airport foHowing a fight with her boyfriend in Sant a Ana. Findi.og I.ht> airport terminal closed. Fletcher drove Miss Jaramillo to the Newport Pier v.here the dhlpute over the sun- glasses arose. Fletch<:r believed she had thc- f!lasses and he r efused to g1ve her her !>wlcase, officers aJleged. Mass Jaramillo flagged down a pas:.erbv. David Bartholomew. 22. or Orlando, Fla .• grabbed her ~wtcase and got into has car. Police assert th at as Bartholomew tried to dnve from the area, the road was blocked by Fletcher's car. Fletcher allegedly pulled out a revolver and told Bartholomew lo leave the area while he con- tinued the dis pute with Miss J aramillo. B.artholomew ran to a ne:urbv phooe and called police who said they found the missing glasse!> in f1N<'her's car FV Man One of 3 Policemen Fired /\ L<inJt ~1tt"h patrolman who 1i\t"'i 1n t'ount1un V111ky 1!1 amoog thrM' ofrt(f'M& f1N'd for hl'i alleg<•cl involvt'ml·nt in J drunkrn Sl>"'I' "'ht<'h .. tart~ at thf' patrolman's h,1r hrlor part,, 111 Sun~ ~ach, J 110~ H<.'Ul'h off1C'1oh s:11d todJ~·" O•ANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Ow• ()Ir.,...,. (Otlt'-f 0 4+1't' .... ~ .,t+t •"'44frl ~ (('In ~,, ,...,. ,..,.., r'"'' ., ,_,h•1ft 1 "" ., .... o......,. , .. ,, f'wtlt•'ttt'"" (' Of"'WiiM• ....,...., .... # ....,,,,,"'' .. ,.. ,.,1f\lh,fWoil ..-~ ""'~· , '""'-' f1ot (OHA "'4,-• ...,_._,"". t"""-lo\ .t~1~ fM•" ••~•.no ._., .... ,,.,, . .,... ,......,.~ • 'VA+W~ •"'1 \"'CW""9 IW•~ ~-~ t,.....t A t'ol.;I" ............ ,.., ... I\,...,,. ......... \iMw,lltf-\,,,.,. 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Steed or Founta111 Valley, alona: with patrolman M1cha,•I S Callahan and Robert M . Hamby late last week anC'r their alleged involvement In the Mar<'h 10 inctdc.'nl Thi' officers allegedly wer<' among 13 m e n who ltlt a ha<'hl'lor party for SteC'd. then went on a spree at several Long Beach bars in which civl11ans were assaulted and one M1&p11rt was rt m.oved from the custody of vl<'e offac er.t, llC'COrding lo re ports . Ten olht>r (lfflctr"I were ~lwn ~uspenslons of ont> to tO dayi.. Deputy Chief Willi& Platt 11aJd to· c1ay. The thre-e firl'd officeni have five da~ in which to appeaJ thetr dism issals to the Long Beach C'ivil Service Bar Board, officials said According to reports, City pro- S('cutors office will st"elt misde- meanor complaints against some of the officers Involved. In Los An1eles District Attorney John Van De Kamp also may ~view the cases. Platt said the party started at the home or a friend of Steed Then 13 officers includin~ Steed. reportedly left there and went to Long Beach. where the other incidents allegedly Ot.'· curred. Some of the officers also were accused or traffic viola· tions, according to reports Police Chief Ralph Koru had recommended firing for Hamby And Callahan and a 10-day sus t)('nslon for Steed. • Valkyrie First to Finish ... Brown's Maryland Bid Told 8 )'ALMONLO<.XA&E\' SAC RAMENTO <AP> Go' O.••t~>M._,,.., • .., Edmund Brown Jr aaJd today h«' The 29th unnu11l n1utm1l "eraµ w1ll leovt Wt"dnt~dny momlng w abOOt ·' knoWB as the Nt"v. port lo c a m p a I I? n 1 n 1\1 n r y I o n d ' " EnMnada Yacht Ra«-around it!. l>tmoc riat1 c p res1 denllal way nt.oth• record book.a today b pnmary t~last olth•MOatartersdropped But ht> sa1<1 ht' <'ouldn't aY ho" their ttncbOra t n the rro"ded v.cll he'll do 111 that race watt"ra of this Buju CaJtfornla hs "It 'a hurd to predict," \.hi.• l(OV· hin1 port ernor told n·vorht.cli al n ouwi. It w as as slow 11.nd trwtratinl( u t.'onffrE"nc~ wh(•n pressetl 10 ~•v race, from lilart to fl.nlsh, as ~ny In how he might fare in the \'lt•ction' tht' thrt't dccadeos it has been "I'll try lo SIH'•k to people on sailed Ls1hl winds Ill lht' start orr the IS~uc•s I think nrc 1mp0rtan1, .. the Nf'wporl jelly S•turdtay •t he sa1c1 . lli.tlnj.t "polltr<-1•1 n•form, noon decr eastd to near uro e<'onomlr JU!>ltce and cn\iron befort the rtett reached San mental common sen!>e." Otego. the halfway point in the H e said he may atlen d 12$-male Junket(Relate d Pie· Man land µarty caucuses Satur tures. Page 86). day but v.111 leave bis detailed Race committeemen aboard schedule' in the st ate to campaign the two flnlsb boats, Sunshine and aides Sea Hut bad barely futlshed their "I would hope I cowd speak monun4 coffee Sunday when they clearly to the people of the state were alirred Into action by the to give thtm an opportumty to stabtola sailonthenustyborizon make a broader choice on wbo But the yacht turned out to be a thl'Y want to lead their party neat noncompelin~ catamaran as did November." he said the next lwo which approached Bro"n '-alcl l'arht.'r ht• con tht"finishline by11a m. ferred at ll•ni:th O\l'r th1• First s pinnakers to e merge \\l'ekend with AllJrd Lowen~tein . from the thickening hate turned a key adnser an his r11 mpa1gn. out to be the tnmaran Valkyne. and by I l•ll·phnnl' ~ii h Teel co-skippered by Bob Hanel and \'enetoult ... h1 -. Man lancl cum Bob Finl' her, Cabrillo Beach pa1gn coordanator Yacht Club, followed in close Rrown's nanw will uppear on pun;Ult by the 58-(oot catamaran Maryland's May IK UcmocratH· Sea Smoke sailed by Edwin • ,.,.w. •• ,...... prcs1dent1al pnrnary ballot, bul Ketchum .• MalibuYac~tCtub. Leap111g Dr11tn1taer Boy he Is not .ehgibh.• to win any of Valkyne won honors as the first ~· Maryland s 53 dl'legal~s becaww yacht to finish in the~ time or ~. ~!.t~.J~n_cc proves irrcsist;w~w .Bi.Ul...§mit~.~f.f-~ -~ ~'?!lf }WJlt' J! 1~,,..q{ &~~'°:'>"' ~~~~~."!. •:,ct< '-y ~·-:...:..:.~.:. ~"a-d~~~Mmg~~ ( o\ ~.. ... ... l ~. .-...:..~ ... ~ ' s ross l'.116 line en· t l f R I t . W k '..t. . e1e s.-about fi ve manutes later. ~~ men o a . evo u 1onary a r s 1i:m1s h between * * * Anolhercatamaran,the46-foot Bnt1s h and ColoruaJ troops at New York's Governors p • AllH Cat, CO·lkappered by Mike Island. ennsylvama Kane and M. Machin, South Shore Yacht Club, was the third boat to fin~~~~~~;:~i:s~g surpnse. SA Butcher n1·es,· Voters Wooed The first monobuU approaching· the h ne w1lh a spinnaker and By D e mocrats blooper b lossoming 1n the freshenangbreeze lurnedoultobe Sh t b R bb the 54-foot sloop Aorangi. sailed 0 y 0 er by Dennie Mitchell and a crew or 10 )Oung men and five women of the USC sailing team Aorang1 was donated to use ut the first of PlllLADF:l.PlllJ\ (J\11) At su9way !>lop:. a nd TV :.tud10:-.. factory gate:> and h1:;.tonc !>Ile~. Democratic prl'sadenlial <'8m paagncrs !lOUi?hl out the voter:. lo day on the eve or Penn:.ylv:.mia'!> crucial primary election. the year . Pre·race fa vorites for first to finish were the 62·foot s loop Ragtime and lbe 12·m eler News Boy. Ironically, young Mitchell and his college c rew were sailinJ( against his father Ben senior who was the navigator aboard Ragtime which was seventh to finish behind a nother catamara n L1per1 , St even Bowd1n, Seal Buch Yacht Club, and the . Columbia 52 Gypsy sailed by Harry Moloshco. Long Beach Yacht Club. ~ea&hlh and ninth boats were multihulls, C rossfire, Norman Cross, San Diego Yacht Club. and lmi Loa. Vic Stern, Seal Beach Yacht Club. And ther e were even more sur- pnses. The highly favored 12- meter NewsBoy, sailed by Jack Ba1lbe, Ba.lboa Yacht Club was the fourteenth boat to finish behind three more cal~marans and two Ericson-466. Fifteenth boat to filush was Regulus II, a Columbia.$7 skippe rded by Bo b GarrisOft, Newport Harbor Yacht Club. · By mJdafternoon with only 50 boats finished the race commit· tcemcn aboard the finish boats It.new they ••er e In for a long ni~hl Uy 6 p m. Sunday onJy 120 boats had finished and the wind was dy Ing i\t 8 a m today 470 or the 540 starters are accounted for These are boats that have ealher crossed the finis h line or nollfaed the com- m ittee that tt1e y were not hnishlni. Handicap s tandings to de- termine the winners of the nearly two d ozen perp~tu11J trophies had not been computed al8a.m . today but were expect ed to be complett' by the 3 p. m . trophy presentaUon Dt'adline for fmishmg the race wai1 ll a.m . today i11d1ratini: lhal the Newport Ul'ean Sallini.: As- socUJlaon comm1llc<·~ would k1•1·p computers buulni:? to determine• the handicap w inner~ by 3 Jl m. • * * Frott1 Page-A I AGROUND n<>rth of Ensenadn as it headed back to the United States. Thl' Coast Guard cuuer Wnlnut took the tno to the bea<'h, where they later we re reported in good <'Ond1Hon. None of the men was Identified. Bank Ccumer FowulDead SA'IJ F RANCISCO <AP> Police say the body of a Bank of America cashier has been found strangled and slabbed in bis Diamond Heights apartment. The victim was John Marsalla His landlord found hfm, naked ucept for his socks. on Sunday, homicide detective said. Marsalla had been stabbed several limes. A knife protruded from his back. An electric cord used to strangle hjm was still around his neck . A young SantJ An11 butcher who was woundt!d an a br:tL('n daylight robbery attempt Satur day af_ternoon died early Sunday morning 1n Mercy Gener al Hospital. Police identified the murdl•r victim as Mark Towner, 20. of Santa An a. Towner was mortally "-'Ounded at 3:55 p.m when a lone gunman stalked into Towner Meals, 211l E. Warner Ave dnd reportedh demanded th at th e ¥ou11~ butche r give ham t tlc C'asll r1• gister's contents police !>aid They weren t certain lhl~ Ford Raps Jobs Bill WASHINGT ON <A PJ President Ford, who has been predi c tin g the Democrats wall nominate Sen, Hubert Humphrey for president this year, loday lambasted a kl'y llum- ph re y jobs bill a s "dangerously del'eptivt>" a nd a n • 'ell'ction vc·ar boondoggle '· · Ford, in a spec•t'h 10 thP &Ith annual convcnt111n or the US Chamber of Com m e rce, also vowed to check the increase in go\' crnment s pending "al 11 takes all -;um mer and more and m ore vetoes " The President ~as inter rupted 17 time-; by aµ plause from the approx 1mately 2,000 l'Onvcntion delegates. morning "hat triggl'red the ~hoot ang but a:>:>umed the bandit da~charg<:d a 32·caliber automatic either 111 nervousnes~ or as a result or feeling Towner was not r esponding to bis com mand. Witnesses in the s mall shop· pang center on W amer A vcnu<: ~1>0rtcd seeing a slightly built mun run from the meat market and n ee from the scene on foot. They described Towner's murderer as a male. from 25 to 30 ~cars old, five feet six inches tall and about 150 pounds. Police said there was sllll money in the cash rC'gisler ancl theoril.l'd that lhe gunman escaped e mpty handed. Before his escape. howevl"r . he fired d smgle bullet from hi5 gun that struck Towner in the groin According to one report poh<'e received. the murder vict im wa-. a surv1 vmg son or the small bul<'her shop's founder who died w1lhm the past few months. Police said they believe th!' young man was managing llw meat market for his mother. Talks R e ope n e d CLEVELAND. Ohio <AP) - Negotiators returned lo the bargaining table today for another attempt to end a si x-day. old strike by the United Rubber Worker:s <U RW), against the in- dustry's four biggestcompanie&. The talks between URW :met Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. were recessed Friday at the request or federal mediators. who said t hey wanted to reassess the issues. Jimmy C:irtcr startt>d his day at a !>teel plant gall' nc11r Pit ls burgh. Reµ. Morns Udall of Arizona toured Philndclphia and said he will score an election !>Ur prise, a nd Se n . He nry M. Jackson of Washington talked to labor leaders and union mem bcrs in H::irrisbure. They were booked for ap- pearances across the state on th~ last campaign day "J think we're going to surprise some people," said Udall. who has forecast a t least second place> showings in both phases of the pnmary, which Includes ballot· mg on presidential preferences and the separate e lection of na- taonal convention delegates. Udall received :.ome bad news from Washington today when the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the l'onstltutionality of an Indiana law that has kept his na me off the ... tale's May 4 primary ballot. The la w r equires statewide can- didates to obtain 500 supportang signa tures from each of the state's 1 t congressional districts. Udall had 5,500 signatures but hie; tot al for the 6th District' was only 465. Cartrr said hr 'II wan the pre· fe rence lest an l'ennsylvanlu 1f lhe voter turnout as relatively high . J a<'k ;on forcrai;t victory in the rompe11t1on for delegates. Carter said Jackson was being "absolutely ridt<'ulous" Sunda y an blaming Northe rn une mplov- ment on lower wages J)llf d workers in th" South. Pre~end It's Pot 'Herbal Stash' Comes in 'Lids' for Kids PEORIA, Ill. I AP) -In the old dayi;, kid-; could s moke rolled <'Orn !>Ilk and 111't•t11ncJ 11 w;1s loba<'<'O Today, they can buy o parku~r-or 111•1 hat Stash and pretencl 1t's manJunna. l h•rlrnl Slush i<; urounrl or i.hn:clfled h<'r IJ., :ind com l'c; with paJ>('rs in n plo11tic hol( that says the net weight 1s "a lid "A llcl u~unl ly refers to a one-ounce port ton of pol "It looks something lik1• ~raiis." l'l&id a narcotacs officer In Peoria. "We"ve t('!:t('rl at. The only high is a psycholottical one. Kids like to smoke it and pretend It's pot. It's a g1m• mick. a fad lake hula hoops used to h<>.'' Police discovered the new product while investigating reports lhal people were getting a legal hi&h on weeds. They found il being sold. like a package or cigarettes, at a Peoria boutique managed by Bill Strauss : Strauss said he orrlcred some after seeing 1l advertised rn Oyers d1stnbuted by the Woodley Herber Co "ll com es in four different packages as Bobbo's Better Blend <retailing for $3.25), Fiord <$3 25). a van l'ly pack (SJ.2S> and Volupte 1$4 )," he said "Volupte is advertised as a sensuous smoke made from e1nseng roots. ''I've sold a doz~n or so of each pack in the last 21, month~. rt looks like a bag of pot and 11ome people say It gh·ei1 them a mild effect." Tom Hartman. 25. n former health j(')()d • store manu~er. hclJ)(.'d found the WoocllC'y Herbe1 <.:o , I wo yl1 ur·~ ;.i.io ;111tl hu::. u employes "Wl· buy the herbs hy ttw ton lrom 1ll1mC'st1r and Europeon outlrls," Hortman -.aitl in •• tclcphorw antcr vil'w. "We aell ~t most - ly to head shop" in every stole as well oic in <'anada. Gr~al Hr1taln ond Puerto Rico ·• ll artmun l'ontenris lhal tho procl ucl "never was i nt~nclcd to sell ns fake marl· juana. "I was deep In American Indian lore and learned they smoked all kinds of htrbs, In· duding mulle in. a leaf plant that grows wild. It was supposed to be good for lung dl11eaae. I tr1ed some of the Indian !lmokes because I was trying to give up claarett.es, and decided It could be a legal marketable item. "The m arijuana inference or printin& lhe weight as a 'lid' just seemed like a cute idea." The U.S. Food and Drug Adminis\roUon checked us out." he saJd, "While they couldn't. issue us ct"rtificalion because the product I~ not a foodstuff, they didn'l say anythina. •• The primar y work involved Is blending the herbs. Take Bobbo'a Better Blend. for Instance. Strauss said 1l contains: "Mango thread military herb, mad dog skullcap, hooded mad weed. cat's wort field balm, peppermint, da· mlana, kava kava root, colt.stool, golden teal nnd ba Im of GI lead buds '· • I l Orange Coast EDITION DAILY PILOT Today's Closinl( . "'.Stocks * * * VOL. 69, NO. 117, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES By ALMON LOCKABEV o ••• , ~jlel .......... ... The 29th annual nautical "crap shoot" known as the Newport to tnsenada Yacht Race ground its way into.the record books today as the last of the S40 :.tarters dropped their a n chors Ill the cro"ded waters of this BaJa California fo,. h.ing port. 1l was as slow and Crustratmg a * * * 3 Yachts Break Vp On Trip Disas ter struck the 29th annuul ruce. from start to finish. as a ny in the three dcc11d es 1t has been i.ailed. Light wind!) at lhe start ofr the Ne" port Jttly Saturday al noon decreased to near 1ero before the fleet reached San Diego. the hatrway point in the 125-mile junkell Related P1 c· tu res. Page 86 >. Race committeemen aboard the two Cin1sh boats. Sun~hmt' and * ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1976 to Finish Yacht Seu Hut had b;lrely finished their morning cofke Sunduy when they were stirre d into action by the i.1i.:htof a i.a1I on the misty honzon. But the yacht turned out to ~ a noncomP<'tin~ catamarun as did the next two which approached the C1n1sh line by 11 a m First spinnakers to emerge from the th1t'kening haze turned out to be the trimaran Valkyne, co-skippered b)' Bob Hanel und Bob F incher, Cubrlllo lk>aeh Yacht Club. followt>d in rloi.e purswt by the 58-foot catamaran Sea Sm oke sa1lt>d by Ed\\1n Ketchum. Malibu Yacht Club \'alkyne won honors as lhe first yacht to fmish in the slow lime or 24 .1895 hours. Sea Smoke poked her twin bows across lhe lme about five minutes later. Another catamara n. the 46 fool Allez Cat, co-skippered by Mlkl· Kane and 1\1. Ma chin, South Shorl' Yacht Club. "as the llurd boat to finis h about 12 : 30 PST. Then came the big surpnSl' The r1rst monohull approachmJi· the lme with a spumaker and blooper blossoming in the !reshemng breeze turned out to b<' lhe 5-1-foot i.loop Aorangi, sailed N TEN CENTS Race: "" J.>cnme M1td1dl uni! .1 t'l'C\\ ol 10 )CHIOJ: mt•n nnd (Iv,• wo n'wn of the USC !)IJ1h11~ tt•;\11\ Aorun(o!t "a~ donated to LIS<.' ul thl' first of the Vl'ar Prefacl' f:H ontc' for f1r:ol lo fm1~h \I l'rl' thl' tl2 foot ~loop Rag t 1 nu• u n d th l' l 2 · m cl c r I\C\\Sl3o) lronicall~. ~ ounA l\l1tchcll and <5«-e E!\SENAl>A. Pue ,\21 Speirs to Judge Cella Jurist Appointed After Both Sides Deadlock B~·TOM BARLEY James R iddetcaulloned. L'clla. 51. Tht:odoreSch1ffman. fund~ from l\\o Or;tnJ.:t' l'nttnt~ 011~.o .. 1,P1101si.11 :'l:one of the four dcfen)ie SJ. of Santa Ana. Gt-orgc l.l•wb hosp1tab M1:.i-.1on Commun1t~· in __ _ _ ~Wj>O~~t~.§~~a >~i.\f~ _{>IC~""*'-'' ,__,;.... ""-·~PY.~-·./.(' ~ --~~· ~-.... ~.<.r.;..._· A long selection process that lawyers nor Deputy Distric-t Al Ollendorf. 44, of Lagun;i Beach 1\l 1 s !'> ICl n \' H' Ju and .Mt• n·' , • y~e ~own in Or~retta ~rs was pre· and Stephcn.Robt>rt Evans, 31. of Gl'lll'ral 111 Sunt.i Ana ~~~·..:,·~1 -. ~:wd.::~ · ~~.~~·~.~~~-·~-~l'~!'A>·~:~~·~·~~-~r-,,,_ ~j;'t!rui4L.~~t .~:;.=-i· , race.•· Two bouts on a reNff! lnp from ~, __ , ... _.. Ehs enattal' t~"lh~~~"'"'° port 4(,.. ·~ . JU al rou efle' en e<f't(); -ee ur afW01'!hJeomron-=~ uli{~,Y~-' .. • lfl~•-•" "o~t~.J-... ~~ ........ .,~~~ .. ,)".b~q....Jud~~ ._\~IJ.i.a,1J1~C .. ~s. .. ~clae~ .ass.i1Ile'1 ,tp ijl.cJpai.ol >• ~L b ~ege'1 th..it the. sroup ~ ngl'lcl> Fcdcr~l. t:uw1 w1 ~Hnwu-· W1f~"3ssfltrreu ro pl'\?sitmlfJv~i>re· ._..Ole four<!elendants siphoned ut lt<ast S2 m1lhon 111 cnm111;1l Ulll•.:.111011~ we re r epor ted a.:round and breaking up in the surf near Ensenada. Rhtnestone Cowboy, a new Cal 2·29 owned by Ronald C Green berg. California Yacht Club. ran aground on a point of land Just n o rth of thl' Ensenada breakwater about m1dn1Jihl Sun· dav. The accident was do:.e enough to lhl' htgh\.\a) that automobile h Ahts could be i.ho" n aiding the crt'\.\ of t \\O includinJ? the ownl'r 10 ~c·I a'>hOrl· without lrljUr\ The 10 mcl l.'r Bralla O\.\ nrd h~ Terry lledin '' ilh thrl'C µcr~on~ aboard rad1ot•d a !\l;i~· Day call befor<' dawn today ~tallng that :.he was bn•akmi;: up Thl' 1•xart location was not kno"'n and lhl· Co:.1sl Guard "'as .,1111 ~1:::.rc-hinJ.? ' ffe•s Sorry ..• Rhode Is land Gm· Philip \\'. :'\oel. ch<.iirman of tlw Democratic ~al 1onal Plat form Comm1ttt•t•, ha'> apologized for a n·mark uhout black pan·nt:-. whOSl' childrl'n arl' hused lil' da~sif1e d hts unfortunall' language as "~trcet talk.·-_ for the boat at Ha rn The mes)iagc stall·d that 111e NB Counci·J boat WaS lhrCl' hour~ Olli or En~enuda mo\'ln.: Ji"" knot'> Despite the !>IO\\nt')i~ 1lr th<' race 1t~eH. a pt'rsonal injury was reported aboard Ro~ D1c;ne} 'i; 52·foot ~ .1" I Shamrock Crewman Norman Palm{'r sus tained a head in1ur~ \\h1le work· 1ng on derk about 10 µ m Satur da\ Shamrock rontmuC'd in the race and Palmer""' tJkrn to the hospit al 1n En~cnad;l and taler trans ferred l n a Sun Diego ho:.p1tul Cause and <».tt>nl of tht• inJur) was not kno" n ~l eanwhtle. the A'!-oc1att'cl Pres~ reported thrft' mt•n wc•rc• res<'U('d from a vacht \\Ith n l\\O fool hole ripptd in lhl· porti-.1111• <See AG Rot ·~o. r:i ~c· .\21 Beachgoers Ori I 11crerue In Nettport lw .1l'11at'll\1t' 1~ p1t'k1n.: up in 'l<.•\\ Jl(lrt rh•n<'h. •H'rnrd1n.: 111 1Ceguorcb "ho n •Jllirt<'5.000\'l~l l 111 '0\ t' I I h1' \\ 1•11krt1d l>l'11JHll' th1• l\1rnn11l. wh1r h \\ "' \ 11: h l' r l h II n t h I' I •• ' I t \\ 0 Aeek1·nch. llfr.:uJrd' r1·p11rtl•d inly four mmnr r1•s<'111•' .111el 1HI ·all'\ for f1r't .11tl ,\ li(l·~u:ard i-.pokl•,m:1n f)01nt1•1I rnl th.11 h'm1wraturl'' on th.- ~n ntl ho\'1•rc•cl ,1rnuntl lhc• fiO Jt•Jlr<'l' le\'l•I durtnR th1.• dn\ In lhl• w;1tt•1 , tc•m pl•r:llurc•<'"' Tht• ~pokl.'smun ptltnh'd 0111 lhat \\hale thl.' 1111rf had ~u bwk runnrni: thl~ Wl't'kl'nd "us probahlv rf-;pon,1 bit.' for the rN.cut•:- CAR SA LE Har OFF PRESS~ .. The car "as sold ~fort' m~ carrier delivere d m) paper Tht.> bu) e r mu~t have bet.>n waiting al the pr ess to get a t your class1Ctcd section ·· That's the sales success story told by the Newport Beach man who placed this ad in the Daily ~lot I 19641 foul(:! r X R 7 .... 2111). '' \ '''' If )'OU ha\<.' o C'nr you want to <'onvert to rash. rttll 642 567R It onl,\ takes a fe" word'> In the• nght place to attract a bu~ 11r Along the Orange Coao;t. tilt' nght place to :1<1v1•rt1se 1s in lhl' Daily Pilot To Vote on Home Jobs Some kinds of home based oc cupat1ons could be legalized tonight "hen the Ne1A>port Beach c11,· Council rons1ders an amend me.nl to city laws suggest('(! by the planning comm 1ss1on According to City Manager Bob Wr nn. the SUbJl'Ct or home 11(' t'upations was brought up ahout a month ago by r esidents who were attempting to gt•l bus1nl'1'" licenses lo do bustni:s~ 1n lht•11 homt-s ,\I that time then• were no pro \IS tons 10 ('I( v orcli nanrt•S lo IM:rm1t 'uch w;1rk und lht• pl,in nrng comml~'10n \\a~ d1rccll'd tu look into chunges in the l''1Stine la"~ The changes propoi.l'd b\ an un .1111mous \otc of lht• cnmml)i"Hm do not specif~· "h 1rh ocr11pat1on" '' 111 bl' alln"' cd lrl'itt•ad. th(.' la\.\ .. 11~1 J ~er1e~ or pmh1b1lton' and reqwremcnh lo "'hH'h home occupat1on.. mu .. 1 t•nnform in order to he lircn,C'd ·\crordtn~ lo the propo,ed or tSe<' JORS. r aitr A?I Police Hold Counselor Over Threat /\ co u n ' e I • > r 1 or 1 u v l' n 1 I 1· I' l'I n1 I II :ti S \\ :t !'\ h 1111 k i' 11 h \ ~e" port ll<•nrh . polll'C t uda) a r t (' r II I I I \' l' I .. :t 111· .: i' h I' thrNtenl•d a h1tchh1kt•r who he m1!-takl1nly act?u!>t•rl of sli•allni.: his s unglasses In custody in :'\""port lk>aC'ft .}<111 on char£es of .1~saull \\1th ;a tlradly weapon 1c; Stephen \':mcl' f'1 t•ll'her. 29. or In me lie hslt'd h1'\ employer a.; thl· Cahfornin Youth Aulhorit vat Chino According to pohce report~. Fletcher "'as arrested shortly after m1dn1ght near the Newport Pier where the dispute O\er the missing glasses reportedly took place. Officers gave this account of the incident : Fletcher picked up Dolores Jaramillo. 22. or San Jose a s she hitc-hhiked to the Orange County Airport followin~ a fight with her bovfriend in Santa Ana Finding the airport terminal closed . Fletcher rlrov<' M is~ Jaramillo to the Newport Pier where the dispute owr the !\Un !!lasses arose Fletchl'r llehe,·ed she harl the !St!~ THREAT. Pal(e A2) tnal action against Dr Louis J . Cella Jr and three business as· soc1ates Pre!>1d1ng J ud.:e Claude M. 0\\ens :.elerted Judge Speirs after law~ ers for the four defen- dants ObJerted to his earlier 'il'll'ct1on of Judge Byron K. ~lcM 1llan Prior t o that both sides had !-ubm1tted a total of 20 name!> to J udgt• Oweni. wit houl .any name on e1tht'r 11:.t tall~mg \.\llh the other'> .. Thul ·~ enoui;:h of that." Jud~e o" t•ns c-om mented lie 1mmcd 1atcly assignt:d JudJ,?l' ~l c:\Lllan to lht· pretrial hearin~s and then offered .Judj!e Spl'trs' name whc•n that assign· ment w.is d1s pulc·d by defense lawyers Defense la\.\ ycrs made 1l clear uftt•r the a.:reement was up· µrovt:d by both side:. that Judge Speir:s has been accepted only for 1wetrial action a nd not for the tnal scheduled to start Ma) 24 . Judge Speirs "ill be asked to rule on a mou on for dismissal of a number of charges contained in the Grand Jur~ 1nd1ctmenl and u motion for d1~CO\ l'r~ Also M~t for aq!wng 1n his courtroom 1s "hat has come to be kno"n a~ .. a Johnson motion" an argument by the defense that the four 1nd1ctees are lhe \'1cllms of d1.;cnminatory prosecution by the d1~tnc-1 atlornt'~ -1 "Our agreement \.\Ill not pre· \enl u!> from filing a motion tore· mo'(' J udRI.' Speirs during pre· trial action 1f that hecomes neressary ... dcfcnst• attorne~ POLICE SGT. MAX WILSON COVERS OFFICER STEVE ME'4L>OWS AT KIRK JEWELERS Suspect Arrested Atop Costa Mesa Building, But Police Found No Suspects Inside STOCK PRICES TVRN MIXED NEW YORK </\P> Stock prices turned mixed toda~ with traders unt':t11\ over signs t>f lightening monr~ The Dow Jone~ 1ndu!>triai average gamed 2 05 points to 1.002 76 I.o~cri. and g:11ners wer1· aboul evt>n among New York Stoc-k Exchange-hi.tc•d 1s.,uc~ 1Tables,A9 1 Pri oner Escapes Hl'NTl:'\Gl·o:--:. \\' Va <AP l A :!ti 'rar old inmate .-scapt•d from th~ Calwll County Jail hv us IOI! a pair or ruhbcr root thor1g~ to m.;ulut e his hand' wh1h· h1• .,ralrd on <'IC'ct rically ch urged renn•, pt>llce Mlld Issuing thoniti. to 111mal1•~ in slt'ud of IC'tlmg lhl·m wcnr shoes and pltH·1n)o( an ('ll•ctr1c·al rharJ.?" on port ions of•the frnc1• \\ere purl of a nl'\\ sccunt\ pre> ~ram inslltult•d at the Jail CdM's Power Goes on Blink Rl.'s1dcnti. of all or Corona lll·I ~lar \.\ere \\llhout power fot about 15 minute•:> Saturda~ when one or the Southern California Edison Com pan'·.,~" 1tch1ng std t1ons broke down According to an Edison Com pany official. the outagt', which lasted from 11 04 a m to 11 Iii a m. arrectt'd 5,000 t•ustomcrs Ill the area south of Forrl Road and east of Jam bon·e Road lie said power "us n •stnrrd h~ hnngrnu in o lt•ctricity from anothe1 !>lnt1on anll rout IOI! 1t around th<• broke n om• which" a~ under rt•p111r Pound Down A~ain LONDON t AP l The Hrltlsh pound frll to a nt'w low of Sl .H<l70 m earl'." lradini? on ll\l' J.ondon fore1An l'Xehan((l' today Skate Tragedy Rid/! Hitch Proves Fatal A 17. \'EAR ·OLD skateboarder who hitched a n dc tn a slow moving car died in Brea Community Hospital Sunday as a result or inJuncs suHer ed when he fell beneath the auto's wheels. Pohce identified lhe skateboard victim as Steven Paul Jarom scak or 837 Carlson Dri\•e. Brea. According to police. Jaromscak was fatally injured shortly after 5 p .m. Friday after bitchin g a ride on a car dnven by Scott Gregory Lamming, 16, also of Brea. TllEV SAID THE VICTIM was hanging on to the riMhl passenger door of Lamming's car when be Cell from his skateboard a nd tumbled under the rear whe<!ls oHhe auto The car reportedly was traveling between lS and 20 miles an hour when younir Jaromscak lost his i;tr\p. The vie hm died in Brea Community Hospital shortly alter 9 a m Sun clay Accordin~ to a police report. hb part n\s dooated his eyes and kidneys to transplant found11ltoM • } s~pectedGern Thief Cauglit on CM Roof Mo\ 1egot•r i. .11 the llJrl>or Shoppmg Cl'nler 1n Co-.ta l\k.,,J wat<'hed a ~t·rond fl•alurc 0111'>1dc· the theater Sunda~ m ght ,,., pollcl' arrc .. tl'd J h11rglan i-.u' pt·1·t atop Kirk ·~ .lt•\\l'll'I' Pnht'<.' ~aid the 'U"fl<.'<'t. Hohcrl A Bandaruk. 27 . of 235 Ccdar!-.t '\;cwport Hc·at'h w<" 1•rm11 h1·1I behind an a11 t·ot1Cltt111n1ni.: 1hwt \\ h1·11 ~µot I 1•d r1 orn a po l11·1 h<.'hMpl1•1 p1lol1'CI II\ ~gt t ·,11 I .lack!.on T tw ~uspt•rt "'.1~ orrlrrt·tl In llw :-ick of lht• building hy twlll'11pl1•1 officers usinJ.! a puhlie 11dd1 l"'' 1oystem. and Ba ndaruk wa~ a1 n·11tell h v Off1n·r Stc•v<' Mc11dr1"'' 1111 the ground Banda ru k. ;a 11 111wmpl11y1•tl h11' tlr1v1•1, "'"" round \.\Ith SX.1.100 1n Protest Nets Two Students BOSTON <AP> -Twostudent~ were a rrested this morning as about 100 white pupils t'hanted "Jerome go home" and blocked the entrance lo South Boston High School. The students were protesltng the first day at work of Jerome Winegar, the new headmaster at the racially troubled school Students returned to clas~es lhroughout the city this morning following a week-long vacation marked by a series of racially motivated beatings and stonini?s The 1nc1dt'nts left lll'veral persons. both hlarks and while' hospitalized. • ll'\\t'I' v. .11el11·' ,111d 1 mn'. ,,, c ordinit In poh1•1· lht•\ 'aul lhl' 1 .. w.111•1·1 1r11,!~1·n•11 ,, 'lll•nl alarm 111 1111· Jt'\.\ 1·11 \ ,1or1· JI 10 :,ii p m '' h1·n tw 1 n t t• 1 1•tl llw h111 lthnl! 1111c111J.:h t h1 1 onr On thl• i:1111111tl pol11·1• had to ''·"' tor ;1n l'll\t1l•1\1· 11( the• 11•wl'ln ~11111• lo :11 nH• 11111nl1H'k I h1· hu1 ltl1t1 p '" p11l11•1· ('llllld "'a11·h 1111 olh<'• ~ui.1wd i. /\ -.rn ,111 1·r11wtl 111 111•11ph· fnim :. tw.11 Ii\ llwall•r i.tatht•11•d to walrh th1• :.('111111 l'olll't' 'a1tl no '11' IWC'h \\'\•r(• round lll'lcl1• lhl' 1llo11• Ornni.fe _j _.£_~· \\t•athc•1· I' ;111 I h rt)ll i: h T111·"l .1 \ ~1th \\,lfm. 'Ullll\' tla\' llti:h T111·~da\ n<.'Jr 711 .11 th<• ro.l\I. nr;11 HO rnlan!I Lo\\ to111~hl 15 In ;,:'j INSIDE TODA,, Amt'rican.~ arr rompfommq mllrt lhest> do11s about f}<lfXh and sennct>s The got1ernmen1 and priuatt 1ndu!ltr11 ore· tlt'gmnmg In lt.•lrn A 1. Index ... u"' H Al'\n Uncf•H IU L. M 8•¥d Al Mo¥1•\ 8' C..htornt• Ill N1Ueft.tl Ht '•" A• Clnt1llod HU Or•"•• Cov•IJ Al Com•<' 8J ....... 91 I Ct•\\woro ., $ylv111 ,.Otter '" De"t\ Not•tn Al "'°'" A10 11 (dl1 .. l•I P••t •• StoOMorhl\ A• lftt•'1tlf'm•nt •• hlnl\I"" ··~ lfu'.-"<• "' Tl\teten •• ,-., IM "•<or• Ill w ...... , A• Ke .. , .. " ., WO<'CdNtW\ ,.. ,, . \ ... )t-2 DAILY PILOT N Maryland Bid Told ~~-------~ Monday. Apn1 29. 197& ENSENADA h1s college crew "er<' a1hn11 1cainst his father lkn icn1or ~hu "as the navlaator "buun.I R1tgtlmt! • hlch was seventh to fi~h beltlnd another catamanrn Llpen, Steven 8o"d1n. Sul Beach Yacht Club, and lhl Columbia :12 G.> psy !\1uted b> SACRAMENTO <A Pl C:uv Harry Moloshco, Loni; Ucal.'h Edmund Brown Jr i.;od Wd.i&y ht' Yacht Club "111 lt'u ve W cdnesda) murntnf? lo The eighth and ninth hm.1L'. "'l'I t• campuq:n in M11ryland "• multahulls. Cros:.hrc. Nurmun Oe mo c rat 1 c p rea 1dent1 a I Cross, San Diego \'.H'ht Club. ond pnmary lmt Loa, Vic Stern. ~·al Ueoch But be said he couJckl't 1ay how \' dcht Club well ht''ll d() In that l'l<'C And thl•re wen• <'' t•n more :.ur "ll'o; hart1 to pn•dl<'l,'' lhc go\• pris.~ Tiu.• htg_hl> fa\'01'\'d 12 tmor told r('portNs ut a news m1:ti.'r News Bo). :.uiled b) .l.1l'k •·onforencc \\hen preti>sed lO 11uy Baillie. Ratboa Yacht Club wa-. how he m ight fare 1n the election the fourteenth bout to fln1 !>h ''I'll try to speak to people on behind three more cutamsrans the tssues I thmk are important," <md t\\O Eric!>on·46."I Fifteenth he said. listing ··po1tt1cal reform. boat to finii.h "as RegulU!> ti. u ccooom1c JUsllcc .md environ· Columbia S7 s kipperded by Roh mental common aense" Garnson. Newport llarbor \'.icht lie s aid he ma\' attend Club Maryland party C'aucuses Satur Bv midafternoon with only so day bul will leave lu.s det..liled boats finished the race commit schedule 1n the state U> campaign tttmen aboard the finish boat'> aides knew the) were m for a tong night · I \\Ou Id hope I could i.peak By 6 p.m. Sunda.> onl) 120 boi.lt:. "S • .,., I?~ dearly to the people or the state had fmished ..ind the" ind was dy 0 " I 0 • - 10 gl\'e them an opportunity lo ing. make a broader choi~ on wt.a At 8 a m today 470 of the S40 This sun bear at the San Fran<'tsco Zoo seem s bo red by tl all a s he wakes from a snoozl' and ':rn ns in the sun· hine. There have been no '1sitor-. 'to tlw 100 s11H'L' March 31 when it was s hut do" n b) ~1 walkout uf cit y crafts worke r s. including 25 ~m1mal k(•t>pcrs they want to lead their party nest starters are accounted for. Thl'~e ~ovember,'' he said. are boats that have c1thercro~!>ed Brown said earlier be con· the finish line or notified the com fe rred at l e n~th over the millee that they were not ''eekend with Allard Lowenstein. finishing . . 1 kc) adviser in h1:. campaign. Handicap standings to d l' .rnd by telephone with Ted termine the winners of the ncart~ Venetouhs. his Maryland cam· two dozen perpetual trophies had Black Rule 'War' pa1gncoordmator. notbeencomputedatRa.m toduy Brown's name will appear on but were expected to be complete Marytan~·s M~y 18 Democratic by the3p.m .trophypresl•ntatwn pre~1denllal primary bf:!llot. but • "P .,....,......,.... Deadline for finishing the race T Id Rh d • he IS not eligible lO win any of Leop1t19 Drumn1er Boy was 11 am. today indicating that 0 0 es1a , Maryland's S~ delegates becau:o1e . ) -~~ .. t'J~~.!l .Oyc.ean Sailing As· -~jtl/~~r1 ~~~~~~;~ I . ~ ' ~ I • .., :w,~tltii-.~ .. -:~~· ~ -:,;~~ It : .• w~ t ~~,W'-~ •:~ <t>-~ -~· -~~. :;:.-iari~ wears ~e fost e ~of a «ttrmfiir· boy dunnk~Hte re-· computer'S buwng to determine DAR ES SALAM, Tanzania Lusa~~<'::far · :. "\. ~~ elections. t f R I t "' k ' · h be th h d b 3 K Id t . enac ment o a evo u 1onary "ar s 1rm1s ~ tween e an 1cap winners Y pm CAP-> -Tanzanian President 1i-smg~r 10 Ii<' nc"' ron· Fro• Pagf" ,, I JOBS ... dtnance. the regulations are "tn· tended to protect the nghts of all residents while allowing some to 1:ngage in home occupations that are harmonious with a residential environment " A staff report from planner Bill Foley to the council pointed out that this means that n music teacher could give individual lessons on a limited time basis but could not give group lessons. nor lessons involving a mplified in· strum ents. The criteria for Judging a home •iccupation are: -That It be secondary Lo the US('OI tht' home; -That no external e\·ldence of the occupation shall be seen out· :.1de the horn e , That the occupation shall not product' any noise. smokr. dust. heat or odor. That the appearance or the home shall not be altered. -That 1t shall not s:enerat<' un· usual <'ar or pedestnan traffic. -The occupation shall not use more than 2S percentoftheareaof the home . There shall be no unusual use of ullhties from the 0Cl'upat1on. -The occupation "shall in no way cause a disturbance in the re· s1dent1al character of thl• neighborhood .. l'ounrilnwn "ill co11::.1der the propo~a l (l11rinl! lhl•ir meetm~ at I 31l p m .111·1t v hall. Power Tools Taken in NB \ :'l.t''' port lk.11'11 t'OntraC'tnr rrpnnt'<1 thl' lo" nt $1.000 \\01 th 11t 1x1wt'r tools Saturday to pohc<' Off1t'<'r' :o1a1d 'harh.~ ~v;ins. ~. of 2301 Hollv Lane told them lh<' 1001-. \\l'r<' <.tor<'d in his 11t<'k111> truck :rnd covcrc<I with '.'tf'\ 1•r:cl -.hl•1't' of plnstcr board lll' 'aid th1• 11101 ... "ere ap parentlv takC'n dunn~ lh<' hour.., (If darknC'"IS t-'riday night "ha IP his truck was parked nt hl'I home OAANGE com .. DAILY PILOT ,.,. 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(M'\t ~·~"'4 (e'°"' pen,. Ne ,_"""\ ,,,,,..,. tlhtM' .. '°"'" ~tor••I "',.,,_., "' •Mh•,hum'"" """'h" "'•t r.. tfOt•0\11 flft wtt,..wt ,.f'tt•I P•t ml\\t0f1 ti f toyf1QP'lt 0.,.,., \irr<o"d ( ,.,, '"''•O• fl••• •t ~'• Mitu,. ,.,,~,,.. '"."<'~"~ b• ''" .. ' tJ ))....,.,. tM, '" ...... " M U~ffit4J "'Mhl•, """NI .... u ",,_,.,.._,~ British and Colonial t roops al ~ew York's Governor::. * * * Julius Nyerere met with fercnce h1~ talk-. \\1th N)eren· Island. Secretary of State Henry A. Kiss-h;id heen "amons: lhl' most 111 Front Page 1\ I inger today and later told :-trurt1Vl' I haH had \\llh a"' newsmen "the war has started" leader" and ht.' :>.11d he "ill ::.ta~ D C · AGROUND erriocrats ourting hull by rocks In early mormns: fee; today for black -m aJorily rule 1n in <·lose touch" 1th him Rhcdesia In SJli!>bun . Hhodei.ia·., em ··IL Cdn'l bt· a\·01ded." :"-\t·n:rc hattkd \\hlk m111ont~ l!OH·rn ~aid · ment announct·d cstahh,hmcnt · Tht' L'n1tt'd States m1i?hl not of a ..,ec unt v C'o mm1Lll'l' "llh !>Upport th1• "ar \\.'l' \\ill not \\ 1dt' runs:in~ l>O\\ 1•r' to ban quarrt•I "1th that." :\yen re RhodC',1:111 111 ''" tnl'Uta frnm added · I did nol get tht• 1m pubbhing or brnJdc·J~tml! nl'\\l> P l • ~ The boat which competed Sun ennsy Vania Ote r~ day m the J'l:ewport to f::n:.enada • i:J race was damagC'd f1H' m1k::. PHILADELPHIA IAPI At subway stops and TV studios, factory gates and historic sues. Democratic presidential cam· paigners sought out the voters to· day on the eve of Pennsylvania's crucial primary election. Jimmy Carter started his day at a steel plant gate near Pit- tsburgh; Rep. Moms Udall of Arizona toured Philadelphia and :o;aid he will score an election sur- prise. and Sen. Henry f\\ Jackson of Washm~on talked to labor leaders and uruon mcm hers in Harrisburg They were booked for ap· pearances_~ci:o~s the state on the last campaign day "I think we're going to surpnse some. people:· s aid l.Jdatt. who has forecas t at lust second place showings in both phases of the primary. which includes ballot· ing on presidential preferences and the separate election or na· tJonal convention delegates. Udall received some bad nC'ws Front Page ,\ I THREAT ... .i:lasscs and he refusl·d to gl\'e her her suitcase. officers alleged Miss Jaramillo flagj.1<'d down a passC'rb\', Oav1d Hartholomt•\\ 22. or Orlando, Fla • j!rabbcd hel swtca~e and got into his car P o l1 re 11 s:.e rt that ·•' Rarth1)lo m1•w tried t11 •ll'IH' from the ..ircJ, thl· road" a' hlo('kt•1I ti\ f1etcher's car Fietchcr allC'~edly pullt'd out ~· revolver and told Rartholom1•w lo leave the arE'a \\hll(• ht' <'Oil· t1nued the d1sputl' "1th M1!>:o1 J,1ram11lo Rartholomew ran to n nNlrby phone and t'alled pohc<' "ho i;.a1d thf'v found the m IS'\mg i:lasse-. m f1 etchcr's car. Lo11e G11111na11 from Washington today when the L' S Supreme Court upheld the const1tut1onahty of an Indiana law thut has kept his namt' off the state's May 4 primary baJtot. The law r equires ~tatewide l'an- djdates to obtain 500 supporting s ignatures from each of the stall"S 11 congressional districts. Udall had 5,500 signatures. but his total for th<' 6th Oistnct was only 46S . Carter said he'll win the pre· !erence test in P ennsylvania if the voter turnout 1s relatively high Jackson forecast v1ctorv in the competit1on for delegates.· C:arter :o1a1d Jackson was being ''absolutely ridiculous" Sunday in blaming Northern uncmplo~ - ment on lower wages paid workers tn the South. "I don't think it's fair to say that we have une mployment in Penns,·tvama because the South has l'heap labor or nght to work laws ... the former Georgia gov· emor said in a five-candidate forum on thi.' J\ BC·TV program "l!>sues and Ans wers " .. ro blame the unemploym ent m Pl•nn~ylvan1a on right-to·work iaw!> thnt ha \'C bl'l'n there ever <.mrt' tlarry Truman's duy I think 1s absolutely nd1culou:-." Carter ~aiit Al ~1hama G o\' George C WaltuC'c, who 1s on the Penn· ~vl\'ania ballot. ond Sen. Frank l nurch ot Idaho. \\hO I'> not, abo appcJr<'d on lhe pro)'.(ram Warf"houst> BurnM CO ~'-'.ORD I APl -f'ir<' has d~tro)cd a warehouse used by the Chnstmas Publishers Group with damugc e !>t1mated at Sl mllhon No one was reported hurt. Fire officials srud the Sun· dJ\ blJ7C, which was brought un· dcr control 1n i •., hours, was un- dC'r 1nvest1i?ollon. SA Butcher Dies; Shot by Robber J\ young Santa Ana butcher \vho was wounded m a brazen daylii:ht robbery attempt Satur- day afternoon died early Sunday morning in Mercy General HO!';p1tal. Police identified the murder ,;ctim as Mark Towner, 20, uf Santa Ana. Towner was mortally wounded at 3:55 p.m . when a lone gunman s ta1ked into Towner Meats, 216 E. Warner Ave. and reportedly demanded that the youn g butcher give him the cash re- gister's contents. police said. They weren't certain this m o rning what triggered the s hooting but assumed the bandit discharged a .32-caliber auU>matlc either in nervousness or as a result of feeling Towner wu not responding to his com- mand. Witn~sses In the small shoo- • pmjl center on Warner Avenue reporlt'd !ll'l'IOJ? a ShJ?hlly bwlt man run from the meat market and nee from the scene on foot.. They des cribe d Towner's murderer as a male, from 25 to 30 years old. five feel six inches tall and about 150 pounds. P olice said the re was still money in the cas h regi:o1ter and theorized that the gunman escaped empty handed. Before hi!ii escape, however . he firt'd a single bullet from his gun that struck Towner In the groin. According to one report police received, the murder victim was a s urviving son of the small butcher !!hop's founder who died within the past few months. Police said they believe the young man was managing the meat market for his mother. north of Ensenadu as 1t hea<.led back to the L'mted Stales The Coast Guard cutter Walnut took the trio to the beach, wht•re they later wen· reported in good condition Non<' of the men "U!> 1denllf1cd Beauty Award Hopefuls Eyed Nominations for the Newport Beach annual bcaut1f1C'at1on awards are now being acccpt<'d bv the Woml'n's 01\·i:o;wn of the Chamber of Commerce Awards will be made to local businessc!. and residences who::.t.' contribution of art1st1c land!>cap mg contribute enJO)ment and beauty to the community, a s pokesman said Nominations may be s ub milled to the Chamber of Com· merce, P 0 Box 284S. Newport · Beach. 92663. The awardi; \Hll be made at th<' bcuutification luncheon May 26. Moscow Warne d VIENNA, Austria <A P ) Romania's Communist party ch1d. in a i.trongly worded speech clearly addressed to MO!>cow , s J1d today that ;.1nyone who dttl'~ not fight to ddend his frec<lom and independence fully deserve., tohC'a sla,·e . N1colac C<'t1 US<'SCu did not name the Soviet Commum ... t par t v nor its close alhl's in Eastern Europe that have r ecentl y crit1c1zed the French and Italian Communist parties for fa1hn)'.( to adhere to Communist doctrine laid do" n by MOSCO\\ pre!>i-1on thal Ur K1ssinRl'r \.\Ill items 1l 1h1 nk:-should l>t• !>Upporl U!> IO prO!>t'CUting the \,\ 1thhl·lcl war " Thi.' nC\\ rl'i;:ulaltons ure d1• K1ss1nger told a ne''" con· s 1gnl•d lo "n•~ulut1· <·1•rtu111 ference before he left for his next mformallon fl·lat1ni: to 1lefcn::.1.·. !'top in Lusaku. Zambia. he had public :-alt•Ly, public order. assured f\ycrcre "of U S com· et·onomir inter<'sls of the slate or m1tment to puri.ue an acll\'<' informa11on which could cause policy in soul h1•rn Afnc u tow:mb alarm and d<'i.r,ondent•y und ut the obje<'th c or ach1e\'lng m ... -lll'd matkr:-." :.:ml a statem<.•nt Jonty rule." i.n thl• goH•rnment Gazellt• Kissinger came to Tanzania The Hhodes1an ~ovt•rnmenl after oix•nm.i: a twO·\.\eek ,\fnran s.11d two more African J:Ul·rnllas tnur in ~:.111 obi. l\enva. o\l•r the \\ere k1ll<•d b~ Rhodc:.1an :.i.>c·un "eekend · t\ forces 1n I hc undd1ncd He makes a maJor policy stall' "opcra111111al ;1n•u" along the mt•nt on southnn J\ln('a 111 Mornmb1que horder II siml the deaths brought the toll of l>l:H:k msur~t·nt.., killed this )car to 138 Ford Raps Jobs Bill \\'ASIIINGTON CAP > President F'ord. who has been predicting lhl' Democrats will nominate Sen. Hubert Humphrey for president this year, today lambasted a key ll um- p hr e y Jobs bill a s "dangerously deceptive" and an ··election-vea r boondoggle." · Ford. in a s peech to the 64lh <1nnuat conventum of the US Chamber of l'om- mt!rCe, a lso vowed lo check the mc rE'ase in .I:"" ernmcnt !>pending "tf 1t take::. all '>u mmer and more and more vetO<'s ~ The President "as mter- rupled 17 l1me'i by ap· plause from the appro'C- 1mately 2,000 convention delegates. i\ tol a I nf I !I Jl hodes1an i.old1e1 -. h.l\<· l>l•t·n r cported killed Woman Foils Kidnap Try LOS ANGELES <AP) -A sub- 11rban El Segundo housewife escaped a kidnap uttempt when her grappling with a man who forced her way mlQ her car led lo tht• ''ehil'lc swerving !>Cl erralical· h that :1 1111!.~llll! Los An g<>les motorcycle offlC<•r onlered 1t lo .-.1op for a check. Afl<'r thl• car c amC' to a hall. 11uthont1l'!> ~:11d Sundav. a man cml'r.i:cd und lhu <'Hr shot orr at a h1~h '>J)l'Cd \\Ith lh!• hOll'•CWlfl• al I ht•\.\ ht•t•I She• wa" s topped u mile awu) h\ otht•r flff1rt•rs hut "hen sht' ex plained the !>1luat1un. the offlcer'i \\Cnl back and a1 rested Howard ll1chard!>on, 2:i . lie w~i... booked tor tnVl'Stlgatwn Of k1dnapmg and robber). . Pretend It's Pot 'Herbal Stash' Comes in 'Lim' .for Kim PEORJJ\, fll <A I'> In the· olo duys, k1<11o l'ould smoke rolled corn silk :rnd prclC'nil 1l was tobacco Today, they can buy a package o( ll1·1hal Stash and prell'nd 1t ·s manjuana Herbal Stash Is ground or shredded herhs and comes -with papers in a pla:o1tir bui? that says the net weight is "a hd "A lid usual ly refers to a one-ounce portion or pot. "It looks somethini? hkc grass," said a narcotics officer in Prona "We've tested it. The only high 1s a psychological one. Kids like to smoke il and pretend it's pot !l's a gim- mick. a fad like hula hooP!'i used to be " Police discovered the new product while investigating reports that people were getting a legal high on weeds. They found 1t being sold. like a package of cis:a rettes, nt a Peoria boutique mana1:ed by Bill Strauss Strauss said he ordered :o1ome after seeing it advertised in flyers d1strl buted by the Woodley Herber Co. "It comes in four different packages as Bobbo's Better Blend <retailing for $3.25 ), Fiord <S3.2S ). a vanety pack ($3.25) and Volupte ($4)," he s aid "Volupte 1s advertised as a sensuous s moke made from ginseng roots. "I've sold a dozen or so of each pack in thC' . last 2•., months. It looks hke a ba~ of pot n.nd som e people s ay it gives them a mild effect." Tom Hartman, 25. a former health food -.tori' manag1·1·, h1'1p1•t1 fo11n1I th1• Wm111lc•v lkrber l'11 • t" o ~ (•,1r'I ttlln .ind has 11 t•mploycs "We huy tlw hNhs hy Hw Ion from domestic a nit J·:11ru1~·.111 11ull1•li.," llartmun :o1a1d ma teleµhon<· tntl•n1t·w "We• ,,.II 11 rnu ... 1 ly to head shops 111 1•wr' .. t.111• u!> wt•ll u' 111 Canada. Great Bnt1.11n .inell ao; fok1• mar1· juona. "l was deep in J\mt•ncan Indian lor" ;tnrl teamed they s mokl'd all kind~ of herbs, 1n eluding mullein. a ledf plant that ii row-. "1ld IL was supposed to be J?ood fo r tuni: d1sco'ie I tned some of the Indian c;mokes b<•caus<' I wa'I Lrying lo give up c1!(arette-;, ond decided 1t could be a legal marketable item. "The marijuana inference of pnntmg th1• weight as a 'lid' JU!ll :o1eemed like a <'Ute 1dt.>a." The U S Food and Drui;t Adminis tration checked us out," he said "WhllP they couldn't issue us certlhcat1on becau'ie the product 1~ not a foodstuff. they ii1<ln't ~ilY anythmg " The primary work im•olved is blending the herbs. Take Bobbo'11 Better Blend, for instan('e. Strauss said it C'ontains· "Ma ngo thread. military herb, mad dog skullcap. hooded mod weed. cat's wort field balm, i)('ppermlnt. th1 miana. kava kava root. coltsfool. 11olden seal and balm of Gilead buds." • .. .. .• / Monday~8 Clo~ing Price ,,.. .. Id. '·. NYSE COMPOSITE MOtlday April <'6 1976 N DAILY PILOT A9 TRANSACTIQNS Rollover IRA .. ) .:; ... ,, .. , .. " f ' •1'-• -I • • 1, "'•. l• \ .. "• u •• ,, .. , ..... 1• ~. 11 \) 11 • • lO.' \. 10" n •· It • .. ...... 10 ' JJ \ .. ·i; ..... )t • )4 .. 11 •• JO•" .. 4)••. " 1. 14'·. I)/ . .. . '• . Tax-free Money tretcher By L\'\'l A PORT£ft Appro><1m¥tcly 1 4 m1lhon Amt>ncbn."' wJll retire 1n 19711 alone•, of \\hteh Jn l'lS!lmatNl 30 pere~nt (420,000> \\Ill bl.· eovcn·d b~ u t u quahf1cd rt1t1 rcmcnt plun llut:c num ber!> "ill shift Jobs th1:. ye.1r. tnktnR with tht•m q~sted 1nkrt:1t In t.1x quahfacd plum, Counlll':.i. othl'r!> "111 A:<'l rcttrcm<"nl fund-, b<"eau:.e lht>1r l'mplo\ C'rs urc krmanatm.: lhl•i r plan TherC' 1i. u \\ <•} to make that rct1n•mt·11t m oney \\Ol'k without pav1n1: tuxt':o. on 1l. by l'Slublli.htnR u r<>llovor In ut\ 1duul Hl't1rt•n\t•nt Account URA> uvu1l:lblc for tht• fl r:.t t1mt• la !>t 'c.ir uncll'I tht• IJ1HlmJrk Jlcni.aon Hcform Act ot 19il T h t• r t• • s a 11 t.'n orm o us-nmount nt con fus 1on a ll uu t IR"' lhcmsl'h <'' .incl t'H'll mor l' .1 bout .1 1 ollo' t•1 IRA <~. \\HAT IS i\ ROl.U)\' ER lHJ\ ., Money's Worth A An IRA 1n \\ h1Ch)our t.•onlribUllon I!> a lump r.um d1i. tnbut10n from a tJX·<1uahl1t•d p~ni.111n µIan. prof1l-sharm~ pl.rn or Koe~h pl.in Q. Who :.hould bE-an a rolloHr IHA ' Wh' ·• A. Anyone rt'ce1vin~ a lump sum d1:.tnbut1on from a tax qualified pension. prof1t·shann~ plan or Keogh plan. because of retirement. da~eontinuallon of a retirement plan or changing Jobs A rollo,er lR,\ preser\l'S the ta>. :;helter of lhl' r ellrl'mC'nt plan. Sa\:. Lord. Abbelt &. Co, a SI i b1lhon, r\ew York-based 1tl\cslment manaRemcnt firm, in .1 detailed s1udy of the plans and their tax bt•nef1t s Part1c1pants must rt.'<'l'I' e 11 lump sum d1:.tr1bu11on from a t ax qualtf1t>d rt•llrcmt•nl plan and transfer ull uf 11 to an IRA" tthin 60 da~!> ol receipt ("i\l'TIO~: T UE PE~SIO~ :\IO:"it:\' m u"t hc• ·10111•11 oH•r " anto an IHA \\lthin thC' sp<>c1fll•d 1;o cl.1\~ ultt·r rl•cc1pt Ill .J \Old pa~ m g tax on the lump !.um Q \\'hat d1stnbut1ons qualJf~., A Th<' I RS sa~ s lhal a quahf) mg lump-~um d1.,tr1but1on occurs y, 1th an one taxabh.• ) car. 1s the balance or all lund~ credited to the cmplo)e. and 1s paid to the cmplo)l' bceaust• of a JOb change: termination of u plan. rN1re:ncnt, reachtnt.! • age 591 ~ I though st1ll emplo) ed> or d1:.ab1hty .\ lump·sum , ~~»qW>lUJ1.df1 N>"'w-·~~~~.Jil..esw.., ~~. ~~ret~~ ..... l'......,~·~ ,.XJW~ ... ·--... ?fn~'~.,..,,,. •: r ceenlly by President Ford • f'\I .. " J I ••• II " ' .. . .-.. ... 10 ~ • • ,. . . ... 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D1slnbut1ons must start bv age jl)I n and must eon tanuc O\'er a period measured by the ree1p1ent's life expee tancy or the Joint lire expectancy or rec1p1ent and SJ>OUM' Q When can d1s tnbut1ons from an I RA start' A Not b<'fore age 591 ~ and not lat<'r than age 701 ~ Tht· onl~ except1oni. ar<' ph)S1cal or mental d 1sJbilit\ <1f., Ion~ C'onunued and indefinite duration. and dl'alh (~. :Ul"ST TllE ,\)IOt.::'llT d1~t11hutl'<I fl'urn 1ht·<umrJn' 111 un1 on-spo11<;on•d n·t1n•m1•nt plJn b1• t'ndorscd 1l11l•t•tl\ 111 1 lw 111110, er I H 1\ ·• /\ :\o Thl• chc1·t.. from th1· l'nmpan\ 111 11n1t111 'll(IO,IJfl'0s1tcll d1n·l·th 1n llw hunk at count. a new t'hl·C'k :.houhl lh1·n Lil• l'>'lll'U to th1• rollo\1•1 IRA Onh the amount oflh1• l'mplO\N '«mtnbutmn plus lht• earning!'! on the rcllremc.·nt plan 1 an be rollt-d O\"t•r Thl'rl'forC' the 11mount on the nc•w <'hl•t•k should bl' tht• amount of th1• t•mplo)er s contnbut1on plus the 1•arn111..:' from the relit cml•nt plan. 11111 lht• 'oluntury eontnbut1on;. made b~ the l'mplo)t' Q What In\ cstmenb at t• l'lti?thk (111 ,1 rullovt'r I RA 1 A Eli1ublc· 1n,cstments are mutual fund shares, sa\ mgs account!';, U S Gove1 nment Rct1n•ment Ronds, annuat' or endowment contracts Life m su ranct: 1s not an cltg1bll' ui \('~tment Radio Shack Opens Radio Shack , national retail chain of slorec; selling sound syste m s a nd olher electronic products. will open u new store at 25106 Margue n te Parkway, M 1ss1on Viejo G r and opening act1v1t1cs al the store will be held Wee! nesday and Thur sday. 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IOtff'\ ·~ ~. • I 'r> 1111 11Ul lflt ,, 11 ,, WHAT AMl!!IC IUUt\ DID N(W V()ll• .. Pt A,,VllN•\ t._,., ,,,. y;; .. ~·.~r.,~, Nfl'llllf ,.,. t\l(Jh Nf•# tlfh fo<N\ ' ,.,,"' ftwt..t ,, ... ., 1") 1•1 ,., tit ,,.. JIJ ··" '1'4 I\ tr I \ .... ''> t f 0 DAILY PILOT ... Monday.Apr112t. 1m Boston Puts Kings on Ice BOSTON 1 !\ J> > Jt-Jn Ratelle m<>d~'tly i.u\:. hi. .. , no Bobby Orr or Phil E'IX"•to. hut 11 ·, <loublful :myone coulcl pl.1> l.it·ttt'r thun tht• vett•run n·nt\'r d11I 111 lt•ticHn.: the Bo!!>ton llr utn' thrnu~ h th1· :'\ti tum.ii lln< kt•\ l.<·u~111· s riuart•·r Jmal pho 11fh 0 bttond time Gilbert shut out l.o-. Angeles 1n the opener. but then ~a\l• way to Gerry Ch~wr ... for the ne"t ft\c ~am''' Ill-bccJm1: .. surpnM.' !>.lartl'r "' Ch1:e\ er., "al> re,led The Bruin.; <'.trm•d J tnp lo thl' '>l' rn 1f 1nal 1 ound JJ.:aln'>l tltt' Ph1ludelphi;1 Fh (•!"<; staTt1ni:: Tuesda) rnght 1n l'h1l .. delph1a. cm a pair of p<>wt•r plll\ l;OJI!-. 1n the second period SAVING THE FLAG-Ri<'k ~fondav of th<' Chi<'ago Cubs ft'<'el\ cd u ::,tandtng O\ at ion from Lo.s Angeles Dodger~ fan:i Sunda'.t afler he re!>t'Ul'd .an American Uag from be ing put to · fire by what apPt>ared to he l\\o "ould be f1rl'bugs W1ll1am Thoma~ and son of Eldon. M1::.s The crowd of 25, 167 roured its approval aftl'r Mondu~ raced pasl the pair and snatched the flag away AP""-'• Hatdlt· J<·qu1rl'd in thl· d1 ·:.il "h1<·h sl•nt E:.po-.1to tu th<· :\1•w Yu1 k Hunt:t•rs l;.i-.t r\r1H•mlil.•1. ..,l'C)11•1! two J:O:.tl., Hnd ')t•t uµ lhl' othN SundJ) night a:. the• Bruin:. "h1p1wd thl' Lu!> An.:ele!> Kin.: ... :JO in th1: ~t·vt•nth JIKI dt.-c1t.hn~ game of their i.enl's · ll 's alwa} s gratifying lo i.core goC1b. cs pccwll-. m a dec1d1ng game. but }OU ha\'e to give credit to the other guy:.." R<itclle i.a1d "l ~as Just there to f1msh the play My primary JOb 11> lo make Lhe play and 1f l 'm ma good P')!>I· t1on to shoot to lel 1t go Ratelle broke the scurt.•le:.i. de adlork by poking the puck into an open net after Los Angeles goal~ Rog1e Vachon had stopped shots by Gregg Sheppard and Ke n Hodge during a Boston power play at 9· 42. Less than three minutes later Ratt'lle fed Hodge for another power play goal. Cey Ends RBI Drought Africans Defeated By Chileans Ratelle added an insurance goal after being sent in alone by Darn·! Edestrand in the third Dodgers Knock Off Cubs in 10, 5-4 peno·d LOS ANGELES CAP l - ":'\o om• plJH'r I'> ~oing to"''" "Ratelle as a \·ery complete "R1d1culous," is the ..-.ay Ron onh club in the d1vis1on b<>low sOO en?n though they'H' no"' \\On four of their last s ix st an<. J g • .tnll' It t akl''> 20 gun ull rlo1ng hockey player." Los Angeles :.tar Cc\' de::. en bes the "a\ he's been their JOh I'm n11 Rohh~ Orr or ~1arcel Dionne Sdtd. · 1 think hl' dri\'tng in run-. tor the Lo::. "It':. :.till too earl~ to get upset Thjs ,., a bctt~r club than \\C0H' !>I.own so far and. reall~. tht• Phil ~: ... po-.tto I don't <lommutl' J beat us himselC fie wa~ \ ery hot Angeles Dod~er:. ~Jml· I'm 1u-.1 .1 ).!II) ln111~ to do It seemed e\'ery time hl' got the Out. he sa~s. there s a reason .1 Job \\ 1th Ol\ lt'Jlllm<Jll'!>, that ., puck he s hot and sron •d he had only two rb1 bdorl Sun- ,111 ... "When )OU ha\C IX>"er pla)s day's game "1th the Chicago Thl· 35 \l'Jr nlrl HJt\'lll'. "ho and don't ~cor<', you don't "111 Cubs had 105 µ11111h durin~ the rc·gular ~ames. We didn't Bos ton rcall} "There've been only three All G411TMton 1(48C 11'tl Apr 2& P1t1\DYrQP\ ., LO\ Ano~lt\ Apr )1 P1t1U>urQP\ •I LO' An9•1f'' A."' 11 P1U\buf'Qn •t LO'\ A~h11\ Hpm I 1~p m I Hom ..,ca::.on. colll'Cll'U sl•H•nguals and hurt us on the po\\ er play. times I've come up there with a fl\'C ai.s1sts as the Urwn., werl' especially on those two goals in good chance or dnvmg m runs," extcndl'd to the lln11l by lht> up the;;econd period. They played he said. "~I 's staggering the worst thing is that this happened :.tart Kings . very.,.. ell. Ever)' body on our club number or tames l've led off an at the start of the season. Every Tht> B rui~s ts hol Los tried hard. Everybody put out, inning." club goes thr?ugh one of those ~~.) ... ~~:-·-'-'.....-v-... · · . .,. -, .. ~-~--~~u.od~1l,·-~~·ty, slu~~ •.. b i >" our cast> it's I'! --• . • (6 ·~ ~&h... _.,:;. .J"~"._...,, . \ ~i-~ -. 41 • !-·,r~-Gilbert blankc 1 ~ r e won e ame:~ ·-• .-... -...... ~· ..,,.._, '-•• .. h · . ~-.:;c • , • with the winning run on second, start oft e sea son " - Cage, NHL Roundup Braves, Sonics Win; Flyers Bag Series SEATTLE t;\P l nruct>Seab pumpt•d 111 :.!K poinh, mt·l111hnl! 11 in the final Jll'rtod. to lt•Jrl thl' Seattle Supcr.,11n1\'s to a I H 108 \'tCtory over thl' Phocnt'I( Suns Sunday aftt•rnoon to kt·t•IJ tht:1r National BaskNball Assuc1al11>n plavoff series alt Vl' The victory in lht• nationally televised gam<' narrO\\t'd thl· Suns' lead in lht' bcst·uf Sl'\ l'n WC'stern C'unf<'rcm·11 '>C'm1final Sl'nes to 3·2 The M"th ~<iml' 1s set for Tuesda) in PhOt'nt' Phocnl\, wh11:h lratlcrl l\'l<'l' b\ 14 pointo, 111 the ftr'>I half, sror<'d t hl' f1 r"1 11 pomts HI t h1· S('COnd h<tlf lo l.lkl' J tll ~. l(•,111 But Sl1rk \\'illl'i thrt'l' 1>oinl pl;t\ tied It at HI hi,\\ 1th 8 11 lt•ft Ill lht• penod Sl'attle follo\\ecl \\1th a 102 sronn~ '>Pfl'<'. It•<! II\ \\'1ll1e :'\orwood's SI\ µ111nts . fur J 7!1 69 lead \\Ith 3 31 left in the quJrter and that .,.. ai. 1t PH0£NI• 110lf ._.,. .. ,CJ \ '"'"•' A "'' • 11'• 1c """ 1' A.-.1,, . ., • V.t ,\t I ' (_t ... ,,., It ' ... """' • tf,HlllJIJ\ ,,,., ~£4TTLE '1U 1 N '"" J • ,,.,, 1• ku• ..-'>f\ I\ Ar.-,....,n 11 N,.l1 14 Ab.Jvl Al•I t. C.•t.r ., ' :J JI J'} J~ !flf ........ mto 1, ]" )Q l~ 'I• fo1~f '°"'' Pt\04tn•• io \• 1tlll•· :I Celtics Bow nt'FFALO CA P > Randy Smith s cored 29 pomts and Bob McAdoo 24 lo lead the Buffalo Bra\'cs to 98-93 nctory O\'Cr the Boston Celtirs Sunch1\ 10 their :-.at1onal Basketball Asi.ocwtton E..i,tt·rn Conferenct' ~em1f1nal pla~ ofl St'rll'S Tht• \'lrton· was thl' first for the Bra\'l'S against two fur Boston The best -of·Se\'en ~enl'S resumb hert> Wt>dnesday night ~lcAdoo s cored 10 1x>111ts in th<' fourth period and Smith sc\'en. ar.d rookie ror"'ard John Shumate contnbutcd se\'en key points for the wmnt>rs Shumate came up with a threc- poinl play and followed with a layup to put the Bra\'eS ahead l'li-82 with 5 ll remammg in thl' game. Thl' Braves \\NC ne\'cr ht>aded after thnt 10\ TO,.. ~11 1 N•l \Un 1 ~+' '' t\, ( ., ... ..,, , I N'\+h• )-. ~Oii '" ,. ub•• "' i., 9UFFA\..0 U l ' M ,.,._ ''" 11 ''hHn.i'" 1l iy. A1M H 5rn '"' 1• 1 ~ut.-' t>•C,,,.,,...,11," " 1 .. ' 1' i"-I ,.. ., .. t 1 11 1 ; •' to\ 1 ,, ll f\+1!f ~ 1 , / f uh·' l)"t ,1 j u f1• A I () l Flyers Breeze Pllll.ADELPlll1\ 1,\P I Thl' Phtludt"lph1a t-1y<'r'I srored tour i::oals In .1 three· m1nul£' '>pan ol th1• second pcnotl, t\H1 h ' rookie ~l t>I Bridgman. <'Ind beat tht· Toronto M"ftph.• l .t>itf., 1-3. Sun day n1~ht to reach the "<'mtfmal round or the National Hockl'.) LcLIJ:Ul' pl:i~ offs It \\SS s tnctlv a home 1rC' Sl'l'll'S as lh<' Fl vers won :tll four J.!3tn1'S in Ph1l:id<'lphia .ind 10 ... t three time' in Toronto . ..-.h1•r1· four of th<'tr players ar<' ftlrinJ? :t"'aull rh<\rf!l'S for 1nc·1<lPnl' Ill ~Jtnl'" at :'ti a pie Lt•ar Harden-. Toronto's fr110,trat111n on Phtlacklphta ire was t>xtt•ntlf'd throu~h Hi ~amc•..; :i., th1· l.t•af., rrumhlt•rl 11nth•r lht• Fhc·r' sC'ronrl IH' nod ha rr<i1;1• on i;:1l.tl 11• \\'u' nc Thnmas The• l.1•ar ... ir 1· o 1r; I here sinct> De(' l!I, 19'i l .. ,.,1\.,) l"' t\"'J"°'"'? 80\fC)fi'# ..,,~ ~· • l ._,...,, t ,.,~,,. .• fo•"'lntn 1 ~ ,..,, 1pt' t w ' WI' ft\' 1 je,...,,jftli\ l•U~ef 1 ~ttf'\ ""''d~f .• ,,. 17 "~''"" ,, r101.•.1a.1pl'\1• N1111.-'¥'or"' h•~.,C)•Ht~t MnntrttAl TfUit"d•Y Aff fi "°'t°""''-' ... 1l•"D"• ""'*YO•• l\1l ft0.et\ •l ~"'"'"' and he dehvered. He lined a Ccy's game-wlnntng single single through the mi.ddl<! to scored Ted Sizemore, who wai. on break a 4 4 ll<', win the game, 5-4, the base as the result or an error andforthef1rsthm.ctlus season by first ba seman Andre the Dodgers ha\'e l\\O straight Thornton. John Hale then bunted \'ictor1ei.. Sizemore to second. the Cubs "We still ha\'en't Jelled." Cey walked Ste\'e Garvey intentional ~:ud of the Dodger!>' slow start ly and then Ct>y dro\e home \\h1ch finds them m la::.t place in Sizemore. "l thought the ball tht> National League West, the might hit him (losing pitcher Ozark Blows Fuse Phils Manager Chmes Writers PHILADELPlllA <AP) "Out'. Tht> wholr bunch of \Ou. out'. Write the rom miss1ont'r if vou "ant to'. Out' .. That was only part of the tirade munaj.!l'r Danny 07.ark or I h<' Philadelphia Phillies launched against reportC"rs Sunda.' .iftl'r the Ph1lhcs lost 3 2 to the· Atlanta Br:ivt•s It all st a rt ed "ith a St>l•mingly lt•g1t1m ute 'llJ""t11m /\ re• porter wantl•d to kncJ\\ \\h) Dir k Alli'n \\ asn 't u-.c·d ,,.., a ninth rn nmg pm<'h hitter instead of JNry Marlin "You cl1dn't sec ;\lll'n ~o up there . d1rl ~ ou," °'napped the mana,::l'r "Allen was unabk• tn play," 01ark i;a11l artc•r a moml•nt or s tlcnt'e "Ancl 1f I had a rca!>on othl'r than that. }OU should i..no\I. J'd tellyou .. 07.ark then noticed Bus Sa1dt of the Trl'nton T1mt'' muttt•rtn).( somethtnl! to n111 ('onhn of the f'h1 ladt>lph1a Ua1ly ~e"s "If :,-Ol' ha\'(' a contrO\ er<,1al question. ask 1l. Jiu-.." Ornrk shout eel Tht> manaJ;cr lht'n leaped fromh1!1 dt>Sk <.'hair and !tcreem('(I, "Allen didn't play b<>cau.o,e I d1rln'l think he was right to play · Ozark then stormed from his office, snapping, "dumb QUl'!>twn · lie slammt>d th<' door behind him. Seconds later, the news rorps of some 25 filt>d out of lhl' manaRer's office into the clubhouse. A few hcarlerl toward Allen Hut \I. hen Orn rk sa~ the writers. ht> scrl•amed · "All of \'OU. out•" On(' writrr challt•ngt>d Ozark'c; right to l'Jt'<'l the nl'\\'l.mt•n from the clubhou!w . ;1nrl lhc manager -.houtNI thC' onl1•r a1oea111 llP hurled an 1nvt•rt1v(' al th<' ..-.111\•1, rhariwd him and thrc~11en1·rl ti• 11unr h him "\,o a hi' ad punch mt•'" tht "ntl'r -.aid. ,t,1nd1n~ his ground C'luhhn11<:1• mana1a·r J\<·nn} Ru-.h :;IC'JlJW<I h1·t"1•c•n th .. an 1a.:on1s1 ... rf''t1a1ntnl( 01111k At that point tlH' \\rtlt•1s It'll 11111 (;tlt•i... Ph1llH'' t''Cl'l'Ult\1• \'H't' pn·..ident. ap1H·:1r1·0 M1rp11o,i •ll \\ht•n ht'.,..,..,. a:-.kl•d 1fthl'rt' "'n' ''mwthing \l.rong with Allon lhal hncl 01111k '-11 11p.,1•t "~o Allt•n hurt his o,l10ul<kr Frida~ night shd111 g " 1;11 "' s,11d "II<' wa ... unahlt• to lift ht" right at rn very 111).(h Didn't lht•\' Lmnounct> that bdore tht· ganw·· .. They did announce it. hut only to th<' radio and ll'lev1.,1on an nouncers. JI ncvl.'r rN1cht•d the pre ... s hnx Later. newsmen com plained to Phillies owner Ruly Carpcnlt>r about Ozark's conduct Carpcnlt>r. 1n turn. complained that Ozark was being second guessed after every i.tame the club lost ··nanny 1s s ick and tired ofth1s .•. second guessing and ! am too.•· Mike Garman)." said Cey, dro\·e in 101 runs last~ car. Fortunately for Cey Garman 11 d1dn 't who and c•uc•GO Losa .. cu.u SA:'l:Tl.\GO l'h1ll• • Ja1mt• .....,,..,,. 1 ·~·/,"; a.,'",..'" •b•ftb• 1-'1Jlol dcfeall•d !-.oulh /\fr1ca'i. c •• ....., •• ,, • " o .,.,......,,.1., ) ' Bernie M 1tton 'i 5. ti .I. 4 ~i ti 2 to ~·Q~:~., ~ ~; ~ ~:-.;.~,., ; ~, rlay to gm.> l'h1lt• J Ji \ICtory 111 J Mor•••'•' )u•'Q C.vlc '''' their Amcnrun lone final of ~~~;~c:;10 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~"~~~~~' ~:: ~ Ott\'lS Cup tenn's cnn1J>el1llon \,. """' • o o o ~"n.1111 o u 11 o Chile• took the best or flvl' St'ril.''> :;':~.~:~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =:;ot> ~ ~ ~ ~ by winning three stn)!ll•s matche::. \ s1onoP o o o o Rum11 •s • o 1 1 "h1le the defend in I! l'UP cham-~~~~".;,:' : ~ ~ ~ =::i::~c-; ~ ~ g pion South Africans won one l•mo,." 1 o o o • singles mulch and lhe doubles 5.immt•\pn I 0 0 0 match .~'!lL~ll._O~o • •• ~-imf' ~-·~AA.OL._ • ~A a;:; ~·~~~,_ ... ~'"'~. • , . -...;~$£~...,..-;-~ i '"111101. 1 H ~...--• vs Jo..,· a bt> --Suspenaia · ' Of'itovt~~9fVff'ti(;Of"td~ ... ':..~ -~ • ' -_.,....., £n•l•oo • ... · eo1 ~ o•o o .l""-b zru e 0 1 'd 1trkncs's ·Sanday " Lo• "'lllf'" . ooo .oo ooo • s n i g h t w 1 th F ti Io I a head in E Ro,,..110 Tt>or"I"" LOB-0.•<•00 11, Lo\ ""II"'" 1 1e r .. 110 HR-H erui 111. u Co<• matches 2· l. The fourth mulch "' sa -<-•••o. vu9er s -11N>dt" H••~ was won easily bv t-'illol who 11' H II EA 18 SO ' s s ....... , , o 0 0 0 0 held all his ~l·n·1rc•., and broke tio (,O .. bY l•mot• t..rm4nL t I 1 • • • • • 1 l\h tton 's !>Cr\'1cc t \'1l'C. including : 1 ; ~ ~ ~ ~ the final senc \\ h1t·h .:ave the • & • i ) ,, Chilean the match point :;:-.:; , 0 ~ : ; ~ ~ ~ :\lltton. \\ho !>Ufft'rt>d an lllJUry ~-~ wP G••m•n T 1 ,. A-1s.1.1 tc• ht!. left ankle in J fall Sunda\. pla)ed Mor<lay \\1th his ankll' ;n J bandage LATE THROW-Chicago's Bill Madlock gets back safe· h · as LA 's Steve Gar\'Cv t.llkc·s a pickoff throw too la1c 10 natl the runner. Notre Dame ·Gets Branning H1ch Branning, widely sought afte r basketball super star from Manna lhgh School in Hunt· in~on Reach will sign a letter of intent tonight to continue his C'agc caret>r and education at Notrt> Dam<' Brnnning returned from a vb1t to Notrt> Oamt•'s campus Sunclav 1111-tht and announced hi' <II' r1s1on OvC'r 100 rollcges 11n<l un t\'t•rs tl 1c•s hall rccrutll'rl t 111' dai.i1y \'1king:-pla)t>r lit· narrowt>d thl' f1clrl 111 ~•x l 'S('. L.'C LA . M ich1~nr1. K un'>:t". Antona and Notre Dami•. "It has <'Verylhing l'\e ht·tn lnoking for as soon as ! .:11t ther<' I knew thal was it." Aran nm!{ said lie was All·CI F three years and Oranize County player or the year for two seasons. lie averaged 27 4 points per game as a senior. , l119eb Rah1~d Ouf MIL\\Al Kf:E 1/\1'1 Muvht.· the th1r<l time "111 ht• the charm for the Angel& anti ~ltlwaukel' Hrcwers Their schedult•(I ~ame wa-; rained out for the !>l't'ond straight day Sunday and was reset for today, having starll'd al 4 and on K MPC radio !710 ). Frank Tanana of the Angelo, was to fa ce Jim Colborn or the Brewers :\she 1tdraru•t•• KEAL'llOt: KONA, llawa11 - Arthu r Ashe turned back Australian J ohn l\<'wcombe'' .. trong closing effort Sunday and advanced to the ~em1finab or tht• S320.000 Challenge ('up World Champ1onsh1p Tl'nnt!> tourna- ment. Ashe, lasl year's Wimbledon champion. downcrl l'\t>wcombc 3·6, 6·2, 6-3. 7-5. Ill the last or Sl0,000 winner-take-all round- robin matches . As he Joins K en Hosewall, Bjorn Borg and llit• Nastase m $50 ,000 winner-take-al l semifinals May 16 and l!'I, with the $100,000 final m atch May 23. CtJ1111or11 'l'oecgla DENVER · Top·.i<'l'dt•rl .Jim- my Connors. alwa)' the ;i~- 1-:ressor, worl' <!own unht'r J ld1•d Ross Case 1·6, U :.! Suncluy to win the World Ch am pionslu JI or T l'n n1s' Denver tournaml·nl Connors bl1t7.t•<l ('a-.t• in lht· tiebreaker of tht• firo,t ~l'l. then reeled orr thrN• srn 1n· hrc•ak!> 111 the SeMnrl sN that lc·ft th1• cir tt>rm1ned hut OVl'rmJtdu•d Case• Ltmp. Tifle ftJ C:e .. 11,, KATOWICE. P olJnd -Tlw champwn Czerho~lovakrnn team tied the runnerup Scw1t>t l'n11111 3 :l Sunch1 y 111 th1• fin.ti i:amc 11f lhe Wo rld In• llm·kl'y Cham 111on'lh1ps. Earltt'r . 111 ttw i::imt• that th• n cl1>d ltlf• h111n1l' m('fhtl. S..-.cden homht·d tht• t '111lt•rl ~t at1•' 7 :l H1dg,•r11 8(•afc•t1 HOM i.; Tlw ltalia11 natum:tl liaskt·thall tPum, <'OlllW<'lln1o: <111 2·1 of :1:1 f rt'l' th rows, t>d~c·d HutJ(crs l 1111vt·r~1t v 110 107 S1111 d;iy and raptur1•d tlw lour tc·um Natale• T1111111aml'nl m Home·., Sports Palact· Although H utncrs acei; Mlkt• Oabnt>y pumped In :12 point!! an<t Ed J ordan hit for 2.'), the llallan team dominated the plo y throughout, relying on its depth and balance. 2%·foot Pott Does It for Ziegler Phil Selll'r!!, Rutgers ' All American. fouled out with onl\' eight points. Abdel Anderson ancl Jim Ba1lt>y also fouled out for Rutgers. "" """'" SONICS SCORE \\'1ll1c Norwood of Sr al lit· t 15) scores to help his mal<'~ to a 114-108 ;";RA pla~off ca~c wm O\'Cr Phoenix :-.:EW ORLEAN. <AP ) - Des perately scrambling l.arn· Ziegler nu~cd in a testing. 21 " foot second putt on the final holt> for the par h<' had to h:lH' to hold off \'1ctor Re~alado and "in the :'\c..-. Orluns Open golf tournJ ment Sunday The happy·J?O-luck~ Z1t>glt>r. "ho gained some national e-c posure with a Lhird·place finish in the Masters two weeks ago. srored the third victory of his 10-vear tour career "•th a 274 total, 14 under par. Regalado. a :\tcx1can citizen sporting a band1to moustache. closed to within a i.ingle stroke with a b1rd1e on the 16th hole. held the position with a scram bl· 1ni par on the 17th and had notched his par on 18 when Ziegler. playing with him. ten his first putt some 30 inches short and raced that kneeknocker to salvage the t1llt>. He calmly rapped it in and won the $35.000 first prize by a single stroke. Regalado shot a ftnnl round 69 ( British Open champion Tom Watson matched the course re· cord with an eight-under par 64 but. starting a distant eight strokes back, never really got 1n the chase He fini shed with a 276 total and third pl:ice. ~"~~:;,:::;.:~o .. ;.~ '::7~a::::;:;,~C ';:; YM'1 ~, 'l L•~•W?0<1CountryC1uncourw l,Arry Z•~Oltr !.ll.000 t• ~ 41 IO 1 • VIC fit•q .. l,it()C), \lt,OO "' •• "' •• ,,,, 1omW•l\on \11 0 1 .. 1117.t4 11• JoMM.o~elfey, U •lt "411 .. II 111 G•bltv Cll..,.rl. Sl.•11 I) 70 .. M 1'1 ' ()tM Llllltr \& 01 6• •t 11 _.,. 111 J• ... GolDen. u .,~ "* 11.70 ,,. l!J1ly c .. .,., SS •H •I 11 '0 ?n 1~ J• • ,.,, •••11•. u.•lt .. •' '• •• 111 L•• [16'•. U n• ... •.brlG,••"' U 61\ ~;,e~~::;;; ~~ri lv• lnt• u •h )Of\" l•,tpr U ct ~ r,,,,,J°"•' u.•· Ai11 Roo-r' U ''' C,-o,~ C1dl_. U t1U M•< Mf L•f'd"" t) U 7 G•I Moro•n '' "" stonC,.,,1.Hfo n ,. 9ot>'>~ W•t1tl S) Ul ()onJA"U4trY l1,•l1 08\l't f l(hflbt'rOt' \t t C..• y Wlnlt \1 411 0.¥t ... Ill,,, ,411 M+~t R••\.or \t ; '1 Bo1>M11•0~Y, ti.I•• On•OGr•~•m \l II• &l>biby M1t(fW"ll ) I Z 1 • Tom~lony ''lit '8-6'-" 10 1'~ ~106'-11 1,. 11 ....... 1l flt ·o•• .. " ,,. M ._. ,.. 1• ltll ·1 •• ,, •l 1111) 11-10-IOM t80 •• 66-1' 7J 11tl 1111 61·" 1•1 1} "6·•· 71 7111 1l M '' IQ 1•1 :0••1111 1•1 ') 'i '1M HI •o n-611 n 7&3 I) ,, " 10 1•i u 11 n11 1U .. 101• ,, 1'3 ~Sll>SI• l!IJ 69711111 ,.... .,..,, 1111 1M 11 ,, 11 .11 1M Tl,,, ... ,.. Rutgeri; finis hed the Nalal1· tourney third , with HomantJ second and Puertn rt11·0 fourth 11.:tet9• Wfn LOS ANGELES The Loe; Angeles Aztec!i ha\'cn't exactlv heen an offens1vt> powerhouse 1n their two North Aml'rican Soccer League contt>sts this spring, scoring but a s ingle goal in each game. Bul Sunday, one was enough, See B riefs, P age Alt Saddlehaek EDITION l VOL. 69, NO. 117, 2 SECTIONS, 2 .. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Welte Defends Principal 1 By LAURIE K Pt:R Of Ml• O••I• ,., ... SUlf Saddleback Valll'y l'n1r1l•d School Distract Superintendent Richard Welte says has dcc1s1on to shift ha lf th¥!1stntl'S cllmcn tary school principals to n<'w duties wall beneftt C\l'ryone in volved He contends the changes "111 be good for the teachers. student!> and the principals themsel• cs, despite scattt>red protesb h~ parents. • "Ever) -.o often al 1s good to move a pnnc1pal simply becauM.' e' ery pl'incapal has strengths (Ind weaknesses." Welte said m an inten 1e"' Th\• principal can e\aluate ha., ne\\ school from his own persix•c: ti\ e and bring a "fres h ap· proach" to 1t. he explatned Welte said the move also hel~ the principal becomt• stronger bet>uuM:~ he 1s able to bury pai;t mistakes. benefit from lhem and bnng h1.!l strt.'nf?ths with him Bas1cally. he said, pnnc1pal!. "'ho had been at their schools for three Yt>cirs or longer \\ere re assigned Without change. Welle said, the situation "'ould be "almost analogous" to a &tudenl ha\'ing the same teacher for 12} ears He said the studt'nt would mas:. the exposure and opportunities offered by different teachers wath d1Cferenl :.tyles or leadership. Jn fact, the superintendenl s aid. the pnnc1pal's JOb .. as all about leadership. Ills pnmary purpose. he explained. 1s to 1m prove the teaching at the school The word "principal" evolved because this person "'a::. the MONDAY , APRIL 26, 1976 Today' Closing .Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS • Reassigning: primary teac·her an the school. Welte explained .. In effect a prtnCIPfll I!>. If h<• IS OOin14 hlS JOh prop(•rl). a tl'achl•r of teJchers ... he sn1d "If he's JUst a man:igcr. like an omcc manager" ho takes care or supplies and books and secs that the bells ring prompll} and meets "'1th members of thl' com munaty and docs a public rela· lions JOb, then he ·s being vastl'.\ m·t·rpu1d. · Wt'lk s111d 'Whl•n ht• al'ls u .. a tru~ in .,tructional lt.•adt•r. a:. a lt'ache1 of tcac•h('rs. then the \\Or'k that h(• dot>., 11> tn•mendousl) vuluubk." ht• said "Tht•n hi' t•arn:. eH•n dollar that as pu1d · · This. thl' i.upenntendcnt con lend-.. res ults an bl'tter cducat1on ror students Parent s llf Sun Joaquin <See-WELT E. Page .\2) Ran Aground 1 3 Yachts Wrecked ., . Ow.. • ·~µ~rmg , ... O~lh' P1101 ~tw)to DY A!(ft.UO ···"••r D1sa'ster struck the 29th annual Newport to Ensenada yacht race today despite the slowness or the race Two boats on a rl'tum tn r> from Ensenada to their home port were reported a~round and breaking up an lhe ~urf near Ensenada. Rhinestone Co" bo~. a ne\.\ Cal 2·29 owned b~ Honald C Green berg, California Yacht Cluh, ran aground on a point or lantl JU'>l north of the En!it•n:ida breakwJter about m1<in1ght Sun dav The accident \\US l'IO!>l' enough to the high" :iy thul automobile li~hts could l>l' shn" n aiding the crew of two 1ncludani:: the owner lo j,?et ushorl' without injury. .. Cause und l'Xlent of the mJury was not knO\\ n l\1eanwh1le . the Assoc1ate<1 Press reported three ml'n "'erl' rescued from a yachl \\1th a l\\O foot hole rapped an the ports1dt• hull by rock~ 1n earl~ ·mormni: Cc;; today 1 he boat "h1ch competed Sun da~ in the ~''"port lo Enscnada race '' :i<o damagl'd fl\l' miles north ol Ensl'nad...t m. ll ht•adt•d hat·k to I he l 'nakd St ah•<. Thl' Coa.,t Guar•l r utterW·1lnut took lht• lno to 1 hl' bt.•ad1 "'"il'n· thl.'\ lall'r "'t'll' r··1>ort•d m t~OClfl cond1tmn ='onl' of lhl· m1•n \\ ,,, 11lt•n\1f1r1I POLICE SGT. MAX WILSON COVERS OFFICER STEVE MEADOWS AT KIRK JEWELERS Suspect Arrested Atop Costa Mesa Building, But Police Found No Suspects Inside The 10-meter llraila owned hy Terry Hedin with three persons aboard radioed a May Duy cull bt!fore da"' n today stating th11t she was breakinl! up The exact location was not known and thl' Coast Guard "as stall searching for the boal at8 a .m Police Seize Theft Suspect In Costa Mesa ;\lov1<'1tocr-. at th<' llarbor Shopping C<•ntl'r an Cosl...t :\ksa watched a ~ccond rl•atun· oui...1dt· the theat er Sunda} n1~hl. ,,, pohcl' arrested a burj!lan "U'- pect atop K ark's J <'Wt'll'r" Pohcl' s aid thl• susix•c·t. Holwrt }.. Oandaruk, 27. o( 235 (.\•<1ar St . j'Vewport lkach w,1 <. C'roudH:d behincJ an :ur C'ond1twnani.: clucr Wht•n spnltt•cl from a polic·1· h eh coptt•r 111lott•d h\ ~gt l'.11 I Jackson The 'u~111·c·t \\ ,,, 01 dt•rt•tl to lht· side ol thl· hualtl1ni.: ll\ h1•lic 1•pt.•1 o(f1cer~ ll"lnlt ,1 puhhr .11lcll1·'' system . anti l\a111t.11 11k ''·'' .11 rested h~ Off1t•t•1 Sil•\ c• \t.-,11111,, ... on thl' Ji(rmin cl Bandarul.. :an unl·mphl\c•tl h11' dn\er. w...t.., founll \\llh ~ 1100 1n je"'el~ "...tl<'ht•., ,rntl t11111 ... ;11 cord an~ to 1>0llC't' 1 ht•\ .... ml \hr suspect tni.:i:t•n•ct .1 ''h'nt .1t.1rm m the J<'" 1•11 \ 'Ion· .11 to 'ltJ p m v.h<'n hl• 1•1111•rt•d th1· hualding through thl' r11of On lht• i:round pnli<'I' h.111 lo WOii for ,rfl l'lllplmc• 11( lhl' Jl'\\elr~ ... ton· lo 111 nH' t•1 unlrwk the butlrhn.: 'Cl p11l11·1· 1·011111 search for 111 h1•1 '"'l't'<'h ,\ ~mall crcl\\ d or lll'O!Jlt• fl'Cllll .1 nl'nrh~ lhl':a1l't l!alht•n•d to" .1td1 the a('tl!111 l'nl11·1· ,,lid no '"' lll!Cts "'t'H' f11unll 111,1dt• 1 lw 'tor<' Or:::J ,Coa" \\'~atht.-r Fair lhroul'!h T111•-.d,1\ with "'arm. sunn\ d.1" ll1fth Tut•sda~ n<'.ar ;o .11 the coast. near 80 inland Low tom~ht 45 to SS INSIDE TODA ... Amf'ntan1 are complo1nrn9 more these tkly1 aboul goodt a.nd strt'tces The got't'Tnment and pravatf' 1ndU$lry art' bt'gmning to lt11tf'n A 7 Index """ ... L.M. .. y .. I• At1~LA-•• .. ,... ... . ., ,.. .............. . • ... , o. • .,.., ...... , 91 •• .... "'' c.llte ...... CIA.Miii ... t.Hftlct Cle>•-• Outll"-llo• ...... , ..... 1c ........ ._ .. , ... _. ., ...... . 11 I ,..._ . .., ..... ......... _ ., ., .... ,..,,., .. ,,.. ... 4t Sleet W•1tri1 I.a Ttt••iiJ.-. .. '"'"'"' ·~ ..,.., ... , ., .......... .. •• 1110·11 ... •• IU .. .u Co1npro1nise Choiel~ Judge Speirs Named For Cella Hearing B'· TOM BARLEY "o• '"• O•••r P .... St•t1 t\ long ~<.'ll'ct1on proct'!i" that has b(•come known in Orangt· Count\ Superior Court a ., "Jlld1r1:1l roulette>" ended loda,\ f"hrn .Judg<' Wilham (' Sp<>1r' \\ ;1!> :l"IJ:Ol'd to prr~1dl' ovt·r µrt• tnal .ir taon i1ga1nst Or l..0111!> .J (\•Ila Jr :ind thr«'e husmess "" Brown Plans Appearances In Maryland S \l'H I\ M F::'\:TO 1 \I' 1 c; .. , Edmund Bro\i.n Jr \\Ill prohalJh l.1kC' ha~ ca mp::ul{n for prc'"lffrnt uut of California for tht-f1r"t 11m1• lh1~ \\t'f'k with a <ot•nc ... of .ip 111.·drnnc·t•.., an M :an land Bro" n -.aid tn a' hnt•f anten 14'" toll.I\ ht· C'c>nft•rrt•d at IC'ni:;th O\'<'' the' \\f'C'kl'ml "'1th Allard l;(l"'t'n" 11•111. <1 kt•\ arl\'lSt·r m his c·um pr11i:n . anrl hy ll'lt•phnne with Tt•tl \'1•nc•to11hs . his Man land c.im p;11~n roorclanatnr · ,\,k<'cl to comml'nl on 'f>t•rula 11011 that he would flv to :'llarvlantl this WPek rur a '~'nt'' nf 1·ampa1j!n uppcar;mn•-.. tlw Pemonat1c j?O\.ernor n•phl'cl I'd -.ay that's V<'ry poss1bl1· · tit• s aid ht' would ha\C• :i formal "''\'"' rnnfrrenrc lat<'r in th<' d;av .rnd "I'll answer anv and :iii qUl''l1ons tht'n ' Brmq1's name '' 111 .ippear on \lar\'land's :\1av 18 DemocratH' prC'sidt'nt1al primary ballot. but he as not ehg1blc to \\IO an~ of :\taryland's 53 dele1otatt's l)(.'cc1us1· he did not file a slatl' of can d1dates for the separate delef?att• elt'ct1ons The tnp "'ould be Bro" n's f1r-;t JOurner out of Caltfonua since he took 0((1ce 16 months aj!O. The 38-year·old governor has insisted he as a serious contender for the presidential nomination, although an admitted longsbot. But he is on the ballot tn only t-hree sta t es : California Maryland and Nevada Earlier, Brown refus<'d to die; cuss reasons for campa.is:n1n~ an Maryland since he is not eli1nbk to win dcleeates But an the past he expressed rl1spJeao;ure ahout news stone" that called ham a fa\oMt<' son candidate soc1ate' Pre~1d&nl0! Judge Claude :".1 O"''ens selected Jud~l' Spl'1rs :irter lawvt.•r!> for thl' four defl'n c!Jnts obJN'll'd to h1 !> earlier ~Cll'C'l1on of Jud~c Byron K l\lcl\111lan Prior to that hoth ~Hies had l>Uban1ttcd a Lnlal of 20 names to Jud~t· ()"' t'llS w1th•,Ul an)' name on t•tther lis t tall~ ing ¥.1th th1• uth<'r" 'That's 1•nuu1:h of that .. JudJ:r ()"ens com mc.•ntl'd lie 1mm1•drntt•ly ilss1i.:ned .Judi:<· McM11lan lo lhl' pretrial ht•ann~., and th<.•n orll'retl Jud~t· Spe1rl>' namr "ht'll th.it as-;111n ml•nt "';i-. d1..,putl·rl hv defl'nsr t.1"' 'l'r" lh•fon-.c• IJ\\ '>t'r' mad<' 1t clear .1fk1 lht' a)!r<.•t•ml•nt \\a'> ap proH•d hv l>l1th 'Id<'" lhat .Judge· Sf)(•1r., h3l> lw<'n aC'C'eptcd onlv for pn'tnal ac11on and not for the tn..il <ocht•dull•d to stJrt :\la~ 24 .JudR<' S11ctr'> "111 Ix· asked to rulf' nn j motion ror d1o;m1-.sal or a numhi.•r of c·hargt•'> contaant•cl Ill th<' Grand .Jun rnd1ctml•nt and a m1111on rur 111.,co\'l'I'\ i\ho st•t Cor :ari:uini: 111 his l'ourl room ,., "'hat halo comt• to lw known a' · a .lohn-,rin motion" :1n arRuml'nt hv tht• dd<'nse that the four indictl'4'S ar<' thr \•1ctims or d1sn1m1natory pro-.ec·ut1on hy lhl' d1!1lnr1 attorney "Our ugrl'<'mf'nl wall not pri• q•nt us from f11in~ a motion lo rl' move J ucll(c SpC'ars dunni,? pre trial uctwn 1( that b<'comt"• IS<'~ CF.t.l.A, Pa~f' A2l CAR iAIJE H<YT OFF PRE ES "Th<' car "'as sold b<'fore m' earner deh v<'red m~ paper The 'bu) t'r must ha \'e bet'n wailing at tht press to get at your class1f1ed section · That's th<' sales success storv told by the Newport Beach man who placed this ad m the Daily Pilot 1969 C"ouor X ft . 7 <ii 200 . \\\""'I:" If you haYe a car you want to convt'rt to cash. call 642-5878. It only takes a few words in the MJ!hl place to attract a buyer . AlonJ! tht' Orange Coast. the nJ!ht place to ad vert1se as an the Dail~ Pilot The ml'ssage &lated that lhl' boat was three hours out of Ensenada mo"' 1n.i.: at"" knot~ Despite the slo\\nt•ss of the race itself. 11 per!>onal tnJury was reported uboard Ro) 01 .. nc·y·.., 52·foot ya"'l Shamrock Crewman Norman l'alnwr su<, tamed a head anJury \\hale .vork mg on deck about Ill p m Satur. dav Shamrock conunul·d an th\.' race and Palmer was taken to thl· hospital m En!>cnuda .md later t ransferrcd tn a S::in 01cgo hO!>pllal * * * First Finish In Ensenada To Valkyrie .By ALMON LOCKt\llt:V D•1ly P1lot lettlft41 f.4IH0t The 29th annual nautical · crap shoot" kno"'n a s tht• Ne"rort tr, Ensenada Yacht RacC' i:round Its "'ay mlo lhC' rel'ord book, today a<, the la!..t of the 540 starters clroppl.'tl thl.'1r anchor<; in th(• c·rowclccl waters of th1~ HaJa California r1., hang port It was as slow and fru-,tratani:: ,, race. from start to (mash. as any in the thrl'e dl'cadc•s 11 ha'> hN·n !-:Jl ll'd L1J(hl \\ IOfls al lhl' '>tart orr thr Nl'wport Jelly Saturday at noon decrl'asl'fl to rwar Y.<•ro before the flc•t•t n ·uchcd San Dil'JlO, thl' halrwny pwnt 1n lhl' 125 mile JU nkel <Ill-lated I'll' turl'!'.. Pai::c B6 > Race comm1llc•t•ml'f1 abourd the two fin1sh boats. Sun-,hinc and Sea llut had barl'ly fma i-hclf their morning cofrce Sund;1y whc·n tht') ~ere starred info action hy lht· sight of a <1 a1I on t h<.' mast)' hom:.on But the v:>cht turned out to bC' a noncompeting catamaran as dad the next two which npproachl•d lht' finish line by 11 a m First spinnakers to emerge from the thickt'nang hate turned out to be lh<' lnmarnn Valkynl'. co-skippered by Bob Hanel and Bob Fincher. Cabnllo Bench Yacht Club. followed m close pursuit by the SS·foot catamaran Sea Smoke sailed by Edw1n Ketchum. Malibu Yacht Club. Valkyrie won honocs as the fi rst yacht to flnlsh in the slow time of 24.1895 hours . Sea Smoke poked her twin bows across the line about five m inutes later. Another catamaran. the 46-foot Allez Cnt. co-skippered by Mike KaneandM. Machin.SoulhShore Yachl Club, was the third boat to finls.habout 12:30 PST Then came the big surpnsc The first monohull approachm!'· the line with a spinnaker and <~e ENSENt\DA. Pue AZ ) > . . Leopi119 DrH111111er Bo" ,\ l'ham rt•nc<· Jll'O\('S 1rre~1sttl1l1• to Bill\ Smtih. !I. <I'> hc \H'ars lhC' coc;tumt· ol ~· drum111c·1 ho\ dunnf,! the rl' enactment of :.i Re\·olutmn;.i1 \ \\ ;11 s k1rmt'>h lwl\\C·t'n Bnl 1!-.h ;.ind Colonial troop'> al '\1•\\ Yurk 's Gm·t·rnor-. 1-,lanrl Viejo MAC Weighs Budget, Tax Boost The Mission \'1c•Ju Mun1np:1I Advisory Council <Ml\CI \\Ill pond<'r a prnposcd SI 04 m1JJ1on service area budgl'\ for nt'xt \t'<ll IOmRht a 'Pl'ndang plan that would requ1rt' the first tax rall' incrt'asc an thrl'c} car~ The m1t1al budget dehbrr.i lions arc expected to follow a pr<.· sentatcon by th<.' council's bud~cl and financl' com miltee dunng the special mel'ting at 7 ~ pm m the MA C oHtccs at 26129 La Pat Road. The Orange County Ad ministralive Office prepared the proposed spending package. The MAC wai asked for its recom· mendaOons o n spendin g priorities and the suggested 4.5-cent per SJOO of assessed valuation increase rn Service Area Nine's tax rate. Dan Miller. special distncts analyst in the administrative of· face. said th<.' hike would bnng the d1stncl ·s rate up to its legal maximum of 46 29 cent~ f>('r SIOO "Last )ear and the )car hdon• t tu• M /\C' \ 1111•<1 lcl hold ltw 1.1ll· al lht' rurrc•nt r1v.11rf' cir '11 69 n·nt' "~lilll'r .,airl llt' .11,n n11tt·d tht•t thr hudgt•l ...tml propoM•d t:ix 1 alt• hike art' IM'-f'd on an J!'>i>umptmn that the ii\ c•raJ,tt' ·"'-l'""l'cl \ aluat1on or tht \t1...,1nn V1eJn ar<'a \\Ill hav(' rn cno;1.,1·tl h) a' much as 30 per crnt At th<' incrt'ased rate and as St'SS<'d \ aluat1on. property taxes \\Ou Id ra1o;l' a bout $608,000 of the senicc area bJdgct, next year. Miller s aid The rl'mainder comes from carryover budgt't money unspent this year . about $150,000 in Statf Parks and Recreation Bond Acl money. $80.000 in homeowner ex· emption r(.'lurns from lhc state and other revenue sources Last year's total budj?et for the service area. which is comprised almost sol<'ly of tht• M1&sion VieJO plannt'd communal). was Just u"' der $70<1 000 If the ~t /\C' 'ote" not to in, <~c BUDGET, Pagei\21 . • '· • • A z OAIL v PILOT SB Junior 1Y's Men Started BUDGET ••• crease lhe tax rate and the coun· ty Board of Supervisors goes along w1lh the action at its budget hearings in June. Miller ~:ud the proposed .OOdget would bf. about $30,000 to $40,000 less. "But that's enough to gll!t start· {'d on ., nice little community park or w mething." Miller not· ed ... , don't know 1r they want to 11(nore the possible revenue." The service area bud.let pays primarily for road and park landscaping and maintenance or rcrrealion areas. Some capital proJects such as park site ac· qu1s1tions and development can al:«> bl' paid for in part part with ttw-bud1tett'd funds. Thr bo:1 rd of Supervisors nttd not nt'cept the MAC recommen- datu>n which mu~t bl' filed with <'Ounty ofhc:1ali. ~tore May \0. M1llt"r c;w11I thl' ho,1rd cJn 1mokc I h•' r.11t• 1nt·n•,1'il' l'\ en 1{ PtlAC op- l)l1i.t·~ it 111 hnld thc hnc 1r MAC rl•rommt•nth tlll' llH'rNtM: ,\l"o on thr rotmt'1I agenda ton•J:ht " t'nn!l1dt•r.1t1on of goal-. anrl objt'ftlVt'"I for th<• MAC' 1lur• lnlt lht' nt'Xt fl"l'lll Vl'lll . ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT !.~.~~T. .. ~':';.1, ~,••';, ~.'~~;;:, r7*.f\;;.:• ·~ ' .. '7; (M 'I f'11f'01\"I""' 1 rm fl '"' ....,,.,,. •• f"•t•l11'¥'1 llt• ~·~ ~--· OH~ •tuJ .. t ... l"'-t. .,_'\.It ....._.., ..... Jill, H~h""';Wt l\lo4Wfrt f ,._.,. ... ,. 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"'4'f ..,,.._.1t "' )1~f9 M• .... ~·~ "'''"'°"''"''' - • Monday. Aprrl 2e l976 Then 13 officers includin ~ Steed. reportedly left there and went to Long Beach. where the other incidents allegedly oc· curred. Some of the officers also were accused ol traffic viola· t ions, according to reports. Viejo Garden Club To Meet Wednesday Irene PleJdrup. flower :ihop owner. will demonstrate how t•> cut and arrangr frMh Oower' Wednesday al a T 31rp m. mt>t"t 1 n I? o ( t h l' ~1 i...., inn \' 1 <' 111 &tanicos Ga rden Club. The mrct1n1t ~ 111 he> held at tht" i\hi.s1on \'wJo S" 101 :mt.I Hc.1cq111•l ('tub. T<'rra Circle Jnd Mosqu1•111 0-nvr Add11ion:il 1nfnrm11t1nn "' nvo1lahlt' by cnlhn~ Sandy All.in, prrs1dt-nt. 8:t0 G 1:11l. During an informal. brini:· your.own lunch break. thousands. or dollars worth of racing and touring bikes . Le nts, tourin~ ha~:-.. tools, clothing. food and othC'r <'ctuipment will be put on dis play. Local bike louring and racing cluh'I v.111 also attend and prO\'idr 111format1on on their orgnruza· 11on'l, Armstrong said. School Open Hous~ In nbservene~ o f Pubhc Srhools Mo nth, Ollvewoot.I School 1n El Toro hns scheduled an open hou11e from 7 to 9 pm. Tutosdav. Parents and Mudenls are 1nv1ted to v111ll classrooms an<l attend an rce cream ~iBI sponsored by the Studl•nt Teacher Parent Or•anlzal.Jon. F,..., l'ogr A J ENSENADA Slo-Pitch Softball ~ague Seeks Teams Teams interested in participal ing in the adult men·s TwthRhl Slo·Pitch Softball League ma)' apply to the Seddleback Valle' Cmfied School 01stnct Reen:>~ t1on DeJ)artment by J\pnl JO. Games will be played on Tues day, Wednesday or Thursdav evenings, beginning May 11. a·t l\f1ss1on V1 eJo Jhgh School Further inform at1on may be oh tained by culhng the n.ecrc1i1t1on Department at 586·1234 i·x tension 55. ' Retired Admiral Cited Snwot Named Leisiue Worlder of Month H1'11rPd :"Ju,.\' 1 \'1cr ,,dm Ro4and N Smoo·t. pnos~nl or the Laguna Hills l..e1..cwr~Worlct Golden Rain foun<lat1on. h:t'i bun ~lected as Ma) ·s Leu.un· Worlder of lhe month. Smoot 1s the first resident of th..-rellremenl community to be.> nominated by h1s fellow rc..,1 · dents for the mont}ly bonor. In the past . a committee of, Ro.umoor Corporation officials made the selections . Th<' May honortt h<.'ads the non·pro(1l foundation that ov.n<; or npt'r11te11 all commun11' fac1bties and serv1cl'<t Thl' Golden Rain Foundat.aon 1s in t'harge o( rlubhou."it"l", lllrM-ts. security. rl't'reation nreas. mnnbu!I sen•it'e and med1ral support serviC't'"i rontracts. ti<"· r<>ttling to l.tl~ure World !lpokeswoman Maril' Lt1C1ave ~moot i« a !92:1 arnduate of the L'S Na\'alAcadem) Smoot 111 :1 1923 araduate of the l ' S NavaL J\cademy and served on active duty until t\Js retire- ment 1n 1962 m .. career mcluded !-er' ice on de!>lroyers. sub· m<1rilU!s and battleshu:J6. Dunni? World War H. he com· manclt'd des lroyl'r flotillas $tUardmg convoy' tn the Atlantic Ocean lie wa'J transfetrl'd to the South Pacific theater of the war when• his sh1P6 s•rvf'd as an f'scort on the famed Doolittle ra1d on Japan While diret'tlng 11 t'OOrd.inatcd tnrpt>do attack on the Japanese n('('t near t hf' war's end. s ix or thf' nine destroyers under his co mmand were s unk b~ k11m1kJ11f' plnnell During his final ~an in thl' 11ervlcl'. Smoot wall a senior U.S. 11dv1ser to N 8tionalillt Chinese Prl's1dcn1 Chiang Kai-shek. Ht' and his wifl' ho~ lived ln ~111ure World for 10 years .. Skate Trag dy Rid£ Hitch. Proves Fatal A 1'·Y1!Aft·OLD ~katt'boardt'r "''hn hllC'ht'd n rldt" tn a low muvlug cur died 11\ B1u Cummunlt) llo,tntal Sundn) .1) ll rl't'lll or tnJUm.•:. ,uff('f'ed v. hen h\• (t'll lxonl.'ulh lhl· auto·!> v. heels Pol1c'' ldt>nt1f111cJ tht' )katd,111 .. 11 J \ 1c11m U) Sll'\ en P.iul Jarom~C"ak of 83'1 C111rflQOll Unv•. """'· ArC"ord1n.: lo poller . Jaromi.c11k "''" fat;ill\ 1nJ1m·d :i,hnrtlv 1&Ct1·r 5 J> m . l-'nd.1,y uftcr l11trhlllll ~ 11dc on .l c.u- dn\-1.'n by Scott G recory Lum mm~. 111. 111~ of Sl\•a THEY SAID TH•: VK71l'1 \o\tti. tui.o~lrlA on to the r1&ht p&S$enger door of Ullnmin.:':-. t•,ir ~ twn ho ft•ll ft11111 hli. i.katcboard and lutnblt..' an hour wh-.n )'OW\ll Jurom:-.t•uk loot h1i.1np Th••\ 11: llm died in Brea Comm\Wlt) lloi.µ1tal ~hur\ly af\or 9 a m Sund a~ Accord1t\g to a pulice n ·port. tu!> pareott1 dooull'd h11) t>~e~ and k1dn~)'b lo tnmsplant roond•t1on:1. • f're• Pag~ .l I WELTE DEFENDS ACTION 0.11~ ,. ... ~All ~ DEFENDS TRANSFERS Saddleb1c ... ·1 Wette Soml' d1,tr1t·t 1 l'"dl•nt~ ho v. e v t.' r . ha ' t• q u t· ...t 1 on tt d whtithcr Wcllc Ii. ll1l'f'l'h (•han._ ing appo1nlmt.'nt:. m iull• hy lht· d1strict'11 forml't 'uix·1 rntl•ndt.'111. William Zog~ Welle denied th111. Zo~g iicud m an mlerv1cw ht' wa~ not inl\•r\·~t ed in the chun~c!> "An)Ol1l' on the out!llde rannot sP<• the proh lcm!>," hl' ~J 1d Some residents IH1\1· 111'>0 l'1111 tended that Wolle may lw m;1k mJ? the m O\'t'I' for :.11m1• J>(.'rs1m.il M J)OhltCJI hl•nd1t Bui. Wl·ltt• i.a1d, lht•rc 1:. "nu~ av" lw 1·ould hcncflt personally from Jny ol the rhan~e., he ha' m.uli· ·1 ''ould lw fabt· t•> lh1 s rom mun1ly and th1:. Board or Educa lion 1r r dtd not tuk1· appropru111' arl1on v. ht•n lhl· ·fart:. md1c;;i1t• that l iihould." he i>Jul "( rerta111h don't do 11 with J!reat JO' Democrats Courting PennSylvania Voters PHILADELPHIA CAP) -Al s ubway stops and TV stud1011. factory gates and historic silt·~. Democratic presidential cum. pa1gners sought out the voters to· day on the eve of Pennsyl\':J01a':-. el'uc1al pnm<iry ell•ction Jimmy Carter started his da\ :at a !!lee! plant J.(alc near P1i ls burgh, H•'P Morns L:dall ul Antona toured Ph1ladelph1a and said he will score an elerllon 'u' p Cl s c. and S l' n II<' n r} \\ .Jacki.on of Washington talked to labor leaders and union m e m ben m Harns burg. They were booked for ap pearances across the stt•le on lh1· la'lt campaign day "I lhink we' re aomg to surpn\f' some people. ' said L'dllll. who ha11 forecast nt least second pl;1c1· showings in both ph1USes of thl' pnmary, whacn includes ballot mg on presidential prefcrcnc1·" •md tlw 1-cparate election n( na lion.al 1·onv1•ntion deleli(alt>s l'doll rcc1•1Hd some bud nQ" .. f 'rotfl Pu9e 1\ I CELLA ... necessary." defen.'le attornev James Riddel cautioned None or the rour defcn\l' lawyer!! nor Deputy Dislnct J\I tomey Oretta Scars wa& pn· pared to comment on the pro· cedure that will be involved when 8 JUdge IS 8SSl"ned t.o the tnal of the four defendants. Cella. 51 . Theodore Schiffman, 53, ot Santa Ana. George Lewis Ollendorf. 44. of Laguna Beach and Stephen Robert Evans. 31. of Mission VteJo. face trial on 12i felony counts. It is alleged that the group siphoned at least S2 malUon m funds from two OranJ(e County hospitals : Mission Community 1n Mission Viejo a nd Mercy General in Santa Ana. AU four defendant~ have an earlier trial date of May 11 in Los Anielel\ federal Court on s1m1lar ('nminal alh:a1ttions from Washington tocluy when the· t;.S. Suprcml' l'ourt upheld th_.. tonslltullllnalit\' nf an lndianu law that has kt·rit his name· off tlw st:ite ':-. May 4 primary ballot Thi' law requires s tatl'Wldl' t an didall''I to obi om ~ ~u111xlrt 1n11 !ll jo!nalure .. from eurh or lht• '\llllt'0'> 11 CllOJ!l l'~~IOlllll d1 .... tr1c1,.. l 'rlall hail :l .~11111 ... 111,naturc!>, hut his toldl (1,r the blh Ou.tnct v.;1:-. only 41i5 CJrlt.'r s:rnl hl: II win tt\t' pr~ fort•nct.' lt•st Ill l'rrm') lvuma 11 llw voter turnout t'i rt•lallvtih l11,1th Jack!>nn fori•r1111t victory 1n th1· l'Olll lX'I 1t1<111 1111 1h•h•l(.1lt'S. Concessiom For Niguel Park .. "ou~ht ()f(lllJ!I' ('1111111~ I' 't't'Kllll{ 11 1·11111·1·.,:.111na1r1• In Ol>'ll'llh.t 11 boHl In.I! food un<I 1•q11lrnw n1 r1•0lt.1I I .11·1111' .11 l .• 11( 11na N1 i.:ui•I 111•1.!11111111 l'urk Thi• l :i4 a<:11• rurk ('11nla1n .. ,, ·1~, ,11·n· lakl' <;tockr<I with f111h .1rt!.l~ fur p1rr11 ck1n~. t1•nn1• r11ur~'· h1kang 1111d r1dinJ( trail!. The count} will bwld n two It•' 1•1 ronce:.wm bwlcli111i1 with out<o1clr pal 10 :ind rh'rk. boot 1 amµ and flo;.it, to prll\11lp 200 fr(.•! o( wntcr frontaac for dock ini: Minimum monthly renlal htt: been :>et al $150 or a percent&R• or ,Rross receipt for sales of ff)()( and be\'er age. sale of recrea l1onJI rqu1pment a nd i.upply r('n tal or rqu1pm cnt ancludin~ boatl'i repair of recreational cqulpmt•n and operation of vendinj 11n1 game machines. OeadHne for makinR proposal is June 7 Further information I available from Mike Trijillo h the Oranae Countv renl propcrt· ~('f\'I('('' oHiC'I'