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·Sought · Se~ Beach ~"
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ic,': -~g· to ilplice. . , . · ·
Alle.ged. in B·each
~tectlv.S operated' ort 'thiit theory Ur . day aS they fanned out around this play! · '' By JOANNE REYNOLDS activities when they became concerned
GOUJXI· of the rich to quesUon friends of . 1 · °' .... o.iry ~11•• 51'" with the activities at the' home . ·
the .1'-fear-oldl·iin.Uque dealq Whose ·,, Three women who J>olice al1eged two One woman, who asked. not to be bilf~niuWatea·lWldy Was f~un:d' Mon_4aY··. · ,~ weeks a~o were running a call girl house ideptified, told the DAILY PIL<YI' that the women did not seem to live in the f'AnvUmlfOU li1lve a victim '!bOOe sex , •right In the middle of a north Huntington ho but . ed . the aft d ""''ans""· care· m~-•.n-•'ll.:;I,' y·ou~have to wOrki -Be b id tlal 'gbbo hood , me arr1v m ernoon an ... e uuuucu ac. res en ne1 r were · left late at night. on~~ that the killer was a sexual · arrested .again Wednesday night. She .said there appeared to be quite a ~lt~'' 8 police sp0keSm'.an said. "We .. , 4
, • w· IGNS MEOICAL. P05T1 i . This· time the char_ges were the sam'e fe'ff men, who drove expensive cats who are tracitjng down aud questioning all of · · • · . the fiirst tun · · to It "led 'th · 00 bll 'th' .. hJ$fri~.-.·!lllYhia .ml'.l,t" .!t'iends,. •."·· -:.·:.""'-~.:.C!t 1>ean·Bos, ti~~ ·""' as e-consptr!Jcy comm V1S1 e mew e ewomenwere he .~ , ..... ~ 11 17-.i>1-:· .. ,. . r, -~ .--. • ._ prostitution and maintaining a ·house Of there.
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bem·slamed ·25 times with -a Im.He. ~ ea CIWf.J I This tlme the judje was a bit more nightgowns . .P.oJ!ce liili'!t wu P!JISl!Jle-rotiJ>eey was . -• _ -· .. ..;. '. ... _ . · i.sty end bail is $5,llOll each. The trio Rhinehart said Investigation of the
'A ggress ion' ·
HONG KONG (UPI) .J Chinese
Premier Chou En-lai accused the
United ·States today of !ailing! to
stop its "war of aggression"· against
Clmbodla and Laoa despite signing
the "Vietnam peace! agreement.
The premier, speaking at a Pe-
king, banquet honoring North Viet·
namese chief negotiator Le Due
Tho• end Foreign Minister Nguyen
Duy Trinh, said he hopes the U.S.
government and Saigon authorities
wiU "refrain from procrutinaUon;
ex.J>8ll:Sion and sabotage" so that i
lhe1peace agreement might be turn~
ed a reality.
Vehicle Yields . ' •\,
$72 ,600 in Pot
At San Onofre · the Jirime motive -that 11etcber was 1J .. R • remained in custody today, prostitution operation w;ill continue.
·rilulilated by the ldll .. a1 an ~ght.-• ean. eSl.O"fl~, !~ Booked into Orange County Jail were When asked il the process of f'rierids ~4 h.e usually ~rrledilarge -, --ll' · Judy Ann Klusmeyer, 25, Helen Marie investigation, arrest and release of the A heavily loaded sedan which caught sun{i~J>f money·. ~~es1,did )lot finct ·, ·r· ~ 'I':T ,' h -s&.-:}J · 'Ryan, ·37,· and Carol Ann Domian, ?:1. trio was likely to develop into an endless the eye of border patrolmen at San
bis wallet or &1Jll~we&pou., • t ,. 0 --ea'C ·. · WU'V· They were .arrested on a warrant.· cycle, he said: . . Onofre Wednesday yielded a major cache
Sevel'al antique! .atkt P.atntill&s '!~~"'on .-..~ • , 1 '~~ ~ ... _ Vice Lt Robert Rhinehart alleges the "H they'..(e_ in our communi and of marijuana valued at . f/2,800 on the ~e =~i,ol11;7 ~~~~-ti~-~:· l.j~~~~~l~~~ I!': ;"1W: :;~~I.an~~rkµtg in '
1 :~:~n~~:. ~" ~sw~~ w: ~ str_.:. the. driver of the. car which pulled
Belcber_o~ Ill !!!L~Ue sboJ!. m held !or nine years and will return.to fiii1 Residents of'11lie neighborhood started eniorced. We have an o)>Ugation to,the up to the roadblock, l&-yea.-..ld Joel
Atlaftta ~ ~~ open_ apolh_ er. SOo!lt .. Um.. 1.,•hin• a•d ~•""""'· , police ·1nvesligatlng the , wi>meii's residents of tl\Js community to do-so." Kevin Thoms ol San Pedro, was turned
JLJ'{e!t Palm Beacli. He lived m m• -~ji ·~f "ii~ ·BeSclii"ls · , . • · • -· 0f.Ni.toin!{i:~=:ig:~~bout 10 a.m. ,eJa~tely decorated home In . Atlanta hoopi~ oi' or:..ge <;.ounty Medical ' • · ·' : " • ·' · '· 11 Thonis allegedly. pulled Qn to ,offlc~
ua commuted ~ 'jl'e!t Palm Beacll. . Center for ·treatmenl of a "cariliac J h · !' s ~ and they noUced the reat ''of the auto" -came mto social prOmlnence m 'lrtegpill'lty of m,ihin." !. UCJ(:anfornla 0 nny ~ OD ., ini
11'9 after be _,. a court ba)tle that ' ~n.>.e· "'· -'-•'·'-· spokesma& added, • . , '> ~ ~·ti! sar1ro1· v. Id ff' sked netled him ., mlillon from the ,estalunlte of ho~.:"e·ver~ .':"'"'or. -;;.,Uc".• •·a1tb is a spo~smen sa o 1cers a
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Salesptan
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Victimized
A clean-cut, middle-~ged bandit, armed
with a revolver, held up a diamond
salesman for '50,000 worth of unset
damonds in ~al Beach Wednesday.
Lt, Martin ljiack of the Seal ~ch
Police Department said the holdup
occu·rred at about W:50 a.m. in the
parking lot of the Rossmoor Shopping
Center on Seal Beach Boulevard.
~iQ r1~}9~~' .i't • SC!lt;sman, for the
Universal Diamond' Company of Orange,
told police he had just pulled Into the
parking lot when a man approached bis
car from the passenger saide.
Leaning thro°'b the passenger window,
the man pulled what Fletcher described
as a .32-ealiber revolver and said, "Give
' me the bag 8nd you won't get hurt."
Fletcher said he' Banded over ' his
attacbe case which contained 200 looSe diamon~. . 'i '
According , .to police reports , the
gunman . took the case and ran through
the parltlng lot, disappearing from sight
around the cohier of a lilliidlng. ·
The robber was described as being
clean-shaven; with short, dark hair, ,of l'llilejlj~-".'"!d ~ ~!>Out 4S to SS years
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bis groodfatber,• Alabama her. " ' • -'"d. h' ~ t tO look lnt4'the'trunk, but Thoms inslited
(Sell MURD111, ,.,. I) l g~ally, gfiod, \ID ' IS, -' I he had no •key. .
' eonfinem<nt has nothing to dp W)tb the Carson . 20 . Held on Dr·ug' 'Cha'rge Patrolmen then lorced·open·tbe Ud and -, resignation. He ls"healthy f.and looks • ., . _ ' , ' · found the· llllcil cargo -3311 ltllc>-sized 'p!n " ' • , forward ·lo returning to teaching ," the ~ brick! weighing more than two pounds
Oruge •
iu-sup1nnrttng spokesman told the -DAIJ.Y PILOT. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) -A young drug charges and ~atlng without a each. T -Basli<;k,. who recently completed h I s maa who identified himself to ""''ce as driver's license. • Officel'll said the car is regiJt.red to a ' A• "'•led efforts 'in the sU~ul drive to gkin -· / i-resident of f..ountain V..Uey but declined Prie~_t ssa. .. . voi.r sµpport In November for the.state the son of l<,lev.asion atai; Johnny Carsoo Richard w. Canon, 20, of Jackson to eiaborat. on the scope of the. federal
.-health 9Ciences bond measure, has been faces a ~ 19 court-appearance OR Heights, N.Y., charged witli ~ investiption which was launched later in ~ ' ' bolb -of. the UCI .,..iical odtool and ' ~-ille&al drugs and ~ting uqder tlie the dfy. · 'L!VERPOOL, England (AP) -Roman ·a....,._ of pathology. He has aemd • fn\lu<Dce.of.druga, was amilin<il In cir· Thoms was taken to San Diego County :.\,tho!=~~~:1•'!'1'o~ oo~~lf..,~~"_:b-.ij., _Deaths }!l~ :~.~ re_leued 7_ u.so bOt1d f;.~:rli= on federal charges by
Weather
MosUy Sunny oo Friday, with
some ,high cloudiness, according to
the wea~Jady. Higb5 of 62 at
the beliches, rising to 66 inlacd.
Lows tonight 11-02.
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~ ~ J!..'r~• ~...r bis Doniel G. Aldr!dl Jr. said a 'OQri>mltle< A •J>Okesmah ror C8rl9CI iri!C[, ~t!h JI•,.., 11\'heduled to be arraigned early
J--A CitliiliiO Prfeili'Kiillaitlori, Will< Dean. 1-11e~~. Drlo seer._ s•·-•ey1epvlaa~-~ •OllAia e utback ; ~~ ~~\~a'.ii lives ~,.~~~~ct th~ 5:'~~ cllln» " ,...._.~ . about 1,800 of . ....... ~ """'""" In N Y k ~ .. " , ··'d In Jetter to 10expeOled.tll..,..11 ~ delll. '"" or w.,. • . ., ·~~ available.
INSIDE TOUA.1'.
11The L<µt Tango in Paris" -. -cQfftt'ovemaz-r-ra m o 011·1-~-1
slaf'7i110 ¥Mafloti Brando -is
sclaedul<d to opmi f!J flew Yo rt
amidst lti.creasfng f Ur o 1' and
tumult . .see itory, Page 8.
!':"lnJ.!'°"il:.""t.;,.i1ne a • !Jartll, He -!be move or Ille cal!fornli • · SACl!AM!NTO • (Al') -Eldetly . • ' 'l1lt televislGn·atar II "in MllllP-_.
aUllllat)< bislaop ol µmpooi, be ~ an ColleJ• ol Medleiae hom lit Los Alplel lledlCol palk!lta have dlod J11"\1MIW't!Y place" and will .not bo aYOjlabl& for COil)-" · • ' -~ty 111 •s11ow the pilrlly or -._tile new Irtine .. _._ bocat• of M-cutlit!i redudlons in 'ment, u;;. ·IP"kelll"lft said.' · SChool Bonds Nixed
c.tlloliC doebloe rllill& 'boyo the 1111r1: It m• wltb the UC system. '1111 lllDI nunJna bome cuoloiadl; a Senate Stale poll<,e.wbo lnnsti&ated the Tuef.
and rutb ot ll)Oderu man's -11!1." II laue wDl.provide the nnt llille -for , conunlttoe charges., day acctdenl In willch YOWi& Canon was LA!tl:SIDE (AP) -A propoaed 11.s-~ tbal he reai&D or "pibllcly a pertlllllml .,._ at itVlne fOr Ille A ~ ... Wedneocllay by the Involved oti the ~ Tuntplke million bond issue to pay the Jina! costs
...... .,..1111.flllllJ".r~Yle!f!._-,_•~ formerly private medlCal llchool. Senato~ and 'weUm Commitite_J._ .. ld "ltf found a bottle containing 35 QIJlU!ldlnLLakevlew ScbOOI, opened in
Tiie bfliiaj" said CID a ClllTiiiH!f..-. lk'illl<I< Ir a 11Qr.prealdeiil ,olllll likf ~ or diillll among tlilerly ta6leta o iiielhiijualone, a powOrlul bar--lJa, &as teen re)ectedwllh ·21 ~tor
Jll'Gl!IDl'Mllndly 11111-• catl»Uc -Cllll<nia ll1ic1l ~ and bu MtdlC&I pelleolo "may be duo to biturate, in !he car. e!Jatble volel'!I tumlng out. The vote in r.terTed to by the lnlenla•• ~ served oo avet:al aaliotW· and stat. • ~ 11111 llHdvlsed tranden' 'ol Canon was taken to. Yal•llew Haven J 'l'Uelday'1 electlOn was 1167 for, 886 •1-~pill, uy lier ,._..... .. "' lt9lth toamliltael. indadlnc the White polienla fnlm nlll'lllg llomes care to • llolpltal where he wu -tad !Or minor ~.' ....,. of _the two-t,hlrds mojority If-'...,_.. (llleJIOllTD, hp.ii caJlod ''Dsttledloll ..... --IQJurita and later releeoed, -.,.... ••
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Arrives in South •
Tet General Set
For Peace Duty
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SAIGON (AP) -u.s: helicopten new
to a jungle rendezvous today, picked up
the Viet Cong general who directed the
1968 Tet offensive against Saigon and
flew ~ln:i back to join a peo<..-ekeeping
commission.
Five years almost to the day since the
start of. the 1968 attack on Saigon, the
U.S. helioopter crews broogh' Lt. Gen.
Tran Van Tra and 28 other Viet Cong
men to Tan Son Nhut Air Base.
Tra is the 55-year-old deputy military
commJDder of the ehWve OOSVN, the
CommunlstJ' Central Office for Soqth-
Vletnam. As cllief Viet Cong membef of
the four-party joiot military commission,
he likely holds the key to the release of
American prisoners of war held in South
Vietnam.
Seven U.S. helicopters marked with
white stripes picked up Tra and his men
at Loe Ninh, a rubber plantation town 75
'miles nortp of Saigon which Tra's forces
captured last year.
and tbe Viet Cong. These !our also must
guarantee the safety of personnel
engaged ln the return and reception o(
the POWs.
POW lists handed to the United States
by North Vietnam in Paris show 456 U.S.
servicemen held in prison camps in
North Vietnam and 99 in South Vietnam.
The North Vietnamese also listed 27 U.S.
civilians captured in South Vietnam who
are to be releued.
Meanwhlle, the total. of cenHire
violations reported continued to tall oft
despite (I) contlhued heavy fighting In
the northern province! and (Z) the
Inability or the troce observer teams to
get into the field.
The 5aigon command claimed there
were 188 Communist attacks during the
24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today,
compared y,rith 209 in the previous 24
hours, 31 l in the Z4 hours before that and
426 in the first 22 '..lours after the cease·
fll'e went into effect Sunday. , At Prayer
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IO Nabbed
In VaUey
Drug Raid
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Armed with a search lfarnnt.. a team
of officers from Fountain Valtfy and
Buena Park raided a Fountain VaUey
home early today, arTesting 10 persons
and confiscatin& what they said were
quantities of narcotics and dangen>m
drugs.
Capt. Les Rowland of the Foulllaln
Valley department said tbe nid wu the
biggest In Fountain Valley's history.
Pollce first placed a stiiiet ·-or $115,000 on the oooflscated -.iat, then
disclaimed tbe flsure, saying they won't
b(' sure how much it 11 worth until some
suspected ban>iturlc acid ts analyzed.
The drugs confiscated included a
shopping bag full of marijuana, a small
quantity of hashish and hashish oil, ooe
gram of cocaine and a large quantity of
barbituric acid, police said.
The Viet Cong WIX'e plain jungle green
uniforms, some with soft hats, others
with pith helmets. They carried attache
cases and small pices of .luggage. Some
had rucksacks. At least one .carried an
automatic weapon.
The U.S. Command announced that·
another American adviser was slightly
wounded Wednesday in coastal Binh Dinh
province. He ;f8S hit by a terrorist
ui>losive, the command said. He was the
sixth American wounded since the cease-
fire went Jbto effect.
President and Mrs. Nixon and Se<retary of State
and Mrs. Rogers bow in prayer at the opening of
the annual National Prayer Br<akfast at the Wash-
ington Hilto.n Hotel today. It is sponsored by House
and Senate Prayer Breakfast groups. Ambassador-
designate to Italy John Volpe is at right.
Booked into Orange County Jail were: '
-Gary Wayne Campbell, 24, of 9721
Poppy Circle, Fountain Valley for
possession or marijuana and dangerous
drugs and possession of marijl18Da and
dangerous drugs ¥Jr sale. -
-Paula Susan Bailey, 22, of the same
address and for the same cbargis.
-Larry Michael Weth!Deller, 2%, of
the same address and fl)l' the samt
charges. They were taken to c.inP Davia, a
former U.S. Signal C9rps lnstallaUon at
Tan Son Nhut, where J the olher
Communist cease-fire delegates are
housed:
Because of Tra's absence, the
peacekeeping group made up of the four
parties has been unable to start
arranging the exchange of prisoners or
the security safeguards that must be set
up before the four·natiQn Internatiorial
Commission oJ' Control and Supervision
can llel1d out Ila teams to obserVers to
police the cease-fire. •
Tentative plans were made for the
senior members of Pie joint military
commission to hold their first meeting
Friday.
Annexes to the peace agreement signed
in Paris Saturday say priaoners shall be
returned and received at places agre'ea •
to by the four signatories -the Unlted
States, North Vietnam, South Vietnam
* * * Kin Notified
The Saigo'n command reported t2
government soldiers were killed and 75
wounded in a four-day battle for control
of a hanilet 25 mUes southeast of Hue.
The command claimed the enemy troops
were driven from the hamlet and 93 of
them were kl!1ed. .
Meanwhile, Viet: President Spiro T.
Agnew flew to Phoom Penh and then to
Butgkok after two days of talks with
President Nguyen Van ntteY-and olher
South Vietnamese o!ficlall on postwar u.s .. vtetnamese relations and aid to the
Saigon governrnenL
In a departure statement, Agnew said
ti:q dJscussions had been "caodkl and
comprehensive" and that be had
"assured President 'Illieu and bis
advisers of the strong and abiding
i.iiterest of the United Stat.es in the
security and well·being of South
Vietnam."
From Pagel
BOSTICK •..
-House Conference on Health, the
presidential meeting on medicare
implementation and the governor's
Advisory Commitlees on Health Needs
and Mental Health:
He is a member of the American
Medical Association's council on medical
education and the liaison cOmmittee on
medical education of the American
Medical Association and the Association
of American Medical CoUeges-:-
He and hi.s wife, Virginia. Lee, have two
sons, Alan and Bruce.
Insanity Plea
U.S. Gets Brief List
In Policeman's
Slaying Offered
Pleas or Innocent and innocent by
reason of insanity bave been filed in
Orange County Superior Court by a man
•e<:use'\,o! tbeeplayioi p.c . .a,of' rusun Of Prisoners ,in Laos patrolm!n. 1' •
1 WASllJNGTON (AP) -The United
States today received a list of-seven
American sservlcemen he1d captive in
Laos \9hose names previously were with·
held by the North Vietnamese. Pentagon
sources said the list is brief. (Related
story, Pagel)
The Defense Department immediately
began notifying relatives of the prisoners
and an official announcement was
expected once this had been completed.
The list was turned over to U.S.
officials in Paris by the North
Vietnamese and immediately transmitted
to the Pentagon, where word was flashed
to casualty assistance officers around the
country responsible for informing next-
of-kin.
U.S. prisoners held in Laos were not
included in the two lists given U.S.
officials in Paris Saturday identifying 555
Americans held captive in North and
South Vietnam and 55 others who died in
enemy camps.
But once U.S. officials realized t he
POWs in Laos were missing from the
list. the United States 'pressed North
Vietnam Sor those names.
The Pentagon previously listed six
Americans captive in Laos and 311
missing. Two of the six turned up on the
list of those held in North Vietnam.
Although only a small number had
been listed as captured, the Pentagon
believes that other men carried as
1tnissing were taken alive by enemy
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DAILY PILOT
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.At1lll111t Ma.Ytlnll E.dllon
Offk••
forces in Laos. Most of the missin1 there
are pilots s~ot ~own Ip air strikes ~gains\
the jungle supply-roules known a:s the Ho
Chi Minh trail.
The Pentagon has charged that North
Vietnam, in identifying 555 captives,.
failed to account for 56 other Gls known
to have been prisoners of war in
Southeast Asia. Officials are hoping the
Laotian list will swell the number of
POWs to be released by the Communists
begi.l'.lning next week.
Earlier, the U.S. Command and other
official sources denied a report that three
American prisoners of the Viet Cong bad
been released and flown back to Saigon
aboard a U.S. helicopter.
Comm~d spokesmen said they
checked with every available source
within the system set up for prisoner
.recQvery under the Paris peace
agreement and found nothing to
substantiate the report.
The report was based on an account
given by a U.S. Anny officer who
claimed to have been on the recovery
mission. He gave a detailed account,
saying the prisoners were "fantastically
happy" and "jumped a 11 over" their
rescuers.
Health Hazards
Judge James Turner accepted the
pleas offered by Gary WUfiam Johnson,
37, Tustin, and ordered the defendanlto
be returned I<! court ~ 9 for trial ~n
charges 'of first degre! murder. JohnSon
is held in county jail with bail denied .
Johnson has now recovered from knee
wounds allegedly received when be was
involved in a gun battle with two Tustin
officers and two · sheriff's deputies who
sped to· the scene to aid the patrolman.
Officer Waldron Karp, 31, died a month
fater from wounds received in the alleged
gun duel with Johnson. A deputy who was
shot in the face by Karp as the stricken
officer fell has now recovered from those
wou~ds.
Court Decision
On Hair Souglit
WASHINGTON (AP) -A state junior
college in Te:s:as, noting that high schools
may order haircuts while colleges may
not under court order, has asked the U.S.
Supreme Court to settle the issue.
Tyler Junior College wants to reverse a
decision of the U.S. Circuit Court at New
Orleans in a haircut ca:Se.
Court ~5ides County
May Regulate Commune
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -'11le state !Iced a form of religion that advances
Court of Appeal hai:: ruled that Sonoma the idea oJ' Jiving 85 close to nature as
County has the right to order fire and health hazards abated and structures possible ._ that they fee) ''they cannot
tom down on the communal Wheeler practice their beliefs if they are ~
Ranch. to live in ordinary structures end not on
The action \Vednesday upheld a lower the open land."
court decision against William E. Ahimsa Church Inc. joined Wheeler in
Wheeler, who owns the 315-acre ranch appealing the case. There is no further
about eight miles west of Occidental. identification of the church in court @
The · trial court had found that the uments.
ranch presented "actua1 and impending The court noted health and safety vio-
threal to the enjoyment of me and tations found by county olflclals included
property arising from lbo threat of hick or building permits, hnJ!!l!per space
epidemic to tboso living on tbe land and 8llotmenta, no electricity, generilllllapi-
New Murder
Trial Given
To Dana Man
Convicted killer 'Thomas Bradford
McCutchen was granted a new trial
today In Orange Cowity Superior Court
when the judge realiz.ed that everybody
Involved, Including himself, aJ111pletely
overlooked one of the Dana Poi:lt man's
pleas in the earlier trial
Judge Walter Charnmza delayed
sentencing of McCutcben, 501 on the
conviction last month of first degree
murder until a new jury can rule March
12 on the forgotten plea of innocent by
reason of insanity.
If the new jury rules that McCutchen
was sane when he shot and killed Mrs.
Virginia Hammett, 45, of 121 B Wave St.,
Laguna Beach, last Sept. S tbe way will
be clear for Judge Cbaramza to impose
sentence.
It was made clear ln court today that
the normal p~Ure during the earlier
trial would have been for the same jury
to deliberate on McCutcben's saD#Y after
It had returned with the gllilty plee.
lt1 w~ ~ durit!I Q>e • burly
contractOr's t?arlier fria1 tlia:t ~ was
under the influence of sleeping pills at
the time of the shooting and was not in
full possession .:if his mental faculties.
Prosecutor Al Novick successfully
argued that McCutcben was coherent at
the time of arrest and was able to give
an accurate account of the incident to
police. .
Novick stressed during the trial that
McCutchen had repeatedly threatened
Mrs. Hanunett in the months before she
was gunned Jown on a neighbor's lawn.
It was argued that the shooting
followed Mrs. Hammett's decision to
break off her relationship with
McCutchen.
Abortion in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -The
Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
declared the state's antiabortion Jaw
unconstitutional Wednesday. The ruling
came in the case of Dr. Virgil Jobe of
Oklahoma City, convicted of ~rforming
an abortion in violation of state laws that
prohibited the operations unJe.ss a
woman's life was in jeopardy.
FroMPageJ
MURDER ...
magnate W. D. Belcher.
A Navy veteran, Belcher worked as a
~·aiter in Clearwater and a department
store clerk in Atlanta during · the
litigation.
He told newsmen a few days after
beeom.ing a millionaire that "The money
isn't likely to _.<:bang• my habits."
But ii did, imd Belcher inserted bimsell
in Atlanta's cro'{d of regulars at
coocerts, art exhibits and operas and
socm established a reputation f o r
throwing lavish after-opera parties at bis
bome.
Belcher was graduated from high
schoo~ but °""" told newsmen he was ••too poor'' .to attend oolleg~-At one time,
Belcher lived In Hollywood, where he
tried to establisp himself as an actor, but
•JIPll""'tly i-me discouraged after
being limited to bit parts in daytime
television series.
Marine Faces Trial
SAN DIEGO (AP) -An 18-year<>ld
Marine wu ordmd Wedneoday to stand
1rW by gmenl in the 'Dec.
2tl stabbing of tric.t Hetberingtm.
Bail for Campbell, WeUuneller and
Miss Bailey was set at $100,000 each.
Also arrested:
-Sheila Diane Bailey, 19, of Artesia,
for possession of marijuana.
-Karen Lee Holsombacb and her
husband Donald, both 26, o! Long Beach,
for possession of marijuana.
-Susan . Doreen Guillen, 18, of Buena
Park, for pcdS'ession of marijuana.
-Donald Dean Rhodes, 21, of Buena
Park, for possession of marijuana IDd.
dangerous drugs.
--Oyde Arlm Moss, 25, ol Artesia, for
poPtMion of marijuana. ·
-Bruce Atsn ElnelB; 11, of· Gorden
Grove, for possession ol marljuanll,
dangerous drugs and cocaine.
Bail for all except Elniss was set ,t
$1,000 e&ch. Bail for Elness was tet •at
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Del. Marty Engquist • pJd off!cers
allegedly found three ,rm.., two plitols
and a sawed off shotgun· at tbe bome at
9721 Poppy Circle. He noted-that the
pistols '•nd rifles' were all . legall,y
pMSeSSed by residents of tbe home.
In addition to th«! drugs and weapons,
the detective said they found equipment
investigators believe was used to
manufacture hashish oil.
Engquist said the raid, which was
conducted with two Fountain ""valley
officers and four from Buena Park, was
based on infonnalion received by the
. Buena P?fk department.
Panda Pander
Hsing-Hsing, Ling-Ling in Luv-Luv
. . WASHINGTON (UPI)-It may be 20 degrees with a wintry wind
sliang_ through the Nati~nal Zoo, but it might as well be spring for ~g-lin!l and Hsing-Hsing, 'the only two giant pandas in captivity
ID the Umted States.
Tile young pandas are flirting shamelessly through the wire
fence that separates their .outdoor cages.
Panda keeper Larry It Collins says the two spend increasingly
more lime getting one apother's attention with handstands and other
socially IesHcceptable gestures of love.
Will l!'"Y mate and produce the 11th panda born In captivity?
AW. Collins said Wednesday, the pandas will haw no physical
con~ct ffll'l>01'h;IPS two 111or< years.. .
'The female panda is bigger and older than the male and he
may_ get useci to assuming a SUbmissive role in their relationship,*
Collins said. 'They are too young for mating and bringing them t...
gether now may rule out any h op e s we have for produ"'•• off· spnng." ~
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POW Relatives Demand Accounting hy Hanoi
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Three emotim-
cboked ..iau.es of -caplund
in Vietnam said W..._,ay that Jn!OI'
malino aupplled by t b e Oommllllis1.s
sharply conlrast..i with other reports
ttw.Y have received about lhe.ir loved oo&• plight.
"I refuse to believe that my SOD is
dead," said Olarles J. Ray of suburban
Reoeda. Lists released by the North Vie~
namese in Paris receouy said his son
James "died in captivity" in a Commu-
nist pri9oo camp, be said.
Flanked by Ray and about 15 other
POW-MIA relatives, C&role Ha.nsoo of
Et Ten, former cbllrmln of the Nallooal
Lellue of Familia of Amtii<m -
... and Millq In---~ told. -coot ....... """ tbat all -lo -Nortb Vietnam -.t "be witbhold untll the quOstJon of 'our men In
Laos is ..Wed." She added1hat the Om-
munlsts fail""' lo disclose wbal Ille c:aJled
a comjllete llst may be "a cruel hoax."
Ray. said bis ""'· reported caJll!lre<l Jn
MaJdl 1968 while on palrJll with the Arm~
Specilil Foroos, had been listed ·u a pris-
oner of war after. two former U.S. pril..
oners bad reported the stall oergeant,
now 24, was "alive and well'' in a Com-
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the Viet cane. m1 -of the omis-
sion o1 POW-~ lists 1""11 Laoo and "''"""'Ila. ft muse to ae<ep1 !bat 'Ray
died in copeiVlty' · u final,• the lathtr
said. He said no date was glwo for bis
-···alleged death.
"We showed the Communists t bey
couldD1 push US an>ond mllitllrll1. cBut
Ibey cao still -us politica!Jy if we let
them get away with withholdiQI the
listl, .. Ray said.
Tiie U.S. ,.....,,...t baa said It Is
Developers Fight Plan
I ncreased P ark Acreage Ge ts Denial From Board . . •
By JACK BROBACK
Of IM DlllY l"lltt SIMI
A prnposal to increase the local park
~t imposed on land developers
to tour acres per 1,000 residents was
defeated by a 3-2: vote by the Orange
Couoty Board of Supel'Vi!br> Wednesday.
Developen: were unanimous in
'!J'P"'ing the requiremelll. Richard
Het9e, vice president for planning or the
Irvine.Company aald the current Z\2-acre
rc :;;:.:.irement was more than adequate to
handle all needs. He said one of the
company's projects which ii planned for
maxhnum recreation had only %.9 acres
per 1,~ in such facilities. (Related
story, Page 1%).
Gilbert Ferguson, executive director of
CEEED, an organization of developers,
euvironmentalists and labor unions,
criticized the planning staff report for
inaccuracies.
Speaking for the four-acre per 1,000
plan were Nance North of the Saddleback
Area Coordinating Council; Elsie
Kroeache of Costa Mesa of tbe Housing
Coalition, and Robert Soyder o! the
EnviranIQental Coalition
Both Mrs. Kroescbe aod · Snyder
admitted the plan would preclude low
co.:;t housing.
Supervisonl Rooald W. Caspers aod
Robert Battio supported the foor acres
plan. Opposed were Supervisors David L.
Baker, Ralph Diedrich and Ralph Clark.
* * * Lett,er Bombs Maifed r 4 New Countv
To European Actresses
ROME !UPI) -Those letters
addressed to three actresses were not
from fans. They cootained bombs.
So far, no one has been hurt, but police
b1 Pisa, F1orence, Rome and elsewhere
said today they are WJrried about the
Jates spate of letter bombs.
1be actresses said nothing.
1be third such leiter in six days
exploded accideotally Wednesday in a
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Suing County
.LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The
operatof of the l'lmycilt Theater
chain, which lhows X-r8led movies, mi:c1 .w1 In l"'°ral court..
Wednesday against Buena Park
city and Orange County official&}
aod the chairman of a group caned
"Ffieodll ol lleapect8ble, Clean
Entertainment."
The suit by Vincent Miranda
asked $2 million in damages from
the defendants for allegedly
harassing him with
uncooslitutiooal. bad f a i t b
prosecutioos, searcheo, movie film
seizures and arbitrary enforcement
of fire preverition laws.
mailbag at the Pisa railway station. Like
the earlier two letters, that one was
mailed from Tuscan villages within 22
.IJliles of Florence.
1be best known target was actress
Elsa Martinelli, a star in many of the
~ucier Italian movies of the 1960s. Like .
her, the other-two actresses are best
known for scantily-elad roles.
"It looks like the work of one man," a
police said, "someone w:ith a grudge
against actresses in general."
1be first letter bomb was addressed to
West Gennan actress Sol.vi Stubing and
exploded Friday in a mail sorting office
a! the Florence railway station, shooting
flames 10 feet into the air.
Mailman Paolo Barti, 44, was not
injured but went to a hospital for what
his doctor called "light mental shock."
Miss Stubing; best known fOl' scantily·
clad appearaoces in lelevWon beer ads,
is curreotJy appeartng in a musical.
On Monday, a thick orange-colored
envelope amved at the Rome borne of
mcwie~actress Laura.Antonelli. · Her-lrusband, Enrico . Piacentini,
decided th,e ,.envelope looked suspicious
and calJed .pblice. Bomb disposal experts
X-rayed the envelope, then opened it.
Inside was a defused explosive device,
consisting of l:Yt. ounces of explosive with
a chemical detonator.
The bomb adOressed lo Miss Martinelli
exploded Wedr.esday at the Pisa station.
It was in a gray envelope and sent up a
lot of smoke but caused no damage.
" Parks Added .
To 'Package'
Four new parks were added to the list
of planned regiooaJ county parks
Wednesday.
As preaented by Kenneth Sampson,
director of Harbors; Beaches and Parks
they included the Fairview Park in Costa
Mesa, the Richard Nimn Lake Park in
norlbem Orange County, the Old Saota
Ana Park on the Santa -Ana River and
the Starr Ranch in the southeastern
county.
Sampson aald the pack.age would cost
$25 million eventually and would have
three million use days per year. He aald
the Z,500-acre Starr Ranch would
eventually be the largest in the county.
The report was PreseJ\ted to get the
greeo light for apending of funds lo
acquire, develop and maintain the parb:
lncbfed -In the -program ...... deilelopimol Of l1'it and view sites on the
Ortega Hlgbway.
Sampson said the county would have to
pay the state a minimum $1'),000 down
payment oa the Fairview Park. He
outlined plans for spending $50,000 oo the
Starr Ranch Park this year and $250,000
in 1975-76.
The Nimn Lake Park would require
$50,000 this year, and two subsequent
payments of $500.000 each. Saota Ana
River trails, aootber element. would cost
$111,000; Comnnmity Parts, $130,000; the
Hasler Basin Park in Ganlen Grove,
$100,000; and the Old Santa Ana or Five
Coves part $205,000. .
He listed as under coostruction Mile
Square, University Villa Park, Craig
Flllfertoo Dam and Laguna ljlguel.
.. , IC the North Vietnamese tbJoogb
dlplaa>offc cm-is fer on accounting ol
_. ., mm reportedly sbol itown over
1-while bombing Communist supply -· -}'llrlcla !lardy, 30, ol Covina, said her
hi.t.ncf apPeared on no North Vietnam-
eae lists. ewn though Hanoi radio bad
aonouooed that bis plane was shot down
in 'October 1967.'1 Her husband ls Air
For<e Clpl. John Hardy.
Mrs. Netada Thomason said ber son,
Novy Lieut. Marvin B.C. Wiles of San
Jlle&o, waa not listed, even lhoogb the
U.S. State Department bad earlier con-
firmed be was a. prisoner. He was shot
Real Old Model
down last May, silo aid.
Mn. -aald ....... .._ llOd
tired of Hanoi's manipulation ol our
men." Her husband, a 30-year-dd Ma-
rine captain, Stephen, WIS r<paried !bot
down O\'er Laos In Jlft 1967.
"At this point ~ can't help but ast
ourselves: Was it {Withboldjng a full listJ
a cruel hoax" A pfanned catcula1ed
move? An tna£ility lo account for these
men? Or simply an indifferenre to the
aoguish of the families!"
The Communists declined to mate a
full disclosure or prisoners alter the
Korean coofllct. she said, aod termed the
incol!lplete Vietnam ac<GUDling "typical"
UPIT ........
At the age of 99, Mn;. Elizabeth Bisson has become a model. showing
the 19th century gown she wore in a recent Seattle style show. She
says the dress1 with a bustle in back, is Jike those her mother wore.
Oakland Deputy Assaired
For l{illirig ·wild Cougar
OAKLAND (AP) -Deputy Sheriff .
Tom Ziegler was looking for leen·age
trespassers at an abandoned tuberculosis
sanilariuin in the Liver.more foothills
when, rounding a corner of a boarded-up
building, he came face to face with a
spitting, snarling 150-pound mountain
lion.
1be startled officer drew bis service
revolver and squeezed off three quick
shot! at the animal crouched about 10
feel away Sunday. The puma jumped
backward, d,isappeared in the darkness
and was roUnct dead a :ew minutes tater.
Now, a dispute bas arisen whether
Ziegler, 29, a seven-year veteran. 5hould
be reprimanded by the Alameda Comly
sheriff for killing the !-year-old female
mountain lion.
Cougars never have been known to
attack .humans and they ari! on the
protected species list, the state Fish and
Game Department complaioeci
"Well, there's always a first time,"
Sheriff Frank Madigan said Wednesday
in defense of his deputy.
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of -pb"-'>Y and added lhe .... ..,_ aapebtd" that the lllt WU~
wttbileldlhiltime.
'1'be COmmuntsts De\'1S' consider a war to be .,..,. and so they !eel holding
these men may eventually """"'1plish
some purpose,'' Mrs. Hamon sakl.
She oitlciled ~ leaden for
a planned trip to North Vietna.,,.
"ll is stmply appalllog to me that at
this m-y moment a group of our Con-
gressional leaders are planning a trip
10 Hanoi to deal "''ith the question of
reciprocity for bomb damages while the
fate of some of their 09r11 conslltuents
still hangs in the balance," she said .
RamsStadiu,m,
I n Anaheim
A Possibility
Serious pegotiatioos have been under
way for several monthiwhidt could lead
lo the Los Angeles Ram~ -professional
····footllall team building a new stadium
near the Anaheim Stadium , city oUiciaJs
revealed today.
Land under discussioo is now occupied
by part of the Anaheim Stadium parki(lg
lot and incluclos 19 acres across
Orangenod Amiue south of the s1actmm.
. The Rams are said lo be principally
mltte:Sted in consolidated offices and
training facilitn.for the team.
Thomas F. Liegler, director of
operatiom for Anaheim Stadium, said
negotiations have been carried out with
ilams' owner Carroll Roaenblooiii.
The Rams """ train in Long Beach ..
and bave offices in Los Angel... They
ha\•e an option running for one year at
their preSenl game site, the Los Angeles
Coliseum. Rosenbloom emphasized that
the Rams' first priority is a new training
t .cility and office site. ..
~ayor Jack Dutton of Analleim said be
h<utTa.tbd lo Rosenbloom but was not
too optimistic that 1 stadium would be
r ;tructed soon.
No Subsidies
For Radicals?
AIJSnN, Tu. (UPI) -A bill
introduced in the Teua LqJslature
would stap colleges from collecting
Sludent fees to bire rldical 1peaken or
!und "mililanl It Ude n t lll'lUPO.
bnrno&emal dances ud olbcr ICIJvttiea , tMt .... ~ve'lo dlillt .........
··StudenU who do not wish to
participate in IUch ontb Mould not be
&>reed lo flnaoclallJr -.... Sen. Walter Meqden, the lllll'1 ...,._, said W.edoesday. ~
· "Tllis legl••ian will also stop
compulsory -t fee. f r om paying
radical speakers such as Abbie Hoffman,
Jerry Rubin or Julian Bond," he aaid.
Fire Hil8 · School
OAKLAND (AP) - A fire destroyed
Skyline High School'• home economics am arts and crafts building Wedne!day
and ~ the ~ school for
the day. P-u:e Chief Junes Jen.sen
estimated the Joa at $100,000.
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Sampoon said I lr"e perks would be
floanc:ed· by the !lkent Hartlbr. Beaches
and Parks District tax rate and federal
and state grants. -+rt=-._,,lea ther sofa-o r sofa sl.eepers
Snorkel ~alk
Tommy Merrill , 8, and bis 10.year'old l!Uter Stephanie find they can
talk things over Jn privacy with their new snoriel jac;Jcets. Living In
Porlland, Maine, they alllO can use the extra warmth the coau pro-
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County Approves
Study for Open
Spa~ Purchases
Oringe Couoty supervisors '!l'P"'Ved in
Iii~ a _, of the oost-tienefit ratio
of the purdiase of open space in the
countp but a 1 t e d for a financial
feasibility study of the $125,000 requested
for a 'consultant. •
The request was made by the Citizens
Advtsnry Committee Oil Open Space
wblch .ea&d !Or .eoiopletiiln of the study
by Aprll 17./ .
The.county 1111!'1 add an open space
element to its general plan by June 30,
according to state law.
The committee spokesman, Larry
Dean uld the group did not have the
npertlse to conduct the cost-benefit ratio . lbelf.
Nm week the 111pervisors are slated lo
·-the llnanclng of the study and name a· cooau!tant from .a list of three.
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SIN A: 8TlJFF DEPT. -Oh my, you
read the news these days and learn that
tmible thingJ are going on right here in
Orange County. Outrageous sexy
happenings art located •ound every
<Xll'm!'. And worse. people are getting
away with it.
Wby, you take not loo long ago right
here on our Orange COast, a Huntington
Beach cwpl4 was bn>ug)ll before the bar
ol jullico because Ibey had a whole
warebl:me filled with sexy motion
(: pictures and such.
' Forces of law and Order swooped down
' upoo Ibis palr and balled Ulem to court
G on pornography charges. But a Jury
,,. found the couple innocent. Next, the law
r enforoem<tlt people bad insult added to
injury when they were ordered to give
"' the lolb their films back. ,,
NUDE GJRUES dance in two taverns
, in Costa Mesa. RJght out there In Iron! or
·• beer drlnken and everybody. Do they get
.-. arrested? No, the !....,.. or Cosla Mesa
law say their bands .,. tied and all they
can do is k>ot on. Well, they may not be
euctly looking oo.
Well, you might. say, at least these
ladies who prance about in a natural
slate are biding from the legal eagles,
rigllt? Wrong. 'ftley've got signs eight
feet tall oul!ide the taverns announcing
the delights awaiting patn>os on tbe
interior.
SINFUL FILMS m being exhibited to
the public everywhett. You take the one
titled, "Love Under Seventeen." A kiddie
movie. you figure? Nope.· 'MM! same
advertisement warns you, "Rated X. No
One Under Eighteen Admitted."
FlicU like this one draw varied
• reactions in our good Orange County
communities. Up there in Buena Park.
ooe of the sexy movie houses so enraged
the shaken and movers of civic good
that they orpniu!cl to llgbl the theater.
The group bileame known as tbe
"Friends of ftes9ectable. CI ea n
Entertalruneol," or FORCE tor lhorl.
Faced with IUCll formidable opposition,
you fi.1Ure Ibis _.. operator is going to
pack his projedo( and nee town on the
fint RTD bm, right? Wrong again.
BRAZEN RIGHT to the end, be files a
lawsuit against FORCE, alleging tbal the
group is using loo much of it.
Better lhe Buena Park folks change the
name of their outfit to something like
"f'o~ Against Terrible Evil," or
FATE for short. That bas a better ring to
it.
Righi back here upon the good Orange
Coast. Huntington Beach vice officers
recently swept into a nice residential
neigh-and busted three n i c e
residentia.l girls on allegations that they
were ladies of the night. Actually
operating out of a tract house, if you will.
Now don't you know that Dipped the
neighborhood into considerable of. a
ti zzy?
NOT ONLY THAT, but the girl
suspects made bail and went right on
home Or maybe it would be more
accurate to say they went back to their
house. Now they've been arTelted again.
All o( this-seems to prove that you
neve r know where sex is golng to 1trike
next right here in Orange County.
· In tbe past. our good District Att.mey
Cecil Hicks has done wonders for us in
eliminating this kind or evil. Hicks,
ho"·ever, is pretty well occupied these
days in bringing drug gur1J Dr. Tim
Leary to justict. ·
Is it possible that Leary has overloaded
llicks' circuits?
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Ch .inaSpy
Confirmed
By Nixon
WASHINGTON (API-'-l'n!sidml Nis-
an baa publicly admitted that an Ameri-
Can captured in ctUna 20 years ago was
a CIA agent. but adminiJtratiOn olfJCials
say it was not an effort to trade for tbt
man's early release.
Other government....,... had .a-1·
edged the espionage role al John Thom.as
Downey and Richard Fecteau -thdr
( IN ·SHORT ..• )
plane was sOOt down, but N~ was the
llrst U.S. ornclal 1o put It Gil the """'11
during his Wednesday news c:mfermoe_
1'he old official line bad been tbal
Downey and Fecteau were civi~ ~
ploYes or the .\mly whooe,plane ...
downed when it strayed oU COlll'3t c:n a
ffighl lrom Korea to Japan.
1 e Ameadneettt Ddefiefl
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -'!be <Jtla.
homa House lw rejeded by a ,_ ol SJ
to Uthe propoeed equal righU for_,
amendment lo the U.S. Coustih•i<xi JWe
leglalaton said, amooi other tbiDp, ii
defied the Bible.
"We have enoogh permirsi...,.. in
our society already," said Rep.· ,,....
Mooka of Muskogee. '"lbe Billie, a..
Good Book, says woman aball aerve brr
husband."
e Watergate la .. by
WASIUNGTON (APJ -Sen. Sam J.
Ervin Jr., chosen to bead a Semite .it-
vestigation of the Watergate txa~ af-
lalr, wants to create a sp<ciaJ ftve.mom-
ber committee with brood ..w.i-ia -en to conduct the JWOhe.
Alked 11 White House &ides miOJl be
called to teotlfy, Ervin said be -
to subpoena witnesses 11 be believ<S tl"Y
have information "regardless ol & pali-
tiOllS they bold."
e Voleanie Ash Goes
REYKJAVIK (UPI) -Oflicials said
today the skies above the vok::anic island
of Heimaey ls oow free of ash fer Che
first time since an eruption thett nine
da}'.S ago sbt its 5,000 inhabitants fleeing.
But they said another lava sb'eam w.u
spotted Wednesday flowing from the main
crater or the He!8afjeD wlcano.
\ e Blade's Wr.r.., R•••eo1
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) -Mrs. Hap
L. Black has been robbed of SIJ by a
young man who forced his way lnlo the
home or the widow al tho fate Sapmne
Court justice at lmilepoint, polke ftllC>rt_
Mrs. Black was unharmed; the ...ail-
ant escaped.
She !old police sbe had just mumed
from a shopping trip Tuetlday when her
doorbell rang and she waa accoo1ed by
the robber.
--"1'fta I •eU
Les Wllillm, • repot1u for
min-hd; Andenon, has
-·-..imcmneclion
with ilrninnt1ntiws at Buruo
al IDdim Afhirs IJlplding wt
Noftm.ber. He is charged with
rec:ei•iug llolm gowernmem
papen-
2 Patrolmen
Shot, Killed
In Milwa•ee
JULWAIJKEE, Wis. (AP) -Two
...-----thoir polke vm Wt*; wbj ligllt., IMC SWWbb of
police -• il • Marth Side
rfftM•lwd.. A.-.-..... said_,._ been
iuwlftlll • ta iM .... .., found
wlwJ A ... Jt MDcb from the
dwd~ 9!l9r. _. a ~ man
--illo mt 4J early today for .... . c
Ba -··., * mi Wd wwsuw:o lhe al&:tn .n dllt dilt #b•q•iug to
eel -W . W ir.d pmm imo their
palnl-
111< -...,.. dis!uiaed by
deRdiftS • .mm in a patrul car.
111<--lad--totfle .....
by a ndie ac• llf" fna. the two
paa ' m 1•cp ·~ *flid•• e
It w die last b•1 uftsi•• fnm the
~ (Jfliriok -tbeJ ...... told bf ,, •al• 11m .... ax s1as ~
fired, -9 111111 a -wm em naming __ ... _
ne ....... aw A M:i'E' iks4•W as
Gmdd ........... --T. Smillt, :ff_ • -. . _,. --.... --the PllQ Dqwbaul less dm • ~-
Hempe .... - -111< lmtt silt JSfS.
Four Execut,ed;
Sailor Calhd
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Walking Arsenal
Sl'f2iCl!BYILL& lid. (UPI) -An
AWOL ....... --"1 polft as a
....... • ', is bSg """"" fur the
e'i,,.p ~ slaJiacs fl tlne mm in
tbis nnl .a ... WaslWeChll, D.C.
Hd ,_. tloe wwwda 4 -man al ........ .,_illo. .....,...,_,..,._
.Wtdl••ta, Bnce Bew:le:w Shieewes.
22. ol 'll'a ,. ,. -is bSg -.Ill tor the ...... al • .,_ deputy
sberift *die"' h tw. cl. a n!!8I estate
--was rcluml -..-Sha;cs. A ..... frcm ~ lbYal Air-·iw.. ......... ..,....,.., is
""""'rill -....... .llll-rifle .. cm fin! dile ~ is ..,.ppm lo his arm ..... ealnw.C ~ said.
'Dae b o d i e s ti Git tlwee mm ft!'!l
-.... ..., IJ-.: -"" in • P>OI al -ill 111< li<illg nan ol a i_,
&.me - -a -.. aft..-Ibey
""'"' IEilltd.
Thunderstorm Hits · Plains
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Gale Warnings Vp Alo1ig Pacific Nortl&west Coast
.. -
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Big. Guns Aided Nixoll
Howard :Hughes, Sinatra Donawd Funds
. Walface ~ Dela Systems ti. WASHINGTON (APJ -Recluse Humphrey and Gov. George c. :'11.;..,ttibuted -t IQ,000. Tbey
-Ire Howard Hugbea, singer Frank ln the tll&I campatgJL were i.tm.ctge Hart m , pmident, who
Sim1n and two executives of. a computer AVADABLE PUBUC records show gave $40.%71, and Thomas J. Marquez,
company that was recently investigated Nimi spent $%2.4 million to get elected to vice president, wbo ls down for $Zl.fl04.
by 0 -·--·~-•ttee were among his first term. MM of Hughes' conttibulioos a QUl,LXl OWU\.YUUlU No reports were available from the: identified him as a "self-employed
top eootributon to President Nixon's re-major committees that worted for Sen. investor" of Houston. But one carried the
election campaign during its final days. George S. McGov<m (DS.D.), the tm address of RDbert Ba>nett, presidmt al a
R.ports Ill~ with tlle General Democratic candidate. Washingloo public relations f1'1D wl!lch
Acccamtlng Office show .Hughes. the McGovern, however, i5 believed to represents the Hughes emplre.
eccentric aviation pioneer who bas not have spent about $35 milliol;t in !be The n.ame o( Bennett, soo of Sen.
been seen in public'for many years. primaries and the general election which Wallace Bennett (R·Utab), cropped up in
spread $18,000 in"contributions over half would be more than double what the news earlier this year as the
a dozen Nixon commit-. Humphrey spool In tll&I. . employer al Howard E. HIDll who pleaded
'!be repon. were ooly the first lew Slnstra. who has ~ a highly guilty lo charges be took part In the
processed by tbe GAO ol hundreds that publicized !riendshlp with Vice President break-In and atlempled bugging .or lbe
were due at midnight Wednesday from Spiro Agnew, contributed fl.!tOOO to a Democratic National Committee
committees that raised or spent $1 ,000 or series of committees ~. mlliig early headquarters at the Watergate here.
more on last year's presidential .. reports. His total is expected to be in the Bellnett has said Hunt worked for the
campaign. $50,<XXI range. .. firm for abOOt a year as a writer and
rofAL CONTRIBU')'IONS by Hughes,
now believed to be living in London ,
reportedly may top $100,000 when all the
TWO TOP EXEcunvES of Dallas was employed there at the time of the
millionaire R o s s Perot's computer break·in.
~ :"1~~ther contributors show up ~ Vital Sign_S Good
frequenlly in the early reports, indicating
that the last wave of donors· may have · lig. htl ::"':~~t 01!;~.r:;rt~::os: Stennis Gains S. · . y,
commooplace.
Reports from ttie Z3 national or state-
level Nixon committees available
Wednesday. including the ·flagship
Finance C.onunittee to Re-Elect the
Presldent, of Washington, showed total
spending between April 7 and Dec. 31 of
$33.3 million with $4.8 million in cash left
over.
The fmal figure on what it C()St to re-
elect President Nixon is expected to be
about '46 million. That would be some $2
million more than the record total spent
by Nixon, Democrat Hubert H.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Dtfiftry ti ~ Dail)' Plklt
is guarant.ttd
......, ... n.&.r: Pf -... -"'" , ..... ~ .. S::lli ,.,.,, <fil -.,.... Ci11>"1' will
._ ....... i. .,... C•lb ••• f»."" Vf>lll ,,....... .
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,_ ~ "' ' ...... "',.,....,. w ....... -T· , .. -f u,,. ..ti ... ~ i. ,.-. can. .,, ,.., .. ltlllit 11 •·"'-
Mosl Orange County '"•as 642·4121 ,..,,..,._, Huntington Buch
illld We$fml!lfler .... . 540·1220
S... Clemel'lft', C•Dlslr•no Bee<:h, s.n J..,.... OD!lfrilno, Dene f>clnt,
SOut7I UguN, l.ilg-HJol.MI 4f:Z.44:ZO
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Remains 'Very Serious'
WASIUNGTON (AP) -Sen. Jobn C.
' Stennis, shot twice in a holdup, remained
in very serious condition today. but a
hospital 5JX1kesman said the 7l·Yea!';-Old
chairman of the Senate Armed Services
Committee showed slight improvement
after spending a comfortable night.
The spokesman said at a briefing that
the prospects for Stf!llllis' recovery were
still "guarded." But be said the senator
was a'A·ake and hls vitaJ signs were good.
Stennis' 1 administrative ~.
William Cresswell. said Slennis was
"very alert" when visited Wednesday
night by bis wife, Coy, and son, John
Hampton Stennis. He said John visited
briefly again today about 5:30 a.m.
Police and FBI agents •. meanwhile.
checked polie< ljjoo and visited several
high schools In an effort 1o learn the
identity of two teen-agers who are
believed responsible for shooting Stennis
outside bis northwest Washington home
Tuesday night.
STENNIS UNDERWE!\.'T 6~2 hours of
surgery for the wounds -ooe in the
thigb and ooe which entered !be chest
and passed through the stomach and lhe
pancreas. He has .been fed intra~usly
and received multiple blood transfusUXlS.
Tbe spokesman at Walter Reed Army
Medical 'Center. Maj. Gen. Frank
Garland, said Stennis' condition was
•·still very serious and the prognosis is
guarded ..
But be said tbe Mississippi Democrat
was "doing well in view of his extensive
woonds and the subsequent surgery."
Garland said Stennis had been ID
excellent health, which "is one of the
prime factors to bis benefit."
ASKED IF THE senator's life was in
danger, Garland said, ''Any persoo who
is very seriously ill faces this danger.
1bis is certainly true in the senator's
~."
The senator's attackers reportedly took
his wallet containing credit cards, a gold
pocket watch, his Phi Beta Kappa key
and a ~nt piece.
Police and FBI spokesmen refused to
comment on their investigation.
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1.AGUNA HlU3 BllANCH 2"0ll.OUe de la Plat.a, I.au• Hills, Calif. 926.fJ
T-: !16"100
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Shotgun Justjce? Grand 1"'11 Prok
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; Pentagon
Officer
Testifies . San ]me ,Women Handk Oum Theft Case
Honor Camp Aide
Forced From Post
m .... MM•(lll'I) _ ... ,""'a••••
LOS ANGELES (APl -A
retired Air F«<e alliclr has
told jurors In Iha Pmagm
papers trial of -onion lo
tefDOVe from government flles
reports which oould help
acquit Daniel Ellsberg 11111
Anthony Russo.
'nle govemmeol, trying to
refute the testimony,
continues~ ol. u . Col. F.dward A. Milltr
tOOay belare ~ Iha
man alleged to have written a
memo amit ,the onion,
(. BRIEFS )
Charles Hinkle, -ol tbe Office QI Security Review
(OSRl. •
tbll llonJChy itallilnmer and The t ... -lllW tired
Lee Lowrence spent a week . of waiUng and began a 00.,,..
tndlaa down leads liefore to-door <anvass of their .-erlng .. nn1 llj)pllances, jewelry, a coin coUectlon and nelgbbcrOOod In which lbeJ
fm In <ash IUen In the J111r got d e a c r I pt t o D a !ro<n
ll blqlary. neighbors of pooaible suspects
Pdloo !Gund !h!prprlnta at and decided one 111-yoaNld
the resldeooe and told the youth had been Involved.
-lo wait until Ille
burJ)an tried lo fence the
slolmpcoperty.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Ono
official has been removed and
another demoted In the wake
of a county grand jury
investigation into the county's
minimum security honor camp
prisons.
'l'BEIR NEXT STEP was to
have a male friend approach
the youth and aali to buy aeme "bot" merchandise at a u .. 1 T.-....
Clarence W. Wood, 43,
assistant director of the honor
camps since mld~lt71,
resigned hl5 119,00G+year job
Wednesday at the request ol bargain price. H_e was offered sw-et Seugllt a ........, -tbelr stereo, the -.--dittclor Frank C. Woodson,
Conservation Lobby
Panel Reoognius Pair
women said. They went to Herman Bell, 24, Jinked said county Admlnhtntor
police to get a aearch warrant, to the slaying ol a San Fred Morey.
but were told their evidence wa.s insufftcient for a warrant Francisco lawman in RICHARD S. SPIKE, 37,
to be iss!ed. Oct. 1971, bas b e e n supervisor of the camps•
It was at this polnt that named as suspect in correctional t r e a t m e n t
Miss Lawrence took the killing of two New program, was demoted to
shotgun to the youth's home York officers three correctional counselor, Morey
ll.300 cut In salary ID '11,.,
a spokeaman said.
In • report last o.++n:. ..
grand jury ---and IUqal clrup _.....,
available in the c:m1p.
homo1e1:uatit7 •••
widespread, ... ,... ~
frequenl ud ·~ ~ was k»w.
The jury can.d llr11ie&ils <i. Wood, Spike, W-m
Lee F . Beasellt.
superintendent <I Che ..,,,,..
wort furloqgb -· 'Ille
.. ---_,... -...... 5?' 7
•11111' .... S IF .. ' ._ a • a --~ --q .... • .. • ····..r.
-Clllldr,. .. --7 , ..... _ ...
1ii 7 ....... ,... ...,._ cf .,.._Cid._
-§M_6r_ iilQ. a G' e. 6t -.---·--... -cf ... --.... -----jury aecme4 Ille .... r I •L---------"
"allemptlng ID -b
dbclpiine <{ lhe -ill •
mistaken """"" la Jil"'* the inma~-••
and demanded the Btereo. He months earlier. said. The demotion includes a
SACR.AMENTO (AP) -Prop. • created a series of told her he bought it from ---------MOREY SW> --EU.berg, 41, and Rulso, 35,
former researmers ~ mentht pro~ are .
WI esponage,
and theft In CODDOCtlon with
the ...i-lo news media <l
the Peltogoe Popon, •. top
Oiostlioe ~ ... ...,.,. Independent commissions someone else, but be gave it another county efficial ~.::,.,=-m::" -~ charged with planning the up, said Mias Lawarence. G • l s c to ~= ~'*"J:.:•~ ID -"" 1AP> -~" Wednesday long-nnge proteollon of Shegavehlmaballhourto J,T ays ·rans fi didn't find ... , ·• 6r ._ ap Sh I LP*
.._ --m__;..-d n,,.,_,,,5 I o I l m I I e locate other items during . ... - - -
Lying T~
End Sought
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u' UlC' ~ ~ a D \All.Uwwo. • -which they w-• to two other dismisul or •le•••• Betlil cllla •-..
Camao-League, a CIJUlfine. homes In the -area and got s 'D d D • k' Woodson was blrell --• -lliliiClll! ., 11 JD -
.....i blslllry al U.S. -men! In Vietnam. -eonseMallon '""'meuure abo gave the most of the stolen Uems, she on ru, gge rin. period of ........... .,,. :s:::r ::.:. lobbying ~~~ /O_ • cormrilukJlw stiff interim said. and bas 4'inttMtt4 _.
Sm. l'd<r ~ ••r permit alllhorily over most "Apparently tbe w or d lmprovemmbl in 1IR --e Hosplhzl P'-
SACRAllENl'O (AP) -'!be
Reagan admlnlstnlioa says 11
plans lo saap the CalifmDa
Hospital C-Ommissicxi and
replace it with a new
oommissm having broad
powen1 to regulate hospitals
and ouning homos
including rate increaS<S.
'l'lllorm), antbar ol wild riftn new ClOllSlnJotlon along the already was out about a LOS ANGELES (AP) -jurors Wednesday she met camp." .._ .._, a •n •
protediaa legislitim, WU coast. cmerlll)' exemptiDg shotgun-toting housewife on Fonner Playboy bunny Joyce Robin Cranston last March 22 But M(ft)' ..... ._ I a a a p • 7 , '
a am e d o u II la ad In I only a1og1e family bou!ea tbe loose, because we didn't Will!ams bunt Into tears as Intend to gm. ~lhe=•;:;•~ -a " =~·the~~...!.~ 't..~ out.aide 1ubdlvtskq. encounter too much trouble," -L.-_.__,'-' .... a jury how at the home of a friend. more be!p in tbe _... 77 2 •••••tar7
~·· ., __..., •-w Al a hmrlMiM, Iha league Ams Lawrence said. -~~ w There Cranston, 24, offered of the hootr amp p;-· ? ' S .. Re -ti ._....,,,,...and, ... ueuts also___._. the ori~",. she was -·~'ally paralyzed h th dlnk she dded He_W_'s_• -_ ......... _
about IO eamervation-orienled wild J;;;'"bill to the wi~ AS A ·RESULT of the after cons~ a grape juice er e r ' 8 ' and Wood mncl1.W, "1lf ._..... ...._.
Dr. Earl w. Brian, head ol
the state Health and Welfare
Agency, said Wedne>day that
the proponed new agency
would have veto power over
all proponed new hoopllal and
nursing home -In lhe state and av<r '*
Cll'p"iRtims ,,jSan~Fnoruco~~~ll'l~bli~'c~re~la~tions~· ~jw~o~me~n~'s~actlo~n,~lhree~~tetn-~~drlnk~~al~l;eg~edl~y~s~p~ik;ed~wl~lh~1it~300~n~ma~d~e~her~na;useou~~s:and~jde~m~•~•iltn~~""~•~~~~~~~~~ja~·~3 ~~7 ;•~.,~-~-~~llla~ .......,h P I found ol agers have heeo -ed for drug by the son of Seo. Alan numbed her right leg and arm. ,...,,_.,.._ and j 4 t 1 Q 1-~ j p • -• •n•u•A-"~ol manthe .:::::!'..au~~.:.. r,u.':-:, The I dr ._._ ---t"""" • 1•e• _,_. 2 -_.....,, ~· _, ~· ~= investigation of burglary, Cranston. (D-O!lil.) arm ater ew up ww a capacity _.,,...,.. *" 6o 1lr p p • -..
Woodside, was coordinator or Committee of Two Million. police said. Miss Williams, 23, told clawlike position, she sai..1. position." --11111a. the Calibnia Coa11ta1 "' 2 W 2
-e llfe.,,er F.US
SAN FRANCISOO (AP) -
Harry Bridges' montllHoog
effort to lll<l'g< his West Coast
lonphore -with tbe giant Teamsten union bu cnD•i-f
over the dockworkers•
demands for aatononQ'.
'""' trocking -"'jecled autonomy for the •,1111
Jnternatlooal Loopbareml!ll's
and Wattbousemea'1 Unian membels within tbe ll-millian
member Teamsters.
Acting OD ttO)l1111eNtbw
by Bridges and tine -top ~.::u~
''that all ~ btltwea ·our
lwo unions ooncemlng -be terminated. .. . e s.ll1r GtlUt•
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A
blacks crewman who spent 15
days In tbe brig anting trial
has been ... -lo lwo mo"' nioolhs at bani labor
an... beiDg -ol aaaaultlng a w1iite sailor
aboard tbe alnnll cam..
Killy llawt.
A sp<dal -Jm1 of three omc.n -two enlisted lll<ll deUhera1od lJ
hours and toot a ballols
belore reaching 1-eDnfs
agr«meotW.........,ma
sentonce for Airman Donald
E. Hiclal, 211, ol -
Besides Iha brig -he .... reduced two paJ grades
lo tbe lowest rank.
It .... the first prllOn
sentence impoaed In lb: trials
heno stemming -Iha Od.
D-IJ nee nit at -In wldcb
41 perooos""" amsled.
e.BoolcSllit
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
A~ the Slate al
Calllomla with ......... the CODllitDtimal .......... Gf .
churcb and -. tbe
C alifornia TeaC:ber1
Association and the American
CM! Libertiea Uum liled ouil
Wednelday to llop lhe Ollle
from fllrnlahiog a... l<st-
lo private and parQddal
AH~ the cmservatJoniat
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Juvenile Behavior· •
WWI the ever-Increasing llledwUullon and· com·
JJUterizallon of our lives, II'• no wonder the "1984 syn-
ilrome• b becomln& widespread.
JtmDile indn, 'Whidi bu beeD'l!'"fDtalne.i. OD poper, f~ mare than 20 )'U1'L 'l'bll 14clll@j nameo·of juv...U..
who .ha .. been arruted and .hallilled by the juyealle·
c:ourU. ,llke all juvenile records, tbe Index ill doled .IO
the pubUc and dlspoeed of alter a ipeclfled.JJeriod' of
time.
-. The Idea that one's private life Is being computer·
heel In IOIDO hidden file that one day could be <WJtMd_
to Pl}'lnj: eyes Is di&Wteful, and dowmigbt scarf to the
avenge, freedom-loving individual The "behavior modlllcatloo" upe\lt II llllll another
n:iatter. TbU refers to a fedenll1 funded program, ,_.
going Into Ila' se«111d year In Orange County, with the Tbua the ronstemation ariaing from a news """''
Ice story out d. Sacramento wt week was hardly •W"
prblng. . approval of the Board of Supenllon. ·
The Capitol Neww 5enite story,, Wl/Ulhed In the
DAILY PILOT and other newspapers, -that names
of grade school children who have been Identified as
potential lawbreakers were to be lneluded In a computer·
!zed file for future police reference -without the
knowledge d. their parents.
It Is specifically dN!gned to tap younpWs 1rilh
bebavl~ problems from becoming involved In the crim-
inal justice sy5Um: ·
The program Is available to cblldren with emotional
or behavioral problema wbo can be· referred by their
parents or the scbools for , uamlnation and treatment
at the Behavior ~t and Treatment Center maln-
talm!d at Juvenile Hall, but outside the court. '
•
Furthermore, the klnderg'Vten Capones were sup-
poeed to be subjected to "behavior modification" treat·
ment ~ also without parental consent -designed to
otnightet1 them out before they got In real trouble with
the faw. But their identification as "pre-delinquents"
would remain on their iecords forever.
The JIS'&dellnquent . c1111noeling Is bu8d on the
theory that youngsters who, Jor one reGOn or another,
have extreme difficulty adjusting to their home and
school environment, are moOI. likely to be suscoptlble
to later pressuree that could lead them Into drug abuse
or other serious form1 of misbehavior. '!'be whole thing seemed rather shocking, and worth
further Investigation.
It developed that local edlool and police officials
had been equally surpmed by the news story. We now
Can assume that the wrtler assembled Information oo
two, or perhaps three previously publicized projects in
order to come up with what is substantially an inaccur·
ate conclusion.
By Identifying and treating their problems at an
early stage, it Is hoped many of these children can be
steered away from· trouble before they tangle with the
law. ·
What , Is being computerized nationwide is a "crim-
inal blslory" file which will contain brief infonJ>ation
on persons convicted of more serious crimes, in a 90rt
of condensation of tho traditional, and more cumber·
some "rap sbeet." This central record will enable local
police to obtain an Instant cbed: on persons appre-
hended, thus Insuring that a wanted criminal does not
slip out of custody for lack of information.
So far as the youngsters are concerned. there Is a
separate project to romputerize at the county level the
. The program, highly praised by Jtmnlle officers,
II entirely voluntary for both children and·tbefr parents
. and its O!\IY current problem ls a shortage of staff to handle ·requests for counseling. · · .
So it would. appear that, In this instlnce, ·the con-
sternation ·was. unfounded and the DAILY PILOT regrets
confusion caused liy the story. But this Is not' to aay that
the public should not continue to keep a walchful eye
on the ·~·of.science. ·
While -It Is true .. one school oflidal commented
that al!, learn!Jlg_ b ·fn fact a fonn of "behavior modlfi'.
cation, i_t ls equally·tnie that aJl•such programa are only
as effective as .the penona•.admlnistering them.
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''IHIS IS WHERE WE (AME 1N!'
College-Degre~s
No Lon_ger Magic
In Defense
Of Using
'L ong· Words
Other Routes to Justwe . .
New View of. Women's Lib
WASIIlNGTON -Women'• lib,
generally lpealing Is on tbe skids and
nothlq bas ooatrl6ufed to Ibis -. tbao
tbe growina realization that tbe Peociing
Equal Rights ·Amendment to tbe
CoMtltution ts not what most women
(rucHAJU> WILSo~ women under laws and the Constitution
as it eiisis, and that has been amply pro-
ved by the pressure oo AT&T and the
results which will now from H. 1be Great American Dream of a col·
Jege education automatically followed by a preatiglous, wet~paying career for the
graduat&b history now. No longer does•
sheepokin on the wall guarantee a higher
status, economic tecurity and pater
peraonal satisfaction. In the paat, when
college was only for the wealthy or very
ambitious, a degree was a magic key to
the door of aucceia.
But times have changed, fo< on the
hee1J of World War· n came a flood of
G.f.'1 retumin~to , a skyroc:Utiac birthrate, more groops lftklng .
86effer tduCa and an amuent atidet.y
that could aH to send millions on to
college -all of which resulted in a
.!Ubsequent lo'M!ring d. entrance stand-
ants and bloated mrollmentJ.
THUS, the specter of joblessness has
arisen to haunt today's college
graduates, many of whom cannot find
employment In the fields for which they
were trained and must take jobs at what
they consider to be lower levels of
prestige and pay tbao they had expe<ted.
The question is, how serioos is the prob-
lem and how do we solve it. As the
darkest end of the acale, some pr<dlct a
generation of embittered youths who
have invested four yean ·Of time and
money in a college degree, only to find
they possess skills for a job that does )>DI
exl.st. True, there are many of these
situations, as witneu the =~ed tucbers, mathematicians, · · cal
englneen and otbera.
But most young people should be adapt·
able enough to aim their skllls in some
other related direction instead ol .titting
around in disllhllionment Indefinitely,
waiting for exactlf·tM right niche to·~
pear.
THE PRESENT unemployment rote
among recent college graduates iJ clole
to 8 percent, compart'd to 5.6 percent for
the nation's entire labor force, act'Otdi.ng
to a Business Week magazine-Mticle en-
titled, "The job gap ror college graduates
in the '70s." But the jobless nte among
noncollege educated young people is run-
ning close to 15 percent. The matter 13
put into perspective in the Business Week
(GUEST REP~RT)
One of tbe llttle-<mdentood paradoxes
in communication i. that .the longer the
won! the aborter tbe . uplanstlon. The
more meaning you Can pack1'nto a single need and want. needed to complete·the process of amen-
·wonl, the fewen••nl• m .needeci' to get, . . Adoi>ted by Congress with peat fan-ding the Constitl!lio•· and advocates of
the idea ·across. f&r."t ~ l:nast-beating,.this .declar8.tion the amendment, still predicting victory,
article with the observation that, ''The Big words are re-ol the· indepeudeDce . concede that the route is growing
pay is bigbe< and job seairity better for sented by pen,.,. ol women.is now in roclder. (California· ·bas ratified the
the college gnoduate who can find wort, who don't under-dOnger ol bebWin> amendment. Ed.)
and II will still late a.degree to ,¢ to the stand them; 1114. Ii joctOd by '!'fl!<lenl A more promiSipg route toward Justice v~ ._in tbe future. Bui oo IOP-r is a aiurse -•"•n stales to preveiii,.t. " for"°· rGeD lies in lbe. am.••m ··dee, ision of ~degree a guaranlfe of ~PloY· they.;..;;.(,:;:;;.. '1 il!C'att?r, ADii ,i fo< , ' • Amerlcrn-Teiepbone &"Fei$aph; under
n!ent." fu!ie and ~..:...... I ""'4-..,._. I· no. T ·JlftlSlll'& !iom th& U.S .. Fiual Empley..
Cbaoge ls the """''"' to this ditell!tl?. ritber tbaq to ::i;;'. amendment _ta tn" ment Opportunitifs ·Co · ' 'and'tll!o
According to those who are still
fighting for the Equal Rl&bts
Amendment, the s!Owclown in oupport
can be attributed to two misconceptions,
that it will c;ause WOii!!'• to ~subjected
to military.draft and that men will• be
reqµu.<t to support lbi:fr fbillteo.
Women woold be subjected to the dnft,
~r~tOe ~ ij:;:-~ "~ ~ ., ................... .....
'ra "F. . ~ -~'M'"' · ~
FintolaD;-oodetymustltopoverseWng-· fy. But~•'-'is-not . . &\UI frvm _,,.. Nilcoo administrstlon~~ ' • ~ ucb, I d ... ., rc • I rr IS DOUBTFUL ii the slowdow!) In -c::oUege education. Our economy· cant the fa"'t ,of ·Je ... ...i.... · · ~ .-as.m_ or. !Ml"e, emp oy~ . eem.,.,, tQ l.11: T ctllns1:0 J'tct sup'port ,··atln'• .. table •• ---• __
absorb unlimited millions of college or -e; ji'j;'ii.e arrogance ·ot.the than 11 plomiaes·and, and sex discriminatmin .ilie ~-'' " ' causes. ..;;,_ mo';.; llket;',;;. j;'jj;
graduates in the wblte collar work forc:e. individual wbo misuoea the tools of com-In the 1ild<l1 .,...i -ol l'nl&9-Payments of SU to $15'millloo.to 1,1,000 growing realltation that the amendment
The coocepl that blue collar work is municatlon. · ,... Paul · Fnmd o1 the Hamad Law women and 2,000 minority men . wiij 1'" is 001 necessary. in vital matters, but If
honcrable bas been underplayed, and • Sebool, -.Ia .._ a Pandan'a Im ol made In restitution· o! )X'eviouSiy dOnled ratified woold, acconling to Paul A.
says ooe labcr leader, ". . . .A lot o! _WREN I WAS a lad, bigh school boYJ : legal ~11_ .. ..._. promolions, transfers and' pay increase" Fr und tr f · · and
i.oung .........ia would be much happier with a amattering of set--would ... , --.,,-Far the future, AT&T pledges $23 million e • ans onn every provwm ,_,_ their .... ....., w. THESE ~ -·u In , ___ 1 protection of law concerning women into
earning a still, µsing . msnual dex-oif the phrase, "Ontogeny recapilblates over . a wide fi<i<i7. _.,.::::~ ICI '::'. .. ~.:-Utbiswaygeare increases. for the a constitutional Issue to be resolved by te<!ty, tbao goini to g>llege." ~y, ..,.._, -r-~ the US Su Court d 'th coordinated planning by education and criminal law, doliiestlc rela-and -Any ~o.company which, like AT&'!', · · · preme • an WI un-
buliness to try maiching the DoW of ~ · · ~ teclfve labor leglllatioo, tumlQg topsy-mmt have goVermftent '3pprov8l for rate' certain result:'.
iractuates with what the economy can SYDNEY J,HARRIS turvy <ODVentlonal CCJllCellb ol the increases or aontracluat.retatioosblps I& In addition, the atmosphere of the
use is desperately needed. priVileCed place o1 ......., In aoclelJ for lltely to be expoaed to tbe same pressure times has changed and the uniSeJ: !OdelY
the sake of a "me.e..W...less ' and I irom tbe NJXOD administration. If the has lost wheatever charm it may bave
"THERE WILL, be far more stress on ml8clJfevOOs: pbrue a b-;: 1 •e<jua1 AT¥r precedent spreads across bad. Beblnd Ibis lies th& reality
job retraining and on vocatiollal, as op-ph!Jogeny," as ii they bad said sometbing rigbla,'" to quote the late Justice Fetilo ~can industry, far more will have hlghilghted by Professor Phil Kurland ol
p::ised to academJc, education, with more profound or obscure. And the phrase is: Frankfurter. been dme under existing law to correct the University of Chicago Law ScbooL
aod more corporations getting into the impressive or infuriating, depending As tbe dri\re , for ntlficatic:m of tbe diseiimination in 6 way that coont.s than Now women are _in fact coming to
business of training people !or a fee. The upon whether one is awed or lrTitated by ameildmenl;' 'OllCe · taken _.,...-·gr;iute,c1, 1J predictable under the pending Equal maturity, capable o1 competing with
educational system ol the futurd" -big wonls. , loses -momentum, tbe N'Jion ·ado"'.. Rigbis AmendmejlL --. men, with all legal diflerences wiped oul
academic and vocational -may be Yet, in truth, there Js no easier and mlnl:Stration 11 ~g sc:me specla1 · · . For every one of them there are P!IDY
dl!siped to tum out I....,. specialists and more accurate way to say il A penoo m~ and proenuiis affecting tbe TUE SOCIOLOGICAL, psychologoeat more unprepared for such competo'lioD
more-generalists: young people able and who grasps each ol these --status ot .......,_ A penooable Teus and euaI Implications of women's and to whom the imposition d. such a
willing to sbilt amoog a number of dil-grasps the whole Idea., w~as __ politlclsn, Anne Armstrong, bas been llberatiqo can llM!n be left to the special constitutional standard would be
ferent professions." ~• -~-given .cabinet .status 00 woinen's -magazmes, authors, and self-promoters disastrous< They are Petter oif under the
College graduates still have a future! i8norant of their meaning would need a blems and she ill far from a ~;,. who have made•: rather harmless, and existing guarantees d. the •l4th -But we are In tbe midst of change. Broad long paragraph to have it explained. Tbis llbber. probably transient, cult of the libefatecl ment and the protection of laws ...,,.,.....
shifts in attitude toward the role of is whr every science, or discipline, from ''hew woman." . tng a d.if'f~ ·between the roles ol Dial
higher education and iU cootent are chemistry to rhetoric, bas its owo lnicon R!11FICATION' ol IS more stst., is There are ways to get justice for and women.
Ullderway. Greater Oezibllity of educa· -not to intimidate the laymsn but t9
tional facilities, u well , as the work communicate within the field with · · · =b..:~~ =~·~:.: br;: :~:~~n for acquirl~· • Whose lnal1•e: nab. le' R1· ght? effective educational directions that can large vocabulary, indeed, is that It keeps . • ' . ' . ' , .• . -e be taken which may not terminate in a you .from being loog~: a genuinely
college degree. This is a .bealll\Y and education to be!t!ljdle or intimidate his
necessary development as the nation tersely, UghUy and trimly -H ,be cJoes ..
seeks lo make education be)'Olld blgh not do 90, it is because he is using his 'lbe medical profealm, in an .ad ol . awakened at all boars and put ,.. a
achool available to alt who want i~ education to befuddle or intimidate his magnamiftlty, !las. 'Onally decide<I 'tO let ' ,,·.& 'D• T HOP,..'w_'E-. restricted Jell-<> diet (oilly tiueeJlawora).
_ ladllllriol Newa Review audience, and Dbl to elilighten. us die U we ·want to. 'lbe American ~\. r . He still can't .get lJ'll aspirin.
For eumple, ii,.. doo1·toow,.or use, ilolpllal ASll!IClt'f11n bestowed this J'.lg!ll Finally, be~YJ tbe'bell wltli i~ tell up
Biolo gy a nd the· Bibk the won! "lmbl1oate " ba to to oo 111 petlenl> .lo a decree lsaued lait 1 , &lid gels dressed. There's a brief 11r-, somellne , • )'OU, ve say week. . · . • . · . • • gle .with :.Nuno Higgins. "We can':il:t
in a regi;i~ba~g=-".!~r:!"~ Ope ol tbe Dist ,to •tate adWntace of It · sbocted. "We ceilainlY can't let you die you g<>," ii1ie .,,Y.. '"How would It look 'for
roof, the scaies ·ol a fish, ot•oepala of a wu my uncle~-Bo W.. cloWD<at witboul notarue,I '"!ld-· (or _llW'_ •111 U )'9U,dnoi>bed lleadoo the streotl"
plant." More than lO words to 11y what the cloctor'a o1!1ce · ' ' noonll that you .mquested perinisBIOIL · "It's oiy oiily hope," 11)'1 'Uncle Mao-
Once it has reached a certain stage o(
development, any society -whether
human or nonhuman -encounters social
issues such as those impUed in the
biblical Decalogue. In fact, a comparison
or our ethical-moral standards with
analoguous nonns found in animal
societies shows that most of our stan-
dards are rooted in man'• biological
makeup.
SVCU JS the ...,....Uvo lbeais ol
Dear
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fact, dependa upoo how much meanlnC 1111 tbe cloctor ...,,. gins bu111es In. "Well, well," Ibo says 'buiy u a bee -wortini< as a dedlcaUld
can be packed •~· a ''1!e ~ ..... as be-'-. "••• _,,,_ cbeerily, ...,.. cei:tainlY are fee\IM worse OirlalJao Scientist. And' be generouoly ••w ·~•. •-· '" • .., """""'' today, aren't we!" · -) ~is the · prof...iin of -tbe power of a .hose pends on bow ahoct could till r "The •"-'· ol ""'·•Gld'\' m' Uncle inedlclne for , ...... ••· Jlle. much water pressur'i can be pacbd ,!nto you." . '"I"' "'._ • .ir:.'.'• -il "Treason" says Jn two brief syllablet "Aa&bbbl" c:r1.. !\fanny, who "· !~ ol . ·:~ Ule '."!bore:. nowwg lite trying 'to die lo
what Would otbefwiae be weat17 coovoy. Uncle Ill •••Y . · aolY tblnglbal'a =' ~ all!"-needl ~·"be say1, "to "ve you lbe wUI lo
edby"thev!olatlonotlllegiaiicetowald · • ClulcliJng his dleti N"!"" Hlfgins -·• ' ·•~ ooe:• country, espedally by nglnJ war_ ml ~ flY or. So • ~ <trt ~ ~ Jlllls lnJis .= !
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wllJ llie -tella )Ou that yoa baVe a . -· the lramplaut ol a d>lm-uNOtf l.B'l"i SEI,• the -"I'll "°"-"'p"""'•~• """I'' w!lm be do<o't --II IL _., left tlolooy d dally et• ne.cl b dJander I'll-llll Edl!<)tinl 09< Bd jtor
If be did, be ~ UM A '1llUdl laagor ,.m p'al _.,,, WO .,., to., J0!1 credit ~ aid a llat ol """ bat n,. Nit .... I ..... ot Ibo Dltly
1en1L allff lar lllz more -a." elcl>t ~ l!eld IA .....,.. Plto! -\0 Inform aod otlmu.
· • ",\t $11 • day,• 1111 Ul!Cle ~. ~order. '111111 --pt the . ~.;;..~ :.:"~ .:::! , . r • • • • •!J.-d·ratber be deed." put ~ cbUdMod .amrr, "· mentar) un ~ or ~tff't'llt aftd /\;.~'Ofes "YOtl - -the IDalilllable r11b1." Well, the -flour '°'" ~ ~-11111u1cp. ..... bY pnMdi"ll o. tonom 'lu sar the clodot 11'"""'!!i "to ba a eept Uode 1fi1Q1 -~ ...._..... JM tor""'.,,,.._..., d""' -
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I' On Ship Bared
l>ENNISPORT, Mau. (AP)
-11te Navy has conflfllled a
nport ol roclal trouble aboard
die earrier U.S.S. Intrepid but
Wms "a little harsh" the
dwge of an olfteer that ....mat ii going on at present is
plaln. muUny.''
Lt. Fred E. O'Brien, 42 . ol
Dmn1sport made the charge in
k!llen lo Sens. Edward M.
X.medy and F.dward W.
llroob ol M~ltl.
TboJ ..,. -lo b1I wile, J-aod forwanled wec1n ...
~ from the letten
..,. IInt publlsbed
Wednesday .. in the Brockton
l!bterprUe.
NUDISTS
SURFACE
SEAm.E (UPI) ,-The
YMCA rents lit swimming
pool lo a nudist organization In
the wintertime ao It can lower
Kl fees to members
lhrougbM the yur.
Written -Jan. 21 while lbe
c a r r I e r was in the l i.i!!;d
Mediterranean, the letten
said, "Blood bas been spilled
on the vessel between the
whites and blacks .. , What is
going on at present 11 plain
Uny .. mu ••.
0 AS I WRITE this Jetter,
IJ'OUJ>I of blacks ""' roaming
this shtp, beat!nc and
threatening ot.hets with bodily
bann.
"Threats have been made ·
qainst the ship itaeU. Eight
black sallon have been
transpor1ed off the ship today
because ol threat.o they had
made while meeting with
seolor ofllcen ol this
command.
.. Four other blacks are in
the brig for beating fellow
sailon for DO reason except
they were white. Th e
remainlng b I a c k s are
demanding that the
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Dired(Jr fQCel Court Charges on Brando Film
JIOB1HOIUS
NEW YORK (AP) -ll Ir
qujlt • .,,.., !« .......
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u • muterpl-bJ ....,.
aiticl, bas its mac h
anticipated -"11: In New TB B G 0 YllUllDll'S
York. I"'---. Tomorrow, be laces a ~ .u.rto Grmmldl.
-in .. ltallm ~ tbe -........ Dmled over,...._-..,. tliai A.-dillll• I • 11 .. ...
lbe -fihn II .... ~ that the llllll • I h d
The . ·~ ..... N 4 'mt a&W;e 1D
views bolli ....U with the . jdJlle ->· . I uite
philnoophical aUilllle "' • ~ ed he lo Ille
poet, whicb be alao Is. s. -imli .... "' tbe -. seems unoimcemed over the
furor IUlTOUDdlng ' ' L a I t
Tango." Largely became ol
the sex IOeDe8 between stars
Marlon Brando and Marla
Schnelder, the movie bas
evoked DKft.prereleaSe
comment than any in recmt.
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·COO(jemoecl by many ~
especially thoae who baveni
seen it," Bertolucci said in a11
intervielt Wectne-t1y.
..... +4 by the idea of
ltli•illc anchecW appetitel
tar leDll jElsure, etc .••
OD lbe olbor hand, crltlc
-Kael ol New Yorker
JNCMiwhaiJed "'Last~''
... ......,.. litm 8fter its
lhlle --al the New Y..t lllm leltival last fall
'l1le X-rated film will
..naiqlJ -~ people, ,..-i, fer ill. kinky ...
p NI -..~;the· iutfer ~ Yet aensallon-
r'ut rMJ be disawWftd
J410l.ucQ MID be end
.... l&JM!I lllt ...
scenee bef°"' cµm1ng began
and both agreed that they
needed to be lls explicit es
po$Slble in order to be (aithful
to the characters and the
theme. "Last Tango" is the
11ory of a middle-aged
American and a young French
girl who meet for uninhibited
sex while keeping their
identities secret to each other .
"Thil mm .. ,.;d the direc-
tor .. is like1 an edifice -built
over a cavern. 'lbe cavern is
lbil bill !1111fllon mm,· ean a man ahll _. otUI Ive to-
plhtr Wdl!1 without lleJllOY· iJJ1 etdl otller!"
2648 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
• I '1~ •~ ... '··.A·· .)\o "We are very pluaed with
the sunbathen: and wish we
could find ._ IJ'OUJ>I lite
tllem," West SestUe YMCA
-Manager Cllarles Sdlloaersaid.
commanding officer return all
or aome of them back to the
shtp and have threatened
more violence U he does not
meet their demands.
"The threats are being
carried out at present by
gangs of blacb roaming
around with wrtneheo and
}Mpe1."
Dn•••• of W•r
"They will go to .the thealer
espectin& lo .... dirty mcMe,
but they will end up seeing
aomethlnc better. I ean't be
disturbed about that." .
OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5:30
SUNDAYS 9 TO 5
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Vie!llamue boy and aislar cany J:""semon• u they
flee village in earlier fighting. ow that peace bu
hopefully rome, they may have time for bicycles
and games and smiles.
Aa to his trial 00 ~ -IJtm-· r.nlitis a bll . N~ fW
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You feel ri
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plaet to make money. That's a 10(><1 feeling. At Keystone yo11'11 eem
Ille lll&hest Interest possible.
Tlils kind of interest can do ntca things for your
savings. Let's say you deposit SIOOO now, t~en de-
posit SID a month for !~years. When the tO years
are up you'll have put in s2200. But you11 enll up
wilh $3181.98.
That's what Interest compounded dally f.t 54\0 does for your money at Keyst~nc.
-..1 Certllicete Account•. $5000 minimum depoelt. 971 Term: 2 to 10 years.
tctLIJ Certlllcata Account•. $1000 minimum
'1ill7I dePOtit. Term: 1 to 2 years.
'51LIL Bonus Account•. $1000 minimum deposit.
"71 Term: 6 months or mort. '51L Passbook Account•. Deposit any amount.
71 Add or wltharaw at any time.
•N!oftu11 lllt""I. Accounts 1,.111.'etl up to 12(1000 by 11'1 ~of
Ille U11l1td Stattl G!l..,.!nmrn'.
It can cost $2.00 for Notary service. SS¢ per
money aroer. A safe deposit box runs more than
$3.00 a year. But at Keystone you can have them
~ anytime you need them.
rat lifstone.
Get these free services at LfSfUnl,
• Money orders with S!OOO minimum balance
• Travelers' checkS with SIClOO minlm11111
balance
• Notmy service with SIOOO minimum balanClll
• Tn!1t aeed note collection with etooo
mlnlmum balt111c• • Photpgopy serviGQ far tmponant d0GU1Itents
With flllOQ mlnllllUlll balance
• :1i1ve-11y-mau pqstage
• bccllanag Glloc:ks
• Payroll •amas deduotlan pl111 • Parking while In our offices • Commitnity rooms for civic, chartt@le and
llduc•t10111l &flll!pl • lr!terllranch ~•posits and withdrawals at anv
of our ofdc!i•
• Drlve:tn teller
• kle depo1lt boxet
All tblt .Odl \IP to a fttlllll of llCUrltv. YOll ll1va a rtlOU,tGC fqtJ\ltute lnvounents, your 1(10~ Is cre~U!\8 140llionll lntonle 111\d you have fl!ll qulc)(W on tap for IUIY emerge11 . pen your IGOOIUll .now. You!ff llte the
lllteresf, vou11 lllte the service and you1l llk1
feellng richer. •
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wnlence-the modem 24-hou~ Money J,flllh!M
&ervlee at tile Allport Cents, Newport oWce.
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with white bark, bright green
foliage. Extra large, some 9'
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-•--· Especia/Jy •ffective plmlt.d in
clum~ CJ_/ three of more.
Two For Price Of One, Thru Wed., Feb. 7th Only.
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lloA IUSHIS
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Brussels Gals
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THINK GEIST
' Will Go Electric Soon
Make Beds Best
Tiie cmUac an! mabn cmtend children between
..,.. 5 ..i t ~ aa imrage of II penny valeotinell apiece
-,_ ••• T1IK PICKLE PEOPLE says they .,..,....
glas boules -lbjbucl>-... APROXIMATEL Y 38 OUl of
~ !mt a6ge ltMmU cany g;mline credit carck •..
1'11E C&B IU!Nl'AL companies buy every fifth auto made
in this -..Y ... IF YOUR LEFr loot is oot slightly
larg<r than ,.... rigjil. you're the exception rather than
the rule.
TUE lADIES in Blussels, it's said, are the swiftest
bed makers in the world. In a contest
there r.ecenlly, wherein housewives
competed in timed tests on chores, a
Brussels girl· stripped a bed, turned
the mattre.... and remade the whole
shebang in three minutes 35 se<onds.
That's now said to be the reard.
ABOUI' THOSE DANCES -Oki
'l:.rmany's Empenr Wllbelm I for-
bade the dancing of. the waltz in Be!"·
!in. l>igJand's Quem Victoria prohibited the polka in her
Jn'.!3CIJC(O.. '!be New Yort State Assembly outlawed the
tango. the rumba. the Olall!ho and the chl><:lla. And I re-ru.. to lot the loot..aamping, hair.tearing, arm-waggling
ywngst<rs dan<e whatever·U..,...Il-it in the barn. Makes
the --go moo. lnbibils the hens.
PVT A BIG MIRROR. m the roof. OJntrol it with a
pholododric ;-........ that pooitDti tt amstantly toward
the ,... Now put a second mimr nearl>y, lilr.ewise phoJo.
ielecmcally <mlnllled. And a-third and a fourth and a fifth, a~ plaad round .-the house. 'Properly en-
P-<d. these mimn will not ooly pour 'sunlight into
f.W!tJ mcm. hut warm the ...,... place, too, This is not just
-bright theory to the -:Japanese scientists. The Goto
Op!ical l!<oeardl -tme of FudlU is already turning out •
u:bcmtnl tigMing .,-.
QVEBIES-Q. ''What's a mllth?"
A.. 'lboordically ifs the bigllesl point beyood the sky
dredly ova bead. It's not possible for any two people to
haw ft.: same m:Utb. please note, inasmuch as no two
people <an stand in the same spot. Pretty profound.
Q. ·-llDCI _, does the average private cfe-. tedive earn bis first year in NN•eM!''
A.. -ll,tllO. Job aperts say be can be expected to
--ew:ntually.
Q. "AN AllEBICAN SOUJIER oo guard duly says,
•Who goes there!' What ckJeS a French sokfur say?"
A. "'Qui rive!" mP;mi~ .. Who lives?"
Addrus mail to L . M. Boyd, P. 0. Boz IB7S, New-
port B<Odl, Calif. 92660.
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ALBANY , N.Y. (AP) -Legislaticn that waUd aDaw
a woman t9 keep her maiden name aflef' marriage and a
man to take his wife's name has been DrocD:ed. in the
New York Assembly.
The bill, spoosoced by Assemblymm -Olmri
([).Manhattan), woold authorir.e couples >P!'l1ial far a
marriage li"""" to state at thal tiine .-thie7 ialml
to adopt the last name of -,..1ner, to )"'I' their on
names or to use a combination ii. the two..
· The names stated oo. the applQtjnn woUJd be'''*' tbr
legal names of the two altorthe ~
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CUPERTINO JAPJ -The
mail will J!O dectri<: ~ soon
-and olf'Cials think it will
belp the air and !oil Fido.
Sorndime in February. the
Cupn1ino Post Office ••ill
btc«ne the first postal facility
ill the natioo. to ronvert to all
~ delivery cars when it
gm lo battery-operated
\-ehides, Postmaster Alvin R. ear.... said.
' THEY COST far less to
•operate lban conventional
can, create no smog and offer
an advantage to the harried
mailman they move
through neigJihorboods so
quidly theY won't wake sleep-
ing dogs.
•"l'bat's a formidjib1e
ad'rievemem in tbt eyes of a
mail canier." said Charles
Ntban. a.Wstant vehicles
senice maJlaier fer the
Paslal Service's Western
~ said CUpertino will
serve as a test point for a fully
electric mail car fleet, and if
the _JZpOl'imenl -.. the
vdlides may be Introduced in
poot ollices tmugbout the
wuolr)'.
BE SAID the CUpertino Post
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e 2 ply polyester cord body plus 2 ply Oynacoi-Rayon bell • . e Smooth cushioned ride of rayon with new strength • 78series low profile styling
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0111 RtliAricltl O.lu~• Belled and RtliAtl"-"._."' -----·-~ .. -" .._awadoird .......
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Office •·as selected for a test
of prototype .-.sidentia\ com,--_
munHy, but the "terrain here is·
also hilly , so we could see how
well the cars performed."
After eight months of
testing: t"''O prototype models.
an En&lish-<lesigned Harbitt
unit. powered by a n .vott. 10.5
horsepower motor, did the
best job, and the U.S. govern-
ment ordered the 30 vehicles
to replace conventional models
in Cur-ertino.
The San Francisco firm of
Electric Vehicle Co. was given
TllE CARS.. which C'an reach
a loP ,pe<d of 35 miles per
hour, ha\'"e a r.mge «. nearly
SO miles on a smgle battery
charge. Carter sa.Kt most
routes in CUpertino CO\"tt 10 to
12 miles. I
The cars can be rechargt'd
O\'emight at a cost of about 16
cents a d.ar -comparnt'd tO
an ave.rage cost of more than
$1 a day in gas for coo--
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the contract to build them and *
plans to rent the vehicles > -*
equlpped with right·band
drive, four wheels and
hydraulic brakes -to the
Postal Service for $46 a week.
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Auto License Plate
Copllol -Sonic<
SAC1161(ENTO -1be loni-
tced ulllnander will forever
be graa.lul ii you buy a sef ol
tbolt~ auto license
plates.
You will notice an ordi!'r
blank for the "Environment al
ticense Plate" is enck>sed
with this year's c ar
registration renewal fonns. A
set with your verj own design
"(if it isn'I already taken) can
cost ooly $25 the first year and
$10 a year thereafter. ·
THEY ARE c a lled
envinmme!ltal plates. because
the revenue they bring in (less
costs) goes into the California
E n v ironmental Protection
Program Fund, estahlith<d In
1970 by the MarJts.Badham
Environmental Protection and
Research Act.
Perhap& you are alreaBy one
of the 80,000 or so California
motorists sporting plates
saying almost anything that
can be said in six letters or
less. Have you ever wondered
where yQUr "environmental''
dollars are going?
When the Legi s l ature
adopted the act and set up the
fund .~ members said the
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ULTIMATE
.PRO--MOD-EL SET
...... -""'"""'" ""*· llfl ffips. f .. h .... irHS with
•ic.,..t,iti 4IO LW. steel.sh.fts,
"rr•" IJHig• leMJHKf Mids.
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money should bt spent for;
._, En'vironmeatal
ptOl.ecllon.
-Protection CJ/ • ,;gutilcant
e<ologlcal .......
Incmslng pub 11 c
awarentss of the oeed to
protect the enV!ronmeot.
mE FIRST year CJ/ the
program (1970 -7 1)
approximately •tli,000 was
·budgeted for three projects: a
conservation e d u c a t i • n
program to be administered
by the stale supenntendent or
public instructioo for '45,909 ;
a bas.inwide air pollution
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SPECIAL BONUS SALE!
letWH L & G ..wst dHr out ell single ~ncl di1cHtiMltd mod~s •f Gott Sits. yo1
tftjay lllRA IONUS SAVINGS while thty lost! All •r• on sat• 'at t•st or nt•r lost
• ...i Jnduft btgil'IMr s•ls, stts for 1ht ''°"'' ·,ra,;·,, plus a ftw Hts al 1., .
!' ... str-'tlil ,....ni, dubs. Stop by. So•• ltit thfoVgh Surtdo'y, f.bruory 4, 1973.
SPALDING ' INVITATIONAL
GOLF CLUBS
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Environment . ' Do Bit. for Fees ••
• contn>I J>li'! I« fll.000 : 'Ind SIDJ,000 fir lht S ta I e n-...,.. Boord to devdop
guide!..,. ...i ttgUlaJJom for
qricullurll bur911!&-' In flocal tfll · • n
addltloool ' 40 • • 0 ... allocated to the s t a t e
superm1"'dent <>! p u. b 11 c Dtrudion for ••ecology"
educatioo anil the following
programs were added :
-'44.500 !Or -~t ol a 15-member commission to
study tho enviroomelll ol tbe
Ventura-Los Angelos """"1lain
and roastal """'· making reconunendatioo8 !or the
development and cooservallon
of·the .... l
-s11115.ooo 1or a study or
each air basin In tbe stato ID
obtain air quality data.
'65.000 for • I h e
En$>mnen!al Quallty Study
Council, establJshed by ljoWJ
enaci.d ln19'10. --s1..;b for the-Slate
Raources Agency to develop
a plan pinpointing the best
locations !or all electric power
gelleratlng plants expected ID
be eonstructed In the stale
over the next 20 years.
$40,000 for t be
Department qt Aeronautics to
review and investigate the
enviromnental Un.pact of
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Reg. $299.9s1~redibl•'S
luxury! With~ Qr.tho-tidge.·Mavy-duty , /
tempered--5\eel innerspring, cover Multi-
Ouilted to Vz;, foam over thick Urethane &
Crown-Flex center for ~ed...support tp_ · · ~
back & hips. Complete with Mattress, 2 ·
Box Springs, Ortho-Pak ~Double.Bonus!
SAVE S40 =:!~~~~ S2Q995
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propoeed airports, ~
el!ectJ of nolle pollution, air
pollution, surface traffic and
eipense.
Tiii!! IN'ITl'IAL budget
propouls to spend license
plate.revenues lut year U97l·
92) totalled '1.9 million.
However, a f t e r some
legislative cutting, squeezing
and trimming, •1.11 million
remained.
About half this is earmarked
for the purchase of "ecological
reserves."
According lo the budget
document,· these reserves are
"areas in the state having
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unique ecoJogical value."
Initially, IS such areas )\ad
been selected for stale
pun:ba.se. Some 14 were
eliminated In the budget cut.
Still. over half a mllllon dol·
Ian remained !or purchase ol
lands In the areas of:
Crestirnba Creek <•t00,000);
Ellioll Station, habitat of the
long-toed salamander
($80.000); Grass Lake
($60,000); Battle C r e e k
($50,000); Bajlger C r e e k
($42,400); and Owens Pup Fish
(133,600).
AN0111ER $3!,000 is set
aside to reserve land for the
. . . '' 'ORntO EASE
Great Value! With *118 butlon-free 'ScfOW.auilted" .
co.er .... T~~ . ,. Sledl inhbrSpring. Cornes
ORTHO FLEX
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that adds extra •upPOrt to back & hips! mes
complete.with Mattress, 2 Box
POS11Jfl<Retr ......... , ......... *199'9"' thick Cotton-Felt fflting ii
tor added cuahlonlng.1 .
Slsa:I paddJng'fOundation.
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~ CO{tlpfele WttH Mattress, 1 BOx. spr;ngs, Orthc>-Pflk
& Double 89fM!
' . A<ld that " . . '
1 Springe, Ortho-Pak
& Double Bonus!
With Mat1reas, 2 Box ·
Sptlfltls, Ortho-Pak &
Ooubfe Bonus! ' . N price fi~s! ~··~
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C9W' Is gorgeous! Comes ~te with Mattress,1
Box$Prlrig, Ori:»-Pak: ..
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SumptUOu• fUXury In ... every detail. B~t I ~It fllllng! M*!r-·-··-comple'9'Wltft·Ma~. · eox Spring, Ortho"Pak • • Ooubl«BorlUll ,,
. ' now • •
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' desert slender salamander at
Hidden Palms, and '$27,000 for
'/alencia Lagoon where some .
"'°re long-toed; saiarnandel'
live. Other earrQarked funds
include 137,000 for the Elkho~
Sli>ligh; '32,750 for the
Pescadern Marsh. and '25,000
Car the Saline Valtey.
Also included in· lasf year's
budget was $345,000 for the
state superintendent ot'public
instruction to dole in grarits to
school$, universities a n d
colleges £or ecology eduCation
projects · and or school
acquisition of "environmental"
land. "
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Sought·forwunty By Briggs
Planners Adopt
Trail Guidelines •"":"'."';....., '*"" ... ~ ,..,......,,, ... ...... ,,,,,,..,. ......... _ .. 'l;""'""r":i -c. --· ~-~~~, ........... ,-. ~~ililam Reblrt Jr. Md~ IJ' 0. .. woa.~~ YVoiUVeuu:: .,._,, -~----°""" ... e.&1_i:.-t_~_..... .. --.... -* 'f=r J;,;;r;:-'--W _,.,.... WYT~ ll at first JOU dolJ't succeed : i:::J:::ll:::'l"":ri/!-°="' - -._. ~Jobnllriql(R· STATE SENATOR DennlJ !!!!.'!!,'~ -~.'!!!-k; ~ ».-: ..:;:,~...... Fuilertan) once again bu Carpmter (R..Newpcirt 8-b) =o..-Lr.lil6 ~·: • .,.,. .. - -In-a bill (AB 191) bu ~ appointed to· the
DMltll'r Llrnfnl _, GAeri E. • ,,_ ..._ •vi, ctesigne4 to force Orange Senate Finance Committee.
.,._ Rklltnl Wll'-... a.-tv in __.._, t be •-w 9·. ~~w!-_c.d• :s ":.. 6._ l!dWetd w Dw1lrlw Oomty &o •tNlab a full time -...-. --•"l -~"-pointment, CUpeDter 1·a v. ~ ~"· Superior Oourt In Fnllertlla. up hb -1 ·.., the -·
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,_ -"" His latesl effort Cills for the Educatlm Commlllee.
1. • ~r:,..,s.:-::r~F .T:.. "!.'!: aSgrment ~ tbre& SUperior "I tUll have a W!rJ v ~-i'to v. • CGu1 judges and attmlant lmporant 1nt'ere1 t in •~A. .,... staff to the North Orange education." llld Carpenter, -·:"i'J•~.~.";.w CGwlty Judlclal DJslrlcl "but it b vlrtually lm-1bJe
and Mkbatl Nell, OlroGa clel
Mar.
* REP. DEL Canon (R
Downey) has been named to
fill the GOP v-on the
Houao Rules CoauolltM. 1l>e
vacancy WU crNled by the -I of Rep. II. Allen
Smith cl Glendale. 0awaons
ZSrd cJlslrlct tncJucles portloas
of north Onnl• c.wity.
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JlrCANDACE PIWl90N
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SANTA ANA -Orange
Commisslooen have adopted
a ad of IUlclellnes !or local rldlnc and bWng trail> which
suggest an opt.i.mwn trail
UCI Essay Contest Set
By Friends of Library
~c.~.,.. IC~~ courtbause. to simull&Deou.dy serve on two REP. CLAD. Burgener (fl..
-Bdgp bas been lryiJlg to major commlttees. Santa Fe) ays be applaudl The Adolpll A. Kreeb essay $100 and $50 wllJ be awanled ~ John wai.._., ~ '"" get ·such a bill through the Clrpenter abo aerves on President Nixon's .,,efforts to ~ open to ID registered in two divisions, one for ~~11= .t.:''1'!:3.A.M Legbl.ablre ll!>c» be was ftrst comnilttees for Eleclkm and br1nf the federal budget under lludeuts 11 UC !nine. will be tmdergraduates and the other ~:, •~. "" _, elected to the .u.embly. Tbb lleal>Porllomnet; Insurance IOll10 kind of control." conducted by the 'Friends 01 !or graduate studenb. The ~~..t;.'l!'.'~'-•a. deopite •oppositlm from the and'Flnanciallnslilutioaland -&rg..er, wbooo 4lnd theUCILilnryoathetbeme luDds have been made T~ ,_""' .._, oounty'a., Superior Court Natani Re1oartes and clbtrlcl Includes a atrip of ~;Reading ~!. 11111 Most available-~-I v-b, _, ~ 11=1orence _, hnlamln judges, • the comity Bar Wlldlife. In additk>o, he la Orange county be t w e e n .wuoenced 111 """v." w7 \AU. nl"\11,; .,.. ........
- -.,_ "" •-Assodatloo and the county chairman ol the senate Newport Beach and San Finl and -prizes of dent of Krocb's and Bren-s.C~ ·~c.in. Dllilw1' •nd rriomii• Board of Supervisors: ~bcommittee on CI v 11 aemente, adds: tano's Chicago booksellen. ~-=~=d;.,,'.,_ , Police · Unit * Disorder. "I have not eumlned 111e F.ssays must be submitted ..... ~ "Ml::'! ""'" .. ii<.., * ~·· budlOt lo dolalt to Bike RUlers by April 3 and will be judged ~ A. ... _. R d . GOVERNOR Reagan has see bow tt _,. affect ~f\e 4 by three referees appointed by ·=-~~AMlll•ttw Co "d --~ anMlmced the~ CARPENTER bis ~"'·ill Jll1 dlslrld. 1 the friends' execuive board. ::-::::::... ~=-...... i!F'.:: r.= . . D8l e.rrn ol J: Robert Sprlpger 'of 8llDllWIOO!I 111-·~ to haft l•i-i:that die PL 174 Get . Tic· ke•o Winners will be announced at
, u ... ""' "" """"' _w, ~ _ -·• Newport Beach to the state the stale .llepuhllCan Clmt!al · 1unc11 ·(bnpocl. aid Jor IChciol • W ~ .. f7rlendsA ' a.~~ banquet ru~•un •~ Veterans BomL The term b Commlllee for lm.74. They c1bti1cta with beavy m1J1taty • .., • com,..~ statement
,,,.... c-on ..-. Rw designs for the JW'OPQMld. ex-for four years and nqalles are· rela....,lp.) Will ~ rediiced WESTMINSTER -Special of ruJes is availab1e at the
width of 15 r.tt ond •.
minirilum width ol 10 feet,
wherever po1Jble,
The IUldtllnea Wll1 be sent
to all county deparlmellts
re.spomible for traila to ua lo
advising builders In local
areas .
CURRE1'!11.Y, THE county
Road llepOr twent, Flood
Control • Dbtrlct, Harbors,
Beaches and Park.< Dblrlct
_.nd Planning Departments
have some aort of jurisdiction
over trail!.
·~ should be o a e
department that does the
whole worts," A 1 s I at ant
PlaMing Director Stuart
Balley said.
The guidelines adopted ,,...
suggested by Ken Sampson,
dlrector of the Harbors,
Beacbea and Parb Dblrlct.
Planning Conunbaioner Ron. Yeo · uked the. plannlntr stall
to report hick wi'th a
re<ommendaUon to amend the'
county muter plan of rldlng
and bWng. trails.
Adopted in 1915, that pla11>
calls !of trail wldlba of sir'
re.t. 2-~ tJ.: ::t~·-~ ponslm <ii the pilice facility Senate coollrmalioo. The, job Marcia . Bents, Newport "I• amt bopelDI· tbat the tltalklll are bei1!c lsaDed to library .
.,_, H'"1d t :::! " 1L bin wlD· be coasldmd Feb. 6 pays $2lJ per cllem while on ·Beach; Frank Tu r n bu 11 , --bill ..., puaed )'Olllll ·ridlq of bicytles who Dr. Adolph A. Krocb or YEO SAID RE wanb to see ...... _! Herbtrt 0. Mid MM• ll. by dty --.JI---·-'-I• ... 1 _,1 .. n--••• 11.-. La' Be ch • •--· MeHtw, '*'°" Llnd;I •ncf VHne Al•r. ~~ official duty. Huntington Beach; Gloria in Sacramento last December v-..te gty .1qoua~ ... tlg" guna a ' m Wuux honor county and local guJdellDell
R'4i?i Mu.I B•rber• •nd e;~ert The mmcll voted. In August Springer, 59, of 26 ~e Sparks, Anaheim; Sue will •. to a . Iooi. way , in fll'St· Ume. the contest is named, Is a coordinated. ~Vn, ~~."'R.:n:n5·~·~ G. • to increase the tu rate five Graode Valle, is the retired Sullivan, Van Nuys; Dr. cnsh~ .the,los,, of PL 174 'lbe citations Issued to founding member and officer Two :systems of local rkfln&:
W~t!Aw , . .,. ... Ind Rlvmond cents to raJse SIZO,IXJO 0Vef' the president of Pan • American Herbert Stroscbein, • ~ monieJ. 1 knoW it will in the ~ ftSUlt in I letter to thf Of the friends and has been 8 tr&iJS haV8 been approved ift'
""'"'-Slit., c-1wg •IWf OWi• oat five yeata to finance the Laundries, Jqe. A Republican, Ana; Debbie Km:ilclQt, Santa fast;.growinf 1 o w -w e a It b offtodis'a parents from the benefactor of the b"t>rary since unincorporated aru1 to: ~::1' ,,.. ,.., project. be bas ll01'ftd 111 lbe veterw Ana; David James, Pasadena, dla1ricls." police cle~t. its beginning. COMect with ,.gionall)'lloml.~ ~· elet-~ ~Y Ind ~vi-'--'-~~~~~~~~~~~-'"--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~-'---''--~~~~~~~~-''---''----:,
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For the Record •
. Dissolutions • · Of Ma,.,.lage Freeway .Fleet
Councilman
Delays ICC
Found Oka y
CYPRESS -City coun-
cilmen here are unable t.o
decide whether or not the pro-.
pposed county
Coordinating Cooncil (ICC)
would be,.. worth its ad-
ministrative costs.
The council has delayed
making a final decision on city
membership until the clly al·
torneY determlnel what fUn.
ding the city will be -~
ble for beYOnd Ute projected
$600 shate kom each member
city dwing the first year.
The ICC would make
decisions on Issues which
transcend city boundaries. A
majority of the county's 26
cities mu st join before the
council can be f~ed.
Tuning Him Off
By WILLIAM SCRREIBER
Ever get that eerie feeling someone's looking over your
~watching your e:very move?
'(get that way every morning and evening going 6S mjJes
JLD}hour on the freeway and it's not the ever-present hl'b-
\w-"'P8"1li tbal does it. -Il'• tboee magnificent men in their flying machines
(and driving machines) who patrol the bigbways and by·
ways looktng for trouble IA> report oo rush hour radio
show>. At times, as I scan the radio dia l
looking for something pleasant to Usten
to, it almost seems as though the tra'f--
lie watcher traffic is worse than the
traffic they're watching.
EVERY STATION on the air seems
to have its own "Eye In the Sky" or
''Traffic Watch" peering down on the
tangled masses, reporting every gory
l '~"i••••• detail -as if the harried Mooaay
mornlng driver needs anything more to worry about.
There's nothing more frustrating than Inching througb
a freeway jamup; only to hear there's a jacknlfed truck
up ahead and the Sigalert will be in effect for the next
two houri!.
And then, in their wisdom. the traffic watchen pro-
pose alternate traffic routes on surface streets that soon
become ~ packed with fleeing freeway drivers that those
who stayed on the freeway get home first.
TfJE COMPETITION 3JJlOO~ various helicopters and
airplanes sent aloft by the radio magnates isn't too ob-
vious until they all get over an accident scene at the same
time.
Then nobody -including the people in the wreck ...:....
ls really sure what is happening because each pilot has a
dlllerent story.
' THE .MEN IN THE SKY, of coorse, would get no-
-without the Intrepid. ground troopo who roll hith<;r
and yon in t.beir radio cars -au emblazoned with the
statim logoe -looking for still more good news on Ute
freeway system.
I aptually had one of those guys tail me almost all Ute
Yfay 1lown the Newport Freeway; jabberlyg Into bis mlcro-
plx>ne the whole lime. I wonder what he was saying about
me.
b ·alsam'e Store Wide Clearance SALE
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open Sunday 12·5
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~-lOO's.Df _ValPas!.
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. entire inventory
reduce,d!
Orange County's Largest Selection
of Contemporory ·Furniture l
Reg. Salo
uctlo1M1110110
L 1htpe green strip• ............................ $795 $595
5 pc1. g•m• sets ............................... . IJl'oatly. reduced
$429 $299
,, .. tofa
wood trim, choose color~. hercu lon
f1bric1, loot• cu1hion1 ....................... .
chain. Z Oftfy
$189 .... tux. erms ~lu ~ velvet down filled
pillow back .................................... ••Ch $299
9'x7•/2' plush sectional
luxurious imported velvets ................ $889 $595
Sofa 7'
bla<k/whih hound•tooth .................... $399 $279
9lau top coffee & chow tabln
•ii 5i11S ond 5hapH , .............. $! 29-$489 -$59 • $289
brown I 50ftman bedroom Ht ........................ ON SALE
glen• of colll. bedroom ---···--·-............ ON SALE
white l:.door or outdoor 9amt Ht
4'8" round tables with 4 ch eir1
mode .by londH .................................... $449 $289
kopoohav" woll uolh floor 11mpl" •... troatly Nduced
8' sofa. & 5' lo•aeat
wood 1,;m -plo id herculon ·-····-··--· $689 · $429
orlgln1I
contemporary
oil paintings
]'14' -4'14'
v•lue~ up to $289
pec.n m•gbine
1t1od1 _ reg. $49 $16
dailf 11 /9 saturday
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leatller chair and ottoman
bl•clr: or brown {as pictured)
Reg.
7 pc. brow• & saftman pecaa dinincJ set
6 upholste,ed high back c.heirs , 66x40
dining teble oeens to 106" with 2 fils $1 489 ·z pcL 1tctfonal 10 J 5
white linen tuxedo style .................... $879 :tt.1·= ~~~: ~~~~----·--·--·········· $219
chal" Z Oftly
.white with green velvet piping, down filled
pillow bee.Ir: .................................... each $279
102" sofa
loose cushion1 -orange end
brown fur stripe .......................... _······-$399
2 pcs. ~-·with bJlWih leble 9,10 mode by
Craft inc.I. matching plat&eu tables
& 2 c.how tibles. all 6 pc.s ................. $1450
brown & saltmcm
pee.an coffee tebles with cabinet 30x60 $320
pecen commodes with d~ 30JC30 .... '252
pecen hexegon tebles wifh doors ···--·-$230
welnut corner teble1 w/smolr:e glass tops $259
I O'xl' L sloape sofa
Choo1e color~, herculon
febrics or velvet I pie.tu red below} ..•... $749
$288
Salo
$829
$558
$99
$169 ....
$239
.$898
$199
$149
$139
$f39
$549
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Pl.anriers .Seek Park Areas
. . ( Exclusion in Density BUI
81 CANDACE PEAllBON
Of .. Dliltf l'llilt Sllff
SANTA ANA -A .. repotLoo.
excluding . parks and open 1
space areas provided by
developers when computiilg
the density ol a propooed
project bu been requested by
Orange County Pla-g
Commissioners.
Under current practices,
develppers get partial credit
towards local p3rk
requirements for providing
private parks or pooled open
space. Those green areas aJ"e
then also tlsed in figuring the
density of dweJUng units per
acre.
COMMISSIONER "\ R 0 Y
Knauft o! Yorba Linda Said he
is especially concerned about
the practice of double credit.
He said that if he hadn't
~n so ·"inexperienced" a -t ago, he probably
wouldn't have alloWed a Dana
Point developer to get "two
for one."
In that case, 180-
condomium !J.Dits on 12.9 acres
on the Street of Blue Lantern
Were approved. The project
included 1.87 acres of private
park and payment o! $1J,OOO in
park fees.
The open spa:e provided
was used in computing
densities. J<n0311ft said Tuesday
''that land should be excluded
from the acreage. There
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Sunday ~s
Fllll&AY
in t~ l1tjl£jij!(1ll
could've been 10 fewer units."
Commiuk>n Cb a i r m a n
Roger Slala of Hunttnci.o
Beach directed the planning
staff to prtpare a study on tM
question, but Indicated his
major concern was using
private parks to allow credit
towards public pe1rlcs.
PAST POLICIES of the
commission have allowed 50
percent credit toward public
park requiremepts for private
lands.
si.tes coolended that "th~
is where the deficiency
grows," referring to a county
study that says ii a standard
of. four park areu per 1,000
populatioo is adopted, th<re
will be a 643-acre park defi·
cieney in the county.
"We don't have to give away
a portion of 01.•r parks
program,' Slates said. "I say
no credit should be given for
private open space arJd they
(developers) still pay the fee.'
The county has been
accepting fees from
developers for parks when
they say they cannot provide
land on their property.
Bike Hearing ;
TUSTlr\ -A ft>larch 19
.public hearing y,•i!l be held to
consider pla~ for a SO-mile
bicycle trail here.
ACCQRDING to sl>le law,
the county can Mly requite
fees from projects of 50 or less
Iot.s. The board orsuperviso--ri'
has ·asked Ute Legislature to
change this law eUher by
deleting the restriction or hy
changing it Jo read 50 or leM
dwelltng units.
Senior county planner Dave
Moore told commissioners
Tuesday that park lees
haven't been sufficient to buy
land.
He added that in many
areas, what is needed right
away is park land, not more
money for the county fund.
"If the Jami developer can't
'provide the land," he
questioned, "how can . the
county provide it?"
In the hilly areas of Ute
Saddleback Valley, Moore
said, fees are assessed are the
basis of the vaJ1Je of the land
in its natural state, not on its
worth when graded.
IN ONE CASE, this practi1.-e
resulted in the developer
paying $18 a lot. When he
graded Ute land. he·pul $50,000
homes on it, ?Ytoore said.
When Irvine incorporated,
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city offx:ials ftft lm*lll
about $80.000 in ac• •••••......,
park fees iroih the ..,.iy,
Moore said.
"That $11.Gt» _, (Ill
very Jar," Slal.es awnm snted
'!be count, -.......
plan of spedfl:allr --park sites, , ··11eo111ry foe"
and "enough teetlr •• a..
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modifying." -aid. Officials from the llarban..
Beaches and POlb -
and the planning ~
are wort.mg on a mas&« plan.
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f ·Mexico Poses Th~eat to Beaches
I SAii DIEGO (AP! ~ A waste treatment facilities Assemblyman John F. on!ertd a delay In an 11!.S. by 1990, wW be perlod1coUy
1 .. owillc .._..._ ol Muican Wider a ~~ iaue --' In F (n •--~-~--) million cootncl for the l1nl flushed during the rainy -I -.. -•. .,......... oran, ~ "~ ' ol ••-rid the ali al Alb
Orl!Y Coast .Qffors
-info the Pacific Ocean the Assembly. would change that ~tuatloo phaae of constn>ctloo uM aon to v eJ I lllOJ -• ...., lhfeat to ; Asoemblyrnan Leo · T . with his measure, which Sier-11111).millioo project unlll an that ...Wd oUlerw1le build up
COlilamia heaches, warns the McCarthy, (l>San Francisco), ra Club lobbyist John Zlerold appeal by tho Environmental In the clooed water ll)'llem.
dlllmoa o1 lhlt Son Diogo aald Ilia measure mll5l go to endorsed troagJ,y Deleme Fund la declded. Water lrcm the late aloo will
• 63Guarant~ed Certificates
• ;::1::\:.i.wator Quality Coo. the .. voten in lf14 ii the "We'll~aliypu~lthatbill," el.eke Set be-Ir~ ··
• _ • u-~-·~ Legiilature "l'l'""'~ll m! Zierol4. e.A.We l.ec.,.t19 ~~ _, -.. ~ = "Exlat!ng ffinds to oevelop -FREMONT (AP) - A 58-
·Saturday Service .
.......,, In • lelltt to the two-and construct equipment to • Flood Feared mllllon water and waste ma... SAN DIEGO (AP) -Den-
·-0.-mioo of the reduco severe pollution In agemeot pl ... whlcb calls r... nll O''-·-, a leader In ellor1s
oCalllomiaa. Cal~ornla's lakes, bays and .SACRAMENTO (AP) theeveotualrecycllngolwaste to ..;t;'San Diec• Bay a ·The Insiders Club
' ":We fear that California is rlve13 will be depleted by mid. Despite an array ol dams, water for human CODSlllllplioo .inodel elae~, plans to re-
_,, again laced with the 19'14," McCarthy said. bypasses and flood plains, 8 has been approved by tho Re-lire aa executive director ol
thml ol pollution and coo-McCarthy's bill ls AB 161. giooal Water Quality Control the Regional Water Quality ==-~!. i::.;c::._1n the •Gu .FuRds ( ECO_ 'LOGY J ~plan !or the Alameda r'~bo~r...-......
In a report, May's board . SAORAMENl'O (AP) _ _ Q-eet watershed alJove the l"tbecleanestlothe-ldbut ::'.: ~~"':= ' Mass transit and clean air \op Oood cootrol ofllclal says i::.O cn:u1.i:~ ~~ ~ "i,,..~ ~~
to incr e from 10 million pro~r&m! m Calllorrua could Nor1bem Calllornia Is not lake ol highly treated waste post 17 ,..,._ He said be will ~ daily to nearly 20 be financed by gas tu: money equipped to handle the worst ter jotn·an englneerin( <Clllllltant
millilD'pllollS under a _C01JStitutionll_amend-thatnaturecandishoot-and wa'l1le. lake, to be completed Orm. ·
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Calibnla """1d pump '2S
millilD into coostruction ol
ment mtrodllC<d m the predicts that sooner or later·1--=:=-=::..:;:..:;:..:=-'-".:C.,,....:---~=-----= ~""""'Y· !here will be a flood ol major CUmnUy, the state collects rtioo!
about II billion a year In gas prol::,.rt Mulu of the federa~
tax revenue and spends It all state River Flood Control
oo lllgbway-related purposes. Center here says Norlhem ------------'---'-----'-----Calilorn1ans bave developed a
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'"WHY don't you want a Valen~ne party?•
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false .ense of security from
the success which flood con-
trol syatems bave bad In re-
cent years.
"Unlesa there Is widespread
damage and people are killed,
people don't think there is
danger of a major flood,"
Miller said.
estart llrged
sACRAMENTO <AP> - A
resolution urging the earlies
possible construction' on the
propooed New Me!ones Dem
near Sonora has been in-
troduced In the Assembly.
Congress and President Nii·
on shOuid make sure it is not
delayed, the ~lution by
Assemblyman Jpbn Thurman,
(l).lllodesto), ~dds.
Thurman said that the dsm
is supPorted by a wide range
ol San Joaquin Valley .Jn.
terests, including "organized
label", agriculture, water !n-
terests, and' the local Sierra
'Club." liiarller this month, a federal
appeal~ court in San Francisco
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thur L. "Abe Johnson,
76, San Jose lawyer
who resembles Abra-
. ham Lincoln, says his
most important work is
ahead of him. He wants
to form a campus
movement to battle il-
legal drugs.
Stevenson
Son Plans
To Marry
From Wire Services
Businessman John Fell
Stevenson, son of the late U.S.
ambassador to the United
Nations Adlai Stevenson, will
marry Elizabeth F1ood in
June.
It will be the second
marriage for Stevenson, a
land 'investor and
( PEOPLE )
' comervationist ~·ho w a s
divorced in 1971 , and the first
marriage for Aflss Flood, a
teacher.
* The Texas Senate approved
a resolution asking th.at Aug.
27, the blrthdaY of former
President Lyndon 8. Jobmoa,
be made a state holiday.
The document passed the
House, but baa no legal
weight. Both. ctiambers would
have to pass a bill, not just a
resolution, to ma.kc the day a
legal state holiday.
* Dixy Let Ray. the first
woman to be named to a ~ull
five-year term on the Atomic
Energy Commission, will be
named its chairman by
President Nixon. congressional
sources said.
Or. Ray, 57, of Tacoma.
Wash., would replace James
Schlesinger as chairman.
Schlesinger is Nixon's choice
to take over as head of the
Central Intelligence Agency.
*· Dwight L. O:apln, retiring
as a deputy assistant · to
President Nixon, will join
United Air Lines as ·dlrector of
market planning, the airline
said .
Chapin will be based at
United's executive offices near
Chicago.
* The Tasaday tribesmen, a
group of Stone Age peoples
discovered in the Philippines,
are "getting !al," a«ording to
their discoverer, MlllDtl
Elizalde Jr.
The isolated band of
primitive cave dwellers were
moslly vegetarian until given
knives by a native hunter,
Elir.a.Jde told a high school
studc"! a!Sembly in St. Louis.
"There 's an overabundance
of wildlife in the jWlgle, and
"'ilh knives they get more
than they need." said Elizalde,
who led the expedition that
discovered the small band of
27 persons in June 1971.
* President Nixon accepted
with deep personal regret tho
resignation of one ol bis top
speechwritera, w~ Sa11rt,
who is leaytna the White
lfoule to ,beooale 1 columnist
fa-1bt New Yori< 'Dlnes. Hmm. bis deputy
-~ Gerald L. = es re 11ed
1or support
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SuN Instead of ~fiss Melbourne when If you~re a leg.woman lhe best venue is
· A-alla baska during our cold snap!'h campus, judging from the long strides
why do curvaceoos cu11ea cut the ribbons across the quad plus bicycling. Desert
for new construction? and b.ikµlg boots wilb Levis. Shorts on
For tbose who go male-watching in the basltetball court and tract. Flared
Oraap County there are numerouo op. stacks on a student with a part:W.. job.
poriunltles to choose a Mr. Financial. Conla bounding up the library steps.
llislrict, Mr. Lunch Hour, Mr. Pwerby; For those who prefer men dapperly ~ and Mr. Clance-at.-the-in-dressed, complete with hat., the airport
nae .. contestants" parade through lob--is a good bet and commuter ~ are
bi.es, a likely reviewing stage. F.ntry ideal. Overeoats add a bil of guesswork
levels are women's territory ' mostly for those "'ho like surprise packages.
aecrttaries and receptionists populate the ~fuscles. patience and wallet power
modular aisles where decoratio& expense can be judged in shopping malls where
·was saved for higher floors. biceps buJge aroond stacks of packages
So the men head upstairs, an the better or bago big ooougb lo bold tlng4lze bed
for male-watchers. ' -spreads. More ~ts are r.uiJy
Instead of distribution of cheesecake; discernible in comenationl overheard. in
U. issue is how 1 the beefsteak is the menswear depmments.
quartered. Which gelJ the most poinls: The all-lmpOr\arit swimsuit category
hair and smile, chest measurements, has .to be postpooed temporarily unless
torao or legs? the viewer is ~le(t with ftl.luit
Even the ~arch for Mr. Photogenic silhoueltes.
Winds up in a tie between the black curly ln any event, the title undoubtedly will
hair with lavender eyes and the blue-depend on tht evening's talent com-
eyed. moustachioed'blond with sideburns. petition .
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-lttti{ -~ him until he js ' 11. k -! An parento obligated )>y
IMr II Ii t a kid wbo Is defiant and •
nflllll Jf • • they aay! Advise , ..,_..;!'J.nwm
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in.r1o iwc a •••co. J kmw ·ft'om ,., ... Giit..., wiw1 In cues like -a.. -lwllhwllenl
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By the time the judge gets inlo the act,
it's be)'Oftd §ving. And 10 is your face,
dear lady, so lei the man go, maintain
)'Ollr dign!ly and -. a ~ life for
younell. I ,did and I'm content for the
finl tim6 1n yean. -MY HEAD Ill
!UGH IN DENVER
· DEAR . ll&Ab: ~ -lert!sted in was s\\elng to tt that the guy ._ ... • two .,. uodlJ ii.. -
was ''punished property." 1 Gmenlly lfl ·we. I aa ~ • Till way the lawo are changing tt _,·t ....., wlOI -II a ..moce Is -.
be . kmg •-befofe anyooe wbo WIDIJ I JW mlPt M .-II WJ L tttyiice 1iill he ..... to gel i~ -whk:ll·l . • ..,_:_ __ -5
•• ,,,_ -,, Calli all ~ · ~ENTIAL TO owvw I DO IT '.""""-• malt~ ....._ 1n . Omla •• AND l!Oj'K FOR 11IE BF.ST: flOI 1f
dnhappily ~ person need oay Is, • JOU pt couglit the price wlll be
"'ibOre are im<oncilable diflen!DCl!L' ..... -. -~ the pill -How much better this is 1baD the old tum ,JOU Into a nervous wrecS. fQllGET
New.York Jaw thal.gtanted a divorce for IT!
one reaaon only -aduli.ty. That New
York law made llan out ol thou9andl ol
people becauae tt w11 the only way Ibey
could get out ol a ml8sable marr1age.·
NolllJll( II IOll-delealitll or ..
degrading u haqglllll on to a man wllo
doesn't want you. No marriage IJ worlh a
damn unk!a both peopla value It and w1n
WOt1c at it. • ,
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Barbara Allen,
director of the
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I · believes ringing
( bells is good
I relexetion for both
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. • • • Boosterettes
, UC! Booetttettes qaln are
: 1poruiortng a marathon bridge
: IDUl'llament which will begin
. · in February and continue
: through June.
:: Players may select their
: own partner for either day or
:~ evening games. Contacts for
~ participation are Mrs. Marilyn
:: Baker or Mra. Randolph
:: Erwin. ·• " " " .. .. Cookbooks
~ To benefit the Feb. 27 bond
~ ca•gn. employes of the :! Huntlngton Beach Unloo High
:: School pislrict are preparing
:: a cookbook ol their favorite
: : recipe._ The booklet will be
:. offered anyooe oontrlbuttng
$1.lO to the campaign fund. SC Club
Performen Art and Dolly
Briggs will entertain the South Newcomers
Sweet Adelines of
Harbor Utes Oiapler
entertain members or
the Coast C1ub of Laguna Beach
after a noon luncheon
Wednesday, Feb. 7, in the
Irvine Coast Country Club.
will
the
Welcome Wagon Newcomers
Club of Huntington Beach.
The group will meet at II
p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 6, in the
Faith Lutheran Church..
Auxiliary
Mrs. Joseph C. Wklmont Jr.
ol Newport Beach will host the
next meet.iDg of the Woman's
Auiiliary to the Amertcaa
Society o( Mechanical
Engineers.
A get..acquainted coffee is
planned at II a.m. Wednerday,
Feb. 7.
1be Briggses., baritone and
pianist, will present a
repertoire or music ranging
from pop to classical.
Reeding
John Ridland, an inOuential
poet and editor now teaching
at tbe University of California,
Santa Barbara will read from
his works at noon Thursday,
Feb. 8, in the humanities ball,
UCI.
Thursday Club
Music and fashion will share
Fine Arts Festival
. • Coast Winners Named
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Worries Tuned Out
Choir Members Hear Bells
111 JO (ILS()N or .. Dlllr ,__ ...... .,,_ ...
beinl vmled f!V"1 -.,
......; in the DIUlic room Ill
the Community Presbylerian
CIUrch In 1-111 Beach.
1bat's wbm the dmdl's
bell choir practices -t.be
diredlm ol Mn. --
Allen, • great -in hobbies.
Rinl!nB bolla Is I lioilbJ and
bobbin are good for the 10U1,
Ibo eaplains.
Mn. Allen served ....
organiJt for the dtun:b -she firs& came to 1.ag11n1 Jl
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yean ago, WU 'junior choir
director for Dine years, bas
served as interim choir direc-
tor several times and has been
employed as a .....W,. by
the cbw<b be< entire JI years
In Lquna. VARIED llEPERTOlllE A piano sWdent at the age ol The choir's repertoire ln-
7, M... Allen abo took violin eludes clasaical, r<ligiooa and
lessons at an early age, then DlUllC and concerts are studied the organ. Sbe bas poP • taken daaael in choral direct-givm for churches, ...,.
Ing at O>apman :u-bolpltats, banqueta round out be< educotioo and luncbeono.
says modestly "I have Tiie It members of the choir
particular de8rees happen to be -but
just a Ille of music.'; · men in t.be pell haYe been · memben and are welcome to
DONOR NAMED join. Mrs. Allen said. Sb: llllft
The bell choir was funned in ptayen are in fact needed, obe
the fall o1 ua when a aet of added.
Schulmericb bells w e r e 'l'be requiremeDtS are a
purchased for the dtun:b by J. knowl<dge ol llllllic, lOCJCI c:o-
Houstoo Wltbenpoon. -.<>n)inalion and the williqnea
"' Jl'ldke mry Monday ........ -..is ..... 'I all
'ba6ta PM IDd DO plea.sure, Ml'I.
Alic I-.I.bout cmco I
~ there la I aodaL
WllJ )I the beD choir ;.,.
....-to Mn. Alim and the
rat of Ille mombenT
11'1 a hobby-and Mrs. Alim
tdronill' bellevel In -
llOlllllll ll8SDllUL
"I feel tloal -ol any typo are benollclal because
the body -be r<laml to carry on Ila more oerious
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And. 11'• 1 good ouUet for
older people, especi•lly those -hi•• once been prominent 1n the mualcal world. "'You
take I linger -after 40
they're not needed lll)'lDOI'<, ..
Mn. Allen uplalned.
'!be director also ts a
~·pber, jeweler and
rock bOund and loves to travel.
"I like to get out In the field
and look tor tho atones. It
giva me exercile.'' lhe sakt
She alao baa driven
all """" Ille Ulllled States,
traveltd ID ~ Clnada
and -and lour<d Hawaii. and la looking -to noUremenl In four or five
years 10 she can do mare ex·
lellllve traveling.
The bell choir also ii lm-
PO<lanl to her bocauJe ii ii a
semcetothedmdo• ......
..,,,. -Is .. in-itrwnonl... llrs. .Alim ...
plalnod. • .,,,. -has meant a put deal ID me all
Uorougb my Die. U'1 1111& Ille
estahltsbmenL I have a deep
faith In God.
"I feel sony fer plOllle -
say 'I don~ .....S t.be ciourd'
No ....... u.. by blnwlf.
Danger
Cut Out
Nlcb, punctures and gasbes
-lllO,IOD -,............. the
unhappy result ol mianling
kitdJen lmlves. the Naliooal
Safety Council says.
IQjuries ..... -knives
are put to the-111e-to
pull out carton llaples, _. a . . ,, can or pry up a lid.
Sllpe are a conp:nm came ti
lmlfe Injuries.
To 1'1Jld them. pip t.be
' lmlfe bmllo lirmlJ and
alwa}'I cut away from your
Ummb ... band. ""'1 .....
centrale when -'log with •
lmlfe.
to Help Raise Funds
the spoUight at the next
meeting of the Thursday
Morning Club of Newport
Beach, to take place at 11 a.m.
Thursday, Feb. 8, in the
Balboa Bay Club.
Ronald Bellini, operatic
tenor who has toured with the
Liverette Opera Company and
has appeared with the La
Scala Opera C6mpany, will
entertain.
Members of the Mannequin
Section will n'iod.el informally
during the luncheon.
Patriotic Ball
orange County Women's
ebapter of Freedoms
Foundation or Valley Forge
will present a Patriotic Ball in
the Disneyland Hotel Friday,
Feb. 9. Dinner will be served
at "7:30 p.m.
Freddy Martin and his
orchestra will present an
evening of music including a
Cavalcade of Records,
Cavalcade of Bands and a
Cavalcade of ~
AAUW
Dr. Jack H. Bolland.
professoc of management at
Calilomia Stale Uni....;ty,
San Jose will discUss Human
Motivation and Self-
developnent w h en be
addresses t.be Newport-Olota
Mesa and Laguna Beach
Branches of the American
Association ol Um-sity
Women.
The lecture, -to the public. will take place Ill •
p.m. Friday, Feb. t, in
Clubhouse No. 1, Iagnna Hilb.
A !Ocial hour will be al 7:30
p.m.
Dr. llolJand has -tµcblng at CSCISJ for more
than . 23 years · and is well
recognized for his ~
and oounaellng -
Among his -·-are the Calilomia Slate
Legislature Distlngulsllod
UFFELL'
Profeuor aw a r d and Outstandini ProfOSliOC awanla
at CSUSJ.
~C Juniors·
Patricia. Spun, It 7 S
va1edictorian of Fountain
Valley High !Jchool, WU
selected as Miss Teenage
Citizen by ~ South Cout
Juniors of Fountain Valley.
Sbe will receive a $25 SaY!np
Baod and • Iii-plaque. caw. on out to our ap., ttou. ibis Wiik and • for . ,..-i-11110•-.....--··· .. -Symphony -f n..'1nocbligldontor~ .
~ty~'~ The Diet Workshop way
:J:. f:. 4:!'r:OU.:.hl1abed . MONDAY JEIRUARY .. STH
.=..°':m~of11: 7•30 PM Bl•olwuod s..1.,.. & i-AmL
planned bHdoool concerts, • ' 1'640 Ada"",..._ COiia -
olbenrise the concerts will fOI IN~lllA-531•5105
have to be nduced and "!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ many as 60 elemeritary
achools in the county might
have to wait until next year's
series.
Winners have been an-
nounced in the annual Fine
Arts Festival sponsored by the
. Orange District, califomla
~~ Federation of Woman's Clubs.
:· The festival took placfttin
: the Ebell Clubhouse,
: Fullertan, and included paint·
:· ine, verse, skits, essays,
: · crafts, prose and short stories.
~ Sweepstakes winners 'were
:·Mn. 'lbelma Radaelll,
_. Irvine, oil still life, and Mrs.
:· Fern Williams, Costa Mesa,
" acrylic still life.
through thin! pl-. California
Historical I,,andmart contest.
mache, Mra. Elmer Big· UPHOLSTERY
· gerstaH; candle making, Mrs. .._ ...!'':.. ._
MANNING'S
COUJ!CTORS
StlOP ~
TtEBIG •so GIVE·AWAY!
Arlene Wells and Mr>. 1'21 --. Winnen in art were the
Mmes. Joan Jacobi, Fren
Williams, Louise Peanoo and
Thelma Radaelli. Prose win-
ner was Mnl. Loia Barry, and
short story winnen were .the
Mmes. Tom J. Conroy, Lola
Cottril and S. Henshaw.
Patricia stewman, and c.... -_ ...at
needlework and stilcbery,I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~""'!"!~~~~~! Mr>. Margaret Grundy and
Mrs. R. E. Pittsford.
1 Other top entries were sub-
:• milled by the Mmes. Gertrude
Matl<lclts, Msrcella Stanley
,-and Gabrielle Miller, fin! ..
Other categories and win-
ners were light verse, the
Mmes. Ed.wart Denniss, Grace
Wright Brotherton and Edna
HarMson Baker; iJr
spirationals, Nona Keen Dul'·
fey, Lola Cottril and Am
McQuire, and skits, Mrs.
Allllon Wessler.
Still others were haiku, Mn .
Grace Brotherton; poetry,
Mrs. Aili3on Wessler and Mrs.
Frank Hruza ; essays, Mrs.
Concluding the list are china
painting, Mrs. Vesta Redman
and Mra. Ann RouUedge;
Crash tn treasure. Mrs.
Margaret T a I b o t , and
miacellaneous, the Mmes. Be~
ty Vee Young and Mn. Judy
Giesing.
R e c e i v i n g participation
certificates In music were the
Midway Woman's Club and
the Irvine Woman's Club, and
in speech and drama. the
Fountain Valley Woman's
Club. ?'charmers
Moot charms lead • busy
flllhlonlilo.
Grace Brotherton; ceramics. -=;;=:;;=====~~~~I the Mmea. Ann Routledge, I I
Anita Don and Harriet le•rUDfJ Sullivan; decoupage, Mrs. Designed wtth claver easy.
l<Hlttach snap rtnp. new : i:barms from one manufae-, :turer can move rrom bracelet&
. to neck chains and l'O)lfS with
Margaret Talbol. and mo&aicl, d1·am· aad !In. Gustar Patur.
Ibo fll"'lell ol ..... awm.
. ·make gQOd &lfls.
More are Jew<try, Mrs. • I vesia Redman: table ..... mven ory terpieces, 1tfn. Nellie Russell ; _. .,. _. ._._ .-in1111111y 1 rugs. Mrs. Joan Salt; papleJ: ... -• .., ... ..... s100 Uy,w..lftll~ •
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Y oor Horoscope T orriorrow Hospital
Has Heart Pisces:. -Break free
tf~orr farms "Group Tours"
For W-'s Clubs, Church Groups
· .A.n_d ~-OrCJQn~ns
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._.. MtCIOIY JA••S TOUIS? tf,.. .._,. ., .......... Reason for the South
Com Community-Hos-
pital Auxiliary fllDd'
raising Valentine 1lill
in the Newporterlnn,
Saturday, Feb. 10, ls no
secret -to cootinue
personal service lo· pa-
tients. But the de<o1'3-
tlons are. Lifting the
veil of secrecy is Miss
Fem Randolph .
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FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 2
cldel with tile leamlng pm>-
HS. You gain through
publishing, special studies,
.-By SY!?NEY OMARR travel and unique com-
ARIES (Mardi 11-April 19): municalilllls. Ariel play• ~ey
Atcent is m evaluating hopes n>le. Reacl! beyond appahnt
and wishes. Don't ast fol' -limitations.
more than you can handle. CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Avoid promising more than Accent now is on money as it
you can deliver. Pl:lcet could affects mate, partner. others
play important role. Many of close to you. strive to make
your personal, roman ti c your own voice beard. Don't
desires oow can be fulfilled. push against your own best ln-
TAURIJS (April 16-May 201: terests. -One who proposes
Emphasis is on career, aspira· tempting offer may not really
lions, dealings wttb those in have much.
positiOM of authority. Addt'd LEO (Ju]y ZS.Aug. 22):
recognition is indicated. You SpoUight is on how you relate
obtain more for your services. to those who bold opposing
Jn personal am, emotions run vh;ws. Key is to listen and to
high -member of oposite sex be discreet. Don't show al!
makes demands. your cards. Strive for element
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): of surprise. Mate, business
Good lunar aspect now coin-partner has something of im-
portance to say.
LIBRA (~pt. 23-0ct.22):
~~~i>-..~<>?<t>....,-''!i'·~:_~-ti!J. ~ Avoid scattering forces. Main-tain steady pace. Sagittarlan
is in picture. Strive to
DwUij. P,~t~~ streamline work procedures. R:emember recent resolutions.
One who adVrit"a'te; ·Otherwise
is being aellish. '~ ac-
"'9.....-~"~~~ ..... ~,..-;; ~ cordlngly. --. 'I O <P '· LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 2):
~ Encourage young person to be
To · avoid disappointment, prospective creative. Move with tide.
brides are reminded to have their wedding Means don't light progress. Be
stories 'ltitb black and white glossy photo-willing to tear down only in
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women's De-order to rebuild . Change of
~artment one week before the wedding. scenery indicated. Welcome
varietf. Romance is
IP!ltllellted-' SCORPIO (Oct. JS.Nov. JI):
Aceent Is on lhe IOlld and
practical. Your r<Sidenoe,
lon('rlllge pn>jects a re
feat\lred. Obtain cost 1 ,
eotimates. Get an accounting.
especially where la1e9 and
property are concerned .
Thorough approach is
nectssary.
SAGrM'ARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): You are apt IA> be
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17tti • llYINE -NIWPOIT IU.CH
embarking on short trip. TOWN .. COUHT11Y SNOP .. llrlO CENTllll -OllAHOE Relative or neighbor appears I\ AtroSf. trom S.n1• AM Ftil'llon SqtMrt
to be involved. Strive to create 41 ~ASHIOM ~uA11:E -LA ...... ..,.
harmony in domestic area. AMll:ICA"S LIADING '"cHIESI STOIEi'
Make conciliatory gesture. 111~~~~~~~~:~~~-~-:-:-~-~~~-=~~~r diplomttic, you g a in . --------===
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19 ): Be wary where money
transactions are concerned.
Ooe who offers something for
nothing is probably engaging
in deception. Know it and re-
spond accordingly. Steer clear
of wishful thinking.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Cl-F•b.
18): I.Amar cycle is high; take
'ifiltiative. Encourage new con--
tacts, projects. Your judg-
ment. intuition now are on
target. Be confident. Many
will want your opinion. Give it
in forthright manner. No need
to lake back seat.
PISCES (Feb. t9-Man:h 2l:
Strive for universal appeal.
Fight to •break · free from
limitatioos. Message will be
come inereasingly clear.
Concentrate on distribution,
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LARGE SELECTION
BOLTS and REMNANTS
CtilSllfl tM111 WllW
TMllll•Y• l'eb. '-1t1S
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loll Tiie 811n1. .\
D'l'ERT·
,iG S~J,E
'NOW '.
' Pictures received after that time will not
be used.
For engagement announcements it is
imperative that the story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sul>
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date. H deadline is not met, only a story will
be used. . .
To help fiU.requiremeilts on both wed-
ding and engagement stories, forms are
.available in all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by
Women's Section staff members at Q424321.
Sirens Respond
To Emergency
VALUE e OUALITY
SELECTtON e S.l:IVtc;:I.
' IN PRO'GR!SS !
225 E. 17th -St. -COSTA MPA
548-2778 e .M11ttt CMr-. e Spring Training . ,.., ,.... """" """' "" '\ " .
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'Olympic' Help Sought
Athletes and volunteers ac-mornings or two afternoons
live In sports and recreation eam week. 'I' .
are being .'recruited by Hours"fortniningwill be 11
Fairview State Hospital. Ior a.m: to noon Monday through
spring training of mentally Friday, and 3 to 4:30 p.m.
re~ teenagers for the , Tuesday, Thursday and Fri-
1973 Special Olympics. day.
·Approximately 150 Rehabilitation therapist
youngsters will -coaching Jimmy Williams, hospital
in softball throw for distance, coordinator for the program,
standing broad jump, 500 and can be .contacted for an in-
100 yard dash, mile run, terview at the volunteer
swimming and relay. services office, weekdays and
Volunleel's will work on a Saturdays.
oni·tO·one basW with
resldenis, and must l;>e I&
years of oge or older. Tbey
must be able to give two
Many Skills
Not N"eeded
GROUND ~HOG SPECIAL . .
Tbe United States has
become an over-credentialed
society, a""'l<ding to a
preliminary report released by
the Task forte m Continuing
Education and Public Affairs . AT ' -·."
. FA·IBRfF:I C ., .
PRICES GOOD THU , THRU :S~T;
FLiicllED
Polyester
_11Mti'1d
Spriog C4llon
A.IHI Illy
45" Wide oa lofts
SHEATH
LINING '
45" Wide aa llolh"
GoM C4llon
2 TD~ 51°0
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100% POtYISft1· ., t . ~
DOJI~
XNITS
• Dnlg... Lff9tlls
60" wide. Hu9e Hloctfoot
of popuh;r 'colon a• d
' . . ,...,... Sold& ..i Prim.
Mac•l119 ••·~ ..
's1sr YD.
HUSHED JIAN
·POLTES1'D
:CREPE
s-. 45" WW. • ' ........ .... ~ ....... ...._
1,,_._..·aft YD_.
. ' t 77.:
SPllNG ·
COTTONS
• Now sw,.....
45" Wide -lolls
99' YD.
WoODEN
DENIM • PURSE IOXES
45" WW. -""'~ . Dal't ..... ,... '
fv.,n.
fabrifie
ABRIC CENTERS
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New·i.c-....
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1be report. prepared as one
or rour studies on the future or
continuing education, noted
that too many jobs require
entering credentials out or all
relation to skills needed to
perform satisfactorily.
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By EllMA DOMBECK
I ne\•er pay a visit to the
emergency room of the
hospital with one of my
children that I do not rea!ftrm
my' belief that some women
were not only born to this kind
of chaos, they thrive on it.
I mean it. They're the
women who get up 1 in the
morning, tidy the house, put
on hose, a skirt the right
fashion length, a sweater that
matches, a gay scarf and
shoes with arch supports.
They gas up the car, study
up on their pressure points,
stock their purse with spirits
of alnmonia and sit there
reading lhe First Aid
Handbook until one of their
kids nms in · and says,
"Mommy! Come see Billy."
She calmly puts down her
book, slips a roast for dinner
in the oven and says,
"Mommy is ready."
I have never attended an
emergency in my life that I
wasn't wearing bedroom
slippers, a pair of slacks that
fit when I was 10, a raincoat
from lost and fOWld, raggy
underwear and greasy hair.
I can never fmd my car
key_s. When I do, the car won't
start. I wrap the wound in a
diseased ' T·shirt. And I
invariably go through a tacky
scene at the Admissions desk.
"What is the boy's name?"
asks the receptionist.
"Wow. You asked me too
fast. It's Brad . ~ . Bryce ...
Brucie!"
"How old is· Brucie?"
"They're getting harder.
Let's see, we got the freezer
on Feb. 26, 1968 and Brucie
was born sometime that
spring."
"I don't suppose you' would
AT
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END
remember your .insurance
policy number?" (I shake my
head.) "You 00 have
insurance ,'' she says
suspiciously.
I pull myself up stiffly and
fold my arms to bide the
safely pin holding my ripper
togethei:. "Are you implying
we cannot pay for this visit?
Well, you are wrong. You
couldn't find a better credit
risk."
"I understand," she says.
"Have a seat.''
"Oh, incidentally," I falter,
"could you cash a cbeCk for a
dime? I have to call my
husband."
• The doctor finally reports to
me. "You may come in now.
Your soo bas a bead wound
and we have to take some
stilclles. I don't want you to
be upset by what you see. Just
be normal, talk to him so he
will relax and make him feel
that e11erything is just fine."
I walk in~ ~ room, clutch
my throat 8pd scream, "My
God , he's bleeding to death!"
and pass out on the floor.
As they .. wheel me by lhe
waiting l'OODI, I see the
professi9nal . emergency
mother Sitting there with a
full box of <lroyolas for her
yOlUlger son, sippjng on coffee
and rattling her pocketful of
dimes.
It's enough to make you
sick!
EVERVBODYS
CRAZY
FOR
'
Large Sizes
SIZES
3b TO 4b
Pi<k from PLENTY
ol pretty ponl-tops
and sllm·fittlng
pants. You11
love 'em and
live in 'em because
they look 10 great,
feel so free.
Tops from 15.00
Pants from 13.00
Sunday Shopper?
Fvli.tton ' Huntlngtoft hoch
Open 12 to s
~(la ; .
Nor'sHALF·SIZE SHOP
COSTA
MESA
1805 .NEWPORT ILYD.
I.._,. of 1 ... s.r..tr
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
M HUNTINGTON CENTI• , ................. .
FULUITOM-224 Or•1 .... M.n, • 0: u;1t•orpe • H""-
M-.. n.n. -FtL 1 .. f -TIB.•W.i .• s.t. 1M
Ballkalllel'leard • lllasterelaarge
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Rod,
White,
& Navy / P•+•nt le.+Htr
Clo<js-$15
c:t.adre•• CIO<J
Yellow, R•cl, Blue
$12
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J8 Do\11.Y l'ft.OT -· r......., 1, 1973 Cle•• e•te Go•I '6,000
Crusade Begins
·For Scholarships
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Sclliol1r1hlp Fund ,_.... Glllcon and
.,.....mg eoundl memben
bopi a ampolp lo "'"° a.• by Jane al lhetr anooll
Dwheim tllil week in Sao
am-to.
The ........,. group will
..,;,. ldkn and JO door lo
;;,.,, lo ask COIDDlllDily groups
... -lo lhe !Wld ... ~lo. San Clemente High
SdMd stndf1.U who have
lllown academ le and
..w:9'inml~.
TWENTY mJDENTS re-
cei'Ytd a total ol $4,700 in
1t'1Z. Tbe auociation was
formed io 1S1 and awartled
ils finl grant. in IM9.
Admdbig lo ISIOOllkln
J*elideal. Edward Kincaid Jr.,
. ...
donaliool qualify !or a
contributing membership. All
donations are tax~eductible .
ScboJarstUp C:ooa1k>n11 are
med directly for the student
gr1nt1 , and mo s t
admjnistrativt e:xpenseJ of the.
association are covered by
governing board members.
For more inform1:1tlon about
the a.ssociadon. wriLe P.O.
Bo1 Zf~1 CapUtrar.o Beadi,
92624.
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'AMOUNT DOUBLED'
President Kinc1id
Reading Pamphlet
Offered in Beach
Ille -railed has almast h 1 l'rdwbJ!Sr. A 16-page pamp let by M.rs. Lynn Ki_ng as part of
her master's d e g r e e A_.w• o1ficen include ·describing how parent.s caa
requirement. ~ . ~ Jim Wlllbe. exeasttw vice help youngsters read better iJ
,.-. Dao Simpkin, r~ 1>e11111 ~tribuled 1hrough lhe
.-elf md membership v;ce Ocean View School District in
p; '' •. ml T\:m. Stamp, Huntington Beach. such tips aa singing to
iddaMp Tice presidr.ot. youna•ters to encourage use of ~-,. __ 1 The pamphlet was written -.... Gfft!D ii l'tu: pre51Ual words, and warnings against
ti ..,..am and publications being critical of a ctuld's
... Namette .senze is B"d A k d •-ding IOCl1!tary. Robert I 8 8 e reading attempts.
Knapp i s corresoonding District officials have sent
........,, and B. Franklin For Alicia copies or lhe hook lo parents
\lddrnr, treamrer. oI youngsters in the
1'BDB AU Sl members Bids are being called for kindergarten through third
ti. a. .,..mac council and comtructlon of less than a grades.
... Wl\JlltlaD ha obt1ined 21 mile ~tion of Alic I~ Parkway Parents or p r e s c h o o I
....... mrmhfn who have where It crosses the Santa Fe children who live in the
..w-•-or more. district may also pick up ... ~ ..-Railway tracb in the north · I lhe phi t from llMt• , ship donationl of copies o pam e
$1-edle eoatributors to 1 Mission Viejo area. district offices, at Beach
file ~ip. sustalning The estimated cost of the Boulevard and W a r n e r
nmnben donate 125, and 151pipiiiroiiijectiiiiiliiisiii$2iiil6iii086iiiiil.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiAiiiviiieniiiuiiie.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Rams Due
AtGWC
The lop basl<lball playen
"""' Ille llunllnglon Beach Police~ and Ille
Jayaa will c1allJ •ilh IOlne
.......... tbt Loi Angeles
lllmis Friday. Feb. II, al
Goldm West College.
G-time is I p.m. in lhe
Goldm West C111111Uium.
-lft fut. Fer llcUI ialR 'ion,. phxlt S»--UL
Ram .... eqJed<d lo "'"'
ia U.. -att Jadl Snow, Diet Gordon, Dovie! Ray, Cash
Binlwd1. Dove Elmendorf,
-llOOertaoD and Les -..-
Beach Man
At Palmer
David Cauble, the son of
Mrs.. Barbara Cauble, 3912
LepDd Circle, Huntington
Bmdl. hn"".,.entered Palmer
College of Otiropractic in
Dwtemport, Iowa.
Cmble will study lour·and·
-third years lo obtain lhe .i.cne o1 Doct« o r
Clliiup:adic from the world's
-...r lariat ehiropraclic
collece
llEl'LUTIONS ..
Rcyn
Sheffer
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....,,. 'wa<ii1dMf'
-·5bortA:omlnP and --8 ol ,_can
atdy be torpten. once
tbrir' ieuo.. have been -Sim.ilarily. meJSt of the dire
tllinp that might come with
-.... 1 .,.. nl8Y never hllpprn
at all Alr1 •°QIT)'in« ~ ~
llne dome ..... need.lea and
......V-drlnlded from our
.aiilfl;J" fl) ~ ~ and
.. plTp9tt for wbattwr t~
ddlOW mQ" brine. So, use
..... "' ... tliank!ul lhat
.... """""' tauaftt ..ru-t-!~~:":::;;; anlL tha.l ""-www •-·• tnlOlblo ..W. to all ~ Of'Vft arrive.
We are truf,J c:otiOiined '1Vtt"
-..... C'OIM to u. tor
-Our llnl &.Ire lo to
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c5tt6FF61t ·~
U-..llEM:H
flt SOVIH COAST HlllHWAY -•Ill
SAii CWIDl!t
IAI -a CAMINO llAI. .,,,.,.
THE RED STEER
MEAT ·SHOP
is now owned by
Re99le Fet"11a11de:
GRAND OPENING
FEB~ 1st.
Fe1turln9 U.S.D.A. Choice Me ats
Freezer Bfff, Pork, Lamb, Chicken
Deli Products, Da iry & Bread.
Come In & Get Arqual11ted1!
-703 N ~ El Camino -492·5581
San Clemente
OUR CURIO COUP!
Two new orlgln•I• to hlgflllght • YOUfl CHOtcl:
wall, brighten• comer, each a 66. L s. tall gracefully acrolltd decorating •
accent In brushed gold·, verdlgreen :
or black. The k>ok of a European .
colteeto(a Item 111 Uny RB price. • -
-4•·•-T M ,lllllllrUAI SHOWROOM eTOMS .... , ... ..,_.WU"M6i\" 11Ulf11Lf•M~r ltU..nt.••"'""'11ut•flLt ,...._,..a--... • ._.,,.w.~.--
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Health· Committee Okays
Kidney Aid by MediCal
BOUTIQlJE
Cl"EANEBS
ALTllATIOMI I lllTYUNe
POI PAITICULAI LADI D .
,..... ~~ Cmnty
nydical ttntel'S have ttctived
the endonemenl ol lhe Health
Faclillles a.vi... Commilt ..
lo begin tttaling chronic
kidney polieota under lhe
MediCal program.
Tbe .II--oomm11 ....
a 1Ubp'oup ol lhe Orange
County Health P I a n n i n g
Council, Tuesday unanimonsly
3WoVed the applications by
South Coast Community
Hospital, Soulh Laguna, and
MWion Community Hospital,
Mission Viejo, to operate the
oulpaJlenl hemodial)'I~ units.
THE CALIFORNIA Slate
Department of P\lblic Health
requires endorsement of the
local health planning agency
before kidney disease centers
can participate in the MediCal
payment program.
Although Mlssio11
Community Hospital
YOUR LAST
CHANCE
YOUR FINAL
OPPORTUNITY
TO SAVE!!
PATTERNS
already lre&ling patients wilh
hemodlaly1is (kidney
macl!lne) equipment, n;, now
involved In a program to
.,pand UU. lacilily.
The new kidney disease
trealmfJlt unit will be part ol
an 18-bed addition to the
hospital which ii slated for
completion in July. The
addition has a projected cost
ol $750,000.
Under the plan just
approved by the committee,
.MWk>n Community Hospital
propoees to operate f o u r
dialysis beds this year and ta
add additional beds In 1974.
PROJ ECTED cosr pet
student is $200-$325 per
Wmrier·Dule Center C.-el w...,.r & Sprlngdele, Huntl119ton Buch
J42.2050
Misoioo Community. t h •
county oUicials --operalloa ol • kidney Wilt
under lhe MediCal plan at lhe~!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
Soulh Lagwia hoopilal.
Soulh Coast Oommunlly bas
bad a l,.,..JJed kidney
tttatmml tmit In opontian
since Auimt, t'7L It
currenUy treall two chn:lnic
kidney palieola but II planning
to expand its services to liI or
eight palienls -that MedlCll porticlpol.loa is ..
aured.
The average cost per
treatment at Sooth Coast
Community, Including
physician's fees and
laboratory costa, is Sllll. to
!200.
HIGHEST CASH PllCES PAID
.JAlll!LE DUY PRICES
Sihiiii-Dehn . • S J.sq ., OLD COIN SHOP
• Sl~ll ..W • • · • 40.eo " 222 ,_, Aw.. 1 SUI .... • . . • 21.DO ffl ut ... ..,_.
$1.M ........ JO.OO ., 17141 4t"97717
$11.11 ..W • • · • J5.00 •P C1ll ,.,. A11'9lllltmMI $ft.II ..... • • . • 10.00 .,
Sii.ti S.W •• 1,000.00 •P
lhs C. lt% 0-he•
.. -...,.. .......... -llolilM M elll celn•
treatment, including use of the 1jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
artificial kidney machine, 1------------------
physicians' fees and other 1 "u~~~~~=G
services.
$IO li..-iAt •-· SS IHr-. Even though South Coast $15 1' Co11eh. $1 Oi•ir. Community Hospital lies Try Saturday's News Quiz
within the same general Aftet 4:.JO • 7t4i5SJ.tJl5
hospital service -area as
TAFFETAS, ORGANZAS, IRO-
CADES, SATINS .... MiM1J othw
SHOP DAILY
9:30 A.M.
TO 5:30 P.M.
~lrs. SIMplktty, lutterlck ......... .... p .•t Y"d 52.29 CLOSE. OUT ···-·············
• ... $4.H Yonl $2 97
hllria fw thoM ... ~ ... ._
for After 5 w .... _. ,_... ...
PA INTS AND SOLIDS
...... 12.49 Yonl $1 .45 CLOSE OUT .... -'.-...•......
CHOICE OF THE HOUSE
1/3 OFF
TAFFETA
Auot't9illl Colors and P1ttems .... ,,. Y•"' 35C CLOSE OUT .................. .
NEW COTTONS ANO
COTTON BLENDS
ONE GROUl!-1.,. to $1.59 Yd, 69c
CLOSE OUT .................. .
.... to $1.t• Yd. 5 1 29 CLOSE OUT . •
72" NRON NffilNG
~~5~9c O:;T He ~ ......... 19(
45" DENIM
Pol,..twr 11'M1 Cetton IMM•
~~s~ i~· ~".'.'.' _ 98c
45" COTTON TERRY
.... to $1.2' Yonl S 1.39
CLOSE OUT ........... .
GINGHAM CHECKS
.... •'·" v.n1 89, CLOSE OUT ... ........... .
TERRY VELOURS
Choke tA Colors
~tt;;: l?u': .•d: . '2.59
DRAPE TRIMS
1/3 OFF
45" CREPES
111% '-'Yestw SolSdt
.... SlAtYoN $2 29 CLOSE OUT .. '···-· •
FIXTURES
FOR -
SALE •
CLOSE OUT .................. •
KETTLE CLOTH
Wide Choic• of Color• 1nd Pri nh
ON~· GROUP-
~~.·~·~U~d·... . ........... 89c
SEERSUCKER
Prlnt1 and Solkfs
ONE GROUP-
~~s': t'i:: ~d: . .. 89c
JERSEY PRINTS
~~:~.J:".' 79c
.... $15f Y•nl $1 49
CLOSE OUT ·········;····-·· •
.... SJ.tlY.,d $1 98 CLOSE OUT .................. •
UNDER CURRENT
A W1shabl• Luxury unct.rn .... ... _
In Choic• of Many C .. ort .•.
ldNI J or Curt1IM, Tool
R'f. S1M Yard
DRESS FABRICS
A w kfe sel1ttlon of 1IO% cottons,
cottons ind polyester, cotton 1n4
dKrOl'ti ind m1ny otMr flM fill!:
rlc milftu,.. •• , meat11 No lrwn Fabrics ... In IOl5d c~on, lh't,...
checks. plaids W 111. col...tuJ
prints.
ONE GROUP
.... .. ..... 51.29 CLOSEOUT . . ......• r'-
OHI GROUP
.... to $4.00
CLOSEOUT
ONE GROUP
..... ,..'l.49
...... $1.tl 49 .
CLOSI OUT ......... y~. '
ONa GllOU,.
.... to S2At 98c
CLOlllOIJT -··---·--p .
ONE GROUP ...... ,.... 9•· CLOSEOUT HICE -·· ,.ii. ..
ONE GROUP
.... toSS.'5 '1 98 CLOSEOUT NICI ,._ •
·ONE GROUP ...... ,,... -98 CLOSEOUT NICE ,.1 .. .£e
CORDUROY
ASSOR~~ORS AND
ONE GROUP
...... P.lt '1 69 CLOSEOUT PRICE y4. •
ONE GaOUP ...... --29 CLOSEOUT PllCE yL . .6•
DOUBI.£ KNIT
W WW• •.• -111% N,_tw aN1
Auylk ••• Cloolco "' _, c.J. ....... -
SPECIAL GROUP ...... ,,... •3 ..... CLOSEOUT PllCE y4. ·' ~
FAKE FURS
NINT5 AND SOLIDS .... -y.... '2.59 CLOSE OUT --····-···-
&O" POLYESIEI
DOUBLE Kll1TS
R .. $6.5e Yanl CLOS! OUT _ .
a .. SJ.fl Yanl .
CLOS! OUT ..
'4.SO
BUlllSE AND SHIRT
FABllCS
'5% -16% c.tM -
~~~,-:,:~-____ 89c
.... $1.tl y ...
CLOl~OllT _ ... -CLOSI OUT ··--·
_'1.29
51.49
11111% corrmc . PftfJS
11% ACW: PlllCTS
1,.to$4MYn SA.29
CLClla OUT --A
COTTON KNITS
.... $:U• YoN '1 97
CLOSE OUT -·-·····-······--•
NOTIONS ~·
Entire Stock of Sewing Accff-
Mrilil lncludl"I: ThrNct,. ZI~
,_., Rkk RM:k S•am Binding,
llu T•pt, Lace lreld, Trim.
•U... Pini, NMlllN, etc. ..... .
1/3 OFF
54" BONDED ACRYLICS
ONE HOUP
Cho5u of Colors
.... to SS.ti Y•nl S 1 97 CLOSE OUT ....... ,.......... •
72" FRTS
WW. Choke of Colon
.... PMYanl s2 29
CLOll OUT -···-············· •
SPORT CLOTH
Solid Colon •nd Prints
ENTIRE LOT
~~': ~~ Y•nl . S. o59
ACRYLIC PLAID
ARMEL JERSEY
~':":J~ ·---·· '1 .97
JERSEY PRINTS'
1•% POLYU Tl,R
..... P.M Yanl '2 29
CLOSI OUT ------·-·--· • •
...... -YIN '3 29 CLotl OUT ----·--•
ALL ADVERTISED
ITEMS SUIJECT
TO PRIOR SALE
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PUBLIC N011CI!
PUBLIC NOl'ICll
Nader Call,s I or Criminal
Penalties on Auto Recalh
ll'ASBINCroN (AP)
llalPl -lold c.,..p-.,,,.._IY it not ao'1 lbould
require auto ma.ten to pay
tar repair al car safdJ de-
fects. loll bid: up tlle -
-wilh criminal ~ tiOL
And. Dr. W"tlllam H....,..,,
-al tlle inlllsbT• lnstilull! 1..-~ Solely, said that
ms model cars. *'Iii< -
ltdenl -. "" barely ...... cnab resistant al low -'3 thao last yoar's cars.
NADER. OONSUllRR
ad>OCale, and u....,.., -.
leol1lying be!""' tlle Senate c.mmen:. c.mmttt.. which
has bel<n tt • bill lo ,.qultt
Detroit lo pay for all Alely
def eds. .
Aslo, Nader said, the auto
a>mpanies ohoUld be r.quired
-al ledera1 di!<retlon -to
AUergan's
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cars and to repair safety
defects on a car model
regardless if it has been re10ld
several times. Detroit and the
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('Onllrmen stuck w It ll
delecti .. -pay !or tlle ma n ufacturen mist,....,...
Nader said , when
ma:nulactur!J's "ba''t! •illfultJ
-!her promite to Coogress.'
ADDl110NALLY, Nader
said, tlle .....0 pooea Im
been dmm ""' bJ -industry ln}'<rl ..... -tbal delay, in elfed, -
victory.
'Ibis proc<SS sbould be
upodit..i and opened lo tlle
public, Nade" said,
Even -• defed is -he said, there is loot<lngginc
by industry.
"Criminal and stiller civil
peualties" sbould he added to
the law .. where manufactur«S
willfully rehne to ootify or
recall vehicles," Nader nid.
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'Ille medimJH"ange planes
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NEw YORK !AP)-ReslsUng a two-week tread
ol aliding Pri""S. the stock market groW1d out gains Wednesday.
On the New York Stock Exchange, advancing !mies held a modest lead over losers in the mom-
mg hours but the margin dwindled as the session wore on.
The Pow .Jones avenge of 30 indu.trials was ~ 4.96 points at 9 a.m. PST, slipped back to a pl~ reading of 2.93 at 11 a.m., and then shot up again to ch,.. up 6.09.
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aaya the company'• planned
'20 mlllloD Cll!DelY, OJl!llnlllJ
slated ,... the San llleco ......
will be built In Lot ADples.
EUcuUve Vice l'rolldenl
Rlcblnl -said '!\iu. day tbe company, a •dwidltl'J
of RaJ.tao.Purlna, bod nm m.
to community oppoollloa ID san Difeo on p11m tar a
waterfroat cannery.
LOS ANGELES -Dart
l!ldullzW !no. npecll to
l!bow .-nlnp ol $:1.IG a ahare
for fllcal tm Instead of c.41
a abare, compaey offlcloll
asld. -
Spohpnfn !or the Loo
ADgdfa.baeed llmt Aid lhal
Dart wu u.s.b!i a new ao-counllng l)'ltem lhlt would
•pmd led ult eunJnc• .....
the life ol the ulas qreement
and lllll defer pan ol tbe
eamlngs. •BcU-" 81'. LOUIS -The St, Loul• San l'rlDClsco Railway bu
reported Its second be$t
performance ln n6 tnoome ha
hlltory, a figure of $11,848,llOC
for tm.
Pnsldent R. C. Gra)'!Oft
oald lbe total, equlvslent to
$5.72 a stockholder share,
represented an lncreue of 2.1
peroent from 11171.
OGett11 OU
LOS ANGELES -Gelly Oil
Co. says ltl net income ror
1972 wu $92,17~.ooo. or $4.96 a
share, a 29 percent decrea ..
from 1971 figure!l of
$13,M3,000, er $8.11 a w ....
A spokmnen !or Ge~ said
that higher operallng "'1>'11,..
and lbe eflecta or I flrt lul
February at lt.s l)daware
refiner were tbf! prtm1ry fac-
tors in the decrease. The fn
caused a 5\HlaOlll llllldowa.
lhe spokesman asld, wbloh
restricteCI -"1g and
purcbasiog o1 crude all.
ONeti0Ckll'llMln
SAN FRANCISCO -f\obeiot
P. Mam bu been tl«led
cbairman of the PaclRc Collt ;,
St<lCt Exchange board '1/ govemon.
Monn rtplaces Richard *· Jones, who will continue as.a
llOYm>er Of lhe m:lloo(e.
Mann ii prHid<nt of Dovli.
SkllP llld co. with ol!ket .,,
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·A els t.o .Preserve Areas
~ENTO When ellcltnt r .... 111, 1n the
Newton B. Drury beaded the ~oods." Drury said in his
• ~te t>epartm<nt of Beachel IDOi! -.it bulletin to league
.Mel Parkl not too many yean . membert. •eo he was one of the · · ''The league with private a~est voices in support1of t.Ontributions has more than
development of more '10\e-matched public fUDds to
owned recreation area. acquire rnore than lS.0,000
ICl'ti in the ~¥i>od Parks. Dtury wanted . to .pre5en'.e At presellt value, Uiese land!
the beauty of Cahfornll for his could not be bought for $350 =.-n -and yours and milllon," Drury reported.
Now, as president of the
SavHhe-Red1'oods League,
Drury ls taking an active role
in the preservation of key
redwood areas on the
calllornia mes!.
A SECOND parcel of 260
acres in the upper Waddell
Creek water!hcd has been
purchased near Big Basin
Redwood& State P a r k .
Ne&Gtiations are underway for
lhe acquisition of another 159
acres of first-growth redwoods
aloog-the .upper ridge.
"Steadily, year after year
since 1918, we have succeeded
ln ransoming the finest of the
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Bobby Clarke
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readers, contributing sportswriter Jack Engelhard
says, "Hockey is a demanding enough game for an
athlete in excellent health." And asks, "What
chance has a young man got if he's a diabetic ••• ?''
An answer to Mr. Engelhard's query is the career
of National Hockey League superstar Bobby
Clarke, who "caught fire" in 1972 and became
the l irst member of the Philadelphia Flyers' team
to score 35 goals in one season -placing second
in the Western Division.
Learn how, with "heart" and "desire.'' Clarke
has overcome his "deficiencies." (He's not a great
nalura/ hockey talent, either.) Read the inspiring
story of this amazing young athlete who, with "ac·
quired skills,'' has been victorious over what many
would call overwhelming handicaps. In "How
Hockey Star Bobby Clarke Mocks Diabetes," he
says, "I'm just plain lucky."
e FLATTER YOUR FIGURE -Let FAMILY
WEEKLY women's editor Rosalyn Abrevaya
help you plan your swhnsuit shopping strategy.
Avoid "dressing room doldrums" with fore-
knowledge Crom this cover story's expert com-
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -~~ -
agm have -arrested &Iii two local high llCbools have aevered .
sports relaUons after a brawl that
rollowed a ba'Ulbtll pmo, au°""'"
iUes say.
POllce sald Wedneaday lhe tlreo
yoollls 11a .. -dwged with fel-
on'/ ll!Slllll and battery sWnming
rram tbe Ilg!& oulllde. tho Uncoln 111ib Schoo[ Audll«imn In IOlllh-
east San Diego Jan. IS after a game
bet-. Uncoin and llocm< lllOs.
Hoover priDclpol Ednnt \'ates
said eiibl cheerleaders from bis
ICbool were attacked and lwo need-
ed medJcal --· Ho said no more pm<s will be played bet..-..n
the "achoois unUI district and Lin-
coln olllciaJs Investigate the incl·
dent.
Police ldeotlfied those In ~y
\ as Ray .L. Smith, II, a ~
atud«ll; Rory Gaines, Ii, a ilon-
atodent; and a 17-ye&Nlld mnslo-
r dent whose name .was not re-leased.
Smith and Gaines were bdll m
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Lakers, Suns
.Duel Tonight
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PHOENIX (AP) -The Phoenix SUns
ao riled Jerry West· last Nov. 23 that lhe
normii!Jy placid IAo Angeles LaJi:er aJ1.
_S!fl' guard was IQased out oJ the game.
'lbe· Laken won the game, however,
116-109, and when the teams collide for
·the fUth lime here this evening, 110me of
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• the fans may remember that encounter:
' JI IOI a.number of llrsta for West.
· n was the flrsl lime be'd ever been
ejected from a NaUooal Baslte4baJI
Aaoclation game. And bis point total -
two points -waa probably the lowest
'.he'd ever Kored.
·west CllllH!ll 1n1o tonight'• game with a
\~ per came aa>rtwi averice anft·
..--In Ille NBtJ to aSllltli . wiih
.. _alnlneperpme..
In · that i'lovember oontest, West wa
dribbling the ball along the sidelines near
fhe mJdcourt Uno OD & Laker flist~ak.
lie was bumped hard and fell to the
court, lhe ball rolling free. But no foul
wae called oo the play and when West
gol up, his comments to the ttf.,..
elicited ooly a thmnb to the dres.tng
, room.
• In other contests this year, the Lakers
won 133-123 at Loo Angeles, lool llt>llO at
IAo Angeles and most re<enUy beat the
SUns 12!-llK at Pboenlx.
Canada Seeking
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Through Coins
a.AllltSVIUJ!:, Tenn. CAP) --Sloon, a deal deleasl'IJll tactJe at Aualln
Peay . State 1,lnlvonl~. reallaecf bla
llfeUme dream Wednelday; The dwlce
to play pro football.
Sloan, deal alnce birth, waa Jlralled Jn
the !OthJOUDd ~SI. Louil Callltnoll.
"Thia ia: my llfeklo& ~tkm,·~ tbl
generally ,...rved Sloon aiJd e.\dledly
after Jeemlng be had been drafted. "I'm
tlclded to death. ..
SI-a 6-IOCU, l60-jlonnder, from
N..imlle. 1ias """"""'°"" -11. tW allD .-Jill'!. wblcb Oblel 11111\ lo ..
slaJll1s In the huddle. -
Early In bis college career, be would
watch the arms ol bla"-1 opposite
him in order to learn when play would
beiln. WNo _... -P\cke<I this up and lnsttucted Sloan's ,moo Ii> besltata
In coming oil the ball,. Sloon began
,watching lhe cooler ao he would know
when to begin playing.
"Bonnie Sloan meant an awful lot to u.s
Rams Really Go N·ew Look
With Ma ulations, Draft
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los
Angeles Rams picked up anotber
quarterback,, drilled a number of top
defensift backs and linebackers and
even aot themselves a world record
holder In the two days ol the Natlorial
FciOlball League draft.
Memlwhllt, lour tndea lle!ll a total of
five pllf'era -all veierans -. to other
clubs for five drafl. plok.s plus two
reserve ptay<n Wednelday as lhe Rams
made more picks th'!' any otber NFL
team.
In taking :IS playen In 17 rounds, the
Rams aemd notiCe that new coach
Oi!Jck Knox would have a clean bouae
with which to start lhe 11173 ....... Since
~-Prothro wae fired last ~. the
following has happened to the 1972 Ram
team;
-Quart<!rbaclt Jolm Had! was
· acquired from lhe San Diego Chargers to
bolster lhe signal calltng jlOSition. l\oman
GabrleVs arthritic anil.forced the Rams
_to.,. become _a bail-control team last ........
-Defensive end Q)y Bacon was
traded, along with fullb~ck Bob 'lbomas,
to San Diego and then Wlllie Elllaon, the
team's top rusher the pall two yesrs,
wl!l)I to Kamas Ctly !or two dnfl pleb
and a reterVe llnebacter. "
-Def<nli'" veltrana Cllney Williams,
John~ and Jlm.l'Unlell were all
traded for draft plckl.
Sub q1llJt<rback Peta Beathard went
to Kamas Qty In the Eillson trade.
The Rams filled the boles by clever
drafltng.
"Eveeyone ammd the league ...... to
think we got -ol tho_beller dralls," General Manager Don Kloatemwl s8id
Wednesday after 'the 17th .... d. '"We
went for morn speed In lhe defqve
~ and we got morn deplh at Jjneba<br.~ -~ . • • -
. KIOB1arinan !Uled eut "any",.i.olesile
changes on oiir d!fmle" bat iafd UtoOe
backing up the defenae • would be
dllfen!DL , ' ·
Qilleo Bryant. Colorado's fine
defensive back, wu picked Orsi by tbe
Rams, who also have young Dave
Elmmdorf and Al Clart. 'lbelr aecond
pick was Ron Jaworaltl, Youngatown
State's fine quarterback, . w ho
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Klosterman said impressed the scouts.
"jl.e sets up very wen. he baa quick feet
and' an aCcurate arm. We felt he was one
ol the loP three quanerbacb In the
counlry."
'!be third pick, Jimmy Youngblood ol
Tennessee ·Tech, was rated one .of the
fastest big' Unebacken to the nation Jas{
year.
Defensive bact Eddie MOOllen of
Florida State also waa taken and lhe
Rams said the . young man is another
~ler.
The Rams toot 12 defensive and Il
offensive people and wound up draftlng
two players more than Buffalo. Geonl:e Allen's Wasblngton Redskins had just 10
cbolcH.
Rod Milburn, the world reoord bolder
In lhe higb hurdles, wu taken by tbe
Rams but It ts daubllul U lhe Southern
University flash wants to play l!fO ball.
Now It's Lake Pl.acid
A·fter '76 Winter Games
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) -Lake three-member Lake Placid Provisional
Placid officials set to work toddy to gain Olympic Organizing Committee.
fjnai l.P»<O•al ·il! lheir.lon&:!lme tild to Peacock said be saw immediate and
host the 1976· Winter.' Olympic games . long-rarige·benerits for the village area If
after the U.S. Olympic comm.Itfee (U~ the games were held here. He said SOmP.
OC) voted Wednesday lo• aelect this vt1-higbways that bave needed Widening
lage as the American en.try for the would . probably have to be widened
Games. the '!be decision WUJ be made to Lausanne, before games.
Swiizeriand .this weekend at a meeting of He said the vµJ.age 's water supply and
the International Olympic Committee distribution system Is adequate to any
(!OC). demanda that might be placed upon It.
Mayor Robert J. Poaco<k sald, "'Ille He aaJd acliv!Uea . would be "confined to
only thlDg we can do i.s submit areas · alro8dy In recreatjonal use."
substantiatly lhe aame bid presented in Tbett!ore; be said, he saw no ecolottiCal
Jamwy to the USOC," when that group damage.
picked Salt Lake City lo ,.place <JC. ,'Ibo 14-year mayor said the state had
chosen Denver as the American oominee prorhisea to upgrade its facilities in the
for the winter games. Colorado voters area .. Peacock said be took this to mean
fproed • Denver out last year, and S< ML Van1foevenberg Park and Whiteface
Lake Qty withdrew. Mojmtaln.
USOC President Clifford Buck In seeking state assistance, Peacock
aJlllOllll<Od that bis COIDJ!llttee ca6led lhe Aid be-baa been depllng with T Norman
IOC atatlng """ the V!iPC llad certlllad. • .__.~-ta lo Gov tk'->ft. "Lake Placld-;;"eompetency to originate •":""' •.-• ry · · -
and atag th G if tbe Lake Pliicld · -.ieller aM widely regarded as the . e e . ames . governor'• right-hand man. ~ ~.ttee oblalns the necessary federal "We',. not lntereated In wasltng
FJ.ve representaUvea from Lake l'lacld money ~ building any temporary
will appear In Lausanne lo pr-.! the buildings, be wd.
Adlroodack village's proposal 1be five Peacock aald lacllillea Jell from the
include Peacock, North Elba Town Board 1932 Winter Games , fu'st in the U.S.,
member James "Bunny" SbeffielO -a continue to bring winier sports. actlvicy
veteran· bobsled compeUtor -and lhe -:... and Income -to the reoorl town.
...llor yoan.
He WU I ltartet for all but 11.J games
during bla fGur.year career 11 Auatln
Peljt. lie missed the lasl •i> 1ames ot
his MJpbomore year because ol a knee
llljllty. Ray,,,._, Ibo team's defensive Uno
coach, aald ho feels Sloan will make It
prolessiooally.
•1H• hu am•i'ni retention,•· 'Ibomas
said. 11<Mce you teach him JOmetblng, be
never tora:eta lt.11
Dodgers Are
Making It Big
-In Winter Ball
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Loo Angeles
Dodgera are making it b.ig bt Caribbean
baaeball. • -
-ol the ~ teams which quallfled
early !Dr the Caribbean Serieo starting
Fer> 1 have bem paced by Dodger play· .....
Another teem 1alnlng a berth Is ~
ll"' o1 Meldoo whcioe hitliog star baa been
Jim Camponla, aon of Dodgor vioe-pr<sl·
dent Al Campani>. .
So, Walter Alaton, In the chill of Darr·
town, Ohio, will be gelling ...,,..ts on hls
possible. players of the fututt.
Llc<y of the Dominican Republic and
Caracas ol the Venezuelan League have
been led by their Los Angeles contingents.
Four Dodgen were oelected to the JJo.
miDican All.star team -catcher Steve
Yeager, pitcher Doug Rau, third base-
man Steve Garvey and outfield« Von
Joshua . Other Dodgen on the Llcey team
are oulflelder Manny Mola and pitchers
<lwiie Hoogh and Pruce ElliDien.
Two ol the stara ol the Caracas team
are catcher Joe Ferguson and second
baeeman DaV< Lopes ol the Dodgers.
F-eatabli!hed a Veomielan
League record With 54 runs-balted·ln and
finished second in the league with 15
home runs. Lopes batted near the .300
mark for most of the season.
Joshua won the f:Dnlnlcan baiting
champlon.Vtip with a .358 8.verage and
Garvey Onlshed third at .330. MolB betted
.41!1 although he didn't have """'Ill
limes at bat to qualliy !or the Ulle.
Rau, Elllnaen and Hough were out·
llandlng with recorda of 7-2, g.i, for the
Orsi two and 10 games aaved for relieV<r
Hough.
Jim Campenls was among the Mexican
Loque leaders with a .312 baiting aver·
age, 17 homers, II RBI and 97 hits.
And Sanlurce, batlllng to win the
Puerto Rican berth In the -· baa bem managed by ,es·Dodger Frank ftob.
lmqp, "'1" with 11\0 Ancel&
1*lg.r llifnl---te Ron COy and eutlleld WUUe Crawford have bem
lnatrumentaJ for Roblnsoo'• team. Cey
led the Puerto Rican League to RBI
with G ljld, Q-awford waa 111e behind.
The pa1r each belted a b!!lners while
Q-awlonl batted .311 and Cey .280, the
latter elected to the Puerto Rican League's AU-atar team. 1
Shaken UCI
Loses Stm-s: ,
UPIT.._...
UP FOR TWO-North Carolina
State's Monte Towe goes up for
two points to lead the second
ranked Wolfpack to an 87·85
victory over No. 3 ranked
Maryland Wednesday night.
Laver, Emerson
Favored-Win
Doubles Match
RICHMOND, Va. -Second-seeded
'1ick Stockton and fourth-ranked Bob
Lutz adv~ Wednesday to the second
"'"'1d ol the Fidelity World Champloo-
sbip teoni.s tournament:
The top-seeded Newport Beach doubles
team ol Rod Laver and Roy Emerl<n
defeated lhe Clill~ duo of Patricio Cor-
nejo and Jaime Fil!lol, g.2, 6-1, In an
opening round match Wednesday.
Stockton beat C.ornejo ol
Clille, 7-5, 6-3, and Luis de!eatecf Milan
Holecek or West Germany, 1>2, J.2.
Unranked Charlie Pasarell won by <!<fault over Bob Hewitt of South Aftica,
who w'aa for<od to wllhdraw after ooly
nve.g-·-be 11111r<re<1 a • plilled
~ranua: Olin -Atmnder . 'ri.
AUSlralla llOUll(ed Roy Barth .. 2, 6-1,
and fllth eeeiled Stan Smith ~tad
Barry PhllUpo-Mbore ol Auatralla,'6-3, ..
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Rentul -Hearing
LOS ANGELES - A pretrial bearing
for Loo Angeles Rams' wide receiver
Lance -· ~ wllb possesaing marijuana and , was continued
Wedntaday unUl b. 13.
Superior Court Judge James G. Kolts
_ael the bearing da.1a II which time a trial
date may be e<tabllsbed, said. Rtnlzel'1
attorney, Rlcbard O>vey.
Covey said both be and the dtstricl
attorney's olflce need the time to •
prepare fer the trial.
R...beJo 21, p!Uded• b._,t laat ·week
lnjmy and peraoonel problama have Iller be waa lndJded by the county
beaet the UC lrvlne basketball team on grand jury. He baa bem fne on IZ,IGO ball alDce his amst Jan. 10. the eve of a drjve for a possible NCAA
Hosts Titans
regional ptayolf berthand the 1o<11 o1 two Cha_rge Propped key ,llarten could lie ,too much ol an
obstacle fRr the team to overcome. UC! hoala caJ Slata .(Fullertoo) tonight MACON, Ga. -A.charge agalnat John
With tipoff at 1. o'clock Jn the aecond of "Blue Moon" Odom, Oakland A's pitcher,
three home pmes this week. which stemmed from a chihuahua chaae
Harlan Peet, a blckcourl starter molt last week by lwo city animal control
of tho aeaaon un11J Tueaday nipt'a loa to · officers, wu dismissed Wednesday.
MONTREAL (AP) -• Nwnlsmallc
experts sald Wednesday the Montreal
Olympic Commlttee'a eaUmate of $250
( m1llioo to n!Venue rrnm Olympic coin
sales is conservative, with one expert
predicting profits from colna could rucb.
llOO million. •
The coins would be minted ·by· the
Royal Canadian Mini and marb!ed . &y_
the Olympic committee.
c.J Poly (Pomona), 7Ht, mJased that Odom appeared In Municipal Court • ""*" bocau3e of dlaclpltnaiy ......,., charged with Interfering with an oflJcer
according to coach Tim nn. after Ibey ran down a chihuahua near
A rum prept?Od the coin study for lhe
Olympic commlttee, wbicb aJlllOllll<Od
~ay that coin aalea are the key lo the
city's "self·finandng" 18'1& SUmmer
games.
'!be Colllll)!ttee ts aeeklng . f~.
government approval !or the coin plan,
bal federll ofllclals ·are said .to n..., .
doubts lhe -1 will bring revenuea
oo aucb a icafe, '!be stildy·calfs !or •a
m11Uon allver 15 and 110 coins between
11'13 and 111'11.
The colna, with a total face value o1 MO million, would cost about •110
mlliton to produce, leaving $250 million to
J>"llll for the Obmplcs.
'lbla does not include aalea ol proof or
' spectmen coins for collecton, IO!Jlch
could add IUbstanllalJy to lhe figure,
perhaps .. mJUJon.
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STEVE VICKERS OF NY RANGERS POWERS IN A SHOT TO HELP SUBOUE CALIFORNIA. 3-1 .
•
Have to Control Ball, Admits Boyd
•
apl!t. "17• l•n-.:ame wlth'llfchl!Y'nl<n -.r -'
-·••• I I -Tberl'• a bfc "but" lmftMIDdinc both
Southern Col Ytctoriea, tbougb. Bolb
tlmdl,lUCLA had tiJ:eadY ~· epped up the Paclfl.,. conlerenoa uue. Boyd 11aa.aever
beelln Wooden to a gamo that meanl
aomelblpa.
SatutdiY'• -· II means the lead In 'Ille P..., llooe both teams are 4--0 It this
&Iago. But the JM Trojans are up
1gilnsl the IM Bmlns. Maybe I 111111 II
the ooly lhln& whicll will ww1< aplalt
the Bruin&.
8o fir a lol ol other tlllJtp have fl!led,
,
"I am gnlng to tall: with him 'llloraday Odom" home Jan. 25. 1be charge
(today) altemoon before making 1 agalnal Odom wae dropped U he does nol
declalol1 oo hla further play wfth the receive a dog ordinance violation d~
team thla _ rout nit aaid following the nen 80 days,. court olflcial said.
Tuesday nteJll'I IOU. £' _ .t.d
The coach didn't dwell further on lhe ~rman tl. vances _
subject. MILAN . While the Jou of Peet could hamper -Tom Gorman, a U:S. Davis CUp le&lll member, rteeOV..-.cl from • · the auccesa or laUure of the team, Jerry apeU of <!Tille play In fhe aecood tel and
Mlll'll may also be mlasing from the advanced to the men's a~quarlel' lineup tonlgbL · tmols of lbe $$0,000 Milan r tenniJ.
Miraa (M), auf!ered a bone brul9e In tournament with a 6-2, 7.f tory over
bla Jell ankle Tueaday nl&bl and his play South Afrlcln Ray Moore 1'1eaday. i
will depend on the tender.-ol lhe fool Gonilan, of Seattle, won tho malob-
at game lime. cllnchl!li tit breaker 7.4. ·
Sam Bunch (6-1) filled to for Peet =·:,::: :1 ~1w1~ P.~unkett Cheeks In
FullertOn. lie Joins IOpbori>ore Gary STANFORD -Quarterback Jim
Eubankl lo the Anteaten backcourt. Plunkett checked Into S 11 a Io rd
U Maras ls unable to play, ..roar UiJlvenlty Hoopltal w~ oJahl 1or
Richard Clarlt (M) II upected to gel the an opention this 1rtemoon to repoJr
nod It a forward post. Clattc did well cartiligo to bis lefl knee. ,
aplnst Pomona Tueaday to r.lid o1 PIUllMll Aid the lnJury dated back to
Scott Magnll!On, then Maras. his PIAYlnl days 11 Swiford Unlvenlly
Othen 111 the fJUlt Uno will be wbere be ilon tho 1t70 Helaman 'l'l'apliJ
MagnlllOO. (Joli) and aopbomore Dave and thel be relnjlll!d tho • knee
Baker (M). Baker Is the teem'• high ~ tho New ~
ooorer 'wblle M.aiJllllOO ts the i.diJ>g Pab'lols In • game with Mlaml Doc. J.
robouQder otnce h& return lo acllon from Ht ceotlnued to 'Plq out the NaO•I
• ear_IT-leMOllilDea--l"ootbeU Leque ............ . . -
N:CAA Tickets
Onion c for tit:ketl to the NCAA's
-roglonal baakelbaU tournament at UCLA March lJ and 17 are """ bemg
taken. al Pauley Pavllll\111.
. 'l'he COit Is f$ per tlcltet, per .... 1on.
Orden must be for both aesalona and
-may order' a mulmum ol lour UckalJ, '!be Pall)cy Pavilion tlclt;et olflce
11 Ol"ll from 1:20 a.m. 111W 5 p.m.
Onlen wlll be accepted thtough Prlday.
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Kings Lose.; 4-1
Pl'M'SB\Jl\Gl! -The Pittalturgb ~
gu1m got ~ belp ag1lnst Los An-
geles f{ODl an unexpected ttoun:e ~ a
ilef ........
Unlesa YDU'ro a oupentar In Ille
Nallonal ll<tckq 1-ue llke Bobby OrT
or Btad .,_,.k, imm.wmen artn't
~ to be IC<trlng guns.
Bui Darryl -...... tarpt In
the Peocutns' 4-1 win over the lDnp w~ with twa p1a m1111-.
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Tllndlis', r.._, I, 1973
HUNTINGTON'S RAUL CONTRERAIS (22) STARTS AFAST BREAK AS MARINA'S MARK FORO REACTS.
18 Straight for Sea Kings
• Cd M Rolls t-0 57-39 Triumph Ove r Estancia
By ROGER CARUON
DI ... OIJIY PtW lleft
Orange County's No. 1 prep basketball
, team breezed to its 18th straight victory
without defeat We<lne!day evenln' by a-
margin of 18 points as the Sea Kings of
Corona del Mar blew past the visiting
Estancia Eagles, 57-39.
The victory keeps coach Tandy Gillis'
sea Kings in flnt ~lace in the Irvine
·League with an &-0 •mark. one game
better than Founlaln Valley.
A new dlmensloo to the Corolla del Mar
attack was visible Wednesday as Marc
, Attlesey's nifty performance made· It a
four-man &bow with mates Casey Jones,
. Jell Wbartoo and Malt Keough adding
their touch.
Attleaey hauled in 10 rebounds, played
tougb <!efeme and llCOred eJghl points
before louling out mid way through the
fourth period. ·
;M~ans Slap
:.Falcons Down
'
"In 63-53 Win
By DAN HAVES
Of "" Dllltr ~-.....
The Costa Mesa Mustangs combined
some hardy ofrensive work under the
basket with a stingy derense to hand the
Santa Valley Falcons a 63-53 . setback
Wednesday night In Irvine uague
• basketball action on the winner's court.
After the Mustangs gained a three--
point lead at intennisslon, the Falcons
.,set the pace at the oulset of the second
half, gaining momentum with their run·
• and·gun style of basketball. However the
• closest the Falcons ever got was when
guhd Reggie EjeJds put in a 1ayup
midway through the third quarter,
cutting the gap to one.
TheR the Mustongs, bebind high-
. sooring center Mike Berry, spurted off
1 and never looked back. Tbe Mesans
: ended the quarter with four ~t
basket! -scored by four different
, Mustangs -extending the.ir lead to 50-f0.
; Berry, who poured in a cirruil·high 21
, points, also played good defense and
; con1rolled lhe boards among rough
·company. · -
Jooes '"" lmprealve with his 20-polnt
output, with many of bis buckets coming
from inside the Estancia 7.0fle.
J..,.. at times Wl!lll to the high post,
would a:et jM:>ssesaim and 1lmpl)r weave
his way through the tough Estancia :oone
for a twisting layup.
Wharton scored a doun and did a
creditable job defensively, holding
Estancla's Todd Colllna tl> only five
points. .
'nm Pirtle and SCot1 Goyner took up
some of the alack With U and 10 points
for Estancia but Jt wasn't enough to
offset the overall CdMoilrepower.
For a while it appeared It might be
another nip-and-tuck affair as the s<Xll'e
was tied seTeo times in the first si,nza.
But the Sea Kings broke loose 'f\'.lth a
flurry of baskets at the outset of the
...,..d period and upped lbe margin to
26-11:·· •
After that the closest coach Dave
Carlisle's crew could get was 32-27 with
6:37 left .in the third quarter.
Then an Il·paint spurt by Corona
sealed the measure.
Qirona del Mar free lhrow shooting
was also a key fa ctor as the Sea Kings
connected on 19 of 23 at the gratis stripe
for 82.& pef\.."ent. 1
From the field the winners hit 19 of 56
for 33.9 percent while Estancia connected
on 15 of 45 for 33.3 percent c--~ {J:7) .. " "' " ••SUdll C•I -·--.,,.._.,
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Barons Boll, S4-48
Towering Front Line
Topples Edi,son Again
By HANK WESCH
Cit ... OallY """ '"" Following an apparent trend among the
Irvine League basket,ball leader!
Fountaln Valley High played just well
enough lo win WOdnesday, turning aside
visiting Edison 54-46. .
Fountain Valley took the lead midway
through the fint quarter and stayed ln
conlr.ol despite a pe.ky lull court press
by the outmarined Chargers, which
caused several turnovers.
Predictably It was Fowttaln Valley's
towering .front line that made the
difference: forwards Dan Malane and
Tim Hill scoring and rebounding and IHI
center Scott Reider both rebounding and
intimidating inside.
Edison's scrappy Cha~ employed a
full cowt zone p r e s s throughout the
game. and although it was effective
early, Fountain Valley never lost its
poise and scored several layUpe: "'llter
breaking through the pressure.
seriously threatened the Barom'
advantage.
Bill Ford and Dlrlt Zirbel popped over
the Fountain Valley zone io lead their
team in scoring, and Chris Adams hit on
long jumpers for F0W1tain Valley to
match Ford's 15 point output and tie for
game honors.
1be v:lctory keeps Fountain Valley one
game behind leading Corona del Mar in
the Irvine league chase, Edison is 2-5 in
league play and H2 overall .
Tars Collect;
Lions Dumped
Newport Harbor kept AnabeJm winless,
and Loara picked up a game cu league-
leading Huntington Beach by tripping
Westminster's Llons in Sunset League
basketball action Wednesday night.
Coach DaJe Hagey's Newport Tars
pulled away in the second ball to a 6J.S5
victory OD !he An!iheim court, while
Loara stopped visiting WestmlnSter 73-M.
•
Fick, Losner, Tight Defense
Blend for 43-34 Vik es Win ~
111 GLENN WBITE •
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Marini Hlp'1 Vlldngs blmded a
smothering delenaa with clutch aeoood
hall lbooling lo band Huntingf<lo Bach
Hlgb'1 Olien a ~ defeat Wec!neaday
nlghl in Sunset wgue -battle
waged before l,300 fans al Marina.
By winning." coach Jim Stepbens' Yikes
reopened the league tiile derby as they
and l..oara eadl traD the vanqulsbed
Oilers by a game.
ll ... lbe lowest point Iola! •
Huntlngtoo team baa been held_, to since
1962 wbeo Newport trimmed lbe Orange
and Black, 47·29. And it was Marina's
re1enu... clelenslve pressure that told
the slol}' u Huntington al90 performed
admlrabl,y on cleleme.
To ... the halftime score of 15411, ooe
might aMWile it was a stalling game.
Instead it was simply a struggle of
hustllng talented defenses.
For example:
Huntlngloo went lbe first 5:14 of the
game without scoring and fell behind 6-0.
But then the Oilers went to wort and
hiild Marina wllhwl a point for the next ·
9, 13 In amassing an 11-6 edge.
Yet when the verdict waa oo the lJne It
was Marina that held th& upper band,
negating Huntington's inside game and
conlrolllng the boards.
And then Bill Fick started popping In
long shots from the corner while Bob
Losner found the range on three stralgbt
tum around jumpers. Mart Adams al90
started hitliJlg frool outside while the
Oilers remained frustrated inside and
tmaJ>le to hit with consistency · from
outs1de.
II wy still anybody's game with 3:117
to play as Doug Rabe's bucket allced the
gap to ~l. However, Adams hit from
the corner then Losner connected from
the base line to make ii »-31 with 1:40 lo
go and the Issue no longer wmed In
doubt. -Free throws by Jim Weir and a bucket
by Rabe trimmed the bulge lo 3W4 with
49 seconds still 1<11 but Huntlngl<ol was
forced lo press and Marina exploited the
situation.
The Vikings had Losner stationed near
the Yikes be11ket and bit him with the
long 1""'I u the gambllng Oilers lried to
cut off the ball.
Losner put in two cripples and
Marina'• defending circuit champs were
back in, the nm for the crown. Losner
paced Marina with 12 -eight of which ,
came in the final quarter and all came
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Rabe -Huntlniton'• only steady
offemlve lhreat -led all -.r. with II.
Stepbons ---that both ...,,,.. def-bad played ...iJ and
called II the biaeal win ol the year for
his Yikes.
Huntlng\Ccl hit only 25.1 perO<lll o1 Its
field goal tr!~ while Marina WU a
slightly warmer 36.3 (a 11 e r being It. 7
pe!OO!t the flrs\ ball).
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• • • • • 10-:M ., l~-41 MARINA'S BOB LOSNER .(52) LEAPS AGAINST JIM WEIR.
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Costa Mesa's dominaflce in rebounding
~was the most surprising facet of their
play. When they last met the Fa1oons
earlier this season, it was the Falcons
1 who gained the · upper hand on the
• boards. But In the rematch, Deny, aloog
· with lorwards Jobn CUmmins and Phil
, Salazar, rebounded wen enough to give
'the Mesans two or three cban<e3 at the
Fouh tain Vall ey took the lead at &-4 on
a 16-foot jumper by Chris Adams with
4:52 remaining in the first quarter and
Edison never drew even again. The
Barooa maintained four to eJght·poin~
leads until early in the fourth quarter,
when some good Jmlde play by Malane
and Hlll boosted the advantage lo 15
points, 51-33.
Newport grabbed a 28'20 luilflime edge
over the O:llonists on a IO-point second \
quarter scoring spree b1 Jalme Holme!,
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: basket every trip down court. ....
~ One thing was consistent with their last
·meetinc -the game was lnterrupe.d by
; a quick fight. II was the se<ood Ume
i around for Costa Mesa's John QJmmins, ~while newcomer Larry Page repraeoted
"the FalCODll. It was really oothing more
, tb1m a shoving match, but lhen the
•. l'alcam' Mike Boltosky came out ol
· ~ lo IBnd a blow on Cummins. 'l1l<
; r.i ..... dln!ded Boltosl<y straight lo the . ~· • Tbe call' QOOSisi..t ooorer lor the . FaloooJ wu R.B. Jamison, '1llo !brew ID
• H Poln!s. Ja\nlmn, playing with abandon,
beduzied the MusW>cs with hiJ moves
..i -ilir· Jimison even led the
, Fllcclll bad< In the linal minulfl, hilling • ,lllllhb>i lou tban tam around 20-looten.
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Play became 1'1lther physical before the
11na1 buzzer but n0 ocu!Oes broke out and
the Barons reserv~ came in lo pruerve
the tea m's 18th wih tn 20 startJ.
Fountain Valley turned the bell over 20
times in the game, prompting coach
Dave Brown to pronounce the game one
of his team's wont efforts of late. But
even with the gifts, Edison never
;ft
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and preserved the lead lhrougb the
second half. Holme! ended up with 15
points to lead all SCOWB, gu8rcl Brian
O'Flaberty hit siI points In the fourth
quarter lo finish with 11.
Westminster, meanwblle got a S11'<J!nl
effort from 6-5 center Gary Andren, but
couldn't combat a bot shooting and
balanced Loara team. t1\e Lions stayed
cloae for nearly three periods, but
J,,oara'1 depth llnllly toot its toll.
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of the more ta......,., JC
buketball ....,. ia the --
rolled to • rather ast 1'1-3
-eom.....,. _., over host Saddleba~k
Wednesday night at v_..
Viejo High beforo a _...
gathering.
The victory railed ..
Tigen' --lo M. And coach Bill MoDipn's
defending cin:W1 champims
are now 21-4 fc:r the seuon..
Saddlebact, now 2-7 m
Mission play, was in Ole pmt
OOiy during the firsl ..
minutes of play.
Al thal juncture, tlle Tigers
held a 1H lead, bat tbm
oulscorecl coadt Roy Sleftm'
Gauchos. l&-4, to take a 21--U
advantage.
Riverside wenl inlo f!ie
d""8ing room willl m ~
lead ( 0-25 ).
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Reports -
~ I In the ...,..xi hall,
Mulligan's C2'ew -N · 4 a ., K. &. .....
»1>olnt bulge ........ a.. ... ---........ five .......... _ ~ ........... dori~ ~~ ..,. •. R1•• __ .....
Slddleback -q -.. . .. Ill ~..; •• ~-ill ~ """""' ~. ~--___ _, ..
hall, bopiog .lo --.. -._.. -... ~great.I ~,the lmd 1'n )at s ,..... C 55 W DR
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In the li6al 111111,.;s. tlle --.. .. -ill
Tigers just had ... -
boanlstrqlhudloo-~ ....... --
taleal for Ibo GIDChos. ... -Ills oot -a Its
RMnlde got air to a -...._ -..., -start --inc...,. -a. .-from
the Tipn usua1IJ gat -• at ............ tis
lour -pis each lime they ::-.:...;:.. ..,._
brougb1 the hill-.. aat. m a _. -f -•
And the illlllilllJ .. ~ --... -Saddleback lo hit -;~ .. .... .. ... percentoge shots frUID ..... ill l i _., _,..,...
the first ball hurt tile Glrrhc ,.. 5 I ., .........
comlderably. si-• -;....,. I ..., • a -
only canned 3U paanl d. is - -~ ... abOts no of 11) in the first l9 -a.. s V 'sH ...
mingjes, rill .. • p·
Guard rod< -paced the c p · ---GaucOOs wtlh n pairD, ...,... "" ., lligll Sima.
geUiag17inthe--'hllL ftlft a.. """5 -ll a
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...... .. "'""' with oupe<lor lmide otnn&th and experience
llllS 1lld bealm OCX: by :Ill
..... .-tier 11\is ,..,.. For
-d. lie -the Pirates load_,,...... 00 the Door •'•'+"'• against lo u r ..... «"el.
But lhe Plnlts have
th. •ha to tilame for the ..... ---else. 7-wvua m traveling
'ri+finns toot away a number
el ~ bastetl; and a
plir .. ......... late in the
ome -the coolest for
Pn "1• "' W-dh a minute left,
-.., guard Btuce Miller
ww caDed lor traveling,
llllllifyillg I -hank shot
--ha9e made the mn 11..ao. Seconds later,
Jo111 Seymour stole an inh•• pass. but blew the
layup.
As ii ..... Pasadena kept its
ll-71 load, Larry Pounds
-lllldanealh. ..... foo!Ed
ud hit the -thrvw lo make ii 11-71 ud the game was gone
,;.. Onmge Coast.
Eld*en -!ala'
-...... another basket to b<ing his total lo 19, bul for
IOOdl Gf the game the &-7
bwad was kept in cbeck by
Rod Snoot and fwr personal -But l'oonds, whom OCC
"""'11 Herb LiVlley calls
"-qiaybe the best junior college
pbJ!r in the state," was
denslaling early and, along -"·~center Darict Bn!ding and lorwants
James M=-r and Barry
Copportud, hurl the Pirates
hodlf. Iiney's mategy waa to
-.. Puadem'• big mmt line
plaJ&S away from the basket
hut il ..... , -ul.
Although Pounds scored well
--· Bunting (lhe lmdlllC scanr willl 21) and bis
1'""*'1 mates conUnually
....i oo shots Wider the --. T"" ......... .....
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TV IDGIHJGHTS
m.A • 7:00 -Butetba1L LaUn ... Phoenix
Suns.
KCET • 7:IO -Action Chicano. A re'pon on
PtlC activities allll what effort& Ile bolnC made to "4uce.t~nce.
· KNBC e 8:00 -rup WUJon Sbow. PhylUJ Dll·
!er, 11le Committee and /UY Charles.
KNXT • 9:00 -Tbe Last Kine or America. Peta Ustinov Jio'1ny"1 En8)and'1 Geor&e m In biJI min during American Revolution .
KABC 8 10:00 ~ Stnell of San Francilco. A
dealer lnnre c:clnl becollj•• •killer.
TV DAILY LOG
Thursday
Evening
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DAmME MOVIES
Nearly Everyone . .
Listene to Landers
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'Othello' Foe~
On Black Power _ •
By GREGORY JENSEN hbnaell, a I ~·1
does. He tJ lmlled by 1115 'll!llle
LONDON (UPI) -William mastm. not because be baa
Shabspeare nevfl' wrote a smatbeted De!demooa-«he
ln&OdY lliloul black power, an rlw ((um her 4eathbeol a mo-
ovenllhl Charlea Marvw\IZ meol later-but becaUe be
hao -cmected for Lon-has ouUlved bis ~-
doo'1 Soho-baled Open Space A third of the 1anguqe 11
tbeltu. ShairespW<'I . The rorl lo lllte
MlroWl.z' play "An Otbdlo" today's graffiti. Marwtu
nods re 1 p e c If u II y at ~ olf Sballespece
ShaUspeare In pustng, but it Into the trlgedy be -to
is a thing ol. ita own-a raw , explore.
savage ~Y allout tbel-;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ pUgbt ol b1aW In a whit•!'
-Id. NATIONAL Gl!Nl!RAL ~-ol ......., dJ"d THEATRES -., a p1ay about a blacku~~-------r' man who riles high In a white / HIUI .om
nation. lo his "Othello" the "BROTHER OF
Mqor of Venice cooimands the I THE WIND" (G)
wtfte Veoetlaa anny, marries w......,_.1i.1•1•
the white paragon named u1•111s+114NllM
Deademona, strangles h e r '"""'•
from a baseleu jealou!y im·
~ bybls-subelt«n,
Iago. lie b a v!cllm ooly of 1--~==:::::::_-,.,,.. himself. 1:4M1 .. "1ll
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Marowlto -ii. NOW • IXCLUSIVI
ORANGE COUNTY 'it ·you look closely, you'll find one lucky guy ;,;
center of 12 Playboy Playmates -and it just hap-
pens to be New York Jet star Jae Namath. He and
tile girls will appear on "Sonny and Cher Comedy
Hour" Feb. 14. ~
Hil Othello ls an Uncle Tom. -
Hb Jago ii black, too-a black
power mllitan~ a gutter·
lal)guage bater.
Joel Grey SuJdenly H~t,s It Big
This .Iago spits out a Greek·
cborua ghetto commentary on
the actions ....,.gn1zable from
Shabtpeare'i play. He steps
Into the adlon to poison . ·
otbello'a mind a g a in s t
llreldelJ'a• because she is
LAS VEGAS (AP) -It took
nearly 3& years, but en-
tertainer Joel Grey suddenly
finds hilmelf an overnight
aensation.
Grey eschews the label ol I was baviDg a difliadt time Riveieria Hotel here where he -· He acts as OO!ello's
song and dance man, altbougb getting n>la in films or on waa reunited with Liza Min-black conscleoce.
that is what be is best known ::::·~~the aga'\: ne~ "Cabaret," be says he lbe ~!\'!:' sl!.:=
for. night dub perftrmerS -a ha3 been besieged by moVie made her. Maro wit z' s
"The core ol what I am is -"' do offers, but -·'-'·•, "I'm o..demona -movie actress an acior," he said. "When I ~~ tbal they could _, _.....,.,.. ~ oot getting the pick of movie Judy Geeaoo In v I r g I n a I
•theing :=,;r• '.:::;!;::".:; . But as a result ot his new scripta and the kind of r.oles I white-la a wantoo who oot •-~ -"·~-1 and want only sleepo wtlh Cassio, her view -ol an actor." ft,IUllU ~ ... , -.....;._ • .. i......... -i.-typ-· th fft!!ldam. -llie'1-~ oo tbe ...... y re -"-~'--~-_, husband's lieutenant. but wi
Ahbough well known on
Broadway, where he won a
Tony Award for his
performance In the stage
venlon ol "Cabaret," Grey
was Uttle known elsewhere un· w he teamed with Liza Min-
oelll for the movie.
"I'm happy, contented,
Grey, the sen ol comedian oigbt dub dn:uiL He began Ing you. They always think of the whole army, on a giant
Mickey Katz. says be wamed bis tour in November at the you as what you last did. versk>n of Othello's love token
to be an actor since be was a Fairmant Holel in San Fran-There even have been some to her, a strawbeny-dottedl========== "toddler" and gave up his .._ md .... ,_,ny closed people auggesting 1 play handkerclllel.
nigbl club eogagemenla,..... ;t'~ lland at the'ii'~German~~M:i;Clii;;."===---iiTbls~· _;Othe~llo:;;;idoes;;;~noii;t,;ikill~· ili*"'**"*h*lr**"*f':*lr**~f':*"** ago hfllOJl!ltse they were m·1~~~~~~~~~1·--gratelul and e.iciled about
tomoa1ow," says the 40--year·
old 111111 and dance man who
-to popularity with bis role
dering hil career. I HRD OYll f HILAltoUS COMIDT I
u the sanlonlc master "'''!!!!!!!!!!!!! c:eromonies In "Cabaret... II
II took 30 years !or the
magic to happen to Grey, who
made bis acting debut when be
was 10 in "Borrowed Time" at
the Cleveland , Ohio,
Playhouse.
JN ms 1<ens, Grey hit the
night club c:ir<Ult, later -
Into Ide-playing bit r<les
In aucb loog-ago -u "l)ecy:mber Bride" ' a D d
"Maftri<t." For lbe post 10
years he baa heeo a mal)l)tay
on Broac!Way, w!lere he also
stured u George M. Coban In
"George 'M."
The Belt In
S.Cred Music
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WIDNISDAY tin IUNDAY
@I J'outh Coa st Repertory
H JACK LEMMON BEST AOOR
IN A tOMEDY ROU"
• GOlDEli GLOBE AWARD5' ..
tOHE ALONG
O~ THE WILDEST ·
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TV Not 1Mak for Movies
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About the only thing
lelevilion ond motloo piclw'e
entertainment h a v e in
CO!DlllOll is money, but 1bal
aoema to be enqugh of a bcol
lo wed the two, regardless ·at
bow inuch damage is do"'! to
the Jilm in the process.
Tuesday night N B C
mW in a t ' 1 m ~ c...t UR the same ahule
1wbidt ••. !.,. ~ lie .... -me.
showo ... -· ...,,, I I A ....... -ol
they CUI lo a 1 dd. A -~ lbeo lilOlba'
bra oi••aw ciaL • 1w1 dai is roOfld. Two
'lbisi.-_lills_. 1•..,_, t-types
_,ates, wen.,.. 1'J • ,. r •liwlllllidk,....'I. =a z-......t-"= :'""""., drJ, ~ llinC
the q--., ,,_ il --w lal1 liitan<d thot
and aclmc1ift11 -Jmlil:le: ... ~ beanse it was
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DAil V PILOT %f
In for Least Year--Paar
Ent.ertainer Says lie' s Shocked by Rumors
BJ FRANK EDIGE
KLUll (UPI) -Jack Paar
bu told bis crlUC! that he's
bock to stay on late night
television for at lea.st one year
ond that be is ool gntog to
change hla tailc sbow 11\yle.
Jacbt and !lacU and canvu
iboel. Ill -bo lool<ed
)'Olllller, more aUmly ftl and
less af!acted' than on bis TV
shows,
.,..•t _.i wlthou\ tbem and I
have to _.i a lot on tho
lilows.
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putported lo ahow "Diary ct•
M$<1 Housewife." What the
-network showed was exerpts
1he tey is in those three words that flash momentarily on the """"° at the begioni!l&:
,,.,.. -·-..., "" Bii -pbl on, cmtinuinC -.. tbe ----is IJl.ol what ... mlf There are ••titc · · • -,_. lteo "Diary ct a , _______ ,..; '1J've leased an office fer a
year ond hired a big .W~
many ol them from my old
stall wbo quit tholt joba lo
come bacil with me. I ·wouldn't
desert them," Put said.
"Tllil is probably tho last h>
t .. :view J'l{ever give, .. he aaid
without petulance. I am tltod
or being analyud. I've gme
lhrougb the roughest klnd or
press and l 've said it all.
PAAR ALSO aid be p~ "I Uve to becolm more
habcy would oot do any more com!ortable," he !aid, obll-
TV specials on his trips quely acknowledging
arnund lbe world although he criticisms lhal be appeattd
has a commlttment !or one blghly nerwus in bis ftnt
more this year. return show.
lhal Cl"""-'lk DI --llomewife."
Frank Ptny .-is a 'Illa -itself Is one
&trcq but 0..--f ' "' .... -,enggtntion after
ct many lllilp .. , 5 & ,.... "' tbe --
... by tbeir c. 0 l ee, ... --li&sl;yle of a
Edited !or Television.
A more likely word.would be
ein83culated. Here is buicaIIy
what NBC call! a Tuesday filmmaken. ·-"'i-York Jawy<r 'z ~ cli~ the r.gbt movie:
l,nlltally, the lq
n ·t r o d u c Lio n \ritbout
COfUl'lercials gets you booted.
Fair enough. 'Iben lbe Insults
begi,n.
TH» MOVJll ~ a
series of noilsequiters. due to
the removal to a •·heU" here
and a "damn" ther-e. 'Ibe
ct)aracten \eap forward, the
Words no longer make sense ... I
Rlcluu:d Benjamln's IJlOllUI
I! open, Du.t be is mute.-1 l
Following. a long dtalua5e
sequence that in the tbester
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THE POINT .. -is ----medimn ha -,...._ Ami
it can be :dilllilg ftne"s
more.
Aft.er mare diij -r • .me
and a ~ illl wMdl Cll'de
Soodgnm balds 11p a •&lie
giftn ..... "" .... -is
awkwardly --(-was in that m'! _. -.....
ask, bad ... aot ... at
be!orol, U.. .s is' lo a
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. ONLY ORANGE COUNTY RUN
.. JAMES MASON IS MA SllP-PSTO&-su PERii OGICAl JW!n,._
A fvll portrait bf o frlthtened i f~ a ..... .i: !---
man in 1h• pioceu bf being \pefuo • ---· .--• d•strayedl" lnJyllll_ .. .--b .-tie t..
.JoyCDcko,JPe ,,,.,.._. in his lang.W+cci• cw1'
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•" ~ · List.ens ro Landers '.
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Ille ~l eacutiftl with
....... ~lomakea
-jadcmoul Oil the
-· """"' theme. Why, ...., are -that be bears _. ... o1ai1J 1z1>t any from
-lite they are infectious. Aa...,... ... , term, '18gina,
is snafdwd from the te1evbion
ftnian, 1 even when the
........ .,_ made a valid,
-paint -the :t.:~=t~= -)IM,lllouill-•-
"" " tbe -blue ICnlJDS .................. -,.. -eall lbinp by lbelr right -· ""Wlalt." lbe viewer
·~1 asb, "in lbe world _...,. talliac about!" -a dlllt.. eai alter that word.
11m-e sdPSJ11ansbip. What to
• m die winter when ~in germs.
Nmioc tbe odor-stopping
-is lllrs. Sam Yorty lor
-Qlp liltmqlo and a cal __ ..., 95 ,.....i pure----not cld "" do to de>erve
--ft is Inly a bigb price fD
-!or nldiing an old libn.
JloL -'Ille in mmiey. 'De ll!"l•cab dish out insult!.
'IJIEN" TllE clincher.
Sia) 'Di•• eer1 for a Clint
---following -m >g'!S. -They call
1J11m nwmges. A memge
-tbe • 5-ve tbe Rai,ia Fww I •;-Imult to injury.
'no, -ht .. mud! oat ti 1llit mrrrie that even with ialim _....padded m both
ads witlt •s+111ierdals they
' d h't .lill -• t-1lour spot , r Dis~\-?
A 1it &:; .......... .. ...,~
11 p &be~ bu DO ear
llr.. :-lj tbre:e are mm-
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---ldj!oision llimil .....,, Me tbe MPAA does.
Pl a • ., will never be a
rr1 &1fRa
place for "X'' tDms on
televlsloo. But tbe public
.should be Informed of Ille
contml ol tbe other!, ao It
may enjoy them in lbelr
original lorm, unabbreviated.
-Cleon up -smelly, olloc<no commerdals. ·n-eat a
viewer and coosumer like a
human being.
- A LAST suggestion would
be to lump commercials toge-
ther to be shown before and af-
ter the featured program, as is
dme in foreign cotmtries, But
this me is so ambitious it is
besitanUy m<ntloned.
'Ibo dollar laclor, alas, is
n .ted far ahead of asthetic
constd<nlilllls bf il1ooe who
rule lbe lube. So the public
will probabJv continue to serve
tbat lncredible invention that
bad ao mucll potenUal, ralber
than the ~ way around.
Two Laguna .
Teens Set
In Concert
Two Laguna Beach
The M-yeat'dd enlaU!ner,
who eft.ablllbed the late ni&ht
talk show as one of TV's most
lucraUve producta between
1957 and 1962, was coaxed into
returning one week per month
this year by ABC. His flrst
week generally wu panned by
most critics.
"I DON'T understand the
revleWs," be said. Hl'll
definitely iay lbla. It mu..t
have been a planned thing."
An io~wer said mme
columntsts h!od wtlttm be pn>
bably would ool return In
February becauiie of .the bad
reviews, '-
"That -bell out of
me,'' be exclaimed. "I hadn't
heard that. Why would tbey
say a thing ltke lbal? It mu..t
have been NBC (his old
network which started that.
"Of course I'll be back on
Feb. 5 (ABC from New York).
"I hope it isn't NBC," be
aided. ''That's viciousness I
won't stahd for. I know where
the bodies are buried (at
NBC). Why is NBC so wor-
ried? Isn't there room for
two?" teenagen will perlonn Friday
in the aeccod oUerlog of the
Young Arllsla Coocert Serles. PAAll TAPED an Interview
Eric Henderson, a 14-year-with Bill Hk:tey, Cleveland TV
old classieai guitarist, and commentator and writer for
soprall\> I.wise Frau< will be the Clevelond Plain Dealer.
featured al the lo15 concert in Afterward be apoke to a UPI
Bridge Hall, 340 St. Ann'• reporter.
Drive, Laguna Beach. Ne~ the -of a Florida
"Someone aid lhal 1 ...
lervlewlng Paar is like dlaec-
Cinerama
Will Show
Next Month
"Thal part or my life is He wu uncomlnrable m that
fulfllled," be explained. "But show because of a strange
I'll go bact to AfrJca. Africa b theater, new netW'Ol'k, people
my lavortte place." and equipment, be 'said.
The cr!Uciml.s of hla lint "Aller I'd done five opening
week or "Jack iB Baok" will lines, tbey told II"' llom tbe
not c.ause him to change bls booth that I wasn't heard
style or formal, l>e sajd. because or equlpmont pro-
"I know more about what I blems," be saJd.
can do than the critics," he "You can't repeat the jokes
sald. "But I can learn. For ex· with any spontaneity. God
ample-; the audience resen• he1JM .me. tNt not even <foci
me weartng glasses. 'Ibey can give you five new llnel in
don 't seem lo understand I five aeoOndl."
"This Is Cinerama," which·l ------====---'---'-""-'-'''-----
revolutiooized t h e enter-lriiii:iiiiii
talnment w o r 1 d 20 years
ago, is being released again
With an · ud.Wlive Southern
California en1.agement
starling Feb. 15· al Paclflc's
Dome Theatre In Hollywood.
The ortgh\al Los Angelea
engagement wu the longest
running hard-ticket
engagement in Los Angeles
theatre blstory, nmnlng for
13S weeks after opening on
April 211, 1953.
A new screen will be
installed al the Dome during
the week of Feb. 5 which will
be 'the largest in the United
States. The six·track RCA
sound system with nine
speakers and 360·degree
usurrciund sound'' has WOil
high praise.
'!be new alngle-projecl!on
system will allow "This is
Cinerama" lo be sbown in
lhealml a 11 ....., tbe
country, where the original
e,ngagements were llmited to
approrunately so altuations.
Following the Los Angel ..
debut, the Lowell 'lbomas ond
Marian C. Cooper -talion
:will be Hl for nallonal and
lnternallonal release.
MAJOR STUDIO
PRIVllW
FROM 20th CINTURY POX
FRIDAY, na. 2
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I •IWPOft OCH • ....... • · "THE WITTIEST" WARMliST AND MOST
· INGRATIATING MOVIE TO APPEAR IN
A LONG TIME.'' -How•nl Tlto111"°"' N.Y. Tllt1•1 . . .
"Walter Mltthau and Carol Burnett make
a gru t tMm. She Is excellen~, he 1, • 1..,.,.
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. . ' c..tl••• s.t .... S.. "-2 P.M. Young Henderaon recently vacation, Paar was tanned
traveled to Madrid with his and rellled; dressed cuuaily
guitar teacher, A n l o n I a in rod sporta shirt, blue jeellO Morales, where he met•---"------=-------------
.............i guilarisl Andres
Segovia. Miss Frazer was
recently a· guest 90lol!l with
the San Diego B a II e l
Company.
--~· -will be turned over to
the Westbrook Scholarship
Fund, aiding studeol! in the
lurtber stu\IY of music.
Tictets may be · ordered
tlltougb the Soroptimist Club
of Laguna Beach er al lbe
door Friday evening.
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body
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Since 1949
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Huntington
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97 Feet on the
Water
General
. * BAlBOA ISLAND * ,
lJTTLE ISLANB-IAYFRONT
Beautiful 4 bedroom hol.lR made to ord~ ror relaxat'ion Pier & dock, room for large boaL 4 Years
.and entertaining. Large "s.it new home. ·Large living room, fo~al dining
I dow n '' wet bar, room, den; 4 ~ .• 5 baths, 4 sbowers,·2 RRST, CLASS COMMERC. BLDG. Ji.-.plaoe. custoOJ drapes and tubs. Breakfast area. Laundry rm. Coax. carpeting. This home has ~-t.. __ • h ·lb booster •• Phon 7200 Sq. Ft., located on East Coast Hwy. in enougti room for evecybody cable wruout ouse, w1 • .u. e
Corona del :P.1ar. Please call for app'l Price -350lJ square feet! Vecy jacks thruout house, incl4 patio, dock, sundeck only $99,500 open and spacio\ls. $145,IXll. & garage. 3 Phone lines in house. Stereo
BEST VALUE IN C~MEO SHORES ~"°""~2:1 ~i. an speakers lhruoot & intercom, incl. patio,
OPfH nLt. ff'! FUN 10 8E NtCEI dock & sundec.k. ''Hailer'' speaker OD dock. Beauifully appointed 4 .l)drm. & family rm. Elec .. radiant heat in ceil., each room w/own
home. Many extras -exceptionally good lhermoslat. Two 24" bit-in attic fans. Garage
ocean view. Hid. & filt'd. pool. Xlnt buy at door opener. Bit-in vacuum system l< ga&
$125,000 .• . • BBQ; k3'-0UU~ on patio & Sundec't. Gas
EXPERIENCED ~ALESMEN.-.. VACANT tog~ ~J~.frJilcs. Switch in mstr. bdrm. con-
This congenial, friendly '-orgapizatlon;•. wjll\ · ' . · . trols <l]lb~g lhruout"bome. Plumbing & elec·
Corona de! Mar's .best locatiop has oJ>i!i!itlgs INVEST ENt mstalled lb. "COllV"ft Tear portion to apt., if
for several more associates'. Pl~ ·call ' ."SITE $ 500 · 1 wanted. Ins~n lhruout all walls & 001'•
Leonard Smith or Walter Haase fOI' app't. "°""' R-4 :i® '"·'°'·'!I, lce;'!l!!k~r,ju··wet bar: Storage _off mdlect..
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3 Bdrm. -
No Down!
$34,150. No down G.L's. 2
baths. PaUO. dining rm.
MOYe-ln condition. Family
nn. Quif!t cul-de -s ac.
OJl1ele Prk home. ~trio.
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GenW1I
$32,801 -
4 Bdrm.!
Secluded rear living r1n.
Fireplace, 3 baths. Family
rm. Dining rm. oishwastier.
built-ins. Immediat e
possession. )kw solarium.
540-lf.lt. I
Pool Home!
* * * * '* * TAYLOR CO.
THE "CHANNEL .REEF" $140,000
Unbelievable! Most luxurious waterfront
apartment in area. Completely refurbished
with plush cptng & ctrapes, beams, paneling,
abundant marble & 1nany other fine ap,Pts.
Exquisite 2 BR 2 bath "own-your-own.0
Corona del Mu. Adult oceupied. Pool, fan-
tastic water vu. pierLsllps. Security guard.
BIG CANYON CONDOMINIUM
1'he Bordeaux! Most populu model!·· En·
larged and customized. 2 M..ter Bfl.¥1ites,
family rm, dining rm, 3 bat!ts & :kar garage.
Exclusive Country Club ar.•a. $117,500
1 '0ur 21th Yea r'-'
.. sa - , ' , ,~ fl. su.itable for 0 Uniti. An , Soft -4\tB.~: !fest quality plumbmg fixtures_. 1 BAY & BEACH RCALTY 67!>-3000 . addifonaJ 19 .,. IL .,a; Laundry'<:jitlte. 75 Gal. gas water heater. En-
I /"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! be availabl~ 1 more tire property in impeccable condition! A one'
Sharp 3 Bdrm.!
136,!IOO. Calbedral oeiling.
Quiet cul-de-sac. Beautiful
la.ndacaping. Dining rm.,
built4 ins, dishwasher .
Fireplace. 541H120.
$37 ,950. 3 btdrooms, 2 battls.
Patio. Extra storage rm. 81,lilt-ins. 2 fireplaces.
Fan1lly rn1. Bellutlful.
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Joaquin Hills RNd
"Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club"
NEWPOR1' CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
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Goneral General Units'. Clwnc< Can-y. of-a-kind find at $265,DDD. By ap't., pie-. Call -.. "'6-55.55. * * * * * *-*TAYLOR ·co~*
BIG CANYON,4109,500
An unilsual contemporafy' home on a pool·
sized lot. Lge rooms. 4 Btlrms, family rm &
formal dining rm. New &,ready to move Into.
3-Car garage. A grea{ fl~r plan.
"Our ~Ith 'j'Hr"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Re.altors
, VAC~NT C-2
lUILDING SllE
100,~2;~ {tsq;!kwn ~
Chino Business District.
SALISBURY REAL TY
315 MARIN!i AVE., BALBOA ISi.AHO * fi739 *
A RARE RND
A real CdM charmer, on the ocean side of
Hwy., yet walling distance to all ~ing.
This 3 bdrm., l lf.i bath home has additional
sleeping rooqi in 2 ear garage; we have the
4 lclrms.-
$30,900!
Lowly home. I n dire c t
-· Dining rm. Built· ins. Extra storage~,, space. wen:mamtained. 54()-lT.ll
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5:fil-1ral.
Spanish 4 Bdrm.!
$43,400. Beautiful home.
Large covered patio. 2 full
baths. Tile root Fireplace
in family rm. Built-ins,
dishwasher. Expe rtly
landscaped. 540-l?W.
2935 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA·MESA 540-1720
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REALTORS
2828 EAST'COMll'HIGHWAY
CORONA DB.MM. CAUi'.
644·7270
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• • • • • • • • 2111 San Joaquin rms Road
NEWPORT CENTER, N. 8' 644-4910 Go~· .. ~,~ •• ~~~~~'--~Goe-' ... -,-.~,~~~~~ l<ey -give us a call Offered at $M,500 • this d
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Mini View of _ 11 '. sts1 e El!il.Side Cosla Mesa 3 BR-$31,,0QO , PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES You'll enjoy living in Ibis 2 story CONDO. Mesa Verde 4 Bedroom • MINIUM. 3 Bedroom, 2lf.i baths, stone fire-
Back Bay $28,500 ·coR'BIN-MARTIN 'sHOWN.BY APPOINTMENT clace, family room (or for mal dining room),
from the private second -Magic. -. , , $3 Linda Isle Drive uilt-in kitchen with private paUo close to ~ !u~ 20s= ~~-P ~, 3yo':i ~~rba~!~ ~trabl~ami~os~ oorn~ e si~ Elegant 5 bdrm., 41h baths; on lagoon. New ~~po~l t:e r;~tff~1 ~°:E:~::~~ fee
Riviera 4 bedroom 2 •IO'Y below muket. $37,500. oeighborhood. Walk lo REALTORS 644.7662 carpets, drapes & *allpaper. Lge. aUic
has It all. A cypress and schools and churc h es. storage area. 4 frpl aces. Lovely garden & * :°1o'::"';lrep~ilyco.:'$i ,._rt ~ i7: :~JI _:~.~General .Genor•I large slip ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · $2~,000 AUSTIM-SMITH, GORMAN a ASSOCIAftS
wet bar, eat th kitc~n. at lasl: ·toni. '·1st ti me · y , · Goi Far Comp1ete lnformat1oft iRE~LTORS · • MW211 ~~:,~~ ·~. = :~~~cm to ~ 11 J::~ :.~~. : 1~=4:'5 ' . °;.~ ";;~:D~~·;~~~~· ··, J ~li!jiii"ii1iiio1ii·ii·~: -·~,Ii-iiiiiiii~Go~·~· °'~"1iiii1
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~f ~~~.townat$.14,900.1 :~~~~~(:an:yt~lmo~):I ~ =.:if ~ti~er~ ~~-~ 00:: ·,3.41 ISayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 67W161 : ~,
Ol'fNT/Li •ffSFUH1"JBEMCtf 'Spa.nish villafeaturliv20XJ un~~ -· A_-~._ II.•,,'.. .. •• ~ I ~EST L;ATION A SPANISH , i"~":J'.h:;.t: ~~!\~ .. ,----~A-FHA ~()ntlJ· -·· -.w-~ VIEW ~~N~~ J!~.EeuStom . WUCH Jai-ge ~· 1amlly. Call 546-56!0 (()j>m !"'LI $28,-950 ' \ ·.~· . : ' 2' • Y
bl Lovelv R8lk:bo ·Mesa ·4 bed-~m with ..Ykt .bar, ·bQge
CUDDLE & L. I< designed-l'f to!' ...,n_ • "fai!»>y, wtth ,.. Ilic\'>< room -wall lo Urge 4 bedroom, 2 bath I ., architecL 2-Sty.~..-.. rin., clooeil i!Oubl~ paticl, heavy Wall W.plaoe, beautiful -·on cul-de-sacs.,..t for SNUGGLE 3 BR.. ipcl.;1.mstr. suite shake roof, large family atrium view from Ii~ quiet + privacy. F'orn)al , • ,.
. , w/frpJc. cf.!·:~~ Slips, one room beautiful petlo kit-room, almost new beautiful dining area, separate uti.Ilty Spanish -
Uttle Rouse on biR land. Best takes lge. · boat. $250,oo). ' shag ,_-...1.. and custom ---"'. Big be a u t ii u J
East Side area. Good duplex Kafh'Yn Raulston t,:::~ x::.:.;"".;Jo~ drapes':°'&i]' oow to .,.,. i;;;-.;;....,, 46 x 19. Adult 3 BR , Like new PICI( A PAIR OF $ MAKE RSI
lot.,..,, St. ·Joachims. Plen-('()LOWELL, BANKER (or off.,,"""'""' <ronfarea.· 1142-2535. Rumc CHARM occupied, beautllully main-Ready to move In be.Vty • {;round broken! Two duplexes, Jiewport ¥U:1 ~sOO~~ ~8!:~: Real~Ne~~~i.e~ Even $'/a. down. Huny! ocom•··lf'S--FIMJOIE NCEJ a Jarw .bedrooms. 2 baths, talned +· landlcaped. Only no tcrubblng, paintirm huae 1Ieights 16Cation! Botll Qup1eXes have t wo 3
Call fast! Call .. 546-~ ;(Open ves.} O~KING CANYON S28-.960 · All terms , VA, llvtng rm.Ir ta.mlly rm; mod-·bedroom, 2 bath 'WlltS. Two duplexes, sid&-and~ SU~E ~ PRJ. ·WZ..:% down. To see call ern ,kitcn, Iota of cupboard by·side, great investment potential! First * * * • * * * * ~~~~ Ol'£Hmi .rrsRJN1CBENiCEJ =· ~~:W=':"·BR, t im.,e offe'red! At $66,500 per! Review the
Realmr. --! ! ! L~~ ! ! ! =-ejyo:-...:~· ~ I 11fll~tf u1~ Weskliff •. Dov~' " !JDl<J,U•, Investment Analysis. .
Opan Eves. Presligious~VilJage :;;!~==··;· =;=jJ; ... ~-::;~=~iiiii·J room. Enclooed -"'= • :!!!!!!i~J J .BR ·'Pool'l'fo.nl,e -~Ml9,lll·HOMD"OfHrwPOtynACH.'4Wlll o..-r:.~'°"'-~~ _-::.~! •~s1ff,i 1 iittJ1i[, ro~~~~sE ~~~:~ zrt~td-~= · u·,..-i,()A ...... ui:.,,,,.,.li.V ...
See. Jb!L..dramalli:_,.,.,,._ vale~ patio, 2 lledrms. 211 ' Reall!>·blm,Jany -Jlicated..Jln lfadptr Jiane, QNLX..m!!!ili.. _cMOM Itel t:.ar =~':..acy_.~~·. , . . US:&'. w/cathedra.J. ceil. & Spanlsb1 ~APPT. O·N--L-Y. ri ~&4 O $ H tingt Harbor 4 lied---..-p..,., ~ ,. ,..L'3f
tile noon. 4 BR. beauty 132,000 .. ean 515-8424, exclu· ·'.FA U~ .U: ,'· "!' f" m.~ """ <a,. <OATS 2 on 2 able toan. Price JUat h°"' ' REALTORS -w/Massive beams & lge. SlVe with sci:.rrn OOAST 'OCEAN 'VIE j°P1r 00 ~ & ,,.-duced. . ,
dock. . In Hun ti" gt 0 n REALTORS. l . Bea~ti<ul 3-months • . ~by decoralor/.,,..:. WALLACE Near Beach! Mesa Verde
,HarboUl'.Lb.lliqileAllen * * * * i-,11 *· * BRIFR/2balhs.EmaWe Abo lnctnded is)'Ourown REALTORS A .:~'OWl'LACEofoldworld Best Buy Go-•l General r. q:> wt:u.; 1lANKER **,,..... 13 UNITS' ** comer lot-. Quality features. l;>oat slip for up .to Jr boat ....... 141 r"'Dm! Crackling flrcplare . ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J ~·... -· 833-<YlOO Nr sbo i ~ :rio lncom Lois Egan -(Zli) • Full price ..... on\y 1'55.000. ,,,,__--E·-=, Pitched and beam c>m.,,,. Lovely 3 BR 00 cW-de-aac,. . w.· Still Make
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55tl N~ O!nter Dr. · · PP!'&· ~ ~ ...! ' -· CAU. S<f).115( Open Ews• ..,,... ..,,.. l.crge family room. La1"l ~~ h-n,, rm A •~·-3 BDRM HOME
• F6rtin Co. R1trs.\ rqrvuvu " 1 I I ' • • · with wet bar. G U E ST ;;;;f -.:'..'::'! to ~'t~=:i Ho•Na Calls l BDRM home, enclosed Dodi --'ve Ult the sbip! It's a breeze~ .tell . .....,.... '1 ' l"ACILITY' J ~-· Pl --, •-., . • ... -• .r'UI .... ,,-. u~ School, parks. Co. Library, And we have just what the p&do, lar&'e pooL All fresh-
"Llat" it in clalsified, Ship 1temB with ease, use Daily 642-8~ . • 1 644420D NEAR CLUB S '1· t D I 0 · BACl-lELOR ch\U'thel, golf c 0 u r, e . ~tor ordered. Handsome ly painted, new carpets and
In Sbi>relle6ulta! -· Pilot Q aiollled. -· J ' BEACH a TENN, IS UN1T! 5 B~ TO BeauL -yanl and. ~ '-·-2 t tlle. Move In today! $26,500. ~--· · I ~---I · ~-I 1 " .... -Y.AN. Immaculate •. Call, · CALL. 1221' ' · ~~CJUUa 8 ocy 'C"Z terms. -• • ' ' -..,,-• e. e venerl Fun; 4 BR. home or beach v ·-i ,645-. ., (eatures 4 be d r o o m 1 , ~
I ,'BIGI .-bcluR, ~th paneling, Wt-66-0303. ' 1133Westcll11Dr.,N.B. flreplace,2,pa,tlos.Walkto * * * * *
<>ver 28C1J.., tt ··lai!<e -beams..•-'...-mite. -• ~ ' shopptna, oc!iOoll and go11 BACK llAY AREA
Yoo know IMng at Walnut Square bells paying l811~· ~
You'll enjoya ca~lfflllyle. WhataWondti!UI . ~
difference wl!en tax Ume JOI .. around. •• I'" • ~sii.:He -
$! ,000 Down, No CI081ng Qoetl.
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B8:t1tti,f1ton:nal dinina nn, E.ro~~~ Beach (o(f lrviDe). ~~te family rm. :Real.;';"~HIO, &D-f'llll -ti · ... " · e:Pi~~ = Ol'ENTII.•• ff'S RM10B&NtCEI 'i1'~ =:..5=~· ~ MORRIOOM ~'· 550~lCenier Dr.. pti~~throc>;!.,Jd om"" or dea, 2 .Grtplacer
...... .aEAL~ ·Eastside VA .. BEST BUYS pool! P\iced by eagei'owner t =~ !,.i~;,l=·.J:: '**i .. M* · ,.,lDl&dm. 3 BR. fain rm., $34,750 at $61.950 -Submit ~ splendid lea.turn.., Priced ·~··ierm Dr. Eut. FownLx: 4BR. tumpusrm ~ terms!! right at $87,500.
•-• ea.ta 11ea r-3 BR. poo1 S28.500 ' ' SUPER * * * * * ' *!«*~ ... SOJ~ -WO =' tac!:''=--II o 3 BR, lamlll' rm $29,!IOO liilJ .. . ,o..,,~\ ._and ..;,. ,. .,... tBR.cJJnrm,poo1 139,950 ~ TWO STORY 4 Bdrm,. 2 &.th . ~ Let us help )'OU wlJ-h eliglblli· New carpel• tbruout, 2 car PEN~NSULA ~ ·-l 1ir.151, J ;.! ~ !r-~-quaJi!ylnc lor VA ~ i>rtc.d" •l ooJy 134,950. Three aaraae. Eamlde Cost a
OMP ~ -~-~· ' -bla bednJOml, I baths, lam· M .... $211,950 • IN a ·• tnqmr. call -n7L Coll . sc.1m' Uy room, fireplace, wood Roy McC•rdt. Rultot
JI..,{ of Bal~, °"· J Joi& ,_.,._,,,,..,.,..,._ 0 . ' * lnveslments lh~roof.and IUlh ldacpg, 1810 11'\VIX>'\.l!!.vd., C.M. ~-3 Bdnn. home phu J I _ ~11u * 4-PLEX EASTSJol: plua oYerslled UPltalrs 541-.,, ,., ~:::= "''''' ~21 :.~i2?MM'L ~~ 0pen-.. A Spotless tt-0wner--.s-. 4GOE.!•• 1 FOIALL DMM't Hav• To associated , ....... -. cJloq ..... -· e.1. ...rll! ::n ~·u c ... _. a. ...,.. a11 t1e -. "" Booch, Club &. View ~«r-. ost -
dnw'O G.L'o., SM.a. Jn, Elepnt, Jae. Jamily "°""' In °i ~,; KA-BOOM!! ~ ...,., J bedlwm .... ltd t""'~""""!'!!!!!!!'""'~.,1 511-tm priv ....... s BR.°' 3 BR+ Home of the We.ll New on the "'""""1 Ff:. ~si-1n"::..s~
BROKE~S -~i ~~-~?S
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p Owner .......... 4 bdnm., J -· Fom. rm., 8"U")"l Wettclllt -Jarp 4 bed. f rOom. ,":!:, lot. 'Ibis --()ne Look C111C1 ball& Roar nmc rm. kildmL C0mJL ~ Ololoa <,BR ,_.wrlth ---~-...... aoct-.Oh Is -.. ~ l'amJlY nn. llNutlfld patio. 1159,000. -t• falnlly "'°"' with Yes! PoOll Owner -""""' ......... See It. ,...11 We Gofdta _,.. ..._,_!'foli•-· BobY-.-• · oftra-.~Walls ol..,_, n.!.$111,lllll"Harey: ~':;,~~=
, __ M --~~ ~.111 , __ • $33.lllO,•lillt _..no l'llWWELL. BANKER •f>lllllbw all • 1•c1r t c .. ~·.., •-w~ --• t>wmr llnt!on W.U30, 13:1-olOO bullt-tn ltltoben. Formal .
bedroom "°""' '" N.....,..,1 -.0. • btlrms., 5illJ 11...,,,.t Centtt Dr. dlnq room, top guaU\)' ~ -locatlo!L °""1p><d ... J ball& l'Otll. ,.11o Ir mil lo wall carpeJa and .Mil!~~
lamity Jlvq. Cbmp~ <locl;loc. fll@laoe In famllJ llLo 0 I lty d ra p e 1 . Ta st e fQ 11 y ~ l J'l
.. pante Jamil¥ n>on1owith no. BiliMlo, -·-· -ppot, Mi decorated. Only 11' "'"" ~THE HE~L '
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landlcal>f!d: Alld,. """"'-e., ..... ~ .. plwlOU.. ootbls .... -196,500. """'"-•·n•t.WlO.llEMt:ll D-5 1lditi'iL plltrJ..-; Iii ~Ii nlaot
-· Call &'7H550. IGt a ,....,,, aiae•ee .._ ' tFI I family, room. ~mfvt mot. SQ) per mo. ~
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Newport HeicJhts
HURRY!
EmfRM SPo:W.
$35,758.
A BAYFRONT EngiUb -·--"' .i Bldroom. 5 Bath borne
wltll luge pier • allp
A: nw:11. many expensive
f1:afllttl:, incl~
-.inf: cloeet, imported I l1e1
and fixtures, wet bar,
noen a chauffer'a den sm.ooo
HARBOR
This beauty sold quick-
ly · once but now it's
back on the marlteL !l's
a beautiful 3 bedr'oom
home with 2 bath, well
organired buil~in kit-
chen, shake roof, pres-
liege_ area-won't Jast-
ee.t value in lhil price
range-Call Red Carpel
Re81ton~
"PANORAMIC
VIEW"
catalina I: Boba Chica State
ae.ch.. Iron ~ates provide
court yard privacy. Unique
kitchen I: family room. Sur-
roundt UU. lovely 4 bdnn
abode. Priced to 11ell at
$«.900. &lbmJt yoUr terms.
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Realton 545-0465
Open Eves.
BEST BUY 1111 TllE
MAllEJ-$24.
SlSOO. Tola) moves yoa
Macnab-Irvine
Macnab-Irvine ·,
in. sharp + clean 'i :!ICl:;.aJ::s:...,_...;~== beclnn 2 bath borne, DOW
vacant -owners are ---
very an•ioos. Hurry or $194 PER MONTH
you'll miss it-Red Car· P"1S prindplt!, interest, tax·
pet n--"--~·-to es and Insurance on this .nc4l-• -· tidy little starter home with
£.ASJSIDE OOllZY!
l h~ bedroonu and good
lizrd yard tot children and .....
Realt<n 646-TIU
2043 Westcliff Drive
Open 'till 9 PM
SPYGLASS
SPECTACULAR
The .. ..,.._ bldp. below
you make thJs 5 BR. family
home u:dting. 3 Car
garage. Lge:. family rm.
•'/Wf!t bar. 2 FrpJcs.
$119.fro. La Vera Burns
Q)lJ)\\'EU.. HANKER
R.ealton 644-20!, 833--0100
550 Newport ~nter Dr.
CHINA COVE POOL Onto O( •I kinrf !()('., jUs1 3Q
"''~ 10 :spark.11n11: semi-l.Sx34 healed Anthony pn\·,11l· broeh. 3 &Inns .. 2
pool. outdoor .mtored barh.s. Ohl. gar. I 'r1..:ed for
J.ighting adds to the · qui<"k M le at s.~.000.
t.ropicaJ landscaping _ ''Exclusively Yours''
cabana too! House is a THE IRWIN CO.
spacious 3 bedroom with REAL TORS 644-6111
2 baths, paneled family * 5 BR-$32,950 * floor lO ceiling brick £\tra lgr. ba<.it yard. \Vall< ""!'?"!r fireplace vault· 10 aU tdiool"' Top loc. Nr.
r beam ceding, 'bwlt-in Nt'WJIOrt Heights. May sell on V.A. temu.
ldlen--<iulet, prt\'ate BALBOA BAY PROP.
Met all fur under * 142.7491 it
P5,-....caII Red Car-WALK TO BEACH pet Realton Sf6.a40. _,_ club .. ttshu.a, PQOO. Top loc.,
N'Pl Beach. Lge. 3 Br. 2-
sty. 2}i BL, Wt·lna. Call ,.,. .. ..er_ $G.500.
CAYWOOD REAL TY * 54a-11'0 *
ORANGE
COAST'S
leading
NEWPORT BEACH
3333 Newport Blvd .
642-5678
HUNTINGTON BEACH
1787!5 Beach Blvd.
54().122()
LAGUNA BEACH
222 Forest Ave.
49<-9466
SAN CLEMENTE
300 N. El Camino Real
492-4420
NOR111 COUNTY
dial free 540-.1220
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DEADLINES
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Wh<"n kllling an ad be-
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AD BEFORE RUNNING:
~ery effort ls ms~ to
kHI or COM'CCt a new ad
lhat ha& bet>n ordc!rtd.
but ~ cannot suaran·
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hu appceJ"t'd In ' h o poper.
D!l.1£.A-LINE Al>S:
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cub In advanoe by mall
or at ~ one1>f our of·
A T£RRll'IC BUYI ~~Alt~';:'~
l-SllOries; f ~\ l% ltt'V6 !he ~I to claf. bob,lam .......... ctn rm.. llome In txcel~ con-&11¥. edit, censor or n-
ditioa I ~ Back fUtc My A.tfver1ltemmt, e.,.. Sl'',SCJl't Edie OlJon and to change ltt nits
ii i5 a mml to 18 COU>\\UJ... BANKER It reirull1Uon1 without
l lhll ~~ 1o1""J"1 up Roa~~ .. Dr. prior notice.
Built.In CLASSIFIED =-· llO:ll~JJWNEllS Allonlloo! MAILING ADDRISS ~~-~ s.\ ... 'I, Our oompuif!f p 0. Box·~
VACANT , baths. O>vered oat1o.
. MUST BE SOLD built-ins. dl1bwaaber ,
f Bedrms., 2 baths, new fl.replace ln lau1ily rm.
carpet &. paint In and out. CUJ...de-sac, brk $3li,500.
Low down }'HA-VA tenns.1=84&~IJl13.~---~--. Corner lot. $24,-450. SCOTT O\\'NER anxious, 3 balh5, 4
Rl:.:1\L TY 5.16-T.>33 anytime. bdnns, .JJCX?l• patio. Ulnin:,!
-. BEST BUY * ryn, bu1l1.-ms. dlshwast1Pr, l.ireplace i.n lamUy nn. Brk
3 lilt, 1,_ &\, 26' Liv Rm, $46,900. 962-8865.
LAGUNA Beach Vu home,
2BR, den. 2 BA, t IS ,, old.
custom. $2500 aw•mes VA
kiran. $290 mo. Pm
64&-318S.
Lido Isle
3 BR. & DEN
Ideal tamll7 home
45 Foot lot • S19.950
LOWEST PRICED •••
Home on Lido. 2 BR. +; 2
batba. Quiet end Qf the is-
land. 158.500.-
LIDO ·REAL TY
3377 Via~ Beach
EXTRA DEPTH D:l10l'ICE e RUSH e
3 " 1rm,, 2 baths, custm drps, is wbat maUs the differ.
beat crpta, cwlomiz.ed Irvine ence! large 5 bdrm., on .. _ 40xll5 street to street iol,
i.mths. Raised planten & ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; leaves plenty o1 room for ~lo w/gas BBQ. GRAB YOUR PURSE famU> rm., -.....
and away we'll go thnl rm., Jae. patio • llffll-
gated entry into this beauti· 1pw· Jl25SON.OOO.Rc••TY
fr. ner desperate, fl bdnna., 2
bath&. Rear living nn.
Buil[.inc, dining nn. Lalp
~ar yard. Aaumable Joan, m .soo. brk. 1142-2561.
Owner transferred. 4 bdnns.,
3 tull batha. Poe>! and patio.
Rear lfvillg rm. Dining rm.
Built-ins, dishwasher.
benutifW.. $38,900, b r k 96:1-1313
tul 3 bdrm .townllowte. We'll " ...,_,
pame a minute in the large * 6'l5o-&2 *
master suite with its fire.. 57 FOOT LOT
place, take time to a~ l...arlf'st avail. 00 Udo
date the custom carpeting $61,500
and draperies and then out LAW9JN REALTY
to the backyard to msl in * flS.4562 *
on@ of the two pad'Oi' and
vi ... the -t IOtting. Me.. V-
Be ~ a.e: ll'a hard to ---------resist lhls $56,500 value that $46,CD) -8Y Owner
lncla. lhe larxl. Just ott Multiple 4 BR, 2i,s
Ba, den, form din rm., ftU .... ...... le Joi. 2024
Bale&r1c Dr. 551-S.H.1 or
lcav.! mesaae at st5-617.
Newport -
ired hill
REALTY
!-'a.in It.in, W/W Cll)ls, S"ll.'inl WARM home. fine neighbc.~.
pool, !enct.'CI. Wlk to schls & H.B. nr sch, bcb, 4 + 2, Close to the beach. Must be shopping. 349S,, Own. Open $34,500. Ownr, no agt. Id 2 Bdrm
VACANT A Company \Vith VWon
Uni\'. Pnrk Ct!nter, Irvine
Call Anylime, S. 7"JOO
Office hours 8 M1 to 6 PM \11kc111Jl'1. 32-1. \\. JoAnn st SIS-232'2. eo ! ., l'Ai bath, roe
TI.j UJ..32i8 --~------tidtllng carpet New paint, --.:...-.-~ 'CAB· 0 '" ~ • $20, 900 e "81 dean. $19, 750. 5% dn. -~ SCIYrT REALTY, 536-1533 $42, 750 By Owner FIXER UPPER -Just right anyttme.
J BR, 2 BA ideal loc in E. for beginners, 2 Bdrm, elec
CM., 1 bide to Westclitt kit., 2 car gar. Some paint O~ .ell ~~
TURTI.EROCK
BROAD:'.\fOOR
No. 4 Plnn in $5Cl's. 4 Br, 2~
Ba, Ch\'J)Pr &.13-2388.
Shopping nr scbls & would help. Rush! Owne!' r-Irvine Terr•c• ,
ciUU'chcs, v.-ell-blt, beaut needs quick sale. CAU. sharp borne. BeautiM-shag ---------1 BY • Owner' UJIPS' BQ. back yd & cov patio, 642-12&4 9SP..u56. carpets, Oagstoor patio and BEAUTIFUL Irvine Terrace Med I terr a nean llyle..
8-Bq. 1'7.!l!O. home, 3 Br, 2 Ba, tam nn & -tile -. 4 BR, 3 . .•••. USI:!; YOl.Jll.VA...... BKR. •-~~ BA. ~-RM, U -•-••~ ~-.... ·d I n i n c nn. Newly uia a ~"""\ ou\al Sharp 4 BR, 1%. BA. dlx LA CUESI'A "Eldorado", 3 remodeled. Many emu. A Fam R11. Prof ~Jing, Patio. 968 Lam-Prof •--·--~ , _ mal Janet.caped. call 51>--26'1L ing, C.M. KINGAARD 1LE. BR. 2 bu. fam rm. ChoiC't! • Ul11Uo1911..-.~. :u.n¥ n-642-2222. • area. 3,IXX) sq. ft. ind 1300 tenance. am Altura Dr,
sq. tt. finished Bonw: rm. Owner, 613-01&1. NICE beach cottaa:e;
1-bdnn. 1'<--patio: 2 Cw
gar. J4 Blk. to ocean. MESA DEL MAR 5 Br. l Ba ~. Owner, 962-8!M3. 'fte f.utest draw in the West.
inlni(!(f. occupy. All new HOUSE Banting! Wateb tbe .. a Dally Pilot Oaaltied Fortin Co. RlhL -= ... .!i. = ,..ro~'::;1 ~RE=P-O,....,,.S.,.S"E.,.SS=1o=N~S~ OPEN ROUSE ootumn. Ad. -Cluolllod ..,, . • • 6066ll
schools. Many extra a· :··or information Al)d locatlon I.;~=======:.!.::='=='='======::!;:=:;=:;:=::=;:;=:::;
$15.900. By owner, S.S-Dl6. of lhe9C f'JIJ\ A VA homes,
ATI'ENTION HOBBYISTS cor.tacl • 1: .. ~~~-~~ KASABIAN
"'" nice home. crpa, drpa. Rut Est•.. ~
Alley acceu. $12 , 5 0 0 . OWNER SAQUFICE 4
&12-4446. bdnn, :llOO "'I ft home fir
MESA de! Mar; 2 BR, tll $35,000. 11a1 flm>ll1 rm, lotl
bu., -drpo • cpC. ol fruit -bltln 8-~ Pool-alze Jot. 10 trees. boat gate, xlnt uea. BKR.
lmmac $33,!l!O 11169 El Rio 5311-51
Orcle. Owner, ~ DEANE Gordon -lat
BY Owner -3 -2 time olltftd, 2 llJ, 4 BR, 2 bat~. Fltt ...... La,.. ...U-BA, 2400 "'I· It., marnlf
ed ya.rd. 2 car. pr. Sharp! pool atm:ure ~ oond.
Clean! $29,0IXI. 615-6225.. ln a out. 8)' owner. Ml,&
..BACK...BAL·-Ul.'50 644-49!11 ,.. 64+<;9TI
By. ownor. 3 Bit wlfrplr. OWNJ;l\ Jee)'i!W, 4 bodrml, 2 41• >ant wTotNd P<tlo. baths, potlo. di-rm., 640-0166 or 641)..Q22'1 . bullt-tna, d I 1hwa1 Iler.
OCEAN VIEW New Fireplace, famiJ,y rm. Brt..
Olltom ......... BR.-2% Ba, 136,500. -·
lam • dOn nn, cpU, dra,,.. RY Owner -3 Br, J Sa, -
lnd!cpd. $49,900. IS4f-5516. polio. °"""" Joe, ... -
BY Owner l1fil dn. 4 Br. u._,... Oilr. $1000 ctn. Tolal
Fan1. RM. Needs wartc. pym11tt: $X9 per mo. s:rr.a m.900. m-ll03. 5IHT>I ~m-~u,..111.======-..... I BLOCKS TO BEACH
PROBATE SALE 4 DR• FR + DR
136.300 * 96H213 * BKR --t BR, 2 blllh hotne f'k-'>tlf llttl" OWNER DESPER.ATE to
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ci... .... ---. . --------............ Wali ol ..... $175 • 1 BR., CDM., blllu., $2lli • 2 BR .. bWoa., Stl>t. TOWNHOUSE • S Br ol C... de Oro OH -Dr, """"nied ll) t BIL l BA ..._ ~ pr., llUl. Nd.. cbild ak. Din. Rn1., gu.r., )'I'd.. parlO, ~tud,y. ~1it BL Yrty. hm llelieh. 2BR. 1BA. furn
Wttk to -In N..._ -1-"15/mo. $25 • I BR., """'""' frpic., child/ ... ol<. ..,M/ R I ALL l1!'U11ES PAID .... yr!)<, married ..... no from ,our duplex. l Call loday! 'lbr price will .iaictOr Jura.. Ocean Vu. $300 • Nu 2 BR., 2 BA, l'rplc., ~~o n 1 i b ~ CiDmfue ldlre ,_ red: dillcfta. DO petl.. $215. avail
I bedkoont. 1\0 baths each. --~ Siii • otiL pd. I J1R.. riallt gar., patio, I blk, beacli. "-" • IPrd. h · ... -kt or euller.
Uperaded.v.·Jth many Wu.. c.J..S. Reel F.Alllle Oil sud! Newpon Beach $325 • 3 BR., 2 SA., frple., Newport BMch • %:::-ldldia. dh • '15-33&\.
[l's 111.1per 'b'"''\ Priced at ~1111 wimer. bltina., gar., ...... , patio, 2 • OCEAN • llchdall-1•ii'S ·~ffiiiw-;; .. ;c~iiti;~;r.-BaiiiQi ... • NU.VIEW RENTALS blks, beach. ''" >RONT! Spac •-•·s-l """un•~· I =f: ~RONA-= =.. 4a=: m.a <r 49f.J248 NU-VIEW RENTALS ~l>elo•. Furn. lltU ..,._ • ..__ -:::-~:' 1
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H BR. 1-2 BR. 1-1 BR. all Coron. .. Mir m«l30 or, ~ ALA Rent•lt e 445-811 : = = •1--. Ret'Mh adlt woman pref'd. 111• to~, ... , wit\ * MOVE IN TOO.U' '* Wwfrplcs. $1'6.D 60-ml ·HARBOR View Rfilg • 4 Bt., e llutlle pallma .!Cl><=..:llO'I=·;______ w1ttfl•1l1 mitt• $145 A MO. nuw wbda. Pm. Onty. LOVELY 2 BR hie in o1d ~b ~Vii. li~nn.5~_! ~~Bl¥,._.~ BMm! ~ e KilC«Bliml( 'f:a~ "f.~BR'JV~ ;:::c-=-~t·or S:Cvtt!i •.!.r· ~·-~ 3 Units ar 19th A: eut.or. J.2 ODL Sep. tub A shower. U t ter ... .,. · e, l'eu ;.. ToL U e ·Pool-·· a..-· Q-· 1~ 2.tlfffODlll _,,.,.._t s-n T<> '"'' n..-1 "'""°' on.&.. BR, J.l BR.. Goad ftata1 FullJ tum incl grand piano. $440/Mo. Avail. lttar. L ir>cl. $125. --__. maid .-v., P>DI. The Mesa ,.u.o11. frOlll $16~ f111111t\ll'e ~ .. __ ret; -... -
• UNIT.r u• ™ area. )K dn. sn.a. Uue an.ii tor 5 mo. 6T5--0T11. ALA Rentals e ~ ....,.,..._ GS .N. Newport Blvd., NB. ... 111b11 • .._t1_.t:00 ~-~tom J14ii SirlC • ~ view. _...,.just ;;; to Aaent. 56-GlB... $2911/mo. m-3227 0 r COit• Mesa Adldt livillr at ils... ~'!!·~-~;_ _____ 1 to 7,00,, UOtr.mltW M.. M&r. 17.m. K I m ..... 1
beach. Good income-. "'"• .---.. ,. e Badielor' Cozy DR. trg patio, tm drar, ND Pair"-frun .._._.,,.. --'-~=-===~-I :;.ater. 9El8-'QIO. sa..ca. L-~ ·-~ 1-~-~~~alt~5~pm.~-=·=~l tE~~~~~~ CHARMING 3 BR.. 3 BA. LARGElBR.$!11 lBDBMb'n.~ .... u. 'ii to1t1 Mt11."'""S4~2JOO. bl.Ii:\\'. al Belch Bhd_ cllll
NEW DUPLEX NEWPORT Beach, 1 Nowpott llwh Private~-1\1~~~ f15. :'.:. ~.'t~ ::.~ Xi w. -Ml-Jm = .. SilWl< 1:"'°col. ~~ WHY SITTLE 3toBR. 2t BL.:,. fr.!! tn ea. Bil<. Ba-lots. x... q. 1 ISO . Bado .Walk ., water. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 u75_ 675-2511. WEEKLY. ~LY -.. pets. 6'1>-1ti23 FOR LESS? OVER Q 1 ? wa er . ..,..,uuu. Dl:Mr Shons. .-.. _.........," UNDER J.S? ? Gib Walkar Roalty • 1 a.... dd -c.M. 185. and H.B. 2 • EASl'SIDE 2 Br. Facd * BAYSHORES * ..__ -..._ Ea.joy e!ogant livia& in uu. , 333$-G Via UdoioGN'pt B<am Mar. Prine. ool1 ploe. By BR ...... walk to water .~ ~-· Y-~ .. 1 . -N••-rt •~ NEW Furn. BadoL apL _Nr. all-adult ganlefl complex IN BETWEEN ? T I -coll Gene HilL $115. ,, ... ~~ gar. Child/pet. -~ eue. 3 BR, 2 bo., ·~ ...... •-ol Beach • ~'-·' 2 BR. -fl44 * 67>5 * 5tHlll. n~ • u_... 9_ .,_ $1511 tam. rm. Comer lot. r~ --. ~· """'"'nart ~JOI" yet "'""1· -=:::;,,-,,-,,..,..."""'~=·I-'=='------...,........_ •-. C' Tho -· 1115/mo. util ind 6'15-18U. qUiet. Tl.ree bedt'OOOts, 2 ALL UTILDJES PAID. BLUFFS Cpndo, 3 BR. 21> . ALA Rental1 • 64s.3'lOO ·· • mu. Rltr. 548$7 '°'2611 VIUA YOUA .
BA. lam nn., at.-oew, RMI Elbl9 "°""""JM -Unfum. 305 PLEASANT ae;ghborhood • 3 3 BR. 2 BA. Din Rm. frtll. STUDIOS & I BR'S Nowpott Hoighll t:'~ :.r;:::"'i,.U:':::;
per( oond. 644-8061 « BR. 2 full ba drps range lrg yard. Pool privfl. e FREE......_ OZAN 1 or 2 BR. Adults, no with hrepla<.-e. ~oth.uig wrel;r-:~;;141;~";";::::1 6t&-8824. * 9-icll C .. * G•••I ang1. gar, fucd, $19s1mo: Harbor View Homes. $395. e FBF..E Ulilida pets. i.-kit. $135-$l50. 2421 it for $215. 3 BR. 3 BA, DR. ... patio, Will bQy ,,.... -I>'· All 548-9536. 1133-'894. • Fa8 ~ E. 1'tll SL, NB. 61&-18l1. THE ORLEANS Ii mi. Dlll1I> .; u..-;.-
$17,500. IM Via WW!n, <&lb -72. -Call 2 BR, w-3 ear gar. $250. Ad· BEACH -.S. 3 BR., 1 bo. 0 -"'°' • San ClorMnla 1741 ·ru.tin 83l--08ll6 ~ ~-_.!. ~-~ Lido. Open SaUSun 1-5. 96z.8851 ditional atorage garages $25. kty $365. 2 BR, den S3l5 • Laundr7 F~ ' " ..... ,.... _.., .-. ,,..,, ~--
• 6'1'5-2518. per mo. Adulti;, no pets. Ca)"tYOOd Realty 541-1290 • TV A maid .,,.,. nail. 2 BR. 2 BA Laundry nn. e 3 BR -2 BA $295 ~ .!:° .!nTn CJ:;
) Dupleus ftellr the ocean 6T;r76.51. 4 BR. House $350. 2 &-3 BR. • Pbone Sl!rrict Adults. no pell. $211) mo. {(CCll~i:r ur ln1i:u1< vn.1 1£. Call IGt&IH. j ~.~ -1* tor • 3 BR. 2· baths, cathedral Duplexes from $275. Unboliev.W, llNutilul 1539-. Vbla S.C. e 2 bR-1 BA ADL TS pe ••~ * MS·~ ·celling,-· home. $295. ABBEY REALTY 60-lllSO VAL D"~ Go.-Apes. ~. Unfurn. 365 $195 M,.'W, 2 ol ;tBr. -. Neor
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;;!.:r:i 3346 NeVada C.M 547...4356 Houses Furn. Adulls DO pees. flowus · e NEW DUri...->XS feoced bch I: tdls. Dlbwtr. apta. N~ Helthtl -lllC. ._ _ _,.Ml&A 4 ~ -1rp1 ' ,_; lam Unfum ar 310 _,..,;.... su..m • Bolbei 1..-yard !<Int aroa. . <h1'L Obi. SIL F-,.a. = -=-..,..,~=~~=~I Tlle9e Me Just A Few Of on., c, ....... & rm, ' W&lerfall. §pool Rec. Rm. ~--io • .:l'I: ;l.l,l'lllJ .l'\lllerton St. SJ§ · P5D-Call SJ5.211._
IMMEDIATE $ HAYE CASH $ Our MANY RENTALS . .. ~~;s",.;i "J,11~~& i;:,:'b Boylhoffl s.-, Sela w Bdrm.. D.EGANT .2 •r apt w/&M. '"' e.311 >16-3146 ... «HIM
SEATING '"'"L1 IUY * welcomo.'111Ba.:;1&-1123. fllm.Unfum. -$138 -to~-·bc~;"y7,39t!ly.tt3Br.,l'L D-tt NWALI ~lOJ ~U:..qt)ACHdrp.. For your boat il traOer on 1"1 $l2'j -2 Ba DUPt.EX. Gar-. 2 BR. FUm or Unfllm. SEE lT; U. Parm Dys. ~•. ~ "' -.. a ...., this lge. lot. Immac. 3 No CU. ands or ~l: Will age, fenced for ldds/pets. l BR. 2 ba, clean, al\arp. N1oe Monthly til June 1StlL 6Ga1D. evnlwlcndL ~e. ucwty · aea:ir. .t..tk.:l d":. b r. , frpL .. lli Hlh.
bdrm., 2 .... home, F .A-°"' Or Not Bo.,, -... -In Today. yard. :nu. C..Udgo Avo. Call Tl.4' 6n-IOIO. $1t WEEK & UP Bolboa hnlmul1 pa.w, bl.... ctpts, drpo. 1'17-3957 beat, modem tbnPlt. hour. lloDe)' in J'OUI' band * $295. Call Jim 60-9411. Condominiums ·--c1ose to everytrun&. $l1U &,1,,,='='"'·-,..,,,,-..,.-,---;:-:-
$39,950, 1°" Down. in 12 hn. $130 -2 BR. HOUSE Bring MESA Verde 3 BR 2 BA $~ nfu lit e Studio A .1 BR Afls. SPACIOUS 3 Br 2 Ba ~.180 mo. &>8 <.:enair St. Apl. NEW 2 Al Bl'.'. Apts. Op&a. University Rulty 962 6644 the Babf! · 5 BR, aew .,._ $250 U m. e TV ol Kaid s.mc. Avail ......_ duplex. 1 Yr· 1ea1e: l, CM or ?11 5jg.jjl"/9. drpl, hlHai. I l>ll< .. SA ~OOl:E. c.t Hwy. 6'13-6'51D K--LI--I. E. * 3 BR, 2 BA, trg. Bk.yd. $225 Irvine : = ... ~·~ ~""' Incl lrplc. din rm, 3 DELUXE ~· ~..._.J"l;:· ':
Santa AM -• $16 • 1 BR. HOUSE. stove, CENTURY 21 546-9521 e $1J11 -"'"°";.., dooe to both "'> TOWNHUUSE -
' P00 WANT Oeean front Dupla. crpfg. drps. Feoced for 2 Br, quiet, crpt, drps, gar, SNGL level 3 BR, 2 ba end 2T'6 Newpart Bml. QI I: ~2.Di 673-814S 2 BR, l ~a ba, IMUl 1·q e, NEW=~1~,~.-3-BR.~~Be-.. -.. -1
L HOME . Newport or Balboa Pen. child. adults only, no J>!lS· $165. unit. Un~ $350.· ydy stun:D c '6JllisJ :>-or crptB, drps, pvt pado, encl ..;..., .,.__ 4 ,38R, 2BA, •• CUit bltins, 2 Prin. onl)r 2J3-5ti mt * 548-82.51 or 548-1405.. lease. Avail Feb. 15. caD Ad 81*1 far 15 cm wJr'a nDL LG. 2 BR. 2 ha, Bay il Ocean a:ar. No cnildren. uig. :-from -.--' frplag. ~ assum:. VA FIXER tJPPm PROPERTY $211 -3 BR. 2 BA. Bltns, new LRG 2 Bedroom House. No for a~t 675-598Z. view. $3Xt., Allo 1 BR film ~-Wanlecl. n:;,-· ...,:
loan. 3785, princ. Y· WANTED. PAY CASH. BRK ':::..." .,!r: Ga r_a • e . singles. $135. Minion Vltlo El ....... M1sa ~~ S: June, No pets, BACH. l, i, l BR 1-'-H"'-'iU=D.=-~~---
• ( 2J3.430..1251. . -. . • * Fncd 2 ~~ 772-0l~tro Also NEW aingle story, 2 BR. 1 ' 1 =:..... ·i~p PART tum. aml 2 BR apt. ~ rp1...:, ~. bot:>:o.4.l.1i.f •l.li&tdl:. 1 BDR. . Unfllm. llfL. .I --11••1 FfttE~~R~VICE ~~;:._&~~~ ::tlo~.~ot== _All~Nd ~~~~~~Nt HAR~R~~kEENS !~=-~=
I I~ BEACONRENTALS loc.$210mo.830-Sli91 -·--Sat -II depaail.Pla.m.mf.-11.
h Iii -'..£'.. iCUlll -* 0.na Point _Newport -: ... =-.. "-:.-~ r_.__ __ -NUW VAW..'1.-. Ml:.s.l 2ea. ... a.-pl.td61 Mobile Homes · . ""Jlr ' --.-•·--veroe ~aw.Qi dab :1 ck. No pets.. Fnm $YI.
For Sale 125 LUXURY LIVING F~l[ ~""F-~.r ":,w ~ J.:· == i::; ~~~%'!: DUPLEX' New. 2 Br, crpt" """"'°m •Wl> carpe-. ::21Q1.C.-SL • Business THE BLUFFS FIP' ept drps B5Q ki~ · · 837 ,_ a:pt drps. s mins. to Dana Pnt. v..u\J.lu., elJl.:.IUlied. ~· .::~"-.,,,~-~=,I Mitlr Heine Rentals Opportunity 200 Finest greeibelt Joc.•"Spark· pafus, SuPer D~ $425. mo. ~6 ..(lg), eves -itmJ"':2 ~ ": Marina. $195. 646-6672. Wtu.11; to suuppwa. Uw.Y ~FURN.• UnemL. -2 BR.
-="'--'-'-"---..::::.:I tilog'' -plan· ,....,. 675-7(1~ · odllL ...... $1'15 4 mo. Ul<Unu<, --<t,t's a. Ill-1
SALE$ & LEASING WELOl'S -·'· bdrms., '2 ba., East Bluff Duplexos Unfum. J5I ,.. • .,!"'--..::U, Corw do1 Mar ""'"'"""Apt -.' l!r, Ill ~I~--'="~ PRODUCTS 1arma1 dinin& rm. Secluded &Ln, L&rge patiO. 'ri1 D1ock. • • lull service facility Billio dollar . patio. Adlllt -e. complot-4 BR & ·DEN Balboa Panlnlula WANT PRIVACY? 111opping, "'""t A<lult> no 3 BR -Sor -. 1 .... Da-~r II.ta• u-n Dlustry lll!eds eb' redecor. Vacant & avail. . . 1 Bdrm m. 'l'*t. U'ia. JIN' ..._ ~ peia. ~.271 Cabtilio. from belda, SZl5 ID> ..... ,.... lllULUI IMl5~ now tesp•w"Ne men abd at sat per mo. Individual Home, over 2,00l 2 Br, den, 2 BA. $.1SO. Yrty. peiat. $Ull. No lldi. :.mg ~ i.:.M. cl,,.,,. depoliL m pets. ~ to anice bigb YOI-. sq. ft. Unusual large 4. 1359 E. Balboa Blvd. Apt A. IA$1De 891...a!L Q., 536-1112.
531 LOftft ume Jlevenge ruuleL .,~ bedroom or 3 & den. Family 536-3SJB or 213: ~.um. ' ---NI:;W l BH.'1 $170. Nr beach --------·I
........., LIMITED OPENINGS -~'t°~ room p!U. 1arg, formal llin-Mou RENr FREE FEB. 1-15. & tbop"g, "®Ill, no pet.L NEW -""" 1 11c1rm. 1111
DELUXE • 24xti0. 2 BR • 2 PART OR FULL TIME C:_,,, .~ ~ room. Compfetei privacy Coste ~Br.int--~ ~ ON TEN ACRES ~__....~ .~th St.. C.M. Harbour J'qlk.. clllillllll',
Bath, best -· blt·in lriL NO SELLING • (,ftSf .,,. with enclosed rear and front 1 BR dra retl;e ol -o o • ~...-_ Lease ~ • """"'.=:polio, -Intercom, air eond., plus 0wnlJAQY estahljdws am--¥:'," , yards. Lovely garde. No encbiect ~No pm. HHB74. I priv. patios. * SHADY E1.J\fS ·POOL * C213) • 5a I W
many extras. Qioice adult merdal or tadory locatilms.. [ ~ rea ty pets. $475 per month. Call 64+-<Xl30. * SHADY ELllS ~ POCL * PDoll amls Contnt'l Bkfst. • Adults Poolside $140 up 2 WEiXS DEB ~
area. nr beach. $19.950. No -i-. Qxn. V 673-6568 or 546-3688. • AdaUs -Sltl ,. !lllO Lan, CdM 61'-'611 • Ul1tdren -blod< . Br. n,i.. -dll, .a Seller help finance. Agent p1ete1y secured inwstment. 2414 VJSta del Oro Fountiin V•Uey DIM Point e Olildra .U. blail:k 011cArtbur nr Cout Hwy) lTI k:. %llld St.., Cbf 64.36tS ·-H_.PK.--
60-4155. CASH lWQUlllED S2,39L Newport Bead> 117 E. Doti SL, <X --. Sf'Ac. 3 BR, l BA, . 1-====='---,-ri
J BR. 1 ~ ~nd~ F~~iafnnna~~ 6ff.ll33ANYTIME 41rplBORM.,l drps2\I. Bal~-~·!!· ~~':.ct~~ 2~ l~~ lor$14110~, .... --~ J ..... wit.· Bltina. yard, end pr, O"(lla. =.I ... ill ..... ~. "'
trom Tr-.. La& .. WHY RENT " ""' ' •·~= ,... 493-5936 --... --a c1ropeo, dJli!ce ..,.. pe• ""'"" oo1y $ll!O B. l600t). COD Jl!>ol -n. C. 8. (. _ . . $285. mo. !lll&-38:§ alt6 P"" gar, " <riy. -~ SL --1-_PIJO pr. mo. 54<>-3716, "4iH4;sL
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4llH1'3. 1'llJJ ~Dr .• Sldt0125 ~~ _.,.,. BnLI Huntington BUch Huntington lleldl >Ill !Im -. Call"67Ullio RLTR. ATTllAC. 2 Br. ·r-. 1165 the -1 1 a. 2
(lekl•nd, CL 9EZl ~ ~ o1 $179 NICE 2 er.·2 BL .... Iii'. ROOllY 3 Bedroom, J bath Fr.Pl, .. pa ( i 0. N 0 ta. -=-n ...... :::3
.1 .~ l[i Orcallcollictlrr.Brown -!:lt..:"'~ NO FEE, VACANT. . -Uill p1. Miis. m -floor $350pr mooth cblldron/p•t. __. ._ --
-bailt-im, _,. A hpea '237 per month, first & NEW 2 & 3 BEDRpoM pell. -K••roTla. nm., put( " ....;i., ca11 _1Jran&e._ Mcr 548-1674. ~-= ol -
. EXPANSION FUNDS ..,. ov!• bu . a last. Near new City . DUPLEXES ••-. · Balley m-&560 A&t. ™!<.. 1 & 2 Br adulla. a-~ -A
151 5 FOR I RETURN ~ ~~$20~ Park. 3 BRS, builtins, Ooubltse .~.!:.. -.::~· ~~ ~ ............. * GREAT VIEW -2 BR. * w/rurn. ~vail. Hea"'1 pool. ...... ~· ~: , .. ci Acreage for salo . ~~ ·-· BKR/OWNER 962-5511 . ap • -~,_ .. or-· r-~·--nprc, --pnol $131 ol up. AdullL &i3 • _-.. --""-~----Don't delay, --· 1185 •• $250. per mo. Open --Bhd. 511.ftili. ~ .... m..1135. . .,......, SL ---ii 1'o -II ......
lllYeston/a.ilders ~~~ 2..,,.~!.'fr = ... ~ ~~· w: <>l"= ~p.=--tt,J t;· JBR. P11o1. 1,Pldt'C 11a111. PpoolRIVA~lp. 2 Br, 2 Ba.,l='«H~ES~-----
1birteen acres ci.,trus • Red-minimum Of $5000 at md cl ~ .,..., -~ btks to be8.Ch & shQpping, 00 Blvd., So. of Adami. Wilma, CM. 16-611. • 5195 ~ iDdd & Wider. ' #1ndeck. Wale!' OCEAN ri!lr 1eW • 2 6 J ~~-.er~~ ~~· For <ado $llltltl In--chlldrea, pets or singles. 536 1360 . * &O-aOll * ol ~ pd. Back Bay, BR. 1 &\. -·mt., ldO. -• ... ~ ~ EASTBLUFF $175. mo oo lse. 53&--0206. $125 ol Up. Nicd7 lam. 1 Br NEW s BR ol Den, 1in:p1ace :;!&-476. • Pm op. ---
1-a! 8000 dollan I"'" acre IDdividual beme over 2(Mll SPARKLING CLEAN 3 1 BDRM Unbn. apt. ..,.._ -:mW. Willoa. Sll5 loe. beam dg, DO pet SINGLE ll<ty, 2 Br, 1 Ila, LIJXlJ1UOOS -.... 2
-but deal fell out • Now of. For appt. f« iDterrirw and 91. ft., unusual iarae 4 bed. bdrm., 2 ba, newly carpeted available Feb. 7, or poaibly CK. '6-«iJO Slit AVOC9do St. ~ f:' 't :ZC· tee. Ideal 1oc. Br, 2 Bl. *' • 11'/iln.
'ftftd for quick sale at lull diidmure detalll. ftlOID. or 3 &: den. Family & draped. Frple., bullt.tns. sooner. $125 mo: lat-la.it· NICE lA 2 BIL TniJrn. Sli PLUSH NEW 21lfl. 2 BA Rocbeatei SL ~'II! .. 310 '15-1111.
fll),2)0 • Include> own -...... phis large formal din-RED CARPET, -... deposit Pb. 675-1S27 alter 6. ~ ... m-E. -~ _Olld YearlY l.eQe. • ~~ 1 'L"ldo,,.....""1'°'11'""1-----1
• near extsllng bomes • Cali Mr. VIcOr (1U) liD-8lU2 mg mm. Complete privacy 1193-J35L Newport llMch -SL -1215. mi545 2BR. Ill BA. Cpta, drpl,l--'-,.;.;c""-------1 = =.onto~ NEWPORT BEACH with endnied rear and front Priv. home on acreage $130. VERY nice 1 BR ... Q1iet. 2 Br apC w/ • Swedilb tilt~ Separate prqe .. UPSl'Ams 2 88. 2 BA.
fll),2)0. Call 516-IQJO.. -a ....... ~ .. ll<m ;:::--$4151.owly =--No Alsn 2 Br, $135, 1145. !Gds THE BL~ 3 Sep. !* ... -. 1 -,,,.,. _,~ "' Hwy. i:i ftC. ~ mo. """'Jin .,... --~ DlVISION nDS eq11.lpment ll per ok. bdnnl., family rm. 3 Ba. over-mpda.5tJ..llZL $235. ~ now. • peq. ..._
.-ao.iT'SRMJO«ME ~ ........ SS Yr. Call m.mi8 or 51&-31ill8 Rlfll·A-HovH 97U430 la~'>" pool ol yard Dw ~ SPARKIJNG doaJl 2 BR, DELIJXE 1 BR, pr, QUlet -V-
aid _,.., -aw11. '1bm! bedroom, 2 baths, 4 BR. 2 BA crpts A mop.. mamtenance. f150. mo. kt ,._,,, ---ap~ $:1111. """-ldtllt> onlY, ao ....... ··------
BfllrlLbaatL G..ie.RUN•D-Y RLTR. ftni>lace. -..:::i cupets 1275 per ..,;,. Call Arlaae, & last + $ISO. -A.ail U¥E ID tloe all Dom -alter 5,_3l. $143; l5il E. 21 sL -· DEWXE ·1 a. l Br. S Ill.
ol -. dining RED CARPET 893-13SI/ March 1st. 833-9635. --"".: the Coolll -* bTLJNMNu ' !Ir. 2 -~-op. -67541'1 room. built-m kitcben. 1225 eves' 847-5391!. NEW Duplox. 3 Ir, 2 ba ---Im -. Ba. Gorda .ApCa. Pllol. Rec. Ole. llaoo Ao. !:'v...."""'th. · ,_ ""tal 1 . From $Z85-$3lll Yrly. Walk 38D Doi Ololooo St. DEWXE rm. 'l10 W. lllth SL CM. IN;5'1>';;JIH.~tiii;;;t;'---I 'l>~ER • .;:"~ °': ~~ =--~~~ rvone ~~f"'1gar.642.31Bll 0< (tlil 'IZll. Ill" I : 1, <f. APARTMENT$ 2 BR. ~ Crplo. drps, ~ lwli r-"·" c:a.•-:i.... c.ut. ._. ..... _ ........ .AlrOiod-~'•·3 SW!m· ranaeloven, refrle, No pelL -
Frank =--. bkr. HOLl:AND. au..s..... 3 BR., 2 Ila., Sharp! $365 NEW 3 BR., 2 ba's.-ftplc. -pool. -dial -"""" • Holth Spa . $14U/mo. 961-1& .rv-....... _..., !!i!!!~213-416-!!J5!!752l!!!t::~~ 11ns 'Oraiwe. CM 6fM170 Reelkln 646-ml ·3 BR. "' tam. nn., 2 baths Sundeek. Yearjy. Call_: .... I telniliDli. -Tamia Qxuts • Game anc. * * A'ITRAC new 2 BR. 1 ~ -Busl-. p,_r1y 154 (Salesman Needed) :me Westclifl Drtvo brand new, Turtlel'l>Ck $375 BROKER . 67H3lO ballo. . "' •• --BWJard Rnom. BA, adul.a, no pets. li11l HAllOR VEW Open 'till 9 Piil 4 BR., lam. tm., 21> bath?,_ San J...., Capistrano .... .,. ._ -., Sm 1 BR. Fn>m iu;o Walla<e. $155. 541-<1I04. .,
CLEAN ._ -. "'°' VENT U RE cap ii a I LANDLORDS! brand -. Tur!lerock ,.,,. ""-< -1-1 BR. ol Deo ,.,,,.. l1ll5 LARGE 2 BR. Clupeto 6 Ra A Pllcio ~ ~J"S~E-Z =.:t ~•a: we Specla)rze m Newport i :~· J1:a. ~~~°?: f:· ~.~\:..in;;~~ cptat = ~ ~rrt.c:: MEDITERRANEAN rii ·No~~ rrt-~ • P_•,•m:.-11 Ccimmerclal to .i;.ooo.ooo. 11r. Ml8"ll. Beailt • a..na c1e1 Mt.r • 493-0379 _,_..., •=· ... VIUAGE mo. -·-__.,. --
P.O. -CC. Dom 1'111n1 • • -· Our n-• •--• ... · XTRA Jrs. 2 BR. 2 BA. lawxl wllb a -· - -P1·-151 -• --=•--· NEW 2 BR, C<J>l dra-·~ --Oii ... -u~ n•~ C." ~---n~ P<si> -••":t -o ',¢,.;s;~ 91629. t!l6 b& ~ vb is FREE to You! Tey pool. $225 _.. • ~ $5 -rnq......-™vu., ™' MIC • ._.....,_., m petl. -· live Vtrn"t (jje. _. u1 'C 1 DIA. Sol. _... 1 d. $3lifl. NU.View! · ~ ._..., oil • lint tn4) 557.aia> 545-llM7. pool wlh ....... , b "!" •OI' • EamngS· I ct. Leioun! NU-VIEW RENTAtS _., -. l!DTAL OmcE :z BR. Adulta, no pelL BAY liJom.1m ... ,,,; .. !{ ,,,,;_
Oimer Joi. 1uJJy Improved. Wadd. (Jl3) Cl-DU M Sl3-«llO . .., 49U248 3 ~l~ BaA= -;::. Hunlli'llA -OPEN 9:311.lll ID 5:311 PM 114EADOWS APT. 387 W. dem. All -cf tloe -
l!Ultfnc"" two ..,..ta. :zu pm. UPPER BAY 63S-5256. IHI -S& Porto.I.lb Sumiuotdlnt Bay St. CM. ~ Ooui"a -_. ~; :''ii by~:. 1~-11...,t l!eauti!ul lam!ly horn . BAOJEIOR 61 BR, -QUIE1' DELUXE • 2 BR., new carp. ol -1~~· ~-· . ot ~--220 e m u . ·1y Park lrvl _..,., ..i.. f"'"" l. :z A 3 BR APTS comj). --.. hltoa, "'-----._.. ....., Q>lta ..,,,... ·-••r """""' -· Near mve"'' • "' " lt) 1JfnW ,_,.; 40i. .;; PYt PUiDo * Htd FOol $llO Mo. AdullL 638-'lm. 2 --• :::.r::.,~~ 20-..DISC.kt'ID.Sta-~--k~~ Day1 5ft.7GOO--N19"1t I~ ... -]. -Roe. W. J001 A Nr;~*n~'!~ LRG2mi!Wlfllrn,$145.15111G~4'1a-l"-"'ta-
20D<d M·I. could be C L well.~--, $4!111. -Sor 2 ,_. 1eue. · · pool ----•-~..,... 'l'u1Jt> Lone Costa X-. ~ .PrlcO 151,soo. CaD 516-18JO. ~v-•.!!"'~l'J!!;.-l. Alll* -~-. 2 BR. 111. ..... a1r "°""· 1235 :: 1-;!:La.>< •" 11311 Mm1Wq111 Apts. Call 1or ...,.: -. ,,., ... ,.,,..,,.,., .. _, _, -FREE 2 BR. 111. bo. Air Cond. $240 Aph. Fum. NO a • w. "' J1'!7 S..ta Ana Ave. CK 2 ar· pvt patio.~ pr.
Mo...,. t. 1:-:Mii 3 BR. 2 ba. • • . •• $3:l51365 8'ldl. 1 ~1:.i:-:1. Mar AIOI ll3 ilMia Wta. $145. 32111 CIJ>ljJ)o, ON ntl 8LUfi11$
· Rental -w11b .._to 3BR. 21> ba. • • · $385 Balboa llland $1jlt,.,....2bri3brl%1» ,CM. -AT N~T 1d TD · lolJS =from. Stop ..,. ud 4 isa. 'bo. eclwn. nnh. 1417513 BR. a.,, View. ·-. ~I 4'!'! Hoot' LI =~No.~. Z1; ~~ lu§_ 'i = ~ Lquna relall 6'49' INTEREST ' • $ZO/mo. Winier. IJlll ~~:: ~ ~ -11ap1or, No.1 ... -Sl35/mo. Cali 97Hl34. ~=-~aw.a ... "' ~~ ... bee! 111r ~ ! d Tl lo r I i::f.!. S:--· $Ill. .. l5 ... a ••• J BR, , BA, -°""" l'lolnt --OooltJhor)
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ms.:.·..:.a"'m~ I Ill -~-Bhd.~ REALTY ~,-.._ =-=.~SPF.cl'ACULAR Wblll · =.e'::...~=-i-iiiii~''-;;j~iij"~-Lowttt nta 0...,. a.. FREEH A Company With Vlalon ~eat1Ba·"f:i~mo. ~ Kldll,.U '*-SZl5-m..ellO. Wiier Oceanlronl VU! 2 T~; (1'141 Mi111 ,._ Sattllr MliJ. Co. Landlordl-Ownan Univ. Eark Ceater, !Nine &11 67"">"5172 1 BR. SlllO Ilic. lllllL -to e 11tOPICAL PO!)L e BR. l BA. fj3S. ,,._, -Duph~/Unmo '°'21n ~-11 CnilAl\YUlne~750() -·---2Br-11>Ba....., .~ crp11, drps, ...,., «1111. ·~·Ln-y .... IQ ~-u.~ --n -... .,;n -letlllllts to JOU. OUJce boun 8 AM ID ' PM cozy 1 BR.-Clooe to _..... frtolc. eHll1. ' GM .,~....... laundry. 837.Qlo. ---·--~ ,._ nEE ot charge ••• Mony Mo or Y•atlY. You'll low S:£"."'.o.. N!' 1."" H OCEAN vi... ,.,.. .:zea 2BA. LARGE 1 Bit. $N1
CXJND.U>ATE BILl3 delirabte ltnlnla on our 3 BDRM 2 BA new hom in th~! 213: ~ • LRG ~ -'l4tw -lloe crpfl. c1rps. 'dlbwsbr, dlDll. Dlbwtlr • ...._ _.. llllllL IEI Privait. mane:r .-•we wai~ Turtlendc Arn.. rrJne a.econ !!l Mc:Mpr. t Raf.. WiiddlC PRIVATE Ip. 2 Br, 2 Ba, pr. PJO"/rilo. ~· aa Sula...._ .a-.
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. • 2NDClll'"'riifi_:W~ ALA ... 66-3900 $355. mo. 51+.tm llt«S .. Nua ......... A -:.::!= .... :--... -lid--= w::;r Fo1Ntt1ln V•U., . PMtt ...... . Du.LElr~ llEWPOR'I'-Beach 1.ogutta -ttrac, ~=--' 2BrSBa___ •
IW ~::.:J.... 2llO ~~=-;...~. ~ 1165. utll. pald. l!ple., open ='°m!~l:i Kl~ pdlo. ~.J'!""aw"r:.Gn 'Jl!-J1l'i: 1:1'· '1l5 ~~.~ t"":" .:'111~;·-~-.i·i_,,~-~·--;f-_ _!_~
IUILDIRS a.osaOUT ti• . ....... -·~~ ... ~--beem.-Oolrml-1" --Corw .... Mor '*--...P:Ji • -"'"' "" ~ ~ hllllll t.~·~"ii ~ ~--_..,,. ... 1'D.-..a c:ma-.....r ...... ~ ~ _._ _...._ beadl. ..,.-, ..... ~ ar . to.»d -oi. ......_ J _. _,.
flRllM $41"' -»< c b •-• .oll 5. -1115 • 2 BR. 116 bo. frplc I Br. loan,~ pr. MJ. .,. t BL lltnra,t. Ulll WM.-.-... . &!&-or ---...-• = ~ o,.. -'lSI 1'arl· Su -Capluraao, 3 -1'11 loath. bltlnl., yard, pallb,' cblkti """llilllllp's-. na.a -. ---Ill. EXl'RA IS 1 ol 2 BR. crvto. Huntington llaach 67Hm.
land ar --. P018hll Sll5 ,.. -. ~ -cun1 pe1 HeUo<ntpa. m-uaa. •a. 118.111 •~ *'"' -. ~ J::: Nr --1.;,;;;,.;;:;,;;;,.~----1 -ci"B•~. So. a( =.--::,:-,toJ,...._ -II -Ana euoy00 $400'. 4 pl111 boriua nx>m, 3 2hlblD BlttO.-..-. I BEliiQi lw p• -1 ~ 111.-• 3 ~~l~Ba.St.~ <1>1-. ~..;_ ~ BL
-itractloil'ri: -ool6 ..... C!H8U.Call BA,2frpla.,P.'···yrd., Jl30.ol$11S:Ulll1'd.Yd1. llo<*tolodLlilolll-1BR.1J»P<r.OVll.dl!xo.™u---mo.~., u-. S».al• /Ql,llO -tzf: alt:5pm•-pat.>,~/ptl. llldill,nopet.-~ -Pl'·"'·bua•lllllp'&· ..... Hi-1'!!1!!!1!!!!!!!!""! ___ _.I ~ dllt•-CcnN tlol Mar NU·vll!W RtiNTALS Cost• Miu BAOL. •· -_ $1111. !lo pe1a. nsa.. 50 '1111 NICE 2 BDRM la 4-ptex. llRANI> Now.
u Ulll'IJ. .,,. ......,. f.l nvas-ru.. 67.l-4030 or -J BR. -Siii. EASl'SIDE. c.11. -~ 11ory, ~~ ""-',.._ 1 BR. s
...... lollllo) Ii> prime H.B. $411,llllD i.t TD '""1 -IRVlllE ,_.... 3 Br, ! Ba. OCEAN Vlow, -3 BR l BR. Ftorn, 2 Irr. -Al!llEl' REALTY IO-lllt $155. 2 Br, I Ba, -., cptlo, . • pnae, II · $GI/mo. y-It aae
..--. i-dil -. ~ -., _., ..,&n. t.ea.. $425. a .i.a, i Ba, 1 tevell. -m. blll. pm. -1 m -.~ Wit to...,.... ...,., pr. 5411115 2 BDRM deluxe Opt. pool.oldt ~-.
Can dMda. 1153,500. .... .. : Ca-· 1nct.,A!151. F•I> Waodtn --Furn. or bigrm.xtniJrsmoms.encl -MNlr -.... ATTtlAC -2 BR. I IUl!on bunplow W/frplc.1 ;3'"'BR,"'"°~s""BA.,,....,tno1"-""'....,,. .. ""..,......,1~1 ·'15~ Sao JuuC.platlOOO ::::.. -_ S!'.-4115. Unturn. 1a.J:.;... !cw. pr w/ ....... Adults om!J, $115. ... zt1r -BA. ........_ "° ..... Diii Mull>. $%10. -· old. .... "-a -•
FOR lllMJtJ <nmtt/qm. 5 11 16,tm. t!1 lfit '""' NEWLY dooonted, dl'tlptl. ~"f Incl. "ion""l'u11..~ SHARP J BR.. J bo. Ill Wallaoo. llS5. -· BRAND -.2 BR unln ....... 1172!11 •ID •a. ~ 1-~ 2 ·•• __,,all ... hi 5 -Cl}IClls. 2llR. aaulll, • _ _,, c.M. -· ......... -. lARGE 2 Br. 0. ...,.. --All Iola #II PLU!H NEW 1 Bit, 1 I&
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44S Found 1'-odtl 5SO 11Aby11ttl111 Job Wonf:ed. Mole 1 Aph., APll., Apts., BuslMM ltont•I
l'urn. or Unfum. m Furn. or Unfum. 370 Furn. or UM-. 370
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" nIE ENRIQUE ~ ~:m ~'>: ne~.!~ =~~t!tou~~:~ l='~"'ytJ~·m"•:..: _"".....,"~...i. __ """_· r e moved. Moot n ly * Typists ~ ~vi:;. •;:., = ;,:i','!11~ ~;.!:,".,'~':I[ Animal s;.lttt. TI!E Youngaet School, ._ =: = ANSWERS t ===-I· I I
HUNTINGTON BEACll!S FINEST
Spanish Country Estate Living
2 Acres. Beautiful park.file surroundings.
Sunk en Pool. Sparkling Spanish Fountains.
• Spacious Rooms • Separate Dining
• Walk in Oosets
• Homo-like Kitchens & Cabinets
l BDRM. Unfurn. ,165. f'urn. $185.
2 BDRM . Unfurn. ,185. Furn. $215.
Townhouse, 2 br, 1 lh
ba. 1400 sq It Furn. $240
ALL UTILITIES FREE
Walk to Huntingtoo Center
Adults, No pets
IA QUINTA HERMOSA
16211 Porksldo Leno, H.B.
714: 847·5441 •
br~td per mo. -.lJtil pt tenant • ~ • F21Y:zn~: ~~-= ri:: ~· C::cl!._ am-~:t> _.~~: WROUGHT h'oni Cu.tom BU&hel -Saute -A;tnt -* PBX Operators ~ pool. 2 '"THE F&ct91Y' ha.a ahop1 mix ooat. Vie. Bulhard Is. ~ or 66-i(X)l. feDdne, pta. room Bl'OKUe ~ EAGLE:'!! * Receptionlth
pat*, laundry l~illtlta, avall In the mill ~ Banning, Hunt. Beach. EXPER. b _,,..1..,. dividen, window J(WU'd&. A fortuM..bftk: He made * Stenos
central a.Ir cond. Localed: from $80/MO. Ideal for 962-lfi<IO. ba y .... _,. in my tunUture, 11&htlng. Scqner • forttme aellllw: toupeea to * Office Clerks ~ ~~ ~ ~. ·~· •s:l&llJb \ea~ FOUND amaU v.iblte female :=·ve~.:ta. ;:fJr'· Creations, 13112 Harbor, bald-beaded EAGLES. NO FEES
Vi.Ul&e Way, 836-4Zl2. ~ Beech. m..aeos. dog, appr0.:. 10 ~ old, anw CARE, Dtf home. Garden Grove, S.31-:!11" JOI> Wanf9d, fem1le 702 Immedlate Shor1 & ~
red collar, viclnlty Orange Vic. College Pk. Da.y/eve. U N 0 R GA NIZED. • AU Tenn TtDUJOIWY Assip----* ~ ----C 0 MM ERCJ.Al.,.LeueflOO. & 23rd St., Costa Mesa, Chrilltian home 546-5920 ~hold Servioet done. NEEDha he~p at home! We ~a With The Servb: I~ 14, It. n:lO mo. &: 1300 1q. 642--061.1. • • W1ndowa, garage, yard, ve k Mde$, Nur s e I , Worla t'or YCKlo •• """* ~ ft. $300 mo. 2193 It 2199 FOUND; 2 dop, &mall Shep WILL BABYSIT, DAYS. IN repairs, etc. Yoor Price. House etp@l'J, Companions.
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I~;;;;;;;;;;~-~~ Falrvlew Rd .• C.M. Agt. . •--nu. --.IA MY HOME. MESA VERDE. &G-5686 Ron. Homemakers, U pjo h n. 646-88U. m iX &OOU>. oa. W· • .._ • 979<62!M 541-6681. ---------1 markings & Gold oolor male =-~~~"-"'---1CABINETRY & all kind.I of F.,.,;_c;:;;;-c-;,--,.~-=-=J 2 STORES -rent rree 2 mo.. pup. Vic. Newport Jl&hts LIC'D Day Caft, 7am-Spm. 1 ** CARPE"I' inst.a1.taUon, Jobi Wanted, M & F 704 ~~. $15C>Gd~· ~~w! Nf!. area. 548-5163. =r1=tt. ~is.i.~ ~n~ lnterJor/exterlor p;j"jJ. Accn't. & wile wish le St Rooms
ROOMS SIS ~·k up w/Jdt. beauty ahop? 6T:>-8140. MALE, atrlped kitten ha.a • . babyail your home. Approx. •gma~· -• $30 wk . up apta. l'l\lldren pink le blk nose, w/white Carpet S.,,.fce houaehold repa..1n.. Loweat 1 yr. ~or take. Avail. for f. ~
& pet section. 2376 Newport STORE 1or lease, corner flea collar. Vic. Harbor cost. Call 5.16--1816. iliterview anytime. WW
Blvd. CM. 5 4 8 -9 7 $ 5 , Ma.in &: Orange, H.B. DK> View Hills South. Call JOHN'S Carpel IJ Upbolsterv Rain Cutten lnstalled. provide rel'1. ll) 63.5-6099. Temporary Help
615--3961. + sq n. Call 536-mo& 6#-5679. ~~~ 1f::~~~~: Quality worir:. Reasonable. H•le W ted M A F 710 SOO New~rt CenMr Dr
LR.GE Bdrm in prlv home, SHOP or Storage 500 to 20fiO 2 Tone, grey atripe, long Free Htima.tes 968-ZJl8 . -an ' • Suite 53>
Laguna Niguel. Prlv entr & sl, $65. to .SZJ.O., San haired female cat, about 10 ~I'S & all oolor u-ul'in . ACCT$. PAYABLE" Newport Buch m-3161
bath. ~--n sz. bed. "--nCle -=m::•::n:::t•::.· ,:,49&-"'-'lMO=:..· __ .... 'e'.teoen & 10 minute n. 9 "LERK "C......,. lllll;" _ wks old. On Santiago, near bleach lor white carpel.JI. "'
tttrn. $20. wk. 495-4729. 500 aq. ft. Oil 17th St. in Costa Irvine. N. B. in a tree. Save your money by saving GET RID OF THAT Mu.s! be exp'd. in all pha.sea CIDLOCARE. mY homr, 17
PRIVATE bath & entrance Mesa. CaU 548-4438 or ;~~=:::·-=-,,,--~~~-me extra trips. Will clean UNSIGHTI..Y TRASH & pertinent to A/P function. & 6mo children, 2 days per
\\'/refrig. No cooking. 642-5150. FND. pt. Collie mix {?) tan living rm., dining mi. & DEBRIS. FREE EST. Excellent ben~tits. For in-wk, rel req. Own trans.
Quiet. $70 mo. 548-5750 lndu.trl•I Rent•I 450 & dk. brown female. Vic. hall $15. Any rm. $7.50. COLL. srUDENT ~ formation, call Mrs. Mary ~3280 .
(4 b!J<s. So. of San Diego Frwy, on Beach, NICELY furn. room, adull, NOW RENTING Page cr. in H.B. htwn eooch $10. Chair $5. 15 yrs. LOCAL movlntl I< hauling hy Mc-GlnnU, al 538-9631 Sao,. COCKTAIL WAITRESS
1 b1i.. W H It ... l62ll Pafks'd Lane) 40 or O\T. Pvt ha. & entry. Adama &: Beach~ Blvd. exp. la what counts, not student Large truck. Reas. Ana. Ex onl See Penonoel 1 .. ,;,,,,.,~,;,· ... ·.,o.,n,....,o ... ,,..w!!!!"!!'!!!'!!!'!!!1!!e.,. ... ,;,,,· ,.I ,:673-=1"3&17.,_----o~ LAGUNA NIGUEL 962-'ffillO. method"I do work mi-sell. 534-1846 or 534-2164 ACCOUNTING Clerk I AIR. m~r. li.Jboo a., Club,
A Apt Gu.st Home 415 M-1 BLACK & white longhaired 1-:'Good~=rel.='°.;53:c1o..-0:=1Jl:clc.. ~~-YARD, garage cleanups. For Costa Mesa aaUboat 1221 w. Coast Hwy., NA ru-:n. or Unfurn. 370 Pu~~. or Unfum. 370 1600 SQ. 1'""'1'. & UP. k..itten wea.rin& Ilea ooUar CARPET &; up ho 1st e r y Remove -tree1, dlrl., Ivy. manul. IDgb ... nume.riall ap. COMMERCIAL ieaslng agent On San Diego Freeway found In Neptune tract, cleaning. Will clean any Drlvewya, aradin&· 847-aiti. tltude &: 2 )Tl ecper. req'd. for new office building in
Call 831-1600 F0W1taln Valley. ~3422. house of carpet fl5, empty. SKIPLOADER & dump truck Oppor. for adva.ncemept Orange C.O Salary + com-
IRVINE lndustrla.l Area. FOUND: male Whippet, ~9800.. Work. CObmte, asphalt wit.bin 1 yr avail. For info. mi~n. ~ Estate lice~ Newport Be1Ch
10,000 S<J. ft.. dpck high, well trained, Tatoo inskie =arpenter sawing, breaking. 846-7110. ~p1~· Equal Oppor. dellrable. Contact Mr. BEACH LIVING •prlnklen. -7630 hind log. 833-6830, or -~w6_,.-----Hou1ocloan1-· Williams, 9 am-11,lll am. 673-8370. WOOD RK, paneling, cab-1 ------'-'"..::.•---1ACCEPTING applicaUons ~. !Now You Can Afford) Ront•I• Wonted 460 PRESCRIPTION Glas•·• inets, patios, gen'! repaln. HOUSE OF CLEAN for .,.veyant fuhwasher.l ,:::~:::::.=-~k---I
* Prlvoto Room *
for
Ambulatory Lady or Man
Good, nutrltlou1 }"'ood.
.. Duke DaDurka &t6-7598. Colony Kitchen, 2 7 1 4 2 C 0 0 K I Hou a e . e e per.
BACHELOR (Furn) .......... .'., From $195 MATURE worruuf wants found 1-29-73.~c: Mesa THE PROFESSIONAL Ortega Hwy San J Bayfront N.B. l.Jve-m. Adult
l Bedroom ..................... From $180 ~"'"'"'"'"'"'~"'"'"'"'!!!!!!!~I &mah Apt1 Corona de! Mar Verde Dr & try aub. All types of CLEANING SERVICE Capistrano • uan family, refs. Salary open.
Nice, cheerful alm0&phere. * Call 548-4753 *
2 Bedroom From $230 Rentals to Shire 430 pref'red. Reas. Ref a . 540-2164. •CARPENTRY* 19170 Discount wi t.his ad . 673-2459.
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.. ·S·E· ·c·u· .R. '1rv',. 's"y"sr" .EM 644-1608. SML in inia!ure Brwn dog, lg. & sm. 536-1648 642-6824 or 646-2527 ARTIS'!, Repro, Paste-up, COOK fem 4 half An .. ., wk.
h'te f ial rki -• C t C ot OFF c c qualilied only, W r It e ' ' -· SHARE a nice home. Male WANTED: Buildinjt for w 1 • nc ma ngs, •.:u emen, oner • J E LEANING, TOO! Classifi-.. d ~ Dail mwt be able to prepare for HEATED POOL or the BEACH Thrift shop. Low rent. flea collar, male. Vic: I---'-------"" a no. wi:, Y .,.. Elevator Annual Lease or female. For information Call 646-49S8 Fountain Valley. 968-239B. SPECIALIZING in patio!, Prof. Carpet Cle•ning Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa ..... 492-6211.
Adults Only, Sorry No Pets call 5.18-0534 after 4 pm and ~~~~~~~~~ VIC. Poinsettia & 4th Ave. sidewalks & driveways. Low Al50 windows & floor care. Mesa, Ca 92626. weekends. ~ Corona del Mar, black male rates, free est. Xln't job Call Dutc,h 537.i_::m COUNTER LADY LAS IRISAS 2 Glrls wUI share 3 Br apt ll'iiii4l cal wilh white markinga done. Howard, 6#-1423 or JAPANESE lady lo do ASSEMBLERS to worl< in new <hy deaning
5515 RIVER AVE ., NEWPORT BEACH w/same. 2 blks to beach, ~· ST;r-5.328. David 642-98.52. housework. Own transporta. URGENTLY agency in ~ BclL ~
(The New Place In Newport) CdM. Call 675-1?6? !,~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ PATIOS-PLANTERS lion. M"'t have•-·--·
F-EM Roo te A.. BLACK poodle • Med sz. e ~' ~ e of business. scz.nio.
Res. Mgr. Diane & Wm. Sbar,baugh 642-256& . mma want..u to Female. (Approx. 1-2 yrs.) All Concrete work. Brick, -~"'""'-'-=='--"--NEEDED share BR w·bath. 113 Pearl, Announcements 500 Vic: Nr. corner of Talbert & slump5tolle wk. l!!K-3533. Dedicated Cleaning DELIVERY of DA 1 LY
Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apts., Ba1Isle,673-2S7S. • 1---------Warrl ·Euclid, 962-88'.ll. PATIOS, walks.; drives. Saw, *WE 00 EVERYTHING* PIIm, SUNDAY ONLY, to
Newport Beach
Fum. or Unfurn. 370 PREF. male to 1hl' w/fttn & PARTY TIME at the FOUND female mixed break. remove & replace Rets. Free est 646-2839 :SP8fh: use~~
Coron1 del IMr ~~3~110 mo. util Incl. ~l~~~it~P.t ~ ni:h~Te~ ~~!.~~jp~witington :;re~ ~~:1:.at.Not By ~t ~~tion • AsSEMiuRS ~~ ~8:1~w':: ~
p!~~~=::T 2 BR, adults, no"'"· So. of P~~~~~~~ikl75°~~: :,t.,rree food, games. Lost 555 "~:::o:::"~:::·=c=~°'r,co644--0687::.M:,,,ax:,:;::, :..·""=m~en• JAP~ ~*to do • PACKERS o~UvC.,:YMea. Man for 1
h~y., =l. ~ R ---------CUsrDM, CEMENT WORK housework. Own tra.nspcr+,,._. Worlc when & ""here stationery stm'e, full time,
Oft the bay nt OO~IATE needed female, .__ ll•l U)ST, -ward'. 0-yr old Drives, WALKS, patios. --~--· -~-13;~32_._____ must + be neat appearing.
Co.I • ...._ ___ , $125. mo, yrly on beach. .___ __ _._ •00 .... n....1 d-~-Don """ =•4 )'OU want! n~ h sta~ ·-
Lu ~ ~--· · Selma saI / c~ =~· · ~ · WINDOW CLEANING ~•• ·--·~ -· · xury apartment llvlna: I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 645-3538 after 5:30. min uzer, t pep-N Bl d c M
look . th t -r IRu! s) N •·-Lo Controctor Ask for G'-n 24 "-A•u """7 I • e'ol'IJ'Ort v ·• · · over tng e wa er. En· Woman to share nice priv. "" ' u · 0 "'I>'" st "' '""" ......-v•"' nter1m DEWVERY boy, 21
joy $750,00) healtlt spa, 7 * * * cottage at Little Corona. at Warner & Springdale, ---------* * JAPANESE lady to do p el Sen• k B d' •,will,1~ng pools[. 7 u,ghtedf SPARKLING NEW 6T:Hl694 or 673-3959. Person1l1 530 ~56ss are<t!'.,..,Jg~.31'69· aJtc~r AddlJ:>~ & So~~~ ho u Ii e work . own enonn tee ~~~ d1s b a;<reSts ennlll courl5, p u11 m le& o ~-... .., transportation. 54~1029. 6'42778 W. 2Dth, C.M. Laguna o:.ch. ' bicycle trails, putting, shuf· NEED 2 males to share 4 Br j 2. 673-rotl * 549-ZJ.70 uco
tleboard,croquet.Junior l 'a house & util , in Hnlg Bch. HEALTH " 700Block Shalimar,l yr.old JACK Taulane -Repair lncomeT•x .7523 546-2592 oENTAL RECEP-
from 1174.50 monthly; a1'o l BAY SHADOWS l80 mo. 96H;68. SERVICES Yorkshire Terrier, female, remod., addit. 21) yrs. ""P· S il T Serv' Equal Oppor. Employer TI 0 N I S T I 0 FF ICE . ~~=~u~~ll Ef~~ Apartments ..;G.:.':.:""9c:'.:.'..;'.:.0 :..' ..;R:.:""='-..;4:;;35 Therapy Massage Sauna ~:h.~kr ~J~ X Ypri:!nt Llc'd. My \Vay Co. 547-0136. m ey ax ice ~y workers, Boat =PA~~~ ill m;;,_ v 4~
trlc kltchena, prtvate pa.::is Spacious, Light &: Cheery! Garage for Storage. Insurance-Injury Cases 730 Shalimar Apt A, c .M. Drafting • 15 Years LOCALLY • assembly. No cxper. oecesa. baa managerial posU:lon
or•b&Jcon.ies, carpetilig, dra-ADULT LIVING 1959 Maple Ave., Costa Mesa Welfare. Cases . Treated 642-3387. PLAN~ouses. Rem 0 d , Fee Schedule 3 rd shift, 1Jpm-7am. Apply Open for an inteUil:ml,
perlea. SUbWt'anean· park. J BR's FROM $157 Manager, Apt. 5. BROWN &: grey stri......i male Room Additions . .$50 up. Mailed On Request at gate at llpm or 7am. creative woman. Must have
ing with elevators. Op!ional 2 BR' FROM $ Office Rent•f 440 Message Training t"O" _,_,., 557-9695 \ SMILEY MacGregor Yacht Corp, ability to orpniie b9' awn maid RrVice. Just north of I 177 I.;;.~;;_:.:;:;:;;;:,:_ __ = 1885 Park Ave., Costa Mesa altered cat, "Joe," wearing 551-..-. N. A. • C.P.A. 1631 Placentia, CM. activities I: assume
Fashion Island at Jam~ Beautiful appointments in· 1741 WESTCLIFF OR. 1 ___ _:5_:~::_8..;8;.:m"-----~:n 1J1:Ut!!c&Mi:~ 5.'!: .;;G..;1;..rd..:on_lng=-----~~rvi:~::: ~-~ ~~.! .. &.lns~tio~-olpf ~'i:;i~~~tsCaU0~1~ ~l~~~[rf~1 H~~· elude Decorator Fireplaces. Prime loc. Store oc Offices OLYMPUS REWARD. 548-5850. PRO~NAL Gardener, at your convenience 111 your 'riq'd 1·..t~ '&"'~ -~ DENTAL .Assistant. at least
for rental information Shag Carpeting. ·Private 3000 sq. ft. at 22e, st trnt LOST Jan IO, ] pure German tree work, pr u n Ing, home. 546--0lZ aft 6 pm. shift. ~ Cllnds. &rl-'im;e' 6 mo'i exper Basy ofc Patios. Pool . Jacuzrl • Jots, pkg, wal. pan'!, cpt, F1n+11tic: M1111ge For Shep. fem. .2 yrs, 1 mb<ed sprinklers, cleanup jobl, please. • So Sats ~ benefits:
Yea,Jy .. Bayfront Volleyball court • Gas. drps, air/cond. Alm · · . · Men & WolT\•n German Shep male 4 yrs, 1 landscaping. George, $4 ml Ope 9 AM At1l1tant Manager me ·
3 J.oyely new unfurn. apts. BBQ's, 2 Ofc suites, 705 aq. ft. ea. Walk-in Whirlpool & Sauna mixed German Shep Fem. 6 .64&-589.1.::::,=::_--~~-· n. n · -8 PM Womeus apparel,• Need for H.B. area. Call l.S pm.
3 &: 2 BR 2 ba e ch p · or \\"ill combtne. Indds util. Private Rooms VI Eide Del M ,.,. 4JIJ N. El Camino Real our So Coast . PIW store •~89H033~=·------
& slip. ~l~y ext~a:_ l~~':I. 409 BAY St, Cotta Mes• alr/cond, Grnd fir. Own 2930 W. CST HWY, N.B, ~~~! ~:lvd. ~7. ar, ~plei;:wai.Jgard'an !ard!~: San Clemente, C92.-676S Must hi.ve solid sales exper: DENTAL A• a I a ta nt. occupancy. M entr. & str. no. Plenty pkg. 645-750l Janitorial Please writt! informal Chairside Career
Call: 673-3663 .:"M._~ Evea. ll\l!t*r B! E·lOl Co..Q p. Bkrs. 548-9586. NOON TIL 4 AM DAILY PERSIAN tiger male cat, ~ala337ni, 646-4676, resumetoHubbu.b,2241No. opportunio/ for sharp
u•...-vvuof * 646 331 * grey w/blk stripes, lost on 1 .;~~,~=· =-~---JEFF 'S CLE AN 1 NG Orange Mall, Q""nae Ca. capable girl. Exp'd. La.rum
•!!'!!!'!...,!!'!!!!!!..;!.. .. / CORONA DEL MAR *HINDU SPIRJTUALJST * Tustin nr 171h. Doni COMPLETE garden serv. SERVJCE ~·•"ru cl · ~ ·-~' N'guel '95-4245. App1'0x. 1200 "'"'· ft. ofiice Let this ad c"·"-your "'"1=7 Lawns cl as rales .......,....,. eaning .. ...._.. Attn: ~dent. 1 associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
102~ W Bolboa 673·366) * 2 WEEKS FREE *
Vista del Mesa
ADULT GARDEN HOMES
IRVINE AVE. AT MESA
Move in w/depoa:its only
2 Bedroom
1200
Day & Night Security, Pool,
Fountains. Rec. Bldg. wl
exercise rm, billiards, col·
or TV. Ea. Apt . haJ dish·
washer, rel.rig, shag cpl, &
pr! palio or deck. 54$4855
THE EXCITING .... ,..,06.. .........-...,.. • , eanup, re . . for home & ""-lne•· S
PALM MESA APTS. space tailored to your de-whole outlook on life for the LOST miniature ma 1 e re.Ua. serv. to yrs exp. 646-6384. uua »<>• ATI'F;l'./DANTting, for lady 01 HWASHER
MINUTES TO SCH sign. f'ull securify bldg. better Professional advice Dachshund, blk, bnvn, _'5_7_-2439~-· ------L nd . recupera from illness, MU&t be clean &: neat. Apply
FURN. OR ~'itiRN. · "'-'i!h ample parking. on life, Lie. Readings daily. reward! Vic: Erickson, COMPLETE La. w n & a taping Lag Bch. Mon. -Frl., 11:30 in penion, SUrt &: Sirloin.
Unbellevably la.rec apts ' Ask ror Christine 1D AM·lO PM. 492---9136. Laguna Hills. 586-2520. Gardening service. Hauling BRYANT'S Comp I et e :~. JD.00 p.m. ~. 5930 W. Coast Hwy_ .. N.B.
huge pool, Jacuz:i elect blt· BOYD REALTORS 675-S930 ~Sao· ll2CleNo. El Camino LOST wallet w /passport & cleao-up. Jim 548--<»05. landsca.ping & gardening.19 , DENTAL Chair Assistaftt. 1·
ins, shag crpts,.drp.s, sauna DESK space available $50 ~. mente. near In.ilno's restaurant. Yrs. local exp C.Ontractor AUTO LOT BOY. 5~ days. 8 2 yrs exper. Send resume to
etc. Adults, no pets. mo. \V IJl provide fumlture PROBLEM .Pregnancy. Con-Reward! 979--4400 ext 4l, QUICK CASH 962-()492. • ' to S Mon. tht;u Fri. 8 to 12 P.O. Box 1427, Newport
SINGLES .F'rom .$150 at $5 mo. Answering service fidenlial, s y mp at h e t I c Ask for Carl, 548-39l7 eve. M I Sats. Good 15enefitl, vaca-Bch. 1 BEDRM. Jo~rom .$160 available. 222 Forest Ave., pregnancy counseling. Abor-• ntenance lion with pay. 'See Vic D,:,ENT;;:::~AL--Sec-'y-l!ookkee ___ _
2 BEDRM. From 1180 Laguna Beach, 494-9466. llon & adoptlono rel. AP· U)ST black female poodk>, 6 THROUGH A B & B Snyder, ATLAS Chry1ler-Exper. or college. ~
Unfum AP! A .1 F $lO CARE "~" AA.,., . mo. old vie. 22nd, C. M. 'Dl • .-...... th, 2929 u--'-r ·~ ~ s Y8.I rom DESK space available $50 · ~. 645--0695; 646-9935. Working way +thru college .. .,,.......... ... ...... ""' .n<r.:iuuu.
to $15 LESS. mo. \VIU provide furniture PALM & CARD READINGS DAILY PILOT Exp'd at Painting: Blvd., Costa Mesa ---0-u;nw--ASHER----
You're right, they're under· at $5 mo. Answering service Tells Past, Present & GRAY fem cat, 6 mos, brn carpentry & aJI types of AVON CALLING I Appl)> 9A.M·l2 noon. UIO
priced! 1561 Mesa Dr. availabl.!. 17875 Bee.ch Blvd. Future (213) 694-1350 Fully ~Ro~.~~~ 41:iiW· WANT AD Gen e r a I Maintenance. To help with those after·the--So. Main st Balboa..
{5 blks from Newport Blvd.) J-lunlineton Beach. 642-4321. _Ii_'·--------I 540-0670 days, 645-5436 eves. holidaya billJ. A splendid D , A ' • 546·9860 FUbL SERVICE SWINGING SINGLES LOST male black & white 642 S 78 Painting & ea.ming. opportunity in your r S • Uli,.Sfhan-t $145 & UP WES'l'CWFF 'BUII.DING Call Jim :Hl PM . cockapoo near Bay-Dr., • 6 P•f:!rhon•I-owo neighl/Orhood. Young lady (18-281 lo assist
Corner Westcl.itf Drive & 539-3122 ~N;•;wport;:;;;;;;Bc;;b.~Ca;;;;U;675-3;;;;136=. . ..=::::::::::::::::;;, -::::::!~:;::;';":'::"":;::;-:;:-•l=,.,-,,,..,,,_;54Cl-~7~04~1---in health spa. W11l lrain no
EASE GIGANTIC 1 &: 2 BRA . ' FOR1.L You Bet it 's underpriced! Irvine Blvd, Newport Beach ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. CUSTOM PAINTING BABY SJ TTER, exper. exp. IX'C. Apply in penon
2 B,R. 811.yfMnt Apt. $550 That's v:hy this apt. \roh't Mr. Howard 645-fil.01 Phone 542-7217 or write Inter/Exter. Unlum. inter. Refined, reli,a.., happy for 2 any all or e\'e. 2!30 W.
2 BR. Nl'ar beach . .$395. la.st long.Cpls, drps, stO\re & NEAR o.c. Airport, hotel, P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. Trader's Paradt"se spec. price. Free color con· children, 1 achl age & 1 tod· Coast Hwy, N.8 . George Wiiiiamson rcfrig. Lots of green la\.\·n. restaurant.II. Dix. space, in1· COUPLES PARTIES sultlng & eat. Llc. Ins. die~. 7:30-5:30 Mon thru EXEC SECY/DENTAL
Re•ltor Covcr 'd garages. Adulls, no med. occupancy, La\vcsl Call Phil 3 to 9 PM Won't be underbid. 642-6005. f'ri. Own tranap. Lite RECEPTIONJSl' * 548-6570 * pets. 20'10 }~ullerton Ave., (1 rates. 2172 Du P o n I , 539-3344 No Wastiol bs.kpna. $50 wk to start, Call In~~llgent & creative ht-
Blk. E. of Newport Blvd. & 833·3223. Soci•I Clubs S3S li"nes *WALLPAPER* alt 6:30, 646-0616. d1vidual wanted for
EASTBLUFF
1 Blk. So. <ll Bay, C.M.! 1617 WESTCLIFF Wheo you call "Mac" BABYSl'M'ER, aJtenxions \':'"~nt ~ poo!. &12-8600. ~ 548-1444 Ob)y for teaenen school age n Pl'Ogn!:wve denl&I
Villa Granada Apts. 1200 sq. ft. Crpt, air cond, If Quan . t1• mes ,. 646--lID daughters., 839--7518 a.ft 5 & olfice. Future Um.ilf!d OnJ;r Undtr New ample pkg, util, janitor. you want tity PAINTING & PAPERING, all day Sat. r.v~ area by lnlUative & ,&bil.lfy to
• TOWNHOUSE · .Spacious Management Baumgardner •104. 541-5032 ~~;;.sc~1~S! 20 yrs. in Harbor area. Lie a as um e respomjbilib' 1~··\\"~:' t!:~·· a:~.l~~~~es2 CASA VICTORIA HUNTINGTON Beach-Pvt. You're looking for & bonded. Ref's furn. B~Y8!TifER,4 f W~ & Salary open. m-6510. •
I. 1 .t-2 Br. Furn & Unfurn. bath, Off street prkg. Ulll DISCOVER dollars 642-2356. · Ul1.! to . or mos. FRY COOK car garage. Pool Fat'1 1ties. Car~is. dra....,s, D/W, TV Pd Adj PO M girt. NB Own trans .. $37511.10 . ..--..-~ .. · · r. Lang, DISCOVERY PROF. Painter, honest work, ..,.tL.-.., Over 21. Mmt be dean 1:. N ant. Pool etc. Co1nc By & 5-W-1301 U 'd / i In / ~..-ear Cd~l High S..·hoo\ Inquire about our Move-in · "The Something El11e" Co. reaa, c ns. t ext. BABYSITTER needed for 2 neat. Apply in pef'10D SUrf
835 An1igos \\'ay, NB tH4-2991 Allowance, 525 Victoria St. 01,.FICE apace, 444 Old Call: ~ton.Fri 1D am-10 pm free est. Reta. ~2759. children, my home Call aft &. Sirloin, 5930 W.
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OCEANFRONT rondo, 3rcl at Harbor, C¥. fi42--897o. Newport Blvd, 3 hi.ks N. of TI4-83.5-6885 213-387-3393 WILL lrade either $20,001 MOBJLE Home 24x55 2 Br. PROF. Painting, abo .roofs, 6pm, ~1867 ' Hwy., N.B.
floor, Fantastic view ocean EXTRA LARGE-l Br. New Hwy 1. 275 gq. ft . $85. Natkmally Recogni.z.ed seaaoned 2nd TD: Sl.5,000 2 Ba. + Den in Driftwood accoua. ceil. lnter/ecter. BA&¥St1TER wanted· 3 FtJU.. nine Dependable day
&-'bay. Uururn 2 BR, 2 ha, f>18-5300 I ~~~~~~~~~ or .$12.000 2nd TD' a tor Beach Club, H.B. For 4 BR Lie/Ina. ~ est. 66-6191. dayl 'J>ef week 8 to 6, New. Dlshwuher. Apply R1azer
frplc, all bllns, crpts. drps, ~~ b'!;.t.~f:e:eed J:1: DELUXE Office, panel I: [SJ equity in units, N'pt area. Home or income property. BIG Disc. _ W.P. & labor, • Beach. S'J!..1.803. R~tauranN t. 16 Fub1on
parldn;; iv secun!y. Nothing infant ok. No pets. 1887 walls, carpet, parking. 2052 lMt and rOUftll I CoastORANGProE peCorti.es, SD~~ 536-0321. call for samples &: Ht., Tbe BE A U:T y ()perakr-~ ~or ~ .. =ewponlk:b bet g·~
like it In town! .$·12:i & utll. Monrovia, 645-2114• Newport Blvd., C. M . . . .............. PIT Bull, Shepherd. '64 Hancmt-n 547-M46. more lor )'OW'.lel1 by renttng·I-"''-;;;-'. -="""'=~~--!
642-J392.2 ""s°'R"."Fro=m=p'-'15=_=-F)'ee--u-til. Ground noor. 64&-W. ~iiiiiiiiiiii;;iiii~~;; ranch & acreage. Ideal syn. Buick or Rambler for lam· PAPERHANGERS space, Poputar CdM aloo.I Gener1I Ofc Wetlr
2 Bdm1 unfum. apt Poot. Encl pr. Dshwhr. 241 CrL\t 2400 sq. ft., $500 to $&Xl • dication, churcb,' spa, ecol· bor, plaster, motorcycle, Reduced ratet for tht off 6+1-1321. or 551-4515. ' ' l8U ~ St.. &A.
S250 mo. Annllll.I lease. 5ll Avocado St. CM 646-12>4. per mo. 7200 sq. tt. $1211 Found (f .... ads) 550 OIY KroUP. Conaicl exec hm, dlsbwaaber or r INDl t--5., 6f11HM9. 1 GELCOAT "PW"lllr-....1 w. Bay-Ne wport Beach. per mo. 2411 Coast Hlwa.y &; desert. boat or 7 838-4651.. Call 531-5027 • BOAT BUD.J>ERS -TOP $$ • YVl.""''
Call 88&-18:U dovs !San _D.;;•;.;"'"-'P-'o-"ln:.:t____ MacArthur. •~¥•!. · $1000 -" '" 1" ACTIVE DENT OFFICE APl'. INTERIOR Ser!oua. ambltlowl, .....,. E>Q>er. Copta1 Recr-"'V -111...-1""' 90% Cocker ntlx, Utt .. .,. ... ty __,,,., 11o a.crea AL A carpet cleanlna:. Ret't -letden in trldt1 A mgmt. lac, 6C2-0542. :!q. r.-~lnol or 883-29-0 3 BDRM unfurn studio BETWEEN 90 &: 100 eq ft of-brownl1h/m:l. Vic. Upper or cbolcc Antt!lope Valley • $35,000. ·Trade for Boat· FREE~~ &n.70Ci9 Ltfs tallt! (1l3)831..aoJ. Employer. ""VII""•
, , 2 BR, ~ 111k 10 ocean, ms 21~~U~1~u~::;~~ ~: ~~;",sp z~f N~a ~~ Bay, C.M. can 6734698· ~rty. FOR • ~t ot Ea~ ~ · or ~7009 Pla•ter, Patdl, Repair B006KEEPER. tr av ~ 1 GIRL FRIDAY
f:;c,smo. Upper w/sundeck. ca ll co lle l't e v e C.M. ~~~~~i:,lf11~tf~~: 5.16-0.121 =...,,,A,:l=tcr'=-..,8,,_P,_."'M,_._,,_1 *PATCH PLASI'ERING .~:,:e21to~ ~v~ ~~ =:
_, d?'P•. 6$-3."'i03. (213)592-)117 OFFICE ~Pftce 4 .Wtes avail Newpoi( fleigbta. 64&-45£9. flSOO eqty tn =· Glaa SIOop, 22' OWENS V'3, bunka • All types. Free flltlnw.tl!I: In 1be Sun, 2400 West O>ut vlrittp. N() ab. Great to.
San Cltmente Huntington 8e•ch by Rlwrside Ave. Post Of. nu paint, eanv.i covr, 4 cyl ppey.bead:bait tank..pG). Call 5e4'l5 Kwy, NewJ;M!118eact; 926«)., wodlen._ S&ut • .,.. ,.,_.
HEWL Y decorated 3BR.
.lBA. Jove.ly sha}t crpts
tbrouKhout. Wlk shopping,
bch -park. Chlldrtn "W'flcome, $1 Q , 3ti CaUe
Punue, Apt B. ~ aft
"""' wttd111 anti oll day Sat • SulL
2 BR apt. No children or
pell. Nffd 1 "'1delM. mer to
mantat S ao;;lt. $190. lff& '50. lor ft'ICt.•t of 5 apts.
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BRAND NEW
QUO VADIS 111 'Luxury Galdm Apia. Bllcll"'°"J..!.• 2 BR'L
FR""' $1U
lltd l'Ool.Jl<lml·SallMI
R4: .rtatJon Room ' Morel
Arlult1 ""b . No Pets
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY .
18992 Flondl St.
I ~ blk. W. Of .}arfield "* QUTET new uclw:ive and 8faclt Wvd.l
unlta ov...-UW Oc.an & HUNTINGTON Gardens Ap!L ~lly. J BDRM, % BA. Hf!il at Bola Chlc.t.
112 c.u. l'lll'kl• 8lll-1323. Compare -See 8?9. 5$1.aiO, -whal l'Oll're rnlelire· Fr. s... ,,...., c.,im--,:U»-;::..;:l280::::;:..-----
2 BR, 1 llA; .-, reft1c, D~l~:. ~'t r:,:.· ..... mo.olt -IUO\ --, ..._ " ~..,. $1.iO. .. re
•
rice. 215 Ri verside, &0-3.147. Black female poodle found n inbrd toe, aleepa 2 tor van Value or~trade street )ep..I x -"-
2 ADJOINING omCES. ~:imdrnut ~~~esa or car. T.o.I?. ot' $.500 at dune blfUY or"'' jeep, etc. Plumbing C....-.Mtr-Car Wash HM·~~ a.. ..
bu I ·-~--C.M. -lo~.68 mo. 494-5814. 497-29:15. 6e-isl> dt 61&<5955. • -n~~G REP··-1 L!j!ullll Bl&d\ -~--Bl~ ,_.,,;,"ml uu'f.. i';.'~ ~-FND 1Iy tan male dog. • ~ALL adlilt 1 BR Unils. 53 ACRES in PAIJM,\ VAL-''No-' lllo ....n~ CARPET" SALlsMAN1 a •••• CK. .
SUlTE $300. Pvt. ofc -Edi~ • Saota Ana. Prllne Ors· Lo<. Sclltt LEY, onnge .,,,... W1JI ~* r-* Exper. prelemd In retlll C:.,~ ~· ~ .... -larfll -546-' 615-7139. wllbel to tndo uP\vilh tu excbllwt_lo< Orange eoun. -w>cloond Illa for ...,.di man who ..., "tail Al~~rvlt.""· ~ llUSll Setter, Sonia Ana lret eict,hanat. Fou> Star ty tlllllL !OUR STAR . t,,_ •i'flili' •• $! ,...11 to-..,,. $12,000 to lj,•1'11' .::-~
He!pll area, !119-53St. Rll)O .• -· Realt)' -~ S.wor to -$13. ~ comm. Car --G~"· • •'
CORONA del Mor. xlnt lo(. BLACK f..,,.,. cat, .,.,,, HAVE 2 -du!ll....... '12 HONDA CB '50. 4lIIO *·-* p;;illl"--. ...... om ....... = ..
18' • 12' lharJl oUice. Prlq:. allecllonatt. MeS& del Mar unll 2 Bit, in otim'e loc, Sao MlLE5. WANT VW OR Sowlng/Altv-port. wftb CalIL larpat ex HAlRDRXSSEllS Needed
$15. m-:I048. vlcinlQ>. 546-6580. ~-'lndt for hJ. OATSIJll OR f ••~~--~ ... " ~""!"~ _!h~!!.,· ~~QI-• PROFESSJONAL SQlte ready YOONO Cennan Shepherd come prop. Oolta Mesa or CALL """.-tn....---a---. ,.,. ....,,. -
to go. lle1I at Bolsa Wea. female wtth c~ c:b&1n, no Sch area. 675o(l36Tlf15.3300. • M).fT1'9 • Nell, 1«JU11tll. JO )'ell'I exp. IUMDl1RGDl llaa:dtC "
H.B. $27'/mo. 81&-Jll), ..... found In i..,una '68 vw Bu"1!)' , .... body, LDVELY' BR dlalet, Laite n1o DAILY PILOT ~ .: .. ;!.1-=:
Buslnu1 Rontol 445 Beach. 494-485.1. top, rolibar, slrippao, ""' -•ad, $41),0ID. $11.llllO ' --~
FND male Golden Retriever. bar "2 set rtar llNI ,.. !C)\lltr lot Wllll or 1_ J. Cflt4MIO Tll~ NEW & exp'd in ~ "1:.t71: COMflt ERCIJW.. Office Spoct V1c. MacAr1hur & Main $.A. -i-' .. Se"" all nd wrt. For Locbrt BM.-Realtor: ___.._, ~ -~-'! ~"-A _,, -......._
J:tOll ... n. S250/MO. 380 w. lllHOl8. ;u::i no'.;dls .,., -1, ·v· ' ,.,,_ • "--·· ~ WANT · AD -.. ---
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NcR m OPR R. E. TRAINEE ., S'ECR.:rARr 1or n•w WAITRESS, .. per.DOtW>dtr '* AUCTION * Pl\IVATE PARTY WANTS Storoo 136 HANDYMAN 4 Hou AD l\.E-Broktt & Developer dtstrlct ol!lco , betnr 21. P/time 5 pm·9 pm. No FfNEuaodfllrDllute.&llma· FRIDAY 7 PM. TO BUY PIANO !'OR RCA• Zenith Sele. Grand
Gonorol Fix All ra oy =-~ ~mr" for . =--~~ <lrs~J'. ~., '6,"\:!rL K=: ~ r::u:::t FEBRUARY iND CASH 831>2'llll ~= ~ !,"1!ho ~~ •
Mature A neat wi the • VOLT . lmmed. ope~. 'l')iplna:, 512 w. 19th St., c.M. lion&! aofa Ta JI a i • i en R~•~ A ~ Sewing M1chlne1 121 yr picture lube, 1 yr _pe:rta: a ;
...... of Job. Toola ~ ln1tont. Porsonnel Rceeptl'('yJ)Ut -"°" dlciaphone, ,.,,....L For w A IT RE s SES-Fond " ~ s:J s:J"*s..n. ~-d , .... Ono_~~:... b-.... 1,,. wamuily. Cash 90 :
tnuiep,. req'd.-M&-28Sl Temporary Servletl Genenl. Ohlce S4SO interview tJ>pl., call eocktail Apply ln penon 11 •w• :J..: _,., oC nk:e .... _o. ca or te:rma to 38 months. For •
' • 3848 Canipua l>r Suite. 106 'Exec.. Sec')' ID }ftl $700 between 9:30 • 11:30 am to 3 lienry•.a Restaur9.nt 11 AM to 4 PM ~ Avtnlml inel, d:ropl.t table, 8 Wind· Zenith shop 9021 Atlanta at •
HAND lb9ft1i!n, male tit Newport Be&cb ., ~7U ,F/C ~ S'1!0 SU-4833 er write: to Vemon. n22 • Briatal s.E Sant& Campo, lbe Blutts, Newport D' t'ba1n, tea ~t 6 pc Magnolla, H.B. 962-5559-Yor :
-to ltlllf lhop~ Equal 0.-~ Secftiorles 1'> '9IQ F. 0. Man CL U, Ana " Beach-l>edrm ..t. -"""'• COf· RCA "'°" !9046 Brooldwnt ,
:: ~~J!°nNI. ' ·~ Cvu•tty Educator's LUe Int:. Co., wAriiu:.ss needed AppJy In (ff tabl& 15 Bedroom &eta, at Garf\e)d, H. R. 968-3329. i
Bl'fd. CM. 1 ~ ewport NEED reliable adult woman' .underwriter $l5l< Suite 210, 1905 E. 17th St., penon Loves woO@lc Bar Almost new Simmons Queen Cheats, Dinettes,. Dtvan.¥ Ii ABC Color TV, Qranee ,
.Tbun.oaly. tor houaekeeplns a:•lnvc:ntor)'Clrk $500 8antaAna,9'J101. be~30t6BriatolCM =·~~~~= LowlSea~.Wurlitz.erBaby Co unty 's larges t
H.8. boy, 16 yra or over, deU chlldcare. Varied hr&. tor 4 AIP Oedc: $Gl SECRETARY w·-~•~• F' . .....a. .. 1_.,, • , •hain, •m. GPool"""1 PblW-00· ~~!001ng cood. RCA/Zenith Dealer. 1 lllliM., maintenance, mme well behaved _ .. u .. -n ·-A/PA Pa)'roll $475 R A.1'.n.c..;»&:.0> * ........, :"" ....,. « .. .... .,..,.., . ta '9.. .,.... . ma· I TC·-' heavy lift.inc. '"Jlusi have g.16 Green~~ ~ eo.t Acaountant SUK to eglonal Manaeer OocktaU ~· Sid a Spanldh tamp &: table $.iO. ch.ines, Stereos, Spanish b&r, SONY rttt-10-ree ....,.,, .
clean ~. For appt, F~taln Valley Good PQ Keypunc~ $500 ~~lbl!__ posi~ Onfor Blue Beet. . ~J!!>~wo ••. ·. 216m,1a1~0.,11 t..a.nws, Pictures, Freezeni, ~i28~ke rte'4'. $250. Call ;
549-(1968. Must haw ~ For i,,.: G. Ofc Ina (P.L) ~ ........... &u.o.w.;tlve ...... e WAR'RESS, exper. Must be .... ~'"'• •'" '-"" Retrip!l'aton., Stoves, Dish-
terview call 892-5M3 A/P Conatr $550 girl otfice, Plet.&ant sur· OYel' n. Call for interview, $75. BR chair $35. f\laple w-A .MUCH. MORE! TAPE RPcorder, Teac A 60 ~:*~:Tfm~& . Girtf'ri. lnll. $700 roundings in Newpo.r t m-mo. ~!5t $50. Ireniaker .. }.~·~,!11~ h\'Jtl' 'AUCTION Greatbuyson rnanydifferent 10. bareJy used, New $700.: ;'!!'Y ................ _ "'-L 11 NEED energetic, flexible, r---oter 0pr $150 Beacb. Aaressive, arowmg WANTED· .. ....__,,...., ... ......,. ~ W .J . h . Ask, $375. 1-499-1704.
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.._ .uu.1. rtu: ~ wy friendly girl hnmed tor ......,.. • .,.., $500 Start "" .......... _.,. .. slraig t stitch and zig.zsg ~~~~~~~~=~1 Corona deJ. MU ., multi clerical dutlel, J;t Jr. Tax Acent flOO contf*J'IY·641r41Zl Imo. , delivery ilrl 19-40. No exp HIDEABED, black vinyl sewing machinC'S -all ln · NEWPORT CaD 7l4: • nee. Call Losada'• Auto; lounge, chair, king u padded COME BROWSE AROUND top 1vorking condition and [I
HOUSEKEEPER -Uve ln le: typist 4 tome SH. 6tO-• n-.... --1 ~ ·-~ ~ ~~ •--1n•-•-· at ~"~ hdbd. 4 maple chn, 2 Olive ~l,i Newport Blvd. I s _.,.._ _...._ ....,.._ & ,..,.,_..... ""'""'~ .,,,,..,,,,,..... ..... """""'" -... n .... .......i Beh" d T,....,, B priced to save you n1oncy ,,.to You l :rw;~t ';p~"j.,oo. ·NuHH Needed 833 Dover Or., N. • . DY IC DUO 32nd. St. N.B. ~~'°7 mahogbeds~, chr~ ~ M~" 5 *tdg. = no"'· Hurry in!. \\lhilp they •
permo...ReplyBox'lS.1,Bal· ~~:~';yShpa~ '42-387,0 Y~:~exb:i°t!m~~ WHOD~ATO~?RKT ~-Fair Weather Friends las1 . 3 Line1,2Tlme1, $2.00 I
boa, C>1i19'Jen. lmmed. pay fut Ooot duty. RECEPTIONIST a local brokerage tlnn'• CHOOSE your hours, work ORntO ma11re.,, bo x Anytody can be lrlondly FROM $19,95 TO $99.95 1·-------•I
Housekeeper to Uve.-in. To County·wlde. Need RN • busiest dept. Salary open. for yoursle.l!. be YoUl' own springs, sheets, pillows & \vhen you are givi..ng thc>n1 }>~REE PUPPIES • Poodle ~
care tcr 2 children A home. LVN _ Aides. luterviews Day or night, DO exp. nee, Call Mr&. Petenen, 644-1890. boss. Men: or women. Can ii~~Pal~ $350, used very business. But voice a t'Onl· COSTA t.IE&\ -Brislol & n1lx breed. ,3831 Co!Jey, ;
Rm..I: brd + salary. East-Mon-Fri, 9-5. Le 8 co u 11 e easy, fun jpb. Will train, no • Secretaries $450-$800 be sllir:htlY . handicapped. e, r $220. 58&--0996 plaint • and that's another Sunflcw.'C'r, South C 0 as 1 h'Vine. (C u I ver da le ) '
bluff. Call Mrs. Boileau. Nunes Regtstr)', 351 Hos-tyJ)in8 or abotthand, etc. • FIC Boo«keepers 10 $7SCI Vts, reflttd. Age 21 to 70. aft 6 PM. inatter. Politeness dissolves Plaza. 5-W-26.\'i 552--0144. i
644-4917. pita! Rd., N.B. (Lobby Parle APPiy ln peraon any aft or e Legal s.c·-to ~ SUpplement your income. REED & wood porch -smiles drop lo frowns · COST\ :\fESA 2300 11 bo AOORABLE Co 11 i e
HOUSEKEEPER, llve-ln. ~ .... do ...v. .. Bldg.) 642--9955 or N""'.B·. at 2930 West Cst Hwy, * .100010'" FREE-* DrlVe a cab 6 hrs or more a fumlture, severaJ tables & words beco1ne shouts --Bl\'d~. ' Hilrbo; cc 11 ~ r ~ ~hepherd ~ppies, 6 wks: :
middle-aged to care fol' .n:r~ 14 ~~~Co ~86 r,~ti; chairs $.1. to $30. -4 Beacon 110metimet. Al AL'S CAR· Kl 9-1195 i\1ale & Fem. 642-4392 ~
semi Invalid lady. 6 day wk. OFFICE thinker Ii: doer. RECEPTIDNIST + Girl Liz Reinder's Agency St C ta.a Mesi: ' Bay, 9:30 to 12. or call PET, we like 10 be lriend.s ADORABLE short haired ', Must have car. Newport 4500 C Dr ., os . 644--0C91 with ow-customers, even llUNTINGTON BEACll -_"""' Answer phones, maintain Friday. Medical exp helpful ampua · WIG ~.118· •-& m••.•-rs for m· "sooomy "'••th-·.·· ls E 1· 1 8 H · small breed puppies. •, ••-.. 7. rues. write checks 6; • not essentlali Residential St&-2118 Newport Beach "'V "' --~ HOUSEFUL of funiiture. .. ....... linger a each, unting· ~
HOUSEKEEPER I Q>ok-Ex-balance check regj.stet, care facility. Costa Mesa, SECRETARY Orange Counties finest "'.1& Bar size pool table, dinette, son1ething wrong? Tcll w;~ ton Beach Centi>r, 897·1041 -. •--·~. ·~--·-~ --te=ma·"-~ ... ~·1e~--· store chain. Call Connie, sofas, love eeat, ........... -iter, We'll make It.right. without SHt."EP Doi to good farn1ly,
..-... ""-'""' u~ ... .......-~..--........ ............ -· l;i-i;iiiiiii~iiio;ii-i;i;ii' iiiiiiiiiiilGood sldHJ, must be detail (213) 966-4455 today. ...,...,.... a tigbt. ORANGE -21 Shannon 9 mo& olcf. 673-ll21 Eve&. beftd. Live-lo. Pvt nn ~ .. ff • do li&bt oriented & able to meet etc. 1022 w. WllBon, c.M. or AL'S CARPET East. "The City" Center, 833-30:ll oar.Kelly ha. Good aalary. SC.9600. .liPina. Some bookkeeping Reiltaurant pu•"· Sales~ Nr YOUNG lady pa,t time, neat Call Dan 60-7958. ""' ""-·•s Jiriowl• ful C ~. -~ -appearanco sharp good & RUG WORKS ~~ DACHSHUND, Rod puro HOUSEKEEPER -Live-In, knowedgewouldbebelp ; A ·FUN PLA E or•--644-1700 ext. t•--' ~-' «= Gan•• Sole 812 b-•, •-·-, c·hlt~n •, asaist & cook. for elderly accuracy & aptitude with ' _..,,.., ' ' w 1-16 .... ,..,. a,v<" • .,......,. ., 293 S. Maio St., Orange GARDEN GROVE -9001 n:oci .wV'I:" lll"C ei:
couple. Balboa. 6'l5-438l aft. figures euential. Good TO WORK SERVICE Sta Salesman. No Some exp desirable. Could 4 FAMILY Garage Sale: Sat. 542-G400 e s.42-9909 Chapntan, Orange County Teeners. SbolB . .s.42-7806 '
6 pm. career opportunity iD busy, :en neoess. Pd vac, work into f\lll time. 64&-Tl21 only! 9 to 4, 317 PQppy, PRIVATE party must Plaza. a30·4010 SIAMF.SE cat, ma I e. I e~mature, = ottlce. Ken. :Ji~ ~ t g'l>Od pla*·= l:·tt! Newport Beach Corona del Mar. Occ. aacriflce fine art collection. Brownpoint, 1 year old. I refJ.. Viejo, · _ · job training. Time & JA. tables, skis, buckle old All items 50% or Jess of ap-Altered. 548.3502.
....... OFFJCE Nune-LVN or e eu en· A pl 8-5 w-" •. ...... llP.l!r... I boots, chairs, ~s. dishes, praised value. Ollnese \VEIMARANER poppy. 10
;;USEKEEPER ;i;;J.;t medical assistant. Starting H~~ ~ '~ ... ' 111 V glassware, bedding, lamps, Cloisonoe U" deep brown wks old. Lovable. To good l
_ _, .... ...i.t....:i ............. ~~.~in~ aa1e.ry $500 mq. Mon-Fri. t.' • J!H· l59'l2 Pacific Cat Hwy H 8 . . clocks, ·kitchen i t e ru s , $200. Japanese bronze home. 64g...2624. 492-0733-: .. uu ""'""'"'"Y ......_-..:: m-!i680 ' ' · clothes much more. seated lady lamp in fonn of ,
.... 2722. • _ .. 11. SERVICE STATION At· COFFEE table, stereo, Sears lantern. Teak base. $300. •A Trademark of '
n...rn. n..... .. t ....... for ~15 OPERATOR.S, single ,__. tendant. Full & part time, Antiquo• 800 Po p · f ~~ , cot TIIE .:SCNGER COMPANY
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' -run· -.-·--/time Paid owrlock:. Zippenetter. Top Now Hirlnn 40 or over Gentleman W· wermate vacuum, under a.u"o ""6•..,..6'.,apaneStdneoe . I ~ I ladies or P · pay exper. only. Rolfs ··• Service Sta. Exp. Apply ANTIQUES f 11 counter dishwasher, sewing or pl'ints 14"x " $75. ney Sporting Goods 830 Pitts.., S..-.. 1 wkly. Earn xtra mooey or u..:, 865 Productioii Pl, Chevron c:i .. iw. ......., s. • urn u r e · machine Wood playpen, Yard seascape 11."x.15" $100. ~------~·~.;1 start a perm . .....,.. For -• · · BUSBOYS ~ -bottles, Misc. H · B · wardrobe bathtnctte combo, Large modern oil painting 1--------: inlerYiew call 89'l-5333.. NB. Coast Hiwy. Laguna Bea.ch. Ant1lfl.le$. JCS Stb St, Hunt. boys bike. Call aft 5:30 pen $125. Many other misc. GUNS Never Fired;, Brown· •
83lr'l126 or 64&-<im. ·OR11l000NTIC FR 0 NT DAYS OHL Y SERVICE Station, Grave Bch. 963--0.177 items of Cloisonne, glus, ing, over/under , 12 gauge Pets, General l50 ~
INSPECl'ORS, sat 1 boat OFF1CE ~ Yard, Utime. Pref. coUeae ANTIQUE Mimeograph NEIGHBORHOOD _ 6 silvet, etc. MWll see to ap-shotgun $3.50. Winchester ri· GROOM A: BOARD, ll yrs i
moJdlnc I: 8.$9C1D· in-Apply J.5 dally student. Must be exper. macb. (1916) $50. 200. Santa family. New"golf eqpt. 3 tn·t predate. Call 64f-fi631. Ile, .mode l 100, .D, $120. all breed& Free pickup! \
aped!on. Some prev. tnapec--Personnel Secretary N'/local rera. Arco, 19th & Ana Ave. 'B'. C.M. baby stroller I pram I car ESTATE SALE .~er;1=0~~m~.~ ~':.: "Sherry't," Poodle pup&;
1'm ~. bel~ but not Sh 80 type 60. Xln't Co. Xln't 151 E. Coat' Hwy. ewport, CM. Appllanca 802 bed, vac. clnr, single bd, Feb. ht. 2nd, 3rd. 10 am to outboard motor $50. 540-0079 avail. 546-2848. I mamtatofY. 3rd Shlft. Apply benetits. Call li>n'aine. Ne~rt Buch SERVICE Station Attend.ant -ma p I e furn . 1 0 1 2 2 5 pm. ~IA Acacia, Corona =:;~·~~::::c=::.:::'S"" C 152
tn penon. MacGregor Yacht Wegtdl.ff Equal Oppor. Emnloyer Full or p/time._ Apply FOR aa.le: Sean Kenmore, 8 Constitution Dr, H.B. Thurs de! Mar Wicker cutglass SURFING Equipment; Surf Its
'Orp, 1631 P!acll!!:ntia., CM. Penonnd Agency ~ Brown's Shell, 9'iKt E. Coast cycle washer & gas dryer, thru Sun 10-5 Dresden.' Wedg~, ster: board, knee boards &: surf
""' "-' •• ..,_ 1651 E. Edingel'lll • S.A. RN SUPERVISOR Hwy, N.B. 64-HllL excellent condition. Must MOVING, House full must IO Ung tea set, misc. sterling s4!'j; A7Good65 cond., mu.st sell PERSIAN kitten, male, CFA, I
'W (Mark Center} • ., SHOE Sal fltime sacrifice. UXl. or blotter. by Sund Furn II pieces, Indian grain basket, :IV"""I eves. shotl;'black amokel top qua.I.;
IDt.Mt.tr rx:n~,...,_..._rn '542-1136 for beautilul convalescent xlnt ~sma.ncbance f ' Ph. 548-2791. Mecham::" full ~!pp~'. some jewelry misc. fuml· SCUBA, Gear, complete set, ity, alao stud serv ce. ' 11\\,Yll~ f"~~~D. center in Newport Beach. ad . or UTO TIC __ .. _ •IUI •. inc hl'..1. t t ult n-911 * --* I · SER\llCES•ArDr..V"'V * PIZZA Parlor help, must Good Co. be ..... iits, Olalleng-vanc:_emeot. Exper. only. A MA wl&IWl::r. ~· Misc. stereo components, tul"! , I. gn quality ho8-ge we s , '" -°"4"6'J•v .,..~..._ 1 be 21, for weekends & eves. in& position...,.. for qualified Apply S&A Shoes, 333 E. Electric dryer $45. Portable 838-1046, SM-2145 1891 pital bed never uaed. Jane'a Victoria, C.M. 646--1009. Sell ldl• ttem1 now! Call
1 ! Fee a. Free Positions 962-0027. person. Call Mn. Valdez for 17th St., C.M. dishwasber $40. 646-5848. Ruµning Branch. TUstin. Antiques. j ~W~aniliitiladlfilreilsullllts ....... 642-5678 6fJ.5618 Now!
F/C -· Ole Mgr Open PO\V!;ii onac1o1n< open.lnr, -· tl@.2«10. SOBER, mature ·40 + kennel l80 1 YR. •uan" de! & in-GARAGE Furniture s.i .. STEREO, 19'13 QUADRA-
Sec'y to Tttu to $625 expet\ence abs o I u tel y RN' LVN' .. Practicala man. '2.50 per br. 6 day wk, stall. Late mod. all cycle Large davenperts.,Expando OONIC GARRARD .system·
.Sales Secretary S600 necemary. Wages open. Ap. (m!ie &. rer!ate) Private 6 hrs dally split sblft. 125 Kenmore wa.sber. 839-lTIS. ta l!.l e eet·fteciiner.Salem ized aub'natic cfianger. AM-
Gi:rl FriM,y to $SIXl ply in person. Ondlne d ty & taU relief needed. Mesa Drive, C.M. e DISHWASHERS, ~ Maple . book headboard.. FM-MP.Xtrecei"'1', air su&-
Purcbaa Chk/pkgne to $600 lnteriors. 1733 Monrov1&. u 1 Wyers: bl &. Chests, dressers, etc. 1079 pension tpieaken tape deck
ltecept.!Gen1 Ole to$500 No. E Costa Mesa. · ~ N .. ~~!:O • Beg., TAILOR• delv'd.' ~7si>·, ~ Corona Ln, crir 54&-6693 plug in jacka. Wal lett un-~-~-. to $450 ' -or-· I · ed' N •M all
AIP -a.:.=.~ •1t1:11 PRESSMAN, Web Offset, RN Supen11or for small HOTPOINT 2 door, awcado. PATIO Sale • Have knick· c aun · fNI ..,.,, or am ~ iiiil ~ ~!ii°" A:y ~ nuntng-.. beoch...... MENS WEAR im. 710 w. 19th SL, C.M. !:1:.eksS.L".'°k& i::=: =:'.ts. Credit dept. 488E.~(at'"':i.l~ N....0..Blvd.:CM. Call1l4'49H175mrappL 645-0!60. B.B.53&-ll82 M ANUJ'ACTURERS ~;~-~:;;,~~;;1~:~~~~~~;1RN Su-for omall Now .-_ awlications OVER 200 wubers, dr)ul. MOVING to smaller home. ~ti All new ~· r. ,.. ' imrilng_bome ftl beadi area. for penn. f/time position in refrigerators trom $39.95. Lots ot things must go. Si.t. sportawear, rt:it•n ta et l c
Joes ·p.Rl)DU"T,IQ· Ni·i;:;e1~':w."""~. "Nrw"'P0111ittr~O'Re ::::°w.s11er11Drr•r1 ~m~ek.t:>i~--~.rt = ~b. ~·~·~
URGEN'l1.Y NEEDED '3 ~ l_ , 7 .·30. Beverly Manor Conv. Must be exper .in the taiJor-$2. Wk. Full maint. A.PI' Sale. King Bed, Tables, F.e'& ' 4. ·isi Tustin AVJ! ..
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Call Mary Both 642'5678, oxl. 330
' • ~mb)yWorkers ._ ... , i. : +.,1._r Hosp. 496-5786. ' ingolfitttngofqualitymen'a * .6»-1212 * dishes. lamps ewrythfng Newport Beach. (a.crou : C: Opr. 3'JO.~ MAC~ISTS· NEED ~~! SELL wblons. Apply In..,..,,, s,:a"~tclledwas:. ~ ~:'cS'ilo~Tff! ,Santa Ana .;;,::&f~~9~&,L* Spin Into Spring! Crochet Cape
5.13-132% LATHE KNAPP SHO~ •.. Part D"MOND'S cond. $25Cl. 646-3U75 STARTS -.111 sold. Loads Local f>Odl btllWer will take
A FEE AT TEMPO OPERATOR · ~..!."" .• !':'.I!~·;.!!>!:'.~ ~"" ; Furniture 810 of misc.! 1998 Rotiemary ·anyth!no ol value In trade. T Tero lid .,_ ~-= u-~.. Pl., C.M. 646-7510. 100% ~ on the
empo pnry P ·, kit. Blgb conunisolons plus NEWPORT THOMASVILLE dining nn I balaJice: ~_,.until Sllelmm: lo.15. Mutt bt experJtnc. •hen.us. Write to R-a 1 p h · set. 48" round table, Jew• ry 815 Ma,y ... Ask tor Mr. Rhule,
EuD 'sz.t.tD per "j!. ':; ·eel In Vertical·&· En-Kelley, Knapp Sloes, Dept. No 3 Fashiob I.sland Europeap laurel, 2 leaves, 5 INDIAN Jewell!)' 1Uver I: c511&,=·1::;450.=----~-
tingD.AJLT' .,:~ ia not a no'ne Lo~-,. am. Brockton, Mus. O'J401. 'Newport Bea.ch chrs, -elk leather seats. tu r quo Is e. Reservation DRAPES, cwit. tot a I
...... .. 1'"' LocaUy contact R. G. Hen-$175. ~. prices. Rings, braceleta. 30'~'6", It anen. antique ::;"~~~doe.; EXPERIMENTAL ~ -:i~: ~';:'~ -:~ TELEPBONE WORK USED couch, $35, Crib hiahl, IQU&Sh blossoms. Jn. '""" w/C&Rment un-deUftrtrc. TransportaUon is 2l3/336-49l5. . Exp'd lady to set a~ mattress $5, Drafting stool dian Jewelry repaired. derdrapes, pert cond. Cost
....-_ We wool< -SHEET METAL ==~---~-! ~--·--~. •-•-ho $3, Lamp $3, El<ettolux Navajo Trading, 2 4 3 2 $719, sell $2.15. M7-ll071, hours al12r -one! 8 on SALESPEOPLE :;;tthj;;;iou;~~ ":; vacuum cloonor $15 • Newport Blvd CM 642-7251 r;·.:;646.9081::.,:::::::,,· =----·-~·-w ha .. ~ MECHANICS 67!>6149• ·~··· 10" ~Arm •-w -~..,. • -NEEDED """ company. ·Evening Meclolnory 116 -· -tr f'omtain Valley South b>ura le % Sat. Costa Mesa NICE, clean .Maple hutch, witb drawer t ~ eirtra ~-arou oo> 1----• I Well estahllahed 'IS ~ location. Base oatary & $100. a.est $25. Twin bed . blades. lnpld! Dado · Set & ty. You must be out Of Exper ~ in 1y-Real Estate ,oftice needs liberal lxmules. Call Mr. $15. Two tables, etc, Beige COMPRESSOR for sale. molding-. head. Sellln2 for
.c:baal by l PM. to out & f1brication of salespeople. Private desk Wood at 833.-3741. cai'pet $3'.I. 536-9574 5 HP 220 Volts. 2 mos old $M0 at Sears 1or ~ 'at ~~ P~ c Io 1 o ·toltronce one!-· Top......-. Tl!Ltl!R: . MAHOGANY bdnn sot; $4/iJ. Mi-1413 $225. Npt Bch 64fi141' ~ sheet melol ports Flocll' tlm<. Good walk-m Experienced OQJy Im Bunt-Twin 4 poste< beds, dresser, Miscollonoou1 811 Offlco Fumltu,./
required. . Mu st trafflc. ti!gton Beach'~lc santa Ana nitl! stand, desk &: other Equip. • ,. KEY ,Punch 9PCJ'&tol' mM know Ht-backs ... w. E. Lechenmyer areas. Able to work Satur-misc. items. (213) 59'1-2598
02t exp'd on IBM «111: (ll4 L--~ all-;c-s & 1860 NEWPORT BLVD., C.M. day })ourf. ldtiture. *** Sofa & Ioveseat, never CARPET ·Layer has aceessd---------~ u~· .!'.~':~!: ~~ """" ·-646-39'Jll E.,. .. 6'13-4571 CA~L .,.._.,52 ""'1, bolh for $160, usually to UlO rolls Of """"'"""SKI equlpmont -'13
......,._ a ....... _. ~ •OGJ be able oper• ~ horn ---o below wholesale prices, also Trappeur hi· back lki boots,
Ben11a 645-39.14 olo oil r o 1 0 t 0 d S.IH Position 11AINEE '· ~ ... · remnanla lo ohapea at d~-$184 now, ""'1 .,,,,. ms.
LVN ,expet, prel'd, 7-3:30. mochlnos. NEED MONEY.! SEIL AS. SEMBLE HIDE-1 A·)!~ colichnd, o~140ge count prices. 979-7820. ~ otandard old boo,.,
lledk:tliona a team leader. ~APP SH9ES •• : Part RS vmy . UU\.l\l co ' ., . BOY'S 5-speed bicycle. Pen-. "'""new, $55. Ro&aonol lkia, ~='\a~~-FflftG(.ASS ::t~~~e~= VOLT ~w~~: DESK ~/a~~o~~ ir;~~~ ~=r ~~·s.•~:
Rd, N.B. No phone calls· FABRIC i.1'Aa kit. 8lih oommJutn,,. .Plus lnlfonl Pe.-1 El<CEIJ.EN'r CONDmON 499-1463. Nevada bindlnp, 2 pot ...
pleue. "'"'" bOnus. Wtli.• to Ralpb · Temporuy Servico !:IS. SMH19!11;alt. 6 PM. USED BICYCLES :;:'.~~ute.L~llfut";/;J;
LYN & EXPER Kelley, Knaw Shoes,~· N:!848 eam..., Dr., Suite 1Jl6 CUR'l'IS-Mltbe• Color TV All "-s * ... ·-auto ~•e. ~· -N,..... Aides' 56-3061 Exporlencod In high Brockton, Mass. -·· ewport 8'ach 546-47.n Walnut cablne~ Gond cone! -~~~~~~--==~=-··-•-=='~=..:~==w __ twmpor<1ture Pl't9" LoeaJiy COn1aCI I\. C. lien-Equal Qppor, Employer $150 cub 9C4098 NEWPORT Beach TeMls PENNYS I Smith Corona
MAIDS tor motel work Apply no~• work. eon. 92l W. lAldlle Ave., W. TUTOR for Srd crade: boy 2 · ~ Oub Membership fol' sale. eleclrlc addtng machine In penon. No ph>ne calls. ,_ Covina, 911!!0 or pbqne, Hours AM. a.denilat. ' & MQVING. lllisc !Umiture, 675-0434 w/c:wer. $40. Ph. 67lH!IZI /11'+:\I\ s.a Larlr Motel 2301 ' • -213/33&4915. exp Send re9ume A. ~ refrlr, ~ dlnlng set, Wanted-Playhouse after 6. ,
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... INTENANCE MAN or lull Umc, beneflla 6 TYPIS1S WIDTE. t ,in.""' cbesL $45. Pu Re l gto ~-::'t be tamilb.r w/plumb-3333 HarbOr Blvd. security. M0--2278, 8 am1 138 E. l.8tb St., O>sta Mesa. METAL Office desk. Small $ll~P963-~n n tw.Nl.gun.
mg. ' ei~-· • _., cat-Cost• Mew, C~llf. pm. VOLT .543-4485"""""'"-"-----$45. 138 E. 18th St., C.M. ==·'-"'="'-----r:o.;u..... a~·· 1 -INE'J'l'E t, 4 hairs * 548-4485 * GUNS .: .22 Cal, semi auto,
pentry. l:lotcl exper. nee. .. lnat•nf Penonnel D se c • HOUSE full must go i.... Sun! . RUie, 12 ca. dbl . Stevens,
See Pttlonnel Manager. TARJ Tem='b,. Service excellent condl!lon. $25. 838-1046, 544-214;,"' 1891 Cati 548-411l8 aft 6
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!fAINTENANCE man • Boot ' -.. _... Call Clt!!tdft"d carpeting 2'\ ,..,. old. $1. 86'1 W. 19th CM 80-3408 A SLIP OF A DRESS with
...... " dock& Muat J>e Alo invnodl.i. opof!-,..-,:::u;,ldlO=' =-::::=·=·=·=sq=-::;:...='°:;;06';11.::::'====;:..;=="""84&"1581=;== Pl1nos/OrpM 826 pt.Ila tn m>nt ••IN tnto f!::' =-})In Zoo< 111'&1 -,11 fl', ... ,.. ', Ing oxl11S,,.. • 1klllo 1• spring! Fot 1 oott of1eel,
• ,. ecf S.Cret•e:y In CM' • ~ • ORGAN llOBBY cboole gentle crepe -1o1' · * •• ..... GERS * purc:h111nt deport----------.._ Q c:tlspnosa, a linen blend. ~FOR · ASublldlaryOt ', ment.Musttype611 TAR (iA'ZEK1<¥. S.nd!tedP ~~
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crochet it with ot without
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SWING Otrr with careb'tt,
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com bcinJer, \hJe wonted.
Pattern 1231: directiona, one
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Air Mall one! Special -
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Cal. •....... 11 _,_ J T "'"""'"",... " --f: n &Qopr Fot information yards 50-lnch .fabric.
tica lnwd.. a;;;;;:' Q;, PROO>m:AD~G, ft1Jng & Apply In Porson ' To d,...top -tor Ftldoy, ~ · c.:;,"1aoc Tom Dleletlch s£Vll!iTY->1Vl'l cmmi
....,_Mil' staff Uo.moi the IYP"~:C"'"wJ>01l1tg0_foom . oom!-a.CIOio-ld!<WIOIUl'llon 1""67 '42-2851 for each pattern -add 25
_,,..-1,.. tnoomes Of t:,tw•~. <Id •..n-Ap\lly 33'3 Harbor Blvd, ~1.odl";;::.,tlgn. """' Coos! Music S.rvlco "'nts for each pattern for
DJi,<d. per year. No .exp. N~n ~Bl·-' &t C~ Costa Me111, Calif. 2Yow 221n Q....,. ..., N""PQl't Blvd. t.l Harbor 1A~lt Mall0 .. ~.,.Spec!~ .... ~ necet-u &ll co traln1nl ., .. ,.....~ 1 "Uf ->You SI...,. ..,~ C.OSta ••--Wlll, ... , UUL\r\i .... Oven in )'OUI' ~ No self~ &4>-08li I • I .. ~ 34 In .. T• -. -·~ de will take tbnc ~==-.'~au"'*rt1a~ Rool IE•t•l9 s.~ , -• id ~ ~ iF ~iS:,.., !e-' =~~* M"'..l':. ~.:;..s.o"k~
""'; ntbel"Nlte ~ dcl!Vt"ry wlJI take thNe +
weeb or more. Send to
Alice BrOOb, the DAILY
PILOT, 105, Needlearaft
0.pt., Box 18!, Old Cbtltea l Station, New York, N.r.
100ll. Print Name. Ad4ret&, Zip, .. ._ N....,...,
N,E E D LE CRAFI' 'T2! ;-.
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d-llOe. -· so.ri.n, m>m 9-11, W., , fill I .(-~--' ,..._ ,..._ 60\'N Fi;b, 'cl-olllled t. dJI. PILOr, 442. Pattern O.pt., •-.,_ .,_.. CQl1t!nued JOOdel oqans. 23l Wnt lBth St., New
d•P•lldabl,e "tlClliMTf•lnq J_ JI _ !fl';.... :f~ r.t"'-i.r.,;y moikii priced-~. York, N.Y. IOU. Print -"" _.,.. .,,. •llftltwl T1'M Onlr -!"...,,. ..,_ r,o.-U49.50. The Ii.st dew aro .. ,..,._ -88 wtth
-· OWO -RJ1. Ooll ,_ ---•r Jl!We ,:;:-::::... ~i= -alW&)'I at ~ and ITYL!J
Val, -...---°""' . /" ' .... ......... '"''"' """" A w.nichs Music City SEE MOR.It Qu I c k
C wf~. to Pf.nr. AppileaOts fUltr ..,. A tJuW.,Y Of IJ5C.. '~ ~_1"t'l •• 1Nt. '' ~'" SOuth CoUt Plaza 50-2830 i'uhlons and chooee one :::·1'<~-~ ~~~ 'Ille~ Corp. !!r~ioo =~~ ~~ t-l~\ . +PIANOS+ORGANS r.uem frff m>m our on.• £.11111, c.M. · _,._ Qponli;p . Eipl °"""· r:mploytr jir::, ·r,;;:r· ·r,:= --•t111-·c.i1n1 0ut l'cit11U!ltie.. -~~ c.111og. All
a ~.~ ,,.._ _..._ ,•a!lll!l~'!ll!!!"!'!"!'!!"'"'I Z>~ S2-12r w1." Best qua111y • pric<o · ,.,,,,, !NSTAN'f SEWING BOOK -·-· _..... -I' DAIL~ ,,LOT aOI U""""'-u • ICawai-Steinway•Bald\\.'iD, ctr. "'w •M••, -ar ~~-·. .,...a--tors tomltko. Catt l<T. Slqaa at ,, .,., "°""' " '"'" i'layerPlanoa&Roils n. -"' ~·-·-Em~i -TARBELL cLAss1F1m ADS I,,:_-.... §::-........ :·· :i."'t-: 11~~·~~~ ~=~~~~ w, ~-.r·~ ~~ "~~~10.::
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CK. R•AL TOllS POI ACTION. • • I!;""~ ,.i:-;:g: ,.?s•• Meaa tnll 64S-3ZJCI ' Ullo 1'> tradt! !M Tloder'1
Idle -_, OoD t ---'-"'.._-'-'-'--~Goof u,_ f)J!.J 114MMOND Organ, Spinet. Put1dlte ootumn 11 lor ml
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VOL. 66, NO. 32, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGE~ ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1973
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·san_Clemente Building Boom Breaks Barrier
t! "'-:: • ~· •
~ . BY. JOlll'f V AL'l'l!llU on permits -no the ~ day before the
4'lil ... !" !'It ....., ......... ..,. coastal strip ~ nllea: go into effect> •• JI Sin Clememe· bulldini activity -wa. by far the bUsieBt day iJi bo,omed laal year, II atiiolulely exploded -depai'.tment bistorY. • • ·
•ithe month ol January with an aJ!.time "We .had people·S~ed up at the desk
mconl of j!J million· -of ~ts ' all day," Ahlman aaid._ •.
.illued .. ·• ~ • ~ .-: _ !le laid. that.the , peonlla had to be
:ll'lbe ~ lnltia~ve did·Jt..U.-. issued In haste beeallae··ot. the · waiting ~ 91 Building and. Planni)lg lines Of appllCJllllS, aod that .all the
Richan! Abbwrgave the groWlltllgures applicants· agreed' that they might have
• city~COWJCUJl\eri.. at::a Blll<llt-tessloil to retunl late<-U."1lil'aih-out'deialls on
<W'ednesdav ~said tliat tlli!;i!;i)l!s rush tlfe 'construclion proTec!St --.. .... .. .._:: .......... ' ' ''l·.I' ·t-" . •
• . ~~' -I ~ .=_ • .,. • , ~. • IJAll~'Y !PILOT Stiff "'9r. f w~~·•f a .•~·~i-.1'.;, "L~ · :
';Dana )llns High . Sc,hool'.s )land and ..ang\.\!!llllers g'o·1hrough their • \_pac~'at Dalla Harbi>r~ wharf area wellnn advan¢e Of;thls~ke.nd's ~
,,Festival of •the Whale at the new dockside-commercial: are~:·.s1<y··
divers, sailkite fliers, artiSts and other gnestS \tjll jbm t~e youn~s'ten
-thiS weekend to cele,brate !lWl annu4i ·iili..,,tion .ct J•e· .. ,..,,;.., •.
• Whale watch Cruises will be. ottered as, ~~q: •·.-.. ; . ' ' ~' : ;-·
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,u~ge·. Gr-an~ •N.ew Trml .
'(-• I • , . ,. • ' • • •
· fo. ·convicted Murderer
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;jlonvicted .killer; Thom~ Bradl~d ;-1ie cl~ar'fj>< Judg~. Chartimza to impose ~~n wu grantea a new trial s'entence. l!'daY l!r~ange County Sope.rjor eow;i --. n was•made clear 1n court tociBy tliat ~hen ~ JUil"8 .rullzed tha~ everybod)' ~ the normal' prc>c'1ure durhig the earlier
ffj'fl'lveif., Incl~ himself, .complety~Y tr¥, wouid'haVe beelt fof·lhe aame"Jwy .~~erloof9<f one. di \be ,Diii)• Po1nt ma~ • to ileliberate Oll'"Mc€otchen'9 sanity after
ploas in the earlier trial. ' it had retllrned wltli the guiI\y ~iea. ·
; ~a~e ·Wilfer <(haramza de~d , It _was ,ru;gtl'\! dufing the. burly ~chic· •! M<.'CU!dlen, 50, on the conlractor's C!Btller ·1r1ar !bat he · -
£lllly!Ctlon I~ .month al-first degree under .the , tnn~ of aleeplng plls at
'lh!irder wiW ·~ Jwy c"!·i;ule, Maidt'b t1e·time of tJie ohooting and was not in
IJ'on the lo'IOtten plea"ol ~t y fU ...i.:...ion I"'· 'ta! f cuiU '"'" Of •-··•ty • I , , ~ • JUI men a es .. ,...... """':'" • ~ , .P....e.utor JAi• Novtcil sui:oesslully :..J the new Jury "!''" •U.,t M ~ argii~''tluit if,Cc:utdlen .wits coherent at
tfas sane wbon he' lhot and , ed Mi"· 'tbe time of ·amn'anci'was' able io give
Vlt'glaia Hammett, 41, of 121 B 'fl_•ve I!!·· • an accurate acc:dunt of the Incident lo ~.Beach,, last Sept.~5 the way will . policie. :r ' t ' ; 1 Novick •tressed during 'the ~I that
· ...-M<.'Cllloheu, had ,repeatedly threatened . rust,ee Filinn : Mrs. ltamrDett lit' the months before she (;! • was gunned_Jown 91) a qeighbor'1 lawn.
• . It "as argued thal the shooUng .lor ,Re-election ! · ·~:!:ed of'·i!"°":':J..mn~0?w1~
• ' J. Mceut;hen. i>airl<Ji J. BaciU., president ~f tne •
~k CommWllly C4lltgt District '°"" of tru-s; has taken out J,apm If.J'Ul!'lor re-electtnn0to the ~d April
Dorothy l\'I. Fischer •
Of San. Clemenie Dies lllckul, of -B..rnerll'D Sl,• Dana•
,Nit, la a loal·Ume. member o1 1the s.mces.,,, ICbecUec! fer~ for llw'd, npr..ntfns .,.. four. """"''-M p•-~ ~ · 1• 'lliat areo. ...... Son Clemonte, Dana _..., • ~ ~ -Clemente ~ lllcf Clp-Beach. I reoJdont for llilVell )'eall,1 Sile died i.~ II facing opposition In tllfa bid · 'J'Ueltday It lhe Ip of 'II,
, 11/f roeledloa. RGlllld • llllncbtt '>! Mn. Flachor lea,.. m tur'l!vora.
Oiflstnno Belch liaa tmn out linn& She Uved at w w. Alesaanclro.
~ seats lo _, lout, ftve and Services· will be at S p.m •. at Shdler
!1fO are open In the April 17 electlcto. 'Mefnorlal Chapel Burial 111!1 be )lriva1e
, l"i1inc dorihe II l'ob. 11. at llfountaln View CemelOl'J ln Alladtna.
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Cooncilmen bean! the news somberly,
than launched inlo discuaslons about
growth in the city.
Among the ideas suggested at the
dinner seWon was the beefing up of the
city stall In Ahlman's · department lo
cope with the rush of lnspecilollS Ille!
other functions. that must come wbeo'the
$12 million in constructlon'beglns. Ar.<\ that will come all at once. · "'.fhi>se building permits taken out last
month are only good for 60 days."
Ahlman said. "That means that all the
construction will have to start in that
period,. or else the permits are dead."
Several major concepts emanated. from
the geoera1 d.iscus&ons conducted among
councilmen and members of the city's
three advisory commissi.9flS.
Planning· Commissioner Mel Morgan
insisted that the latest builcilng
valuations prove that bis parw:l need! a
major shift in role.
"So far we've been acting on one
brushfire after another.
"We've been doing more 'co1nmish'
and .less plan," he said.
Fellow member Roy Garbarine agreed
and stressed that the council should see k
some alternate way to handle minor
zoning hassles.
Councilmen have discussed the chances
of issign.ing the job of "zoning
examiner" to someone sue!. as Ahlman,
but conceded that the boomin& activities
in his department would forbid any new
responsibilities.
A guest during the discussions was city
planning consultant Mill Bri""ld, Ille
aut hor of the city geoual plan and tbr
ma n hired recently to flmlWlisb the
document
Brivogel stressed to tbt city offrials
that now, more than einr. they IDllll
n1ake their general plan .. a liviqg
document"
The general tenor of the discussitm
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U.S. Gets Brief List ·-
. • Ill Prisoners · Laos
Vehiele-Sagged·
Car Yiehl.S Marijuana at Oriofre
A heavily loaded sedan :which caught
the eye of border patrolmen at San
Onofre Wednesday yielded a major cache
of marijuana valued at '72,600 on the
street.
And the driver of the car which pulled
up to the roadblock, J.8.year.>ld Joel
Kevin Thoms of San Pedro, was turned
over to U.S. ~ agents. 1.,
Tbe Incident oeCUrrecI at •about 10 a.r1L
.. Tho1111 allegedly Jl!~l ..... •p lo.o!ficera
and ·they noticetl 'ibf• Nilt of the auto
sagging. , ' '
Patrol spoiemnen said officers asked
to look inlo tlie !funk, but Tilow insisted
he had no key.
Patrolmen then forced open the lid and
found the illicit cargo' -330 kil<>'atr.ed
bricks weighing more than two pounds
each. . • •
Officers said the car .is registered to a
f esident of Fountain Valley but declined
to elaborate on the scope of the federal
investi·gation which was launched later~in
the day. .4 • .. f, • ~,, -t ,,. ' . ~ .. tr.
· Tboota wiit·lallen· lo San Diec<> O>unlY .
Jail .............. Jedoral;.~
CU&llil\o =tJj;.(-I . lie•»· · · lo ]lo ,arrJ!illled•early•
today In U.S.~ CoQi:t In San Diego.,
BaU1 -.figures on, .the man were1 DQt
immedlateiy" available.
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Murder· of Hei'l· Work
Of Sexual Psyc"'9p~th
• WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -
The bludgeon munler Of Charles Donald
Belcher, wbo won prominence with a
court fight lo get bis grandfather'• for·
tt.m.e, was. the work of a "sexual psycbot-
i~," according to police.
Detectives operated on that theory !<>-
day as they fanned out around this play·
grotmd of the rich to question frienda Of
the~ye-ar--otd-anttque ~deruer-w11-crs-e-
knile-mutilated body was found Monday.
"Anytime you have a victim whose sex
organs are mutilated, you have .to work
on the theory that the killer was a sexual
psychotic/' a police spokesman said. "We
are tracking down and questioning all of
his fri~l!y bis male friends,"
be said.
An aulopsy showed Belcher died from
a blow on the bead. But bis body had
been alasbed 25 times with a knile.
Police said it wu i-ihle robbery was
the prime motive -that Belcher was
muUJated by the killer as an alterthoughl
• Friends said he usually carried large "!'"' of mooey. Detectives did llQI flaj
' blt wallef or a murder weapon.
Sever1l 1nUques and paintings ftre on
the hack seat~ his station wagon,fpark·
ed '*"'>'· _Belcher owned . an anU'IUS shop in
Atlanta.and planned to open another soon
ib West Palo\ lle'!d;l, He llV<d' jn an
elaboralely. decorated home in Atlanta
and commuted to. West Palm Beach.
Belcher came into social promlneoce in
(Bee MuRDER, Page Z)
Mr. McDmigaIL
Last Rites Held
Funeral services were be.Id today for
Crosby B. M.cllougal~ a local realtor and
EU.. Lodge member who died Tuesday ID
Capistrano Beach. He was 75.
Mr. McDougall came to 8an Clemente
in 19111 and joined EU.. Lodge 2068 in 1163.
He had been a member of the Alhambra
EIU Lodge No. 1328 since 1936. He was a
native of Chanute, Kan.
He leaves his widow, Hazel, of the
family home at 196 cane Priltcesa; three
daughters, Mrs. Robert Ellis of West
Covina, Mrs. Ralph Wallield of Temple
· City and Galla Hutchinson of San Jose ;
two ·grandchildren a n d three great-
grandclllldreri-. · ~ ·
'nte family has suggeste'd contribUtion:I
to tbe Elks Charity Fund.
·.,. ·Panda Pqnder
Hsing-Hsing, Ling-Ling in Luv-Luv
WAS!DNGTON (tJPI) -It may be 20 dejirees with a wintJ;Y wind..
slicing through the National Zoo, but It might" well be spnn'J! for ·
· -µitg·Lin~ and Hsing-Hsing, the only· two giant pandas In captivity
m the Uruted Statea. ' ,
The, young pandas are lllrting shamelessly · tllr<>Yah· the wire
feneethataeparates.lbe1routdoorcage1.-• ·" , -· · . •
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Panda koo.per Urry R. COilins sars ·the two ~a '1tcreasingly,
more tlme getting one another'• attention wilb handstands and other
aoclally i ... acceptable gestures of love. • · , •
Will they mai. 111d plOduce the lllh panda bom in captivity? . .
' . Alu, Colllu aid Wednelday, the paildu will have no physical contact for peiillpa two-7ears · , • .. '
''The female plDda II biQer' ihd older than the male AAd he
11111 get ueed lo -wng a aubmiR!vl role In their relationshleo''
ColJln.a said. "They are too toung for mating-and bringing them l<>-
gelber now m., rule out any hope 1 we have for producing off. spring.• • •
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Relatives
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Notified
WASHINGTON (API -'Ille UDllted
States. today received a lilt el 11!"8
American . ...,....._ beld eaiplite ill
Laoo whole nlmea 1lft'liilullJ ..,. ....
, ~bf:°* North""' Ell P1J , I ~ ..,,._, .. lei !ht .. ii hdll-(P 7 ' •
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The Diftme Deputaamt ju+ .. ' tJ
began notifying relalins of Ille pol m
and an official • •DDC11iw:mwnt wm
upected' once this hod been ,,.,.......,
The list was turned ,,_ to U.S.
fficiais-tn Palb' by tbl! --Vietnamese and immediately traosmttted
to the Pentagon. where .wd was f1asbod
to casualty assistance officers an:und die
COW1try respoosible for lnfomu,. -.
R SIGNS MEDICAL P0$f '. Of·kin.
l UC:lll De · lostlck · ·U.S. prisoners beld In Laos _,, not •. : "' ' ·on ' . : !Deluded ill the two lisla '"-U.S. ' ,..,. 'I -' • Officials in PB.tis satunllJ ~itw 5155 i $ ,,,.,. ,;.• ~ • ' : ........,_ ·t'' · ' Americans beld captive In Nartll ...i V,~1, ,:~etJ '$choi>l ; :~:!/=:.and5Sothtnwboc&diD
• · But once U.S. olflciils ~ t be De'hJ~, ',"AeS;·UUS ' POWa in Laos were missioc -Ille , ,.,_ ~.ft l"O ' list, the United states ~ !i1st11 _.~ r-•1 ti 1 1 Vietnam for·tbose names.
The Pen!Aigon previously -lix To T. ea.ch, Study Americana captive .. i.a. .......
, missing. Two of the sis turned op ca tl!e
UC Irvine medlcal school dean Warren list of those beld In liorth VlelDam.
t:;. ~tlclnllday-t<!lg!l.a·thepO;t"he's-· Althougb-only.-a -llDll1 -bod
Id I . d ill 'tu lo full been listed as caplun!d. tile ~ he or rune years an w re m believes that other men carried •
tirile ·teac.hiJig and research. missing were tilkeo alive by memJ
ll<loticlt, 58, of Newport Be~, is forces in Laos. Most ~ Ille miuing ~
hospitalized at Orange County Medical are pilots shot down ill lir 1tri1res apimt
Center for treatment of a 11cardiac the Jungle supply routes known as the DD
. -'"·· . . · Chi Minh traU. irregw•<ity of rhythm." A UCl-Calilornia The Pentagon bu charged that North
College of Medicine spokesman lidded, Vietnam, in identifying 5li5 captifts,
however, "Dr. Bostick's health is failed to account for 51 ather Gls Iman
generally good and his present to ~e be.en prilCDel'S ol war in
confinement bas nothing to do with the Southeast Asia. Oflioials are baP>IC tlll!
resignatjon. He is h~altby and IOQks. Laotian list wW swell the number al #
forward to returning to teaching," the POWs to be released by the Omurw•ist•
spokesman !old tbe-llAILY PILOT. beginning neit week.
BostlCk, who recenlJY completed his Earlier, the U.S. Command and oilier
efforts in the successful drive to gain official sources denied a n:port that three
voter support in November for the state, .American priaOoets of the V'tet Cmc had
health aciences bond measure, has been been released and flown bad< to ~
both dean of the UCI medical school and aboard a U.S, belicopter,
a P,,.lcssor of pathology. He bas served ·Command spotosmm laid t111!7
on the UC faculty for 30 years. . (See POWS. hge J)
A spokesman for UCI Chancellor Danlel G. Aldrtch Jr. said a committee
wU! be formed to seek a replacement for
Dean. Bosllck. Dr. Stanloy VanderNoort
~ expected to serve .s acting dean.
He oversaw the move of the Callfornia
9Jllege of Medicine from its Los Angeles
campus to the new lrvlne campus When
U ·merge<\ with the UC system. The bond
Issue will provide tbe first state funds for
a pem;lnent campus at Irvine for the
formerly,private medical school.
' Cap~tr~o PTA Unit
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BackS Bond-:-Election
' Membemi of the Clplstrano UniOed
·Council of Parenl·Teacher-Student .uaOclai!bns bave endorsed the Feb. to
bond elec!IMl th!!.1 WOUid permit '2$
mWloo !or c:oostructlon of new schools in
tbe booming district. . .
An .-Uon spokeoman bao·reported
the i!OUP plans lo send Prtsldenr Nixon
Ille! ,hilt !amlly a fact sheet on the bond
laue, an endorscmen\ form and
aPlllicatlonl flit tbee<ltee ballots .
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Hospital
Approved
On Appeal
. ~all Girl Ring
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Alleged in Beach
By GFA!RGE LEIDA!.
Of .. Dlltr ..... salt
The 162-bed "..OO" hospital f.., the
Western World Medical FoundaOon's 150-
acre health center adjaceol to UC
Jtvine's medical school and 1-ltal lw
been approved on appeal.
The initial portion of the ultimate non-
profit medical center and commwtily
hospital complex was re}ected by the
Orange Counly health planning council
last September.
'l1le foundation , based st 833 Dover
Drive, Newport Beach, appealed the
denial to lhe Bay Ar.a Health Planning
Council -the routine appeal body for all
HPC decisions in California.
The Bay Area group approved the new
Irvine hospital on a S.3 vote. That means
the hospital which would have been built
anyway regardless of the appea)
decision, will be allawed to accept
med1cal patients whose -bills may llieii be
reimbursed by the state health program.
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of .. D.itr l'lllt Iliff
Three women who police alleced two
weeks ago were running a call girl house
right in the middle ol a north llunlinCloo
Bea<h residaltial oelghbor-.....
aJTI!SUod again Wednetday Dlght.
'Ibis time the charges were the same
as the first time -conspiracy to commit
prostitution and maintaining a house of
prom.itution.
Upoo the fint arrest, the judge let the
women go on their own l'eCOfllllwice.
This time the judge wu a bit more
testy and bail ii $5,000 each. The trio
New Oasses
For Adults
To Commerce Some of the original opponents to lbe
Western World Foundation seed hospital
are seeking 25 signatures from the
OCHPC's 75 members to require a state: board bearing on the hospital. A new semester or adult education
Western World director Walter · claues will begin Feb. 20 in the
Burroughs said today, however, '"lbe CaJ>:islr~ Uz:iWeci School District and
state board may or may not decide to registration will be held from 7 to 9 p.m.
refiear lt. It has been approved twice." . Feb. 13 ~ 14 In the san Clemente High
1be original facilities review committee School Llbrary. .
of the Orange <:ounty council narrowly The nearly. 40 clas~ of~~ on
voted its approval. The full council on weekday ~verungs lfv~ mstruction m _the
Sept. 25 voted it down 24 to 10, an action arts,. tiusuw:ss ~tion. bome~king,
the appeal body deemed "irregular.•• ErWisb· social stqdies, math and science,
The Bay decision may, il the state forelg!l languages and Industrial arll and
board refuses to review the case, be the physical education.
final okay necessary to launch the All classes may or. may not be taken
project described as a "Mayo Clinic of for high school credit and are open . to
the West," by State Sen. Dennis E. anyooe more than 18 years. old. High
Carpenter, (R~Newport Beach) who schoo_l .students . must obtam written
beads the volunteer organizalioo of civic· penrusstOD of tbetr ICbool coumelon to
leaders and medical doctors. enroll. . .
Western World Foundation · is Academic counseling service ,.
committed to creating the hospital and available on an awointment basll at lhe
related commercial and health facililifs adult ICbool office at San Clemente High
and has private funds to cover the costs School. . •
of construction of the seed hospital The ~ curricul~ includes a course in
ultimate project would be self-sustaining basic automotive . IDB:1DteMnce and
and would complement, not replace, the "-!'; a new Wednesd8y evening class
UC! medical school and teaching hoopital teaching German; photography claues;
development nearby. a ~ which studies mau. media
Western World bas planned its mix of techniques and a course in English as a
hospital, . medical offices, and related 'T"'cbm 'Tu3;. "Preparing Slide Film
commercial services for 150 acres of land n-.._..AU ,,. Hered to lteJ stud ts near the intersection of MacArthur .-1~14 oos ts o p en
Boulevard and Univeriity OriVe in o~ programs for busl~s. Irvine recreational or community service
UCI. Mpecls to build ill 350-bed projeds. .
teaching hospital and medical ICbool A survey o1 calilomla natural history
cl d labo to ~"'"·-an Is plamtell to examine Indian hiatory. aSSt'OOm an ra ry ........,.. on eology inimaJ beha •• and land ud
adjacent ISO.acres aJre8'ly owned by the ~ ~vln>nmenll -:.'\'U. an emphasis
UC Regents. •
'l'ogether, the nelgbboring parcels upoo caoaervatloo.
would result in a 300-acre health complex
aervlng Irvine and Harbor Area residents
eJl!)eCted to number a bail millioo by
19111.
Newport to Host
First Meeting
Of Coast Group
The South Coast Regional Coastal
Conservation Commission, created by
Proposition 20 approved by the voters in
November, will bold its first meeting in
Orange County Feb. 5.
Supervisor Ronald C8spers of Newport
Beach, a member of the commission, ·
said the session woulcbegin at 7:30 p.m.
in lhe Newport Harbor High School
auditorium.
The commission has jurisdiction over
all developments within 1,000 yards of
the coastline and covers Los Angeles and
Orange counties. .
Mrs. Judy Rosener or Newport Beach
is another local member of the
commission. She represents the public
and Caspers, the board of supervisors.
Mayor Arthur Holmes of San Clemente
also is on the commission.
HUIT.DING •••
focused on the city's reputation as a
tough jurisdicti-On for developers.
City Engineer Phil Peter urged that
the officials maintain. the stance.
"We've got the last of the prime land
on this coast in Orange County," he said.
"And we should mal:e sure thal lhe
developers don't come here and make ua
slack off on our requirements."
Councilman Wade L<>wer agreed,
pointing out recent developments which
have increased in quality because the
city held off and stuck to its
requirements.
"We bad plans come to us for a mobile
home part in the oort:t end of the city.
but we stuck to our guns and now we
have a fine planned community going in
instead.
"We had poor plans come to us for a
hospital near cily hall; we held on and
now we have a fioe facility near
Shorecliffs.
"This is what we have to keep on
doing.
"We do have the prime land, and U
we're careful, we can tale advantage of
this OOom." he said.
remained in custody today.
Booted into Orange County Jail -
Judy AM Klusmeyer, 25, Helen Marie
Ryan, 37, and Carol Ann Domian, 27.
They were arrested on a warrant.
Vice Lt. Robert Rhinehart alleges the
three wmnen have been wcrting lb a
home at mi C.potooe Lane in the Clli-
fonlia Clas.!lics tracts.
Reaidents ol the neiiJ>l>orhood started
police investigating the womea.•1
acttvitiea when they became eancerned
with the aetlvllles al the home.
One woman, who asked not to be
ldentilied, told the DAILY PILOT that
the women did not oeem to 1lw! In tbe
home but arrived in the ~ ml
left late at night.
She said there appeared to be quile a
few men, who drove expemive can who
visited lhe home wblle lhe Wo1nm wmo
there.
The woman also said site had seen the
home's occupants answer the froot door
dressed in negligees or sbortie
nightgOW)ll. Rhinehart said investigation ol the
ptOllituUOn operation will continue.
When asked il the -o1 . lnvestlgallon, arrest and release ol tbe
trio was likely to develop into an endless
cycle, he sakl:
"If they're in our community a:od
violating our.. Jaws, we will continue to
arrest them. The laws here will be
enforced. We have an obligation to the
residents of tbiB romnumity to do m. ••
Johnny Carson's
Son Allegedly
Held With ~rugs
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPl)-A )'llllQg
man who identified himself to polloe as
the son ol televlsloo st.ar JohnlQ> canon
facea a March 19 court appearance on
drug charges and operating without a
driver's license.
Richard w. Carson, 20, of J-
Heighll, N. Y., charged with pmuaing
illegal drugs and operating under the
influence of drugs, was arraigned in cir-
cuit court and released on $150 bin!
Wednesday.
A spokesman for Carson said. "As tar
as we know he's Johnn,f'a SOI!. He bu
a son named Richard who ii 20 and 1iws
in New. York City.''
The television star ii "in Mmco """"'
place" and wW not be available fer ccmr
ment, lhe spokesman said.
State police who investigated the Tueo-
day accident in which young °""'" was
involved on the Connecticut Turnpike
said they found a bottle cmtaining 35
tablets of methaqualooe, a powerful bar-
biturate, in the car.
Carson was taken to Yale-New Haven
Hospital where he was treated for minor
injuries and later released.
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COAST COLLEGE CHANCELLOR NORMAN WATSON ON CAMERA AT KOCE-TV, CHANNEL 50 Tolouilio&~odlity Dodiatod In RI .. • 11 Huntlngtolf Be1ch'1 Golden Wost College '
Channel 50 Wins Praise
In Official Dedication
Orange Comy's lint lane teleoisioo
stat.ion ... ....,..,,..., w.......i.y night
amid glowing lftdirt:iown that it. will
quickly become .. -cultural resource to the ~-
KOCE-1V <lmmd SI actualiy bepn
b-nadca¢ing Ne';'. 2i, iDt de\tiraticw1
Cb&tarirs: last Digllt al the lflmliogtm
Jieadl -IOlt .. ·-Go thal acmmL
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--~ miilahle soar<e -the sy>tem ... np far prisoner
""""" under the Paris -agr.......i and -DDthiag to snbstanDate the ftPll'l.
The reaxn. was based ... atmml
gi""" by a U.S. MmJ oflica .who
claimed to bne been m the recovery
missjm Be g;m a det21W aecoant.
saying die pi ..... weft Mra·•.....tiraJJ,y
happy" and "jwptd o 11 _.. their
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"This is a noteworthy event in the
illustrious history ol Orange County,"
intoned Dr. Nonnan E. Watson,
cbancel1or of the Coast Community
College District which operates Channel
50.
"Channel 50 bas the potential to Jake
education into every ll>me and ·office in
the county at limes when it is most.
convenient," be added. ,
Dr. Watson noted w~h satisfaction that
the district will use Channel 50 to offer
televised courses for full college credit
beginning next week.
Guests at Wednesday's dedicaUon
included Ronald caspers, chairman of
the Orange County Boar<j of Superviaors,
and Robert Fiocb; a former secretary of
Health, Education and Welfare and the
White House emmisary to the dedicaUon.
The cerelnorues also included televised
messages of congratulations from Gov.
Rooald Reagan, Assembly Speaker Bob
Moretti, . ;ind ,Slate Sen. Dennis
Q4'peoler.
ID eontrast to the · optimistic remark!
of• these •ipeakm, keynote ,'cleillcatlon
speabr Cicil'Smitli, televisiori ciitlc far
the Los Angeles Times, sounded a more
somber tooe.
p,-pw J Alter condemning commercial
-.-televisfon as "endlessly redundant,
MURDER hopelessly imsponsible, deliberately
, • , mediocre, and ollimately boririg," Smith
t warned that public television faced
·~ ' , Armed Man Nets · 1
$50,000 in Gems
From Salesman
A clean-cut, middl ... ged bandit, armed
with a revolver, held up a diinmd
salesman for $50,000 worth o1 unset
damonds in Seal Beach Wednesday.
U . Martin Black of the Seal Beach
Police Departmenl said the holdup
occurred at about 10:50 a.m. in lhe
parking -lot of !be Rossmoor Shopping
Center on Seal Beach Boulevard.
Bill Fletcher, 44, a salesman for the
Universal Diamond Company of Orange,
told police be had just pulled Into the
parking lot wh<n • man approaclled his
car from the passenger l8ide.
Leaning through the passenger window,
lhe man pulled whal F1etcher described
as a .32-<:aliber revolver and said, "Give
me lhe hag and you wool get hurt." ,
Fletcher said be banded over bii
attacbe case which coo.taioed ZOO looli
diamonds. :
According to police reports, thl
gunman took the case alld ran fitnJugb
the parking lo~ disappearing from sight
around the comer of a !JUlldlng.
The robber was tlelcrlbed as being
c1ean-sbaven, with ·short, dart hair, o1.
medium build and about 45 to 5S YWj
old. ..! U . Black said detectives ":'T
investlgaUng the possibility lhal !ht
bandit may have had inside inlonnatlotj
., to the route Fletcller followed wbes
calllng·on local jewelry storelL
196! after be wm a court battle that several crises oUts own. ~ Smith went on to describe "a murky C l' _ F nd • · ~gr~wl=l~joa A~ Sa-le of theworlfded"eralin wblcb funding was scdarce andf 0 rege U ing '
QQ ~----UCI· ---government was 1n anger o
magnate W. D. Bmla. attempting to tum public TV into a "sort Pilot Arrest:ed .!..!'."m' ~~.-.:::.:.~ of domestic Voice of America . spouting Misuse All.eged -~ ~---lhe party line propaganda."
store dert ill Atlanta during the "Welcomhlg a public television station
F D k Fl • rmpliaa isn't unlike greeting the birth of a baby OAKLAND (AP) -.In -t Ibey allege , Or run yr.ngeetllid wwww a 1ew days after in Biafra," he said. was one of the largest misuses of U.S.
bel"*'"i'C a nn'1111mirt that -i"he mmey Smith called on Channel 50 to aid and grant funds to a single campus.
An emmt 'aviator with three im~ liRIJ to dml(le my ilabils." fearlessly broadcast high qualily federal audit officials claim $574,621 was
passengers aboard a single engine plane Butitdid,andBekbor~bimsell programming, and il necessary, to "improperly" paid to Merritt College
hit a tall tree in Buena Part near in Allanla's miwd of ,.,.W. at produce programs that only appeal to a studenls.
midnight Wednesday but managed to coooerts. art ech3i•s and operas and ~ty. The conclusion was based on a
land at Fullerton Municipal Airpcrt soan eDJ• t ' a 'f"'llltaCicm for "Tbe lJtoadei-lhe base of a medium, sampling of 147 students selected Jt
where be was arrested. . U.owiac lavilb aft«-eprn parties at bis the lower the cultural level ," Smith said. random to prepare the audit, Dem1is
Jamel D. Young, 40, of Fullerton was home. "And couuner<Ial television bas lhe Norris, ,assistant to the regfillJaJ dlredor
arrested for assertedly flying an airplane ll<ldJor was .,._.... flam high broadest base In the history of lhe of lhe Health, Educalioo and w.-
while intoxicated. 9Chool, but Gllft'" taM warm be was world." Department's au.fit agency, said
Buena Part police Officer Dave "too poor" to_,... Al..,. time, Smith lampooned American television Weilnesday. Federal aid Is received by
Williams visited the scene where the Befc11er llft!d ill ~ wbeft be in contrast with European programming 2,2Cl studenll on the campus, he saijL
plane bit the tall tree at IZ71 trial to -......, as an -· but in noting that"'Wben me comes l(long, It The audit, -covering a four.year period,
Commonwealth Ave. and following bis ~ w a11e _..,.... after wlll be the British whci produce the only alleged that 71 peroent of the reoords
investigation Sgt. Steve Stavtey was being limited to bit parts ill ...,_ programs of any validity about our examined failed to stand up to loan
dispatChed to lhe Fullerton Airport to television series. revolutioo." requirements for federal aid.
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$500 bail. Nobocfr SEW Westinghouse for LESS than Caspers· said the public is invited to
attend the meeting.
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BELFAST (AP) -Gabriel Savage, 17,
was kissing his 16-year<ild girl friend
goodnighl when his tillers arrived.
The men dragged him from lier arms
and bundled him into a car as she
screamed in terror. They drove away.
shol him through the head and left his
corpse in a ditch.
Savage was the third Roman Clthollc
ttt<>ager slain in Northern Ireland
this -t. pn!Slllll8bly by Prote>tanl
te'!"rists. Two others were badly
.. oonded.
u'lllis, I fear, is a campaJgn to
teml'ize and intimidate fomlll ... ," said
Geny Fill, a lll"mincnt ca.lllolic poll-tician. ' "' •
''Tbe)'-probably died jusl -tbey
were haptlud into a faith other than lhal
.of the gumnen," said • ranting
polJceman.
Peter W1ttenon, a, WU the fiat to
die. lie was standing with anotlier I>
)'OIN>ld M"""-Y In tbe tioonnlJ ot bll widowed _., 11ore 1o t11e r.n.
Road dlslrict. A ""7 o1 boDeb ltltm a
~ car cut the two boys clown.
Wau.r.i dim <o11 the apot. Hil friend
lllnl•od, bildlJ WOtl!ded J'!illl' Railer~~" H, !ell bll lltime In thl
ADWia1own Dlllrlct 'llleldly nflfllt
lot bond pnctlce_ !Ill -•Id iillo
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encouraged the boy to join the hand I
because he had asthma and blowing the
trumpet might help expand bis lungs.
His body was found ....,.al hours later
at the Giant's Ring, a circle of
prehistoric stones outside Belfast. Police
said he had been made to lie on the
ground, the hood bun bis coat -pulled 'OVer his head, and two bullelt
were fired into his brain. '
"I hope the men who hooded my boy, my pale 8nd slck!Y boJ, ana thoii
murdered him will live with tbe lll)lt of
bis thin UtUe lace !orewr," uld
Rafferty's mother.
Savage was 1natclled lata TaeotllJ ~His gii'I !fiend, Identified for bor
only .. Elizabeth, atrvded wltla U.. 11uidrw bui Ibey pflJled a cm 11111
throatcned to .shoot ber. too,
"Sha raa oil crying and the eor droft
•WIY." a relaUve uld. Another 17-year<ild Catholic 10Ulb -waltlng'!lome WednesdaJ Dllbt . ......, a
man behind hliii sOOuted: '1Yey, JWI"
The youth turned ti"OUnd. and Iha -fln!d lour sholi 11 almoat polal-l>iat
ranp.
TWo btJ!)ell hft the bOJ' ..,.
ponelratfng his abdclmen. DcelGra aid
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WASlllNGTON (AP)
Ralph Nader told OOllO-
W..m..dly H 11111 on)J -
require auto mak<n lo ""' for repolr al CST Af<l;f ct.
!eds, bill bock up Ille ,_n
-1rifb crimiDal -1--And, Dr. WJlliam Roddan,
head of Ille industry'• llllllluUo
for Highway Safety, aid lhst
tm model csn, de&pile -
federal -· ..., blro!y lllOl'e crash resisWJI lit low
speOdl than last year'I csrs.
NA DE R , OONSVKE!l
.. Wblle Hoose oppose this.
"'Why should millions of
conlWM1'S stuck w I t h
defective wbicles pay for the
m a n uf.actun:rs mistakes"
Nader said, when manutactUrers "have willfully
-tbelr promise lo Olngress.'
ADl>MONAILY, N a d e r
ssid, Ibo rtcall process has
hem 1lrawn out by clever
iodiiilry lawyers who realize
that delay, in errect, means.
viclary.
advoca~ and Haddon ,._ , _______ .-
testifying beforo Ille Senate ·
This process should be
apedited and opened to !he
piblic, Nader said.
Ev!!n when a defect is found,
he said. theri is foot4ragging
by industry .
Commer<>< Committee -hu before H a bUI lo n!ljllitt
Detroit to PIY for all safely
defects.
Asto, Nader ssid, Ille aalo
companies should be n!QUirod
-at federal clitcretion -to
Allergan's
Earnings
Rise 22%
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can ml lo repair safe1)'
defects m a car model
--ifilbosbemraold
-limos. Delnlit and Ille
"Criminal and stiffer civil
peoalties" sboutd be added to
the law "where manufacturers
willfully refuse to notify or
recall vehicles,'' Nader S3id.
* * * * * * Insurance Finn Adds
Cars w -Bumper tist
~~ ~ :U,,.te is updating the standard test barrier without
earnings reulta. ~-bumper cla:ww• mnboard any damage.
For 111e lhr<e lDOOlhs eoiled -ml addlllc rm.i and Yoho Tbe 1m models certified for
Dec. 31, net sales iiicreued :II 1o Ille lillt. Allstate's 15 percent discount
percent over last year to "Rm•..,• tbal ea late a include an of Chrysler Corp. 's
$4,139,000. Operating iDccme bump are DOW •nilahle from passenger cars, American
reached .-.ooo. a 54 percent mllllY auto" mamaf•1•nas;." MotA:lrs Mat ado r and increase over the like period an ADsta&e I n s u r a n c e
PVBIJC NO'ltCE last year, while net iDL"ome 0•11J•'1 ap*'5mm aotect Ambassador models, all Lin-
f'KTmOUS sus1111E:Ss rose 11 percent to $362.• or reoeildy as he released a cur-cotna and Continentals, and all
Tr. ....:C ::_111:~ •-22 cents per share. real lilt ~ 1573 modd domestic Mercurys. ·
u : -For the year, net iNes P'.-.ereanthatqualifyfor ~."~"::-v=.'~~: m: co... advanced 25 JM5"Cl:nl to AD11*'1 lS md. 9 permit FOR1YS TRUNDERBm.D
L ~ nw . ., a:-. "~ Cast• $11,256,000, while eamings per dbcoont• an mftision Jo.. ,..., c..ut. f2l2I -'---fro aho meets the performance ni. ........ "' lllllflt aN1uetM .., ... ~ rose m 66 cents-to • Mance. , .. _ ceot.s with 7 -· -levels for Ille 15 percent dis-L Htl Ti-~~ _..,
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SAS Buys
16 DC-9
Airliners
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (APJ
-Making the largest 1.ircraft
otder in its history, the
Scandinavian Alrttne System
(SAS) has purchased 16 twfn.
engine Super OC9 jet airliners
from the McDonnell Douglas
Corp.
The $10()..m.illion sale was
announced here Tuesday by
the airline.
SAS AUO has an option to
order four addltiona.1 DC9s.
Twelve OC9s will be
delivered during the next year
and the other four will be
delivered during 1975, airline
officials said.
The medium-range planes
ordered Tuesday will be built
at McDonnell Douglas' Long
Beach, facility, a spokesman
said.
DOUGLAS ALREADY has
delivettd 36 OC9s to SAS.
Twentr._~four of the planes
have Deen of the series 40
design -the largest of the
four DC9 versions.
SAS ordered three other
DC9s last October at a cosl of
$66 million.
SAS is the first company to
order OC'9s with engines
equipped with environmental
features designed to cut down
on smoke and noise, a Douglas
spokesman said.
THE AIRLJNE said the jets
will replace its French-built
CaraveJles, which will be put
up for sale in 1974.
NTN Firm
In Irvine
•Y nw-M, •aro. o.uty. Capitalized researdl es· eauat. first ollered in M8ftb 15 . percent discount . when
Nilbhtd 0r ..... com o.Jtv "::=. pendituns from the .com--mt, ii ~ fer l9'1J equipped with factnni--installed NTN Bearing Company, t=""' 11. 2:S """ F.,,_., ~~ pany's Nelson ·Rese:lrdl 6 Amfrican Motors' Hornets -i , subsidiary or Tojo Bearing in
Development subsltiary ...., Md Gnmlim equipped with front and ,..,;. bumper guards Japan is building a 26,000
PVBLIC N011CE tributld 5 cents per share to an optimal rear remftnllle or the delme bumper group. square foot warehouse facility
suPR•• •c:,. °'" TM• quarterly earnings. 'lbele ez-bmuptr system. aocmdiaC to Among foreign manufac-in Irvine.
STAH o. CAUFOll.•lA ,_ peoses have been capitalized the spimsman turen, Volvo bas certified all The Don Koll Company of
TM• c:ou:r:n OUM• since the beginning of the ae-'l1lis muhmnn Ailslate dis-its l97J passenger cars for the Newport Beach is the builder.
tcme1 °" ...... , .. O¥ PnlTIOll cond qurter and contributed cmnt. nqubes that a car I~ percent discount and Saab Architect a r al Building
POil NoaAH °" WILL MD ll'Oll 11 ~--•·-I --~.... ~----~ bas ~·~ed ,.ts 97 and 99 ~ . ... d . Lmnl:U TQTAM•lfTAllT ceuw per IKMU'C Of W.::: wuuww a ..... ~-uuw-\.-a-Ull -VJOcepts lS u~ CStgner. o..:~ of ru>HNCE E. GUVES, year. aasb. fnJut and rear. inlo a model for it. Completion is set for April.
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2 Air~es Drop
Ott B ... k B0«rll
Richan! J. Flamoon W
of Corona de! Mar has
been elected as vice
chairman or the board
of Security Pacific Na·
tlonal Bank and senior
vice president or its
parent co~pany, Se<u· rtty Pac· ic Corpora·
lion.
Sailors
Prefer
Burgers
TRANS WORLD AJrlines
said it would recommend that
its board of directors not ell:·
ercise its options on six eon.
cordes because "first priority
miwt be given to the improve-
ment and expansion of o u r
present subsonic fl eet." The
airline also said it had "some
serious question as to t h e
economic viability of the Con·
con1e on TWA's 1vrtem."
Pa:n Am and TWA are re-
SAN DIEGO CAP) -Navy
cooks In this area say their
chow ham't surfered from an
mler that cheaper meats be
used in Navy mess balls.
But there Is some gniinbllng
In the ranks about the
directive from Adm. Elmo
1.wnwalt Jr., chief of Naval
operationl.
Officials Fire Shots
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TODAY'S LUNCH for 6,llllO
men at the Naval Training
Center includes baked meat
loaf and fried ruet of perch,
plusaeconds.
At Food Labeling Law
The galley chief, Barkie
Mcberron, claims "most of the
kids prefer hamburgers, even
over steaks." Stand.log lines to
the more expensive selections
are always smaller than the
speed line to hamburgers,
Mcherron said.
But the first two sailors
questioned at the !2nd Street
Naval Station v o i c e d
complaints.
"It seems to me like I'm
eating st.ew all the time, or
macaroni and cheese,'' said
Seaman Appren. 2.C. William
Hoblitt, J9, of San Luis Obispo.
••1 baWlfl 't 1een too much
meat."
KEY WOID IN
DENTISTRY
''PRMNTION'"
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The government has told a
federal court that groceries
accounting for a large portion or the shopper's food bill
might decline In quality il the
Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) I is forced under
existing law to order aU food!:
to list. all ingredients on their
label!.
THE ARGUMENT In the
PSA Chief
Gets Post
By Reagan
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
founder and president of
Pacific Southwest Airlines, J.
Floyd Andrews or Pacific
Beach, has been appointed to
the California Navigation and
Ocean Development
Commission, G o v. Ronald
Reagan's office announced
Wednesday.
Andrews, 5.1, fills the
vacancy created by t h e
resignation of J. Jamison
lty TEalY GIANT. I .Ph Moore of Pacific Palisades.
He is also a director of the No tongeT is the old 18¥-G d Elect · ing. ''Brw>h your teeth artet San Diego as an r1c
every meal and J£e your Co.
dentist twl1..-e a year" the rul-Andrews will receive only
ing factor tn ljifltal health. actual and necessary expenses
Now the rM!W"Concept. is pre-in connection with his
vention and dentists start by assignment. His term expires motivating their patients to ,,,,4 learn how fu control plaque. Jan. 15, l;r1 •
At the beginni ng there may He is unregistered with any
be fn>quent vlsit.s until the political party.
dentist has thoronghly in-II-.:._ __ .:._============:!
structed lhfo patient Jn the
technic1ue. Then, a visit every
four months is encouraged
Not loo long ago, lots of
cavities. chronic gum prob-
lems and other dental ills
were accepted as an every-
day pert of living. But now,
prevention is helJllng to
change: all this.
YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR
CAN PHONE US when you
need a delivery. \Ve will de-
liver promptly without ex-
tra charge. A g\eat many
'people rely on us for their
health nttds. \Ve "''elcome
requ~t<i for delivery service
and charge accounll.
PARK LIDO PHARMACY
S51 Hospital RNd
Newport lhach 641-15'0
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NOW
25°/o
DISCOUNT
ON STOCK llOUIAGl COMMISSIONS
A Pint lft The W..t-A lf"lll~h Fot The
lndt.Mlual l"YMtorl
Over half of the aloe.ks traded on the New York Stock
t:J:cbanp:' tbe Amerlcati Stock Exc.h&nae, l'lnd Regional
atoclt ~l'I {&.lmor;t all of the popular ones -Ameri-
can TeJephonf. Gt•nenl f\foturs. Tt•xaco, etc ... etc., and
le:alet' knaWn unes COOJ a1ao aN" tl"adt'd "oU-board .. by
n'-bliahed broket91:e houk"S at com.parablt! ~ to the
llri"" -... u.. tx<1lallltCS. Now 10Ui need pay only '75~ la savtna; of one-fourth) of
the rqular stock exchance mmmiuion rate tn bu¥1os: 'or
tt:Ulns a.ey o( 1t:oc ~ listed stoclu. 2S,_ comn1l1·
llon d*°'1nt on A1J OYef'·thHount.er sccurltlts too. 10%
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Wednesday came from Justice
Department lawyer Charles R.
McConachie, who said the only
answer to demands from
consumer groups ror full
ingredient labeling is for
Congress to change the Jaw.
He said the FDA favors such
a change and would back a
soon-to-be introduced bill on
the subject.
But if the court orders the
FDA to make the change rig~t
away -as one consumer
group has appealed lo it lo do
-there couJd be drastic
changes in "standardized ''
foods. Such foods are those
whQse basic recipe is set by
law -cat.Np, butter and
mayonnaise to Dame a few.
Those foods tend to account
for a large portion of the
average grocery bill. even
though they do not constitute a
majority of all foods on the
market. They do not have to
list their Ingredients so long as
they confonn to the set recipe,
except for any a d d e d
ingredients.
BUT Ft1cCONACRIE s a i d
immediate full label disclosure
couJd prompt the makers of
standardized foods to by-pass
the required recipe by listing
all the ingredients but leaving
· out some of the recipe for cost
cutting or other reasons.
"There are no standardized
food~ under this theory," he
added.
As a result, he said,
Congress should change the
whole law to avoid that
possibility
McConacnie·s claim was
disputed by Arthur Koch, a
lawyer for the National Health
Federation, who was one of
several former George
Washington University law
students who initiated the
petition in 1971 .
THE GROUP CALLED
itself LABEL (Law Students
Association for B u y e r s
Education and Labeling) and
was a class project for activist
professor John Banzhaf m.
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•Thursday's Closing Prices-Complete New York Stock Exchange List
Dow Jones Index
Loses 13.24 Points
NiW YORK (AP)-Tbe olo<k mttket generated
·a brief rally Thursday but revened Itself, and prlcu
turned ~'lower. Trading was ictlve.
lri The d g Dow Jones average of 30 lodut-
als was down 13.24 to 985. 78.
11 bad been up 6.10 afler the first hour of bud·
ness. The early rally was attributed to a correction
of "an ovel'IOld condition that developed over the
past two weeks'' by Larry Wachtel, mearch dln>e-
tor at Bache & Co.
NMl .... '-latO..
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He said the downturn was caused by a news
rtport that six ..,ntral baob io Europe had been
forced to support the dollar on foreign exchange markets. Complete Closing Prices American Stock Exchange List
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aublldiary, Marlnen 8avlnp
and Loon Association ol
Newport Beadl, baa roceived
pennllslon trom the California
Savlnp and Loan Com-
missioner to open a lnoch al.·
li<:e In Newporl Beach, to be
located near the Bayalde Shop-
ping 0.01"1'.
This braocll wUI servo t11o
Bay1lde comiiiunlty, IAc:ludlnl
Promontorr Point, Balboa
hland, Corona del Mar, and
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Acts tn Preserve Areas
THE LEAGUE moves
slower' thaa .tame mmervatiaa
groups.
Lui ,...., lhe lea&UO
_.;,...i 36 ..... 0 f
r..t•oods in the c-er.et
--in the ~ " the Garden Club tt America
Grove. Cmt of ihe ..-tJ
WU nearly fl.6 million
~ lo llnlry, ....
• purdme -made ~ · with '2IO.• donaled by the
Ganlen Club of America and
cmtriOOllons made by the
Jeagae•s membership
lhraugbool the COUldry.
A SEroND paroel of :llO
acns in the upper WMkll!ll
Cn..t ......-bas been
purebatod ..... Bi& Basin
Redwoods State P a r k •
Negotiatiom are unda way for
the acquisition of -ISi acres of lint_,i, .-
along the upper ridge.
THE LEAGUE bas five,
~o!>.i!ds:
To rescue from
d e s truction representative
areas of primeval forests.
.. ~y. year alter year
since 1111. .-e ha\"e tueeeeded
in ransoming the r-" the
-To cooperate with the
California s t a t e Part
Commission.. the National
Part Service and other
a g e n e i es in establishing
In Sunday's Family Weekly:
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Bobby Cluke '
In a feature written especially for FAMILY WEEKLY
readers, oontributing s portswriter Jack Engelhard
says, "Hockey is a demanding enough game for an
athlete in excellent health.'' And asks: ·"What
chance has a young man got if he's a diabetic ••• ?"
An answer to Mr. Engefhard's query is the career
of National Hockey League superstar Bobby
Clarke, who "caught fire" in 1972 and became
the first member of the Philadelphia Flyers' team
to score 35 goals in one season -placing second
in the Western Division.
learn how, with "heart'' and ''desire,'' Clarke
has overcome his "deficiencies.." (He's not a great
natural hockey talent, either.) Read the inspiring
story of this amazing young athlete who, with "ac-
qu ired skills," has been victorious over what many
would call overwhelming handicaps. In "How
Hock?.: Star Bobby Clarke Mocks Diabetes," he
says, Tm just plain lucky.''
e FLAnER YOUR FIGURE -Let FAMILY
WEEKLY women's editor Rosalyn Abrevaya
help you plan your swimsuit shopping strategy.
A void "dressing room doldrums" with fore-
knowledge from this cover story's e.ipert com-
mentary and pre-season illustrations.
• FACE FACTS -Are yuu communicating your
true penonality with laciat expressions? Ac-
quire lbe ability to convey and Judge anothers
state of mind in '·How Your Face Gives You
Away."
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Contenapt Case Ji Slaps Photog
. SAN ANDREAS (AP) - A local i..W.
. -died I newspaper publilber • for
-.mp1 of courl for a critical. editorial,
'slapped • photographer t<¥1aJ wbeu he
-tried to take I plctun!, the pllologra!ll'!I'
eel wilne1Se1 said. •
They said Judg~ Howard ljlewett ""'
washing dishes in the cafe he runs in this
eold country foothUl town when
photographer Denn1s Naguri, 23, of Ute
eai.veras County Enterprise tried to
take hiJ picture about r a.m.
Na8Uri and witnesses said Blewett hit
him witit his open hand on the face and
grappl'ed with him for hi.s camerL
Naguri .held on tel the camera, bl.It the
back was forced open, spol&g the rum,
he told George Hoeper, San Andreas
oorrespondent for The Stockton Record.
Late(, Ble"ett told newsmen: .. It was
an automatic reflex. I've been attacked
and harassed to the point where I acted
before l thought."
At midmorning, Enterprise Publisher
Oscar Mellin -a retired attomey -said
neither . he OOr Naguri, a Vietnam
veteran, decided -It .... charges apimt the jallle -wla io •
.. a11m>ef.
Two witnesses at the ~ 9'ft
identified as Kathlom lladoy m _,,
Soni. Fresno State .IJni..mty jM I
students In San Andras It ._. -..
contempt case..
Sani said that --... • -
incident the iud&< --• i!lo ..:.' .. :
and was ·&eon! to UJ, --I shouldn't have slapped 1hll -a.UL'.
Blewett told lloepll' be -llil
• • 0
·erv1cemen
'
~ne Bug911 Flips
··Three L~g'u.nans
. .
'
Injured in Crash
Three young Lagunans were injured,
one critically, as the dune buggy in which
they were riding went out of control and
rolled ove .. three times down a 25 percent
grade of Park Avenue Wednesday night.
Selene Schaal, IS, of 3140 Alta Laguna
Boulevardi was reported in critical
condition today at the intensive care unit
o(, Soutit Coast Community Hospital.
N~ .aides said the girl bad received
'aevere· head Injuries and possibly a . . ' . .
'• .-1,;.
broken arm and ribs as well as many
cuts.
Kirk Oberholster, 16, of 518 Thalia
remained in South Coast Hospital today
and was listed in satisfactory condition.
He suffered a deep cut on bis forehead,
aides said.
Pamela Neil, 16, of 1303 Terrace Way,
was released after treatment at the
hospital emergency room.
Police today credlled quid thinking
llixi medll:al ;n,. aid --by SCbtt ByingtOn, f1a· tnemher Of the
.volunteer eureh aod. ·reicue )&Dit, with
:-11PiSUng In : the ljle-savlng operation
tiefore arrival or an ambul~.
Officers sala today the fiberglass dune
buggy, drlyen by O!>e'holtzer, was
coming down P.arlt .AV'enue when it
apparently went ollt of Contr:ol on a steep
curve and banked the wrong way near
Hidden Valley. The vehicle strucl( a
north side cw-ve, and then rolled several
... , ........... ioeM .. ,,, ..
I 7 7 --· •I ........... s cs ---a. ------.. --.... fiDl •• e : : s , ' • u.s. im.y -·-· .,_. ...... n illll.A"•icil•trfdd~a .-r ..._M.:n--• ,_
-· ,, ...... ~..,.llemdd
-Ir~--2 .. ,,.. ...___ ~ ·-~ __ 1aa "--' -. nsA, ....... 111 - ---·ii. dBs -6•twitc * et W '"tmds to
embarrass tbe administration of justice
and brillg dilcft<fit_upon the court and
tends IO cre1te in the public mind a
dislrust and JUSpicion of the court."
W..... prted the editorial when he
'"daed !be capture of a blacl< Laborador
tttl iaer named Maggie which strayed in
bis prdal. Then, Blewett filed a
C'IM'Dpbint against the dog's owner. Roger
Hml and presided over Herd's pretrial
beoriog.
In aa editorial Jan. 17, Mellin wrote,
• ,
SID.
"\\'e have the ridiculous situation wbett
the judge deli berately had a neighbor's
dog !rapped and then hailed the dog
o"·ner into his cou rt, set the bail and then
tried to sit in judgment on the cue.''
The district attorney's affidavit ~
lhe editorial ''slanderous a a d
contemptoou.s of the court."
Blewett works as a fry cook at
Blewell's Cafe -which he owm -in
San Andreas when he is nor' busy with
court duties.
Group Not
Previously
Identified
WASHINGTON (AP ) -1be United
states' today received a list of severi
American servicemen identifted by North
Vie~ as held captive in Laos 1-11
whose names were omitted from
previous prisoner lists. the_ P-
said.
Defense DeparUnenl spokesman Jmy
W. Friedheim llid North Vietnam
"stated tital it has been informed by the
Lao Patriotic Front that -pmomel
bad been captured in l..aol." ~
Frledhelp• indlcaled ~ with lbe llllall .....,. a 1We
Uniled stalei "will onotlnue · efloiU to
accouot for all U.S. military ... -
who have been catried by Ille. Unlled
related.~~,
Thooelnen
Laos are:
~··'"'· u capllva on
BFoivn~ F·iles
To Run Aga~n
" times. .
MIL'W' ...... S,.. ...... SATURDAY'S TIE DAY THAT WRLY 'RASH alllTAll ItS _., Ui HZ00EH AWAY •
.Air Force Lt. Col. Walter M. Stischer,
Maj.· Edward · W. Leonard Jr.. Capt.
Stephen G. Long, Maj. Norbert A.
Gotner, Capt. Jack M. Buld>er. Capt.
Charles F. Reiss and Navy LL Hemy J.
Hedinger.
Three of the seven -Stischer, 1-
and Bedinger -preriously were caJTled
by the Pentagon as prisoners of war. Tbe
other four were lilted as missing in
actioll.
Dr. Norman J. Browne. Incumbent Oberholtzer told officers he wasn't sure
how many times the buggy flipped· and
that all he remembets is coming to rest,
reieasiµg his seat belt and falling onto
!be pavement.
"Moel.a•• •1 S _. ...... SaoMw' t ._,WtilwC elw;Nlitiat ,
Laguna Beach Unified School 'District
trustee, today announced bts Intention to
file as a candidate for re<>lkuon In Ille
April 17 school board race.
In •,i>repared sts~t, Dr. Browne,
a Laguna dentist, declared himself a
"poli\kal conservative" and spumed
ldentlficatkm by serine as a Member of
the "lcberal minority" of the school
board.
· First units on the scene reported the
rear~ buggy lying on Its side with
passengers hanglng half In and half out.
Fire DepUtment dnits responded to tfle scene of the accident after a woman
came to the beadquarten station door
and reported the accident. The police
de~t reporled a flurry of calls
about the 7::W p.m. mishap.
New Trash Law Looming This meant North Vietnam bas
accounted for only nine American
fighting men -including two held in
North Vietnam -out of a total of 317
reported to have been lost in Laos.
iagunn Officials Prepare to c~ Garbage Violators 'l'be Pentagon previously listed siJ<
Americans captive In Laos and 3tl
missing. Two of !be six turned up -the SM American servicemen listed a>
prisonen in North Vietnam. That list was
·turned over Satnrday In Parts.
"Elllbt yearz ago, Laguna had a
better-than-average school s y s t e rn .
Today It has one of the finest systems in
1be ~try. ~1n fact, it lta$ a reputation
lo~ ei~llenCe t!iat has gained notice not
only throughout the stllte, bur throughout
the nation," Browne said. ·
• 11What ttmalns is t0 conaolldate "and
Integrate the Innovations, .to strengtheµ
the remaining weaknesaes,' fo add a
....e-of ""'P'"'Sibillty to the freedom
tlllit lild lleen"f05tered, and to ilo all this
ln'an atmospberO of community harmony and .._i, • •
21st Prayer Meeting
WASllINGTON (AP) -President
Nixon, addresSing the 21st ·National
Prayer Breakfast, said today, "Let there
he Pelee on eartit and let it· begin wltit
each one of us in bis own heart."
Speaking lnfornially to some 3,000
government"1eaden and diplomats -
including Mayor Vladimir Piomyslov of
,. Mos&w -Ni.Ion said the Vietnam peace
• will survive "only by the will of the
individuals involved."
'
By JACI: IBAPl'l!U. ............ _
_ A f¥!W ~inanre ~ tndt _.
refuse coµectlon -a;•W tty t11e
Laguna Be3cb Gty ~ -•
1n0nth agci -will ao imo e&w:t SIDim1
and some city offvjals are ..........
·alioUt •what· llmdaJ will llriaz.
The new "'" deals -pla 4 ti -tr8sh :uiJ refuse -....... ta IJpo ...
size lbat-10ay lil -... -marking of trash ''"-'•iftf11 s.
Offending -d ........
courtesy notices at tint, t.l r I r s A
violatioos of tbe mririp!I cm
One ·Pf.ea Overlooked
"In botll of tbe earlier ~. niucb ot m1 •upp>rl·came from ,., ... of !be
mOst conaervative elements in Laguna
Beaeb, Yet for the ~st two yean, I have
been Identified U I member of the
board'• 'liberal minority.' .... ~·-'' ·' •"Netir label la troe; and this year~
woold hope to nm as myaelt,. a pollUcal ,1 cameryatlve who btlleves .that our -
cblldren deserve !be best Uta!
educational lclence can ofier," Brbwne's ·
~Judge Grant~ New T~ -
' s1atemeat said,-, I
Browne becomes the lhlnl announ~
candidlte for the election ·at which Utree
aeata are· at stake, those' of Jane Boyd,
William Tbdmas ut, and Browne.
'J!M>mas bal declined ' comment on
whether he will seek rwlectlon.
Deadline for filing deelarations of
-l<!aey with !be Orange , County
Begimar ol Voten is Feb. II.
To. Convicted Murderer . . .
Convided killer Thomas Bradford tho oonnaI I*-• clorlos .. -
McCutdien was granted a new trial trial -id --for Ille * jlllJ
today In Orange Count)' Superior Court todoubeniecmMcOO!' •• ,_,_
wbeu Ute judge reali2ed Uta! everybody it bad nWmed -Ille l'ilt1 ......
Involved, lnc!Udlng blmaelf, completely It -arpotl .... .. llldJ
.. 2 f .. _ ... __ _ a s_..,. ~
_..,. ...... -....... ilC •
emt us --
c .., •• -....... , ..... , "l'flqllires ..,._,,__
--------paMj< -"-191 c9 ... lala!lll -= m" ljon ...,..
nm ,. . •• s s • n1me fit .... ~ ~ ... ,. ii a 5.
tS zs· £ ... IR . • ......rieil
-..-seeaf d....._)
--.... - -6 plloas
'a iilt•----·~ .......
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-.. . It lie ldl 117 tile
I .. _ ....... _.. ·---·-··---°'* f pw; 0 J1llilc ..as ·"I'd-I .... ----·~ ..... -------·-·-........ ---......_ rily ,_ .. -; ... -~illd.p.C=--191:
... dR .. •' : '
Triut.ee Filin . g
ForR~n -bu .....aJy •lubed wi!h !be throe maJorltY acbool boar:d 0 memllers,
'l1lomu Patrldl G~ 11111 Gerald ~. l .... dilml••'• ol achoo!
ml>IA 11m and poillbte .io1111oo1 of
ovei1oobcl tile ol lbe Dana Point man's oootroctor'1 ..m llill -lie -
pleali in the wtlet trial. ll!ld« !be.._,. ti ' z' z ... 4 .. i4 L .......... , 4 ti ~
s ts 2 • c a, ~ Diltrid
•ti ICCl'tlC1 Ian. • ~ lol4 majority l!Oord..memboln
~ lje' ,,..,id nqj bo. • part)' to 1ur\ber
c:lofed-<loof ~ """"°"' where , -km , ..... tl!e ~rictq pet-
mau.n pumllted m..aec:ret -by law. '
"My dlllt....,.. wllh the board
111ajorily hovt blen M the Ir
ilemonliraled .....,. ntber Qian on !belt
olaled endl. I be!Ieve that thn!ucb op1111
debate' and -tlllll cal!ld9 of opinion,
,je can mate a tcl!ool sytlem titat au .of
.Laaun&, both COl)l<MU.. anti liberal,
... ICC<pl with pride," -aid.
I
Judge wan. Choramr.a delayed c.. -o1 Ille • ·~ -i -.-• lmtmcin& of ~·_a. ..QB i.:: f!!!...__!~~ • Cd 1a ;r_ .... If • , &, ... Wm -piplrl ~-la.t montb ol llnt ~~ --Ml ;Wj,11_;.....; __ ., _IOllle-"!!8
murder '"1111 a •jury can rule March arped .,. """*' -• ' .-11
II on tl!e lot'gollm .... of 1nnocen1 ·bJ Ille -ti ---,-.. p.e reaon·of llmaitJ. an aa:unte •+• 11..aa h'' , •
·~ • pollce. < ' If UM -jury Nlel thal :Mt:CUtchell Novlcl: lb • I ...... lrill tW "r:J:' Whan lie "'°' ah4 ~ Mra. ""°""'*' .... I 2 ..
V -· .. ti 121Bwa .. 81., .Mra. H11 rt' .II Ill ...... --up.a 1*d, laot 8ept. J the way --"-••
be cleat Iw ""'-a.ram1a to Im-It ---111. 2 S S "' .,._., followed MtL Ren II~ M ' f •
"~ biul< oil llir r • :1 '\ .-i
II wu --la °""' IOdl!y ljllt -
-.c-a
--" a Ifs ....... r:aclls.
'n. --CWID Sa 0 , , 0..
...... C!1 fW ....
-lo lldos IE -. 11 llis_lid lw I'd ...... = • ti"
CJZ ----S E s. 1k 2 ___ ........... •--••Aldn•t• ... , a .......
-
ho -rmd Lavigne expect I b e
grnteol 'difflCWly may he encountered
..._ taklents who live along what the
city J<Clrds as dedicated streets, (such
as Ranooa.Avenue, and Cedar .Way) but
wldcb some fl'Sklentt thlnk of as alleys.
A11eJs "° ....,.et · !tom the ._-dial cans be tePt from
pllllic view. althaugh thef mus: oot block
tie< TRASH, Pip II •
Stolen Property
'
To Be Returned;
When Not -Known
u-100i(omla Bank ollldah said
todaJ lbeJ don'i bow wbeu pr0perty
....,...... !nm the 111<i1JC multWnillion
c1a11ar Laguna Niguel burglary will J>e
.......... to riglllful -· •wf"~ run, not sure at this point,·· a
Although only a small oombel' ....,.
listed by the Pentagon as captured in Laos; U.S. oUidals bad reason to bel-
tbat men carrled-as missing were alive
when they disappeared and possil>IJ
taken prisoner .
Md,,t of those lost In Laos wett pilots
shot down in air strikes against the
jungle supply n111tes known .. the Ho au
Minh trail.
As part of the cease-fire agreement
signed' Saturday, North Vietnam handed
U.S. official> In Paris lwo lists
identllytng 155 Gii held In Nor1ll and
South Vietnam and 55 others !be
Communltts said died In captivil}<. ·
Friedbelm said an analJSis ol these
lists showed them to be incomptde
becaUJe Ibey .failed to -!..-U.S. fighting men taJ<en prisoner In Laos. Be
(See POWS, Page IJ
Lapm N'iguel bnnch offidal said today •
mmiog all inq1!irios !O !be Los Angeles
-........ o1 the giant banking Weadtel'
caalL I
"We'ft deligbled that the FBI has MosUy sunny oo Friday, with
made -r«OV<ri<s, but f can't tell some high c!QudineJ3. according to
J'llU _....,.will be ntamed P«ause J the weatberlady. Higbs ol 61 at
,.., -. " Lloyd Dmnls. UCB pub!Jc the beaches; rtsing to " Inland.
.--said. Lows looig)ll 47-il. •
Dmlil &aid tblt 11 man as l lbe -
l*-b. •·-.... •t million 1n INSIDE TOD/\ Y
nplued ~ •u millioa In 'The LOii Tango fto. i'orls" -
"'ii :•Ne~ bands and some casb. controoerlial X-nited mo oft
Iii ·-bJ~TBI; "ir will tie-i tarriflga!arlolo Brofldo -ii 1ellil...S to the ............ • scll<dultd to Op<Tl In Nn Yin
It Iii ,.-tbe klill recovered omld.!I illcr«Ul\19 f v r o r alld
-111e ll<qlatr,lilWl!lt.I! tbleVeltook .._!!plill See o!ofv, l'of/< 3. •
a -., SI ndlllon'. ol propet{f-·
--to -estimates, will not be ...... unlil trialo .... compl<ted of the
""'-lo the tbefl. . 1.ep1 _..., mar 111ar1 apinlt
--· .. in Los Ahgeles In
-11 • tllys. 11.S. ~ -81 r llid.
-. !adided bJ I Loi Angeles (Sc IW«, Plpl)
• } '
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Old! tttttcet 11
UltlMI ,... • ............... M-11
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or ... c.itJ •••'1 ._,. -·---,_ .. -... ..... 4 w...-a --.11-n ...............
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Psyclwtie
Soughi
In Murder
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -
'l1>e bludgeon murder ol Oiarlea Donald
Belcher, who won prominence with a
court Dght lo get hil grandfather's for-
tune, WU the wort of ... IUUAI Pl)'cbol-
ic," according lo pnllce.
Detectiveo operated oo that theory Co-
day as they flJlll<d out arotmd thls play·
around of the rid! lo questioo lriendl of
the SS.year-old antique dealer w h o 1 e
lm11H11utilated bodJ waa fOllld Monday.
"Anytime you have a victim whose sex
cqana are muUllted, you have to work
.., the u....y that the killer wu a aexua1
Pl)'Chotk:," a police spokesman said. "We
are tracking down and questioning all of
hil friends--apecially hil male lrleuds,"
he said.
An aulopay allowed Belcher dled from
Chou Hiu V.S.
'Aggression'
BCllfG KONG (UPI} -0-
fremllr a.. El>lol --lllo 11--loda7 of lalllac .. llOplD.._., ........ ..-
....._ 11111 Lw delplto ........ tl>e--·-Tbe fftlDiu, spe•klng al a Pe-
lting bllaquet baoaring North Vift.
namee chid negotlalor Le Du<
Tho and F0ttlgn Mlnlst« Nguym
Duy Tril1h. said he hopes the U.S.
government and Saigoo auttwrities
will '"refrain from JllOCl&llinalian,
ttplllllion and abotact" IO that
the peace agre<mmt mJcbt he tun>-
ed I realiCy.
Grove Fires
Director
Of Sclwols
a blow on Ille head. But hil body had Foor trustees ol the Ganlen Grove
been slashed 25· times with a knife. Unified School C*1rict met at 7 o'clock
Police said It was possible robbery wu, thls morning, firod the dislrict
the prime motive -that Belcher was superintendent eff-immediately and
mull1aled by the ldller aa an afterthougbt. agreed to P87 blm '7$,llOO to lieu cf the
~ ll1d he lllUaf1y carried large Uiree years """"inln& cm hil -.
SU1111 ol DICll01· lletectlvel did DOI find Dr. David R. ~. s 2,
hil wallet or a murder ,......,. --of the county's poorest
several antiques and painUnga were on district in terms ol tax base, leaves the
the back ... t of hil station wagoo, put-Ganlen GnJft dlstrict alter fcu and a
eel nearby. hall yean.
Beldler owned an antique shop ln Mrs. Barbara Shirley, president ol the
Atianta and planned lo -another _. boon! al education, react a brief
in West Palm Beach. He lived In an statement r.Dowtoc the --
elaborately decorated home In Atlanta door • loo
and commuted to West Palm Beach. "'ll>e najority ol u., baud Im
Beldllr came lnlo aocial proml_.. In detmDIDed lo -a.,. -l11Imdmt 11111 alter he ..... " court baltle that
netted blm ff miUloo lnxn the estate of •• ' -there ..., --ta! ... philoqJldcol -bet•-the hia grandfather, Alabama lumber preoent baud md the--."
magnata W. D. Belcher. 'nle all-IMJled 12* a eomplete1y
A NaVJ veteran, Belcher worted aa a dilfermt baud cf edlntlmr u.. is ,...
waiter In Clearwater and a deportment >erviog the district hlm1 IVnter-
.-clerk in Atlanta during the 'l1>e '75,000 wted lo be paid lo Paynter
litigalioo. "Inch"" all obligations for aalaly,
He told newsmen a few days alter fringe bmefitl and mmed ncaUm."
becomlnl a ·mllllonaire that "The mooey Admtnistraur Dm Wah will replace lsn~ Utely to change my habits." Dr. Paynter u Interim superintendent.
Bui It did, and Belcher inlerted himseU ome...... ol the 'auity'a largest
in Atlanta's crowd of regulan at ICbool district (54,llOO pupils), Indicated
concerts, art exhibits and operas and the ntw board ol cdlcation wbicb
_. eslabllshed a '1'pulltlon Io r ~ lndndes hlo teadlon and two medical
throwing lavish alter-opera parties al his doctGn m loQge< could agree with
home. Paynter (II educatioaal issues.
Beac~ Call Girl Ring
Alleged; 3 Women HelA
It '""' By JOA!jNE ~LDS
CM t11t DI~ Pilt fltff ,
Three women who police alleged two
weeks ago were running a call gJrl house
right In the middle of a north HunUngton
Beach resldenUal neighborhood were
arrested again Wednesday night.
'J1lil time the charges were the same
as the first time -conspiracy to commit
prostitution and maintaining a bouse of
prooiltutlon.
Upon the lint amst, the judge let the
women go on tbe1r own recognliance.
Thil time the judge was a bit more
testy and ball ls $5,000 each. The trio
remained In Cllllody today.
Bool:ed Into Orange C<>Unty Jail were
Judy Ann KIU!Dleyer, 25, Helen Marie
Ryan, :11, and Carol Ann Dornlan, l'I.
They were arrested on a warrant.
Vice Lt. Robert Rhinehart aUegea the
three women have been working in a
home at mz Capstone Lane In the Cali-
lorula Clasalcs tracts.
Residents ol the neJgbborhood started
police Investigating the women's
activities when they became coocemed
with the actlvltlea at the home.
left late at Diehl
She said there appe;md lo be quite a
· lew men, who drove ._,.tve can who
vlllted the home wblle Ille --there.
'!be ....... also said she had .... the
home's occupants a.nsftl' the front <bl'
dressed in negligees or llbortie
nightgowns.
Rhinehart said in~ation of the
pro.stitution operation will continue.
Wiien -ff the ....,... of investigation, aneot and r.leaae of the
(rio wai likely to devdop into an endless
cycle, be said:
· "U they're in our community and
violating our Ian, we will conlinue to
arTeSt them. The laws here will he
enforced. We have an .obligation to tbe
residents of UUa community to do IO."
Mahoney Quits
Post in Grove
•
New Dunes Plan Bared ..
Wat.er World $50 Million New~rt Project
BJ J,\CI[ llJIOll4CI[
' Ol .. Dlffr,.._. Onnce Ooonly lllJJ'l"floon had tbeir
fin! formal Introduction Wedneaday lo
the proposed Water World that the
Newport Dunes leaseholder hopes lo
develop ln upper Newport Bay at an
--... ol • llliliioo. 'Ibo """' ..... Ille plan to the
~-_ .... """Pam-. Ille
P!lnnlng Deportmad, the Flood Cmlrol
District and the cit1 ol lieWJA*l Jleach.
'!be -1.. by SiJpmbor Ronald
r
Irish Boy Kissing Girl
Dragged Away, Murdered
BEIFAST (AP) -Gabriel Savage, 17,
WU tiaing hil 18-year-<>ld tPri friend
goodnight when his kiilen arrived.
'!be men dragged him from her arms
and bundJed him into a car as she
screamed in terror. They drove away,
shot him through the head and left hil
eorp<e In a dltch.
Savage was the tblrd Roman Catholic
teen-ager slain in Northern Ireland
this week, preoumably by Proleslanl
terrorists. Two othen """ batllY
wounded.
"This, I fear, is a campaign to
temrize and intimidate famllles,,. said~
Gerry Fill. a prominent Catholic pnlj.
tlcian.
"They probably dled just because they
were baptized into a faith other than that
of the gunrneo," said a ranking
polireman.
Peter Watterson, 15, was the ftrst to
Frot11Pfff1el
BANK ..•
Federal Grand Jury In June, waa
amated to New York in mid-January by
J'BI qeots. .
Hil lnther, Harry Barber, JI, ls atlD
al large.
-aald that u the elder Barber
brother la Ioacted prior lo the start of the
trial for Rooald. both men would he tried
logether. Otherwise, separate heartnga
would be needed wlleo the older brother
ls captured.
l'hlpei ty recovered by authorities is
held as evidence and It Is unknown bow
long the valuable properties wtU be
frozen u proceedinp drag oo.
..,,... men, Olarles A. Mulllpn, SI,
Amil A. Dinsio, 36, and · Pbllllp
Christopher, 19, have been tried and
found guUty In the crime and are DOW
&erVlng out 211 year aeJ!lellcel.
55-year 'Thirst
• -' I ~!~2'!:.~
tiny town ls an oasis In Denton County,
and will become even more so at $ p.m.
Friday.
.\t that mnment, the Trail Dust Steal:
Bouse Bar will oerve the first legal mixed
drink In the county since 1118.
Eight of the lown's U registered voters
approved liquor by the drink three weeks
ago, and the measure goes into effect
Friday.
Lincoln Part exists largely because of
booze. It baa been selling beer and liquor
in pecbge aa1es for aeveral yoara, and
May0< Gene Finn said "on a good day"
up lo 4.000 -will buy liquor and
beer in the city st:afes.
Pilot Arrested
For Drunk Flying
An er?ant avialor with three
-en aboard a single eJ11ine plane
hit a tall tree in Buena Part near
midnight Wednesday but managed lo
land at Fullerton Municipal Alrporl
where be was arrested.
die. s. .... ,....._ with -~
yeaN>ld -1111ibe _, of Illa
widowed mother's store ill tbe Falls
Road district. A ll"Y ol 1"l1leCs !nm a
speedinJi car mt the hlo boJs down.
Wattenoa died oo the spot Bis friend
surnved, hodly .......ieit
Philip llallerty, H. lefl his -in the Andersooslown District Tllesday Diglll
f., band pncllce. Ills _.,... aa1d ahe
encouraged the boy lo join the -because be bad asthma and blowq the
trumpet migbt help elpOnd his luop.
Hisbodywasfmmdamnlmnllter
at tha Glmt'a Rlliil. a c:iJde of
pr<hislmlc ...... oolalile --said be bad been n.-lo· lie .. the
gniund, the --his -... pulled over hil head, and hlo bollels
were fired into his brain.
"I hope the men who hooded m7 boy,
my pale and sickly )>oy, and -murdered him will live with the ,;pt ol ·
bis thin little faoe finftr... aaW
Rafferty'• -· Savage na lnlh Ired late Ta! lay
night. Bis Pl lriml. --ir lier safety Clll!y u l!lliDbelb, llrU(lled wltll
the •·-bat the)' pug,.! a gm ml tbreatmed lo llilol lier, .... .
"She ran olf "'7inC ml lbe car dnlft
• ..,.,. .... relatift: aid.
Another 17.,.....id .,._ ,.mil ....
walking home w.........., Diglll -" man behind him ahmted: "Bey, JW.!"
The youth turned around, ml the -
flrod four lhota at -poilll-lllmm range.
Two bulleta hit the boy, -i:'":OO~bis !;'"':..., °"":' ::
believed he ww1d -
Vehicle Yields
$72,600 in Pot
At San. ,Onpfre···
,\ llM.tlJ -----the eya of border pm.i-, • Saa
Onofre Wed'P'daJ yleldod il .. aidie
of nw!Juana nlued at $71,a W. the
street.
And the -of tile ... ~ palled up lo the n>adhloct, ~ Joel
Kevin 'l'boml of Sen Pedro, .... -over to U.S. 0 1stam1 agadL
1be lDcident ocwrred at about 10 a.m.
aa Thoms allegedly pulled up lo ollieers
and they oollced the rear ol the llllo
saggin&'.
Patrol spol:nrM! said olfim> asbd
lo lool: illlo the -. bat,_ -be bad ... key.
Patrolmen thea --the lid and
found the illicit --331 -bricks weiPing more than two poomds
each.
Ollicen said the car is ~ lo a
resident of Fountain Valley (jUI declined
to elaborate CX1 the SODpe ol the federal
investigaUon which wu lmrndwd later iD
the day.
Thoms wu taken lo San Diego County
Jail and booRd m federal dml'I by
cullloma agents.
He wu oche•hlled lo he arraignocl ..,ty
lodoY In U.S. District Court in Saa a.co.
Ball lig1ftl .., the man wse DOI
lmmedlatel:r avallable.
Cllpero of Newport Beoch called for a
.._ report In eo days.
Wale< World ofDclala oullined. the
deftlopmenl plans whlcb lDclude water-
oriented rldea, 1lve entertaimnent ahow1,
five restaurants, two &'IO-romn hotels,
frtt parking and public swimming and a
boat launrhiq ramp.
Alao planned la a NtaB lhoppiofl
center.
John Cbapman ol Chapman, Phillipa,
Brandt and Alaoclates, showed slides of
similar am11remeot centera througbl:U
the -1c1. and colored plans of the
Newport clevolopment.
S. said the project would loclude the
--of the nvoll Park to COp!ihal"D. Dlaney World In Florida,
Sb: Flap .,_ Gocqla. Opry Land In
Nasbville, Worlds ol Fun In Kansu City
and llhoppjnc c:m"'5 llUCh .. Ghirardelli
Square In San Pl'andaco and cent"' In
Hawaii.
11 was pointed out that the prtaent
N<wport Dunes operatioo baa never been
a JIOPUlar u:cess. After ll ye.an of
failure, the new lessee hired some
· oulslde COlllUltanls to advise bow the
property couJ<I better be uttlhed.
The .Dune3 is on county-owned
tidelands al the tmtrance lo Upper
Newport Bay. II covers 71 acru ol
beodlel and a water lagOllL II Is also
within the Newport Beach city lJm!.ts. -q.......... by the 1'1pervisora
"1ated to trallic drculation. 'nie main
entranc< lo Water World would be off
Jamboree Road.
Herman Kimmel and Associates of
Newport Beach did a trallfc studjr of the
site determining that traffic from the
pAjecl added to existing traffic oo
Jamboree, Back Bay Drive, and San
Joaquin Hills Road would not exceed the
design copociliea of these streets.
II was eatlmated that the development
will add r..a than three percent to the
trallic on Paclllc Coast Highway.
Parting will he provided for S,200 cars,
with a tram service to hotels and the
amusement park.
A canal ls planned completely around
the praent lagoon. , Mule drawn canal
boats wtU carry visitors along with
Viking shipi, gondolas and early
American riverboats.
It is estimated that 7,000 people a day
wtU lnquent the put following tbe first
phase ol construction in 1976. The
attmla.,... wtU jmnp lo 10,000 upon
completlon of the second phase after
1"11.
Tine freshwater swimming pools are
plamrd but beach areal w11l be roduced.
,,,. -phase -lo start in 1174 will iDdude one hotel, two new
-........ the lint part of the lhoppiofl
anter and the entire parting lot.
'Ille -otaae, to be completed in It'll wtU ~ tJW• ,_ bole!
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abopplJlg emler' and the nmainin1
reataumP-
l'n•Pffflel ,.
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public right al way and must he olnred
oo private property.
Uae of cil drumo, canlboard boxeo, and
paper llcka 1s· not pennitted. Plastic
hap spedflcalty deslined for throw·
away disposal ol ref""" are allowable
cootainen if they are aecurely fastened.
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also cbirged tllat the Communists laJlec!,
to -ir 51 Americans known to have been priloners of war elsewhere in
l!ldod!jrul
'Ille ..,.,..,.. of the seven held to
1-WU given bJ the North Vietnamese
lo U.S.. olOclala to Pails. I( wu
l~yed lo Wullinfllcln, and p;tqo;,11 -about the tult ol DOlifJln&llOllocf~
8ESIGNS MEDICAL POST
UCl'1 Dffn Bostick
-uc1 · Med School
Dean Resigns,
To Teach, Stuay
UC Irvine medical school dean Warren
L. Bostick today realgned the pact be's
held for nine years and will return to full
time teaching and research.
Bostick, 58, of Newport Beach, is
hospitali<ed at oranr C<>Unty Medical
Center for treatment of a "cardiac
irregularity of rhythm." A UCI-Calilornla
College ol Medicine spokeaman added,
however, "Dr. Bostick's health is
generally good and his present
confinement has nothing lo do with the
resignatinn. Bo Ls healthy and looks
lorwanl lo returning lo teaching," tho
spokesman told the DAILY PIWI'.
Bostick, who recently completed h I 1
efforts in the successful drive to gain
voter support in November for the state
health sciencea bond meo,,ure, baa been
both dean of the uCJ. medical school --
a professor of pathology. He has served
on the UC fatuity for 30 years.
A spokesman for UCl ChanceUor
Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. said a c:omml.ttet
will be formed to seek. a replacement for
Dean Bostick. Dr. Stanley VanderNoort
is expected to serve as acting dean.
He oversaw the move of the California
College of Medicine from its Los Angeles
campus to the new Irvine campus when
It merged with the UC system. The bood
issue will proTlde the Ont state funds for
a permanent campus at Irvine !or tha
lonnerly printe medical school
Bostick Is " past pttSlderlt of the
Celllornla Medical Asaoclattoo and bu
served on several natlonal and state
hj!alth commitleea, lncluditlc 0 lhe IWhlte House Conference on Health, the
presidential meeUng on ~
i~Jementatloo and the governor's
Ad\>lsory Committees on Health Needs
and Mental Health.
He is a member of the Ameri~
Medical Association's council on medical
education and the liaison committee en
medical education of the American
Medical Asaoctiitton and the Association
of American Medical CoUegea.
Be and hia wile, Virginia Lee, haYe two
som, Alan and Bruce.
Capistrano PTA Unit
Backs Bond Election
Members of the Capistrano UnlOed
Gounci1 0 I Parent-TeacheNltudut
Aasociations ha .. endorted the Feb. 211
bond electJon that would permil $25
mlllioo !or corullructlon of new acboola to
the boomin1 dlitrlct.
An a!l<lClallon 1poke1D1an bu "ported
the gro11p plans lo send President Nllm
and his family a· fact 1heot oo the hood
Issue, an endonemenl loan and
appllcatiClls jor atwentee biuata.
One woman, woo asked not to be
ideutilled, told the DAILY PIWI' that
the women did ool seem to live In the
home but arrived In the afternoon and
Eugene T. Mahoney, 50, resigned
Wednesday from his post as public safet7
chief of the cily or Garden Grove. He
said "' would take the ritt clliefs job In
Areadia Feb. 17.
James D. Young, 40, of FuDertoa WU
arrested for aswtedly flying an airplane
while intcmcated. Nobody SELLS Westinghouse for LESS than
OIANal COAST UI
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Mahoney said he wanted to retlD'D to
his "first love." fitt prot<dloa wwt and
had been lootq fur " good _,q fO<
several months. Ue denied that be was
under pttSSlltt lo resip.
Cty Manager Rlchanl ....._ said a
..cruiting camJ>aiin to r<placo llaboney
in the $27,IOO a year job wtU bfcin at
wee.
Buena Park police Officer Dave
,ll'Ullams visited the scone where the
plane hit the tall tree at 11271
Commonwealth Ave. and following his
lnveatlgatiol> Sgt. Steve Stavley WU
dispatched lo the Fullerlon Airport lo
make the mes! . y OWi( ., .. jailed and then rtleued (II
~bell.
Panda Pander
Hsing-Hsing, Ling-Ling in Luv-Luv
. WASHINGTON (UPI)-II may be 20 _degrees with a wintry wind
slicing througlt the Nation.al 1.oo, but ii Dughi as well be spring for
Ling-Ling and llsini-li.slng. the only two giant pandas in captivity
in the United St.ala.
The young pandas aro flirtine &b1melessly through the wire
fence that separa!M their outdoor caees.
Panda keepet Larey n.-COllllm UY! the two llpenil lnereulnJIY
more time getting one l.DOllier'a a«entlon with bantl.standa and oilier
oocially less-a<ceptable risttires of love.
Will they mate anCI produce the 11th pa.od1 bom In capU'ril1T
Alas, Collini said Wednaday, the pan.du will bave no pbyllcal
contact for perhaps two mon J::'1 "The female panda ii er and older than the mile and he
ma,y g111 u.ted to uaumlne a wbmbllve n>le In tbelr relaliolllhlp,"
Collins Aid. "They an loo Jl)Wll for mating and bringing the111 ~
gether now may rule o"1 any b o p 1 1 we llAve for protlucina off·
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VOL. 66, NO. 32, ~ SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, FEIRUAltY I, 1971 TEN CENTS
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Health Council OKs 'Seed' Hospital in Irvine
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of .. D11tY Pllf l .. ff
The 1112-bed "seed" hospital for the
Western World Medical Foundation'• 156-
acre health center adjacent to UC
Irvine's medical ICbool and hospital bas
been approved on appeal.
The initial portion of the ulUmate non-
profit medical center and community
hospital complex was rejected by the
Orange County health planning council
last September.
King Hired
By Another
School Unit
Dave King , whose position as facilities
planner in the San Joaquin School
District was recently abolished by
trustees, has been hired as a planning
consultant from Feb. 11 to June 30 by the
Irvine Unified School District.
Irvine trustees took the action
following an executive s es s i o n
Wednesday night.
San Joaquin trustees on Jan. 10
abolished the posit-ions of director of
fa cilities planning and assistant director,
effective Feb. 10.
They said that the building program
would be taken over by school architects.
In doing so. the trustees apparently
eliminated both King 's and assistant
The foundation, based at 133 Dover
Drive. Newport Beach, appealed the
denial to the Bay Area Health Planning
Council -the routine appeal body for all
HPC decisions in California.
1be Bay Area group approved the new
Irvine hospital on a >' vote. 'Ibat means
the hospital which would have been built
aoyway regardless of the appeal
decision, will be allowed lo accept
medical patieots whose bills may theo be
reimbursed by the state health program.
RESIGNS MEDICAL POST
UCl's Dean Bostick
Dave Brown's two-year guaranteed jobs , LJCJ Med School with one of the new unified districls.
San Joaquin .goes out of business June
30, alter which the Irvine and saddleback
Valley Unified School Districts take over
operation of schools in the area.
At the time of the San Joaquin action,
which in effect fired the two men, King
c4lled it "political vindictlvenos" aided
by a "political hatchet man" (referring""
to San Joaquin Superintendent Richard
Welte).
King today was pleased with Irvine's
action and sa id he will be "happy to
work" with the oew district.
"It's always nice to feel wanted," be
said, adding that he didn't impose
himself on them.
King added that he is "very impres!led
with Mr. Corey (Irvine Superintendent
Stan"corey)."
A planner for 20 years, King ~ been
with San Joaquin for "more than two
year.;. -I
He is "still plugging away" with that
9000-~be defunct di!trlct. "I can't just
drop everything," he said.
El Camino Real School in Irvine is
scheduled to open next May, the same
month construction is to be"kin on College
Park School.
King ~s been active in planning for an
elementary school in the North Irvine
area In the proposed Valley View planned
community. Still without a job after Feb.
10 is his assistant, Dave Brown.
Burgla1·s Take TV
From College Teacher
Dean, Resig1is,
'J'o 1i acTi Study
UC Irvine medicitl school dean Warren
L. Bostick toda'y resigned the post .~·s
held for nipe years and will return to full
time teaching and research.
Bostick, 58, of . Newport Beach, is
bo.spitalized at Orangr. County Medical
Center for treatment of a "cardiac
irregularity of rhythm." A UCI-Calilomia
College of Medicine spokesman added,
however, "Dr. Bostick's health is
generally good and bis present
confinement bas nothing to do with the
resignation . He is healthy and looks
forward to returning to teaching,"• the
spokeaman told the DAILY PILOT.
Bostick, who recently oo~pleted h i.s
efforts in the successful dnve to gain
vo~r support in November for the state
health scienCes bond measure, has been
both dean of the UCI medical school and
a professor of pathology. He has served
on the UC faculty for 30 years.
A spokesman for UCI Chancellor
Daniel G. Aldrich · Jr. said a committee
will be formed to seek a replacement for
Dean Bosfick. Dr. 'Stanley VanderNoort
is expected to serve as acting dean.
He oversaw the move of the California
C.Ollege of Medicine from its Los Angeles
campus to the new Irvine campus when
it merged with the UC system. The bond
Burglars who forced open the sliding . issue will provide the first state funds: for
glass door to gain entry to the living a permanent ·campus at Irvine for the
room carried off a color television set formerly private medical school.
and a leather JaCket Wednesday from the .Bostick is a pasl president of the
Mission Viejo home or a Saddleback Califcrnia Medical Association rfMl.d has
College geology teacher. served on several nationa~ antr ~te
Orange County Sherill's officers said health committees, including the White
Steve Stankov, 44, of 24371 Encorvado ··House Conference on .., Health, the
Lane, valued his TV and jacket at !4f5. ' presidential -rOeeting on medicare
They said be was lecturing at the college implemeotati·on and tht! governor's
at the time of the theft. (See BOSTICK, Page %)
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Hsing-Hsing, Li1ig-Ling iri Luv-Luv
W ASHJNGTON (UPI) -It may be 20 degrees with a wintry wind
slicing through the National Zoo, but it mlgbt as well be spring !or
Ling-Ling and Hsing·Hsing, the only two giant pandas in captivity
lo the United Slates.
The young pandas are flirting~shamelessly through the wire
fence that separates their outdoor cages.
Panda keeper Larry R. Collins sars the two spend lnaeasingly
more time getting one another's attention wUh handstands and other
socially 1 .... uc~table gestures of love.
Will they mate and produce lhe .Ulh panda born ln captivity?
Alas, Collins said Wednesday, !he.pandas wlJl have no physical
contact !or perhaps two more years. •·
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may get uted to U1umlng a submissive role In their relationship."
G:olllns sold. "They are I09 young !or matill& and llfinglnJ them to-·
gether now may rule out any 11 ope it we bnt. lQLJltQd.llCifli off·'
spring."
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Some ol the orfginal opponents to the
Western World Foundation seed hospital
are aeel<ing %5 signatures fnlm the
OCHPC's 1S members to require a state
boanl bearing on the hospital.
Western World director Walter
Burrougbs said ioo.y, however, "The
state board may or may not decide to
rehear it. lt has been approved twice."
1be original facilities review committee
of the Oraoge CJounty council narrowly
voted its approval. The full council oo
Sept. %5 voted it down M to 10, an actloa
the appeal bod.y deemed "imgular."
1be Bay decision may, if the state
board refuses to rev~w the case , be the
final okay neceswy to launch the
project described u a 'tMayo Clin.Jc of
the West," by State Sen. Dennls E.
Carpenter, . (R·Newport Beach) wbo
ilea$ the volunleef organl!atioo of civic
leaders and me<Ucal doctors.
Western World FOWl<lation i s
committed to crea!ing the · hospital a!>d
related COllUllOr<lA1 and bealtb facili ties
and has prl•ate funds to cover the costs
of construdloo of the >eed hospital. The
u!Umate project would be oell-....wning
and would complement, not replace, the
UCI medlCll school and teaching hospital
development oearby.
Western World bas planned its mix of
tmpital, medical office;s, and related
commerdal 1ervices for U.O aQ'eS of land
near the intersectioo of MacArthur
Boulevard and University Drive In
'Irvine.
UCI es:pects to build its 350-bed
teaching bospilal and medical school
classroom and laboratory buildings on an
adjacent 151-acres already owned by the
UC Regents.
Together, the neighboring parcels
would result in a 3()1).acre health co mplei:
serving Irvine and Harbor Area residents
(See HOSPITAL, Page %1
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Laos POW List Released
7 Names Shown; ·U.S. Seeks More Information
WASHINGTON (AP) -The United
States today received a list of seven
American servicemen identified by North
Vietnam as he1d captive in Laos but
whose names were omitted from
previous prisoner lists, the Pentagon
.said.
' Defense Department spokesman Jerry
W. Friedbeim said North Vietnam
··stated that it.has been informed by the
·....,Lao Patriotic Front that these personnel
had been captured in Laos."
Friedbeim indicated disappointment
with the SIJ18ll nwnber and said the
United Statel; "will continue its efforts to
account for all U.S. military personnel
who have been carried by the United
States as captured and missing." (See
related story, Page 3).
Chou Hits U.S.
'Aggression'
==~l~ United Staterloday of failing to
stop-Its ..._GI >'. flilA-.C•4l
Combodia ·and Laoo cl€sp!i. signlhg
the Vietnan! peace agt<emenl.
The premier 1 speaking at a Pe--. kiJ1B ban,quet bonorjng North Viet·
namese "chief negotiator Le Due
Tho and Forolgn Minister Nguyeo
Duy Trinh, ·13i<! be hopes the u .s.
government and Saigon authorities
will "refrain from procrastination,
expans:ioo and sabotage" so that
the peace agreement might be turn-
ed a ·realii;Y.
Those men Identified is captives on
Laos are:
Air Foree Lt. Col. Walter M. stiscbe:r,
Maj. Edward W. Leonard Jr .• Capt.
Stephen G. Long, Maj: NOtbert A.
Gotner, Capt. Jack M. Butcher Cap(
Charles F. Reiss and Navy Lt. ~ J.
~ ~f the seven -Stlschtr, Long
and Bedlnger -previously were carried
by the Pentagon as prisoners of war. The
other four were listed as missing in
action.
This meant North Vietnam bas.
accounted for only nine American
fighting men -including two held in
North Vietnam -out of a tolal of 317
reported to have been lost in Laos. . .
The Pentagon previously llated six
Americans captive in Laos and 111
missing . Two of the s!I turned up among
the 555 American servicemen listed as
prisoners bi North Vletnam. That list \vas
turned over. Saturday in Paris.
.· Althougb only a snian number were
Ila~ by the Pen~gon as Captured in
Laos, U.S. offtclals had reason to believe
that men carried .,. ·mlslling were alive
wbeo they d)saweared aod possibly
takeo prtsooer.
Most of those l:ost In Laos were pilots
shot down in aJr strikes against the
jungle supply rolltei known as the Ho Chi
Minh trail.
As part of the cease-fire agreement
signed Saturday, North Vietnam banded
U.S. officials in Paris two lists
identifying Slli Gls held in North and
South Vietnam and 55 others the
Communists said~ in captivity.
Friedbeim said an analysis of these
dilts showed them to be Incomplete
·because they failed to account for U.S.
fighting men taken prlaoner in Laos. He
also charged that the C.Ommunlsts failed
to accoont for 56 Americans known to
have been prisoners of war elsewhere •in
lndocttinA.
The accounting of the seven held in
Laos was given by the North Vietnamese
to U.S. officla1s in Paris. It was
immedlately relayed to Washington, and
Pentagon officials went about the task or
notifying next .. 1-kln.
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~·~c-. ~:,§~ ~l\ '~Plage.'
IrvJre )llUobir cc>1""11r 11•rt ionl&ht. ID i total !!l'll lP.:'"'.~ pitil)C <\Jnlverifty Par~ oomea, inlny on (IOO
will co~ a. 1talf rei>!lfl. ul'(ln& -~ t.....,al 11-1 8lll>dj'lllJIOI Woulc( .,,. loot 1011: now ,eu In the ft&,111111 to
approval of ti Jeo8! tjle ltred~ ~. lhir· dbelt ind llliwlit port IJO,Ooo range, jual alit y~ra alt« they
and acboQI • fur .tile llQO...,.e ~ :-~, Ced In ,p h •a e d 'Wt!! bullt.
of the Vil)Me of Valley View w11ich COlllmUlllty :rona IUcb aa Unlvonllj : Irvine-Unified Schciol ,Dtstrlct tnutees
enJQys !L density not unlike that al 'Psrlr. · · · '· ·,' . ·~ave urged · oommisston<rs to act on the
completed.ateas·of Unlvef1ity Park. '!'be A series of homeowner. meetlnp in plan so a school ready to go to bid ean be
CommlaOlon meets at .7:30 -In dty ball, • rtcenl'.dayi has )Jnl!luced mucb1crttlcls111 buJll with state ~ ..
4201 ampus Drive. of>the;lrvine Company pmposi!. lolost•of The planning staff P!0-1 recosnlies
The :ZOO.acre portion of the ultimate the·opjlosltlon centers on tbe ·prfc!Jw of the urgency of the school site
484-acre planned community zone would the1 homes which are Upeded to· range finalization, but offers alternatives to
provide a 'tDb:dtiJ\ile fanill,y0attacbecl from 1311,000 to "10,00Q.-about the value allow the commiaslon time to further
a!ld detached· bomel and apartments. A of the.original Ulliverslty Park offerings. weigh the density question.
maximum of 4, 794: persons would be '
eq>eeted to, Uve in the area bounded by -{:( "k '(( "k "k
Culver DriVe, Mooltoo. Partway,. Yale Newport Dunes
$50 Million
Plan Revie1ved
Avenue and the S@ta Fe Railroad right
or way. · · ·
The plaoned community tell iiro•ides
a total of 22 acres of patk.-within the
:ZOO.acre neiJ!bborbood plus meandering
greenbelts and private parklandl
toomebUyecs wm·~ along with 11\e
4,000 sqoiar .. root loomealb!S Slipulatl!d Pf•
School in Valley View
By JACK BROBACK the 1.lming law. · . . · ~ Can't.<W ait-:-TfJtStees
. ' . . °' ... Dlirr 1"111t staff · Opp@nents of the planned OOmmunity
Orange County supervisors bad their proposed by the Irvine Company will
first formal introduction Wednesday to petiUon the commisaion to ~coQ,i!4er
the proposed Water World that the applying · R·l wrung., requiring 5,000.
Newport· Dunes leaseholder hopes to square foot lots and ilh ·acres of public
develop in upper Newport Bay at an park per 1,000 people.
estimated cost of $50 million. SUch a requirement on the .. central
The boanl referred the plan, to the Irvine property would result In a
Harbors, Beaches and Parks cllstrict. the development similar to the ·w11o1ws and
A ;ery concer?Je<f eroup of Irvine
Unlfled• Scbool Dlstricl tr u 11 e.e s
Wednriclay emphaaiied repeateclly that
they don't want to looe.llate aid funding
on a 9Cbool site in the prOposed Village of
Valley View planned community in North
Irvine. Planning Department, the Flood Cootrol other neighboring tracts, observers note. District and the city of Newport Beach. The park requirement. aasumlng 1.5 Trult>es, wbo haven~ taken aoy stands
The motion by Supervisor Ronald per.ions per single family home, would for er against t1ie Irvine Compaoy's
Caspers of Newport Beach called for a ,project, 111rease4 that questlonl of
progress report in 60 days. density and low-priced housing could be
Water World ollicials ouilined the~ J~no Dis~,.1 solvedlalel:bultheocboolcan'twalt.
development plans wbicb include water-.a. "..&i.a.J.1 • U. .1.y ','We're far enough behind u ts. We • don't need any other obltacle:i," Board oriented rides. live entertainment shows, Seekin Suh "d Pr·"dent ~-~ .. n...1... kl = ~· .........,,.ersa. five l<Slaurants, tWQ -m hotels, g SI V Village of Valley View proposal is
free parking and public swimming and a · . • before the Jrvloe Planning Commlssioo
boat launclii!ll ramp. F A p ioolibt. Supertntenoleot Stan Corey 18i4
Also planned. is a relail abopping Of i.1 I'O!!f8fil be would be there to represent school
center. ..._, d!stlicl ...,.,.,.... , .
Jolm Chapman of Chapman, PbiiliJll, p lbiliti f f"""'"" 1 .San loaquln SchQol Dl!ttlcl has been Brandt and Associates,. sOOwed slides of oas es 0 ... .......,. or an °1J'tist9. authOrlzed fl.7 mUUon to build another similar amusement centers lhrou&J>oul In-residence" program featuring -king elem.Dl!2' llcloool. That mooey bas been
the Id and artists at • Irvine oCboola ara being · po1n I -~--· wor colored plans of the explored by an Irvine Unilleil School P'l' or 1> ~-site north of the Newport clevelopmeo~ Dtstrlcl comMtttee. . Santa Alli! freeway. in Jhotne, the only Ile said the project would lociucle the Ille far enoqh alq in design stages to
be9I elemeots of the Tivoli Park In Trustee Sharon Slrcello Wednesday go ,to the state for a(IP'Oval.
Copenhagen, lltsney World in Florida, night sugg.,ted that tbe district apply ·ror That ocbool can~ be funded until the
Six Flags over Georgia, <>pry Lind In. 10me kind of grant from the Natiooal 1treet alignments and utilities are ltnown.
Nashville. Worlds of Fun in Kansas City Endo'!Dl<Dt of the Arla. Corey.explainecl that the ocbool llistrlcl is
apd ahopping centen IUcb as Ghlrardeili Boan! president Oiarles Boulanger asid111 the cltl to find a wsy to allow the
_=·in Sao Francioco and c.n~ In ~=-=~= ~"; gx on the ICbool and "theq . work
t was pointed out that the preseot towrlreport ¥ to the boo1'I with .• •· ~:mus.·. 10.; ~-the. stat~
Newport Dunes aperation bu never been tteo · proposal to sui.ntl to the ~lion bOlid by ~·to cet on
a popular -· Alter u years of Endowment or a _...tattoo. ~ the IUpe 11eqda,. jutl' In time to pi San
failure, the ..... i,. hired tome Gl'lllls are cJveo by the oatiQoal Joogulll'• f\mdlni. Sa• 1o1qu1n s* out
outside consultant.t lO idvlle bow the organlza!lon for a~liliQce. said -of bUlineu June It IJld Irvine tar.t" over
~ could betler be ulillzed. Mn. Sircello, wi"I Pl'lslons_m>lessiooal tbt 11811 dllY. · Tho · Dunes la on coun\)'ftned mU1idlna, actm, IJld other artist.I belnc U the Irvine Dillrlcl loses this tcbool,
·tJdelando at the entnnco to UpPer avaOable to ltuclents IJld a>mmomlty. San Joaquin will lll'Jbalily trans!er the
llelfPOrl Bay_ It cown 71 acrea ol ~ possibl• progranr through the !un<lln& to a IChoot In the Saddleback
bi4ocbol and a waler .._. It II alao endowment', """1d be commJssiontnC • Valley .. Unllled Dlatrk:t, w~ two w~llin the Newport llacb di;)' limits. work ol a" for ao ecluellllooaf""'1tural :s!fW.i are lar....,..lh alon8 lo elaMillll-
Moot ~ by the aupervlaon compla the.dlttrlct bu 4ltcusl<d Ill the I~ ~ WednesdaJ_ blut.ed a
nlatilid to traftlc cin:ulatlon. The main tclloot 1lta In the propoaecf'Vlllaaa of .1"111"' Jlllt · OUI l>y llaoch Realty wlilCh
entnnce to Water World wuuld be off 1 Valley ,V!n pl""""1 Colllmunlty,' abe said the ~illlri<i· boal<t',1!!!\ '.-Al
(See DllNES, Pip 11 sakl. · "blest!DC''ct0Vlliey vleW.'Tiuafee Deah . .. . . • •
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Olson aaid this ls completely wrong and
"full of lnaecuraclel. '!.
the only action taken by trustees was
to approve tbe ~pt· of locatln& an
elementary and 1.ntermediate school on
one. site, as ls being done in this proposal.
Olson -said the board should try to get
just the area around the school zoned by
the city.
U that fails, he added, the district
should start looking at alternate site
plans immediately, try to speeed
planning and -U San Joaquin will wait
for Irvine to clelign onother llcloool using
the ft.7 miilion.
"I think it's worth 11 .. Mtng for 11 Ol!on said. U61•• ' • '
or .. ge (:eut
·weadl~
Mostly 11111111 on Friday, with
some high cloudlnesa, acconfini to
the weatbirlady. Jllgbs of a at
the beachea, rising lo 56 Inland.
Lows ionliht 4'1-42.
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-· J llAllY PILOT IS ~. F<bnlaty 1, 1973
• ~ ~omen tlrre•ted Psychotic
Call Girl. Ring Sought
Alleged ·in Beach In Murder
By JOANN!! REYNOLDS ., .. ..., ..........
Three women who police alleged two
week! ago were nmning a call lirl house
riCbl In the middle of a north Huntington
Beach mtdeollal n<l&hborlMJOd were
amoled again Wedntaday night. nu. time the charges were the same
u the first time -conspiracy lo commit
, .,...ututlm and maintaining a boule of
prostitution.
Upon the fl1'1 ..,...., the jud1e let lhe women p CD tbetr own recoplunce.
Tbil tbne the judje wu a bit more
taty and ball It IS.000 each. The trio
nmalned In ClllUldy loday.
Booked Into Oranae Countf Jal! were
Judy Ann Khlllneyer, 2S, Helen Marie
l!Jan, 17, and Carol Ann llomlan, 'l/.
They were alTUted on a warrant.
Vice Lt. Robert Rblnebart alleges the
three women have been working in a
home at 6762 Cal"tone Lane in lhe Cali-
fornia Classics tracts.
llealdentl of !he neighborhood started
police inve1U1atlni the women's
actlvttlel when they became cooom1ed
with the actlvlU.. at the home.
One woman, who a1ted not to be
ldeoillled, told lhe DAILY P!LO'I' that
the women did not seem to live in the
home but arrived in the afternoon and
left ltte at night.
She said Ibero appeared to bt quite a
few men, who drove apenaive cara who
· visiled the home while the women were
there.
tnvestigation, artttt Ind releaae. ot the
trio wu likely to develop lnlo an endless
cycle, he said: ·i1r they're in our community aOd
violating our laws, we will <.'Ontinue to
arrat them. The laws here wUI be
enforced. We have an obl11ation to the
residents of thlt community to do to."
Abandonment
Of Irvine
School Eyed
The noiu-plagued Irvine Elementary
School can be abandoned if mon ey or
real property equ.ivalenl to a state-
assessed value of the school's . 28,000
square feet are received in return,
Superintendent Stan COrey told IrYlne
Unified School District t r u s t e e s
Wednellday.
One of the trustees' main objectives
has been to abandon the site which is
under the flight zone of the El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station. Part of the
IChool bqlll In 112! dotm't meet
earthquake safety standards.
Corey said that state office of local
assistance officials told him that the
diltrlct would also have to repay the
state for improvements to sewers on the
site if abandMed.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI] -
The bludgeon murder of Charles Donald
Belcher, •·ho won promlnence with a
court n1ht to xet tdJ grandfather's for-
tuoe, wu u.~ work of a ''le.XU.II psychot·
ic," 1ccord~ to police.
Detectives flperated on that theory f.o..
day as they fanned out around this play-
ground of. the rich to question friends of
the 33-year~ld antique dealer w b o 1 e
knife-mutilated body waa found Monday.
"Anytime you have a victim whOse tel:
organs are mutilated, yoo. have to work
on the theory that the lciller wu a 16XU8l
psycbotlc,0 a police spokesman aald. "We
are tracking down and questioning all of
his frlends.--especlally biJ male trlends, ..
he said.
An autopsy showed Belcher died from
a blow on the head. But his body had
been slashed 25 times with a knU'e.
Police said It wu possible robbery was
the prime motive -that Belcher was
mutilated by the killer as ID aftcrtboUght.
Friends said be usually carried large
sums or money. Detectives did not find
bis wallet or a murder weapon.
Several antiques and paintings were on
the back seat of his station wagon, park-
ed nearby.
Belcher owned an antique !bop fn
Atlanta and planned to open another soon
fu WeslrrtPalm Beach. He lived in an
elaboral'y decorated home In Atlanta
and commuted to West Palm Beach.
Tbe woman alto said •he had seen the
home'• occupant.I answer the front door
dressed In -ne!llll... or shortle
nllbtgowno. !Uiinebarl uld lnVelllgat)on of the ·
prootltullon operation will conilnue.
When ulled U the proceu of
Ftrat the achool diatrict rnuat get state
approval to abandon and then mWit
negotiate with site owner, the lrvlne
Company, about trading land.
Belchef'came into social prominence in
1969 after he won a court battle that
netted him $3 million from the e,tat.e of
bis (lr.llldlatber, Alabama lumber
magnale W. D. Belcher. Fr••P .. el
HOSPITAL •••
expected to number a ball million by
111111.
Some of the _,11100 to the Western
World Foundation plan has come from
faculty at UCI medical school who fear
the priVately fWlded, non-profit hospital
and medical complex would replace the
one planned by the University.
Burroughs replied today, "Opposition
of part of the medical faculty at UCI to
the 'diltlaguished' diagnostic, treatmenl
and .-arch center Mvlaloned by
Western Word, doel not alfecl Western
World's support of an adequate teaching
· facility ii UCL
"On the · contrary, the directors of
Weatern World llUI 1trongly support U
(the tucblnl hlpltal)," Burl'O\lihl aald.
"v,'• tapocl to ba•t !his ,.U-tlldowln1 · ..,,tor develop a number of melhoda for
l1Dprovad health care. at no!M5CalpUng
-11 wblcll will be pDol operallonl for
other arell ol the country to emulate,"
he 18ld today.
"To lhla and, it It desirable, thou1h not
vital, that there bt a UC! teaching
fadlity on the campua."
Trustee Filing
For Re-election
Patrick J. Backus, president of the
Saddleback Community College District
board of trustees, has taken out papers
'to run for l'Hloctlon to the board April
'11.
Backus, of 33382 Bremerton St., Dana
:Point, is a long.time member of the
)Joard, repretenUn& area four.
That area covers San Clemente, Dana
Point and Capistrano Beach.
; Backus II facinl oppolltlon In lhla bid
for reelection. Ronald Mincher of
. caplllraDo Beach ~ taken out filing
i)apel'I. Trustee aeats in area• four, flve and
r two are open in the April 17 election.
Filing deadline is Feb. 16.
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One plan of pupil bouaing for 11173-71
Corey supested to trustees Wednetday
calls for the abandoning of Irvine School
by Dec. 1.
At the opening or school in September,
Corey said, future College Part students
could be housed ln Irvine School and then
moved en masse to their new achoo) when
it opens.
San Joaquin School District ha1 32
relocatable buildings In Irvine on a Jease-
purchase basis at an annual cost of
186.000.
El Toro Marine, University Park and
Turtle Rock Schools will all be over·
capacity in September, Corey said, and
probably use some portables.
Corey said he computed that 22
relocatables might be left to use a1 a
mini-school on present achool sites or
possible future sites. Hoeptner en>pertY
by the Ranch, Greentree Homes and
Culverdale were mentione4 as possible
locatlon1.
The ~bUlty of condemnation
proceeding on the Irvine School site Is
alto beinl explored, Corey auured
. tru!teet.
U the district could prove the site
unacceptable, the state payback
requirement probably would be voided.
Corey aald be hopes to pre1ent the
board with a range of alternatives on
pupil houalnK Feb. 12. Additional
construction proposals will be presented
M1rch 12.
SHE'S THE ONLY
DEMOCRAT LEFT?
CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) -Mrs. Rwi-
ningwaters Fifi Taft, making her sec-
ond try for the White House, has announc-
f!id ahe would seek the Democratic preil-
dentlal nOn\lnatlon in 1'76.
Mrs. Taft, 57, a full-blooded Cherokee
Indian from Cincinnati campaigned in
the 1968 New Hampshire primary.
She said 1he will run again In 1976 "be-
cause Lyndon Johnson and Harry Tru-
man just died and. there's none of U1
Democrats left."
A Navy veteran, Belcher worked 8! a
waiter In Clearwater and a department
atore clerk in AUanta during the
JiUgation.
He told newsmen a few days after
becoming a mHllonaire that "The money
isn 't likely to change my habits."
But it did. and Belcher inserted himself
in Atlanta's crowd of regulan at
concerts, art exhibits and operas and
soon established a repulation f o r
throwing la\oisb after-opera parties at his
bome.
f'll'Olll P .. e I
. BOST1CK, •.•
Advisory Committees on Health Needs
and Mental Health.
He is a member of the American
Medical Aasoclatlon's council on medical
education and the llalam commJttee on
medical education of the American
Medical Association and the Aa5ociation
of American Medical Colleges.
He and his wife, Vlr11nia Lee, have two
sons, Alan and Bruce. ·
District Studies
Growth Planning
Stan Corey, Irvine Unified District
superintendent, 11: deveJoping a proposed
contract with master planners Davis-
McConnell-Ralston to present to trustees
Feb. 12.
"We've got to have a mailer planner
on the Job," Corey said Wedneaday.
His contact with Davi&-McConnell-
Ralston firm in Los Angeles will be to
see what kinds of service• the school
district can get to plan ill growth.
"They are as experienced as can be
found," he said of the firm which bat
worked with districts nationwide .
The board might appoint a master plan
developer Feb. 12.
Irish Boy. lussing Girl
Dragged Away, Murdered
BELFAST (AP) -Gabriel Savage. 17,
waa kluing his 18-year-<ild "'tl'.lrl friend
goodnight when his killers arrived.
The men dragged him from her arms
and bundled him lnto a car as she
acreamed In terror. They drove away,
&hol him lhrough the head and left his
corpse ln a ditch .
Savage was the third Roman catholic
teen-ager slain in Northern Ireland
this week1 presumably by Protestant
terrorlats. Two others were badly
wowided.
"Thlt, I fear, is a campaign to
terrorize and lnthnldate families," said
Gerry Fltt, a prominent Catholic poll·
tlclan.
"They probably died just because they
were bapt~ed Into a faith other than that
of the eunmcn." llkl a rinking
pollctman.
Pet<r Watterson, 15. "" the flrlt to
-die . He ""' slandillJ! with another l&-year~d Monday In the doorway ol hll
wldowGd mothtr11 store In the Falll
Rood dlatrtct. A opray of bullets Imm •
apeedinl car cut the lwo beys down.
Waltenon died on the spot. !lit lr!end
survived badly wounded.
Philip R;uerty,_!11 ten hl1 hom• hi !he
Andertonllown IJtltl'lct 'l\Jetd~ nl(hl
for band practice. His mother said abe
encouraged the boy to join the band
because he had a1tbma and blowing the ,
trumpet m111ht help e1pand hla lungs. ·
His body was fO\lnd several hours later
at the Giant'• Rina, a circle of
prehistoric atonea outstae l!elfall. Police
said be lflld been made to Ue on the
ground, the hood Imm hi> ooal wu
pulled over his head, and two bulleta
were fired into his braln.
"! ho\'! the men wbo hooded my bey,
my pa e and slctly boy, and !hen
murdered him wlll live with lhe •lahl ol
his thin little face forever," aald ..
R4flerty'1 mother.
S.va1e was onatched late Tueld~
night. Hit 1lrl friend, lclenUfied for her
safety only u Ellsabelb, •INilled with
the usauinl but they pulled a 11111 and
threatened to lbool her, too.
"She ran off crylnl and the car drovt away/' a relative tald.
Another 17-year-old Cathollff.:th m wa!klnl home Wednelday nl t when a man behind him abouted : '~ ey, you!''
The youth turned around, ind the man
fired lour •bolt •I 11.,..t' poln~bla9)
ranp. -
Two blilltlt htt the boy, one
,penetrattna hll abdomen. Doclora said
hl1 concllilnn wu aerlout, but they
believed be would aurvlvt.
DAILY l"ILOT 1"119• .. •kNN ~
COAST COLLEGE CHANCELLOR NORMAN WATSON ON CAMERA AT KOCE-TV, CHANNEL 50
Television Facility Oedicilted Jn Rites at Huntintton Bet1ch's Golden West College
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DUNES ...
Jamboree Road.
Hermsn Kimmel and Associates or
Newport Beach did a traffic study of the
site determining that traffic from the
project added to existing traffic on
Jamboree, Back Bay Drive, and San
Joaquin Hills Road would not exceed the
design capaciliea: of these streets.
It was estimated that the development
will add less than three percent to the
traffic on Pacific Coast Highway.
Par.king will be provided for 3,200 cars,
with a tram service to hotels and the
amuument park.
A canal is planned completely around
the present fugoon. Mule drawn canal
boats will carry villtors along with
Viking ships, gondolas and early
American riverboats.
It is estimated that 7 ,000 people" a day
will frequent the park following the first
phase of construction in 1976. The
attendance will jwnp to 10,000 upon
completion of the .second phase after
1978.
Three freshwater swimming pools are
planned but beach areas will be reduced.
The first phase construction to start in
1974 will include one hotel, two ne\Y
restaurants, the first part of the shopping
center and the entire parking lot.
The second stage, to be completed in
1978 will include lhe 11eeon4 hotel,
completion of the amusemfnt p·ark and
sboppina: center and the remainin.1
restaurants.
College Fundirig
Misuse Alleged
OAKLAND (AP) -In what !hey allege
was one of the largest milUSel of U.S.
aid and grant funds to a alnale campus,
federal audit officials clain\' $574,628 was
"improperly" paid to Merritt College
students.
The concluaion was baaed on a
sampling of 147 students selected at
random to prepare the audit, Dennis
Norri11, assistant to the regional director
of the Health, Education and Welfare
Depart ment'• au1lt agency, said
Wednesday. Federal aid is reteived by
2,203 students on the campua, he said.
The audit, coveril)g a four-year period,
alleged that 71 percent of the records
eumlaed failed to stand up to loan
requlremenb for federal aid.
Channel 50 Wins Praise
In Official Dedication
Orange County's first home television
station waa dedicated Wednesday night
amid glowing predlctlona that It will
quickly become an invaluable cultural
resource to the county.
i<OCE-TV Channel 50 actualiy began
broadcasting Nov. 20, but dedication
ceremonies last night at the Huntington
Beach studios lost no pomp on that
account.
"Thia ii a noteworthy event In the
illustrious hl>lory of Orange County,"
Intoned Dr. Norman E. Wallon,
cbanceJJor of the Coast Community
College District which operates Channel
50.
"Channel 50 has the potential to take
education into every home and office in
the county at times when it is most
convenient," he added.
Dr. Watson noted with satisfaction that
the district will use Channel 50 to offer
televised courses for fuU college credit
beginning next weelr:.
Guests at Wednesday's dedication
included Ronald Caspers, chairman of
the Orange County Board of Supervtaora,
and Robert Finch, a former secretary of
Health, Education aru1 Welfare ·and the
white House emmisary to the dedication.
The ceremonie1 also included televised
measage11 of' conaratulations from Gov .
Ronald · Reagan, Assembly Speaker Bob
Moretti, and State Sen. Dennis
Carpenter.
In contrast to the optimistic remark&
of these speakers, keynote dedicaUon
speak~ Cecil Smith, television critic for
the Los Angeles Times, sounded a more
somber tone.
After condemning c o m m e r c I a 1
television as "endlessly redundant,
hopelessly Irresponsible , de!Jberately
mediocre, and ultimately boring," Smith
warned that public televlllion faced
several crises of Its own.
Smith went on to describe "a muri:y
world" ln which funding was scarce and
the federal government was in danger of
attempting to turn public TV into a "ICl't
of domesUc Voice of America spouting
the perty line propaKanda."
l<WelconPng a publlc television station
isn't unlll<e greeting !he birth ol a baby
in Biafra," he said.
Smilh called on ChaMel 50 to
fearleuly broedcast high . quality
programming, and if necessary, to
produce progrlml that only appeal to a
minority:
"The broader the base of a medium,
the low"fthe cultural level," Smith aald.
"And commercial television has the
broadest base in the history of the
world."
Smith lampooned American television
In contrast wltb European programming
in noting that "When 1976 comes along, it
will be the British who produce the only
programs or any validity about out
revolution."
2-year Pollution
~ExtensiO@Jlit
WASHINGTON (AP) -The federal
appeals court here hu ordered the
Environmental Protection Agency to
rescind the two-year extensions granted
to 18 states, including California, for
complying with air pollution Umlta.
The order, Issued late Wedneaday,
means that all states must meet federal
clean air standards by May 31, 1975,
Instead of 1977 u the emnslons wvuld
have allowed.
The heaviest Impact of the decision
falls upon urban areas where pollution
from autorQobile elhaust la a problem.
The diU!culty of Improving mw
transit systenu: and curbing private auto
emissions by 1975 was the chief factor in
EPA'• decision tut May to grant the
extensions.
Pilot Arrested
For Drunk Flying
An errant aviator with tbree
paasengen aboard a single engine plane
hit a tall tree In Buena Park near
midnight Wednesday but managed to
land at Jullerton Munlclpal Airport
where be Was arrested.
James D. Young. 40, of Fullerton wu
arrested for assertedly flying an airplane
while intoJ.icated.
ft Buena Park police omcer Dave
Williams vi.ailed the acene where the
plane hit the tall tree al am
commonwealth Ave. and loDowtnc hit
investigation Sgt. Steve Slavley was
dispatched lo tbe Fullerton Airport to
make the arrett.
Young waJ jalled and then reltued ..,
$500 bail.
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VQL: 66, NO. 32, ~ SECTIO_!'!_S,~JA9ES -ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 'THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1973
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Huntington. ·Police Station Develops
liwiUngton Beach pOUce may be lorted
lo move oul of lhelr old building OD ll'lfth
Slreel monlhs before lhelr new building
Is ready for Ulem.
Police Chief Earle Robllallle disclosed
today Iha! the bulldlng currenUy ~
the police department hos developed
some aevere structural problems.
He .saJd he noticed the cracks in the
walls and the rolling floor ln mid-
December shortly after returning from
the FBI Academy in VlrsiniL
"I asked about it," he said. ••and the
people who were here while I wu gone
said tt had been going OD fw aboot five
or six weeks."
An invesllgailon oooduded by lhe
engineering and building departments
revealed that an old water main under
the bulldig bad brobn and the waler
which was running Old was undermining
one of the support columns.
\..,r-
Beach Trio
Jn early January, the pipe was
repaired and aboul 15 cubic yarila of
cooc:rde waa pumped under tbe building
to shore up tbe weakened column.
Robitaille said !be cilY's aigioeerlng
department ·Is maklag conlinuoos
llWVeyl of tbe building to determine if it
ls still moving.
"We won't know for a week or two if
we're going to bave to vacate," the clllef
said.
Held
Residential Area Home a Brothel?
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of t111 INlllY PHltt Stiff
Three "''omen who police alleged two
weeks ago were running a call girl house
right in the middle of a north Huntington
Beach residential neighborhood were
arrested again Wednesday night.
Thi~ time the charges were the same
as the first time -conspiracy to commit
prostitution and maintaining a house of
prostitution. ~
Upon the first arrest, the judge let the
women go on their own recognizalfce.
This time the jud£e was a bit more
tesly and bail is 15,000 each. The trio
remained in custody today.
Booked into Orange County Jail were
Judy Ann Klusmeyer, 25, Helen Marie
Ryan , 37, and Carol Ann Domian, n.
Thi:y were arrested on a warrant
Vice Lt. Robert R.hipehart alleges the
three women have been-working in a
home at 676% Capstone Drive in the Cali-
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fomia Classics tracts.
Residents ol the neighborbood started
police investigating the women's
activities when they became concerned
.with the activities at the' home.
One woman, who asked not to be
lrientified, told the DAILY PILOT that
the women Wd not seem to live in the
home but arrived in the afternoon and
left late at night.
She said there appeared to be quite a rew men, who drove expemive ears who
visited the home while the women were
there.
The mosl directly affected part of the
building seems to be near its center
where the department's administrative
oUlces -including Robilallle's -are
hoosed.
There are several long cracks aions
the walls and at one point the ceiling bas
pulled away from the walls. The floor
rises and falls to the point that it
resembles a banked curve at one corner.
City Buikilng Director Jim Wheeler
said the 511-yeBN>id building had a
similar problem about three years ago
that was taken care of. but be
acknowledged that it .. was a very much
smaller Job."
He said the surveys of the building
have not indicated any further movement
and added that there Is "apparenUy no
danger" from subsidence in the· building.
But Robitaille said he fears for the
Today's Final
N.Y. Stoeks
TEN CENTS
Cracks
st.!ety of police penonnel in the event of
even a minor earthquake.
He said police officials are
invesligating the possibility of buying
surplus state-owned trailers to house the
department until the new building on
Main Street across from the high school
is completed in October.
"We haven't made any de r in It e
decisions yet." he added, ·'but we'rt
keeping a close check on it.''
School Chief .. . 1be woman also said she had seen the
home's occupants answer the front door
dressed in negligees or sbortie
nightgowns.
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POLICE SAY THIS HOUSE ON HUNTINGTON BEACH'S CAPSTONE DRIVE WAS NOT A HOME
Three Women Arrested for 'Second i'lme on Prostitution Ch1 rge1, Hi ld on $5,000 Ball -----'
Trustees Vote Immediate Rhinehart said investigation oC the
prostitution OJ)eration will continue. Master Plan Priorit y
~ive '!:fa.r .. Marsh Site ~ Firing of Grove Official
Wben asked if the pro<:<SS or
investigation, arrest and release of. .the
trio was likily to develop into an endless
cycle, be saido
"lf they're in· our community and
violaling-our ·la!!. we will continue to arrea them. '11* ..... 11ere 1011 be
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Four trustees of the Garden Grove !(rs. Barbua Sbidey, presideol ol the
Unified Scbool Distli<I mel al 7 o'clock " boon! o£ -..i, ..i a brief 0 _ '-" I ··-· •-r'
Ibis morning, fired 'tbe district statement foilowin1 the 2:>minute closed-
superlntendent effective• immediately and door aession.
• By. TlllUIV COVILLE iti1 .ran could DOI Sla(I Wltll a!Jer Julx °' .. D*~ "" "'" '301 because ~ staff has· to ·flnl!b several
agreed to pay him f15 ,00l in lieu of the "'lbe majority of the board bas
three years remain,ing on his contract. determined to seek. a new superintendent Armed Man Net.s
$50,000 in Gem s
From Salesman
No pin ol Iba l,>Olklcre Bolsa Chica stale t.qulrenients by lhal time.
marsh ·area will be annexed to "Signal has been using a peacemeal
Dr. David H. Paynter, 5 2, . . . since there are fundamental
superintendent of. the county's poorest philosophical differences between the
Huntington Beach until the city can approach to development, but there are a
develop a comprehensive master plan for lot of factors in this area lhat need to be
district in terms of th: base, leaves the present board and the superintendent."
Garden Grove district alter four and a The statement noted that a completely
ih!_entlre acre~e. explored," Reynolds said today.
City Planning Commissioners refused He listed several mvjor projects
half years. different board of educatioo than ls now Tuesday night to prezooe any part of the (See BOLSA, Page I)
Bolsa property for Signal Landmark, a
U.S. Helicopters
Pick Up General
Who Plotted Tet
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. beliooplers flew
to a jWJ8le relldezvous today, picked up
the Viet Cong general. who· directed the
1968 Tet offensive against Saigon and
liew him back to join a peacekeeping
commission.
Five years almost to the day since the
start or the 19611 attack on Saigon, the
U.S. helicopter crews broughC Lt. Geo.
Tran Van Tra and. 28 other Viet Cong
ttien to Tan Son Nhut Air Base.
Tra Is the SO.year-old deputy mililary
Commander of the el1.11iv~ COSVN, the
Communlsls' Central Office for South
Vietnam. As chief Viet Cong member of
the four·party joinl military commission,
)le like!)' boi<ls the key to the release of
American prisoners of war held in South
Vietnam.
Seven U.S. helicopters marked with
While !!tripes piClted up 'l'rl' and bis men
1t Loe Ninh, a rubber planlalion town 7>
miles north of Saigon which Tra's forces
caplured lasl year. ·
' The Viet Cong wore plain jungle green
Uniforms, some with aoft bats, others
'with pith beimels. They carried atlache
cases and small pices of luggage. Some
"8d ntcl<Jacks. Al least one carried an
utomadc weapon.
They were taken to Camp Davis, a
nrmer U.S. Signal Corps Installation at
(See VIETNAM, Page I)
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'Aggres sion'
HONG KONG (UPI) -Olin<te
Prenli<r cbou En-iai acemed lbe
Uniled Sllles today ol lalllilc lo
llDp Ill •war of aggraslon" against
()!mJwll& and LaOI despite Signing
lbe Vietiiim peaco agreement
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The premier, tptaklng al a P ..
king banqUet bo!lorlng North Vlet-
nameae chief ....,illtor Le Due
Th9 and Fonlp ~ N...,...
Dlzy Trinh, ,.W be lKipa the U.S.
government and Saigon attlhartlles
will "refrain from ~Mtlnafloo. •
es]JIJlllon and ........... .. !ha! the-.......-milbt Ila turn-ed a reality.
serving the dislrict hired Paynter.
· ·The 175,000 voted to be paid to Paynter
"inc!udea all obligaliom !or salary,
fringe beoefils and Wlused vacatioo."
Adminislrator Doo Wash will replace
Dr. Paynter as interim superintendent
Observers of the county's largest
sdlonl district (5{,000 pupils), lndicaled
lbe new boanl ol education wbid!
Includes lwo leacbers and lwo medical
docior8 DO longer could agree with
Paynter OD educational issues.
' Stolen-Flooring
Material Found
in Huiilington
More Uwt $47,000 worth of Dooring slol-
en while in transit from New Jersey to
5a<ramento bas been ...oovered In H1mt,
lngton Beach by iocal police and FBI
agents.
Joe I). Jamieson, assislant director In
charge of the FBl'a Loo Angeles office,
said lbe vinyl flooring was fc>md Tueoday
In the warebottae ol Puzulla Jnterprilea,
1759% Gothard Ave.
He said today the flooring was being
transported In a truct which waa slolen
Jan. 28 from the yard ol !be Nallonai
car Rental truct divisioo in Loo Angeles.
JaimelOft declined to comment oo bow
the materW waa localed In 11'1mtinglon
Beach.
He said tbe missing truct has not been
found, bul added lbal lo~atioo OD tbe
case ls conUnuiog and complain!! wtD
probably be filed In federal court today
or Friday. ·
A clean-cut, midtli ... ged bandit, armed
with a revolver, held up a diamond
salesman for $ill,OOO worth of unsel
damonds in Seal Beach Wednesday.
LL Martin Black of the Seal Beach
Police Departmenl said the boidup
occurred at about 10:50 a.m. in the
parting lot of tbe ao...inoor Shopping
Center on Seal Beach Boulevard.
Bill Fletcber, 44, a salesman for the
Universal Diamond Company of Orange,
told police be bad just pulled into the
parking lot when a man approached his
car from~~ger saide.
Leaning througb the passenger window. ·
the man pulled wbal Flelcber described
as a .Jkaliber ~volver and said, "Give
me tbe bag and you won1 gel hurt."
Fletcher said be banded over bis
alt.ache case which cootained 200 loose
diamonda.
"""1nling to police report&, tbe
gunman took tbe case and ran through
the par~ Io~ disappearing from sigbt
m:und lhe corner ol a bullding.
1be robber waa described as being
clea!Hhaven, wilh short, dark bair, of
medium bulld and about 40 to li5 years
old.
LL Black said deteclives are
invesligaling lhe poosibillly lbal Iba
bandit ma;y have bad inside information
as to the route Flelcber followed when
calltng OD Iocal jewelry stores.
Marine Faces Trial
SAN DIEGO (AP) -An It-year-old
Marine was ordered Weclnesdlly to llblnd
trial by gi:oeril courl"'1arlfai In the Dec.
20 llabbing o1 Pvl. Patrlct Helheringtcin.
division ol Signal Gas and Oil c.ompany.
Signal wanted planned community
zoning (R·Z) on 263 acres ii is allempting
lo annes lo the city. Mondlly· nigbl, the
city council delayed act.iao oo the
proposed anneutiOo until it bad more
information from the p 1 a n n i n g
commisskn
At Tuesday's .meeting, commissiDners
said they don'I want any Bolsa land
annexed until the full area is
muter-planned.
That demand ls likely lo become city
council policy.al nest Monday's meeting.
George Stringer, a spokesman for
Signal, said today \tie cily's decision will
delay pri>greis OD the 263-acre parcel, but
Won't have much effect on the rest of the
property which is covered with oil field
aperations.
''There isn't rilucb we can do now,
except work with the planning staff and
try lo help them develop a masier plan
as soon as possible," Stringer observed.
Signal owns nearly all of !be Bolsa
property except for a 536-aqe sectioo it
is turning over to the state Fish and
Game. Department for a salt water
mmb refuge and a publlc ~
Cily Planning Director Ken Reynolds
said the• <Ollllly bas DO nwlet plali lot
the Bolsa area. AU of the land Is now
""'1ed a.,;Cultunl. -
Councilman Dooald Shipley bad asked
the slall to_ comider ... Opell --plan
which migbt preserve the bliilfs for
pubUc ase. · •
"Some or the besl features tljat will
ever be in the city are in the Bolsa Chica
marsh," Shipley said. ''There must be an
adequate place for the public.''
Signar bas previoualy, annexed 400-500
acrea of Bolsa land to the cily. •
Reynolds aid it would take about a
year to develop the master plan. He said
Judge .in Press -
COntempt Case
Strikes Photog
SAN ANDREAS (AP) -_A local judge,
who cited a newspaper publisher . for
contempt of coqrt for JI critical editorial,
slapped a pbolographer l<IC!ay when be
tried 1o tau a picture, the photographer
and witnesses said.
They said Judge 0Howard Blewett wa1
washing dishes in the cafe be runs in this
gold coontry footbill town . when
photographer Dennis Naguri, 23, of the
Calaveraa County Enterprise tried to
take his plctm about 7 a.m.
Nagurl and witnesses Aid Blewett hil
·him with his open hand on the face and
grappled with ·him for his camera.
Naguri. held on lo the camera, bul the
back was fore«! open, spoiling the mm,
he told Goorge Hoeper, San Andreas
conesponclent for The Slockton-~. --. Later, Blewe!l told ne.,.1men~ ~1it 'ta.s
an automaUc teflex. 11'fe been attacked and~ IO the ,...,•I where I '~.,.
bel . ,... . ., .... ore I thou'gbt."
. ~I midlnoming/'Enterprlse Publiajter Oscar MelUn -a reilted attol'lley -said
neither be · nor Nagurl, ' a Vietnam
veteran, decided whetber to bring
charges agalruit the judge -who is not
an attorney.
Two wltnenea at the ' restaurant were
ldenlilied as Kathleen Maclay and Marc
Sani, Fresno Sl!le Universily journalism
students in San Andreas to report on the
(See CONTEMPT, Pa1e I)
Goodn~ght Kiss End.s • Ill Murder
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wu kllslng bis l .. Year-<ld girl friettd "Tbey pnlbabl)' died jUll becauae they becauae be bad asthma and blowing the safely only aa Elizabeth, struggled wltb
goodnlgbl wben bia ltlilen arrlwd. ...,. baplired into a faith olber lhan thal tntmpel mi&hl belp espand hil lungs. the aaaualns bul they pulled a gun and
..l'belllOll dr....s ~ber !f1llS _ of ~ 1'111'""'·" ~ ,. raptin&_ , !Ill~ w.ulound_....eral ~ ,ljlrea\ened to o1>oot be(. loo. • ·-~ 1 and bundled liliD llllo a cor u lbe polkwman al · the GiaDl's Ring, a c!n:le of 1 "She ran of! <rylng •od the c:.r drove
• ..,..,...i in lftor. 11"'1 """'" ....,, "*" w-. I•, -!be finl to preitlstorlc r1ane1 oulside BeUaat. Police • aw11,'' a relaUTt aaid. · -
abot him throlOllt Ille""°" and 1111 Illa dlo. lie waa lllnditll 1!'ilb ~ 15-sai4 he bad 'beeti made to Ile' OD ihe Anothet t7·year-ofd catholic youlh was
-in a ditdL ~ .._.., In ille doorway al hil gr"OUnd, lhe hood ft0m bis coat, was . • waiklna home Wedneatlay nighl when a
Siivop -Ille lllH --QIW!c -•ed molhor'a aiore iD Iha Falls pulled ...,. bis bi.ad, and·two bUJleis man bebllid him,lhouied : "Hey, yqu1•1 ·
toetH&er alaln Ill -_._ Rood dlllrid. A-ti llulieta from a lme,fired Into hit brain. . Tbe~th turned annuid, and .tbe ma9
lllii -. 11-blJ bJ Prolu'a' _.... car ail the .,.. bo!o -. • ''I bOpe-the men' who hood<d m1 boy, Or<d, four ahols at almost 11<>1<11,blank
lmorillL Tllo _, -. 'llldlJ ·--died OD the 1(111. Hit friend t111 polo and alCklJ bo)', and tben nnp. I WOUDtled. Wtl+ed,....., ~ munlettd bin\ wtD llVe w1tll the &iglll'of' Tllo bun.ti hil Iba boy, Ont
"Tbia I fur fl a .... -lo Philip Rlfkorly, 14, left bla heme in U. hia lhill Hiile (ace loreVer," lild llOb!ttallng •1111 ·abaomen. ~ said ..... ... **le raiilm;;;r aalil AaltUOtll!Olll Dlstrtct Tltadlt nllhl Rallerty'a mother. his oondltloo WU aerioul, bul Ibey
Gtn7 J1tt, 1 fl"'"-Oolltollc poll-for bead pradb. Bio -aid Ille Sa'91t -matdied !ale Tueoday belltved be ....rd aumve.
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Dr11g Raid Nets
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·Armed with a -....mine,"a •m
of offl"1'rs from Fountain v~ and
Buena Park raided a Foun~ Vtlley
home early today,. arresting ~ penons
and conn.seating what they said were
q antities of na.rCQJics and dangerous
drugs.
Capt. Les Rowland of Iba Fountain
Valley departmeBt aatd the raid was the
biggest In Foun\ain Valley'• blslory.
Police first placed a street value of
lllo,000 on the COllfistated maleriai, tben
disclaimed the flgutt, saying Ibey won'
br sure bow much tt .ls worth until some
suspected barblturic acid ls analysed.
The drugs coollacaled included a
siiopping bag full al marijuana, a small
quanUty of basltllb and bashlsb nil, one
gram of cocaine and a large qllllllily ol
barbiture acid, police said. • ___,
Booked inti' Orange County Jail--.,• -
-Gary Wayne campbell, U. of mt
Poppy Circle, Fountain Valley for
polsess.ion of tparljUana and dangerous
drugs and possession of marijuana and
~angerous drugs for sale.
-Paula Suaan Balley, 22. of the same
address and for the aame·charges.
-Larry Michaef. Welhmeiler, 12, of
,the same addren and for the same
charges.
Bail for campbelf, Welhmeiler and
Mlsl Bailey was set at 1100,000 each.
Also arresled:
-Shella Diane Bailey, lt, of Artesia.
(or possession of marijuana.
-Karen Lee Holsnmbach and her
~usband Donai<J, l>Ql)i 28, 9' Loni Beach,
for Possession of marijuana.
-Susan, DOreen ·Gu~, 18, of Buena
Park, for possession of marijuana.
-Donald Dean Rhodes, tt, ol Buena
Parlit, fo~ possession of marijuana and
d'anierous drugs .
-Cly~ Arleo Moss, 2$, ol "'l!esla, for
(See DRUG RAID, J>.,e I)
Or aage
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MooUy sunny on .Ji'rlday, witlj
aome higb cioudinua, llC<lllrdlnc ID
the weatherlady. lligM of a al the beaches; rising to " inland.
Lows-tonight fl-12.
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DAllY PILOT Thurscbf, Febnraoy 1, 1973 •
MHlll.%Seats .• • 1 -Psychotic
Considers Sought Finch
Governor's Post In Murder ·
By JOUN ZALLER
Of .... o.ltY ,.lltt $1•11
Robert Finch, former secretary of · l Health, Education and W e I I a r e.
conllrmed speculation Wednesday that he
,. may run for either the Calilomia
goYen>Orsbip or th< U.S. Senate in t974.
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"I'll be giving both seats seriolls
consideration in the next six months as l
travel around the state trying to get
ad.Vice on what 1 should do," Finch said.
Finch. wbo was lieutenant governor of
catifonlla in 1968 ,wbeo President Nix~n
tapped blm for a cabinet seat. wu 1n
Huntington Beach Wednesday for the
dedication of KOCE-TV Channel 50.
••tt will be a major decision whether to
_.,. run for the senate or the govemorah.ip, or
whether I run for any seat at all," he
aaid. If Finch does decide to run, he could
face major fights whichever direction he
turns. lf he ran for the Senate, he would be
up against incumbent. Democratic
Senator Alall Cranston, a man who
-.Om 1ay would be tou~ to unseat.
In addltloo, Flncb nugbt !au a
primary ha!Ue against Gov. Ronald
Reagan. Reagan took bimsell out of the
running for a tblrd term as gov~r
WedneadaY bul be told reporten m
Sacramento that he hadn't made up bil
mind yet on th< Senate race. uWbat Governor Reagan decides to do
wDl certainly be a coo51deraUoo," Finch
conceded. "But it will not be decisive."
In 191& wJten FJncb wu running for
J.1tatenaDt governor and Reagan was
runninl for governor, Finch outpolled
Reagan.
Flncb odmlll a delire ID aerve In the
seoate. He told neWllllen Wednesday that
senaton are elected to Jong slJ:.year
termi, have few administrative duties,
and are In a position to take an OYet'-
vlew. "Jt'a the best job in politics," he
said. ·1 Flncb would also face a tough race 1
he ran for governor. Lt. Governor Ed
Reinecke band chosen by Reagan when
Fincb left for Wubingtoo in 1968, is
expected to nm for the high state office,
aJlhougb he has not yet declared
candidacy. . . . "The Republican Party m Cahfom1a
obviously needs to broaden its base after
last NOYember's showing In t h e
Assembly races," Finch said. "That is a
job that would naturally fall to lbe
governor. "As someone who is a life tong
lnsUtuUooal Republican, I would give
very serious consideration ID th< neods of
th< party in making up my mind."
Fincb is geoeralJy considered a
moderate, eopec!ally in comparl90D to
From Page I
BOLSA •..
proposed in and near the Bolsa marsh :
-The state's 530-acre marsh.marina
project, ei:pected to draw 300,COO visitors
annually to the marsh alone.
-The state's planned $5 million
lmpl'Ovement of Bolsa Chica State
Beach.
-The Metropolitan Water District's
propo11l to build an offshore island to
boUle a water deaaJ.ting plant.
"The commission feels there should be
a total plan tn concert with all these
possibilities," Reynolds said.
Stringer said his company has not
developed a master plan for the entire
area because of the existing oil wells.
which, he said, may p r o h i b i t
development for 10 ID 20 years.
·Tahoe Hotel Cl«'!~red
MINDEN, Nev. (AP) -The Douglas
County Planning Commission bas
approved a height waiver for a proposed
$25-milllon hotel-casino at Stateline in the
Lake Tahoe Basin. The commission
approved this week a 60-foot building
height, 20 feet more than the maxlmwn
allowed by the Tahoe Regional Planning
Agency.
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Heinecke. Al HEW secretary, F!Mb
oversaw the establishment of the
Environmental Proleclion Agency, a
variety of new urban programs. and the
beginning of federal aid for public tele-
visioo.
Currently Flncb is actlve In a private
law firm and as a teacher in two night
college courses. But he promised that ''a
big chunk of the next six months will be
spent traveling around the state," to
make up his mind.
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Fwld Thins
For Chamber
Selection
The list of candidates for the
Huntington Beach Chamber o f
commerce 11Citizen of the Year Award"
has been narrowed to five and the wiMer
will be announced Friday night.
The chamber's installalion and awards
banquet Is set for 6:30 p.m. at the
Sheraton Beach Inn.
Jn alphabetical order, the five potential
winners are:
-Dale Dunn, former chamber director
now with the Huntington Harbour
Corporation.
-Howard Matheny, manager of the
Mootgomery Ward Store at Hlmlinglon
Center.
-WUUam Pttereon, manager of Ute
Bank of America's Five Polnll branch.
-Ron Shenkman, former Fountain .
Valley Councilman and now a vice
president with Mercury Savings and
Loan Association.
-James Shepherd, a member of the
city parks and recreatlor, commission
and president of the historical society.
New chamber President Jerry Bame,
and other chamber directors will be
installed at Friday's banquet.
Following the awan:b and installation
ceremonies, there will be dancing from 9
p.m. to midnight.
Tickets can be purchased at the door
for persons who make reservations
1-~riday morning by phoning the chamber
at 962~1.
From Page I
.\--. VIETNAM ...
Tan Son Nbut, where lbe other
Conununist cease-fire delegates are
housed.
Because of Tra's ab.sence, the
peacekeeping group made up of the four
parties has been unable to start
arranging the exchange of prisoners or
the security safeguards that must be set
up before the four·nation InternationSl
Commission of Control and Supervision
can send out Its teams to observers to
police the cease·fire.
Tentative pJaos were made for the
senior members of the joint military
commission to bold their first meeting
fo~riday.
Annexes to the peace agreement signed
in Paris Saturday say prisoners shall be
returned and received at places agreed
to by the four signatories -the United
States, North Vietnam, South Vietnam
and the Viet Cong. These four also must
guarantee the safety of personnelt,.
engaged in the return and reception of
the POWs.
POW lists banded to the United States
by North Vietnam in Paris show 456 U.S.
servicemen held in prison camps in
North Vietnam and 99 in South Vietnam.
The North Vietnamese also listed 27 U.S.
civilians captured in South Vietnam who
are to be released .
tt1eanwhile, the total or cease·fire
violations reported continued to fall oil
despite (1) continued heavy fighting in
the northern provinces and (2) the
inability of the truce observer teams to
get into the field.
The Saigon command claimed there
were 188 Communist attacks during the
24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today,
compared> with 209 In the previous 24
hours , 311 in the 24 hours before that and
426 in the first 22 :IOW's after the cease--
fire went into effect Sunday.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -
'nte bludgeon murder of Ow'les Donald
Belche1, who won promlnence with a
court fight to get his grandfather'• for-
tune, wu the work of a "sexual psychot-
ic," acmrding to police.
Detectives operated on that theory to-
day as they fanned out around this play-
ground of the rich to question friends of
the 33-year~ld antique dealer w ho • e
knife-mutilated body was fowxl Mooday.
"Anytime you have a victim whose sex
orgarui are mutilated, you havf' to work
on the theory th!!it the killer was a sexual
psychotic," a police spokesman said. "We
are tracking down and questioning all of
his friends-especiaJly his male frien¢1 ,"
he said.
An autopsy showed Belcher died from
a blow on the head. But his body had
been slashed 25 times with a Jmlie.
Police sald 11. wu possible robbery was
the prime motive -that Belcher was
mutilated by the killer u an afterthought.
Frienda sald be usually carried large
s\JllUll of money. Detectives did not find
bis wallet or a murder weapon.
Several antiques and paintings were on
the back seat of bis station wagon, park·
ed nearby.
Belcher owned an antique shop in .
AUanta and planned 14 open another soon
in West Palm Beach. He lived In an
elaborately deoorated home in AUanta
and commuted ID West Palm Beach.
Belcher came into social prominence in
1969 after he won a court· battle tba.t
netted him 13 million from th< estate of
bis grandfather, Alabama lumber
magnate W. D. Belcher.
A Navy veteran, Belcher worked as a
waiter in Clearwater and a department
store clerk in Atlanta during the
litigation.
He told newsmen a few days alter
becoming a millionaire that "The money
isn't likely to change my habits."
Newpo11 to Host
First Meeting
Of Coast Group
Tho Sotllh Coast Regional Coastal
Conservation Commission, created by
Proposition 3> approved by the VGten in
November, will hold Its first meetidg in
Orange County Feb. 5.
Supervisor Ronald Caspers of Newport
Beach, a member of the commission,
said the session would begip at 7:30 p.m.
in the Newport Harbor . High School
auditorium.
The commission has jurisdiction over
all developments within 1,000 yards of
the coasUine and covers Los Angeles and
Orange counties.
Mrs. Judy Rosener of Newport Beach
is another local member of the
commission. She represents the public
and Caspers, the board of supervisors.
Mayor Arthur Holmes of San Clemente
also is on the commiasion.
Caspers said the public is invited to
attend the meeting.
From Pagel
DRUG RAID. ••
possession of marijuana.
-Bruce Alan Elness, 21, of Garden
Grove, for possession of marijuana,
dangerous drugs and cocaine.
Bail for all except Elness was set at
$1,000 each. Bail for Elness was set at
$5,000.
Del. Marty Engquist said officers
allegedly found three rifles, two pistols
and a sawed off shotgun at the home at
9721 Poppy Circle. He noted that the
pistols and rifles were all legally
possessed by residents of the home.
In addition to the drugs and weapons,
the detective said they found equipment
investi&ators believe was used to
manufa~ture. hashish oil.
Engquist said tbe raid, which was
conducted with two Fountain Valley
officers and four from Buena Park, was
based on information received by the
Buena Park department.
Panda Pander
Hsing-Hsing, Ling-Ling in, Luv•Luv
WASHINGTON (UPI) -It may be 20 degrees with a wintry wind
slicing through the National Zoo, but it mfght as well be spring for
Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing, the only two giant pandas In captivity
In the United States.
The young pandas are flirting shamelessly through the wire
fence that separates their outdoor cages.
Panda keepet Larry· It Collins says the two 'spend Increasingly
more time getting one another's attention with handstands and other
socially Jeii.acceptable geS\Ures of love.
Will they mate and produce the .11th panda born in captivity!
Alas, Collins said Wednesday, the pandas will have no pbylllcal
contact (or perhaps two more years.
'"l'be female panda b bigger and older than the.lllale an4 be
may get used to assuming a submissive role ln their relatlQnshlp,"
Collins said. "They are too young for mating and bringing them to-
gether now may rule out any bop es we have for pi'oclucinC ofl.·
spring.0 • • -
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COAST COLLEGE CHANCELLOR NORMAN WATSON ON CAMERA AT KOCE·TV, CHANNEL 50
Telewoion Focllity Dedicotecl Jn Rites at Huntington Beach's Golden West Colf090
From Paire I
CONTEMPT. • •
~ntempt case.
SanJ said that after the slapping
incident the judge returned to the kitchen
and was heard to say, "Damn, I
ahouldn't hafe slapped that little 1.0.b."
Blewett ·told Hoeper be feels bil
peraonal rights were infringed on by the
photographer and wu considering taking
action against him.
Mellin bas aai<I be coold become the
first newspaper publisher in U.S. history
to be held in contempt of court for the
editorial. A hearing is scheduled before a
visiting judge Feb. 21 when Mellin is
scheduled to show cause wby he sbould
not be held in contempt.
Calaveras County Dist. Atty. Orrin
Airola filed an affidavit this week
declaring the editorial "tends fA>
embarrass the adm.lnistratlon of justice
and bring discredit upon the court and
tends to create in the public mind a
distrust aod suspicion of the court."
Blewett sparked the editorial when be
ordered th< capture of a black Laborador
retriever named Maggie which strayed in
his garden. Then, Blewett filed a
complaint against the dog's owner, Roger
Herd, and presided over Rerd'1 pretrial
bearing.
In an editorial Jan. 17, Mellin wrote.
"We have th< ridiculous oiluation where
the judge detJberately bad a neigbbo<'s
dog trapped and then bailed th< dog
owner into bil court, aet the bail and llten
tried to sit in judgment on the case."
The dist~ict attorney's affidavit called
the editorial .. "slanderous a n d
contemptuous of the court:"
Blewett works as a fry coot at
Blewett's Cafe -which be owns -in
San Andreas when be is ool busy wilh
court duties.
Court Decision
On, Hair Soright
WASHINGTON (AP) -A llate junior
college in Tei:as, noting that high scbaols
may order haircuts while c:olleges may
not under court order, has asked the U.S.
Supreme Court to setUe the issue.
Tyler Junior COllege wants to reverse a
decision of the U.S. Circuit Court at New
Orleans in a bairrut case.
In a 9 to 6 decision, th< majority said,
,. "The adult's right to wear hb hair as be
chooaes IUpenedES the state's right to
Intrude. The place where the line of
permissible hair style regulatim is
drawn Is between th< high acbool door
and the college gate."
Channel 50 Wins Praise
In Official Dedication
Orange c.ounty's first home television
staUOll was dedicated Wednesday night
amid glowing predictions that it will
quickly become an invaluable cultural
resource to the county.
KOCE-TV Channel SO actualiy began
broadcasting No'. 2G, but dedicaticm
ceremonies last nig1Jt at the HW1tington
Beach studios lost no pomp on that
account.
"This is a noteworthy event in the
illustrious history of Orange Collnty,"
intoned Dr. Norman E. Watson,
chancellor of the Coast CommlUlity
College District which operates Channel
50.
"Oiannel SO bas the potential ID take
education into every home and office in
the county at times when it is most
convenient;" he added.
Dr. Walson noted with satisfaction that
the district will use Channel 50 to offer
teleri!ed counes for full college credit
beginning next week.
Guests at Wednesday's dedication
included Ronald Caspers, chairman of
th< Orange CounJy .~of SU~1 and ~ Ftncb, a former aecretary or
Insanity Plea
In Policeman's
Slaying Offered
Pleas of innocent and innocent by
reason of imanity have been filed in
Orange Counly Superior Court by a man
accused of the slaying Dec. 6 of a Tustin
patrolman.
Judge James Turner accepted th<
pleas oHer"1. by Gary William Johnson.
37, Tustin, and ordered the defendant to
be rebJmed ID court April 9 for trial on
charges of lint degree murder. Jobnaon
is held in county jail with bail denied.
Johnson has now recovered from knee
wounds allegedly received when be was
involved in a gun baltle with two Tustin
officers and two aberiff's deputies who
sped ID the scene to aid th< patrolman.
Officer Waldmn Karp, 31, died a month
later from wounds ~ived in the alleged
gun duel with Jobnsoo. A deputy who was
shot in the fa<e by Karp as th< stricken
officer feU has now recovered from those
wounds.
Health, Educlltioo and Wellart ind the
White House emmmry to the drdjcatjon
The ceremonies also Included televiled
messages <I. coqratidaliMI from Goo.
Ronald· Reagan, Assembly Speaker Bob
Moretti, and State Sen. Deoois
C..rpenter.
In contrast to the optimistic remam
of these speaken, keynol< ded!C1!tion
apeaker Cecil Smith, televlsioo critic for
the Los Angeles Times, sounded a men
somber tone.
After condemning co m me r c i a I
television as "endles&lJ redundaa',
hopelessly irresponsible, deliber.dely
mediocre, and ultimately boring," Smith
warned that public televisim lacod
several crises of its own.
Smith went on to describe ••a nmrtJ
world" in which funding was scarce and
the federal government was in danger al.
attempting to turn public TV "into a "'sen
of domestic Voice of America spouting
the P3:rtY line propaganda." •
"Welcoming a public television statiol)
-isn'~ unlike greeting th< birth of a babj
in Biafra.'' be sail
Smith called on Olannel 50 to
fearlasly broadcast higb qualily
programming, and ~ ........ ry, ..
prodw:e programs tllat ooJy appeal Ill a
minority. '
"The broader the base of a medium,
the lower the cultural level," Smith taidJ
"And commercial televilicn bat the
broade1t base in the biltory of tho
world."
Smith lampooned American television
in contrast with European program.ming
in noting that "When 1976 comes along, it
will be th< British who pruduce the on]J
programs of any valkUty about aur
revolution.''
SHE'S THE ONLY
DEMOCRAT LEFT!
roNOORD, N.H. (UPI) -lllrs. llm-
nlngwaten Fifi Tall, making her ..,.
ond try for the White Bouae, bas ••••111c ..
ed sbe would aeek th< Democralie pm;.
dential nomination in 1976.
Mn. Tall, 57, a full.blooded °""*"°
Indian from CJncionati campaigned in
the 1968 New Hampobire primary. ,
She said.the will nm apm In I.I'll "lxl
cause Lyndon Johnson and Bany Tru-
man just died and lbere'• none <I. • Democrats Jett" · I
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Automatic Jee.Maker-buy It now or add tt tater o 15.99
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OW Relatives Demand Accounting by Hanoi
Defdtla Center
If ospibil Plans
OK'd on Appeal
BJ GEORGE LEIDAL
Of -..., PW s'9H
The 16Z-bed Haeed" Jlospital for the
Weslenl World Medical Foondation's 150-
"""' beallb center adjacent lo UC
Irvine's medical school and hospital has
been approval m appeal
. 'Ille ini!ial portion ol the ultimate non-
profit medical center and community
4 New Countv
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Par){S·t Added
To 'Package'
Foor new parks were added lo the list
ol planned regional county parks
Wednesday.
t.. .,.....1rc1 by Kemetb Sampson,
direolor ol llarborl, Beacbes and Parks
Ibey includrd the Fairview Part In Costa
lfesa. lhe Richard NiDll> Late Part In
wlhtm Orange County, lhe Old Santa
Ana Part oo the Santa Ana River and
lhe Slarr Ranch In lhe sootheastern
ooanty. Sa_., said the package would cost
$15 million eventually and would have
tine million use days per year. Be said
lhe ~ Starr Ranch woold
eventually be lhe largest In the oiomty.
'Ille report .... pmeoted to get lhe
-ligbt fur spending ol fuDds to -ire. develop and maintain ~~~
Joduded also In lhe new prOgriiii were ,
dmolopnenl of resl and view sites OD I\<
Or1ega lligbway.
Sampooo said lhe county would have to
pay the state a mjnip11nn $11>,000 down
payment cm the Fairview Part. He
oullioed plans lor spending $50,000 oo the
Slur Ranch Part this year and $1511,000
in Jm.7'.
Tiie If,_ Late Part would require
'511,ao& this year, and two subsequent
payments of $500,000 each. Santa Ana
River !nils, another element, wonld cost
=;~~~;.!:·~;.~
$1QO,OllO; and lhe Old Santa Ana or Five
Coves put $1115,11111. •
He listed as under coostiuction Mile
Squar<, Univenily Villa Part, Craig
l'bller1oo Dam and Laguna-Niguel .
._ said t b e parks would be
financed by the -Harbor, Beacbes ml Parks Dislrid taa rate and federal
ml state grants.
Pill-supf>Orting
Priest Assailed
~ Engl.ond·(AP) -Roman
C.tbaijc priella called today lot a bishop = birth control oo a
-lo ....alioaiuse ol bis ,, views.
; 'lbe C.tbaijc Priesla. A""""8tioo, wb)ch
~ to 1qa.-about l,IOO of
llrilaln'• 7 f/1/11 priOlls, said In • -to
... -. lle1':' ;Augwdlne Harri&, omiliory bishop ol Liverpool, be lost an
-binilY .to ... _' the patty of
CalholiC dodrine riBhlg above the murk
and 6ltll ol modem man's sex life." It
pnanded tllal be ...;gn or "publicly m.mnce tbe falsity" ot bis views.
1 'Ille bisbop said oo a cumnt...itain
~ ..-, tbal a catholic ......... ftlerrl'I 1o by the in-.-sboold
"t>Rllie l@.:111 bor;~ ml go to ... ~ ..
hospital d>mples was n!jed<d by lhe
Orange County beallb pbming ...m
last September.
'lbe foundation, based a ID Dots
Drive, Newport Beach, app:Dd die
denial lo the Ba Area -.. -y c
Council -lhe -_.body ... aD
HPC decisions In Calif<nia.
The Bay Area group --lhe -Irvine hospital .., a il -. nm -
the bospila1 wbidt would ha .. --anyway regardless fl lhe -'"'
decision, will be alloftd to ...,...
medical patients ..-biDs IBOJ' -be
reimbursed by lhe stale -....-
Some of the original CW"ftM• • tile
Western World Four>dati«m leP.d h pa1
are seeking Z5 signatuM -&.
OCHPC's 75 memben to ftlqllire a m&e
bOanl bearing (IQ lhe lmpilal
Western World <lindur .,...,.
Burroughs said today; .ba.we•u. ~
state board may or may DDl 4flCide •
rehear it. It baa beell atJl*O+al lWR'"
The original farilities reriew •••o•oifW
of the Orange QJunly .,...,.;i w1wb
voted its ~ppmal 'l1Je · fuD CWlllltil •
Sept. Z5 Wied ii down JI lo II, a -
the appeal body deemed ""•aegabr.•
The Bay deeisioo may. if lhe -
bOanl refuses lo review lhe ..... be &.
linal okay ._iy lo -&. project described ... "lloJ!>. Clioie fl#
the West," by State Sm. Domil E.
Carpenter, (R-Newport -) -
beads the VO~ arpninQn fl cmc
leadera and medical cloctars.
Westem World F111ntafiM is
committed to creating the h"I"'"' and
related commercia1 and bealdl fwili•its
and has privateftiiids 1o """"'lhe -
of coostruction of the seed lmpibl -
ultimate project would ~ ae11.-.-.
liiill-..onld compleinent, ........ &.
UCI medical school and ~ 1 ji'al
development nearlJy. ,
Westem Worldi11as pl....,., its mix fl
hospital. medical offices, ... -commercial services for 151 ma tll brd
near lhe -fl __. Boulevard and UoivenilJ Dmoe ill
Irvine.
LA Rams Study
Possible Sile ..-
In County Area
Seriool negotialioos have --
way for several mmllis wbidi --
lo the Los An&oies llaim pom6 ....
football team building a m!w 11 r 11
near the Anaheim Stacfnnn, citJ' olfiri*
'revealed today. _
Land under dhrawdm ii mw •• • ;W
by part of the Anaheim -jWu'C
lot and Includes a """" -
Orangewood Aveuue -fl &.
stadlmn.
The Rams are said lo be,. .. -,..,.
interested In ---... training facllities for the teiin.
Thomas <JI'. Liegler, '"cil'"--<I" operations for AMbeim 9z [ , ...
negollalioos have been Cllried Got wifli
Rams' owner CUToD ~
The 111\1111 -train ill i.,. -and 1bave offioell' in u. A1 o ., • ne,
have an optioo runoJnc fur -.,._ ot their present game site, tlle Los •' ... I
Coliseum. Roeeoblocm oe•'••ei4 tllll
the Rams' lll'at prioiil1 ia a -II •• C
f.l<illly and office lite.
Mayor Jack Dullm fl A--111-
had talted to -... -llll lo!> oplimlstic tbal a al.,,._ -lie < .Jlructed aQllll.
"Ila I fl lbe -pl<W liol .,..._
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a.,p _ ... -• pnl!li<ally if we let
.... --wilt ribbolding the -.· --,.. c.s..,.. .. ~ .. ~--"'bas said it.ls
UCI Med School
Qean Resigns,
To Troch, Study
Abortion in Okhlhoma
--· cirr rilPil -The '*' , am o1 Diminal Appeals 4l:dlcN ae mle:7s aw.tion law
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fl 'a·e ' a. +sw'I • an1ess a
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cllplomatlc doannels for an acco<mting of
IOIDI 300 men 'ttpOl'tedly sbot down ovtt
Laos 1iblle -bing O>mmomist supply
routea.
Patricia Hanly, 30, fl Covina, said her
bwo!>and appeanld on oo North Vietham·
.,. lists, even lbouR)I Hanoi racllo had
OllllOWICed that bis plane was shot down
in October 1967." Her husband is Air
Foree <:apt. John Hardy.
Mrs. Nevada 1bomasoo said her son,
Navy Lieut. Marvin 11.c. Wiles of San
Diego, WIS D0t listed, evet\ though the
U.S. State Departmeot had earlier con·
finned be was a prbooer. He was shot
doi<n 1ut Moy, abe said.
Mrs. Hanacu said &he wu "sick and
tin!d ol Hanoi's manlpulatlon of our
men." Her husband, a 30-year-<1ld Ma·
Tine captain, Stephen, was rePorted ahot
down over Laos in Jwie 1967.
"At this point we can~ help but ask
ouraelves: Was it (withholding a full list)
a cruel bou! A planned calculated
move? An inability lo account for these
men? Or simply an indifference to the
anguish of the ramilles?"
The. Communists declined to make a
full disclosure of prisoners after the
Korean conflict, she said, and termed the
incomplete Vietnam accounting "typical"
ol tbelr phi)ooopby and added she WIS
"not surprised0 that the list was being
wilhbeld this time .
"The Communists never COl'llider a
war to be over and oo they i..J holding
these men may eventually ~pllsh
some purpooe," Mn. Hanoon said.
Sbe crlliciud CongrtalooaJ leaders for
a planned trip lo North Vleblam.
"It is simply appalling to me that at
this very moment a group of oor Con--
gressional leaders are planning a trip
to Hanoi to deal with the questicr1 of
reciprocity for bomb damages while the
fate of some of their own comUtuents
still hangs in the balance," she sald.
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7 Captives Identified; U.S. Seeks More
WASHINGTON (AP) -The United
States today received a I~ of seven
Am<rican servic<rpen Identified by North
Vietnam as held captive in Laos but
whose names were omitted from
• pfeVious prisoner lists, the Pentagon
said,
DeJense Department spokesman Jerry
W. Friedheim said North Vietnam
"stated that it has been informed by the
Lao Patriotic Front that these personnel
had been captured in Laos."
Friedheim indicated disappointment
with the small number and said the
United States "will continue its efforts to
account for all-U.S. military personnel
who have been carried by. the United
States as . captured and missing."
Those men identified as captives on
Laos are:
North Vietnamese-1..4atian border during
February 1971.
She said the telephone call today from
the Pentagon was the first confirmation
she and her three children received that
her husband is alive.
Three of the seven -Stischer, Long
and Bedinger -previously were carried
by the Pentagon as prisoners of war. The
other four were listed as missing in
action.
This meant North Vietnam has ·
accounted for only nine American
fighting men -including two held in
North Vietnam -out of a total of 317
reported to have been lost in Laos.
The Pentagon previously listed six
Americans captive in Laos and 311
missing. Two of the six turned up among
Driver · Arrested
the 55.l American servicemen listed as
prisoners in "North Vietnam. That list was
tumed over Saturday ln Paris.
The State Department today also re-
leased the names of two Americans and
one Canadian civilian listed by the North
Vietnamese as being captives in Laos.
The list identified the Americans as
Ernest Cary Brace, 41 ... captured May 21,
1965, and Samuel Allen Mattix, 20, ca ...
tured Oct. 28, tm. The Csnadi&n was
listed as Lloyd Dudley, 20, who was. ca~
tured with Mattix.
The department declined to list their
home towns.
According tG press officer Charles W.
Bray. four other AmeriC4ll civilians be-
lieved held prisoner in Laos were not
named in the list. '
Air Force Lt. Col. Walter M. Stischer,
Maj. Edward W. Leonard Jr., Capt.
Stephen G. Long, Maj. Norbert A.
Cotner, Capt. Jack M. Butcher, Capt.
Charles F. Reiss and Navy Lt. Henry J.
Redinger.
"I'm happy, delighted, just ecstatic.'"
said the wife of an American pllot re--
ported lo be a prisoner in Laos.
"But f kind of have mixed feelings,
because I have so many friends whose
husbands are in Laos," said Mrs. Rose
Cotner in ML Shasta.
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Confirmed
Big Guns 'Aided Nixon
How~d Hughes, Sinatra Donated Funtb
Sex and Sin
On Our Coast
SIN 6 STUFF DEPT. -Oh my, you
read the news these days and learn that
terrible things are going on right here In
Orangr County. O\Jtrageous sexy
bappeninp are localed around ~very
comer. And worse, peoplr are getting
away with It.
Why, yw take not too long ago right
here on our Orange Coast, a HunUngton
Beach couple wu brought before the bar
al. jusUce became they had a whole
w~ ruied with sexy motion
pictures and such.
Forces of law and order swooped down
upon tbia pair and hatied them to court
oa • pomognpby charges. But a Jury
found the couple innocent. Next, the law
enfor<emeot people had imult added to
injury when they were ordered to give
the folk.I their films back.
NUDE GIRUES dance in two taverm
in Coot.a Mesa. Rlg)Jt oot there In front of
beer drink en and everybody. Do they get
arrested? No, the forcea of Costa Mesa
law say their hands are tied and all they
ran do ls look on. WeU, they may not be
exactly looking on.
Well, you might say, at Ieut these
ladles who prance about in • natural
st.ate are biding from the legal eagles,
right? Wrong. They've got signs eight
feet tall outside the taverns announcing
the clelllbt& awaiting patroos on the
interior.
SINnJL FILMS are being exhibited to
the pubHc everywhere. You take the one
titled, "Love Uoder Seventeen." A kiddJe
movie. yoo figure? Nope. Tbe same
advertbement warns you, "Rated X. No
One Under Eighteen Admitted."
Flicks like this one draw varied
reaction! In our good Orange County
communities.. Up there In Buena Park,
one <i the: le%Y movie houses so enraged
the shaten and movers o( civic good
that they organized to fight the theater .
'Jt.e lf'OUP became known as the
".fl\iendl ol Relpeetable, CJ e a n
Enterta.lnment,'' or FORCE for short.
Faced with such fonnidable opposition.
you figure t)J1..s movie operator is going to
pact his projector and nee town on the
Ont RTD bus, right? Wrong again.
BRAZEN RJGBT to the end, he files a
lawlllit against FORCE, alleging that the
group ii using too much of it.
Better the Buena Park folks change the
name of their outfit to !Omethlng like
"Forces Against Terrible Evil,'' or
FATE for short. ThJlt has a better ring to
it.
Right back here upon .the good Orange
Coast. Huntington Beach vice officers
recently swept into a nice residential
neigtit«tlood and busted three n i c e
residential girls on allegations· that they
"'ere ladies or the night. Actually
opentlng out of a tract house, if you will.
Now don't you know that flipped the
neighborhood into considerable of a
tizzy?
NOT ONLY THAT, but the girl
suspects made ball and went right on
home. Or maybe it would be more
accurate to say they went back to their
hoo3e. Now they've been arr .. Led again.
All of this seems to prove that you
never know where sex is going to strike
next r:t¥J>t here in Orange County.
In the put, our good llbtrict Attorney
Cecil Jficks bas done wonders ror us in
eliminating this kind of evil. Hicks,
however, is pretty well occupied these
days in bringing drug guru Dr. Tim
Leary to justlce.
ls it possible that Leary has overloaded
Hicks' circuits!
By Nixon
WASffiNGTON (APJ -President NiJ -
on has publicly admitted that an Ameri-
can capturtd Jn Odna 20 years ago was
a CIA agent, but admin!JtraUon offictals
say it was not an effort to trade for the
man's early release.
Other govemmenl sourcet ha:d acknowl -
edged !he espionage role of John Thomas
Downey and Richard Fecteau when their
('-_I_N_S_H_OR_T_ .. _. _)
plane wa.s shot down, but Nixon was the
first U.S. official to put it oo the record
during his Wednesday news conference.
The old official line had been that
Downey and Fecteau wef°e civilian em -
ploy., of the Anny whooe plane was
downed when It strayed off course on a
fl1ghl. from Korea to Japan .
e Amendment Defeated
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -The Ol<lo·
homa Hoose hao rejected by a vole of 5.1
to 45 the prop>sed equal right& for women
amendment to the U.S. Oooltitution. Male
legislators said, among other things, it
defied the Bible.
"We have enough permlssivenm in
our society already," oald R<p. John
Mooks ol Muskogee. "The Bible, the
Good Book, says woman shall serve her
husband."
e Watergate lnqufr11
WASffiNGTON (AP) -Sen. Sam J .
Ervin Jr., chosen to head a senate in-
veitlgatlon of the Watergate bugging af-
fair, wants to create a special five-mem -
ber committee with broad subpoena pow-
ers to conduct the probe.
Asked il White House aid" might be
called to testily, Ervin oaid he Intends
to subpoena witnesses if he believes they
have infonnatlon "regardless ol the posi·
tioos they mid."
e Volcanic Ash Goes
REYKJAVIK (UPI) -Officials said
today the skies above the volcanic island
ol. Heimaey ls now free of ash for the
first time since an eruption there nine
days ago sent its 5,00J inhabitants fleeing.
But they said another lava stream was
spotted Wednesday flowing from the main
crater of the Helgafjell volcano.
• e Black'• Widow Robbed
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) -Mr>. Hugo •
L. Black h" been robbed ol $12 by a
young man who forced his way Into the
home of the widow of the late Supreme
c.oort justice at knlfepoint, pol.ice report.
Mrs. Black was unhanned; the assail-
ant escaped.
She told police she had ju!!! returned
from a shopping trip Tuesday when her
OOorbell rang and she wu accosted by
the robber.
--New1n1an Uelcl
Les Whitten, a reporter for
columnist Ja<k Anderson. has
been arrested in ronnection
with demonstrations at Bureau
of Indian Affair. building last
November. He Is charged with
receiving stoleft government
papers.
2 Patrolmen
Shot, Killed
In Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, Wi5. (AP) -Tn
patrolmen were slain beside their poliDe
van Wednesday night, sending swarms of
police on a manhunt in a North Side
neighborhood.
A car which police said may have been
involved ln the incident was found
abandoned about 30 blocks from the
shooting scene, and a 21-year-old man
was taken into custody early today lor
questioning.
Residents of the area told newBibdi tbe
officers were smt while attempting lo
get an un!dentifled peraon Into their
patrol wag911.
The victims were discovered by
detectives who anived in a patrol car.
The detectives had been sent to the Kelle
by a radio message from the two
patrolmen, requesting assistance.
It was the last trarurmission from Ole
patrolmen. Officials saki they W!ft Wd
by residents that about six shots were
fired, and that a man was seen rumlng
west from the site.
'l'1e dead policemen were identified aa
Gerald Hempe, 3I, and <l>arlel T. Smith,
24 .
Smith, a Navy veteran, had been wilh
the Police Department less than a year.
Hempe had been on the force siJ: years.
Four Execut.ed;
Sailor Called
Walking Arsenal
SPENCERVILLE, Md. (UPI I -An
AWOL sailor, described by police u a
walking arsenal, b being oought for the
ei"ecutioo-style slayings ol tine mm in
this rural area near Washington, D.C.
aiid for the murder of amtber ID.ID at
nearby BlD"lonsville.
Montgomery county police said
Wednesday Bruce Hendenon Sl:ftevu.
22 , or Washington al.so is being milht for
the wounding of a Maryland deputy
sheriH and the abduction of a real estate
broker who was reJeased unharmed..
Shreeves, AWOL from Patuunt Nani
Air Station, Md., since last September, .is
armed wilh two pistols and a .XO Cll1ber
rifle he c.an fire while it is strapped to bis
arm for concealment, officers said.
The b o d i e s d the tine men 1Wl'9
found Wednesday lying face up in a pool
of blood in the living room of a t1"CMtOrJ
frame house some I? hours after they
were killed.
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AVAILABLE PtJBUC recorda obow
NIQI optnt !21.4 mlllkln to &et elected to
bis ftni term.
No report& were available from the
major commltleH 111111 '""1u!d for Sen.
Gooqo S. McGcmm (l).S.D.), the t.m
Drmocntlc """'ldate.
McGavem, however, b belle•ed to
have spent about 135 million lo the
primaries and the general eleclioo wbich
would be mft than double what
Humpllrey spent lo 1968.
Sinatra, -bu had a bigJlly
p1hlirizrd friendship with Vice President
Spiro ~. oon1ributed $14,000 to a
oeries "' committees mUlog early
report>. His total b eijlOCled to be In the
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millimaire Ro as Perot's
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Dallas .;..111buted about t!S,000. Tbey
were Muledge Hart JD, preoldeot. who
gave fl'),m, and Thomas J. Manjue<,
.tee pmldent, whl b down for !21,904.
Most ol Hughes' contributions
identified him as a ''stlf..emploYed
investor'' of l!Q!tstoo. But me carried the
-al Raber! Bennett, pn!Sldent ol •
Wulllogton public relatlonl finn wblcb
1€}1 eaeota the Hughes empire.
1be name of Bennett, son of Sen.
Wallace Bemtett (R-Utah), cropped up in
the news earlier this ye&r as the em~ cl Howard E. Hunt who pleoded
guilty to charges he took port In the
break-in and attemjlted bugging of tbe
Democratic National C o m m I t t e e
beadquartera at the Watergate here.
Bennett bas aaid Hunt worked for the
rmn for about a year as a writer and
was employed taere at the time of the
break-in.
Stennis Gains Slightly,
Remains 'Very Serious'
WASHINGTON (APJ -Sen. John C.
Stamis, shot twice in a holdup, ~
in Vf:l"Y serious condition today, but a
bospilal sp>kesman said the 71-year-<>ld
chairman of the Senate Armed Services
Committee showed slight improvement
after spending a comfortable night.
The spokesman said at a briefing that
the prospects for Stennis' recovery were
still "guarded." But he said the seoato'r
was awake and his vital signs were good.
Stennis' administrative assistant,
William Cresswell. said Stennis was
"very alert" when visited Wednesday
night by his wile, Coy, and son, John
Hamptoo stennb. He said John visited
briefly again today about 5:30 a.m.
POiice and FBI ag<01&, meanwhile,
cbected police files and vi!lted. aeveral
hiib scboob in an effort to team the
Klentity of two teen-agers who are
believed respc:mible for shooting Stennis
outside his northwest Washington home
n-lay night.
sn:NNl8 UNDERWENT 61> boon of
surgery for the wounds -ooe in lbe
thigh and one which entered the chest
and J>8."ed through the !tomacb and the
pancreas. He bas been fed intraveDOUJly
and received multiple blood translusloos.
The sp>kesman at Wf(ter Reed Anny
Medical Center. Maf. Gen. Frank
Garland, said steunis' cond.iUon was
"still very serious and the prognosis b
guarded."
But be said the Mississippi Democrat
was "doing well in view of his extensive
wounds and the subsequent surgery."
Garland said Stennb had been In
excellent health, which "is one of the
·prime factors to bis benefit."
ASKED IF 'l1IE senator's We was in
danger, Garland said, "Any penm who
i5 vecy &erioosly Ill faces tills danger.
This is certainly true in Uie: sen.at.era
caae." The senator'• attackm reportedly took
his wallet containing credit canla, a gold
pocket watcb, his Phi Beta Kappa key
and a 25-cent piece.
Police and FBI spokesmen refused in
comment on their lnvestigatloo.
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VOL ·66, NO. 32, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES O~NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1973 H TEN CENTS
Newport · Employes Head for Pay Showdown
By L. PETER IJllEG °' .................
Newport Beacb city olllcials· amt·em-
ployes may be headed I« their t"•gbesl
showdown .... Ill the subject of money.
Both sides approach U., ilsue dellcate-
ly, but members ot the cllY --
tioo admit privately the~ -tbe up.
coming salary negotia-.,.. going to
be unJike any they've ever bad before.
For one thing, Newport Beach firemen
have hired an attorney to ....... t them.
And, it ...... lwned •. they ·-turn-
-eel to the Teamster union this year,
IOIDelbing that ham't been ruled out !or
.the Mure. , •
Newport Beach police similor!y have
weighed the ~bility di seeking at
least legal assistance, but have put it off
for a year « so.
City and clerical elDpklyes have hired
outside labor rdatkm belp through the
California League of CIUes Employeo
Association (CLOCEA) for the past foor
... yean.
But ·it's the 1.ft.remen who are letting it
be known things are goil>g to get as rough
u they need to get.
"We're not going to be pushed around,"
said Capl. Sam Andmon, fire usociatloo
pmldalt.
Andmon lamented two pttvious prob-
lems -me when firemeo tbougbt they
were going to gel a mid-,.ar raise and
didn't and last year when they woond up
with only, a ooe percent pay rai1e.
Both Anderson and City Mana~Robert L. Wynn say they're approa · tbe
upcoming talk:s ',(they begin a month rom
today) In "friendly" lrames ol mind.
Wyrut Wei be didn't aee the hiring ol a
lawyer as a mo~toward militancy:
"I would not say y're being any
more militant/' said, "I'd call it a
more refined •P,l'l'O"ch to negotiatlom
than in past years.
·•1•ve talked with the association and I
don't think they're m<re mlli!allt-lbey're
still Lriendly and cognimnt that the city
is operating with a fixed revenue."
Anderson, too. said the primary reason
for hiring the lawyer is that "there are
many new labor relations laws that apply
to meet and confer and the negotiations
are just getting more-legal than the flJ'e-
men themselves can handle."
But Anderson also conceded that the
firemen have to let city officials know
they won't be taken advantage of again.
"If we bad bad a lawyer thrtt years
ago, we wouldn't have lost out on those
mid-year raises," he uid.
Anderson said . the fi.remen decided
against joining the Teamster Union
(Fountain Valley firemen did join two
years ago) in hopes of maintaiDing the
"good rapport we now have with man-
agement."
He said he is hopeful that with the
lawyer "we will be able to protect our
own interests."
"We don't want to get into problems
like ..-.·e had before,'' he said . "We want
to keep our good relations with the city.
.. , •·ould also like the public to WK.ler-
staod that the city has a city attorney
paid for by the taxpayers. We have hired
thb lawyer out or our own pockets."
The attorney. Stephen Silver of Sa nta
Ana. is costing the association $340 per
month . Anderson said. •
Dunes Pla.n Shown
Supervisors 'Tour' Water World •
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Orange County supervisors bad lbeir
.lirst lopnal Introduction Wednesday to
the ~ Water World that the
Newport Dunes leaseholder hopes to
develop in upper Newport Bay at an
estimated cost ol $50 million.
The board relerred the plan lo the
llarboni, Beaches and Parks district, the
Planning Department, tbe F1ood Control
District and the city ol Newport Beach.
1be motion by Supervisor Ronald
Caspen of Newpcrl Beach called !or a
Eftd .of RHd ... _.. ;•({""' "" : ) ~ t -~ ";~""~-!(\ '!'.
U.S. Copter
Transp0rts
Rcil$e}l~raf~_ · Newport Beach crew. have erected turporary. llar•
riers closing off jbe northern l'Oldway of Dovei-
Drive as part of • ~ay Ollperiment to see if a
four-way stop signal at the intersection with Irvine
--A•onue-will ~p aolve.oome.~affjC:.pfoblems U..,..
The tea closure will becQme perm.anon~ and north
Dovei'lJrlve a cul-de-sac, If the new signal worb to
the satisfaction of traffic controllers.
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. helicopters new
to a jungle rendezvous today, picked up
the . Viet Cong geperal who directed the
1961 Tet Ofiensive against Saigon and new him back to join a peacekeeping
commissioq, CdM Scwntist
Carl Rehnborg
Services Held
Funeral services were held this week
for Carl S. Rebnborg, a Corona de! Mar
scientw who founded bis multi-million
dollar business in a · Balboa laland loft·
during the Depressim.
Mr. Rehnborg, who died last Friday at
age :115, was the loonde!' and kq-lime
president ol Nutrilite l'nlducts Company
of Buena Park, me of the nation's largest
producers ol food supplements and
blological insect conlrots.
Company ollicials said today llr.
Jlehn'bo!I deYeloped I [ood sUpplemelil • formula -later called Nutrllite -while
experimenting in the loft of a Balboa
Island houae In the early -He opened Los Angeles olllces !or bis
new company In 1114 but moved the firm
'to its current\ address on Beach
• '.Boulevard in Buena Pat!<. • • .
His company ajid a non-proOI ,....reli
foundatioir tie later -made many
contributions to sci.... and cbarltsl>i1
organizatioos ...
4mong the adv8llCCS made by
Nutrilite were revolutionary bololi<:al
insect conlrols to protect foods w!ihoul
damaging them. '
Besides his Corobi de! Mar born<;, 1dr.
Rehnborg spent time.al -be ·-In Buena Parl<, Hemet.' klJllwUd, amt
Tahiti. . '
He is survtvecl by tis lie, Eclitb; two ...,, earl. wbo is W!Clltlve 11
Nutrilile, Ned ol San ' 8J\d aeven grandclilldttn. I J,
Policeman Hurt
In Auto Crash. .
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Irish Boy Kissing Girl
Dragged Away, Murdered
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Five years almost to the day since the
start ol the 1968 attack on Saigon, the
U.S. belicopter crews brought U . Gen .
Tran Vaa Tri and Z8 other Viet Cong
men to Tao Soo Nhut Air Base.
Tra is tho ~yeat-<>ld deputy military
commander of the elusive COSVN, the
Communists' Central Office for South
Vietnam. As chief Viet Cong member of
the four--party joint military commission,
he likely.holds the key to the release of
American priJooers of war held in South
Vietnam.
BELFAST (AP) -Gabriel Savage, 17.
was-kissini bis !&-year-old glr) lrieqd
goodnigb\ wbeifbis killers amved.'
Tbe mm d!agged him lrom ber armo
and bundled~ him into a car as lhe
..,..amed In terror. They drove away,
-him througb the bead and left bis
-In a dltcl!.
Embattled Work
~ ·w e8t1ninster
sav~ge was the third Roman Catholic
teen-ager slaib in Northern Ireland
this· week, presumably by Protestant
terrorists. Two others were badly
wounded.
11'nl:is,. I fear, is a 1 campaign to
terroriz.e and intimidate families," said
Gerry Fill, a -prominent Catholic poli-
tician.
"They probablv died just because they
wtrfl bapti:M1J~(j i faltli 'olber1\b&D that
of the guninen,''' said a ranking
policeman.
Peter Waltenoo, J5, m the lint to
ill•. He wu standinll with another 15-
)'elr'<Jld Mooday in ihe doorway ol bis
widowed motber's store In the Falls
Rood clialricL A spray of bullets from a
apeeding car cut the two boya down. w-died 'Oil the. spot .. His lriend
-ed.•bad!Y· woonded. '
Philip l\al[erly, 14, left his home to the
Andersomtown Oisjrict ;l'Uesday night
for band practice. Illa motlier said she
encouraged the boy to join the band
(See KIUJNG, Pace l)
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·Beaeh
Seven U.S. helicopters marked with
white stripes picked up Tra and his men
at Loe Ninb, a rubber planlation town 75
miles north of 8'lgon which Tra's forces
captured last year.
The Viet ~ wore plain jungle green
uniforms, some with soft bal.s,. others
with pith. helmet.. They carried attache
cases and small pices of luggage. Some
bad rvcksad<s. Al least·ooe carried an
automatic weapon .
1bey w~ taken to Camp Davis, a
former U.S. Signal Corps installation at
Tan Son Nhot, where the other
Communist cease-fire delegates are
housed.
Because · of Tra's absence, the
peacekeeping group made up of the four
parties bas been unable to start
arranging the exchange of prisoners or
!he security oaleguanll that must be ,.t
(See VIETN.AM, Page l)
/ 3 Held in Alkged Call Girl Ring
B1 JOANNE llEVNOLDS activities when they be<ame concerned
Of .. ..., ,. .. ,.,. with the actlviliet at the home.
Thn!e wunen who police alltled two Orie "'""""· wbo aikecl not to be ween ago •ere runnillg a call llirl boust idmtilled, told the DAILY Pu.or that
rlgbl Ii the middle ol a north Huntington. the '""""" did not aeem to live In the
Beach mida!tial D<lgllborflood were home but arm.ct in the afiemoon Ind
arrested again Wednesday nighl left late at nigbt. •
'l'h1a time the charges were tho same She aa;d there appearod to he quite a
as the first time -conspiracy to commit few men, who drove expensive can who
prostitution and malntaini1'4 a houae of visiU!d the home wblle lite women me·
prostitution. ,.iltere.
UpclO !be flnt mest, the tudge let the 1be -also uid alto bad seen lbe
women go cm their -_.1a1uce .borne'• -ts ....-lbe..'-dQor
Tbla time the Judie -a bit "t@\L.~dr!;~~ in ... u_ or · -tally and baO 1' ... ..a. l1IO°""trl0 iilibfiowns-...,. ..,,-----
renwjaed ltl.-..,. todaJ. llhinellut aakl IDY'IUP~ of .Ibo -ed'~ OaodJ' .loll were ~oponotloowilll:ontlnue. J .... -Am , ·;11,., llelm-Marie -asked II 'Ille JJn1CW of.,
.., Dtmtlaa, if~ -and .... of' the • !l!•~ 111 Ill 1 .1": .. ~ ,II: trio Wllhellkely to deftlop toto Gn '\1(11~ r·vt,.; u: ......,. a.ine1wrt ~ the cyc1e, 11111! •
--llM9 boaa ""'1dnil In a "U: ~ · In llW' oommonltJ · aQd
home It -~ llrtYe la tbo CtJI. vlolal\ng wl Iowa, .... will COtltlnue to
landa a-NL ...-. thlll!. 'l1le la"\ liel'e ,,ru be "111iW11 ., lldgltltorbooC llarted enforced. We bave 111 ollljCatloo to tbo
police . the wamea'• ~Mall Cit this ~omnmunitJ to do m."
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progress report 'in 60 dii.ys.
Water World officials outlined the
deve1opment plans which Include water-
oriented rides, live entertainment shows,
five restauf'ants, two 350-room hotels,
free parking and public swimming and a
boat liiunching ramp.
A1s9 planned is a retail shopping
center.
John Chapman of Chapman, Phillips,
Bra.nett and Associates~ ahowed sljdes of
similar amusement centers throughout
the world and colored plans of the
Newport development.
DAILY I'd.OT S"'" ......
Sl/CCUMIS AT 79
Collln1 Island's McNamara
G. C. McNamara,
Island Owner,
Succumbs at 79
George C. McNamara, an envelope
manufacturer who owned and develop;ed
Collins 1sle in Newport Beach, ls dead
-at age 79.
Wben'Mr. McNamara bouiht the Island
wh\d! ls linked by a llhort Dridge 'to the
oprthem tip of Balboa Island, In 1913
after buying it from movie actor James
Cagney.
During Cagney's ownership, CoD\ns Isle
and Its cluster of. tourlst cabins were
used by the U.S. Coast Guard as a dock-
ing and quartering facility. It was
leased for fl per year.
When Mr. MJNamara bouiht tbe island
and moved intQ the ol4.hOU!e at e Collins •
Isle, he immediately set about subdivid-
il>g the land and developing large water-
lroot liomes.
"The old doubJe cahfnl· were cut away
lrom their fouildat1001, lloated clown the
bay to a ram~ and taken aw by truc:U
for use ,elJe~." aa1d 16oa:·Ume fam-
ily frieod Mn. ~th Rlld1le.
· Robert Gates, another family friend
and former business associate of Mr.
McNamara, said the la1aod was devel· ·oped with underground ut\111\ea, a top
quality 1<a wall and a brand new bridge
-all at the oew owner's u;pense.
"Tbe , old ..-bridg< be t.ploced
couldo'.Ltakunl' caurlfllc. .. be baiJ1_
the new ooe anl donated it to tbe dty,"
(lataa said. '!Jlo ,_.. I ~ --_.n ~ Ule and bia 1 fortune to 1bow for it." , Mi'· )lcNfmara, a lllttltlle. C.Ulornion.
founded the Capl!al Enveldoe t;onlPl!lY
Of Los AQgelet In the early 1931)1 &I
11[tnl Into iemJ.ntl~t when he
boogJtt Colflni hie. 11\d MrL RiJdile.
He and his wtfe, wtio died last :tear,
W.ro -ID tna!l1' CDllll'llllllll alfa!n
and """' cmtrlbuton to cbiritlel and
CS.. McNAMARA, Pap I)
He said the project would include the
best elements o( the Tivoli Park in
Copenhagen. Disney .World in F1orida,
Si% Flags over Georgia, Opry Land in
Nashville. Worlds of FWI in Kansas City
and shopping center> such as Ghirardelll
Square in San Francisco and centers in
Hawaii.
It WU pointed out tbat the present
Newport Dunes operaUoa bas never been
a popular success. After 13 yean of
failure, the new Jessee hired some
outside coosultants to advise bow the
!Ste DUNES, Pac• !J
Robert Finch
Eyes ~e~~t~,
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Governor Seat
B1 JOHN ZA1JJ!R
OI ... Dtllr '"" ltttf
Robert Finch. -aecretary ol Healtb, Education ~ We 11 a re,
coofmned speculatloo Wednesday that he
may run !or either· the Cal~omla.
govemonh\p or the U.S: Senate In t974.
"I'll be &i~g both seats Jerlous
COlllideratlm In tlie nut six mmtbs u I
travel around the state trying to get
aihice on wbal I !lbould do," Plllcb said.
Finch, who was lieutenant go\remor of
Calllomla in 1113 when President Nil<on
ta~. him for a Cabinet seat, was in
Huntlngtoo Bead! Wednesday !or the
dedication ol K<JCE.TV Channel 50.
"II will he a major dedsioo wbether to
nm ,for the senate or the governorship, or
whet.her I run for any seat at all," be
said.'
If F!adi does decide to run, be coufd
lace major fights wblcbever di~ he
turns.
·-U be ran ror the seoate, he would be
up egilinst incumbent Democratic
~tCW' Alln O"anlton, a man who
obeerftrs say would be tough to unseat.
In addition, Finch might face a
primary 'battle against Gov. Ronald
Reagan. Reagan toot h\msell oul ol lhe
nmnlDg for a third ttnn as governor
Wednesday but be !old reporten In
Sacramento that be hadn't made up his
mind yet on the Senate rice.
"What Governor Reagan decides to do
will cerWnly be a ""1Sidehltlon," Finch
conceded. "But It will not be decisive."
In 1911 when Finch was rwming for
lieutenant governor and Reagan was
running for goveruor, · Fmch outpolled
R<agao,
Findl admlts I desin to lltrVe in the
Senate. He told neWllDal Wednaday that
senalon are, elected to loog sil<-year
(Ste nNCll, Pac• l)
Oru1•
We&daer
Mootl1 IUDJt1 m Friday, with
aome higb c:loodlnols, according to
the weatherla<IY. lltgbs <I 62 al
the beaches, rising lo 66 inland.
LoWI tonigJt( 47.U
l.NSl.Dt: TODA 'Y
1'The La.tt Tangio fA Pari.t" -
contnwcrrial X-mtcd tn o 11 ft
1torring llorkm Bnmdo -ir
1chedal(j[ to..opcn..Jn..lULiork
amidli incrto.ringi I• r or cmd
tumult. Sec •""Vr Pogc. 8. .... _ . -. ::"' "":-<-. .,.... ....... ti --. Kiii•• ..... »17 ....... """ .......... ti ·-,, _,,_, H
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Gunman
.-Gets Unset
Diamonds
A clean~. middle-aged bandit. armed
with a revolver, held up a diamond
salesman for $50,000 worth of unset
damonds in Seal Beach Wednesday.
Lt. Martin Black of the Seal Beach
Police Department Aid the holdup
occurred at about 10:50 a.JU. in tbe
parklnc lot of the Rossmoar Shopping
Center on Seal Beach Boulevard.
Bill Fletcher, 44, a salesman for the
Universal Diamond <:ompany of Orange,
told police he had just pulled lnlo the
porting lot when I mad approached his
car from the pa!!tnger aaide.
Leaning through the passenger window.
the man pulled wbat Pletcher described
as a .sz.caliber revolver and said, "Give
me the bag and you -~ get burt." F1etcbtt said he handed over his
attache cue which contained ?DO loose
dtlmonds.
Accordlng to police reporis, the
gunman toot the case and ran through
the parking lot, dlsawearing from sight
around the comer ol a building.
The rdbbl!r was described as being
clean-shaven, with short, dark hair, of
medium build and about 45 to 55 years
old.
LL Bi.ct Aid detectives are
ln...ilgating the pmibility that the
bandit may bave bad Inside inlormaUon
aa to the route Fletcller followed when
calling .. local jewelry stores.
Newport to Host
First Meeting
Of Coast Group
Chou Hiu U.S.
'Aggression'
RONG KONG (UPI) -OdrWM
,, .... Cboo En-lal -the Ualled Slates today of lalllng to
olopill "nrcl _....... oplllll
Cam-ml 1-despite liCl>lnl
Ibo Vietnam -apmeol. 'Ibo pnmler apeaklnl II I J>e.
king banquet bonortng North Viet-
namese chief negotiator Le Due
Tbe and Foreign Mln;.,ter Nguyen
Duy Trinh, said he hopes the U.S.
govemmtll1 and Saigon authorities
¥.ill "refrain from procraatinallon,
ei:ptnsion and sabotage~ that
the peace agreement might be turn-
ed a reality . ··
From Page J
DUNES ...
property could better be utilized.
Tbe DuneJ ls on county~wned
tidelands at the entrance to Upper
Newport Bay. It coven 75 acres of
beaches and a water lagooo. It is also
within the Newport Beach city limits.
Most questions b=be supervisors related to traffic ci lation . The main
entrance to Water Wo would be off
JamOOree }load.
Herman Kimmel and Associates of
Newport Beach did a traffic study of the
site determining that traffic from the
project added to existing traffic on
Jamboree, Back Bay Drive, and San
Joaquin Hills Road would not exceed the
design capacities of these streets.
It was estimiled that the development
will add less than tbree percent to the
traffic oo Pacific Coast Highway.
Parting wiD be provided for 3,7m cars,
with a tram service to hotels and the
amusement park.
A canal is planned completely around
tbe present lagoon. ·Mule drawn canal
boats will carry visitors along wi.lh
Viking ships, gondolas and early
American riverboats.
The South Coast Regional Coastal It b esttmated that 7 ,000 people a day
QmservaUon Comm!Dloo, aeated by will frequent the park following the first
phase of construction in 1976. The
Propo&IUon 1tJ aPJrOved by the v~ in attendance will jump to J0,000 upon
November, will bold tu lint meeting In completion of the second phase after
tnnge County Feb. 5. ma.
Superv!Jor Ronald Qupen of Newport Three freshwater swimming pools are
Beach, a member of the commission, _planned but beach areas will be reduced.
said the..., ... woold begin at 7:30 p.m. The lint phase construction to start in
In the Newport llarbcr High School 1974 will include one botel, two new
auditorium. restaurants, the first part of the shopping
1be commission has jortsdiction over center and the entire parking lot.
all developments within 1,000 ymls of 11>e second stage, to be completed in
the coastline and covers Loo A,..ies and 1971 will include the second botel,
Orange counties. cunpletlon of lbe amuaemenl park and
Mrs. Judy Rosener of Newport l!ea<h shopping center and the rsnalning
b amther local member of lbe resta1D'anl9.
-Sbe repreoeuls the pobllc and Caspera, the boanl of supenlaora.
Mayor Arthur -ol San Clemente also ii OD the commfalm .
Caspera Aid the polJUc b iDVited to
attend the meeting.
New Pendleton
Commander Du~
Frot!tPagel
REPAIRS •••
I~ caused a delay until October -the
start ol the rainy season.
"Tbe rain caused a lot of trouble with
underground construction and that gave
us the delay," Devlin said. "The only
way to avoid this in the fulure is jW1t
to bold up the project a whole year il It
gets slowed up by the permit proced-
ures."
Devlin said the Westminster Avenue
JrOject WU started SO close to the fains
strictly to "get in WKler the wire" d.
Propositlm 211.
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In Murder
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -
The bludgeon murder of Oiarlea Donald
Belcher, who woo prom.tnence with a
court fight to get bis grandlather'a for-
tune, was lbe work of a "sexual pl}'chot-
lc," aCt.'Ording to police.
Detectives operated on that lbeary to-
day as they fanned out arotmd this play-
ground of the rich to que.stion friends of
the 33-year-old antique detier w b o 1 e
knHe-mulllated body was found llollday.
''Anytime you have a victim whole 1tx
organs are mutilated, you baveo to work
on the theory that the killer waa 1 aaua1
psychotic," a police spoketman said. "We
are tracking down and questioning all of
his friends-especially biJ male friends,"
he said.
An autopsy showed Belcher died lmn
a blow on the head. Bui bis body had
been slashed 25 times with a knife.
Police said it was possible robbery was
the prime motive -that Belcher .._.as
mutilated by the killer as an afterthought.
Friend& said be usually carried large
sums cl money. Detectlvea did not find
hiJ wallet or a murder weapon.
Several antiques and paintings were on
the back seat of his station wagon, park-
ed ni:!arby.
Belcher owned an antique shop in
Atlanta and planned to open another soon
in West Palm Beach. lie lived in an
elahorately decorated bome In Atlanta
and commuted to West Palm Beach.
Belcher came into social prominence in
1969 after be .won a court battle that
netted him $3 million from the estate or
his grandfather, Alabama lumber
magriate W. D. Belcher.
A Navy veteran, Belcher worked as a
waiter In Clearwater and a department
store clerk in AUanta . during the
litigation. ·
He told newsmen a few days after
becoming a milliooalre that "The money
isn't liltely to change my babil.9."
Fro•P..,J
VIETNAM •..
up be£ore the four-nation International
Commission of Control and Supervision
can send out its teams to observers to
police the cease-fire.
Tentative plans were made for the
senior melnbers of the joint military
commission·· to bold their first meellng
Friday. ·
Annexes to the peace agreement signed
in Paris Saturqay say prisoners shall be
returned and received at places agreed
to by the four signatories -the United
States, North Vietnam, South Vietnam
and the Viet Cong. These four also must
guarantee the safety of personnel
engaged in the return and reception or
the POWs.
FromP-.el
KILLING ...
• COAST COLLEGE CHANCELLOR NORMAN WATSON ON CAMERA AT KOCE-TV, CHANNEL 50 ~
Television Facility Dedicated in Rites at Huntington Beach's Golden West Collep f,
FJ'Om Pqe J
FINCH ••. Channel 50 Wins Praise
..terms, have few administrauve duties,
and are in a position to take an over-
view. "It's the best job in politics1" he said. . In Official Dedication
Finch would also lace a tough race il
he ran for governor. Lt. Governor Ed
Reinecke. band cbosen by Reagan wben
Finch left fnr WaslJ!ngtoo in 1968, is
expected to nm for the hlgb state office,
altbougb be bas not yet declared
candidacy.
"The Republican Party in califomia
obviously needs to broaden its base after
last November's showing in t he
Assembly races," Finch said. "That is a
job, that would naturally fall to the
governor.
"As someone who is a lifeloog
institutional Republican, I would give
very serious consideration to the needs of
the party in malting up my mind."
Finch is generally ccmidered a
moderate, especially In comparison to
Reinedte. As HEW secretary, Finch
oversaw the establisbment of the
Environmental Protectim Agency, a
variety of new urban programs, and the
• beginning ol federal aid far public We-
visino.
Orange County's first home television
station was dedicated Wednesday night
amid glowing predictions that it will
quick1y become an invaluable cultural
resource to the county.
KOCE~TV Cbannel 50 actualiy began
broadcasting Nov. 1G, Out dedica~
ceremonies last night at the Hunttngtm
Beach studios lost no pomp oo that
account.
"This Is a noteworthy evert In the
.lllustrlOWl history of Orange Coonty,''
intoned Dr. Norman E. Watson.
chancellor of the Coast Community
College District which operates Qwmel
50.
"Channel 50 bas the potentlal to take
education into every home and office in
the county at times when it is most
convenient," he added.
Dr. Watson noted with satislactlm that
the district will use Cbanoel SO to offer
televised courses fnr lull college mdil
h Ca ' beginning next weet. Jo nny r80Il 8 Guests at Wednesday's dedication
included Donald Caspers, chairman of
the Orange County Board of Supe<vison, Son Allegedly and Robert Finch, a (ornw aea-etary of
Health, EdU<ation and Welfare and Jhe
White House emmlsary to the dedication.
H Id Wl• th Drugs 1be ceremonies also included televi9ed e . messages of congratulatloos from Gov.
Ronald Reagan, Assembly Speaker Bob NEW HAVEN, Coon. (UPI) -A young Moretti, and Slate Sen. Dennis
man wh> identified bimself to police as c.rpenter. ·
the soo of television .. .ar Johnny Cllraotl In cootrast to the optimistic r!llllrlol
faces a March It coun appearance on of these speakers, keynote dedication
drug charges and operating without a speaker Cecil Smith, television critic for
driver's license. the Los Angeles Times, sounded a more
Richard w. earsm. 20, of Jackson somber tone.
Heights, N.Y., cbarged with possessing After condemning commercial
Judge in~
Contempt Case
' Strikes Photog
SAN ANDREAS (AP) -A local judge,
who cited a uewspapa pul!lisber for
coot.empt ol ~ lor • crlllcol edltxlrill, illegal drup and opera~ under the television as "endlessly redundan~
influence of drug!, was arraigned m cir· oopelessly irresponsible, deliberately slapped a pbolocnpbor today wllen he
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Maj. Gen. Jobn
N. McLaugblln, commander of the
Marine Corps Recruit Depot since 1968,
will leave Feb. U to take command of
tbe 4tb Marine Division at Comp
Pendleton.
A spokesman said today that Maj. Gen.
Joseph C. Fegan Jr., commander of the
3rd Marine Division based In 0-wa,
will repl.C. McLaugblln.
"'Ibis was a much-needed maintenance
job and since we weren't sure what the
coastal tnititiative would do to our plans,
we decided to go ahead despite the rain,''
be said.
cuit court and released on fl50 bood · tried to take I pictlft. lbe pllotognpber
because he bad asthma and blowing the Wednesday. and wib>esots said.
trumpet might belp eipand his lungs. A spokesman far Carson said. "As far Services Set Friday 11>ey said Jqe llanJd Bi.w.tt was
11>e 4th Divlsm Is the unit which most
Marine Corps ground reservi!ts join in a
mobilization. Maj. Gen. Leo J . llulacki,
ils present commander, ha! been
assigned to Marine Corps Headquarters
in Washington, D.C.
Tahoe Hotel Oeared
MINDEN, Nev. (API -The Douglas
County Planning Commission bas
approved a belabf waiver ror a proposed
$IS-million botekasino at Stateline in the
Lake Taboe Basin. 11>e commission
approved this week a 00.foot building
heig)lt. 211 feet more than the manmum
allowed by the Tahoe Regional Planning
Agency.
OIAJIH COAST •
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His body was found several hours later as 'we know he's Johnny's son. He has washing dishes in the cafe he nms in this
at the Giant's Ring, a circle of a soo named Rlcllard wh> Is 2ll and lives For Mrs. Golda Rudd gold country foolbill town wllen
prehistnric stones oul!ide Belfast. Police in New York City." . """'~pber ~·-N•~'" " ~ the said he had been made to lie on the 1be television star is "in Mexico some-~-uaau.. ---. -. ...
From Pagel ground, the hood from his coal was place" and will not be avallable fnr com-Funeral servi<es will be held Friday In Calaveru County EDlerprlse tried. to
pulled over his bead, and two bullebl meot, the spokesman said. Newport Beach for 35-ye.ar Orange Coun-take bis picture about 7 a.m.
McNAMARA. were fired into his brain. State police who Investigated the TUes-ty resident Golda Rudd, who died Naguri and wilDes:lel said BleftU bit
"I hope the men wbo hooded my boy, day accident in which young cars.on. was Wednesday at age 79. • • my pale and sickly hoy, and then involved on the Coonectlcul Turnpike Mrs. Rudd ...Sided at 24211 Univeislty him will> bit open band oo the lace Ind
murdered him will live wtth the sight of said they found a bollle cootainlng 35 Drive, Newport Beach. She Is 111lrvived. grappled will> him for bis camera. political campaigns.
Mr. t.fcNamara was a past master of
~1oneta ~1asonic Lodge in Gardena, a
member of the Newport Beach Ellu
Lodge and Amigos Viejos, a social group
made up of prominent Orange Countians.
his thin little face forever," said tabfet.s of methaqualone, a powerful bar-by one sister, Miss Fordyce Boyd, also of Naguri held oo to the ~ tut the.
Rafferty's mother. biturate, in the car. Newport Beach. Services will be be.Id at 2 back was fon:ed open, spoiling the film.
Savage was snatched late Tuesday Carson wu taken to Yale-New Haven p.m. at Paclfic View Memorial Put, he•told r.-a-ra-... ...a-....
night. His girl friend, Identified for her I i~"~"'~P~itl~l~whett~~be~Wll!l~~-~ted;lo~r ~mmor;· -~Co~ro~n~a~d~e~I ~l\la-r.;B;ur-ia;I ;will;. -fo;llo;w-a;t;;;~~~~~~ ... ~-~~·~-~~-~~-safety only as Elizabeth, struggled with injuries and later released. Pacific View. actiespntent for the Stritm Remnl 1
the assassins but they pulled a gun and
Services for Mr. McNamara, who Is
survived only by a nephew, William of
La Habra, will be he1d at 2 p.m. Friday
at Pacific Vlew Chapel, Corona de! Mar.
Marine Faces Trial
SAN DIEGO (AP) -An 18-yeOMld
Marine was ordered Wedne!day to 1tand
trial by general court-martial In the Dec.
20 stabbing of Pvt. Patrick Hetherington.
threatened to shoot her, too.
"She ran off crying and the car drove
away," a relative said.
Another 17-year-old Catholic youth was
walking home Wedne>day nlgbt wben a
man behind b1m shouted: "Hey, you!"
The youth turned around, and the man
fired fnur sbol.9 at almost polnt-blanl:
range.
Two bullets hit the boy, one
penetrating his abdomen. Doctors said
his condition was llerious, but they
believed he would survive.
Panda Pander
Hsing-Hsing, Ling-Ling in Luv-Luv
W ASlllNGTON (UPO -It may he 20 degrees with a wintry wind
slicing through the National ZOo, but ii might as well be spring for
Ung-Ling and Hsing-Hsing, the only two giant pandu in captivi17
in the United States. The young p.andas are flirting shamele$sly through the ~
fence that &epuates their outdoor cages.
• Pantfa lfeeper Larry R. Cllllins -says tbe two -spend !neftU!ngly
more time getUng one another'• attention wllh bandstandJ and o!ber
-socialTy leswcceptable gesturea of love .
Will they mile and produce the 11th panda born in capllY!tyT
Alas, Cllllln1 said Wednesday, the pandas will .have no physical
coptacl !or perhaps two more rears.
"The (emole panda Is bigger and older than the male and be
may gel used to assuming a submissive role In their relaUoDJll.lp,"
COiiins said. "They are too young for mating and bringing them ~
gelber now may rule out any ·hopes we have for producing olf•
spring."
Nobody SELLS Westinghouse for LESS than
Westinghouse FTost Free Side by Side
REAtlGERATOR-FREEZER
0 25. 2 cu. ft. CIPl~fy
3SIA" wide a Big 322 lb. ca-
paclly -a comp1ete1y Frost.free a Separate con-
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freezer a Optional plug4 1n
Automatic tc.Mlker-bUy It now or add It tater Q 15.99 ou. tt. refrlgeretor aectlon
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-..ia,. ftbru.wJ l, 1973 DAil y Pll.OT J,.
H spital Your Horoscope Tomorrow • •
• . . ~~~---~;o=~~; . Hlck0ry Farms "Gl'O .. T01Ws• • > •
Has H~~'1
Reasott for the South
Coast Communil)' H.,.
pilal Auxiliary fund·
raising \/alentine Ball
in the Newporter lnnl
Saturday, Feb. 10, is no
secret -to continue
personal service to ·pa-
. tlents. But the d00ora-.
!Ions are. Llrting the.
veil of oecrecr js . Miss
Fern Randolph.
Pisces: Break Free
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 2
BJ SYDNEY OIWIR
A111ES (Mon:h it·A!ll'il 19)<
AcctDI is oo evaluating hopes
and wUhel. Dooi ask for
more .lhan )'OU can handle.
Avoid promising more than
you can deliver. Pilc<t could
1,llo7 lmportant role. Many ol
yoor penonal, r o m a n t i c
deslreu!Ow can be fylfilled.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
eideo -tile~ ..... opo!!jpleil -You 8 • i a lbnollb SCOllPIO (Oct. ZS.Nov. 21):
publW!in& spedal -. Atmlt 'Is oo the 80lid and
travel and WJique ...... inc<lcol y---.
municatloqs. Arlea playi looy ...._,.. inj<cts a.re
rote. ROodt be)Vli appetelll -ed. Obtain costs,
limiqo&os, "91imate. Get an accounting,
CANl:ER (June 21.Jul;Y 21): ._-i•l!y where taus and
Accent now is on money as it pn.pe1 ty are c o n c e r n e d .
affects ma~ portner, Cllllen ,,,,.....,. • p p r o a c b is
close to yoa. Strive 1o mate Md'''l'·
your own voice bean!. Ooa~ SAGllTAllltJS (Nov. ZS.
push l8ainst ~own best In-Doc. ll): You are apt to be
terests. One who pt-mDrtilc ... lhort trip.
tempting olier may DOt ""11' Relative or nelgbbor appears
have much. so be involTed. Strive to create
For Women's Clubs, Chscll GtHlfS
And ~-Orgc;niwtlollli .... ,... .................................. _.,.._
,_._ HtelaY fo\tilS TOUUt N ,_ .._ • ._. -. -............... .,.. .... ,,, ................... .. .... ......., ............................ _ ....
<:AU '!ODAY POl YOUI ""°'"'_, \.-
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WESTCLIFF PLAZA
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17" • llYINI -NIWPOD llAC:H
TOWN .. cov .. T•V SNOf"f'INO CENTI:•-OlltMM Ac_,, li1M1'1 ""''' AM F_..loft $qMre '2 PASNtOff SOUARIE -LA MA.IU
AMRICA'S LU.DING CHllSl STOIES
Emphasis is on career. aspira·
lioos, deolingll with -in pos!Uoos of aulhority. Added !'OCOllJlition Is indicated., Yoo
obtain more f!)< )'0!1J' oerviC!'S-
In peraooal area, emolioos run
high -member of oposite sex
-11 mates c1emabds.
LEO (July JS.Aug. :Q): :1wmony in domestic area .
SpoUlghi is 00 how )'OU relate Mab. conciliatory gesture. llF:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to !hose who bold ..,,..... diplom<tic, --you g a i n .
views. Key is to listen and to CAPIUCORN' (Dec. 22.laa.
be discrecl. Ooa't show .0 It): lie wary where mooey
yourcani.. Strift !tr --.,.. coucemed. of surprise. Male, i...;_. One who olfen aomething foe
partner bas aomething ol in>-DOtblilg is _pn>bably enpging
portance to say. in doception. -it and ....
" THINK GEIST GEMINI (May 2blllllt 20):
7· Good lunar aspect now coin-,
' LIBRA (&p. zs.oct.22): ....... ..,...dinl!Y. Steer cleat
Avoid ;catlering forces. MaiJ>. o1 wlsbfW tbinting.
THINK
taln steady -S.C-0 '. AQVAllJllS (Jan. 20-Feb.
is ' in pjcture.' Strive to Ill: 1.mlar cycle is high; take
streamline ,.,,..k ~ ~-Ebcooragenew con-Re!Dem~ ....,.U molutions. 1ac;1f, projOcts. Yoor judg·
One who .~ ....., inluitioo now· are on
is being oelfub. Respond ae-large!. Be confident Many
conlingly. will want :iour opfoioo. Give i
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·To avoid rusappointment, prospective
brides are remin'ded to have their wedding
stories with black and white glossy P.hot<r
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Womens· De-
partment one week before the wedding.
-Pictutts received aft~r that-ttl'D'e ;.;n-n'of-he used., . . ""~ . "'\. . ., ~ ,,_
For 1en\rag§ment ,...llllllouncemepta . it is
imperatlv" t.liat the story,· also ac<omp~ ..
by a black and· white glcissY picture, he sub-
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date. U deadline is not met, only a story will
he used.
To help ·fill requirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories, forms are
available in all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will he answered by
Women's Section staff members at 642-4321.
Spring Training
IJBllA (Sept. %S-Oet. 2): in for1hrigjJt manner. No oeed
Encouiage young penm to. he to lake back seal
creative. Move with tide. ~ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 2):
Means don't fil!hl procress. Be Strift f0< universal aweal.
willing to tear down ooly in . Fight to break free from
order to 'rebUild. <llange ol limitations. Message will he
scenery indieated. Welcome cune incrtlSinclY clear.
variety. . R o fD a n c e is OJDOmtrate CID distribution. ~ -~-~
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~.To Emergency ...
By ERMA DOMBECK
I never pay a visit to the
emergency room of the
hospital with .... of my
'children !hat I do DOt reaflirm
my belief ~ ...,. -
were not only born to tllis kind
of chaos, they ·thrive oil ft.
t· mean it. They're the
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women who get up in the
morning, tidy Ille boose, Put
oo hose, a skirt Ille right
fashion length, a sweater that
maldies, a gay 9Carf and
shoes with arch oupports.
remember your· insurance
Policy number!" (I shake my
bead.) •y.., DO have
insurance,•• she says
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tive in sports and recreation
) are being r e c , u i t.e0d by
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retari:led teenagers for •the
19'13 Special Olympics.'-
A P proximately . 150
youngsters will oeed coaching
in· sollball throw for distance,
standing broad jump, 500 and
100 yard dash, mile nm,
swimming and relay.
Volunteers will work on a
one-to.one basia with
residents, and mm! be . 16
years of age or older. They
must be able to give twO
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SHlATH
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45° ·-lolls ..... Celon
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mornings or two afternoons
each w.eek.'
' HOU? for b'aining will be 11
a.m. to aooo Monday tllrough
Friday, and 3 to 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Tbursd~ 1nc1 FH-
day ..
Rebabilitatioo t b er a p is t
Jimmy Williams, hospital
coordinator for the program,
can be contacted. for an in-
terview at the volunteer
services office, weekdays and
Saturdays.
Many Skills
Not Needed
· 'Ibey gu up the car, study
up on their pressure . pints,
stock their purse with spirits
of ammonia and sit there
reading the First Aid
Handbool: until ooe ol their
kids nms · in anc1 says,
"Mommy! c:ome see Billy."
Sile calmly puts -her
book, slips • rout for. dinner
in the ovea and says,
"Mommy is rea411:.-"
I have never attended an
emergency in my. life ihat I
wasn't wearing bedrocm
slippers, a pair of slacb that
fit when I was 10, a raincoat
from lost and found, rqgy
•ll!lderw<ar and greasy hair.
1. can never find my ar
keys. When I do, the car _,,
start. I wrap the wound in 11
diseased T-shirt. And I
invariably go tllrougb a tacty
The United Slates bas scene at the Admissions desk.
bean:{le an over-ciedentialed "What-ls the boy's name?''
• -aociety, ·accordbfg to a asks the ----"-'•
p.reliminary repoi't rtlessed by "Wow. 'y;:'';k;j me loo
•the T~ force -OD. Continuing . ·fast. It's Brad .'._.....,.... ... Educ:llioli and Public Affairs. Brucie!" ' _,_
The report, prepared as one "HoW old ls Brucie!"
of four studies on the future of ''They're getting barder.
continuing educationi noted Let's see, we got the freem'
that. loo many jobs require on Feb. 26, 1161 and· BnJOie
entering crodentlali oot of all was born sometime • lbal
relation to skills needed to spring."
perform satisfactorily. "I ctooi suppose you would
I pull myielf up llillly and
fold my ..... to bide tllO
safely pin boldiDc my sipper
logether. "An ,.. imnlvl-
... cannol poy for ~
W.U. yoq are -Yoo
eauldni find • --risk."
"I uodenbmd. •• the 11)'1.
.. Have a seat.... '
"Ob, ............,, .. I filler,
''could JOU cab a c:bect for a
dime! I bmo to ·<an my
husband."
The doctor finally reports to
me. "'You may come in now.
y--1"" • --and "" ba9" to late ......
stild>es. I doni -JOU to
he upoel by wllat )'OU .... Jiiii
be normal, talk to him .. be
will ..... and mate him feel
that everything ii jusfline." •
I walk into the roam, c$ltch
l)ly tbnlatand....earn_ "My
God; be'• bleeding \o death!"
and pass out en the Door.
A> they wheel me by the
waiting romn, I ... the
professional e m e r g e n c y
mother sitting lhett with •
full box of OaJolas !tr her
--. -.ippingm coffee and ratllins her pocletlul o1
dimes.
It's enough lo make )'OU
sick!
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Piclc ffOm l'UNTY
of """1 pant-IOpl
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T.,. from 15.00 ' . Ponn from 13.00 .
Sunday Shopper?
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'Guard' Keepif:ig .Score
On Charity Collections
By LEE PAYNE
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My wife WU ool baSllllng "2 homeowners the other nipl .. port " the
.Mother's March for the March of Dimes.
Though I'm not """' I approve d tbele cbari1ab1o ouU111 thll spmd .,
mud> d the money they collnot for the ~ d c:ofiectintl _. money, ...
body ulted me. My Job wu to go aloal to aee that mr
wile dldn' get attacml. Since she dldn' even &et an oiler,
I bod limo to k .. p """"'-Here's whit happened on Colla
Mea'1 F1ow'er Street.
THERJI! WERE II! homes °" the aeven block iOOI
street and ltll'Pflslng)y, the largest llngle cateaorY on the
lltil that I made up waa comprlaed ol ~ -gave
money. We got donations ranging from 50 oenta: to $3.00
from 37 houses. That means that more than one lamily in
every tour 11ve money. One lady donated $10. -PA
The next Jarg..,. calegocy wu tho6e who didn\ giw .....,.. Al 211-
ll>ey weren't lntereated In contributing and at 10 mon!, they might hive llJ"D
aomethlng but they w,.. out ol mooey.
EJgbteen houael were dark and no ooe appeared to be home. Tftn!J-
clllftl 6ouaes had JJihts on but nobody answered lhe door. 1bat wa1 btllnollnC.
Did !hey Jo-il WU l<)ltll!IJody collecting money or do Ibey aimply DOI
......,. their door II night! Probably some d them ,..,..•t boote but they
ld't tbo ligbll an to dlacoura&e httralan-
Bllr THAT RAl!IES tatOlher question. U 11 families definitely ....... ,
home and II lout part d anolber JI _..., eflbor, wflll do all -~
find to do out at nl&llt In the mldclleri II»-in Colla llesl!
That taW care d all the big <alqories.-'lbirty......, "" money one! JO
didn't Eighteen weren't borne and JI otll«I either -·1 home or otido't
anaw« their doorbell . That leaves the Iii wbO gave II lhe olli«. tbe four
]Wben the pal!lltl weren't home ' and the klda ........i the door, the -
-with .. tbat •Id 00 potfcflero, sollclt<n ...... lbe two """'"
we couldn't find the ,_ door, tbt --the lid aid lier -... oot oolleelln& tw the Ma«tt d Dimeo, the one where the lady Aid she cooltf use
-Marcil of Dim11 money berlelf since !he imt fllll 0ttt ri !be ltmpitlf and I finally, tho ooe wbeJe the young ro was Joo stoned to mdenland tbe question. ,
THAT LAST NtOOIER waa a llJl1lriae too. Flower Street is mucll otraigl>l-'
er than I thought. II'• alan pretty generous. We oollteted SSUO. f ltope it
does aome good. • I
Six Restrooms
In Newport
Get Faceliit
Newport Beach will IOOO speod up to
$50,000 to revamp 1lx beach£ront public.
restrooms.
1bat'1 a!J there lJ avaJJable in the
current city budget-and Public Works
Director Joaeph Devlin said It won't be
enough to finish the job.
Estimates for replacing fixtures. pipes
and partitions at the restroom.! are
ruMinC about $25,000 OVi!t the budgeted
amount, he aald . ___
"11le plan ii to complete as many
restrooma u poulble within the current
appropriation. "n1e others will be.
completed u fuodl become available,"
be aald.
Bids on the project \\'ill close Feb. I
and work ahould be ftnilbed 'by June IS.
Tbe six facilities most needing repair
wort were listed in a $6,400 engineering
report completed recently by a private
consultant.
The restrooms include Newport Pier,
15lh Street beach, Balboa Pier, New
Corona de! Mar, old Corona de! Mar and
Buck Gully.
Devlin said the work will be suspended
during Easter week and the contractor
will have to provide chemical toilets
during the ·Entlre project so some
facilltiea will be available.
N~on in
A Cincinnati antique dealer
straightens lbe bow lie on a
wax figure of President Nixon.
which was used with other
past presidents during !be in·
augurati<m in Washington earl·
ier this month.
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They~re Good CltiZens • Ill Uniform ·
Newport' 1 ·Explorer POlt 1050 Aidl Officers on Patrol
I)' WIUJAK llCllllElllEll
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Nnptlfl Beodl Post IOIO d tho 11oJ
Scoull of America II I l~tle out d the
ordinary. Its members WW' poUce
unHorms and their peers acornlully eaU
them "junior narcs."
In reality, the Police E1Piowl hive notblnl to do with narcotics, nor are they
...... -the young to fen<! out .. lldo<n.
mzy DO L&U1' a .... _ -IOOUll--·-·-.. llJlniJ ltll -.. t'!":':i =-00 ...... lea I I .. ---mmlllt ""-·---to-· -Bui Ibo ap1or ........ -_. •
• mon tlm.., chic....., lo -Ille JANS~ a petite 11-JOIMld
lot ri -....... , 0... dol llllr llillt ScbooJ atudea~ Is I
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aid it,m-eill 11111 hr ,...., ,,_.. ·-• -· uro ..,.
Dot-ml -ti dlO poll -lbe • P'lt .-hen.
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tlug tbem. ••
''Tbere IN alWO)'I the ..,..i -...
wm't lflten to lUI)' -a llll," *
llld, "You see them II a Pl'l1 aod llil:f
lhoul _.w.. llke 'BeJ, I -,..,
you1h I nafe'!'
-ol the elj>knn plao to It Wo
oollco -k ofter their odleollol •-· but not all do, Pvtnealler aald.
"I am tUlnl POflce --al Goldon we.i Ooll• riclil -... n ~..:pl Into tbll llno -....... .
·llOl'll PARMEN'l'IEll ond -
Sdmorr, -llld ahe -to ... probotlm ofllcer, wont to Join !be e
cadet prqiram tlmt 11 ln t&o bar•m• •--1111'1 in Newport 8-h.
Both -the pool lltl, Ja-
to -in narcollcl -... makearmts.
'!bough bolb admit to the ...
enforcenient ...none.. they Uh to -
of the Poll u a ct.re oelloa --and a oollco unit tleCOlld.
11We thlnt we'te vallllble to die
conununlty," iald -· .....
. p@rtlefpate in lllY actlritles ft -""" with."
The Poll has become the mai....,. fl
the PollCe clepeJ1ment'• growq -bttigl#)I campalp Opa-
ldentlllcatlm.
The explon!n, aided ll7 .....
offlcen, began Operation ID •
Penlnsulo Point and praudlJ )IOlot to tlio
fad there bas -Ill • ,.,....
nductlm in bq1aiJts Ihm·-.
ARMED wml ENGR&Vl!IG -
they ... to etch dl!Yed' --
to -· elot:b, ..... ad -Valuablea, the tzpkftra --
Part Nnptlfl Apartmm> -ret>dlJ
Jtlesa Bank Opens _.1.. • ,,,. ,ind.' now have their ~ Id Ga llaltlcw' ~, View ·lkmes, otartbtl ilill---
• • The post bas alllO been -II llio:7de Brentwood ~yings and loan Association bas open-
ed its ten!b branch office at 1640 Adams Ave. in
Costa Mesa. The new office, second in Orange eou.
ty, occupres a 5,300 square loot building designed
by F!d8 ~ ol Corona cl,tl Mar. Geileral rodeos, the recent ~ dlO
COIJlndan ......, Sllfell and }kA~ams of Costa lobotor bake and at police pi-IJ ,
Jlaa. auctloos.
Pumentier said 1 kt)' pn d -· duties la the training lh<:r•fl" ill ,....
technlquee and other lldllo --
-State Court 'Untouched' ootside Police work -ua llnt aid ...
survtVlll.
Tbe Poll ~ alrudY -to tw uplorer icademles at Marine 0orpo Air
Station, El Tnro, wbero, alaol widl •
other Police upkftrl !nm aD -tM
IOlltlllind 1¥1 ttndeqo -al rtgoroua tninlnf. Gov. Reagan Still Has Differences With ]usticel
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Alter six
years with Gov. Rooald Reagan In office,
much ol California government bears the
IWagan stamp --but not Ute California
S..preme Court.
IWagan made hla second appoiJitment
to Ute court recenily, but Ute RepubUCltt
governor -a frequent criUc of coort ruJ.
Inga -still eapects to have his dif.
f....ces with the justices. -
"I IU VE SPOKEN OVT very openly
oo particular decisions and continue to do
proved il Maybe ···w1•;w'i1 ......
... that people .,.... --• outlook u time goes .....
Reaptt aloo lid --..,. decis.ions since 1frtcllt'• "' 7 911+4
dealing with IPgislaffYe 1dW(diwws!I
and tinrartq -" .. -to cal back welfare -rices. Add I
Reqan bas --IO -• jat one ccmistently w t:Mi¥e Wiie cm tbe:
court, that "J--Mr<lomb, 711, appointed to tbe aut ill ltil by lJlm.
(~~~~~~~~~-'] Gov.GoodwlnLinJPl.•,..,...,. NEWS .4NALYS1S THE OhiEll 1'0IIll -·™ _.. a~ by -CO.. F!_ t G.
that," Reagan told a news conference
after announcing hla nomination ol ap-
peals court JU31ice William P. Clark Jr.,
41, to the aeveo-inember S..preme Court.
"I think It la my right one!
responsibility to do tba~" Reagan added.
He has mused t o critlciu any
members ol the coort penonally.
11IE COURT'S decisio!ll In """111
years have attracted naUonwide at-
tention oo auch lasues aa capllal puniJh.
ment, fair housing, school finance and
racial lntegralioo. -
Clark was Reagan's executive
Brown Jr.. Reefm's [)iNn•tatic
~-Justice Louis R. BarR •• +4 Aly
bas joined M.cO:mb -....... ~, 1 -1
In Cl9el dealiDt: -mojor --.
but f4' " the lint -----..,.
the court -Wrilflt _.. • --
McComb .... tbe -lo lll cues. Elm!n .._. were *' iJecl • s.z
votes one! II by a W '!1lit.
Alter tbe -.....-..... ._ acUYely IUpparted • aMill:iwe eao .. •ip
to reinstate the -pmol!J. ,.. -.
in which ~·'> -~ ...., c.irculate petitiaDI. WI I....... ... die
measure pamd laJ a uuuw1w111Jcc
vote Nov. 7.
,. Calilarnia. S..pmne Court jultlces
do "" -to be confirmed by the -Smite, w b i c h is under nccntnaJ
[)pmcw I Mtic cmtrol
"JANE IS BBllER at blDd to ...
combat than I am," hr1nmtil!r .W..
•1Sbe'1 had araie."
About the .,j,Jy lhinl the .... ..., ..
at the """""'t boca ... ti(...,..... II
ride along with patlOI -. Cit dllJ-0.lU'I NOllllNA110N does bav, to Bu! they're wwttnr Cit 11.
be -to the Slate Commlalon on Tbey tblnk what they're dolal .,..
J-Ajlpain-.ts CCltSiallnc of Chlo! youngaten beller-tm4entmf .... tie
Juslloe Wri&bli AUy. Gen. EveUe J. P'1!!""~""' th'l':' to bel:o.-ir -
Y-. a Republican, and Praldlng-""U ol~ -·~~ -• Jttllb Plrbr Wood ol the State Court "" ca use ""' -_..,
"
•-• ID • -•·-"-a-~· Parmentier said. "Oooe -be ....,_. -..... ~. ~· I nom-d --·~ U"' ...... ~· be ~ -... Cllilled COftinJVeny dtJe to -U-M. ~•. -WW • -
--jadidal bacqrotmd. better." Cllrll wlll fiD • ncanct created by the --ol Juall<e~ Peters, • &widend tbe iader' ol the oourt'1
libonl llillc. ' Senior Citizens
Rrssn mid lie bad bterl coosidertnc
the """"'""...,. f~ ..... ume llnce Tour· Las 're~as =-~~ 1as1Faaytni1te ,.
'Ille Gcouw aid be ta!d no lndScatkln
um --"''"'""'of the coort plan lo rdft IDOIL
IN Dl&CT, 'l'llB 1ppointmeot ta f<r
tire.
Sltpa-ODart jaotices 10 an the elec-
-bollot ....., 52 years. Tbm la no
potisiun iDr oppositbt candidatel and
'niters ""' llYm the cboice only of
ngjsUring ·-al .. disapproval.
l«ftlary when the Goveroor appointed
him to a S..perior Court judgeabip In San
Lull Ohlapo County In 19!11. Reagan
elevated him to the stale District Court
of Appeal In 1171.
In oomina~g tiark, Reagan said
Cart demonstrated a commitment to
"tbe principle d judicial mtaurant -
that courts sOOuld confine their duties to
Kelp Won~i , '~d World
-N M h R • s nd Interpreting existing laws and not ew at aises eco _ re::~;-M-;:1n;eff-:;~c1am ol
-· the bigb court came Fe:'._~, when It ruJ.
California Firm Harvestl Seaweed. for Other U1e1
LOO ANGEL& (Ai') -A" "' I
improvei the bead Clll .... glm .. • ed 1-t to outlaw the r.;u. penalty In
Though.t,s for Educawrs ~~~1~1ty~o!: i--.--will·-·-from bun&er In tilt -. -•
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Calilomia
educaiiOINeaden are begtnnlng to have
second tboughts about the New Math
because sixth graders are gettlng some
bad math scores.
In computation, the ''2 tlmea 2 is 4"
area of mathematics, California sixth
gnWen scored barely 25 out or a oatk>nal
nonn of 50 in tests taken in November
1971 for the 1971-72 school year.
RESULTS . OF ~ts taken last
November arc still being complied for
sixth graders. But "It looks like the trend
in computatlm ls continuing," said Dr.
Alexander Llw, chief of the state
Department or Education's Office of
Pngram EVllluaUan.
M<embi¥maft Ltniy Grecn<, Ute
Sacramento Democrwl who headJ lbe
Aasembly's EtlucaUon Oommfttee, aays
be plana to conduct hearlltga bepmina
nut 4moDth on the ncW" math.
Bo orden!d the bearings "In order tblt
melftl be fOlllld to establlab clw
evld<Dct tblt In ICCt!ptillg the new math
we blft bough! IOl'D<lblnc ol value."
0.-W.t
WhUe '"" ~ la Ille field ol melt••tk;t lane _, IUftlclenUr
.. l '"~to bin pumeoted
tllt -.z-of Ute ~ wltll
tbe -lbt limo bal -to ..,
I
a....,. said the coort "placed itsell
bioloclal 'll1lo -Cati-.. -· kelp beds.
·~-" above the will ol the people. _ -.This 'prove it.' I for c:ae am wwuY decl.sion mates a moci:e~ of the ~ •
"It doem' lo'* BR alpo Is Finl It
be a tipll!e••...,,.., ---.aid
Dr. -J_ -of Cllled. befuddled." stitutional process involved i n
NEW MAnl, IN wtdtspteod me 5lnce
the 1960s. put emphasis an learning
mathematical thoory lnlleod of rote
recitation ri, for lmanoe, moltiplicatioo
tables.
Since California bu tbe nalian'•
largest public -IJll=, willt U
millioo Sludmts in mderprlell tbnlltlh
high school. il -..in iDflamce with
teJ.tbook pubtisbfn and IOJ dlmpl
ordered in Coliloniia mllb te:m cooltf be
"'fl<ded naliomride.
"There ... -........ Cllifoniia
educatiooal drdes 'll1lo -......
-tbcugbls." -... IDltb. ..... sakl -
..,,,. .. -.... --Is -
lbere Is • ~ ---ill ~lfdlll,··-
est.1hlishlng the laws of Califofnia. ''
The majority opinion In the death AllED IN AN __,, -tilt
penally case was written by the one man ~ -lbel -. I t •· Reagan bad been able to appoint to tho will eot-wdir_..., __
court pttY!ously Chief Juatlct Donald R. dinner NGdh Aid: "I -.. -
Wrigbt. ment was a little pmDllllre."
WIUGIR WAS wrm uie majority in ~ -tllt .,,q 'larioCJ fl •w•1ooeelej
micl-"71 when it ruled 6-1 that hO.....tod ID cmt qumiilJ 11J •-• •
Calilornia•1 ~em ol . public --~-1 firms -cxntaim w e ••ea l i • t .,_ ~-_..._ .. ~llld.-·-·-~finance was unconstitulional because it ·~--.-= -• r-
relled .. heavily 00 the local properly lad Ila ea.1>o1Qdi--_ _, •
ta. That -~--. the court Aid, dig-by -........ dlscrlmimted·,;~ ..... puplla juat 1\'ue, bo ...... !be J ......
.....,. they lived In dlstrlctl wltll a 'one! -a """ -fl ....
poor lu ...... -· llis ....... far -· 'lltll CW WU CClts1dctd precedent-,._ -lllop .. lbe WIG' ft --
.i.ttertq •tlonwitle a1thouP It bod oo tball ~-. be !l'i'-
lepl -'outside of Ca1lli>mla. 51-SUD, t5lo ..... Pll I 1 to
tbeD. courll elaewbno hive lake a bo imporl* _. lllll ,_ --
limilar 1&m1. ... 150,• tllil were Ms rt c • r f
A reporter pointed out thet wben ~ CoWomlL
Reopn -laled~ .. ..w blm ·--· --.. -· • edYocaM ol 11 n*alnl" ~· ~: • ...., __ .._c_ •mm.
"YES," UAGAN repl1*l "'Ille recortl Fn1m 1bt IN«••'' !Iii, -lflllo, .......... wll?d1-to •1115 1-
quld mll-. l!leo_ ... I to-ti ·Requirement Barred
SAN FRANClllCO (AP) -The llale
a.pi-Oourl ... '*' tW. ~
ii" <t,..._fer_Barltoro
Qr CoaDdl eandldate1 II,
-•lbltloMf ad said tt -.Id
4 I 1 • ..... ti • two.,_-
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••en r-t• in Town 11rm.... q u I ct I y doused a lilaze· which raced
• tllluagll a pnge at 3~ Hamillon ·ave. in Costa
llesa. Wedneaby .afternoon. The fire also singed
iimie·dotbeo hung out lo dry on .a clotbe.sline near-
by. The fire at Ille home of Mr. and Mn. Ronald
Gill caused an estimatea n;ooo wofth of damage.
Its cause bu not been determined. ·
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~_u.dge in Pn>$
Contempt ~se
Strikes Photog.
. ' SAit AJID!MS (AP) -A ~ judge,
.... mm .a .•• µpa pUblisber f9'"
:=~ ·-.... erljlW edllorlal, 7 '•,;,.;;........__be Si I ~ __, .. -1a*"""'"" .. ,.-., :•m , _.., E ..._ t
1lioJ -,.. llontd Blewett .....
• u c-•dle~herunslntliis
.... ( ft; loo&JdD town I -~
''I 'rllmiis"•--'23,olthe. )_ .£ ........ "'
caFaoaw °"1111 Elllorprile tried ·to
--~oboutfa.m. 8-1 ... j! I aid Blewett bit
.... ----Cl! the face 111111 ........ , •• -.. for llis calllera. *" cs
-..i --la die -· bol the
-.. --op.;Jq the lilm,
.. told c.... Boepor, s.. -w a , s t.: im Sloctie Recard.
l.lllr. a:a& tlliil WWliiidi! '"It was
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2 •·rea.s. rte bes .u.cted·
.. ... I la .. puiat -e Laded
Wire-I 8 zN"'
.Al • I • " EldaP'iae Publisher
---·-itl.orney-said -.. -llagat!, a Vietnam uetu-.. • iW whether to bring
-........ lbe iudlil' -who is not .... .,_ -, I
T9 wMwsws at tlle ftltaurant Were---, ...... -..... • Madfr and Man:
-. --~ .. Olly jounlalism ,. I I la Sa Aalhu to ttpOri on the
•'plc:w.. • '
--1111& -the llapping ... , rt .. ,.. --to tile kitchen
_. --la say,. "Dlmn, I a Zn "la..e. '1;1ldiltlitUea.o.~ ... ,• ...... ,... .. -hit .
jii 'rfdils_,,116' I Im by die
.. ? ' .. ... • I, riDc tUilliC ~1 , ,...._
-·--... --die· -n! ' ill U.S. "'"'""-; _,
..... -~ " -for the "' • w.. A I ilC .... WW before I
: .• ,.. ...... :n -l&ellin is t!'S ' .... cw -a... be lhould 2 .....
m1•Will t 1' If'. 1
a I --c.a&J Dist. > AttJ.j Orrin
--• -~ this, -~~ ,.. 7.;r;;..:·a:-jul:
.. .._ , -the """' ll!d
-la .... ' ii ... ,..., a
.... CONlllllPT, ......
Tipo-~ay Traffic Asked
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On Mesa Frontnge Road
An 117-name peUJionr.questq-way Althougb it ,~·-an estimated 15
tiaffic,•lbe·~~J tnmtr&'" ~_..for.the .,....,. road, the l'Ol!dlil<ll;"-.... :*-itau.' y c.ia ·-i r-•ii))' Oommldee lat-• 'eiit ..... Cll1 fl i >I , ~ rt I ?£iii l£O --"""""-. BID""""""· -<l Uie~ , P;n;Hrt; o.rners' Assodatlao, ~,. jhe· r .JM 8 ... :n. ... .; .. t ,,.iil!llft ,reprwnts • JOO percilit ot }'U "'""1HW
~ Owners and 'ty1sl~ to the c . l R Lnb
eas1 .; tlie .1u1ure ~ ... ay -ar eu . or g
lhnllil!)I Colla Mesa; along a '-
which. otrelchea -Bristo! to w Services Hf?ld nreets. • .
lie said, he WOUid file 'lbe petilloD • -oenm .... held Ulis week
~ dty' cnmellme!J0 along witll llale !or (lml-5; llellllMag, a COrma clel Mar
Divllliali of IlJ&hwayo ol!idals. ....... • --b••le\l liis multl.mlllion
at 7::111 p.m. .'llle9ilaJ for a puhlic ~ dallr-l••I -a a Bal!Joa Island Jolt
Cll the ll'antap questlm ........ die ,.,__;._
The bearlllg, ICboduledlorCOlla.-• --...,.,_
dty· COllllCil chlmben, will -. llr. Relirlbarg; who died Wt Friday al
~· '*' . the property ..... •• Ii, -· lbe -and ~ demands for two.way lrootap rood rlreoilFeDt ol Nubilile l'nWds ~ traffic oo uie eut side of the ir.e..., Gt llama Pam, """ot the nation's largest
ciali, . . II'.-. ., f!loll supplements and
· cumn1 p1ans can 191 a ..... ;,.y cmly ~ --. Service'. road but the t~Wlf cancept ii CompMJ officials ·said today Mr.
Sought to promote better circulation to Relmborg dmioped a lood supplement
eastside busi&!ases. formuJa·-Jaler,called Nutrilite-wbile
Policemen Set
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aperi1nent1ng in the Jolt of a Balboa
Island -ill tbe early, 111111. .
lie .....,S Los Angeles omc.. !or bis
.... ····-ln 1111 llllt moved the firm to illl """"" -Cl! Beadl llclaiemdill-Put.
Bil ., •• ,."' and • DOltPftl(it raearcb
--... -· -llllde many -....... to -and charitable
~ Ille ·-!lllde by N1llrilile .... .....rutiooary bological
-.... to prvtect looda without ......... -.
B!rilZM bil COrma clel liar home, Mr.
llellllMaJIPmttime•t-heowned
in -Pmt. -. Jdyllwlld, and 1*11.. . •
'He is,IUl'vlWdby bis wife, Edith; two
IClllll, Cart. wllo is aJlo an executive at
Mlb illle, Ned ot s.. GalJriel and seven ............
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• Red ' Rendezvous·
U.S. Copter ·Flies Cong General
.SAIGON (AP) -U.S. ll<lloopten Oew
to a Jungle ..,......,.,. today; pkked up
the Viet Co!lg general wbo directed lhe
,11111 Tel offensive aplnsl Saigon and
Dew him back to join a peacekeeping
commission.
Five years almost to the day since the
·111ar1 ol UM! 1111 attack on Saigon, the
U.S. helicopter crtws broogh< Lt. Gen.
Tran Van Tra and 28 other Viet Cong
men to Tan Son Nbut Air Base.
Tra is the 55-year-old deputy military
commander .of the elusive COSVN, the
Communlsta' Central Ollice !or South
Vietnam. M chief Viet C.OOg member of
the four-party joint military commission,
be likely bolds the key to the release of
American pri&<iners of war held in South
Vietnam.
Seven U.S. helicopters marted with
white stripes picked up Tra and bis men
at Loe Ninh, a rubber plantation town 75
miles north ol Saigon which Tra's loroes
captured Jut year.
The Viet Cong' wor.e plain jungle green ·
Wliforms, some with soft bats, others
with pith llehnets. They carried attache
cues and small Plces of luggage. Some
had rucbacks.-At least one carried a.ri
automatic w.eapon.
• They wer'e taken to Camp Davis, a
fonner U.S. Signal Corps inst<illation at
Tan , Son Nfiut, where the other
Conununist cease-fire delegates are
housed.
Because ·of Tra's athsence, the
, peacekeeping group made up ol the lour
parties bas been unable to start
arranging~the exchange of prisoners or
the security saleguanls that l"USI he set
up helore the lour-natloo lnternatlooal
Commlsalon of Coot..i and supervision
can send out its teams to ob8ervers to
police the cease-fire. .
Tentati,ve, plans . were made .for the
tenior members of the joint mµ.ltaryJ
~ "' l>old tbei<, lipl _. •.
Anneu&IO!J!ie peace arreeme!!l li&Ded
to Par& SaturdaY'IJOY ptilonera abalt'111·
returned and recel'!;d:al placol e to by the ftlilt ailbaloiiea,... the
Statel, -North ·Vietnam, South VI
and the Viel Cong. These lour llaoJIWSI
iuarantee the salety ol .. permnel
engaged In the . return and r~ptidn of
thel'OWs.> . row. u.ts handed to lhe United Stat~•
by North Vietnam In Paris show 458 U.S. ,
aervicemen held in , prison camps in
North VI~ and 99 iD Soufh Vietnam .
The North V~ alJo Uated Z7 U.S.
dvllWls captured Iii. South Vietnam wbo--,
are to be releued. ,.
Meanwbile, the tola! of cease'lire
viol&tlooi reported eontlnutd to !all ofl
despite. (I) continued heavy lighting In
the northern provinces and (2) the
inability of the truce obserVer Wims to
get Into the field.
The Saigon command c1a1!11ed Ihm
were 188 Communl.st attacks during lhe
!4 hours ending at 6 a.m. today,
compared with 209 in the previous 24
hours 311 in the,24 hours.before that and ·
426 U: the fl.ist 22 :lOUl"S after the cease·
fire went into effect Sun.day .
The U.S. ·eommand announced thnt
another American adviser was slightly
Clwu Hit.s U.S.
'Aggression'
HONG KONG, (UPI) -Qllneae
Pnmler °""' En-lai -the United Stales today ot lalllng to
stop Its "war ol ~" against
Cimboclia and Laoo despite signing
the Vietnam peace agreement.
1be premier, speaking at a Pe-
king banquet' )lonorlng North Vlet-
nameae chief negotiator Le Due
Tho and foreign' Mlniater Nguyen
Duy Trinh, said he hopes the U.S.
government and Saigon a~!bor!pes
will "refr8in from procr&Mination,
expansion i nd sabotage" so that
the peace agreement might be turn-
ed a reality.
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wounded Wedneadly In <l>IStal Blnh Dinh
province. He "as bJt by a terrorist
exploalve, the command said. He-was the
slxth1Alrierlcan wourided since the cease-
fire went into effect~
The Saigon command reported 12
government ·soldiers were killed and 75
wounded In a four-day battle for-oontrol
of 11 hamlet l5 miles southeast of Hue.
The command claimed the enenty U'OOps
were driven from the hamlet and 93 or
them were ki?led .
Meanwhile, Viet President Spiro T.
Agnew flew to Phnom P~h and then to
&ngkok after two days of talks with'
President Nguyen Van Thieu and other
South Vietnamese officia1s on postwar
U.S.-Vietnamese relaUOM and aid to the
Saigon government.
. ' Snorkel talk 1 . _ . . .. .... ' ' '
Tommy Mer!J!.l, • ~ ~d. hiJ 10-year-old sifter Stephanie find Ibey Clll
. talk 'tltlngs cM!fin privacy ·wi\h. their new. snorlil;i jackets, Living in
Portland, Maine, Ibey also can use \he e~tra warmlb Ille <!oats pro-·
vide1 • . ' 'l • t 4 • a· Gw~s Ai:rested Again
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In· Beach Brothel Case
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' By JOANN~t.DS
• •Of .. Dettr ...... ,,... .
Three· women who ,Pollce .alleged two
weeu·igo were running .a call ~rl'hiwe
right In the middl~ of a noi:lh Huntington
Be8cli'..:.rilldenllal nelthborOOocl were
arrested · again Wedncoday night. ·
'll1la Ume t11e·~ wue the same
.as the fll'lt time. ~.consPlracyito commit
prosUb!\lon Jnd IJ\Blntalnln& a hoUSe. ol
prostttut)on. · ,
Upon the first ahett, the Judge let the
women gd oo !heir' own recotPUza!ice:
This time the· judge . wu I blt more
teaty and' ball ii 15,000 ea,cb. The trio
remained In <llltody today. •
t yroslltuUpn operatiQn will cooljnue.
When . asked ll lht. -ol lnvutig~llon, an:eirt JQd r.leaae Qf the
trio was likely to develop Into an eiiil!ess
cycle, be said:
"II they're in our ..,_,,,lly an«j
violating our laws, we wUl cpallnue to
arrest them. The Lowa -wlll be enforced. We. have an obll1aUoa to tbt
residents of thil communlly to do IO."
' . Ceact • Oraage
Booked Into Ofanl• County Jall were
Judy Ann Khwneyer, 25, Helen Marie Weailler
Ryan, 11, and Coro! Ann Domilll, fl .
They were arrested: on a warrant. MQSUY sunny on .Friday, with
Vice Lt. Robetl J\hlnehlrl alkceo the some high cloudfneu, llC<Otdlng to
. three women hnve been working to a the wealbetlady. Highl of 12 at
home at f1l2 Cops-Dr!Y• In .the Cali· lhe beaches, rlslni to • Inland. Murder
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1omia .Claasica ltacll:: , 1. JpwJ ~I 1JA. -II of the 11<;abborbood ilii'iea-.-1 · ·,--~I--->-!
police lnveslli•llni the women•a iNSI l»E TOD~\'
-.,1 ... 11.1;pto
1&1wa .. W ' 'f I f , : ...
Gmy ... a .. I tpP' ...
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nlibL His girl lriend, ldenUlled !or ber icliY\Ueo w)len they becaqie COllOOlled ''The Lost Tang0 In Puns" -safety only as Ellaabeth, atrugg1ed with with the actlvllleo al.tbt bdille. COlltrotlffrial X-nit.<l m 0 uh
Ille al111m liilt Uiv puDed a gun and -110i11811, irlio 'aslled not to~ be •torrlng...Marlan ..lfta!ld9 ~ lo
llnatened to ihoot ber, loo. ldeftUfled. told the DAILY P!Wr iliat 1cheduled IO op<n "' N• .. York ·~• nn off Cl'Yinl-and the"cardrove--the--women 4W o9' ••• *°' live in t.be omkht incrtaaino / u r o ,. a+i4
awOf.'' a Hlati_. sald. -but arrived In the altemooo and tu"1111L S(• •toftl, Page a.
,AnOther 17·)'ffr~ CalhOl~th WU left Joi. at JliahL 'fllldlic ·llome Widneoday 1 when a She aald tliiro appeared to be qllile a
man bihind him sbooted: " ·~, you!" few men, ,.ho drove ..pensive can who
The youtlP tumed around, and U1e man vlllted the hcJme wblle the ...,, .. were
flnld loor thoto 11 allnoot polnt·blank there. ' •
...... The ..,,man alao said •he had aeen the
Two balleta bit the boy, one home'• occupants 1.....-the lrool door
-trallna his abdomen. Doeton iald ctr.aaed In negligeeo or abor\ie
hll ~ -serious. r.it they nigh...,... bOllevecl .he 'llOllld l!Unlve. Rlalnehart said lllveatl<ion · of the
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2 DAii. Y l'ILOT c
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-.F-1,1973
Finch Mulls
Governor,
' Senate Seat ..
By JOHN ZAU.Ell
Of .. o.11 ,,., .,..,
Robert Floch, former ae<retary ol
Health, EducaUoo and W e 11 1 r 1,
confinned 1peculaUoo Wedne3day that be
may nm for eltber the Calllomla
govemonblp or the U.S. SeGate ID 1'14.
"l 'U be giving both seats IOl1oul
conllderalloo In t6e not 1iz monthl u I
travel around the state trying to get
advice on what I should do," Floch llid.
Finch, who was lieutenant governor ol
Calilomia In 1968 when Pmldent NU:oo
tapped him lor a Cabinet aeat, wu Jn
H1mtlngton Beaeh Wednesday lor the
PAILY PILOT Stitt,.... dedication of KOCE-TV Channel 50,
"It wiJJ be a major decision whether to
r1m for the aenate or the go .. monhlp, or
whether I nm for any aeat at all," be
SUCCUMBS AT 79
c.llln1 loland'1 McN1mar1
G. C. McNamara,
1-sland Owner,
Succumbs at 79
aald. l
If Finch doea ~ to rim, be could
face major fights whlcbever dlrectloD be
turnJ.
. If be ran lor the Senate, be would be
up against Incumbent Democratic
Senator Alen Cranston, a man who
oblerven: aay would be tough to unseat. .
In addition, Finch mlgbt lace a
primary battle against Gov. Ronald
Reagan. Reagan took himself out of the
Georp C. NcN11111n, an ... elope nmnlnw-~-!,~or bua ttblrbed tetormld as govemolnr
m .. ,,_ wbo cnroed and developed -Y reporters COlltlll Jiii Jn "-rt a.... 11 dead Sacramento that be hadn't made up bll
·-"'"' ......., mind yet oo the Senate nee .
.i w'C, ':it. JfcNlllDll'I =U., ..im.i "What Governor lteag111 decldel to do
-11 llDl:lld ~-to the wW certalnl1 be • OOllllderaUoo, .. Ftncb --L.A. HBut it will not be decisive." •It CT tip of lllllld, Jn 1141 ......_. -bu1IDI 11 fn1m -actor Jama In HM when Ftncb wu nmnJng lor ~. ~ governor and Reagan waa
J1mllS CIFl1'• ownership, c.lllna !ale •--. for governor, Ftncb ootpolled
ad Ill -ot ----Reapn. 1lled bJ Illa U.1. Colli Guard u a docl;--Ftncb admits I dellre to aerve In the las ... qurldtna flcUlty. It wu Senate. He told......,.. Wednelday that
-fir fl .,.. ,.ar. oeaators are elected to long six-year Wiim Mr. KINlllDll'I bc!Utht Ille bland terma, have ,few admtnlltnUve duttes,
llld mond lnlo Ilia old baUoe at I CoDIDI and are ID •· ptloo tO tab an .....
Ille, be ......,,,tely aet abcM ldbdMd-view. "It'• the b<it job ID pollttcs," be
·Inc Ille lalld and clmloplDI large water-said. I lzml -, Finch would allo lace.-1 tough race ii
1-n.e old double cablnl were cut away he ran for eovernor. Lt. Governor Ed
from tbetr -tloal, lloated down the. Reinecke, )Jand chooen by Reagan when
1111 to a ramp and !Uta away by trucks Finch left for Wublngton ID 1968, ls
b' '* eloewllere," llld .... -lime lam-expected to rlDl for the high state olflce,
II)' friend .lira. Edlth Rltcble. altbougb be bu not yet declared
-Gllel, 'motber lamlly friend candliW]I. ad former ... _ uaoclate ol Mr. "The RepabllClll Pan, ID caJlfornla
--1114 the lliand WU devel-obvloully needs to broaden Ill b&ae after
.,.. ,.uh -..-utllitlel, I top Jul -· abowlng In t h e qUe1#11e1 nJl IDd •brand new bridge~ Assembty races," rlncb aald. "That 1s a
-all al Ibo -owDer'I ~· job tbll would naturally flU to the .. ,,. old ln!bed brldp . replaced
-·1 tab ltJ'J car trllfle "' be built gowmor. U. new oae IDd ckmated it to the city.'" ">.. aomeone who la a lifelong a.ta llld. "He wu 1 bard -111 ln.Ututlooal llepubllcBn, I would give
b1a Illa llld hid 1 lortunt to lbow for tt." very ~~tloo I'! ut~ of Mr. McH11111n, 1 llfetfma caJJ1omWJ the party Iii' illillni' lij> my'rl\Jiia. ' Ille capital 'EnVelope eo ' • Finch ti generally mmldered a
fll Apaelea Jn the early 1~ moderate, especially ID comparison to
iDtO lllllloretlrement w!ien be ~· ~ llE'f( ~· F~ bou-.i Collllll Jiii Mid Mn. Ritchie overlllf ltio' ~bl!lllmenl of the ' Iii. and 1111 w111: who died 1U1 .~ ' • Envtn>ameoW Proteellon A1eney, a
"""' ..U.. Jn m1111 ~tr lu.!h ivartety of new urban progrsnu, llld the
ad ....., contributors to Cblrlde1 al!d ~IDI iJl federal aid for public lele-
pollllcal cal!!jlllp. vision. . •
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TONIGHT
Qarently Finch 15 active In a private
law firm and u a teacher ID two night
college courses. But be promlled that "a
big chunk of the nut slz montbl wW be
spent travelinf around the 1tate," to
make up bll mind.
Stolen Property
To. Be Returned;
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COAST COLLEGE CHANCELLOR NORMAN WATSON ON CAMERA AT KOCE-TV, CHA(,iNEL 50
TolOYlslon F1clllty Dedicated ln.Jljt&a al Huntlngt~n _e,.~'1 Golden ~est _Co!loge
Newport Dunes
$50 Million
Plan Revieived
Channel 50 W'ins Prais~
In ·Official Dedication , . '
By JACK BROBACK .. .. .... .... ... Oranie Counly'a flnt l\ODle 1e1..-
0range County supervison bad their staUon wao dedloated w-.,· n1gb1
first formal inlroductlon Wednesday to amid glowing predlctions that .' H will
the proposed Waler World that the quickly become an Invaluable cultural
Newport Dunes leaseholder hopes to resource to the county.
d el
KCJCE.TV Channel 50 actuaiiy began
ev op in upper Newport Bay at an broadcasting ,.-oi:. 20. but dedication
estimated cost of $50 million. ceremonies last night at the HW1Ungton
The board referred the plan lo the Beach studios lost no pomp on that
Harbors, Beaches and Parks district, the account.
Planning Department, the Flood Control "This is a noteworthy event in the
District and the city of Newport Beach. illustrious history of Orange County,"
1be motion by SUpervlso. r Ronald intoned Dr. Norman E. Watson, chancellor -0f the Coast Community
Caopero of Newport Beach called for, a College District which operates Channel
progress report In 60 days. 50.
Water World officials ootllned the "Channel 50 bu the potenUal to .take
development plans which Include water-education into every home and office in
oriented rides, live entertainment shows, the county at Umes When it Js most
five restaurants, two 350-room hotels, · convenient," be added.
free perking and poblle swimming and a Dr. Watson noted with 98tislactloo that
boat launching ramp. the district wW uae Cbann<l 50 to offer
Also planned is a retail abopping televised counes for lull college credit
center. be~ next week.
John Chapman of Chapman, Pblllipe . Guosts at Wl$eaday's dedication
Brandt and Associate~ abowed alldes ;;/ Incl~ luina1d Caipeia, e!Wimllh 'iJl
almllar amusement 'centers throughout the Orange County Board of~.
the world and colored plans of the and Robert Finch, a former secretary _of
Newport develoPm.en~ Hoaltb. Educatioo and jl'ellare !1"4 ~
Ho *1~1 the ProJei:' would lncfuda tbe White House tmmlsa/Y to the dedlclition,
belt elements ol the Tivoli Patt In The ceremontOI also Included televised
Copenhageo, Disney World In F1orlda, messages of congratulations from Gov.
Six Flags over Georgia, Opry Land in ltonald Reagan, Assembly Speaker Bob
Nashville, Worlds ol Fun in Kansas City Moretti, ·and State, Sen. Dennis
and shopping centers such as Gblrardelll Cu.rpenter.
Square i.i:I San Francisco and centers in In contrast to the optimistic remarks
Hawaii. of these speakers, keynote deillcaUoo
II Wiii' pointed out that the present speaker Cecil Smith, lelevllion critic for
"And ~ lelevialoll bu the
broadest bl.e in the lµalory or the
world." ·
Smith lampooned American television
in contrasJ with European programming
in noting .that ''When 1976 comes alQng, it
will be the Brltlab who produce the only
programs ol any validity about oor
revolution."
From Pagel
CONTEMPT .. ' . • •
Wstrust and susPiclon of the court."
Blewe\t spirked the edilorial when be
ordered the capture of a hlaclt J#borador
retriever named Maggie which strayed in
his garden. Then, Blewett flied a
complaint against tbe dog's owner, Roger
Hetd, anc! presided over Herd's pretrial
bearing.
. In an editorial Jan.· I!. ·Melljq """1e,
•we l!llv,. ljle ·Jjdlculo!la-altuatlop. where
the judge deliberatel1 bad a neighbor's
dog trapped and then balled the dog owner rn101t11 .......... tbe'ball'•,.. theD
trWd to tit bl Jo'.l'di.;;.i.r on tfui J..
The district attorney'• alfldavjt ·~ed'
the editorial "8biftlftrou1"1·1trlln'd
contemptuous of the .court."
Blewett works as · a fry cook at
Blewett'a Cafe -which he owns -in
San Andreas when be ts not bu'1 with
court duties.
Newport Dunes operation bas never been the Los Angeles Times, sounded a more
a popular success. After lS years of somber tone. Fa' IrVI. • e p k
lajlure, the new lessee hired 90me After condemning c 0mmercta1 w ar
outside consultants to advise how the television as "endlessly redundant,
property could better be uUllied. hopelessly irresponsible, deliberately T S turd
The !Junes is OD couoty-owned mediocre, and ultimately boring,".SmJth our a ay
tidelands at the entrance to Upper warned that pubUc television faced
Newport Bay. It covers 75 acres of several crises of its own. A tour of the ·proposed 'airvlew
beaches and a water lagoon. It ls also Smith went on to describe "a murky Regional park alte in O>sta Mesa is
witbln the Newport Beach city limila. world" In which funding was ocan:e and scheduled lor membera of the Project 21
Mosr questions bY the superviaors the federal government wu in danger of Open Space Action Group ~ their
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Gunman
Gets Unset
Diamonds
A c~ middie-8~ed band\I. ormed
with a revoiver, held up a diamond
salesman for '50,000 worth or uNe1
damonda In Seal Beach Wedn<sdaY·
Lt, Martin Black ol the Seal ueach
Police Department said the holduP
occurred al """11 10050 a.m In the
parting lot of the Rossmoor Slioppull
Caller on Seal Beach BoUlevard.
Bill Fletcller, 44, a salesman lo< the
Universal DJamood Company cl. Oranll•· told police be had just polled lnlo the
parking lot when a man approached bis
car from the passenger saide. .
Leaning tbroogb the paueoger windo>f.
the man pulled what F1etcber ctescnbed
as a .32-eallber revolver and said, "Give
me the bag and yoo won't gel hurl." .,_
Fletcher llid he handed over -
attacbe cue which cootalned IOI! 1-
dlarnonds. tbe ' Accoxdlnl to police reports,
gunman toot the case and ran tbrOugh
the parking lot, disappearing rrom stgbt
arolDld the corner of a building. ~'""
The robber was described " ~ .. cleaJHbaven, with obort, dark hair, of
me11ium build and about 15 lo 55 years
old.
Lt. Black ~detectives are Investigating the lbllily that the
bandit may have lnoide inlonnllion
as to tho roote Ffetcber foUowed when
calling OD local je.etr, stores. .
Grove Trust.ees ;
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Fire School
' Superinrendent
Four trustees ol the Ger1'en Grove
Unified School District met at 7 o'clock
this morning, fired the distrld
superintendent effective immediately aad
agree<) to pay him 1'75,000 In lieu ol the
three years remaining (I) his contract.
Dr. David H. Paynter, 5 2,
superintendent of the county's poorest
district in terms ol tu base, leaves the
Garden Grove district after four and a
half years.
Mrs. Barl>ar8 Shirley, presideot of the
board of education, read a brief
statement loUowing the :!S-mlollte closed-
door aesslon.
"The majority of the board bas
detennlned to aeet a new superlnlelldent
. . . llnce there 8,1" !Undamental
phllooopblcal differences between the
present bolrd,and the IR!perilltendenL"
The statement noted that a -pletely
different board of education than ts now
serYlng the district hired Paynter.
The l'IS,000 voted to be paid to Paynter
"includes all obligations for salary,
lrlnge benefits and uoused vacation."
Admlnlstrator Don Wash will replace
Dr. Payliter as interim superinteodenL
Observers of the county's largest
school district (54,000 poplls), lndlcated
the new board of education which
includes two teachers and two medical
doctors no looger coold agree with
Paynter on educaUonal issues.
SHES THE ONLY
DEMOCRAT LEFT?
SQUARE DANCE LESSONS -Class
for btclnners, three-week course startJ
tonlgbt at Halecrest Clubhouse, 3107
When Not Known related to traffic circulation. The main attempting to turn public TV into a "90rt families from nodn to S p.m. oo e~ to water World would be oil ol domestic Voice of America spouting Saturday. CONCORD, N.H. (UP!) -Mra. Run.
Jamboree Road. the party line propaganda." Guideo will be Estancia Jllgb School n!ngwaters Fill Taft, making her aec-~~~·~:J~~J.! ad~uth Coast United-calilomia Bank officials said
Repertory Theater, 8 p.m. Tonight today they don't know when property
Herman Kimmel and Assoclatea of "Welcoming a publlc television Station Ecology Club members w&o have ond try for the White House, bas announc-
Newporl Beach did 8 traffic aludy ol the isn't llllllke greeting the birth of a baby arranged as part ol the tow: a alide ed she would seek the Democratic presl-
through &mday. recovered from the springnnulti-million
FRIDAY, FEB. z dollar Laguna Niguel burglary wlll be
in Biafra," be said. showing on the archeologlcal sites whlcb dential nomination in 1976.
site determining that traffic from the Smllb called on Channel 50 to have been disc<ivered In the park erea. Mrs. Taft, S7, a lull·hlooded Cherokee
project added lo existing traUlc on fearlessly broadcast high quility Interested persons are lnvHed to bring Indlan from Cincinnati campaigned in
BASKETBALL -OCC vs. LA Pierce returned to rightful owners.
College, OCC Gym, a p.m. Costa ,._1esa at "We're really not sure at this point," a
Jamboree, Back Bay Drive, ,and . San programming, and if necessary, to their lunches and explore the park site the 196& Ne~ Hampshi@ primary.
Joaquin Hills !toad would not exceed the produce programs that only aj>peal to a wl111 the Project 21 group. r,!Oetlng place She said slie will r1m again In 1971 "be-
J!;dison, a p.m. Estancia at Fountain Laguna Niguel branch official said today,
\!alley• 8 p.m. Newport Harbor vs. referring all inquiries to the Los .&.nneJes
design capacities of these streets. minority. Is Estanica H!g,b. 'School, 2311 Placentia cause Lyndoo Johnspn and Harry Tru·
tt wu estimated that the development "The broader the base of a medium, Ave., . ~ Mesa, iD the northWest man just. di~ and there's nooe of us
Western at Harbor, I p.m. .-~-e " S 0 M E T H I N G FOR EVERY headquareers ol the giant banking
WOMAN" -Workshop Conference, concern.
will add le.ss than three percent to the 1 :;;;tb;;;e;;;lo;;;w;;;e;;;r ;;;the;;;;;;cul;;;;;;tut;;;al~le;;;v;;;el;;;,";;;Sml;;;;;;.;;;th;;;w;;;';;;d.~;;ipar;;;;;;tln;;;;iig;;;lol;;;;;;neer;;;;;;· ;;;tbe;;;;;;;;;tebnll;;;;;;;;;;;;courts;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;De;;;;;;mocr;;;;;;;;;ats;;;;;;lef;;;;;;t. ·-· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
traHic on Pacific Coast Highway. 11
Friday, 9:15 a.m.-noon; Saturday, 9:30-"We're delighted that the FBI has
2;30 p.m. Student Center, OCC . .., made these recoveries, btlt J can'\ tell
Parking wW be provided for 3,200 cars,
with a tram service to ,hotels and the
amusement part. Regi>lntlon II. you when they will be returned because I A canal is planoed completely around
the preaent lagoon. Mule drswn canal
boats wW c&rr1 vlllton along with'
Vltdng abipo, gondolas and early
Amerlcu riverboats.
~ICOAIT
DAILY PILOT
don't know," Lloyd Denn.Ls, UCB public
relations director said.
Dennis &aid that u soon as the
property, Including II million in
regl!lered •ecurltles, 11.4 mmfun In
negotiable bearer bonds and aome cub, A d SI
is released by the FBI, "it will be CCU8e ayer
returned to the rightful owners."
It is probable that the loot recovered Of T ' La
lrom the burglary, In which thleve1 took WO lf11len
as much as $5 million of propertlC.v
according to some estimates wUI not be w· T . I D I returned until bials are completed of the ms na e ay
accused In the thell
Legal proceedings may start against A two-week delay bas been ordered ID
Ronald Barber, 29. in Los Angeles In the Orange County Superior Coor!
aboot JO days, U.S. attorney Robert arrfignmeot of a Midway Clt1 IDlll
Bonner said. · , aCC1lse4 of tilling two deputy lbedlll al
·Barber, Indicted by a Loi Aoples bis home -belDg quutlaned -
Federal Grand Jury In J~ wu the earlier sia,ylnp of two pam
amsted In New York ID~....., by gunned down In a Oerrttot llarklna lot.
FBI agenU:. Jlldle James Turner oel 'Feb. It a the
Hta brother, Harry Barber, SI, 11 ottn ' date lor Cart A. Edlbom, 23, o1 •1 al large. P'Il&ht Drive, to Ille bis p1 .. ID ...,_
c....~ said that lf the eldar Barber In two mUl'der cbarg11 <ndoned bJ the
..,,..... ti loacted pr'lor 10 tlie ... ol tile Clrani• C'AimlJ"Gtml J\!11.
trial for Ronald, bolb men would be tried F.ckslrom waa woundtd Ill\ J,.. 4 by
together. Otherwlae, aeparate bearlnp a tlllnl deputy shortly alter be aJlecOi!ly
would be needed when Ifie older brother abot and lr:llled Loi Anc~ Counly
la captured. • . • · &berill'.I deputies Cad Eucene W!llOO
held
l'roperty recovered by 1utltorjtl11 II Ind Donald W. Scbntlder, bolb 40, ID a
as evidence and It II unknown bow gun batUe at hll home.
loog the valuable properties w\11 be It II alleged tll&t ~b'om eadler lllOI
lroun II~ •drag Oii. and tilled RoRmary V~IO, In the .~ men, QlorlOI A. Mulllpa. a, porkl111 lol of • Cerrito. cmter ru~ A. Dinllo, •· and PltUlllJ alld tliea tilled bystander ldllll
Nobody SELLS Westlnghou~e for : LESS than
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