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The Loi AJ!gelea Free Press, a 11C><:811·
e4 andergl'Oljnd newspaper, was .bannecl lrom Huntington Beach news racks Mon-
day nightby·the <;llY eoundl.
In dolng oo, Hunlin8!Am Beach became
the llo!t community lb Orange C!><Jnty to
ciflldally prohibit the sale of the Free
Presa In news racks. according to the
lllstrlct Attorney's olflce. I
O>uncilmen· agreed It was oltay to sell
Ille papei: In stori;s, but oP,P<>St<! the news
rack dllpIAy 'because minors· Could buy
the paper..-t ,.
1bey. ruled that "the Free Pma, aa a
ID8tter • of~poUl!ilher's polley, reguWly
tontains matte!' harmful iP:ltllfton-"
Mayor ~ ~ was the ioGe -t ~-the lfl'1" fl" the.sev•Dc"¥"'be!" coun-
eoen, ab'attomeyt agreed with Beverly
111116 attnrney Joseph Taback; that sud> a
declsloo weot beyond the scope" of the
cjt!'s legal power. •
~Till>ick demanded I hearirig OD the city
cferl< 'a d<itlal of a bqslness liceose re-~rliy Hoiiard Slnllli · ind Horace
Ortega .to.dl8trfbute the 'Fr!e Press In
news racks.
.. '\'Otr:reilril.-of courseT ft Ditit do t!>l< lei' eillaust our legal •remedlea,"
Taback told ooundlmen, mating II clear
ho Intended to punue the matter In
court.
Taback told city ofllclals t h e action
was unconstltutionaJ because it denies
the First Amendment (freedom of the
pnso) and the Hth Amendment (due ). . P'l!ft".' requires a judicial tunctlon to
delermine this matter ol!ocene," Tahact
UIJUed. "And even If )1>11 decide to U · ~a prerogative you'do not liave; tli1s
material cannot he found obscene."
Qfficial'I! Da'd "Dies
SAN DIEGO (AP) -J;ewia ,Walker, 71,. fa~r of Illinoia ,Gov. Daniel Walker,
dleOI Mimday. He retired from the Navy a!il began truck farming near San Diego.
Pearl S. B~k ·
Dies at Home
Pearl S. Buck, Nohel and Pullber
l'rlze w1llner. died today In her
home In Danby, VL
.The 80-year old alllbor, )ll08I well .qow. for her book, "'Ibo Good
Earth,"~ la the 113111, waa
the flnl Am can -.0 to wla a
Nobti Prize for Literature. . Althouih atrome\Y -1ar In Iha
llblled ,ga~._ !dbl 'SUct Ioli her
blggeal{ lani ..... In EuJope.
"American <rlUCI ~ IQJ
\nitlng because l am a woman/'
Ille once aald.
I SUlq'oo Page 4toda>:·
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POW Tells
Of Faith
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REAbY IN llUNICER
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2 .'fMfuns Leave
Wou~K~;
Qp_timi;sm ·t;.rmos
WOUNDED DEB, s.D. (AP) -'llle
lint two !ndilm to lee>e WCIUlldod 11:..e
since the tatecw<r ol tile -..ma,e
a week ago walked pat fedlnl -to-
day.
At tbe same time, -.-pc• '•Jts m-
'IUll>ed. hel!I .... officilk ol tile J-
and !nlaior~--lives of lhe :llO' n.mm ~ tile m-
c8!Dpl\ll!lll. . . • . . A-!edoril attome;.W Jle.W. .._.
what opim\ttic" about, l*\llllfdl -• complete· peace ...........,... to 11•ille
for tbe milttant; Jncti-&a leaft W..W KaOe. . . '
""' key 'lndlan ...... Is tbll Ille' ..
taior Deparlmelll lalts•-ID• IDlnt-
trihal' polltlcal dlipile·-tile opra
SiOUL • . 1 •
The two )'1IUlhs wlD loll WCIUlldod IllllO
. ...... the •f!nt lo ..,.,... a. -De-,.,_ oiler ..... _, llillil._
all !ndl¥f cilulol".....,. ---... Ol!1 the tiftat.ol __ ,.... ... -
DO chargell '-111 he plMm pft llnC
grandjmyactlm. .
The youtbl, i.m Grq, 11, .. °"""' and Mlcllael DMol•me, II,. Qippe-
Cree, aald theJ ..,,. oat hec ... """
••w&QUd to tf:e what ....... ..
Gray and --...... at
the lutlblle ol ......... -Alt Ill Sonia Fe, 'JUI. '1\q aid lllef llih•M.,.-
~ w....w Jew lo jolD.lD ... tu ··~
and ow oo1c1, "We'll -• -."
. The ,... ..... 'llleJ ... 11111' -____ .. .,.,_
bee plJmed. te _. 1111 p;ua22.s
oiler to Joa .. loclaJ. oatJ ..._ -muat lilmtlt)' ...... _ at Ille .......
cbeclq>olnl.
.n.c:tiarme, -... l rad• I Olld ...
wrapped ID a lilllt N ... , ... --.... ~ ......... -(Set INIJWIS, .... I)
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·-arvmduii: (AP) -.... than
ft!!' I blft faith in America," deC1ared
-prlsmer ol war Lt. QIJ. Alan P.
Lmie.
Lmle md two olber 'released prisoners
th*> ' their fttlings at a news con-
~ lfanday at March Air Force
Bue, but llley ...... mentioned their
&IMIDIMf wbile bi!ld. Clptift.
lmie, ·a, ol AIJIJle Valloy, did DX111 of
Iba ....... wbili llanbd bJ Maj. Kile D.
-lkrg,.Jl, ol Speh•, Wllll., and ClpL
Darrell E. Pyle, =. ol 'l'U!lln.
"I -·lite 1o aay -.elhing to the
famitiesoftilenm1-~not~
bmne." Larle llal<!il. "I doni tnowbow I
an --the f/!elll!I and the alncerity
I -Jill& lo pat fGrth, but I 'wt>o\ld li1re
lhem _aD lo --at -I can speak far llu!m!ll and !We -that these men
wiD 9e'¥8" be forgotten.." '"l1loJ wlll a1waJs be boaond as bav,
iulg...,. a pod Job for their nalloo In the
ume ol"fftedom. DeflnlleJ.y they have
mt hem Jost in vain. H that can give any ttlmetb to tbe &mjlies bemoaning the
._oltherlo9odaaes,lbopeK'lrill,he
aid.
--H WIS too early to tell -each waa asRd, "Do you thlnl: we have
WOii .. loll tbe ••?" Lmle said· be tbou&ht accounla ill the
ntums ol the POWs by the news media
llad -M<iWll<. But llerg dlliered,
IQiulg ... -bad been quoted .. "lliJq a.at be Dd ...,. more pusbupo
-ODJ 1111111 in captivity when that nm'IU..case.
. l'1le. mJ!I Berg told newsmen they
• Dua iil!ll II-late ane lime to md-
jllll --captlwity, but Lurie aald ... loll. be alreldY' bad mode the ad-
)"111"." .... bad.m. problema al all.-
' 'lbe -....., alloiied to mum to --·-tile-~ """!"*...,,.. 'l1ldr initial medical .. ,
....... • JUrda hid been (.'(Jfll.o
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Tracer Phone I
CotiVicts 'Caller
'UIElft'ON, N.J. (UPI) -Bell ,... ......... trocinc equipment ii ..,.
--.iii lo lqiJOld the cooYicllon
el -dmged with mallng an -...... call, .. _.. court haa ruled.
' Cak1,et, Old Chum
~untington Beach's Bonnie .Owen 18, expresses her enthu~ at
belllg Ill!!~ Mias Orange CounQ';'ller'number from "CllWrel""in.
the. ~~nt po'1*pn ~_the. allJlual C01!\""1·~•lped h~ win the crown.
. Sbe'll,go on to.Jrllss California contyt,ln ~ e.ru...
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' . ""' Ajlpolllle Dnlslan ol the Superlot Out ........ lhe convlctlGn ol William m;:.=.a:::i~'\:1'..;:!t ~ '. .M. oth~'is Clii.ded By Nutritionist .......... lr8dll•1 .,.,,..._..,Ibo '.
11.J •.. T ........... °""""1 ... Is • 'w•~oTON (UPI) -Nutrl"-'~ nfsHe ... www&" nOHUl"I uw~-.
C.OUOoe $1 Layn~ed
M08C)JW (AJI) -,,.. S..let Unlau
I 1 Otd ComlClll Ill lnclay la t11e '
lop --ol earth ..itltes.
, Jean If ayer has, leltil)ed that the na-
' lloo'l lllO\hen ought lo got up 10 minutes
urilot •·lh&y .,.i.'feed Iha!. cbildreo a
bot ~ for l!iOalcfasL
.lb1er alld Mbndiy It w a s n ' t
-rily tha ~· that the. certal ....
bot, but fl1her that It WU lw p.-..1 '
and lbere!ore .... undr!tl.ua than mo1t
aold ceteaiJ.
Maye~. a Harvard p<oleoeot, testified
• is the Senate'• Committee m. Nulrltlon
and Human Needs opened Dve. days ol
bearings on nutrlUon edllcot)j)n. Tbe
hearings will !.....-especially Ol>the Im-
pact o1 TV ce~ ads ao clllldren.
Morning
Fire Takes ~
Apartment
A 'JOUDI N°'!JIOl'I. ._,. oq11
.... ped ~ tbil mm::i:u~::= hefora.a fuaHnl 11re ..... -...., -
second floor doplu -!mid II -Newport, firemen said. "'
Mr. and Mn. Robert liccWot -
•Wakened in their l~ at Slr1
Seaabore DrIV.. shortly alkr mlt>l&t'
by the smell ol smote, accor611 to In
marshal W. C. "Bill" Nolllri;
"They grabbed their pet ,_ ..t
parrot and fied Into the -11 -nightclothes," be said. "When aUr tndl
got there the fiamea were blulnc oat lllO
windows."
Firemen wera called to Ille -ti
the li(e, wblclt cauaed nearly •• ill
damage, by .-0 of a r-ew' ilc
bouse who were ap playing -..i
aald they ..... bilJI ol Dame .-.pi -one window. Firemen said a police car bad -4
the house only moments. -lllO .._ eropte<I.
Noller sad the callle ol llle lh, _.
apparenily atarted In a -. ....
been determined. II ii -ID-vesttgation.
"It -led In the room rlgli .Dal lo
the one where the.people were a1< zbqz
and was really roaring by Ibo llmi w
were called.".
Flremeo ~ed. tile lire far -'1 m
• hour. •
The blue did not Canae any .._ to
the dowmtalrl ]!Ortlon ol the .,.1,..
gtemen ~Id. The occupants, who -
not ldeollfled,. did JIOI .... --apartment durlng the fire, flremm ad-ded.
The McCllllru are ,_ 11a111w -
friendl OD Udo lllo, • &. I '
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apokesinan lllcl. l Non .. aald.1he dllll!a k -llJ Do. • (Set 1'IllE, PaP I) ' .
we&dter ·
The Loi . .....-----·. 30 ......,u -., _ era la!i&lll.' deorlnc by W-
dsy to fajr·~...i .......... .
in tile '°"· Overn1&lil ..... ol -are~. ··~
INSJHtl TOD.\\'
LI. Cmdr. Jfichael D. Cllrio-
d<m, • e:o-POW 111M ..., -
-lit April, 1986, 10l'Olo llio
thrtc daughlcis lit Norfollc, Ve.
prbmlljng to ....... '•p for lost
time ond .,klllg llldr help Iii
sp<edfno ~"" up to a "'°"""'
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"B!fJff-' S~t
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Ships Again Use
N. Viet's Harbor
Fr0taP .. el
INDIANS •••
He said there wu sufficient food and
sleeping apoce.
He llid be belleved that Wounded Knee
would prompt other lndiMI 8l'<IUftd the
-Into lllmllar actlooa to focus al-
tentlm en the need for Indian refonna.
Gray, -r1nc a black bat decoralA!d
wilh a leather, Aid be alto came out to
look for hl8 sister, who al!o joined a
Wounded Knee encampment. Gray agreed
with hl8 companion that 1imllar lndlan
protest movements would ocCur.
Ralph Ericklon, a 1peclal aaslBtanl to
the U.S. atl«'lley general and the top
Justice Department official at tbe Pine
Ridge Reoervation, aald late Monday be
was mildly optimistic that a "reuonable,
satlafactory agreement'' w o u Id be
reached. .
Nonresldentl d Wounded Knee m a y
eave the village until 5:30 p.m. PST today
provided they leave tbelr weapoos behind
and males Identify themaelv., to the
more than 150 federal manbala and FBI
agents who sulTOUlld the village.
FromP.,,el
FIRE ...
M. D. Turbow of Beverly Hills was not a
total Joss but heat and smoke from the
blaze damaged the upstaln unJt heavily.
·He alao said the names ahootlng out
one window blistered the paint on a
building next door causing about 1100
worth of damage.
TV Interview
lbtte ii qnestinna~ ... "
Se\'eraJ memhrn: cl tbe committee
aald -..... -ned about the Mardi VJduoiae emplaaoment of
~ miegles in DOrtbem South
-... ._.. ............ said thal
--...... the 1our.-lalermtional C.tral Q)mmjssjoo that ti -·illlclllt-. "'Ille !act ... " be Aid. "that thhlp ....
••~ out .,..a, wdl. Tbey oeem to be
complyq -the tmm of tbe ._ _..,,., ..... "
llelnwliile, In Vldnam, a Viet 0.,.
_. llid lodoJ be Is ready to relllnl
to the -......... negotiationll con-
oeruing the eschange of Vietnamese
prilooen of war.
Col. Dang Van Thu, acting chltf
dtJqote ot tlle Viet Cong to the four.
power Jolot Military Commlaslon (JMCJ,
Aid the Saigon-Viet C.Og stalemat<
abould not allect future American
prUooer repatriatlon.
'1'bey are two separate mattert," be
Aid.
U . Gen. Tran Van Tra, bead de!egat<
ot-the Pnmllonal Revohitloniiy Govern-
ment (Viol Coog) to tbe JMC, Bald he
waa willing to att<nd tbe regularly
ocbeduled JMC aenior delegates meeting
at 10 a.m. Wedneaday.
The ta!U, bogged down for a week,
"'""""' tbe terms and numben of South
Vletilamese prlsoners to be exchanged by
the Viet Cong and the Saigon govern-
ment.
Soutll Vl.etnamese g o v e r n m e n t
spokesmen were not available for com-
ment.
Writers Strike
Television, Film
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Wrlt<rs
Guild of America went on strike against
major television and movie producers on
the West and East coasts today,
Guild spokesman in Los Angeles and
New York aaid the strike began at 12:01
a.m . local time.
The spokesman here said a!J major
studios, Including Warner, Universal,
Paramount, and 20t.h Century-Fox, were
being picketed.
MAINE SENATORS
NIX AMENDMENT
AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) -The equal
rigbll for women amendment to the
COnsUtUtion suffered another setback ~
day when the Maine senate rejected it by
a single vote -17 to 16.
'I1te Senate vote came after weeks of 1 delay and debate.
Several of the many women who
crowded lnto the Senate chamber and
gallery for the vote cried after the
defeat.
Residents of Irvine
To Miss Firm's Chief
Jrvlne Company President Wiiiiam R.
Muon will be interviewed on KOCE
educaUonal television Channel 50 tonight
and Thursday, but city of Irvine
residents connected to the cablevislon
channel 3 operated by a land develop-
ment firm subsidiary, won't see him.
Company spokesmen today had dif-
fering rea!IOns for the cable blackout of
the educational television channel's
DAILY PILOT
TM Orwlge COMI ~ILY 'ILOT, Wlltl ~
Is camblMd ttle ,._..,,... .... M!lthH bY
t1M Or•ntlt Cot1t PW!bhlnrg CornJMny. ·-·
,... •1tlons .,. Pf,lbl .. lltd, MondlY tl!Nuoll
Friday, I~ Cos11 MtN, Ntwll'rt Sffotll,
thlntl"'ton &1tcll/,ourit•ln V1llfV, L1og1,N
8-dl, ll"llne/StddlHKk 1ncf S.n Cltrlwnlt/
SM J11<1n Copl1lr1no. A 11ntlt rt11'-I
fdlll«i 11 Pllbll•lltd Stl!JT"days •I'd Sv!id•'t'S. n.. prlrKkNll Plolbll'1llfllll pi.int It ti U0 Wttt
.. ., $11'Mf. COii• ,._ ... , Clttflnlll, ,,..,
weekly Orange County Review, magazine
style, community interest program.
One suggested a lack of frequencies
avaJ lable on the Channel 3 equipment
made addition of the ultrB-higb frequency
ChaMel 50 broadcasts lmPosslble witll
new equipment Is installed In July.
Another suggested "legal" dUficulties
were at fault.
The former spokesman suggested
Irvine residents wouldn't miss much
anyway. "It really Isn't a very good in·
terview," George McDonald. presa rela·
tions officer, said.
Mason, along with actress Ruby Keeler
of Newport Beach and otben familiar
with the Meadowlark Airport controversy
In Huntington Beach appear on the pro-
gram to alt at 7 o'clock tonight and
Thursday.
Channel 50 host Bill Reynolds dlSCUS8e8
ta.1 rates, zoning for lower cost fiouslng
in Irvine and the need for more attention
to man and the environment in future
development. .. •
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Superyisor
Backs Park
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Buy in Mesa ·
Orange COUnty Bolrd of SUp<rviool'I
Olairmall llooaJd CUpen paid I
IUfJll1le visit to !be Coota Mela City c.uncu Mooday •liht to Ille Ill qree-
ment oo tbe Fairview State Park
purcbale.
The F'lllb Dfstricl 1uixirWor from
Newport Beach appeared to l1an ovu an
offidal copy ol tlle agreement between
Orange County and llate olftclaJa for !he
purcbale ol the Fairview proper17 81 a
regional plrl< ~-
Caapera praJled Coota l4eaa olfidala
and E>tancla llJsb School atudenla for [n.
ltiatlng !he drfve to acquire the ~7 acreo
to preserve open space.
COUNTY FIREMEN BATTLE BLAZE MONDAY AFTERNOON AT SANTA ANA HEIGHTS HOME ·
T--Escapos s.t!ovs Injury As Butane Lighter Explodff; HoUM and Contents Deslroy9d
Describing hlmsell as only "the jocker
OD the horse/' C4spen said be Wal hap-
py to belp them atla!J1 aucb a positive
gos!. '
The •la~ ourplus ....... r1y W!ll "
purcltased by tlle counfy IUlft.t for •
total price of $3.15 mlllioo, payable avu Ibo neit 20_year1. _
Flames Sweep
Heights Home
Daughter Located lt is situated on the banks of the Santa
Ana River behind Estancia High School
and was declared surplus when no longef
needed by Fairview Slate Hoapllal.
Wife of Doomed Man Mo/'dered Man's
E$late Named
In . Firm's Suit
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From Lighter Hears Some Good News
A Santa Ana Heights teenager fied
from the family 's blazing home Monday
afternoon when a butane cigarette lighter
exploded and touched off flames which
destroyed the residence.
Edward Jasper, 1,6, escaped iejury ex·
cept for a singed forehead and hair -
but the house and contents were
destroyed at a $32,000 Joss. firemen said.
The mid-afternoon blaze started while
young Jasper was trying to feed a
pressurized ruel cell into the butane
lighter, according to investigators.
A crew of I 8 men from a nearby
Orange County Fire Department station
found the home at 20452 Santa Ana Ave.
in the unincorporated Upper Bay area,
fully enveloped in smoke and flames
when they arrived.
One factor in total destruction or the
one-story residence was a five-minute
delay In reparting it, a county fire
department spokesman Mid.
No explanation was offered for this
delay but firemen theorized young Jasper
probably tried initially to extinguish the
flamea before they got out of hand.
The wood frame and stucco residence
n·ear the Costa Mesa city limits was own-
ed by Harry Jasper, the boy's father.
Fire Battalioo Chief Charles Boom said
none of bis men were injured during the
fight to control flames and that young
Jasper's burns were slight. The youth
was horn~ alone when ~e fire started.
Tuesday Hearing
Slated for Lear)'
The world of Regina McGonigal , whose
husband is ·dying of cancer. bas taken a
temporary tum for the better. The Hun·
tington Beach housewife has learned the
Yr'hereabouts of her missing daughter.
But the joy of a late Saturday night
phone call from Mona McGonigal was
dampened when she told her mother she
cannot afford to drive to California to be
with her dying stepfather.
Mona, who turned 17 today, was
located in Millinocket, Maine. She had
been out of touch with her family for two
years.
A story about her family's tragedy,
compounded by mounting bills and the
missing daughter, appeared Saturday in
Woman Pleads
Guilty to Charge
Of Manslaughter
A woman whose earlier Orange County
Superior Court trial on charges that she
murdered her boy friend in his Costa
Mesa apartment ended in a bwig jury
pleaded guilty Monday to reduced
charges of involwitary man.slaughter.
Mrs. Trinidad "Trini" Crane, 30, of-
fered the guilty plea before Judge Robert
P. Kneeland in 'negotiali<llS that can·
celled. her second trial OD charges that
she knifed Lionel "Johnny" Martinez, 7.3,
of 976 N. Mission St., to death last Sept.
15.
Judge Kneeland ordered Mrs. Crane
committed to Frontera State Prison for
Women for a 90-day diagnostic study. She SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) -Drug wiU 1ben he sent<nced to what could be a
cultlst Timothy Leary has agreed to term of up to five years in state prison or
-d trlsl beglnnlng next Tuesday on a les.ser spell ln the county jaU.
charges of escape from .a California Jt was alleged in the first trial that
prison. Mrs. Crane followed Martinez to his
Leary appeared before Superior U>urt apartment and stabbed him after ac-
Judge Richard Harris Monday and Bald cusing him of dating a tt-year-old Santa
he would go on trial as scheduled for Ana girl she had earlier found in bis car.
escaping from the California Men's Ten jurors favored a guilty verdict on
Colony here In 1970. lesser charges. Two jurors voted for ac-
th< DMLY PILOT.
"Evidently someone here saw my pic-
ture in the paper and caUed her," Mrs.
McGonigal said.
"Apparently she's been looking for me,
too,'' she said. "But since we're not in
the phone book, she hasn't been able to
find us."
After Mona left home, the McGorllgaJs
moved into a two-bedroom apartment at
786Z Oxnmodore Circle. Llving with the
parents are four children and two
grandchildren.
Mrs. McGonigal learned over the phone
. that her daughter is now married and
has a daughter of her own.
"She said.she wants to come down and
see her father. They have a car but doo't
have any money to pay for the trip," abe
said.
") called the Red Cross, but they said
they couldn't help."
"But )'Oii don't loxlw 00. I thank God
for at leasl Oiding ber,'"Mrs. Me<lonigal
said. "Now l want hm' wt here.•
Pair
A construction company authorized by
a Huntlngton Beach man to butid a 115-
bed hospital In Perrls, Calli., h11 sued
the murdered man's estate for $124,712 in
breach of contract costs.
The Wtlson-OUbert Construction Com-
pany names the Wells Fargo Bank,
speclal admlniltrator of Gilbert C. Nee'~_
estat< as principal defendant Mrs:
Margaret Young Nee, recently fomxl
guilty of involuntary manslaaghlA!r ln the
slaying of her husband, Is al!o named.
It ls slleged in the Orange CoonlJ
Superior Court lawsuit that Nee aut.borlJ.I
ed construction of the hospital short[J.
before his death 1aat June 23. Mrs. Nee. .
51, was charged with murder, but wa~
sentenced last month to sl.I months tn
county jail and three years probatlon Oil'
reduced charges. _·
The lawsuit charges Wells Fargo wltb:
refusal to pay • justifled claim "'" cootll: already lncurred ln 11osJlltal ~~
and tbe profit lhat the firm W<Alld bafoi-
earned on the contract. :;
2 Men Spend 44 Days Afwat
SUV A, Fiji (AP) -Two flshermen given UP. for dead came home
to a hero's welrome on Tanwa today after drifting in an open boat
for 44days.
Nabuti Tabutoa and Tania Teket.aba left the atoll on a one-day
fishing trip, lost their direction in a rainstorm and ran out of gaa.
"When the storm cleared and the st\u came out with a relent,
less heat, we found warmth," Nabuti said. "What we bad longed for
was not as welcome as we thought. The beat peeled off our skins,
and we felt as if we were boiled. As a remedy, we took turns at bav-,,
ing a dip in the sea while the other looked out for sharks."
They lived on a few coconuts they bad with them, turtles they
speared with improvised lances and rain water as they floated more than 1,000 miles.
A fishing boat from Taiwan picked them up about three weeb
ago near Western Samoa, about 1,000 mllea ooutheast of Tanwa, The former Harvard professor was quittal of Mrs. Crane.
returned to the United Slates from 1 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Afghanistan 1n the cUJlody of federal I
agent! during January. ...
Leary also faces charges in Orange
County of drug trafficking.
CIA Training Curbed
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Director
James R. SchJes.inger has ordered the
Central Intelligence Agency to stop
training local police o!Dcen except In the
"most compelling circumstances," it was
dlscJosed Monday. Schlesinger wrote
Chairman Chet Holifield (0-Calif.), of
the House Government Operatiol)S Com~
mlttee, HJn keeping with the sensitivity
of lhls matter I have directed that such
actlvttles be undertaken in t h e future
<1nly in the most compelling
circumstances."
CLEAN SWEEP
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---A relatively small item which can make • difference in the finished
installation is tho preparation.
People would be shocked to know what might be under their c1r-
pats. We have replaced carpating in homes whore we found bottle Clips,
cigarette butts, na~s, hunks of plait.., pieces of wood, magnines, •nd
doiens of other things underneath.
Ro~ert N. Wied
Pr"!Mnl ond ,.Utllllllft'
Jo,li: R. Curloy
Viet l'Ntlcltnt -Gtntr1I N..Ntft' no ..... kot¥il Rest ID Pizza , • • Editor
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Ch1tfet H. loe1 Ricli1rd '· Ntll AMldant MMltklO Edi~~· 44,000 Musliroom Dinn.ers Buried '
Our installers are trained to smooth cliunb of plaster, ond pate~
minor holes before carefuDy sweeping the &or. Wo repeat -this is •
relatively sm.11 item, but we feel this is neco"4ry to a .. tidecfor(.
installation. '
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ALPENA, Mich. (AP) -When Marlo
Fabbrlnl had to bury more than 44,000
mushroom pizzas, even the governor
turned out for the !Wleral. But someone
appercnUy made a big mistake.
The federal government ordered the
frozen pizzas from FabbrinJ Family
Foods de!ltroyed two weeks ago becawe
the mushrooms, from American CIMing
Co. of East Pale.Une, Ohlo, were bellev·
ed lalntod with botulism toxin.
•·abbrlnl called the pluu back from
•tort• In northern Mlchtpn when two
te1t mice died after ••tlnC samples of the pizza. It wH dJaCovuecl later lhat
the mice didn't die of botulism.
"I Utlnk II .... lndlgmloo. Maybe tbey
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didn't like my pizza,'' said Fabbrinl.
By then, the pizzas had been collected,
and were burted Monaay·Oll a farm bere.
At tbe burial were Fabbrlnl's 22
employes, several newnnen and Gov.
W!Wam 0. Milliken, who spoke.
. Fabbrlnl placed a wreath of rod
gladioli and white carnations on the
grave of the pizzaa, whtcb )le valuod at
139,000. After the burial, thole pruent ....,, of-
fered a ropul of P1Jil. When me
rtporter demurred, Fabbrinl said, 41Qov.
MUllken ate a piece, and he'• sdll abe."
Fabbrlnl la suing American · Conning
and the clJalrlbutor of the mushrooms,
1Tolona Pim Products of Chtcago, !or 11
million. -
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-tJp!t· Up and···Baek to Drawi11g Board
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THE DOLPHIN NATION y INDIAN.GUID&S HELD A WEEKEND KITE FLYING CONTEST-AT-IRVINE TERRACE PARK; FOX TRIBE TETRAHEDRAL DESIGN IS READY TO FLY AT LEFT -THEN DISASTER
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Where's The Glue?'
Andy Anderson, 7 of the Y Indian Guides Fox Tribe in Irvine ieems
to be having aerodynamic difficulties with his entry. But the whole
thing was fun.
Religion Gets Too Lou~
San Franciscans Complain
SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -Some San
FranciBcaDI are complaining that a
group of religious en111Uolasts are
creating too much noise at their place of
worship.
The Police Commission received two
Executive Held
On 2 Statutory
Rape Charges
PIDLADELPHIA (UPI) -The ~
yelll'Ofd chairman ot the Phlladelpbla
Redevtlopment Authority wu held !0<
court action oa charges of statutory rape
inVolving two tee ... ge girlo.
F. Bruce Baldwin, fonner chain'nf" of
Born and Hanlarl Baking Compaay, and
a long.time clvk: leader, wu named in
two warTIDll iMutd lot -11 by the
district •llonle!''• ollJce, The worrants llld the olfe..... oc-
curred lntllde Baldwin's downtown office
and lniolved a 15-yeal'C!d 811'.1 and a 11-
yeol'<lld.Jirl. '
Jlald,.,. -a cc tll t d of hav·
ing oexual lntercGurll w 1 t h the 15'
year'<ild on .........,. occ:oslons betwoen
October and February. He wu a1111
charged with .enl•rlng Into an qreement
lo oblaln another pl for similar ...........
letten Monday calling for action lo
reduce the noise created by wonhipen
who .gather in & on&time grocery store
owned by the Cburcb of San Francisco.
"The nolae generated by singing,
chanting and lhoutlng can be beard for
blocks," wrote Anoe Low-Beet, w1'o lives
BcnllS from the building.
The overall e!lect, sbe s a I cl,,
"retembles that ol a si>orla arena rather
than a place of worablp."
The worablpen oometlmes show up u
early as 1:30 a.m., Mn. Low-Beer llld,
and shout 11fralse tbe 0 Lord" and "On
Lord JetUS" as they walk en muse
toward the plaoe of ,,......p, located In a
residential neigbhorl>ood.
Police Prowst
Pay on Bumpers
SAN DIEGO (AP) -"WelcomO to San
Diego," said the bumper stlctm. "Jlomo or t,Ost W:tderpa1d copa."
A ipokesman.f<>< the San DI~ Polloe
omcen AJIOdatlon says the 'bumptlt
tap are being di1trlbuled to galti public
support for a pty rat.a In •Pl"ICll1n1 ci-
ty negott.tlom.
Ho 1116 the San Diego -Of1locrs nn1:
and amonc Ille beli-ptld pillee In
Calllornla .
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Coastal
By JACK BROBACK °' .. .,...., .........
A tentaUve agreement oa future
routing of traffic in Orange Couaty'1
coastal corridor will be readied in SO
days, Murray Storm, assistant mmty
road commissioner told OOllllty Tramil
D!mict dlrecton Mmday.
~torm said the county would not act
without beavy Input from the cities al·
fected. Be said the Road ~
regarded all area south of the San Diego
Freeway as being in the corridor.
lie . llld IOlld ~ bad
already talked to officials In lluotingtm
Beach, Seal Beach, Newport Beacll and
Laguna Beach and ~ -talk to WatmlnP,..r, Inine. San Juaa
Capilmno and San Ormmt<
Storm llld the -~ bad -• diricted by, Ille ,Board 0 f
SupervilOrs to PttPlre an all-<loully
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Corridor
Be said the coastal corTido. had top
priority because of need for traffic solu-
tions wilb the deletioo of the Pacific
Coast Freeway.
"Under pruent land use plans the cur-
rent nirad system in the coastal area is
DOI adequate,'' Storm related.
Transit District Generaf Manager
Gordan .. Pete.. Fielding aald a ~mwu.
madal -,. of the area was .....Ual
and -be integrated with airport
plann~
In other h1sjness Transit District
direclon _....ed mm., the head-
quarters to ...... spadm• quarters in the
Civic c.uter Law Building opposite the
new oaurtbouse m Cvic Cent.er Drive
West.
Fleldlllc said the district's CU1Te11t
2,2211 ~ feet waa not adequate unUI
the -facilllJ could be eompleted in Garden G""' ill lbaut ho> years. .
11le ofllces are oow In · the counti ad-
minlslrotlve balldlQg and the basement
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of the old courtboose.
The new quarters have 5,000 square
feet at a rentil of $1,TIO a month.
Fielding admitted that parking would
be limited to eight spaces in the new
fac ility.
A first month report on tbe success of
the dislrlct'1 Dtal·A·Rlde facility in La
Habra showed IJ,391 mlles.traveled with s;ooo passengen.
1be biggest day had 380 passengen
augmented by UIO cbildren visiting fire
statiolls. Another top day had 340
passengen. It was rainy, a sure fire aid
to bus travel.
Roy Helsing, site manager for the
operation said that patmiage was run-
ning abol1t 25 percent school chlldren,
higher than antlclpeted. ,
Tho Dlal-A·Rlde In which a jm)lpeCtlve !"" pbooes the beadquarlm and II told
a lflil wtu be at bla -In 20 minute.
to .take him to any de5i1Nted d<stina· ·uon, had ita usual quota of crank calls
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lhe first few week.s. l
Most were pranlcJtera dlrecllng the bu .. 1
es to vacant lots. 1bls Wal cut down when •
dispatchers cbecked baclt on calls made
by children. :
Helsing llld the office had received
many letten, but po coml"alnla. 'Molt "
wanted longer boon ot aervlce. !
He said that medical centm were sup-1
plying patrnoa with &ee tickets ""'81119
ol lack ot parking and that drivers were • going out oo off daya to contact
merchants regarding promotion of the 1 ride service. I
UNEQUIPPED?
LOREINT, France (AP) -A
factory prod!!Cln& electrmle lire
delectlon equipment burned aul
Monday.
• immediate delivery!
e V-6 or 2000 series
e AUTQMATIC or 4speed . e LQOK WHAT'S STANDARD EQUIPMENT
• Radial ply tires!
• Front disc brakes!
• Front bucket seats!
• Full carpeting!
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. -· SEE ONE ••• TRY ONE .•. BUY ONE TODAY! •
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DANBY, VI. (AP) -Pearl S. Buck,
the dqhler al -m won the Nobel and Pulllm p<hes for her
wri1lnll mi China, clJod today at her
lmle Tim. She waa IO.
Bffaty Drake, Mill Buck'• private
-,.. Aid the author died "quietly"
.-7:21 a.m. today. She underwent
pll --cerY lut fall.
•nrce • --a s.tllri -lllli'Jl!ll'\llrllniaJuno21.119Z, oo': • Milt Buck .. railed 111 ama and team-u.., ---Y.ten.... ed to~ Qdoae before llbe lumed
-a --..i.....,. way "'cJish It wu lhal uJ>l>rlnllna. lhe said,
af --- ---... .a..r. that ..._ 11111 cioly !lie -llllbject ol 'l1I07 calf fl .... .,. . ber writlnc bul ber otyfe u well. Sbe
-fl II ..... tllot 11ieJ -' • -the !Int 17 yeara ol ber llfe In ---• a the llnl flw. O!loa, returned to tile Uolted Slat.. !or a Wlnlt 11ier 61 ()lat filoe •I .. to foal stay and then wwked as a Presbyterian
Ci&JM!s ........ 0 f 1't7"'te pl miaknary in Qlina from ltlf until 1935.
tmmps4D I £*' eea111*C lllt there The c::tlinele government refused her re-
.., Ille -fte ....,. -.... -quest to rmsit the country lut Oclolle:r.
is Iba -Ill I .. 'l"7 -· faot She -tile l'Ulltzer Prl7.e In 11132 for .
-... -"'Tbe Good Earth," • -de1'llJoc the Pini, ..,. Wd al nit -. out fl r:ile to power ol a Chinese poaqnl wblcb
-. 6ot -jir • .,.. •' was cited fl# "Ill epic aweep, Its distinct
tedlL'l1nmlfno7pat•tlie"1 ••Two-and movtng characteelzatioo, Ila 11U9o
--ore -,. G01J -..S taiDed story Interest, Its aimple and yet
---,._ - -... ricbly colored llyfe." ....,.~---nil.ii ..., °*'CS--lllJJ:IJ ~· became tho firs! American q 1 !d -..cman to wiD a Nobel Prize for ,.. rr s ftlA1' Ille ..,,, -a · Utera-. Tbe award made special
llllllmilt reo11J -llore ii -be ._..,,, af two 19311 biographies -"Tbe
llaa a .-i, --at a pedeslriao. Exile" and "Fiibting Angel."
For IB kith B Cllilanabm,. all this She WU the flnt American woman to --..-i -age us win the Nobel Prl7.e for lilerature.
a -We'd aB ;at M<p ,;pt cm dririlc nm If ii -tine hours to MISS BUCK bad been in !ailing health ...,.. two mileL And ..,.. daya ij does, In the past year, bemg hospitalized twice
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AUTHOR, PHILANTHROPIST
Pe1rl S. Buck, 80
,.. -Joe eateoded perioda.
NOi' ND t••• KA AD lids dif. Last J~ a&e spent nearly a month In A spokesman for the Pearl s. Buck
fladly • nit _,_ 11aa 4k!ftn them the hospital followlog a pleurisy attack Birthplace Foundatioo, Inc.. in Hill>-
wd& 1 and JD October was hospitalized again for boro, W. Va., said today that private n.; a., au .,,, an tl*lc caled tbe two mmlbs as she recovered from gall fWleral ~rvices wou,Id be .befd in Bpcks
IUbnJ. It ism uadapO&dl train. Vf!IY bladder IW'gery. . County, Pa., "in order to be close to
few tbiqp -· ils under the ~· Drake declmed any Olmment on her children." ..., • way Miss Buck's death other than to say it Of h f books f th t =to ~ .. i.m.m,,.....ne ~ :aJS get bad come "quietly." She a<kk;d that in popula:r wS:r~~~ Good 'F.!~,"e w~°:h
thele ~ tate ,... plll:ies tbrt you funeral semc:es would be private and China. It was translated into more than
mi • movie, --ml ~ award !0< Louise Rainer In 19:17 and also
It.med Paul Munl.
Mias Buok <OOtimtod w rlt ID I
tbrougllOut her life, tumiQ( CIUI t1Jree
boeb. year. Sile pabilsbo(ft•• -under the peD name O.Jolm 8qet. '°
V0t: yeon Ibo WU aamg tllO lop seJl-
lng -in America, but she l8ld ho<
largest puhllc was in Europe,
IN AN INTERVIEW In ltlll, --
said Iha! American critlcl -'" dism1u her "as a woman writer."
"Amerlcan critics," abe sakl. 11AC-
CUStomed to deaDog with Amerlc:sn
writers, ought to flloe the faCt Iha! I am
not a 100 -LAmedcan writer • .J(y
OODcepl af tho novel ls • bued 4"I the
Chlneoe novel, which bas a s!mple, dlnct
style. I read Qlibese novel! a1mcwt e:i·
clustvely unW 1-c:ame to America to go
to ootlege." .
Miss Buck said Ille found ID08I c:oo-
temporary writerl "boringly pnoccupled
with au."
"I'm not morali!lic at all,'; abe said. "I
doem't shock me. It amuses me more
than anything elle."
Amoog her lnterists In recent jean
was her foundation to Old Asian chlldrm
fathered aild abandooeci by American
Gis. It operated in seven Asian ~tioos
and last September opened an office in
Saigon.
FOR A TIME in 1969-70 it loot its
license to solicit funds In Peonsylvania,
but the· llceme was .-ed alter the
resipatioo ol its presldeot. Miss Buck
defended him as a man ·woo has "dooe
many Wooderful things."
She cootributed1 $1 million to the foun-
dation herself.
Recently she purchased the boose in
Danby, Vt.,_ a town which she bad been
trying to re~uvenate for several years by
encouragm, tourism, opening new shops
and importing' Asian gift items for local
sale. f I'« Ow: wbo se w•#tjatwl often accordance with Miss Buck s wishes reflected the development of modem
didn't nallJ' Wllll. lo 11 iD lllie fint place. would not be m Vermont. 30 languages. Jt was the basis of a play
.3 But you..,, ..... rill the fact tbat ----------------------------------f)':. they Fl ,.. -. la • bony. u you
..... , ........ fl -,...., try again.
1ldo ii ~ than you ... say for our
frte&8)L 'nleJ"re free all rigbt, but you
gd the .,,. 011 they rally ... , THE
WAY.
ONE f1' Tim NATIYllS bs< told me
';: Iha! -Y..t ._ -"flJ !lad U-?!= adiw*tl lor a ... -. AD this ...,.. t' yvato ___ apodidea
l:: could ..... -the .... Ooost all
>::;' -~ ..s .. ;at l:ept ,;pt ... J:' IUldilc--al ..... all ..... ~ e•aJtbiag.
,. u-badJmtbeonlalthismbway ... ~ t.iGn ......... -c..w lmft been dig-
j: gin( -lor -"--:: ratber tbu pntmc etaJddiC up-• the i ~JDQ!lellilllitoofale!crua .... )'It. BUI,_ __ to_ that New
;::.
;o.
Ycri: rally IOI • _.._. mi os.
Not tblt tbe ..... ,, dao't have
--,,,.,. do, maimlJ if the electric
powd' pel off. But tbese 8ft minor VU·
•IDB.
A IARGEB PllllllUll is that the ldds
..... pated ..-aD ..... the -..iautsldeJ.the_, ..... ,_ __ .,.., ____ .,
pan. ....,.. LildsaJ ---10 nrdJ bu Ollimaleditmulll ___ .,_
juat to Fl all the suboqy ..... JelllinOod
li!<A10oolar.SoliewY.ten-plta
med .. the uaf!iti.
It is ~ that -aD these
-and dolipl pointed aD ..... the
lllliny can. _, little af the -• al the -._...... nriety. It is mmllJ just +11""""1Y'1 ..... .,...,.. i!lll'(fDfly
in..--, red, blue and-. AD W!rJ
futehd
I can undentand bow tbrsf ~
............ --the .... pUited ... jj;,r~. -they did the ... -is
-qnellbi
TUE 11A1N oqumES.,.,.llON 6ir m iD
-California is -..... begill to catdl up rill New Yori< io this -
... unique -al..._,._
What .. ...Uy -is, ..... -that "' could me far tnmifm bec,.tai
the mtomcJhllr and die .... .,.
I've IOI iL ....... inc i.ct the old
Padfic Dedric can. 'll!us----ioonlor to move fa: wad.
IRA Bomb Threat Halts
Irish. Horse Race Meet
BELFAST (AP) -Northern Ireland's secret spy satellite to gather data on
biggest hone race meeting of the year Soviet and Communist Chinese military
was canceled today aller a bomb threat developmenls was Jaimcbed by the Air
by the IOah Republican Army and the Fon:e early today. '
bumin« !#three bunllea at the lnlciq· • An «OU.Agena roclet blistod -lrom
'!be ~ Oltbolic IRA 's Provi.SkUJ. Ca~ 'Kennedy about ':JO a.m. ESr to
propel th.e' payload into .space oo Its in·
( IN SHORT... ) telligence •• gathering mlssloo. .
_ . e Allende Speaks
wing clalmed that it bad booby-trapped
the gmidstand at the Downpatrlck cotfrse
east af Belfast, where the Ubter Natiooal
Meding wu llCbedulod to opeo Wednes-
day. •
Anrtt tq>loslve experts aearcbed the
stand and the coarse, but there was no
r...,n that they found any bombs. They
61 find three bunlleo that bod been
llumed during the night. presumably by
O.. IRA. , . e-.-tf"e , llOllESTEAD, Fla. (AP) -Reoldents
al a mflrani labor camp,.liit PY the na·
lion's"°"' typhoid epidemic In t7 years,
have started feellng economic e(fects ol
hospitalizatioo and quarantine.
'lhere were 34 confirmed Casel .and
another 90 pos.1ible cases on Monday,
health officials said.
No cases have been reported outside
tbe Homestead migrant farm workers'
camp, wbicb hu 2,000 residents.
.,"Molt cl the people here are wiable to
pick op food ltamp!I," sald Rudy Juarez,
leader of Organized Migrants in Com-
munity Action. "Because they missed
work. they don't have money lo buy
them."
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CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) -A
SANTIAGO, Oli!e (AP) -President
Salvador Allende's leftist ooaliUon was
streogtheoed by coogreosiooal electioo
returns Monday night, and the Marxist
chief' executive said his government will
"cmtinUe advancing toward soctalism,
within the framework of law, plurali!m,
democracy and liberty ...
"We shall implant our own brand .~
!IOClallsrn, Oli!eao style, which ~
from that of other countries," Allende
declared. Jubilant govemmentl'1uppoa:t:-
en celebrated in the streets ol 8antitg1).
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Cited in Death
Of Retarded Bov --.
DETROIT (AP) - A swimming in-
structor who student witnesses say fore..
ed a terrified youth into the water and
then stood by as. the boy sank to the bot·
tom of the pool, bas been -irraigned oo a
charge of manslaughter. ' " •
Clayton Woodard Jr. was arraigned
Monday in the death of George Jerry, 12,
a student at the Dancy School of
Observation, an inslitution for retarded
chl1dren. "
Witnesses said Woodard, 24:1 forced the
boy into the pool tlvee times and npped
his fingers as he clutclled the side ol the
pool.
The boy's parents said after the
youth's death last Wednesday their son
was afraid of the water. They said he
told them other students were forced into
the water against their will.
After the youth sank, witnesses said,
Woodard stood watcbing until they asked
It be was going to get the boy out of the
water. They said Woodard sent another
!tudent into the pool to rescue the Jerry
youth and then gave him mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation. ~
Attorney Hugh Davis said Woodard
was "a vei-y grief-stricken young man.·~
Davli said Woodard had been trying to
cure the boy's fear of watt!r.
SUOINI Best ---The world'1 HCOnd 1'rgest tele-
acope was unvoiled Tuesday ii
the Kitt Peak National Ob-
1ervatory near Tucson, Arh.
The 158-lhch ielexope will en-
able astrol>omers to aee ob-
jects at the my ~4;" of the
llJllyll'IO, The .. 10 OD teie-
ocope weighs 375 tons.
Diplomats Beaac -'""""
nie bodies of -Alt1edmn 4iplorN!s -U.S. Ambamdor Cleo A.
Noel Jr., and Charge d' Mbir Geor1[e C. 'Mllcft -who were mur-
dered by Palestinian 1errorisls in die Sudan. wre n<eivrd home-
amid full military honors Ill And:tews Air ,....., Base in Jitaryland.
De~th ~ .... iry
Mother Wants Actors w Testify .
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -'Ille -
of the late David Wbi~ t.•• •
~er af British -.. Sanh llilel,
says an Inquest abould resame a.
mediately with all ....... involved .....
mooed to testify.
MJl8. NEWEIL Camphell made t1ie
request In • brief filed lfaodllY rill
~ Oianly SlqJeriar Olllrt """"' Owles Hardy. 1'be jallp bad -
issued •• l1'llltraining antrr "'" 'he Miss llilel, her ........... -1 ..
E.,.... and adlr Burt~
lalllylng In the Feb. ll -al 111im1g, 21, In Gila Bead, Ariz.
.An autopsy llaa .....ai..i -ftimc di<dafao..,a-afl*_lplim.,...
Bui Wbiliag's boc1J ..,......, --
cuts and-. -·--testi~ .could have boos QUIOd by a
WL .. •
Aa ilapat lato the death .... baited by
e.dy ...... --Campbell filed • pell-
-• '1111 ....... the -.. deed to teotifJatllleilapat
111!11 flllUIB AND 11e7noids were ID
-•ArilmatoBlmaJDDljoepio-
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AttJ: .lalm ,,,.., aald ... --ce11+c 6ie illiiMmt gtftD to •
I 4\z fr wl 1*r to ftllO'kn. dif-
-gnat!J. lli8 lllles llaa aald ID ioferrieWs with
Ille ..... -llbe· and Rejnolds ·bad
-at._, ponty lor tlie·actor,
1ma 1;1oa--the-and
lft9 WB< ...,.. -millolglit Tbe
----lo Re)DDlda' ...... ---.. ...... n-.ioctober nan na. llbe diso>•aed Wliitlo&.
Airlines Boycott French
Sltjes After Jets Collide
80 of 1..atest
• • POWs Due Home
On W ediwsday
CLARK AIR BASE, Pbilippim:s (AP)
-Elgbty al the lll6 American ........
o1 war released by llor1h V-this
week will be flown. to the Uniled S1a1a
::W..f.~tloa -oi·•·c
THE ANNQUNCEMENT said planes
carrying • -each -fly ..
Andren Air farce -ill .......... D.C., Scott Air Force 8-at-: m.; Kelly Field at Sao ""'9mo. -.. and
TraYll Air ll'crce -.. ,-. Calif.
\ftq .wen ~ w.n.m1 •""·--. belwe .. 11:• and I:• p.m. local-.
Their deputind Jene. An .... -PO!f•, -lw!P """' Ge+ t llil lll
Clark Air Bae " ''inc tr d •. Tw
Thai -ts -In -.. -. ...... flown Iii llangAt tocliy, and two
Fllipba releaaed Mondor ...... b--
red to • PllilljllliDe. military f!olpital io Manila. . •
Ollldals at tile bue boopital ·-"" that ID08I af lhe --e'noo« __,
and Monday"""' in llJlld --..S
tbtlr medlcal dlocloi OJI d .. -....., ...... Pie --rilioul Ill)' blltbea.
.A. lillMllml or 111e -.-a..
base ..-ii'!ar Air -ctP ... .....,
togotanldeaaf_lhelr_eoril
be UR; • 11-ma cbi*' ors•W1
• a -
ol tho prison ...... -lor -•; and 11W11 af Ille _, p!ol I a -10
the--...
• .,,_ ara ""71,r ..W lin1 Cap!.
Robert B. r.Dor, ti, af Jwt++tlle,
Ji'la., u bt ..... flDllllle: of_ 'j 'I I , al
,...u ~,... _,,, "·-lllP SdiQal. ,,.,. ~ I I •
Fltfllr, wllD -sbot -JolJ u, 1117, Aid lie bod bad four.-.. -
"' hoped lo ... -llle dllldren molllJed the POi's as il
lheJ -. celelrldea, de m • o d In I
•utocrapho, ond Ille glrla -tlmn. U. Cmdr. ICldYel D. Oldlllll, II, fl
Hun~ Ala., -...... ...... w...,... -bJ. J.S., ...... pt. bacf beat nuiDt a POW tnccll& wldl
h11 name mi It far tho posl .,...
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fte -al -al the fl'alcb ... 9ft Wnlrfl!d U. mdlr' conr ta
die --., ......,.1 cnlh ii "lea tlm
pideet."
Gl!l'I. O.\DQB Gllpat told a .....
j I ..... --· al ..-ea\ •Wtppsfttbendm'netW01t
.-I lltmles, • a:mlnll <• lpint in
-· 111-m lor Wtuafly all air tnl-fie belrm Spm and Britalil. Bat lie in-
llillBI the -..... "' 11Gaday'1 col-
-... pilot emr.
Tbe r...,n --aald
SAS pilot --r...,ned a big plw ..-.., .......i bis coune at the
--~ WAbbmlle, In
!Udlem -Tbo '-' .... Baodefl na llJilc a Boein; DI jd with 17'
16W abaanl, ...... lor Ille Canary
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appan!llt lu""t a In ~
mento. The A!118111bly TraJI&.
portallon Gommitlee chairman
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Trade Council
Joining Suit
Against '20'
LOS ANGELES JAPJ -A bulldlng
trades council says it is joining a lawsuit
agajnst the new coastal law, Prop. 20,
because the measure is leading to
unemployment, and ,ecoMmic problems.
"The economic impact ol the law will
be very oerloul, If not disastrous" to
labor, said John Clnquemani, executive
Secrelary of the 130,000-member Los
Angeles Building and C o n s t r u c t i o n
Trades CounclL He spoke at a news con-
ference here Monday.
t e People 'Dtteleed'
LOS ANPELES (AP) -Congressman
Paa! N. McCloskey, ending two days as a
witness at the Pentagon Papen trial,
says the U.S. government deceived Its
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SAalAlllElm), (AP)·-A former ...
tor, Gar. llonlld ...,_ """ It ta too
tarlT to .lpecataie abolil hhii' nmntng f0<
•pNil4eat lll'lfll.
·-W..:, Gftgory Peel, fl)'I he ta _,... by a repoi:I be mllk. try to
•.......t Reqan aa '°'"'"'"' o I Callfornl&.
1 Reaon1 a.•~. dJ8'f'lssed as
:1pure speeulatiolt' . M o 1' d •· y · a
W-ulllngiQn D.C. ne,.....per npirt that
he WOllld -up ,,.,.. !Or -.i11ce In
19'1,, but -~ • ~ ilfl•• he,
hopoil 1llUl4 tam blm Ibo.GOP ~en
fl.l ~ !ti 11!1. Be•pn .iias Joos
aid he Wlllllcl Dill .... •• thti\I term ..
•Callfoh\la ~
reports ba• -rocunlol ..... --•
Some Demomtl -<DIJ -Brown's Idea and cooPhed -• Ideal poteotlal candidalo-
-Cotomnllt E:ad G. 'llaten wrote Monday that Democrats
dlasatlsfled wltb their °"' IJllellllal ...
didatea for eovemor bad Clecided -
WU their man.
WATERS DID not ldeotlfy tbe
Democrats 8nd P<dc did not -wbetherhehadbeen<mladedbylllml.
Peck bas been a loyal porlJ .......,.
and active ·in a number el chic ...
charitable causes.'
Reapn aid he had .. ~ "' plans to fonn a ~
Committee following the 1174 ......._ A
Wa&blngtoo Post report said Holmes Tut-
Ue, prominent Loi ~ -doalor and GOP backer, likely wwld apellbeod
the committee. BEAG~ ~ dlrecl commen~ however, wheh ·uted If be would try to
stop aucb a ..-ipalgn If ii were waged by
friends "" bis beball.
"I tblnk everyooe ooghl .to tum their Cal:forn:,,.. minds to helping tbe President. I tblnk " M-"
aucb _.,Jalk>n can only binder him In
his task II be said.
Peck'; '""'!" -popped back Into Ibo TYJ'arra· n t Out CaUfornla polittcal picture when a syn---,,--
dlcated colunmlll aid a group of
Democratl would try to penuado him to F p ~J: I~btterested In runnlng for or· rouwt.er
public office mid never have been,"
Peck, 56, told newsmen In Los Angeles. -BAKERSFIELD (AP) -A wmtall
has been issued here for the U1'ellt of
"SUCH REPORTS heve alwaya been a .Florida promoter Glenn W. Tumer ""
joke to me. I was a friend of Gov. Ed-charges DI failing to -• ·
mund G. Brown and wben he WU payvariouslllllOW!b
defeated by Roonle In 11198, be jokingly due Caiifomia resl-
said in the afterglow of defeat, 'Maybe
we should have run Gregory Peck.' Such denAt.. Superior COUit
7 Republicans
Join Democrats,
Seat Robbins
judge l3suod the wa
judge i 11 u e'd ·the
warrant Monday at
the request of two
San Francisco attor-
neys who said Ibey ,_
rePment 148 c:lienla who --against Tumer tn ...,.. of $1GO,-.
Attorneys Roy Hall and Al ea._
said their clleD, mostly from tbe San
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Aided by Jose and Stockton area, paid ao imnge
seven Repibllcua, Senate Democ:ntl of $3,000 to $3,soD .am lo r
have IUCCeeded In aeaUng newly elected dialributonhlpo In ~ lnletplaodaly,
Alan Robblna, giving Democ:nla a :io.11 Inc., manu1ac1uR!n of a line of -
-. ( NEWS BRIEFS
eJis< 1n-111e upper house. metlcs based on mink ail.
) ~'"'7 .... by1..~~~~ of~~111~...::-n..=
bins Oil grounds he bad not lt1llllled ~ _..._ ta .,_, -~ requbements In bis San Ft!' .,..._ .._..
· ' "'% people about the Vietnam war and
may siill be decelvlni them about bomb-
ing in Laos.
McCloskey (R-Callf.) leaving the
<Olll'!house where he tesfilled tn the
defense of Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony au..., told reporters Monday the Pen-
tagon Papers prove that U.S. Marines
were comm1tted to ,...,.mt! war In Wt-
nam on U.S. laltlaUve -but Americans
were told ·11 was at the l'l!qlleet of !lie
South Vlelnam government.
e Videotape Oka"ed
MARTINEZ (AP) -Videotape
' testlmoey made by a Hell's Angel who
T db:I over the weekend can be uaed as
evidence In the trial of another motorcy-
cle· club member charged with murder·
iDg two Georila cydbts. •
,_ Superi« COUit Jlldp lilc!ianl -
'. ruled Monday, the .open1t1g day. of the
trial of William J. Moran, 33, tbat video-
. . tape -made al a preliminary hearing
last Novtmber -it admissible evidence.
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -The ·Uoivenl·
ty of caJlfomla 8laDds to lose oome $11KI
million under federal plans to aluh
educational spending, UC President
Qlarles J. Hlleh ays.
llltch pve tbat estimate, an upward
revision fl IOme $20 million over bis
previous appniaal of Ibo impact of culs
ln·federal opeodlog, Mooday In testimony
before tbe slate Senate Finance Com-
mittee.
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SACRAMEN'ro (AP) - A aolld wan of
Replbllcan oppolitlon to. -Asaembly :. reappirtlollmeo bill bu Cnllilbled, the
Doinocral p1sblng tbe plan saya.
' Bui l')lalnnln -Robert Beverly of the
r, Membl7 llepllbllcan Caucus aald op!n
" Moadly there Ja •,'not me vote" among
As.nbly' ~-for tbe redlstrlc-llng plan In Iii pr.-! lorm.
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Still Printed?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A SUper·
lot Qlurl judp baa-a girlie
mapslile and book puliUlhing op-
erailao to ahow In court March 20
lhal they are lollowlng bla order to
...,. alleged acts of prollltutioo
pending trial. • The )'ldP'.• move Mooclay follow·
ed a rOquesl by deputy Dltt. Atty. Tll\lll!8I Eldm, who said delpite
1111 ~· court order, "II
bu --aa usual" al the · .. ..-Qio-11 olllool.
Tiii dllltkt atlorM)> m o v e d
ll1lnsl the 1!11'1lbber under the RA!d ~Aba'l<ih=t Ad, rather than ~.aa~TbeDA .. ier1o<f' !list the operatloo llldllcel
WOIRdl who particlptle In acts of
P!"lllllrtloo l<r tho maaulncs and i>lc\Urea.
nando ValloJ dlJlrlct ltlled Mmm, on a Caiifomia law, and .-. a .,,,_
l().!!6 vote that .......-party -· -decree ~ here In FebiUIQ; 1111, llie
"All of ••--"'-ed on ·~ •-ClllfonWllla were entitled to r""""51, the are.-• to pre;I the ;:;,.. ~ . 'BllDl'Jieyi -Q!lilended beftft Juilp Jolla
lhis llalO laim bo'!lnc tbal we bad M. Nairn.
pl&C<!I befont..,. ;. direcl challeoge u to The a·,.ttor-me-.,.-muged tllat tlloir
whether we will abide by the .....Ululloo. cllenls had not 1-t paid a!.....,. llle7
If we don't, how In God'• name can we had received annla after going tlnu&ll
eq>ect tile -'9 of callolnda lo abide ~~here-upr•='":..ur~ by tt?" said Harmer, a Glendale Offid! auu. -
llepub!icm. -posalblf an •nl-dillrl<t ~
The 2().lt Democratlc tdre tn the upper 'Wlllbe ieiillO 1\ii_.• lllmiie ...e ID
-could be only temporary. Voters In Orlando, Fla. to aerve the antst wauaut
a hea.Uy Republlcan San Diego County and attempt to bring bim -.
--lo the polis today In .. --lloa that ta expected to aend GOP
As9emblyman Jolln Stull of Leucadia to
the state Senate.
A nmolf was scheduled for April S II
Stull did not collect a simple majority In
today's balloUng.
Coeds' Remains
Found in Mat.eo
PACIFICA (AP) -A -ml
AFTERSHOCK HITS -~!.:""' ooe!i.,-::, ":i.. "'::.:, ":
California at Santa Cruz were found near IN OXNARD AREA theoceanbere,alllborilielaaidllmxlaY.
' The girls' headless bodi<s ..... -
PASADENA (AP) -A mild a!lenbock :!, 1fi!.c..::'ta1'~ ~ 4:
o<cmted at 4:611.m. Monday tu the Ox" skull was that ol Roulind 'l1lotpe II, of
nard area, where an eartllqullle caused Cannel. and tbe tow.r ja-ibat of
substantial damage Feb. 21, the llelsmol-Alice Liu 21 Tormice the San Mateo'
oglcal laboratory at Calllomla lmlltut~ . County .,.;,..,;..., olli<e Di.l
of~~=_.~_. 15 •• _-Two llc!ya'"' an outing In Dml'a Slide
•-u~· • .,......_ · m ~-area found the llmfl Olld ja-..,-.
Rld!ter ocate, Cal Tecb Aid. ,,,. Feb. day· about loo 1ee1 -the-. 21 quake registered 1.75. 'ntere _.. .., , The glriJ, who dJlal>paared iUlllt Fd>.
reports of damqe from tbe altersbock. 5, 1ri amoog u murder -fnn the
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Brown Bebotied
So~n Denies Lobby Fuml, Charge
Quimby said be ~ --· contention tbal Ute~ -loiJb)dt
law ii "ftlll of~· Ind -be
revtsod.1191 be <Qlkl!ied "'·titot'*al ... doned by Brown .... bil banb.." •
SACRAMENTO (AP) .l.. 1lJe leglalator
in charge iJl-tqbbyisl registration aaya
Ibero ta "no ~tloo" to accuaatiool
by Secretary of Stale Edmund G: Brown
Jr: tbal lobbyists' 11pendlng reports have'
been IIleplly altered.
Asaemtil)'D!ID Jobo P. Quimby (!). BBOWl'J, . Al.80-.a ·IMito tll, de-
lllallo) ihlo ·denied ch.up by 11...,. nounced 1119 cyn\1111 ~ 1tt u •a
that Quimby'• Joint Snbcwnmlttee on vb1ual lrJTilallim to eornipllca" 11111 ...
Joint Lecillatift Adlocata Regillratton -a iUi!;b)' ~ ..,_
hid -lo lel 8-n ........ ~ Gomaleo ~~) Ip~'""'"" Cift-bylll ._-ta. giving 11111 wnliW' -.... ~... by "He'• talldnr abolll taldng reconla out lobbyists. '
of the olllce. 1 Ibid the atafl 11<11 to lei ' Preaeol law allon llllbJllU ID file
him have II wllbout I -request. I• ••"108Dlnllf-" iil!ot1I 11rowa llid, Mil
lhlnl< the leut I ... do ta aet a wrtttel\ . "II ~ ... the oflldll prlldioe of Ille
request from him. I'm not holdlnc GUI clli ' lobbylsl 1•onllof.iwnmWee 10 -pellc
anything.. I lbouglll I WU very . '--~ 1obbJia1..a.a1'1111 ~ .. Quimby aaid. .~ ~ ~..... '
llBO'llN SAID eUher the GlilUlllttioe-• • B"!l"\ ~ ealal f!l•l<i•1 of ....
<I' ill .tall bad altered pibllo recotdo to ' byi~' npotiJ ~ lilt &iii 1171 ID
hide the DID* ol le&lllUO.. wbo ncelve Wblcll' !tie -i>l lellldlfAln ... -money from lobb)l"'11. 'the 'iobbylsla bougltt tnll-'al -
"I don~ llnow," Qlllmby aald. "I U'*"t. were lined oaL
heven't setn It, Under tbe ~I
system 10il doo'I aet QI' lnformlltoa off
the reporla IDY1'1Y· Tbey're iaadoquate.
That'• wey I ipOnaond ifpalatloa 'lut
year to update Ibo (lobbyist ~)
law/'
8"""' alao aocured u l1 n am ed l~lllol'I ol ...... P!fl.lf \a'llll clfla and
vacallon lrlpa lrom ~· but relUsed detalls.
BB IWD THE nparll llad -
altered "by -other -the .... bflll" after lheJ _.. llled, ... 11111
.t.te law -vlolalOd at 11111 time.
Brown aald the laY tria allo -wl!en Qulmby's commillee "old<ra Ill
stall to keep lobb)liat ........ -bldollll
lrom -llale ........ ... the public."
DAILY •11.or 5
FINAL 4 DAYS
of our
TO 90 OFF
HaldGJ' ~n9 Coftection of Dresses, Spo;tswear and
$15 NOTHING
TO 'HIGHER
DR::issr e Lo•g & Short. Goocl Variety. Sizes 5/6 to
1·1/12. Values to $75. Now $5. to $15.
PANISUllS e Good Selections. Many Fabrics All Sizes.
Yal•es to $100. Now $5. to $15.
BL•tfRS e M r To Choose From lnclucllng 0 u r Fabu·
lo• YelYets. Values to $55. Now $5. to $15. •
PANIS e m t To Choose Front. All Sizes. Now $ 5
Values to $30. . All
fOi'IS-e Ilsa •eds To Choose From. ·
¥ 'ses To $28.
COATS e Fuss ••d AD w.-her. All
lmt. Yal9!1tS to $175.
Now $5 All
Sizes. While They
Now $5. to $15.
I-sALE-DERNmL-Y-ENDs sATURDA-Y,.-MARC~ 10th.~
The ok
J,,-Ala~5faum ..
lJ III !fa. lsltmd Newport Beach
,.._.AJAll s.• flnal-BankAIMtlcard, MOstar Cha,..e
Our SALE Is Also Over Saturday
All Remaining Clothing 55. to '15.
PANIS e Ilsa ' eds To Choose From. Many Styles &
r I rla hlcludJng Our Famous Lealhers. Size•
28 To 36. Values To $100. Now $5. To $15.
SHIRTS & TOPS e inclucllng Our Own European Imports.
Ye'••• to $35. Now While They Last $5.
' JAOEIS & IE•'lllER COATS e
Yc'ues To $100. Now $5. To $15.
BOOIS & SllOES e All Very High Fashioned. All Sizes.
¥ 'sis to $46. Now All 9 ·10. •
BELTS e O.od Variety. All .Sizes. Many Sttles Hand
Madt1. Values to $30. Now $2. to $5.
GUYSI We•••• .Y .. Have Never Been to a SALE llke
1Ws, So Slap By. You Won't Believe It Unless You See
It. ,
65 FasNon Island Newport Beach 644-6500
No Haldi or Layaways Al Sales Fincd-BankAmericard, Master Char9•
Allll of Come Maney Is Accepted At llat'h af Our Shops
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The Board ol Supenilon hu on<:elled ~ to may not be that significant . ,'l ..
oet up a lobbyist for Orange CowllJ ID W gtoo, The senalor bimJeJf does not su~rt the lottery . , •
D.C. and placed the no,ooo budgeted foe openlnc !be lc!A!a, feeling a.atate IS productive u Wornla sboltld ,-
offke Into I.be ClOlltiJlgeDCJ rerene fund. be able to manage its finances without this camblinc de-
'l1le propoul to bin a IobbJlst to =.,.wlidJ OD vice.
k>gldM!oa -federal grut fUDds of llllerell II the matter has to be resolved, he feel• It lbould
to Orange Coullty bad the tocking of both Calilornla be placed 00 a statewide ballot u. 0 moral" isaue, llke
Senllon and -ol the Coa~ from this llU, the death penalty or marijuana lslues, to be decided by
Who PftlUmJbiy are qualified oboenen ol tho Wull· popular vote. ·
lngtoa ooene. A remliling ,..,...... for the= W• in II careful study of the experlen<ea of other states
Ille offiag when I.be ~ mened elr earll..-warrants oonJideration of a oltte l~ for California,
dodoioo. the question would seem to qualify we for decision by
Whill a actual dollar •w ••rnent ~a lobbyist's serv4 the electorate u a whole. ·
k>es ls ditrlCllll to obtain, the COUDIJ bu niainlained
IUCb ID olfke In Sacnmenlo foc -JU11. Several A Happy Reminder ...,n11n, tndudinf. Loo Allgeles, 6u J>leco and Santa Clara, appareDtly eel it II worth the investment to hne
tbelr~veinW~ Distribution of lhls year's Disneyland Col\lmunity It well be that the Initial lnveotmeot would
ba.-e been returned many tinies in bellfllita to the <OUDly. Service awards reminds us again lhat amid all the fUJS·
Thll ls_. time when the mpertilon appear to have ing and fuming about the state of the world, the nation
been petllU' wioe and pound foolllll. and our own communities, there still are a lot of worth-
while people quielly doing worthwhile things for tlleir
neigh bol's.
• Let the People Decide Amo':! the recipients: The Laguna Beach Free
Clinic wbi has served 8,000 patienll; the R. M. Pyles
Boys Camp of Huntington Beach; the Capistrano School ' With halt a clozm Eastern stalel apparently ••lio-District's unique Environmental Education Center ; and
lied that • ..,le loUery can have a beneficent effect on the Bushard School Parent Teacher Organization of
state finances, moves are afoot to iniUate such a lot· Fountain Valley with its many special projects to help ~-tery in Callfomla. youn3 people.
Bills ~g~ of a state lotte:;r. have n the culll!nl fn>n~ bonoro went to the Laguna
been introd in the Senate and Aaaem y, and Community Players; the Children'• Theater Guild of l
a Loo Angeles group is ClOllec:ting llignatures on petitions Newport Harbor and the Irvine Master Chorale. And a •
to pl..., the !sue on the next election bollot general award of recognition was made to Irvine's "Be-• '1'1\M» r In • recent infonnal survey taken by Orange County cause We Care," which does just about anything, to
lilJ,v. ""'· Sen. Dennll E. Carpenter, 82 percent ol the 750 persons help just about anyone.
responding Aid they would favor a otate lottery. How-To the sellless people who have earned this recog-'~·~,i111t<i / "<·~Ii· ) ,
ever, &ince Otll~t ol the m:iplents of Carpen-nitlon, we add the DAILY PILOT's congratulations, and '· ~ ' ' ter's malling ed to it at all, the loltel'1 response thanks tor brightening at least one news day.
Behind the New Indian llprisings Worl.d May
Need Bigger
Religion
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Cash Replaces Trinkets as Bribe
-~YDNEYJ.H~
One or the main reasons for the
-111r1ve1ini of -ro;gJon in the late
19th and rearly 20th ombay was the a-
panaion of utronomy and ub......,.sics.
1be more we ieamed about ''the llan'y
vault," the lea comequential our own
earth seemed to be.
In tile Infinite ttaehes of -our
earth WIS relepled fo • spodt of tbl
revolving around a •
third-rate 1tar in ID
obscure oomer al a, mioor gaq nq dif-
ferent f.rom millions
of otben lib ll
To believe that
thh IJ!'l'!! of dusl
was sfitP!iil out by God's eye, wu
marked out for
tile incamalion, lbe redemplloa. ....
all the rest of the tbeologica.I dogmas,
required a heap of faith that only. the
most resolute could make.
u the blllboard actv.rtisen -their Finl Amendment contention
to the NIIAln OJurt, we're JUiely lo
!bl billldnls going free while
IW!WSDdl repme in jail.
"* ........................... ... _., ....... =·= .,,,. '" --...... --.... .,..,., .......
bul bigbly pn>bahle, !bal then ewl
many earth! tn the univene' that have
giV<D birlb to life md that catT)' cultures
and tecbnologies _,parable to, and
perllaps mperior to, OW' .....
Oa •..-.If statistlcal baaia, usin' tile
latest matbem:atical calcolatioos Nsed
oo astr•nnu-.ii ~ It ii more
tdenlific lhan lea lo .uaert lbe high pro-
bability lhal creaim.s "lormed in !ht
tmage ot God.. inhabit thousands, or
millions, of orbs with the same llfe-sus-
tainiog properties as our earth.
WASHINGTON -The theft of govern-
ment documents by raJn1>ag:in~ Indians
caused a front-page splash, ~e were
headlines again when Indian Jeader Hank
Ada~ was arrested as he tried to return
the first large cache of stolen document!.
The FBI also manacled and jailed my
U!IOclate Les Whit-
... oo false charges,
adding to the .uproar. , ·
Lost in tbe hulla-
baloo over the~ docu-
ments; however, was
the story they tell.
We have tried to dig
'
oul thh jlory ~m, ' .. · thou.sandS Of ... docu-.. ~ .!, ,. ,,. l
-tsstbat Ille lih ._ J ,.., i\f' · · . -Ila" ~ cbeeled"'P*" Ir wtiet,_1nlileratand tim)ler ~Jibt>l !.. U. lhoir taluable ~,tbO Indiana
cmtend, was a worse crime than stealing
documents.
Rather than crushing or t b o do L _ -WlllTl'EN-was-questioned-be!ore the
theology to an insignificant pulp, lhb ~ jury ahput whelber the story of vista~ it far be~ its small ter-docunlents would ''sell newspapers." He
tt5trial onpns. It means, if lrue, that we replied that the plight of thi lndians un-~ part ol a YU symphony of life~ !ortunately, doesn't sell newspaper~. It
mg tbrau.gmut the COl51DOS; not a tiny. 1s, nonetheless, an Important story whlcb·
unip!. aprepeatlble pbenomeoon, but an we intend to continue telling. Here is• a
elemml ill an integrated scheme of crea-new installment from the stolen Indian
tloD, otm!ing tlnUC!I lbe -of papen: ----
(JACK ANDERSON)
Early in our history, white men
hornswoggled Indian leaders out of their
valuable resources by offering them
whiskey, blankets and g~aws. The
documents show that today ODly the form
of the bribes h., changed.
INSTEAD o_f bri.ght trinkets, govern-
ment handouts .are given to the tribal
chlef:s to k~p tbem eompliant. 'Ibe Na-
tional ,,·Tribal Chairmen's Assodalioo
(NTCA), for example,~ has' regularl ·
eceived funds lrom tile go"'!Fedt.
One private memo from former Indiiin
. Com.missioner Louis Br\lce · promises
$501000 out of the Treasury to finance the
tribal chJefs' convenUoo. There are other
referertces in the documents to govern-
ment subsidies for-·. ·the chiefs. "On
October s. 1m, '1 beglns one memo, the
chiefs "submitted to !be Conunissioner a
propole<l ,cootract lor Fiscal Year 1973
with N'I'CA, ·with ·a 'prOjeCted cost of
$299,531. The Bureau is presently review·
ing this proposal ... "
IN RETURN for all this government
green, the chiefs often help the govern-
ment work Its way with the Indians. This
relationship shows through the cop-
fidential minutes of a typical high-level
meeting. The top Interior Department
brass listened, according to the minutes,
to an assessment of tribal problems.
"Who speaks for the !iPans?" asked
Assistant Secretary Hamson Loesch. "I -llope NTCA will be<X>rpe the voice."
. The chiefs agteed to speak for the In-
dians and Jiecretary Rogers Morton
q_vickly offered: "We might provide some
. expense mooey lo N'tCA." Loesch
a~led hut suggested ~.money should
be tiaid out as "consultant fees."
There ,... 06 ~! from tbe-
lndian chlifs lo acteJl more mooey.
"Mr. Secretary," nodded former NTCA
pre&dent Willlam Yoo.pee, "we need
.several people. flil1tlme to work as our
staff." ·Morton immediately promised:
· "Yes, we should give them all the help
"'we·-caw.-"
·· THIS SYSTEM has. produced such m~n
as Raytnond Nakai, the former president
of tile giant NaVajo tribe, who has been
accused 'by tribal members of selling out
· Navajo water rights. 'Ibey say he always
did the government's bidding. The Nava-
johs, ~ore, f~ him out and voled
in Peter MacDonald who Is battling the
special interests for the water rights.
C.Ompliant chiefs, with govermtenl
connivance, have sold out Indian ripts
again and again to private compailies.
The Fort Peck Indians, lor example,
agreed to a contract that gave a com-
munications company 49 pereent interest
in a joint commercial venture ·for •onl.J
19,800. The Indians, for lbelr share, pot
up government and Indian fuodl lolaling .'
J189,000. ' •
GOVERNMENT funds, of course, are ~
channeled to the tan.. Indians who go
along with tile government. When I dissidents were fc>rqling the caravan of 11it'\'o,;,1ib.~tt1'ces.=.;~ I
indirecUy, will be given to aid any
participant" The chiefs OOedlenlly joined jl
~ government in condemning Ute
dissidents. I 'Footnote: Secretary Morton recenlly
invited us to oonfer-witb him-00--lndlan
problems. We came awa~ Impressed tbat 1
ht is genuinely eager to solve the i:ro-f
hlems a n d right the wronp of !ht I
lndiarus. He noted, for example, that he
bu been able to lnaease the budget
for Indian needs. He Ibo accepled our
saggestion that he listen to the
'grievances of the lndlan dls!:ldents. It seemed wildly anlhl~-opooen-~tric -
almost paranoid, in i.ct -to imagine
that our microllcoplc orb, tuc.ted away
like a grain of l8IXI in lbe vast pocket of
the universe, was the focus ol diYioe
attention, oot merely in Old Ted.:nnent
tenru, but even more startlingly in the
appearance ol His -transforming the ancient covenant into a new promlst.
OIJB "rWgion." bilber1o, may not
~ been too big for us; it may have
beftl too small Some of this was sug-
geolfd ,.... ago "' lhal exln«<linary scienlisl-ptie51. Oiardin. in lbe notebooks
be considered too "revolutiooary" for
publica&Jan. He may. well prove to be the
~ of our century.
Agnew, Connally R_oles in GOPolitics
•
But science bas always turoed out to
be a tw<H!dged swurd: II cuts bock to es-
cise out the errors and supersititioos of
the past: it also cuts forward into the
future, to reassess and rectify its °"°
theories and judgments and cak:ulus o1
probabilities. Now, what astronomy did
to shatler theology, 1Pibemalics is
beginning to restore on a different scale.
IT NOW seems not merely possible.
We have not yet, in our chikliahnes.s,
even attained a workl religion; it is too
much to aped. 115 to accept a. cosmk one·,
as yet. But it may be that science, in its
holy quest fol' truth, can open up more
doon to cosmic reality than the blind
worshiper-$ or a cultic god could even
begin to pray (OI'.
WASHINGTON -Vice President
Agnew has completed another u~eful
foreign niission fcfr President Nixon but
Jt wlll take more than that to build up to
the preeminent position in t h e
Republican party he desires.
When John Connally's inevitable reach
for the 197G pres-
begiM, Agnew will
v be compelled lo rely
Student Vote Analyzed
Ju.st about I millton college students
voted for the first time ill the J>resideo.
tial electim of 1972, here in caJifomia.
And, if there ever were any doubt, it is
now clear that they voled liberaJ and
Democratic.
In a recent article in California
Journal, Mite Frted reported oo a
survey of the cam-
pus vote made by the
University of CaH-
fomia Student Lob-
by.
The lobby made
ils study on U four-r. • • •. campuan ~tlbe.t.ate:
all nme UC cam-
puoes, 11 of lbe It
Callfomla Slate univetsitlts and <'Olleges.
and &eYen private instilutioos. The report
ffll based OD surveys in ti precincts
lrherein students compriaed " to 100
pem11I ol ~ voler1
Here are IOlne highlights:
-n pen:eni of lbe rqlsl<nd sbldml
....,. in California went to Iha polb (oa-
llonally, Ille JJ-JI -"'"""" WU • _,,_
-.t.atewide, !ht .......... ,..,ister.d
D<mcraUc ---lllldmts -.d ~ly for
Senator Geqo Mdlown (UC _,.
\'Oled Mt<lovtm -7i .......... Nilllll -
JS penml. csuc ---.,. -a penmt .., • .,.. ... ,. -with le• ........ ,,,_ .....
~ Democ:ratic ta OMCJ:Z I piinMI and
Jeplllive....,. (• lllOll.....,..., cam-
( RUS WALTON J
puses. Nixon fared better than other
R<puhlic:an caodidalesJ.
-the "~ to State" registration
among sludmls was almool lwlce u high
as it traJ among all registered voters.
PARTY registration in Ille campus
preciodl divided about &be ame at tbe
UC, CSUC and private ochools;
UC: ~ -fl IJ'tll'llt; flop. -I!
ptt'l'Bll; ---l<>Slate -u -l CSUC: D -l1 pemnl; R -25 per-
<enl: DIS -10~
l'Yt : D -11 pmmt; R-D pe"""I;
DIS -IS percml.
'l1lo --bod Wllo lmpoct on calif.ma'a p1~' ekdim: but it
did -.. 1 lipiflcwnt inipect .., several
leplatilo-nne faal•MV D•mocratlc
ltlltlllblymm lif'llollly -lhoir vi .. lcrieslollle--.
01' 'l'1IE D 11l'Ol••iliom on lhe
November ballol, 111n1e ..... of sptdll
interest lo lludml ..ten: Prop. It
lmarijuana), Prop. :JO (mulll coa-
"'""tloo) aod Prop, JS (fannwortm
11111 ea.r °"'"''· . AD. nine UC campuaes wml for mari-
juana bf al ~ 'Ill pereenL Nine of 1111
12 csuc -.. .....,..s -'"' ..... -or l!lOIO !Gr pat.
on more than a rec-
ord of useful public
service. Agnew is
not a mean antago-
nist (or should it be
said that he Is a
mean antagonist? J
as Connally will dis-
cover ii be does not know it already.
IT SEEAIS to be vaguely asswned that
all Connally will need to do Is proclaim
his Republicanism, cuddle into the war;m
embrace of the entranced national news
media, and because of his agreeable
personality and the novelty of his con-
version, become a credible candidate for
the Republican presidential nomination.
'Ibis ls nol the way It will be and Vice
Pmldent Agnew will undoubtedly qse all
the means at his dis~I to prevent any
such 11.'f"nsloo to the" helgbts by Con-
nally. ,
The disabil!ly from whlch Connally IUf·
!err Ls a falling ao obvloul tjiat II Ls
overlooked. C«mally bu dt'/er been
elocled lo any public office as a
Jle)lllbllcan. He bas no track-uoor<I, u
Pr..idenl-Nlxon would put I~ and very
little time in whicb I<> .. 1abliib CN1e.
pi ADDITION \!> this, II OooDally Is to
bocllne , -OIDdldt1$ rot , !ht noniloaU.O, be c:annol )1Ndoo,ll1 avoid
~~=~~= ground for him hul lhe natural babltal of
a vice proaldtnl who bu madt the
rounda CODtinUOUBly U • fllnd raiser and
campaigner in-the ume llyla as hl1
prtdeccseors on this route, Richard M.
.N!Joo amt llarry Goldwater. ,
If Connally coiild get himself elected at
a ll.publlcan -m.Ybe u governor of
Tau -Ille oullook would be enlir<Jy
dll!erenl. It will lal<e ...,. almHar con-
•
(rucHAlm WILSo~ high o,ficials ID the Nixon administration
are now drawing attention to the
usefulneas aqd skill of ;\'ice President
Agnew as a fOreign emissary for Presi·
dent .NiJ:on and the State Department.
This is partly in response to what was
vulsive political event to establish Con-considered unfair criticism of Agnew in
nqlly's credootials. While hi s a~ this field, but it has its constructive side
pointment as · aeereWiy of slate might · also.• It 18 as if there were a cooscioui
help in this respect, it would also be in-effort to bUUd up Agnew as an acceptable
hibiting because there is -no imaginlible ' sueces.wr to 'NIXoti. • ' ' .
way that Coonally could efleclively serve Agnew's teceotry c0mple1ed lrlp lo the
in this position and at the same time do . Southeaat Asian area was for the purpose
the political spadework necessary to of assuring the uneasy neighbors of Viet·
establish himseH as a Republican leader. nam and China that the United States
. · . · .. ls not in fact waabing Us hands of thh
ON 'l1lE CONTRARY, Vtce President important aru of the world. Tiie Nixon
Agoew will !lave every opporlunily, lo doctrine originally moelly military in
devote as much ~ to political import., ' means more than merely a spa~rt as he thinks necessary or . lowered profile, In fact a conUnuation of
desirable. tbe American role as a Pacific power in
Perhaps it ia' oot accldebtal that some a somewhat different' way. '
r
Stn~e Not ~TQp~'. in "·Ta~
I . ~
• .+ ! ••• \ "' ~. " Sometimes It's pl .. sant not to be Orsi.
.,
t I ' •I I J Ca!Uomla Ls proud of its many ,tpP ' ' •
r&nkinp, bul ls Just as happy tbal N'w , · . ClJEST REPORT
York'• metroP.>lllan aru leads any of . · , ,
ours In per Cl\plta local 1ax... Nol by 1 ' ' • '
mUcb, bul somethlog, at least. • ., . · ._ • · caplta1 of which 13(17.13 la in ~ Tiil! AVERAGE Golbam .,.. ~ taxes, which alao Iopa New Yii<ll. •
dent, tc<Ordlng lo Tu: FoundadCNI, tne:,, • ,.
ba5 a tu bun1en of '41J,71, Of lbii~ ' OTlll!;R CAIJFORNIA melrollOlftan
$292.11 goes for property laxes. Tho 'attis fare bits way:
nallonal •venge Ls '211.111 and $211.59. • 'San" loot, . In ~ , J!I ... , Iller
California la crowding New Y~, , ll'~•hl~ D.C. 11114 ~~ lotals
bowover. Of the ncn 10 l'llU<q , '32$.11 ./n(I $!9:1.St. •
melropollton lll'Oal, GUI of a lotal of ~. $a n B • l'l!lrdlno-)Uvenldt-ODl&rlo:
our atste bu Ove. And San Diego II in 12ft.12 and SXl.'11
18th place. ,\nah<lm-~ardm Grove:
The Sin FraocllC<>-Oaltland aroa ranka '281.tl and f»UI.
&eeo11d .nalionally wi\h • lolil per oaplta San Diep: tJI0.85 and ~ll.2$.
tax of $4a1.SI. Thlll 1 $U9 under New Wbo' t~'1o·-d ~ ... ,. ••••••? Yort•s total but In J.be property tu area. • •1111;; "-0 • ~1111 Wt% r ... -..~
San Francisco-Oakland \ops the nation San A'nlCN1lo, 1•xas, 'l'hlch bu a total per
with '$35UL -'62.92 mote than. New cop!t• locll ts1Of1101.17, Of~ te.71
Yprk, and 1m.12 abo•1 lhli oallonal la pr<>perty i.r •
av.,..ge. That's, nice, bu! hardl)I a rwoo IO
Loo Anaeles-Loog !leach Ls In lbird m ... 'll'l>' down there.
place ralionaily, with f3$4.17 total per Callfondo Fe.-ll«l'lce
i (
However important, tuch mlsalons by
Agnew must be carried out dl.screttly
. and in _ low , key •"4 are a,eful to him
politically Ol1ly Ill t h e totality o1
establishing hi.s colilpelence in jfealinJ
with foreign leaders. ·
THREATENED BY •Colinally, Agnew
will have to tind more dramatlc ways to
establish supmOacy in ' the GOP
Repobllcans' hearts do not ·go pllty-pat l
for either man, or anyone .elle for ·that '
matter. I
Those who do get excited about Coo-I
nally are· often whose who lllto bove no
grasp ol wbol the Ropubllcm party is
.and is DOI. II Is very hard lo ....... the
Republican party off its feet and tb1a wu I
dooeinlhecaJeof-uodert1· l ceplional clrcumslancts aod, lo foci
with dilf&culty. Coonally is . -ooi
Eisenhower hul be Cl!\ be compared In
one sense lo Wenc!elJ WIUkle who WU •
llem(\Crat helore ·~ party left me.•
Willkie's Ughlnlng conquea o1 the
Repobllcan party was not only D years
ago, but ·Wlder .entirely dlfteT·•n I
circumstances. For hts part, Aanew Will
now have to move ~loeer to ~center
and begin to dramall>e Ills ]IOlltloa. 1
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Can Ban,
Refunds
Proposed
Lette--rs F r o1n Hanoi Hilton-_..·
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Pop-top f&ns -id be banned
~C&llloinia and all aluminum
and Rius beer and soil driok
eontaln&s would hive a five-
oenl re!Und charge under
ltglilaUon wiveiled here.
mG~ BE,\Cll,. Va •
(AP) -Ill leUen filled 1'ilh
)'tatnlng for the lool yean, a
Navy flier promi.sed tbr,.
daugbten he'd make up for
~vlng deprivtd lhem of a
ratbet while 1 ceptive ol the
NOrlb Vietnamese.
"I remember well you were
angry with me the last Ume I
was gone a few , months/'
w.rote Lt. ,CJl>dr, M)i:bael D.
~Uan to . his IS.y<1N1ld'
daughter, Debbie, ln a letter
slipped from the Vietnamese
prison dubbed "The Hanoi
Hilton.··
~·Now with' six years you
have a right to be pretty sore
at me."
Asaemblyman Jullao Dixon,
(!).Loo Angeles), told a news
conference M o'n day bis
,me&Sl}l'e would hack away at
the blrl<nl 15 millloo annual
cos! or· cleaning up Uttered
cw ind bottles off the state's
blgbways, beaches, , streams and 'P8fks. CHIUSTL\N, AMONG the · freed priso""8 wbo landed
fast In<* fw awlffie J>ul I'm lerat, h I s 16 r y , lffttat..,.,
counting on you to "'1nl me homemaklni, !lio)'J .~ . bo)'J.
up \o'speed with what appean 'There's a bet. Boy1 must be a
to_ be I modern ...... a lion," part of your Ufe by DOW. A
he wrote to Debbie. •~'I 'lfflir d'amour' -
"You must be ID big now what a wondei'ful time of lite
.•. high school. Wow! After "
"WilEN YOO see me sweet·
heirt, l hope to appear falrly
llOl"IM.L 1 thlflk I am quite
sound and normal ... "
CJuiltian'1 letters wu "Room
2, tbeJ!uoi lllJioa. ..
The lelten ...,.. wtilteo Gil
paper wrappen, and acrou
the cover or one Christian had
written, "Poirtman, Please
forward COD, have no stamps or money." _,
OlriaUan, 33, will b e
reunlted soon with hJJ wife
and children at the . Norfolk,
Va. Naval Air Station.
19oking al your lut picture
everyone (fellow POWs) tells
JM I'd better get 1 'shotgun
• . . I..,. ,...,.riUy heard. bits
and pi..,.. of what my world
ls like now. I'm counting on
you to bring me up to speed
with what appean to be I
modem generation. I doubt I
will ever understand your
language. You'll have to teach
me the new words so we can
qlristiaq Wrote his youngestl----------
communicate.
"I'm very curious to things
In which you have any In-
rhild, &-year-old Pamela:
"How viVidJy I recall my lit·
tie. dger bouncing around and
into everything. You're now
lour times older thao when I
last saw YIXI· From your pic-
ture ·, . , I ~ how pretty you
are, and l am so very proud of
all three cJ. my beautiful
daughters." ONCE PEOPLE stood to Sunday Ill the Philippines, got
Jose Ilve cents.if they hurled a the letters . ap~ several weeks ~--------~ can out of a car window onto · ago through a POW 1eleased
the roadside, Diion said, they ln the flist group.
To 11-year~ld Sandy, he
wrote:
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.. . ' ' , ,• •• •• • ,. .. .-..;. .l~ •• }-u ... ,....... ..
Enri .... menlel"V · ' · · e .
5'ir1ey. Tempi~ 1~ :~.;w. ~ist!!!,~ Pr~sident's Council on Environ-
menal Quaur ,11"";il;lt1> entrance of· Fo\JI Hole swamp 1n South Carolina for ~al loo a~l?,iV!J:bi\lnent ~blems. Paddler is bird painter John Hell?Y
·• .
would think twice. For~ years after he.was
Oregon enacted a bill last shot down Apcll 24, 1966,
October putting the same five-Christian was not allowed to
cen.t re.fund charge on all writ!!, and his family did not
alwnlnum and gl;lss beer aod Imo he u Sin the soft drink coola11ers. . w: ":as ,a ve. ce n, letters have been-rare.
SINCE THEN "littering fr\ The letters'anf also rare in
. " ... ' .
Tomlistone Citizens Unveil
the .state bas "virtually ceas-that they .are among-.tbe'few
ed," said Erie Ellenbogen of ever written at length frOm a
the Citir.ens for Legislative North Vietnam POW camp.
.~ ~ ,Environmenlal Aetil)!! Now. ' For yeirs,. Hanoi allowed only
• He appeared at the news· con-six lines and only recentlf
ference With 'Dixon an d havf they alloff!! seven lines.
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Plan to Restore Old Cify
TOMBSTONE, Ariz. (AP· -
A citizens' committee in this
hallmark of the Old West has
unveiled a''. 2s.mi11 ion
restoration plan designed to
increase the town's tourist
trade.
Tombstone R6toration
Commission Inc., which has
been working on the propooal
along with two architects, also
suggested Monday that a
meeting be held within 10 day•
to formally approve Ille plan.
YOU ARE
All INVITED
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AMONG OTHER things, the federal grants, JqcaJ matching
plan calls for restoring the funds and private donations.
O.K. Corral and the-Birdcage IN RECENT
Theater, along with placing Y e 8 rs • Tombstone officials say the utility lines underground and tourist trade has not been_ in-
converting cement sidewalks creasing·as it did each year in 'to the wooden-plank variety the early I960s.
used a century ago. The Tombstone Chamber of
But, said Bill Gartet, one of Commerce estimated ' 250,000
the two architeds, "we don't tourists visited Tombstone
want a plastic Disneyland." three · years ago, and the
The commission said the number , bas· not increased
fundS could be----rarseathtou-gh · since. --··
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"Iron.side " an American
series st&rring Raymond Burr· as a police deteeiive
in a wheel chair.
"You'll be an object of
absolute fascination for me. I
want to know everything that
has h&Pflfned to you. I want tu
know how and what ' you're
like, what you dislike, how yoo
spend your tlme.
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to discuss. It's been a long
tlme and your memory of me
has dimmetl. but I am the
very same [!addy who loved
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film and --Tlllnday .= ~ Nearer to Right Meamlhlle, the Ji;aWlture ii Wha,tever bapvened to one g i 1 p p I I n 1 wltb r.ap-
man, one vote! portiomnent measures.
whtn t b • En•V:ri:\::f~ ,., fn41 • Coalltlon of Orange
gathers ot 7:!0 p_m. at lllf '™ !:Q
Finl United M e th • d I S I ft. tnAl f76·-. ...,.. ....,..... ........,. FtJILERTON - A marked gtneral agHe1'nent, aucb as: Because of the deadlock
,_, Y •m ahilt toward coourvatlsm and women should get job equalJ. between the Dembcratlc cm-, * * * Mt.= ~·~~~1" greater stress on academic ty, 94.2 percent; the govern-trolled Legiilature-lnd Repub-SE NATOR CARPENTER
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* * * . . : MEMBl!RS of the Orange u .:ds ~ 1' !1.-e ··To
County Coast Association are 4~ ~· ·
backing the efforb of Rep. =t:a.'" ~;,. ~:fl..;;m freahl)len at ca I· state ment ii not ""'tectlng the coo-'---------' lricta are .un apportioned on to be aired tooJabt at 8:30 and
· ,~t;;i~ 1111 Fullerton. sumer. 75.1 percent; having 1960 census data. again 'lbinday at 7:30 p.m.
MW•"" ~''l<J!'ll'tlna. ~~ These trtnds were reported Jarge families should be Pink Bus For example, Orange Coon-* * * ~ai=e;.~~~:t Ask Anily
w SWr -· .•.AN...!.,. by Dr. Kenneth R. Doane, discouraged, '1S.% percent; and ty Senator Demrls Carpenter NUCLEAR POWER and M~1;;t H~t1r111:::"1!-!,'"':t 7.: director of in 1 tit u ti on a I the wealthy thould pay more CR-Newport Beach) now clean air will be the topics of a
savings time on a ysr-round ~ ·
haail. Mr. -Mn. $ttw C.W1tkltw. ..-. h tlJ •··'· f ta:r•<> 11.6 .....__. bout 8 9 • 0 • • North OtwlM itrlll'f, Or1111Gt. b0'1 researc , on e ~ o an ~ ~............ represent.. a .. , • 11--=~ ~.~; ~~ •..:;; American Council on &luca-Opbllon was split on whether Llne w 8llf.s ,persons. Tbat'1 l'fl,353 more ~ ..... ~~ttJ:" Uon (ACE) study that involved marijuana sbou1d be legalized persons than the combined
tht • virtually all freshmen who with a 48.0 percent affirmative San Francisco' districts of ~ ""'s:.n~ 4~~. 1~i:'F• ~.c began studies last fall at Cal response. Only 48.3 percent TO Sell Out Senators George Moscooe and
Mr. _, Mn:"~ x:'· 111n w .. 1 State. felt there are too many right.a Milton Marks. Mr~="'a. ~71R. 11 ~~; tJ.., PoliUcaJly, 44.8 percent of for criminals and 46.0 percent As9embly dittricts vary ...J.~~=LK~i~~ the respondents v I ewe d believed the government is not SANTA ANA -N ° rt h from about 460,000 residents in · ~!.):;.•a:;, .. f'llcl, N themselves as middle-of·the-desegregating quickly. Orange County's Pink Bus the Orange County district of """~ tt:T •. Fl'td '· ~Unt. so roaders, a gain of 4.1 percent Other flndlnga about the Line wants to sell out to the Robert Burke (R-Huntington Mr.•.:..w.t:;""a.~Mlft.' t:-,.1. ""' Orange County Transit Beach) to about 160,000 in s.... An..,. $t,..., FGllftt•ln v.ii.v. from the freshman response a freshmen include: n..: ... ~·c1 but .1 tak ""' year earlier. Uberals declined uiaul • 1 may e a Democrat John Mi 11 er' s ~ 11 ''" --85.5 percent of t h e i r condemnation suit to settle on Be •-J dls~ict ._ ""'·_.Mn. s.i..,.·MMto, m 0t1e from 41.3 -t to 34.6 per-1 rr.e ey area ~ · strwt. con. INN 1r1 ,............ homes are es! than 50 miles the price. 1 JN • ...; Mra: Jlnwl\I: ftl't'flOl6I,, '2' cent, while conservatives edg-from Cal State. Redlstr cting to meet
.._. 11111 '*"-'· C:C.•• Miii, ~ ed up from 14.5 percenl to 17.8 Kennard R. Smart, deputy population shifts is required in
Nw. •nd ...v .. ~ J. Ltm. -55 5 percent are from t I •-Id d'~ I t th f U """" h Nor1h llY ,,.,.,"i '"•t'MI, •tr! percent. · coun y counse w 11>•r c e year o o ..... '6 ea c
IN. tlld Mrt. s n ,....""., VOJ families with an annual m· d' •-th I and tes led raJ bu Cal'f · J11111lW. ~11 >\'lt• 11rt At both end& of the political -1recwrs e aw m a e census, t l orn1a
Mr. •rid Mn-""""1T~ simorit11. -ctrum there were frac~ come of ,15,CDJ or more and that the district buy out all has not reapportioned after !
• 312' A...-.e Slwalltti; ll"ffM, ilrl wr"' 30.6 percent COIDe fr 0 m COmpetitOrS for rollteS. the 1970 CeDSUS. Mrw .. "r'm. 't'i;m· •• t!,~! 1
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,.., llloM. ~ ••1(1\. 11ctY State freahmen vary only their mothers have had at would compete with t h e state Supreme Court.
IN. anc1 ~lf! 'r!',~s1n, slightly from those yielded by least some college education. private line's Beach Boulevard The court gave the ~;4'7~·':.t:'L si~;'.Q,rvrm:i.ri sotY.i ACE's nationwide sample of -71.6 percent p!an to obtain route from La Habra to Hun--Legislature until the end of
t M~iS~ =r~llNlc four-year Institutions. The only a bachelor's degree at tinThegton dlsBealrichct. -•--p•·-· a 1972 to pass new bills, or face WFr':tlr '°''~ """'M'rt m J ddle,of~road category Cal State while· 15.8 percent 41IW uu~ reapportionment by the court.
I AM RECEIVING A PENSION AS THE WIDOW OF
A WORLD WAR 11 VETERAN. PLEASE TELL ME
HOW I MAY QUALIFY FOR AN AID AND ATTEND-
ANCE ALLOWANCE.
by EUGENE 0 . BERGERON
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COSTA MESA 2 LOCATIONS CORONA del MAR
646-2424 673-9450
"'· ~ · J!!!_ ""' attracted 46.3 -nt; llberal, are aiming for a master'• Beach Boulevard to line to go But the deedline bu passed
t M .... ,, .. • !.(_~T'rt-~--d fro ··-·-ut lion o fA AA-" • J d ··-court has d ~c.-"":J M.S percent; comervatlve, egree m Wt: u11:1 u . 1ni.u l>C.l v,ces m une. an ui.:= ma e no ~t ~~~.~:~ !:~t;pe~~~a:~;~~· ::: :::i--'--------------------------------
~ ..... ~11 ........ cent. ·~=oak .. Jt!:ci":"f"'1tn W::'"'· IH2 Among indicators of greater
"' Mr. «Id Mn. ~11,1f ""· wrfoiit, 2S6 Knox academic stress were the rise t+ 51fMt, c~11 Miu. 11rr1 ~t v.ikvi/.'~•f'M l°'J;G'AL pein ~tJ"ln&r !~.~:~ lOo.91
Mr. Mid M'"r:"m1m J. O'i..Uf, '76' ,,,. ..... , w..oc: uwg ~0r1~ 1...,1,.~ freshmen e~pecting to
M,.. c~ ~,Ji~ 11 • 1m1 graduate wUh honors. Similar~
) "'· "" ..._ ~~w. """"'· Jy ... number .......,.._. •-r ,.. -r'...::;''M~-· ~·· · . ·~ -.......... w J !f attain al least a "B" average Jo IN. lfld Ml'1. ftDYirt D. Mftrtlt, 14"1
• '""'~ ·~ 110r in the unlveralty shot up from
: Mr •.... Mn. iit.1Wrl.M. l0212 44.4 to 53.0 percent.
•.. l(llkul Drlv., HJlll '*"' ~ .... AA---1..A.I In ·~ top ""'··-'"" Mn. Fn I . w( Ntlll\lr, JUUM: i-CJUB.a& WC f .mo:r • "Q" $!., -s.-E 1-boV quarter of their high school
• Death Notkes class amounted to 60.9 per-
! cent, up 1.7 percent, although
AOKI the number id the second
) cnfford s. Ao111. A111 l"-of 1"51 •~•rd quarter came t.o 35.1 .,..,......,t ,.. SI., ~f.11~ hM:h. DIM ot ddm, ,,_ .........
I !::tn:=~~~~"~: down 2.1 percent. ~rt:~.!..~:""Ati:t_~c~"i': Nationally, only u.1 per-' ~i:;..';;n', ~ ~·~ cent of the entering fmlunen
I. WVIOftt ~. I ll'M. Sl'lllh CMpel. ate ranked ift the top quaria'
t Sml .. --· -of their hlgb achoo) cJau, ~ Jalln • ~· " of wbUe 32.3 percent in the 8eC"
l ~· , ~ ~=t~gblnmajor t j::r":.n. ~ -,&::.; -ol -·· >UJll>orl t · "' aliO 'Were' bi&lght out in the
f J -· m~l+M . teport. Whereas a year ago im-IW ~~l; 1 f:ti~ 61.8 percent of the Fullerton ~l,l'"'l· 'f:.ni' 1 h¥\i freshmen looked malnly to t ru~~.. vr.:r•fc.\f parental or family gifts, only t ::1. ~ . -V ~ 57.0 percent do so now.
, .,., ... ~~,..,; In k~p_irlg wi~.__!_ha t _ ·-~"1.-ii-. £~ cb8ta.cteriBife, the number i ~~~1'-1 .,~ r1eiik-= relying on summer or partlme t· __.,, OI jobs roae from 38.6 to.40.3 per-
t cent, and U.'number <iounUng
I AIUIUCllLB I< SON on savings from IUU-tlme work t WESTCLU'P MORTUARY cllmbed from lo.& to 12.4 per· ! 4Z1 I!:. 17111 st., Com M-ctn!. Tho8e relying o n ~ 111 aa acholorshi)lO <r federal loans
~ 9 ., _ • -~ went up from 12.0 to 13.4 per-
l ~·-JlllRG~, cent and 8.0 to 8.5 pe.,,..t,
~ PlJNEIUL HOME respectlvely.
: C-4el Mir m.1111 'l1le 1UM1ey ailo covered the ~ C.-. Meu 111 Z.UC freshmen's aUltudes, pro-
~ • duclng many examples of t BELL llllOADWAY t IWOR'nlARY , llt BrwdwAJ, Colta Ma.a ; uwm : .
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Set Meeting
More than 1,000 attorneys
are scheduled to attend the
convenUon of the California
Trial L a w y e r s Association
March 15-18 in Newport
Beach.
Teo education sections in·
volving all phases of law,
along . with a number of trial
dcmonstratloos will highlight
the CTI.A IOSSioo, al the
Newporter Inn.
Just before the start of the
convention Mardi 14, a day-
long seminar on <!OMUl'Der and
environmental issue& is plan-
ned at UC Irvine. It will be
sponsored by en.A and the
UC! social ecology depert-
n1en1.
FROM Fashion Island
Newport Beach
New Clinics Now Open
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COSTA MESA-HUNTINGTON BEACH
med.ical tintlora's-0nique program is a sofe and practical
method for the entire family to lose weight and
learn how to maintain proper weight ... under • '
~I f_ -the---strict supervision-of Medical Doctors.
' Call for information reduction Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
COSTA MESA
HUNTINGTON BEACH 557-1893
NEWPORT BEACH GARDEN GROVE LONt 'BEACtl
645-3740 534-2051 426-6549
Pace Professional
Bldg.
Plaza
Professional Bldg .
KB Professional
Bldg.
PASADENA
796-2614
Crocker ·
Bank Bldg.
ORANGE
538-2395
Tustin·Charman
P{ofessiona Bldg.
WOODLAND HILLS SHERMAN OAKS WEST COVINA FULLERTON LA HABRA
694-1029 347-5647 789-7103 . ·962-3438 ' 870-950"1
Warner-Victory
Medical Bldg ,
Gribin~Von Dyl .
Professional Bldg.
' Mcaxso ..
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Medical Bldg.
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~cely Tyson, natiVe NeW Yorker, Shows · supreme
JOY as she stands beneath marquee in Rockeh!ller
Plaza. On it are her name, and motion picture in
which she stars -for wbicb she h3'! been nomin·
ated for an Oscar.
Automobile Tire
Standards Urged
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New Coin
Designs
Proposed
L•1e Divorees Cli1l1h 1----..-;;;;; .. ;;o-, ---=--Now ••• Plastic Cream
• Many Silver Weddings Break Vp
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A growbig number ol silver
Wedding anniversaries are
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30 years ·ago, acmrding to the c. ..... Bureau. About IS per·
cent of those Involve couples
wbo1ve been manied 25 years
male, aren't afraid to say my
husband is a bore, and feel
perfectly free to move on to
another relaUonshlp," says WASl!INGTOll (AP) -'!'Ile being olleerVed with divorce U.S. Mint pro-to put a -wt.ad ol champagne or more. Dr. Messer. .
Invention For'Artificialleeth
AlllW.leltli """hit S.ltat9llW..
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Cftlllll thlt bOlckdentuns u newrbef<ft-formtaneluticmem· bran. that Ac/II All/4 ,.,. ,. tk
,..,.,,., tiuttiu •/ ,.wr ""'"'"· It'• a ~ique ci*overy called FIX~ rtvolutlonary mQt1f on tbe ,,....... I~ the past, the marriages Fem1mst and sociologist Dr.
. reveroe sides of the dollar and ':'.""Cou-· I --~• 1 •-• lasted as looa as they did for a Jessie Bernard agrees. 1----------------~---
baU dollar ins to boooribe p ef uWl.I•·~. or as..,.....,~ oC. eascm -the "So r;any women used to be
2110111mvt:.ryo1Amerlean .llLtli years w)lo, Ill the"""' childre;;; moneyF prool.ms;--!rigbtemd···by-dtvorce ·Try .Satur. day's News ·Quiz ~ndeoce m 197f, Mint nugbt have stayed togethel' ~r public optnlon, fear. of a· lonely drear J ~ e.1-1, • " says Dt.
Director Mary Brooks hss.... the endl-,no matter how di. old age. People hope-for Bernard. But now they ... w-... Dare You dounced. , ficult or dull the marrlage. are. miracles, ~ counselors their friends leaving>hqine and .:/
The new designs would ~ say, to make a bad marriage surviving."
r<place the Apollo moon land-better. Many refuse to face\p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiOiiOiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiOii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;j
big design on the dollar and 'GrOteitag tltam• the fact t!Jey may have .made HAMS
the presidential aeal on the f>ers of -•re a mistake.
. ~..:i,°!'b~·a=~~ ~-tro0llfln ertL-~~.• IN A '111REE-y .. r study of change bas been sent to ue-•• rw: DHH~ 40 couples who were married
Congress. • ..,.____.._ 18 to 42 years before 1he "So Good ..• It Will
THE .PORTll"-of Pres!-divoree, Dr. Alfred A. Messer, Haunt You 'Til JU Gcmt!'
lU& now Ukely to consider s~g director· of the Fam i 1 y
life over ag~single. lnSt.itute ·-Atlanta, foun th4 HOT ,.,,.,. •• dent Dwight D. Eisenhower · bi d 1 s•1c1AL °" TH• •••K ~
!fould remain .. one· side of three-fourths of the couples SpJral Slleed CHEESE s159
the dO!tar cobi and that of THE NATIONAL divorce divorced wben the last child Whore er Ball ........... .............. "'-
President John F. Kennedy on rate is steadily rising, with left home: the haH dollar. one out of.~_.... marriages end-• Readf to Serve with Honey 1n Spice Glaze
'l1le blcentennial coins would ing up b;'4the Courts. Anc;I "These were child-centered • Spira Sliced From Top to Bottom
be 'rel····• for circula"on di famWes, where being a parent • We Package and Ship from ~ u late, first-time vorces are in· 1 !ant nd -'n-'inu July·4, 1975. was more mpor a Coast te Coast
o"'" •--e cr'"'"1"""' as significantly as ked t h de than be' g a Mrs. Brooks said the ,.J.. ....... e "'~ wor a ar r in e Full Service O.llc•teuen
"""IAU6 those in the first five years of 11 Dr M 'd in design will udramatically-marriage. spouse, · , esser 581 · • Import.eel Cheeses •nd Wines
show the whole world ho.w • Coterlnv • -• A Spoclalily proud· w¢ are, o( our m.. More than 25 percent of all 0 1'11ERE ARE growing 3700 I. c.... HStliwaf, c........, Mar_ 673_9000
dependence and freedotn-" She ·divorces flle<t todaY. involve numbers of women who are no 1 Ii.di wm .. 1 c,_. •tst•ur .. 1
,salO it.also will selve as a mafriage.s of more '1han ~S longer soci.ally ,and ,, 12221,.......,.,A~M ,Jl·J<l'l
reminder to peo)>le "who bave.~y~ears~,~co~m~pared~~to~ .. ·4~per~ce"1n~t -·~econ~o~m~ic~a~lly~,~de"!pe":n~d~en~t~o"1n~th~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
forgotten ~t ~ struggle we
ha:d in ~ming a nation."
A CONTEST to design
revolutionary motifs for the
coins will be conducted by the
N~tional Scu!Pture Society
among ·its membership and
the final choice will be made.
by the secretary'of the Treas-
ury.
Mrs. Brooks said the bill ·
would give the secretary of
the Treasury discretion to
decide when to discontinue the
revolutionary motif . She said
it is possible that the Apollo
and presidential seal designs
could be restored in the
..... ... • future ..
WASlllNGTOll (AP) -The Grades for tread wear and Some coins of Ibo present
RU l'DIAJICIAL llUlVlCU ........
lalo Depoolt .... TnTollon; ClllHk ..
NotuT ....,.._, llmaq Order., · r,
cop,.iq .. ...._ ••• -TIM ca.aw
Club aor,TlDI nf-11-.ta.oTH)" .. >',
Department of Transportation traCtion would be based on design wOOtd be ls.sued in 1975 hu~proposect to establish the comparisons of each with con-before relea~m;·c =h-
first national performance trot tires specified by his tennial coins, but Mrs. BrookS .
standards fer automobile tires agency, Toms said. was unable to say if , this
,. Sept. l~.19'14. Jligh ... speed .performance :par)ial prnductiQD could' result
,I Tlie National Jfighway Traffic .. 0 u Id be b:'a s e d ·OD '.In~ rare 1.975 coin t!>at'woold ' sa.ftt1 Administration would· performance on a laboratory be a collector's item. ~
~ Ure lllllliUfacturers to test wheel. THE NEW coins would.'!><
gr8cle and label their product struck at tbe U.S. Mints In
for 'tread wear, -and GRADES USED to Indicate Pbiladeipbia, Denyer and Sin
blglHpeed pertormancl'fu ac-tread wear performance would Francisco. The cost of the
cordaoce with the standards. be actual numbers specifying deSigh' change would not be
Safety·Admlnistrator thepercentageof ·con[roJ.tire· bib, Mr 'B ks , ·4
Doag)as Toms said Monda~ tread wear wbl~ the manufao-g : , . 1· roo ' ai •
I the ,lnlent ls to '-~ ,U>O •tunr·~· Ure ls capAble of
A)nerican · motonSt • buy the · .. meeting or es:ceeding. The · ·
-JXL<Sible tires for his lowest grade would rew~t
car .. " the Ure which prodUces less · 11".an 60 percent of the eontrol·
THE AGE!'ICY flrsl pro-lire 1reed wear.
.. Beginners
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5eptember, trn. The grading consist o f asterisks-five-1-J:....._,,yl!A .. ...wu 10 complex and polnt..tstars=with threntars-
canfusing, however, that' reiresenting the highest
widespread protests brought de and dash I about withdrawal of lbose IUI· gra ' a · repr_, · gested regulations. big less than 90 pereent of the
, '!be wely admlnlslra~ ~·nee of the control
"U S S E"Lll'O'R-F-;--
Germany .(AP) - A
joblesS bricklayer who
pretended to have a con-
cealed pistol used both
hands-to scoop up cash
thrown at him by a bank
teller, be help up.
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geoieral JlUblic comment 00 the grade would be Indicated by new proposal unUI June 4. "''lhere bas been much con-the letters, A, B and C, wlUt A
fusion. both wi!Pln · the Ip-the highest and C Indicating
dustry and among indiridu& the minimum level .o r '
A customer re a 1 i zed
there was no pistol and
hopped the bandit, who
wa!' arrested. ~ 00 bow to dif-performance as required by
f...mlate 'betwee11 blgb andr..:tbe::::.:·-::·==·~· ~~2~~~~~~=====i low grade tires," T-taicl.
"THE NEW proposal ..:-nts a qnallty grading .Ystent with uniform tests· by
whlcb 111-11iemcer car-tii'es.-can
.. melaun!d ... he added .
. 'lbe .... proposal -
, ~ tires for use on 13-incb,
lH>cb and ~incb rims.
Grades for each area of
~ woulll be mould-
ed into Ibo tire side wall. 'lbey
at.. ww!d be shown op a label
ai!ac:bed to the tire trtad.
,ms LABm. would contain
an eiplana"°'I of the grades and • statement that lbO tire
-·i..i.ra1 safety &tan-
T.HERE ARE MORE THAN 2000
SPARKLING, DEPENDABLE, USED
CARS FOR SALE ON COSTA
MESA'S .HARBOR BOULEVARD OF
dard&,.. CARS.
... T' -H RE!
THE NEW REGENT
HAMMOND OlGAN
Prenlrere Gala Presentation.
laci l-11t1nday, 7:88 ta 9:80 p.11.
., BOB HENKE
. ' GUEST AR:UST
AH Of11P Lovers ~cOrqi.UY lnYltN to an Informal
l't(llpflol't and pnmfir'tilf'tttntttlon or this 4t~ new
COOIP'!le<W H-ConlOlt -Orvon _ ... ____ Wilt!-..
outst .. atflst 11 lob Hink• on this rnagnlfktnl °"*""' this shcMltd be If' twn'"9 t6 remembtr.
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{lead Office: 6th & Hill, Los Angeles; with 12 branch oflioes serving Los Angel .. and Orange Counlieo.
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QUEENIE
"It'• not that I don't believe -It'• J111t that I wouldn't wan( to add to tj>e air pollution.'' •'
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Land Worthless
In the Future?
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This lltmt, ifrom oui''love end War man's aources:
Every doy lbat lhe malrimonlal engagement Is ·.-.iect
beyond m monlhs, the odds !t will end in a wedding cere-
mony dlminlsb. Remember C!Jat, young lady, U you really
want IO maJTY the old boy, 8Chedule yoor trip ;o tile allar
for tometime between three and six month8 after he says
please.
ON THE EARLY CAil8, -oovertngs were ldentt-
fted in advertislDg aa automotive ''attire." Usage shortened
it to "-tire." .Except in Scotland. Until
lately, !Ires lhere bad been called -· AM ASKED WHAT pniportioo ol
lhe men·botweftt Iba ages ol 25 and
M are single. Not quite ooe out ol
every elgbl. ·
REVOLtmON? Mosl of the land
will be wor1.hless, fairly soon, too. Ap-
palling ihougtt, wbal? ll'a lhe dalm ol a scholar who fears
Iba UpCOmlllin& energy shortages. Sooo, too 8000, he. says,
Iba clllr.en wbo -not Uve on a ma.ss -One w1ll be llolaled wllhoul gasoline or dlese1 oil. Fuedal munlclpall-
ttes, -tn tlleir •UlborilY by lhe royal federall.ts,
will contto1 Ill lrimlporlallm. Fliwiclal ~ will buy up
Ille outl1iDi propet1les lbandooed, And again will be8in a
rollli>g boll omi& cu peaam sons. I bequealb lbam my guns. • .. -Q. "YOU EXPLAINED lhe dlf!....,. between • star
and a IU(M!ISlar. Now what denn.. a Illar?"
A. C8n only report Ille show buslnesa rule of old. If
Ille ~ly'• name _.,. above I\!' tille, Al<\ chaJ'
•-Is a llar. If lleneelb Ibo title, a eupporting aetor. 'lbal 'WU Ibo' <UlbD in lhe gismorous, magnttlcent, RU-
pendouo.doys.~y no more.
GOOD MEM6JiY -Tests repealedly show a woman
II more apt JO be Qlpable ol reciting from memory a etory
which bas ju9I bOen read aloud than ill •a man. can ~
explain why? N.ilber Cllll I.
SCALP HAIR grows fastest on )'Olllll women between
agea 15 end 25, Ibo science boy8 say. And k grows a llllle
faster ln summer than in winter.
( "YOUNG LADY, il you're dreamlng ol marrying a tall,
fair-haired fellow ol unusual good loou, you're up agalnsl
pretty rough oddi. They run 13 lo ooe against your get·
Ung a six-footer end better lban lbree lo one against being
blond. U you'll 8e!tle for a sborl,,otocky, dark-haired cbsr·
acter, yoor d>ancea are greelJy wproved.
Addreu mall to L. M. Bol/d, P. 0. Boo: !815, N.,,,_
port Beach, Calif. 92660.
Life Term Plus
Coed Kilhr 'w Mediwre'
AKRON, Oblo (AP) -Lury
Joseph Viii bas been aenlell<ed
lo Jffe imprisonmenl end
ordered lo spend one day a
year in solitary cooflnement
"meditaUng" on the slaying of
a 19-year'i>ld Ohio University
coed lasl fall.
Summit eounty Common
Pleas Court Judge James
Barbulo Monday ordered Viii,
28, to spend every Sept. 20 in
solitary confinement ' ' t o
meditate on the heinous crime
you co mmitted on this girl ."
Via, convicted of flrsl·
degree murder a week ago in
lbe shooting dealh of Jene
Maguire of ·Washlnglon, Pa.,
met Mlss Maguire ·s.p1. 20 u
he hitchhiked I bro u g b
Pennsylvenll.
Miss MallUlre'• bqdy .....
found al a bljbway rest slop
north of Akron S<pl. 22, end
police said sbe had been killed .
lbe day before.
Court officials said that lhe
order was relatively rare but
pe rmissible under Ohio law.
You '!re cordially invited to an
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LONDON (UPI) -"And the
l<neast lot llOltb<rn Encl•ncl
la lnoest and rain, that la, In-
cessant rain.'" ••• "See a IQ.-
part dramalbatioo of Henry
James' navel ••• I mean
James' novel ••• -i'be Golden
Bowel' .. . • .Good grief • • •
"The Golden Bowl."
:wJIEN TRIS kind of thing
findl Ill way from the trans-
clence of the spokeq word to
the pennanence of prin(, It
means that Kermit Scbaler
has been somewhere In the
vicinity, both ears alert for
spoonerisms.
'Tu gre•teat
ICOt'k of the blrd
of A-.'
Schafer coined the word
"blooper'' to cover those
blushing moments when con-
sonants and vowels escape
from the cont.rot of even the
blgbesl paid pr.ofesslonal an-
nowicers. Schafer's collections
of American bloopers are
widely enjoyed t n corn-
munlcations circles In Britain.
Btrr IN BIS ...,., book,
"Pardon My Blooper," the
tangled toosil# and !reacher-.,.. ..._ .re mCstly British. .
A sampling: .
~'En usiasts from far and
wide ue up for more than
six outside the British
m m to get a look at King
Tutankhamun, the f a mo u s
munmy.''
-"Toolgbt's piesentatlon ol
-la COOJidered bv lllanY to ba the greatest work ol the bird of A VOii. ..
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Arrival 1'9 Se.
Jacqueline and -On•ri• {balhn photo)
arrived llund.>1 In P,alm -. Pia., a-.i 357.foot
yacht Cbrisliam (top) far - --Jten•wdy mother.m.hw of llrs. Onassis. 1lleJ loft -.;
by aiJl>lane.
-"One of the most ~-r~ponslb~ jobs In London:1P",...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...;;;;;;;o1
~la on the lhoulders of the w I N N E . 5 London booby , •• baby . , . I
mean Bobby."
-"Tonight on BBC Keith
Mlcball la starring l n
1 el e)'lsloo's award-winning
pmentalion of King Henry vm, a dramatization of the
lives and loves of this pro-
wcatmunonsrcli and bis sex
wives -that ii, six wives.'"
-0 Here in Engl•nd we have
an enti,rely different concept
of m.dlcal care than Ulal
whlcli they have, for Instance,
In Amertoa. Here you can re-
celw tuben:uloela, diabetes
and other dlaeases free ol
charge."
-0 Comlng down to an ex·
citing finish In the British
-la Jut year's winnel' Tl"ee
Levlno, Jack Nicolin and Tony
JackJouse .•. er. . . I triple
bogled Ula! one .. Of course, I
mean Lee Trevino, J a c k
Nicklaus-and Tony Jacklin."
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No craah diet•. No strenuous uen:ite --No ....,_ • .-. ,_ aie _. ..s dflnl:. . ··-··-···-
p,o,P. is ·• P"'G'"'" dfli9ned to bri"9 cM lw .... It • el .t le 0 - - -
·live' With ond •nloy, for nten ••• women ••• c:hldi• ...... ....._ '-lrf
fRR P.O.P, ,..,;o., are •ponwod toy the .......... 0.-~ -
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.HtU Challenger ---A man -., u Amarillo
Slim ha -tauled .. the
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pioJer, llince be bell ......
-lnLuVeps!OIDD!llbo
--be bse a cballeoger.
'"I'll pay Amarillo Slbn In
New Yert. In Lu V-or,
for tmt matter. annrbere ...
announced Manhattan
nor. In bis n>le as Archie
Bunker, we an •Indebted to
bbn !or belllinl! c:reete a better
undenlandlng of ~ of
varied soclsl and e t h n I c
bacqrounds IJld al the ame
Ume make 111 laup 11
ourselves,. said the club In
making the presentation.
Lorry ~ entered the
Assembly this ,.... with • vow
never to go lunch with lob-
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.. J• byl!ts. In fairness, the vow
P'Eo,DT E' bas lasted looger than most .c I.Jr. New Yesr'• reeolutions. ....... ______ .... Bui laced wllh the rulltles
---Jeb ."ffw'wpe
-'Wello, the --ol ...,.,... sill! 8UJ'o
...... "'him. . .
Oteldlo, 23, ,... a mara-
lhon. -poter -and sa,IOO Mooday wllb a final
band ol .. ~ -In wbjdl be bested the ~ of
. live oppcneni.. Costello liDed
• ~ stnlghl llnsb
with • face.down -ol spades. '!be olber man bad a
laD ....... wllb three kings
lhcrwlng.
* Cnnll O'c.-r, televison's
intolennl ArdUe Bonker, was
given the bumanllarlan awsrd
of the Southern California
Variety Olll>.
"Perbapl m other pencn
bas be<n able to -Americans the ills ol pftjudloe
• r...:.ln11y as Carrol O'Coo-
ol high expenses and low
funds, the San DI e go
Democrat bas Invited 300
Sacramento lobbyists to a
mooey-ralalng reception, and
bsrbor crulae In San Diego
Marcb 11, sn aide salct
lie said 1,500 COllSllluenll
were also Invited to the $100.a·
couple """plloo and $ik·
couple· harbor crul!e. So fsr,
the aide said. the only ..,.
e<ptances have come from -* Unlike G-Garl>O, Alredo
Aoello doesn't want to be
alone.
So the $-year-old widower
from Palermo, Slclly plans
to mmy again. II a It a n newspapers . reported I b a I
Anello's lnlellded ls 15-yesr-<>ld
MariaM&-.
'"l don't want to live alone,"
Anello .... AUOled .. saying.
Tutsday, Mardi 6, 1973 DAILY PILOT JJ ~
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I. Three times as powtrfull
2. Thrte times the soil extraction
potentl•ll
3. No hffvy equipment in 'fO'J' laMI
4. No eltctric1l 0< !lot water usogel
5. Totally pollution-frHI
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Chemicals
Threaten
SF Water
MELO PARK (AP) -Sall•
and other cbtmlcala .........
laminating water 1 u p p 11•1
from wells In many pOltl ol
the San Francboo Bay Atta,
the U.S. Geologl<al Survey
,.ports,
Tbe report. prepared by
David A. Webster of lhe
llUl'Vey's Menlo Put o!fite,
aaid chemicals are seeping' in-
to underground water layer•
from agricultural and in-
dustrial uses, organic W8llal
( ECOLOGY)
rn fertilizers and salt water
from the bay.
'Ibe tnrormaUoo was col-
lected over many years in ef-
forts to help land.use planners,
wning officials and real estate
developers determine land's
ability to accommodate ad-
ditional people and industries.
Wells in the Livermore
Valley, the survey found, have
been contaminated wJth up to
2,000 parts per million - a
level considered high by most
experts but not dangerous.
e Logging BUI
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A
forest practices bill described
as the "toughest in the nation"
has received 30-0 approval of
lhe California Senate.
The measure by Sen. John
Nejedly. (R-Walnut creek),
was backed by Gov. Ronald
,Reagan's administration. It
would impose permanent con-
trols on the logging of eight
million acres.
Nejedly said the bill "puts
cmtrol ol the foreats in the
public's interest while leaving
enforcement to the experts."
One feature is reconstituting
tbe Slate BOard of Forestry so
It would not be dominated by
logging industry repreoenta-
tives.
e Lead Content
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Tbe California Air Resources
Board can't regulate lead con·
tent in gasoline., the state
Courl of Appeal aays.
Tbe court upheld a Superior
Court ruling denying a n
Envlronmental Defense Fund
ODDteotion t h a t the Air
Resources Board c o u I d
_regulate lead as a pollutant.
e Edison. Bid
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -
The Kem County Boiird of
Supervisors has ordered the
county counsel to negotiate
with Southern C a1 if or n ia
F.disoo before seeking Federal
POwer Comml21sion in·
tervenUon On the relicensing
of the Borel Powerhouse on
the Kern River.
1be supervisors said they
would seek to include a stipu·
lation in the SO.year relicens-
ing agreement t h a t the
power company not t a k e
water from Lake Isabella
when the water level drops
below 110,000 acre-feet.
e Routes Asked
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Routing of buses from the san
Bernardino Freeway's new
busway along the "wrong
way" on two one-way
downtown streets is being
recommended by the Southern
California Rapid T r a n s i t
District.
The RTD said that the
routing, along exclusive bus
lanes, would help s p e e d
service downtown. With their
own freeway Jane from El
Monte to downtown, the buses
are designed to provide a
speedy alteinative to com·
muters.
The two downtown streets,
now one-way, would be Main
and Spring streets.
e Transit Panel
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
20-mile long San Fernando
Valley would' have its own
transit district under a bill in-
troduced in the Assembly.
Assemblyman Robert Cline,
(R -Canoga Park). said the
transit district is needed
because the sprawling valley
is "just not getting its needs
met!'
Under the bill, the new
district would include Hidden
Hills, Burbank, San Fernando
and a Portion of the city of Los
Angeles.
l£1'S BE FRIENDLY
• If YoU have new neighbors
·or know of anyone moving
to our ..,.., pleue tell us
ao that •te maJ extend a
friendly welcome end hel 1)
them to bee(lme •cquaintcd
Jn their ,_ llUJTOWldlnp.
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It's the fashion show for you who sew, Fu ll of wonderfully creativ.e clothes, all the news for spring and summer,' and a glimpse of .the new Qiana• ny16ns. Previewtnecpew.
patterns for sort dresses, shori 'and long. With new waistline interest. Pants and shorter skirts, with wrap .coals and jack~. Bare looks and new soft suits. Pre,vi~faf>rics
with fresh color excitement. .Th~ .b'ighter-palet: Whiles .and naY.ys, plus red, Lead.ing off ... the ~aftan.float We,~hose an easy Carefree pattem'.s~itched it uP in t~\i w';Y.~ed-:
dest of reds, and drenched •I W•!"·pretend .1ewels. 1V1ore;10 com~. 'Tpgelher, the p,attef'(ls you en1oy and the fabrics you ·depend on. Chosen with you in mind. Presented•to'i
in spire y6ur,spr~'1$· It's a sh0>V .r!>·", "'."Pn~(~ant to mi~s: F'~llowi~g ,f?af!i ,s~ow, Ms, Macy1 Hein of J-W,i5s & Sons Go. wiU. ~monst'..a~~ scissor~ .".1ade to cut,pol)il!s\erf~bricS:{
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It's Clear
i DEAR READERs: Remember the
" readei 1wbo·wrintec( tO know if be wouid
get wetter il. be ran In the rain' from one
building to '11Jl91her than Lil be walkt:d?
1 The. qt!eltioo was raised by a Notte
Deme graduate -said be and bis.bud-·
dies 6ad tried to work. it o u t
... mathematically, but oever·quite m~· it.
• Ha concluded, however, that the· faSter
· you run, the wetter 'you. get b_ec~'tbe more space .you .sweep per umt time.
-'l1len the gra~ editor • of the
' WuhiIJilon Post got· into the act with· a ~ eq111Uon· which ' I was
unable to cballenge becaU9e I ·can't keep
a -slralght, much-less follow a ~ doU~e .ei!uaUon.: ·
I was stunned by the number ot readers who ~ to dispute the
graphics editor. Here la a sampling,.nope
of Which' I comprehend, but which I'm jidbtlng jor you inath bulls. I bad no
idea oo many peogle, cared.
DEAR ANN: My hasbud who teaches
plljlics plans to oae that nlD qaeslton In
ldt aat exam.-Here's 1111 malbemaUcal
• ~ f ... sot.tng the problem:
"If,..._ twl<e 81 fut, you «>VV tbe
-... In 11111 the Ume. If the rain'• • Wlillll 81 u oacle, Wiiii: of It as haviQJ ·rTtl'lkll compoDelt which affecU how
1llllCb nil you get oa your bead and
sboaJden and a borboalal campoaent
•• -llfectl how wet you gel OD ,.., -er hael. 'l1le faster you ran, tile 1 .... ,.. wBI get .. your'bead.
"il Ille nlD Ir la1lJag toward you, the
-,.. tu, the leh rahl you wm get .. ,_{loll. If the rain. ~ -
boldM, tbe opclmal speed to l'1lll In order
to .... ~ Ille -of rain ... your -tor bad< II Ille bo ...... lal eomponenl
of tM -·· speed, Ill wldcll case yoa -'t get lllJ rain oa your back. II 'you
.... --Odl, yoo'D get -.. your hack. .Ji you ra falff, yoa'D get
nlaoayourlroaLSora-DOmalior wlllt.'' -JMB
From Retlclin1: Dear Ann: u ... •• 1
Blmplillff way to fl8"'t out who p:ll
wetter -tile gay Who Wiiies ... rvns :
Take Container A with sn opening
eqUiJ to lbe aru u[IOIOd by-a ·man from
lbe overllead poelllon. Take container B, wftb sn O[lellll>i equal to the area n· ~ by a man from front view. Have
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A and one O>blainer • B. Olntainer A
should have an ~lo the lQp, b>o-
-B an ~ lo-lbe fm+
George moves · f~ard at ~ the
. speed of Bill, .arrlvlngdn ball the time.
Bill's CootSmer A will CODWn tWlce IS
much water as Geofte.'s COntainer A..
But George's· Container B will coota1o
more than twice as much as Bnl'a Con-
tainer B.
. The contamera should be d'"igned to
approximate the curvature of the bodylo.
nnming form. ,VJSUllize the problem bY
supporting a string of spagbetll • In
vertical position. 'l1len you can take ten
lashes with lbe wet ~W for jumping
to a conclusion wllboiit the facts. -WET
From Atr Fo·rce la1tttate of
Tecbnology, Wrlglll-~ Air V....
BaH, Ohio: The solution of the raindrop
problem dependa on the sl1.0 and shape of
the man, the speed at which be nms ...S
the dia!clioo of the falling raindrops.
A ·fat man will get wetter than a thin
man. Also one will get w,et~· in-to the wind than H lie runs with wind.
The falter the rain falls, tbO !be
man should run. -H. C. , PJ\O..
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SPACE DESIGN CENTER.
1Frbm Ch 1 t'ha•m, Mau.t Dear Ann:
Who needs au that math? The faster you
run, the quicker you'D get ~. and the
drier you'll be. -JOHN·!. ROWLAND
DEAR JOllN1 ~ -,. Y-
I-WU Ille eadOfl .. -lll!Ml I'm
wltll YOU.
DilcoVer bow to be dlta baH wl-falllng bool:, line and 81akar. Ann
Landert' bool:lel, •Dau.a 00. and Don'll" wUI help you be'.,.... polaed and
sure of youradf on dltari Sood 15 _,
In «>In along with a Jong, s\amoed. lei/·
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BJ JO OLSON
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Gayle B~ bas a Job that would
drive manY women mad -among other
~ sbe•)las to sew' curtains for wht-
dows that· 11ope, dOsign casbloos for fr.
~ seatin( areas and pul wallpaper
in places only the nimble-llngend dire to
go.
The.Balboa Island resident does this by
choice, though, ·and that'• the secret to
the SUCC<SS of ber new buslness·venture
which is a sf!op ,special 1z1ng in interior
design for boats. .
Gayle, a. nalive of Co!Qrado, made her
lirat step. to answer the call of the ...
about 11 yean ago, ·
She had iilwaY. '!anted tci visit
Calilom!t 'and finally did when her mar-
ried lid« lllOVl!d west. "I always knew l
wanted' fO' S!ee tbe ~'" she said. .»<Jt
lnlr!gaed me to'read a1ioul IL"
Sh& admllil' ilia! sho wasn't too "-
In Callf«nia the lirat year sho was here.
But.then ocean fever struck and she was
hootf,!d.
SOLD BOUSE ..
• "1. bad soroe .friends ·who gave up a
bealltiful booi~ ·and bought a boat. 'J'lieY toot· me .sailing," she said, "and I im-\nedillteJi' fe11• in love with it. NO..· most
of my friends ·are-as.sociafed with 'boats."·
Several years ago she went to work in
the fioot oJ!ice·of a linn that did boat in-
teriors·and 'tbere She got her foot in the
door.
"'lbla lS'how !·started," she explalned.
'T«>ple would ask. my advice OD what
colors-aod.fabrics·to wie.""
She then went to worl: for another
company associated -wltjl boat i.terion,
and wbeo this company dectded to do
stricUy factory -~ her boss 'suggeSled
she open her own shop and do the custom
work be'Would be turning away.
Tali and aoft-spoken, Gayle has given
her business much tliougbt and has come
up ,with some definite pOUcies. "1 never
ask an employe to do something I've
never done myself," she said. . ..
This mearui she may be caught drilling
holes to bang curta1n·rods; measuring for
wallpaper or pounding nails in furniture
frames. But this gives her empathy with
her employes.
MORE MONEY ,
What are the trends in boat interiors?
'Ibey're becoming more like homes,
Gayle believes. "People are, spending
more money on interiors1 They are
paying enough for boats now so they feel
they should put more money in the decor.
"'lbat's bow a man sells · his wife on a
boat. He's interested in the engine and
she's interested in the decor."
Color selections depend on whether a
boat ~wner is a sailor or a power man,
she added. "Sailors tend toward blues
and power people tend towards yellow
.II!d .@Id . tones. That's pretty broad
though. P<ople are Individuals."
she is constantly looking for new ideas
to make boat interiors a lltUe more
unusual. OQe recent discovery is a com-
binlitlon blbacbl-rireplace that would add
iDlerest to any boaj.
She provides accessories and little
decorative touches such as tie-backs for
au1ains and imaginative trims and she
even bas carpeted walls.
Gayle's hackground II part of the
secret to her success. Her father, a con-.
tractor who built homes, often discussed
his work around the d1nnet table and
enlisted the aid of his artistic daughter to
work out color schemes and interior
design problems.
"I kind of grew up with It," she said.
"And I've always had a love for'art."
She took art courses at Mesa College in
Grand Junction, Colo. and had private
lessons in art as Well.
Openl.ni her own business w a s
"scary," she admitted. "The first three
monUts I don't know lf l slept nighta at
all."
She still is learning, she added, and
working "a good 10..bour day" sometimes
seven days a week.
But the challenge of operating Ondine
CUstom Marine Interiors is worth it to
• Gayle because it is the only way she can
reoch her goal of owning and living on
her own boat.
That will be a far cry from her first
boat -an old whale boat she bought for
$100.
Her parents, who still can't undentand
why she would leave the beauty of
COiorado for the couUlne of Califomia,
will be a little more ·at ease when she_
reaches that goal ·too, she said. "My
father was afraid l wo,uld take off for
HawaU. in my whale boat.".
Samples of Gayle's work will be on
display at the Western National Boat and
Marine Show March •t7 in the Anaheim ·
Convention Center.
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Travelers Map Out Packing Str~tegy
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Whal ltiod of mlleqe do you
get with your Wldtr-tb&teal
suitcase!
The ooe that Doh and Joan
Watkins poet "so lull ii needs
a little push to &et. llOder the
seat" may bold the distanee
record.
It's the only luggage they
take on tMlr three wttk trips..
each with such tempeniture
contr11Jts as MOVl'f Hokb.idO,
Japan and equatorlal
M1""""'5ia, Egypt and Scan-
dinavil or ~Moscow
and Turkey.
TbatJ1 a far cry from Mn.
Watlina' first trip abroad to
visit a college friend in Haiti.
She took clothes galore, had to
wire home for more money,
broug)lt bock mabopoy gilts
·for everyooe and worried all
the way about e1cesa baggage
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Now the vewan gJobe.trot-
leTI tell How lo Save Money
When Traveling Abroad, to be
presented by UC! Extension
from I to 5 p.m. Saturday.
May 12 In the Social Science
Lab on campu.•1. The fee is
$15.50 for couples and $10.50
f0< singles.
Topics include c h a r t e r
fligbls, other transportatinn,
traftl agent.a, itinerary plan·
ning, !lelection of hotels and
ttStaurants, shopping hints, moneY e1change and car rent·
al or purdlase.
"With t1gbtened security,
people think airlines frown on
cany~ luggage," Watkins
said.
"Actually. they encooroge
the trend becauae it saves
them millions of dollara In Joss
daim1 and ls a convtruence
for businessmen, t h e I r
primary income source. One
company • ..., ls r.designing
plane interiors to better ac..
commodate 1mall luggog•."
'nle carry-cm traveler get.a
through customs first and
saves time with a rtlattvely
short inspectloo. nie INlt<ase
!&sis loogtr bee•... It is
handled lesa.
"Tourists have three assets :
time, energy and money. But
when they arrive unprepared
In a foreign country, they
seem 3UJTOUnded by people
whose sole mission in We is to
rob them of these assets," he
added .
To travel prudenUy:
-Learn 100 key words by
playing a cassette while you
drive or do chores. "Knowing
'pJease' and 'thank you' in any
language helps."
-Make sure your guidebook
is up-to-date and realistic.
-Bring such t.radiD« ltenii
at chewing gum, ball point
pens and gold-plated dimes
"that look like Marco Pc>lo
jewels abroad." The Watkins'
traded a S20 pair of discount
store binoculars for a $200 rug
in Morocco.
-Negotiate be((M"e pc>sing a
person in native dress or ac-
cepting roadside assistance.
-Don't take valuables
("wear lhe jewelry . you'll
buy") or offer tel buy gifts fc>r
everyooe "t h e be¥,inner'S
greatest waste c>f time ').
-Know bow to bargain and
when to use a credit card.
Mrs. Walkins' part of the
lecture deals with boW to
c>rder foreign food, where tel
shop and how to ship it home
and when a wife should ac·
Graduate's Fan
company her husband on a
business trip.
She has written several
magazine travel features and
"The Turkish Diner's Die·
Uonary" -"a book that few
people outside the San Diego
Public Library and the U.S.
Club
Copyright Office believe ex-
ists."
Turkish menus evoke better
memories than Turkish rug
markets where Mrs. Watkins
discovered women are in·
significant, perhaps the lowest
fc>rm of life over there. When
a stack of rolled carpets fell
on her, nobody worried about
her -just the merchandise.
Both t h e Watkins em-
phasize what they call the
Passenger's Bill of Rights, a
summary o f litUe-lmown
details that a traveler should
get for bis mooey but oflm
has to ask for.
Recognizing tbal 7$ pen:mt
of the Americans who go to
Europe are r<peaters, the
Watkins gear their course to
put bolh novic:esaod--
in the right frame of mind.
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
lob Wotldns smobs
• -Ir Turtdllh pipe
n Join canll...,.
• -"°" •bout, ...
..i.llll>illty of using
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lnht canllMnl•I flights.
Raps Photo Pa_ckage Sagittarius: Surprise
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 7
LEO (July 23-Aug. ?Zl: )'Oii do,,... will .-V.. Doo't
eomplirafe is:sues..
Due
neutral stance.
By ERMA DOMBECK
Next Tuesday, my son
orders his graduation an·
nouncemenls and personal
cards.
I know what they are going
le> say when they see his order
for five · announcements and
five name cards. They are go-
ing to suggest be open a win·
dow, stick bi! neci: out and
holler, "Hey, anybody, I made
it'"
·Maybe giris are different
Maybe 400 name cards just
aren't enough tel exchange
with 400 of their most intimate
friends, but boys just dc>n't
seem to be that social.
1 remember how it was with
the graduation pictures. A
salesman spread an c>rder
fc>rm out before us and said,
"The package deals a r e
cheaper in the Jong nm. Here
is the 'Senior Swinger 's
Special.' For f97. you get 10
8 x IOs for parents and
grandparents whc> remarry a
lot. a head and shc>ulder wall
mural for your girlfriend and
300 snaps to exchange with
yc>ur classmates."
"Gee, I don't knc>w," we
stammered.
"Veey weU, here's the 'Dull
Average Packet.' There are
six 8 x 10s, a friendship book
fc>r your coffee table for your
friends to browse through, a
composite o( your class for
suitable framing and 200
billfold size pictures. Tbe cost
Ja $57.62.''
"I don't know 200 people
with billfolds," said my son.
The salesman stiffened and
brougb forth another package.
"We have the 'Loser's Kit,' "
be said brusquely.
"What does that include?"
we asked.
"A blurred negative fc>r yc>ur
parents and a bGx with a
single thank you note for your
gift. The cost is $47 .62."
Fc>r 10 bucks we figured
we'd be fools to pass up the
"Dull Average Packet." Now,
do you have any Idea how long
It takes to unload 2 o o
friendship pictures? Everyday
l'd pack his billfc>ld with a
dc>zen or so with instructions
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WIT'S
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tel "mingle and trade." Every
night he'd return with the
same dozen.
I packed them In lunches,
decorated the bathroom mir-
ror with strips of them, sent
them to friends wlw didn 't
know I wu married, enclosed
them with bills, used them for
bookmarks, picked our teeth
with them, and even con-
sidered wrapping a piece of
bubble gum aroun<t them and
selling them.
As my son Jooked over the
order blank for the an-
nouncements, he asked, "Wb~t
do I need with five?"
"Well," I .said, counting on
my frngers, ''There's your
brother, your sister, Mom and
Dad, and that sweet little old
lady in the church parking Jot
who asked ll I bad children."
PHYLLIS SILVERBERG
Maryland
Rites Set
David Deulsch of Newport
Beach will claim Phyllis
Silverberg as his bride during
ceremonies scheduled for June
24 in Silver Spring, Md.
By SYDNEY OMARR
"What is your definition of
astrology?" -Harry Korman,
Santa Monica. Answer: My
deflnitic>n is as f o 11 o w s :
"Astrology is that scientific
art which treats of the syn-
cltronicity between planetary
posi'tiom and mundane events,
including human character
and potential.''
Don't get too many irons in
fire. Finish what you start...
FuHill obligations. Dea1 with
Capricorn. Rely on experience_
Stick to what is familiar.
Older individual expresses in-
terest in your welfare. Be
receptive.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ?Z l:
Yc>u are impatient tel get
going, to er:press _..if.
However, there is unfinished
business. Aries may be •
volved. You need ammnq
It is necessary to find where
you stand in matters of secmi-
ARIES (March 21-April 19): ty, perman .. cy, future ;,,.
What appears easy may have surance.
S&GITl'.UUUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): Ttmiom are reliev·
ed. PJeaszot surpriR is Oil
agenda What !ll!C med. lo be
finarrial dead end bns out lo
be .mud'•"« msiJy ft:SIOlv~
Manoy -will bogin -plan .... ding!J. !peOa1 talents
will be _..,;ai.d.
CAl'tlKlOllH (Dee. BJan.
11): Be ~Rr Jlln1 beat
....... --Say -you mean -imm wblt JUD say.
• I k la bd•idaals are
apt to be in pidutt. Y• have
..... a59!ls than migbl be im-
agDed. l"znily IN"lnher comes
up with mlntim
AQUABIUS tJan. 20-Feb.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Man:b 2011
Projects which had been stal~
ed. will get going -you have
chance to make scilid prc>fit.
Key iJ' to bring opposing fac-
fions together. Utilize your ex·
trasensory perception. D o
what you know must be done
-doo't wait to be told.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BDtTBDAY you a r e m-
trospectiVe, selective, capable
of perceiving when something
of Importance is about to oc-
cur. You are able also to
gather and delineate in·
formation which is bidden
from others. May will be YOW
most important month or 1973. some drawbacks. App I I es IJBRA (Sept. %3-0cL ?Z):
particularly tel areas of Lie low. Time your moves.
partnerships, contracts and Avoid unnecessary rush. What
business license. Do some ~~ ~ ~ ~
thorough checking. C¥cle re-dependent, not arrogant_ Some
mains high but some persons have ways, means of toasmg:
are envious. Know it and ~ proverbial monkey wrench in
tecl your interests. machinery.. P r e p a r e ~
II): SpociaJ -p is == .. ~::ly.v::1-,.,&:::--~--.:~;;;;;;;;;;;::~ . .¥@::. ;;:-
TAUBUS (April ZO.May 20): conlingly.
off CID drrisil!llS There are ---....... to """"' to ligbL Relatm!s may baft disputes Majnfain
Open lines of communication. SCORPIO (Oct. 2 3 ·Nov ..
Air quesUons, problems. One 21): You may feel as if you are:,;;;;==u=F=F=E=l:--::l-:,:--::-=;;.I drogging an anchor. Key is to
at a distance Is making effort! ride with tide. Doo't force UPHOLSTEIY
on your behalf. Seek practical issues. One who taugl>t you
3 Full Service
Locations in
Huntington Beach
PRESCRIPTIONS e ,...,.. ~n e 0.11"'* Ut w At11' ,_.. ,.._, -"-c:&bs1 .
Wedding Vows Recited
News c>f the betrothal has
been announced by b e r
perentl, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Silverberg of Silver Spring.
Parents of the f u t u r e
bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Deutsch of Newport
Beach.
The bride-to-be is a graduate
of Northwood High School,
Silver Spring and now attends
the University of Maryland.
Her fiance is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School,
attended Orange Coast College
and now is studying at
California State University,
Fullerton.
methods c>f achieVing goals. much in past is willing to -.. T• w-t
Forget fancy footworll:. Step cooperate. Key is to ask -if Im~..._
ahead in direct Une."lben you ~--
accent achievement. ~= =:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~~~~~~~~~·~·~.,.~·~~~~~~~~~~~~ GEMINI (May 21-June 20): f
PULSIFER-HANNA
Hc>me in New York are
newlywed Stephen MacKintosh
Pulsifer of Brunswick, Maine
and his bride. lhe fc>rmer
Mary Christian llanna who
were married in G r a c e
Cathedral, San Francisco. 'Ibe
Rev. Jolm Willi:ims officiated.
Their parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Terence Hanna of South
Laguna and the late Mr .. and
Mrs. George Hale Pulsifer.
Miss Elizabeth W a I t o n
lefVed as maid d. honor and
Miss lll!l1se Marie Pickering
.... the bridesmaid. Richan!
Pulsiter .served as best man.
aod ushers were Nathaniel
Pulsifer and John Peirce.
The bride. a 1964 National
Charity League debutanle. is a
graduate of the University of
Arii.ona where she pledged
Kappa Alpha Theta. Her hu.o;.
band ti a graduate of Bowdoin
College, Bnmswlct, Maine.
THOMASON-PRICE
Calval)I Church of santa
Ana was the setting for the
wedding of LaRaine Leab
tqj:,,
FRANCIS-
'\.ORR el
Price and Rodney Carroll
Thomason.
The Rev. Michael Samsvick
directed the vow exchange for
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Willson H. Price o( Costa
Mesa and the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin ff. Thomason
of Fredericksbwrg, Va.
Bridal attendants were Miss
LaVema Price, maid of honor,
and Miss Laura Price and
Miss Corrine Marston,
bridesmaids.
Best man was Charles
Allen ; ushers were Willison
Price, Patrick Dennison and
Gary Wood, and ring bearers
were Scott and Anthony
Romero Jr.
The bride is a grad-
uate of Estancia H i g h
School and Orange Coast
Cc>llege, while her husband at-
tended Virginia Pc>lytechnic
Institute.
The ne11t'lyweds will reside in
King George, Va.
NEWELL-KINDIG
Making !heir home in Bal·
LOSE WEIGHT
THIS WEEK
Od1lnex c1n l'te/p rm,i btcOllM IM tth1
tllm pe11cn you w1nt lo bt. Olkfna It
• Uny tablet and tuily tWldowld. Con·
talns no d•fli•QUS drvp. No stamna.
No IJKiaf txtrdtt. Cet Jid o1 t1t*S
rtt 1nd U'tt IOnlfl'. Oclfine1 Im blM "* tue:emf11lly by thouunds al tNf1
UM muntty f« ! C ~11. Odrinu Pllft
mtl$3.25and tt'lt lar1tKOnDm'lln
25....¥• 1™111 loM u1ly flt or '°"'
....,. wlll bt1tf"lldttl !Ir~ dr11aist.
Ho .,ntlont nl!M, Accept no tub·
tftlUlft. Sold Wftlt llrit fl,lllfllltH br,
THRIFTY OJIVC,_O Ot~COlJNf .,1011'{.,
boa are Ronald Dennis Newell
and his bride, the Conner
Catharine Ayers Kindig who
were married in St. James
Episcopal Olurch, Newport
Beach.
The Rev. John P. Ashey II
perlonned the rites roc the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Wright Kindig of Corona
del Mar and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Newell of
Bal hoe.
Attendants were Miss Ccin·
Healthy
Ignorance
stance Kindig. Donald NeweU, When . to health Andrew Kindig and William ~ it comes • Fooshee most Americans know a lot
The bride ls a graduate ot less than they think they m know I says the Health Pasadena gb School and Insurance Institute.
e.mied a B.A ~m U>e Unlver~ Among the wrong notions
slly of Cahfonna, Santa Bar· held by most Americans are:
bara where she was a mem· 8 steady diet of red meat can
her of Delta Gamma and SheU cause.high blood pressure; the
and Oar. . primary cause ol diabetes Is
Her husband 1s a graduate eating too much sugar· rapid or La Habra High School and pulse fatigue lc>w ' blood
C2lilornla Western University press{ue are will-ning signs of
where he received a business a possible stroke.
administration degree.
Maka peace with one who
really ls your friend. Clash of
ideas should be encooraged.
You need not fear the truth.
Family member cao act as
mediator. Romantic interests
are not stable. !loo 1 fall vic-
tim to false flattery.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Avoid sell-deception. See
persoos, sltuaUons In ligbt of
reality. Accent It on what you
want to accomplish. One in
authority may be confused.
Placet plays paramount role.
Get facts stra]gbl -act on
than.
Pair Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. MDl<IO B. Sev-
ersoo d. Huntington Beach
have announced the engage-
ment d. thelr daQihter, Robin
Severson to Bryan Harris, soo
d. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Harrtl
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• 5 Auxiliary verb ·so ~o k>nger
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• force 51 Fur source
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• positively 66 Sportt
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• MartWqu• 60 Oneofa
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• FranchOt -81 Company
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1-poliflcian 64 Prepoeitioll
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20 Piece of 67 Jails: S4eng
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Peterson, Kekich Decide to Trade Wives, Families
FORT LAUDERDALE, F?a. (AP) -
TtamlJlll&I Friis Petenoo and Mike
Kelddl ol lhe Nw Ycll1c Yank ... have
"traded Uve•" lhrougjl • mutal ..-
-t that calll lor the pltcben to ... cban&t wPv .. and families.
•1t was not a wife swap," sald
Petenon. "but a life nap."
The lituation developed tut summer
when the Peterwons, Fritt and hil
wile, Mari?yn, and lht Kel<icbes, Mike
and his wife, Susan, were drawn
toged...-and began discualing the
-8>1llty ol an excbange.
'"'lbere have been laughs, IO"e.ID'll
and tears throog)loul tbls whole
th.Ing.'' said Keldcb.
Marilyn "Chip" Peteioon and her
two ...,., Gftf, Pol, and Eric, ~.
cbanged p1 .... wltli Susan Ketlch anr
her two claugbten, x:rtsten, f , and
Reapn Lelih. 1~. 'Ille amngement
apperenUy ""5 WOibd for Peteraon
and Mn. Keklcb -are still togetM-, but not for Keltlch ahd Mrs.
Petmon, who have -"'led.
In Rocklorcl, ID., Mn. Arthur
Moob, Marilyn PtUraon'I mother,
said: "Marilynls not..bappy about this
at all. She baa started proceedings for
a divorce, but ooly because he (Fritz)
wanted her to. Mike Kekich bas made
no plans for a divorce.''
"Sus.an was a perfect person for
me," said Petenon. "We will file for
divorce ln New Jersey under the. no
fault clauee.11
"Pele and 8uAIJ are vat for each
other," II.Id KdJdl.
"I thoogjll Chip and! Wert perfeclJy
811ited but thlnp developed and ...
began to butt beadl. She would have
been the first ol her lamily to get a
divorce. It bec•me too l'llUcll for her
and sbe began to WOIT)'."
The two lamllles tint swilcbed
places at the end of last seU011 and
then briefly relurned to their original
siual.ioos. After about 10 days they
exchanged placea again, tbls time
permanen!?y.
•'The point of no return was reached
Deeember 14," said Peterson.
"Marilyn llld our boys o ... West to
Join 111ke ID Calllbntlt and -and
the gjrla On Emt to mo. 'l'beJ -have_.i!nmiklt.
"'Ibis .... the biaosl docl .... " my P1fe, • be....-'Tm DOI&<*'&
bock. nan't,ao bacl:."
Peterson and Kdldl have boon
Yankees teammates for four ~
and lht two families have always bem
close.
Wben the OIChange developed the
two players advilled the Yanteet of
the situation and general manager Lee
MacPhail asked if they felt they oould
sUIJ function as toammates. They llid
they did and that satlslied lht club.
"1be players' penonal lives ue
their own," aald manager Ralph Hout.
BoydAdmits
Troy Will
Utihe Stall
LOB AllGl!U!:S (AP) -Bab Boyd, !be
only -"""'° -UCLA's baabthall -In Pauley Plrrillool, .... to be CO'!
alJoul -si,Je " -... ScMbem ' Ca2lloraia team -employ agaJnat tbe-
No ........
BoJd ..,....,, -""' Tlvjom, -!<rtbeN_,lm1lalill,._t
in -yam, will IPID apinat 1JQ,A this ~ u ?bey _,pt ID bolatl!r tbelr
~ 'Ille ---bas Ullle mn,.. lcr the Bruins. 25-0, ucepl
pride mn tbe7'Je '-led fllr Ille NCAA -Southem Cal, ... tbe other band, would
trade aO of its iwevioas 11 victories far
-against tbe -BiuiDs, -21a .. -"'~ .
"I -I Cllllld Id! you "" ...re going
to ....... the -and fall breaPt and nm wUb the-ball." Aid 8o)'d.. ''But I
can~ ld7 you that bean,,. I just doo1
-ii --. Jalm." Jobe 11'oodm.. silting ......,., "'*"' ....... and aid, "Wdl, why don't you
"1 ii, Bab?"
Wbm tbe 1"'81ftr •lhlidrd., Boyd cc.
llnued, "U we-nmnlng, lll<re'd be
•-and I can.,. that big fellow
....,, tbe ball, -the out2et -the odlir QY .• .I just can't let myoelf get
.cangbt op In thlnk"W lite that. ..
'Ille "big frllow" is Bill Walton,
ua.A'1 l-fool-ll ce1ler ""° hasn't loot a
pmo mn be n a junior 1n bi&b --'Ille slllP ....., to be a WOY ol life ID
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FRITZ PETERSON WITH WIFE (LEFT), SUSAN KEKICH.
Cleveland Sparkplug
2 Significant Changes
For HB's Big Leaguer
TUCSON (AP) -Yooth Is the byword
with the 1m Cleveland lndians. It reallY.
began 1111 year when the Tribe finished
fifth In the American League East
Division, H games behind the Detroit
Tlgets.
Stru, ft was an amazing improvement
over 1'71 when the Tribe finished siltb,
43 games behind the division winner.
Last year, one-third of the Indians'
lineup -when right-bander Dick Tidrow
was pitching -was made up of rookies .
Tbe otbers were outfielder Buddy Bell
and second baseman Jack Brobamer, the
latter ~ more like he belonged to
Ille 2o<al school team instead ol in
the major eagues. Maybe this is why
Brobamer, "Hammer" to his team·
males, was lht target too often ol enemy
base-ruru>ers. "F..arly last year I ·was really getting
killed on dooble plays," the 23-year-old
Huntington Beach High grad says .
"I'd always make sure I'd get the ball
in my glove first. Then I'd step Into the
Pl imtead of moving behind aeo>nd
bue. Man, I took some pretty good
licb." Brotiamer wore tile battle scars
through much of the season or until
manager Ken Aspromonte took him in
band. Being a former shortstop with six
major league teams, including the In-
dians, Aspromonte quick1y picked out
Brohamer's wroJ\g moves, but admitted
•.•he bad to get beat up a bit so he'd
Readers'
Hot Corner
Dear Sports Editor:
In lht Wedneoday, Feb. 28. edition of
tbe "White Wash" column Glenn White
staltd that Lany Lucas. principal ol
Bmrtlngton Beach High Schoo!, had skip-
ped RB'• "playoff game with Loag Beach
1'1117 bUt managed to make the party
afterwards. tt
understand better when we tried to cor-
rect."
Wben the Tribe reported for spring
training last year, Brohamer was one or
the least likely candidates in camp to win
a big league job, let aJooe a starting
assignment.
Unhappily for Tucson natives, who
have watched the Indians train in the
spacious Southwest for the past 2~
springs, it cost hometown pride and Ed·
die Leon his job. Leon eventually was
traded to the Chicago White Sox.
"Eddie and l were real good friends
from the first time I met him,"
Brohamer says quietly. "In fact, when I
flJ"!t came here I stayed at his home.''
Baseball being what it is, Brohamer
quJcldy turned bis thougjlts to the season
ahead and Insisted his goal this spring is
mainly to build his strength to carry him
through a ?oog, grueling season.
Brobamer is not ble$ed with ex·
ceptional power, being only 5-feet--9 and
165 pounds, but he is an exceptionally ag·
gressive bitter. During the first mooths
of last season be was up with the league
leaders before tailing oil to a final .233
average. •
"I don't like making excuses," said
Brobamer, "But 1 was really tired at the
end of the year, and my mental attitude
was messed up. I was bitting the ball
good, but. I wasn't getting bits.
"It got so bad I started bitting pitches
down tbe middle. It began to eat at me,
then I'd start to WOIT)' and that made
things worse."
Being lhe aggressive bitter he Is,
Brohamer likes to hit rough. This year,
though, be would like tb improve his
bunting ability.
"Last year I got so I'd enjoy moving a
runner over and lettlng a guy like Chris
OWnbllss (the Indians' first baseman
and Jeading hitter ·with a .292 average)
drive him in."
Meanwhile, Brohamer has made two
significant changes for 19'13. He changed
bis un¥onn number to 10 from 21
because "That's the number I had Past
spring when I was bitting real good."
The other change? He's grown a
mustache. That's to take away the
boyish, high school image.
UPIT-
THE HAPPY KEKICH FAMILY BEFORE "THE DECISION."
Sports Pogo Sd4'k -··-
Tickets May Go Fast
For Gymnastics Event
Russia's fabulous Olympic gymnasts
(men and women) will he at the Sports
Arena a week from Wednesday and an
anticipated sellout of 15,CXX> means that if
you hope to go, best get your tickets now.
GLaNN W\tlTI
WHITE
WASH
Tiley sell for 15, "· rr. depending on seat
locale.
Headlining the exhibition will he little
Olga Korbut and the exquisite Ludmila
Touriscbeva. Between them they coppod
four gold medals, two ailvers and a
bronze at the Im Olympic Games In
Munich.
Laguna Beach IDgb'• tenn11 program
b ... ~ bd the..,. and -.,, ol .,me of
!be other sporll al the Artlltl Pm-:
There bu never been a toslng leaDJt
team tlteft.
orange 00Uoty'11 31st annual Women's
·B<iwling Assoctauon cbampioo!hlps are
billed March U at Huntington Lanes.
Ceremonlea start at 5:llO with the lirsl
bsU to be rolled 30 mlnutta tater.
cbamptoa Verbum Del
ID three pr<vloas CPF pll,.n llb,
Corona clel Mar wn mateW _,.....
league nmnenup Instead ti ...,. cM:at-
ploo& -a great break. Addltleeeftf, Im
ill Sf.55 ........ ap1mt IMC -
Po!y In the qiwtaflnaPI, Cllwa del -met a team -..ec1 by D aUle ?aJio7
whlcb bobbkd ..,. ol Its tap,..,.,...
Al that, LB Po!y -Cllwa del
Mar by H polnla !nm U.. _. bllt -
cambed lo a djJpwpoi-wm2Nr «I
fr<e !hnWI ul U J_..i «ff-f..r
wbldl. p.e tbe winnen a hcb& _.
kept their Illar pbJ<r -......
late In Ille pme.
Tbe potent tennis duo " Rod Laver """ Roy Emenoo ts surely going lllmg tbul
far in pro tourney play. Laver beads bis
32.man group w!tli 20 victories in Iii
matcl>es. Emenoo is lhird in the same
division with a lH ........_. llel1n!en
Laver and Emerson is stan Smith with a
IM~
Co1t1 M-'• Davll Jr. mp IUGllly
defealtd Dwyer ol lllildlllfloll -. ZS.
11,lowlolhe~---
llllctoo -----meal 2leld al --Biiia-
BID Arnmboog's magic -lo lllD potent. The lormer CPF bnUlboD dwn-
j>iolJlhlp coach at QimpllJll 11i1Jb is ..,..
at Ptlm Sprlnp -and bis team there
will play for the CIF a.a AA Pl!le
Saturday altemoon at the Sporll Alona.
eonna c1e1 Mar BIP'• Paci:J -1n . Palm Splinp 11 25-t.
bnketball will be ~Ylnl Ill -Arm!trong'• 25-year -.._.,.
lesl Friday n?gbt 81 lbe LA Spol1a Area• n!COtd 11 l'IJo!LI. lie bad ftve CPF ........
when the Sea Klnp faee d~ CPF plonsbip teams 11 COmplon.
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tJaA-USC a••utMn.
TwU eo,d ..... ii to beat UCLA al
Pauley Pavilion, ....,. -and -ri-16, ..mg the slall only sparhJg!y In lht
!alter game. Other -in &,d's
...... years at Southem Cal ended with
UCLA m tap but not by much. Tbe very
first stall game in --up with Ille
BiuiDs ... tap -in overtime. eo,d said bis Trojans, -loot ~ to UCLA eailier this ......, "ha .. to Iring
the ball up court against -,.... bel-
l« than we did Ille last lime. U we sbool
well and-well we can make an ln-
~ pmeolil."
Wooden Not
In Accordance
' With NIT Bid
LOS ANGl!:LES (AP) -Southem
California bosRlbaD ooach Bob eo,d
said -., be .... bappf bis Trojans
..,. ll'lec:ltd to-'< ID the National
lnvit>liou-. At tbe11me llme,
Jolm.W-said be""' G(J5IOOOd. to rrry
post !!FNI play emept the NCAA -The two ._,.,. told the Soatbem
Calilomia 8a-.i Writers Association
they were respnu.Dle (er their teams•
poor ,,,., ..., the -against Stan-
-ml ...... lbal both wwld be ieady
fllr Saturd'll' --·· repPar -linale apinat -Giber. Bat Ihm the talk got cpricl:ly ID~ NIT, wlli<b named
USC along with eigjlt Giber teams to Ille ---· "We are ea::iled alJoul the pnspeds ol
"'"1lng in a -with Ille prestige <I !he NIT," llid Boyd. "It ri1 g;.. us
Mditimal naliana1 np••re and it wlD
be • fine _....,, for -~-· --Wooden, .bowe•a, slld. his rien m
pclll: •~ hi 111111 "'l think are tpte well --· Pr-. be aid, "I l«I that wbm the ae:ucm'1 ewer, the leUDll'I .......
lie did DOI ni<r lo the NCAA founl&-
ment. liDrle the uticmJ dmnqitmsbip ii
111e p1 o1 an -. be llid.
Soutbem Cal, -JH, loot to -· 5H7 Friday Dilb2 and Boyd said ii ....
bis fault his Trojans loot their .........
-. "We got into fon5 tnmb1e ., I told
tbem. to gD into a ._ defeme," Boyd
laid. ""'l'bm we bit oar IDl)femeut and _, set lt -omtil ii ... !Go late..
GOLF TWOSOME .
SHA.RE MV LEAD
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As A!blelic Director at Hwitington
Beodl, I am concerned that people
reading this maf draw some erroneous
conclasiOlls. Dr. Lucas has been principal
at OUT achool 1lnce July, 1972.
In that time he bas done everything
within bis power to totally 1Upport the
atblelk program. He has been especially
COll8Ciellll""5 about attending our 1thlellc
ennts. Because of previous com-
ml?me!!ts, Dr. Lucas wu UD1ble lo at.-
tend our ClF game.
Ferguson, Buc.kiler .Hit ·for Dodgers :
However, because ot lllJ ....,.,,, for
the ootc:ome of the game llld bis d .. ln!
to P1Y tribute to the coachlnl llall, be
attMded the post game party.
Thank you for the O)JJJOl'IUnlty to ex-
pms IJl1 feelings regarding this matter.
· Don Walker
A 1hleUc Dlttctor
VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Joe Yeager-~ bit u well but II o better
Ferauson has belted two home nw In as man on defense so far.
many days, yet II could be his defensive "We're certa!nly not COlnC to teep four
ca?dllng !bat boldl the key to whetbet be catchen," oll9erV<d ma~ager-WaU Alton.
remalm with lht Loo Ancelea Dodiera "We'll t:;g
1
,;e of the kldl and bave the
tor tho "'gular oeuon. other ca eVotJ dll}'.''
"I came to camp ,..c1y to ballle for Th< latter nlerenc:e -nl catching
lhat .. tcbln4 Joti," dl!dar«I t?!e 26-YW--every day at perhapo the top minor
old Ferauaon. a native of San FrandBcQ leogue affiliate. . .
who now reslde1 in Tempe, Arb. "I know Fergu&oo and Veagar are the "kids''
I've got to bit to win a Job.'' and Dtck Dielz and Chris Cannizzaro n
That Is true, but Ferguson Is con-the elder state.1men of the catching
sldered a hiller. On the other hand, Slovc department.
The _..,., •lttllJalel pnllel the
11kids." Dietl la the ..,, 1*ter' and
C.nnlmro the --catdMr. In the.Jntruquad pme .......,, BID
!IUclmer colk<:ted throe bib fGJ tho -
ond ~1 In 1 row to lead 1'11111 1-U'a
aquacl to a M ~-llia·l"!!P lfd
by Jbn 'GlllJam. Ffl1\iloo caotrlbutod lllJ !......,
homer Ill tbe losiQI! ......
Th< esblbltlon ......, for the Dodcm
s!aJU in Miami <11 Pl1day niCbl wl!ll
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Punched
Smart:
Rocky
NEW YORK (AP ) -"I waa
the ooly fighter that got
punched smar;t," uys Rocky
Graziano, wbo will take time
out from being the ilJW of
televiaion commercial actors
to land a blow for nosWg!a at
Madison Square Garden Fri·
day lliibt.
"Once in a whfle I like to do
somethhig for the I i g h t
biafneas which made my
wbOle life," the former mid-
dleweight champion said Mon-
day or his port In the Garden's
Roeky Grazlaoo N'igbt.
Rocky will box three on~
minute rounds with Tony Zale,
bis opponent In three tiile
fights , two or them famous
b r a w I s , after fotmer
featherWeight champs WWJe
Pep amf Sanily Saddler spar
three one-minute rounds.
Then, after Rocky ~ bJa
bit, will come the purse of the
evening - a for-real J2.
rounder between W a I t e r
See1ey and Sammy Goss, two
feather-weights who kn o w
their trade but need a box of-
fice boost when It comes to
'.
MILYPILOT .........
T~, March 6, iq73
For Muter
Aging Spaniel
Retrieves Balls
METROPOLIS, ID. (UPI) -
George Main, a ff.ytOM>ld
reUttd farmer. ii ready for
tome wanner weather and the
golfing,..__ So Is Tena, bis
~-female bl1ck ..-..spon1e1.
,..... bun"'! learned the
pme yet but bas a lot or sport
oear<hlng out the mlstaktl ol
the many folD at the Massac
CouDly Country Club course
nortb or Iler<. -
Pound lot pound, Main
btlleY,. Ttus Is tbe btal goll
ball bunting dog in the nation.
'"!be whole 1hin& starltd by
accident," said Main.
"I bad taught her to retrieve
a goU ball in the house from a
chair and behind the couch.
Then I toot her outside and
starltd 1111-owing golf balls inlo
the buabes and over the
garage. She'd keep bringing
them bact."
One afternoon Main and a
goUing partner loot a coopie or
new golf bans in a wheat field
adjoining the Massa<: c.ounty
Course. Main decided to see If
IJ'su could do her thing away
from home.
!O minutes", be said.
Main doesn't permit Texas
ca the golf course ror obvious
re&!Onl. Her hunting grounds
for stray bolls are the ditcheo
and fields adjolnin& t h e
course.
Main takes the golf balls
home, cleans them, puts lbem
In egg cartons and donates
them to the Metropolis High
School golf team or to friends
at the club.
"J'vt been giving away
about 50 doien perfect golf
balls a year for the last six
years and about that many cut
balls," said Main .
"She really has a nose on
her. She must smell that rub-
ber when the sun heats it up.
She even digs some of them up
that are only partially eXpo!red
and that must have been out
there for a year or two," said
Main .
MV Banquet
DAILY PILOT
JERRY TARDIE
Tardie
Promoted
Maler Del High basketball
coach Jerry Tardie bas tak en
over the athletic director reins
at ·Mater Del effective im·
mediately.
Tardie succeeds Mp.rv Bain.
who was recenUy released
from his contract.
Tardie completed his sixth
season as the Monarchs
basketball coach and guided
his teams to the CIF playoffs
for the third time in four
years.
selling Ucketa to a Z0,000-seat FOUNTAIN VALLEY SWIMMER SHIRLEY BABASHOFF CHECKS TIMES WITH MOVIE STAR KIRK DOUGLAS
arena such as the Garden.
'"I1aat wheat was almost
knee-hlgb but .,. -her out and she found 15 balls In 30 to
Missk>n Viejo Hlgh's basket-
ball and wrestling teams will
be honored with a sports
awards banquet Wednesday
night in the school cafeteria.
It begins at 7.
Tardie is a graduate of
Mater Dei and was the first
Monan:hs player in th e
ochool'• history to achieve All-
CIF status In 1990.
OWN DRAW
But Graziano was bis own
draw when he fought in the old
Gmlen ..
'"!be fight that made me
famous was in the · Garden
when I knocked out Billy
Arnold in three rounds in
1945," recalled Graziano. "I
was makin' Ute about $500 a
fight and it raised my whole
career.
"To fight in the Garden at
that particular time was the
big time. Everything else was
nothin'. When you fought in
the Garden you was in high
c1asa soc1ety as far as
fighting."
However, the thrte fighb
with Zale were not in the
Ganlen. Zale retained the tille
by tnot:king out Graziano in
the sixth round at Yankee
Stadium in 1916; Graziano
became champion by stopping
Zale in the siith roapd at
Chicago Stadium in 19f/, and
then Zale scored a three-round
Jmockout at Newark, N.J., tn
!Ml.
TOIJGllESI'
Grui.ulo OO!ISiders the se-
cond Zale fight, which he was
looing until the sixth round, his
toughest.
"I just happened to hit him
on the chin," be said. "Good
luck I did or I would have
been killed." >.. for the third fight,
Graziano remembered, "l got
the bell tnocked out of me."
Life bas been good to the
tough guy from New York's
Lower East Side since he quit
the ring. He appears on oc.-
casional talk sbon and makes
big money by doing national
television commercials, Dying
all over the country to do local
television commercials and
speaking, murdering t he
Engltsh language in the pro-
cess, to conventions and sales
meetings.
One lhin& that has not chang-
ed Is bis style. He conducts
business the w•y be !ought -
better-skelter.
Using bia frlelld Pep's bar
aa a rent_,,.. office, Rocky
makes the rounds or midtown
restaurant. and ban meeting
the people he needs to meel
Collegiate
Hoop Standings
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Coach Gives Sea Kings a
By !UlGER CAIWION unci<I' !be bucket delemlvely
and be'• a domlnlnt factor on
ollmae.
.. the tut -aplnst v..-ii.i.'-
-"Al for dof..,q Verbum OI .. _., .........
LONG BEACJI -.vertJum
lJe1 lllgb'I M ceote< Lew1I
Brown and Ju. Eagles leam-
mates COD be beateo In CIF
AMA wketboll oemll at Loi
Angelet Sports Ar<lll Friday
nliht.
''Olleml<e!J, I'd take Iha • Del, r thl~ lt'a .u1<tly 1 two-~" ·-~ a-man--· Here'• what Foerster, whoee
leam fell 56-55 lo Corona de1
Mar In the quarterfinall at
Long Beach, j3ys:
-~-· ~~· • crtat "llwewere~V .. l>Jm deal, but not strallhl on. I'd Del we'd Play a man deltnso,
take the boll lo ooe lide or the but we'd aag olf quite a bit to
other and make him move to gel tile ...,,. el!ect 11 lrooling
the bill. He looll, but )'OU and backlng Brown in a zooe.
have to make him lw'n and "V..-bum Del doesn't have
move lo Ille boll and try lo the outside shooting, with the
block the tbol. But I allo think .. ceptlon o1 Eddle. Wllllams.
So AY1 Long Beadt Poly
boop coadl Will Foemer, one
ol tbe f"" exp..-1.s llvlnB
Corona de! Mar a lhot at !be -ume defending C1F MAA
chlmpJoos.
"COrona cad beat Verbum
Del but the key 11 Caley
JODell. He bas IO bit wllb coo-
1lstatcy out.side and be ....is
help from MaU' K<oug)I from
!be oullide, too.
"And I tblnll c.irooa de1 Mar
can f .. t break Verbum !lei,
but c:orona can't hope to drive
he's been overprotected by the "ll you~! aomeone oo
officials. Williams I and drop off on
"With de c en I olficlallng Brown, I Verbum Del's
Diablos,
Chargers
Top Foes
The EaCJes bave Brown
Corona de1 Mar will have a ofJ..,.. can be lairly con-
good dlance at b e at 1 n 1 tajned.
Edbon High'• tract and
field contingent pulled out a
61--57 non·league victory "'"' boot Kennedy Monday after-
noon with !be help of a winning
mile relay team and a couple
of school records.
And Misaloo Viejo'• Diablos
had an easy time of U wit~
vllitlng Loi Am11os, 1heJling
the Loboo, IOt!i.·2611.
The Edl!on Chargers' relay
quartet ot juniors Charlie J en-
nings and PaUl Parker, Ted
Bauer and Sophomore Tom
Lloy took the fmal event with
a 3: 311.4, helling Kennedy by
10 yards after a standoff
through three laps.
Uoy clicked oil a 50.6 In !be
final 440. Mates Joe Trolell
and Dennis WllBon set school
marks In the high jump (6-3)
and two-mile (9:42.0). The
latter doubled with a 4,30 mile.
Freshman Colin McConnell
added a 9:47.0 In the two mile
for va1uable points.
Coach Bill Crow's Mission
Viejo crew grabbed firsts in
all but the long jump and shot
put In smother ing La Quinta.
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Mater Dei
Downed
Mater Del ·and Mlaioo Viejo
both got off on the wrong foot
in baseball tournaments Mon-
day.
Mater Del lost a f.3 decision
to Saddleback in an opening
round game of the Santa Ana
city tournament, while Mis!lon
Viejo fell 3-1 lo Rancho
Alamitos In an opening round
game ol the Tustin tourna-
ment.
Mater Dei took a :HI lead
only to see Saddleback come
from behind to tle the score
and notch the winning run in
the fifth inning.
Coach B o b Donterlly's
Monarchs have a 3-1 record
and faced Santa Ana V.U.y In
a second round game tod17J
Mission Viejo's loss dropped ,
the Diablos to 1-% m lhe
season, and set them In
against Gahr High In the
tourney's second round this
afternoon.
CORRECT PUTllNG PROl~S IY
CHAHllNG BALL'S POSITION
The Position of the bafl Iii rtlaiion to y0ur stance
can alfect the direction your putts will tako. (This
assumes that tho path of wur putter during your
stroke follows a path simifor to that sho¥tn in th e
illustration.)
Notice In th • Illustration that when th• ball is
played too fa r back in the stance (ball at ·right) it
is struck with the clubface tooking to the right of
target. The clubface strikes the ball before it can
retur n to looking down the target line .as it did at
address.
If you j>lay the ball too far forward (ball on left),
you won 't strike it until the putterhead has started
moving back to Inside the lllrget line and Is facing
to tho left.
Therefore, If you normally push your putts to
tho right, try playing the ball farther forward. If you
normally pull them te the left, play It farther back
In your stance.
Baseball Tourney
Lions Rol~ 7-0;
\V.,lmfnster Hlgb's Lions
remained unbeaten and ad·
vanced In the winne<'s bracket
of the ·Huntington Beach
Invitational baJeball tooma-
ment Monday with a 7-0 con-
quest of visiting Bolsa Grande.
Huntington Beach failed to
equalize Westminster's output,
however, and fell for the third
straight time in the young 1973
season, 7-0 to visiting Pacifica .
Wesmlnster's guns unload-
ed a 14-hit attack and the third
inning produced five runs for
pitcher Mike Tisdale to work
with.
The third iMing explosion
featured singles by Mark
Houle and Dan Accomando,
along wit.h Mike Tisdale's
double to load the sacks.
Coach Harry Hilke's Milalon .---------------------. Viejo team gave up three n1nl
on three hits and two erron In
the fourth inning as Rancho
Alamitos broke open a pitch-
ing dual.
Lone Irons f rom T~t Rou1h, Pitchln1 From Woods, Uphill •nd
Downhill Ues-thes• ind oth•r 'hots er• d•t•ll9d. for you in
Arnold Palmer'• booklet, "Trouble Shots." for your copy, send
201 •nd a st1mptd, seff.adcfrused enYelopt to Arnold Palmer, in
car• of tti• nftlpaptr.
Then Scott Bradley's walk,
Larry Walbring,s single, Tim
Richard's base hit and one-
baggers by Bob Hale and Bill
Whiteley finished off PAcifica.
AJex Gorgie of Rancho
Alamitos held the Diablos to
three bits, and struck out 10
while walking only one. Mark
Moffitt took the loss for
Mission despite striking ,out
six and ·walking one. · ltudll ........... ,,, OM 1 • lloc:kwell, 2b
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Douglass Snuffs Out
'Wrona del Mar, 2-0
Co ron·• del Mar Hlgb's
un1>ea1en recon1 1n baseball
became a thing ol !be past
MoodaJ as San Clemente's
Rieb Doaglw put !be skids to
!be Sea Kings 7'-0, with a nilly
one-hitter.
Dnuglass struck out eigbl
and Ollowed ooly a bannless
-• lielil single lo J I m
Davies. He walked two in a
strong performance.
Coach Marshall Adair's San
Clemente nine got Douglass all
the runs he needed in the
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singled, stole 8eCOOd and came ~::,.~ ,..1t.i ~ :
in oo Jerry Nelson's cmueeze J1n1an, lb l' ,' w"I w.llheor, II
bunt. An Insurance marker Yoder. • 2 1 Flll'llr, cl 1 I
was provided in the sixth Nt!SOI\ 2b :a 1 Dodd, c: 3 0 frame when Corky Fisher Dou!ill•u. P 1 o
Tot•ls 2l '2 walked, s to I e second and score ., 11111111111
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A three-run homer paced
Pacifica's rout of Huntin~
Hoop Scores
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It was San Clemente's first
victory of the year after a pair
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Quarter
Sales Up
At Collins
•
Collins Radio Co. operations
for the second quantt ol the
1973 ll!cal year continued to
show marked lmpromneot In
oroll~ sai.s and new orders, llobert C. Wlbon, prufdlmt
and chief e1f!oCUUV1! officer,
bas reported In Dallu.
Net lncom<.)or the econd
quarter was '2,0ZZ,000, or 4S
cents per common share, in-
cluding a n extraordinary
beneDt from the tu loos
can-ylorward ol $952,000, or 2S
cents per common share.
This is up from net iocorne
ol $1,030,000 for the first
quarter. Sales for the second
quarter or $81 million
represent an increase of 5 per-
cent from the first quarter on
fewer working day.1, Second
quarter sales are 47 percent
higher than the comparable
period In the prior year.
Hunt Foods
Names Chief
Of Finance
J, Edgar Spielman Jr. has
been appointed vice president-
finance for Hunt · Wes son
Foods Inc.
Spielman will be responsible
for all of the Fullerton-based
company's activities. As ftnan·
cial vice pjsident, he will
direct the accounting, teasury,
audit and related ad·
ministrative functions.
Spielman has most recently
been president of Farm Best
Inc., a subsidiary of Interna-
tional Utilities Corp. Re joined
that company In January 1969
initially as vice president of
corporate development.
Previously, he was with
sealtest foods, a division of
kraftco, for 18 years, where be
served as vice president and
general manager of sealtest
eastern division and in his
prior assignment as controller
of the sealtest foods division in
New York.
MSI Data
Cites Sale
Of System
Your Monev'• Worth
Work-related Tax
'Vnbelievable'
Ol!~NUI llllJN7Y
llAlllO T£ Lr l'HIJN[
f,f 0\'IC[ H"
Personalized • StyUsh • Effident
Order For Youroelf or 1 Friend·
Mey be used on envelop•• as retum addr•s
labels. Also very handy as identific•fion
labels for marking persontl items such as
books, records, photos, etc. Label• 1ticlc on
gl111 ind m1y be u1ed for merlcing home
canned foccl items. AJI labels ire printed
with sMllh Vogue type on fine quellty '!hit ..
gummed p•per.
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NASO Lltllnp for Mon.toy, Mordt 5, 1m
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Must Be Meaningful
Job Satisfaction
Part of New Age
NEW YORK -The aearcb
for eftlelenoy hH broogbt
AlnerLCan lndustey JhroU&b
many phates since the era of
Ume and motloo studies dur·
log the i.te 113&.l and JW!I Jo
Jhe IJJesl produc~ job-enrlch-
menL
Exp er l m entation wlth
human ens-.i.. or the
designing of producii to bell<r
1u1t and serve h u m a n s ,
became popular ble In tile
lMOs. Machine controls were
placed at eye level, lathes
were made sarer, lighting waa
lmpii;ved.
f'OUOWING IN the ef-
flclency continuum c am e
automation, the ~vent of
electronic control$ and other
devices aimed at improving
productivity by reducing the
human component of routine
activities.
In the 1960s, management
by objectives became the goal
of efficiency seekets. It was
argued that if the goal was not
clearly defined, and the steps
needed to achieve the goal
clarified, inefficiency was a
logical comequenc:e.
And now in the 1970s there is
a reaction to some of the
techniques of the p a s t .
Workers are rebelling against
piece work, Jac.k of personal
responsibility, repetition and
inability to use skill!. What
was once accepted for the
68ke of efficiency, ii now pro-
ducing inefficiency.
Absenteeism, tardiness, lack
of ambition, employe tumover
and poor product quality are
some of the manifestations.
And so the latest goal of ef-
ficiency seekers is job enrich·
ment.
Dr. John Drake, an adviser
to many blue chip cor-
porations on job enrichment,
believes that the rebellion
against the emptiness of the
work day is an understandable
consequence of two
developments.
First, said Drake, who heads
Drake-Beam & Associates, as
a nation becomes more in-
dustrial its workers earn
more. They satisfy Immediate
needs and have discretionary
income. Bul they want more
than money. They may seek
meaning in their work.
SECOND, CULTURAL
prf!fSures also develop. The in-
dividual views himself dif·
ferently. He sees himself as a
person of dignity. "I am
good," be 1ays in ef(ect, an at-
Ulude which logically leads to
"l lbould be treated as such."
Drake &eeJ aome of the job
dlssaUsfactk>n today as part of
a natural evolution of the in-
dustrial age. '1'he headlines
you see In America today
•bout the blue collar blues are
Ibo headline•. In Japan JO
years from now," he pid.
The Industrial progression
most lltely wW be toward
more humanest. ''There w1U
never be another Lordstown,"
he said, referring to General
Motors plant in Ohio that was
designed as a model of ef.
fJclency but brought resistance
from workers.
The teclmique of efficiency
in thia decade, be said, will be
to make work more mean·
ingful, and thus encourage the
worker toward higher pro-
duction and better quality.
To be successful, Drake
believes, any enrichment p~
gram must have t h e s e
characteristics: it is a com-
plete piece of work: it must
provide ~he worker y i th
decision-making control; lt
must offer feedback o n
performance.
WHU..E THE EFFECT is
expected to be more satisfied
workers, the technique "is not
humanitarian, but pure dollars
and cents," said Dr a k e .
"Everything we've done for
our clients gives a substantial
return." Many routine jobs already
have been enriched. In a
television factory, groups of
workers who once did simple,
repetitious jobs on a n
assembly line now take full
responsibility for the assembly
and quality of entire units.
At a polyethelene film plant,
workers who once stared
passively at controls now have
decision-making powers. They
manipulate the controls to
maintain quality. The end pro-
ducts is theirs. Production,
quality and mo.rale are now
better.
Job enrichment, said Drake,
is now in its second genera-
tion, with its sights set on
restructing entire units and
redistributing the pieces of
work 90 that each worker has
a piece of work lo call his
own.
. Middle management Is now
being enrichtcl and eventually
will be encouraged to use their
untapped talents to raise pro-
ductivity.
Reserve Bank Chief
Backs Computer Use
SAN FRANCISCO I AP I -
President John J. Balles of the
Federal Reserve Bank of San
,Francisco never sees his pay
check because bis salary is
deposited for him by a com·
puter.
"Try it, you'IJ like it,"
Balles urged at a newa con-
ference where he plugged the
services of the California
Automated Clearing House.
Balles said he also has sign-
ed up· for computer handling
of his monthly borne mortgage
payments.
PRIVATE TRUST
FUNDS AVAIUBLI
'O" "!AL UTATE LOANS
1•1 & 2:11d TRUST DEEDS S1.50D To 12$0,000
uP TO 90"' 1,0,1,N$ OH
Tl'IUST DEED COLLATEAAI.
N!WPCUW IOUIT't' AJMD&
Htwport C.nlt1
1!120 NtwPO<t C.nttr o"" NWport &Heh, C1llf. (714) '44-8124
Kids Like To
Ask Andy
"My wife was gone most of
the month, and I had to take
over the household accounts
she always handles with
dispatch ," Balles said. "That
convinced me it was wise to
eliminate all the chores possl·
ble of check mailing."
He said the banks and the
federal reserve system must
promote all possible electronic
payments transactions "or we
will all be buried under moun-
tains of paper."
He said the federal reserve
banks handled the clearing or
26 billion checks in 1972. Check
transactions have been grow-
ing at a rate that will double
the volume in 10 years.
"Jf we can't tum over a big
part of thls job to the com-
puters, we'll b e buried by
checks," Balles said.
Balles, who succeeded retir-
ing Eliot J . Swan as the bank's
president, declined to disclose
the amount of his monthly
Check. His salary won 1 t
become public record until a
Board of Governors report
next June. Swan's salary was
$67 ,500 a year.
THERE IS A FACTORY AUTHORIZ-
ED DEALER FOR EVERY POPULAR
ftfAl<E CAR IN THE WORLD ON
COSTA MESA'S HARBOR BOULE-
VARD OF CARS.
\
When
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company dinners? Do you find yourself
slighting your family's nutritional needs
in order to meet fin11ncial needs? You
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the financial pages of the DAILY PILOT.
Yes, Sylvia Porter can be a friend of
YOUR family. Her nationally syndicated
column, "Money's Worth," features im-
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concern over monetary matters. For ex-
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considerable percentage o"f your gro-
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TONIGHT'S
TV ffiGIIlJGHTS
l!llJ D 7:30 -"Daytoo'1 Devils." Spedali&ls
pull ol1 a million dollar bei!t at a Strategic Air
Command base. Rory Cllhoun, Lainle Kazan and
lalle Nlellon ow In this 1968 dralna.
, Kem' Ill 7:30 -Citywatcbers. Irvine's Lion
Country Safari Is featured on this oegment.
ABC fJ 8:30 -'"nle Letters." Three letters,
delll)led a year, bring news that dramatically
changes the lives ol nine yeople: John Forsythe,
Pamela Franklin, Ida Lupmo, Dina Menill, Ben
Murphy, Leslle Nlelooil, Jane P<>well, Barban Stan·
wy<lr, Leoley WBJTen and Henry Jones are featured.
CBS IJ 9:30 -"Crime Club." The fatal auto
crash of 1 friend's oon provided a Job for a mem-
ber of a Los Angeles organi!ation of public and
private Investigators. Lloyd Bridges, Victor Buono,
Cloris Leachman.
NBC CiJ 10:00 -First Tuesday. Job enrichment
-projects to make monotonous tasks more palat-
able for workers -is the subject of. a filmed re-
port.
TV DAILY LOG
Tuesday
Evening
MARClt6
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(jJ let lll•rl
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D _, <CJ t90) ""' -.-Conti. (corn} '62-Shh1'7 MltltlM,
y.,.. MonttlMI. Uj)llt blcaUM htr
director-husband Is toln1 to 1111kl 1
film In Ja!)ln with 1n unblown
Geisha In thl lud, 1 wilt dtcldts
lo cllslulse hlflllf ind try out fof
Ille ptrl
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Cl) Saltrl " Alhlfltwt 0 Whlt't MJ UM1
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ti) I Drt111 ti Je .. 111t
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fE)TM~Ottl OJ D Amor 11tftt Car1 dt M11jlf llD•-l!lM .. __ m.,..._
EE Movlt: (211111') "Klrd W.,.. (dra)
''3-ldl Lupino, Dennis Mot"llll.
l:XI fJ Cl) lllnll Aft-0 A «t b11r1l11
llrikn 11 thl lllmf of I todlJly
promln111t lst1IMI ftmlly, Mtlln1 off
I f1st-lllO'tilll MrilS Gf Mnts that
ltld to I dtt111.
DCDCIJl!lASCT .... ., .... ,
(C) (to) .,... l.tttln" (dfl) '72..
Thrt11 1ttten:, dtlt)'ed 1 ptr In dt·
livelJ', brlna: news tMt dr1m1tic1l·
ly th1n1u th• lives of nl111 peoplt.
1ohn forsytht, P11nel1 f11nklin, ld1
Lupino, Dint Merrill, Btn Murphy,
lesllt Nltlson, Jane Ponll, Btr·
b1r1 StlllflYCk, Luley Wamn 1nd
Heniy .IGnts stir. m Merw liirtffln !MW'
fE Ill "°""" .lolfftll
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1:00 m ~tt s .. rt
f1J 1'1• m .. kllld ltlt Unn
•JO 1J (IJ CIS T--(C) (to) "Crl .. Cllfr" (drt) '72-lloo/d
B1id1es. Ylttof Buono, Cloris Luth·
min. Paul C.ord, 1 m1mbtr al ttlt
Los .-,,aetes-bued Crime Club, 1
fraternal or11nlution of public and
pffia!t hwestl11tort, 1tt.1111pts lo
pmw murder or suiddt In tilt f1t1l
r.ar u•sh ot t lr\tnd't.JOn.
llJ-m 1t111r r,tt USMC m llad: lourul
(I ltvbta MUllCll
a!) Futival Mule.Int
10:., a ®l m nm '"""' "Job ••· rk:hment," 01 project• to mtkt
mo110tonovs tasks m<Kt p1l1t1bll
for worktrs, b th• subject of 1
flllNd rtpOrt
0 CJ) (I) a) M1tt111 Wtlby, lil.D.
1111 To~M Dance" A: 11e11tly de·
'J:lO IJ lobbt Wdlbn .. lobby prmed hlah school boy btco11111
Vinton 111ats. 1t1kldl1 lfttr tilt Mnstlus dNUI
(I) Itta••'• HtfOll of 1 pal. Oarrel L1rson flllSh.
0 Pollc:t Safpotl -A Bullat for lhl g ' BM'll llar1otf Pmentl
Gen1111" Dr. Locke uncovtn tn 11-m ID Nns
atuil\lllon plot 1111\en • wisltina 101· m (I ,... .. Sofia
t1111 dlanll•rJ Is 1uddenly stricken with 1 corontf)' ittack. £D Plltl~J: N1sttr and HIS O JmJ Wt5l Siio• Cius Conclusion of pra1r1ms u-
(i) To Ttll tilt Truth Plorlnr the teachinr methods ot tilt
(J) Tllh 11 Tein Uf• renowned ci11i!t.
0 Nlnltft $ Mevlt: (C) ('2ti!') "DIY· m Muthldl• lbiH1111
toll'I Dlw{b" (SUS) '6&-Rory Cal-hatJn, L1!nie J.tz1n, Uilll Nitlson. lO:lS D Nnr1
Sptcltl\stl pull oll I mllllcn doU11 10:30 tIJ Ndtalt'I Nl'Vf
~st:i=·~·u1r11 ES Netr1/Sporb
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m ~~=· (khot rn (I) ®l """ ED CltpatcMn "Llotl Country Sa-0 One Ste' BtJoM. fari" @ M1nh1I Dillen m Stlntl U, 111d Chnr 0 Movlt: (C) "Kot Rod• ti Htll"
(ID Co!Mdy (d11) '67-J11n11t Crtln, 01111 M·
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7:55 D LIUn W11•-tlp m brMr ltd Anlstron1
L-00 O CJ) MiuOI '1?) MlRlt RetM Show
O Los M!pltl CttJ lffrh Sdlool 11:15 tll tlftffl• J4
latbtblll C11111plon.tllp1 T11ms to l·!OO (IJ CSS ••· ~ •. bt 1nt\Ollnced 1 · ..... y,,..,., (C) '1lMll
O r..11n ~U;1t111n LA l•~•rs C.111 Branson" l•d'Yl '68--MlchNI
vs. Portland Tr11lbl1zen In Portltnd, Parks, Bollnle Belleli1.
Or1ron. 0 CD Cl) m Tt111perll11res Ri1-
ln1 "CrHpy·PffPJ" DI. Noland in-
!foduus 1 dllld p1titnt !O 1 ho<ror
film star with disastrous ruu11s.
0 ®l m Jollnll)' ClllOll Show D The l'TI:IOMI 0 l1J (I) !ill Wld• Wotd of !'.ft.
tlf'tlln111tnt "Jtck P111 Tonlt•" m Tt Tell tht Tnrtll
Rescheduled . lt«I m Alfred Hlttllc:od Pm1nb l\l NBC Tu1J41J MM: (C) (2tlr)
'1tlt Pmkttnft An1lyst" (com) '67 12:!0 D Newt
-Jamu CobYrn. Godfrry Cam· m Mevlt: "Dalrt Mt" (dr1) '47-
brldte. Join Del1ney. Grier G1mn, Richard Hart. m Hopn'• Hmt• m IHI Cosby
tE hrfJ M1to11 m-...c.n; '"'!DUDCil•on m c,. .. [JI "Powir Pll)'S~ m Aiu c:tl f'lperro m ....... : (Zllr) "TIM Fiptlna S.1·
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DAmME MOVIES
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IHI CJ) (C) -ti -· t>o<l 'Sl--lrtttr ~ M1dlaef Qoufll, e .,...,., Sftel" <mys> '54--0I" .. .,...
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1:30 e MoYil: .. Fb•d """"*" (dr•)
'51 -Rich1rd Baseh1rt
l:lO 0 "Did TrKT Meth Crvt ... "
(mys) '47-Sori• 11.erloff.
0 "l'IQ;p Oii South StrMr (lllY$)
'53-Rlchlrd Widm1ri, Jean Ptltn.
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btlh T1)'1of. 0 (C) "TIM Item lllffMtll" (clra)
't.4--St11111rt Qr1n1er.
11jl "Thty Mtt In lolllblf" (dr1)
'41--tJ11k Glbll, Rof.lllnd R111wH.
4:00 fJ (C) .. 1111114 ti tilt l11mh11
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Best Song
Nomi11ees
Announced
HOLLYWOOD !AP) -T!i<
MoUon Picture Academy an-
oounced nominations for 1971'1
best movie song today, three
weeks late because of a
· voting mllup. 4 The nomtnee11 :
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T1Ue ·IOD, of "Ben," Walter
Scbarf and Don Black; "Come
FoUow, Follow Me" from
"The lJtUe Arie," Fred and ::~=~t~l~==~ Marsha Karlin; ''Marmalade,
Molaues and Honey" from . .,,.
"The Life and Times of Judge '
Roy Bean," Maurice Jarre
and Marilyn and A I a n .
BeriJn8R; "The Morn in g
Alter" from "1be Poseideon 1
Adventure," Al Kasha and ~
Joel Hirschom; "Strange Are
the Ways of Love" from '"The • "·
Stepmother," Sammy Faln ;,.' ·t-J:
and Paul Francia: Webster.
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Other Oscar nominees were
aM01.ulCed Feb. 12. The best
song nominations had to be Ron Filian jokes with Jill Rimer in a schoolroom.scene from the Laguna Moul-
reballoted when it was ton Community Playhouse production of "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie " re-
discovered that one of the 10 sumi.ng tonight for two more •-eeks-'
songs under eomlderation was ----"---"---'-'-==.;~-==~-----t\------------
inellgible. The awards will be •
given March 27. c~ppo~Na!ed 'Family' Holds Ra~s Lead
Top Director
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The
Directors Guild ol America
made Francl! Ford Coppola
an offer he couldn't refuse.
Coppola, d1"!ctor of "The God·
father," was presented the
guild's award foe best direc-
tion of 1972 .
He received the award
Saturday night at the guild's
25th annual banquet.
"I have two friends.
A cat-and 1 nuderer."
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Latest Williams
Drama Tedious
By W1LLIAM GLOVER
!jEW YORK (AP) -Ten·
neasee Willlams meander1
through mystlc ..... of lyrical
m u m b o-jumbo concerning
human despair in "Oul Cry."
at Broadway's Ly c e u m
Theater.
On the credit side, the
dlstingulahed author shows
determination to find new
metaphors for old dramatic
fhalions. On lhe olher hand,
too much of this much worked.-
over text has the effect of an
overdose of sleeping pills.
The effort to be different
frequently too finds expression
in IUCh impoverished twists
as, "Don't count on what can't
be counted on," or "some
necessary things are im·
possible and some impossible
things are necessary.''
At a moment of presumed
tension, the terrified she of the
two-role opw calls out,"Where
is everybody?" to which the
he replies, "Everybody is
somewhere, Clare."
CLARE AND the rather an-
drogynously named Felice are
a sister-brother tandem which
has been trouping theatric
back alleys with companions
who have sudden1y decided the
sibling lwo are insane, and
hurried off.
The pa~ decide the shnw
musl go on, and a ptay·wilh-
play develops. The l>ou1¥1aries
between tbe two perfonnlng
levels are, intentionally, never
clearly established. The
theater ln which they ftnd
themselves becomes a sym-
bolic tomb. The· Influences of
Edgar Allen Poe's mm:n are
clearly at work in Wllllams
along with suggestions of
more soaring Willlam Blake
mysticism.
Peter Glenville, an English
eminent, h a s directed the
relentless mixture or obvious
and obscure with possibly
more private then projected
understanding.
OMINATED FOR10
ACADEMY AWARDS
INCLUDING tin PKTVll •HST ACTUSS LIZAMINNE~LI e
llR SUPPOITING ACTOI JOEL GREY llST Dfl:ICTOI' BOB
FOSSE. "LIZA MINNELLI IN 'CABARET'
-A STAR IS BORN!"--="
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blo -lar Ille or-. °""' Collqe Oommuolly SJ......,
Orthesba be ance M'ftlll M a
tnctlt capable aowaMn1er_
And he -llllde .. -innollllOOltlio--day tbat OCXD10 ••wRee a
loot to bill Mme! •• ..... •
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rutly ICIOOl'ded ·-· theOCCulilmium.
It WU. in everr ma. a n!lldltlon ol 'J'wd'I ... ..., ••
Concerto for VIG& aa d
Orcbestn and I cW"1Cl!!l&I a-
dlence Amply -.. -
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. , -.., llld his ambitious qaln lls abllily to lactle top
llilled • ""• hllr -• ' .,_,l>le ploA tbolr prcll18dll. lllgbl works in 1 ...,_ lhlt
lioa bolr -• t11e ~ Bnbmt' Sympllaoy No. t ta bringing music lovers in
.,._ bdwaa ueemdt ~ tbe Folsom Clftering ·ever incrusing numben to
ft - _ .......... 11111 ud ........i 1 long and the OCC auditorium.
-· "'11 00 • llie dooe ol _.,.,Ing 8llunooo lor1beso And a wool o I com-
tlle --• -ing _...,.. omateur artists who ::m~ 'i.,l/'!,,JJO!"i!, ':
----· llllt -... gi.ft .. -tingly ol their splendidly llepped Into the
: 7 .~ :--~· Jn~ :re~ lalenta In the cause oonsidarable breach created
....no -llld 1 era& by the al>oence or -_..,....... 'l1ley aurvlved an un-cert-Adrleme Get&«
F-tlljojod, II -~~lb~ CO~ :!:~ =r·~ • OCCIC wt& ~ on in the thin! and fourth have tbi1 artist in that very ~ a •' n Id tiailan with movements -an aUecnf important first dlair.
P\m 's m•11"* It -giooo1o and lllegro mergklo e Nonetbolas, we very much
.,._ ,,... _. ... tbaD In ...-mato that more than missed the etoclous Mn.
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!Wrl!!,i•c. -made ap ror 1 strangely bet!-Geiger. Sbols, weundentand,
._ • triu11•"'3t'ly tant 6nt movement and 80lne now back ~ Taiwan and :::._theln~ ~ turgid lxJw wort lhlt mamd ready to resume her
_..._ -~· Ille beaU1J ol a pert ol lbe """ disUnguisbed role in OCCCSO
·...---ond. affairs.
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PURCHASE this immaculate 4 bedroom I! you have an "&&e spread"
2'A bath ~tury Park borne in your famfty, this could be
• 1az'p« model in the the answtr. Located ne6l' $490 TOTAL CASH MOVE-IN ~ent with B>O IQ ft lhoppinc and llChools. S bed· INCLUDES COST
of Uvln8 space, tonnal dln-rooDll, plus covered and en. $195 ptt mo. Lease with op.-in&:. larae family room, c1oMd patio. Located on tion. In th.ls exdusiw aduU
hUge muter bedroom suite, large eu1-dt'-sac lot. Priced condo. l'OOlmu.nity (16 yrs.
1arp patio, boat I: traller at only $36,500. cau 847.rol.O. or older), 2 & 3 Br., 2 &.
1torq:e, with hand-made <»'fNTILt • fr'SFUNTOllENUI Builden close out ~·
wrou&ht-tron 1ate entry. I S19,900. 3 Br. from m.soo . ~ ~ .. w~~~ ~: l~~~~·~l!~~'~·~·jl~l~\~t~ .",.7
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2 Bedroom + 2 Studio ApU.,
Palm Springs nr shops &
schls. $37.500. Trade -eqty for incpme or home,
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CO.ATS Owne• traosl. Go,....... 3 1A SUPER SHARP HO•tE
bedroom. Family r m • , I YOU HA VE NOT SEEN -
WALLACE bonus room. Fireplace, rear Just llated • Beautiful 3
RE •LTORS living rr.1.. dinlfll rm., bedroom & family, fully "' built-ins. brk $36,950. carpeted &. draped. Luab
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Open Evenlnga OWNER must sell. Sharp 3 landsce.p\ng. Local.eel near e 926-4454 e bedroom 2 baths family school and lhopptng. NO e CALL ANYTIME e
646-3928 or Eve. 545-3413 ·
rm. Ftreplace, d!irlng rm. down payments to vets, al
Euy--care yrd. No down ~'l50.StC>-ll51 Open Eves. G.l.'a. bric: $34,750. 919-2390. SIX UNITS ·
• , • on Jara;e lot, Eaiitslde
Costa Mesa. $72,500.
~-~ ..... HERITAGE Lachenmyer :
Realtor
OWNER anxious. 4 bdrma, 2
baths. Built-ln&, fireplace,
dinin&' rm. Family rm., . . REALTORS
patio. In Mesa Verde. No 1 '!!!!!!!!!~"""""""""~""I 3 BEDROOM down G.J. brk $34.1'0.,, SELL OR . . . 11om •• , Bath, doubt• _,540-=1m=. ____ GI Repossession
FORECLOSURE!! """"'· oew "''""ta. fresh "Forec:losure Excell•nt location n e • ' Pf.int. $27,9:50. markets, Catholic school &:
Yea that's what lender .aa.YI· Roy McC•rdle R1•ltor PenclilHJ'' c bur ch . Rep a 1 n t e d
Ownerbe'-""""""'' must .. n 1810 Nowport Blvd., C.M. 3 Bel 2 Bath '"""'""""'-3 -2
...a"' next payment!! 3 548-7n9 nn., baihl, bull I-in kit c be n,
'bdr, 2 ba. Home in beautiful 1..,.,...,...,.,..,..,. ..... Avallable. tmmediately ~ ftttplace & dbl car Kar&f''.
Irvine. $33,500. small depoelt and credit Can't beat this for onlv r I Assumable EXTRA·EXTRA c1>o<tc. Tolal ...,..., 1s down payment
V .A. Loan. this Is a "must Read All =•,J"' month. FmhlY ~.H~~ ... ~Red ' About lt!I '"""'"· '=m a1ao ~ ft--• •Mnu , ._ •--' for Mom. Cloae to all ~ n.ea.iton 11'1'11"'
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PRIVATE LUXURY 5 oari or 4· I: Den, loads of Pina and schoola. VA loan ot Xl4l Wntclltt Drive
$35,950 extra's. Excellent location. 7% aMual per rate. $3,500 Open 'till 9 PM
1.A>Cated in best Costa Mesa , Deel,) shag carpets. Water will take iL call
area-This home is fud-10ttener, new paint on ex-
d en_ c 0 u r tyard entry-terlor. HURRY!! Submit all
Rodiron gate-3 big bedrma, ·otten $31,950. O wALK ER & 1 H
opacloul family kitchen, All Terms Reallon 54S-9491
sep&rte muter suite • CaU 546-8640 Red C t Open Eves.
Value priced-Call Red Realtors arpc 4 BR Mesa Verde $55,000
Carpet, Realtors 546-8640. 4 BR 2-story, S.A. $3'1,950. * Newport Heltht1 * 12 UNITS 3 BR, bonus rm & xtra
Fixer Upper COSTA MESA C.M. $37,500 4 BR. den w/~et bar. Owner 3 BR. pool, H.B. $33,500
.. u 1 .. No vacancy problem with 4 BR. take over FHA ~rn.ER HURRY'• ' these good Euts:lde units. loan $29,500, BALBOA BAY PR.OP. AllfurnishedexceJ>!ownen 3 BDRM. v.'On't last. , ~ bedroom unit Low H.B. $24,CMXI * 642-74~1 * maintenance • nice. poot • 3 BR, Windaor condo, VA no
CAMEO HIGHLANDS paint«! In tt>e lul 6 month•. 2":;a 1 hxlay :ii·:·
lmmac 4 bdrm oome Ocean Prke $115,CMXI. Call 54&-1600. • ~~ : FHA • •
view •• Access to 3 Private INVESTMENT DMSION. REPOSSESSIONS
beaches. $73,500. Open house OPENTILl• IT'S RM108E HUI WE HAVE LOTS, LOTS SCA~ooo REAL TY ~ 1rn•il~ill wm. ,:~~.;., inc. * 548-1290 * I -~~~Ii~-* 842 •405 * Sell idle items . . . 642-5678
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car· garage. Good rental Io-
1 ...._.,.... 1~ -~-on Ruby Ave. Priced 11! Call' 673-3663 m«J86 Eves. , ..... _....,... __ __.
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r•-· ·~ t' •~ '65 IWinunb>&' pool! 184.500 O• ~1111.:. ton -best ofter. 90% flnanctnz"
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3 balll ....... GcqeouJ pool
w/bmtaln. Breathtaking
ocean v I e w • Excellently
priced at Sll9.500. El a I n e
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0.sslllc•tlon 525-530 A MODEL HOME64 -~:i.1235~---'4~·~·200~1 1
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loll md -Dollars have been exquisite-EASTSIDE · · ly spent on upgrading thil
O.ssifiufion S50°fiiSS oversized 3 bdr, 2 ba home, Extra roomy 2 bedroom, 114
both inlkJe and out. Fan. bath. condOminium. Nice I --JI 1• J . tulle landscaping. Price In-private patio, cI... to lovely . . eludes three spectadtlar pool and recreation. room.
• • ,Cl')l'1tal ehandellen. When All tor '2J.,950.
ct.11if'1c.f1on &76.680 you see thla hoUle you wl.lt
I l~ 1>ey 1t. Located adJao<nt to • C01:ATS
...._ ... ...,...~ beautitul i;':J».sreat area.
0-lflcotion 600-699 Call 54&-86411 lted Carpet, • WALLACE Realton · REAL TORS I "'"" r• JllJJ COLLEGE PARK .-10pon--1si..,,-..~~~lnt•I
0.Hlficotion 700-710 wow. TWO Sl'ORY. wtthl!!!!!!l!!!!W~ES~T"!C"!U'!'F~F~"" "tUper 20' x 2>' master .Wte,
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• • • • . and kitchen eetlng area. 3 BR & lam w/pool, vac., Classification fOO 8!4 Terrific family h ome, hllt $56.500 •
------• listed al $3$,iEiO. • pool bea -~[ l~ Oall 541)-.1151 3 BR .l • uty '81.-. -.,. s....,. ~ l BR A taro, fun blne. ,... 169,900.
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Classification 900·9 I? in a.ta J!~ 3 bedrm~ ~
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Classification 91 S.949 54S-8640, F1neet e q \\ l Pm en t A
CONDO rr. h Quart 3 waterfront k>caUon. 35 YI\ '
AutMfwMI r.!\. bdrm. 2~ ha. Pool, dbl tor bolt 18le1 • repatn.
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MOOEL HOME MOVE QUICK!
CORONA DEL MAR-$72,500 FOR SALE Nice 4 bdrm. 2 Ba, block
A rare find! Early American tri-level in wall fence. hardwood flooni. PLAN 21 OPEN HOUSE Ailing $28,500. By owner.
cheerful yellow & white ext. Canyon & ocean ALONDRA $19,71111 611 Acac:bi vacant. 6'15-3>89
view from tltiJ very charming home With 3 3 BR . 2 BATHS . FAM RM TUES,. nruRS Ir rnI. OWNER 3 8d (1-twln tizc) 2
bedrooms, rumpus room, 2 baths & bobbf HUGE MASTER SUrTE 2 BR + guest quarten. ha., xtra lg. fam. nn., trees,
rm. Quiet & peaceful. 'The view is an lnsp1· 1 year Old! Submit Offersl • Lu...,.iouo C.rpot """" R-2 "" addiliooal 1 ~S32~.'"'soo'"/~01!'1..-'-'.-'..,_==· __ 1
ration. I Upg,..dod F'-' Tiie ~ ~500BAYFRONT Fountain Volley
Drive By 536 Hazel & Coll 644-4910 $38,950. A real charm $29 900 ln beautiful • Dr-4 yr old 4 BR. 3 ba, cwdom· I :.;:::::::;.:...;.:::.::::!---I
10 C N 01o.1 c 900 h Om e · 3 bedroom's .' · . e Wall1Mper & built . $20,cro price reduc-FOR SALE BY OWNER B A Y ..-.104, large covered paUo. on lrvme. 4 ~m's, 2 P.••lling • • lion. Call 1or •J'!'< s year old Beauty Just N.
View of patios from all rooms. Great lo-quiet cul-de-sac. Fire-baths . Dmmg room, e Air Cond1t,..11ng 675-3000 of Mile Squ.,.. in Fouotllio
cation. Functional plan ln this home w/4 lge tlace, fa ml!,!i ~m. built·lns, dishwasher. e Huge I.Gt vaney. • Bedrootn5 dowo· bdroom.s. Family rm, formal dining rm & 3 •--e c p • "'4ris, 2l4 Ba-fltt-
m• Baycr-l ba'"· --•-rfu! u i l t ·ins th dWl· Owner transferred. rur overod •too -•··e. ulillty room. ,..... ~~ . w~. w~ island kitchen, 3-car gar. h M e L lh L...isc....._ ~ Gold shag carpeUng. Quick possession. was er. any ~al sumable VA loa.n. Only u ,..... fenced bock yanl. Separate
You'll enjoy tllll lovely FAMILY HOME on 29 AUGUSTA LNE. OPEN DAILY l·S 11eatur54es. As2sumab e VA l'Ao years old. Needs e ~:'k.:,S DOWN Open D•ily l.6 = li~~'::;
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a secluded atreet. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, PAN· oan. 0·17 0 ulck sal 540-l'l20 • _,. 4'20 w Rd 2 Be<h and ELED family room with double fireplace ''Our 21th Veer" ---------q e. Occupancy Mliy or June •'fM · ~~11.:i....000
.. ~"""' 5l6-0t70 Unosual custom borne. 4 -..11.e ... ~ morn . ....,,,,....,.
plua many cualom featutts. Large fenced WESLEY N. TAYLOR co •• RHllOrs -lam rm, lonnal din-By appolntmem only.
yard and patio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $63,500. 2111 Son J041quln Hiiia Road Has Everything! Sure T Please' 1ng nn. walk-in pantry. Too • 531-121J • • • e • ''Overlooki"I Big Ci1nyon Country Club'' Including a low price of O • , many items to list -come & OWNER de aper ate. 4
Welcome surprise NEWPORT CENTER, N. B. -.C910 $31,950. Verysharpwlth $33,750. No down G.L's. !•re ;.,n ~n_.,., ... ..... =,;!."'.'r.-r~:.".~
General Gener•I lovely yard. Room for Great 3 bedroom with 2 'ft t ~ S Dl.nin& rm built tr.. rur
on the goH com:se l ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lboat & camper .. PaUo, baths, secluded rear liv· :::;, "':.:•:
4 ~ I I llvlog. r:i.-~. 1><1< 11 ~ning room, built-ms. mg room. Brick fire. home 1n cb*e ODI ua. S34,S(X) :rur-w•~
FIJ'eplace, secluded rear plate fa mi I y room. Loooly ..... """'· 3 ba"'"-l>Oll V. nA!llCJ.JK OWNER lranstnl. • bdnJI&,
.living roo"!. No down Mode~ built·lns. Car· ~~-_,_,all ~ ~Dl.T~M 2 balhL Family nn .. dining
terms available. 54(). pets, drapes. Recently ~t:;klknm. enn=: a:,c: ~-1:.r F= ~:
1720 redecorated. 540-1720 ship and materials are the ..... mi-nn "Rec" room. brk $31,.500.
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BEAUTIFUL SPANISH style home on the
J2lh bole of Mesa Verde Golf Course. CUS.
TOM carpets & drapea, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths,
family room. WET BAR, 2 fireplaces, din-
ing room. Beaut. master suite, and INVIT-
ING PATIO facing the Golf Course. $84,950. • • • •
AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
REAL TORS 644-7270
General Gener•I
LARGE BAYFRONT
A NEAT ONE-Zuper clean 4 bedroom on
a pool size lot in WestcliH/Harbor Highlands
area. Great days! One of the best houses in
Newport Beach. Roomy family room with
massive fireplace adjacent to country kit·
chen. Take Santiago lo Estelle lo Anita. It's
neat, ahh! At $89,900.
UNl9UI HOMIS Of NIWPOIT IU.CH. MMSOI
A lktl .. el Mar• l"4y
REALTORS
2955 HARBOR BLVD ""°"" PJ>.000. 613-8'liO. Coat• -* SURF'S UP * • °""1 '·"'"'"'"' .. _, IOc CAN MAKE 211 minutes to beodo -3
'"'CO==S..-T_A __ M_E_S_A-=-_~540-_..:.......:1..:7..:20:..:..._1 ~ lflfdfft . t~-.;~ ;.~~ ~l ~·~1f:.:S~
General Gener•I ---bednn. family room, over $2'1,950. DXl sq ft. Has a bonua nn li1rwln ,.•lty inc.
GALAXY VIEW
4 Bedroom; 4 bath home. Beautiful decora-
tor fumisbin~s included. Large, covered pool
with roll·bac ·roof. ................ $245,000.
BILL GRUNDY, RWTOR
341 Bey1ldi1 Dr., Su~e 1, Newport Beach
675-6161
p1 ... a pooltable, in the Del (714) 9614405 (24 hrs) Cerro area. Lef ~ make a
deal s.. lhis and more 1or 6 BDRMS + POOL
And )'Olfll find a neighbor to only S3T ,500. SUper sharp. 4 Baths, formal dhrlng, farm..
be proud of! Best In LIOO Wm. McCabe, Inc. ly rm, beaut. cwitom pool.
SANDS. Bklck lo beach. * 842.4405 * Comer lot, expensive c:rplB
POOL. Upgraded an d --"-=~=""--~-&: ~ 2700 811 rt, onJy 2 ~ 3 bdnn. Submit oo MESA VERDE yrs. old. mm.., 536-25fil
$44.500. Xlnl -........ Br GINNY MORR SON home on cul--rle-uc, 2 Ba. HuntingtOn 8Hch
-rm. -·-:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;;;:=~I •***• ...£BAJ..TOaS.. hearth frplc, custom dbl • *CiM* ---""°"carpet tbruoot. FRANCISCAN * •v.,.. nr. F..u1, deladoed ........ Ige FOUNTAINS BY
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HUGE RUMPUS
HOME General General \
on exclusive Unda Isle. 5 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I jf;;;';~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'""!!!!!~=':'."""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I ~ ~~=.~ EASTSIDE COSTA MESA General General
fOpen Ew:ninp) PRETTY AS A PlcruRE on The most luxurious homes in
3 BED 2 BATH -lined -. em,. 3 !he ....._ 2 Slory, 5 BR, 3
-$400.00 bedru:im, large: rooms. BA. When you enter )"DU
ROOM :;""~~a:""..:;';;,.,::l; NEW LISTING! II
beach • ....,.. court. An ex-Quiet elegance in this quality built home.
cellenl value at $189,500. Located on a large lot with shade trees.
HARBOR There are 3 BR.; frJ>lc .; complete electric
kitchen. Priced lo sell at $34,750.
·CORBIN-MARTIN
REALTORS Call Anytime 644-7662
~ JOU want room for a pool
table! 'Ibis bee.utHul home
features 3 bedrooms, fonnal
dining, dlannlng kllcht.>n
and family room wt1h I.med
brick fireplace and a 1300
sq. tt. completed rumpus
nn. Situated on cl.d-de-aac.
near .lldloola, beach and
shopplng. Prictd well below
replacement oost at $47 .500.
For additional Info, pleue
phone 548-%'13. General General
Ol'EIHILO·ir$-TOIEHICEI IF THE SETTING I 1--------
1 ll~ftillil Yo'~Jh!~R!A~VE ~~E~~ c~~::sA . ~-~-~--~!!!••!!J!!]:.,~~~I with this 4 bedroom 2 bath for 80flte lucky buyer com-New on the Market. Near
S.....W: B-lhl Mesa del Mar b om e. pletely redtc01'8.ted interior. Schools. 4 Bedrooms, 2
1""1.uli19 •-•· r Manicured grounds com-Large spe.rkHng lrltdien Bath!. Bii Di!mwuher.
3 bdr 2 ha. spectacular blned with new paint and with eleetric blt·1ns I Paneled Living Room. Good
court' yard ~ntry, better covered patio really make spaciow: bright living room Location. Excellent starter
than new coMition, only 2~ this 1100 sq. ft. home caprell & drapes & Home 1or Large Family.
yrs new!! Landlcapinc like splll'kle. Just 4 block.!! to all fireplace. 2 batha. Floor $29,500. Call An y t I me ,
a pork. HiJ<hly UPll"'de<I· ochoob and priced only plan offers ex c e 11 en t 64W<iii.
Owner .. ,. brtng an offer.. $35,9'0. l\n'n"""' arrangement. Well ADD MORE
HUNTINGTON
HARBOR
97 FEET ON
THE WATER
BEACH v .A. appraised at $216..900, of. dream kitcb. 10' ll 12' f:ami. view the sptral stalrcue and
fered at $26,500, it bas ly rm, many, many custom kwely ti.le entry plus tbe PROPERTY bullt-in ki-2 car f<alures, huge -lot, ""'ke~ ftvlng mom and &r-
garagHlock wall i...,, • • loo& ...... brick. Enfe>. mal -· ,,,. ---· Newport! Seller is in a Huny Call briner's patio &: a budget able all elec kitch opens into
OCEAN DUPLEX! ldvesb:h Red Carpet, Re a Ito r 1 price well under $28.500. a large family room w/fitt..
bargain or ~ outs d& 54S-l640. BKR 962-5511. • place. Large patlo w/unbe-
Beautiful 4. bedroom house light. ~ block to the sand. lillbol lsli1nd A HONEY lieovahle ldscpg. Too many
made to order tor relaxation l.OCATION •• LOCATION! FOR THE MONEY xtras to lid. Priced beJow
and entertaining. Large ".lit Take advantage • can now BALBOA ISl..AND, 4 Br. z Just got it! Eastside 4 Br, ~~ ·owner tramferrtd. down" wet bar, fireplace, <'Al!,....,.~ 1~ Ba ~ 96IH456
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dr and -ea. lamily rm. by """""· ~ • .,..,,.. 1ot. "'-'° F•SH. ION cu om apes carpet-OR f19,500. 65-)lll 8Chools. Only $30,500. Call M
ing. This borne has emugh 2·STORY BEACH HOUSE• · ,. ..,.., SHORES room lor everybody. 3500 sq. JUST REDUCED! A f~ Balboa PenlnSUli1 CJS Real F..state
ft. Very open and 11pacious. steps to sand! FURN-548-1168 $1.f>,000. Call 546-2313 for an opportunity to inspect this ISHED! New carpets. Fiilm· OWNER ~ imne, im-
ho ily room. Big ta.mn,y living P 4.1 , prVYed to ptrlection. Best ~enL II• ff'S FUN ro BE NICEJ at cozy cottage price! ANX· CDIJ 111 ... Mesa. Verde area.. 3 lrg BR. IOUS -out of state seller b --d 1 ' 1 1 ' dressing room, 2 full baths ~II ~ =i:e~ ~ ad-IT STEALS lHE SHOW ~ ~ ~r:~:
I ~ bay (nd Yiet from bltlm.,. JW'Of" trmeped, encbd
this 1.....-y, 6 BR. • ball! yard $44.IOJ. 546-0!111),
nautically-orienred b o m e BACK BAY _ '""' 1,;,,, •.Up. s:mooo cusToMIZED HOME Gary Knax ' · $31,.000 3 Br, l"-Ba. elec
COUNT THE • 644--• =..~ ~t.'~
EXTRAS Bonus R--c Mo van.,. Drcle.
One ol !he ---areas. Walk to bmcb, beaut
streets. 4 BR 2 BA, eke
kitch, 6repl, intttcom AMI
FM thruouL l..ar&e pe.do,
shake •root. Real ~
home. CAIL 98M456.
Courtyardentry,gamenkit· Bo H orona del r SPACIOUS Mesa Verd-elo;::~~~~~::::ill::::li:I
chen, !onnal dining room, nus ouse 1HE beauty ol open bemn ~ 3 BR. 2 BA. frpl, I 1
Excellent East.side Cost a eating area in the kitchen, Thi~ 15 the boU9e tor enter-cell's., plush pUe carp.. loa w/w, hop F/R. A steal SUPER SHARP
Mesa Fixer-Upper Unlls. vaulted beam ceilings, tam-ta1nm~ .. ~ 22 x !16 bonus or M'.IOd & g1am. w/Jce. $39,!fiO.. Sfil-534; $24 000
Thi• won't laat lo.,.. S35.9'0 Call 54&-li880 (Opeo Eve>.I IBDd9caped. Only 142.500. UNITS
. All terms • 5% dn Gets Call 673-8560 •
)'OU in!! .. ·"'" HERITAGE 546-8640
Red ea,,..~ Reallon
THE BLUFFS
Bay & Nlte Light Views
$72,500
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end unit. HJghly upgraded. OvmP.r must sell R-2 Jot 65'
Gorgeously appointed. 3 x 135' near N e w p o r t
bdrm, 2.,. ba. Q u l c k Heights. Should be able to
poaenion. Broker, &M-1133 construct tri-plex in this
days or eves. prime area. Only $18,950.
Fut resulta are juat a phone CAl.L ~80t, S 0 UT H
call away GG-5618. Sell kilt ltemr ... 642-5678 COAST REALTORS.
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Presently 3 each, 1 Bed· ily room with fireplace, dee· room IS tin.i.sh@d. The home bednna:., 3 ta•L pJaa mocb * REP ROS • · Sharp 1
room. 2 Bedroom and 3 Bed-orator wall coverings, 2% features a 16 x 22 family more mDz this n e w HaJecrat $27 950 & othen Here it la fDlla: 4 BR, clean
room. Total Lot is 66 x 305. baths. Honest, thk is more room, extra ~-~ living ~ bit. home probah4t tbnxJut ~County. cau a.a a pin. Real nice area. All
With Approx 990 aq. It. than ju!.1 4 bedroom home.
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Variance Parcel will Aecom-We would Jove to shaw 1t to bedrooms. batlls, car del Mar. 644-04 2 BA & big bdrmL Patio, 2
odate Addltjona.I 4 Unitll. you. $52,!m. garage AH for $52,9'JO. Call * BACK BAY • $29.950 * car pr I: all fenced yard ~~.~-. '!;'!'. ~ •. 900. Call c. F. Colesw......... Today ilti-m; B-y Owner. OJJL ~~ ~· !'!..owner. 3 BR w/lrplc. 11,250. dn and po,yml> i...;
,..,_IJ ... ..,.. ~ •••••1 OF£NT1Lt•nftM1011ENIClfl /double .......... -. ....e )'ud w/cov'd patio. than l'nlt. ~ Realtors 64-0020 D.R. Del"'"' F.R. ,...,. 641).<na; '"'64IHl227 If I~" "h·u Sha •sharp• ~ '!':'"£~ 'r~i:=-.. ~ rp. • ~:·,"!"'""""' m..&l!i -~ m-0144 . 531·5111 ( =1 ··1·5111 !!!:Eli I~~0~e 4livt1: ! !~ ..... • wQda. JtmUAed-Immac trt~ l l!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ ...... B!/
··-·-' uM>rl hrick fireplace, pan-DUPLEX Br. a.mtr'1 unit. brJa. A STEAL
tuQtW.ltT Of'"' COi.WW. co. elect den, IUM)' yellow kl!-THREE CAI A 8arpin. 2 A: den ... 2 m.-. Act. ~4" 4 bdrm .• s b&. tam. nn. lully
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SHARP CARMEL MODEL
net&tborbood. Take the time ,., bedroom,. a bath home.
to see both of. these, one .,,21 Beautitul froot kitchen mm-
pdced al $40.500 and lhe ~ · plete with double oven and
other at $0,950. Call NOW, ~ 11 , Indoor s.a.Q. Great loca·
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Uttle Doll Hause $49PETE BARRETT
$Z4,000 -REALTOR-3 Br., 2 Ba.
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Macnab-Irvine
Plenty of land here to IP'OW your own vegetables and
fruit. Pay just sm. per tn().
on Ulh VA resale.
3 bedroorm and family room -Shows like a model
home! New carpets, quiet cul-de-sac street, large lot, Realty Com
room for pool. PEEK·A-B~EW
Nlce3--lngood
location. Hu tamllJ' room
and dining ....... °"" ol IChoob arid ~ Pallo wilh BBQ. VA
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for a quid< ate. #7,l(jl). '*'nn. $691000 FEE Custom· bu Ill 11pllt·level.. 4
PORTOFINO MODEL Real!on 5'5--0465 BR, 2 both. T•miced gar.
Like new, 3 bedrooms, family room, bonus room/sleep-Open Eves den in woodsy lttl.tlna. EX·
ind loll Car ts th t S anlsh m.. try and bo =-"=-----·I dllngly dttftrcnt al S19,500. e . pe ruou • P ....., en nus SPIC N SPAN Loi. Egan 6ff.6200. 1!;17l
room. Gorgeoull beauty-v• r y
$71,500 FEE apacloo1 s b<dnn, 2 b81h Macnab -Irvine
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Call Red Carpel, Reallorl room" 2600 "1 fl. $39,:;()0. K!NGAARD R.E. SU-:dD.
833.0780 I -· Term" By owoer 546-lnl The tuleot dftlw lrl the Wmt. ~~~ ....... ~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dally Pllot Want Ada have Need a "P&d'"T P1ace an ad! •• ...a Oallv PUot 0......,.., r--_ barJlalM p.lore. C.All 642"'611. Ad. 64H87S.
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"""-........ Unlun. 360Apt .. ,....... MO ... STANTLY MAMA'S """.. isa l !!!Pe'!'!"! intne N port• c11 Newport._,, · ... > 'R' ' . umrs. s.a ..... , ••. MARINI! SERVICE .:;";;;;;;;;;";";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;..:;:;·:· :;;; .. :;:;;;;;;;;;;I APPIAUNG GET·A·WAY .~ ...... -whlfowaw -11"• ••• s • CASADoO..Rlry 2BR.,1u~.u1-~-· • ~ .,,. ' 1' • lSl9 -V.: •i -· 1-!..'...". lil£"llowll m.nn l BR., 11:.' ut.:Z.-ii5 BEACH UVING '
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• • • le 1hls "Olme Hllbtr" $23,900 - -r-~-' ~~----·--a -ot Our ~ ; BR., 2" bt.tbl $360 =~~~i..: 2 BR., 1 .A. NEA.R PRIV. ....,..._, -w-. -+ -3 BR.t.t.m.nn..2balhl (Now YOll CCIII Afhrci)
oo a city lot. Rlcbty 3t Sunshine dwl t. ....ey lor BEACH & CLUB Proporty 19 iAJ:t:::T.i.!" br>nd new, Turtletock Im FURNISHED
pointed 11!ruoot, s BR 2 , -·~-. •·~ •·ht ••• ~Lido -ol Ulal 1"D L~•:n-1711 -or -~10 GARllEll GROVE • 11«9.50. 4 BR., 2 ba il85M50 BACHELOR APARTMENTS w1w-__ _.....,. ~-· .... --, • •· F. ·--. ---~ --· _... ~ clean 2 BR. • BR.., f&rn, rm., 2~ baths ...-•l'J!b. drps. Wire J)!ltio >OU ,..,.,, to .,, -· • -~· ·-Pt.US -+ 1 ~ From $195 wtJire me. seuer will ~ Carpell " drapes thruoaL ~"': .:. T1,;,.!i& ~ N-Bhd. E.::: i::: --Wtll -:r ... Ille~ .. -=~~ ~ Turtl<-$425 ONL y 2 LEFTI OOlirO for new lln&nclni· u.., kl-n with Pl Wn!ly or beach bomt. c.M. -tah'± rL FULL SECURITY SYSTEM
Call n~. ran.,. Cou>lt)t ·-· l'!<.500. Clad ... \\byta ... r .... -111·111 "*-·-N--AN AREIM-111S-2 BR HEATED POOL or tho BEACH ' NEEDS · "8"1-""' 01 1191""" e 644-24311 e ::O,:"""' • IBS ltlVIEllA ltEAL'l'Y -uio. new. Opll, Elevator Annual Lease CLEANING • . ...,d.._ •--., -=.:· -· Baby Adults Only, Sorry No Pets
8rlna ,_point -anc1 *EXCLUSIVES* -!!!'~ ''SINCE 1946.. LAS BRISAS i:l.,...r and make a real Realtors 5i5-0165 2 bdnna. 2 bathl. 151;5a1 ~ -.:::..""'-• -..:: BUENA PARK · 4 BR, 2 BA W 5515 RIVER AVE., NEWPORT BEACH
steel on 3 BR, 2 BA. f!repl, I-=<'~~-=~~-·:,..,--Leue/optlon. SAN CLE,._...., ~ _.., ---~ ......,• bomt. ll!l5. 0 o u b I e :i.t .. 1ern Bank Bldi· bltln k!tch c!Jlr~-•-v~· ~-_..,,,. ··~ ~ pr Oilldren o1L Uruven!t> Park, Irvine (The New Place In Newport)
........i P!ltlo, ~"/e~~ NO DOWN V.A. 4 Bdrms., plut den ; S bathl. 'llllll' ""i!!!......, ,._ -. !:'!t.,lae~ locllity. Call • Day1 552·7800 Night& Res. Mgr. Diane & Wm. Sbarbaug. h 641,2S66
You can make a mansion 4 Bdrm.a., 1~ ba'a., family 50 Ft. Nord corner. lrml --.tlon, ioam to ea· ·---ANABl:IM~l BR. wtth ooly a Uttle elbow rm., 2 trplca. PIUI carp; Mq:nU1cent. custom home. pand. Bier. tTS-1125. l11eW1-nt >plex. Crpb. drpa. atove, FOR your money the •• Fum.. 3dO
....... Call n4-893-8533 cov'd. patio. Nice. $31.000. 1110.000. DANA Point Cl. 180' -C?!"! !!-.? ........ Gar. w .... pd. Kids .......... -. 3 "'· 2 -----~ = . · GEM LIDO REAL TY ,... by llll' -. Del ' = " pets olL Ba home, "96. Av! now. I ---II /I! J Coolo Moo0 3377 Via Udo, Npt. Beach Obispo ' Rd. Nr. martDL B&V lleiiq ... Nat1. :load 55'MM09. ---------1
161DW. Coast Hwy., N.B. 67S.7300 XI at alt•. $90,00L --$1% -net. HUNTINGTON BEAQf~ , _ a ••• 11 l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ .,. WEEK & UP REALTORS W-4623 n4164!>-12!1 Ualld. -_.it>. Triplex. 1 BR. Crpta, drps. ;:...,.~uno::;.::...;:-;:::::;;_ ___ II ...,..
lrvlne N•wport Budt C.MlomJnlums * m-al * bltm. Ol1ld A cat. $215 • Nlee 2 BR. Apt. w/ Townh3UI• Unfurn. 335 : ~1 :ai~ ~~~vail.
$23•990 3 BR.
for Alo IM ~to &.o.. 2AO OOSrA MESA-4140 Need& 0 °"'an lo ci<y view! Bltns, N rt a. h e Phone Service-Hid. Pool
HOME IS Family' 2 Br bouR w 1 gar. ewpo -•c e Children & Pet Section WHERE 11/z BA EVERYBODY'S BQRROW ro $25,llOO .., the pd. KldS" ,.Ot .,.. . a er $215 -2 BR. 1% Ba. ,.,pie. Ad u on1 Le ' • s· ·1 Monllily YOU FIND IT. • • • DOING ITI eqait;J ID your home. Use b It n s, yard , pa t 1 o, u 2s Y -a&e 2376 Newport Blvd., CM
Don't bother kddng we'U Sharp tree-lined •tree t Ute IDlft3' *-'any purpoee-. child/pet. 3 BR, va, bllns, frplc. 548-9155 or 645.3967 Beci.-nt Mansion lfind lt for you. w~ have FALL I.a in the air and Wb1mtaavev maner1otla:rln 0wr·S5JllD an lft1 estates::':3 AJ!A-f!f&So~:e $350 -l&:Den.Frplc.Home. Fa(..'(!srt~~ ~2garBR +2 Ad Hood for SS oo Rent.
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, htd new listings Oomlni in leaves att everywhere, very Green alley! New • and perm! propa:1). Call ~ ,,.::.: ,,,.:i...... • Gar., yard, deck. Beautiful carpo • ~· 1UA>V • • ~_..~ v evecyd It dot'l' ha qua.int. Freshly painted A: m.ariret. bmer modl!L 1 6VO> . • -~· pr, ....... ,. the View! ba, 2-car carport, $250. Both NEW apta for eduha only.
It fltrd pool, xlnt toe lr& what ~ w:/:ii, we'~ 1i~ seller says sell with all bedroom or den dawn and 2 FIKAMClAL SERVICES A pet. NU·VIEW RENTALS split level. Call RI tr , Balconies. fi replaces, beam·
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trees, dbl door entry' Jig 11 1 •·-· •• subnn·t tt 500 down bedroom& ;;;: bar Pdo-·~ -~ · ..... _.... ~ ... .,, .. 0 !'i4~. ed celllnal, wood panell.ng, fm1 liv rm, big -··' kl! or you. ...,,.,""'... ..., ed ..11. • • .aoo;r .pawu. Agt F• 531...3311 v•.............., or ~........ ca"""~ d~-. n-•· .... ""'' and take over FHA loan to-..-• a.ta Mesa 6G34M • • · Dupl•x•• Furn. 345 ·..-·....-~ ......,.,.~..,
w/all elec l>ltln range/dbl e· ~eel h·111 willi ...,...ents of $194. We'll lonriln ...tty Inc. ,.., N. ,,....i., BML Balboa Ponlnsulo Lar!')! Niguel !Ion ding willi pool. • :~=nt.~"'."w/~ I' show It'°'°"' (714) tA 44G5 IM hrs.) A•~ s. Euclld Sl.53$-ISIS LEASE yrly 3 BR. 1" BA, $400/MO. Spaoious 4 BR. Corona dol Mor f"i:!,~=·1\':,~"f~\:
uptraded crpta, w/w drapes, Duplu:e1/Unh • AmbehD 71s.s2so fam rm., $D), 1st & last. $10,COJ hm., ~ach, view, $200-mo. UUI pd. 2 BR. Wilson (Just \Yest of
lrg master suite, patio, block REALTY tale 1U DID Blu:bwst St., $1CK1 Dep. 310 L l n do, security. 831-1453• w/Frpl.l'.'. UPPER. Quiet Newport Blvd.)
wall. PricOO under mkt. A Company WUh VWon Realton 5C5-M91. Carden Grove 53CM300 ~XM. Mesa Verde married couple. No pets. Huntington Beach :r,_950• Existing 5%.% FHA Univ. Park Center, Irvtne Open Eves Balboa Dllpln: 17422 Bndt Blvd., 2 BR. Famib' room Bltx:k 675--3613· j;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.j
Call Anytime, 552-7500 New on the MarWt. One 3 ~S.~ atn.crt from ocean. S:USI~ Year· 3=· ~A bo~.Mes~~:i~~ Duplexes Unfum. · 350 LaQuh,ta Hermon
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, • Bedroom and one 2 SaDla Ana 5e336l ly Lea.ae. 6"lS-8416. frw)is $275/mo 833-8320 bef • ..,.,_...._ Bedroom. °"" Ualt baa ~7 w 1-SI. C.pl1trono Boach Tpm 64S-3001 alt 1, uk 10,,_C::.;•;.;1::.;11;...:.;Moso~;:,._----2~ 52""'~"' BA.,.. Furntlf 1·
16M4711--)54M103 La11una Beach .,-··-· c1 1 1 [1 1 Fireplace. New Jnkrlcr --rw • _ Mike 1· -""' -.. .. a aq u • - -Paint. One Block to Ocean. S1D1a Ana 511.fl.ll ::;:;.;:--=----I PLUSH 2 BR, all newly P a r k 11 k e sunoundlngs.
OWNERamdou.s Pool home * NEW * BAYSHORES $63,500: Call Anytime, 6fil WeM•010stnAve.. ~cr:ir:"'mi! bT~· Midway City palrated, 1% ba, ~~n pooi,1 ~~~:
8eauttful yard. pat f 0 ' • • -lUI • ..,...,. D<uC• '¥ l.n:u.u·a .~ ... , II I• ans O'll ~• crpts drps. 2 car gar dJ"vr hookup prl patio DO lES .
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with 4 bdrms:, 2 baths .. CUstomprtv --•~poo1"""2 ~: J!!"· All new4 ~.R •• ~tedE ~·--· 64&-0550. ~ W1""d"'""'1"'0 Loll!BS008 f:.~:....P'· Agt. F ~ e: $199 • Not Bad! 3 &, 2 Ba, ;;:a=· ~·wt!:~: To UTILJLITvtng. PAID
built-ins, fireplace, rear liv co, heavy shake roof. 4 patlo from each room. Iii hil Corone clel Mar Kldaipeta ok.. Agt. Fee: pe't.a, $lill) mO. 548-8754. ' :Adqlta, No Peta
tng rm brk $32 900 W-2561 SJ)!ldous bdrm&., !ge. Uvfng Large :I-car garage. Walk to """" ~,,...... 847·!2l'I. le211 Parkside Lana
0. must 0 leave. ~ ~·~tv~c~= =~ ~~··L~8ee~ V.Z4ZI 2 "'"• y"o .. ~ Lo• 2 BR. l ha. tncd yard, ,:11;;;~;.;·-~'--~2-BT~.-d-u-p!-ex. Newport BNch_ C714) 847-iMl
bdrms., 2 bath. Lovely en· tne &: glass Loe.da of Burns. ' . i ~· h I ' ans garage. Coaij>l redecoratai. Crpll, drps. Oilldren ok. Live By Th• Channel <!,!>~~~fls:k ~ ~· ~
try. Built-ins, dining rm. storage area. '.see this ex-e 644--2430 e SUUIOW;YOfncCUWBLCO. $295 mo. '13-MOl or Agt. Fee. 847-1207. ln Newport Shores to Parbkle Lene.)
Fireplace, family rm. No ceptiooal home at $89,900. l.oftlt rata Onnae CD. 6'B--7245. Newport Beech Enjoy Olympic Pool. Tennil ~~!!'!!~!!J!ll!J!!l!~~!!I
down. brk $34.500. w.6691. * 499-:!l!OO * E I Iv 8 2 FOURPLEXES s.ttlor Mii-C... HANDSOME 3 BR. 2 BA & Volleyball and Walk to LOW WEEKLY RATES HUGE xc us • ~yc .. 1t Ms.21n 545-Mll home. ui bright ldtch & THE BWFFS the Ocean. --•. ~ By Ownor 3 BR. 2 la ea<h. $13IO mo ·~--21 den. $3Zlmo. Yr lae. Handoome 3 BR 2 BA Exocvtlvo Sullft SPANISH VILLA ~ ___ ,,.._ 3 BR, 2 BA. huge paneled rental $123.500. -·-.,.. ,.._ m.1010 ANGELITA PLAN , Duplex -Now Availahle 727 "ll'orktown Blvd.
Two story 4 bedroom with . ~,..:r Fam Rm. Kitchen w/bltinl RIVIERA REALTY ~·.... 250 Cost• Mesa llngle--Jevel tn mint con-S2SS Yearly Leaae Beach Blvd. at Yorktown
tile roof, Spanish courtyard. ~~= refrig, breakfast bar, etc. &rl-1007 Eva: '6-5fil8 dition on a .pectacular 642-3513 536-M11 ~bu:n.::; r!:P~~ _. ... ..._.c-Masstve Liv Rm w/trptc ~4":!.Cf !W =LOVELY 4 BR. faro ~u!d.lt J'~~~ STUDIOS & 1 BR't.
tnaMive brick fireplace, ~kto = :.,tlo ~ Income Property lM ~kt on 4D ac in Apple rm, fireplace. crpts, Spotless thruout. vacant.
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1-lwood noors, loac!J of p Cml:ilm opener. i.rg lot. $64,950. e DUPLEXES Valle7 -3 -Valle7 chps, patio W/Wl~ $550 mo. Broker, 644-ll33 . _......,,,...,.~ : l'.,,~clllt!ea ~~ w::filtt ~in~ ~~~WllilIID11 Prine. only. 646-6337. e TRIPLEXES nf...XHJM Owm!r-~ m College Pt. $295 days or eves. e Fl'eft uUUties
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nt"Lro ' ' White water view! StePll to M~~ O:.."i:;;":tt': ,_. -.......... TORS 540-1151. Ocean view, walk to heh. 3 & • Bar.a.Que • ~~· ~ beach. 6 bdrm, 6 ba, powde!' Baytront 4 BR., 3 baths prtme properties to cbooR e SHARP EASTSIDE 3 4 BR, no pets' or children. BalbN lsl•nd ~ • Pbone Rrvice j :::.~!i~~t%;n.°~ ~iter~pan~. ~ ~: P~C:Osuli.:S# trom.CaU615-tlllD. ·• I ----]18 :m;0 !m~~W:, STEPS~OCEAN l BR, upper apt , •1 ~:~;6& 1
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BR, :IBA, walk to beach, e 644-2430 e $61000 FP $S1llD DD. • 5219-A River: 548-8532 --~-1 1nqu•-' ·-So' pool tab! • " ba"· '
-& park. w/quallty 1 BR each. " b1k to ocean. fhlw. ..... ftlum ...Var C.-.. Mor MESA VERDE EXF.c· i>:>me, 3 Br, 2% Ba. ~ No. ~~ -' See ...Jor ,.~ iiilii ' =1,:~~~'.G?: .. ~f!~~·~~ in ~~[~! :·~-. ~ ,~s:;.: 1Y~ ~ ~.;_~~ =t~7.~~ brl.!:~~~5 M~ -~.:'1i{:~1.o1 ,J S:95ocl~= & dog nm. ~l~b~ut!~e~~ Newport Beach, 613-2008 &:e-Nttw2Br. 2BLFrplc. ~~·~ =R vtw ,-Br 2 Ba S.lboa PenlMVll Sl35. ULTRA NICE Al>t. 6 '
OWNER d e a p • r a t e . 3 everything. Fresh as a LUXURIOUS 3 story cedar 3 881 Dovft' Dr., NB f6C1tlD .:i:f: r:;:' ,': c\::"" Jle<k. PIO. I BR adulta r.oc.d/lkd Cn>t. drps, pntenU, pool: 3 BR' plut Den/BR, 2 BA. 1 ~ Pr!' ~.:-.=: ' bdrm&., 2 baths. Carpeting. daby rondltlon. Helvenly Br ch&nnel home + over 'ir lrllt beoclo. N B Goz-. OI Hainll.,. / bltlns. $415 mo. 6"-52!W. bile h'oln be&<,'h. fl\>lc, N<Jj< I~~=:!· ~!:::<;::~=;:=.:I
DWng nn., bullt-ln1, vlewlromliv!ngroom-one ..,....1 bdrm luxury-apt. SHARP TRl.PLEX Olld/pet. • • Extra -$Zlmo. San Clomonle tQ June 19 $250 mo, Yrly MEN, omall belch botel. 1
llrepW>e._pat!o. No down ,..·u never lo...,L Im· Pier t. allp for 3 boall + COSTA MESA NU-VIEW RENTALS 1115-1651. • • $311!1 ~· 61Sot1514. Rooms $21.:i) per wk. Apia.
G.I. brk-$27,900. 84J.6681, macul&te condition. $52,500. =:·R.in;;ny~ $198.000 rB-tlDD ar e3-3HI 4 BDRM, f.am rm. 1" Ba, GOLF Coone O.V\ew, 3 Br, WAU< to clean or fiah in $96 per month. 536-'lU!6. · 1
TIBURON CONDO Ml ' ' ,,.,......-.ap1.1aoame$4115. r.oc.dyd,quletat.B.f•ppl. 1Ba.-fl1>Jc.$21Dmo. yourbackyard.Bac:h.UUJ $95-Summer'1Q>mlngtothe '
SPANISH DECQR-3 8'drm. .,,,,,,.O~t!IJ'/, BLUFFS CONDO FORTIN CO. ._..,_ -11:19 -Awil 411/'13, !ae, l.t.iiUl. 64S-O'l!i5. pd. Agt. Fee. 847-1207. Beach! Bach. Ulll pd. Agt.
2% laths, like new •hai REAL ESTATE 3 Bdrms., 2% balhl RNltor Ml 5111 $U5 -uur pd. I'S -11111 ..,. -· SCS.'1391. Condomlnlum1 2 BACRµ.QR ap11 on tray -"Fee=, ::;:114'1::·12l'I=·;__ ___ , ~'tr!".!\"''--~ e~ TED ~i'l"" ASSOC. ldl. <ke -· &mil pa~ Brilbll 2 Br. Unfurn. 320 ldea1165 •~retired/ • Yr. round; L!'J!UllO ...... • """" !"' • 1190 Cle..,.,.,. SL !47l Lido Coo -.a dol -& Crpla, -pr. ailld>on ~ ••• mo. m.4468.
clubhouse. •••---CHANNELtR0NT DUPLEX ~ -firm. 1 Br. Jleoqltf!d 847-12l'f; I.Uh& $225; Bacbelor.$125' en-!U'• beach. bila A .
best toe. 011~_poof·-"• 494-9!173 549-()316 Via .N~ 615-8500;~+ $115 • Util pt.. Lrg welcome. A&t. Fee. 1r1rr Ynrly.1Bdnn$175·2Bdrm ROQM A Bath w/ prt.,..te l
!1111•, all lerms. CALL • 3 " 1 BR., pler/lkrat, ~~\'»..."'-ft Ooma -l<ES.\ Verde, beaut 4 Br, 2 PURCHASE Manhall Realty 6'/5-4000 shop' .. No. end..-. • 968-4456. ~ ~ • 1 • 1101.000. .. ~=:.::.---= -• 11r. 2 s.. 0oma aa. trirc. ~~ -~t1o ~ n.o.. ... v ·~-~~
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, EUeen Rapp, Rltr. fM..8140 ~Q;p. &r. Ind! Yesd1;1;'1 da. $295. .....o;wv ··-. -· "~,....fa tobft~b 2 ~~ :.:"""=A;...;.;*:.:""'=----1
-• -Duplexes near the ocean _ 615,61tlO ~EWlltcrALS -3 BR, 2 Ba. $480 TOTAL CASH Fl'ealiJy decorated. 6'J5.8S3l. DELUXE 3 BR., 2 bl' duplex. INC~~!s;R~~RTY Miles*~~ ·F0Ul-Pl.£XES m..ew ,. 91 -:%°'..,._-,...""'air-~ tar MOVE-111. INcuioES cosr Corono •I Mor ~~· ~~· mk~ .
25' Frt. Re!all sto<e. 1 BR apt N lghts Spao. 3BR !BA + J.mR Noa""'I -St»Nttr,. " Tmtn.1 i Br. ':..~ ~ ~~':Si 2 .blu lo Bia Corona. Lrg. diltance to sbopptnc It "
beaut decor. It furn. View. ~ "* ualts. ar So. Oout Pim. -. Gar. Ollld A pell condo. rommun!ty OS yn. Bachelor. $ISO/mo. Ye...,, lcl>OOll. Encl ,..,. yard A ,'
Studio, 2 gar, In rear. Ex· BEST BUYS $'19.000. au:ll. -da. Piia-Wall<., n ·Eich Uolt llOO olL Agt. Fee. 841-!2l'I. or older) 2 & 3 Br, 2 ba. 1 adul~ no J>Ole. SIS-1624. J)!llfo. ~· No pell. 3lll5 • : HOME + DUPLEX Pan dab I e . $ I o 0 • 0 0 0 For the be•.t ""'" In N<wport clpala 48 only, Owaer/Bllr, tJ:;' ~ $UO, C¥ $8&. $IS5-6barp 2 Br! Bltns. Bullden cloto out price. DELUXE 1 BR. Garden ApL Coral. pt. A. !167•2853. , ;:
Older? Bdrm. home & newer ~b : rk lltventory Hei<ll from a -at ~ --A ,..... ,_ crpta, "'1>o. praae. Agt. ru~ 3 &. b'om $22,500. PrtvcJ':!fo. mstmo. Ye"" Newport llMch " dupl~ on large lot -room .<XII . .1..t.1. .... ~ e e $22 000 to a home at $65,00> XLNT Eastslde · Fee-MT-tm. TRA. CK AGENT Jy. 6t0--085l -'
for 2 more units. X!nt lo<:. ~-and for a wide seleclloO ol =.=-~/er": -""'-• Slll>-Vuant . 3 Br. Crpta. Coola Mose I A 40' BOAT
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oWNER mov1ng. • bdnn• .. 2 -. 146.500. ..... .... "'· -. .,.. Agt. r... sn-!2l'I. BEAtmruL eo.... • BR., Casa de Oro ~~ o1 t!li. ...,... bath&. Family rm., 2 BR. 2 BA CONDO, CA.LL Q. ,4,•1414 2BR. $185 mo, 8'1ltl only, 2~ Ba. 2 car prqe. ALLUTILlTIESPAlD l-•.iuu1a.pt.wlthagiant
fireplace, dining rm • beachfront, $42,500. 9!V-' Mount•~ Dtlert, bldna. w/w c:rpQ, Call &ft 5 Onnpl. redecorated. Pool. C.ornpare before you rent 30' x ~· ti~ room. What
Bullt-lna. Near the beach. 5 units on Coast Hiabway. ~ Rnort lM pm, M5-8665 Putting Green. Avail Jm· Custom dtligned, featurlna: a spot to live or have u •
'5% down •. bric $31,450 $m,OOO. a.&ALTY GREEN Valley LUe.. DIC *PRIVpatio,endgar.2 med. S-350/mo. eaueSpactouakltchenwltbh vacationrentat.Alludllties
96).6566. R2 land tor a unita. $100,000. N••r N""•r• P••• Offlr• Bear area, new 2 11;y, 3 Bil lil•ll * .,.._ Br, crpta. drl)I. $110/mo. 675--2:148. Monthly or Yrly. ~ Uahtinc paid. Bkr. 615-1225.
OWNER transl. 4 bdrms.,' 2 ~. 'TOREDRS CA,!l;P ~_'/: Duplox-Catall~ Dr. " loft. Shak2 roof. -* Ml•Ottl * · No ...,i.. or pell. 6'13-361IO. '\olboa Penlmulo • !11'.P.""llkle dln'i.atea
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Ba newly furn, crpt'd baths. I.arxe yrd. FlrepW:e, ~ • 497-t•--rr.ahJy painted Inside. New briclt lplc. FAU, -crpa. Fount In V 0 e nume-e o1oft&e " drp'd. IDblB. Lrg prtv family rm. Dinina rm., tor George Ol' Jim. carpetln&, nea.Mll!W roo[, ewty bltn. c:tGllJ( furn. W.-CDITA • • ., • N!:W-Ex:ceptlonal View _ • Private patioa: patio. 1 blk beh. $350 mo
built-lna. Patio. Rm. for THE BlG ONE copper plumbing. Call 1Dr Jakt:, anall boat Jriv, X1nt 1'belle Aft Jmt A Few Of $115--Carefree Uvlncl l er. ~. on ocean front· • C'lotedle saraa-e w/ttorqe ~· t W ~UOSt_ '7~
00,t. bric $29,950. 846-0604-Extremely moder n t 1t1 c appointment to aee. view of aid aloDt. J"lll' Our MANY Rm'FALS • • • O>ndo. Crpts.. drpl, bltna. qe, 2 BR. Condo, 3 BA. • Marbll pullmaD a
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4-levei 4 BR, 2% be, den 6Th-52IO Broker uound ....i.• All -. * flov'd J)!llfo. Klda/pt!IB ok. 8ell cl"" oven. sep. din rm, • K!ng-sz lldrma -'-==·-----
home w/bullt-ln kitdlen & BY OWNER Priced at oob $II.ti».. ~l 111.0(X ., Be9ch! A&t. Fee. J47-10'l. aundeck balcony. e ·p_ooJ • Barbequu • aur-LUXURY Baebelor apt ,
For Information and !ocatloo 2 ~ 11rep1aeeL n-· 3BR, 2BA brlck m -53&-31119 ,_, -Utll !'Ii Huntl......_ llMch $310/moothly. (ll >ZH933. rounded wltll pluab laJul. Balboa 88J' Club. Mar<:h 15 of thtte FH.A A: VA bomea. Mstr BR aulte w/bath on nuuu1,1 • BIG BEAR CABIN .__ • .......... Priv. Party. tcaping. to J\ine 15. Mature, ~.
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Rul E1tole 962M44 BY OWNER ~~ ~~ -""":-heat, w/w carpels & New pain!, crpto .. -: 366 w wil'!."·" 1e..,. SU w. aa,., ·""""'" :.:
WALK TO 8EAOfl Rancho LOVELY new 2 Br! 2 BA, ~=.a 1T'"-!"'.;11;:: 0::.... 1114l --. . ~ 2 a Gu drapes, double garage, l'"°I. Contact Mr. Queen II · SC.l9'11 'seaCb.6rCan S, B. ll8!H832 ;
Lacuesta 3BR,28A,dln ocnw TopolW..,d.21521 • • • ·fenced, !dscpd $235 S4Hl32. HOLIDAY PLAZA da,ys 883-29C.ves. :· ~: :u_1g:·;.i&.~1.'" lain ~~ 1~~ .:."'Z118 before ~::as~. :, 6
Pill R*N= ~= l*M ==· CbJWpel. ~~~en!, i67M7i Irvin• D:;,~L ~1fl'.!,.!i ,:.it ~ f;" 120 ~ • :e:: ~:
SEACUIT only home awil L uno Hiii ... -a fttrl<.1dll :.·=i,-1 ' NEW CONDO"'INIUM Ampll; par!clnr. Adulta. no f,l.er/float, I~ :yr. ,.,
on goU oome, 9th f&irwaY• •• ,.. 1 1~ Will bo> -P-11'· .All • * . 3 ~ i iAS:..tfloplc. ~L 2 8', pr, pool, $21D. 491-1342 J ~ Pomona Ave C Iii y $!3-'11131 or :: ~Br, 2" Ba. owner. . --.~ cub ~ -CaD $l&Pll1VATEI l Br. 2 Ba $U!.50/mo. · t:ru:'°" 4 Loi""" Nl("!I · 1 BR .. Furn., 2 Ari:· ~ts, o~~oolY.~ ~~ .. :::
DUTCH HA VEN S OUT Mob! * Noel. TOWNHOUSE. 3 BR. 21' Ina rm. xtra lrS· rooma. 2 Br Upper watli to beach.
BUILDER'S 4R '::i....""• kldw/pet er n 4/96HiQ uk for 's EA TERRACE queen&lzebed,)lriv.dresa-l1451nc:!util.8~ l
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Only 5 HOMES LEFT ...._ u .... Rentals WWW•llC. ? ... ~RI~~ Wallt:~~ok. ,.... d~. 21.'I: -: 1035 Fullerton, CJ'-· M......,rt.......... :~: v.cant . Need qulCllc ale! ·
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IWUll -18 -"" .A&<-... ' altS2l3. m.:l2112. 2 BR. 1 BA bltna enclooed """'" = :;' At la Cuesta Verde \p~r:.t:,: * MM1ll *'='J:l"'*T2 Br~. NewpQrt .... h =· nr nArt... .A CLEAN1or2BR.Mulll no ·:
· SA~l!~=::G ~.-'"'o!e":: ~ LANDLOIDSI esiu;.,.~,.:."w-~: 8LUFFS3BR,2BA.YeorJy ~.Multi on\y. PSO. ~"iec'ti1~'~w¥21 ;!'
"ID Ull'llM Hills Da U..tol' H ' 5I0'1Jl3 ..,. ._,,...,,. bl _..,, lrriM, leue U'ISIMO. Water FURN. 2 BR. APL Pool. hi. Uftfum. , 365 Ii"',. 1111111' lllU OllllS WANTED: Ii C-~ e Orma drl IW e View. Call 6'15-5982. a ... to lho!l". Adulll, oo :.'5: •, c:pt.:..::~r.".';. = S & 4 BID ROOM SJl L•ftft -.,0.. ~ aalJ. -"'f:'l"iif to~ t; 2 BR., 1" balha ...... 1225 Townhouoo Unlum. US pell;J}60t.,mo. C.M Corono .... Mor ::·
CIU...., thla le ,..r abode F..-~,400 ~;}-j~~--~~2Yii!~l~~Prt~v~-~~~~~~~~I ""'~ BR, 11' Ila., ah' cond $23S Hunllntlon '5Nch mona, · ;1 r.r the rest o1 ,..... ur.. 2 -.o97o NU-VIEW ltl!NTALS 2 BR. 1 balhl ......... $300 1 BR. Terrace , swim .. pool. •'
BR, cure clean and nacb' ~ r· Dual wlde -Wla --3 BR,, .......... $3301$311!l 2 " 3BR -newly Adulll 211" UJ. No chUdlen. a ~ :!
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ftnanc!na. CALL $6-0tlB. Lido 1• =IL * 411M!G e::~=i.i I J h·11 -TIME FOR 2:'~~. =~..'."01:::; ON::~· ~i
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L1oo"':tfAL TY ~ t'"1!AllllAIN~ mrr ~"" rw1 ..,. ':' ..f!;f,t ~·.: "'0rm~~ Vision THROUGH A m center St. 642$18 soo s.a r..n. CdM Mfa :l
S31T v1e,11.lf'>t0' 8-ll 90~'1 '-' • ~ ftr11~ lt1 .. All1 II == ":u~·~~.. DAILY PILOT 'll·~·:.~.l':!."ii:t~ (Ml\CArthur nr Cioa&t HW)') i; l~~~~!!!!!!:!!!!"'!!!B I • "* 'fiiiiiER ~ACE FOR * * " *LAllDLOIUlS* Ofll« hour& I AM to I PM Wllaon. CM. ~ CHARMING ll!rM. prt. Bldll ,,,,,_thwlntlloJ .... Don't llvlln ::r. tho lhlp! JtENT. 1r1. -· •• Mb.,_ nllZ lll:lfrALllERVICE . WANT AD BEAUT ruRN 2 BR. apt o/gar. lncld• """' A.i.~21Jot Clo .., ~~!);,r..~P N ... ~ ;:.,~;,:. o"adl ll:' ci"!lll1::".:'1111.lldJ """ od C:.:-~ fOSll ~--.~ of 642-5678 u~~~~~I. Adlll, "' =94.crpll, drp&. lrplc. •
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c.ota -Fum. w """""-:171 Fum. W Unfvm. 179 ROOMS IU wit up wlldt $30 STORE$ JESUS -'°' -· P---Sow, ~ ~ .. ~ ... "'':'"'p1oe,•1 •··11111~,:~1
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IEW'E • -. -now. l8tb 81., C.M. e Spacious Rooms • ~parate dlnlng room ROOM tor -lo ™ Pl mall,~ of n _..., n<o -,-. v-. JWo ""'-D-l!ZL °"""'""" Tllrf. -
lad ..,..., OW pr. l.\BGE 2 BR. cu,.u • e .Walk .ln.Closets mo, 11 eord trplc wood sin. nu -aYalL n-trkioior..s. ....._Vie. -c:.tr-•301.
•AID ,.._ --Man ' wu... lld&ot • Home like kitchen & cabinets 2TS FIDw<r SL. CM 646-$136. $80/Mo. ~ tor --" -on. wk ·
-:-,:,1:,:me.$130/mo. llledroomUnfum.$165.,F.um.'185 GuellH-415 ~~~~~ -.--.. -,::r . __.,.Pp~~ ... 1,. -·-2 °-'-Unfllm. .... Furn ..,,. --. &ZM. _ ...... Uc.'d . * LARGE 2 BR, $ ......,...,... •-· . ....., * Prlv.io Room * . 1 VIC-... A.-6 'I ~. -* 5IMllll CUSTOM PAINTING -MfJIS blt·h•.-. • TownhoUJeZBdrm.,l~ba.,l,400sq.ft. For BAUJOA ISLAND S'IOREH.B.,._.dar.-JAtS !1 Im -In -SISOf-. No peta. m.. Furn. $2to Ambolalol')'LadyorMan ~t~$1'15rao.l22Agm, Labl'.~•·•1rw • .__. ....,. --~ ap.T.nter"': ~~=--· e ALL UTILITIES FREE e Good, notrttloua Food. ottl ,...-. Ue'd. ltr WV0. 5<Hll36. =. • ... L Uc. IJlL
u40..,""" 2 lr/S 1r 111 bo Walk to Huntington Center Nice, cbeedu1 •'™P"""· lncluotrlol ROfttol 4SO POUND 2 -••-,,..,.... won't be .-rbld. -F•v' trt a
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pool, cpl/di», bib>. -ADULTS NO PETS * c.n 548-4753 * --a ---No.1 64W8l3 LA QUINTA HERMOSA NOW RENTING YidDii;' 2hl a. a.a ~ R d t_ .,...,.R *
:im Q1111o. No. 5 ... MMm l6Zll PARKSIDE LN (7!4) 847•5441 Vocation -•• 425 LAGUNA NIGUEL -. 50 Bii -._ .,: :.• ' 'ti: .!".!".·Mae'" I ** BEAtml'UL 1 ii: 2 SR. 4 BJk S of S Di Frwy Beach PAI:.M Desert Tenntl Con-M-1 FND. Imb Sdlll' P111W fmL ..... 55'Hl585 541-1444! 6tS-1nl °"*''......,,. Guden AoU. • • an ego · 0~ c1ominlum. 2 BR. outatano UOO SQ. FT. • UP. Vic. lTUI SI., Cll --~ c -:rrr '9' 1&1 • J .... .. -trplc,pool$16$1BO. !Bit. W.ofHolttoPaI'kside ding vu, ad)uent pool, On San Diego Freeway BetL----utquw . aJ;.,.Paarea. Llc/J
Q1I l57·2ML I'!"!!!!!~'!"!!!!!!!!,;,,,,!!!!!~!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,... I therapy pool, """'"-$3'15 Call 831a!SOO MS«m TAKE --$150 yrs Reia turn. GC-2356
NEW l BR. $1111. 2 BR. $210. Apt, Unfur'n. 365 Apls., per mo, unfum >"ly be. FND. Male, aml ..... -· -....,_ Fat S • r v . ~~ ' _,_ ~·
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n ·s ''7 •.:.~,. ~:::-o:.,::n"•'-BR~.2-BA-.----. of• Palec:e'' ~~Tf br=apt ~~ For1eaae4600Sq. ft.3phme ~ 4ft 6 Balboa EL~ licemed. P=· 1nt1:t mi::!""°,:
elf ·-........ .. f11>1<, pr, nr. Harbor & * * * Balboa Penin. $140. mo power, l<>U -fully FOOND male---....... SlmD jol>a, malnL R.eb. 541Hll59 551-7455.
ti-. 2 ...._.., pooll. Balft'. 557-1134. OCEAN and SPARKlJNG NEW yrly. Female OK. Call heated, Costa Mesa. A: ftll*s. 50-5IB. • --fod1I. nM, 2 BR, l!( bo., atudlo. ~ ·~ or ~2018 ••· ~-of loot ..... -coD ~-I '" CUstam papor hanging. -Sowell> _.\.Non;;,. -. 285 011e, HARBOR VIEW --0
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896-4962. 2 ea Adults, no pets. BAY Elegant apartments dealgoed liberal space from1 $25 per mo. U wmk. Com.mere ia. I A-DISCOUNT Painting. Comm.
M1 C '; 0,.-lltil 7 P"' MEADOWS APr. 387 W. ~ ~-!~·~' .... ~. -~•"'· Apa-ents Bmor thearpt& w11"""childe, $15/mo hr access. Mgr on~ REWARD-I am J.t ]'IS. dd A:: ...,... OWi;alde Yard A Resklentlal. lnL &: Ext.
Pwtcesats Way, CM caaye=<..:SL:::.:CM.='-'&l&-00'13"""='--~".........,. ~ ..... .., ~ ••··~ 642-8773. • • cor Hamilton • Newland on Mardi 1. .m:r n.w ... Slniu:-Fm F.ld. "3-«121 &-'l&l1/6'B-2193. eer Hoe .. llhd A Dano Point = ~:u:.:,. ~ 5fJ"":R•s LlfR~ ~I MALE wants 1 em ale ~B. Call 536-9175 « --..,_. -.a 4'11. Pointing-Int., Ext.
Jdsma tountains and 1orma1 pr-2 BR• FROM $177 t 18-25 i child • Eectnric <A btP* face cmlPIE'l"E ~ allo Reaonable * 645-5925
VIEW -balcony, new 3 bdr dens. All part Of the South 1 ~~~n~' $60 ~-2364 l3':LJ W mgu~ Unit :! ~a.:: =-~ 111 •' • j:ial,, new 1lwm. Pl f p tch R I 2 bo.. or 2 bd 2 ba, dish-n .. -·, •-~ a---ent N -CM No C ·~PM sq. • i---: power, •:••• ph!lting, ap. ~Free •• er, a , epil r ~· ...,-=• _....... Beautiful appolntmen~ in· o • ...,, • · • v-;, • nice office in front. S.W. a*1erL SIS zm. )~.-~·~-~-~'----.--i W!lber/disp. crpt, drps, gar· community. elude Decorator Fireplaces. WANTED: Lady with car to Costa Mesa. Phone ~228t, LOST Mixed blad:I • •PATOI PLASl'EIUNG
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I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! age. 83,1.-0CB; or 496-6569. 1 ~~ fro~$195 Shag Carpeting. Private share mobile home in eves 536-1047. Male poodle. 1'er'r'iier. f.; 1:... ~mow~ All types. Free estimates
Large ~ 2 '8Asi3s drps, Models open 9 A.M •. til dusk Patios. Pool -Jacuzzi -Laguna. FREE RENT. New M-l Space with Office eeen Balboa A Supertar. Am Tl.ft wark.~ ne. Call 540-Q!25
cpta, yard. mo. Volleyball court -Gu 494-7972. 1300-28Xl ft 3 pbaae nv • "Oaarlie.•• &a.mt. -.. a. n:;_~ Plumbing
Also large 1 BR $1$. Call ~ BBQ'~ Closed Garages. SINGLE Garage, Costa Mesa 254o-56 Fairview, S.A. 979--M84 Reward! I;.;;;;;,;;;;.;:. _____ I
<9&-'lll58 Adulla, No Pel>. $20. Owner' 646-1252. 641-22211 REWARD $1111. Prarl. dia-~. ~· LR. OJ'IS PLUMBING
Ent Bluff 548-6731 or 641rll74 -· -23. _. -----·Remodels ~ Repairs. Waler
ON THE BLUFFS ..-ANTED, Lady tn share my Rentals Wanfoc! 4'° .......... ""f.!! .. Inn..... ::-= l:"aa,-P. =.,,,~ ~~ e DELUXE e
3 BR, 2 BA Apt far lease.
Incld spac. master sUite,
din rm &: dbl garage; auto
door opener avail.. Pool '1.
AT NEWPORT 2BR.houseinCostaMesa. RE~PONSIBLE usc66-06'18. c.~· ·a..--BIA. Complete Plumbing Pet OK. 838-0004. Busmess gnduate. 2 5. LOSI' gold chum hr:w •'-t .--tw . ~ Service
FEMALE roommate needed, wants to rent 1BR, unfurn w/family mrmi•ft in 1•hpco. ~Ma.int.(..::=="~·==~==,-! °""' Mt.,.. ._ .... ..._._ .... _ ....... to shr home in CdM, Ose tO: hse or apt nr water, Newpcrt Beach. uea Y• dremp &4&-10'12 PLUMBING REPAIR
beach, $ lOOmo. 675-8389 Newport' or Lagom Lae. R.eward! 6tt 5823 • ns GARDEIOHG TIME! No lob too small
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Managed by
\VllLlAM WALTERS CO.
From Newport Blvd., tum at
Hospital Rood (1 block
atx:rve Pacific Coast ii wy) to entrance. 900 cagney Lane,
Newport &.ach, Ca. 9'l660.
Telephone: (n4) 6'15-0060
ADULTS SHARE my hOUlJ in Orange $135 mo. ~2060 aft &::.> MALE Ydlow cat, 1 Jr, V-ar:: a..., ~ Sien. CM-Nwpt. * * "2-3128 * *
LA COSTA APTS. with man or woman-over 40, pm. _ Wake F<ftlt Rd, c.ir.. A: ll"riar ~ 66-mO!t DRAINS unclogged -ff.50 I & 2 Bedroom 538-1'.634 YOUNG Exec. desires small Reward: SlDcr ~ 2llih. J"APAlifSE Ci rd mer. Sewer lire to 100' -S1S
• Caroets e Drepes house, turn or u n furn ~38519. 0•1....-pchn:d: a. * fi.cm8 *
PA1lK NEWPORT •Pool e BBQ'a Goragos !Or Rent 435 w/enclooed gar In Npt ""POODLE, "'4na1e."""' ••·-n.e eoL "'31111. Sewing/Altorali?dll
All Utllltles Paid Costa Mesa, to $200. Must / -~ • -zra.J "!an .. ~ ,.__ • GardonG.....,.
Self S occupy April lst. Write w ~ • * s.. ~~ ~ • Alter tions-642..5845
DELUXE ·--~ Jrg ~• compl APARTMENTS 354 Avoc.ado St .• C.M. torag..Garogoa n--~•edadN ·~ ~.,. V>e. Paularim sd>ool -. Qnoletr -. • 1.AJVr..i-1. ~ L•fl-oa Mini w.--L-..... ................ D..MIUU, ....... 557-.!91'1 -----Flftftt.9'rr2303.Neat.aoeurate 20yearaexp. APARTMENTS mittorated Nu crpt, beaut the bay "4V71 f""9flVU Mesa, Ca.~. · ............._. · Cini -fttllc"s -3 s.un-quiet area. adlts, DO pets, on Various sizes from $25/rno 1 BR fum apt fur adult nurse SUN. 2 ~ ~ l'Olllll G.wnl 5w wtas ~·ion Repair lldac "°'* . a.tdl $pa. • 12532 cam.us Lane. No. 3, Luxury apartment liv1ng LOVELY TOWNHOUSE 3 U lock it • U keep the key & small pet. balooqy or gas statim:J. lluatilWfllll ~ • nam. OJuda • Game and ~ by appt call 91)2..3871 overlooking the water. En-Bdrm. Pool & rec area. On site Mgrs. 24 hr~ patio Cost.a M~ prefer ter. 213: 9M-GS1. CGlled. JIEl«mEl.ll'fG -CatpaGr Br"'IJ them In & Sawl
mm.rd Raain. °' 96IHll5 joy $750,IXX> health spa, 1 F.rplc, cathedral clgns, pvt No move in -CdM: 64+-2884. Reward. BJ' wwwlttw.1. JDb. lld;y. M. JJilll CBll US for Service
I 8!drm. l'nm $:151 swimming pools, 1 lighted patio, crpt, drps, bltns, No move out fees PLEASE! S3)D nnL Bil Jo• Oallidii:mr. Dam * REPAIR ALL MAKES
2 Bedma. nam. SD Huntf"lfan Beech r tennis courts, plus miles o1 d&hwhr, convenient Joe., nr Hamil~'tpa=edSt HB M/lay poodle. bt 2/11. Pt. a-sm. CSEA Member -Rella.hie MEDfTERRANEAN bicycle trails, putting, shut-~-Bay. Children ok. $.335 ~'15: 83l-0519' l~ 673-3437 / 5:11-21-111 m .,_. BAM DDUH, Oupeuby, Orange Co. Since 1961. GOING FASTI fleboard, croquet. Junidr 1•1 w.u.w-11. $365 turn. 645--0al2. .. tiom. S1i1i1c pdD mn. patios. Rice's Television Sales a-VIUAGE Choice 2 BR Apts. from $189.50 monthly; alao 1 EXTRA LARGE-1 Br. New SINGLE Ptn:ouls • GOWEN Lab Rebicw:r, 9 ....,., fwltb. awitcbes. Service, 1315 Logan Ave.,
W llada' Blvd. CM. $141/M and Z-bedroom. plans and apt paint, heated pool garage, W/Side, m>, 1ge mown birthn:mL • de.. 5t1-4115.. Costa Mesa. (1 Block S. ol
fDj) 5151.alll ALL ~ PAID 2-story town houses. Elec-Fro:n_ $135. Matwie adult~ C.M. Sl'orage onJ.y. ~.;_3076Mo. left sidr vie. Balboa bland. HAVE 1Da1s, tr..s A: taJeot Baker.) Open 6 days, 9-5:
tric kitchens. p:ivate pa::>a infant ok. No pets. 1887 642-4422 .no-I -me -Rl2ft'AL ornCE VILLA YORBA or balconies, """""""" dl"a· Monrovia, 645-2174. Offlco Rental 440 Pal'IDfto s 530 ' 7114 "' '"' -..,, ..., -1=--===----I OPmi t:Jt .All to Sclll PM b ..-..1"-~ ... ..a. REWARD $lllD.. Pead A Dia-cDng aroand J'UUI' boll9le Ttle Hmrth'ct_onBeacb peries. SU ternmean _.... 2 BR.. Free UWities. p ti [X utiY MRS. Kennedy Spiritual mmd ring Frt. 2l. ladies' Apt/Bas. '1S-!ittl.. 1---------1 A PlACE FOR (n41142.f622 ::;~~:.=-:: Pool. Encl gar. Dsbwhr. res ge ec e medium ... horoscope ...-.N~--"" RAIN C.-laatalled .CERAMIC Tll.E NEW"
YOUR TREASURES F"""°" Island at Jamboree 241 Avocado SI. CM. """1ng ad"""" on all .af--· --. -hie. remodol n.e eat Small
-""'" • '--., * ~rr, ~ ¥l&~Y * and s.n Joaq,,;n Hilh Road. 64&-m<. Waterfront Offices ~· .!r ~ "':E..~ .... ~ "')!:,~ n.e -· .. ---..,,. welcome. --· onr at oar IP•?M•• garden Telephone (714) &M-1900 Huntington Buch she had the God-ghen. A-::: NB. ~~"=-'="=-"e. ._-..
iijiW.1DlmU • _ • )'Ollr' Ollitl Spac. 2 A: 3 BR. in 4-plex. for rental information power to hel h ty ....., ~ _.....,. I 11 J ~ 1aam1ry ma. patio Several avail AlL EX-QUBORANVAD NEW 200Qualito 2000 ft. Mo. or Lease. Has helped preuniu:am tt.e REWARD! Ula m~ sr VAR h .-.:wt fut~ E:l\ikJ fie--~ TRAS. Pool,""' bldg. KldS FOR LEASE DIS Ill 'tied tenant• only. separated. wm help ,,,. ~ " ---• --""* ... _____ _,,.._,ut
... NQ~S2D-213. ~~. tOOFK:::A.~ Luxury Garden Apts BAY LIDO BUILDING w/your job where )'OU have ~-~~·~00~...n~ar~.~5~1!;1~-~~1 ~511~~1F'~~ .. ~;;;;;:;;;~l~ .... -.;;;;;;.;;;j THE ~ .. E ..... :: BR. Baytroot Apt. $550 Adults Only-No PetB 3700 Newport ruvd., N.B. failed 4 through stem-. WmE haired m '1milr' SKIPLOADER 6 dmnp tnd A-~ blk w. of Beach Blvd. on 2 s~z i:,~~~-Bachelor; 1 & 2 BR's. Ph: Lou pvo1a 675-!ZJJ No· pity tor those knowing Mimng, 317174 ~ WICd. Qmaeee, a:spm.H Job Want.cl, Mlle 7'
·--Slater. 847.Q;O. 968-7510. r~ Willi FROM $135. * DELUXE OFF1CES * that they are In need of help N~~ 491>425. ....... Iii-Mi>DJO. Jin. PMDlpa HHml. *FRESH AIR ..._,,..., •mson 18992F1orldaSt. <~ blk. W. GREAT LOCATION, adj. &doriotcomefortt.Dooot '6_., . EX-<:;orpaman seeks NEWLY DECORATED R .. ltor ofGarfield&BE'achBlvd) Airporter Hotel & confuse her with any other Rn.P 2 ~,lfpdents, put-time job as • at-
BEAunFUL Walk 3 bkrls to 'Beach * 54U570 * 714: 847-9448 Restaurant. 1 Rm., up to reader One visit will con-haQHng. ~ Ya rd tendant-llouseKeeper for in-GROUNDS ~R.w~ ~~ly d~: Z BR, 2 BA. $195. Adult 2,000 sq. ft. vince ).ou. (TI4) ~ , _ _, juc:l dea._ CallAlt~lSC ~~nga a: W"'f'kends,
bit"* except refrig. $240/ 2 BR. surdeck & frpc, $250. poolaide garden bungalow, NO LEASE REQUIRED FURNISH YOUR HOME OR . ...... ~ YARD. ~ ~ r 4 pm. to lfirmtN 1D Ocsn .._ 3 BR. ste to & bay near ocean. Frplc. Jrg. Immed. occupancy. See at OFFICE _ Buy furniture,.. ~ lftn, ~ ,.!2· Job Wented. Femele 702 Oolek>bmU.A~Gu mo. No llngles, oo pets. $300. ps ocean • patio. 6 Pools. Sauna. Terr 2172 DuPont, Rm. 8, Irvine. carpets., drapes. antiques 1""'!!~'~""'!*'~ .. !:.!CS~*!!l)..~c~-'!!:::~-~~l::;;:;:--:=;:"':-"'.':':'::-';;;=I
&ml ii: Slove-Wat f' r. SJ&.1111-nis. 84&-0259. 833-3223 9 To noon. thru exclusive Wb:>Jesale A--:.-FA'lllEB A ~ me NEED help at hOme! W
Canp... RN Rm. Lamdry % BR. frpic, dsh/wah, crpta & 4i.!'~ ~ Steps to Also 1 Br. Furn. From $135 A1TRACTIVE Commercial Deoorator ShowroomB at.__.. .. ,.. wcdr. t1:a11a. Jard a pr. ba.YI! aides, nunes, houae-~!*'d=-Alr/Qnl. drapes. Nr park & 9Chl. 2 J~ Realty 2 & 3 BR, 2 BA. $160 up. Building tor rent, was ~bolesale prices. Ca 11 INCOME tu. lb*! + cfewn-'tL nee at. M'--"12 kpn. companions. Home-
A ~ l BIL S1.f5 dlDdrm fine, no pets.. $IS). Mike, Da)'tl 673-6210; Eves Pool. Mora Kai Apts., 18881 medical bldg. Bldg 3(b(9(), lot ~ decorator with top 27JO Camino earZ;!.! GDl. ~ 'l"rer/Shrub maken Upjobn, 547-6681.
2 BR. SJl5 a: $1'10 1110'J Emerald. HB ~ 551-1700. Mora Kai CE. of Beach oft 75x200. Lots ot. pe.rldng, 419 e~nence & knowledge, Suite 2. SC. ....._ · trim. Gw • )'II dMnnp. TYPING
H' {;.Ille de Mnll 2 BR. gas -M.ter pct. J child 2 & JBRS, 28AS, lrplcs, Garfield) 962,.-8994 N. Newport Blvd. NB. you 11 be delighted. CaD DiL .....-. 5lil 91. Reas. rates, quick ...moe
8 w WO-No. ~ C.11. ,ok. No pets. From. $140. blti.ns.') yr. Blk from bcb & 2BR apt, wlk to beach, shag ™· 548-8636 B•bysitttftil lk 11 ' 'F~. fn!'e pick-up A. del. &ti541850'.
-l'M22 Cameron St. or 1 h 0 p • g • 83U370/645-0245 crpttng, heated pool, & DESK space available $50 P»-Reward. by partnt.s for G, fu1 & P......_.. Sia;..... 80-1652. aft 6 launl tac. $15.5/$165. call mo. Will provide 1umiture Information leading to con-BABYSITl1NG -ID;J' lane Ut e-Dwldl Mm ·
QlJIET DELUXE WALK TO BEACH 536-IM92. at $5 mo. Answerin&: service tact with Linda Am.el. 5'7'', days only. $25. ft... .., ~ miclent -ex-t, 2 A: 3 BR APtS NU ~t. priv bcb & availabl.?. 17875 Beach Blvd. blOOde, grey eyes. 114 lbs. wksdL A.-l lo 5-..__ a... y..,... c.pets ~ 839-7913 Pvt Palm* Hid PtJol New,t, 2 A: 3 BR., cpt/drp., pier, 3 BR. 2 BA. $5.50/mo. 2 & 3 BR, S150 & $195. l Huntington Beach. 642-4321. (L1nda, please call home or yard. S.-1812er14'-:55. Alm fJot.a A: ttiall»n. Yaai-~~-===---I
Nr. 91op"c * Md.ts Ol1ly dwhr., frpl. 12516th. 847-3951 2 Br, 2 Ba. ~. 979-0631 or ~ EU~'.'1 S:..~~ & bank. call Luanne.) w rt t e, LIC"O Day Oft. 1am4:& will ,be ""1ic."Wd, 517-J!& SEWING 6. light alteratiom
Al9D Yum 11adL. AplS Sl'EPS to Beacb. New 3 Br, &M-4510 eves wkends. 181S WESI'CLIFF DR, NB classlfied •ad No. ms, Daily Todcler wllb' Xbit caft. HOUSE OF CLEAN in my hlme. lla1·21·ra1 _a_.. ~Y~. ~~--CrpU.. FOR Rent Yearly. untum. 2 Newport BHch ~~ ~ii'e~r,.. ~f~~ PilotM'esa,PCa..o. ~JSGO. , Col!ta 11.arb:rfflam. · ~:1539.... n.s. • ...,., ~car-491-mt after 4 pm.
..-........ -.... _ •v v • .,........... BR,2BA.BayDuplex.No fl frot •-bach&&""'::' ~ r .. -pds:Adnp!a.TYn.area.HelpWantld,M&F·71D lm" Simla Am Awr.., CM 1"""9 garage. Adults. 613-2706. 2'l3 oor, n oi: enu. MAN 39 yr old, tece1dy -..--..,. _.Ulst -1--'----"'-,...--'-'1 · Mer-All m Ho65C I:;.::;;::.. _______ I 19th St NB our next Ample prkng. 548-9586. broke up wUh girl 1'1end, cusroM AccGllntlng Cle • I
TH1S IS rT NEW TOWNHOUSE! DUPLEX,., 3 .BR. 2 BA. All Vi 1617 WESTCLIFF would like to m ee t . WO<?DWOR.K. 0.S-eled 0.1""9.orFee Paid roca
• D~ 2 Ba . "-"' •-J' '""• It. ~ nd bl panehrg ca-...... pdill5., * WE DO _ _.._... * PEACE & QUIET '~Jut • crpt, .... ...,. • bltna, blk to bch. Nice yrd. numbe U'7't sq. ~l''> air co , persona e, petite. lady gen'l repairs: Dlllae r.•.--.1..uunu Receptionist to $550
AD eledric Gold Mrdallioa kll!lds o( exb"a8. CALL Yrrouod.1-827-2382. ap· t r ample pkg, util, janitor. betwn25A35·forfriend&hlp DallurbM&-15S-•llEi. .... Freeat.'4521139 Dental Oeric: $509
2 Br apt. 1~ ta. 2 patios. = (Jr = 0 r 2 BR Penin Duplex, Fl'plc, • Baumgardner #1.M. 541-5032 .,':-~. own realp. 1-8: ,.._ S. V-XUfl' ~·"'v ~ (S/H 90) $574 .......... prap •l stcnge . . dshwshr, shag. $1.85 yrly. FULL SERVICE .... ,.,,..~ -·,...-• -8.J DI)' • ..,... 'lhlllportadkm ..,r, construction exp $SXJ
·----NEWCONDOMINIUM R<a!tor, 64>-3850 ~~~ Westcllff 'Bulldl.. ~."have reti .JOHN"S""'"'•l'l>"ll 7 •D••* Recept-Sbrttype tolllOO ~. m peta.. $1S1 mo. Xltb 2 Br, gar, pool, $210. f97.J342 EASI'BLUFF. Deluxe 1 BR. IC\ $1~ J/:! ..,, Cotner Wl!ltcliff Drive & ljt; HINDU SPIRl'.l'UALISI' * Dft-fibampoo free Sm&. ~ ~ Order' ~t Pl;)'8 Fee $500 a~ 60-29'10 or'"' Ugu1111 a.era ~~ ~o,::s-$180. \>' .,., 'Cl ~!~. :~~ow~~i Ia this ad ctumge )'OlD' =*'~Soil~~ .j --• 5IHlliB. Medical Sec $500
CASA GRANADA FOR a few who appteeiate ,. BR. ApL ~••· pam· ted. WATER view office suite whole outlook 00 life for the tri&h........ A 11 lllilllllk: Ir ; 1 •Ta Cid Friday ~ $500 tbf' unosuaL 1 ._ 2 Bdrm. 2 ' "' • ...,.....,,, better. Proteaional advice bleadl Ir .mle -• Olbtt Fee A Free FOO.Hons No_,,. -~ • Clooed ..,.... $145/mo. w/conJ. rm. ep1s, drpa, on lite. Ra<11nP !laDY. 10 save --.,._. -~ p -RUTH RYAN AGENCY JLooel> 2 BB. ap1a. -1th a ha. custom apt.s. Large Call Sti-1149. The greatest reasons for Util. inc. Reas. rent 2400 AM 10 PM. 492-8136.. &9034. ,_ -WW. ...1epu rm Ne t CM 64M85f ti'llll'-d BR. OD tJNgtifulb' rooms, wide ocean vieww. r. c•---a... moving to Oakwood Garden w. Coast Hwy. 544-8678. .,.."·NO El ~----D--1 me extra tl:illa-dma R I ......... nda. Piiie can 1-~ HB ··1~ ......,prd 0 .,.... Gu gardens. Space 6 privacy ~n ,_........ Apartments are the renta. ~ • ~ ._ lJvilW ftlL., Cilllac na. A: _.. ... appl. rn... ~-·.. O'I .._.7 ~ · -......... lo 3 tar considerate mature starting as low U $135. 300 Sq. ft. Office $95. San Qemente1 Jiall $15. a-na. --=-1 .... :--.11 a--. R-•-•«• =-.•• ......a up adulla. Cloae fu beach & LARGE 3 BR. 2 BA, near And here are 9 other areat 600 Sq. ft . Office. Kit. PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-eoudl $10, 0:.-15.. -zS;;;. • , • ._ ;;:~-~;;n;;
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--:.baw W<Yu~~ ~~~t'ta'n'; ~~welcome . .....,,,., ~:·Me,. e 64&-~ =...;~,:.".~ :i.: ;:'.:..,. 4.i;:' Oft'TCE -·•co lic'd. AnalY6<0J m°'lndlvld· ..-dO .._.. furn. $250 to $6!iO montbl1. Apts., =r::~~:ols OFFICE space ·& sUitet tied Ir adOpbons ref. Gaod.-nf. S!l.nll. = !, ~ iD ma. ~ ~ecomputer
t BR. $165 ""'465.l Fum. or Unfum. 370 aaunaa avail. by Riverside' ~ve. APCARE GCM436 HOUSE OF Cl.ENI ,.. ___ .;..-. Ill..........., loca~ t1i1fww.. VIEW apt., block to beach. tennlscourta.pro&prothop ~Ofce· 215 Riverside. PREGNANT! Tbintring Profe&Carpd" *c .alld)'~O--:fltd MartoeMBDn8J3.2700.Den-
aH ·~ Paid new 2 & 3 BR. $245 up 181!. Gew1I bUllsirds • abortkm'? Know all the factl scmc er....., Ad, m.sa. ntS le Dennis ~ -• ..,._,_ ~3383 or $-El7. free Sunday brunch SAN Juan Capistrano. new flnt! Call W"E LINJr-24 Agent:Jf a( li'V'ine D2
Aloi A ltit<ftdm Under New activities director bldg, professional suite. bra. 5il-5522. Mitfwol.an Dr. '
JD Mqfe Aft.. Of ~~. Whl~ Opcoe:l~ Management g<ilfdrlvlngrange Indirect ligblQ, tilfR! flrl, PALM A CARD READJNGS · 1 ACCOUNTS _ i
eB RREAL VCALUE! Qait'I. 2 Leu<. $260/121: 61H1'5. CASA VICl'ORIA ::'u~ :::'.1111 lfng•-one air cond. ~' ""'88!IO Eveo. ~-~~J -~~•~ trader's Parad1"se PAY ABLE • rpla/drps. Lido I 1_ 11:..2 Br. FUrn. &: Un(um. ._, ** Ottlce & Store 1n small .o:u·-., \.u..l ww-~ ..,......,. Fine local t•-ff ~-Aloi. ~ •-h..;__._ .-._ D/W TV and two--bedroom1, Fur~ ,,,_.,,..center Bola& & Heil lie. u-iu o er• ~ ...... ~·~• ·· t •-~ • •· 1111·• So ·-• • ' • -.__I .. • Ior aidldl:I,, m pdl. SJ3i. 2295 ** 2 BR. 1 BA. upetatn. ant. Pool, etc. \:Ome ~ &: ri;~id~~,~~ pe~Mo:Yt H.B. 846-1323. DON'T JUST SIT ~~ With t;ack
Padl1cAve..Cllf.51Mm. -. • relri(. Newly Inquire about our Mov.-ln dally1Dtoi CDM lie per, It w/option there.'nfdandntl.Cal11\Jol, l"1nes remed. To Salary In l500
VERY NICE 2 bd -U75. de!.'orated. See to &I> aUowanoe, >15 Vldorla SL OflOll • 2.4M/lloor X 3 675-7661 t2i3) C2-'1!121; -Call Jan Patio> -·
-trfC, ci.p, bl-prociate. Call fer fh!o. at Harbor, CM. 6'U9!0. -Oal!Wood 2411 Cai Hwy 1t ldacArthor ALCXIHOLICS -. oouo.l l'erlonnol Agency;
..... -patio. !ldldla 675-4669 "' 615-Jm. Cosll -Garden Apartmcnla PRIVATE room $6S, lowly Phone 54).1217 or write til11eS :mo Harllor Blvd., C.M. :'!:·l"'-~"354San<a-. Verde · Ntwpofl--homeemplo)'ed&""'eleman. P.0.-1223,0oab!Mal. ""19 Clertc $550 ... -ali.B'.AU ZI """' ,,,,.. ..... -1m Swinging -~. eon 1mnine Dl!LX 2 BR. 2 BA. crpb. DLX 2 A 3 Br, 2 Ba. Did -.... ,,. LEASE C-2, central Cotta Call "Leab" :H ..... dollars Wr>icl!U --•sir. ""· Sl'D.. pr. Q63 up. ,,.,... OIC, 2 BR 2 BA un!Um $205 lMwoort laldl NOrth M.,. loc. j151J !llJ tt $400 all KEY-Penoonot ~ Sd>-tm. 541-CZD. m; Matt Ave. 546-J.IXl4. 2 BR l BA turn fQ:.l 'l~lnt llld 1Ml -(OT part) 64&-8811 Agt. JAPANESE lthloJ, rt r I l&6J &. Edinatr. $.A.
;t ** 2 BB. SMI -c.s,cts Senta AM Beautiful apls. w/private """"' NEIVPf FlnanciAl Clr., 545 w•·~ to •~ w lrh °""11< m c..;.,I
" """'"" One -OK. pa1lo!I, -· pool:...... --"~ 542.aalf .. -. LUlb garden aetllna. -ut1a, Sq. n., reception room. 3 of. AmerlcM famlly. &G-0.MT 1lWll! ._.. .. ~ EL£"C U4ol .. I"* aigll. ;;vn;;;0;,=,'=:;,,,.-,~1
2 L..! I"' ... z .._, $171. ~""&,"·:a~ *oo ~ E.* 21't, CM. WE HAVE RENTALS Doeo. 65c oq. IL 641-1860. You!¥"°""'"' Ji03il + ~ .. ,:S.:..*"' .,.. •It --baud.~ -clett!. -.. n •• , BUer.AptB$130m.6259 ~ Onorneatthebcach.Yearl)' NICE oltl~ for rent Nr. St&-36Gori&.-3M4 ...,._ .. .., 1"1$,D=·'td,r..w-"*""" o:;t, Htiegthnif!. Ptraonntt
CIHl3ll NM-opotrt Buch THE EXcmNG t,,~nt111<d-~(~.·nter/wetklf. BBC on W. Cl>lJt Hwy. 2-llJlOI S35 ~. ~ ~?:!<.=""--~~Hoapltal,
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-SIA --OCEANVIEW M1llU'!'£S TO NP:r. BCH. 613-3663 Busl-1 Rontal 445 Soclol Clul>I TRAILER 1or air "' PU u _., Glil -llS 1.A °" ARallTECrURAL laibo. 511 Ill' From ,.. JN ,,. a.. Jdtchen. Badl. t • 2 BR. Feom $145 -u ,ou want Qoant!l7 IO'G. 21· !Nll«.1'111 fi>iila ...... • ldoil -..._. DRAnllMAH
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$M5. No-"'· J8tb BR. 2 bo. Balboa loc. .,all< l!6l Meoa Dr. panelbilr, crpta & drpa, ado II !fa QoallC1 $1.115, tor car.« ril .... -b· ....._
6 _... .. 5tM1iT. '° -a r...,. $'25 .,., (5 bib trom Newport Blvd.) Jol~bilr billy corner. $2:i0. You'ro -tor )lilt llaL cl ..i.e. fl!l.ML anall AVON SAYS
111 2Bll ~ el WU. ACB'd 615-1972 or '15-«r13 5t6-9IJ60 Pf:I. 64>.m or 642-G5(i(I. • 01SCOVE1t .......... , O..Tl'adel'• ''• Yeur Own S.U.''
... -~ Pn llR1fooe:-~=2BA. !"URN bacbclcr ap1 with PRIME oUi<:e space av.II, DISCOVERY Tredo Tnllf ~ --lallr,.., Eunulnqomoo1,__ 'blUoa. crpta. J>Otlo, eu<!e• ares In CM. ftl, ~ · S.mmar, Y'tlY, 333 Marine Ave, Balboa "'The -inf Ellt'' C.. tor a 11-oe" cleor 5 -""" lo 1'l'Jr 0 ., n at ·v ..... w_. md pr. $1a It> • Adultl d1at. $85. Inc. uUI. Nr. AnJ1-• Rent&IJ. Bkr, ,m ll:land, 2nd Ooor 615---TI..50 Clll: MQn.Frt JO am-10 pm Jjolle ..,........ $..,, mtlbbia1:nld. Be an AVON oa: • IX1 • peta. 1nq, mo A. Palrice Rd O.C.C. ' S&opplng 543-&88. W. Balboa Blvd. 6~ Need a "P•d"T P13<o an adl n.-21U87-3111 -... 5 -""'""'"'4U""-Call _,
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-2 -4 .. M ... be l & de Ov Need ..,.,... "'"" wtb Coll""' _...... 9tartllos SUCCESS CA1tEER v~ Dfflc:e T i., • ...,. Im Ga r ra rd llft more mid-day hours 3-4 21 A~~ an. er btavy exper. ia plumbql &aJa.ry up to $ 1 o o Q. flew er~ ""*'-t11t Good ... _.,,_ kwe flr m od • 1 , 1 Y • te m I s e d nexR.llc days 1lft!lftkly $ome ~·'..a~· pmon. Surf A electrical ll'IOla. A --. AmbiUoua -·-, -n Wart.fl ....... ud ....._ __..... au Io ma t 1 e cban v er Don't buy aey c:--pD until
' wkeodJ., eve I deii-1111.bllt.' ..,..._...,m, W. C004t Ilwy., hardware. M\.15t MW~ Mr Slack $ti 900IL fY1' ~ powbw ftlillit ... .....,,.. ~ A ""*' mulfft Is ct.-ANswras AMJFM stereo ~ver: you CM pla,y! ~
Uourty la1ary o~o. Ref ~-8· appe-annce l per'Ql8.lity, AGERS &: Foftlmen...AI wllb a•--* of owr • f': :' ~ S:.. ": 1ft"' Full ,_. air t u 1. wdc!ome lO attend b'e9 woft
: ::,;~~1. CdM. rmic:ttr~c... ~~~won.~Ae~ ~~"\;:~= .. :,-_'=..,,:--·--=-~-Faw ~¢~·~~7:,.~ ~~~~ 1,BABYSl'lTER,Uvein.Ll te Cuualatmo9pberefortriend· lnpenonooJy.H.W.Wrtght l63l~tia CW.~ Oeub. Milltt-mlllkm '= :D"' .. .,!~.CJ(Irvint-, Sroth t'rly~: new tn box, a.:uarantft<I. 60-2151
bowlework. Write ctu:amed ly e-xtnwert who want. to Co.,, 126 Roc:belter, Ccsta ' ~ --"What a durnh brother-b>law Orie-over SD). 8&.laoce Coa•t Music Service Ad. ~. 868 c/o Dally Pilot, learn PBX boa.rd. Broad-Meu. MAMICUlUST • BEA.tn'Y mt :IJ aMaL • Seeys Girt to ssm I've got! Duriqi ~ bladmut now $85. CA.ti or amall Newport Blvd t tlarblw
PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. cut your beauty. Call Kim HOTEL MAIO Apply to OPERATOR: fUll ot put .P'Jw Clll VtrOd&-= : ~ IO= in New York he .ta.yed •tuck pymnta. 89J...«IOl. Coll.ta i.f.:...
Cal1l. 92626, Clarl<. 833-2100, Oennls A ~w:ekeepu, Hotel Laguna, ~;:'~~· .!:U:: IDHOll. * 100% .,....., * oo an ESCALroR for ,..... * AUCTION * MARO! MARCHES IN -snc1 ~ BABYSlTI'ING In our home. Denru.s Ptnonnel Agency of 425 So. Cout Hwy, LB h1ght1t ot clientele. Appb> RED .cARPET . 1"'ftUiO bours." Fum1 MJ doea Wallicm with a n ~day. 3 well-behaved ~":;:1~~ in penon Tues lbN Sat. RMhon t.bfteinde's~ BEAt.rr lf"K aolld walnut 'l11~pplia: after-Inventory, c leanout
Near be&eb~~1t ~!i:r Allen Byland ~e~. too.a HELP 2549 EutbJUH Dr., Npt. REAL ESTATE SALES 'fM.Dll«IJ ~-a.dl =~r:. b ift!~w :;u:.i: A~tiodtw' Friday, .7:30 p.m. rt:r ~~~. =t=
Uve-ln. 494-5323 aft 7 pm. E. 16th St., S.A. 547--0395. Bch. FREE LICENSE Sa:=RE'l'ARY~' ex. i.ng, '""~old. Xl.nt cond. Win y s Auction Barn nt deef;ly disc.'Oun.ted prices. MAN over ~ to build le , ......... ....., ~cnn s
BABYSITTER fer 2 sch. DRAPERY WORKROOM WANTED deliver •"""Y box ea . TRAINING ~· Xln't tJpitlc ,...d, ~ match:ng chest 201510 Newport, CM -Walichs Music City &kb. 1:30--11:30 am & H Openitles for exper •. or Knowledge ot aa~. wood 6 FaJbWI Rtal Eftate lJeenl. Mioor budlbePnc A ah. ~ 540-l?!M aft 3. Behind Toey's Bldg Ma.t'l.
pm; Mon.-Fri in my home. trainees in ~U pogl.HOns. meuuttmenta: J)n!i'd. App. lOI Collne l'Jl1rl avallt.We 1'dl\lfor.o_pler, An F.4ual PR1V ATE c o 11 e ct I o n , OOUGH·BOY Swimming pool South Coast Plutt ~2830
CdM atta. Gd pa,y. ~. ~ ~a:uwgs & vaca· 11)..4 pm Wat Ir: Thurs., 11552 thru Tarbdl Relltora. Free ~'.B ~· 2iiM W. Penian rugs, S \.\' e d I s h l~ years old. Like new. Sewing Machine• al
Babysltter for 2 boys age 3 Se~ 900 w r1;JeSty Port ti--alto--Gothard St., Hunt Bch. Placement Service. f'woee: wy •• .& ~ crystal, clocb & more. 114: LS' x 4' with M!d111'00d plat· ---=-------1
' & 5. Every Thurs from 9 CM ' • ·• ,.,.. • ,._.., MAN &. woman make tug Training Program. Earn SECRETARY m-tsll form, ruler cleaning equip. MUST sell, practically new,
· A·M tU 3. College Parle, call • · delivery of DAILY money inte rviewing """"'le while )'Otl learn. Call Al Part time. &-•\f+ld• bet~ Appliances 802 n1ent, and test kit. Worth Brother Coo&0IE' Sewing , anytime, 546-4365. DRAFTSMAN to do PILOT to iub•crlbers for ecology team. ,...(iu Sloan cn4J SJJ.5'11l on fuL 3 ~ $150/ $500 new. tit u.st U'U, $300, 1'1ach. zig :tag, button holes n--•· mechanical 88Semblies & In L•nuni B~ch. ~2210. Weeb!ndl rrt4) m.700G. hr. N~ KENMORE gas dtyet $30. complete. 53l·l2.18. etc. $285. New, will sell ror
ocwm detail drawings, Some PC • neo .... ES!''"--"'.::"-N "-· •~ \V t $175. or best offer. 963-373.1
SECRETARY card development. $100-$800 Generout profit r a Man/Disbwall.bir 5 dQs ~ A.II.... ---.. orge pa .... ,)'tr ....... es AQUARIUMS· ai gal show
mo. 2-3 yrs exp req. Con· couple of hours work week. RuS'ly PeU1can 273$ ~ • WJnr not ~ SERVICE ST AT I 0 N At· gas dryer $45. G. E. Elec w/rtourescen't hood $40. + Sporting Goods 830
tact Al Tyler, 979-4842 dally. Musi havo d• West Coast Hwy NB m the hotllfllt area Jiu.. lmda.ot. Foll A part time ~-*.,·,_.<?~· & del. 17 ga1 show w/a.ame $25. + fur ' • tlngton ee.eb/Fountaio 41 cir owr. Gentleman.,.,: ~·~ UOJ. 15 ga1 standard $20. AU
, SH, typing. Loan experience ~Y mornl.ng newa_paper pendable auto. C~ MARINE Me c: ban I c • Valley and let m train. )'ml! Service-St. Elp. Apply WHIRLPOOL 2sp a uto eqpml. romp! w/fish &: eqpt.
necessary. Full time. Sal· r o u t e (HuntingtOn tact Harry Seeley at Marine PUU Counter Man. Call Phil U: c Name e , annin Station. fDt s. washer $35, Frigidaire elect Ph AM only 642-3002.
ary commensurate with ex· ach). $200 -$225 per mo. Deily Pilot, 330 Wett ~esired. But not nee. =E REAL ESrATE. Omt BwJ, l.quna Beach. dryer $«). 847-55156, 7935 TENNIS Club l\lembershlp
perlence. Contact John 847-2300 before lO AM. Bay StrHt, Costa · T SERVJCE Sb.tlon OIM artt, Glenco, HB. for sale. Call after 5 pm,
FOR sale, Golf CluM. almosl
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bag, $225. 44~1986 eves.
BOAT OR BIKE $40 -Walsh, 9794200 or write PO ELECTRONIC Mesa, or call '42-4321 MECHANICAL set up men. Recpt. mee $250 ewnp Island SeJaman. top KENMORE Model 600, autol,:0640-83"-'"''"'9------
Box 2380, Costa Mesa, Calif. Asseinblers with 8 0 me g:y & Swingllg • Vigorous new Part time aftenlocmL Call PIQ', IDOi) bn. m-8818 for WllSher. Like new. 6 Mos. Ml II : 9'l626. soldering exp. Pal Elec· . Uses ht punch presses l..on'aine I a.ppt. Guar $125. 546-8672 or SC. 1neou1 TV, Radio, HiFi,
" BANK of COSTA MESA tr on t c s co . 6 3 91 for Electronic Components. Westdilf 847-8115. Wanted 820 Stereo 836
' A new, locally-owned \V es t minst e r Av e., HOTEL houseke eping Will traln. Excellent con-Penon.nelAgency _); 1--------=
, independent Banlc. I Westminster. ~3301. supervisor wanted. Elderly ditions. 642-18T1. 1651 E F.din&' $.A. • ~· Rent W•Wra/~ryera PAY 5 to 10% more than so REVERE lO"·Professkinal
F.qual Opportunity Employer EXPERIENCED Fry Cook :;i;:-~tnie~fe= ~~for MEDICAL ust-girl Frida)'-cM&:rk m ~) tgmaitc.6 $2. Wk. Full mamt. called lop S payers on used Tape deck. To be mounted
BARMAID wanted. Apply 1 1'Ull or pirt time. Kramer! 3:30 pm 833-mo ext 459, front & back ottioe required, 542-1836 Tf'll'lPCft'Y Help * 639-l202 * Oriental rugs. 5 4 5-5 0 7 0 · $100.00 * 546-9'rai
btwn ID am-6 pm, at THE Golonial Kitchen. 512 W. HOUSEKEEPER, live in or Expel'. Obly apply, 548-2267. e RECEPTIONIST -Newport C-ter Dr. LRLrgG GL~·un!Llke new140• "•:.:ve::•::,· -------,,-
KNOTI'Y KEG, 2125 Harbor 19th St, CM, Closed Sun & out. Middle aged, needed NEEDLEPOINT Pal n te r WEEK-ENDS ONLY Sdte SI) M<rl'J94~3:° t. $ . Mu1fc•l ln1trument1 822 ~-----~
Blvd., C.M. 646-9910. Holidays. Immed. Must like children, wanted. Must have up. Age 2).29 lite 1,ypidl' llmt •i. a •• ~ --•1 Jf s
BAR MAID, no exp nee. Will Exec. Sec to $7800, ages 3 & 5, Mission Viejo P/Tl.me. Call 645-3820. have c:a:l. $2.50 per hr. CaO .-wport ~ --GE Elec dryer, all tem· MARIMBA, almost new. \Va s fl"M ta You
train. Under 30. Apply 3 Fee Paid area, 549-2847, 24 hr ans Newspaper ROSS BARTLETT M6-060.. TABAnnermcServiee, ~~,t~· ... !11 cycles, xlnt $900. ne,v, now $500. CALL __
, Wheels, 1830 Newp:>rt, CM High quality AAA corp. seeks service. Agency HUNTINGTON exp'd PBX operaton for all u ............... _., 53&-Q)S 499-1986 eves. 3 Linea, 2 T1me1, $2.00
aft 4 PM. individual to assist top level H O U S EKEEPER-full or Typist HARBOR REAL TY ~ !:~tsC a \4 REX.'OND. APPLIANCES BURME...'\E male 6 mo. * BEAlFI'Y OPERATOR * officer. Professional attitude part time. AMI.st w/4 To punch 'ITS Tape for Lino-.,.~D'l"T,,_....,.... Karie 89J-1Zl2....., Delivered_-gU&r. Dunlap's, Shots, Sat &: Sun 96Ul852,
WI-Clientele ln """"" '"""'ming a musl. children Irvine V l c .... ,.... Ex ll ~ .... vi,,..,.a.CASHllJt ' • 18'15 Newport, CM 548-778tl weekdays 778-4800. ext 253 ONE Of a kind puppies, 2
.,, r;uvu ... ¥¥ • • ""'"s. ce eot salary and l.8-4a yn. lite t,ypUc I: filing.. TECHNICIAN male puppies to good homes. * m.5572 * 493-2566 * Call Marion Mann 833-2'100. H~~~EPER Part time. ~f!.!d:,ge benefits. Eve-Call for appt. SUprerior for cbedr: out on ~ ~voc;:~dry~. OffElcolFumlture} Desperate!! 548-1223.
BOAT REPAIRMEN DAI~ .. ;!eePe~n.eIOennA~ncyis o&f -... Opdcal Cb. ~1114. .-~..__ .:~-pli ..-.--: t')G 95 ·~-qu ,, 824 FREE ~ ... ,....... '"""' .. ~ Call before 4 pm. Mesa DAILY PILOT m _...,,. uuo:ou am • ...... oe;. U\llU .....,. ....rv1ou ,... to ......... home, white MUJJt have' waterfront boat Irvine, 2082 Michel5on Dr. Receptianlst/Hosten lien.. Pal Electronics fem. Almott all p:iodle. 1 repair yard ex.per. including Exe-'tlve Verde Convalescent, 661 330 W. Bay St, CM ,...._ ::::::::0. Q,. 6391 Wf'lltmlnDE!r A $80 1 YR.. guarn, del & ~ EXEC cksks 6'/8' $la5-140 __._.. hauloots, mech/hull repair. .... Center St., C.M. 548-558.5 MZ-021, Ext. 309 .. .., u...-~ estm: :vi!., stall Late mod. all c:yele Desk& $20-85. Drftg deaki yr, ,..,,...._
Gd jobs for top men. Secretlll')'/Receptlonist HOUSEKEEPER ; compan-Ask for Andy, Paul !.,.0_! _ _. _.1~ __. W imter. Sf9.330l. jl<eemore;'ji~~~-~~'~·-;636-;;.~2840;;;:·~ex~c;owv~lijc~hr;;;$8::;38~642-~Mti8~~ FREE to ·you .•. '60 Dodge
Bl k1 • Boat y d Large American Corp. has 1 Ion ust d · H B or Dav ru:aslllu. ~--.... TELEPHONE e D'~ASllERS P\I, _..... for parts. Call . ac es a r ' girl Newport Beach Office 'm nve .. , area. e. speaking or sale • JNIERVIEWEHS .-="· bit 'was .._ leno1/0rgen1 826 atter~'PM. 557-Q258
613-<i834. needing a dedicated, In· ~ NURSES AIDES bad:grow:d ...,.._ -t. SUPERVISORS _,_~ "' • guam ~,1:...::;.::=:.;;;~;.;:;_--:;:; ~=~===:......~
BOX boy wanted, Morning teltigent woman. Fantastic 1fssn: a4fu s1 ¥:-• 'II Pennanent full time. 1-3 be able to wort: we I!:,.,, to JWUVide-a Cftdlt card eon-delv'd. $.TSa'I; 54&-6218. PRIVATE party wants to FREE black male dor. 4 yrs
hours. Richard's Market. benefits. Salary open. Must shift. 847-3515. ~ •or tins a:D-vt:t4t:noe to tamDies In your WASHER, Good cond buy Piano for cash. old, very lovable.
3433 Via Udo, 166 O bl" responsible & eager to Dlltr..IC Debt"n..w..en Huntington Beach ditions and Company •••'"""''"1· won from )'OW' 5 yrs $25 ~2278. 1-~=*~55=c7c,-:;:306i:;:5;...:;*=~
MacArthur Blvd, Newport learn. Call <r-1334. SERYICES"'Yll~r;;; r~I~ Conv•lescent Hospital benefits. Call 644-&IB. 9-11 lane. No e.zperlence 66-3210 or_642..7445 eve11 TIIOMAS transistor wltl1 col· 3 COCK....A-POO PUPS.
Be'acb EXPERIENCED seamstress ,.,-nt....&.I ...__ 1 18811 Florida St. RECEPTIONIST M •ry; we will train. K EN ·MO~ E po r ta b J e or keybn:I. $350. or best of· 2 Male, l female. 8 Wkt old.
BUYER wanted or will train quali· Huntington Beach. Ca. GrowiQg ftnn In Imne Qm.. Wdll! 0-Mified Ad No. 613 ~. xlnt cond. Sl.00· 1 ='';;'·;,,646:;.:::,"'1654"'-".~---~ !14;-8(112.
Permanent position lo• Elec-fled home sewen;. Apply 148 FEE PAID NURSES Ald , 7.3, 3:ll will ptex. ....is -ID-~Pilot,-~w~l.560, Call 89'HllGI CONN Spinet Organ, good SAVE frotn pound b$utllul
tronlc Manllfacturing com· Los Moti.nc>s, San Clemente Trial attorney to $17 K train. Call before 4 PM.. dMdual to handle front ,,,..... _..... -Cameras I: cond. Maple finish w!bench. tabrador pupl, M & F, 9
pany. Exp'd in electronic Of' phone 492-821L Sr. Elec Tech to $12 K Mesa Verde Convalescent, desk. Ute tbJrt. bud. Start TIRED ol eeDing'! Tired al E lpment 808lj;~S250-,·613:-21•4:1.liiiiiiiiiii weeka, 645-10N components, outside pro-EXP'D. Tires Service Man, Elec. Sales Engr to $12 K 611 Center St., C.M. $CS.fQ85. $450. Call Jan Paa 5IOe55, the w old work ~! _,oq,_u="-"=---'~
cesSing, r aw materials, Salary plus borrus, Op. Pu1'Cha.s Agt/Stl Mfg $10 K Coastal ~ A&t:ac>', Omee' .,......_ • join SY blanket orders & expediting. portunity to advance Com· Buyer/Marine Hrd $14 500 NURSING: LVN-supervbot 2190 Barber Blvd.. CK. ~ ft'l!I' mcn.shig rub of STEM 4 Developlne tank
Call 549-3041 pany paid benefits. 322 Eas1 Tool Crib Attend wr $520 for 3-ll shift, 4 days/wk. RmU:&rlON direclor foD people who find .......,,ic ~ reel, by Pa~: one
An Equal Opportunit y 1 ~11iithii'.iC..iiiitai;iiMiiesaiii;;,.. ...... Seay.Const. to$650 ~~area. call for appL or part time. Eqiea'ieote aatety +a real~ o1 ::~ ~~;
Employer I' Secy/Bkkpr to $550 · pref'd. Co nvaleaeent MfdamA. u • pa:Mibd All brand new All for $15.
CAR Wash Help "''anted. FACTORY Recept/Gen'I Ofc to $550 ~YMAN ~ Hospltal, 60-1(15 .,... ....... We train >W &: Call 60-432!, Ext 335 Or 336·
F/tlme. Apply to manager, InventoryClrk to$600 With wboleaale gmwmg. RN's. LVN'a PncUala cuanmee )'OU 1 year or~btwn9&5 ' Lido car Wash. 481 Easl Clerk typists to $500 Salary open. Call for ap. . enqjojment. 1l'bk:h more · 11th. CM. Gen'l Ofe-L.A. to $500 pointment 586-.1580 <male • ~), Private than •••11twrwal.t!S tor )'Otlf Furniture 110
CASHIER •-nounclnft ***Comm! linesrat" S500 20FFICEGIRLS dutJt.llaltnlil<.-i.1--.r.addltiuowe l'VI • Recpt;iegaI G.O. to $500 Lind9ey Nunes. Re I'.. • ~ JOU. with iDdividml GOW HercuJon Hlde+bed,
Full pay while tra.Wng wtlh Fullerton/Brea NEEDED 831H51» or &t&-411& (!(IUIWlq + bl ft9Dlvea queen st:te, ex. oond $100.
AAA financial Corp. Righi Eng Pur Constr Secy to $650 Radio telephone_ d!fpa..tth SA1D ~ • )Ull' GWD :problems. c.p Full sbe mattress A ~-I-is AIP eon.tr , 10 $550 MUst be 25, able ID drive Must bave at 1eiit 1,. -5K6lll tor jiio:wl lo: -brand new $4(),
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Call Miry Both 642-5671, ext, 330
cveer minded. Start S375o // /)fi q, /) Free&FeePoaitions ApplylnPenon infine,contemporar1 terwiew1odaJ. ~963-=UI0==:.....------1
Call Helen Hayes, 54l).£055, -1\e[[t'} irlJ 488 E. 11th tat Jrvlnel CM YELLOW CAB CO. -.en's -Xllll -, TRNE ASSEMBLERS * llERCtJLON Sola &
O>ostal P<nonnel Ag<!l:cy, Sul .. 224 642-1470 1!6 E. 16th, Coota Meta Am to -btn lO VOLT -..at· W/l\M!ntble cw:b.
Be a Designer Flallers Al Sins
2700 Harbor Blvd .• C.M. OFC N~LVN or medical AM A 12 noon ONLY. Mon, QUEEN HIDE ABED,
CASHIER, full time. Apply V--•4f.iaA y....., "11 · tant. Starting salary Wed le: Fri. lnstMf PenoliMI Glove-Vinyl let. tables, all
Silverwoods, 45 Fashion Isl· JUNIOR Sates:men: l0-15. =mo. Mon-Fri. m-5Ql>. No. 2'1.:::::: ,,___. 381/8 Tc::;r.~, 8'tlte lD6 leu then 4 mo old. 53&-8772
and, Newport Center. . New Lite Industrial Earn U»4I) per week get· PAINTERS WANTED Orange. scHif93 Newpmt Beads \5t6-474l ~ bds. bedside table,
CHARGE COOK Dlvision Fof' Women ting new customers for the must be experienced with a-.a•ES Equd 0ppar Em~ solid maple. box sprlnp &
1st le %nd cook. Good hrs. DAILY PD..OT. This la not a spray procedure. Balboa . -UNDERW, ·-R mattreuea. $100. oomplete.
x1nt co. benefits. Bayview Needed lmmedl•tely newspaper route and does Bay Club, lZO. w. O:IBst NationaJl;y kmwn tlnn otten . tu'"" ,6'13-91B9=-=~-------=· !:'."!Y hotne. 1 Exporloncad ~~~~n~ ~,a. See penom:el =::::h':f.,!;';!': 1!':i AAA --~E-9'~QI, decor&tlr tabl'lc,
child. 2 or 3 days wk. PC MMmblers ~ ~~ r: PART time receptionist for ~~~~ illc can;itT opportunity for * 613-24&3 *
Refer reqtl~. Balboa Saturday. We have openingll Ortb:dontic office. Typ~ le Penonnel Agency, %'190 Bar-~~ ~
Island, 673-4 . Also for Fountain Valley It South accounting skills essential. bor Blvd. C.11. ...._.:._, n--• "'-
OIOPP£R Gun Operator. Treinee1 For Huntington Beach areu on-CheerMness, stability & ' ............, ~a.--=-..,.ga.,,.,
exp'd, must be able to do LI .. Industrial Work ly. You must be out ot versatility RDUgbt. Top pay S~ motbl!n wrft.No own 2'1!IO Ruhr Bmt., CM BDRM corner ll'OUP. table • own repa!n & maintenance. school by 3 PM to commensurate with skills. eam ,:!!!'~~-U'l'ILlTY mu. ni&hl llbift, w/2 twin beds. Like new.
4 Da,y work week · participate. ExperienceJ Typed resume to Box 2151, per. nee. ~!"-----.... applltaln. ~ accepUd
TRABACA Products, 837 W. Industrial Sewing boys given pr f o rl t y . Mission Viejo, Cal ~J;-sbions. 531--71153 oow. M4640C $150. 96Pr7US.
18th St .. Costa Mersa. & Wire Wrappers 968--9641. PART Time handyman & WAITRESS MAPLE end tables &
a.ERK, lJquor Stor e ' gardener for wkend work. ~· • El:p Men I Eqid. DinhV Room. Over cocktail table, $10. each. l,..~ll
pretera.bly married, steady Injection Molding KEYPUNCH Must be steady, atrong & clothing. Retired. WR>kencti 21. APllb' alter 5 pm. Ooeed "847"'-·=2890=..-----~
pel"!IOn. Huntington Beach. OPERATORS Pref ~30. aft 5 pm, 84'1·1863 ~. Call 548-2393.. 11an a......_ Mfscefl•nMUt
536-6160 Call for appt. e Many assignments in the Day & swing s b j ft Must ~ BAHIA CORINTHIAN ·
COMPANION, live In. It ckg, ~~rt&=·~~~: assignments immediately PART Time-Girls 1 7-19 . be able toT.;;._~ nm: YACHT CLUB ~·.~ ca:i::.
no clng-lndry. Lady am· • Experienced & trainee availa~le. If )'.OU want to Phone Solicitor. Salary + Maintenance. 4 n.. .. Wark 1fiDI. ~ Dr. CdM ~ten new $500, Sell
bulatory. Sal. o pt!n. n....•u Ex-II t work 1n a vanety of te~ comm. Vic of Wilson & ~ Cal-,•--
494--5043, . ~,...,. ons. L...:: en earn-ponll'y assignments & avoid Placentia. CM 833-1662. week. A1J1Q Tr a b ac a WArl'RISS E:l:p'd, Over 21, """""'ton new _,.,.,
ings. Weekly paychecks. th~ boredom of a routine job PART/Tl.me Seamstress for Producta:, 837 W. l8tll St.. Ptnmto. Clled &m. & eell S715. 962-5315.
COOK join our team of Mtidied OJllta Mesa. HoiidQL Kramer's WonlaJ F AB RIC& manufactllft!s
Dinner cook with great ex· employees. You must have Sail Maker to use industrial Kild>ten J9lh A Harbor, over buy. At wholesale "'
perienee in large food 2061 Bu1iM11 Ctr. Dr. at least 1 year of ex· machine. 675-6910. SECRET.ART o.ta lllsa. priceL Yards ar bolts. 333:1...,. ,,,_
operation. Call Chef Fred Irvine 83J..1C41 perience. Minimum pay POWER aewing machine Local firm wttb modern WAITRESS Marint' Ave., Balboa. Island.
9198
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(714} 644-1100. Nr, Qrange Co. Airport $3.00 per bour. Call Carol at operators, exp'd pref. Good facDitlet bu __ _., .._ ... Eqlter. lll:ast be over 21.. Ap-615-'DSO creK c:=:i· Co~~ s:!~: I !!!!!!!Sk!!!!!m" .. ~&"u'l'.,.!!!!lll'!!ed~..... 5.58-~·EY-KEMP :!~teadyA:.n-~~ perimoed ~ d 1 Jil7 in permD, SUrf. Strtoin, CH~_.°'o'°P°"P1N"'".~c--B~l~oc-~-.,-tJ1'ck-1-B-ll'Ch.~1 1 '-tl,-,..J...~
562 W.19th St., CM. Factory Help. Tempof!lry Help Sel'\l'lOeSu!. •-645-7447 :a!.t:'9~"'-:'tr.'i'.'a w~ °::!,"7~~ m Oak Jtx24x36'' high, 1 ft.
CopyWriterTrainee Call&t&-6036. 16.51E.EdingerAve., u:PRES.5MAN-A.B. Dick. lhort.band -et'Xl+wpmre--eeraon. Aney West thk:k.536-51D
H•v• You Heard The FIBERGLASS. Ex.p'd Gel 163 multi, exp'd on Itek. Colta quired. Sa.lar1 eom.-Rstaarant. 2lm w. Qcnn. UNIFORMS, Cout Guard of·
Latest Coater. Four day work Santa Ana. Ca. Mesa mensurate with edae:ation,. front, Newport Beach.. ficer ~ blues, khakis,
the tint to know tte news. week. Apply Tr ab a ca KEYPUNCH 0 tor &: 64!)..2522 skill!lcellent i: -~·-~ ,WELDER whites, CMTCO&t. 38 Reg.
A Dair for writing & form Products, 837 W. Uth St., -•-...i-i pera PRESSER, for production on ~ 1.-.c&Aa New, cheap. 675-4575
Co' .. Me.. ROme QC.a""'"""• a.a pm _._ •-_,.,rts ~op -· a'-"-"' ~--1 e • d n1ow. -u~ on boat moid!I wtD land you a job in this ,:::::;;.,:::;,;::;·~~~=-Mon-Fri. Pers. Dept, Hoag .... "sses • ..,.., • ... .,_, .. .........,. ..--.-~ ..-~ ' SEARS Exerdlor Bike. Has
bury public relations omce. Fiie Clrk To $4,888 llospital, NB &t6-0308. ~__.to P. 0. Doi et. Equal '=Employ preswre ·cootro1 on wheel Relax haprpily in the coey
$550 to $600. Call Barbara SpeUing champion not peeded PRINTER ...........,.~ cam. '2!' et speedometer and revenlble comfort or tt.ts great <:aJK'.
Mac G2700, Dennis & Den-here. But ABC's are tm.por. Lega1Tlm8:f~Ch•w F.qual OpportunitJ'~ Tom thoaeWh.r_!".!it:_.. into pcdaliqJ. $35. 56-0048. !.., 1ft 1ft Smart collar adds extra nis Per!Jonnel Agency of tant for diUgent frie..;11., ··•---~ BEST OFFER ,__. -_ _.,, touch! Cl:'ocbet lbfJl·st!ltd'l
r · -•Mich-'--~ """ Learn ~'"-~-field of -,. --· boarL Pleasant 0 n ~•-Ml.,. with bing rvme ~ ~· ...... ...,,._.,n 90",....t to fill ttrle ~g_og•·-. M""'-e--,. __ ,_kl! Id cape e to top -•t, ~·-~· Jaw with exciting at\Y. who •••• -. to $7219. -eondtt-. Call ~~"~ n, mo 1 • lta sldrl · ~, a:>UNSELOR wanted for well paying position. CaD seekt1versatilewell1P1J0tned 3 0.,.-!2 ~-~'~ JI·-These twd•••W' plepnen Mm. Hawkim: bet 12 I: 4. i':lnts $150. Pigeon's A cage Be a d-i-er • ~ tukn~-.: •· dreMe8. Use
G, ....... _ ManMll F i g u re Debbie ""'''"an 833-2700. Den-........ -11u11 . .a. ..... --..1 •~ ~ ~ ~~ CM "' .. ..,. nung worsted. Pattern Cc~~ Salon, Newport. nls A ~s Penonnet beginner. Call Debbie Dugan have experience on th! 2950 ~ • penonality plus & JllD _...,, ... • • ~· uw ...,_.., • from 5 necklines for :tlp-ftont 7205: Misses Sizes 10.20 in·
Must be attractive, have Agency of Irvine, 2082 8334700, Dennis &: Demtis Multi·Uth, 2000 Camera &: dividua1 ID aalst than .I. WOMAN OXlk: k small SEVER.AL 1ets or 1cltchen pri~ dn!u (It tunic plus eluded. ' trim figure .t: ertjoy working M.JcbelJOn Dr. Personnel Aaebcy of lrvtne, 1250 Pf'ess. Prevklus print· their alftXnlcn. No lb:wt· l'U'lins blmr. s dl,ys/wk, cablnet:s A eou.nb!r IOPI pants. Sew ooe verOJn now, ~s1:~vni:-•-Tvt·FIVE (JENTS
with people. Mature woman FRY COOK 2082Mic:hell011Dr. 1ng or related fUnctioDJ ~ l'lll!ll'1'SAJ' I: lite typ-beadr. area. Call for appt. _ Harden Ent.erprilet anott;wr next 1euoh. 'Stnd! tor ff.Cb: pattern_ add 25
·preferred. Eves. 2•9, ,...._ 21. Must be clean &: LVN'S helpful mgwttbCODlplQ)'paldbene--4IHD15. 815 W.18th, C.M. 60-2842 Printed Pattern 9198:NEW cents for each pattern for 642-3630. v~• 54&-3061 • ftta. Call Kim Clari< m.:rioo, Worlcmon's Comp Supt: SHAG CARPET SPECIAL Half 5aeo 10\i, 12\0, 14\0, All-Mall aod Special Hand!-
, neat Apply ,in person, Surf M .. ,. ... _,_,A Apply 9-12, Mon .• Fri. Dennl:a. Oeonfs Pfsa•aeJ N·H-n.. ~firm of(en from $4.98 Jd. tnsL, guar. 18 l&'Ai. ~,I 3)1. NEW Millael:' Ing; otberwtte third-class pELJCATESSEN MAN-full & Sirloin, 1B3D W. Coast -~=~ PACIFIC MUTUAL Agency of trvtne. 2t1t12 :::::::"'-~ for_ yn. exp. &c.1101 eve. . sae. 8, ..,, 12, 14, 16, 18. delivery will take three
time must be 18. Neat & Hwy, N.a Ml~~-Dr .--0 • v ..... -•·-Send to
A l In ="'=~c..,,,.,.--..,,..---700 Newport c-~ ... Dr. .~· • -_,__,_., -. Sa1aty WE""'••• old <Wild ... , .. _ ....... , 8£\'UTl·l"IVE CF.NT8 wef!IUI or more. depeods~Tl ~piy 495 cENERALHelp-GUpump ENGINE LATHE N por1a":.~ch ~-~T/11: -2 o.;"ill."';ij.:;;:-"Callllob for~"C..ia'"M;;'. fll&'eachpottem-add25 Al!CltBrooks, the DAILY '~11th. sr" ~~Me'sa man, Detail Shop Mgr, But~ GENE&AL •W -~ -1:T. _.,.,_ &art ~~ ........ ~, -J-'-1: Loan 646-7741 et:ntl for MCh po.ttern tor Pll.OT, 105. Needlecraft 1.,;=-:;;;•,;:c-:..:'•':-~;=~:;..;:::;:;:,;· ftt Men. COSTA MESA Car "" PRINTER S«'y Todus Mot lo -' -~ r~ ·-7 • • Air Mall anti Special 111.ndl: Depl, Box lll3, Old Cbel,.a DELIVEitY of DAT LY Wash, ~ Harbor Blvd, MACHINISTS ~·· 1'rllnee SJl5 ...... -· mo -NEW&' n-utll. tntck Ing; othawlle thlrd:clall Slatton, New Yori<, N.Y. ~PILOT, SUNDAY ONLYL to Co1ta. Mesa. 645-1030 ~ Si» Btvd. QI. body. Fitll ~or " ton cbu-dcllvery will take thlff 10011. Print Name. AddreiM,
neWIPlf"I' canierl. tte-Full We need a few aood men for 3 Day 12-hour lhlft" Murt N IRT YOUNG man as disttibutur, N . Oieap. ed-9574. 'llH:kl or more. &ind to Ii~ Pattern Nnmhet.
, qutrta !hevuae oeol ataSlact t1onMr G~ ..,.?,.~ ..::::: ~~ "°1' In ~::!J have 0.xperieoce on the 2i50 Pe,__, Agoncy 1ng"' "";! ~ F<I'~ ~ USED BICYCLES Marlan Martin, the DAILY Cn>cl!~D 1rc,~ ;:
1 Wqon or an. n · bookkeeping mtsc off.Ice •Pile......,, a r Multi-Uth, m Cam1Jra &: ·-PL---...._ H.B. t"._ All 'l)pel * 642-11l2 PILOT, 442, Pattern Dept., ""-•-i:t;, D> Weat """ .. 89 ...... • · plant. •'ICll. ..........__ -.i.---.. , -.........-.,.... f'OUi!', X&M. hl:ve som e 232 west 18th SL, New directions.....,... ~ DGJ ~ ...-r•~ Cl.'CYIVU.j t''"'0 6C2.a7I .... abil Calif. Dr. Uc. ROYAL TYPEWRITER v-J, NY lOOU. Pr! l ln#Wt ~laC'ftm6 Boot.
St. .... GIRL FRIDAY Ing or related tunetloos II ,.__.. _..I"-Cle ' uni., , • n I ~-Dr:i.rvi:RY BO y for Steady worl<, D.,,_ Now pft:1 S>D!El'ARY/llEDICAL Salu7 SISI wk + gas. ~ 00·~ ·~~ on. NA'1E, ADDBFJlll With Balle, ancy ~-J>tl•
mt.od1cal Lib, 40 hr. wk, $2 wen ettabllilhed, but 1tU1 working con1lderable hel ' SKARP. aptiliittoM eueer S7.>tlO.. SZi. * '44-8581 ZIP, ms and 8TYU'.l tttnJ. $1.00.
hr. ()), car. Pb. 640--0140 uk growtna tltm. Va r le t y overttme. Apply 9-12: Mon Fri pt. Able to ADt\e 3 um., SEARS CrafUl:man 3% HP NUMBER. l Mta•t CToahet Book -
ror EUC!'eo. ~ ~~ ~~;e~ ,,P~CIFIC MutiJAi. at once • di> au eqeClJ. ~~ Lawn~~·* ~ M~ c~ i;! t:=. n?&i. ptcture
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DENTAL ASS!Sl'ANT SO!aey 10 $450, Call Jan YARD NEWPORT 700 N.wpott Contor r;>r. ~.-=-Pleuont [ • ; • pattern -from our Complo"' l..tut Gtff Book rrr, ~d, t'X'Pknded 4utle1 Page, 540-«l55. co a at a 1 Newport BNch Ad .No. tlil. Rmame to NEW ski boots w/bolder, Spring.Summer CataJoi. All -more lMn 100 alfts ..
• ~ tenvlronmenl. PmQnnel Ai<•)'l• 2790 3324 W Warner Ave ,c/ollal1JPilot ""'A pole, $15. llpriaht 11,..•z:t!iOc SJ .00. • =It. Bch a re a u,.bor Bl·~ .• C. . , S • I A • REAL Eatate Salos Wlo' not P.O. Box No. 1560 OJda piano $11?>. 64ll-l2l6 !Nsr· ...,-,~G BOOK C<>ln-A ..... --
·-•• •• • •• worl< anti """ In 1--0011 -Anti -aoo ~m.. $1 00 GTRL f'tlda,y, t&ke charxt .... 54S-11M a:od .cp POOL. Tables WHOLEMLE aew today, wear tomorrow. · •
DENTAL om~~'· at<llled IYPllt & rood An Equal Oppo.iunlty :::.:,1-.~..::.i.:; SECRETARY son°""""" •J~-Aboo ma.tt-.oolabed•l SI. '!~~1tyo1Ruar~,· ... !i0c. ()rthodontJc:: I"'-'!"':"""" tx'P'd ··to Employer bOme! $;;tcutte a.ee.1 Gnat..ffl lfOl h aba1' In-SHOW A ~-lamp&. SO..a338; M+-0468 INSTANT F. A S H 1 0 N ......,., r-n... .. , s.
In all ~ Sa1arf open, =' or ' lltl otttce. M A I N T EN AN c E L Esla'' hu .. -·--,.. • -'"°' "'°" --()c. 5"n a..:-. Inn SllRF'BOARD, Cor1ly Cam>! OOOK -Hundtedl 0 I !iOc. 16 N~ Sch ·~ -. • w ..... -.. ..w-u,. -.. -~,~ -•• -~,.,,_ '" ~~~. ~IN' ~-~~ '"""""' lad& SI. ·Qotllt -I -pattm:a. ..... ...,.~ oonr.Jhll GIRL • J(OUSEWORK on h o u 1em,n oombtnadon qualift~ W etman at 1'118 .....,, ...-• ma.1"1,.'" --..... r""""" Ut" ~" ............ .,IT ~l........... !iOc
TIME FOR Mon. A Tue•. pennM<lll Steady yr, IOW1d employ· S. COM! Hwy. Call Rttl tor In Alcopulco A ot,.,. .tted. !,.._;. -condltloo, IOQ. 6'4-1"" Put a little "locx'· m ,.,... M;._m Qul!t l!ool: S -~ mc.nt. Apply to tnanlll(ff', Myers <t!M-8025. $100.a~ Saluy to ClOlllact Va.Der Ernpft An· KINGSIZE Beaul)tt&l mal· Levh~sell those baubles for !iOc. DAILY PILOT Thi faltetl draw In tbe Weal Hole! Laguna, 425 lio. Coast Any doY is tbe BJ'SI' DAY lo 5llHtlli5. eoJ!.14'P Ha': tlqtae 9-, 1121 Ave. 400 Di· tre.-I< ".lm11prlnlo:. "bur ies". Call Clucllled \ Q•lll• for T...,,., tJvlJls •
CLASSl""ED ADS .. a Dlll.v Pilot a.uatftod Hwy, Lag)rna S..cb. run sn edl Don't d<lay •• """-• t!9tJ nu1':'=: nubl&.~!ll6ltt Ina.~~ 66-114' ~ ~beautlflll pottema.!iOc.
n . A4. ~ Olaulfied Adt ,, , • Ml~ .call today 642-W. C.lr. ·' You'll.... .......,.._ \\'ant rut re.ult• ... ~.:.678
7205
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970 Autos, -"° A-, -~ A-. UMd 990 A\lloo, UMd
CREVIER BMW
Sales • Service • Leaaing
ll W. lsl St., Santa Ana
835-3171
MAZDA
AMC
·n Matador 2dr hrdtp, 8 cyl,
auto, air/cond, P/S, vinyl
top, $1950. 962--5653
BUICK
CADILLAC
, • PRIVATE PARTY 68 Riviera Gloamlqi white w/Yieyl top. * Ma:r.clo '73 Rol•ry * $66 MONTH
36 MONTHS O?EN LEASE 1.::=====~=
Fun power, fat'tory Rich red leather I n t .
air, vinyl top. Gold Air-cond. Cru1Je co n t .
exterior. C699BUO). Stereo tape. Tilt wheel. Kelley suagested re-Trunk release. Fun pwr. Will accept trade-Ina
CALL MR. FRY -Hunt. Beach SALE lail $%!50. $4.995. Mr. Taylor. -
$1999 ll<.)'S 675-'1957 """· "SUD.
MAZDA
17331 Beach m. 842.fi66
2480 Harbor Blvd.
Coota Meaa
At Fah' Drive
546-8017
CORYAIR
1964 OORV AIR.
RUNS excellent, good tires,
bralcell $250. SG-3908
DODG~ MERCEDES BENZ .
FINAL CLOSE OOTI
'72 TOYOTAS
MOST ALL MODELS
44 NEW &
DEMOS
AL M ST GO I !!1!!~~~~~~~1166 DODGE MONACO wp.. 50 USED LIN U I: P/B, PIS. l60Q. Xlnt cond. FEB. •n Riviera. Xlnt cond, an Box 551 Bal. or.,. "C" St.
MERCEDES DEALER COST pwr, 68,ooo tn1, $3250. Pr! FORD
ON DISPLAY BROW COST .....,... 9'&-l896
Sharp-New Car SEE us TODAY! CADILLAC ~-
Trad&-lns PURCHASE or LEASE l--------I
Coming In Evut D•y UP TO 41 MONTHS '(:::> AJ:.:~~!:. L:.~· DEAN LEWIS ICJ EXCWSIVE
House P!i"11mports !T!OIY!OITIAJ Somethl119 BICJ 1.i~ wry~::..,~
6862 Mudtftter, Buena Park 1966 HARBOR '68 c.dlllac ·two door. Bia .=.~= i::., ~
on tbe Santa Ana f'"'1 COSTA MESA 646-'303 co:r. Bigg« Yllue. 10 DA'i' ID DAY FR1!E 'i'RJAI. EX·
, 523-'IZO •n TOYOO'A \?""'1• Station FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE. CHANGE
12 Mer«des 38() SEL, Im· Wa;.on, >Int cond. $1400. GUSTAFSON GUSTAFSON
mac onJy 11,00J mi. am/tm 64).G)5 LJ I M · .,.,... !8100. ct.., 64>-0l13, ,19 TOYOO'A C1wn nco n-ercury Lincoln-Mercury ~~ aak for Bob auto/trans. trl/httcb. : 1&800 Be6cb at Warner 161» Bmch at warner ~· .int cood. $UIO lllm--~ Huntlltp>n 11<><1> '59 M-• 180. MUii,.. to :n . 142-IMI * (213> 5'U544 14UM4 * (21:1) "2..sM4
oppredate. 1850 or best of· TRIUMPH '"l+lme of the Vlklllfl" "Home of the Viking"
"'· -7846, 491-15.13. _,,.
MG '121:.:f ~ ~ ... "lt FORD LTD, 4 dr,
--------'63 TRA, Very fine eond re-J; iilO nil' Pvt ~ AM{FM tadlo t. -
'690: MG Jut or the "'"~-·~ 6 xtru bnt ~I~ ~i. 1>a>s =" J!" J: ~
I otter. 5'0-121.S, 54&-<>247. .,..,_-. ...... ._ co bea. Mtm cond. 1 -iOi~;=-<i~'~n;-.:-;;;;;;:;-:;::I~""'~==--=---,--,,-: Bltl<f Book Wbolc18le sm. VOLKSWAGEN 1 'n CADIU.AC O>ope de '10 LTD ,_.. 11r -
Dealer price lllOO. WUI lt!ll Ville. All xtru. ltid -tol>, mi wbe<i, 'i,;;/ ..,,a. tor mo. 491-3969. IS60 SEDAN .,;,..root $5050. 413-nn $lltlO. ~1
FOltD
2480 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
At Fair Drive
54&-8017
FACE VALUE
At fact value, you Can't beat
ibis low price of $689 for
ttWi '65 Ford Falcon. Auto-
matic transtnisSon, less
than 30,Wl actual mil.es.
(PEP347).• 10 DAY FREE
TIUAL EXCHANGE.
GUstAFSON
Lincoln-Mercury
16800 Beach at Warner
Huntington Beach
842-8844 * (213) 592-5544
''Home of the Viking''
MAVERICK
'70 Maverick, Al<;. auto.
Gold w/deluxe interior.
Low miles.Ph:~
'711 Maverick, A/C, -·· Gold w/detuxe interior: low
ml! ... Ph:-.
·MERCURY
'69 MUSTANG SPl'-CP&
Shfil'P. All extras pl111 ali.
Priv. Prty. 847-333 ~
eves/wkends.
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BARGAIN
BASEMENTS
Have no betrer prlce than
this '68 Plymouth 4 dam!:
hardtop. Less than 50,~
miles for only $889;
!PM!l3Gl!F2015.17) ID DA'-:
FREE TRIAL EXCEANG&
GUSTAFSON i
Lincoln·Merc11ry
16800 Beach at Warner
Huntington Beach
842-8844 * (213) 5924544
''Home of the Vlklh;''
'63 Ply. FUry, air, auto T,
R/H, Extra clean inter, en8"
needs twr-up. fl.50. 83.1-81.a!
PONTIAC
'71 CataRncii
4. Dr, H.T. VB, pow~
steerlna:, air con~
15,000 miles. .(S61·
DU). Kelley IU&i
gested retail $2}00,
92399
r2430 Harbor Blvd. •
Costa Mesa
At Fair Drive
546-«ll7
'86 Tempest $495.. No
m-FFJ. Call :1&7 .. 1975 oi 548-4742 Bankert
OuUet.-2151 Harbor, CM. •
1i '69 CONVERT. &ope.,
clean. Auto, Plb. pfa p/w i
l/C prlv. OWDl!r. 9ft2..0160
'69 GTO, 4 spd. J>l/pwr fil.6
b<lco, ""' cond, new bolta! G71l tires. io...t, !61-5171.
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1986 Ponti.lie Le Ma111 ! spd,. wry cl-MUlt .. n,
'71 Mercury 491-83211 uir tor uo11e,
Moot""Y cu uo m , 1---RA_;..M.:.;B;.LE;;;;.:R~_..
power ~ W:-'64 llAMBLER, aoo<I
toey llr, v(eyl top, <J181ne bod. New blttery
_.ium u-. fl61· eorb. " -$!00. 64>-JJt'f t'Ol>t Kl'lley IUI"
·-roiau $31.80. T ·llRD $2699
24111 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mm
At F&\r Drive: ~17 'Ill MG Mld&f:L 23,000 tnl.,1--.,,$;,.250=""4~9.,,i._26A=-ELDORADO '68, .. _ ·n »ORD LT)l,' dr., Aldi
I ~I A"!~'°". , "\Aki offer. '64 vw v AN $51)(). tlCnally dtlent Many ......._ nt ,.dlo I< 11-. podded l ~ ••~ En&lne 6 inn1 Jui\ ,.l)IL 0oe ........ S2650, $4MSTr. tot>, an ex1ru Cl•n, law ;....,,__~-----------------------S<IJ kilo Item. ••• fiG.5611! --•-•-•_a_11_11'" ••"--"•"-•-\Vent od _.i11 ... ~511! rn~ -d!lL
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N.Y. Steeb
ORAN6E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1973 TEN CENTS
Clemente '6irds· for New· ·Battle Over Acce·ss
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'By JORN VALTEllZA °' ..... °"" ...... ,...,
•San Clemente city councilmen are
lfrdlng·for yet another round Wednesday In the -marathon battle 'bver access to the
Presidential Heights deve1opn:.ent as
residents of Avenida San Pablo renew ti1eJr objections to the selection ot their
o!reet. .
The .continued public' hearing on the
jlosslble alternate niutes to San Pablo la .
ffrst on the agenda for councilmen who
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tace a large list of lte!lla In the 7:!0 p.m.
session.
1be environmental-Impact report for
tile San ·Pablo· project ii ·the last area
where ooOo..Itlon 1'111 come on the ~
hassle. "Counctlmen already have at>
proved the Improvement district that
WOll!d pay for"tbe eateoston of San Pablo
il)to the Iatge condpmlblum project In-
land of the city goU cotine.
Residents have banded together to hire
La8una Be,m JaW)'ei wupam Wilcozen
to battle the San Pablo choice. Developer The acceaa ilsue la but one of aeveral
J<>lm Douglass Ir. has said lhlit be WOllld which appear to make !Or a lengthy
accept a aulla~ alternative to the road meeting !Or councilmen.
if the choice wer. made swiltly. The public hearing to formally COllSider
Pre-1y, the first •nit of DObglass' the request by the Robert W. Grant
houses is' completed and access to that Corporation to annei: more ·u.an 78 acres .
part of the J>l'Oject will be across the goU. of Pallsadea land Into the city IB next on
course and through smaller streets In the the list.
. area. . The firm already has \fOl'l approvals
Before Douglass can upand his proj-for a maj-Or condominium project on tbe
ect,. however, ~ • dty Jias ruled that he land ii the city decides to absorb It. and
must' be served with a major access road. " thus far no oppo1iUon to the concept bas
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come from the council.
New zoning as well ha:.; to be applied to
the land if It Is annexed .
The Local Agency FormaUon Com·
mission recenUy gave Its approval to the
annexation, lnVolving acreage between
the San Diego Freeway and Camino
CapiBlrano.
Other items on the agenda Include:
-A protest by residents led by Dr.
Colden Boyle, who believe an un-
derground-utility and Clty lighting dlslrlcl
set up for the Shore Oolon1 calla fer loo
many stre.t lights. Jn a letter to eow>
cilmen Dr. Boyle has auerted that
although the city la removing dozens of
uUilty poles, It will erect even more light
poles In the neighborhood.
-A letter from ~ler-area
businesswoman Cindy Benjamin sug·
gesting that a pemiY arcad< WOllld be a
means of Improvljl8 the area where
landlords recently complained of poor
(See ACCESS, Pqe ll
1rs n 1ans ' urren er'
Pearl S. Buck
D~s at Home
Pearl S. Buck, Nobel and Pulltr.er
Priu winner, died today in her
home In Danby, Vt.
The 80-year old author, most well
known for her book, "The Good
Earth," published in the 1930s, was
the fll'St American woman to win a
Nobel Prize for Lit-etature.
Although extremely popular In the
United States, Miss Buck felt her
biggest fans were in Europe.
"American criUcs dismiss my
writing because I am a woman,"
she once said.
Stary on Page 4 today.
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Hrintington
Free Press
Curb Upheld
The..Los Angdea Free Press, • -11-
ed undergrouDd new-. was banned
from Huntµigton Beach news racks Mon.-
day night by the city ~·
Jn doing so, H~ 'l!PCh became
the first commwilly la ~iM County to
o!flclaJly prohibit the l.ji. ""6i the Free
Press ID news nicb, l(:cqrd!ng to the
Dlalrlct Alto"'l!1'• ~
Cooncllmeir iiCreed II waa okay to sell
tile Pflper in -· bill oppooed~ news • -net '\i!!I1Jg J1i1tio1i cOuld .bllr
• . T11t1'l'ltied that ·ib.e Ji.ee~ ... ~
' ma~ of publlsbel\'a 'POiley, regulalJY ·ciix!t:&I' matter liarlli!ul 'lo m!non." ·
Ma)'or ·Al eoon wu tile 'Jcioe opponent "
to the action OD the ·eevm-member coun-clJ. • _,
Fnm Wire Servfcel Coen, al>attoriletlJmeed W!tb Beverly
IpNOON -The government an-Hills attomex J"""'1 'l'abilck, that such a llOliiiced todOy il Wiiul4 agree to Ooet the lleclsion -1 beyOM the OCo\>e of the
Brlt!sb pound jointly with the currenc.Ies city'• legal power •• •,. • 't
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or other ~ Common Market Tabaok demanded a he4rlni oo the dlf oduntries agaIDst the U.S. dollar. But It clerk's denial of a 1ius!neaa ltcenae re-
laid dOwn certain rigid condiUons. queated by Howard ' Smllh and Horace
GAN THE CHAIRAV>N ·OF THE BOARD :'MATCH (\JES.w'iTH IOY OF THE YEAR?-,
Dan Phllllpbar W1t.che1 John Belford,. l6; LIJ!e UP' ShOt It· South Coa1tAre1 Boys Club ..
The. llllllOUDCeme!ll was made by Ortega to dlslrlbute the Free Press In
Chancellor Antbooy Bltrber in bis annual -news tacks. "
budget speech to Parliament. "You realiu, of coune; we must do
Barber Aid the easential coodltion of a this to ,e•••ua\ our .1-al ramedies,". Taback 'toid1owicumen '"?..~"·"'tt clear joint float aga!MI the dollar WOllld be a • fn•··ded to NONue' ......... the ma'"'--Jn ple<!ge , by · COmmon Market member ~ ~ r-· uer couidiiea lo --'"""' ' each ¢ler's CUT• court. · . ,
rericlea apinat~;y speculators -no 'Triheck Wll!' dty off!cills t be action
matter how costly the burden became. was unconstitutional because ii denies
'.''11111 la an easential condition for the the First Amendment (frtedom of the
whole community; and certainly the press) and the lltll Amendment (due
United Kingdon could not join In a col· process). .
Jectlve float~unlea-it-b met in full," be ·. 11It requires a judicial function to tOld 'a packed aesslon of~the House of detenn!ne bus maJter obscene," Taback ~om. ! ~ argued. 1' And eveo U you decide to ex-
-llnother condiilon, }larber said, wu erclae a Jll'f!YIBtlve 10U do not have, lbla
that the new .. change rates at which material C8liilol be found oblcene."
Common Markel cumncies woold he fix-ed against each other "must be ac-~table to each member In terms .of ifs
llitmediate ecooomic problema."
~ He said eaciti niember must also-have
'All "unimpaired right" to change the
~ rate of its own currency at a later
'date alter conaulatioo wltb other market
Countries.
Two Get Praise
For CUSD Bond
. ' . Landslide ·win
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·Siltatioa .Con~r~l A~].<ef! · · ·
For . Salt Creeli's Erosion
A recommendation to .require · Avco
CoMmtJn!ty DeveioJ,ers, inc. to curb
erosion from the•Salt Creek area.of South
Laguna was scheduled today· before the .
San Diego Regional Water Quality Con·
trol Board (WQCB).
Leonard Burtman, e1ecutlve officer of
the WQCB staff ,making the recom~
tnendaUoo, said staff investigators found
the mouth of Salt Creek at the ocean
·u1oot1ng miserable."
"With all the rain we've bad this year,
the soil cover is completely gone in aome
placea and not repl!lced adequately in the
area Avco lJ grading," Burtman said.
trol at the mouth af·SaJt Creek, protiably
by quick planting and blowing straw into
the hillside or by placing netting across
the creek mouth . !
Extensi\'.e grading in the area ' of SaJt
Creek 'll;8ch preparatory to building a
new section of homes bas · Moused ·con-
cern in many area .resident.JI.
Burtman speculalejl that an. upset J'ISl-
dent, whom ,he .declined, to 'name, in-
stigated a directive.from tliio slat.,.WQCB
office in Sacramento. ~
· Under a Joint float, martet currencies ;would · retaln fixed rates aga!MI' each
1Jther but would be allowed to find their '.own levels against the Uollat accorilint to
tjleculatlve demand.
A San,, Clemente mlnlater. and Laguna · .,U the, recommendation ii •?proved by
Nlguel. house.rile won pra11e from . Die board, AYfJJ. W\!1 have witil April 1 to
ca nilled School. DI l t ·J))Oel the tequli'enienls or file a report
The memo instrucied the San Diego of·
fice to investigate the location and make
recommendations to the.regional board,
he said.
Official's Dad Dies . Meanwhile, the dollar edged downward :.Caln ill Europe today and AmerlcaD'
-were forced to hand over more .of their travel dollars 'for ~uropeon CUT·
~. .
• European foreign· escl)8nges lt8yed of·
jldally close betauae of the International
(See POUND, Pap I)
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Reserve Marirnis
'Surulay Punch'·
• GAMP PENDLETON (AP) -Maj.
Gen. John McLaughlin, laking over com-
"'*ncl of the U.S. Marine ~
reservea, Aya hla units make up the,
~'corps' SUnday punch." 'ntm are I0,000 port,tlme Matlnet In·
the fth Dlvilioo, whldl Maj. Gen. Leo J ..
Dulackl headed ~· belnc nll!led In-_... general of the Marine ·Oorpa
nc.nuy,
"The boPONnco of I lirq ,_....
1Qr<:e waa lirought to ""' dutblil flghllng
mi Guadalcanal,'' McLa•pllp oa1'I alter
1be cban1e of command M...S.y. ";l'bia
1llvlalon la trui, ready to -°" 1(arlne °"1'1' SUndo,y punch.. !
)llcl.e"8N\n bu -commabdant ol Ille Morine Cdrpt..rocruil d<pol Jn San
"Dleeo.
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plstnmo U 1 t r c describing that they have hem•• to meet trustees Monday u the leaders In the . •-landslide .J>CIS>d victory at the polla laat them u rar as posslble .. month. Failure to meet reqwremenla, could
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -Lewis Walker, 71,
falber of lllinoiJ Gov. Daniel Walker,
died Monday. He retired !nim ·the Navy
and began truck farming near San Diego;
The ReV. Allen Vernon and Mrs. Nancy f!le8D fines 61to18.000 per day.
Crapo _ the cochalrmen of >.rvy'a The corporatton would be required to
Friendl, the ·dtlzen'i' ""'41 which devise lls own ~ for lliltaUon <01>-
orpnlzed ll*'Ye•-C8DIP4Jsli-'..,,.. .,:.'_.:..._;'.;.· _;:.·'-------------------. cited 1or their succadUl e11orta •by /'
Tnl&tee C1a1nnen Robert Blltll:. , . p e s • , The. trualei canicl both 1eoder1 .. ·w.n •re
.. the ·ecolll!i ; of . cttber> ·-· • • 1 al.I:' orv•·· "outstanding lndlviduala wbo -lllshly &nd unfailingly resporided lo'U1i·board'1
reqlieat, for citizen support."
The praise came durfnl the routine
caovwlng of the ballots In the dilirlct'•
flrat bond electioo In eight years -I
certlftcaUiin of the official wllng In the $1killlloo finance mwun which ,wlll
assure development of new llchoola dur-·1Bee PRAISE, hp ••
Widow--Dies ·in Fire '-
SANTA MONICA (AP) -The 15-,_.
old l!i\low of -Jolin illllo<n
WU Jillled When fire IWIJli lbrqb her
apartment, autllorll1es 11ld. )l'lrenell uld they IOIDI the body of Mrs. llarrlll
Gllllon In her wbeelchalr neu the front
door ol the' ~ llW shared wltll
lier dMIChlef, Wlfo -out It the )be of
the bllSe. •
· 2 Men Spend 44 Days Afloat
SUV A, Fiji (AP) -Two fishermen given up for dead came home
to a hero's welcome on Tarawa ~Y after dPll.ing In an open boat
for·44 days.
' Nabutl Tabutoa and Tarala Teketaba ·left.the atoll on a one-day
fishing trip, Jost their direction In a ralnltonn and ran out ·of pa.
"When the alollll cleared and Uu1. sun came. out wlth .a relent-
leil beat, we found warmth," Nabu said. "Wll*t we bad longed for
wu not aa welcome as we thoutbt. Tbe beat peeled oil out akills,
and we felt as If we were boiled. As a remedy, we took turns at hav·
• Inc a dip ID \be sea while the other looked out for marks."
'l'bey lived. on a few coconu!f lb,ey .had with them, turtles they
speared, with improvised lances and rain water u they floated more
than t,000 miles. 1 ' •
A fishing boat from Taiwan j>lcked them up about three weeks
ago near Western Samoa, about 11000 'mUea·eou!betrt of Tarawa.
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j ' • • 'Boy '.of -Year'
' Jolin Bellord of San Clen\ente has beelt
selected the 19'12 Boy·of t)Je Year by the
Boya' Club, of the : SOUtb Clout Area for
leadership and' semce to the cl•b, his
community anti bis sCboot.
The 111-yea~Jd :San Clemente High
school jwilor wu judged "a model youth
who typifies the alma or programs at the
ch&b," ac~M to executive direciot
Mike llrail)'. ' ... ""-· Bellont la the IOJl -0! 1'Ii0niss oeltord and llvea at ti! W. Canada . He has beelt
a member of the SOutb· Coast cl•b for
four-and-a~half years.
Re iuis .... a 3'.6 ~de .Point average, II a
member of the JuniOr Yarslty bask>tball
tellll' and la In hla third· year In ROTC.
He also wu chosen. one of a group from
his )\IWlan and .German claases to tour
Germany !hls lllllUllel'.
At the hoya' club, he coachea a basket·
ball team, teaches Judo and helpa In the
gameroom. At on& time be coached. a
!Dlnor league baaeball team at the club.
In tlje competiUon for ljoy of the Year,
fyntestahls we~ jlJdge(J for aervice to <:Ol)lllllinitY, IOll!lol and' fati>Uy and on
ambiljoli, hone.ti al!d leaclersblp.
Burglars Get Cash
A~ Golf Clubhouse
Burglara gained entry to t h e
Shoreclll!a Goll Course clubhouse before
dawn · Monday and made off •ltb about
$3111) In cub at the Unka, emploYci told
officers later In tho day.
The theft was dlacoyered 11 wori<era
opened up for the day Monday. Acceaa to
the bojlldlng appa"°tly • w11 ' 1alned tll..Ultia·windowln ·abaek~. -
~ said · tile cub WU kept In I
cabinet In tbe liar area of the c!ubliouse.
Cosmos 551 Launched
MOSCOW (AP) ·-Tiie s.iv1ei-lfnloll
laWIChfd Colmoa 161 today In tbt
top.IOCrel .e..lea of earlb llteJlltea.
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Teepee Talk
Continues-
In SD Town
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -The
flrat two Jndlant lo leave Wounded Knee
since the iakeover of the historic vm.,e
a week ago walked pest federal l!nel to-
day. -
At the aama Ume, teepee peace taJb
resumed beiw.en, offlc!ala of the llllllce
and Interior departmenll and reprMmt.
tivea of the 200 lndlans hoJ'llnC .Ille ,...
campment. ,
A fed<t'.al attorney aald he wu··-
What !IPllmlBtlc'' -J>l'Olpectl !Or •
c:oonpi,te i;:r _,.... " pmlda for the ml~ JM!em to •ve·WOl!lldl!d Kaiei ' • •
,,,. key ~...._., " ibll the ll!-~ ~ lnloHW In en.lntra-
ti1llOJ IMlllUcal dllpite ·IDIOlll the Oglala
Sl<m.·
'liie two youtlis wbo Jell WouncMd KnM
were the lint to eceept .the Juatlce J)e.
p.ttriienl olfer made SWlday ni8bt tliat
all Indiana COUid depart unanned wltlJ.
c•t' the threat ot maaa .....ia ~ that
no cbarleo-wdtild be placed pOadJna
grand Jiu'y actldo.
The ,YQUtbs, LoQla Gray, It, an Odgt,
and Mlchael Deacharine, 18, a aitppl,....
Cree, aald they came out beca,.. theJ
"Wattted to see '"'t WU going OD." Gl'*f,and ~are •tudmll at
the lnltltute di American lndlaa Art ID
~ Fe,N,K. 'l»y aald they,hllcl>hll:od
lo wouJ\ded Knee to,NllJ Jn the ~er.
and' Gray said, "We'd bltcllhlh blot."
The ,..ibl. sail! they did not. -whether other ~ents of Wounded Knee planned to.accept.the eovemment
olf"' to leave today. Only Indian males
musl Identify themoelveo at the !eden!
checkpoint.
Deacharme, ~a rod headhlod and
wrapped In 1 Jlghl hlanltet, aald condl·
Ilona were tolerable dllrlng the holdout.
lfe aald there was aulfident food and
1leep!ng apace.
He oald'lte belleved that Wounded Knee
would prompt other Indiana around the
nation ilito 1imllar actlona to fOCUI at-
tentiC11 on the need for Indian reforma.
Gray, wearing a black liat decorated
with a leather, aald he aJao came Ollt to
Jool< for hla alster, who alao joined a
Wounded Knee encampmen~ ,Gny agreed
w!tll hla complnlon that sfmllar lndlan
(See INDIANS, Pap I)
or .. ••
WeliilMr
The ,.,,. AofOlet -!bet -
aeea a IO perceot cbonce of """"" en .tl)Olglrt, · clearln1 by W-
day to fair aid• and temperat....
In the alJ. Ovemlghl lows of 4WO are expected. ' '
INSUH•> TOtp,\ Y
Lt. Cmdr. Mlc""'I D. Chrit-tloi>. t:1>POW toho .,.. 1/lol
M1<m in April, 1966, wrote hll
lhret· doughier• In Norfolk, Va.
pr6miBing lo ma/<• up for loll
llmt ond .,king lhtlr hel)> In
optedlng him up to a "'~
. gentralion. Set 1tory on />agr 7.
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• 2 QAILY PlLOl
Drive Led
ByHimhaw
On Curbs
Led by Rep. Andrew J. Hlnsllaw (R·
Newport \jead>), 311 tr..bman Republican
-will speak out w-1 on (edttal oonln>b and spending.
The oew c:ongr•8'Jne11, alter a meetlns
lall "'.eek, decided ID take aome action
lbal would be dlflereol and PlCft forceful
than .Jual agreeing lbat espendlturts
must level off.
They diocuaaed the matter with Gerald
Ford, GOP leader in the Houae and be
agreed ID the ~ on the floor Ufll·
ing both the Bouse and Senate to engage
in serious legislation ID achieve spaKlliig
controls.
All 311 or more of the oew Republican
congressmen will make ~ talU
Wednesday, Hinlbaw said. They will in-
vite freshmen J)emocralic c:ongreasmeo
ID loin them in the effort.
lllmbaw and otben bave Introduced
HR Mos wbldi calla for a projection of
revenues and expenditures for a dve-
year period. A oompanloo bill baa been
introduced in tbe Senate.
Hinshaw and his supporters are en·
couraged by statanenla made by
congressional leaders on revenue ~
trols.. • . ' Carl Albert, Democratic speaker of the
House, said .la.st Oct. JO, "We are not ~
posed to a llP"lllllng celling per ae. 11 we
are to cut speriding let us do IO in the
manner provided by the Constitution. Jf
we fail, the American people can judge
our failure."
Senator Mike Mansfield, Democratic
leader in the Senate said Feb. 5, '"lbe
fault Uea not in the executive branch but
in ourselves in congress. We cannot in·
sist on the power to control expenditures
and then fall to do so."
Ford said people demand thiJ ldild of
spending celling. '"Ibey support the
President and they want the Congress,
both Republicans and Democrats, to
act."
Hinshaw said today apart from the
Vietnam War and the POW retuma, moat
of the attention in Washlngtoo ii on
federal spending.
CUSD Trusrees
Seek EvaluatWn
On Student Hour
CApistrano Unified School District
trusleea Monday directed both high
school principals to continue c:omplllo_J.
records of pupil use of the controversial
sludent bour and to begin tallying the ex·
act attendance in science lalxratories.
Board members uninlmously approved
of the method for evaluation, adding that
they wanled to know If the weekly ll!ts
-being kept by teachers woold tell
them how many students are using the
end-of-the-day period as "an educational
experience in the traditional sense."
Trustee Fred Newhart Jr. reminded
the board Ibey bad recently voled 4-3 to
allow the 1tudeot period ID continue and
several board members said they bad
been swayed toward approval by a plea
from science teachers who claimed
science laboratory projects needed more
than a regular-period length to benefit
students.
A weekly record or students using the
period ls now made by each department,
but trustees decided the figures woold
not give accurate lab attendance records.
"I didn't believe there would be that
many students involved in science
classes anyway,'' said Trustee George
While. "I think you would be disap-
pointed at the numben."
But all trustees agreed that evaluations
must be made several times a school
year to give officials direction as to what
students -want to do during the free
period.
Pension Bill Okayed
WASIDNGTON (UPI) - A bill lo
guarantee pension rights lo members of
private plans eight years after employ-
ment was approved Monday by a Senate
Labor subcommittee.
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BaPPfl Birthday Dr. Seuss
Terry Ortega, 8, right and Chris Taylor, 8, add their
si~atures to an impressive list of youngsters' names
wishing well-known children's author a happy 69th
birthday recentiy. Dr. Seuss, whose real name is
Dr. Theodore Geisel, is the author and illustrator of
IM.IL Y PILOT llaff .... te
more than 30 books published beginning in 1937.
He lives in La Jolla. San Clemente Llbrarian Lois
Wellman took paper rolls to.three schools for signa-
tures.
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Expresses
Privacy Con~ern
Gray I
WASHINGTON (AP) -L. Patrick
Gray Ill said today he IJ reacbtng the
J>Oinl lo his c:onflrmsUoo hearing where hr IJ ooncemed abolll. the Impact "upon
aatlonal security, consUtutlonal due p~
... ·and the right ID · prlnvscy" in hl9
reapolldlng, questlnns about the Water>
·gate 1nveStlgation .....
Gray told the Senate Judiciary Corns
mittee at the third day of its hearing that
the FBl's procedures in the Watergate
buggingr which has played a major role
Saddleback
Speech Team
Wins Honors
. Saddleback college's ·speech students
brought home top honors at two recent
1foren!ic events.
'Ibe team won three "excellent"
awards at the Cerritos 0 r a l
Interpretation Festival recently in corns
petition with 17 other colleges and
universities. ·
during the flm two da)", are fair game
for the panel.
He aaid the committee also can go into
every detail of the FBI orga.Dlzation and
invesUgate bis conduct aod performance
since becoming scting director of the
FBI May 3.
''The substantive · record of tht
Watergate, on the other hand, rai~es
very different questions," Gray said.
"The Senate, by formal .resolution, has
constituted a select committee to pursue
that lnquiry down every possible avenue.
"I feel certain we all would agree that,
under the chairmanship of Sen. Ervin
(Sam J. Ervin Jr. O.N.C.), that resolu-
tiop will be fully and sbly discharged -
and under.such procedural safeguards St.
will protect innocent persons wtio weri
simply byllanders."
Gray said he know• be iJ ~chiog the
point where be may be ppbllciz.ing FB;
investigative techniques and tactics anc
is running the risk of making inadverteo!
disclosure of grand jury teaUmony. ._
••• believe that guidance from the com ..
mittee is required in order-that matter$
of naUoftal security are oot diSCUBiled iq
a public forlDn " he said "that I do no• ' . . ,\ in any way affect any motions or appeal&
that may grow out of the CQJlVictions iii
the Watergate trial and that I do no1
breach the right to privacy of those in·
nocent persons whose names and ae-
tivities are named in our raw interview
reports."
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Beverly Sparks of San Clemente, Ran·
dy Lund of San Juan Capistrano, and Don
Naranjo of Mission Viejo were the trophy
winners. The 56-year-old Gray said people will
now talk to the FBI, adding that the
proof iJ In the Wstergate Investigation In
which Ibey did luroi!h inlonnatlon to
FBI agents. • Rest ID Pizza
44,000 Mushroom Dinners Buried
ALPENA, Mich. (AP) -Wben Mario
Fabbrinl bad to bury more than !4,000
mushroom pizzas, even the governor
turned out for the fwieral. But someone
apparenUy made a big mistake.
The federal government ordered the
frozen pizzas from Fabbrini Family
....... Pagel
PRAISE •••
ing the building boom along the south
county.
ID thielr first coostruction action after
the bond Issue the board Mooday agreed
to seek state consultation on an lniUal
comlnlction project -the building of
Del Obfs\'O El<mentary School In San
Juan Capistrano.
The esUmaled cost of the llcbool, which
amounts to a ball-campus on land
already owned by the diatrict at Marco
Forster Junior High School, is aboul ll.2
million.
Actual working drawlnga, onlered up
by trusteea last year, will be ready foe an
initial, board review at the March 19
meeting.
FrOMPagel
INDIANS •..
protest movements would occur.
Ralph Erickson, a special assistant to
the U.S. attorney generaJ and the top
Justice Department official at the Pine
Ridge Reservation, said late Monday he
was mildly opttmlsttc that a "reasonable,
satisfactory agreement" w o u Id be
reached.
Nonreaidents ol Wounded Knee m a y
eave the village until 5:30 p.m. PST today
provided they leav.. their weapans bebiod
and males identify themselves to the
more than 150 federal marshals and FBI
agents wbo surround the village.
FoodB destroyed two weeks ago because
the mU!hrooms, from American Canning
Co. of East Palestine, Ohio, were believ·
ed tainted with botulism toxin.
Fablirinl called the pizzas back from
stores in northern Michigan when two
test mice died after eating samples of
the pizza. It was discovered later that
the mioe didn't die of botulism.
"I think It was Indigestion. Maybe they
didn't like my pm.a," said Fabbrini.
By then, the pizzas bad been oollected,
and were buried Monday on a farm here.
At the burial were Fabbrinl's 22
employes, several newsmen and Gov.
William G. Milliken, wbo spoke.
Fabbrini placed a wreath of red
gladioli and white carnations on the
grave of the pizzas, w}lich be valued at
$39,<X». j After the burial, those present were of·
fered a repast of pizza. When one
reporter demurred, Fabbrini sald, "Gov.
Milliken ate a piece, and be 's sUU alive."
Fabbrlni iJ su~ Am«lclm Canning
and the distributor of the mushrooms,
Tolona Pizza Products of Cbi~go, for $1
million.
Tuesday Hearing
Slated for Leary
SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) -Drug
cultist Timothy Leary has agreed to
stand trial beginning next Tuesday on
charges of escape Crom a California
prison.
Leary appeared before Superior Court
Judge Richard Harris -Monday and said
he would go on trial as scheduled for
escaping Crom the California Men's
Colony here in 1970.
The Conner Harvard professor was
returned to the United States from
Afghanistan in the custody of federal
agents during January.
Leary also faces charges in Orange
County of drug trafficking.
Rogers Reveal,s Ships
Sail Haiphong Harbor
By United Pren Intttnatlonal
Secretary of Stale William P. Rogers
said today Haiphong harbor, closed for 10
months by U.S. mining, has been reopen-
ed and some ships were going through to
North Vietnam.
Rogers told the House Foreign Affairs
Committee : "We received the report this
morning that some shlps are going
through. I think the harbor is open."
U.S. minesweeping operations to clear
the harbor resumed last weekend after
the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong
released another group of U.S. prisoners
of war. It had been halted brieOy last
week when the Communists appeared to
be balklog at the release of prisoners on
schedule. .
!Wgera told the oommlttee that the
peace agreement and cease-fire in Viet-
nam were going smoothly and he W81
confident -at IUst ss far u military
operations wm concerned -that they
would be a Jucceu.
He acknowledged, however, that 1
political aeutement In South Vietnam
laced "a Jot of problems."
"'Ibo pollllcal future of the """' lt 1en
to !be patU., -lv!!ll to delennlne,"
1Wger1 asld. "Obviously wbal bappens
there Js que:itioolble . • . "
Several membe(s or the oom)nittee
said Ibey ..... -about the North Vietnam... emplacement of
1Urface-to-1ir misstlea In northern South
I
Vietnam. Rogers, however, said that
matter was before the four.nation
International Control C.Ommission Utat is
supervising the cease-fire.
"The fact is," he said, "that things are
working out pretty well. They seem to be
complying with the terms of the agree.
ment very well."
Meanwhile, in Vietnam, a Viet Cong
general said today be ls ready to re\unt
to the broken-down negotiations con-
cerning the exchange of Vietnamese
prisoners of war.
Col. Dang Van Thu, acting chief
delegate of the Viet Cong to the four-
power Joint Military Commlaslon (JMC),
said the Saigon-Viet Cong stalemate
should not arrect future American
pn,...r repatriation.
"They are two separate matters/' he
said.
Lt. Gen. Tran Van Tri, bead delegate
of the -Revolutlamuy Qo.....,,.
mtnl (Viet Cong) to the JMC, aakf he
was willing to attend tha regularly
scheduled JMC senior delegatea meeting
at 10 a.m. Wednesday,
The talks, bogged down for a week,
concern the tenm and numbera of South
Vietnam ... priaonera to be exCbanged by
the Viet Cong and the Saigon govern-
ment. •
South Vietnamese government
spokesmen were not avallabJe for com--
ment.
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POUND ••.
monetary crisis, OOt few Americam were
in any distress. ·
In London, the American Express said
there was no limit on the amount of
dollar travelers checks . being changed.
The rate was $2.41 to the pound as com-
pared with around $2.40 before the run on
the dollar last month.
"Business is steady but at this time of
the year we do not have many visitors/'
a spokeaman said.
In Frankfurt, West Germany, where
the nm on the dollar reached sensational
levels last week, the dollar olliclally
bought 2. '1980 marb, dowo from Mon-
\day's 2.81 and Well below the new Door of
2.8350 set after last month's devaluation
of the dollar.
Winter Concert
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Set by Coll'eg~ ·
A winter quarter ooncert by the fn..
strumental music department of Sad-
dieback Colll!fle will be preaented free to
the public at ! p.m. Sunday al Mission
Viejo Bigb School.
Variety will mark the program, with
selections including jazz, m a r c b e s ,
classical numbers, and music from
fore.Jgn countries.
The College band, the co 11 e g e
orchestra, and the stage band will
perfonn. Directing the band and stage
band will be Monte C. LaBonte, and
directing tile orchestra will be Peter
Fourmer.
In the reader's theater compeUUon, the
cast of "The Effect of Gamma Rays on
Man-ln-'lbe-Moon Marigolds" tied for
third. cast members were Kim Bates of
Irvine, Bette Killion of Laguna Hills, and
Beverly Sparks.
Jn a forensic tournament. at Riverside
City College, Saddleback participants
won three first places in five entered
events, competing with 40 community
colleges.
In novjce men's oral interpretation Don
Naranjo won first place and Andy Pugni
of Tustin was third. -
Jn novice women's oral interpretation
Verna Carey of Dana Point received first
place. She also won ' second place in
women's persuasive speaking.
In woll)en's expository speaking Greta
Marchello of San Juan Capistraoo won
first and Beth Burton of Capistrano
Beach took aerond.
From Pagel
"But Ibey will not continue to do oo, H
we continue to spread this informaUon on
the public record," be said. .
Gray released to the Jndldary Com-
mittee Monday an FBI memo saying
President Nixon's campaign committee
di4 not cooperate in the Watergate in-
vestigation.
Tbe IZ.page memo, dated July 21, 1972,
and made public Monday, was amoJ'.C'
documents and material submitted ~
Gray to tbe Senate committee la,.
weekk:. •
School Cl.asses :·
On Clean Spree .:
In San Clement,e ;; ACCESS... -
' · . .Jll>.,,. -t , San Clemegte .RjCh ~ ....... n: ..
law enforcement. . · concerning themselves thiJ ~ wf~
-A request from the chamber .of ~ cleaning up their campus, tbemsel~~
meree for the routine tran•fer of title to and lhe abnosphere through v~
the fiesta float, allow~ the chamber to Clean Week aetlvitlea. ! ·
own 'the contrivance. If the ch~ge were Every day, Dlembers of the! Ecology~
granted for a token •1 the -chamber Club are collecting pennies to be ~
would be able ID Improve the float which help purchase treea for the -
over the paat year bas been ravaged by grounds and selecting one sloppy lllUden!:
the elements, Chamber President Bertha to compete Friday for the "Slob of thO:
Henry said. / Week'! tiUe. :.:.
-A reeommendaUon froni the city sign Classes are lllllDpetinl to coiled Oii;
commillee lbat t h e _nonconforming campus the moot recyclable alwiilnuni,:
billboard advertising ShorecliHs Golf !"~pers and botUes through the:
Course be allowed to remain on a hillside A 0 trasbketball" contest Is scheduled: near the San Diego Freeway. Wednesdsy at lunchtime wbere student,:
m~:'t.:"'~~:~~D= :Ii~ ~~orc.:.•t throwinc~
oomm!Ssion that the Orm of VTN A documentary film narrated by Jaeli :
Associates o{ Irvine be retained as Lemmon will assess the pros and CGD8 o( Threat Rap Dismissed parking """'"1tanl! for the city. using atomic energy. It i. 1:30 p.m.
-Disposition of 1bids for replacement Wednesday and Tbunday.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -U.S. Magistrate ol dozens of rolled pier pilings Sludents will be urged to ride bicycles
Harry R. McCue has dismissed a charge diScovered during a routine annual dive to and from school Friday.
that a San Diego man uttered threats late last year by city lifeguards. City The club sponsored a Trash Awareness
against Sen. Jacob Javits ft...N.Y.), it Manager Kenneth Carr bas recom-Week last year, during which 1rash wu
was disclosed today. Federal attorneys mended that fUnds for the repain come allowed to atcumulate on campus for
agreed six months ago to defer pr<&-from revenue-sharing money received of' several days to point out the acope of the
ecution ol. Carroll Scbact. the federal governmenL litter problem. ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;,;;;;;:;;;;~ .·
CLEAN SWEEP
A relatively small item which een make a dlffe,..nce in tho finished
Installation is the preparation.
People would be shocked lo know whet might />e under their ear·
pets. W • have replaced carpeting in homes whore we found bottle caps,
cigarette butts, nails, hunks of plaster, pieces of wood, magazines, and
dozens of other things undem'eath.
" Our installers are trained lo smooth chunks of plaster, and patdi
minor holes bolo,. carefully sweeping the floor. We repeal -this is a
relatively small item, but we feel this is necessary lo e s.ti1f1etot:¥.
instillation.
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Your lflotteff• Wort1a
Work-related Tax
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•1CT1T1ou1 •u11•••1 PUBLIC NO'ltCB i=• sates and new orders,
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Sl11t>1Mnt flltd Mtti""' COllMY Cltn. of l"utlllllMd 0r8flfll tout o.lr., Piiot, of fl,"030,llOO !or ,,, f'-t 0r.,.,.. Coiinty Gil Ffllnl•rv IS. 1m. Fnn.ltry tD, 21 a Mltm 6, IJ. we "'a
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PtCTtTtoUS •USIMISS "104 \ period in the prior year.
MUI! STATIMlllT Jon It... $111rlty s. M.,., .. ms. &plf. Thi tolloWlnel ,..._ I• cM(ng blnlMU Sin!• AN. C.llf. mew ••: Thl5 bl.Ill'*' II btlnt Qllftductecl W 1n
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Wet!dlft Drive, N....,_. 9 11 ch, SHIRL~ I. MYERS c.ntoni11 n'60 n.11 •t•t-' 111111 wit11 ni. counr.,
llotilrt SW,_. Howlnl, 2 t t 1 Cltrk of Of•• c-tv Oii M9'dl 2, ltn. El""'*'• Orl11t, Colli #Mu, C.ll1onlll WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, C°"""" Cllrk. W t2U. ThlrMI M. Wlll'd, °'P'lf'f, , 41!~~.IMll'ltll b ((ll'ldl,l(fld w In lrt-Pul>ll"'4d Orlnte Co.st Dilly "=~
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This 1t1i.lfllflt WIS flltd wltll !tit cwn-
ty Cltrk Of °"'""' COlll'lly .., febnllry PUBUC NOTICE
1ol. lt7) l"tnA ------------
Hunt Foods
Names Chief
Of Finance·
.By SYLVIA PORTER
(Seventh in o Series)
Mllllons of you are. entitled
to deductions connected with
the work you do -such as
your transportation expenses
by car, tali, train or bus,
your entertainment expenses,
your . of flee-at-home expenses,
etc. In 19"12, several important
courts ..... and Treasury ruJ.
lngs directly affected your
right to these deductions or
the amounta you can claim.
To begin
with, let 's
say you're
among the
millions or
s&iesmeo ,
sollci t o r s
and other
employes
who have
P01tTt:1t jobs requJr-.
ing you to be at various loca-
tions during the day to see cus-
tomers or clients.
YOU ARE clearly entitled lo
deduct your transportation ex·
Wherever f get• hit
out. ticlcl'
penses In going from customer
to customer -whether by
car, cab or rapid lransit. But
what about the first trip in the
morning llool your home and
the last trip of the day when
you return home? Should these
trips be part of your deduc-
tible transportation expenses
or are they nondeductible
commuting expenses?
Pulltlllhtd °""'°' Cotd D•lt\' Piiot, PtCTtTIOVS IUSIMISS
FlbrVlry 111, 11 .,_ M..-c:b •· l:t. MAMI STATEMINT
1'73. MS-T.1 Thi tollowlne ~ •r• Oolllll tiu.1111111 ff: J. Edgar Spielman Jr. has
been appointed vice presldent-
finance for Hunt-Wes son
Foods Inc.
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PUBLIC NOTICE W S M ENTERPRISES, 1525 MKArttlur, Suitt NO. lt. C°"1I MIM,
C10fornl• "'26 STATt:MllNT Of' WITIIDftAWAL Umto Sa.vllle WlllCllMtw, ,.,, 91k1M'.
PROM PAltTMIRSMIP Coat• ,,_, C.lllon1f1 '21626 OPOATIMO UMDlll Ratpfl EOQlf 't'l'Jlletltster, 1501 W, ~ •Ustt••u ...,.. Wlbt\1111, s.nt1 AN. Cattforfll• '27IM
Thi ~ ll'f'IOll lwtl wttMrlWl'I M • TMI tMMIMU 11 c;on6w:tld W -lfl 1111ln-
e-1I pwfMr from the "'""""""' e«pOtllld •uode1lofl Of,_ fMfl I ....... '11111 Vl'!dll" "" tklttloua INllflMf. pettl'lltlhlp. . neme of PELICAH ~IATES •t 2152 LEMEO SAVILLE WINCHUTER Dvpaill Orl11t, 1MwPo11 '9H<fl, c.111om1a. \Tiii• 111!9tnent w• flied wltti ttM c_. ..,..., ~-.. tv Cllfk Of Ortftlll COUl'lly on ~rctl 2.
Tiit nc11t1ous Mf~ -sta ... .--.. 1m. for tt11 ~P _. flltd on All9IJll FUt»
11, lm In .. County of 0r-.. PUDlldlld Or/J-Cotlt Diiiy Piiot.
Futt "'"" 11nc1 ICldreu Of ttw l*'Mlfl NMdl " is. 20. 11. 1m .U.73 WlfhdrlwlflOI . -
ROBERT M. St..OAN. w W..t IMh PUBUC NO'l1CE
Strtlt. Calta ~. Cllltoml• nu.l------------1 Sfgned: Roblld M. SI<*!
Tiii• 1t1t.mlflt -ftlfll 'Nitti .. c-ty Chtt of Ql'lflgt Couflty ... HOYel'llCllr . ""'
Spielman will be responsible
for all of the Fullerton-based
company's activities. As finan-
cial vice pjsldent, he will
direct the accounting, teasury,
audit and related ad-
ministrative fwictions.
Tax Returns Hit ffiS;
-Delay in Refunds Seen··
Spielman bas most recently
been president of Farm Best
Inc., a subsidiary of Interna-
tional Utilities Corp. He joined
!bat company In January 1969
initially as vice president of
corporate development.
Prevk>usly, he was with
sealtest foods, a division of
kraftco, for ta years, where he
served as vice president and
general manager of sealtest
eastern division and In his
prior assignment as controller
of the sealtest foods division in
New York.
MSI Data
Cites Sale
Of System
MS! Dais oorj,. of Costa
Mesa bu anoounced lbat
Wlnn·Dixie Stores In c .•
supermarket chain ·based In
Jacksonville, Fla., has in-
stalled a MSI electronic point·
of.sale system fol" test in one
af its Jacksonville stores .
Known as Automated Store
Reporting and O p1e rating
System (ASTROS) it Is com·
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Internal Revenue Service says
it was swamped with more
federal income tax returns
than expected last month,
creating some delay in pro-
cessing refunds for early
filers.
But the IRS said it is begin·
ning to catch up with the
backlog and is getting the
refunds back within tile usual
six.-week span. Early fliers
sometimes get their refunds
sooner.
THE FIRST big rush usually
hits IRS after the first week in
February. when many
employes get their W-2 tax
statements.
But Donald Elsberry, direc-
tor of aocouots and data pr.; • ces.lnt,'" Sild Uil.s year 1baS
been the wo~ ever.
"lt w a s \unbelievable,"
Elsberry said. Compared with
past years, Ile said, there was
a . drought of returns from
January through the first
week of February.
"That pleture ch an g e d
overnight," he said. HLast
Contractors
Get Award
posed of electronic tennlnals, The Orange County District
a cbeckwrlter, an aulomaUc of the Associated General Con·
trading stamp dispenser alld a tractors of California, a cbange dispenser a 11 ti under th trol of statewide contractor orgaol1.a-opera ng e con tioo, has received the as.socia·
the ASTROS computer -tion's first annual District cessor located In the store manager's office. Memberah.ip award. Accepting the award were The Wim>-Dixle Installation Walt<r Mellott, South Qoast
also uUliti.es the ASTRbs Construction Co., Costa Mesa,
velocity keyboard lo record who serves as cbainnan of the
weekly specials. Orange County District; and
The system will support James Hayden. Griffith Com-
sales transactions t h r 0 u g h pany' santa Ana, who headed
price entry and can be the locaJ district membership
·week, for example, we had
5,324,000 returns, a million
more returns than in the same
week last year. Now, we have
in excess of two million more
returns than at the same point
last year."
ONE 111EORY is that many
wag~rs. after getting
their W-2 forms, are anxious
to get fat refunds soon. Tax
refunds are npected to total
about $22 billion this year,
about $8 biUion more than a
year ago.
The reason ts lbat Congress
cbanged the tax-withholding
tables to try to make the
amount withheld more closely
match the amount of tu due.
But this resulted in many tax·
payers having too mu ch
money wllllheld from tbeJr
paychecks.
Elsberry said an o I be r
reason for refund dela)'I. as
reported . in some parts of the
country, is that many tax-
payers are failing to llD out
revenue-sharing questions on
the back of form IOjO. '
Also, be said, the ln·
formation for the revenue-
sbaring program must be cod-
ed and fed into the computers,
an extra step in processing.
Elm!ERRY SAID the ms
is meeting the customary pro-
.ceasing cycle of six weeks
desplt< Che early-season dlf\
flcullles.
He said any suggestion lbat
the ms was delibertately
delaying sending back -
because of the sudden extra
spending money it would create ls wrong.
0 1 give every assurance in
the world there i.s no
deliberate attempt to slow
down refunds in any way,
shape or form ," he said.
The filing deadline is April
OVER THE CO
·MUTUAL FUNDS
upgraded in the future with committee. pl01Jt
code scanning after th e''f7.~=7.=:;~~;"1J;~~~~~~~~~~-;;-;;.;;~;_:~~~;;;~ universal product code basil SEVEN ADVANTAG""
been formally adopted. = 1 o o o
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Lease Firm
Makes Move
OUR PACER OFFERS
that yours may not I
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'l'ltor·DeUa Boea t Es-AdnJiml
Japan Purchasing Joins Firm
Douglas System
,,_k ."Aetlon
Rep. Wright Patman,
(0.'teua) bu temporar·
UY left Bethesda Naval
Hospital In Washln¥·
ton to catch up on his
duties as chairman of
the H o u a e Banking
Committee. The talka-
tive Con.s;ressman is suf-
fering a throat alJm'ent.
WASHINGTON (AP) -An
APJ,C!O ipOttmWI told a
Senate ' pand Tuad.ly that
McDonnell Douglas ii aelllng
an entire Thor-Delta TOClrol
system to Japan. wllidl will
Ute h to compete with the U.S.
commercial aalelllte launrhlq
bulineu.
Andrew J. Biemllltt, An.
CIO legialatlve cnr-, abo
said the tame compuy bu
given permillloa to Japan to
build 11 F4 ~ bomhen
and tblt Northrop Is abotll to
permit productioo of IU F5E
fighters in Taitran.
BIEM!LLER SAID llharinl
advan«d U.S. ·""line and
aiteraft ledmology with other
counlriA!S not only cost< U.S.
workers their jobs "OOt al!o
representl the turning over of
Lockheed Showing
Increased Profit
BURBANK (AP) -Lock-
heed Airaalt Co<p. coollnued
111 turnaround In 1172 from the
tbreit ot bankruptcy that
bwig over It In 1971, the corn·
puy r.porta.
Lockheed said Monday lls
11172 earnings """ lo 116.2 mil·
lion, or tt.43 a share, from
$15.f mHllon, or $1.36 a share,.
in 1971.
111E COMPANY l"'t $86.3
million in 1970, when Rolls·
Royce of Britain, maker of
eJlRfnes for lockheed's TriStar
jetliner, collapsed.
The U.S. government came
to Lockheed's rescue by guar-
Keystone's
Chief Sees
Good Year
Keystone Savings and Loan
has projected more than a 25
percent increase in earnings
for 1973.
At its annual shareholders
meeting, held in the associa-
tion's Airp0rt Center office,
Ronald W. Caspers, Keystone
chairman, reviewed the S&L's
1972 growth and then told
stockholders:
"For 1973, we project -$24
million in new loans, $12
million in new savings and
total assets to reach $72
million . This should bring out
net income after taxes to
about $650,000, sOme 25 per-
cent above our 1972 earnings."
Automation
Profits Up
General Automation Inc. of
Anaheim reported first half
earnings were up 180 percent
before extraordinary credits,
while sales were up 85 percent
for the like period ; both
represent new highs.
Lawrence A. Gosho rn ,
chairman and prtsident, said
net income reached $865,000,
or 41 cents per share, before
extraordinary tax loss car·
ryforward credits for the sit
months ended Jan. 31.
PRIVATE TRUST
FUNDS lVlllAILE
fOA ftlA1. !ITATI LOANS
111 6 Ind Tl'IUST OfED8 $1..IOO To '260.000
UP TO ICl'Jft LOAHa OH TM.llrf OEIEO COUATIEIW.
IMWPOllT IQUITY PVNDI Newpon Cent., tao H.wpot1 c.ni.r Ort. Newport S..Ch, C.111. f714J ........-..
anleeing l250 million in bank
loans.
Lockhffd'1 sales dropped to
12.47 billion in 1972 from 12.as
billioo in 1971. Sales in trn
bid been bolstered by a one-
time. increased adjustment of
$680 million, reflecting con-
version of the CS Galaxy trans-
port and AH56A Cheyenne beli-
copter programs from fu:ed
price to cost reimbursement
contracts.
LOCKHEED REPORTED
earnings of $2.9 million, or 25
cents a share, for the three
months ended Dec. 31, com-
pared with 11.9 millioo.
WS ANGELES (AP) -
Dart Industries, a widely
diversified company. reported
Monday that ils eamlnga rose
to a record J(!ivel Jn nm.
The company earned $53.4
millicn. or ... 41 _a share, com-
pared with $44.3 million. or
$1.97 a share, in 1971. Sales
Shipbuilding
Firm Eyes
Oregon Site
SAN DIEGO (AP) -'!be
National Steel & Shipbuilding
Co., planning a sec on 4
shipyard to build giant oil and
gas t.ankers. may. find a site in
Portland, Ore., rather than the
San Diego waterfront, a com-
pany executive says.
"We're pretty much at .a
standstill as far as San Diego
is concerned because or the
negative reaction in Chula
Vista and because of Prop.
20." NASSCO vice president
John Murphy said ltiooday.
' ' WE'RE CONSIDERING
Portland at the moment. They
don't ha v e envirorunental
restrictions there."
He said the requirements of
Prop. 20, the coastal pro-
tection measure passed by
California v o t e r s lut
November, were less of a bar-
rier than indications from the
City Council in suburban
Chula Vista that it wants to
use the waterfront for housing,
yachts and light industry
rather than a shipyard.
climbed to $888 million in 1972
THERE IS A FACTORY AUTHORIZ-
lD DEALER FOR EVERY POPULAR
MAKE CAR IN THE WORLD ON
COSTA MESA'S HARBOR BOULE-
VARD OF CARS.
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selling, COllllWtcr' JQductso
chemic:ab and pWtics-
and ·~ U.S. Wiwstnia• tn
credit wllldl added $ 1 ~ 7
million, or niat CICllll a *'re.
compared with *'·• « three cents a share. in ll'lL
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LOS ANGEIES -n.-
Engine<n • Comtnnn lac.
has been awarded a Willb:wt
to carry out tlle aajlr pmtm
of a re:f:inery mode ujaat-
project !or the B P Oil COrp.
at Marcus Hoot, Pa.
Value of the coatract. wt:i1:ti
involves :!:::ia& pro-
curement -«tim al the new facilities. ii ..,_
proximately 115 millira. Tllo
total program of $111 mimaa
includes over • milli& fGr
pollutton control f'qUipmM
e V aie•ew:erkw
LOS ANGELES !API -1llo
Unioaamerla Inc. -.i ~
directors ha i114*GUal •
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TONIGHT'S
TV mGm.IGHTS
KR1 a 7:30 -"Dayblo's Devil&." SpedaiL<t.I
pall off a mlllioll dollar belat at a Stnuglc Air
Command base. Rory Calhoun, Lalnle Ka$an and
Leslie NleJIOn !lllJ' in this 1968 dramL
KCET Ill! 7:30 -Cltywatcbers. Irvine's Lion
Country Safari la featured on tbis aegment.
ABC fJ 8:30 -''The Lett.en." Three letters,
delayed a year, bring newa that dramatically
changes the lives ct nln• people: John Forsythe,
Pamela Franklin, Ida Lupino, Dina Merrill, Ben
HlllJ>hy, Leslie Nielson, Jane POWl!ll, Barbara Slan·
wyek, U:sley Warren and Henry Jones are featured.
, CBS IJ 9:30 -"Crime Club." The fatal auto
crash of a friend's 90n provided a job for a mem·
ber of a Los Angeles organlzatlon of public and
private investigators. Uoyd Bridges, Victor Buono,
Cloria Leacl>man.
NBC 0 10:00 -First Tuesday. Job enrichment
-projects to make monotonous tasks more palat·
able for W<>rkers -is the subject of a filmed re-
port..
TV DAILY LOG
Tuesday
Evening
MARCHI
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l;JO CIJ Hop11'1 Hffon o-: (C} (90) ..., """'" Concl. (com) '62-Shlri'Y Mtclaint,
Yvn Mont.and. Upset bmUM her
dlrtelllf·husband is tolna to m1~1 a
film in Japan with 1n unknown
Gtislll In tl!O lead, 1 wlft decldts
to dlsauiH h1rwlf ind try Olli for
t!14'palt
Cl) C1$ lltws Witter Cronklto
@)Mm llfffl• ... m""''-m l'Ytd_ ~IMl111tiOn·
al Hebrew
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7:001J CIJ O!llNm e lowltn1 tor Dollars
00 Trvth If Contlilluenctt
(I) 111111 tt Advllltv1' 0 Wlllt't Mr Unel m 1 loft ucy
aJ Mt'WM: (2M) "'H11d Wr(' (dr1)
'43-lda Lupino, Dennis Mor11n.
l:lO fJ ())Hawaii Fivt.O A cat bur11.,
strikes fl lhe hom• of 1 socl1Hy
prominent lsl1nd f1mlly, tttlln1 off
1 l1st·movln1 se1its of tv1nts th1t
la•d to a dt1lh.
o m CIJ m "' ,,...., ""'" (C) (90) "Ott Litten'' (dr1) '72.
Thrt• 1ttt1r11 dtlayed a year In de·
livery, brtnr nm that d11m1tit1I·
ly ch1n1es th1 livas of nine people.
.lohn forlrth•. P1mel1 Fr1n~lln, Id•
Lupino, Din• Merrill, Ben Murphy,
Leslle Hl1lson, Jant Powtll. Bu·
"' blra SUnwycil:, Lule)' Warren and
Henry Jones star. m Mtrr lrttfln Show
fl!) IJM MIJlft' M!f11tl
@I) D Edlftdt dt f.lfmitt
GI,i.)Nonl1
9:00 Q) Git Slllfft
fJ) Nl111
Eli) lthin4 the Unn
t:lOIJ(IJCIS T-.,,,.,. (C)
(90) ''Cl1• Club" (dr1) '72-Uoyd
Bridt•s. Yic:tor Buono, Cloris Leich·
man. Ptul Cord, a memb1r ol the
Los Angeles-based Cdme Club, 1
fr1t1m1l otpniZltloft of public and
priv1t1 trwesti11tors, 1tt1mpb to
prove murder or suicide In the f1ltl
ear crash of 1 friend's son.
o-m Co11tr ~USMC
EE llad Journal
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a;) fntlnil Malcant
Best Song
Nominees
Announcecl
HOLLYWOOD (Al') -The
Motion .Picture Academy an·
nounced nominations (or !97Z'a
best movie song today, thrtt
weeks late because of a
voting mixup.
The nominees:
TiUe song of "Ben.'' Walter
Scbar! and Don Black; "Come
Follow, Follow Me" from
"The Little Ark." Fred and
Marsha Karlin; "Mannalade,
Molasses and Honey" from ,
"The Life and Times of Judge
Roy Bean," 1.1aurice Jarre
and Marilyn and A I a n
Bergman; ''The 1.-f or n in g
After" from "The Poseideon
Adventure ," Al Kasha and
Joel Hirschom; "Strange Are
the Ways of Love" from "The
Stepmother," Sammy Fain
and Paul Francis Webster.
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Drama Tedious
By WILLIAM GLOVER
NEW YORK (Al') -Ten-
nessee WLll.lams meanders thrOugb mystic maze of lyrical
m u m b o-jumbo concerning
human despair iD ''OUt Cry.''
at Broadway'• L y c e u m
'lbe4ter.
On Ille credit side, . the
dlstlngulshed authN shows
determinaUoo to find new
metaphors for old dramatic
fiutloos. On the other hand,
too much of this much worked-
over text has the effect of an
overdooe of sleeping pills.
The effort to be different
frequently too finds expression
in such impoverished twists
as, "Don't count on what can't
be counted on," or "some
necessary things are im-
possible and some impossible
lhl.ngs are necessary."
The pair decide the sholf
must go oo, and a play-with-
play dev<lopl. The boondarles
between the two performing
levels are, intention.ally, never
clearly establl.sbed. Th e
theater ln which they find
themselves becomes a sym·
bollc tomb. The influences of
Edgar AJlen Poe's horrors are
clearly at work Jn Williams
along with suggesUons of
more aoaring William Blak.e
mysticism.
Peter Glenville, an English
eminent, b a s directed the
relentless mixture or obvious
and obscure with possibly
more private then projected
understanding.
Other Oscar nominees were
announced Feb. 12. The best
song nominations had to be Ron Filian jokes with Jill Rimer in a schoolroom scene from the Laguna Moul·
reballoted when it was ton Community Playhouse production of "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie " re-
discovered that one of the 10 suming :tonight for two more weeks. '
At a moment of presumed
tension, the terrified she of the
two-role opus calls out,"Where
is eveeybody?" to which the
he repUes, "Everybody is
somewhere, Clare."
MICHAEL YORK, wboSe
Nureyev features were CQ-
starred in t h e film Ol
''Cabaret" and in TV• s
"Forsyle Saga," J!llts qlute a
bit ol. forensic animation in the
role of Felice. Cara Duff-
Mal'Cormick, a miss of al.most
anemic angularity and sudden
vocal stridencies, stir iv es
valiantly with the diffk:ult
di staff characterization.
songs under consideration was---------------------------------CLARE AND the rather an-
drogynously named Felice are
a sister-brother tandem which
has been trouping theatric
l>ack alleys with companions
Who have suddenly decided the
sibling two are insane, and
ineli gible. The awards will be
given March 'l:l. * * .tr Coppola Named
Top Direct9r
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -'The
Directors Guild of America
made Francis Ford Coppola
an offer he couldn't refuse.
Coppola, director of "'lbe God-
father," was presented the
guild's award for best diJ'ec.
tion of 1972.
He received the award
Saturday night at the guild's
2.5th annual banquet.
'Family' Holds Ratings Lead \ Jo Mielziner's settings of
fragmentary props and
cyclorama projectioos create a
strikingly effective ambience
for the elusive meditation. NEW YOR!li (Al') -CBS' NBC); "F.d Sullivan Cmledy "Odd Couple" (ABC) which hurried off.
"All in the Family" led the Special" and "Barnaby Jones" tied for I Ith place; "'Ibe 1 ~ .. ;--;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;::;;:;::;;;;;,;;;;;;~,:;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;:;;;;;;::-
national Nielsen television (both CBS); "Flip· Wilson" Rookies'' {ABC);
ratings for the week of Feb. and "Saturday Night Movie~ "Gwwnoke,'' "Clnnon" and 1
I~. according to a list of (both NBC); "ABC Tuesday "The Wallons" (all CBS and l to~rated TV shows made Movie" and "Marcus Welby" tied feF 14th ·place) ;
public today. (both ABC). "Ironside" (NBC); "Lucy,''
The other wtnners, in order Other ratings winners Were "Hawaii Five-0" and "Sonny
0£ their ranklngs by the A. C. "Medical Center" (alS) and & Cher" (all CBS). "
Nielsen Coµipany, were "San-·1----------------'---'-----
ford & Son," "The Ringling
Bros. Circus" and .. Country
Music Hit Parade," (a 11
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OMINATED FORl O
ACADEMY AWARDS
INCLUDING lllTl'tCT\.lll e IEn ACllllS LIZAMINNELLI.
UST SUPl'OmHG ACTOI JOEL GREY HST DllKTOt 808
FOSSE. "LIZA MINNELLl. IN 'CABARET'
-A STAR IS BORN!" -tl'.;80:.:"
ID I Dmnt ol Minnie
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rithment," or 11roject1 to makt Anlhelm. 635-7601
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m .-, Antt1onJ """"ts {ESpttd Ricer
f~med 'ttporl.
U (I) Cil (D Mercus WtlbJ, M.D.
'1h• Tortoi• Dance" A secrettr de·
7:30 IJ Bobby QoldJboro Show Bobby Pftsted high school boy becomH
Vinton lutSts. suicidal 1ft1r the senseless de1th
Cf) Hopn'• Kiron of a ptl. D1rr1l Larson auuts.
0 Ptllca SUre:eon "A Bull1t tor the O lofls llrloff Pmtnb
Gent11I" Or. Lockt uncovers an IS· m II) Mtw1
11ssln1tion plot wtitn a visitln1 !or· fE El l'lcldo dt Solla
t ign dl1n1tary b suddenly stricken
"1th I COl"OllllY attacl @} l'\rilro"*Y: M11ttt' Ind His 1J Jtrry West SHw Cius C-Oncluslon llf pro1r1ms 11·
@T• Tall tl!t Truth 1>1orln1 the teach in1 methods ol th•
(j) Tltls ts Your LKt renowned cellist.
0 MmlOll $ Movll: (t) (211r) "D1y-6!) Muctltdta lt.tli1111
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houn. Lainle K1z1n, lnlle Nitlson. 10:15 U NfWI
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{E Addtfltl FIMilJ m Truth or CollstqlllnctS ID""" 7:55 g Lakm Yf11111.(lp EB Qamer Ted Ar111stronr
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Cl LI• An11Ms City HIP School 11:15 Im Chll111• 34
:=::1111plonlf!lps Ttams to 11:30 6 Cl) CBS Ute Mo\'lt: (C) "Thel
l1 LUll'I ~n LA. Uktrs C.1111 Brenson" (adV) '63-Mlthael
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0rtron. D ®! m }llhnny ta11011 Show
fJ (]) (j) m TMpmtDm 11.. D Th• Prito11tr
ill "Crtepy·Ptepy" Or. Noland In· 0 (]] CJJ al WkM World of [n.
traduces 1 clllld J)llitnt to a horror llrtllnmtnl "JKk P111 Tonit1"
litm 1t1r wiltt disastrous results. m To Ttll tllt Trutll
Ruchedul1d. 12:oom Alfred Httdlcod f'l1str!ll ~ ,,., ,......, l'M: (C) (2h<)
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-.ltmes Coburn.. Godfrey Cam· m Mowie: "Delir1 Mt" (dr1) '47-
brldce. Join Oe11ney. Gretr Garson, Richard H11t. m Hapn's Ktroe• m am Cosby
mhr!J MtMll fl) ttenunos Conlt 1:00 @ D 0 Cl) News
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.N.Y. Stoeke
TEN CENTS
Laguna Chief: ·Police Have Outgrown Home
By FJIEDElllCK SCHOEMEllL °' .. ...,..._.,. ....
: Tbo top pi:!Ority of the Laguna Beach
Police Department II finding a new home ·cir ezpoodlng ill present beadquarlerl,
Cblel Joseph J. Kelly told the pillllling
cmun!ssloo Monday night.
• 1n presenting the departn>ent'a pro-
posed capital improvements' program,
Clliel Kelly said U>e police force has
outgrowo the 3,600 l<juare feet of City
Hall it now occupies.
The ideal aolutiOn, be said, would be
construction of so 8,000 to 9,llOO-lquare-
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fool facility with ...... of --lo $4115,000 for the 111..dure 1Dd ........
acre for laDd.
Tbe -altomatm -he to add
• -story to City Ball "' ...... Ille
police deparlmenl. '1bil, Aid ll<ll;t,
would COii $1t,OOO far --and about $.10,000 for eqnipmmt rep. •mrrlt
Espansion of the police mcililJ wu -of liI priority Items ..-ued to Ille oommllsiOI\ for aludy. At a later mw,
planners will -...._.i to the city
council what capital impnMsDmla
sbouldbeunderlaken.
Other police department requests, ID
.., of their in~ are as follows:
-A c en tr a I i 1 e d commtml.catioos
omler, '25,080.
-Doalmmt Stonge and Retrieval
System, $15.GOO. .
-Data Pnc:etdng, $500 to '4,000 a
-depending ... Ille S)'llem. --Cooling<ney Fund, 15,000.
-4lpedal F.quipmenl N-. $34,GOO.
Tbe dild said tblt police, fire, lil_..s and public w or k s oom-
IDllllic:allona syllems should be housed in
one Joodim to help the city p...., for
any utural dls'"'er.
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should be removed from the public
roceplklO area aince tnnsmllfed in-
lormalklrl ofl<n II of a oecurity.type
nature.
Jn the matter of document storage,
Kelly said lilea goina bock 20 years are
stored In cloaets adjacent to the city jail,
making retrieval of Information difficult.
1be same information cm microfilm, be
eaPl•ined, could he housed in I/15th the
space now used.
Modem data proceaaing ·equipment
would allow the department to log crime
patterm, staUsUcs, response times, in-
fonriation from other law enforcement
agencies, personnel a c c o u n t I n g in-
lwmaUon, equipment listings and traffic
records.
• Lease of oomputer aervicea would cost
about !500 a month, Kelly reported. II
other city deparlmenta joined in the ven·
tutt, the city could obtain its own com-
puter for 12,800 to $4,000 per month.
'!be 15,000 oonlingency fund, said
Ke)ll', would be used to help the depart·
menl participate in counlywide police
prosrems.
Some of lboae programs lnclode
rqional data storage and COoUJ!UDft1
liallon patrols.
In the-epecta1 equipment c&let'OfY.
Kelly requested maney for aalety equip-
ment for ollicen, radar for "8Illc _.
troi, dictation equipment, a ponr card-
llling system, mlcrolilm and a new nodlo
console.
Plaonen recelved the report with little
comment. '!be pollce department pr<aen-
tatlori is one of several under study by
the commission as it formulates tbe
capital improvements recommendatioo. ·
1rs n 1ans urren er'
Lagu-COtltldl Pearl S. Buck
Dies~ Home
Pearl S. Buck, Nobel sod Pulitzer
Prize winner, died today in her
home in Danby, Vt.
Campus Drjve
Tbo !!!-year o)d .autho[, most well
known for her book, "The Good
Earth," published in the 1930s, was
the first American woman to win a
N<ibel Prize for Literature .
Although extremely popular in the
United States, Miia Buck felt her
biggest lall5 were in Europe.
0 American critics ·dismiss my
wri~ because I am a woman;"
Hassle Flares
abe1ioceaald. :
Story on Page 4 today.
British ,.Set
Terms~ ~fll
Float Pound
From wtre Senteeo
,
LQNooN -'!be government an-
nounoed today it would a~ to fioat the
llritish pound J<iinUy with !lie currencies 61 other Europein Common Market
. eountries against the u.s, dollar. But It
lald dowo cer14b! rigid' coil\llUOQ\I.
· The annowicement was made by
Oiancenor Anthon~ Barber in hll aonual
budget ap,eeoh to Parliament.
BarlJer ~d the essential condition of a
joint noat agl 1nst·the dollar would be a
pledge: by Common Market member
®Ulltries to support each other's cur-
rencies against money speculators -no
maltlir how C!OoUy the burden became.
11This ts an essential condition for the ·~e community: sod cerlainty the
United Kingdon could not join In a col-
le<>Uve Ooal unlesa ii II met in full," he
~ed seBSioo of the House of.
.,. Another condition, Barber said, was that the new exchange rates at which
. o>inmon Market cumncies would be fb<. tel ·against each other "must be ac-
ceptable to eacb D}elllber in terms of its
bnmediate econoniic problems."
He said each member must also have
..: "unimpaired tight" to change the
··agreed rate of its own currency at a later
·@to alter oonsulalion with other market
countries.
-Under a joint noa4 market currencies
would retain li;ed rates against each
other but· would be allowed to find their
!)WO levels against the dollar according to
• ~Uve Jemand. '
Meanwhlle, the doll .. edged dowoward ~ain In Europe today and American fOOrists were forced to band over more
< (Seo POUND, l'oae I)
Low High Sehool
Scores Occupy
Trustees' Ag~nda
A special report m Loguna Beacb lllgh
.Scbool state test ...... for 111e IJ'lt.n
school year --to be -by the Board of EdUoaticn lolligbl
Tbe 7:30 meelinii will he held at
district Educatim Center, 550 BJnnmt
St.
Scores for high llcbool -. -they performed ''below espectalian" ID
reading, language, spelling a n d
matbemalics tests.
Elemeotary llcbool _.., iw,wevu,
showed that lllldents ....., perfonillng al
or above expectation in subjects.
Other matters to be cli!a11oed al lbe
meeting indude:
-Addition of Yoga, Design In Slltcb-
ery, Psychology and Print MatinB and
Fabric Dyeing lo the Aclu1I --curriculum. -A request from II acGll I ivra 1 ·
Freeman Films to .......,. a ...........
tary CID education at Top o/. the 'Grid ~School.'
-Approval of. meml>en fllr a Tell-
Selec:tlon Committee. Formallon of Ille
committee was approved by the -!ait' -.. ·II trill IDlke ,_.
...oo.-.to the -for --adopllao and -mmplalml Jaclged apillst boob in,uae by lbe clillltd. ·
P .•. s •.., air · .. orn.e .;_ . .
2 Men Spend 44 Days Afloot
SUV A, Fiji (AP)-Two f1Shennen given UP. for dead came home
IO a hero's welcome on Tarawa today after drifting In Ill open boat
for44days. •
Nabuli Tabutoa aad ~ala Tebtabo left the atoll on a ~
fl.jbjng trip, lost tlieir direction In a rainJIOrm and nn out Of PL
-· "When the atorm cleared ind the IUD came out with. a nlen\.
less heat, we found warmth," Nabutl said. "Wbat we bad IOQ&ed for
was not u welcome u we thought Tbe beat peeled ofI ·our .iam,
aad we felt as If we were boiled. As a iuledy, we toot tuma at ha'f-
lng a dip In the sea wblle the other loo~ out for wm •
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Tbey lived on a few eoconuta they bad wltll thein, tartlel
SPeared with Improvised lancea and rain 1rat.er uJh!IY lloated
than 1,000 miles. A fishing boat from Talw111 picked tllem up about three WMb aao near Western Samoa, about 1,qoo mil• IOllilleaJt or l1'arawa.
. -. t·agii~dBeacli
(;ivic League
C·hief ·Quits
Dcinna I. Demelrlades has announced
hor nsijplalion .. pftSldenl of the
Lag1ma -Civic l.eiiiJe .. that she
--for three candidates in the
April 17 llChool board election.
Jabn S. Brand, a p>1r&plly lnslructor
at Orange co.st ~ .will take over
-.. Civic League pn!sidenl. Mrs. ~ 1'15 Temple Hills
Drive, Aid she will devote bei' lime to
-'73, the orpnluUon formed to qpxt randidales Jane Boyd, Norman
-and~ 8agar. "Tbe lllOllldmhlp of the Civic League
lt!l*mts an facets ot the eommunity,
and I -1d DOI he speaking for all of
lbem wbm I urge the e1ec:tlon of Dr.
-. Mrs. lloJd and Mr. Sagar," she
aaid.
.. All my lime and energy will be
directed toward lbe relum to a reaa:mable. responsible ICbool board on
April 17," added Mrs. llemetriades.
Mrs. Demelriades sod her hnaband,
Anthony bave three aona, Ted. a college
p:aduate; Lany, a Laguna Beach High
School freshman, and Doo, a alltb grade -t al To_p of the World Elementary
SdiooL Tbe family baa lived in Laguna --1963.
Laguna Police
,Probing Bogus
Travel Checks
A ...... of l"*erleil 8aot of Amer1ca
b11"1tn checka Ill under lnwttlgaUon todoJ by l.agano Beach delectl>eo.
At iesal !Oar flOO <OUD!erfeil checb
bavt -llOsaed in Laguna, moot of
lbem...,. the --whm btnb were doeed, Carroll Bush, Lagu,,. Beadl -·aaid. --bear the nam. of am. ae... try and an ma-bd with lbt nwnber
~-Tbe man ·paulng the no1a 1s
-ponied by a -and baa -portlqi-. a California
di!•• .. ~ pnllalQ falot,-aaid.
Tbe ~ -.Dy -a llllA1I ,....,.,.., ... -wllll Ille lrllvelen did .-..... .._ -. 'l'be
..,.,iefat did• --.. -dopoolt Ille nm!pla.
-del<ribecl lbe man as btlJ'8 hm II lo 30 JOll1I of .... -l l!Yo· loot
eiClt lodws 1111 Ulll 1"111>1111 HI llOilllCW'
wtlh dart brown fl lbCk blir. lie ....
(lloo MONBY, Pip 11
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Huntington Beach's Bonnie Owen, 18, expresses her enthusiasm at
being selected Miss Orange County. Her number from "Cabaret" In
. the talent portion of the annual contest helped her win the crown .
She'll go on to Miss Califomii contest in Santa Cruz.
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l!untington Bans RQCk
Saws · of 'Free Press'
Tbe Los Angeles Free Presa. a ••·••II· Mayor Al Coen was the lone opponent
ed underground ~per, Wll benoed. to the action on the seven-member coun-
lrom truitUnstoa Beadl bews raCb Mon-cl!.
day nigbl by lbe dty council. eoOn, an atlnmey, agreed with Beverly
In doing so, Hunlinglnll Beach became 'llilll attorney J.,.ph Taback, that such t
t1ie flnt mmmunlty In Oraogt Couoly to declskin .went beyond the scope of the •lf1dall>' piUIU>lt· the.. aale of lbt Free · cll!I'.•· legal power.
P.,.. In llOWI racks, llicoord1nc lo Ille Tabacl, -anded a llearlng on the city
Dlslrlel,AllqruoJ'a olfkt. ' clerll:'1 ·denial of 1 business Hcenae ~
Counellnlen qioOd It wu o~ to aeU quetted by Howard Smllh and Horeoe
the pops ,In..,,,., but o_.t the news Ortega IO dlltribute lbe Free Preas in
nCk db'Pla1 --mlnon coald buy · ...... racks. &he ptpe:f'. ••you realize, of count, we must do
Tbey niied that "lbt Free Prell, "' a this to uhaual our legal remedies,"
matter of publisbe's .pulley, ncuWl1 Tahacl< told oouncllmen, making It clear
contains matter hirmM lo mlnori." !See PRF+'!S, Page Z)
Teepee. Talk
Continues
In so ·:Town
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -The
lint two Indiana to leave Wounded Knee
since the takeover of the hlalorlc 'rillage
a week ago wall<ed past federal llneo to-
day.
At the aame liJlte, teepee peace lalb
resumed bet-olficlall cl the Jatk:e
sod lnl<!rlor deparlmenta and--......
lives of the 200, lndlam ~ Ille ... CBmpment. • . • . 1 I ..
· A loileral atilnlJ Ilk! 11t ..... ........ --.himdc" fllotll ..... I •• ~ peece .. IIIMd .. --~Mid&
1ar dte mm•ant lndl811f lo 1ea .. w:...i
Knee. '
The qy Indian -Is that the "'"
ler!Or Departmeat· 1n1ervme 1n ... -
tribal polldcal dilpute among the Oglola
SiOUJ:'. •
The two youlba who Jell Wounded Knee
were the llnl to accept the Justice IJe.
parlmenl-oller niade SUnday n1'Jlt lbal
all Indians oould de~ unanned with-
out the threat of maaa ....W ...S lbtt
no cbargea would be plaoed pmdlng
grand jury aclloo.
The youtbl, Louis Gray, 19, •a.a,.,
sod Michael Deacbarme, II, a Cblppewa-
Creo, aaid they came out because Ibey
.. wanted to see,Wbat wu going on."
Gray and Descbanne are atudenla al
the lnaUtute of American lndfan Alt ID
Saota Fe, 11.M. Tbey'aakl 1i1eY bltchhlbd
to Wounded Knee to join In the tQtofer1
and Gray said, "We'll hltebbike blct."
1be :youtho said Ibey did not -whether ot,her nonro,ldenta of Woanded
Knee 9lllllfted; to aocepl the govenuntlll
oiler to i"!Ve ioday. Only Indian males
must ldenllly tbemaelves at the federal
checkpoint. .
~. wearing a rod beadboncl and
wrapped in a llghl blanket, aaid c:ondi·
Ilona were tolerable during the boldoul
He Aid there was oullicient load aod
aleeping •P....
He said he helleved that Wounded Kl*
would prompt other Indians arcund Ille nauoo Into almltar actions to locus at· ~Uon oil !he need for Indian ttfarml.
Gray, Wearlnc a black bat cleoonled
with a leather, said be also came out to
look for 111' liala-, wbo also jolDed a
(See INl>JANS, Pqe Z)
Tbo Los Angeles -tber -..... 30 percent chanoe of ......
era tonlgbl, deorin.t by w-....
day to fair aktes and temperalunl
in the !Os. Ovemiahl Iowa of 4HO
are expected.
INSlltE TOOAV
· LI .. Cmdr. lflchafl D. Cllf'lt.
tian, tz-POW toho wai 1hot
®Im in April, l~. '°"'le Ills
thrt t daughlc(1 In Norfolk, Va.
promising lo ~ "I' for lost
tlmt and uklllg lltdt lltlp In
IJ)fCdlng him Mp to a -....
ge .. mllon. Se• •torv Oll POI/< 7. ----. --. --. ........ ,.., " -.... ---T••1.. 9 -... ·-. ............ --.
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Resi.dent,s
M~sS·h'tiw
Of Irvine
lrW>e Compony Pr..ldmt William R.
-will be lnler9lewed on KOCI!: ... _ w..ns1oo Channel so 100igbt
aod '111unday, but clly "' Irvine
....-, "'"""'led IA> the cablevlslon
c:fwmel I epe"ated by 1 land develop---•~· -·1 ... blm. CompuJ ~ today bad dif·
fe<iog rta90llS for the cable blackout of
Ute fducatk:ml televU!ion channel's ...tl1 Qoqe County Review, magazine
llylo. """"'1mlty lntmsl program.
Ono ~ a lad< of frequencl ..
awilalU Clft the Channel 3 equipment
made addltlm ol the ultra·bl&b frequency
Cllamd IO broadcasts lmpoalble until
~Is installed In July. . sugtstocl "legal" dilflcultiea
waeat fault.
fto former spokesman suggested
~ nsideots wouldn't miss much
-· '11 really Ian'! a very good In· -.· °"""'" McDonald pms rela· tiactl Clftloer, uid. -. aJaoc with actre1S Ruby Keeler
ol -pol1 Beach and otben lamlllar
with 1he Meadowlark Airport controversy
in Huntington Beach appear oo the pro-
gram 1o air at 7 o'clock tonight and
-Y· ._..,,..! 50 host BW Reynolds diJcUssel
tax -. soninl for lower cost housing
in Irrkle and the need for more allenllon
to man and the environment ia future
clovelopmeot.
FremPagel
DISPUTE .••
ol the city rigbl or way purchase blocked.
Tbe matter was then sent back to the
planning commission for further studY.
'"lbe mmmiuioo bas studied Campul
Drive !or llome time oow and bas been
.... re ot the Interest of tbe county In
wurtmg out with the city tis road pro-
gram but the """""8sion feels Ibis Is DOI
a proper road access to the conununity
ml lbal it does not cmlonn with the
Ge1tn1 Plan," the olllclal commlssioo
repol1 IA> the City Council states.
AcoordiDg to a staff ·review of the
Campus Drive package, the council bas
-optiom: it may file the repol1 and
-ao ldian, Illus kWlng the road as
.,.......i; it may -the ao-qoiaitic:n action made some time ago; or
it may estahllsb a joint study ,...100
with , ... _.tallfts of the county roads
ml the plamlng -Olhor ileml to confront Ibo councll at
tbe regular .....,. are:
-A cootinued pub!lc bearing oo
eslabli"1menl ol an Agricullura\-Recru·
timlal """' r.. the city ol Laguna Beach.
-Celidenltioo of a or d 1 n ab c e
designating the city u a bird ~
-A report on city application for an
ID'ban w:iusm uncler provlsioos o! the
CDolla1 Prolecllm Act. (Propooltim 20).
-Proposed emergency measures for
tnmc dtrecllon during weekend and
summer times.
· -A "!'Ori oo the reduction ol $3
.....-patting fines.
-Final ttadlng oo an ordinance amend-
ing !leM'r axmection feea tn the city to
assist Arcb Beach Heights' residents in
lhe ~ district 69-1.
-Further discussion regarding amok·
ing in lbe City Council chambers.
Fro.. Pagel
INDIANS ..•
Womded Knee encampment. Gray agreed
with bis companion that similar Indian
protest movements would occur.
Ralph Erickson, a special assistant to
the U.S. attorney general and the top
Jmtice Department official at the Pine
Ridge Reservation, said late Monday he
was mildly optimistic that a ''Teasonable,
satisfactory agreement" w o u 1 d be
readied.
Nonrtsklents of . Wounded Knee m a y
eave the village until 5:30 p.m. PST today JrOVided they leave lheir weapons behind
and maJes identify themselves to the
more !ban 150 !ederol marshals and FBI
agtnll who surround the village.
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Salt Creek
Gray Expre es Eroswn
' Privacy Concern Ban Urged
WASHINGTON (AP)· -L. -
Gray Ill said today be II -hiw Ille
point In bis coofirmatloo beadag -
be Is concemed -tbll lmpoct .._ national seauity, ~ ... ,.....
... and the ri&hl Id """"'""' ii ...
mpoodlng quellfom about tile •• gate inveotlgatlon.
Gray IA>id the Senate Jocfiday Oom-
mitlee at the thin! day ol its bearimg -the FBl'a procedurea in tbe W-.ote
bugging, wblcb bas playal a major role
during the firll two days, are lair pme
for the panel.
B~ said the committee abo cm IP a.
every detail or the FBI~-...
Investigate bis conduct ~
since bea>ning &ding -ol t!I" FBI May 3.
'"!be .-.. -"' lhe Watergate, on Ille other band, raiael
11111 --""'etllie -In llie •-;J Idol ... tbli I do DOI
-lliedflli&loj&hOC)'fll-k>--.. --""" ..,. __ _.. .. _,. __ ----5151~_ ........... en, -..... 1liII
-tali: to lbe 1111, ..... that the
pnaf is .. !loo ••&* ilrmtfpliao In
-...., .. -iafarmatioD "' PBI .....
"Ba ..., will -... i ... to do ... ii
we 4 4•e to spread tllis btfannatjon oo
Ille pillli< .-. -.. said.
CnJ i tif f to ~ Judiciary Q)ll)..
-_, • I'll! -saying
Pt f 2 4 llbm's e••q•igo cmunlttee
tld Mt -· la Ille Wltlrple k>-1c11pw
-~ --Julyll, Ifl2, ... -id& -y ..... amoog .. ,.,,. -lbllteill wl11dlCed by
A .......-UQI\ IA> require Avco
Community Devtlopers, Inc. to curb
erosion fton;i the Salt creek area of South
Laguna was scheduled IA>day before the
Son Diego Regional Water Quallty Con·
lnll Board (WQCB).
1-ard Burtman, uecutlve officer ol
the WQCB staff making the recom ·
mendation, said stalf investigators found ·
the mouth of Salt Creek al the ocean
"looking miserable."
"With all the rain we've bad this year,
the soil cover ls completely gone in :!IOmt
places and not replaced adequately ill the
aru Avco is grading," Burtman said.
U Ille rec:ammendatlon ii appvved by
the board, ~vco will have unlll April I IA> ~ the requirements or file a report
describing that Ibey have begun IA> meet
lbem as far as possible.
Failure to meet requirements, could
mean r-o! IA> $6,000 per day.
HUNTINGTON COUNCILMAN MATNEY AND REJECTED FREEP
City Council W1nh Newspaper Kopt Under Wrops
very different q-.· er., am.
'"lbe Senate, by formal ..............
constituted a 1elect commtttee to pll'llle
that inquiry down every, poaible -
"I feel certain we alt~ agree dmt,
under the chairmanship of Sen. Frvin
(Sam J. Ervin Jr. l>-N.C.), that .,..,.,_
tion will be fully and abb' ~ -
and under such procedinl saieglmds as
will protect -........ -_.. simply bystander1. •
Gray to Ille ---last -The corporalion would be l<Quired to .
devise its own method for siltation Q>D·
trol al Ille m0uth of Salt Creek, probably
by ciuick planting and blowing straw lnlA> ·
the hillside or by placing uettmg acroos:
the creek mouth. FremPagel
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ht intended to punue the matter in
court.
Taback told city of(iciaLs t h e action
was Unconstitutional because it denies
the First Amendment (freedom of the
press) and the 14th Amendment (due
process).
"lt requires a Judicial function to
determine this matter ob8cene," Taback
argued. "And even if you decide to ex-
ercise a prerogative ycu do not have, this
material cannot be !ound obecene."
Reserve Marines
'Sunday Punch'
CAMP PENDLETON (AP) -Maj.
Gen. John McLaughlin, taking over com· mand ol the U.S. Marine ground
reserves, aays his units make up the
"corps' Sunday punch."
'lbere sre 30,000 part-time Marines in
tbe 4111 Divilk>o, which Maj. Gen. Leo J.
Dulacld beaded before being named ll>-
spector t general ol the Marine Corps
recent!Y.
11'Ibe importance of a strong re!lerVe
force wu brought IA> me during figbting
on Guadalcanal," McLaughlin said afi.r l!w change or command Monday.· "1'1111
division ii truly ready to becolne Ille
Meljne 0.iJ>S' Sunday punch."
McLaughlin has been commandant of
Ille 'Marine Corps recruit depot in San Diego.
Cosmos 551 Launched
MOSCOW (AP) -Tbe ~I Unli>n
launched Cosmos 5>1 today ln the
top .secret series of earth satellites.
Newport Surgeon
Seeks Voluntary ·
AMA Membersliip
A Newport Beach orthopedic surgeon
and three fellow members of the Orange
County Medical Association are deman-
ding in Superior Court an injunction that
would put membership of the California
Medical Association and the American
Medical Association on a voluntary basis.
Dr. E. H. Thomassen is joined by Drs.
F. Earl Woodhull, Robert G. Rilves and
Richard L. Sellman in an action pro-
testing present OCMA conditions that
dues be paid to the AMA and the CMA
when annual fees are paid to the local
organization.
It is argued in the lawsuit that AMA
aims and objectives are often far remov-
ed from local practice and principle& are
sometimes against the best interests of
both the medical profession and the
pubUc •
The four doctors, noting that they face
the threat of expulsion from the OCMA,
claim that the AMA bas acquired
"virtually complete control" over all
physicians in the nation.
Ash Wednesday Men's
Breakfast in Irvine
A 8:.30 a.m. Ash Wednesday 1'en's
Fellowship Breakfast for all Interested
Orange County men will be held tomor·
row at the Airporter Inn in Irvine, with
Ille Rev. Harold F. Leestma, Lake Hills
Community Church pastor, speaking.
Meetings will continue to be held on
Wednesdays thereafter, each lasting one
hour. This first service marks the eigbt-
year anniversary of Mr. Leestma's first
county men's breakfast.
Gray said he knows be ts tfMfnng the
point Wl\Ote be-'.ma)' be pm!~ PBJ
investigatiYe techniques and tactics -.1
is running the risk of making inadftrtelll
disclosure of grand jury testimony.
Flames Sweep
Heights Home
From Lighter
"I believe Iha! guidance from Ille mn-A sm. Am Beigbts teenager fled
mittee is required in order that matUn fnm · or national security are not dis:DSSIJ in . thr ~s blazing home M<IOday
a public forum," be said. ''that I do DDI .....,,,,... .._a -dgaretle ligbter
in any way affect any motions er appeals e•plf W _, Uw lwl crlf flames which
Frot1tP.,,e.l
MONEY .•.
w~aring tight-fitting clothing, and car-
rying a man's shoulder purse.
The woman was about JI 1o 25 J'Rl'S al.
age, five feet two incbel and ~
105 "' 110 pounds with brown hair. She
had a mid-west accent. he said.
"They were described to 118 as neaOJ
dressed and not appearing to be lhe
typical Laguna shopper," tile -said.
Sbopi<eepers encountering ~
countmeil check -"""' -by the officer to excuse tfwntehies, &
quickly call police, fH-1121, or to foDos
the couple and get a ...mcJe fimae
number and call police.
Cithens should no I endangor lhmt-
.selves by fon:ibb' detaining 1\41«:b-be said. ,
Auction Scheduled
By Laguna Democrats
A fine art auction wUI biahlil!ll the an-
nual spring cocktail party OI the Laguna
Beach Democratic Club, schednJed for I
p.m. Saturday at the home ol. Jlr. and
Mrs. ViclA>r Rollinge.-, 3LIJ 11<m Drive.
deataO)td Ille 1es•m •
-Jaspor, Y, escaped injury ...
c:opt lor a ....,.. behead and hair -
bal ... -liJll -..... dail.,al .a a $1l,111 loa, !irmJeu said.
The --llarted while -J-... trying to feed •
powwwiad bl cell into Ille bntane
ligllkr, ---lo invtiillplon. -
A a't!W' " 11 mm from a nearby
er,... °"""' rn Department staUm
-Ille laoe al -Santa Ana Ave.
in Ille -... -u_. Bay area. "'111 ............ ill -and flames -tley-0...-intmldeslructiooollhe -•1 •wD-•• wu a five.minute
dolly ill -lilc ii, a OOUDIJ fire
dtp& buellt If ' !WI Did..
No eapwatiw was o&n!d for this
*lo:fllo&-Ur iad-Japer ~ 1IW llimll:f to ~ the -~.-.---., ......
---'"" -reddotiOe new lie o.ta-ci1J limits na...,..
al by llony "-'· Ille boy's lather.
fn JWI .. a.id Omles Boom said
-" ... --iiQural during the .
figM lo --""" Iha! -J_.. ---lligbl. The youth
... -.... -Ille lire started..
Exleosive gr'!<lllli in the area of Sall
Creek Beach preparatory IA> bulldlnc a
new section of homes has aroused con-
cern in many area residents.
Burtman speculated Iha! an upset resi-
dent, whom he declined to name, in.
sligated a directive from the state WQCB
office in Sacramento.
The memo instructed the San Diego or~ nee to investigate the location and make
recomDlendatiom "' the regional board,
he said. i
F,....P .. el
POUND •••
of lbeir travel dollarS for European cur-
rencies. European foi<lgn ucbang .. stayed or•:
ficlally close because ol the lnternational '
monetary crisis, but few Americana were !
in 1111 distress.
In ! ....... the American Express said"
there was no limit OD the 8JllOllDI ol:
dollar traveler> checks being changed.: ,.
'l1le rate was '2,47 IA> tbe pound as ....,_,
pared with around $2.40 before the run on;
the dollar lasl month. : .
"Business Is steady but at this time of
the year we do DO& have many visiton,"; f
a spokesman said.
In Frankfurt, West Germany, wbe1e
the run on Ille dollar reached oenaallonal·
levels lasl -ii, the dollar olflclalij!;
bought :.79811 marks, down ·fl»n!.~
day's UI ml""8 belawlhe i)eir~~
2.&150 set alter last month'• denlualiNi':
ol the doUar. "<l .,. .• • :-
Tools, Cash, Cables ~
Taken in Burglary
Burglary of a service stallon of too
and cash valued at '150 and lbefl ol COP'
per eables valued al f$OO were reported
Mooday IA> t.guna Beach police.
'l1le SbeO Slatioo, 1312 N.
Rogers Reveals Ships
Sail Haiphong Harbor
Prints and orlginab by Lag1ma artists
Jloger Kuni. and David &om 1liII be ol-
fered for sale. Buffet food and
refreshments will be aerved. Flirtllor in-
formation may be obC3lned by calling
494-9878 or 494-7776.
Males Triumpli
In Shuffll!boo.rd
Geqe ~ and lllmny '1'bom!>om
-..---tile apper band in I I Beldi shrJfflehol!nl Qllllo-...,. .•. ----··
Hi~ay was hit awe .Umt over
weekald, offi<ers said. Entry was gain
by breaking in a rear window. 'lbe ~
per cables were taken !rom Gillacbe
Co-. Inc., at Diamond' and an.mt
Drive, site of sew«;r coostructloa work.
P 1IJe two top ~ ddeated Ellie ension Bill Okayed s...,... ..i 1na ~ during
........ piljal ..... u. .....-at the Official's Dad Dies
By United Press International
Secretary of State William P. Rogers
said today be understands that Haiphong
harbor, closed for 10 months by U.S.
mining, bas been reopened and some
ships were going through to North Viet·
nam. But the Defense Department said
it had no such word.
Rogers told the House Foreign Affairs
Committee: "We received the report this
morning that some ships are going
tbrougb. I think the harbor ls open."
U.S. mioesweeping operations to cJear
the harbor resumed last weekend after
the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong
re1eued another group of U.S. pri80nef'9
of war. Jt had been halted briefly last
week when the Communists appeared to
be balking at the release of prisoners on
scheduie.
Rogers told the committee that the
peace agreement and cease·flre in Viet-
nam were going smoothly and he was
confident - at least as far as military
operations were concerned -that they
would be a success.
He acknowledged, however, that a
polltical ee!Uement in South Vielnam
faced "a lot of problems."
"The political future of the area is Left
to the parties themselves to determine,"
Rogers said . "Obviously what bappeps
there i.!I questionable ... "
Arts Festival
Jurying Sl.aJ,ed
Jurying for the Im Laguna Beach
Festival ol Arts season. wW be beld
Saturday at the Irvine Bowl, 650 Laguna
canyon Rllld, Laguna u..ch,
Artlsls wishing IA> be juried !or entry to
the FesUvai may take t-eumplea o!
each media they wlah to eXhlbll IA> lb•
amphitheate r between 7 a.m. and.10 a.m.
Satunlay. Jurying wUI tal<• place
between 10 a.m. aod 3 p.m.
Art works may be plcUd up between 3
p.m. and & p.m. that day. The F•stlval of
Arts will run from July 13 to Aug. 26.
Several members of the committee WASHINGTON (UPI) -A bil to _. Pmt marts.
said they were concerned about the guarantee pension rigbb: to memlwn al Following: BR N•qetitioa, the wiDDen: SAN DIEGO (AP) -Lew1I Walter,
North Vietnamese emplacement of private plans eight"""' after....,...,_ --~-loaricl«yparty lathe< or lllinols Gov. Daniel Wall<er,
surfact-to-alr missiles in northern South =.. w:::=
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!,':!,. Monday by• -by lAD Stfpn•o llJll JJr. and llrs. °"""" died Moodsy. Be rellred from the Navy
Vietnam. Rogers, however, said that -fr;;:;;:::~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;VliL;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;and;;beg~an;;truck;;~larming;;;~~near~~San~Di~ego~. matter was before the foW'·nation
International Control Collllllission that Is
supervi.sing the cease-lire.
"The fact is," he aald, "that ~gs are
working out pretty well. They seem to be
complying with the terms of the egree-
ment very well. 11
Meanwhile, in Vietnam, a Viet Cong
general said today be is ready to return
to the broken-down negotiations con·
ceming the exchange of Vietnamese
prisoners or war.
Tuesday Hearing
Sl~ted for Lear)'
' SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) -Drug
cultist Timothy Leary has agreed to
stand trial beginning next Tuesday on
cbargl!B of escape from a cauton1ia
prison.
Leary appeared before SUperior Court
. Judge Richard Harris Monday and said
be would go <1n trial aa scheduled for
escaping from the callfomia Men's
Colony here in 1970.
The former Harvard professor was
returned IA> the United States from
Algbanistan 1n the euslA>dY "' 1ec1era1
agents during January.
Lesry also laceJ chargea In Orange
County or drug tralflcklaa.
Laguna City Council
Eyes Budget Tonight
The Laguna Beach City Councl1 wUl
hold • special •ludy ,.,.Ion at 7:30
tonight at clly hall IA> consider the forma·
lion of the 1973-74 fiscal year ~·
Tbe council wW meet with members ol
Ille recently formed budget committee to
disouss Ille major .poinla of the bUtliet p
It is now being drawn up.
CLEAN SWEEP
A rel.tMly .....I it.n whiclt CM mole • eliHeJenc• in the finished
instolotion is the ,..,....man.
People -Ail bo six. led to W. what might be under their d.r-
pets. We .....,. replocecl capwliiig in """-w"-we found bottle C<ips,
cicJoreffe bulfl. nais, ...... of p&.lw, piecas of wood, mogotinM, and
d ...... of ""-ft.ings ~
Our inst ...... lr1° 1 d to •1-6 chunl:s of plater, encl pate~
m1ncw holes bem c:arefaly sazaping 1he floor. We repeot -this is •
relttivefr .,.... i'-bat -feel this is .........., to • U1tisfact"'Y.
instolotion. ·
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VOL 66, NO. 65, 4 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES ORANGE ()()IJNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY,~ 6, 1973 TEN CENTS
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Youths Accept Federal Offer
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -Tiie
fllSI two lndiaoa.to leave Wounded "-
since the takeover of the blotoric village
a week ago walked put federal lin<tl to-
day.
At tbe same time, teepee peace talb
resumed between officials cf the Justice
and Interior departlnenls aod ~ta
Uves of the 200 lpdians holding tbe en·
campment.
A federal attorney said he was "some-
what 'optlmistlc)I 1b0ut pros~ for a
~ ,_.. t ttpwila lortbe--to-• '4 ir-. -
'lllet.ylda• ,.-...
teriar Detiatwa::a 1111 s me .. a -..
lribo) polit!r1I ....... -.. c...-Siola. Tbetwo,_....... I llrw
...... the fint ......... -Dt>-~ --5 ,,....,. ..
an li\dilill add ~ -outtbe_ll._ __ _ .
_____ ,....., ...
pm)lry-
,.. ,_, ~ Grq, .. -°""""'
_.., IJ>•N1w,.J1.aC'qq1a
Ow. ... .,._.... ....,. __ to ___ ,.._.
GnJ' .. Dwlw• se. I ••
~MU, tf• ... •i....Artm
SlllD l'e,. ll.11. 'DtJ tllill tll!Y .. ) I a •
to• I dlliioetojolaill .. _o
.. Grq 111111, .... Ii.,,, -·
1"" ,.... aid °'"7' did DOI ""1W
wMbtt' Ida' w+Ments tl Wcimled
Kwplll-'·llweptlbe-1
.a .. to ..... tod!Q'. 0011 ~ males
... klmtifJ tJien-ms at tbe federal ......... _ ....... ~ • ..,.-and
......... In • liclll ~ llllid CUldl-
-...... ~ "'""' the holdout. lie -lbere WU oiif!lciem foOd and ...... c~
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El Toro Gets Pri~cipal
Sparks Fly Before ~1 Vote; Bosa~ko Named
By CANDACE PEARSON
, Of llMI Dtlly '"" Steff
. A princi~ WU appointed fO< the new
El Toro high achoo! by S.ddleback Valley
T!nlfied School District trustees Monday,
but ,not before sparks flew among two
trus~. and one resident and the
ailperinteq<lent.
Tnutees voted 4-1 to appoint RObert
Bosaoko, now principal at Mission Viejo
lllgh Scbool, to the post at the new 1ICbool
whicli will share !}le Mission campus on
double sessions in 1973--74.
•Tlie El Toro high school is scheduled to
-·in September, J.t74.
The onJy no vote on the appointment
British Set
Terms, Will ...
FI~.J,>~qnd ..
From Wire Senlees • LONDON -The government an-
~ thclay ft would agree to Doat the
British poand jointly with the curreocies
of otber1 European •Common Market
countries against the U.S. dollar. Jiu! H
lald down certain rigid Conditkm. •
The _lllDOllllC<ment wu made by
Oiancellor Antbooy Barber in bis ann~
budget speech to Parliament.
Barber said the essential C<llldltloa of a
jQint Doat against the dollar would be a
Pledge by C'<>mmon Market ·member
countries to eupport each otha-'s cur-
rooclel aplnst money speculatoni -no
111at!A!r bow costly the bunlen became.
wu ... the--to--
-lo bis -job. -Dmiil--.. ,._ item, -.Ue!J _ ......... ...,
as ~'Certificatal Pa I ~ Ill..
3," )JE!!C8'111! he quewe• I ........ e
invtilved.
"We created• -......... tna. days ago ... Smidt .... ..... .... c I
wehaveaf'!IWPMF ...... ~--a principll lar.die _..., -. • lie
calledthe-11.-.. I ...
scrr.t-""lllt 5 I 7 -,, ... ----.. .. 0
Smitb cmfin d a.t 111 • tilll!-~
d*'"'*W: Bi 2 .... =,. •• t
tbougbt the • , ... - - -
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POOTl s. Buck
Dia at Home ··
iwd~.aiiit.1iiiiil• ..... -= =~ Wtr. lllr
'Die .,...:i. ...... --
-filr --. ---Eartll, ff p•r t I ..... ,... -thefint ___ to ....
Nobel Prile llr Literat•ree
=-s:.~~ .::;
bigell --........ "Amelicm ailils .,
writitC M I -a • . ..... -.
SllJrJ • Piqie f ....
, ...... to ..... -p .. 'j&willl
a ' j npm.we
lie ....... lllt .......... '" .. II •
.. jMiM ._., Ill If&•' V°ltjD Bigb ___ ... ..,,. ..... ....-.c
--lllPSdlo!l Dislrid -lie -.... "• 1111"-II ........ -~· Pl I -."'*"ill Ibo Sm --.. llioMrt, 1111 Ille ..................
.:... .. ,Iii~. '-a --· ~ .. ~ 0:.4 ~WW -·-· ,, .... ---UWJ1aa.-,
--... --.. -the - -'"to:\*ff •' .. , by laDlg
- ---lfig!l ad-
minillrakn. 7AJCI is the f o r m e r
..,..-11 the Tmtln Uolm
Dislrid.
Boon! dlalnnan (]let Briner ruled
-.... d order. Smith objected to
the ruling, and tried to say why. Briner -
~ "doobl11111" -began _.i. inc bill pvel CD the table, cantimiing
wbileSlnllblalbd. .
· •y., can bimf 11111 '"""" of -on iilOll.. aid. Stit1tb, who addedlaler. ''you
will -that I didn~ lllop talking." Bowell <0i4it1"' called: tbe majority
II .... boon! amiPnt aod tbm added,
"hi my Cl(liniml. we have 1em this eve--
(See l'IUNCIPAL, l'qe Z)
Insurance Contract Goes
-re.Bond_Camp.Bjicker
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All, [ """'Is ! "'
II ' I M 'SJ • 'llnlRr' far W. F' •Y_W __
sf;u ii llllllW..,. a -w1111
1· ..... ~----........ ,1! ., ........... 11111 _____ .... ..
O.'c · Ylejtn..,...,Rm
-, .... , .. 2 ---u. _.. i.e: • c e•· 9ll midll Jene
11or11-·---·-.. ., n11-· I ...,_,. Tl • I ..... tllis 11111 'flted ....
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-Ill Gllfro ..a , ..... ,.. "-El Toro, _., ~ ll Giuro,. broker d _.,.._,__ ,·
11-~ . .Pdarn abstalned rr-..._ 1Mo ww Ill Ghn liad been .... . . Ml v 1•e eanpip manager.
Ill Giuro aloo llad pabllclJ eitdoi oed the
......_ Pfy<, •• sllte d ..,nc1k!ates
wl*b P ,,..., aD pre91!11t board
·"W"'DfJela escept Ddmis ~
'Die lbWl11*i'l&liqn to appoint Di rum. ..,,,. -.. ad boc eommiUee
-............... who bad written to tbe--....... -!Dthe jab.
•Freep~ Boo~ 11le MMIMHiftt:e ftl headed iofonnlJly
llJ Bob v.ubew. .... Tostin -Hr.h --'·nt -"1tmdmt of h+· WI who will lUe that Nine post
-8"'lelbodt -~· .
He Aid be believed that Wounded Knee
~ prompt other -lmllld the
nation Into -!or aclloos to focus at·
tmtloo cm the need for 1J111ian reforms.
Gray, wearing a black bat decorated
wHb 1 featber, said be also C1111e out to
loot for bis sister, who also joined a
Wounded Knee encampment. Gray agreed
wttb bis companion that -Indian
protest movementa would occur.
Rall>h Erickson, a special uslstant to
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the U.S. attorney ....,..i aod the !OP
Justice Department official at the Pini
Ridge lleserYatloo, said late Monday be
wu mlldJy optimblk: that a ''rea-.
satisfactory agreement" w o u I d be
reached.
Noorestdenll of Wounded Knee m a.y
eave the village until 5:39 p.m. PST today
provided Ibey leave tbelr "'""""' behind and males tdentlly themselws ,to the
more than 150 fedenil mar>bals and FBI
agenta who surround the village.
'J'larOlffJla tlae Paees
SUsan Thompson. a fourth grade student at Turtle Rock &:boo! In
~. pu.ts 10.speed bike tbrougb·the paces at obstacle course. II was
part of a bicycle safety progiam that mcluded study and a test. The
pnctlcal application followed. The program was put on by police with
the aid of PTA members.
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. "'Ibis Is ao essenual cooditloo for the
whole community; aod certainly the
United Kingdon could not join in a col·
lectlve float unless it is met'in full," be
~.,::.Ued session of the House of Beach &uu Paper From Street Riu:k. _ _..... .... 111attbew'1 Tustin
• hat Gll M!>renQ. aod~ teacllen ..,. ,....., bJ ltjX 1tatives d the Sao Joa-
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... ~r condiUon, Barber said, was
that the new ezchange rates at which
Oommon Market currencies would be fix.
ed.J apirilt ·each other Hmust be a~
ceptable to each member in terms of its
tmmedlate ecQDOmic problems."
·,lie aaid eadl member must also have
ap "unimpaired right" to change the
~rate of its own cUITeDCy at a later
~te alter consulatlon with other market
countries.
-Utder a joint Doat, market currencies
would retain fixed rates agalnlt each
other but would be allowed to find their
Own levels a~t the dollar according to ~~l'.Tie. the °%"oat edged downward
again In Europe today aod American
touriata were forced to band over more
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Weather
'!be Loo qeles 'wOltbe'r aeryic9
• - a 30 percent cbanoe of obow·
, eni !might, clearing by Wecfne.t.
clay to fair aktes md temperatuno
ID the IOI. OYemilbl lows of -are upectod.
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Lt. Cmdr. Mic,.._! D. Chn.
li<m, 1z.POW '""° .,., '"°' doton in Aprlt 1968, tDrOte 1111
• three daughter• in NorfoU., Va.
promising to """"' lip for lo.t tlmi ond 011dng 111111 help In
spe•dlng him <1tp to 4 mMcm
g.,..rollon. S•• 1tory Oii Pog• 7.
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from Bnnfirctua Bmfil ... i'mts ....
day nfl1tl bJ !be dlJ • I 7 In....._ a r -_.,._. -....-. a
the l'lnll aa1u11dy ill~ ._,, to
of!icialb' ............. al .. -
Press m..,. r.a,w·c ~ ~
Distrld JJlt:utj'• -Qxmcibw..,.... _ ... to ..
tbepaperln-11111 11 16"-
roct dliplloJ ... --... tbepoper.
Tbeyn11edtllll"tllel'Ne..__.
mattef' GI ,.W'*8's )llllil:y, 1 Q I " cmta1m maltier' ..... • .. ..
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to tbe adim -Ille=·= 2 .... cil.
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qaia ... 'llillm FAucaton --· One anmtttee member said .. there
.,.. m idea d tbnNlng a plum to Mr. Di
Gian> ....,,.. lie ftlted for the district. I_,_ lie -f,.. Mr. Poteraon
·-ted\be~~· "I"m ofrald ,....,. cballenilng my in-
lelrill.. -Geotge ~ told
_....., """' be mged tbe -to . ......... the ....... !M!dllion
"ll'I b«M• I haft eoalidmoe In the
-.t'1 ialqlil)', I feel J'lll Will -no
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-Ude --Cid Cir· ---._ -.,......i .. ...aileal Old Briner. •1 objed .. tbe insimtatiQD 11111 find It
(loo AMFB. Pip IJ
Viejo Co. Hears Complaint
BarttlDna R~ 4U' Gripet on R~.:Voir . .,Ult_ ......... -Poet __ , ....... .... i-m.a .... ., ... __ ·=:.w ; v:J, ., ; -...i
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Residents of Irvine
To Miss Firm's Chwf
1n1ne eom.;., President wwi.m R.
Muon w1D be interviewed on KOCI!:
educational television Chonnel 50 tonight
and 11airsday, but city of frVin.e
residents """"""1ed to the cablevlslon
dlonne! s operated by a land develop-
ment fl,rm 1Ubsidlary, -·t oee bim. CompaD1 spokeomen today bad dif.
ferinl ,.....,. lbr the cable blac!IQIJ! of
the educatklnal telev1slon cbaonel'• ·netlr Oraoge ·eounty Iteview, magazine
llYI•, community inlen!St PnJC1'1111.
One sagre.ted a lack of fttquenclell
.. .nable ... the Chanoel s equlpment
.-addltlen II lbe ultra-btg)i frequency
Chanoel lO broadcasts lmpouible lllll11
..,,11Qt1lpm0ni ls installed ln•Ju\Y.
Another suggested "legal" difllculUes
were 1t fauJL
The ~ spokesman auggested
lrviat ""1denll -1 miss muc)l
""""'· "It really Isn't I very good lJi.
Code Violation
Rap Hits Coor~
A beW• bttwOen a 1.alle F ..... coopje
llld µ..tr""""""'1ity uaodition ieached
lbe coimlJ ~ Ibis ,,..it with the
llU., II an acttoocbargln( the peir with
Ylolatloil of local codes.
II ls alletted In the lluperior Court
la...Wt f1Jed' II!' the Lob Forest C'<>m-
munlty Aaooclalion that the children'•
play lppartllll Jnata!led II the home ol
David C. IDd llarilira Freeman, 22891
Belqltell DrM, El Toro, Yiolstes com·
munllJ llandards.
'Ibo ICllGn ltates that !he apparatus is
-.laible from nelahboring homes aod asks
tbll !!le couple lie onlered to conlorm to
"""""""11 _,iat1on roculationS-
terview1~' Geoi'8t McDonald jX'eSI reJa.
tlons oa1cer, said. M....,, along With actress Ruby Xee1er
of Newport Be8cb and 0tbeni famlllar
with the Meadowlark Alrport controveny
in Huntington Beacb appear on !be pro-
gram to air at r o'clocli tonlgbl aod
~i'io ~ BW Reynolds dlscusset
fax rates, IOnlng f• lower coll bouolng
ln Irvine and the need f<>< more attenttoo
to man and the environment in !utun
devefopment .
* * * hVine Cable TV
Needs !'.CC Okay
To Add Channe~
lrYtne comniunilJ cableYlston may DOI
begin broadcutlng new channels without
permission of the F e d e r a l Cam-
mwlicatlona C'<>mmialoti, Channel s OJ-
ecutive Gene Moon esplained today.
However, "even lf we bad thelr apo
proval we don~ have the cbanne1 ""Pie!· ty to carry Channel 50 (KOCI!:)--.i.
casts to OW' subscribers," be said.
All II channels MW earr1ed by Irvine
..,bleviaion to homes In Newport Beocb
aod Irvine ~re filled. Dropping one lo
make room for the county'• new educ.
liooal 1tatlon also requlrea FCC ...
proval, Moon noted .
Adding the channel wUl tah llOW
equipment, al a coat d trom .-to f!5
per home "aomethl111 we aren't eotnc to
do overnight even if the ~clan! ol OOt
w."l company ls appearing oa dwmol
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Drive Led
ByHimhaw
On Curbs
St1mmer School
Dates Scheduled
In Saddleback
Cartoon Dra~ing
Exhibit Slated
1be art of dnnrma can-will be
dm>onslnll<d 'l'llunday by oatlooally
syndicaled ~ Rogor -.
at a ....m.g of the Mission Viejo
AllOl'iatim ol Artists aod Craftsmen.
'Ille """'"" will bo«iJ at 7o30 p.m. al
the -Viejo -llbruy, 24151 air-. Drive. '!be publlc Is IDviled.
AnmllUIC mrrmlJ leodJel clra..tng
.... ...-.. the Scbool ol Ari and
Design in 1---
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MJ.INE SENA.TORS
Nll. AMtNDMENT
Power Lines .
Go Overhead
'Temporarily'
Temparary overhead power 1lnes will
bo-lnstalJed In nortb 1""' by tho 1""'
Rancll Wiler DilCrict (IRWD) to help
tramporl waler to tho newty-«qufrecl
Rattles111A ftamloJr, north ol Irvine Ci·
ty limitl.
IRWD olficllll pro-to put tho
power lloe! on Jdltty Rold llDlllh of
Moulton Parkway.
They will be med to provjde a power
IOtD'Ce for the new booster pump station
to the resenoir. which wUI receive
nc1a1mec1 water fnm the dlllrict'1 Sand
cu,.., Ramlolr.
AlternatJve unclergruund 1lnel would be """°y lo diltrict CUllomen beclldO tho
area Involved Is chielly qricultunl and
.-Veloped, IRWD ""lliwr Art Korn
aid.
1be -lllltioa. coold be c:oonected
lo uoderJround lines •• "jultlfllble cool"
oace the aru Is developed, Korn ldded:·
An elteroaUve lo pllmplng tho Wiler lo
Rattlesnake Canyon Roservolr, IRWD of·
flcials said, would be an ocean outlaJI for
district sewage - a "method not con·
cloned by the IRWD muter plsn."
An IRWD spokesman aald the district
Is projectlng "a system c1esJinec1 to
roclalm 100 pen:ent of the wute water
dbcharpd by the dlslrl<t.
"It II In ... Jlbtl with that program
that the ir..-.i, reclamatloo and
&torage ol effluent l>ecomeo Important to
tho cooal#-ol the dlllrict."
I"'ine Sclwol
Boost,ers P"lan
'Las Vegas Nighf
Las "-pmbllnl! -with play
-and cblpo -will come to 1rvlne Salmdl,y nlgbt courte1y of tho Unlvenlly
lllgb School Trojan Boooter Club.
'l\cbta for "Lu Vegu Night" at 182
J4lchelal Ave., Irvine. at '5 per perlOO
are -being aold by Booster Club
nwmbm. '!be price lncludel -··loo .... ., lllowance of chlol to plly tweoty·
one, roulette, wheel of lortuDe and other
-of chance. Profils from tho evenlnl bellnninl at a
p.m. will go to purcbaae athletic iquip-
Jl)eOl for the lrvlne bill> ocl>o!>I·
'!be pmbllng Is le«e1 because no r<al
money ii involved. The big winDer in
play money will get tho grand prue, a
!oar-day aJl6penal polcl trip lo the Las
Vegu lllltoo.
Otbet prlse5 from Irvine merebants
llso will be ·-· Tld<ets can be obtained lrom Mn.
Lavonne HoUet~ 552-7250; Mrs. PhylU..
Dickens, 83U227; or Jack Styers, m-
370l. all Booster Oub members.
Dogs to Patrol
In Irvine Area
Police are plamlng to put the "bite" on bur111ries In Irvine next month by
launching Project Fang.
That is the W10fficlal title lor the police
department'• fint canine orncer. a .,_
pound German sbephe<d now being train-
ed by omc.r Steven Nash.
PltlDI are to send Blackie into in-
dustrial buildings where burglaries may
be in progress, aving Police officers
from poaible delth or Injury by gunshot.
Bllckie wu acquired by the police
department for f200 from an insurance
man from Orange who was moving out of
the area. Police believe he is worth
$2.000.
Nash's snarling companion will be
unleubed for duty early In April.
Saturday Deadline
For Viejo Art Show
ApplicltJon deadline for entrlel In the
March 25 juried art show sponoorecl by
th<' Mission Viejo -lion of Artists
and Cl'lllsmen Is 5atun11J, opol:leomcl
said today.
The eV!nt will be held 11 La Pa Pllza.
Applications must be -to Mn. DoUJ
Albin, ZltSl El Tlrldon, Mlalon Vlojo.
For more lnfonnatlon, cllJ 8aH03'/.
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PRESS:· ...
proMI).
"It i<qulres a judicial function to
dd<rmlne this matter obocene," Taback
argued. "And even Wyou decide to U ·
ertioe a preroeaUve ,.. de not h1Ve, this
material eannot bo found oboctne.''
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FENCE •••
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bad to be -up lhl
All oddl!Jollll problem -........
lhl limo----in lhe El Toro Water Dlllrict, but rathe< In the
MouJtoo.Nlpel W1ter Dlllrlct. "We can't
opend tbt tupayert' """"" -...
district to make 1 better -for thoee
In lllDtber dlstriel, .. Cooper espl1loed.
RllllO aald lhe company, laced wtth 1
aituaUon that 11 °new to UI/' bad done
everything in ill power In negoliatloo
with the ,,.ter district to cruse a belier
vJew.
"We llllllclpOled a much better em lo
the negOUaUom than we got," be said.
Originally, the company bad propooed a
ltlJUre time park IUfrouodlng tho
raervolr and wbeo lhe health depart·
meot nized that, a perimeter ttere1tloo
zone. '!bat lno wu dlsappn>Ved, lluJao
and 0>oper said.
lluuo llJo polnled out thai u .... 11
the Mlulon Viejo Company learned that
tho lmce bad to be moved up the bill,
residenta were given the chance to ruell
their bomel ll DO Joaa.
MOii midenls said by that Ume they
had leued their former home.I and were
not 1n a position to find a new one.
Several said they had never received
the ootlficalion from the company. Russo
of£ered to meet individually with each
homeowner who baa complaints.
He agreed that tbe fence was an
eyesore and aald be woold consult with-
Misalon Viejo Company management on
possible aolutions.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Peavey and Helen
Howard are tabling plans to picket the
sales office and decorate their homes like
lemons .
Mrs. Howard said U nothing was done
sbe would taU dewn the barbed wire of
her own accord.
"We bought homes In Mission Viejo
because It Is connected with beauty llOd
open space," she said. "There's oo beau·
ty to be seen now from our back yards."
Viejo Students
To Auction Off
Goods for Funds
Paint, ice cream. clothes, jewelry,
flowers and liquor are 8!00llg items
donated by Saddleback Valley merchants
that will be aucdooed off Sunday to raise
funds lor Mission Viejo High School
music students.
1be auction will take place from noon
to 5 p.m. in the bigh school football
stadium. lt is spoosored by the Diablos
Music Boosters Asaodatinn.
Featur<cl u auctioneer will be L.A.
"Speed" Riggs, known as the "Voice of
Lucky Strike."
In 1dditlon to lhe new merdwldlse
from area businesses, music boost.en are
seeking donations from residents of
''white elephants.''
Anything auctionable will be acc<pted.
nie gOll Is 112,000 lo be ..... for band
uniforms, choral robes and stereo sound
shells.
Dlablo Music Booster members are
aponaoring neighJ>orbood coffeeo this
week to gather white elephants and In-
crease interest in music.
Anyone with ltema lo donate D< -
wantl information oo a coffee can call
any of these Booster members: Jlm Par·
ey, 830-5574; Bruce Jenkins, 837·5171 :
Bobbye f1oyd, 837-364S : Mar II y n
Menigo:z:, 837~2384:; Joan Kuhner, 837-6$41 ;
Heleo Sena, 830-3835.
Men::bandl.se donations have come
from the Calilornta Angels In Anaheim
and stores or companies In Aegean Hills,
El Toro, Laguna Niguel. Tustin, Laguna
!lllla, Mission Viejo and VD11>a !Jnda.
p,....p .. eJ
POUND •..
ol their travel doUm for Europeao cur·
rencles.
European for<ign exchanges stayed of.
flcillly close because of the tnternaUooal
monetary crisis, but few Americans were
tn any distress.
In Loodon, the American E;sp,.... said
there was no Umtt <m the amount of
dollar travelerl checks being changed.
Tbe rate waa $:.47 to tho pound u com·
pared wltll aniund $2.40 belono the nm oo
tho doUar last moalh.
"Bualne81 Is steldy but at this Ume of
the year we do not have many visitors, 11
a spokesman said .
In Frankfurt, Weol Germany, wbere
the run on the dollat ,..ched sensaUooal
ieveb last week, Ille dollar olflclall,y
bougbl 2.'1980 marb dowa lrom Mon-
day's 2.81 and well below the new Ooor of
2.8350 set after last month'• devaluaUon
ol 11¥' doUar.
Two New Offi.cers
S"lar,ed for I"'ine
,..., new olfieen will be lldded lo the
dty of Irvine.police force 11 10011 u they
cao be ..crulted, AsiJlallt Ooota Me11
ctty Manlier Robert K. Dugao aid to-
day.
Addition ot the patrolmen will booll
Irvine'• police force to 1 totol of 12 men.
The poeldOOI were 1uthorlted by lhl
Colla Mesa City CoWIC\l lllondal' tllgbl
Tbe clly of Irvine blm Ill police force
flwn Costa Meaa under a $380,000 per
yur contract. Duliao aald lliO two of·
Ileen could be blrOcl wllhln the ,.,,.. of
!be exlst1n1 cootract.
Costa llesa'1 boosllng of lhl lrvtne
potrol force followed cl'*1,y complalnll
by Nortb Irvine residents !bat they wm
not getting enough polJce protection.
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Erosion
Ban Urged
A recommeodatlon t.o require Avco
Comnumlty Developers, Inc. to curb
erosion from the Salt Creek area of South
Laguna was ICbeduled today before the ·
San Diep Rqlonll W1ter ~Illy Con-
trol Bolrd (WQCB).
Leonard Burtmao, eJ:ecutlve otilcer ol
the WQCB llafl making tho recom·
mendatlon, said staff lnvesllgatora found
tho mooth of Salt Creek at the ocean
"looting mberable.11
"With all the rain we"ft had tbls year,
the toll cover la oompletely gone in aome
place> and not replaced adequately tn the
area Avco Is grading," Burtman said.
U the "''"""""!datlon Is approved by the board, Avco will bave until April I to
meet the requiremenla or rue .... port
describing that they bave begun to meet
them u far u Jl9Sllble.
Failure to meet requirements, could
mean fines of to !',000 per day.
The corporation would be required to
devise its own method for siltation con-
trol at the mouth of Salt Creek, probably
by quick planting •and blowing Sll'aw into
the hillside or by placing nettlng across
the creek mouth.
E:r.tenalve grading in the area of Salt
Creek Beacb preparalory to building a·
new section oT homes bas aroused con-
cern in many area residents.
Burtman speculated that an upset resi-
dent, whom be declined to name, in-
stlgated a direcliYe from lhe state WQCB
offioe ID Sacramento.
The inemo instructed the San Diego of-
fice to investigate the location and make
recommendations to the regional board,
he aald.
l'romPogeJ
PRINCIPAL. • •
nlng a demonstratloo ot Incompetence by
the adm1nlstration (Zog)."
Sen.te Bnrlwg
Gray Expresses
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Privacy Concern
WASHINGTON (AP) -L. Plllrlck
Gray ll1 said today be Is r<acblng the
polJll In hla c:cnllrm•tlon _.,. where
be Is concerned 1bout tho Jmpect ''upon
national aecority, ...,.Ututlollll .,. proc-
.., and the richl to prtnVOC1" In bis
responding qutsllanl 1bo<Jt tho W1ter-
gate tnvestJgatlon.
Gray told the Senate Judictary Com-
mittee at the third day of its bearing that
the FB1'1 procedu,.. In the Watergate
bugging, whtch hu ployed a major role
during the first two days, 11< fair game
for the panel.
He aid the ammlttee alao CID go Into
every detail of the FBI orpnization and
lnvesUgate bis conduct and performance
since becoming acting direct« of the
FBI May ·s.
''Tbe suh$1antlve reconl of tho
Watergate, on tho other band, ralles
very different question•,.. Gray aDL
"The Senate, by fonnal resolution, bu
constituted a select commlttee to pursue
that inquiry down every possible avenue.
"I feel certain we all would agree that.
under lhe cbainnanshlp of Sen. Ervin
(Sam J. Ervin Jr. D-N.C.), that reao).,.
lion will be fully and ably dlscbarged -
and under such procedural aaleguanlo u wtn protect innocent penoos who were
simply bystanders."
Gray said he knows be ls reaching the
point where be may be publicizing FBI
investigative techniques and tactics and
is running the risk of mUinc lnadverteol
disclosure of grand jury teatlmoay.
"I believe that guidance from the com-
mittee is required in order that matten
of naUooal security are not di.lcuased in
a public forum," be said, ''that 1 do not
In any way affect any motions or appeals
that may grow oot of the coovictions In
the Watergate trial and that I de oot
breach the right to Jrivacy of those iD-
nocent persons whose names and ac-
tivities are named in our raw interview
reports."
and mtde public Mondly, WU ..
documents and material 1Ubmltted by
Gniy .to tho Senate ..,..mittee Jut --
Flames Sweep
Heights Home
From Lighter
A Sonll ADI Helgl!ls toenager lled
from the !amity's blazing home Mmclay .
afternoon when 1 butaoe d&iaetle Uglit8
e;sploded and touched oil flamu which
clestioyed the re.sideoce.
EcJ,warcl Jasper, II, e1eaped Injury .,..
cepl for a singed forehead and balr -
but 'the hOuse and · ~ were
cleatrvyed ara 132,000 ro... -wd. I
Tbe mid-afternoon bllze llllrted while
yoong Jasper was Jrying to feed 1
pr<SSUrized fuel cell Into tho butane
lighter, a~g to lnv..Ugatora.
A crew of 18 men from a nearby
Orange County Fire Department lllltlon
found lhe home 11 IOISI Sonll ADI Ave.
In lhe unincorporated Upper Ill)' ._
fully enveloped In llllDke and Oames
wbeo lbe7 llrived.
One factor In total -of the
one-atory realdence WU • flvHDlltuje
delay In reporting ll, a county Dre
cleporlmelll spol<esrnan aald.
No explanation ,... olferecl for this
delay bat firemen tbeorl:ed -Jasper probably tried lnltially lo nttngulsb tho
flames liefore they gol CIOI cl. band.
Tbe ...... frame Ind -... ~ ~ tbe Costa Meg dty UmHI ... .... Zogg Interrupted angrily, "1 hope
you're pn!pared to back that up In court,
Mr. Howell."
Howell said be was referring to earner
In the evening wben Zogg told trustees "I
don't know what policy you adopted" on
first and second readings of poUcy mat-
ters.
Tbe 58-year-old Gray said -le will
now talk to the FBI, adding that the
proof Is In tho Watergate lnveatlgation In
wbich they did fUrDiab lnlormatlon lo
FBI 1genls.
"But they will not continue to de ao, il
we continue to spread thiJ informalioo on
the public record," he said.
Gray releaaed to tho Judiciary eem.
mittee Monday an FBI memo saying
President Nixorl's campalgn committee
did not cooperate In tlie Waterpte m.
vestigation.
e11by!llrryJasper,tho11oy•1 !atber. __ ;. I
Fire Ballallon Qllef Qw-lel Boom ....
none of bis men ...,., Injured durtni tijo l
fight to cootrol flames and thll ,.,....
Jasper's bum! were allgbt. '!be yoil@l
was home .-wben the fire atarted. I An apology for the "competence"
reml1'k from Howell later In the
discussion brought no reaction from
Zogg.
Seville Romes resident Ron Richardson
asked why a major issue like a DeW prm.
ctpal was "bidden away u n d e r
Certificated Penonnel Report No. S" and
11 IUCb llstlnp could be cban&ed to In-
clude content.
They could . be changed, Briner aald,
adding he saw no reason for doing so.
Other resldenta questioned the lack of
Jnput from the community OD the recom-
mendation and a number praised
Bosanko.
Zogg said tho transfer ot an ex·
pertenced principal In a dlllrict to a new
high achoo! Is common.
Jack: Schumaker, now Tu st In
superintendent and already blred as
assistant Saddleback superlntendeot In
Im-74, .......... tho board that be
wouldn't recommend to Tustin trustees
any new principal for Mission that didn't
meet prior approval of Saddleback
trustees.
The 12-page memo, dated July 21, 1!1'12,
IrV\qe .Villa$e ...
Group~ to ~old
Saturday Meet
Tiie IOCODd conference of COlllDlllDity
aS30daUon luden 're"°esentlng oWners
of tho 12,000 homes ln 1"ine Company
village1 will be held 5aturday tn the
Newporter Inn in Newport llelcb.
More than 300 penom from rt com-
munity associations are expected to at·
tend the fiv~bour workl..og conference.
according to May Russell, Irvine CcJm..
pany connnunity assodatioD liaison
managor.
Parllcl Is will discuss residenttal
village p~ and development with
five executives of development firms.
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insulling," said Briner who, •loaa wjlll
Camrn:Y. is a -la the "\1iillD u . Hiib Dlslrlct. • S:U., 1iliO later vw.i for oppall4
DI Gluro, aid the board bad nefti\"
discussed whether it even wanted :a
brokttof recorcl.
He criticized the melllocl ol ~
w111cb Malthn'Mld W 1Um -fl.
tho need to get group tnaurance pl.ull l&'
July L • ::
'!be -Un1lled School District lt'4 'time lo ~ertile publld, for 1PPlicao1f,
Smith point<d .... • •
·Di Giuro and Aaoclltes, \i.w-told tNstaea. -lhl nm locai-oftbl·eom. pan;.. ... ..,... and .... willing lo l1loor
a teaclJe!'lillor committee to ......,
tbeir nwt.I _ .... _... ...
ditlons. A lllllDher ol canpon1es -allow teldlen lo mtew Ind oeok
alleroaUves to their 1U11iatlons, he lld-
ded.
The TuJttn board Is under no legal
obligation to cons.Ider Saddleback's opin-
ion, Zogg added, but full cooperation Is
expected.
Following the motion to appoint
Bosanko immediately as El Toro prtn-
dpol, ~th told Booanko, ''You certainly
have Ill¥ support, Bob. At no lime In Ill¥
deliberations did l intend to discuss YO\I
personally. Welcome to the new posi-
tion."
Community wodations _., com-
monly owned facilities and open space in
Irvine villages built or under con-
struction In the dUes of Irvine, Newport
Beach, Tustin and Laguna Beach.
Pension Bill Okayed ·
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Tbe saturday aeulons begin at So!CI
a.m. A luncheon closea the day's ac-
tlviUes.
WASIDNGTON (UPI) -A bill to
guarantee pension rigbls to memberl of
private plans eJgJit rem alter employ.
meot WU approved Monday by I Senate
Labor suhrqnmlttee
CLEAN SWEEP
A relatively smaD item which can ""'"-1 cliff...-.nc. ill flie flnisheil
lnstaDation is the P"'Pl••tion.
People would be shocked to know what might be' under their °""
pe!>. We have replaced .. rpoting in homos where we found bottle caps,
cigarette b.nts, nails, hunks of plaster, ptch of wood, ""'9•zfnes, and
dozens of other things underneath •
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Our inst1Rm are trained to lmOOth chunks of plost.r, and poh:~
minor hole. before carefuDy sweeping flie fl-. We repeat -th~ Is •
relatively smaA item, but we feel this is neceuary to 1 Mtlsftcloo f
lnst1U1tion.
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1663 f'lacetltlcl Ave.
COSTA MESA
646-4838 ...._.non. t ,_ l:H: I'll. t te t; Sot. t:H te I
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Fountain ·Valley
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VOL 66, NO. 65, 4 seCooNS, 68 PASES ~E COUNTY, CA~ TUESDAY, tMRCH 6, 1973 TEN CENTS
Beach Changes ·Would Facilitate Graduation
' ., JollN ZA1LER ................
A lie! of cbang .. have been .propoeed to
niatetteuie.1or-tatomo<t
graduatlQo <:equlrementa In the Jlw>. = Beach Unlm lllgb School
'l'be propooed changes, -but not pwed by w.-lUI week, could
niate ii poalble for: ·
-"Bright.r" stwie.i. to take· tes11 oa
courae material Ibey bad not cov.nd In
.Huntington
Ftee Press
.~urb Upheld
'l'be Loi Angeles Free Proa, • --
ed undergroun!I DeWIJ]Jllpet, WU bam!ed
lrom' Hunltngton Beach news racks Moo-
fjay night by lhe city council.
In &ling ao, Huntington Beach became
Ibo first community in Orange COOnty to
offtclally prohibit the !!ale of the Free
f-in news ~•cits, .according to the
Dislrlol Allo""'7'a office.
CouoclJmeo:ql'.l!ed ii WU clay to,sell
Ille paper in llores, but oppooed the """' f: pa~~. ""':"use minors ~~ buy
~ndeci ).!!at "the Free l're'u, u •
lllltla' of JJ<1b~r'I • poiky, ~y ;
conlaini mau.r harmful to mtnon."
M.,... Al Coen WU the lone opponent Iii Iha ICllMon'the ... ..,. ..... ber....,. di. . ,-
boep,'an attorney, qreed with Bev~rlY
Rills attorney Jooepb Tabaa, that llUch a
declsloa. weot beyond the aeope of the
clty't legal j>owe!;. ' •
Tabod: demaNjec!'a ilearinc oa the cily
~·.-"a b!W--· ... ...... 1'7 1!ftard,8ml1Ji oind Bmee
Orio@. lo dislrlhule the_zr-p,_ ID
news ncka. .
• "'Vou ·~.of oourae, "' -do\
ll)is I'! -OUt . ~ .......n..,. ~,told <lO<lllcllmm, ll1Mjnf ii clear ... JDteoded to •-· the · matter in :t .. ~... I' aNn. • • . ~ told c:tiy oflldals I b e aCtioo
WU UllCOOllituliooal be<aUR II denies
the Flrsl Amendment (In-of the
l!r<&s) and the Htb Ameodl!>eol · (due
~).
"It requirel a judlclal (uncl1on to \lel<nl1lDe lhJa matter obocene," Taback
argued. "And even U you decide to u:.-
erelse a -Uve,JQU do 111\1 bave, lhls
maledal camol be lo4lnd oblcene."
! Tiitiack laid three coocept. mUJt be
fiio!nd .to delcrmlne material ""'--thit !lie material taken as a whole must iiPPeai.t'o prurient interest., that ll lacU 1\deeD!l111 80clal value anil 0 tbal ii ~lata \be moral ·standards of !lie . com-
Jnimlly.
Clf¥, Allomer. Don Boola countered
lhal the city bas a pei:fect (ighl to
delohiline the matertal barmlul to mlnon. .
.'"Jbe cll7 does nol -ihe position the
Floe Presa cannol be ooid,'' Boafa said.
.. It takel the polJt.ion, u the state does,
lhal there la a. dual standard for adult. IDd rnlnon.,,
Police Chief Earle Robitaille pointed
.,. that the council bad denied """' l'acll: ~II in 19711 aud 19'12.
'Ao flllhy as Ibis publlcatlon was al lbtl time, it dilplll)'ll an even greater
<llgeneracy now. The oegmeol of the
-·••Uon lhla is aimed at neodl belp," ~tallle cllarged. ' .
• CoPles ol the Free ~ were banded
lo -councilman. Boni.a advlaed the ..-..CU to lake a 10.minute ,..... to
lllldy It, M> OOllllcil membenl coWd llY
llle!r bad a -led(• ol ill -' The coancll, bo)rever refuted to ,....._
-int.rjecled: ."It' )'otl're really
.;r;iolll about oo admlniJlratlve bearing,
, ~ ,.. ooaUnue thil to another
(See PllE88, ,... ·~ ' ' ' '
Pearl S. 'Buck
Pies pt Home
Pearl S. Buck, Nobel aJld Puliber
' ' ' a ct.... If they puaed, Ibey -be
liven run eredit for the coune.
-''Non-academ1cally o r t e D t e d ' '
students 1to ·meet tradltlonal re-
qulromenta ou1skie the claaroom. A i-lclence student, for example, ~ ll>Oet
the -requirement bf worldDI II-a lab lechniclan in a comlDlibity bolpltal. .
-All lludeots ID gradilata with 110
Cl'l!dl(s. compared. to the praeot 211!, 'l'be
llku!Jt dllfereoce la the equival.ent of a
'
• f • " .• I'! '
single ....... WllllC from Septeln1-to
June. ,
In addition, the Jl'OllO""d ..., ...
qulremenla--wt pove Ibo ..., Ill< aJl.
year odloai by •bolloblnl tho lrldilJonal
oemesi.r l)'S!em In fawr of the "quin"
lfslem.
At -~ there m two Jl.weel:
oemesten -year, plus a llUJDIDer S<l!31on of liJc weeks.
'l'be quln oylWn -ftnl lllne-weet
Ca.,.r'et;,: ,0'4 Chum,
Huntington Beach's Boruile Owen,. la, expresses .her entliuslasm at
being ·selected Mils Orange County. Her number fn>m' "Cabaret'' In
tbe talent portion of the annual cont.est helped her win thio crown.
She'll go on lo Miss California contest In Santa Cruz. ,
First 1Two Indians Leave
)V'OUNDl!:l) IOIEE; S:P'.· lAPl ·-·Tbe ' -tbe rr..titute ol American Indian Ari in
first 1-1ndJan. toJleave Wounded Knee · 5aota Fe, N.M. 'Ibey said they hitcllhited
r• · · · . 14 Wound<d Knee·to Join in the t>k....r, alnce ~ takeover .~. the ~one Vlll;8g• :apc1 Gray Nit!, "We'll hitchhike boot."
a w .. t ago wa1h4 pat federal Unel io.. The ~ ~ they did not -
day. • ' 1 • ~!her o\llir aOn/esicient. of Wounded
At the ..,.. tlmO, teepee peace talu Knee planned to a«ep1 the govenimeot
retWDl>d betM> olfl'c.ll\U'cl tbt:J~ "ol!er ;to lelive today. Onl' lndl1n.maiel
and !vterlot,de~ and reprtteDta-must., 1<1<otifY. lhtnJ'tlves al Ibo ledf<al
ltVd ol"lhe 1200 ID&m'boldlrig the en' · c"hectpoint. ·
oam.J>lllll!l'lt ·; , • I , · l i , ; rle4ciiarmO, ....,q a roct beedband and
• ·A federal atlorne)' said be WU "aome-wrapped In a llabl· bll!lktl, said coodl-
wbat optlmlltle'' al>,Jul ~ for a Uons were tolerable during the boldoot.
completo -..,-. to pr<Wlde He iald tbeno wu sufllclent lood and
for the militant Jndlms to leave Wounded sleeping opace.
Knae. He said be believed that Wounded Knet
The key Indian demaud la that the bf. ""'14 prompt otber Indians around the
t.rior llepartmeot tnt.n.ne In. an ID~ nallon Into aimlllr ICllom to -al· . ~ winner, dJtd .today In lier
bome In Denby, VL • , trlbal political dlapuWi ._ the OsJa1a tenUoo oo·the need for lndl*"'roforml.
""""'· ~ ~ a blld< bat decorated ' 'Ibo '°'fear old .-. ... ~
-for her ¥ook. ..,,. Zarib," pabllabed in tho IDlllr-
the Ont o\morlcan ....,.. to wla a
Nobel Prllo for Llltrataro.
Although Oidremal7 "®111.r In Iha
Dolled lllalel, Miao ~Mt a
~!ant ...... la~.
"Ainotlcoo crllicl d1lmlll ~
wrlliag b!!caOll 1 .... -·. --aid. SloryOll ~ ... ~.
,,,.. .... ,-\mo lell"WOIOlded Knee. wflll a "*""· llllil .. ..,, ctmo' out ,.
-IM.flnl to llCClpl lhe Jlllfb De-loi>t for 1111 -· who al80 joined a 1
jCtlDel1t olter made &mdq Dlfbt IUt Wouoded KnetWWIP''ldl. GrQ apoed
Ill mn.ns c:ou1d depart unarmOd wllb-with .Illa caillpaalm that ilmila( lndlan
out the -I of .... ltl'IOlo IDd Uaal protell -·-would OCCJI', .. cbol&M -id bt placed ....... • Ralt>b ~a~ -to cr-d-Jur1 !ldlon. ' the tl.S. -a""""1 ~ <aod the top
Tiie 10Qlha, ~ GroJ, II. an 0Uco. Jllllb ~ ~ It tile Pint
tlOI Mldieel -. 1', a ~ l!ld(o Reoenatloo laid 1alo »...say bt
Cree, said !hoy -Giii beta-11"6 ,; -111ljil!F ~~·'""-bit, .. ..,,,,uo-what_pblc.,,," ,~ ~ •••·Id btl
Grq aod Do9 .... -..... • •
terml per year, Including the -
lennL
'l'be quln syslAllD bu two advan~ •cconUnc to Research Dlreclo< Wall
Wint.rl: -&:bOQ1a wooJd bave the ..... nine-·
weelt term In llUJDIDer lhll they bave
clurinl the regular ochool 'YU!. Thus, ftllllar c:oune. c:ou1d al80 be ollered In
111mmer, which would open _ the way for
all-year tcbools. .
-Tbe quin syotem allows the student
to change classes every nine -u
rather than every II -· Alter reviewing the propooed cblnges
last weei, -referred them back to the dislricl Goals Committee for further
study. However, 'n'uslee George Logan
ouetUoned tbe recommendatlon to lower-tbe unit requirement rrom no to zto.
"l'm not au.re we abould be doing
oomething lilce lhlt considering where our test JCOm are, 0 lie said.
W'mters explained that staje law oet.
the minimum unit requlremml al lllO.
Tbe sllte .,,., ... , be added, ii lit, aad
thla was the buls for recommendltfoo ol
tbat flcure.
· "Tbe aeademic atudenJs are goln1 to
take 130 J>r 240 units anyway," wmten
l!ald, "no matter what the dlllrlcl
minimum la.
"Tbe· 110 figure lhould not be ·coJ>-
sidered a standard, but a lower Umlt that
mighl be aptnpriate for some. Tbe ma-
\llee GRADUATE, Pap I)
llawntown Rebuff
·Council Gives Plan old S1wultkr
1, ,,:RRY OOVILLE
Of -o.atr ,.,... Stiff
EUorta to reJuvenate downtown Hun-
Ungton Beach """'1ved a cold shoulder
from the city cooncu Monday night. '
Attorney Tbomu Wballng, wbo is a~
tempting to Pttch together a redevelop-
ment plan for the old town, aoked the
COUllcll for help.
He was stopped cold by Mayor Al
Coen. "I don~ want to be rude or abrup~
but I have very slronl feelings about the
SQuth Staw
Can't Meet
Air Standard
LOS': ANGELES . (AP) -Soulhem
~ limply cannot meet ctean' air ~ 11T'-1m;a ~in· tor e' .... ;\Jo 'Resouri>es lllJoid told a ' """.JladltJ. •Atialnn>oal ol Ibo natlooal olldaot
-eotabUlbed. by uio Environ-mental Proteclloa .AiellCY. within the
time period clk:lated by COngress, woold
require ~ tniplementatioa of cootrol
measureo that ari ool presenU, either
available or feasible,'' Bald Harold
Sullivan, vice chairman of the lilate
agency.
Sullivan led off the oeooncf day of three
-of bearfllP-by the EP ... Into the impacl of air flallty COlllrol
recommeudalionl made by E P A
Admlnlatrator Willlam. Rnclteh1ha<1S Joo.
16.
That plan included 1as raUoning to
roduce vehicle '!ill .. traveled up to ao
percent In the 1mo1 oeasoa.
Sullivan l!ald the EPA needs "to .....X·
amine the clifliculttes lmpooed by the
cumnl inDuible requirement. of its alt
quality gOala and the lchedule for
achievement. A more OeIJble basil; in
our opinion, is required ii we are to
achieve better result.a in tenns of air
quality tniirovement and ecooomy in the
south Cout,Alr_Buln.". ·-
SUlllvan laid the Alr -Boord agreed lhat achievement of lhe Clean Alr
Act slandanla by mid-1!'77 ''woold re-
quln! r«luelion to motor vehicle usage."
Alan Kirk, deputy general ~I for
the EPA, said 1u ratioaing may be a
"crude way" to alasli vehicle mlles
traveled and asked if the Alr Resourees
Board bad any other solutions: ·
"We have no simple answer to that
qutstion," Sullivan saki.
Sullivan added that motor pools and
other voluntary actions rillgbt reduce
veliicle miles traveled aome.,nat but not
near!! u much as the ao percent....,..,. mendOd by the EPA .
Kirt' noted lhlit• both the Clean Air Acl
standards and the Ume limit for achiev·
inl thole 11andard1 bave been· lie! by
ConireN and il!at be saw Utile chance ol
either beinf·amended.
Allted by a newsman wbtt be tbouCbl
• (See SMOG, Pap ~)
Lottery Backed
By Huntington
Huntingtm Beach Cooncllmen lolooda)r
nlibl -lhe· cil1 llalf to writ. • nool~tlon a llatewldo loUer)' with the ti to bt ....i for education.
-!H to wrlta the ~tion, will! Heney Dute and NOnna
Glbl>I 1bstainJne. Once written, the
noolution w1ll still need liila1 approval
from Ibo coundl
After the modlnc, Mn. Glbbl com-
mented that u an .auc.tor <v Cal Stato,
Looi Beach) Ille could bOt IUpporl • Joi.
tery l)'llolD.
Tbe lottary ... IX--4 by Mayor Al
Coeo who l8id Ila · i..vors It ll an
allan\Otll'W """°"'4 to nl!e !leeded 11116 ...-. .
downtown problem. I ~ feel I can
spend anymore era' money on It
either in fu.Ddl or time,'' said coen.
"I dOll' want to discuss anything until
you people come up wtth a plan.,,
Coen lheo refused to allow Wbaiing to
speak.
City Attorney Doo Boni• suggested
that downtown property owners, led by
auto dealer Robert Terry, sbould drop
their 18.5 million ciasa acllon suit against
the city if they want to tall<.
The property owners cialm the city in-
versely condemned their land while ii
WU -klnl on the DOW abandoaed Top
of the ~ plan.
"ll'a difficult for the city to tall< wbile
we are defendants in this mojor lcllon. I
don't ... bow you (the councur con talk
with them until they show good lallb and
drop the suit," Boala declared.
' C..mcthnan Jaet Green added bis
angry comment: "We have -led wit-
(See DOWNTOWN, Pqe I)
Capsule Council Action '"
Here in capsule form are the major aclionl taken Monday nlChl by the
Huntingtoo Beach City Council;
DOWNTO~: Warned prwerty ownera and merdwlla the city will t-all'~ b-help until dowlltoWn Jioople _.1 a united -aJld loon a plan
.lorred<~t. .
. FlU!ll!: PllESS1 ·-the -"' the Loa ~ -In city -·roclla, lb!!oP ~II'• be.aol!l. In .w..i. laid 11to1r • ictlon .... ftrlllo.~ol'mlnon. Tr>
dJr.ftnig, A~ bY ...nbiiice Iba fonnatJOa .;, a aeveo-membor al-lied.,.....,,,,_ to "guide,..,........ end piomote'Cultural acUYltles and
eY"11a in the city." •
IDM'ERY: ()n\ered lhe writing of a 19>lutioo oupportlng a statewide ·lot·
tery wtlb the revenue to be used for educaUoa.
vm'A: Ol'dertil lhe cttY 'atall to cooalder p,._tlon ol the old water -·Ott Warner A-uo ovorlooldng Hunlingtoo Harbour. COUncllmen want
the land aaved as open-· ii -">Je. ' ECOLOGY: Told City Acbninlslra!U' David Rowlandl they would nol likt tile pOlltloft ol eoYlroomentaf ,,_.,... dlrettot elimlnated and diflu9ed to _.
de)J!ll'lmenb. '
Pclw:· Piiied a molutfoo uriJaJ .the U.S. to request a f\lll llsl ol POW1
and lol!Aa fronl North Vietnam.
1
Rogers Reveals Ships
Sail Ha.iplwng Harbor
By UnltOd Pnu lntenatloaal
Secretary of State William P. Rogers
oaid today be understands that Haipboal
harbor, ciooed for 10 Jll()llths by U.S.
mlDing, h8' beeo reopened and ·-ships were going through to North Viti·
nam. But lhe Defense Department said
it bad no such word.
Rogers told the House Foreign Aflaitl
Committee: "We received the report lhla
mbrning that oome ships are going
through: I think the 1wl>or la open."
U.S. mtnes-1ng operaliont to clear
the harbOr resumed 1ut weekend after
the North Vietnameae and Viti Cong
rtlaued another IJ'OUP of U.S. prilOnm
of war. II had been balled briefly lul
week Wbel! the c.mmunlstl appeared to
be bailc1n1 11 the releue of prllooerl Oii
lchedule.
llopn told the cornmlttae that the
peace agreemeol and cease-fire in Viet,
DlD> were tolnt amoothiy and bt "" coofideot -at lea.i u far u mDitary
operatlona were c:oncern<d -that they
would be•-· lit acJcnowiedled, however, that a
poliUcal lleltlement In Sooth Vietnam
faced .. , lot of problems ...
"Tbe politlcal future of tkareo la tell
to the parties tbemldves to detenn.lne," Roe•• -"()bov!ousi.y wbtt bappeno there Is quesllooable • . ...
Several members of Ibo Cl)ID!Dftlee
said they ...... oonctmtd about the
North Vietnam-emplacement ol
--mJatla., DOribem Sooth Vtetnaoi. Rog... bowmrr, 11111 that ma.lier Wal before Ibo four-nation
lnlemational <;oiitrol Commlsalot> tbal ii
IUP<!fvialnt the ceue-flre. '-rhe faCt la," be aakl. .. that thinp are
working out pretty well. Tbey aeem to be
complytnc wilh the t.rml of the ocraa-
ment very well.••
•
Meanwhile, in Vietnam, a Vlei Cong
general l!ald today be is ready to return
to the broken-down negoUatioco "°"'
cerning the excha1111e of Vietnamese
prlsonon of wa1«
Col. Dang Van Thu, acling ,cblel
dele11te of the Viet Cong to lhl four-
power Joint M!Utary ColtllDilsion (.!MCI,
said lhe Solion-Viet Cong stalemate
should not lffoct ~ American Pf1'-1' repalriallon. ,
I
0r .....
• -.t:eli.dler
'l'be Loa Anaeles weather aervlce
.... a 30 percent chance ol lhow-
ers tonlgb~ clearing by w..ine.
day to fair akiea aJ{c[ temperatu..a
in lhe eoa. OYemlgbt low1 of .uo
are expe<ted.
lNSIDt'! TODAY
Ll Cmdr. Mlchotl D. Chris-
tian, &J>POW 10ho tDOI 1hot
dotDn t.. Aprll, JllOCI, ..,Ole h)I
tAree daughlert In Nor/ollc, Va.
promising to ,,...,.. tip fin;, loll
tlmt and asking !Mir htlp t..
fPO•dhlfl him "!> to • -... g.,,.m«on. S11 atorv °" Pag1 1. ..... _ "
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.1 J DA!LV PILOT H
'9AILY ,IL.OT ltlff ......
LeadsCoundl
Ken KerlnB of Sol Vista in cen·
tral Huntington Beach h"! been
elected president of the ijOME
Council for the coming year.
The new leader of representa-
tives of homeowners associa-
tion throughout the city is the
brother of city Planning Com·
missioner Ed Kerins.
Murdered Man's
Estate Named
In Firm's Suit
A construction company authorized by
a BunUngton Beach man to build a 115-
bed hospital lo Perris. Call.. bu sued
the murdered man's estate for $1.M,712 in
bre,ach of contract costs.
The Wilson-Gilbert Construction C.Om-
pany names the Wells Fargo Bank.
special administrator of Gilbert C. Nee'•
estate as principal defendanl Mn.
Margaret Young Nee, recenlly found
guilty. of involuntary manslaughter in the
slaying of her husband, ls also named.
ll is alleged In the Orange County
Superior Court lawsuit that Nee aulhoriz.
ed construction of the hospital abortly
before his death last June 28. Mn. Nee,
51, was charged with mW"der, but was
sentenced last month to sis months in
county ja!! and three years probation on
reduced charges.
The lawsuit charges Wells Fargo with
refusal to pay a JUBtl,fied claim for costs
already incurred in hospital coo.structloo
and the prolJt that the firm would bave
earned on the contract.
, North Carolin.a
Schools Beset
By Race Figlits
CHARLOTTE. N.C. (UPI) -Fighting
between blacks and whit.ea broke out at
rour Oiarlotte-Meck1enburg c o u n t y
sct>ools today.
One other school was closed and still
another operated on a Umited IChedule
because of racial tensions that have
plagued area schools !or a week.
Both city and county police unit! rush-
ed to Garringer High School tills morning
in the last or four reported incidents.
Earlier, county police reported making
several arrests at Quall Hollow Junior
High , just outside the Charlotte city
limits.
School spokesmM Henry Bostic aa1d
fighting broke out this morning at Quall
Hollow, Smith JunJor High School and
Harding High School, all In different
parts of the county.
City police were summoned to Harding
but did not make any arrests , according
to Bostic. The disturbance at Smilh was
quelled by school staff members.
Bostic said members of a special ad-
ministration task force were sent to all
the schools experiencing trouble. Top ad-
ministration officials were meeting this
morning trying to find ways to ease
tension.
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Watergate
Questions
Worry Gray
WASHINGTON (AP) -L. Patrtclt
Gray Ill lald !Oday he Is n!..,iitng the
point in bis conflnnatloo hearing wbe,..
he Ill cooceroed about the impact "upon
nat!ooal aecurtty. cooatllutlooal due proo-
... and the right to prlovacy" In hlll
responding quesUom aboUt the Wat.u-
gate lnvest!gatloo.
Gray told the Senate Judiciary Com·
m!ttee at the third day of Iii hearing that
the FBI'• procedutts In the Water1ate
bugging. which bu played a major m!e
during the f!nt two days, are fafr game
for the panel.
lit uld the oomm!ttoe also can KO into
every deta!! of the FBI or1aolut1oo and
lnv..Ugate bis conduct and perfopnance
since becOm.lng acting director of the
FBI May 3.
"The IUbltaoUve record of the
Watergate, on tbe other band, ralles
very different quelt.ioni,'' Gray aaid.
"The Senate, by formal resolution, hu
constituted a select committee to pursue
that inquiry down every possible avenue.
"I feel certaln we all would agree that,
under the chairmanship of Sen. Ervln
(Sam J. Ervin Jr. O.N.C.), that resoiu·
tlon will he fully and ably diachuged -
and under such procedural safeguards u
wtU protect innocent persons who were
simply bystandeni."
Gray said he knows he is reaching the
point where be may be publicizing FBI
investlgaUve techniques and tactics and
Is nmn!ng the rtst of maldng inadvert<nt
dl.sclosure of grand jury testimony.
"I believe lhat guidance from the com·
mittee ls required In order that matters
of natlooal aecurlty are not discussed in
a public forum," he said, "that I do not
in any way affect any motlona or appeals
thlt may grow out of the convictions tn
the Watergat.e trial and that I do not
breach the rtght In privacy of those in·
nocent per906s whose names aod ac--
Uvttles are named in our raw interview
report!.''
The 56-year-old Gray said people will
now talk to the FBI, adding that the
proof is in the Watergate investigatlon ln
which they did fUrniah !nlonnatloo to
FBI agenta.
"But they will not continue to do so, if
we continue to spread lhla ln!onnaUon on
the public record," be saJd.
Gray released to the Judiciary Com-
mittee Monday an FBI memo saying
President NU.On'• campaign committee
did not cooperate in the Watergate in-
vealigatioo.
The IZ.page memo, dated July ZI, 111;'2,
and made public Monday, was among
documents and mat.erial submitted by
Gray to the Senate committee last
week.
Democratic senators queri~ Gray then
on his invesUgatloo of the bugg.lng of
Democratic NatfonaJ CommJttee head-
quarters in the Watergate comple1 la.st
year.
From P119e 1
GRADUATE. ••
. jority or students are golng to get many
more than that," he said.
Winters aald the concept of credit by
examination and credit for cornmtmity
work are not new to lhe dlstrict, but the
new requlrtments envision expanding
thelr role for the average student.
Winten stressed the Importance of lhe
credit by ei:anUnalion concept.
"If a student knows algebra from home
study or work in elementary school,
there's no polnt making him sit through
It again and do buay work," he said.
He said the credit by examination
would not apply to classes like debate,
creative writing, or contemporary Issues
which are "process oriented." But it
wou1d apply to classes like language or
math, where there are certain facUJ a
student must know .
With the. e1ception of the proposed
switch to the quln system and unit re-
quirement change, Wlntera said the pro-
posed changes would be implemented
gradually as pilot projects and with
much study.
date so I can present witnesses."
""I don't tblnk the councU Is inclined to
have a fuller bearing," replied Coen.
"'This Is hardly due process, but for tbe
record let me object to the proceedings,"
retorted Taback.
A survey of Orange C.OUt cities reveal·
ed tills mornlni that the r... Preea Ls
sold rrom news racks ln Laguna Beach,
Irvine, Newport Beach, CO&ta Mesa, Los
AJamitos, and Seal Beach.
It ii not IOld from newt ncb In San
Clemente. San Juan C.p!atrano, Fountain
Valley or Westm!nsl«. City ~
in each of those communltle1 aakl there
is no offictal ban agalnlt the newt nclt
sale of the Free Press, but no one bad ~
quested a bwdoea license to do It.
FPont Pflgf! 1
SMOG .••
the rmal outcome would be •!let the
EPA cona!dered all three weeks of hear-
ings. Kirk said. "I think we11 end up with
80me eort of vehicle miles traveled
reducUon. ''
The third day ol tertlmony wl!I be held
Wedoelday In Lot Angeles before the
hearings move to other Southern
Ca!Uoro!a cities.
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Gift hop
Kids Sell Goods
-·To Feed Horse ,
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By TllOlolAS GOIUIAN
Of ... Dltlr n.r Miit
As grand openings eo. h seemed lib
kid stuff. But businesswoman Laraine
Tetreault WH beaming with pride.
'Ibe ribbon wu cut, the customers
swarmed in and ln less than flve boura
the gilt shop which Miss Tetreault
manages giossed 15.1M in sales.
It may not be the biggest bualnm veD-
tlll'e ever lauocbed in HuntiDgtoo Beacb,
but to the 1tudeol! at Gokleo View
Elemmtazy SchooL ll'1 the pat.,t
thing lllnoe Bobby the bor>e moved inln
their eovtronmental garden.
And Bobby Is the ~ wll,y the
student! here decided to KO into tbe gilt
abop busineu fealurln& lluden~made art
goods, with all prooeedl going into • stu-
dent body fund to bey feed for the bone.
Eleven-year-old Laraine eervtt as
chainnan of the student·board of direc-
tors which oversees the store's operation.
Laraine and her a'.lborts booe to make
enough money to help finance the
ocbooi's environmental garden.
The garden aervea as a nature
laboratory on a Z.1-al:re plot adjacent to
the campus. In addiUoo to providing a
natural habitat for every type of plant
found In Orange County, it serves as a
mini-wildlife preserve for a small stock
of en!mals.
the store. Tbel ... portlclpanl! in the
lci>ool'• mentally ldlted mtnora propm
and ar. raponalbfe for everything from
marketlng and advertising to ~
keepins and IDIDDinC the <OJll..,...
"cash ngllttr.''
"! think lt'a the neatest thing in the 1
whole world,"' said Prtnclpal Barbar•
Dolph. 11It'1 like 1 dream come true. I bad' villoo> of kids becoming mean-
!nsfully involved in thelr achcol and
they're doing JL" The Idea originated in u art c1ass
when teacher I.Inda Walde rea1!Jed that
the otudeot creatlool were ptllng up in a
aimer of the room.
The studeo!a diJcUSsed the varioU1
ways to handle the surpl111 and one sug•
gested that a gilt lhop be opened on
campus for those atudentl wtlling to
donate their wolb. Three community women offered to
help lay the !ogisUcal groundworl:, and
the students took over from there.
In addition to selling ceramics, wall
hang!J)gs, paper Dowers, decorated tr111h
cans and &taJe etcllings, the studeol.s are
selling their own poetry antboloii.. and
a brochure deta.Jling the acbool's educir
tion plan. Prices range from 10 cents to
$3.50.
Tbe gooda are oolor coded and sales
are reconled ln such a way that, at the
end of the year, the bookkeeper, U-year-
old Terry Gelber, will be able to
determine which class generated the
most Income.
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD CHECKS OUT THE MERCHANDISE
l•r•lno Totroault Helps Run Galdon Vlow School Gift Shop
So far the compound bu been
developed tbmigh money and labor
donations from parents, k>cal communltY
groups and bustnessmen. But in the plan-
ning, 80meooe foraot to figure in Bobby's
appeUte.
So the children decided to go into
business to pay Bobby"• $10.55 a month
feed bill.
There we,. few problems during the
first five hours of busineu. All eight
customers obliged wilb the store'• re-
qwt.s -no checks, no credit cards.
Council Ref uses
To Drop City
Resources Post
A proposal by City Administrator
David Rowlands to eliminate the post or
environmental resources director in Hun-
tington Beach was blocked Monday night
by the city council.
The post is currently held by Tom
Severns, who retires May 15.
Rowlands sugge.sted eliminating the ti-
tle and placing most of Severns' old func-
tions within the city planning depart-
menl
He asked the council to hire an ad-
ditional planner and a secretary to work
with the environmental review board and
lhe volunteer environmental oouncil.
Some or Severns' other duties would be
diffused among the various departments.
Councilmen said they did not mind hir-
ing another planner to help the en-
vironmental review board, but they told
Rowlands to reconsider his recom.meoda-
tlon on lhe pmt of environm~tal re-
sources director. '
Worker Urges
Costa Mesa Aid
l1i Lumber Crisis
From Pagel There are 13 children actively running
And ii the present aalea tread ooo-
tlnues, Bobby the horse won't be ping
hungry at Golden View scl>ool.
DOWNTOWN • •
this thing the seven years I've been on
the council, but we had no response from
property owners. I have no interest in
doing anything for the downtown until
they do it for themselves."
Daughter Loeated
·Wife of Doomed Man
Councilwoman Norma Gibbs didn't
totally agree with her colleagues' strong
stand, suggesting that Whaling should
first ·go through the city staff fer In-
formation.
Hears Some Good News
"Until we have a solid proJ)osal it's like The world of Regina McGonlgal, whose
hanging on to a aea anchor that's going husband Is dying of cancer, bas taken a
down," chipped in Councilman Donald temporary tum for the better. The Hun-
Ship!ey. tlngton Beech housewife has learned the
Ted Bartlett sugge.ted that a council whereabou!J of her missing daughter.
subcommittee coosl!ting of bimsell, But the joy of a late· Saturday nlgllt
Shipley and Jerry Matney might meet phone call from Mona McGon!gal was
with Wha1iDg and other downtown in-. dampened when she told her mother she
teresl! to dl!cu,. their future. cannot afford to drive to Caillorn!a to llO
. "Asto a COllU9iltee11 ID!ilD0 .~·m not wtll-with her dying llePfather. •
mg meet on wit wi;at:: ii at least Mona, who 'turned 17 today, was
one block with 100 percent support for a located in Millinocket\ Maine. She bad
project,'" replied Matney. been out of touch with oer family for two
Henry Duke suggested the downtown years.
people should display some sort of "good A story about her family's tragedy,
faith" before they elp&CI city help. compounded by mounting bills and the
Wbaling, contacted at bis law office ......... ....t .i._,_ in !bis rooming. said be wu not tremen-rnissln& daughter, a,,.... .. Sauuuay
doualy upset by the council'• reaction. the DAILY l'ILOO'.
"'! WBI only going to say ihat I Ip-"'Evidently ........ tim .... my pie·
prec!ated the help already given me by lure in the Pl~ and called her,"' Mrs.
the city administrator. I didn't expect McGonlgal said..
any action last night." "AppareoUy abe'•· been looking for me,
Whaling was not involved in previOOJ too, .. she aald. "But-llnce we're mt In
movtd into a two-bedroom apartment 1t
7862 Commodore Circle. Living with the
P,arents are four children and two
grandch!ldren.
Mrs. McGonJgal learned over the phone
that her daughter Is oow married and
bu a daughter of her own.
"She said she wants to come down and
see her father. They bave • car but don'
bave any money to pay for the trtp," abe
Bald.
" "I called the Red Cross, but ther said
they couldn't help ...
"But you don't know how I thank God
for at !east llnding her,"' Mrs. McGon!gal
said. "Now I want her out here."
Unification
Issue Delayed
battles with city ball. He recently ........., book she•--•~--"
parchased two pieces of downtown prop-~~ ' -' """'.:' -e to The subject of ocbooi untncatlon was
erty, !nciudlne the Ede I we is 1 never mentioned during Moncfay'1 Ocean
Charging that "the Japanese Empire Restaurant After Mooa lett home, the McGonlgals V.iew School Board meeting.
has taken all the wood from our "Some Of last night'& talk WU District Superintendent James Clrvell
fireplaces and off our foundations," a harangue, some ol it diatribe and some iJl Ok ed said after the meeting he expected
carpenter Monday night urged Costa of it frustraUoo. I can understand It but Pension B. ay unification to be discussed, but he guess.
Mesa dty councilmen to lnte~cede In the I think some commenta were unc8ned ed board members preferred to wait OD
lumber crisis. for,"' Whaling said today. WASHINGTON (UPI) -A bill to the !sane.
The Japanese have created a shortage He sugge.sted that as an attorney Bonfa guarantee pension rlgbta to members of Two Ocean View trustees, Ralph Bauer
of building materials and driven up should know the law suit could not simply private plans eight years after employ~ and Geotge Logan, a.re al8o trustees on
ahru'ply the price of lumber because they be dropped Oecause it is now a matter ment was approved. Monday by a Senate the Hunllngton Beach Union High School
control all the lwnber being turned out for the court to resolve. Labor subcommittee. District.
by sawmills in Calilomla and seven other -r;::::::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;::;::;::;:; Western st.ates, asserted Ernest D.
"Sam" Fairall, 3005 Fillmore Way.
Members of the council responded to
his request · for assistance by telling
Fairall they would telephone the three
Coslll Mesa delegates at the Wash!ngtoo
D.C. National League of Cities con-
ference to determine what tbe problem is
and what could be done about it on the
federal level.
Fairall told the council that the price of
lumber bad risen more than 35 percent in
the last year because the Japaoe&e have
bought all the lumber the West Coast can
produce ln the next five yean.
He said President Nllon had let down
badly those people who may not be able
to buy homes because of the price in-
creases and those employed. by the
homebuilding Industry.
Though he received sympathy from
Counctlman Doip,Raclt!, Fairall waJ told
by City Attorney Roy E. June that the
lumber shortage may be Insoluble
because there 01$Y be federal trade
treaUes over which local governments
have no cootroL
Tuesday Hearing
Slated for Lear)'
SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) -Drug
cultist Timothy Leary bu agreed to
stand trial begtnnlng next Tues<tay on
charges or escape from a California
prbon.
Leary appeared before SUperior Court Judie Richard Harrts Monday and lald
he would go on trial as llcheduled for
escaping fn>m the · California Men'•
Colony here In 1m.
The fonner Harvard prolwor WBI roturned to the Unit.<! Slates from
Algbanl!tan In the cu.s1ody of federal
ogentl durln& January.
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CLEAN SWEEP
A relatively .m.n itom which eon make 1 diffe19nco in the finishoCI
Installation is t+.o preparation.
People would be shocl:od to know what might be under !Mir eor-
pats. We have replacocl carpeting In homos whare we found bottle caps,
cigarette butts, nails, hunks .of plaster, places of wood, m19azines, ind
doxens of other things undomeath.
Our inst a Re rs 1rt trainocl to smooth chunki of plaster, and pate Ii
minor holes befo,. eorefuRy swMpin9' tho fi-. W~ .. peat -this ls 1
.. lativaly smaH item, but wt feel this is nece111ry to • 11lisf1etorr,
instaUatlon.
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Hinshaw Leads· · C,ost Control Talks
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GOP Authorizes
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, Preciii~~ ·Study ..
' ' ' . The Orange County llepubllcan cantral
Committee Monday night narrowly voled
to rel.in control of the county's preclncl
organlzaUon -at least while a com-
mittee ll\ldles I proposal to resbufflo
responslbJUty !or GOP field atrengtli.
By a vote of 13 to 12, central .com.
mlttee members voted to study,· not
adopt, a proposal to ,.t up a committee
to govern precinct organlzation.
Tbe proposed committee would be
made up of a member of the atate ceo-
~ committee1 a representative of the
Worker Wounded
By Youths Sues
A radio worker wbo clalma lour
jllvenUes escaping from the Joplin Boys
Ranch wounded him with a series of·
shots from a .22-caliber rifle has sued
two ~Orange County agenci~ ~ the
youths !or $ll mllllon.
·Michael Daw&Ol'.I states In his orange
County Superior Court action that he was
o(lerallng bis bump cutter on the
Newport Freeway at Lincoln Boullvard
Feb. 29, 11172, when a truck com-
mandeered by the four juvenile detainees
sped past blm.
Dawson cla1ma be was struck by Bbots
llred by the escapees and may have 111&-
lalned permanent Injury as a result of
tho!e woonds.
He names as principal defendants the
county 's juvenile probation department
and the sheriff's office.
~eserve Marines
I .
'Sunday ·Pu,nch'
Llncoln Club and a member ol lbe cOualy
commlltee.
Pro-ts of the plan were larDIY mtmbera of the Orange County' dOni-
mlllet to Re-Elect tho l'nlldeal (CllD)
which operated independently of the coo-
tral committee In the WIS elidliill:-
• , During the campolsn the committee to
reelect the president bull\ I · vital
organlzallon ll)at abouldn'I be allowed to
die, one of Ill apokemnan said.
Adoption ol the plJol preclncl eontrol
program was propooecl by ltllte central
committee execulive dJreclor Bri1ce
Nestande of Buena Park. '"Ibia move
will protect the fantastic investment
already made In the CRP precincl
organization/' he said.
Opponents o! the plsn malnloln that
control . of the precincl organization
rightlully belonp only to the county cen-
tral committee whose members are
elected.
Staff Seeks
Salt Creek
Erosion Ban
A re<ommendallon lo reqJllre Avco
Community Developers, Inc. to curb
erosion from the Salt Creek area of South
Laguna was scheduled today before the
San Diego Regional Water Quality Con-
trol Boanl (WQCB).
Leonard Burtman, execuUve officer of
the WQCB lllaff making the recom·
mendallon, aald slaff Investigators found
tbe mouth of Salt Creek at the ocun
"looking miserabl~"
CAMP PENDLET9N (AP) _ Maj. "With all the rain we'Ve bad Ibis year,
Oen. John McLaugblin, taking over com· the soil cover Is completely giii>e lif aome
mane! of the U.S. Marine l!9IJ!lli plsces aiid not replaced adequately In the
uni --• -·-.--area Avco Is grading," BurlmeD Aid. ;~~; ~ .. 11 ~• up we U the ren•11111'ftdatkla Is 1pproved by
'!'here are so,ooo part.time Marine• In the board, Avoo will have until April I to
tbe 4th Divisloo, which Maj. Gen. Leo J. meet the requirements or file a report
Du!acld beaded before being named m. describing that they have begun to meet
apeclor 1eneral of the Marine Corps them as far as possible. , recen~. · Fall!Jl'O to meet ~' eoald "'Tbe lmportece of a itn>Dg reeerve meanilllet o1 to '8,000 per clar.
force was brought, to me during, fighting • The corporation would be required lo
on Guadalcanal," McLaughlin said after devise its o~ method for siltation con-
the change of command Monday. "'!'his trol at the moUth of Salt Creek, probably
division Is truly ready to become the by quick planting and blowinl str1'! Into
Marine Coips' Sunday punch." . . the blllside or by p!aclng-nelllng-..,....
McLaughlin bu been commatldant or tbe creek .mouth.
the Marine Corpe reauit depot In San Extensive grading In the area of Sa11
Diego. Creek Beach preparatory to bul!!!!!'I • new -1on of homes bas arous6d ...,.
cern In many area realdenb.
Burtman speculated that an upeel resi-
dent. whom he declined to name, in-
stigated a directive from the state WQCB
office in Sacramento.
UNEQUIPPEDi
The memo Instructed the San Diego of·
. lice to Investigate the !oceUon and make
recommendations to the regional boardt
LOREINT, France (AP) -A
factory producing electronlC fire
detection equipment burned Out
Monday.
L-~~~~~~..,-~ · he said.
Traffic Routing -
Agreement on Coastal
, Corridor Due in May
By JACK BROBACK
' 01 tllt Diiiy Ptltl ltlff
A tentative agreement on fUture
roullng of traffic In orange County's
coastal corridor will be reached In 60
days, Murray Storm, assistant county
road ·commlsalaoer told county Transit
Ditlricl dlreclors Monday.
~ said the county woo!d net act
without heavy Input from the cities al:
!oded. He said the R48d Departmeilt ~rded all area south of the San Diego
Fretway as being In the corridor.
' said road rep.-taUves had
talked to ol!lclala In Hunlingloll
Seel Beacb1 Newport Beach and Beach ana woufd _, talk lo
~ , Irvine, San Juan
o and San Clemente. said the Road Department had
-directed by the Board o f SUperV!sors to prepere an aJl.county
~rtatlon S\udy.
He sat~ the coastal coril<!or had top
priority because of need for traffic oolir
t!Olll with the deletion ol the Pac!llc
Cout Freeway.
t Under present land use plana the CUI' rent roed system In the coastal area Is
not adequate," Stonn related. Trimalt District General Manaaer
CordoD "Pele" Fleld!\lf said 1 multl-
mildal atudy of the ..... wu esaentlal
a.a lhould he Integrated with airport
pl~ bullnea, Transit Dilttfct
directors approved mo'®I the beacl-
q11artera lo more spacious quarters In !hi
Clflc Center Law BuUdlng Ol>POll!e the
n•)! courthou8e on Civic Center Drlvt
Willt. . -
F!eldlng said tbe dlltrtct'• -
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2:220 11qU1re feet wu not adequate . until
the district fadllty could he completed In
Garden Grove in aboUt two years.
'!'be ollices are now In the county acl-
mlnlstratlve bqllding and the beaellleoi
of the old courthou8e.
The new quart.en have 5,000 lqUlre
feet at a r.ntal ol '1,'1'70 a month.
Fielding admitted that parldag woo!d
.he limited lo elgbt .pace. In the new
facility. ..
A lirsl month repOri en the ......,. of
!be dlstrlcl's Dial·A·!Ude fadllty In La
Habra abowed U,391 miles traveled with
f,1100~. The bta• d&y' hid aeo _.,.
· aqmentea by 100 cblldrtn ,vl.!llln& lire.
ltlltiool. Another top day had Siil
passengers. II WU rainy, I """ !lte aid
to bul travel.
Roy Helalnr, . 11te mmiager for the
operation 88lcf thli p111?<1nage wu """ • n!ng 1bool :15,,.....I scbOol chUdrm,
hllbl!r than anUc!pated.
The Dlal-A-!Ude 1n which a proepectlve
fare phones the headquarttn and Is told
a bul will be at hla ltorne Jn JO minutes
lo lake blm to any dealiO&ted delllna-
Uon, bad !ta usual quota of cnnlt calls
the llrif few weekl.
Malt were pl'AIWllm dlncllni the..,..
ea lo vacant lots. '!'his wu cul clOwn when
d!Jpatcbera cbecUd back en calls made
by cblldren. '
Helllng iald the olflca had racet...i
many le\~. but no complalntL MOii
iranted longer hours ol ..me..
He uld tfial medical oollten were Ill!>
plylng patrons with !roe t1doJla -of lacl: ct partlns and thal drl•en were
going out m of! daya 1o contact
inerdlants reaardlni promo11o11 ot tho
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. ' ,J..,,,.. Ttn't' ISlllU;• 1"11119 COUNTY FIREMEN BATTLE BLAZE muNDAY AFTERNOON AT SANTA ANA HEIGHTS HOME
THIHger Escapot Serious Injury At But4ne·L19hter Explodu; Hou11 and Contants O.stroyod
Crusher Operator
Dies as Machine
Chops · Off Leg
A clay crusher operator died from loss
of blood and shock Monday In orange
when hll leg was caught and torn oH in thl! big machine's blade-studded rotating
belt.
Hermjnlo A. Rodriguez, 32, of 1233 W.
Higbl8nd Ave., Sahta Ana, was dead at
the scene only moments after the grisly
accident, 11iccordlng to lnvesUgators.
Fellow worl:ers· al the W. A. Schoeppe
Clay Company, 18008 S. Mndjeska Road,
shut off the crusher machine after
Rodrlguez' screams brought them on the run. .
County coroner's deputies said
bla leg waa completely severed
alter ming tangled In the· crusher
CQ1!P!llenl which Is used lo grind solid
clay Into lllllall chunk>.
The victlm!s bQdy was taken to Brown
Colonlal Mortuary In Santa Ana, where
lwwaJ -""'.P"'.'1'*'""'
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Butane Light,er Flames
Destroy $32,000 Home
A Santa Ana Heights teen-ager fled exploded and touclied orf flam es which
from the family's blazing home Monday I destroyed the residence.
afternoon when a butane cigarette lighter Edflard Jasper, 16, escaped injury ex-
Long Beach Surgeon
Charged in 2 Rapes
LONG BEACH (AP) -A plastic
surgeon was free on $7,000 ball today
alter being booked for Investigation of
rape following the filing of complaints by
two women who said they were molested
while wlder sedation as ibis patients,
police said.
Dr. Robert C. Kelleher of Loi Alamitos
is schedule<! to be arraigDed In Long
Beaclt Muilldpal Court March 8. He was
krrested al his home Saturday, l'Oijce
Mkh '-"' . 4
~t for a singed forehead and hair -
bi.:lt the house and contents were
destroyed at a $32,000 loss, firemen said.
The .mid-afternoon blaze started while
young J asper was trying to feed a
pressUrlzed fuel cell into the butane
lighter, according to investlggtors.
A crew of 18 men from a ne arby
· Orange County Fire Department slatlon
found the home at 20452 Santa Ana Ave.
in the unincorporated Upper Bay area,
fully enveloped In smoke and 01!1les
wbel) they arrived.
One factor in· total destruction ,of the
one-stocy reslden~ was a five-minute
~~}" reporting I~ a. county fire .... lilnjtt@fflf
Republican
'Freshmen'
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Led by Rep. Andrew J. Hlnahaw (Jt.
Newport Beacb), IS -an Republittn
congressmen will speak out Wednesday
on federal controls and spending.
The new congressmen, after a meeting
last week, decided to take eome action
that would be different and more forceful
than just agreeing thlt expenditures
must level off .
They discussed the matter wlth Gerald
Ford, GOP leader in lbe House and be
agreed to the speeclles on the floor urg4
ing both the House and Senate to engage
in serious legislation to achieve spending
controls.
AU 35 or more of the new Republican
congressmen will make short talks
Wednesday, Hinshaw 118ld. They will In-
vite freshmen Democratic congressinen
lo Join them In the effort. '
lllnshaw and others have Introduced 1
HR 2406 which calls for a projection of
revenues and ~tures for a five--
year period. A com(Jllllod bill has been 1
introduced In the Senate. '
lllnshaw and his supporters are en·
couraged by statemenls made by
Congres.slonal leaders on revenue con-
trols.
Carl Albert, DemocraUc speaker ol the
House, said last od. 10, "'We are not o~
posed to a spending celling per ae. U we
are to cut spending lei us do so In the
manner provided by the ConsUtulion. U
we !all, the American people can judge
our failure ."
Senator Mike Mansfield, DemocraUc
leader 1n the Senate aald Feb. 5, 1"'lbe
fault Ues not In the executive branch but
In ourselvel In ·Congresa. We cannot In-'
sist on the J;l!JWer to control expendit1U'es
and then fail to do ao." ,
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Ash Wednesday Men'1
Breakfast in Irvine
A &:30 a.m. Ash Wec!nesday Men's
Fellowship Bresldael !or all lilterested
Orange County men will he held lomor,
row at the Alrporlor Inn In lrvlne, with
the Rev. Harold II'. Leestma, Lake Hllla
Community Chun:h pastor, apealdng.
Meetlnp will conUnue .to l)e ~~d OI\ '
Wednesdays th,e!tall;er. each la!l1\il OD!> .
hour. This itnl ilerilte'mans the e18111-
year anniversary O[)fr. LMlttne't 4rlt 1 county men'• ~· · . !
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e AUT{)MATIC or 4-speed
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• Front disc brakes!
• Front bucket seats!
• Full carpeting!
• Rack and pinion steering!
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Pearl Buck Succuinhs
Nobel, Pulitzer Prize Win·ner Dea4 at 80
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NEW TOlµt ,CITY -f have flllaJly ~ maoaced to1orae across the Hudlon and
make my aasault on lbe wonderluinea of
., tbjl loWlj. 1J> IO doing, .I bave made a
. ~ maMIOUI dl!eovery that Is going to
' eMoii<!e' Illa'. -there In Southern ~ Callfor:nia. ' • 1 '
, u.ten,:these .""!'DY .New Yori!era have ,
dlsoov~ a.wbOle new: and ljlllqut way f! ol geltino(from' ~,place to tbe other. S They c.ir·1r\ 'subway.
Now ~, 11· clear that they weren't so
much· smarter than OJ In tbe first place.
What they did (just like llll was to foul
....,,iblni up above (l'OWJd. TIJeY've got
bumper-lo-bumper everything out there
on'the streets. 'Ibe only thing that moves
ts lbe neon ligbl)ng. They dlscoUrage fast
traffic ·two ways.
nr.t, \boY build all the stroets out of
• bou1derS that would jar out your eye t' teeth. Then they put OD the squeei.e. Two-! lane streetJ are actually only one and
,. • one-half Janes. Four lane streets are
really throe 1..... Thia ts why thinp are
• squeezed! i ~ THVS IT IS 111AT t~e only time a
• JpOtorist ' really moves here ts when he
'"' baa a good, clean shot at a pedestrian.
For ua . Southern Call!ornlalll, all this
moto!ized travail wouldn't dt.scourage us t a minute. We'd all just k .. p right on
~, driving even If it took throe ·boors to
l · move two miles. And IOtne days it does, ~ yoo know. ::-i NOT NEW YORKERS. Ail lhll · di!-
~· ffculiy on the surface has driven them 9. widergrOund. . T)l\ls·they invented lhll thing called the
:· 111Inr8y. lt I! an underground train.,Very
; few· things get in its way under the
ei s'tMets. 'lberefore these subways get
• people to other places very faat. ~ FOi: those who are uninltl!ted, often
:: these. subways take you places that you
t dldn~ ...Uy want to go In the first place.
: But you can't argue with the fact that
~ Ibey get you there In a hurry. U you
"' don't like where it took you, try again. E TbiJ ii more than you can say for our
• freeways. Tiley're free all right, but you =. 1et llie suspicion they really aron'I THE
i; WAY. t ONE DF THE NATIVES here told me f that New York bas actually hii.d these
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:f.. subways. for a Jong time. All this causes
I you to wonder how such a good idea
could have eluded the West Cpast all ! these years and we just kept right on
<1: building wide rlbbona ol aspbalt all over. J everything. ·
... -U we bad just heard of this subway no-
J tlon · sorhehow, we could have been dig-
~ gin(. 41tclie> for und,.?.;~d tralnsth
t! rat.bef 'than paving eve • .7>ULll6 up on e t1 surface. · · ' ... ~r! Well, maybe llisn't too late for us even
yet: Bui you .,,,. hav. to admit that New
York really got a bead start on us. ~ Not that the ~subways don't have
.: troubles. They do, mainly if the electric
;; power goes off. But these are minor vex-
1• ations.
:: A J,AllGER PROBLEM Is that the kids
:: have painted graffiti aU over Ute inside
·• and outside of the subway cars. These i: are works of art done witti spray cans of F. paint. Mayor Lindsay or somebody has t: esUmated it could cost jlllioria of dollars
1: just to get all the subway, can repainted t! in one color. So New Yorkers have gotten
,. used to the graffiti.
~ It is interesting that with ,all these
;. words and designs painted all over the
": subway cars, very little of the stuff ii of
,.. the rest room-wall variety. It is usuaJly
,• just somebody's name sprayed carefuJly ,. Ail :: in orange, red, blue and maroon. very
·• tasteful. ~ I can understand bow these en-~ terprising artists got the cars painted on
:4 the interior. How they did the outsides is
~-another question.
" THE MAIN QUESTION !or us In
!:i Southern California is how we can begin S to catch up with New York in this new
., and unique system of transportation.
: What we really need is some system
~ that we coultl use for transition between ~ the automobile and the subway.
-I've got It. We could bring back the old
~ Pacific Electric cars.
: Thus we would step backward in order
t_ to move forward.
DANBY, Vt. (AP) -Pearl S.-Boict,
the "-ugbler of -·-the Ni>bel and Pulltur pril<s I« her
wrttinp ... China, died t..Say al her
home here. She -Ill>. ~erlr Drake, --. prlftte .....W,,~sald the IUthor dltd "quk!JT'
about 7::111 a.m. today. She uudtt wa4
gall bladder ""lOl'Y last laJl.
l!OllN IN n:sr Vlrglala 1Ube ti, 'Ult.
Miss Buclr ... ralled In a.ma ...s-...
ed to speak aw-bef<ft .... -Eogll.ob. It .... tbal upbttngln(. sbe llliil.
that lolluenced not only the lllbjec:I of
her writing but her llyle u wtlL She
spent the llnt 17 yoan of her Ille In
China, 1'tlumed to the Unit.cl 51& ... for a
stay and then worked as a Prftbyterian
mlsslooary In China from 1914 unltl 1935.
The Chlne!e. (OWl'llllMO!t -her ..,. quest to roYIJlt the country last Oetoller.
She won the Pulllur Prize In 1112 !or
"The Good Earth," a boot detailing the
rlae to power of a Qilnese peasalll wblcb .
was cited for "hi epic aweep, ltl 1!1stfnct
and moving .-, 1ta ...,.
talned story Interest. Ill llmple and yet
richly colored style.'"
In 1938 she became the llnl American
woman to win a Nobel Prize !or
IJterature. The aw.rd made special
mention of two 1938 biographies -"Tiie
Exile" and "Flgbtlng-Angel.''
She WU the flnt American woman to
win the Nobel Prize !or literature.
MISS BUCK had been In failing health
In the past year, being bospitalli.ed twice
for extended periods.
Last Jlily she spent nearly a mmlh in
the hospital following a pleur!Jy attack
and In October was bospltaliz<d again !or
two months as she recovered from gall
bladder surgery.
Mrs. Drake declined any comment on ,
Miss Buck'• death other than to say it
had come "quietly." She added that in
accordance with Miss Buck's wishes
funeral services would be private and
would not be in V ermoot.
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Purl S.' Bude, IO
A spokesman f<IC' the Pearl , S. Buck
Birtbplace F~ Inc., In. llilJs.
boro, W. Va., said today that private
funeral services would be beld in Bucks
County, Pa., "in order to be dose to
her children ...
Of her ,.,. ... of boots, far the most
popular was .. 'lbe Good Earth," which
reflected the development of modem
China. lt was translated into more than
30 langua~'. 'If was lbe basis ol a play
IRA Bomb Threat Halt,s
Irish. Horse Race Meet
BELFAST (AP) -Northern Ireland's
biggest horse race meeting ol lbe year
was canceled today after a bomb threat
by the Irisb Republican Army and the
burning ol three buM!es at lbe track.
The Roman Catholic IllA's Provisilllal
( , IN SHORT:. )
wing cWmed that It bad booby-trapped
lbe grandstand at the Downpetrick cou:ae
east ol Belfast, -the Ulster Nati<Jnal
Meeting was scheduled to open Wednes-
day.
Army eiploeive experts searched tho
stand and the course, but Ibero was oo
report that they found any bombo. They
did find throe buMI"' that bad been
bun>ed dorlng the ·~ presumably bY the IRA.
e Quarantflle
HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) -Residents
of a migrant labor camp, bit bY the na-
tion's worst typhoid epidemic in 17 years,
have started feeling ecooomic: effects ol
bospitallr.aUon and Quarantine.
There were 34 confirmed cases and
another 80 possible cases oo Monday,
health officials sald.
No cak. have been reported ootside
the Homestead migrant farm workers'
camp, wbicb, has 2,000 residents.
"Most ol, the people here are unable to
pick up food stamps," said Rudy J uarez,
leader of Organized Migrants in Com·
munity Action. j<Because they missed
work, they don't have money to buy
them."
e Satellite Vp
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) -A
secret spy satellite to gather data ...
Soviet and Communist O>inese military
developmenta was lamx:hed b1 the Air
Foree early.Jaday.
An Atlas-Agena rocRt blasted from
Cape Kennedy about 4;30 a.m. ESr to
pnJpel Illa peybld into -... q ln-telligeme -gatlleting llliBslolL
\ e AUentle Spefllcs
. SANTIAGO, aliJe (AP) -Pn!sldent
Salvador Allmde'• lliftisl .,..Utlon -
streuglhe!led b1 cmp1!SSional -retums Monclsy niJl)ll, and lbe l\lanlst
chief -· said bis government will "<mtlnue advancing ~ socialism,
within the lramew<rt of law, plurullsm,
democracy and liborly."
"We shall lmplanl our own bnnd ol
.-.clallsm, O>ilean. style, which d!Hera
from that ol other countries," Allende
declan!d. Juhilanl government ..pp.rt.
era celebrated in the-<I Santiago.
DAILY' Pilot•
DELl\'ERY SERVICE
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award I« Laullt Jlllner ln llJ'I ml allo llarred Plul Muoi. •
·Illa euc!t coiit111ued w r 111 n I
~ her Ille, tumlllg out -· -a year. Sbe pabllDd live .....is under the pea name t4.Jobn Sedget."
For yoan abe -"""'"I. Illa lop IOll·
Ing -In America, bat Ille aid bet w..-public -In Eun\10, •
IN AN IHl'J!RVIEW Int•, Mill:Buck
said tbat -crill<I teod to dllm1a: her 0 81 a 1ftllDlll writer."
"AmerJcan criUcs,"' D ~ ''ac-
CllllOmed to~wlth
writm, cugbl to faoe the lacl that 1 am
not a 1GO Pe<t"11 Alnfril:an Writer. lly
'"""""' G( '1he novel ls baaed on' the Cbl._ ....ti;" wl>ld> baa a llimPle. direct atJie:" 1 read aunese ncmLt ilniool·ez·
dUlively 1111111 1 came to America to go
to coDege."
-Buck said .Ille found --tenponly wrllen"'borlngly JftOCCUPled
with sex." "J'JD not moralistic It all H-abe laid. II(
dotso't shock me. It amo'Ra ·me more
than aoything el.st.'' ...
Among her Interests . in reeenl years
was Jier loondatioa •to alil Asian c:bildren
fatheftd and aiJlu!di>rwl b1 , American
Gls. It operated "in .....,:Asian nations
and last ~ opened an office in Salgm. ~ •
.l 'd
FOR Ii TIME In' 19119-70 II klot its
lli:ense to solicit lundS in PellllOYlvania,
but lbe llceose waa -alter the
roslgpalloo ol !ls lftSld<i>I. ·MIJs Buel:
defended 'bin(•aS a man who has "done
many MQde.rful thinga."
Sbe <mtributed $1 million· to· !be fool>
elation b<nelf. . ' '
Receiilly sbe ~ the house in
Danby, Vl, a tOwn'.Wti!Cb ~ ~ been
trying to rejuvenste'for seVeral yoan bY
en<ooraging tourism, opening new ~
and importing Asinn gilt items !01" loi:al
sale.
Swiin lnstnicfur . ' '
Cited iii Death
Of Retarded Bov
" DETROIT (AP) -A swimming in-
structor who student witnesses say forc-
ed a terrified· youth into the wat.;r jllld
then stood b1 as the boy sank to the bot-
tom of the pool, bas been arraigned ... a.
cbai'ge of manslaughter.
Clayton .Woodard Jr. was arraigned .
Monday in tlrO deatlr-1>fG<orge·Jerty, 12,
a slOOent. al lbe Dancy Scbool of
~lion, an lnstltutiqn for retarded
c:blldron.
Wilnesses said Woodard, 24, forced the
boy into the pool three time§ and rapped
, his fingers as be clutched the side of the pool.
The boy's paronts said alter the
youth's death last Wednesday their son
was afraid of the water. 'Ibey said be
told them other students were forced in~
the water against their will
After the youth sank, witnesses said,
Woodard stood watching until they asked
. If be was going to get lbe boy out of the
water. 1bey said Woo4ard sent another
sbident Into the 'JXOOI to rescue the Jerry
youth and then gave him mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation .
Attorney Huglj Davis sald Woodard .
was "a very grief-stricken young man."
Davis said Woodard bad been trying to
cure the boy's fear of water.
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Sft:olMI Bat
'l'lte World'• -4 largest 1e1 ..
'!OOPll WM unveiled TUesday at
tho !Ott Peak Naliolial Ob-
servatory near TUc3oD. Ariz,
The '168-incb telelcope will en-
able utronomen to see ob-
jects Ii the very fi!liRes of the
unlvene: nie ~o million 1e1 .. scope weigbl 375 lllns.
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The )Jodi~ of two American diplomats -u:s. Ambassador. Cleo A.
Noehlr., and Charge d' Affair George C. Moore -who were mur·
dered by P.alestilrian terrorists In the Sudan, were received bom ..
ami~ full millt..y honors at. AndreW!l Air Force· Base'· In Maryiana
Death ln91uiry
Moth.er W~nts Acto~s to Te~tify
PHOE!jq'., A"rlz. fAP) -'11ie moUier
of tlie late David Whiting, business
manager of British actress Sarah Miles,
aays. an' Inquest should -Tt>!Uine lin-
meatately :with all persons Involved sum-
moned to te.stily.
M!ts. NEWELL Campbell made the
request In -a · brief filed Monday with
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge
Charles llardY. The judie had earlier
Issued a r'estrainlng order preventing
Miss Miles, ~ son's nurse, Miss Jane
Evans and aclor Burt Reynolds from
testifying In lbe Feb. II death of Whiting,
26, in Gila Bend, Ariz. •
An autopsy has revealed that Whiting
dltd of an overdooe of prescription drugs.
But Whiting's body contained several
cuts and bruises, wblch a doctor later
testified could have been caused b1 a
!all.
-An inquest Into the death was balled b1
Hardy alter Mrs. CainPi>Oll ltled a pell.
tion seeking to have the three ordered to
testily at lbe Inquest.
llllSS MILES AND Reynolds ...,.. In
southern Arlr.ona to filll) a motlm l>i<> ture. -
1be brief, filed for Mrs. Campbell bY
Atty .. Jolll\. f'rank, said sta-. c:oo-
cornipg the Incident given to lJ>.
vesUgators and later to reportert, dif-
fered greaUy.
JM!SS Miles has saJd in interviews with
tbe press, that sbe and Reynolds had
been at a blrthc14Y party for lbe actor,
returning to a motel whore the C8S\ and
crew were staying about midnight, 'lbe
actress said Bbe went to lleynolds' roclm
for several hours, before returning 1o.ber
room where sbe discovered Whiting.
Airlines .B.Qycott .:Fr~nch
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Skies After Jets ·eollide
PAllIS (AP) -A l1Ulllber of airlines
boycotted French skies today because
two Spanish· jetllnm collided during an
air controller strike, and a Swedish jet
captain said be nearly had a second col-
· 80 of La.rest
POW s Due Home
On Wednesday
CLARK AIR BASE, Philippines (AP)
-Eighty of-~ 106 American prisoners
ol war released bY North Vietnam this
,...k will be flown to the United States
on Wednesday, Operation HomecomlDg
officials -~
~,f, '•~ (,
THE ANNOUNCEMENT , said pl8Del
carrying 2Q, men ·each would fiy to
Andrews Air Force Base in Washington,
D.C1, ~t,i\lr •Force Base at Belleville,
ID.; Kelly Field at San Antonio, Tez., and
Travis.Air Foroe·B ... at Fairfleld, Calif.
'lheyrw_er.e~due ,Werh>earlay 1aftemoon,
betifeen11::il tnd~:30 p.,.: local time.
Their departure will !eav, 511 American
POWs ind ·1wo Wesl Gennans 0.11111 al
Clark Air< Base '•wilting transfer. Two
Thal ser8eants freed In Haiiol on 8unday -°'flown to Bangkol< today, and two
Fiiipinos released Monday were tranafel'
r!d to a 'Pbl!JP!fine '1nilliliry 'liiispifal In ,MiuUla, > l ~ I
olftcl8ll at the...; fio;pii.1 re\>ort<d
that most, If. the Ill<:" ·~.Sunday
. and 'MOixl8y were ~ IOOd' coOclltion and
u..ir JDelfJ.Cai 'checks~ i.D'd -proc; osilnl were goln, ahead wlthOut all)'
bllcbel .
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A NUMBER 01', f.M • inen ..isited tbe ~lchooll for Air P'ortt ob\ldren to\tO.Y
to get an Idea Of 'what 11101t· children will ~ like; ~7...ab choir orgablaed in one
ol the ~ ~Pl -,.. DeWll\lel!: and 'many ~ lhe 111~• l'l'!nn"1 a . vllil to
the -Ucllango. ' • ''These m boys?" asked Nny Capt.
Robert B. Fuller,. 45, of Jaclllllvill•,
Fie.; • ht .. ., a <OUPle o! Ioofllalred
youtba standing Ill I ballwaycal Wl(lllC'
High School 1be boys bluWd .
Fuller, wbo wu shot doWn JUb' 14,
191'1, tald he' bad bid four chlldron whom
be hoped to........ .
The cbOdmi mObhed tho POWs as II
they were celebt!Ues, d e 111 a)I d I n J
aotosraphs, and lbe girl! ~ lhem.
LL Cmdr. Michael D. Christian, 3:1, of
Huntsville, Ala., was eacorUd around
,.,,.... ICbool bf • 1$-ye&N>ld &trl who
had been wesrinf a POW brlceJ.t wltb
bis name on It for the .. st year.
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Theo chief or stall of the F'renCb air
force. acknowledged the radar caver In
the area of Monday's crash ii "lees than
perf~.''
GEN; .Ci.AUD! Grlgaut told a news
conleience that shortage of (l'OWJd
equlpmellt left gaps in the radar -
. aroond Nantes-, a control chectpoint in
western:France for virtually all air traf-
fic betwten Spain and Britain. Bui he in-
11sted the main cause of Moo"-f's col-
lision was pilot error. · . '
1be repott irom Stockholm said
SAS pilot Rolf BandelJ reported a big
plane suddenly crcosed his ooune at the
. same a!Utude Monday near Abbeville, in
northern France. The report sald 8'mdell
waa flying a Boeing 720 jet with 111
peraoos aboard, bound !or the Canary
ISiands.
1be military ·air controllers replacing
the ·strikers at French airports had not
informed him of any other plane In the
vicinity. Bandell said. When he ._.ied
the qear..,.Wsioo, he said he ~
answered: "jUDderstood,' understood."
THE TWO SPANISH •irllnera comcled
about 1$1 miles liouthwest of Abbe\'llle
near the coast below Nantes. Ono ol ~
planes, an 'Iberia Airlines DCI, broke up
in the air and all 68 persons aboard''"""
killed, 1be other, a Convalr Co""'8do
flown by tho Spanta charter line, landed
safely althOugh part of a . wlJig was
kn,oeked oil. It had 108 persoos abolrd.
The Jell hit· In clear weather over
weflenl•France 'IS both wore beadJntlAr ~ lberla"said the dead~7 BrllMs, 11 Spanlanls, S.J•paneoe, l -er and the 7 Spa!!l!h crew •
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Include: n
-~ dty Iola m Klnp &ad above
the llalboe Bay Club eos11ng $30;ooo and
'39.000. ·' :
-A three-acre Clill Drive cllurcb lite
COiiing "11.0l!O. '
-~ pmels lo Well Newport'• Pa-
clfic.Elecbic right ol way costing a total
ol$1.7milllm.
- A ooe-acre triangle of N e w p o r t
Shores land at $50.SOO ..
-'nle Fifth A....,. exteaslon.property
lo Corona del Mar at $370,000.
-T b e u:llmplOved James Cag)>ey
iro;>erty aloog t b e blulla overlootlng
· Well Newport the llale 18YB cml them
$3.77 million,
Mcinnis said be Is hopeful a hood Issue will: be Wied "' tbe ;i0o1 •i:i ~ ~
property but be ~d I good• a<!ccxid i:libice ,
N,EWPORT FPREMEN SNUFF OUT BLAZE ?N OCEAN FRONT DUPLEX
Pair FIM E1rl7 Moming Fire, Saving Pet ?toblllt Mii Parrot .
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::"1 w!:' ~;:! ':':n':;;.1!:! · Has·. More Faith
after the fllllure ol tbe flrsl -·t1ec11on. · , , . , • ~'.:f!."'~::1'...f 0:~ Than Ever, Says
a lot of lime !o get a good campaign go-
ing," Mcinnis satd. . F eed. · p ·
. Badham'a current bill would set a r . . risoner
Mareb, 1174, deadline for the purchase of •
Newport Pair Escape
Fire That Takes Home
the land by the city but Mc!nnh.aaicl be .RIVERSIDE (AF\) '-"Now mon than J:..~leaat ~ "::lba.~,'leed· ever 1'bav. lallb 1n ~:· declOied .!~~Y N~ ... :: ... ::::
Tiie ...,_.,aalc! be.ia~•J>9!illf. =·J!riaoner·of war ?:.I. Oll. Alu. P. her.re a JOaring fll'e swept°""""' lbeir
llal will have to be draWD up listing the "·~ and , · other rel··'~ , second floor c1up1 .. a~ In Wdl 1V8!lahleaate lands. . -·e -iw.. ~ Jr180DOn ' ~{~' aee "°"""" ~ 111 '5.4 dllcussed their fetllngs .at _a .. ,.. .,..... Newport, l!remai-. mllllm o111 boii ,.tfi --alud1' lbe ~' l<ldndaJ ai • Mtreli ·Air Foree llr. ..., Mn. llobelt Md'!an _. ~ .. "" -. ''r Will ll* ,lolt· Ibey ... ..., . ni;ntiolied tbeir -la ---"' .., )!lite "fo 1IO """"' p1ek»g • Iii "\I ""8p b11cJ bpitte. . ,, ;.. ... _ DIM,: _..,, -.. .,. -au '*l!r ·--
............ · · ~, '"':l°~:alAl>!lkV.U.,,d?d-af .1>11be-af-.-S41fliot --~ _;, J;;._~_ lbe """'lilllllli?:I '.,. • .?Ille D. ........ c. ..,.. -· """ ·--·-• .._.. ... ·Berg, w, a1"iiii0-;"Waib., 'llbil-Cap!.. . . • .,,,.,. .... --pet -llid ' ::....mr: ~ ~ ~ihe ".: ~ E. Pyler A,'o!Tuslln.• · ' :,:J:.,Oed ln?o the --In -_., .. dly_
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lldt ae ••-•ic Wbmtload.
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Mesa Invites
l.lighway Meet
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IM'IH TG•AY
U. c.dr. IHd' 7 zJ D. C1t:rft.. -.-row __ _
-la April, U., -llis .._ d1 P'ID ia 11-toa. Va.
pre•'•' o &o _. • tor lad __ ..,.._lldpia -·-.-·-·----Sa ---llil:O 1, ...... -.,.. --• • -• • --. --. ---.........
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G-ITS •1 ......... Y M•...,.. .... 5-1<1r ..,,e "t'1t'·.......__ rand 1o llelp , ~J•ouJdi·l!k4 toi111 !IOlllelhlng 1p the .. be said. "Wbea --· , .. ,.. """""' . ~~f"t¥ \ Iv ..,,..._ • __ .:'..:'.':;~"'tn the _......, f81D1Jles of lb~ men·wbo are not coming gal ibero the IWnee """' bluing GUI Ille G~.L~11lclia"!' ~ e ·-r-= ~.,.. bon1'./'.!.urJ1Jtatedt "ldon't·knowbQ.r.I wlndcm.".
, " · Newport ._Beach. IOCelltly joiae,d ~ C8ll express the t.ellng and lbe sincerity · Fliemeu were caJled to 1be m "'
. , · , . · Orange Cdmty citlea ·and the Orloge 1 """1d 1iiie to' putforlb,.buU :wquJd Jil;o the. fire, wllidl cauoed -tJ ..... in Irvin Villa Newport Gr~r ~1r~:tportlng,a them all to know -at least I can speak ~~~~ ~upd•_,'!,!., ..... _....... e ge
"If ~ •• J•-· ~· ...;.._ ,_ le< J>am1I end Kile -that tbeae men ~ --~· ,..,... ..a _ . . we....,.~ <ma uuuu e~uuu iu will neyer be (ol'{IOUm.'' ' said tbsy aaw a hAU ol. ftame erupt.fni:a.. r-,____ H Id
W!H Be F"'*"'d ""1 some ,i lbe land 1"' pir?m, I' hope '"lbey.,rill alJrays be honored .. b&c•· ooe window. -'7IUups lo 0 ui _,..,, this time around we could take a UU!e ing done a gOQ<l Job for their natiooJn the Ftremm aid a pollce car had -""
I • ::. ~~..:: ~'. lblog more aolidly name ~f freedom .. Dellnilely u.er ba... ~ only -befare the -Saturda Meet
By Celebr~· .· ,.,;..~ ~"J,.dld •~and u.! = i::~tha~ ':: .~.~ ~~~-!\.."":! ~ ~ J ..... J ··-·--• ' : -bas EllOll(lh"':..· Po make It ~ ol their loved ooes, I~ It. wUI, be ..,._......, -... --m -·--• Snenl.ofNewport..Be8ch1stlll08ti")r'ol;n---"be-Al.I said. • . been determined. n II under JD. _< ........... reprmN .. OWWI ~. -"~· will ,,._ a w......... C01J10 ·~ ..... Each "•"' It was loo early Po tell when vesllgatlon. al Ille -w lanel PD lrrlne 0-..11••• -~ .... _....., each :: •• _. "It llarted In Ille ._, ...... -.. -. ~ "" porl)' w.m yjay for lbcir .,_.. , . . was ~. "Do you lblnlt .we have ·-~ Will be 1leld s.turdlJ In lbe
-_,~ 1be _... ·1111 ~. olillls! N ' S , won or lost the •ar!" ' , the ..,. wlleno the people _. ,; PC Newport« Im la Newport lleacb. ._, -.... , ewport u. rgeon Lurie 'said lie thought a<a<unto ol tbe ::,, ~~y roarilli "' the time we • Mire -• paw -7f -~do H ,..style.for O.'W. "!)lct" "'turns ol the POW• by the news media minllJ ..-.-n apeCtecl to'& ~ loaDder d. lllcb8rd'• LldO ml bad.~ accurate. But Berg dillered, Firemen battled the fire lor neaily all lend the fi'IHour wwtlnc ""'If...._,
-View -· . . I : Seeks Voluntary saying bis mo~ had been qllOJed as ~blaze did not ca .... -··--!o ......., Po 1111 -. Irvine em.. llaJOI' Donald AA. Mcinnis barpn> . aay\nl·that be. bad done .mu:e.pagbups the downataira portion ci"~ -OOllllDUlillJ aaodatloo .llalioa
<Pai""" y;edne.ray ''~k Rlcbarll ~·. . . than '!"Y man .In caplivi!Y when that ma,,_-. ~ n---L Po -••'-le ._,,the AMA ,]II • b h• lfilsn'l lbe -.se. -Pm:tldpaills will dilcusl J'fticlelltiaJ
in ""!!JIOft """"" -· ,.,..,... . i.r1:. ,em, . e, rs! ip Pyle. end Berg told newsmen . Ibey -· ~ ...... of the -.... the ,JStb -I . Threat Rap Dus" missed' vlllap p1 .... q and dev··~ with .. w _......, ... -· thou°' it wouJ• ta•-IOJDe •~·,•· -·• fi -~· ~ ol bis Lido lllott. ... • ~ ~ w ·~ .. -of development llinll. on-for the OCClllion will.,. _ _,. A ·Newport BeacbMtbopedlc llD'fleOD Julll af\er their qptivlty, oot Lurie said °"'81111D!IJ _..,_ govern co:n-
actor JG Wayne, a 1!aysborea realdenl: and throe fellow members of the Onn(e he felt be already bad ma<le the ad· SAN DIEGO (AP) -U.S. Jfagislrate moa17 OWi1ii1 fllcilities and open apace In ~ I?obert Badbam ( R • County Medical Association an deman-jultment and bad no problems at all. Harry R. McCue bas diamls!ed a charge ?nine Tillages bail! .,. under .,....
111,.. Donald. A. Mcinnis bas ~ dine In Superior Court an Injunction that ~ men were allowed !o return to that a San Dieao man uttered tlnatl slrucjlm In lbe cities of lrriile, Newport
m1omt civic leaden wbo'9e both bought would I ~-~-" of the Calif -•· their homes after the 46-minule nen agalnal Sen. facob Ja.U. R-H.Y.), H Beac1i, Tlillln and !.ac-Beach.
food liom Richard and who have 2alowD pu --P 0·-oooi......,.. Tbea initial medical ... was di.oclooed today. Federa? ollarDtyl The Sllurdly .,;,._ bqin at 1:30
711m tllroullli bis countJe.a PolitlCal. CtYIC ·Medleal Assoclalim and the Amtr1can aminatlon.s at March bad been oom· ag:...r ob< DM11tbe .,. to deftr _. a.m. A •·•-doles the day'• . .,.
lllil cbarltable actMtlea -the post Mecjlcil Asaociatioo on a voluntary baJls, pleled. ecu!loD of Cam>D Scbacl ti'rili!s. · -lei -.iy. -· · -· Dr. E. R. Thomassen ia joined by Drs. n.. ol lriencla of Bic111n1, taclcp!ing F. Earl w-.n, Robert o. Reaves ml
Pl'elideilt lfmm ml Govorw 11ffJ111, lllcbanl L. Sellman In an aclloo P"" ~ wrill'!I ?ellen)D boDqr;of lbe ~. · Idling pnsenl 0CMA conditiooa that -.'TbeJ will be read. . ,, . . ~.-be ..... the and the ~-. A join! reoollition ol ~ OalllG!Wla• ~. ,.... !o AMA ,,_
First 2 Indians LeaYe
Senate ml A..m!il:1 will be reed. Ma'yor wbenorganlza~ ":°"tan ,paid !o the local
Jlclnt>il wlD read bis. pror,lan!atlon. . ' Talks Resume at Wounded Knee JI -"" o1 IDlilY years o1 dvlc!' -II 'ii argued lo the lawsuit that AMA
-and lists the .._ alms and objecUvea are often far romov·
arp11-_that Ricbanl bas JJeen eel from loeal·jtraclice and prlnclpiel are
111 iaWd with .and prpdahna •"bict · aometlmel ..aaalul the belt interests of
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WOUNDED KNEE,, S.D., (AP) -The
!Int two Indiana Po leave Wounded Knee
lince the t11i:lovtt or the hlstonc village
a. ~,ago wAllted 11811 federal U-to-
dat·'
Ridllld Day" :o -JUchard ''for bis Ploq,. the medlcaf profeasll!n and the ="='i.::, ~=·~11.( P".J:·1our doc~,:. noting that they face
'lloe'llli ~~of Ille 'the iru.t of expula!on from the OCMA,
Udo v-.. will be -~·~ allo t clalm Iha! the AM;.· has acquli<d ,_.,... ~-1 = -->J. -trol" over all AP lhe wne time, ~pee pea'ce ?alb
IUUllled be\Ween ofllclab cf lhe Jasttce
and ln?ertor d<J\arlmentl and ~ta·
"'"" of the 200 iDdtano boldlni the .... cam~L , .,., · •
the new l!Dre Iii Baitlor"llMI liU:l opia. ..........,. ~
"" --·· . • ~-• lo the 2l"Uon. '
Jlaglmin1 ~. ihe -'ot ...., .. _' rill wblcb Rlcbanl .... _ __......willtabturnl~
-.......... the llllllo In trcwit Ci' _.,.,the_
1lie ooelntlaD will -tbniucb
lllldl 17, Ibo eact .. ......,. -· 111oeD lben will be_, -for 1111
"'llOlb -
Trwitees to Review • •
State .Test ScoJ'e&
8-111 c( lbe -leollag~ ... IC:adeuta wm be 1e•le a sd by
b'lllt8I el. U. Newpwt ''e•
~-,.,,.., ..... -II ,,. In lhe LY·
-II Olota -Hip 8dlool.
Tuesday Hearing
Slated for Leary
A federal 'altGniey aalcf be wat "IOllle-
wha? opdmlJtic" abollt proopects for a
~ peoco .,,.._,~ !o provide
(or lbe mll!l¥nt Indiana Po leave WOllilded
Kil<le. ' Tbe by lndiah demand'll that the II> J: =:Bli!g ..r).;.... °":: te1or Deporlmmt Intervene In an lotr.
lland trial ~ TueodlY OD = polltlcal dllpodo llilODI tbe_ Og1aJo
dwl• of eocape frae I Callfomla Tbe Pwo Jl!Ulha who 1tf! Wounded Knee '"l::,. ~ · eoun ..:... •'llril w ~·the J11111ce1Je..
Jq ~ _.. ~c 111<1 pal1lneal .aw """° SUndaJ algbl that
--.... trial ~ .,. all Indiana eou1d ~. unanned wllh-eocapq from Che C6ola ·Men'• Oii! the lhml ol 111111 ~ and that
Co10111 m.,. ln.IJ'IO. • no ~-1>o pliced' pendloc
'l1le -l!arvanl ).-. -.......,. aclloo. murnec1 :o llie 'ulllfod States 1.nnn 1 'l1le • Louis Or17, 19, an~·
Al.,,.._ ,., the ...:oey " federal end ¥1d*' Dellcl»nDe. 18, • Ollppeft-
agenta dur1i1C Jll\Uli)I. Cnle, aald they ,CllllO oat. because they
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THE DOLPHIN NATION Y INDIAN GUIDES HELD A WEEICEND ICfTE FLYING CONTEST AT IRVINE TERRACE PARK; FOX TRIBE TETRAHEDRAL DESIGN IS READY TO FLY AT LEFT -THEN DISASTER
Where's The Glue?
Andy Anderson, 7 of the Y Indian Guides Fox Tribe in Irvine seems
to be having aerodynamic difficulties with his entry. But the whole
thing was fun .
Haiphong Open Again
By United Press Tnternationa1
Secretary of State William P. Rogers
!aid today he understands that Haiphong
harbor, closed for 10 months by U.S.
mining, has been reopened and some
OIANGI CO.AST •
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Tl!• .Orll'lll• COii! DAILY PILOT, "'llh wtllcf\
It. totnlllntd !hi NIWl-l'f'ftl. 11 P\lblliMd by
""' Or11111<1 0111t Pvllll1n11111 C~n'I'. f'Pl-
r.tt •rtloM lrto PVbillh«I, M~ t11h1119h
Ftldl)', tor Cali M ... , Ntw09f1 Bltldl,
Hvnll119lo!I 8eldl/FOU11!1!11 Vlllt'I', U911n1
..at, lrvlntl"*!leback Ind Sin Cie-t.J
S.11 J""ll C8Pll!r1no A 1lngl1 r.9_,.J
•HllOll h pvDtl\llld S1turd1y1 111(1 knSf)'I,
T"9 prlnclpiol Pllblli.11111111 pllnl 11 1f l)O w.,1
hy SIJ'Mt, C:-11 M.,., C.lllomll, n.2',
Rob1rl N •. W11d
Prnldenl •l'ld Pllblllhll'
J1ck R. C11rl1y
Vic. P/'nldWll •rid Gef111'1J M11118'1f'
Thom11 Kffvil
Edi tot
Thom11 A, M u•p~i"' M9111t11lnQ Editor
L P1t1r Kri11
NtwPOrt 841~ Cll'I' l:dllot
Newport a..111 Offke
3J)J N1wport lo11l1~1rd
M•ill119 Addr'111 P.O. lo• 1171, t 266J
Ott!., OHien
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ships were going through to North V.rt-
nam. But the Defense Drpartment said
it had no such word.
Rogers told t.he House Foreign Affairs
Committee: "We received the report this
morning that some ships are going
through. I think !he bart>or is_,, ..
U.S. minesweeping operatialll to dear the harbor resumed last _ .... an ...
the North Vietnamese and Yid Cong
released another group of U.S. Jllisone'ls
of war. It had been halted triefly last
week when the CommuniSls appeared to
be balking at the release o( prisoners oo
scheduJe.
R<>gers told !he oo-that !he
peaee agreement and cease-fire in V'iet-
nam were Joing smoothly and be was
confident -at least u far as military
operations were eoocemed -that they
would be a success.
He acknowledged. however, that a
political sel1lemenl In South V-
laced "a lot of problems."
"The political future ol the aru is ldt
to the parties thenuielws to ddennint., ..
Rogers said, "Obviously wbal blj1pml
there is questimable . • ...
Several members rA the cymmit•ee
said they were CCIOCl!lned about the
North Vietnamese emplw:emenl rA
surface-to-air missiles in utlkin South
Vietnam. Rogers, boWttuer, Aid. tJaat
malter was before the four.mtiaD
lnternatiooal ConlrOI C<Jmm;,g.. that is
supervising the ce.uHitt..
"The fact is," be Aid, "Ural tbinp se
working out pretty wdl. '111or-to be
complying with the i.rms al the -
ment very well."
Meanwblle, in Vielnan>, a \llol C..C
general said lodOJ be II ...i, to n1mn
to the IJroteo.down ....----cerntng the exchlrwe ot \flrtNnw: •
prisoners of war.
Southland • Pearl S. Buck
Di.es at Home
FroMPagel
ZONING BATILE. ••
Air Standard
'Out of Reach'
Pearl S. Buck, N-Obel and Pulitzer apartmeul areas In the R·3 and R-1
Prize winner, died today in her 1.00eS.
borne In Danby, Vt. Gunn said all the tailoring proposals
The 80-year old auUlor, most well will be put into a package now being
known for ber book, "The Good
Earth," publisbed In !he 1930s, was drafted.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Soutbml the. first American woman to win a "We'll conie to the commission and
California limply cannot meet dean air Nobel Prize for L it er a tu re • council w:lth this package in the hope it
standards by mld-1!177, a <po>esman for Although ememely popular In the will make the R-1.S more acc.ptable In
the stale Air Raoumes Boan! t.111 a United states, Miss Buck felt ber areas we are reoommendlng 11 !or,"
biggest !ans were In Europe. said
bearing htte today. "American critics dismiss my Gunn ·
"Attainment of the national oxidant writing because I am a woman," He admitted his department may have
standard established by tbe Emb• she once said. made a mistake in the first place by pro-
mental l'nll«lion Ag...:y, within the Story oo Page 4 today . posing a blanket R-1.5 for ihe crowded
time period di<tated by 0>ogms, woo1c1 areas o! the city without explaining the
require the imptenmatim "-control goals more completely.
mewwwes that are not IMeseutlJ either Juli d D • d "We were looking at two things -
available or (ea~ble," said -e an . 8Vl quality of life and quantity of people -
SUilivan, vice cbairman of the stale and the R-1.5 was all we propoSed to do -· Get S • } R l both," Gunn said. ' SllOmm loci off the llOOOllll day o! tine pecl8 8 e "II I had it to do all over again, which
....a o! ---IeO by Ille EPA I don't, I -·"d have ~•ated the two
Into the impact " air quality oonlrOI On R ho H w~ -~ "''"'"'""""tians llUlde by E p A · e ZO OUSC Into distinct packages and presented
Admiaillraim' William Jln•-telslt'D' Jan. them ODe PY one,'' he said. ~1That ~
II. WASHINGTON (AP) -i'alie N'IXOll have nlade 'lhO a.u .. ~ -.;· ...
Thal plan lnclndtd gas rationing to -and her hushand, David, ceplable because people could have seen
reduce vebide miles tra...ied up to 80 have rmted a $100,000 borne at a "special what we meant to do."
JJOft"ll In the 111D01 ......,, rate" in BetlJellda, Md., and plan to move Gunn said the biggest problem the
~ said !he EPA needs "to rea· amine the diffimJtiel '"limed by the in when JOUD& Eisenhower leaves the planners now race is convincing people
arn111 infJexib1e _..__.. ol 111 air NllYf. the R·l.5 does not spell an end to multi-
qmlily goals ..;.i"''ii.,-...;.,.i. for The White Bouse said Monday the family buildings.
ac1!iemnen1. A llllft llollble -. In white brick borne ,... being rmted from "It win affect the R·3 and R-1, but the
our opinion. is ttepdn'4 tf we aft to c G ~~" friend of · difference between R-2 (duplex) and R· adlim! better """1lta In terms of air . . ~ Rebozo, a ~ dent N"wn. 1.5 (llmited duplex) is really minimal,"
qualilySouth" ~~Air~en;:,:!1 """'°my in the he said. "People will slill be able lo build ~· Deputy Press secretary Helen Smith
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DEFENDS R-1.5 ZONING
Newport Pl1nner Gunn
Judge Prevents
Ban to Newsmen
-n=--:.a ..-Air n--.. ~ two units." ~·-----~ drdbwl to laY the amoont o! rent !he llP""l lhat achievement ol the Clean Air Eimlboftn woold pay, but said Rebozo Gwm said the primacy goal o! R-1.5 ls MARTINEZ (AP) -Judge Stanley c.
Act llaodalds by mid-19'T1 ""would re-ii _... .. the hc:me to the Eisenbowen to achieve a quality of life currently not Young has denied a defense motion to ~reduction in motor vehicle usage. n .. _..... present in places like BaJboa and West bar the press from the Contra Costa
Alu l!Jrt:, deputy gmenl ......i for al less than 11 oonnally would oammand Ne-", Superior Court murder trial o! William
the gp• Ald ~1n ~ "became·~ old friends." .,,.... Tidwell Jr. ,., Pl •--& "'8Y ~ a _, " "Everything Is becoming the same, .. aade way" to slash vehicle miles The t'tft>.bedroom home, with a swim· Tidwell is accused of killing a pair of
traueled and asted if the Air Resources built out to the lines and without newlyweds in Orland, Glenn County, last
Bou'lf Md 'lllff other 90lut.lons. ming pool. is located near the Burning landscaping," be said. "These area!! are October. The bodies of Jay Teresh, ft
""We Uft no 11mp1e IDSftr to that Tree GOU Club, where Eisenhower's losing their character and sense of and Viola Teresh, 52, were found in theU:
qoati«ll," sanmm said. gnmdlather, the late President Dwigbt pennanenee." borne with their throals cut. -~-~ that ~--•· --• D ~-~ .• ~ to play Tidwell's ...ial was moved to eontr• . ~·~ ~ ~ ...,... -. ~"• ~ . GUM said the R·l.5 In Corona de! Mar •• •. other ~ actions might ~ Ejsenbnwer bas aerved 2~ yean in the Costa County on a change of venue order
vehicle miles tra..l<d wwbat bot not N and · -~·~ for ''-""•-will serve primarily to protect lbe at-by Judge Yowog alter Tidwell's attorney -V
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mud! a Ille 111 -1,....,.. •VJ 11 ---•e on rooopbere that has been established claimed that prejudicial pretrial publicity
mmled by the EPA. r-bisrZ51h=;bir1bdo;;;~y;;, ;M;ar<b;;;;3;l.=====there;;;~·===========;;"';o;ul;d;;p;re;v;en;;l;a;la;;lr;lr~ial~. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Kirt -tllal both the Clean Air Ad
-ml the lime lhnlt !tr -..
iog -lllalldaJU bave been set by Coqpess and tllal be aw UW. chance ol
eithtt beillg -• Asked by ........... wbat ... tboaght
the !!ml GUt<ome -... after the EPA .............i all tlJrft weeb ol bear·
lngs, Kirt tald, "I think we'll end up with
..... -d. -miles traveled reductitm."
The llllnl day al toolh!IOllY will ... beld
W..._,.y In Loi Angeles before !he
hearingJ """"' . to other Southern
California cities.
f' ..... P,,.el
INDIANS •••
the u .s. altllnley ""'"1 and the top
Jmlice ~ olfidal at !be Pb
Ridge n..em11m, aid late .....,., be
-mildl)' optim!atlc that a ,_.hie,
wwwctCll'J ~" would be
Jex:bed.
Nwftsidents al Woanlled Ir.-may
,.... the village uolll 5:30 p.m. PST todq
JllOV!ded they lea"° theJr -behind
ml -idelllllJ tle••h• to the ..,.. than 150 fodenl mandlals and FBI
acmbwlr>sumiundthe.vlllqe.
CLEAN SWEEP
A relatively sman item which can make 1 difference in the finisho<I
inst1ff1tion is the preper1tion.
People would be shocked to know whet might be under their car-
~ We h1v1 replaced carpeting in homes whore we fo und bottle caps,
cigarette butts, nails, hunks of p!Jster, pieces of wood, m1911ines, end
dozens of other things undemeeth.
Our instaRars ore trein.,l to smooth chunks of. plaster, ind pole~
minor holes before ~refuOy sweeping the floor. We repeat -this is 1
Nlatively sm1D item, but. we fnl this is nec1ssary to a "'tisfactOI")'.
instolotion.
ALDEN'S .
CARPETS. e DRAPES
1663 Placentia Ave. ' COST A ,,.ISA
646-4838
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1\JESDAY.-MAltCH 6, 1971 · . . c TEN CENTS ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
c .Osta Mesa .. OKs
Construction of one of Costa Mes.11
tarsest buildings, the new State Farm
Insurance Western Region a 1 Head-
quarters, was authorized uoanimously by
the city council Monday nigbl
A r.one esceptioo r<quest fot ~
15~~ plant to be bulll by
1974 adjacent to )lyland I-.tories
cleared the couocil -a H -ml a .. _ .. Oosta Mtsa"by V'tee~
'wiDanl T. J-.
'!be action ma7 have beeA -ladly
H;untifigwp, Bans . Rack
Sa.les of 'Free Press'
· Tiie t:os Angeies Free Press, a """'811· was ~ because ii denies
ed underground' ,,.,.spaper, was banned the First Ammdmeat (~ of the
from iluniingion Belich news racks Mlll> press) and the Hiii ArnmlmeDt (due
day night ·by the city Coun<il. ...,....). ·
In,ilobtg so, llllhliiigton Beacll became "It "')Uires a judicial -to tbO fldt c0mmuiiltr Jn Orange County to ci.teimine )bis m8tler obocene.". Tablld<
cilllcially prohioif lhe ·sale of Jhe Free argued. •·Aixr .,.;,i)f )iiiu ~ '°'"''
..:....... ·-~ ra<iki, •"""""''"" to the . ,,_ w -·· .... -..... ....... ..... opti>e.,... no(.hne,•lllis District Attorney's'office. -mateMlcamot.be-obocene,"
Councilmen asreed il ·was okay to aeil Tahact said -coocepts musl· l>e
the piper in stores. but ~i)posed the 'neWll found to -material .obscene -
rack display because minors """1d buy that the material taken as a wllole must
the paper• appeal to purieDt .,_,, that iflacb
They ruled that ''the Free Press, as a --•--· ~-• alue -~ ~~ 'I lllall« of publlilher's. policy, -"·•ly ~mg -• --· ' l'Ofllain• matter hannfUI to ~ violates the'moral standards of'the ...,.
Mayor Al Coen was the kine opponent m~. Attorney Don Boola COUllten!d !• the action on the seven-member ....,. that the city has a perlect right to "co... an attorney, agreed with Beverty delelplille . the material barmlu1 to
• Jlllls attorney Jose!'h Taback, that such;a· · in;--dty ..Snit ~ u.j, ~the ,Oeclslon went beyond the scope of tjle Free Press __ _. be sold." Bmla aid.
lo!IY'slegal power. . . -.. . ~;_ • ,._.~ ... " ,_,_.
Taback demanded a bearing on the city It takes the .-...., as -"'"~ ..,..,
lert•s denial of a business llcense ~ tbal °"'"'is a dual atandanl for adults
" uesled by Howard Smith and Horace and minon." .
Ortega to dialril>tite the Free 'Pre&s' in out": ~:ta':t!"" ..:::: .:news racks. • • "You realize of course we must do permits in 1f10 and tm. •
this to e!h8u5t our JePi remedies," "As filtbJ 'as this pulilicatim was at
tfabaclt told councilmen, makllig II clear tbat ~ it,~ all ...,. ·o:ea~
JI• Intended to pg..... the matter In , degi!neney -· The ·...,....i of we
.,court. ' , • . population"tllli Is -•at -tieJp,••
Taback told dly Gllidals I he acli<x> • 1141Jilaille cllarll"L
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Lumber Crisis . ,
• . ~ • • • t • • • Workman tJrges Mesa 'w lnt.ercede
Cbarglng that "the Japaneae Empire
hu taken all the wood from OUl'
flnplaces and off our foun4atklQI," a
carpenter Monday night urged OOota
Mesa dty councllmen to lntertede In Ille
lumber ctlsis.
The Japanese hate created a shorlaCO
.ol bulldlng materials 111111 llrltm up
" lharply the price ol lnmber .....,,. they
-~l all the lumber being IU1'lled aut
by .. wmllls In Calllomla and ...... Cllbor
Wellem ststes, wetted -D. "Sim" Fairall, 3llGll Flllmont Y/llf.
Members of the CCIO>dl .......... to
his request for aaslslance ~ telllnc
Fairall they -id telepbone Ille tine
Costa Mesa delegatfjl at the Wasbloglon
D.C. NaUClliil wauo of Cities .....
fereo<e Jo determine wllat. U.pc~I"" ii
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illegal because the !JO.am site-north of
the Sin Dieq ~ay is r.oned M·I
!lllll\llfacluri). 'Under ·~ ZOnlng
codes, office buildings are not allowed In
M·ldlstricts. 1 ·
'City A1torney }loy E. J-dliring an
earlier coonci1 session, told members of
the coanc:l1 they. ilready had set a le(al
pr<eedeot by appi:ovlng · other non-
DWlalll:luring uses in M·l r.ones. . . .
('-Onndhn"11 ~ to oetUe the legal
pn>blem later this year by scrapping the
M·l',... and replacing it with an I (hr
dustrial) sone !bit !llll>ws 1101H11anufac.
turing mes such u Offices.
To bO localed ob property purchased
from the Segeratnijn Family, the State
F.arm building has an ..itinated value ·of
S5 miIUon to f6 million, according to
PfaMinil Director W'illlam Dwm.
Plans are to shift ~ insµrance firm'•
entire operation from Its present location
lb Santa Ana to the new Costa Mesa
facility, including the 700<nan work fa<ee. .
· · Tile new Spanish-style building will be
built to house about 1,100 emp1oyes, mak-
ing it a potential aoun:e of 400 new jobs
b> Costa Mesa. No Immediate hiring has
been announced by the firm.
Blazing Couch
Found in Home
Whe;r.e .Two Sl~pt
one of tm.e ioommates · ilbarlDg a
Costa ~ ... ,a~ Uriv,.i hqme
MMday to find Ille •t!ieil OllM>. .. .... .,...._ • amoulderinl file In
•• ~lbeltli,.S.l '.
. Tan Palllot, of ' 1331 Baker St.,
·~ his friends and together they
doused Jlie fir1' wilh water and wried
the oofa outside. ~ Department Battalloo Chief Rm'
Coleman: aUI ·the loss waa only about
$200 or .an, but ~ It 'could have
11een far w-If the~ bad camed the
-baclt !Dside. '
•1we could have had a fatal. sithatioo,"
!!lid <:olemal!, explaining Patfoot and his
roommates thought the-bl~ was out,
bui II was lllill · im>ldering deep In the
•Pl!>lsle!l'. .
· Tbey did not, tlierelore, notify the fire
ciepOrtment, tblnking' things were under
ooottOL
Neirly simultaneous· clills came In a
few boun later, when pas.sersby en route
to their jobs 8J1911«1 the couch blazing
away oUtsiae the apartments.
1'bey were Fire Department ' Clpt.
Gerald Poartdt~ and F i r em an Ron
McMinirny, both of who live in the area.
Battalion CIJiel Coleman said today it
II atnmely important whenever a fire
that ""'1ld ~gnile later occurs that hi•
deportment be called to make certain it
is out.
Mesa Invites
Highway Meet
'Members of the Calilomia Hlghway
Cmnmlaalon have bi!en requested to bold
their July · bQsine.u meeting In Qlsla
IJoliness meeting In Cosla Mesa.
Jn a reeolutioo authored by Costa Mesa
Mayor Jack Hammett the invitation was
Issued to the stste panel because. Costa
Mesa ii lltuated near several freeway
"""tructlon pmjecta, among them the
Newport Freeway, C<lrona del Mar
Freeway and Orange Freeway.
City councilmen backed his ?eflOlution
Mmday night with a 3-0 vote. . ,.
Trustees to Review .
State Test Scortll\
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MEDICINE< MEN GATHER <'AROUND CAMPFll~E TO. AS~ THE MORNING ·ST.AA 'JOit PIACI ,
TM .Sun a,..b 0..r the Horl"°" 11 Site of Turmoil, Woundod ~. S.0. -
First 2 · Indians ·Lea-Ye
Peace Talks Resume; U.S. 'Somewhat Optimistic'
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WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. tAP) -The
first two lndlanll to leave WOl\Dded Knee
aince the takeover; of the bistoriC ·village
a· et' ago• walked P8st ledefai lines to-u,; : . '' ' -
Al the same linle, teepee pe11ce talks
muined. betw,,e. offi_d•ls of lbe· J,usUce
8Dd !Dter!Orldepartm-·and "preseota-
llvea ol tile lllO !Mins ·boUtini:tbe>en-...... ~, .::.t ' • ~·1<~ ":Afedlrii .• ~ s8id be ...... _
wbat:"optim~· aboUI ~ iOi a _ COlll!'fete P)ll.Clt ~L 'lo -..,. ..
;;;; ntiH~'lndli\JsCtc;~eaY. W~ , ~ ~,, ,. 'I
n.;. tey IJ!dl4n den\and la that 'Iha 11'1>;
terlor lle~t Intervene Jn an J:i~f; tribal pol!Ucal "~"· ' ' the ·-r ... r-arqonc Slow:. . _ 1 ,
Tile ,!WO youths who left Wounded'Xnee were the,f!rst to accept lbe Just!ce'IJe.
~f OflJ!r made &m!ll!Y ,nlgbl .,th!I an ~'could depart .._~ wtlh-
oul the tbreet of msas --. and that
no, cl1!irges , woultl be placed pending
grand Juiy acliou •.
The youths, lA>Uia Gray, 19, an Osage,
and Michael DescJtanne, 18, a Chippewa·
Cree, said they ceine out becanae they
''wanted to--ee&wbat,was·JOfbg·90:."
Gray and De9cbahne are students at
the lns)ltute ol, Aii!erlcan b!dlan Ari In
Santa Fe; N.M. They said they bltdlhiked . ,...
Caspers Files Agr~ement MAINE SENATORS
NIX AMENDMENT
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On Fairview With Co11ncil AUGUSTA, Maine (VPIJ.-The equal
rjghts fQr --to the COiisiltUuon tlulrered onOtber -....
day wben tlie Maine-"' rejected JI bJ
Orimge County. Board of SUpervliora
Chalmuin Ronald Caspers . paid a
surprise visit to the Costa Mesa City
Couiicll Monday night to Ille an agree-.
ment -on the Fairview state 'Part
purchase.
The Fiith Dlalrict BUpervisor from
NeWPOrt Belch appeared to turn over an
official copy, of the .. agreement. betwOen
Orange' County and stste offjclall !or the
purchase of the Fairview property as a
regional park lite. ·
CUpers ~ Colla Mesa olff~als
and Eatancla,lllgb SCbool llludentl for hr
Ulatlng the .drive to acqulte tbe 257 acres
to preserve open space.
a 1ingte. vote -17 lo If .
Describing blmseU as only '!the Jockey The 8"'1fle vcu came· after -o1 on the hone ," CUpers lald be was liap. dela •• ~
PY to help them attain such a posiUve '1 and ..... te.
I ··8eftral of 'the ---wbo ~· . ~ The slste' ""l'lua' -~ • '!'.. crowded ln1e the, ~ dlamber and
purdJase<I by the cOul!ly lUt Week·IW l gaill!!J' for the -cr1ec1 Illa' the tOtaJ pr!Ce of 13.85 mllllon, payable over deleal
the nest 30 years. • , · • I
It Is sit._~ on tbe -of '!be Santa -'---'--'-..;---.....:.' ...;.· .... Ana River tiehlnd Eslalicla Hilb .SCbool · r
and was declared lljl'plua wben no longer
needed by Fairview State Hospital.
Bill W oul.d Set
Governor Terms '
•Oraaae . ...... . . .
St. Pat?s Dance &A~iwo (AP>. -• calljomla
'·' ·' '· ·' g~wouldbeUmitedtotWo~ Set for Retarded ,..CUU,ve lenns llllder ' a . slste, .....
, • 1Ulu\IOllal amendment ll'OPOMd \)y, a ~
A rvcl:~ ~·~ii;al Uzard will ~too lecUJator. . • , · f~~wtbelll ,,'.'"relevitestinewed. g·-~~'abmy P1:rfone.!Ji~J.plaht.~\:· the Colli , ·~ Arlen,Gregorlo !().Sin Mateo).'~ -~ -~ Mesa ""J""llO""t of re Services troducod I bill Monday wlllch would also
lnl8tees of the Newport-Me.ta nlfied stsges a· ~al st. Palrlck'a Day dan<;e bai' a~ fiom tlm6lna for a· ....
SdJool District. for the .-tally retanled. " · nu.tees will meet al 7:30 In· tbe lo)' The dailce and perty will be open.lo all · opd f...,_,,... tenn If h I ,s ~ ·Ion/'
Ctulll 1\ Colts '*8 l!Jgh School : retar<ledpen:oosalqthe-Oranpc.a.t, were preceded' by more than .two "8(1
• f!\hel' In Jrodpo with au~ra or alone u eovemor, filling' out an lltMlplred
Thre.at Rap Dismissed · ,.i~~c;'C"~Y• 11 w111 ')lll ::.,. ~~ =:-er:unc1"!: ~
. llvm 7 to • p.m., Jn the Commlllllty t ould '"10 SAN DIEGO (AP) -U.S, Mailstrall RecrUUon Caler near the west gate of r&lliem•q w "" years.
1111?1 R. ~ hal ~ a cbarp Oran&• eo.ity Faltgrou!lda 1n O>sta The only ft\Odem eovernor to """' Uiol 1 San Dfelo .,.. Oll<red tbreall Mell. ' three lerma waa Republlcan Earl W'aro *Pb111 Sea. Jacob ~ 11-N.Y.), ii Al:tually, St. Patrick's Day falls a...... rm. waa dlsclooed today. F""'*l tttomeyi lallr but the dlJ'<!p0a80ted dances for Consllliltlonal llllOtldmenll • ,_i ap. l8l'eed sis .mootbl aao II dettt !11"9' !tie llendl«:IPl>ed' are sdlel!uled regU!arl)' prov al from tw~ of tile Loglalalure
ecutJon ol'Camll Scb..,t. for the rirat:trfday·ol lbt moatb. before they can be placed belcn -·
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Nixon Asks Anti-terrorist Aid ~
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WASIU!IGTON -Praldmi Nlsoo 1J> pooled.-...--, lo join lhe
Untt.d 8tateo lo a lltm polley ol ~
jeclJl1g blactmail and atortlon whoo
~ wllh lntemallonal ltn'oriall.
~ two U.S. diplomau
.....inaled bl Ibo Sudan, Nllon A.Id
Iha! U.S. pollc)'...., clearly "not to lllJb.
mit to lnltmalional blaclnnall or ex-
tortion ID)'Wbere In the world.'' (Picture,
Page 4)
''Toc!Ay, we DOI ooly esprw lhe polley
1877 Goab
of Ille Ullllod Slates, lllll we mpectlUlly
IUaa& lo otber permnenu -nlher
than ........ ulde -Iha! Ibey join wllh .......... -" --· lit .......S, "llaU... wblcb COD>-
..-w1!ll ......... lodlJ -... dellroyed by 1a1 .. 1am lomom>w."
The ~ acknowledged that H lhe
United States adopted a aoller atUtude
toward lhe demands ol the Black Sei>-
l<mller suerrtlW Wbo I e Ii e d
Amba_. aeo A. Noel Jr. and hll
deputy, G. Qulis Moon, in the Sudan
Tbunday, Ii.Ir Uva miglll bavw -
oaved.
Bui be Aid lhal be dlal!l'llld .....
pbatleal!J wllh -wbo --Ibo lJnlted States to .._. -lo meaae poUtlcal ~ID m -to appeuelhetanrllla.
Ntaao made tbe -1 at a w-installln& a memortar plaque in the Stale
Department lobby bearing lhe names ol
Noel and Moore lnacribed in gold:---
Munwhlle, a member of the Sod1oe1e
cablnel called oa N"wm toda) to eopraa
the condoleuca o! l'relldenl Jular el
Can't M~et Smog
Stand s State TONIGHT
NEWPORT-ME.SA SCHOOL BOARD -
Regular meeltng, Colla M.., Blgb
Ly-. 7:30 p.m.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -SoutlJorn
Collfarnla limpl7 ..-1 meet cJein air
llllldanlo by mJd.U'l'I, a apotmnan for
lhe -Air -Board told a i-IJlll ..... today.
"Altab1111..,l ol the o.ational oxidant
alllldanl etlablllhed by • the Environ-
--.4geDC)', wllhln the tiDM period dlclated by Congruo, woald
More Faith
In U.S. Than
Ever-POW
RIVERSIDE (AP) -"Now more lhan
ever I have faith ln America," declared
fornte!' prisoner ol war Lt Col. Alan P.
Lurie.
Lurie and two other releaoed prbooero
di•cuaed tbelr feeUnal at a newt con-f.,..nce Monday at March Air For<:.
Bue, but tbey never mentioned their
lrWment wblle held capllve.
Lurie 3t, ol Apple Valley, did moot ol
lbt ~. whlli ftanked by Maj. Klle D. Bers, 31, of Spol:ane, Weab., and capt.
Domill B. Pyle, 11, ol Tuatin.
"I would like lo say aomethlnc to lht
famlll .. ol the mm wbo ant not comlni
home;" Lurie llated. "I dqii~ mow bow I
can apiem Ille feeUol and lht •-ty
I -14 lib to put forth, but I -.Id Db
them ID lo mow -at 1e1at I can opeak
!tr Dlmll and Klle -that lhtlo men
will never be forgotten." ,
'"!liq will lhrQ'I ... bonond· .. """ lDf done a rood job for lllelr natloa in tlto
name ol -· Dollnltely the7 have not boon loll in vein. If lhat can gl•e any
llR!lllh lo lhe famlllea bemoaning the
Joa ol their loved ooes. I bope M will, be
Ald.
Each oaid It wea too early to ten when
each was asked, "Do you think we have
won or Jost the war?"
Lurie oald be !bought _ .. ol tlto
returna ol lhe POW1 by lhe news media
bad been accurate. But Berl dlffered.
aayinl bia motber had. been quoted ea
oaylng lhal be bad done more puobupo
lban eny man In capUvlty wben lhai
wuo'l the cue.
Pyle and Berg told .......... they
thougbl ii would take some lime to read-
jual after tbeir capUvlty, but Lurie said
be felt be already bad made lhe ad-
justment and bad no problems al all.
The men were allowed to return to
their homes after the 40-mlnute new1
conference. Their iniUa1 medical ex·
arninaUOns at March had been com·
pleted.
Legal Pot Supported
WASHINGTON (AP) -caning mari-
juana laws unjust and cruel, a mayor's
commlttee recommended Mooday lhai
the District of Columbia "decrtmlnallze"
poeaemion and use of lhe drug by remov-
ing penalties. The report slopped short of
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DAILY PILOT
Tr. Dr-.. c..t OAll.'I' PllOT, wlltt 1'tlldrl
II ~ "-...... Prns, II MlllllM "'
... Or .... C.0.111 PllO!ltlllnl c-r. S..·
""" lldltltlnl •re ""'411Md. Mei!N'f llwWll!I
FrlU)', Nor C.&e Mall, H"POl'f kid!,
Hur.ti""°" •~111 V•r~. L"IJllM ..a. 1 ... i.-.1~ Ind Safi ,.,._,..,
..,, Jw~ c.,11.,... A 11no1t ntlonel
edition Is -'llMll ..,..,..YI •NI kndeya.
lll9 l"IMIP91 Mlllttlnf ~ b •I la Wul
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lloMti N. W'•ecl Pr.w.t W ,,_...,..
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Via"'-"*' -....., ..........
'"'-•• r.-fl -1\emH A. M.,,W• --· at..W H. l1911 AldieN p; Nill ........ ~.....,. c-.--JJO W"t 1.., s+r.et
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loll! °"'*"9: llll ~ t!I CMftane ....
M .. 111 t714l MMIH
a ....... M>.•thilet MJ.1611
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iiiiiiiio'oi .. -•U ......,,., MlllfWT _. _.
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ttqulre tlle lmplemenlation of oontrol
meuurn that are not preaenUy either
avlllable or feulble," said Harold
SUlllvan, vice cbairman of tbe state
1gency.
SUlllvan led off tbe second day of three
weeb ol bearlnp ICbeduleO by lhe EPA
Into Iha Impact o! elr qualliy cootrol
remnm....S.llona made by E P A
Admlnlltrator Wllliam Ru<*eJWus Jan,
19.
Thal plan Included gu raU<lling lo
reduce vehicle mUea traveled up lo llO
percent In the -......,,
SUUivan aid the EPA needJ "to rHX·
amine lhe dlfllculU.. lm)>Oled by Ibo
C!D'rent lnfieaible requlremeots of Ila air
quality goo1' and the schedule for
•cllfevement A more lleaible buls, in
our oplnlon, i. required U we are to
achieve better results In tenns of air
quality lm~vement and ecooomy lo the
Soulh Cout Air Buln."
Sullivan A.Id tlto Air 11<80tll'Ce0 Boord
agreed that achievement of the Clean Air
Act standards by mld-1977 "would re-
quire reduction in motor vehicle usage ."
Alan Klrk, deputy general counsel f0<
the EPA, 111<1 gaa rationing may be 1
"crude way" to slash vehJcle miles
traveled and asked if the Air Resources
Board bad eny otber oolutlons.
0 We have no simple aDIW!!' to that queatioft." Sullivan aaid.
SUlllven added that motor poo1' llld
o-voluntary actlona mlgbt reduce
veblcle milel traveled oomewhat but mt
near!)' u much u tlle llO percent recom-
mended by lhe EPA.
Kirk noted Iha! bolh tlle Clean Air Act
slendarda end the time limit for lcltiev-
lng -llalldard1 have boon oet by
Co-end that be oaw llllle chance of
alllloebtin(ailllded.
Aaked by a newltDID !'bat be tbougbt
lbe fmal oulcome would be alter the
EPA considered ID U.... weeb o1 bear-
ings, Kirk said, "I think we'll end up with
...ne scrt ol vehicle mUea traveled
reduct1on."
'!be lhlnl day ol le!llmony will be beld
Wednelday ln Los Angeles before the
hearings move to other Southern
caJlfmlla cltloa.
Two New Officers
Slat;ed for Irvine
Two new offlcero will be added to the
city cl Irvine police foree ........ u lheJ
can be recruited, Assistant Coeta Mesa
City Manager Robert K. Duggan said to-
day.
Addition of the patrolmeo will boost
Irvine's police force to a total of 12 men.
The position! were authorized by the
Costa Mesa City Council Monday nigh!.
The city of Irvine hJres its police force
from Costa Mesa under a $380,000 per
year contract. Duggan said the two of-
licero could be hired wtlhln the tertDJ of the existing contract.
Costa Mesa's boosting of the Irvine
patrol force followed cl<>M:ly complaints
by Norlh Irvine residenu lhat Ibey were
not getltng enough poll"' protection.
UCI LECTURES ~ 1'Consumerism:
Protection or Overprotection?" part of
oerleo oa Morality, 'EWillgbl 1.one ol the
Law, Science Lecture Hall, 7-10 p.m.
Adm. '5.IO. "Need for Legal Counsel .•• "
part of 1erle1 on Proresaiooal PracU.ces
In Housing Industry, Room I 7 8 •
Hwnan!Uea Hall, 7-9:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, Mardi '1
COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE
BOARD -Regular meeting, mo
Ad.ams, 8 p.m.
"INCOME TAX PREPARATION" -occ Lecture, TOO)' Brown, 1ec1.....-.
W-eyo lhnlugb March H. Toolgbl:
Legal Deducllool, EotancJa H 1 g b
Audllorimn, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
"SINGLES SURVIVAL" -OCC Lec-
ture, series, Dorothy Wenck, lecturer,
Wednesday1 lbrough Marcil H. Oakwood
Apll. South, Newport Beacb, 7:30-9:30
p.m.
Woman Pleads
Guilty to Charge
Of Manslaughter
A woman whose earlier Orange County
Superior Court trial oa dwges that she
murdered ber boy friend in bis Costa
Mesa apa.-nt ended in a hung jury
pleaded guilty Mooday ln reduced cbari!es of Involuntary manslaughter.
Mrs. Trinldad ''Trinl" O'ane, 30, of.
fered lhe guilty plea before Judge Robert
P. Kneeland in negotlallooa lbat can-
ceDQ her second trial on ch.an:ea that
lbe knifed. Lionel "Johnny" Martlnei, 23,
ol m N. Mlslion Sl, to dealh last Sept.
15.
Judge Kneeland ordered Mro. Q'8De
committed to Frmtera Stal< Prboa for
Women for a l!klay dlagnootlc study. She
will tben be sentenced to what could be a
term of up to five yean 1n state prism or
a lesser spell in the county jail
It was alleged in the first trial that
Mrs. Crane followed Martinez to his
apartment and stabbed blm. after ae-
cusing blm of daUng a l!f.yeal'<lld Santa
Ao.a girl she bad eartler found in hlo car.
Teo jurors favored a guilty verdict on
lesser charges. Two jurors voted for ac-
quittal of Mrs. Crane.
Girl, 5, Struck
By Car, Injured
' A ~year~ld &irl from Costa Mesa was
injured MoodlY wben she was struck
down by a car on Santa Ana Avenue near
the Broadway intersection.
Taken to Hoag Hospital with a broken
leg, a concussion and possible n.iptured
spleen immediately following lbe 1:45
p.m. accident was Bf.rbara Ann Brown
1867 Santa Ao.a Ave. She was reported it{
saUsfactory condllion today.
The driver of the car, Myron G. Barre
Jr., 50, of 317 Alva Lane , told police the
llllle girl darted in front of him. He ,...
not cited.
Daughter Located
Wife of Doomed Man
Hears Some Good News
The world of Regina McGonijaJ, whose
husband is dying or cancer, has taken a
temporary turn for the better. The Hun-
tington Beac.h housewife has learned the
whereabouu of h<r missing daugbter.
But lhe Joy o! a laie Saturdl)' night
phone call from Mona McGonlgal waa
dampened when she told her mother sbe
cannot afford to drive lo California lo he
wilh ber ·dylng 1tepf1ther.
Mona, who turned J7 today, was
localed in Millinocket, Maine. She bad
been out of touch wltb her family !or two
years.
A story about her family's tragedy,
compounded by mounting bill1 ind tlle
missing daughter, appeared Saturday in
ihc DAILY PILOT.
"Evidently aomeone he~ saw rny pJc..
ture In the paper and called her," Mrs.
McGonlgai oald.
"Apparently she's been looking for me,
too," ahe said. "But 1loc:e we're not Jn
the phone book, lbe ba.m't been able to find IJS,"
'
After Mona left home, the McGonlgals
moved into 1 two-bedroom apartment at
7862 Commodo"' Circle. IJving wllh the
J>ll{l'nis are four cblldren and two
grendcblldren. o_
Mro. McGcnlpl ll!amed over Ibo phone
ihal her daugbter u now married and
bas a daugbter of ber own.
"She said lbe wenu to come dawn llld
see ber father. They have a car but don~
have any money to pay for lhe trtp,'"ebe
1&id .
"I called lhe Red er.a, bat they Aid
they couldn't help."
"But you don't knew bow I lhank God
!or 111 .. st finding her," Mn. McGonlpl .
II.id. "Now I want her out here. ti
, "Johll lo getUng woree. Ho wanu to -
her dsugbter and his arancldauehter
before anylh1ng happena to blm," sbe
uld.
McOonlgal has been told by doclnn be
baa leu lben a year lo Uva .
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natleM rellrm., .. tile 91' 0
--'•m trr • Wwt*clu&. Adi Al Nmt -In-de•"1 ',Pl,,, ..
Numairi of Suda aid .....,. ... wll 1111t
be leftimt witb Bbck $; ... ,..,. ~
rillu.
ID a bco.t.• (nm Dal A ...
malri caJlecl a. killilp -... I I •• I 1
crime," and _ ... ID ---
tlano to join ltlm la .... * -
"There ii .. -• ...... a ....
unarmed poop. ln --h t• al gunpoint far ........ dlllt CUQJ&:
koow1 are •....,..mble la -_. -
llauglllering -tiD ...... la .... their bodieo rotliaC ............. ..
ded. '-nm is cwb:•J 1D M ! ••
rellgloo." 1..aU
Mesa Dekgata,
Himha-w Discuss
Revenue Sharing
Special fedenl 1ewsae rim~ ~
the main tq>ic l&oadaJ cf a 11edmc •
Washington D.C. bdw-U.S. 1"'p. Andrew_,, (R~~port -) aal
three Costa Mesa .... ,.... ..... N>-
timal League ol atles aml&aw. -
In a prea --lltis WWW .... Costa Mesa ....,.. Jack Rw•••+tl, 0..-
cilman Alvin PinkleJ. IDll atJ Mn•r
Fred Sonaba1 -dloJ ... d -Hinsbaw tbe -lifflty If 11tt•1ic f-funding fllr locll .... jodL
AlllmP 111oJ did llllt .,.ii) -projects they di++ +d, Bai SI in-
dicated before leni!c lor W '· p
that be was iotttelted in la a •ic
federal funds fur deft••··-"' Fairview Put.
1be tbree delegates aal Ille -
gr<3SDWl alao talR!d -Ille -Ana River and their CllDCfD Ola' pilm-
lial Oood ...WWm. -told -
tbal be bad -the us ~ C«po "'
Engineers for ~u--ol loral -
control facilities.
A meeting bdhot.w"'em"' the Costa llesa
rep1ra ulatiw:s m:t U,S. Rep. Biclmdl T.
Hanoa (DC)'prea) was 1<11 t w W tD-
day. The dtv...-will focm .. the
est>blish ..... lolfedonl'*'1-•
f0< Bethel Tuftn.lype biP<ioo -1-meot txnldinp
Air Pollution
Correction Leads
_:i.• .. I..
To Court Deiay
'
DfJL1' PILOl' lllfl "51&
€..r..ret, Old Cllum
Huntington Beach's Bonnie Owen, 18, expresses her enthu&lalm at
being selected Miss Orange County. Her number from "Cabaret" in
Ule talent portion of the annual contest helped her win the crown.
She'll go on to Miss CaliforniA contest in Sanla Cruz.
Rogers Reveals Ships
I
Sail Haiphong Harbor
' I· .. ' .
' r • '
BJ Ullited Pnu IateraaUoaal "
S...elay ol Slate William P. Rogm
-_, be tmdentands that Haiphong
hutoor, dooed for 10 months by U.S.
mioing, bas been reopened and some
*itlo """' going through lo Norlh Viet-mm.. Bal the Defense Department aaid
ii bad ... sud! word.
coolident -at least u far u mlllWJ
oper1tlont were concerned -that 1beJ -
would be a 11teeeSS.
Bogen told lhe House Foreign Affairs
Otw14ui1t:ee: "We received the report lhil wwwm.c lhet """" l!hlpo are going llllUICh-1-the harbor ls open."
us. ..-ping opentions lo clear
the lllrbar rs11111f'td last weekend after
the Nm1b Vle<na..-and Viet Cong
,.. ..S IDOiller group of U.S. priJooerl
ol nr. 11 had boon baited briefly laat
-wlml the Communists appeared to
be t.lting at the re1eue of prisooen on
ICheWe
Roc<n · told the committee lhat the
-... -and~ In Viet-mm ftf't going smoothly and he wu
He acknowledged, however, that a
political lelllemenl in South Vietnam
faced "a lot of problems. ti
''Tbe pollUcal !ulu,. ol the anta II left
to Iha parU .. tbemoelvea to determina,"
Rogers said. "Obvloualy what llappom
there 11 qaeatloaable ••• "
Several mrmben ol Iba cmnmlllel
said Ibey were cooc:ernecl about Iba
Norlh Vletnameae emplacement of
aurface-lo:alr mlasllea bl norihem Soufh
Vletnam. Rogera, however, llld that
matter wu before the four-nation
lnlemallonal Control . Commilllon that i.
supervising the ceue-fll'e.
''Tbe facl i.," be said, "that lblnp art
working out pretty well. They seem to be
complying wllh the terms of the -
ment very well!'
CLEAN SWEEP
A nlomoly smol it.... which can make ·• difference in the finished
instd lion is 1lie prwpor..tion.
P..,P. -ild be shoded to know whit might be under their ce,..
pets. Wehne reploced CMJ>91i119 in homes where wa found bottle caps,
.;g.11i. l>uffs, noils, hunb of pl..ter, pieces of wood, m1911ine1, and
duws of at'-things underneath.
Ow imtd1 s .-. tr.ined to 111100lh chunb of plluter, end petch
minar holn befoie ~ -ping the floor. Wa repeat -thi1 is a
ra&m...iy UNll ihm, but " f.el thi1 i1 necessary to • sallsf~
instdtfiaa.
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CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 Platefltla Ave •
COSTA (lllSA
646-4838
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