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Taking a Giant ·step
Coogan, a four-inch dach$lund pup' owned by Jim·
Hedlin (feet), finds a street curb a •fo~midable · ob-, ' ' '
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!ltacle. to oyerOOme -but he •seems-determined to
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Pro~ess
Emphasi7£d
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SAIGON -'ftle Dnil<d States put _,,
im!>li<d jnlaure 1111 Ille O!mm"!i"' to-
day .to -·-her Ht or ., --~ol-IJY~,
Brig. Geo. John A. Wiclbam Jr., depa-
ty U.S. re.Pre•entatlve an the
V'ietnamese-Ameri Joial llUltar1
€ommiaSiop1 tal4 the-CM1111Jsskn tlla&-
nearly 74 pensf ol Ille Amedclll and
Allied foreign -In V'ielnam at Ille
time·of-lbe -Jan. 21 .. ft been
withdrawn In......,.;._ witb Ille -agroemenL '
Wickllam said Ille Unilod States pulled
15,747 troopo, SouUi Korea and other
foreJgn ame. removed 2'1,490, and 15,795,
incliJding 7,78 Aamicw; nmai11 ID M
withdrawn bJ llattb. a
A .U.S. ~ said Widllam
presenteif. °"' fiiUreS u • "mattei' of record" and did not dnw q.cmvl11.....,,
But tile ~ added that Ille United
States ••teebfO'?ttaliie tbe re1eue ol
American prlomers " -• quietly .. we reach !lift.,. pbMt 6-•.
,,,. --ltipulates tbat "-1eaa pr-. will be ftleaaed
at lbe same ra1'! 'that 11.S. and -
(Boe POWS, Pop I)
'Weadner
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• rilling· to • inllad. °""1Ji&M lows
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CLARK AIR BASE, Philippines (UPI)
-Uf• lo Ccmml.lllst prlloo compo m-
dudod -.0 for ii'"'"* ol -prtJonon, and ..... ftJr ~ fortwialo to
"""Pl lhe pllyllcal ·-·lhe ill• .... never eaq.
Tiie lartw'e Jach..., <OllllnemeOI lo
col!in-Uke bous for mootbl at a time
and Jn at least qne iDIWice a 111.111 bad
his )bumb cut of!. ~ We('! aome detallJ of the
Amerleon POW1' Ille In North Vietnam
beginning to 1urface at Clark Air s ....
la Lagana Home
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lhe main llqlns point ftJr the m<n u
they fly """' IJlhol to rounlonl with
lamllloo U:.2"" Stat& Tbt oalhelll<Dcomel
from a vadet)' ol ......,, fodudlog the
meo -and ~ penonoel who have •-ed Iha .,.-. lo rtacl-
Jllllmmt ln>m lnlemmoat to-.
Military llJlhorttles here llN utremely
sellllllve about detll"' ol Iha men'• Jm.
prlsonmeoL 'Ibey far' for' the u!ety ol
ihe meo not yet relw<d ODd argue Iha!
U newanen publllh detalls of what the
men went through they could thrtaten
the well-belna ol -still -ban. But ~ the plctuAi ol POW 1ile
flll lofolller -I nrioly ol -Ii> 'tf!Coloa:
--WU -C11 Ibo mm and In
--the prllldpal pl ol the Nortlt -lntematon WU an-tiwar IW<mellll that ooald be -ftJ< ~-ol POWl cllllopd for
the -lo late Jtll and early 1970,
depeodln& on •here the-,,... held.
-'"""' are lodica-lhat there are more men held In CcmmunJst prison
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• Detal"' o! the~ ara , 1-!t
-favoM. ~ wu to '!!!>ui>da
lhe p~~ when u.,y· m captured \llllsare !hot tel~lale .scan
would be to a minimum.
One prlloner, who waa shot ~ lbe
band, bad hla thumb aliced off i4 aa lel·
-~· ~ .. ' . A&lliiJ .priioaer bad • ~ lei !
.. -...., and •pin In -'° ... I ·-fromhlm. iBtW aaoiber' ~th a brokt11 arm was !
~ Jnlo I oeH with DO --t II ~
alL Illa am> belled at a grotesque an1le I
and JI wlJJ llave Jo be brolten agale once :
he nltlme far it to heal pl'Oj)el'IY. ·
"We w11b we could show !hi -Id tbe I
1CU1\dlit tbe:te men recetted,"'} Aid one !
autboritat.tve aotllU. ''But w~ ctn'L Now l
now, anyway." I
* * .. if Marine Hero
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.Ea~ly Day Actor Back Home
In Viejo ••
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Be ranger Dies ·,
Marine Capt. James V. DIBemardo of ...
Mission Viejo, a prisoner of war for five',.
yean, arrived at Camp Pendleton In Soi\'1
Diego County today on a plane ~~
Travis Air Force Base in Nort.hera: Qeorge Andre Beranger, actor and
director from the early di.Y• of American
cidtma wbo 1\1<1! became a rtcluse llvlog behind loclrM gale.I and high walls waa t• dead Thursday by J,;aguna Beach
p011ce. at bis home amid his movie
metnoriea.
11'once had to force their way thJ'Olli)l a
Jocked gate at the boine, 'IOI summit
Drive, Laguna Bach to roach the house.
'l'lley were cslled hy the postal carrier wh9 utd delivered mall was piling up in
t.Wlresidence mail box.
Jlemeotos of h1I movie years, pictW'el
ol 1'!maell with D. W. GrUflth and other
stars, and letu:il from old-time movie
New Hampsliire
OKs, Regulates
'House in Back~
CONCORD, N:lj. (UPI) -'!be New
Hampshire Bouie haa palled a bUI to
lei~ and regulate outhou!el.
'The· measure, which sponsor Rep.
David Bradley described Thursday as a
"land-use bill," would permit outhouses
to be erected if they meet the approval of
town health officials and the state water
supply and pollution control commission.
Construction of new privies is now 11-
Jepl. .
~p. George A BarrUI drew laughs
from memberJ with a speech that called
the bill "an 111mple -of CO!!lr<>!lln.J!
suburban development.
"I am especlally relieved," Barrus
said, "that the publl.c health and welfare
committee gave It a recommendaUon of
'ought to paSI,' ll'lris
stlpale the ·
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SACRAMENTO (API Gov.
Ronald Reagan says he l 1,
"negotia ting ror a ranch" where ht
can live when he leaves ornce h•-
1974, and sources report the rancli
is a 68&--acre tract In Santa Barbara
County.
C:.• were found ln Mr. Beranger'1
In hll basement, Mr. Baranger kept
tMlllka o! costum" from the deys when
h6 worked with Griffith as a combination
mallafB·aclll< and director.
841\. Beranger was born in 1893 in
8~, <'~and WU educated ,ln
Plljs. lja, orrlved.ln HollywQod at 19 and
l<l>lt bit tint actblg role lo the hallmark
Grtffllll product,loo "Birth ol a 'Nation."
tfalng _the name · Andre Beranger he
starred with Douglas Fairbanks in the
Iii& productloll "Filrlinl wllh Fate."
Hls portrayal of the role Automatic Joe
won him praise from Variety Magazine.
He also appeared in "Beau Brummel"
with John Barrymore. "Nightmare
Alley," "So 1bls la Paris," "Tiger
Rose," "Kiss and Make Up," "Love
Before Breailut," and "Momma Love•
Poppa.11
Between acting roles Mr. Beranger
dlrected over 20 fillll!I in the U.S. and
abroad. "Bum 'Em Up Ba mes," a com-
edy Beranger directed. for Burr Pictures,
eamed a record sum for a comedy.
In h11 later years, Mr. Beranger
became a recluse , keeping-himself locked
behind a high fence surrounding his
smalt home. Neighbors saf he once own-
ed the entire hill between Bluebird and
Swnmit Dr., but lost It in the Great
Depression.
After losing a ,1,500 a week job in
Hollywood during tbe De pr e 1 s Ion ,
Beranger toot a $40 a week job with the
City of Laguna Beach.
Evenlua!JY, be Joined a Newporl Beach
archftecturw flnn and retired in 1958.
The-coroner reported no known
survivors ; neighbors say they belleve he
has relatives ln Australia.
Services nnd burial will be private.
Police and college oflicials have wam-eq_ women students at Golden West
. Jloflege to avoid dimly lighted areu on
-i:"aDQ>UJ to help prevent further after--
dart attacb on coeds.
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Crowd Greets Cet1~tg POW
Air Force Capt. Jose David Luna, 32, -returned to dren. Born in El Modena, Capt. Lun~ was held pris-
the U.S. at March AFB Thursday. Capt. Luna's par-oner by the North Vietnamese for almost six years
enls, Mr. and Mrs. F1oyd Luna, Jive in Orange. His since his fighter aircraft was oho\ down over North
wife, Peal, lived in Roy, Utah, with their two chil-Vietnam. · ~~~~~~~--'-'-~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~
Money and Gov~~ent
Covered in Sunday Pilot
l'romJ>a9el
POWs ...
loreiP> Allied lroopl ... 'l\'lthdrl1"' from
Vleuwn. '!'be.North VlebWneae and v1,t
Coog have nleued a litile more than
ball ol the lill5 AniOrfcan priJonen they
said they held at the star! of the cease-
Caillornla.
The plane carrymg lbe Orange eoUi
POW was delayed three hours because: .~ft
bad weather, but wife, Sharon, dl$rt~
really mind. . ._ ~ ,
"J waited ffye years," she aaid. ~~'"'"
thtnk r cin ~ge a few more hour•.'' ... :
Mrs. DlBemardo lives tn Mission VleJ;iM
with the couple's five children. l
Her husband, a Marine tombat cor.
respondent. was captured Feb. 3, ~"
when the clly of Htie wu overrun. Bel~.''
hla capture be managed to foul up ~
Armed ·Fortes radio and televi!\ol\'
transmitters be directed so the Noittfl
Vietnamese and Viet Cong couldn't ~JI
them. :~
After being held prisoner in both South ·
and North. Vietnam, he was freed IJl;tr:
weekend .and leam!d he waa the fathe~~·
of twins, born seven months after his ca~.l!fl<J16 ~ane Ut clsm to lie!~~
me celebrate/' DfBemirdo, 38, of
Fulton, N.Y., sald 'Tburada). · --:
A! he drove lhrou1h the Catnp"
Pendleton gates tcm.ard a private reun.lon
with hll wUe ancl their !Ive chlldJlp, i n-
cludJni the lwlnll be'6 riever -~"?
clOliila . parted ~ ttirew a .ohift , of~ sulfll&hl on U.S. Naval Jloip(taL la iJ\t
dl'10Dce iru a huge rainbow.
'"! iueU " Di Bemardd llld, "Go4'• orl"' mt aide"' .. , •."'"·~I ,f'f ... -p ~ Money and govermnent leeJll to have being a left-banded psycbologiat. Her They still hold 286 Americans in .North rincipal Faces '"
been two big topics this week as Atorx ~ in words aod pictures_ is the and South Vietnam a.Qd taos, cµicJ 1).S.
M!porters got It together for &md:at's personality profile in this lfeek 's delegation expeCti theni to releeSe about ) ft.i
edition of the DAU. y PILOT. "Sunday's women's sectioo. Staff Writer Allison half of these Tuesday -15 days before F~·tnes H rm· g
Best" will include: Deerr tells about the Huntingtoo ~ the March 28 deRdline -to match tfte 1, .a:.. , S e~ , ',.,
LAW FUND _ Membership in the woman who bad to deal wiqi her rate of the Allied troop witlldrawal& .. , 'l>AL;f.·«rrY ''AP) ~ A DI~~; Legal Aid Warranty Fund, a nan-profit own""frustra'JfM. ' Meanwhile, the llnlted States 'and 1 .4n-~ MO.i.t t Orange County organizatkm, could be South Vietnam asked the: ·Joint Military e emen ,.,. e1.;uuuJ ·,,, ... clpal, •
your insurance for freedom if you~all.. OMBUNSMEN -Every city has ooe Commisalon today to lasue a second ap-for bl!· dlsclPllbary Ulct:lcs, will face ,;:
ed d 't ke ~-'I • aH or qme, but DODe"" wear the tiUe peal for an end to the fi•ht1'ng 1'n South seCond school bo8rd h9rtng on hli fitneli': an can ma lHLI • can' ,an (Ombu:tsman ........... ':1Mr.ples' r • to contmu· e bls '~t. ·• attorney or don't qualify for "legal ald.'' -·r-epresen-Vietnam, but the Communists said an r-v • Sto~ by Sunday Editor Alan nz~i-tattve, a llailon between the citizen with earlier request h s.· William Fowler, the district's nnt•
·J uuMU. a complaJnt and the authorities about was enoug · a tgon black pr-indpal, had his first coo-
wbom be Is "'"'"'"" taH command spokesman reported. · f RAPE OF TAXPAYER -Columnist com.,.......,.). S Writer South Vletoam said today the Conl-rontatlon •· "'ith pareola an4 boa"l\,
Von Hoffman says everyone in the coun-Frederick Scmemebl finds out who munltss committed &,!l8 violalioos of lhe membera ·Wednesday evening, and wrO
try who has to tum tn 8 Form lotO handles the gripes -and bow -in cities cease-fire agreement Which was sun.. supported'b.f1be distr1ct'1 auperintehde( should read Philip M. Stem's "Tho Rape ol the Orange Coast erea. sed • an~ 263 parents. , of the: Taxpayer." It deacribes what the po lo have gone into effect on Jan. 28, Some P-T.A. members charged thaJ ~
columnlst ca1ll ••11Je Mezlcan Vegetable RQTH BUZZI-The star that Laugh-In with 147 reported in the last 24 hours, stripped 1 ltOdent while searchtnf for 'i•
Rollover," rich Amertcam' maneuven to built lllllWers ~ about bow she 11 said that as of noon today, U,1174 faculty member's wedding ring, thal Iii'
avoid taxes. abut her cat In the: di.tbwaher, about her Communist soldiers had been killed and was arresl*i four Umes In the paat yett·.
romantic Ille, her marriage, h e r 2,llS3 South Vietnamese died, Including Oil drunUn-<h<ivlng cbarties and ond ot!'
FOOD: UPS AND DOWNS -While ~~ and more lo Family Weekly's %46 civilians. Another U,000 have been narcotics charges, and· that be brot< _,
~= 1~ i:'~~ 1~ --------------"'~ound=ed=. __________ _'.12-y~e'."~~d~lflrl's Wrist while 1trlkln1 het,~ ... When Reagan made his comment
;1bout the ranch In a quesUon-
wwer session wHh s t u d e n t s
Thursday, he did not say where It
would be located. But sources In-
terviewed by Martin Saldltch or the
Riverside Dally Press and
Riverside Enterprise specified the
Santa Barbara County location. '
The warnlllg was lsmed through the
oollegt!'s newspaper, "Branding Iron"
.which reported four night attacks on
women lludenla since 1111 April,
• • Durfnr lhat tlmt rpan ooe woman ha• -•. 1l<lih "'Ped and three othen escaped at-
tempt!!cf atlaW, the paper reported.
· .!!\!!!~ch police believe dlf. le~t men were Involved lo each eoae.
is for plummeting prices -dlsastroul
drops In lncome for farmers -according to a CbrtstJan Science Monitor News
Service 1111rVey. II will appear In YOU
Section.
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Talavera. Drexel's very newest!
The location and ownership o( the
Santa. Barbara County property
were not disclosed In order not to
jeopardite Reagan 's negotiations,
Saldltch said.
There was no immediate oom-
ment from Reagan , Wfto owns 778
acres In Riverside County.
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DAILY PILOT
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uet<ctlve Loula Ochoa esl:ed the
students on campus to report all attacb
in order that evidence can be collected.
He suggested that students arrive to
class on time and leave Immediately
when the class is dismissed so they wlll
be moVing with a crowd.
· The main trouble area appears to be
between the handball and basketball
courts and the road between the baseball
diamond and teMls courts, the paper
sald.
Dr: I.men Moll, dean of the college'•
~venmg school. said the district 11 study-
mg the need to install additional
lighting in the area.
Educator · Convicted
MARTINEZ (AP) -A Diahlo College
adm1n1strator has been lound guilty of
second-degree murder in his wife's death.
PAm OF QUEENS -What does it
tab to win a beauty tille? Slaff Writer
Terri: Coville c;flecked With a coujile who
are in training. now and ·tells their story
In a special lea-.
LEFT-HANDED -Ella Moye Sanden
started out to be an artlat, but lllllDld up
frain Kills Transient
Sitting ·on Tracks
A man was struck and killed by a train
on the Santa Fe railway tracb in Orange:·
Thursday night, police reported tOday.
Officers sa1d Felix J, Vlll1., M, WIS
evidently sitting on the tracb between
Sycamore and Palm Avenues when he
was hit by the fast moving passenger
train alx>ut 9:40 p.m. Investigators aaid
Villa was' a transient..
Bair or Money
Board Says Longh.airs Un,hirable
SACRAMENTO (AP) -An unemployed man who leu his hair
grow below his collar cannot collect unemployment insunnce be-
cause he bu voluntarily rendered himself unavailable for work, says
the Callfornlo Unemployment Insurance Appeals Boanl.
. ~· board Thursday overturned a releree's ruling lh•I an un-
identified man's long hair had not disqualUJed him from receiving
unemployment benellta.
'l'he board described the man as follows:
his "The claimant's hair Is parted in tho middle and eJClends below
collar. His ears :are ex~, J{e has aldeburna Which-extend one ~-~low tho eartobes and wean 1 small mustache. He decided to
'"')I h~ grow af!er his dlacharge from the military service be-cause e ....... ea IQ ap"arance."
In Its -rullne Ille appell1 board 1814 ''JN• conclude ••• that .the ~almant ~ hi1 3enberate acUons has vOiuntaiily and 111atezlally re-n~cedel,!ib•l •fbor market. Hence, he II nol available for wort an4 11 '""" ... e or beaefit.t."
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MIRROR -$75.
DRESSER -$329.
CHEST -$279.
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BEO -$129.
NIGHT STANO $139.
NOW ON DISPLAY AT TED von HEMERT'S.
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FridoJ. llri 9, 1973 s DAILY PILOT ~
tYour • Draft Numbers Picked erv1ce Fifth Lottery Seen Mostly as Formality
PAT: Our family goes boatlilg
every weekend and my dad
s gets mad when I alt on the bow
gle m,y feet over the aide. Now be
e there ii a law against thlL Can
ind out if there Is aucb a law or if
just trying to break me of Ibis bablt
invented" the law?
J.M., Dana ~lat
dad'• aol baDdl.ag you a u...
.. ·-Ille -., a -wu eouklUed very amart or Slfe
tpe..i. .... .i Maeen, bat "daagllnc"
Illegal Eflocl!ve Oct. If, Im, a
te lllw deftaed tills ~ •
t operation of a· veae1.
y PILOT Stlllf
.f t "'TOTAL LlllEltTY, TOTAL LOVE.~ LEAR.YN
. • Joonna HarmUrt.snlh ExplaiM Ao 11' Siir>·.
Trg w.J.-. lo I• :O' -• . '
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PAT: I want to buy a omall
cation bracelet for my pre-ICboot
He's at the. age when IO many
en wander away from home or
, become IQsl, and tbep are
e to idenU!y themselyes fulb' to
ritles. I can find doglags, but ·the
around the neck are not reocm-
ed for young .children. When I was
g, the PTA sold chllct...'s ID
lets ,with .name, 4ddress and phone
r for about $3. Now, I am unable
te a source. I'd appreciate your
d think a lot of other South Coast
Ju:{Jge RejectS Fervent·
Pleas to Free Tim .Leary
ta would find Ibis Information
too.
S.S., LI"""' -cu en1er 11111 ,ID llneelel fer IZ.st
from. Scbool ldeall, ~ .. !:. Petrie
Onage Ave., Loag Beack -L
ldenta• mats ....,_ II lo aeD
p PTA or -eiemenlary odooal Id-~. at a volama l'lice ,lor f1m6.
projects, bot enler form• ,..
lficOllon braceleta, aeddaces, key
I tap will be oeat to tadMdala, U
• Your order form llas beell
By TOM ·BA!ILEY
Of .. n.111' .......
A batteey ol lawyers oompared Dr.
nmotby Leary's 811<11 in A{gbanistan to
the snatdling bY I.vaell ageita of Nazi
executioner AdOH"EidunanD 'Tbursday in
a .oew and un.11;;:nccesstul bid to quash clwJ<o against the 8neged .. ~
of Etemal Love" organl7er.
Tbiy Col. a rejedioo !nm Judge Ray-
mond -but they alao got a lot of ~thy from a jurist wtio frankly
_.;zed that they were •ppeallng for
help "from an area al. intematiooaJ law
that simply doesn~ ~ yet."
J•"'-Vlucenl ;igreed that aulhcrities
Dlfrtu.J In ~ Coc>peraled with Uuited
PAT: J wao· t lo find out ~ to Slates agenli last Jan. H when Leary's l .... "' PusPort was snat.cbed from bim tm-. York dig ta! radio llsed. I took It inedlatOly priolt•lo .bi& beiDC ·'"mdled oo a
to where ii was pqrcb-. ~· !O plane for IaMm
le of repair lllopl and liiiiJiy aent And . be . weed wJth Leary's lawyers
to N.W Jersey 1D the manufac-that it was part of a pmuranged plan
· '"'lmpany. I haven't. bad , any for Leary, ~.to be given a "United
from the CiJ!DpaDY• and don' States oo!y" -that prompted Bri11ab
wbat lo do nest. ; alllhorillea to pJt their celebnled visitor
D,L, Tnlla oo the next plane will! an American
tile Electrlcal J • • • 1 tr I• 1 destigatlm \ tloa of Soallleno Clllhnll lly g ~ Couumer IW~ cater, "All we have in the law OD this issue
E. Wublnpa -anl, 1M simply adds up .to the fact in ~
-· or by. plioalnc ZIJ -that ii -~ tlllller bow yooi f!OI JUUi' L The E.LA. arces Ille pa!IUe lo man provided be is lhoft belcre lhe -q...uou or pnblelu -on pertlnml dtaiJ!ea, • mnn,,,.ed Jud&e
major bome a p p 11 a a e e 1 , Vlncm4 fmb 1rcm a lhn!Hour sltllly o1 ud ndlo oe11. ,,,_ 1aqa1r1e1 the aubjecl in the county's Iaw libnry.
platnta --referftd la Ille "1b!n! is tlOlblng In the law to forbid llldmtry persoo wboll bell able lo the oeimreolllr. LearyorUl)Ull! ebe,"
_, lo Mn. Aue Ew!Bf, the. jurial aald. "11 mq ""'"" to pass
., -allaln. Aa E.LA. thel theft will be-day, Oven the llgJlt .... !°".¥ ... llle-lllol .,....,ol . almOlpl!ere, the rfPt'-' aod.U.. dgltt
·to.a, Sill a. .. -. ... -· day .
.. -sf-ry ud overr"leed '"l1te good people ol Onnge County
repair problem. , • don'l lill:e Ibis 1r:lod ol lhinl," Judge Vin-
p ' • :. -alnl added. "I'm IU!e we'd eel quile a os reaction lf'Brll< agents ,.... to do this
PAT: rve often wondered about 1r:lod al.~ on the -al ooe ol our
vaUon of the word 11polb." It ls ~ ''
or m!t"""J:..f .'!i~ ~ ~ .Z:w':::':;'" i.::.:::,:'.';:' .!l\!
to the overall effect al one's IW" liiday -1 a writ al tnbibltlon frcm the
. Thia word is not in my die-F-111 Dlmict Oourt·ql ~ In San
and nolJoclJ I've uked kttowa 111 llernardino and will, dley said. p on !ram there lo lbe Califomia SUpteme
B.E., New,po<l -0ouit and !eden! court In a bid to lne
b II u llCnlllym, a wtrd formed Leary.
the Dnl lellen ..-ayllablet of e(ller ·wea1111y Brilish VIiie Joanna n-fer "Pm Oat,~ llanlourt-&nlth, Leary's -wbm the
,, h th Ha ffl48f7, wtlell Brltilll couple wu taken into custody ID Kabul,
and 111e1r Iadlet were Illa-., the Aflhan capital, ""1il.d 'Ibursday
the -• de 1 I r ab 1 e ... that lbe •amolhtg _.., 6nl objectlft
for tlte ocdwad-••.... was the UD cultllfa-IWP*t.
from Elglud WU lM part lldl) llbaJlalalod.lltDll wllo said she Is
She alao revealed that she has changed
her name frcm IWocurl-&nith to Leary.
"All Vf!rf Jegal." she explained, "and
recenUy authorized bY a San Francisco
judge who granled my petition."
Judge Vmcent's niling means that
Leary will .......... trial 'Illesday in
San Luis Obispo if the appellate courts to
which bis lawym will DOW turn refuse to
baH that oourl -Somers said a •cranting of the motioo bY J"4ge .V'-.would Jiave struck
down both the Orange Qxmty and San
Luis Obispo actjona under statutes. that
call for the defendant to quit the United
-within 41 hnun ol sucb·a ru!q.
I .
WASHINGTON (UPI)·-The Selective
5evice System held Ill l!llh annna1 draft
lottery Thonday for .... two million
American 111<1> wbo will turn 19 this year.
The tw<>llour <enllllOllY ,... more a
formallV lban lllYlhloC elle.
Ioductiooa into Illa mllllal)' have been
halted sinoe last year anil Prosldent
Ni%oo baa said be will DOI aeek con-
gressional ....... 11 al bis authority to
Melodi Wins
St. Patrick's
·nay ~rmvn
. .
. ~ Melodl Neville, 20, a sophomore at Sad=
dlebai:lt College, has' woo the title of !diss
SI, .Patrick's Day for Mlaslon YleiO. ·
'l'!Je blonde physical education; m'ijor
· frcm El Toro waa m>Wlled (oUowlng a
dlrm<r at the MlsslOll 'Viejo lllt>.
She wW reign °""' ·~.pttuahSt.
Pltrict's Day Parade .. ind -o. t b·e r
festivities In M~ 'vlejo·Mm<b I,'/>
· Second. place -Is Slddlebacl\ sopbo~ Di8De Grant, ·U, a borne
ecooomk:s and ~-ed..,_ major
• -hopes lo Wlri:·f<lr the lltill!e<-Sl>erri Lee Long, '19, of M®m"Vlejo,
is.third place w1nner. Miss IAllg,-B 11saa-
dlebact !rtalunan and hopes to transfer
to Cal Pcilytecbnlc Institute to obtafu ber
teacblng credenUll.
"'Ibey" were really a[l · outstanding
girl!.,'' said 1.aDoMa R u't st a 11 s,
coordinator or the queen contest.
Seven girb CORlpeted fQr the crown.
Miss Neville was given an outfit from the
Pro Shop in Mission Viejo.
She was on this year's Saddleback
Homecoming court, has competed in the
Miss Orange County Pageant. and was in
the Bob Hope •peclal
She listed hobbies of sewing, swim-
ming, tennis, bowling, modern dance,
ceramics, and palnting.
Launch Space Probe
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE
(AP} -A research and development re-
entry veh!Cle was b!asied ·down the
Western 'Test Range today by a modified
Minuteman I missile, the Air Force said.
The launch was made at 2:35 a.m. from
the SPoC< and Missile Test Center bel'e.
'
. ,
'
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• Oa Ille .......... ~ tl!e -... all iilain ports. In the Unl1ied
WU -pd lbe ~ stales is wallltl& to wblal: 'I'lmolllJ' la
e Marquis Colony Park
cooocripl when It expires June 30.
The following list llhowt tbe drafl
priorlly1rumber assigned to •""Y birth-
day In lbe year by the lottery:
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MISS ST. PATRICK'S DAY
Melodi Neville of El Toro
Marijuana Found --At Cattle Ranch
SAN LUIS, Mexico (UPI) -Police
have raided a cattle ranch near this
border town and beneath tons of baled
hay found ·a network of tunnels hldinJ
more than elgnt tons . of packaged mari-
juana.
1be owner of the ranch, Juan Robles,
was away at the time Thursday but of·
ficials said an alleged accomplice was
arrested.
Authorities said the 16,500 poWlds of
marijuana were found stacked in a rein-
forced bunker, entered by tunnels,
beneath 251ooa of alfalfa hay. The marl·
juana was packaged in plastic and
aluminum and was ready for shipment to
the' ~ied Slates, ofllcial.s . said.
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..---LEASE·---
•...--• Ille -for dl!llllllRI ""'1ld. line
I ftltlllfled ·-.tum apillll Lary by Ille' Onqe Oooaly Gnal Jwy ..a
tball Fans
nd Book Hm
'
rprise Ending
spote.inan for Weatem Publlsblng
pany of N..,, Yori< conllrmod 'l'bln-
1bat SI\ cb&ptors al "11>e !le1laoul
" by Hf' were tnldftrtmU7
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'llill --Jiii wded In 0.-. <-, -i.ry, 1111 wile,
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ba-llolloa-ioJS
A Z'I-. lklllon pbal lmr the!
ended lo A!P'--that
-1111 1a.,.... llld 'l1luntlot be
----. fl, the.-~'!r'~mr~ ~
A-*"tl1 after bll ---Mrs. 1Ailr1·
~peciolist In Fuff Mointenonce Leasing•! ' "
SEE ONE • • • TRY ONE • • • BUY ONE • • • TODAY!
•
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Into !ewer lban 100 coplo of the
blocnlpbY.
la very emblrr'Ullnl Olld wt'n
aol'l')' It happened," Robbie S. a apo1t._ lllr Weslam, told
Wullllctool'oll.
Mlll llirloourl>8mll aid Daiday
Mt&. J.ary II t!OW I1vi11C lo -
u the ·-Ion al • --.... arhtt.Lii; _.1111 ... .W. ~ hlll
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DAIL V "LDT
Jittery London Put on Alert ~
!UQIDIBElllNG BIG BILL' When he
Blood lo speak before the Cal ifornia
Hipwl)' CommlNlon, he needed no In·
troductSon.. He wu a big bulk oC a man:
dark blue, pin.tripe suit hanging
on that lar1e frame: the smile,
llMr hair, and the ¥Olce that came
n1mN1ng deep from within.
And U further ldenlificaUon was need·
ed, in the button.bole of b1I coat wa1 the
alw1,.present while carnation. He was
the man with lbe boutonnlere.
,Rua then, was William D. Martin, the
mayor of Lagun1 Beach. 'n>en be 1po.i.e
in that 1ravel.uke voice :
""OFNl'LEMEN OF the commLlaion,
•·e recognlr.e that you have given this
state tbe flnel& freeway ay1tem ln &he
worW. Your upll'tjse la unquestioned.
We ~ lrom a small village. All we
ask is JOUr conalderaUon in the face of
all the lods.
"A freeway through our town would rip
it aJUnder like a shotgun blast. We are
confidmt that in all co111tderation1, you
will ~ to bypau our little town and
build the freew1y behind the hills." ... "
Scene of Dlsaster
Blom HuTt 243, Kill Man;
10 'ler1ar S•pects Seized
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1q M ,-*:91e_il..._fll.lflj.. :..:.,.. -----:In Z ?f\ ii • f&rf -wl
mr 1'HE WORKERS -whose tas~::,
~ klundering bed linen, cooldng and·, •:fi ...... meals and adl11J1 u orderlies ': ,,
slopped-t·~--.. ~.
--ended. tbe spol<•lm&P IOld. c
Oki Balley went """ lnlo opet'lllion
tllia -rung, but only one makeshlli
eaud tunctiooed. ~·
Watbn bad cleattd away 3Q garbage~
nm of Mattered gla.98 and were lliftJ<
1enw+iog: drbris Crom the pricelell court .;
mBedim of law books. '
The source3 in Belfast blamed the al'-:
rd. al the 10 oo the 24-bour rail strike in
Btttai'n Ttwrsday protestlng t h e,,
go+eumenl'• anU..lnflatlon curb on wag¥·
iD:J w Because ol the strike, the 10-.1
&1JIHTiD.u stuck together )mtead or tpllti.°-1
ting" up to escape via ~dely 1epara~
parts and airport.!1, the informantl 1ald. ,
Israel Raids ,.
" •
Ga1a Hideout, ·:~:
Kills Chief I s•
Tbe commitllon. d1d 1elect an inland
route. Maybe It wasn't ju1t becaute of
Bill Martin's speech. Maybe. But you
could 1ee bow they reacted ; 110 pleued
that this big mu with the boutoMlere
acknowledged the aiperlor position of the
s~te. He seemed almost humble in their
pre8enee. '
Torn and battered emblem or famed "Golden
Knights" parachute team lies on ground among
crash debris of Anny C47 plane in Silk Hope, N.C.
Crash <!aimed 14 members ol. cnclt: pandlllting
team.
:::, ... =-. 7 ~ ·~s; ....._ ~ .-e&_.)Zp , tfm
eilbl -----fll. .. ---IHm.
bad -··-"""" .. -
TEL A VIV (UPI) -Israeli troops
starmed an underground bunker ~
day in a TIIIa in occupied Gaza City, kl!).
ing its three ocaipants, one of them tdeJt
tified as an Arab guerrilla leader who Big Bill Martin wasn't humble.
After the hear[f>I, he would lean over
to you and in that gravel-Jlke voice, give
you a conspiratorial whllper:
uuSTEN, YOU don't go before these
guyl and mutcle them around. They've
got all the clout, What have we got?
Nolbing. We go to them with our hata in
our hands. They love that, yoo know
" ...
The man with the boutoMlcre could
read another politician Wte a postcard.
He was bumbie Ull:e a fox.
Postal Nightmare: Letter
Took 15 Days for 50 Feet
Bill Martin cot elected to the Laguna
Buch City Coun<ll In the early 19e0s
alrno8l out of boredom. He had retired as
a New York ltockbroker and come to
Laguna for the lood life. His buddies at
the lawn bowling green talked him into a
run at the City Council.
Even the council 1eemed 11 Umel lo
bore him until one dly, they elected him
mayor of the town. Bill Mart.in found a
new Ufe . He perked up. He had a natural
flair for poliUcl and a natural flalr for
peopl<.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Senale hear·
ing1 on the Postal Service has ended with
another horror story of poor performance
-the case of a Wtst Virginia retldent
who was dunned for a payment because
his letter took 15 day1 to travel 50 feet.
Sen. Jennins• Randolph J[).W. Va .),
told tile ta!• 'l'lnlr!day to tile Senltl• Po9t
Office Committee. He said a Nitro,
W. Va ., constituent mai\Jd a payment to
his local bank for a credit card statement
on Dec. 31, dropping the letter in the post'
office mail slot 50 feet from a post office
LITl'LE lllD8 WOtJLD point al blm al used by the bank.
he walked down Forest Avenue in ON · Lagl.DUI and 11y oroudlv '"Jbat'I tho ... JAN. ~I, Randolph said: the con-m or r to f;--~' .. 1tltuent received a statement his account
ay o our wn. was past due. lie later determined his
He was as at e~se with folks on the check did not reach the bank until Ja
street and with pol1tlclan1 in the 1moke--lS. n.
filled back roo~s. He lov~ the political Tbe missing children have never been
game. Seldom did he lose 1t. foqnd.
"'Ibey think they 've got Big ·Bill ln a
corner now," he would rasp a whisper in
your ear. "Maybe we still have a
surprise for them." Usually he did.
Bill Martin seemed always capable of
seeing Victory. He spoke at half time to
the crowd at a Laguna football game
once and declared. "Our boys are behind
but you wait. They'll win this one." They
did.
After six years as mayor, he even had
a feeling on rus own chances £or re-elec-
tion. Privately he said, "I think the peo-
ple feel I'm too old ." He lost that one.
The last of Big Bill Martin?
NOT A CllANCE. By September. he
was back with a gavel as president of Uie
Festival of Arts Board, the white bouton-
nlere in its buttonhole ..
Of that election he said, "The shock In
the last 24 hours probably equates with
the shock when I got kicked off the City
C.OUncil. ..
Big Bill Martin was as y.·ell known in
the balls of Orange Counly as on the
streets of Laguna. He was a real human
being among lhe local polltlcllil! of hla
time. He died in hit sleep Thursday at 79.
\\'e have l°'t our man with the white
boulonniere.
We shall ml5s him.
Child Torture
Suspect Seized
By Texas Police
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) -The
FBI aayt Ill agentJ ln HOUiton have. ar·
~ed Eme1t John Dobbert Jr., an ac-
cused child·tonurer who dlJlappeared 11
months ago after leaving a rambling
suicide note.
W. M. Alexander, special agent In
charge of the Jacksonville FBI office
said Dobbert, 35, was arrested at a
downtown park Thursday afternoon. His
34-year-old wife. Virginia, was with hiln.
• The search for Dobbert began after his
badly-battered l l·ycar-old son. Ernest
John Ill, was found sleeping in lhe lobby
of a Jacksonville motel last April.
The boy told orficers his father had
severely beaten all four of his chlldren.
He said his ~year-old sister Kelley and 7·
year-old brother Ryder had died and he
held a flashllsht while his lather burled
them.
"It's difficult to understand how a let·
ter takCJ 15 days to travel 50 fiiet," Ran-
dolph said. "This Is three feet a day,
slower than the proverbial snail."
Committee Chairman Gale McGee (D-
Wyo .), commented that perhape mailmen
should be called "snallmen."
Randolph's complaint was but one or
many aired during two days of hearings
by the committee. However, Harold F.
Faught, mail processing director for the
Postal Service, said postal officials
~lieve they know wheie the problem for
poOr service lies and "we think that
problem has been cleared up." ·
FOSTMASTER GENERAL E. 'f.
Klassen amplified on this by saying the
service 'vas aware it was massing too
much outgoing mail in some 80 regional
distribution centers, instead of sending it
directly to destination sectional centers.
Khwen said the procesa was de11gned
to tort the mall ln a ctntrallled .spot,
eliminating the need for many po!t of.
fices and their personnel.
"This overconcentration is swamping
these centers, causing some delay"
Klassen said. Some senators accu~
Klassen of "deliberately diminishing"
fa1t mail service in order to ctit costs,
1lnce the service by law is required to be
self-fl"Ufflcient without federal subsidies
by 1934.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
PellYrry of tM O~ily Pilot
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Norflrwesl HunllntlOn ltld'I 140·1221
Sin Clllml!nte, C.1J111r11111 IMdl. Sen Jlllln Caplllrll'IO, 0.M ,olnl,
Soll!h Lllflllnl, UguM Nltluel 4,2•4411
Weather Wet, hut Mild
Tornadoes Toucli Down in Kansqs, Florida
Agent for Miles
Died of Drugs,
Specialist Feels
WI .. I • --llttinl lo_ ... ____ ,,,_
tima injasejl ..... __
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'~•-..r. Zi1eanilmn ---...---. Slid. ......... r p itl ...... a
cad a, ill Tm ...._ w' al Ind
calls bim!elf "Che Guevara.." "
An announcement from military head ..
qoarten reported no Israeli casualUes in
tfle mcoanter at Gaza City's el Rlmal
vtila !ledion. It said Defense Mlnlstt!t
Mollbe Dayan visited the site of the claah-
-.Jy ofterwards. •:
TUCSON, Ari>. (AP) - A ~ -lo ... -fll .,,_ 1 I •• -----.... pathologist hired lo lndepenclenlly a-lw I ' Clli -. • p s • mmlL Bio
amine lbe body 'of David A. WbllloJI 1111 --lo ' zw I -• -.._
The announcement said a quantity of
uplaotves, Welpolll and $10,000 In ca>h
1IJeft bJlld in the hideout. Threatening
letters and guerrilla leaflets also were
anmvered. A baillsUcs test proved the
nap:m bad been used In prevloul at-
tacb, military sources said. '
he "menU.lly 1--'" 1b1t the 111111 -_ 'ZllZ ANNOUNCEMENT said ~ee .......... L • • A ' .. ._ .. ..,,.. -..,,..;,_ local by I'' • died ol <1ru1 poilonlng. - -._ n ...,. ~s a P • ~an, Dr. ~
Dr. Louis H1ncb II.id he wu retained m. ~ -nw-E • f • a. • ed Mqpnar, wbo rented the villa trom maria-• ., .. Cllia.y..&&tlm -Gau resident, Abdul Jarlm el
for the eaamlnl"-by Wbi"•1 '1 ~~. ~~ -.,.._ · uuu ...... ~. ........-:--,-SUnni, who is currently on asslgmnettt
Mtl. Lou.lie Campbell. ,.._,. •• ,... -._ mt for the United Nations in Rangoon,
Hirsch said he did not perform an d ..._ ~ • .._. 6t: cra: Burma. autopsy, but did eumlne the body 11 the ...., __ .. ____ It uid 11..,..li troops <iooed In on thil
Buckeye funeral home, where it bal been be ~ --l .. ~ • • A Yiila wbiJe iDvtslicatiq a arenade attaq
since Whltiog died Feb. IL '""''"'"' -. .. ._..Zar e• -ialt Gali Clly Tbunday lbat killed a 111' 11.:;,."*"" ,.....i.s llnleli aoldler and WOlltld.,J Whiting wu NislnNJ manager fGr ac--a-.-pg ........ m; wutbet and a previoua grenade attacJC
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tre.1 or the filming cl. the movie, "'Jbe TwlatiJ' pfE-111 .. 11;1 gq 1i&fti Sllltl l'l!fuJee camp Sunday.
Man Who Loved Col Dlndng," w11m he - -•• iM s was found dead In a Gila Bend molel 8 1 M ---· ... 11111111' .... COMING UNDER FIRE from the
room registered to Miss Miles. *6e 'tit ml -~ 4di:aw iiljRlll fa llmbr, the announcement said, u>e dao -... '_. s -,. -llormed lt, klllins Ila occupants. lt
Gila Bend Justice of the Peace Mulford • ,,,. a ill a!lt ... s 15 f, ti-identified tbem a1 Moha.a:uned Mahmowf
Winsor said Ttwrsday an inquelll into ala. , el A.suad, Alias Che Guevara, the cooi-
Wbiting's death will reconvene ~ at • J ... a. .,.,, ' o'S m.aoder of the Popular Front for the
J0,30 a.m. next Wednesday. Winar said ...,...i, -,..... -.. 1J11i ~ at Palestine (PFLP) In tftE
he expects actor Burt Reynolds, Mm ..... 9liil 6t ; 52 -. :"' r ... strip and two of his aides, Kamal Am
Miles and Jane Evans, a governess to dDlly' -.. w ,. _ ;z,. ta Salim Gaoouo and Abdul Gadi Abdul Aziz:
Miss Miles' son, to testify. tbe e•wc >· -P.lkh •............•...•................. , ....... .
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Genesis Defeat,ed •
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lt.NllF:LES (UPI) -A pact on the choice of textboob
te Board or EducatJon l'\11· throughout the naUon.
on what California Approved textboob ia ·
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lchUdren will be taugbt California must now note that
t the origin of man bu "most scientists ..a~ tbJ1
ted ln a small setback for the theory of organM: evolutiaa
in and a defeat for is the best scientific descrip-
nefils. Uon we have to a(XX)U.Dt for
board ruled 'lbursdoy the complex !onus of life In
a 7·3 vote that approved the past and preaent."
tbooks f 0 r elementary As an example or tbe kind of
1 aludenll ean ooattnue ~:es which wtil ha"' lo be
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present man as having Now -'"Like the other
lved from lower anlmals, organism• inhabiting t bl 1 Al--e•-• ..,r_..__
1 must treat It es theory planet, man 1uu evolved from ~ ...-"" · ~--:r~
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ut the board overtuled the Future -"It is believed In ri& sprays the remaim of three F4 phantom jela llrat ftr9 -g , not proven tact. ancestral origins." Kili~flre
by fundamentalist. the tbeory of evolutton that flown Nny'1 Blue Angels aerobatic lam wbm 111eJ cnobed about 20
glo1Js g1'.C111po and some of man tias evolved from an-miles -cf D Cenln>. 'Xhe pilots pandluted to safety alla Ille $4..5 mll-
own members lbat sclen-cestral organisms, like the lion-dolliir jets c:ollidrd tem wert rellgiou> other organisms inhabiting----"~'-"--===--------------------
liefs that a divine power this planet." .
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Assembly Moderates
. Win; Burke Loses
SACl\AllENTO (AP) -A
moderate Republican ti., won
the mlMrity Door leldor'1 job
In Ille Aaombly, turnilll beck
a conservative's challqe ln
the first change In the
lt.aembly'1 lop GOP pool In
elabt yean.
'Ibo election Tbursday of
Bob Beverly of Manhattan
Beach was followed by the
election of two other 1tlf·
described moderates to the
No. 2 and No. s Republican
post. In the Assembly.
Beverly defeated Bob Burke
Umea in the CalJrora.la
1ec1a11eur..
ol HunllDClon Bucb oa a IM
-ol Ibo RepubllcaD caucus
lo succeed Bob Monagan of
Tracy u minority f 1 o or lt.L1110UGB Bevwly dld not
leader. have Moctagan'• public eo--
donement, he hu been clo:!e-
MONAGAN IS expected to ly allied wltb tbe former floor
resign his Assembly 1eat of 11 leader and wu 11.1pported by
years to accept a post in the the same moderate • liberal
Nixon AdmlnistraUon as a.sat. coalltion wblch tept Monagan
tant secretary of tramportas in power.
tlon lot eongresalooal llalson. In 111155, Mooaa:an was leader
Asaemblyman Fronk Murphy of the young moderai..s who
of Santa Cn11 was elected to won party control in the
sutceed Beverly as GOP Assembly away from con· 1
Caucus chairman, the No. 2 servative1. Burke II the fourth :
Rep u1b 11 can post, and constrVallve .Republican to :
Assemblyman Dixon Arnett of unsuccessfully e b a 11 e n g e .I moderates for puty i
Redwood City ...., elected teadenhlp In the put tbree 1 party whiP.. years.
Beverly s election was seen Bf:verly bu a reputatloo u •
ated. the universe, or that
n ii the product of a
pedal creation" by God.
TB E SCIENTIFIC com·
munity mounted a determined
campaign a g a I a s t the
demOlJC!s by religioos groups,
and the National Academy of
Science.t condemned attempts
lo require mWng religioUI
and scientlfic believes in
school booka.
False Latid Oaims Charged
Rock Group
Musician
Found Dead
as a continuation of control of a moder-ate who bu a working
the Assembly GOP caucus by re I at lo n l'h Ip with the
the moderate-liberal faction of Democratic majority,, wblch
the party which supported now stands at 49-29. He
Monagan. -was one of only e I g b t
Clt.'n>RB noled t b a t
-publilbers tend gear lbelr msterlal lo tbe
ger msrkeU, rulings In
lfornla, the nation's moat
pulous state, have an lm·
oan Baez Reveals
isexual Tendency
BERKELEY (AP) -Folksinger Joan Baez says what
story in a local campus newspaper says is true -she
''bisexuel.''
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
atete a!Wney _.i'I Glllce
has accused • Nortbern Calilornla _ _....
of m•tin& false -In Ille
promotloo of -Iola In
Si1ki)W County.
It.tty. Gen. Evelle J -
Younger said Thllnlday be hod
filed • complaint 'l&J'jnd:
Sbastina Properties I n c • 1 ownen and _._, of Ille
16,000.acre Late Sb a 1 t In a
developmenl near the town ol
Weed.
"'-the clir<d<n of
._..,. l'l-1ieo Inc. II
Sen. Jolla L -(&QoD-
clale), a -riYal "' y..._., 6r the GOP
DDminatkm. far • t to r • e J ...,....i.
Tiie _,.int, liled 'llmn-
day in Olalra Cloata Oloioly
Supericr OJmt, accuses
Sbntlpa -. hilbw:tia« er
PEiwiUhc gdrmwn "tD UR .. _ la aellilll lols
wtddl misnpemt .mal .. 1111-..-.·y-aid In a nnrs rrJease.
Sm.. James R. Miiis (D-San Monagan's tenure as floor Republicans to be given a
Diep). CORTE MADERA (AP) -theleaderlonand. speaker was one of committee cbalrmansh1p when
OD& of tbe mlaitPltlm' Ron McKeman, the 27,year, gest continuous GOP MoretU parceled out 27 such
ta-, v...,.. Aid, wu old "Pig Pen" ol tbe fabled leadership relgno In modern Poll& In 1171.
that the pqn:bue of llmd 11 Grateful Dead rock group, hu .--------------------; LUe Slwttlna wu a -m. been found dead In bll aput-
'ftlbnmt, mtatn to uicreue meat in this San Francisco
ill nlae In the .future. Bay area community.
..A. ..A.. ..A.. ilfcKeman's body WU found >< >< >< Thursday night on tbe Door of
$4 M!JJ! -n his bedroom by a neighbor
UUAJ -hod not seen him foe two days, the Marin County c:or-D B oner's office aa1d. An autoply
Clubs: No Cover
State May Push Nude Ban.
spots wlD not COYer up tlleir dancers u required '"* a · ue uyerS ;.aa~~1:use":l.st~.o SAN FRANCISO (AP ) -A hatt dalen,llroldwly nf11>t
A SP 01( B S 11 A N for LOS ANGEUlS (AP) , -. ends said that be IUf· r-elate bon on bottomless enteitalnmenl, a opokes-
Ba:tw, , t tnua ti. tile Refmll-. gp to N million are fered from hepatitis, an illness man for the owners said. •
-Rip•&•• ~ die-land pmdmon at tbat prevented bim (rom "We will not cov..-up oor bollomlesl ~ llld,"" "'Ibo qllllles ore all comet. 'lbooe are 11\Y qwles,
off a tape recorder," Miss Baez said Frlday rJ a
In the Daily Califontian quoting her as saying she
a kJYe affair with another woman when she was 2L
aald lbe -bid not yd CO-. aty under an playing witb the group In re-will not pit G<llrings on our -dancon," lllve
seen y-··......,.... aal ..,_ mdled with Gnat ooit months. · -.S, publlcl-'1 fer !dx ol the clubs, aid 'l'lllnlday. • I
"ONE OF THE nicest whatever you want to call it -
~my life -was a woman," the independent student
. wspoper clrcUlated on the University ol California carn-
bere qllllled her as saying.
"My ~ge!''S been sttting, BWeating behind his dest,
altlng !or tbe day when I'm going to say that lo the 1'"'"·
told him I Would answer the question if it was ev« ask·
"lbe aid.
Lot.r abe elaborated lo a Sao Franci!co Ouuticle ,..
"Ever)Qle ii, llllft er less, bisexual. People just don~
IDl lo admit it. It oomes down lo ledmlcaUlles ol wbelher
ad It out or not."
MISS BAEZ, 32, said the sexueI eocoonter 8be referred
was "my fil'lt ,and mly" IUCh experience. •11 loYe men.
am male~" !be added. •,
Silo told _..... at her home Oil the Sao Frandam
· tmt she wasn't sure 11 she used Ill< ...-
)a'm, er If the dilclosure should i.ve bem made, "but I
kmw lt'• ~lo a Joi ol people."
"Being bl8ezuaI, you're Vf1:'J much looted down upon
the uppity members ol gay lib," she said. "The ex-
c vlsm around being loQIIly py ii one ol the moot self-
~ I've ever nm Into."
"II you swing boCh ways, you really IWlng," abe 1ok1 the student newspaper. "I just figure, you know, double
. your pleasure."
Is Someone
Out There?
hlld no 01111..tp •••onwnl Western Oties Inc., says u!'l!KERNAN, who played '1We will ftgtt them in c:Ourt," M l&ld after OWD«;I:
n--Eftlle J . v_... organ and harp and was a got notice from tllO -AlcllbDtic Bennp OOntrol 0.
?*'_--H"" wa•Wll Yoaapr said 'ftllrr(Clay a vocallst.wuanoriginalmem· partmenttoooveruptheirbottom.leslacta. ~= ... -.:;G:jp :::::: "" • ....., la loo .Aopies ber of the Grateful Dead. 'Ibo It.BC said In Los Angeles M -1d enforce retrul•-
!qieliot Olart oellles tile ·Known as Pl1 Pen, -apinlt boUomless acts In places wtbil aJooiiollc
srANFORD (UPI) ~ .t. U.. 6r ~ --' -ls dilplM lnNltlng salel at Mc:Keman's trademarl: was ~·-
St an ford --·---• lbe !ming Cllllanda aty, *'lllfled In b11 outrageoua appearance: ''Theoe aren't crlm!DaI d!arg..," hi aid. "We'lellat
gested Tb u rs day that GOP '-•re for pral' • -b}" ~ w-. llnlt<d long bladt hair, Indian bead going to -out paddy wagODI and 'lbad •em up wtlll
myst«lous radio stgno11-.i P"' Ian of tile -lf Oiop.. the pu..a of Great band, long blsdt moustecbe vlol-s."
40yean Bl!"lllOJ' line bom"~Repdilkwis~~~~,,.....,.~~~-~ooll~~W~estern~~a~ti~oes~----__:and~~an~ol~d~v~est.~----1:,====================================J
an elfort by lntelI;g.ot lile ml·
space to (Ullh@irate wllh
the earth.
Ronald N. B........U aid a new reading of the ..,....,
recorded mte;mM• £i1
---ad Im, ,... ~ tbelr m""' • cm
-·--In the nortbem Dy.
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from SaJUhh adet!I• Dmrw
Lunan of G1-, w1io llld
sent him his -....
have lo be ailemelr -not lo !brow my iiiJ16*c
wbidl mlgbt be 'the m r er•
from elkwbee In the 11111-
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,,. membership card permits
you to buy nearly every·
"thing you need from the
~finest closed,doqr show-
' rooms at substantral sav· •. ·ngs _, appKances, 1urnl·
lure, stereo equipmen~
,sportln11 goods, draperies i ?"d much, much more.
,.; Yoo can even buy ears
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'mobile homes and motor·
1 cycles at substan tial sav-
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Effective Annual
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Passbook. No Minimum. 1
5.75%-5.92%
One Year Certificate
$1,000 Minimum.
6.00%·6.18%
Two to Five Vear Certificates
$5,000 Miniroom •
Up to 90 days loss of Interest on amQunt.s
withdrawn before maturity on au certificate accOllnts.
also provides big dis,
counts on tickets to sport·
_Ins and entertainment
events ••• plus a whOle
list of free services: safe
deposit boxes, money or-
ders, traveler• checks,
and riotary services.
Membership require·
ment fOf'savers-$2,500
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borrowers now recetve as.
soclate (lllmbeBhlps eo-
titling lh!lnl to all out&lde
referral sel"VTces. Ask
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for. Sea Kings
Cina• c1e1 11ar m111 School'• beilbtbell team w111
.. plaJloi Ill th1t m Sotrtl!= Sodlall ....,!On1!1 pme
toodebl 11 the Loi Abgtlea ~ Anna -and It iDaJb
~ tbe 1eeo11d time In the blatory ol the Orone• Coait
-lhli ID llU team hu Calnetl a 1emllinall berth.
If Corona del ...... Sea KlQP .... IUCCtftful jo.
lllPt ""1011 ver11wn Del HIP'• two-Ume deteodlne
dllmplDna, Ibey will play the wlnmf of the Puaden•
(.l!mMWit Hoover iame for the CIP' A.AAA champlousblp
Salmday DigbL
Tiie Sea Kinp, coached b)' Tandy Gillll, won lbe
lnlne 1-ue cbamp!-"lp ....i the Huntington Beach launWDenl cbam~p in atna!na a 26-1 record.
Corona de! Jbr bu bad • hlltory <Jf oulatlDdlng
bubtbolJ. lellDL T1iil ii Ille sixth time In -en years
that• Corona del Mor team ~ tor the P11Yoffl and
Ille cunenl team felluret pllyers wno attained
All-Orange County llafa&. ' '
Coroni del Mar bu made a h•blt of playing close p....., Wmlng Dine b)' three poinh or leu.
Tho DAIL)' PILOT exteodl Ill iood wishes to the
Sea Ilnp fonlP~ and JIOpefully Salurday Dlgbt.
Fom-d .. y Week?
By for the moot lnlereltlng of the contract pro-
poula umetled by Newport Beach dty empl~yes II the
one c:alllng for Implementation of tho four-day wort
week In three more dty departments, public works,
commWlil;J development and finance.
'l1le lbortenod work week eoDC9pt bu been tried
In Ille parb department alttady, with apparent SUCCOIS,
although prlvue Industry bu found ll1aJJ with. It lo
W>w ~ results.
The lhougbt of 1borte'1;1"J I!>• wort Mele, and Of
perhape clollng down city for tbre&<bJ weelreacb
Is golilg to be one that ii 1un lo kick up plenty of palltls car dull In the· nut few yean.
But It II one ... ,1i111hed to a point tlllt Ille di)'
admlnl•ratt.oc will bne to pn It ComliWllloia.
Should di)' hall renliln open In tha early eve.obap,
from five until aeven o'clock, and then c1 ... P'tido~
it couJd prove a benefit to at· least JOme of tbe publle.
A major role In Ille dedslon wbetber to try It or not
should be played by the a'ead& of the various depmt.
meats. They have goal.I to achieve and 1hould decide
what ll:lnd& of work!Dg hours would be best for worker1
to get them done.
He Makes Good News
The DAILY PJLOT's role in our community II to
report the news -the good, the bad, the significant,
tho trivial.
Certainly one of NeWJJOrt Beach'• top oewsmaker1
during the past 25 7ears has been 0. W. "Dick" Rich·
ore!, the founder o Richard's Markets. And certainly
few ·In the community have matched him in producing
good, conltructive news, based on personal involvement
and penonal contribution to community affairs.
So the DAILY PILOT is happy to join the Newport
Beach City Council and the many civic, service and cul-
tural organizations and Institutions which have benefited
from Dick Richard's Involvement In congratulating him
on bis 25 years of service and wishing him well on the
oext25.
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Unpaved
Road Could
&-a Privilege
Dear
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MandatOl"fl Retirement Age Pro,,Osed
~YDNEY J.HARRIS)
Jn .. -btl.! -of good wlD not ... ..... Jlldt Aodenoo, the w-.pon .,..._.., lql......t out a
few --!or political flcuftS who ...., not held their palms out over the ,..... .
~ um .._ few, be died the
Seale dean, Georp A1km of V...,,..t,
wtio ... been.a
dlcWalidal!or
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the -be bu
-In Pldney, Vt., s1noe the mm
ii llill -ftd._"
'lllln II DO --lllll ill 1111 mind of s... Alkm'• ...,ield-.. 1111 -,, but .I
-ii«t that J-Aodenoo II a i.uch nahe ID mpect to the rood nmnlng put
the Senator'• v..-relrtaL · l"or tha
-tbal it bu ............ ._...s all
-,..... _., be more teatbnmy to tbe Seub"I inf'luepo)e than lo hll iD-
~ who wns 1 country hoUle
-wtiat • lolillC llnlUle It ii to bop the nod unpand; lndeod, an unpaftd
..... put ,.... ,._ ii .... of the 11111111
Qmbab of ll<C!mtm O>ce they '"'" I~
-l*i1f*Y ii ball -; ospedaDy lo
-lib Putney, where """""" Ooct ia all 6lriog the 111nnmer and faD.
-a dolen yean ago, the CGW1ty
-_ ... iated -to bmltcp the rood that nms olong 111J ~ ID
1i1o ...... -• pointless pn>jed, since
the .................. but -to the
main bipway, and the vut majority of
,_ ,,..fed it kepi just the way It .....
Are Congressmen, Judges, Too Old?
Now we have the pre1ldent M
the Newpon-M... Boord of Real·
t«s lllftelllng dty planning corn·
mWioneri may be tarred a n d
feotbetodl To what lel<el of lrn-
llpOllliblllty will OW' civic cliJcus.
sion lint oat? And to think we ac-
CUM the kids of bad mannenl
D.R. (for D!agusted Realtor !)
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BUT ONE of the Implacable facls of
polltical life 11..lbat once money bas been
a-1allld for a project, you can·bet
tliat inoney will be spent, whether the -1e moot aflected by It want It or not.
The ccntracton want It, and that's
,......, enough tn moot cases.
We objected, we protested, we signed
petltlolll, we llllgmallzed the pivject as
........wy and apemlve, "" lhowod
how the money could be far better spent
-but,.llctina Sm. AJl:en'1 dout, OW' oP-
pollUon WU fiultless. The road WU paY.
ed ·in reco.rd time, two miles eolni .,,
actb' nowhere !or oo particular reuoo.
and 11.tierYing" no one bul the residents
·who clldll' want ll
WASHING TON -It's a timely and
much needed reform-but Its chances of
getting anywhere are virtuaUy nil.
Rep. John Seiberling, D.-0., is .sponBO ...
Ing a constitutional amendment that
would imJ)OSe. an age limit of 65 on
members or Congress and 70 years for
federal judges, Including the Surpreme
O>url.
"L-Ong ago," says
Seiberling, 54syear-
old grandson or lhe
f0W1der of the Good-
year Tire & Rubber
Co., "Congress ac-
knowledged the wf5.
dom ol mandatory
retirement when It
establl.!bed a retire-
ment age fur those in government civil
.. rv1ce. It Is time ConiNRS applied this
principle · lo ' ltsett and the federal
judldary •II
IT IS TllllE, indeed, and long overdue I
'Ille Akron legtslalor couldn't be more correct.
Aa he pertinently polnis 001, the
average age of., chainoen of House com-
mittees Is 65, while federal judges serve
for life and some hang on Interminably.
Examples:
1be !ale Supttme Court Justice Hugo
Black was 85 when !lnally forced to
I (ROBERT S.AJ,J,EN)
retire due to severe illness, from which
he died a short time later. Justice
William O. Dooglas, 74, lingers UI
allhough requirina a battery.charged
pacemal:er for ·his heart and re<enUy
was reputed to be ailing.
But desirable as such a mandatory a~e
limit might he, putting it into effect IS
something Olle. Amflldlng Ille amtltu-
tloo is a dimcult and tortuous -.
To begin with, the !*-1 -..uid
have to he pa"""1 by ~y
aIJ of whose key leaders are "senior
citizens," to put lt tactfully.
THEN, even if the amendment
somehow got through Congress, where a
two-thirds majority ii required, It would
have to nm the hlgbly ·uncertain ptmt1el
of the 50 state legislatures, tbne-fourtba
of which would bave to approve.
It wouJd take a loog tim&--a.s
· demooslrated by the discouraging fact
that there is no evideooe Selberilng'•
sound idea is even getting started in
Coop-ess.
'lbal's not daunting him; he ii firmly
convinced that aoooer or Jater h1s pro-
posal will make headway.
"At a time when we are all cmcemed
with the need to lftathe new life into the
legislative branch of our government,"
argues Seiberling, "this amendment is
particularly Important. In the past
several mooths, we have made signifi-
cant reforms in House procedures and
the committee system. I believe they will
go a long way Iowan! l'MSlahlishlng eoog..... as a br>neh ol governmeot of
equal stature with the executive branch.
"But notwithsta1ldlng lhese worthy
sbides, "' hav~ not tqucbed on one ·._t of Coogresa, wlUd!. '10'baJll-JllO<e
tbmrany otbe~ will alti!Aalely detmnlne
wliether tile -::e ol powen "1UliD our &\MS can 1·~ b e
-...d-tbe ~p of Coogrou."
THE CRUX ti that piob!em, In Sefber..
ling's , op!Jdim. ii agj!d I~ .What.
Congress needs ls younger memberl with
physical and mental vigor to stand up un-
der the heavy demands of their jobs.
''This ii a .job !0< malure men aod
""°men." amts Seiber.ling, ''bul not 1or
the aa"4" ·
It la no ooincidence, Seiberling noted,
that --ticlls ""1<eraed with their "lnstituliooal health" have a1moSt
universally adopted mandatory re-
ment for bolh officers and
-loyees-usuaIJy age 65.
"BusineM bas found that without man-
datory retirement of older officials and
empk>yes,.. be declared, "it is a:-
tremely difficult to attract and bold able
younger men and women needed to kttp
a firm vigorous, progressive and suc-cessful." ...... ·
SIMILARLY, Seiberling pointed out,
many states now require judges to retire
at 70. "That sound precept," be added,
"should he a p p I I e d lo the federal
judiciary. If practice has proved that lt ls
good for the states, it is certain to prove
,.lhf! same~ .the federal .he!!9h."
f>·Sllil anolhef slrong poinl,..:made by
S4IJerling ID aiivociiting Iir, jilan-lt ii ~to .~~ln rliiisttng encrOachment ot: ,.executive
aulbori!f. r : ·
711,.QjngreBs is·to check tbe .dangeroos -ll'O'wlJi..lll eiec;ut!ve (>OW'r Md resume its~ rol~ as the government's chief
la ' bcNfy,'~ . said the 0 h l 0
leg&!lW', "It niuJt have a vigorous and
for<:oful m<Il!hership, lo touch. with the ~ ..C::out people &nit open to ne"
ideas. iDe any other lnstitutloo seeking
to maintain its vitality, Congres.s needs a
cmtinuous Oow. of new blood.
"The oa.1.y way to ensure this is through
mandatory retire.ment. M a n d a to r Y
retiromtnt should he applied lo Co!lgresS
as well atlo the federal judiciary." WELL, now bmtdreds and hundreds .of
toorlstl 111de by every day lo the SWDz
mer, Utlirina the landscape, amelllng up
the atmolpbere with guoltne !Umet, and
deslroylnl the very privacy for which the
-were bouibt In the first place. There'• not even aoy "pubtJc interest"
Involved -the road ooly takes them out
ol their way.
Mental Hospital Flap Unwarianted
As the crowning insult, some pro-Sickening. Tbal's what It Is.
motional nul in the county seat added our '-Slck-&lck-sick the way IOD\e play on
road to the 0 Fun Map" distributed to the rean and I emotlOOJ of others for
loUrlsts by the Chamber of Commerce. personal gain aod notoriety
Don't tell me that Sen. Alken didn't see Take the recent flap ov;r the state's
all this coming wben be esuclled the long-range program
fullest power of his office to keep the to phase out its bo!l-
road running paat bis house In Putney pitals for the meJ>-
glorlously unpaved all these yean. !ally m and retard-
ed.
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First, standards mu$ b;·ai.r lhe local more ~;·~th partisan games
facilities and then acceptaltlg f~'Jip !hail ·1/l!~~·lhO mental byjjene pro-RUS WALTON and qualified -.developed and l~ gram. . .• . • .
'-----------' ~ facllltole the relocation of the""'-.'. ·;. soH!ioNE should set thol!e 0people the dOpailnM5JI of menial bygtW-llas-iltnllgilt.·The purpose of the siale s meDz
developed a pn>gram of full cithell and 1'11 h)'Jiene program Is lo care for thO and all state ho5pilals will he pliaaed out
shortly after that. Timing depemds upoo
the development of additional and ac-
ceptable facilities , at the community
level.
Don't Marry a Girl Wlw •. 1bere Is nothing
new about the con-
cept of community
care for the mental·
ly Ill.
THE ST A TE also plans to relocate
some 10,000 mentally retarded patleots in
small, famll)"type units at the local
level. In that way Miis could he clooe to
home and pareqta: and r e c e i v e
personalized care aod training. That pros
gram is at least 10 years in tlle future.
parll · "-In the "'•••'-• It D$llally ill aod the mentally retarded. II parent Cl!"'-. ...--.. Is not lo provide jobs for llate workerS \ waa, Dr. Mayer ~v~. ooe way to iet it is not to provide state pa_yrolls for
the paremla and guardians of the MRs Communities wbere big-ha'11 mental
know what lay ahead. . hospitals are located; It ii not to provido
Well, that wu where the flap started. politicians with /IOWlster piaijorms .
Most of the noile and by>terta came from Plrenil of •the Miis w.ere upoel.
two ·soums: Uodentandably Many did not realize
-lrTetpooslble llale emplol'"'· who stale law pn>biblls the arbitrary or
What kind of a air! should a man ma,..
ry?
lt started hack In Jo~=~~ •=18 i:liluaUng caprlcloos reklcaUoo of. patienil .. But, the . ______ . or pa. . • law is cleari the expllclt penruSSion of
-Im! poUliciana who ate the ~rent or guardian must ~ obtained.
helare an MR pall&ll can he .-ated. 1bat ial, tao bani to figure oot A man
lilould many the girl he's in love with
md ""' "'1 oJong with, and who illves
bim and CID gd olong with him.
Wbel kind of g!rl llbould a man avoid
-•1ilC? AN/ other kind.
[ ....... _HAL __ B_OYL_E_J
1957 with the pessage of the Short-IJoyle
Acl. That was a great year. It waa the
beginning ol the end for warehousel
where the menially m were lllaciled and
!orgolten. Piling thol!e unfortunate folb
lemglb and broods for daya U she breaks ID aotblfis far from home ii not onJ;y
cruel, It la countel'Jl'oductive. It causes
many !lltienll! to regress, to deteriorate.
A Grecian L0ve Affair
You'd think ~ leglslalors and of,
ficials who are soundihtl of! would know
about the law. If' they did and thq
penlsted In thelf loose lalit, °"" ... kno1r them ror demagogues.
llU1 be lhould be at llj>OCial palm lo
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-of pi who -
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-hair than be
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1'ldnb beillg ...
mer. --.Ue'' -
• Ibo coils it -II
+•t»w*allllliJC. ~,.tdelothe
feet Ibo _, -wdJ and bu DO
dlllre .. lieanL I"-• -.i lhould wash 1111 own -Clll'l b<P • -laoldng ~ ~-..,,,-·-c.'l .., -lm!!liDI • _,, ••--ll'>ICPIJ' tiq.
...... ft to dole DUI bil -----of-·-... • ••flfll • : 2 ... di ba,e to
--two -" ... ..., -r:e.~ _.., _ llilp& ... .... ......
v-11111 -.11n1 -she'll do -.. C' rllla_ll.....,._ --··--Iha-
ooe.
Thlnb It ls 1 malt of her clevemeas,
and also the duty of a liberated woman,
to show up her husband In public
whenever she cao -just to keep him in
hil plaoe.
Never thinb It Is fun to get wet in a
sudden summer rain.
Believes her relative! invariably show
more character than his do.
CRIES U be laughs at the picturel In
her family album.
Would rather play with ae old doll than
a new baby.
Would rather •tart a oew war with her
motbe,..ln-law than keep an uneasy buce.
~· either tao many leflovers or never _.., any at an.
'Dllnb Jll mm are reall,y "just Utu.
~ -8 bad ll!U. hojs at that."
Doml, ..,. what her llusblnd does
Jiiii • ba ._., -bar too much.
61*1111 -of ber timo i*Ovlns """ cao pllJ br1cfce helter 111111 1111 otbar
-ID town.
-ID ertlcle Billt tblo II tao rldlalJous for wonil, becaule, "after all,
let'• be Rrloua -whit man eVtr knew
anytldn( about -lo Iba IJrlt plaee,
now rull,yt"
Comlai up Dell, Girll -Some Kinds
of Boys lfoi to llarry.
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California's program of community
care has pn>Ved to be sound and suo-
cessful. It bu establiBhed a pattern other
states and natlom now follow.
Under Short·Doyle aod, since 00, Ibo
Lantmnlit-Pelri>Shorl Act, population
at the stale mental Instltutlooa ha1
shrunk rrom 35,000 to 5,400.
In the bqlnnlng, the lllte paid com-mun1u .. IO 'percent o1 the coot of Ille
local -In llllS that .,,,. to 75 percent: now it's 90 ptrtenl Tbe at.ate
peya all ~ for prognma for the m•
!ally retarded.
SOME LOCAL racllftles are better Ulan
otbm but aD mli//I meet llate llandatds
to guaiily lo&: (be p_.am. Mental
!adl!tlu are aeldom pretty placel and
than ii DO Qoullt -do neod ~tient. are far better off at the
communllY le"1 lllan when tbO)' _.
trealed tike lepm tn -. remote co~
OOJ. Patient populalloe at the lllte'I
hospitals II dwtndlina al the nle of l,llOO
a year. DI'. WilllllD Ma)'tr, ,....Uy
namtd llate dlnctot ol mental b,y~ incUcto !bat 1>11177 111 menially lfi wid be car..i for In dlelr own commun1u ..
When Alexander Eliot -author 1 joumalls! writer of flbb ICljpll aoo
former ;b1or of '!'Imo nwpdne -,,.,...
ed lo Greece with his famlty 111 ~ a..,.
aenhefm Fellonbl(I. be dl4 not -.that he wu mnbarklai ..,... .'llfe.loitl ....
aflalr with that COOIDlry. So fir tlill fl>.
fatualloo bu reoulled tn flft ~,.
the hiltor)'' 1J111hol08)' aod art of that
natloo, the l•lell belnJ '!be Jlll.tmi Coo-~ ... ·Hlst«y of G.....,. (American
Haitap Prell, flJI),
OOllMENTING Oil lllfs ·-Uy g, lustnted wort, Ellot D01M t b a!-
"Problem Ooe ..... to deinonldrU the
unity of a .... t hlllar:r. This, bu ainn
been told pleoemoal beloro. 'lben' ...,,
Quotes
IUdalnl c. i...., LA. ... ..., ..
air polhitlo/i ._,. -"Fedorol
a..-v. emlllion ClOlltrul..llandanlt
could -the -·· motorilil "' blllloa for the dOCllde 1m. Ill& •.. a 111115
, ..... -tn ll&ht of -!eden! ~t -.. wltldl -tbll .,, pendlture will ClOlltrlbute .....,. Hula toward cleu atr, H •
·(THE BOO~ J
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It the)' ""'"' Ignorant of !lie law w
knol!ct_l!em for dlimlHlumhs .. El--way, Ibey seem devo'lf of COilis
pusioe for those Wlme lives 1ft alread1
burdened by a loved one who bl mentall1 retarded.
ORANGI COA.IT
DAILY PILOT
Rolfm N. Wttd, Pubfilhtt
Tho71141 KHvll, Edilew
Barbaro Krelblch Editorial Page Edl!or .
The editorial '*"' ot UM DI.lb' Ptlot .tttkt to Inform and 1ttmu..
late readtn by pracnUna: t&il
""'''Oii*'• oplnionl and ·· fOl'n•
'ml!'ntar) "" toPcs or lntek:st and •ltnltiet~~ provJdln1 a forum
tor tbe expa~k-n or out readtn' uplnl a(Jd by prei&e:n tJnr the
dlwne vle.'[rinll at 1ntonned ob--
lt1'¥C111 aJ)d apokeaml!'n on topks
Dr UM ~y.
Fri~. Marcil 9, 1973
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Schools Forfeit Aid From State
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Si~.of Classrooms ~xceed Approved Averpge«
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Doaos of athool dlstrlcll lo liscal plannor Walt ~
tile .iate have been forfeiting said today,
lllllDooi ol clollon it! state aid Basic aid dlitrlcta get tm
1 i..c.u.. their dasmlom s1ua per ADA (avmge dtlly aj.
1exoealed a atate-approved tendance) In what la Allll<Ol ave,.ge~State Department of foundation '"'?"!f.· P•~lllol Eduralliiii' r<OOri!S, allow. !or overcrowded c~ms
George McMullen, h!ldgel
<jireclor for Los Angeles city
ochools,-said traNient pupils
pusheil .ata.s sir.es beyood
limits. ' . .
Meler, Orange Ca U.n t y
education official, said that in
many cases "It Is cbeaj)er to
give up some state aid' than
hire another teacher."
Olllcla!s ,.id aome dlslricll doo't dip Into lotilll!alloo
c1-lo be penalir.ed bY. Dione;-, but ralbel' Into extra
redoctfons In t!ielr' aid en-equallulllon aid that medium
titlemeall, ~g that or low·wealth dlslrl<i. get.
ch.aper than blrlng more . · ~ IF A DISTRICT Is five
teachers lo meet, the. ataDd-''l'llEIUr.S NOTlllNG ·ror students over, It la ~
mis. .;a them to take; away fr1Rn us," lor 10 students, Meler said as
t t ·. • , ··, Adrian 5.:1ld.-' adding that the an example. In past ~ars.
STATE trl'AMlAJIDS·.,.. district tries to stay witbilt 11\e districts have gotten about
quire an '7'<rffltf ol 13 slate ,.mandates, ll!I\· ·oltetr, one-thin! of the money
studeQ!s , I• ..... ~5e~ can't aftlJl'.!l .,birlng a ~cher ·:necessary to educate each c1 ..... ; 3t ~ .,.. .. • gb ·, !or a few'el<lr• studenll .iJi dlf· , child from the state.
third gri!l,es .in<! ~·in . lerent cJaael, '' .',•' , . 'l,'bls might be , !200, Mele~
' througb,e!lb\lt lnidn'.. ' ~ prel<!rred <lasi· s!Us, u)d. That multiplied by the 10 I Ora,n~ .u!tll)~ 'S~lf~~ I . were made,ataie law in1~.' , ~Students ii $2,000 lost in state
I OWrlct w~ wet the;"'"1'!:-, State records show dis~, .,41d: · ·"' ·~11Mt;~'t~ ,,al)jltlt ~"!hat ran over those ntunb<!l!o · ·~'Titer!''a; "9 way you can ~'StQderi~" an ~~e" CouptY ~,.s.Los Anietes, Orange, ~~;:-~.f ~·[or $2,000/' he
1 Departinen! 'of Education of. moont, 1Jklah, Elsinore,, .Ui(I) · .. '''•·' •. fjCial ~af~~y. . . ~· . P!acen_tla, Lorilpoc, 1,.odl tC: ·~:._gyj;.~ te~nt state lleCli_~,. pf.-a state _com· Riv1<'s1de, Valley <h _ks , ,.IC~.-~-bill, might '~ta Ilona!' 11\<!W. !be 1\islrkt Fresno, Charter Oaks •1 and , ~biii~~; ~~ :;:.~.tl!l'e f o r , w8s fi!t4Jfy ~p~ii<!d as if it Valley Oaks. :. :~~, .... i,cts, which
I ~d ~Jt9•or.l!Y ~stude!}ts ' • . ~-l!Olf' · ... ,J/iOney from
. said Joe !-feler, director·;;/ ' LOS ANGELES for(eited fh.i;~~ •~t\:;~_id.
county busmess. serv!Cf!I."' .. , $55$,848 In atate aid las\ year, " -, . ~ ';id.,
, • • r actordlng to state records, the ·ft.AUU!.ilt: .uIVON leaders ~~T-MESA · Unlfleij ·•·highest it ever had. · · in Los,Ang~a.·•"-llave com-
: School ~ct frequently ba9 -. . • , , · ' ·~ ·
been over state stahdlird~ · F ' H Ci · . · " i...:Bil Keane from a few students fQ $'?1 as · .... ti r~:. , . v~~j·~~ ~·
was the case last year. , · ' · · t~ ~-. · .~-
But Newport-~esa hasn't ~· ; t
forfeited any state aid.
"There's no penalty because
we're basic aid," di~ct
Bus System
To Expantl
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plained abotlt crowded classes,
reacted immediately.
Robert Sanders af t. he
United , ·Teachers. ar Lo s
Angeles accused the district of
"cl'tllcally sacrUiclng t b e
fulUI" o( children !or Ute sake
of economy.''
Robert Unruhe ol UTLA
said the class sizes had
"penalized children'' a n d
"violated tbl;' spitit and in-
terest ot ·state 1aw."
McM.Ullen Said addltlanal
teachei'! had been authorized
last·" summer by the • sc.\M>ol
beard and thus he antieipat.ed
no penalty-would be made this
year. .
U.S. POW '
Cuts Down
Alimony
SAf/'~GO lAP ) -A new-
ly freed · prisaner of war went
to cou'rt Thursday· to ffght his
wire~s divorce demand for $000
manthly support. The judge
cut it to ·$500.
Elizabeth ·Ann Berg, 30,
filed . for, dissalution of her 13-
year marriage to Maj. Kile
Berg, 33, or Seattle, Wash.
THE AIR Force pilot was
shot down July 27, 1965, aver
Narth Vietnam a n d im-
prisoned until Feb·. ·zz. While
captured, Berg's attorney
said. all of Berg's pay -
Si04',607.rl _:was sent to Mrs.
Berg.
In a farmal declaration ta
th& court, Maj. Berg protested
that, . his wife ' 'in o v e'id
numeraus times and . wasted
community assets in frivalous
expenses" while he was away.
I Transit District says It ' will
acquire the San' Pedro Transit
lJnes in a move to expand bus
service in the area.
RTD President Dr. Norman
Topping said Monday that the
San 1'edro-barbor c It I es
service .wouJd begin as soon as
possible. ·
-. . SUPERIOll COURT Judge
Jack.R. Levitt or.tiered B'erg to
.,_ Pro' .. ~mPOfary SlJpPort of $175
monthly for each af the
"couple's children, ·aged 10 and
11, and $150 . ~anth1y fOr his. The move was supported by
Assemblyman Vincent
Thomas (!).San Pedro), wflo
asked the. 1\'11> dlrectora to
approve tb8 · purchases of
aperatlng rights and equip-
ment.
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' "Talk about R0UGH DAYSLMis~-J~hnson Y,elled·at u;
so much her throat·got soie'and she-had to 90"
hom~then l ha tO ~uh the class."
wife·. ·
~rg's ·monthly salary was
listed as $1,~: Mrs. Berg, ..
wbon\ he married in Phoenix,
Afiz.,'was"'.gfa'nted custody J>l ·the cbildreit. '.~ i.~~.
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I;Jemocrat,s Rap Reagan
For Stalling of Remap
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· SACRAMENTO !AP) -<cudvo said Thundo)' about nounoed Thurtd.ly be and
DeOIOCrall say "the fear of Ute 1'71 coolest. Jt.pl. Paul Rogers and !>ante
RotWd llejlgan" broke up a Ml<ecl U be mlg)tt ran for J'ucell, an fl'lorlda Democrata presf4enl alter •tet>Plnl down and m<mbm of the House
blportllan comprombe o n as flOYmlOr following nnt Agricultural L a b o r Sub-
A s sembly reepportlooment year'• etectlOos, Reagan Ont eommltte, would meet at the
and torpedoed a lu\.cbance said, In a pooderlng fuhlon, Soutb Dade Coonty camp to in-
redlstrlcling bill. "No." He paused a a<cond and vestlgate the handling of the
Assemblyman Kenneth A. added, "I dOft't know what I'm outbreak..
Mead e of Oakland, goingtodo." Dr.JohnFreyofMlamisaid
DemocraUc author of the treatment would have been
reaf)llOlllonment plan, oent bil e Right. Win "faster and better if the peo-
bUf to the inactive file 'nlurt-pie involved would have been
day, placing It in a IOrt of HARTFORD, Conn. (UPl) middle class whites lnstead of
leglalatlve deep frteze. _ Tbe O>nnecticut house Mexican-American migrants."
The lurprile move came changed Ill mind Thursday .e Shield Lato
after Assembly Republlcalll and apprtWed tbe E q u a I voted to unanimously oppose Rlghll Amendment to the U.S. WASIUNGTON (API -Sen.
the redlltrictlng bill un1... c.on.tltutlon. Tbe lltate SeJtt.te Alan craoston has Introduced ,
further concesslons were wW consider the amendment w:,ri he cal_ls .~ toughened
made. and prompted ac-guai'anteetna equal rlghta ror v Ion of h~ absolute, no
cusaUons from Democrats of · loopholes" bill to protect a ·
J newsman's conf1·dential
Meade said Democrall, who JN SHORT." co.'ii:,esbiU , introduced Thurs-
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broken promises and "lyiog!' [ ·
hold a 49-29 majority, bad the _ day would keep newsmen from
votea to pass the redlltrlctlng ed f bill without GOP support. But women next week, and ii ex~ being fore to testi Y about u .. 1 ,...,.._
the: vJctpry would be pointiest peeled to approve it their stories or to turn over B i
without GOP suppor1 on later u approved, Connecticut notes or other information to otnecom ltfl
votes to override an expected would becOme ~29th atate to the courts. U.S, Navy Cmdr. Rich·
veto by Reagan-ratl/y the amendment. e Defro.,k Ro10 an! A. Stratton speaks
Senate ~dent Pro Tern--NICOSIA (UPI) -Three for 19 prisoners of war
pore Peter L. C~~lunan CR-senior bishops of the Cyprus who returned to Travis
Lyme), J>red!fted off the top Orthodox Church said Thurs-Air Force Base Thun-
J'UNEAlJ, Alaaka (AP) o! my head pa818ge by no day they will ' ' defrock • ' day. He said "Let's
Oil spilling from the hold of a l~t;r._:~n Thursday on a vote Archbishop Makarios -in 30 move our coulitry for-
grounded tanker at t b e o · day~ if he does not r.eslgn as ward . . . America, we
western tip of the Alaska president. They said h l s love you "
peninsula has .sent C.oaat e IAe Claimed spiritual and political title con·----·-----
Guard units racing to begin flict.
e OH l.eoking
Water Not Safe
In Miami Beach
M!AM1 BEACH (lJPI) -bad lhOWn that the City of
RWtlent1ol one of the world'• Miami Beach'• water auppiy la
luxury playgrounds bave been cmtamlnated with bacteria
drinking water contaminated from human waste.
by human "81te. In Atlanta, the federal
Dr. Miiton Sulaw, the Dade E n v 1 ronm<ntal Protec:tlon
County health director, ad-J.cency announced that the
vised retld¢.s Thurtd.ly to resort city's water bad been
boil all wale< used for drink-c;!ass!llJ\'1 """" prohibited,"
ing. making Ice and brUshlng . meaning It la unsuitable ·ror In·
teeth. . tmtate transportation.
He told the Dade County
Melro Commission that te1ts
Rumors
Scotched
EPA REGIONAL ad-
miniBtrator Jack Ravan aald
Miami Beach· had lau.d to
meet ~stJ!l>lished itanciardp !or
bacteriological quality and the
water system continued to
have such problems.
Jta,van said there were no
reports or dlfftcu!Ues with tbe
NEW YORK (UPI) -When Miami w~ter system which
a photographer offered to take supplies the beach area.
wedding pictures for Henry SasJaw said the high bac-
Kissinger and Nancy Magin-teria count iD the watef prob-
nes, K1sslnger quipped, "I'll ably was due to seepage in
take you up on that." -the pipes, but he wasn't sure.
The quip led to rumors ~f "We have not been able to
Impending marriage. determine the cause yet," he
"I find these rumors said.
outreageous," Miss Maginnes City manager Frank Spence
said Thursday. quickly questioned Saslaw's
She frequently is seen with findings, saying they were
the free-wheeling presidential based on six isolated sampl·
adviser. ings of water at gas stations
and public toilets. Spence said
he would hesitate to use the
UNSPoil.ED, SECWDED
2% tO 3 acre ranchos amid tbe
great oaks of Clewland National B>rest
.[)ele:p in. 'thm sreat oalc reJion QemmtorOnb' 21 IClllDic mu.
of the Cleveland National from 'Saa Juan Capiattuo.
Forett liu a 3,00.:am bland of J.ancbo Capilllrllll? p&tOCll ~
J'OUinl hilll. Wup:l Valle)'J and priced flom $9,7$0 IO $18,750.
arusY &lades koown f' R,ancho . euy down, llbenl ftm.ocil)S.'
Capl.struo. Vutt1acbttofthe
l'Cadonal'Foreat recreatioll area
stretch In almost e~ry dir«:-
tion, a Goverument-<1wned
buft'cr aplmt population and
commercial encroachment.
Pltuoltt Scenic Drive:
Santa Ana/San Dioao
Freeway to bilcoric San
Juan Capistra.oo, Uien east
on Hwy. 1.4 (Orta1a
Hwy.) 2' mllea to tho
tura-off to the rlsbt at
"South Main. Divido" &lid
follow tbe lips.
Rancho Capistrano will bolonl
to just 133 owners, t11 ft<.
1/mp/e. Each of the 214 to 3
acre rancbol ii clured dd bas water terViOD and sradod road&. ~~------..
Ancient Spanl1b oab atill
stand on most of the raochoa.
This secluded praerTe. once
!IOld, can never be duplicated.
At Rancho Capistrano you'll
enjoy assured !Jeclusioo for an ':'
infinite· furure. the beauty of "--
cleanup operations, a LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A Makarios, starting his third
spokesman here said. ClA analyst c~arg~ Thursd.ay term as president, said the
Standard OU Co. o f that hls •uper1ors lied to him bishops had no authority to Government Recalls word "contaminated" to
describe the problem.
"'nature at its tovliesl," a tem· ~\W~-...-"
peratc year.round climate at ~JIJ.VI
:3300-ft. elevation, and -4$ min-~
ute access to coastal recreation /
at LaJUllll, Dan.a Poitlt and San L.f.._-~!!!!!!!:.!!.!!!!~ californla o ff t c l a I s In to prevent him from testifying strip him of his position as pri·
Anchorage said T h u r s d a y on behalf of Daniel Ellsberg in mate of the Cypriot church.
nigbt that at least 200,000 the Pentagon Papen trial. • frtlfun Boo::e
gallons of the fuel oil had been °There was a definite at-•om . lost after the Hillyer Brown tempt by the government to ~LLENW~D. Pa. (~P) -
Canned Mushrooms
JOHN BERGACKER,
Miami Beach public works
director, whose department Proptrty open /or showing weekends only,
takes the water samples on 11 5 o.n1.-p.m.
ran aground at Kelp Point keep me from testifying in Clifford lrv1ng, serving a
near 'Cold Bay, about 700 miles thla• court" said Samuel A federal prison term for his
soutllwest of Anchorage. Adam.a. ' • bogus biography of billionaire
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
government has announced a
nationwide recall of 6,000
cases of canned mushrooms
contaminated with bacteria.
The Coast Gull'd said an Adams was a specialist in recluse Howard Hughes, has
HC130 search plane was at the preparing reports on Com-been transferred to another
scene, with two cutters and 8 munist troop strength, motlva-pri!R?n after ~quor was found
helicopter en route. tlon and morale in Vietnam m his possession. from 1980 to 1972. Irving, who e n t e re d The Food and D r u g
Administration said Thursday
that only about 500 cases, each
containing 24 4-ounce cans of
F.red's Fresh Grown ·sliced
e Halt Sought
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Gov. Ronald Reagan has .urg-
ed a moratorium on presiden-
tial maneuvering until 1976 but
does not disclaim possible in-
terest in the White House
himself.
"Let's settle it then," the 62-
year--0ld Republican chief ex-
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e Tgphold Qui~
HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) -
A congressional subcommittee
today probes the handling of a
typhoid fever outbreak at a
migrant labor camp where
doctors have complained of
slow reaction by health of-
ficials.
Allenwood Prison last August
to begin serving a 30-month
sentence on fraud charges,
was transferred Tuesday to
the D a n b u r y Co'lfections
Institution i n Connecticut.
He was convicted in connectio.n
with the $650,000 sale of
publication r i g h t s to the
McGraw-Hill publishing com-
pany of the phony Hughes
Whole Mushrooms, w e r e
believed to remain i. n
wholesale and retail cbanne1s
when the recall started Feb.
22.
Rep. Wl111am Lehman en-biography. The recall involves all lots
Henry Hampster says,
"I love living in my Habitrail•
City penthouse where it's so
clean and bright."
Lock-Tite Door
Henry Hamster says,
"I love living in Habitrail• City.
There's always som~place
new to go."
shipped since last July by
Fred Mushroom Products Co.,
South Lebanon, Ohio.
An FDA Inspector
discovered swollen cans on
retail shelves, an indication of
bacterial action. The FDA 'em-
phasized that there was no
evidence of deadly botulism..
Last month about 8,000 cans
of mushrooms packed by the
United Canning Corp., East
Palestine, Ohio, were recatled
because of botulism. That
recall was extended to include
four Stouffer Food products,
and frozen pizzas in Michigan.
which Saslaw's fmdings were based, said _there is nothing Write for our free, illustrated brochure.
wrong with tbc water system 11•1110 "l'-IST11•0 at all. He said he believed all ,,.. II r · '' the bad samples came from public restrooms where con-2172 Dupont Drive, Suito 8, Irvine, Calif. 92664
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Miami Beach gets its water·1-------------------
from the city of Miami by way
of a pipe that crosses a
causeway over Biscayne Bay
from the mainland city to the
beach resort.
'Saslaw said his tests showed
the bacteria count in the water
system to be above acceptable
standards for human con-
sumption.
Listens to Landers
Nearly Everyone
Watch the fun in the cage with
Living World
Flavor Rewards
no bars. Set up a HabltraiJs•
environment-make a maze one
day, change it the next. Begin
with a starter set and add on to it
indefinitely. Sealed mesh floors
with snap-off trays for no-escape
easy cleaning.
Living World
Vari-Diet
No Drip
Water Bottle
13.96
Deluxe Habitran• set
6.95 Hebitrall' starter set
79¢ Crossroads 7~¢ Habitrens•
Plus a complete tin~ of otganicelly
bel11nced food end blodegredable litter. ',, . ' •
Crystal Styrene
Construction
49¢ Vari-Diet 59¢ Utt al Plus ,.
49¢ Rewards (to lotch Henry
some new tricks)
Snap-Tap
Clean™Tray
Litter Plus
Sky Pet
House"' Cover
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WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
C1 E. l'ltll St., Cella ~teu
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FUNEllAL HOME °"""'""'Mat ~ Cotta Mesa Ill-WI • BELL BROADWAY
MOll'IVARY
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BEACH MORTUARY
17111 ...,... Cuyoa Rd.
GI-NII • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery Mortury
Cliapel
l50t Paclfle View Drive
Newport Beaeli, California
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HaalhlllO• Boa<ll -PUBUC N<Yl'ICE
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Transit Study ·"Soon
County Loses Bid 1
Grant for' Re.earcfi of Higli S~d LiM1
'Im: 9'rollY'5 -ff"
& <opeded to --lbe 13Rl0 .. lbe Ont -*llllO.
Alie' •lrious altemaUve pl>ns
.... deftloped, --
by lbe -· board of dir'ectof$ will be analyud in
more ddall in lbe """"°" year, FleldJlll said. •
"The tnl!Jit diJtrld ...U-
that pment and -bill 1ro,llllNO will& 1be llafl terVice, to come into fllll
1be study 1'!11 be VTN e1pecity to lbe Deli 11
Colllolldated Inc. and Alan M. -· is -not Ille llioll•, Voorbeel. ~ • answer to Orange CouotJ'•
An evaluation of lllifallle lralllpOrlation prOOleml," Ille
tnmit LeCboologies will lie t1!oJ gelWll manager n I d •
ftrtt task, aocordlnll to Gm-+m , "Rather, bmes are but a part
"Peto" Fielding, d 11 t1' I ct of lbe clistl;lct'• planl for a
general llllJlllget_ 101a111 intqrated CllUDlywide
lie said BART1YP< (Sin transit 1Yslem."
Judge Calls Hearing .
On Alleged Plea. Pledge
SANTA ANA -A Hun-
tington Beach woman's plea
lhat lbe Orange caw-, l'rol>I·
tioo Department is•1'0aking.
pledge made when lllt pleaded
guUty to drug chargea bu led
a Superior Court jodgt to call
a bearing· Into her allegatioas.
JUDGE ROBERT P.
Kneeland aet March 20 for the
hearing Into lJomlJ A n n
Barter'• claim that 'lhe is not
being allowed lo IOl'Ve her 75-
day sentence on the c.ounty'1
work furlough progtam.
Her · lawyer allages In lbe
Superior Court ctvll action
that Mrs. Barker, 20, received
that promise when sbt·pleaded
guilty to drug charges last
Jan. 10 in West Orange County
Judicial District Court
boy ... not be provided lot If
abe ls '""1'pel!ed to-aerve a
jail -nll&ir lhan be plac-ed .. work furkllli!h-
MfS. Barker states that she
· wdrks a 43-boor' week at the
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
and supplemen18 her $L6S an
hour income witb welfare
payments to feed and clolbe
her and her son.
Her sentencing bas been set
aside pending the outcome or
the bearing . before Judge
Kneeland.
Five Plead
No Contest
To ·Gharges
• lie aa1d the pll of tho
.., Altetlatlve 'l'nnltt Corridor
Shldy" as lbe 1-year probe
is caOed, are aimed at
developlmc • ~lion .,.._.. wblcb ls 7 com-
potlble -with -8lid recional ,,....U. obJecti.•• u ouWned .In the dtVelopinc Orange
Coonty general plan.
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19E ORANGE County
IYllem will eventually be link-
ed to 1be LOSSAN corridor
study between Los Ang<le!I
and San Diego. "Therefore,"
Pleldiog llld. "lbe cltmand for
1n..,oiy 1rave1 ~ lbe B h <'O'llderatlon of lbe mo.st ad-ranc
vance technological symms :~== Opposed ·Six t~·~ace;Drug·Trial
cu~of-:. ~ .:.::J:t sOOA ANA _ ,~ SANTA AN/i-Six penons msnufactured a wldi'rsnge of
authori1.ed may very well to AB 191, which -Id ljWI--~ J'~ u:..,o.;.=~~ dangeroua drugs..
detennlne the fu-of rapid ~le the establishment --0! a ~ """"Jri!ii!ved'ln a druit . TllBY SAID A portion of an :!:' g;:i1i:i~ "! three-judge branch -of ·the amlliB\illil~l'lllat put tour elgbt-tcn cargo of marijuana
.......... that OCTD's bus _Orange C<xmty Supeilor· Court tons of '.ftUlllJumilt and 10 rectntly aeized by U . S . -· .... ~ m!lliQn_ ~ pills In • Customs officers at 8an Pedro
aervi<es wllf'aerve as a feeder in Fullerton, bas been strongly tbelr bandl !lave pleaded in. Harbor waa deatined for
. COME~
SPRING AT
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.... : 61Ml1t ayatam Ii>' lbe rapid transjt exprOsied by lbe 1973 Grand nocent II> mu!Uple charges. delivery to Nunley and bis co-
ayatam eventually developed Jury --.~d!::el!::endant~~"~----_!!~~~~~~~~~
in 1be county's• transportatioo Jn ' a reaolulinn -released ORANGE COUNTY Superior
corridors. Tbursday, lbe jury said lbere Court Judge Jamea Turner ·~ been no demon.strated ordered all ml: to face trial
need 1or tOO full iiJDe branch June 13 •. He set May 4 for
<.'OUl't. The jury also 'noteS the pretrial action · and rebewed
opposition of · the 1 California bail on all defendants. UCJ ,to Host
Judicial Council and tbe coun-Named by the prose'cution in
ty Board of supervisors. the alleged drug smuggling
racket centered in a Fu11erton .Mini-:U.N.
Sessiom
11IE REsoun'JON points warebouse \is Vaudra Dewey
to increased costs Ceftimated Nunley, ·49, of 2358 N. Harbor
at $1.4 million for land, Blvd. Costa . Mesa. His son,
building and one-year's CQUrt Vaudra Dewey N1mley D, 26,
UC Irvine will host the operation) and states that the Orange, is similarly accused.
Southern Regional Institute of court system would. "impede Also · named in the in-
the model Uoited Nalion.s of rather than enhance the quali-dlctment are Rue E s-•e lbe Far West Saturaay. ' ' """ ' ty of justice· being provided 28, Dennis Dean SWideo, 30,
1be regional m e e ti n g , citizens of this county." Collette Rigena Cone, ~9, and
preparatory to a fuU F,ar West The Grand Jury resolution Jonathan James Lowry, 23, all
sessioD in . Sacramepto in has been forwarded to the of Fullerton.
April, will be attended by county's legislative represen-Orange police and district at..
about 300 students f r o m tatives. to y' · U to tend Southern Qiliform"a colleges me a Ul..Ves Jga rs coo Wl!dnesday, the Board of Nunley's -Fullerton warehouse
representing 22 U.N. member Supervisors went on record in operated, under a JegiUmate
riations. UCI will represent oppasition to the bill authored business name but wu ac-
Guinea and Morocco. by Assemblyman John V. tually the front for a con-
91AHADA Milli l811Xl Chatswdl st.I tOIUNCI~ IM tt.lkrlt •
WOOOLAND NH.U21500 VIC!oty Bltd I.Aki~ St.• r.-1t81'111. atv~11m13521l trier st. . '•u1NA PAi•Bradl Mt <me~ ·
IAN1'A ANA3900 Soulb 8nstDI $t. OUNG1Gar6frilm BIYd. -1 Madestir UCI graduate student Craig Briggs (R-Fullerton). cealed I ab or a tor y that Beauchamp of Laguna Beach1.--'=--'-----------------'---'--'-----------------=--
is director of the regiona1 '
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Saturday's general sessions
will be held in UCl's Science
Lecture Hall starting at 9 a.m.
Mrs. Barker was arrested
last Dec. 11 by Himtington
Beach police on mulllple drug
allegations, most of which
were dlsmillled whell sbe lator
pleaded guilty, dr'eW lbe 75-
day term and wu placed on
three yeen pn>batlon.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Committoe sessions will be
Five persooa accmed of sign-• conducted . in the Physical
ing lalse pelitioos in support Sciences Building_ Meetings
of Prop. 2%, lbe farm labor in· are open to lbe public.
itlatlve defeated in the general
election last November, have
pleaded no contest to misde-
meanor charges.
nur.rerylond ... noture1 Partner. for . every bloomin' thing
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VEGETABLES
LANSCA..PE SPEclALS
BLACK PINE
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Siii! POINTS out h\ Mr civil
lclloii lliif" she is tbe molher
of a three-year-old son by a
former marriage and that lbe
Joint · Power
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Robert J. Walters, 31, of
Buena Park, pleaded no coo-
lest to .... count of.aolidling
persons to affix f a I s e
signatures to election peti-
tions.
Ex-adviser
To Nixon
Will Speak
SANTA ANA -Robert H.
Tomatoes
Peppen
Egg Plant
Broccoli
COMPACT
JUNIPER
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The ideaJ sp;tcimcns for small
gardens or container planting
Custom Grown
in S pllon
containers
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On Greenbelt
No contest pJeas to ooe
count of making a false af-
fidal'it were entered by Cyril
Emig, to, Commerce; Shirley
Ann Wallace, 40, North
HoOywood: Kenneth L.
Maslen, 41. Bell; and Rooald
Eugene Ruppert , 34,
Finch, formerly counselor to
the President and a member
or the Nixon cabinet, will
speak Sunday at Temple Beth
Sholom here.
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SANTA ANA -Orange
County's santa Ana Rlver-San-
tiago Creek Greenbelt project
bas hurdled one obstacle with
the approval of a joint powers
agroemen~between lbe county
Maywood.
Municipal Judge M o rt o n
Rocbman set sentencing for
Mardi 29.
His a p.m. speech, part of a
.six·program "Focus 1973" lec-
tu re -discussion series
presented by Temple Beth
Sholom, is entitled ''The Next
Four Years."
and JO .ciUea along lbe river.--------~
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The county Board of POW' From
Single pvgram tickets, pric-
ed at 13;'15 for adults and~
for students, are available at
Temple Beth Sholom or by Supervisors. led by Supervisor
RalRll Clark who uJd lbe
agJ'.Mnent • waa oeceosary to preaetv• the greenbelt area,
approved the joint powen con-
tract Tuesday.
Clark said to date four cities
have ratified the agreement
and lbe olbers ... erpected to
do ,. soon. Tile Orange Colmty
Water District ls also a
signatcry.
The joint powers agreement
was thrashed out by a com-
mittee of supervisors, the
county counsel and city at-
torneys.
THINK THE NEW
KLEIN
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Tustin, Too
calling 13U'IH.
Nature Walk
Scheduled
'l1leN are over JOO tilghly llu"lled
olllilmOllYe teci.iclans ready to
glY• your car factory ncomme11d·
eel senic• C111 COlhl Mesa's Hor•
bOr lo .. 1W1d of Con.
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PLAllTlllC CAL£11EI
Stop in soon for your
month by month guide
to a better garden
what to P¥t and when,
plus helprul 'How to
SUantloN.'
STRAWBERRY JAR
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clay start planUna , •
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fem. Lacy ridi
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Early Spring Sale
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aUOI. ntlN FHDL UTAa·
LllHID DICHONOltA ONLY.
1Ns beautilu.J .stuff dou ttne
great things. Ftrst. oul gots
spotted sp~rga. oxalia, and
crabgrass. Out go bQgs end •
gard,en _pt$t&. Then. in goes out
rlehist ftrt•ffzertor Qti•\'g~ ··
• green ... alf Spting. ... $·10.95 TM;~ .... -ot __ ;
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SALE ITEMS GOOD THRU MARCH ISTH OrrN"EYEllY ·DAY 7:30 'Tll S:30 . !!'~~~ , A~~~!~·, e
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age widow, after sevm yean. 'Dlil, q is inequitable.
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I the gndiwl'"' do8 ~ !P-lilt led tall ~ IO
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A. -.,.. tell! Toot lllis ap --"""make astu11yof...a~lbeJ-Fd_.check
: out 811! fellow's clad. R's -claim -• ~ of the
' big drinkln inherit this;.---j. Fw i••inc. if factnaL
Q. "WHERE do mother blue whales bne their babies?
,. Along the th::relines ol tbe OCM11S er far from land?"
A. Rigla GUI iD the middle.
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who spoUed • known a iadllll wa ••••P'I tit :!1iout. And
, anybody wtio -.i soicl,1;oll -• ..,_ lo join In Ille
I =:of the felon. 'lbij.,;......'limi was WW Jn leg'aJ I os "a -;.... '" E da ,.,.,.. ...... ~_, it _,,_ fd) "~~
up. Our~ DllD ..,.-. -""pt the plraR ~ "t.le and cry." .
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NEW, IMPROVBI 1973
GAFFERS I SATTLER
GAS RANGES
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WHJN YOU IUY A RANGE flATUllNG
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Cooking convenience plus decorator styling • Decorative
burl walnut manifold panel • Electric clock & si gnal timer •
Drip-proof removable cook top • Continuous type steel grates
• Windowed oven door and oven light • Removable oven door ' ''
ORUXE STYLE 30'' llANGE·
WITH m-LEVR OVEN
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• Convenient eye-level oven with black glass door, eye•levef
controls • Lower oven with glass window • Clock with I hour
signal timer • Separate roll-0ut smol.ele ss broiler • Burl ·
·walnut finish manifold panel, door handles
ALL CONVENIENCE RANGE
·CONTINUOUS Cl.fAN OVEN
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•Tempered glass backguar:d with work li ght • Electric outlet
• Windowed oven door with light • Drip-proof removable
cook top • Roll-Out broiler with pan and grill • Removable
oven door • Continuous cleaning o~en
m LEVR OVEN RANGE
WITH BIACK GlASS DOORS
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It's an iooovatum io Mda udittc
conven11!11Cf. It's tll! miaw -Is .
people who want to get -Ill If es
kitchens. Imagine preporJll -a mt
and baked pot.aloes ii IS • : •" r s
all possible •ittl Glf!ets I s.dll's
simple-llHlse eleclT9oic •it e-.
Uses standard houst!lllllamd.
30" free standing range has programmed cooking controls
for both ovens • full view black glass oven doors wrth interior
ijght • Fluorascent panel ligbt • Convenient appliance outlet '-;:ar:i:;;;~~;:.,.;::;..,;::;:::;,;;::=:j:
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Recommendations in Be t-selling Diet Book Under Sharp Attack From AMA
~ ii tho ..... ••1 to looe ~ "ii, r.. tho moot """' -tclllllllle merit."
rr ADDEO: "Tlll!l council ii cbeol•
....,.med about any diet that advocates
ID 'uollmltod' UU.ke ol lla\lltltod fall
and <IJolooltn>l-rlcb f-. aotbet upect
of \!le Aiklm diet." ,,,. boot, written by Dr. Robert c.
AWu al New Ycllil Qty, lo OD a,_...,
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carW)1o'dr3ttt.
The AMA aakl, however, that ,. tuda
lat·mol>W2:inc -=:: ...... found In mM. It aald an illtato ol fats
can -the danger al coronary artery dlleuo or berdeninc ot the
willlnC to ,.,.. .... In lollowlne IUcb •
bbarn ...ir-. .. _ k ii omllkely that such a
diet cu prO.sd. a proctlcable basi• fer
loaa-tenJ> we1iJt1 m!uctloo or mau>
teouci, namel1 a llletlme dJanCe JD eeting and oerd9e lia'btts •• ,
Dr. AWnl aaJd In )111 office In New Yort. "Tbil ii anotl!er eumple ol the
AMA'• J>Onistence In trying to foree
-lndivldulla ID caollnle lbelr Mder pattem despite tbe e o m m o • • • t 1 1 •
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and starches are tattenJoc."
BE 8A1D n1B IDEA tbal intllnduolo
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The sofa and love seal sparkle "ith scalloped bases and deep-tufted
outline quilting. Graceful arms reach out to sculptured posts of dark
oU: llnish hardwood. Lamps and tables complete the· ensemble.
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back design with 'uOed rounded um Is brought IO ill IUU bc1utywtaen
covered with "R<zyal" Velve~ CUSIOlll quilted fl)( added ICOCJIL AYlil-
1ble ill Gold, Avocado, Martini, and lee Blue.
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Ho~e Fires Bright
I , l ~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: You stated in
a recent column that your missJm is to
comfort the afflicted and afflict the com-
fortable. May I help r
Aite.Jlm. W~klpg Wives: Does your
husband work a dilferedt ohiltf U '°• you
could be ln for oome lnluble. T a k e
firemen., for example. They often do 24
bours of duty, and tbeo they are oU for
48 bours.
If their wives work, these D'left have a
great deal of time alooe. Thq are aot
likely to busy themsel... ;i>out the
bome. 111ey frequenlly -other en-tertainment . ._ often 1"Xnell. Tbe in-
fidelity rate, amoog lil'emeql J1JllS about
80 percent. t .
Don't say,_0 Not rrdtaisbaod. Be's not
the type." YQU ne..r boW wllat type be
is tmtll lt11 1too late~. ;
My a~; Stay wllb your
fireman-bosblnd. M the TV. Ned<
for a feW tbotir-s, · t-,.')'OU did when )'fJtl' 1
were dating. It c:u b(iDK back memorie$
and be great fun.
Have I made 90fDeODe mxomfortable?
Good! I meant to. -MIDWEST
AUTHORITY
DEAR AIJTitORITY: I · doa1 bow
wbere yH.1ot tut• ...-1 Wlflllhlal
0..,. -·~I diobl -Uletr lalldellty rate II uy lllglltr Uiaa Ula& of
doetbrl, la'fU'etl, piptl'kagen ot 11dlag w..-.
Aa for llOCll!al for 1 few iloarl -...U,
H yoa wut to, wiry 1111? 8"1 H lllJ'
memory 1er•e1 me,-~ w11 a
bolclla1 oedfll for.......,. ..,ies • -·t-.. .... Ill u.e 'nJ'. Or ...
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a y-
motber 22 ,..a ti>! Ii" and ha .. Jlem
married hrl\10. aiid g1.., birth to two
chlldrtn. My llnt chlld II a bealtllJ lour-
yeaMild. )(y l«Olld cb1ld died aeverol
mooths after blrtb.
When l""Pe op me If I i.ve chlldrm
I always ..,, ''Y .. " 'tbm they want IO
know how many and their 1iff. Tblt
question ..-me WJOOmfortallle
becauae I am forcod to talk ebout
oomethlng I -Id ratber not se Into.
U 1 ...,._,. ''I hive OD.ly ClftO cblld.'' t
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feel I am being disreapectful to the baby
I lost.
Please ten me bow to handle this p~
blem. -DEPRESSED IN NASHVILLE riiA~D.: best way to lidesCep a ~ tl&at you and a1 the same
Ume a lbe guilt lllat mlglll ...Wt ff
yoa lloa1 -lioo lbe '!"bf yoa11GA b
W.: l"m oslced--·-yoa lslve, dmply say, "l llaYe a 1-.year·
old. QR'.....,.~ -....,.. 'yean
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DEAR ANN !ANDERS: Me -writing
to you,, What a laugh. But since you don't
know me or tbetyouog lady, you're a
perfect c!Joice.
The pro11ie,. is aimplicaled. Feelings
are Hll<olved. Why would a beautifully
groomed, attractive young woman walk
around with • dirty neck! l keep wOnder-
ing if anyone else notices it. I don't see
how they oould miss. I think she rea1i2es
it and attempts to cover it up tiy wearing
a Jot of junky chains add other heavy
jewelry.
U you are going to suggest that I eome
right out and tell ber (the typical Ann
Landers approach) can· you llUPJ>ly me
with th!' proper words! I can't just say,
''Hooey, YoW' neck is dirty." 'l'b8.nks, An-
nle. -'OONGU£.TIED IN TAHOE
DEAR T.T.: Uotle '""' 1Mpo In ....... ud try tldl: "llooq, I'll be( yoa
doo't--,..,. jewtlry It --"" .,.. ""*' I.et ... "" -Jewdr1 --on'll cW .,-.-.. I da1wtwo111111 l'l loiiliere'1 a -11
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Can d"'P be a frlmd Jo time of
strea! U you ~ your btad togcthtr
cu the,. be of lle!P? AM I.mien' new
-. "Slnlpt Dope .. Drup"
90plntet tbe fact from the ridlon. Get It
todey. F..-.each -ordered -I dollar biD, plus • Jang, ~.
llampOd .mt<Joi-(II eont> pooUct) to
AM Landen, Boz :sMe, Ollc:ap, m. --
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Milady will ...... pl«lty of op-
portmltleo to -...,. lprillc ""1lrobo dlJrinc the moath of Marcil. Four
women's groupe bave planned fllShioo
"""" with pbllanthropiC pu-In
mind.
Designer clothes and sparkling jewels
will make the You.lb Concert Benefit,
planned by the Sf Women's Corrunittees
ol the Orange County Philbannonic
Society, a glittering event on Wednesday.
March U.
F'wlds raised from Fashion COOcerto,
Opus 15, wiU underwrite the conc;erts
preoented f..-fifth and sixth grade
students each year. ~t ball of the
mth and sixtb graders Jn• the county this
yeat will .II~ ...... and the
ood'ely's aim Is to mm-the lllfllber
o!'clildrtn atleodlng and ~ mimW ol
coocerta given.
~ben ... guests w\11 PllJ" ID tjle
.Ntwporter lnn at 11 1-!11-on Ji'Ulllon.,
• C.Ocerto day Wiler& mllsic by F!'a!lk
Flynn will set the mood.
According to Mrs. Michael Brick,
cbalrman, a special lyric poem by Phyllis
Diller, an !money Jlllltoneos, wiD be . '
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of jewels are (left I
Tracy 11nd Ryan
Evans. Philharmonic's
Fashion Concerto will
include jewels. . . ' ·~,._ Blackw~ll (right I
will hig~light
Ebell fashion show .
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Cowllry Safari will help with tbe
children's fashion sequence1
I. Magnln and Co.'s flllbioo coUectloo
again will be ausment~ by a $2 milllon
parade of jewels r~ykln et Cie, and
one fortunate wom,ah wlU take home a
jewel and one a fashion creation.
The Ebell Club or Newport Beach Is or·
fering guests a chance lo "talk it over
with Mr. Blackwell" Thursday, March
15, during a fashion show and luncheon in
the Balboa Bay Club.
The noted designe r will present his
fashions from JO a.m. lo 1!:30 then lunch
\viii be served.
Funds derived from the fashion show
will aUow tbe club to coo.Unue its .many
civic and philanthropic pt0jects.
Mn. Richard Hodge, wa~s and means
c.halnnan, is being assisted witfi plans by
the Mmes. L. W. J enks and F<rrest Hart.
tickets ; M. G. Dana, prizes, and Robert
Pittinger, Alsen Inman, John B. Colby,
Wamn Anderson, Charles Kelle)'. Cecil
Shirar, Gertrude Lane and Lula "1ay
Casey, committee members.
Beach and Boulevard , Lagwia Beach
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' ~Checking ~lergrounct eq,uipment at
East•r S'&a Center 11fe (above',
le~ ,to right) Mrs .. J. W, Lens
dell, John Minh and Miu
, Nell Moor~11n. LB Woml!Jn's Club
' will Teise additional funds.
At right, Kimberlee and Carrie
Fox a~d Mrs. George Fox 11 re
reedy 1for Hoeg Affiliants'
Sl\ower of Shamrocks.
will pmeot Its latest !ublons to tbf
W0man'o Club o! Lagw>a Buell cllrillfl I
ltmcbeon and bridge perty ntday, IWd
16, .in tbe clubbouae.
Proceeds will be glwn to the Eule•
Seal Rehabilitation Ca'lter, according tc
1 Miss Nell Moorman, general chairmao.
A1embers or the crall.$ department,
undel' the diroctkln of Mrs. Harry
Hansen , will provide decorations.
Committee members are the Mmes.
William Avery, )finnio Bolt, Paul
Engeler, Joseph Brown, J . w. Lamdell.
Louis u~. Irving Westwood and
Miss Edith Weir.
A shower' of ShanuOO!a will be
pn!sented,by )lie A!Iillinlll of Hoag
Memorial Hosplfat, Prabyterian, at
11:30 a.m. w ........ ,; March 14, in the
11oag O>nle...,.. cmter.
Fasliions ~Y ~ Folger of Newport
l!e•t;h and dllldrtn's clothes from
Obi)dren Unlltnlled, Newport . will be
sbOwn, according· lo Mrs. John Watts.
chairman. Asslstlng with plans are the
Mmes. Douglas Elgar. llobart Smith,
Henry Stot50!'beriJ, Doon )4ichaeb,
Gerald Forrest end Geol!le Fox.
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High school coodl. Junloro
and Seniors repreoonllq olubl
in Orange District , C.lltornl•
/ Federatlon of WOlnfn't QlulNI
will compete in a NWll\I con-
t.st during a district ... al 1
p.m. Monday, Maroh II, In Ibo
Anaheim Ehell Clublloll.!o,
FV Wom•n
Honored guest at tho no1t
meeUng of Fountain Vallty
Woman's Club, to takt pl1co
at I p.m. Monday, Marcll It,
in the Community c.enter, wlll
be lle1ia Sancilei, an exc:Mnso
$5.00
OPP YOUll 1n
HAIRCUT _.,
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Betrothal ~\ •
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1 Virgo Be Versatile, . ' "\
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SATURDA y' u -be conf"ldeot ~ the lead. • M~l!CH 10 CANCER (June 21.Jufy II):
By ~In'. QMA\lll · Study Gembll -· lor Cairtcom ean a p p e a r , valid. hints. s. t r e • • Jn.
aolemn but the9e n.atlves ae>-dependmoe, or 1gina1 ~
tually-alusty'senaoot ~~creatl•e
lmmor. C.pricmJ Is famUtar -abilil)'. .Emorge fnln ....,.
with ........ -abd set-tiOOal sbelJ. What ,... -
bacQ bul ~ _..m.Jy -groo-Dired ..... ..,. .. ·to"-Ille' appetite 1or lrootatioo with Loo may be m
the ~ 114'< <I Ille And agenda. 1or,.a.,~ur.ierlbb,... uo (July ~ m:
Ille will· !>e brighter ~ Friends may Wllll_ lo -,..
l!m, with the month or May ~ m project which bu. no
Indicated as outstaoding. More solid base. _ProtAoct ,..r m>-
travel shown !or Caprk:om a age, reputation. steer dear of
lllOftl "active soclal Ille and a ocbeme wbidl llirG wi11l law.
' ftlaxatkm from . recent Remember ks9llllS learned in
tensions and responsibilities. recent pl!St. MfUria could be
Capricorn often appean oold In picture.
m the outside but these VIRGO (Aug. Z3&!Jt. II):
peqons can sizzle Inwardly. Goals clwlge. Wbat appeored j, -I · llOttled ia actually fluid. ~
l\IE;S (March 21-April II): ldr/a8 ts in·pu:ture. F'or<ea 11'.0
Hold off making !Ina! judg-ocattered. Util12e all<mO!lvei. meots. Emotlmal Visioo is Display versatility. Aocopl
apt to be clouded. Whet ap-social invitation. See and be
peon oolld could be the op-seen. Give lull play lo il>-
poslte. W a I t and obeerve. tellectual ~iosity.
Check with Pisces. Relativea LIBRA (Sept. 2S-Od. II):
and neighbors take up lllllCh Details cooimaM -
of YO!If ttme. You would rallwr put of! dole
TAURUS (April 211-May 20): \Wfl:. H......,.; there are
Protect assets !loo~ aell essential tam 1!hidl -
yourself short. Wbat appears a not be ignored.-'-* may ·~sure thing" may be "° n-·give you overall~ Mah
lusloa. Know it and dra/' .1n' decision based ao 1"lllslic ap.
relna. Check budget Insiil on praisal.
qu&)ity ~ gel mooey's worth SCORPIO (Oct. 2S-Nof. :tt):
~ eotmt your change. Money situation dictate.a
~-la In picture. change o! policy. Study ~
IG~ (Mir 21.June ill): meaaage. Friml do<s have Y~ oWJi judgment could be way which lids you GUI of
more oo targot than legal ad-dilemma. Be wf!llng lo li!lm. ~,f·mate, « bus}ness Reading, Wrltila are en\.
tilOjliato: ·Yao '!fO able 1o Jlh¥iZell: ~--Refuse •p0rctb1p\eeds o! pu1illq_ YOU to be "!tisfied stalus quo.
can also !eel when Jll'OJllC( is SAGrrr (Nov. D-
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Busin~ss All Dolled Up
For -~ /H'aff a Century
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1 NEW YORK (UPI) -•At tbe daughter, Mildred, is art
age , ol almost 71, M-reaean:h consultant.
Alexander still is aaylng Until bis defth nearly aeven
"Helin Dolly." yeara ago, her husband Philip
'!'lie grande dame bl the doll Belu-man, Served aa I vlce-
businea ·thla year oboerves -lllent and tree!um-.
bef' lllth year ol manulac-And chances are that ""' ~urini the eiqulsite Utile g r e a t • g r 1 n d d a u g Id.er
crealures wbo Charm lltUe stephanie, 7, will grow up Into
8nd big people alike. the bualness.
Tbe other day as ahe Tbe firm got its name from
prepared !or a quiet celelra-her parents who started with a
lion of hlt 78tb blrtbd.Jx..___ doll hospital in Bwold)u
Madame #Juander lat tnher lrhtre"Bt.atrioe AJcxa1wler and
small oftlce in New York's three )'OU.Dger sisten were
Toy center balidlng and talked born. .
of bow the wbole tblng statted "I designed a Red Oroa cloll
with a Red Cross doll ID Wprkl !or mother to IXllb, • •
Wat l and ~ it gmr tnlo a ....ned. "It ),-eyl lier 1-J
lrorldwlde mitlllmllilon dollar IDOll ol·lhe --· bulineaa employlng oome 1100 But il was a goidol>l>aired
.,...pie. doll named Allee !or Lewis
She coo!Jnue• u preslde!\I Cairoll'• classic llory' of a lil-
ol the Alexander Doll Co., but tie lid in 1JOllller!and lhal put
abe'o 1 ... busy wllb the dally ~ifame AJeuader I at o
Ditty lrlUY ol the bualae81. 'I !Julina !or benolt She
just do the tblnp l like.' launched Ajlc:e In 1111 and U
" '!'lie bualnesa still ts !amlly-waa an instant Jilt It's lllD In
owned .,1th an employ• proO~ the line.
abarinC plan. Her ~1 .. 1aw, "I belle•• lhal dolls lhould
Richard B I r o b a ~ m , ts look like childreo, and dllidnn
-etary; her Ir a rl d 1 on, lhoQld 1ool: like dolla." aald
William Alexander Bb-nbaum. v.t•me Aleundor. "l"'" to
vice preslden~ •"'! be r .. c:lllldren ~ cdlp.
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fuB4lrted Ofl!llooa • 6e 1
!lkes of a tnle doll, a Scmlell O'Hara doll, ., r ,..._ _....,._..,_
palDian .. Goya, Dop, !i-..p•-· She bal di ...... llabJ l1P<' 1.-.....--nowm..t --"lW_lht __
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It's Sea Kings, Ve~hum Dei • Ill CIF Semis
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Corona del Mar Faees Defending Champ Tonight
CclM'1 MARC ATTLISIY 1221 PLAYS TONIGHT AT L'OS ANOILIS.
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100-to-l S~ot Pays Off
For Wake Forest Cagers
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -CUI
Tacy. wllo llOftl' Uc! evm 1etD ID AlJm.
tie Ollllt Caalemlee --lll<lll -1lltll Illa WU. J'Orest teun jolted Nartlt C1n>11na, the nallon's No. I
teom, IHI lo. o+albiw 'l'bundlJ' lo open
the-. -Illa~ out
after -mlroclo fDnllh1. Tbe wmlOnals target Is lfaryland, No.
10 oatlanolly. and I~ upoet YI ..
tlm cf 'II'• Forest lut weet. um.rm Nor1h Canillna State, :zw
Kentucky Bags
SEC CroWn,
Playoff Berth
LBXINUTON. Ky. (AP) -Kevin
Gte..,. -dllrie midway lhnlugb the
-llalf me! led Kmtocky to an IHI
TidGry ...,. Teane-Tbunchly nl&ht
for the SOnt........,, Conference lwket-
lalll dw•ij...,.,.
Gm.y bit elCbl llraight points in a
--that put Kentucky
-lo stay -Ille game had been llodlt-n. Uool-6 loft-limier fnJm Hamilton,
OW. finiahed as the game'• top scorer
-• paints, -_ .... oophomore, JimaoJ Dm ~. added ZI.
la K-nakki Jed Ttmeuce with 25 .-ea wllile llodoey w-chipped in 18
· lar ... Vall, who "'"" -looiling for an
Nrf Md -Kmlucq ........ Is the SPJC lo Ille NCAA fer Ille alzth coo-...... .., ,_. .
ml No. I lllliGoally, had a firs!.ftllllld
by•'lllurlday. Tbe Wolfpack opens ltitl-
tle bid toalDlt . '1galnlt Vlrginla, !if.65.
winner ""-Duke.
Maryland rompOct ·pest ci..._ 77.g1,
to &ala lho pa1zin( llalaat WU. Forest.
Tbe winner llalw'da7 nlibt gets a bid
lo lho NCAA Eutem Reglonala openin&
Tlllnday nlibt at awtotte.
Bonver, N.C. Stale Is Oil one-year
NCAA probotlon for .Uqed bastetboll
recruiting lrzqUlaritles ml Is inellslble
for any pollleaBOn ploy alter the con-
ference tournament.
Should the State Wolfpocl:: Win the
toumament, the zun.neruP will 10 to the
NCAA event.
Meanwblle, the Natlooal Inritatloo
Tounwnent, .... Jut ,.... (J1 Maryland
and two yean ago by North Carolina,
wu awaiting deve1opment1 in
Greemboro before eslondfn& a bid to an
ACC team for the New. Yoit event open-
ing March 17.
Tacy, wbooe Mlrshall U~IJ \elDI
lost In tbe openlnc Z'CIUlld cf N\;U ol1y
last year. an4 North CarollhO coidi lleaii
Smith agmd that tbe play !Mt saved
Wllce Forest from delt1t wu a ·Joo.1 .. 1
shot !hit paid oil.
WU. Forest, beaten by f1 polnls In
two earlier meetlnp with Nor t b
ClroJlna, twice beat tbe born, lint to
escape defe1t, then to Win Its 11th rune
In 28.
After Olympian Bobby J .... scond I
tip.In lwket with two -Jell .,
regul1tlon for a IHI North Canillna
lead, Wake Forest toot a tlme out with
ooe second left. · ·
Then, Eddie Payne ,hit llWunan Lee
Foye with a leqtb ol 'tbe court -ml
Foye scored on a abol'I jumper 11 tlme
ran out with the ....., 41411.
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MW!! (AP) -krrJ lldlea I ad
ldday's .......S ZllllDd '11 Iha Dani
-()pm lied for -plam Ill. with Bob-.....--...... frm1-nmniDc Lee Tteflao'• ape ...
par M.
But --'binkl:lc" lho d .• ol ~ r.ha11•e. JD Mddmr 11-
lleadcfl>laown. -waola a-al•.• the par 'II, , ... ,. -·:u tee p1oys llN47. Jack'• ...,. to
brftt -to -Cllll -• li:lllii:lle round.., aid McGee, «11111~ Illa ..
hopes with "I dlllai _-jl;~IM) lo
+HllJina .w, me..,
~ 11111i!day'• -raaad, -aiir .. ,.. and -_,, .....
toioQler, waldli:W --1:11 -... -'llEflllo 11111, 'Tiil ...... ,pthlm. It'• miae ddl wek."
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wilb Bob il<lollllrJ, ""' -....... NJc*l•m, -11111 ,_ -qd I J Iha -the ..... ""',.....
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binllea• Iha 14111 tltraaP ... -• ~~tha---.blrdlicl thr..e; !he .. tis, all .........
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"If be-a M _,..,.,,.....Ml if!!!! .. -)Jim,. ..... "'l' , .,,,.l'a a &Qld ,_ .,,.,, 11'1 (Illa . -..> JIOl 11111 -·. • . AID -lie .......t Gll)J trf.1.ts, X , 'f'a Idle Rcalie LfW ed a
)01 plliJ Ill Ille Ylctory nwd! th eight
m' ' r WI, wllm he retrieted a ball
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I Don~t Feel like a Star--Korhut
'1'111 ........ -I frenzy and Col>
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Stardom ~ame Easy
For Eagles' Brown '4
CdM Maq Recalls Q114ke
The Day Hoover Won Title
BJ BOWA!Ul L. llANDY basktt dldn'I l'OWll from lhal rtmarbble . ... ..... ....... Thi lvPie Tlrilldo , ID 8"-1. When Hoover won the lllle
OCC Bid i.\
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Orange Coast Co 11 • 'e •
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snap a six.year j~ lolflbl al ,
7 when U, ~ 1-host
Fullerton ltllh the siidth coe.lod
Conference d\Jal meet Ulll n"
VERBUM D.El'S LEWIS BROWN
Season Records
Corona del Mar (%6-1) Verbom Del (%7·1)
52 LB Millikan 49 63 Centennial
70 Marina 63 87 Beverly Hills
66 Troy 44 60 Palos Verdes
72 Serra 67 Villa Park 44 53 West Torrance
59 Arcadia 45 66 Blair
55 Newport Harbor 52 84 Uplsnd
62 Warren 47 73 San Joaquin Memorial
69 Huntington Beach 54 51 Miimlngslde
62 Newport Harbor 74 Alemany
39 84 St. Bernard
60 LB Jordan 69 41 Murphy
53 Estancia (ot) 52 89 St. Genevieve
56 Los Alamitos 52 76 Crespi
66 Santa Ana Valley t ~ Alemany ~ ~fs6n . . Bishop Montgomery
Fountain Valley 47 101 Mt. Carmel
60 Magnolia 53 72 Serra
71 COsta Mesa 41 17 Calhedral
f57 ~tancja 39 68 St, Genevieve
' 60 Los Alamitos I !i9 83 Crespi
65 Santa Ana Valley 45 81 Alemany
58 Edison 49 66 Bishop Montgomery
44 Fountain Valley • 1,1 93 Ml. Carmel
48 Magnolia 54 86 Serra
75 <:o;ta M ... 53 117 Cathedral
o3 Redondo 47 83 SL Francis
63 Mllter Doi ' 11 73 Arcadia
56 Long a.each Poly 56 63 Centennial
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-S.turday nltht 11 the ,. Allhou&ll Illa shol went Hustoa WU a Juniel< with Cla8I
Los Angele& Sports Anna. tbrougb the hoop , II didn 't B uponenll -~II\\ and 170
lt won't be to celebrate tbt count and we had a reprieve. pounda. 40th IDDlftl'lll')" oflbe tamed We went OD to get a couple ot He matriculated to Unlversl-
earlhqtlUt ol UIS thal bit the quick baskets lo win.,. ty of <>regoo following hla prep
stake. ' .~ Long ~pton area Huston also recalls the days but suffered a knee in-
hanl but ralhor to """'1Vent Foothill League cltncher with Jury In freshman football !hat
lhe groop ~ blgh scllOOI rival Burbank. ended Illa athletic career. • ,_ .__ , _ _.ft, "W Coach Jack Fullerton's OCC •
'. M utt>ELES _Jul! bow P~Y<n uwu G-~e lloov<r e were down by U points A brother, Joe. Iller tclcked , r.y-·r·-High that won die CIF basket.. in the fourth quarter," he a conversion point to give Pl.rates have lost Just one conv1' !rb:°:! ~ ~ ~.;: CJF· .Hoop ball cbampionlblpon the aame says. Hlstory records that 0rt1on Its rtnt-ever wtn over fereoce meet In each or the';
In Playoffs · 11011 HUSTON
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one . night. Hoover came back to tie lhe Stanfonl, HI. "The ball bit the pasl six seasons _ all to ·
s.t Lewis lln'!ll. Yerbum Del • . "We were getting ready to score at 211 in that hectic upright but bounced over," Fullerton .
• Hlgb'• star buketball player Fo aJs' Se go to El Monte for the iame," fourth stanza on a bask.et by Bob recalls. The last time tho B
who1l be In adlon ..... , ...... at m' t Bob Hustoa, aDTenUy a GeQrge Wickham. Huston lives ln Corona del the Lot Allgelu Spo~ , Corona lie! Mar reatdent and Burbank faltered and the Mar with wile Harrie!. One defeated coach Ernie Polte'i:
a«tinst tmne League "chain--'S . . rul eatate and laftstmmt Purple Tornadoes made am, Ted, ii a prtlfessor ol Hornets was in 1966 by a 48-t?
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AAAA 1electka, tor the put , tire but because we weren't in himself ,to place another I08l 8 denU!t. Fullerton had been beaten "'-' !
two ,..n IDll .II II! obvloos • the central. aru of the quske aquarely between th< tron Howfl'd' l!Utterfleld. now a "'
choice for a th1nl aucl1 honor LOS A11$lELES -Vour PF and with tile Hcllement ol the rims," the ochool newspaper ,.,ldfnt oJ Balboa Island, was '° DCC team. ,
followlng the 11173 campaign. b a s·t e lb a It cllagiplombip upcoming game, tt dldn~ reported. coach of the team and because The Pirates have a 1H3.:
Twice he's· been named the games are on tap at the Los reaUx affect UI. Burbank made a n o t h er of h.b name, the player! called series edge in the rivalry. !.
CIF pllyoffs most oulltandlng Angeles Sports Arena Satur-"You have to remember sco.re _but missed 1 foul shot Rs Nm b1UCOll -the leading Both colleges have some of :
player while Jeadinir his mates da wl · there was no televleion at that . the tmal buu.er sounded to .rna,ipr1ne Sll'f:ad of the day. to the AAAA crow::. . Y th "'pair ol allemoon time and ·cir radios were a give Glendale Hoover the Ullo, "I'm noally lootclng forward the top junior <'Ollege swim· !
Now he'• back and ill the Ult! getu.ni. the ~ l\afted luxury. 3G-28. to Saturday night and meeting mers in the state. !
first three games, ha! SCW'ed at 1:15. "When we did 1et the game ''That had to be our most with the members of our teant OCC s op homo r c Ron ;
86 polnta and rebounded wen. The A Utle game features started, however we only hid exciting game," Huston once again ," S{l.VS Huston . Mislolek has the state's top
Bishop's 2f>-5 crew • .,ainst San one referee. V~m Landreth recall). "We were really quite "And wouldn't it be nice If 200 b kstroke 1 -was ll!lllgnl!d to officiate wt surprised we did It. o:opedally Hoover iould gel Into the ac t me 12:01.7/
DAILY PILOT
PREDlcrIONS
Roger Carlson
Howard Haney
l Craig Sheff
Hank Wesch
~·1 Aquinas H'£b the eartbqulk.e bit just after In those days ol low scortn8 championship j:!'.ame?" and ls also second in the ~:
(22-9). be left home and be turned games ." Hoover has lhtit O'PPortunity free (1:50.S).
· Immediately following will around and went back leaving Down by 12 polnta with only tonight when the Tornadoes Teammate Mark Desmonift
be ·the AA cluh between La us short one o.fficlal." eight minutes to play in a face Pa!adena in a 7:30 and Fullerton's John ~Jf
Clnada and Palm Spring
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CIF AA'• f:ofo, 1 IDd 3 rated metropolitan newspaper as the feat eve~. m Qr e Sports Arena. are tied for the best mark ~
teams. A being a star forward for the the 50 free {22.3) while Roche ..
-.LA CJnada hu tuhkmed a Glendale team. He was the on-ls second in the 100 Cree (49.5) ~
Hegrabbedtl·earonulinthe 26-3. record wblle Palm lymemberotlbesquadtobe D o d 52 5 andDesmondlslOth (S0.7).
CentemJlal coa(juest and Illa Springs, undeJ lhe hand of named to lhe AD-CIF team OTIS mte ' • 1 Rich Hyland has the third
overall lhooting average is·2S former Compton Hiib coech tbat year. .• best SO Ume (22.8), and team-
OIM Eaglel
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58 85
51 16
119 74
50 41 ~ Glenn White
points per game. .Blll . Armstrong, bu a ~1 Dou he recall anytblng , ~·_i._~ "He had off en, of course, .slate. · about the clwnplonaltip game VENTURA -South Coast" '~ East LA, lZS.91!. mates Doug Moon and Larry ·
from every Pac.'I schoQl and The AAAA cliamp~p whlcli Hoo.ver won over Santa Conference champion Santa . '1ir•tlier games, Long Beach Blatterman are sixlh (:1:1. 7)
what seems like hundreds of wlll be decided In the ~p Barbarl, "°%11 , Ana fell to tough Ctty !!allege City Tullege turned back and elghlh (22.9).
others," UY' his c
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George M~am. will be the survlvan at In the last few seconds," npped East LA 1n the featu~ and c 0 11 e g e of M 11 r i 0 Dave Robinson also have im-
Desplte bis impressive stats tonight's semifinals lavolvlne HUiton says. games of the state JC ba$ketf eliminated Mission Conference pressive marks.
and honors received, however, COi:ona 4el Mar and Verbwn "Jack Gage of Sant a ball tournament at ven,-a champ Riverside. ?s-84:. Harvey has clocked 10:14:.5 ,
McQuam aays; there ii much Del and the Glendale Hoover-Barbanrtook 8 shot from the College Thursday. " Tonight, Long Beach battles in the 1.000 free (first), 5:03.5 . potenttalstllltoberecognlzed. Pasadena match. middle for the Door but be Santa Ana concluded1 it9 CCSF at 7 with Marin taking in the 500 free (second) and·
''Lewis Is abaolutely the best . lJ'he AAA title la between . stepped hick a couo.le of ln-season with a 25-& record after on Compton at 9. In the smell 1: 5:2.0 In the 200 free (third} ..
big man we've ever had here .. ~tella (30-1) and Murphy (25-cbes beyond the center line. ~ping a 52-51 declrlon to school division, Shasta met Robin90n hu a best of 2:09.0'
at Verbum Del, but we'd:atlll 4);al, 7:311, ranked ~ oeeded ::i ~ :\"' ~lm~a· F wNhile Compton. the . Banlow and Merced played (fifth) In lhe 200 Individual
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ball game. He tends Ill play -=b<Jasts a fl:Ont line of -.. • ~:1~~ ~~::; Mike~~~~:~:.· . . -::::-..;;::::'.'': ... :·:;_:·:_:;~.7;,., 7 .
~istenUy all the way, mov-Murphy's crew f~ M
mg to get open, taking the 'l'erry l'ate. C01>lanr 'ff the
boards. year in AAA clrclu.lo,1111.
"He's never been entirely · . Alao ·playing for Murphy'•
consistent in a game and it crew ii. Ollie Mat.tai, .:in of
has been a concern.'' the> famier protepiqnll .loot-
Brown la alao an adept rr.e .ball player. .. • "
throw 1booter and has the . • ;.t •
ability b\ take the offensive-• · " , · •' / l ·· ..
rel>oond and _.. m the Th1nn T ga~~e l::r.· bis supreme > t ~ ~ • '; ~l,IS
conndence in himself, a factor ;: "' ET
that ha! made him an even Ol'ITD v 1·e· Id
better player than In the past. • \..II\. JJ.
One ClF ol!Jctal took a loo• l · '
at Brown and hla r1'ates handl-' V. ' ing CentemJlal In 1 h e . Sllpernaliooals "Chalnpioo
quarterflna1s at Long Beach. Jun Dunn of La Mirada leads
and anotl)er at C4rona del 'lhe Us! of 1111rie1 fOf tunlay
Mar, theo remarted: nlilt\'1 returil ~ot:.:~=~J "Verhum Del'• going to klll racln( 'to · O COunty
Corona del Mar. Lewis Brown International Raceway under
ls too much." the lights.
Supercharged, nltro bornlng
Area Golf
funny em beadllne the field.
OWm bu a new · fun:ny ·car
under -that will """""'itste a reclW.., pnclllon
for its driver. He pioneered
the !iral' oucce..tul ..... .,..,.
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of -Oie .JMll succel!M driven
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vehicle that defeated top com-
petition r~nUy at Ontario! .
"Patil-npw IJ!l!lollY .INt
Woody (tll~ ~·of •• lbe car's.~), 1DJ.e)I and a
few o(piy crew knew.,iiow dll·
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S,.ldl .. lice P1troctlll lltln1turt Modtl ~dlu'• tb:• 111.-.I fMfWtt
Split Ntlelt Welt, f·l fie• H1119a, 1lu111111t loop.' .... f.~ l ., .. tJ.U
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WILSON STAN IMITH CHAMP R911. 6.99, •.•••••• .' ••••••••••••. SliLI $4:11 '
1INSOll mll. 1'111UNO with Nylon. log. 29.95 •••••... , ••..•.. SAU $21.11 '
SPAIDINO IRllC, VAN 'DIWN. Reg. $9.99 , ,. • • • • • • • • • • • , •••• SALi $6 11
PINNSnVANIA TINl,llS llAJ.U. Wh~• 9r v.u.w ..... ,.: ........ Can$1:a1
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Cole1no11,.1 SUll'INO
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'Atf'/lk, flnlshed 'Slzo 33"x75". llnllllJ
100" ~!Ion Flennel · SAU $10.U.
·COUMAll 603 SUtPIMG IAG. 3 lb.
lnsul 200. Fully Washable. Flhllhtd ·
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Area Track Teams
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In V•lley -M•uler, Ltonard,
Wa Erwin; Mlu !o Viejo -
MonlQOfTlel"'f', Weiss. Tim Leagv; Hun· llngton e .. eh -Oc&vld Glenn, Cowd9TI
and either Rick Corme!er or Pkkford;
Marina -Wnl. Chrl• Hlwn, Oan Lock.,....., Eoi.. -Jim H1mm1n,
Tonv ""'""'•IJ!r. Jim Boo1rt1 s.... Clemenft -Randy Brown, Mlkt
Lillleltl, Jim Slncl•!r.
Ml15!on VlelO -Slavt He11ry, Delay.
ldloon -H11rlller.
!a'\ Cl.miente Winkler, TID&rarl, Val~titlne.
Southland
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SOUTMf RN CALIJiatlNIA Crockltf' RldDe ......: iXUIW!lt tkUnq
d1Uy °" 1~12 fr•chH of MW snow wllll flvl tt> ...,_, fool .-w.
Mt. Wa!ltf'm.,.. -l"IYe 11> tlohl ftfit
of base, 'XcellM'll sk\11\f 4111~l'l"lt1 ,.. lnc:l\ell of new snow. , •
Mt. llaldy -S!J1 to 10 lncl'iff of new
llOWCl•r on lovr lo nlna .fool beat, lltl'Y
good skiing, O•UY. CN!lf!S r~IJ'lrtd. '\ Holklay HUI -Tllree lo •be anp ,,
h•ll fool llnOW b{lse, wl!h 11).lf lnc~"of ,...... snow. Skiing rited vtry good,_QPtn.
Clally, cl\tln1 rtqUlred on roads. ;.
5,_ V1ll1y -5IO~llln lnc:lle• ·-of
-tnOW on flv1 lo ~ foot beM. oood 1knno dally.
Gold Mine -Excelle11t •~lino d1Uy
wltll 12·15 lnclln of MW Ulolir on flve,IO
-n toot b6H. ClllllM re:iulrfd on , ....
Sl'IOW Summit -El<Ctltent dtlly skiing, fhrte to 11ghl foot base •nd 12·
15 lncl\M of naw 1now. Cllalns r~ulr.:I on rot.di. 111119 Ridge -Six to tight loot bll1o1,
OPlfl dally, i.l<llng ra!ed tXClll!enl. Table Mountain -Open TueSdly
lhrougll sunis.v.-wltll e)l(tlltfll .1kllno
on four lo le\ltn ffet OI bese. , Grten VaHIY -Ope11' Wffkl!ldt fof
axcallent sl<flno Of1 yweivt lrichft of ,,_ snow oYer lhl"N ind a· ~If 10 1!x
1001 b4at. Rebel Rldgt -Open Friday tllrou;h
Sul'lday lillth lhre-t to flvt lffl of snow,
skiing rared ~ OOo1f lo excellent.
Snow For"' ~ ·°'l*n Saturdar •Ad Sunday for vt>tY°•OOOCl 'P.llng on llirM ta
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boatin'g buffs, ii.at H. \Verner :Buck's Myth *nnua\
Westerit l'jl\tiontl !lqia1' and Marine Sliow is being
.held M&rcli 9-1'7 at !lie Ahal>eim Convention' Center.'
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Boat Shfnv Ope~~ng 1
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Todqy in Anaheim
Boating enthusiasts .will find
the AnabWn Conventi oµ
Center the plae< to v~t till•
weekend when the fifth annual
Western . National Boat and
Marine Show opens today for
a nine-day stay, through
March 17.
A yearly attractioo at tile
Convention C en t e r , the
66 Series
Of Balboa
Qub Set
n., Balbot ,Yocht Club bu
<eel !lie dot• i.. ill
popWar 86 strltS ol -
ilaf;''" w111 cet 11tK1er • ""'•-
way with ~ Af>llooe Point DURllnll
Race Miirtb 1.
Tbe M s ·es ""!I'll!\. of '--------' aoven ra«IL <ii a~tely
~houri -1M ICOring
is on ve --with M .v h•
Bklfll"l'S being .~Uowed , "' , es,a _.J:\C t
tbroW oul lbtir • !'J!"l , t,w ,. > ! ..
~ ....... ,. Ille series Gutlet Set
ar" . ~ Hunlini!oD IJll.Fathom, April • lflmk McCormack sales
17; Dana Point, May 20 ; Hun-manager !Or 1s1aooer' Yachts tinaton Ttdolanda, June 18; .
Drilling Wanda, July 14; of Costa Mesa. bas announced
&Jboa to Long Point, Aug. 11, the selectiOn of Del Amo Ma-
and LQrii Point to Balboa, Jine Center, MuinL del Rey
.\Ilg. Jr.' · · · as dealer in that area. f'hJ J!uirtlngton Tlde18'<fs "blander has lbie-models in l'.8ce and the Long Poin~ to U10 line -tile &loop-rigged 30
B'1boa Races both coincide 41Jll Sil footers and a new 4'1-
whh &in\ilar races In Newport !Dot ·~r ~el<.b. ·A 41-footer
HarborYachtClub 'a 1 wW be added to the line this
Ahmanson Series-'", · · ;oprlnJt. '1
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On Cruise
popu1ar show·reatures dozens
of small Anc! Jarge boils, iii·
eluding µyaks, !8llboats, in-,
bolr'<l .an.d outboard
motorboa)& ah4 catamarans.
Al&o oo display will be
numerous large, tu.xurY·type
craft, octll!Pineot d I s p I a y
bodths, •a -marine art show
featuring prominent artists
. JOHNSON KIT . ' j • ' • '
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To Japan
SAN IUEGO .\AP) -and a.mariile sculpture
Ricliafd -sbane; a reUrM eifllbit. ' Armr .serg·eaQt from ~ ·P>astqmnianclU.S.Power
Syracuse, N. Y., ii off ,.ittrl\ls Squadron personnel will be' on
wife : and five chlidreh ·-for hand with displ~ys and tn-
Japao in a· Navy utll!IY ~t f~Upn .rega~g)>oat safe-
wbich they converte'.'cl\ Into a ... ~w. ~ s:te .6 to 10 p.m.
twin-masted cruising ketch . ¥onday throu'gJi Friday; noon
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BRUSH 99c ' fit• All S1...dar4
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, theJt-Ae-lalitude anil,lunJi ~-to ~:30 ,P·"l: "!!.!'!"'day. i right.~ , • ,, (' Mmliirll!I',~ $1.'.15 .f!>r adu\ts '
The, cl•ilillt lliinl!Y !Jienl • ~!J for, cnudreli. ,
the last years building the ~
foot ;Craft with, s a I . , ~ d
lumber and , ~ old .,.
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Robert, 14, ·was ·as wtnc1s night a111:1 ,~ ,hour• • c:omlnt ~.,,., • to. l6 Min• ~ first mate and radio operator ,,,.,._, tod41y· 1nc1 S.tvtdly. Hlllh
when the Shanes departed 1ay "-
Sunday. eo.1111 lemptnilvNI r~ from 41
Ann 1~ and Dori!; 11, called 10 ''· tnltnd. t.rniwatu"'!t ,,.,, ffM'I
themselves deckhands. • ta •i. wetv wmper1w. "·
Helen, 12, was doing "'the
heavy crew work." S•n, Moon, '.l'Wes Do'-10,11ee~ the··-. In th:' galley r WO ~. P:atOA.Y"' • '
Sha~. Richard, 19, Is sta· lecOlld 1ow ·•·••••••· 5:2' 11.rn. 1.1
tloned• ht Germany fn the SATUUAY
Army and Shirley, i1:1s atay-first>~ .. : ....... 12:01~1.m. u
ing Wilh friends in Sin Diego. F1rtt low .......... 7:J1 .. m. U
The trip via Haw~ii is ex-Second tt111h .......... 5:" p.m. 2.7
pected to take 90 day~. Sfcond low ·········· 6:., p.m. U
"In a good wUuf, ahe")ll do SUNDAY eight-knots," Sharie.said 6f his Finl hlOlt ·········· 1:1t •.m. s.o boat, named the Yama Dori or Fli;-t ljl\lt, ,. ......... t:v •.m. 0.2
; Mountain Bird. "We'll stay. a =· ._ .".'::::::.~:.;;; ::: !~
year Jn Japan and, then, who S:Un ...... •:12 ._"" ,... s:s.s p.m.
knows what we'll !2Q Or wberil ·Moon .... t:4J a.in: sm 11:» p.rn.
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n ... experlenco-aa/Gt preferably-you are Invited
to attend one of our "get acquainted" information
meetings with a branch manager of a major New
York Stock Exchange Member Firm ••
'< You will learn: ' • • ' 1. How much monay atockbrokere make.
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2. Whe~lt takll#o btcofllt a successful stock brokel.
3. What type pr training stockbn>kera receive.
4. II you hJva ,iheeiCPetl9riCeal)d aptitude to qualify
15. Arf11were to yclurqueotlona. , · • · •
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Three Big Races Start Off Today
Bina tor toa11o1 ......-. 'Ille a.n1om11 :l'fbt Club CLUB-lnvwicd Start Race, No. 2, Sund1r. CO<onldo-26
wW be lakllc oil la Ill.....,,. will allo lei-U,, olfshore SUndl1. ' regatoa, Sund1y. l:,'=--:i::.,:: di!-cniwd SaturdaJ In tj>e second CA~~ :·~ACHT San Dteio
A> 1 matter o( fact, -of roce ot itl! O¥erlon ~ -a CLUll _ Pl Dume-Santa SAN DIE~O YACHT CLUB
them are alnody under WIJI roce libeled --Dume-ilarl>lra bland roce (!OR and -Ayeea Serles, MORF, v. Ion
as you ~ this. Santa Bu1>aR Ill~ race-PHR)') Saturday. and \\·ton, Saturday and Sun-~~'*I sail ot• •Newport Harbor )'adlt Club KQ!G_ IWIBOR YACHT clay; Carousel Trophy Race,
noon todQ !J/f Wtwpj>rl In the alao gets the spotllibt on the CLUB -Mallbu Race, Spin· !OR, Salurday.
second idillon of N'eQorl ,.gatta mint with its Spring nailer , Serles, keel boats, CORQNAOO YACHT CLUB
lllrbor Yacbt Club's ~doJIL. Gold Cup for all c:Juse. satur-· S8turdily. -Spring Regatta , Cal-25 and
Cabo San~ race. day and SW!day. PALOS VERDES YACHT Coronado-25, Salurday and
The Los Angeles Yacht ~t. Rer is the entire Southern CLUB -Small Keel Boat Sunday. hoisted the llWllnl s1gna1 of!• California YachU'\11 Asaocla· Serles No. 1, Saturday. Nortk and Inland
p.m. for §ome 50 yachts in the tioo weuend ~: sANTA MONICA YACHT WESTLAKE YACH T CLUB
Whttoey Series.. getting UDllel" Ne~ club "-In-;;;tr::;a-e;.:l::;ub=R::;e;;:.l'c:tt::;a=:;Sp;O::riC:ng::Ser=l.,=N::o.;:1;:, Sun::;;ila;'-y
way In. t!>e. Uklile Tri-!llAbd N II W P 0 RT ' HARBOR ""
Race around Santa Barblra,, YACHT CLUB -Cabo San
Catalina and San C1emeote Lucas race, started .at noon;
islands. Spring Gold cup jlegatla, all
On Saturday LA YC will claasea, Saturday ~ SUndly.
·start another Ell yactrt. of ·tbe LK AqeleHA&: Jleaclt
Midget Ocean Racing Fleet LOS ANGELES y A c H T
and Pacific Handicap varielY a..UB -Tri-Island Race In the Qunnlgan'a Rock ra"'! to (!OR) today; Dwmigan'• Rock
tlte. wl.t end of Cataliila race (MORF and PHRF J
lsl&Qd and return,~ MOl\lts Saturday. •
wiU be ·~. In the Li.tile ffUNTIKGTO HARBOUR
Whitney Serles and t'l! • YACHT CLUB -Dinghy
PHRFs in Iba new Fred Har-lnvit.otlonal')legatta, ,Sunilay.
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There Is A Factory Authorized Dealer For Virtually
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Normal New And Used Car
Shopping Has Been Reduced
From Days To Hotirs On
Harbor Boulevard of Cars.
There Are Over 300 Skilled
Automotive Technicians
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bor Boulevard of Cars.
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Boulevard Of Cars.
Over $1 ,000,000 Worth Of
Genuine Factory Parts Take
Up Over 100,000 Square Feet
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There Are More Than 6 00
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What Are Chances
Of Audit on Taxes?-
'1 SYLVIA POl\TER the returns o! 'JOIZ IDdocllne-~~.
11.ast In a S1rle1J porlDerahlp.., cwporadoo or the chanc:el" audit !or all ol
What are the odds that the the ,.turns ol your r.na.. you. Tile ollldal atat!Jtlcs !or
· tax~"----"''· _ '11 u compar<d with '70 mcome '"'"" 11 you •re now partnen tr IWCIJ1IJIUel'I, the • reveal that odds on having
preparin& will be picked !or agent may decide that the IRS your return audited have
audlt by the Internal Revenue should al80 examJne t b e fallen as follows:
FOR CORPORATIONS, one
chance ln 1 t -down from one
in 11;
For lndivtduala, one chance
out of * !or a !leld audit
against one out or 250 the
preYloulyear;
For lndlvlduals, one chance
out of 72 for an audJt in an IRS
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Servlee? You're no more than returns of other partnen or
oannal If, u Y"" ·11gure out stockholdm. For iostaooe, the
your deductJ-and p u t IRS Manhattan District Audit
together whatever documentl Division ln the year ending
you can find to prove YOIU June 30. 1969. dispoted of
claims. yf:AJ wonder whether 24,318 field audits ol lndivldual
you'U actually have to back up and fiduciary returnl. Of th1a
yru statementa before an ms , total, only 7,3M were cboeen
ag<nl Uodentandable indeed du.ctly !or eaamlDaUoo. Tile
~ ., the vital news here ii remaining 13,702 were picked
~t you bave a mlleh higher for audit as the result of IRS
chance of being audited than examination of olber tax office against one out of 58 the ---------------------
rnc.t tupey-returns.
en, if:
Yours is a
non -buli.-
ness ntum
with an ad-.
justed -l ncomeof
$50,000or
more.
mus, IF vou are an in-
vestor in an oil, real te.
cattle. or sOme Other tu
shelter group ror eveb lf
are ~ partneM, · in a
business pa~rshlp. and
return for that ~rsbi
for any one me'mbet
selected for Garninatioo, '°"71• YpuTs la a ~"' .f.arm busines,., retuni with an
charices of ah audit e
greaUy Increased.. I
·ldJU51ed gross income ol fll!.000 or more.
.. Your return is tied in to
JOme ottJer tax return becall!e
,You are a partner in a
portnenhip. a shareholder qi
• clooely beld corporatloo or a ~tion or ' you
'!!Ove a miillar relatloosbip In
But because ! the reiun\!
described above have a hi
priority for audit, don
assume that .U .returns
tbooe categories-will b
audited. And "because '
iren't in any of t b es
categories, don't assmne
woo't be audited. Net
assumption is jbstifled . • group. •
To illustrate what happens:
when an ms agent examines
Meanwhile, the Treasury's
auditing capabilities continue
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YOURS LABELS
TODAY!
Personalized • StyDsh • ~ffldent
Order For Yourself or • Friend'
~•Y b. used on •nvalop~s as return 11ddres1
labels. Also v~ handy as identification
libels for marlun9 personal items such as
boob. r.c:ords, photos, etc. labels stick on
gl.ss and may be us•~ for markin9 home
canned focd items. All labals ara print•«i
with stylish Vogue type on fjne quality whit ..
gumm.d paper.
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previous year.
Even more specifically, the
audited will vary too depend-
ing oo Ille ms OIQce in which
Y"" m. yOi1r rerum .;..., pn>1>-
ablY because dlr!erent IRS
, districts · haoqoe. · d lf fer en t
amounts of manpower
available, different percen·
tilges of 0 frultfUI" a u..d it
· p0asibHitles, etc.
Now, a final point on. ke'ep-
ing tax records: while the
TreaSUI')' is generally barred
from use9$ing taxes after
three yean from the filing ol
your return, th~ Treasury can
go back u far as It wishes U it
claims that your return was
fraudulent or, that· yuu never
filed a .return 'for a speciflc
year. For instance, in U>e pro-
cess of examining a Mr.
Blank's return, the IRS agent
could find no records of his
having filed any returns for
the years 1956 through 1961.
Mr. Blank claimed he had fil-
ed these returns, but he had
no retained copies, cancelled
checks, etc. ID prove it.
BE WAS THEREFORE hit
with tax for all lhose years -
;despite the fact that aome or
\he earlier years would have
been c1osed by the statute of
limUat19ns if he could h11ve
s hown that he had filed
returns for those earlier
years.
Of course, few of you will be
challenged for failing to fi]e or
for committinq fraud. But it's
still good pollc;.o for you to re-
tain indefinitely copies of your
returns with attached mail
receipts and ca ncelled tax
payment cbecb. This record·
keeping won't annoy you or
use up much space.
nday
FUtlBAY
in the l1f~lijijll1)I
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Heavy Rains Cursed,
B.~s~d ·by Farmers
Northerf\ Califomia fanners
are · trying ID figure out
whether this .winier'!! heavy
rains 1lave been a bles.!lng, a
cuts(!; -or a milture of the
two. . · on tbe good side, tbe Water
table · in the San ~oaqµin and
Sacramento v~eja ls high
and the Sierra ·Nev ad a
SDOWpack is hellvy, signifying
ample irrigation water from
wells and reservoirs this
spring and summer.
ON THE BAD side, tasks
normally under way by March
have been delayed because
fields are too soggy to work,
Planting a n d harvesting
machines can't get Into
Fresno County fields, said Ray
Crouch. a University of Cali-
fornia farm advisor. Barley
and alflllra plantings h a v e
been delayed, and some cotton
hasn't been harvested, he add-
ed.
N ormally they reach
full bloom m March, but
the late start plus ct.layed
spraying coukl caUae crop
reductiont:, farm spokesmen
said .
Fanners and agriculllµ"e ad.
visors said the)' hope lor a
week or sunshine ID dry out
the land and let lbem get into
their spring work.
'"lbe situaUon is not yet
disastrous,'' said Wayne Skow
of the &tale Department "
Agriculture, but be said a
sharp weather ebange is need-
ed 900n,
However, the rough winter
already has claimed some
crop loss, Skow . • a I d •
Unharvested grain is yellow-
ing in some fields as are
potatoes in lbe San Joaquin
Valley.
And San Mateo Coonty's
vegetable and flower growill«
industries suffered $3.3 .million
in damage during a freeze last
Plantings or tomatoes and December, said H e n r y
sugar beets in the Sacramento Sciaronl, UC farm advisor.
Valley, lettuce in the Salinas Now, with the ground "like a
Valley and asparagus in the sponge," farmers can't plant
Sacramento Ri ver Delta and rooted cuttings to replace
around 8alinas also are ruined •rUcbokes, cauliflower.
reported late. broccoli and M a r g u e r i t e
Eugene Monroe\ a Hughson daisies· beca119e p I a n t i n g
fruit rancher, l"i4 j\'edneoday machlnei would cet stuck in
he bu been unable to disc his the mud, he .added.
fields for · weeds' or aprly for · 1
inaecti. A RAJN.llELA!'ED pollutioo
,.._ 4-'he lil!nitey:rain season has problem waa presented· to tile
delayed: !i<!liiliallOo rJl aucb• state Air -...,, -Jn
· tr,ee. ctops as. a I in on d I • Redding Tuesday. R I c e
apricots; peach"' plums aJ1d !armer1 aald inceasaDl nln
nectarines. 1 has kept them from burning
, st.otibla· off Ufeir fielda at
lJ.S. Stops
Purchasing
Canned.Meat
WASlllNGTON {AP) -Tile
· Agriculture Department, citing
high prices, said Wednesday
It has quit beying carnied lun-
• <heoo lll<at for dooalion ID
needy !amllies.
Tlie decision will a!lect
about 2.8 mllllon persoN
qualified to receive ·r re e,
g o v e mment commodities.
About 12.4. million others who
get food stamps for use at
supermarkets will not be af-
!ecled by.the order.
Officiall s a i d the canned
meat purchases were stopped
"because of current market
prices.'' which had rlJen from
about 57 cents a pound lut
October to 71 cents Feb. 23,
when th« last purchue was
approved.
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tlmea classified u "good_
burning days."
This means; soid I ~ e
£armers, they may have to
burn stubble at other times so
they can get started with this
year's crop. ,
Air resources officials toot
oo action but indicated stubble
buming on "no burn" day•
cOuld Cause polllrtioo problems
for city residents.
Early Birds
Receive
Tax Refunds
SACRAMENTO (AP-- A
million early-bird Cali!omians
already have received their
firtt state income tu refundl.
Controller Houaton I. Flournoy
said Tbunday.
But Flournoy, a Republicln.
said the state bad ~ ID
make 1.5 millioiJ re!uods by .....
"But taxpayers ·simply have
not been filing their returns
early this year," be said in a
irtatem<nt.
1 "About 5.5. million lu·
payers are eligible f o r
refunds," he said. "U returns
c;ontinue to come ln slowly
there will be a hllge jArb al
the April 15 deadline. '111at
means refundl wJU be·~
for many people."
It has taken about 10 days to
process each retum so (ar and
to mail out checks to U.
who have refunds because too
much tax was withheld from
their pay <hecb thn>Ugboul
1972.
Thi• la the !Int lime
caur~ns have received
rcfllnds on 1 mua scale. 1be
state switched from tunrp-sum
paymeut of Ital.! penooal in-
come tau.I to Jii1YroiI dtd11e-t10n. Jan. 1, • 1972.
LOCAL
EDITORIALS
The .DAILY PILOT
~uite Q~en
Fi9hts City Hall
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Permission. Prices Soar Again
Not Needed
SACIWIENTO (AP) -w ..... -w .. longer
aeed tbdrbuabandi'
ptnnUslon .. boy stockt
Wlw"laak Coit. Jump 1.9%
and --• bill In-
-by sea. Nlcbolu C. P.UU (IJ-Oakland.)
Pelrll llid Tuaday lhlt
I comtltuent ....C. lo
him, compWnlng t b a t
1 o m e lt0Ctbroker1 r•
quired buabandl' consent
belore they would allow
women to buy or sell
oecurltleJ.
Pelria' bill Is SB 397.
'wASIUHGTON (AP)
l\'bolts•!e prlcn -u
.,..._ laat -far the ....
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In JllSt, the govenwneat aid
loda7.
The riot In Febnliry In-
cluded anotbet llwp -ol u ~ for fvm pn»-
ucts and Pl'OC<ued foada. tbt um.t bll moothly Jump In •
row that added op IO aa m-
nual rate of If pen:ail.
Prices "' • brood rqe ol lodumal raw mataiall ,,,.
1.1 percent. the la r Ce It
moothly increue In 1%,..,., Aid the Labor ~· .... _______ ..,,
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'No Fr~ud'
In Russian
Grain Sale
WASHINGTON (AP)
Secretary of Agriculture Earl
Bw'eau of Labor Stati•k:I
Tiil!: REPORT appeorod
certain .. rake ... criticlslll
of PresilleDt Nixon's too.....i
Phase s ecooomic cootrok,
partJcularl,y from orgaoi>ed
labor whlcb bu charged that
wage bikes are virtually
troun a< U pereeot while
L. Butz said Thursday he has Prod ctlvlty
been told by Atty. Gen. --..;..=.D=.:...:..::..::...==t:...
food prices continue to aoar.
1be over all rise ia the blJ.
ruu's w1>o1esa1e price Index
was a little less -I.I percent
-oo a aeao•lly adjusted
buls. Fann products and
procrS>ed lods were up S.2 per-
cent seasmally and industri-
al nw maieriala oae pen:eot
ID that basil.
Richard G. Kleindienat that
the Justice Department hu
found no criminal wrong-doing
by any present or former
government employe and no
criminal fraud on the part of
grain companies involved In
last year'• massive sale of
grain to the SOvlet Union.
U.S. Chamber Says
Cut,s Key to Tax Reduction
"I have been confident from
the beginning that the Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Jtl
employes, past and present,
would be given a clean bill of
health on the sale of grain to
Russia," Butz said in a sta~
ment released by t b e
Agriculture Department here.
"Now that the emotional ac-
cusations have been swept
aside by a thorough in·
vestlgaUon, we can properly
evaluate the grain sale as the
hlslorlc, highly beneficW and
successful action that it is
proving lo be," Butz said.
There 111.ve been suggestions
that some members of the
grain trade may have profited
from private information.
Butz, in...,a statement from
Ch1cago, said he had been in·
formed by Kleindienst that t.he
Justice Department h ad
finished its probe of allega-
tions of Impropriety with
respect to the grain sale.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
U.S. Oiamber ol c;om_..
Thunday urged Coligrtis not
to repeal tax laws it said ~
coo.raged iovestmeot a n d
development of U.S. pro-
ductivity.
Walker Winter of Ollcago,
chairman ol the chamber'•
taxation committee, told the
House Ways and Means Com-
mittee .. federal s p e n d i n g
reduction is the key to tu
reduction.''
Specifically, W"mla" advioed
the committee to ""3ln speed-
ed depreciation of bn!intSS
assets, the present reduced
taxation of capital gains,
depletion allowances and ex-
isting rules on tuation of
foreign income. es...,,_,.
SAN DIEGO (APl -U.S.
Financial Inc., Is shaking up
its top management for the
second Ume since tbt 5ecur-
·•' There are over 600 ultril modem
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service bays ond 100,000 square
feet of foc:tory part$ facDitles on
Costa Mesa's Harbor Boulevard
of Cars.
ORDER
YOURS
TODAY!
Personallnd • Stylish •
Order For Yourself or • frlenct
May b• us•d on envelop•• •s r.hirn addrns
lt.bels. Also very hendy •• identification
l•bels for m1r•in9 penon•I items such 1s boo••· records, photos, etc. t..bels stick on
9l•s1 end m1y be used for m1Mrin9 hom•
canned focd items. All lebek •re printM
with stylish Vo9ue type on fine qu•lity wllit•
9u111med paper.
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iii! lo Esdlange Commission
ordered a bait in its stock
trading last October.
A spotesman said Thunday
that Jobn B. Ha!Yenoo. pres;.
-and d1lef opentlng of· ri= s1nce m1. has 1e11 the
San Diego-baled firm which
( 1: ~:01Ji c )
led the nation'.s housing
deveklpnl<m companies.
Ro1iert S. Walla" resigned as
senilw vice JftSident and a
director. He is the son of
Rober;t ll Walter, who resign-
ed last Nov. 27 as chairman
and chief executive officer.
Sylvia Porier's readen can beat that headline
••• she told them how to save up to 251. on
meat buys, as much as 201. on canned goods:
'Fm the
most
fandlnental,
sinple and
ordinary of al
the rules . . '
Shop the
specials..'
Maybe it seems obviom, but when Columnist Sylvia
Porter Wis her ruder• something like: watch
newspaper ads for bargains, she always goes the
extra step. She asked questions of acme of the
food industry's leaden and found out savings can
amount to many, many limes the 4~% predicted
rise in overall food prices. That's economic advice
you can believe.
Test it for yourself. Cbeclo the special3 in the bal'
gail>-laden ads of the Wednesday Food Section ttVery
week in the DAILY PILOT. And if you want more
Ups on get.ting your money's worth, read Sylvia
Porter's '"Money's Worth" column appearing sev-
eral limes each week in the financial pages of the
DAILY PILOT.
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pteelphatm 60 ............
10 Sound of rodt
teughter 53 G#defttool
M Dfiental 54 SaY<WY
nune 58 kind of
'5 Word of Ntuage
greeting 81 Swen ,..-
16 Smel 62 E~
17 Witd ....,., col9ge
ho.M 63 R"80M ..
'ti Aerie: 2 tpirh:s
wordt 64 lm~uoUty
20 Mak• Yoid 66 Leh tM
22 Lose vi\lility scene
23 Shades 66 Eagle fe9ntf11
24 Clwtries H. fi1 Commanded
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26 Preposition 1 Cektbfatk>o
'Z1 Mote roomy 2 To ---:
JO R-ogfng Everyone
34 Foreigners 3 E11m
3S Order 4 Moved one'I
36 Old auto •houlder•
37 _Sort 5 Pronoun
38 Autl'lor, of I 6 Chief
t1ort 7 Illinois. city
40 Etn•'• 8 French gili
· product 9 P11n ol foot
41 Time of d., 10 Respecta
42 Aqyatic 11 Asian gulf
amphiblaft 12 Garden
CJ Joined itCC(IUOl"f
-45 Reprine 13 Tt\e "A" of
47 ·School boob "B.A.''
19Weuel
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29 EKp0sMd
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30 Poetle
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32 In noway
33 Irritating
lneentiv•
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edmir•hM
4C Short drinks
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47 Suddentf'
49 Calcareoue
9'i:;eleton
5(1 Put to dnttt
51 Stone: Suffb:
52 B•th'• riv«
53 0.•nc-
66 Heavy beMI
56 BtgUSSR ·-57 Dep1..._
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OH, 11-IAT'S
OKAY1 ?.§AR-rM Gl.Al.J 'IOU
HAD FUN
JUDGE PARKER
by Al Smith
by Dale Hale
by Emie lushmiller
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MOST OF IT 16 YET TO COME.! WMEH .1
6Ef THROU6H TE.WN6 MY STO~
TllERE WIU. llE ARRESTS ~E
,A.LL ACROSS THE.COUl'&TRY! flRS'f
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Reply to Dally Pilot Edltorlal
Feb. 14, 1~3 'Council Out()( Step' , ,, . . ' lt n not u.-nmoi> to $nd names 11\l"pelled, l~J qi! TV ~ radio (qr a lot of JIO<KI rea50ns
jumbled wire ·.ervice stories and bqrder line ll!ll then """'llt.i~ for Y,OUr own iiulillcation•.
joamlll3tic elforts by young reporlero In )'OW • Wt f"I Wt )'llU Jlr IOY . Individual have a
publloation. When these things occur, no 001 rtl!ht to ooqulrl oopttol and lnvost that capital In
b lnc:lJped to doe1l1 the elfort as irreoponaiblt •ny lll8ftlm1te ontorpriao which you may choo10.
~malism lill4lf they usuaJly result from human Whothw that chol .. 1' a newtpaper or n three
.._. J think,. i-tvw. the reader expects • legged ,ohatr litilllne11, 1111k_o1 no d1"~rence. The
little ...,,. from -the edltorials p~ ~Y: the QOfll-UO-dlolt"" )'<><Ir i\IQOOU wlwq you deliver
editorial ital. "l1d> JI not the pla* to praotk>o valu" Tho 01111\111unity berieffls i>ecawe you pro-
illillPO"•ll)le jOumallsm as demonsvattd ln tho Yklo m1plo)'111tnt 1n<J,IJll. d911~n for the' O.sential
odllorial Ptod above'. Your dell"'t 0(-. P"fco: iefvioo1 of &•V""'111"'" and, an occqional folly."
llonllillJ> °' lack of i~ was surprislnC lb tht 'Iii· .ini.t ono m~n ell!Ols. 1 dl~elintt puryu[t, should
11X!11J10Y of' tlMi details and the apparent motivo . '~ t••IO hi> bt1Jilnei1 to Qii attackci! -~yV>e other,
of the U'tiaiti 'Your altr'ubtlc eohct'Nl for .~ aostheti<?i of
A peal many peGglc are concerned -.boul the Co!lla Mesa Is an insult to the in~'-lligcnco ~1
hee flow el lnform•tioo In tbis countii>-fiwl t\w . owify ...... above th• •iie e+. twel"'I years. The -.es o( pllleo hqldo'f~o stop that flow.·~ illett tlMt ~ ......,. ;Cl "llgn Jl'lll'\li<>n" would
you crltlctcod th<i'three counciifnen frQm 'Cost~ diiapPNl'wld\ llM;~allll•V<~'"l>iD bo~a·
Mesa, M.,.n. Jordon, Wilson and 0 Pinkl•y fol '11'1 bit•""'"" Wlliht f·'fh;Q li·gruat'jli>lhition lu
tbeir posltjon Jn up.bQ14in' free speech, we fi.nd Qo.11 Mo11n Qf 1liWJPl1llt;lr1 on sidewl\lk.~. in the
W.,. paiadqx.. It It ttuo thal the Courioil. ap-•lreet1 ond on hlshways and io\ pilr~s. l am uot
proved our requllt i· a P1rmit for •n· outdogr hwllnod to 1upport 1011;.lation th•t would ban the
..i..rtbln1 loca«on. l'tllwevor, thl1 will replace D~Uy l'ilot from dlotrlbution or which woul~
an erlallnl llY 1 IS' 1tni<Wro-110t a IcY • 14' "' rt'(luire thRt it ho m•il•'<l in a plain brown wrat>-
_you ~.,..i. '111• odvertisjnl di1pl•y I• • ''"" per thru the po1t•I •y"em lo prwvent sidewalk
dard Uo ol 672 equ•~ I~ not a jumbo dltplay llttor. If "•tan pollution'-wha(cver that is -is
• )'Oa ..._led. · ~ . · such a grave ooocem of your conipany, I !'iuggt:~t
JI lhould alto be no!O!I that t~ structure is that forthwith you remove all company identifi. net•· 1 publlo -nt. Wt believe much of cation from your Jllnnt and offiQe•, and, furtbor
the 1ttitudci apJNt outdoor advort:ising stems campaign to rt'ITlO\'t: th~ ~tr\·~·t 11tgn11 ;1t the CQmfr
frolft tho mi.WC.. Id# that It O(lOUpies pubUo 1 of Newport Blvd, n111l Harbor lllvd. in C<>•t•
proporty1 Toof ref~ to "blllholl{ds" wa.11 I· Mesa. After al~ \Vt' all kno\v 'vhtire tht· inte111..-u-
... in""5tfng. A nomtnAl amount of re,earch on I tion is, so \vhy 1'hould "'C not eliminate th e
your part would ,....aJ that a billboard and an pollutlon caiuod by tho•• •fgn•.
outdoor adv~'g bulletjp are two dillerent . . niyu tel!Jho .w m1'!lnlet .\h•t adyl'llise i11 th•
ilellll. They liotll. U cJOeS tho Daily l'i]Qt, pu"'ey .D•ily Pilot tliat thoy ~ npt nf<l!l effoctivc \d"ll•
lnformall<!n. Wt have,..... owned lftf •1Jlboanl1 ti~ (•t11ii) v•• •~1..-~s .i b~ll!.
.. dD llOI do "'hlll~a.· , . ! , · ._ .~use'°wl\en ,tliey(,,;,J"l'tjfy tl>emstlv...--,tWY j I
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does f""1lr ~ ..aio tblns.tha~'-'Q"l'~IJ"-h-.t!Je.Cj!~: "~.ff.l•lpil!IOT. 'II! a m,dia,'~.noll
ndlo statli>n or telO\/llllon.doe1. 'I""' oon,l!Oi>t ,r, wortl\,a dime, unl~*!y•ur reader drft1· R~
tile rneoaage usually hae a gommorolal a~ 11~~ tbe pla'!'! of ·,buotn'l'tof the advert! ' I•
"' what? The cop tent of a new1gaper Is ~tt'1• ~~t ~lw•~•· ensy lor a river with less · . ~'JfJ',"' •~~
i.rist;ically 50'l'o °' more advertising. In a r*"t\ vii ion, .W~ ~.~~ , i)h two m ch • th~: -1
IUMI)' by~ .llqiittr, whoil-rlllders were aa~od< ctr, l'oliking for an bia~b .. an -•~· ,
-.wliJr.lboy-liild·IM'PIPCl'-lt'ltolthalf.s•i<l'l!Wy~· ~!ff .-Ur•lift· Ptltlft Y•s, Mf,'11:ai1i ·:.,.
taM 11 fllr tho 1dvortlllila-I WOlll\t ~ a typloll, "'1..iii• .... ,._ ·"'811; Tho ·~ •hew '''I'"'"'" from your readen would yteld similar done a good,~b for• lorii tlln<l -¥ leut several
"'5ulb, '1ecluse after all that's what lhe Daily c:onlllriel belo.-die prlntlna ..,,Jlwas invented.
Pilot II all •bout Adv.-tq -without a lot of Th• Registet recently pu~llshed an editorial
lt, )'Oil would soo• join the. '"'th .<(I Ufe, 4'o,1<-. Oii tlle.s¥0!~ of outdoQr advortiling and summed
Colliers,.Uberty and ·V11bliotlotis ad infinitum. · It, up ,quite woll , qllOlt, "The fact that bullno11
Several iecent Al dopth '"""'f' IPODtOred and oootloue• l'I rent outdc>or adverti,;ng apa<e is
pole! for by the POiien! Highway J)eautilloollo• · tho ]Jardest ,ldnd o( 4lvldonoo that SQCb adv~
Commlssioll and oonduotod hy_ tho fJliert Sind· ipg is llSeful to1tlt&.,,....f ~·'fY!'I
linger orpitiiatloil le~ otl)on, proyid• intereot. I/ II' were not, ...,j,,,uld~ M;•p~ tJ>o
tng facts on. the 111b/e<:t of out<loo• acjvertiling. \ {illhl to placu. outdOor ad"~ on an):' pri'v•I•
The majority,fl(. lilt' tl'l'~C wbllc, over 67'l' PNP.CflY. for wtt helll It to'be')i;ex~ ot frti~· .
1ont,., opposition to outdoor ·~•h!c.. Many ~ lt i• a met\>'ld of·ooPi~t.;n, Al\ .. ,
lilld thlt service very useful .. whet1 traveliog. for •\llCl! UPGn outilqor ~~·~·li~~f!!upon ' ' ::':,
.the. J.iaaijon and JOl\!Cllpn, ~I facUitie~ such 11 '""'1)11jody'1 rilh.t 'to ;~Jf.{s~'ei\t oart ....... ~ns. f'ICICL •~tomobile ~~icloa •t>d i(ttraetioils :· """" 'IJ.Ut one mi\f)iod l o!·~~jl.tjon, they , :-;:·
to mcndo1u.few, 'The 21~ whloh.op)lli..id lt,did can 1jll\oo ,out oil,,;.,::.,t-~"1'1-:' ,.:' •? . •·> "
so, with ...... quali6catiQna, A,f•<.&*i.r~n-• N_..,.papenioile• a.wJ<liioope-orcf~istlc .~ ,'
_,. -aliowa for hii!hwaY 1111.._•nol ~poilid iJI'~ and I am'!'Ol o\i~~ ~ lli«'J)i.lly'liilot an~
jurilrymla. . • t '· • iht 1.,oio .Angeles 'l'-.Press ~9:.m~;jn com.' .,'"
Thm ... ~y ~--~ Ollpti'I*" "'t~ ni~. althou&Ji 1 ~;ti' j,pl!I ~ btst tn ' .,
visual chaos which )'ft,~ ol tn ·E'Me~. }our •ystem. LdctW.\st, .U OllllM"' t""ia.,, !Ii· , . .' ~ do 1lOl deny It oxl~ ~ com . ; n 61 ~ved fn •Igo,. and outdoor advertiling are !IOI '
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•rt'*' parltins ~ an( refuse --~ oW companies strive for improvement in tht
aJ1 ia pat qbantitles, kvt a...nowo Wlcl'°n Jncthclci, type• and design oj, visua1 \,'\JlrulHlillOR• '
the community appearabce. The situ•tioft..is far lion necessary in today's tconomy. Ourre<:ord u " ~ ,thau It* ·kl~tion of. establishment• • Joc .. I Orange Co~ritr. firm ;, known for a xre•I
lllld PIOduGW'--' I WU •urprlltd lltot you -would di."tlCll· C.rter OutdOOr Advo1tl1in" wu recontly
. ovedoak It. obvloUI. ' !IOleoteyl b~ the St•!• ·or C.lilomia, ();vision of
In rho maue. of edvertlsillc per "'· we assusno Nlghwaya, to lnlUile a ~ow <<ln<;!lt* of Travol••
tliot ,,.,.. believe 111 .11 .. part.of the Er., ftt>w ol lnfermatlon ' for the lntontate ~lghway system
iqformatiun. Fwthennore, we ~ize that ad· r<quir«f in the Rbsei><'tr of o,utdoor 11dvertt1ln11o
, .. l\iolnJ It th~ "llfllOl'1t0ne Qf the. free tnteipn.., 'Thera 11 olh•r eviden,C., of outstand'ing. Carter
l)'llorll· Without ad""'1J1i11g, th~ .l)'•toin cannol .Still) olfort• "'.Cosio M••,_ l!"ine a11<1, thrpughout •
stilt. Tlit 1N"'11' qi tho Jll'Cl"PI whlc;h, qppc>se the ~lbem Cahfomln,.nll lirlplpg bwipe.,..., to do
1-Bow ol inlo-UQ11, lll8kta till !Dt...,.ting " bi:tter job,. . . " ·
""1dy btca..,. It 11111"""• by and larg'I. that the •I lhinlf\ Mr. ~41tor.· ~lllt you r!ghtfully owe
'""'II' which oppOte t"4 fiw enttrprt,. sysiem ' •11>..,.iogy, In thta •ew'Pl'l"'l'l 19 "the threo men
ate the 1&me. 'M had the foMaltt lo Cll!lt a vote 1or the
It b logical tp auul\KI t~ the Dally Pilot tt>re*rvatlon of froe spo«h, wllidi you critici:wd.
bellovu In advt.tls;ng so long,as tl\at adverti51ng Jt appem that they might have• bit tlicii:e under-
11 In tho Pilot. bu~ if thr<>uJb free choico the , sllmd~ on tho l'&bject thaa YO!' do, and, tllat II
l4voetller ao*1Q ...other mcdia to display bi<, Vt'( ~twlillln& bociiu1e Y@q.rtMly should ht tbt
-that it _., II holcle tltat YO• would "'~pert. NI ttplllOorillo lltlo ........ -"BDrroi\.
.-pport and lobby 11> keep hard liquor im...rti•-OUT QF ~." ,
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Acapulco
Beckons
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' Ronald L Ziegler, the White
Hause press secretary, said
Kiuioger is in the process of
mHUng the focus of hi! at-
tention from Indochina to
Wiiiem Europe, Japan and
tbe Middle East.
Gaml!hmenf s u i t s total-
illc $14,5'2 have been llled
q:lin.st the estate of President
Lyndon B. Johnson for debts
lllegedly owed by his brother.
lam Houto• Joba100 of -'11le latest suit c 1 a I m 1
Jobns(l'I. owes E a s t e r n
-. Inc .. ~.08%.
'l'be Riggs National Bank of
WllllllingtM, D.C., filed a
prnisbment suit for $10,000
ad the Camille Corp. of
Hoo.ston, Tex., one for $480 .
.Jobmon received a bequest
a( '5,tXJO in cash or property
~ his brother.
* U David Eilubower may
look for a job in government « tn the writing fiekt when he
is released from the Navy at
the end of the nlonth. but has
no plans to take a White House
post.
Belen Smith, First Lady Pat
Nhor:r's press secretary. said
that the President's son-in-law
to,ed with the idea of taking a
law CXIW'9e but bad not sought
ldmiMion to any university.
She noted that Eisenhower's
father. former Ambassador
Jolllll Eisenhower, Is an author
and is writing a book about his
father, Dwight D. Eisenhower.
She said that David has a
''natural bent for writing."
Cbafrman it, Lee Ray of
tbe Atomic Energy Com-
mission bas moved he!' mobile
bome from Frederick CoWlty,
Jl4. and an A5C spokesman
•JI she ••cloeSn't care to list"
... ..., address.
Jl<. Ray ....,]d Ml lefl in-
qpin!:s where the custom-
built inobile home is located.
The home had been parked
on a 164-acre farm near Jef-
fenoo. Md., but Dr. Ray was
told by county officials 1ast
month that the mobile home
did not meet county regu]a-
tioos.
* ~. Jolm Kahn, the paster
of St. Matthew's Roman
Catholic Catht:dral in
Washington. will c o n d u c t
warship services in the White
Home Sonday.
'Ibe President and Mrs. Nix·
cm invited some 300 govern-
mmt cfficials, members of
Cangress and friends to attend
the tenices.
Tbe Takoma Park. Md. Bap-
tist Church cholr will sing.
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Blues singer Geor&e '1Fur-rr Lewis, who cnce played
bis bottle-neek guitar In W.C.
Handy's band, became a Ten·
...... colooel 00 bis llOth
birthday.
Thf colonel's commission
from C-cv. Winfield Dunn was
presented to Lewi!; at a birth-
dsy porty in Memphis home of
.. Plue" Red Wllllam1,
aootber cld-time blues singer.
* On St. Patrick's Day. there's
said to be a little bit of Irish in
everyone, including now the
Apollo 17 crew.
night Commander Eugene
A. Cerm, Ronald E. Evant
and lbrrtson H. Schmitt were
to have rec1!ived civic honors
in Chicago Jan. 26. But the
ttrtmony was called cff in
mourning for the late Presi-
dent Lyndon B. John90ll.
Now It's been rescheduled -
for St. Paddy 's Day. The
astronaut trio will serve as
baDDrary grand marshal! for
the March 17 parade, then at-
lmcl the annual l r i s h
Fellowship dinner. Ceman is a
native of Cbicagc.
l£l'S BE FRIENDLY
Jr J'OICI have new nclghborl
• Jt:now of anyone moving
te aur area. pleaac tell UI
9D t.hlit •oe ml.f extend a
tttndlJ -.~koml'! and help
Did to Ix-come acquainted
.. dlelr iiew surroundinp,.
SL Clast f ISitDr
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Man Says He Got $25 in VD Study THINK THE NlW
JONES
WASHIJiGTON (UPI) -All
elderly bled< inao has l<S1llled
thal. ... .. goi szs ..... •
cortllicai. 0 f •pPl'edatbl
alteqia1<Jtlpating, witboat his
knowled1e . In tbe
governmt0t11 1tudy cl lbe el·
fecta ol l)'Jll>llls.
"Were you glad 14 aet the
certificate?" Sen. Edward M.
KeMedy, CD-Mas11., asked
the witness, Charlie Pollard,
61 , of Tuskegee. Ala., where
the government study was con-
ducted.
4'YES," HE replied softly
CRYSTAL TILE DEMOHSTRllTIOH
See how to Do-It· Yourself
and have thing• look like
you paid the pro.
llEW'LOWEll llllD LA MIRJIJ)A STORES
Satwday, March 10
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White baked enameled.
Strong but atill
lightweight due to
interloclcing aluminum panela.
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of Age Chorale Irvine-,Master • J ) ' • • ••
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Bach 'Mass in B Minor' Offered in Celebration
BJ JO OU!ON Of•Dlllr ......
'Ille Irrine -Olarale -and' its Orange County .,.......,, -will have
cane ol age m11sG1lty after the chorale's
March II performance </. Bach's "Mass
In B .._, iD Ille Orange Coast College -Dacribed as "me oldie.most m:iting
proj<ds ~ for any dxra1 -to uodtitake" by Jo1m. Alrqoder, morale
din!clor, Ille "11 llinor" is a masterpiece
---at least 15 ,.... for Ille com-
-to complele ..... -.... ls
--Ille BJl'8li!st dlorale com-J"'i«il#:m ever writtm.
lt ft hales the full eleceQ of a
Cotliolic mass Jot -aaigJl iD
-111111 grammatical ponpllmlnp
Multiplieation Beek
Catch); Beat, Cartoon Charact.ers Teach Kids Math
• NEW YORK (AP) -One of ~life's little won·
ders iJ that many kids who quickly memorize the
mumbled wordJI of rock songs ...,m to draw blankS
in recalling simple multiplication tl!bles.
This phenomenon has led to the creation of
"Multipllcation Rock," a children's feature that
appears eight times each weekend at 'the end
of kiddies shows on the ABC Television network.
The principle of the sertes is simple: Dry· ..
dust multiplication tables rre written as catchy lyrics
to pop music. Nwimical cartoons expand, contract
abd gather to Illustrate the number in9olved.
All of It is the brainchild of David McCall, P"""' Iden~ of a New Yorlt advertlsiDg agency. It cam&
about in 19\!8 .when he was musing about b,is yowig
soil's Woe. with multiplication. ·
"11 eemed strange that•he tnew tbe-wordt to
every-rod< ng ever written, but <lldn't bcnr bis ·
mwliplicalion tables," 8ljd McCall, wbo rudlly
admits be was the fJUDklng kind of math atudellt
ID ltis ~old~s. • ·
McCall said he was thlnklng at that time oal1
of mllk!nf a n>ek·'n'rolt mullipllcalion al.bum f~
remedial use in gr de school"'
He contacted Bobby Dorough. a New York
compooer-planist who had prevloiisly written com·
mercial jiaglee for blm. Dorougb lkotdlecl out and
recorded two sample oonp,
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to disqualify it as an orthodox mass,
music scholars say.
1'ro parts, the Kyrie and Gloria,
"which in themselves constitute a full
Luiberan maa, were submitted by Bach
In 1'133 to support his petition !or ap-
paintment as composer to the Electoral
Court at Suooy, a position be was
granted In 1731," program ootes· for the
conc>ertstale.
''Many of the latter movements were
performed as individual works as they
came frcm bis pen, or, as Bach managed
to write an average of ooe cantata per
moolb over a number of years, were in-
eorporated into these larger worts," tbe ---.. 1, must be obviowl, however, that the
"Jlasl in B Miner is no mere compendi·
wn of mJscellaneous fragments, !or tbc
extent of its musical cohesiveness and
conceptual unity is overpowering."
'M>e work will be performed wjtb four
soloists and an orchestra, with a special
touch added by a baroque organ to be
loaned by Mrs. Clayton Spessard of
Irvine.
Soprano soloist will be Oarrelyn Mellil!i
of Orange, alto soloist will be Jane
Westbrook of Laguna Beach, tenor \\1ill
be Michael Sells of Los Angeles and bass
will be David Pittman Jennings, also of
Los Angeles.
A 22--voice group from within the
chorale known as the Concertists wi ll be
featured during portions of the mass,
especally where the orchestral ac-
companiment is lighter.
Being able to perform the great Bach
work is a triumph in itself for the S-year-
old chorale, which Is composed of 100
Orange Countians from 24 commuIDUes
and all walks of life.
First discussed by Dr. Maurice Allard,
professor of 1nuslc at· UCI, and several
Countians who had sung in high school
and college. it was Conned to serve those
who were interested i!) continuing their
1nusical involvement.
Jan Unvert. a Newport Beach resident
and one of the first to ~ accepted, said
the response to the first call for singers
was overwhelming and unexpected.
"More than 250 auditioned the first
year," she said, "and now there is a coo-
(See CHORALE, Page '13)
John Alex1nder CHches 111>
pr1no Darrtllyn Mtllllll, fir
left, In tho finer !?"!nit of
81ch's ~'Miss I!) 8 ,,.lnor.H
Tho 1 Orengo .ro$1Jont ,1"111 bo
one of fo1ur1 10lo(1t1 wnen ' thra
Irvine Master chor•I• ~'r{ormi
tho ~mblfJ.Ru~ ~k · Mif<ih 'II 1 In tho <!(•~4' Co11t Col'9' oudilorlum. ' r -l 1-i"' , . '
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Back to tagu.na Playhouse . . '
'Ille -smell ol. ,,..,.,... bas waited its way back to community theater in
Laguna Beach, and the "good old days"
when nearly ~ show was both an
artiltic and financial success appear to
have retumed.
With its airrent . production, "The
Prime of Miss Jean Bnxlie," a solid bit,
the Log1ma Moulton C om mun I t y
~ bas come two-thirdl of the
way through its fourth seaBoo with flying
-.. Its lint three shows -"Forty
Carats " "Summer and Smoke" and
"'Bow 'the other Half Loves" -were
-11Y ....U ,,.,.;vec1; making !be 11112-73
cw"JP'ign Laguna's best season at the
,... -.SS,,_ almost four years old.
'1'his WU tbe rWe rather than the U •
c:opllon beet In !be llllO'• on Ocean
A....,. when It .... just !be Laguna
l'la1hoase-'Ille 14oolton .... added In
mkl-199 with Ille acquisition ol the new
-· tllanb to a generous start from ,Mn. Lewis Moulton, and the Community
tog came a1oog last year when Ille latest
ol. Ill tine managerial fadloos began
bedoolog for more local _.i.
IN m THREE and a ball oeasons, the
Moolton Playhouse bas ridden the roller
ClDUler of fortune, plunging '° deep into
-at one point that Ille future of theater iD Laguoa .... precarlowl. Theo,
la JJUd.1171, the playbouse began a
sleacb' upward climb with veteran
abowman Hap Graham at the helm, lm-
pwlng ill artistic 111111 filcaJ condition,
antil DOW it boasts I $12,000 curtain
wllidl bas gme up on IOJlle of Orange
OoualJ'• best entertainment this season.
[ ...... beet Cll those dilfiatl~ transi·
11oi1a1 11111 wllm '1lle playhouse group
--Ille eomly conrmes of the Ocean Avenue theater to the imposing
edllloe ol almoot limiiless staging
~-=-:..:~~;~
wtlb ., ucellent diroct«, Jahn ~erzac.
ca, ..,.,... _ of the ortisilc load, the
-ol. ~ often lalled to IJi.
l!ift )-·· uie.tergoen. l'llr last•not, Fmaoca picked llol>ert
Alldau'1 lplttldld ~ "I Never Sq ,.... .., Pathet'!. to opeo Jhe .... ~. It .... -1>11 dooe, -cf the l1N or three finest lbowt at Laguna
fnlm that day to thll .-but Ill IUbjeCI mou.r, old qa al deeth, did little tD In-
duce a J>ndolf•ma•t'¥ leDkr oW<nry In-
to the ihuur. ., .
RON FILIAN, SHARON -HARWOOD IN 'JEAN BRODIE'
TllK BA LANCE OF U..t !989-70
ltllCll featurtd aome other artistically
ambliloul plays ol q...,tlooab\e appeal -
''The Devl111 Advocate,!' "The ~lght
Hooo11bJe GenUeman" -which didn't
pan ol!t tDo well In either the crltical or
(!seal departments. Small wonder the
pttroos chole tho least Impressive show
of the year, jjc..ctus Flowe11/' as their
fnwrlte.
U tbe first ,.,..,, had b e e n
troublelOITlc, the second was downright
d1'81trous, beglnnlhg with lbe biggest
bomb ol them all, '"!'be Royal Hunt ol
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the Sun." Tblngs dJdn't .Jmprov& much
throughout !he '"' ol the year and the
red ink rose higher and hlg)ler. ·
Enter Hop Graham. Ncwlt emconoed
as Laguna's m"naging director, G ra~
startej shifting course in the last shoit of
that season !)y reci•e:tUng his stlll~frlah
Sheridnn \\1hiteside charRCter ln "The
Man Who Came to Olnne.r'J and rolllnR
out the red carpet ror all tbe 0 oJa
timers'' of the Ocean Avenue days. In the
(See fNTERllUSSION, Pap •1
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ll'llNO SHOW -illt -llld -f""" '"lllt ~ ThlrtJes" wOI be Mlvod by CIGldeJi weot (lol.
-°""'"""1ty Olol'llle lo the oommunlly threettr, 1$744 OOlilleil Wm St, llunlinitoo Beodl. SatGrday performance at I p.m.. and Sonday at 3 p.m. 'l'k:l<tll fl at box olllce.
MARCH 11·11·17
1 ,. • /fJCI Workshop;
Hobbycrafts,
Antique•
Jm "'8TJV AL -Catch a gig. Orange Coott Co11e1e con·
""" ~ annual lllgh School Jazz Enseml>le ""'1pet!Uon la Cb OCX: Auditorium. -Y and Friday, from I a.m. IO
I p.m., admiasloo Is free. Finals Concert Playoll at 7 p.m.
Friday, adtni.mion $2. Saturday competition from I a.m, to
4 p.m., foilowed by the pre.!eOtation oi pri2eo at 7 p.m.
Maynard Ferguson and bis Ordlestr1I will perform at 8
p.m. Admis.stm '3.
MARCH II
FOLK DANCE VF'"ES'"'f"'IV AL -KJcl< your heels wheo lhe
Gendy Dancers Jnternational will cmduct its annual jam-
boroe at the lnternatiooal Institute, 435 South Boyle Ave.,
Los Angeles. Public is cordially invited to attend,
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MARCH II
CHORALE CONCERT -Listen to a grand classic. '11le
Irvine Master Chorale and Orchestra presents "Mass in
B Minor'' by Johann Sebaatlsn Badt at 8 p.m. In the OCC
Auditortum, 2701 Fairview Rood, Costa Mesa. All seats re-
served, $1 to $4 with special lamily ticket for $7.50.
MARCH 11-17
V AHIETY SHOW "\ Cbe<k out the talMt. Newport Harbor
Anaheim Shows Boats
Boating enthu1i11t1, which included the 4li'ffnte'• and
the cloer1, wlll get 1 chance to look 1t the tltHt' mod1l1
and the newest 1ccessorle1 when the fifth annual Weit·
ern ~tlon1I ao.t encl Marine Show opens •t the An•·
h•fm ·Convention Center tonight. S1ilboat1, power cruls-
""' lnboord ond outboord craft will bo exhibited
· thl'0"9h Morch 17, Houro: S"'urdoy, ,,_,to 10:30 p.m.;
Sundays, noon to '8 p.rn., Monday through Fridays, 6 to
10 p.m. Admi11ion, $2 for adults and $1 for children,
6-12.
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lllgb Scllool a.au " '74 pmetllS the amual .. ,..,. ml
Stan" talcot and variety mow at 8 p.m. In the NllllS Afld.
horium. Admiasim Im.
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-.UEGMIS CONCERT ..: 8,...d SWtday alWnoan listen-
• to Bl..,.... mualc, pl~ by "c.anyon <lrul," a new
poup ol UYt Newport mYlld•0 •, Mesa Tbuter, Newp<n
Beacb, J..S p.m., )Well 4. 'l'lckatl, '2. llttldan!a, fUO and
ehildren·untfer 12, 75 oentl.
MARCO t · II
ANl'IQUE SHOW -Mingle with appro>imately 85 l!llllbj.
t«· dealers from throughout tbe West u they present ooe
ol. the largest concentraUOfll of quality antiques, at the
Santa Molilca Civic AudllOrilllD, Main and Pico, Santa
J\lonlca lrom I to 10 p.m. Featured will be American, Eng-
liab, Europesn and Orlenlal antqlties and art, with an ag·
gregate value in the mJJllom of dollars. Admission '2 with
children under 12 free.
MARCH 9 • II
DRAMA WORKSHOP -"How to Become President," writ·
!al and directed by playwright Ian Bernard, lecturer in
drama, presented as drama workshop with UCI students par-
ticipating in creaUon. Fine Arts Village Studio Theater, UC
Irvine 8 p.m., Mar. 6-10. Adm.ls.slon 50 cents.
MARcH 9. II .
BASEBALL TIME -Spring is here (Palm Springs that is)
as the Anaheim Angels open their exhibition baseball season,
playing Cleveland, March 8 and 9 at l p.rn. They will meet
Chicago March 10 at 12:30 p.m. and March 11 at J p.m.
All in the stadium at Palm Springs.
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WM Kalella Ave., ~Im. For !t.Wtbu -.iormation U IO
houri ud lickel p<ica, call_ ..
MARal. • 11 llOBSYCBU'ft lllOW -Find ~ o bobby at the tllnl
11111111 espooldon o1 Munlclpol ~ In l.ooi Beach
lnm noon -• e.m. Bla.d .. tile ·-·· targelll" die Robl>y and o:.111 Show feolw'e 11111 _,., plus ltllO
«¥:1alnmmt. Admlosion, 50 Clllll.
MAl\CB II
DORY P111MN -1be 0.....-Cdleges' Garrison ..,,.,._
let' 201 Eu1 'lotb SC. Claremoot, will .,......1 "An Evcnln( wUb Dory Prem" ~ roo:irding slat. lyricist and cim.
poe", at 8:15 p.m. Tickets available al the lx>.1 otflce.
POOlle (714) 1126-4623 for ln!onnt1Hon.
MARCH 10 ·II
BOAT RACING -1be Calilomla Drag.boat <llampiOlllblp
~ will he held at Marine Stadium, 340 Nieto Ave., Long
Beech, beginning at 10 a.m. oo March IO and at noon on
Mardltl.
MARCH ti
PIANO RECITAL -Program by Robert Maus, UCI music
major, spoll90l'ed by School oi Fine Arts. Fine Arts Village
Concert Hill, UC Irvine, 8 p.m. Mar. 11.
MARCH II
DIXIELAND JAU -Come on along and hear the "Zula
Street Paraders" led by Ed Leach at Jazz Incorporated's
regular monthly meeting at 211 East Chapman Ave., Orange.
Four hours of cootinuous live jive beginning at 2 p.m. Dress
is informal. SaodWicbes and refreshments available. Admis-
sion free, public la Invited.
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MARCH 9 • 17 ~
BOAT SHOW -the 5th snnual Western Marine and Boat
Show will be held at the Anaheim Convention Center, 800 ~· GRAND . OPENING
ROCKIN' MA TH ..•
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It was a complicated, synco-
pated song -as are all of
them-that still managed to
sWing, even if you lost track
of the ma.th on the first gcr
around.
Blossom Dearie, a fine sing·
er with a soft little girl's voice,
sang one of he songs. Grady
Tate, a jazz-drummer-turned-
vocalist, did two others. Dor-
ough sang the rest.
The series premiered on
Jan. 6 and hes been on the
air ever since, six times on
Saturday mornings and twice
on Swxiays.
Could the idea behind "Mui·
tiplication Rock" be applied
IO hlgheT fonna oi math, sucb
as calculus?
"One wuuld be hesiUint IO
to say so,1' drawled Dorough,
a native of Clherry Hill, Ark.
"I'd proilobly have IO go back
to school."
"Oh, I certainly think we
can do theorems," said Mc·
Call, who emphasized tho! he ·
had his troubles with basic
geometry.
But right now, he's concen·
trating on two similar musical
series in which be says ABC
has high interest.
One involves putting the
ni.les of grammar to music -
the flrat show is called ueon.
junction" -and the second
wduld be a series or. short mu-
sical courses in American
histnry.
The oldest Ind the most authent&c antlquet show in 1hl
west ••• reflecting the true eleginct of fine antlq&m
with 1 grut showing of memorabilia and collectlbl&
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Sextant Offers Seafarers
New Harbor • ID Center
The llOXlant ii~ .,.Ylgatlonal device ..
ed to d'.!lennine latitude and ioo<ude.
But the word bas taken en 1til1 'another
mellllng hereabouta -the splaally new
Seltant restaufant 'delicatessen a.nd
bakery that recenll,y opened In Newport Center.
One of tbree.ne,, spota to arrive on the
Center dining scene almost
simultaneously, the Sextant became the
flrlt of the trio to find ua aampllng the
wares when we dropped by for dinner
ooe nl1ht last week.
On the basis of that pmpiUous begur
nlnK we're eagerly looklng forward to
completing our rounds of new Center at-
tractions as soon as Ume pennitl.
Rll!ht oil the Sextant's sleek and shiny
appearance bidJ the customer prom1Je of
good tlilngs to come. AbetUng this ex-
pectaUoo, to be sure, are the bakery and
dell's temptatloo-flll~ glass coWJten
range from egg salad, 11, and Kosher
putraml, flJO, and bot br!Wt of beef,
fl.llO.
Combi nat i on (trlple decker)
aandwlcbea include salami,
braunscbwetger and Swiss cheese, fl.91 ;
baked ham aod Swiss cbeeae, fl.llO; oor-
oed beef, pastrami and tongue, 11.95;
smoked salmon and cttam cheese, U.25.
All dinner eotreea: are served a la carte
or wllh a full meal Order at the latter
price range and '°"' dim>ar Includes a choice of appetlur (chopped liver, pickl-
ed herring or tosaed """'° salad), choice
of coffee, tea or milk and l')'e bread and
butter.
Repreaeotative selections, quoted first
at a la carte price followed by the com·
plete dinner. price, include boiled lhort
ribs of beef (with bolled potato and
vegetable ), 12-4~ snd 13.80; fried jumbo
shrimp (with French fried potatoes and
cole slaw), $2.25 and $3.60; grrund
sirloin steak (with mubed potatoes,
Out 'N About
NORMAN ·STANLEY
that you pass on the way to the dining
room.
Once you're seated in the room Itself a
warm and comfortable ambience takes
over through the tasteful and judicious
we or such decorative features 8!
rnacrame, green planls, varyln1 ahades
of dark wood and brightly-colored works
ol original art.
Turning to the menu the diner ls con.
fronted with a lengthy slate o f
PoSSibillUea. Offerings fall Wlder 1 stag-
ge ring variety of 16 general categories .
ln order, these are appetizers, soups,
sandwiches, hot sandwiches, salads, low
calorie plates, combination sandwiches,
side orders, broiler selecUons, dinner en-
tr~, deJicatessen plates, fish platters,
dairy dlabes, desserts, fountain items and
beverages.
Sandwiches, served on rye bread or
rol l with pickle and red cabbage salad,
salami, 11.25, to bot corned beef or
grilled ooloos aod vegetable), $1.95 and
13.30; broUed top sirloin steak (with
French fried potatoes and vegetable),
1.1.95 snd $4.95.
More than a dozen prospects among
the dellcatet.sen plates and fish platters
Include bot corned beef or pastrami
(with potato salad, cote slaw and plckel).
12.llO; ....,rted cold cut plate (corned
beef, pastrami, tongue, salami, chopped
liver, potato aalad, cole slaw, tomato,
oolon and pickle), 13; C bl ca go
lmockwunt (with baked beans or
sauerkraut, potato salad and pickle), 12;
assorted fiah plate (white fish, cod, lox
and cream cheese, aened with s1Jced
tomatoes, onion, cole slaw, pickle and
Greek olives), 13.75.
A special child'• plate olfen a choice
of hambur1er patty, broiled hot dog or
fish sod cblps, served wltb salad, roll
and a small sundae. for 95 cents.
From the Sextant's enormou1 bill cl
fare we ftoally oarrowed our chol ...
dowo to the Hunprtaa 1tutred cabboge
-tabbed at IUO for the fllll -.,
(12.25 'a la C41'1e) aod served with nwt>-
ed potatoes and ..,.table -Ind rol8t
brtaket ol boel -f4 oo the oompleta din-
ner (12.85 a la carte) and aerved with
potato pancakes, applesauce a u d
vegetable.
Every psrticular of the meal netted
savory satisfactian, we coociuded, and
overall q11B:ntlty proved generous enough
to have invited a third penon to joln us.
Cocktails can be enjoyed with your din-
ner or imbibed in the cozy Spy11aas
lou~e located in a separate room.
Yet another welcome feature at the
Sextant b a nice brttkfut menu that's
&erved all day. It provides the full range
ol tboee mo-g (but good anytime)
Items such as ham and eggs, omelettes,
pancakes sod Freocb toast.
Beyond the bakerf and deli offerlltgs
there's also a sped.al take-OUt menu, and
you can call upon the restaurant for a
complete buffet catering service with
. party platters for home, office or club
socials.
Open for breakfaat, lunch and dinner,
Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m.,
the Se.ltant restaurant, delicatessen and
bakery Is located at 630 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach.
TWO SPECIAL DINNERS are oo tap
next week at the Stuft Shirt restaurant in
Newport Beach.
First up is a gala Algerian "Shirt Stuff.
er" on Wednesday, to be followed by a
festive St. Patrick's Eve "Shirt Stuffer"
on March 11. And from all lndlcatloos,
the right reasonable tab ol $4.75 per
person for both dinners isn't the only
reason to partake.
The tdarcb II Alaerlao lout will begin
with a choice of 1entU 90\IP or tossed
green salad. 'I1len comes the feature dish
...... fabulous Cous COus.
This great but Utile-known taste treat
consists of lamb and cblcken served over .
a bed of spicy cracked wheat with
articho ke cup, carrots, onions, tunllps,
zucchini and chick peas, accompanied by
toaBted cheese bread.
For dessert there will be bak1ava, a
decliciOWI hooey pastry, and Algerian
coffee.
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Nightly for dancing and
ente.rtainment
It's all happening at
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(714) 644-1700
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DINNER SPECIALS
Choic• of Soup or S1l1d
l1ltod Pot•to or Rico Piiaf e 61rllc lrt11d
WEDNUDAT -Top Slrl~ StHk ____ ,,_ ...... $2.H
THUISDAT -Pr;m• R;b ............. _ .. ______ ,, ..... $3.40
FllDAT -Shrimp Stuffed with Crob ............ $3.10
SATURDAY-Tournodos of Boe! ............... -... '1.21
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DAILY PILOT D,:
New Look
Allyn Ann Mcl.orle and
Joo Flynn laok •I • ,..
vHll"t photo which Is
to carry .them to •
more meaningful rwl•
tlon1hlp In the provoc·
tlve MW comedy, ''l'he
Mind With • Dlrly
Man," which opens at
the Mark T1per For-
um Thund1y through
April 29.
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Plans Continue for 'Show of the World'
All the proceeds f r o m
KMPC's "Show ol the \Vorld,"
going into Jts fourth annual
presentation, will go to the
Permanent Charities Com-
mittee ol the Entertainment
Industries, show business'
vehicle for supPort of the
United Crusade and.more than
two down o.ther major
charitable organizations, ac·
cording to an announcement
by vice president and general
manager · staoley L. Spero.
(Spero Is also the newly
elected president of PCC).
This year's "Show of the
Wcrld," will be held at the
Forum on Sept. 22; all artists
will donate their Ume and
their talents, with a battery oJ
top entertainment expected to
perform as 1n the past when
such stars as Johnny Mathia,
the Flfth Dimension, Dionne
Warwlcke, Don Rick1es, Helen
Reddy, Bill Cosby and Sergio
Mendes, am<lll8 the many,
many others who participated
in prior "Shows."
Calling tbe plays and the
playlist over at KHJ is its new
program director Paul Drew.
Drew jQlns the station from
Drew·Atkinson Radio
Consultancy, Washington, D.C.
PrlOI' )>Olis Include peels with
Detrolt'a CKLW snd San
Francisco's KFRC . A n d
KKDJ·FM has a new general
manager, Edward R. Boyd.
New to KGlL's Skywatcb is
Gary Francis Powers, once an
international headline maker
for having been captured ln
Russia and held as a spy for
nearly two ye81'1. Let's hope
covering our freeways ls
slightly 1e6I harrowing!
lie didn't bring bock alldes
or movies, but K A B C
T a I k r a d 1 o Olmmunlcator
Marv Gray brought back
enough taped Interviews with
key Israeli and Arab figures to
produce a tW<>porl mlnl-
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Turning on
Scott Manchester
Spe<.:ial Report." The pro-
grams were a result of Gray's'
recent lCklay invitatlqnal visit
to Israel to ob.serve that na·
lion's 25th anniversary.
KWKW and KALI ore to be
commend"1 fpr pro&raming to
the more than 1.5 mllllon
Spanlsh-speakJng residents of
th.ls area. KWKW owner
Howard Kalmenson compares
the station's lonnat as being
akin to that of KMPC ; he has
pointed out that there are
more Mexicans here and in
Orange County than In any ci-
ty in Mexico, except Mexico
City.
The country western format
may be gone, b u t KlEV
continues Its interest i n
horses. Horse racing that is,
broadcsstl11g programs from
Santa Anita, Hollywood Park
and Del Mar. Proving they're
"winners" themselves, that
station's Frei and Beaton
racenUy took fun p 1 • c e
honora In llUsch Gardens
canoe MICe, and KPFK-FM
won the 11173 Ol!lo State Award
for excellence in broadcasting
an o.rl1lnal radio drama. Titl-
ed , "Maude Gonne," the
drsma told the tale cl the
romance between an Irish ac-
treu and the poet William
Butler Yeats. It will be re-
brosdcut on St. Patrlck'1 Day
at 8:30 p.m. Barbara Kraft
wro1e and proiluced.
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IN -THE GALLERIES
Sam Clayberg~r Exhibits Work at OCC
OCC ART GALLERY -flt! Falntew Road, c.ta Mesa.
Sam Clayberger will uhiblt from Mardi 5 through Mardi
29. Gallery open M-1 thtolllh Friday, I a.m. 1'> 2 p.m.
BOWERS MUSEUM -2002 Nor1h Main St., Santa Ana. "nle
Indian Lore Allodallon will preoeot an exblbltlon delllOl)o
-ting the cootemporary artisUc end craft akllls ol .the
American Indians. March 4 through March 25. MUJeWD
hours are Monday through 8aturday, 10 a.m. 1'> 4:30 p.m.;
Wednesday and Tlluroday eveoinp from 7.f p.m. and Sun-
day 1..5 p.m.
CllALLfS GAIJ.Elll&'I -I3llO South Coast Hwy., Laguna
Beach. Recent pQJntingg by Michael Marsden on view !rom
March 5-31. Open dally from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
CITY BALL GAU.ERY -3300 Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach. Acrylic pointing> by Bill Motta, local resident and
exhibitor at the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts. Open daily
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m •
' OCC UBRARY -2071 Fairview Roo.d, Costa Mesa. Peter
Max Exhibit of acrylic paintings, drawings, poster1 and
products. A total ol 75 pieces from the Smithsonian Elthibit.
Opejl Monday through 'nlursday, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fri-
days, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Weekends, noon until 4 p.m. March
17 through April 15.
MALL OF ORANGE -2298 North Orange Mall, Orange.
Featuring 52 artists from the Fountain Valley Art Associa-
tion displaying oil paintings, pastels, water colors, acrylics,
metal sculpture, macrame and Indian art. Open daily from
9 a.m. to 10 p.m. through Marcll 4.
AVCO SAVINGS AND LOAN -3310 Bristol St .• Costa Mesa.
Watercolors, oils and etchings by Clay Campbell Water-
colors and oils by Bob Denniston through March.
I 9tll YEAR ! JlcREA'S BEST
''WOllD'S llST"
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BANK OF COSTA MESA -Jlarbor..at Bater, COiia M ....
Oils by Virginla King.
BRENl'W,OOD SA~ -™' AdalDI, Costa Meaa. Oils
by Marian~ thm>g!l MMcb.
COSTA MEsA AJi.T LEAGUE GALLERY -2111 Well Wll-
..., st., Co8ta-. Mooal<s and ....,.uc> by Helen Fat=.
Oils by Mary Long. Oils and acrylics by Jan Cook. Acrylics
by Ferne Williamo.
CROCKER CITIZENS BANK -2300 Harbor Blvd, Co8ta
Mesa. Folk.art in oils by Manci"Scboo.tbal.
DAILY PILOT -:Ji0 West Bay St., Costa Mesa. Acrylics
by Dorinda Cook through March.
DOWNEY SAVINGS AND LOAN -300 E. 17th St., Coota
Mesa. Batik and stitchery by Doona Frtebertshauser. Oils by
Bruno Tel'Ske .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORANGE -1650 Adams
st., Costa Mesa. Oils by Pat Ingram.
GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS -2300 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Wateroo!-Ors by Soozy West through March.
MESA VERDE LIBRARY -2969 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa
Mesa. Oils and acrylics by Helen Patzer.
SECURITY PACIFIC BANK -196 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
Oils by Thelma MacKenzie through Man:b.
TRANSAMERICA TITI.E CO. -170 East 17th St., Costa
Mesa. Oils by Gertrude Mattacks.
MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN -2867 E. O>ast Hwy., Cor-
ona det Mar. Seascapes in oil by John Paige; crewel em-
broidery by Peg Paige, botb of Corona de! Mar. Tbroogh
March.
JACK GLENN GALLERY -2831 E. Cout Hwy., Corona
de! Mar. Paintlnp and moool)'P<S by Nathan Ollvelra
thn>ugh April 7. Open dai]y, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
NEWPORT HARBOR ART MVSEIJM-2211 W. Bolboo Blvd.,
Newport Bead>. "Wbal Time 11 It!" Ezhlbltlon organized by
Betty Turnbull, acting d1r<et« of the museum. tam a loot
at tbe countless ways man ha.s dealt with "Time." Owers
''Time" <oneepts from the lllmplest to the moot sophisti-
cated. Through April 8 .
TUCKER WILD LIFE SANCnJARY-&nta Ana MOWl!aina.
Wildlife obeervation areaa, nature tralla, stream, filrm and
lectures. saturday morning field trips foe small groups. Open
dally, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
WiM"ERN ART GALLERY -8addleback Inn, First Stnllt
and the Santa Ana Freeway, Santa Ana. Hours: Tuesday
through Friday, 11:30 a .m .·10 p.m., saturday, 2-10 p.m. Sun-
day, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Monday, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Seyenth
annual Cowboy Roundup !eaturm works by JO ol America's
mool acclaimed Western artists, through March 18.
MUCKENl'llALER CENTER -1201 W. Malvern, Fullerton.
Hours: Tuesday through SWlday, 1-5 p.m. Admission free.
"Super pream," an all woman photography exhibit, ls on
display through March 25. Exhibit represents not only CUI'"
rent photographic trends, but the use or photographic eJe..
ments in graphics, paintlng, sculpture and crafts.
CORONA DEL MAR LIBRARY -m Marigold Avenue, Cor·
ona del Mar. Watercolors, oils and plastics of Benjamin
Lee Gray d. Corona del Mar.
GOLDEN WEST COLEGE -Library. Golden West College
15741 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. Advertising design
work exhibited by students of Noel Calderwood and Harvey
Clemans. Hours: Monday thru Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 10
p.m.; Friday, 7:30 a.m; to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 1-6 p.m.
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Sprouts in Mesa
By TOM PALMER
Of .. DMIJ l"fltt" Ir.tr
Hometown bluegras9"
~pn>uted In Costa Mesa last
Sunday ana ft ~.
IOUllds-like a healtby stand.
The five-member "Cenyon
Grass'' brought a bamyard-
slzed variety of bluegraM
music undiluted from their
11JOla In South carollna to the
M ... 'lbeatre.
From the long-haired lively
bus player, Jim Land·
ers, to clooe. cropped Abe
Brown. l e. a d e r of the
gang, Individual instrumental
talents range from good to
highest 00 the hog.
' Emcee Tcm Mullens, who
coatributeo with guitar and
banjo, moved this area debut
performance aloog with bush-
04JLY f'll.O'T lt.tt ,....
RANDY GRAHAM, JEANNIE BROWN, TOM MULLENS
els of betw_...,, ccrn. numben like "Sa I t y Dog to the mualc and break-in ap-"wanne-p ..... " spirit In But tt is Brown, his adept Rag" and dooble-llme pieces plause) several times, but ooly wailing lyrics.
pl<kln' maldng that banjo like "Rawhide" were timed ooce with the exdlement that All the songs. Including an
squeal with JO!', who leis the like a trapeze act. Following was shown Brown when picked •"'•Ina!. "You're ~ u. breath-steallng ~. brea'~""'""" •·-·--• up "· llddle and ~ oil -.. ..., r-.. • '"Y""" ""'"' ....... ICl..lv-we ·~ Mlnd," by Miss Brown, are at~ He's steady as a bull, two al lnterl , they always "Bollin' Cabbage Down." tractively alT&llged and are
hands and· lingers llyizig and come out togetber. . Tile group lhoWll ti bas oot boosted by well manicured in-
cootrolllng overall cadence, Though instrument trad.. been left In the past by ir> troducti"'!" and endings.
bls ey'8 gliding back Ind oils are lrequen~ it is usually eluding cootemPorary themes "Canyon Grass" plllys just
forth, from frets to strumming Randy Graham spicing the (an environmental song, for fun, according to Brown,
site. songs with mandolin and Jean-. "Redwood Hill'') and even a and will be dishing out fun
The on· stage uneMlness nie Brown, daddy's girl, on Top 40 tune, admittedly made again at the theater on seen Is ...Uy ~lalned by lead vocals. to. order : 11Dueling BanJOS· " -• Newport Boulevard this SUn-tOO fact that these five have Her rugh, strlcUy count..., from the "Deliverance" sound .... -.... -• "~ handful ol ., tr ck day at I :~ p.m. uM i.o-vwy prac ..... -a. a voice is extremely in bannony a · hour show goes by faster than
times. with the lower parts, and Not cootent to copy, they a Kentuclcy thoroughbred.
That would Justify "Canyon her cootrol and variation of poinled out their familiarity H you're not a bluegrass
Grass' ., lack of Polish in volume is well handled. Miss with the bluegrass genre by freak, one good listen at this
musical performance too. ex· Brown's inhibited stage chasing the 1973 version with Costa Mesa bunch is recom·
cept there im't any to make presence shouJd fade with ex· the original-from 1933. rqe.nded . If you are hooked on
excuses for . posure. 'Ibeir slower laments, that Southern sound, )'(JU may
The members demonstrate TheaudienceoflOOwasboil· like 0 Lone9ome Feel· be going to the.canyon for a a simply mar v e Io us ed to the clapping point (both ing," exude an endearing long time. cobesWeness. The~ speedy1~~~~-"'-':_:_~-'---~~;:_~~~~~~~;:_~;:_,--~~~~~~1
Chorale Features Folk = The William llall Chorale 18
presenting "An Evening oJ
Folksongs and Spirituals" at 8
p.in. Saturday at Santa Ana
Hlgti School, Santa Ana.·
The chorale wW feature a
member of the director's own
arrangements of beloved folk
music from an parts of
America, and familiar settings
of popular spirituals such as
0 Sooo -Ah Will Be Done,"
"Sometimes I Feel Like a
Motherless Qilld," and "Aio'
Got Time To Die." These con-
certs are a preview of three
different recOrdings to be
released by the chorale follow·
Ing its upcoming European
tour.
Tickets for the concerts will
be av~ilable at the doo.r.
~) Jbuth Coast Repertory
Powerful Dr•mll I l!splollvt Action I
THI IASIC TUINU.. OP
PAVLO HUMMEL
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GWC Band Performs Tonight
Yowc tplrill In the 1Jlrinc
wDl IOI the musl<1l tone fer 1
• ,... -by the G<>ldtn
West Sympbonlc Band. 11 I
p.m. toalgbl In the community
theater, Golden west 0one1<.
Hunllngtoo Beoch.
'll>e 57·pl«e band dlrec:led
by Tom llerDllld .. •ill open
the Pn>i"lll wllh l\lchard
Franco Goldman's"~
daUon March," followed by
William Schuman's "Chester."
nie tune on which "Chester"
is bued was born during the
A m e r I c a n Revolution, a~
peering ill 17'11 la • boolc ol
l\IDfl and •-· ccwnpooed by WWJam auu-It became
t11o· -<J thi ~utlon, lllllli uwnd the eempllm of
I.be O..Unental Army Ind
~ by fil .. "' the much.
llo!lC 'lllompoon, G o I d e D
West band member Ind dJreo.
lor of the Music Man Bond of
Huntington Beach, will play
the llVmpet solo "Dramatlc
Easay" by Clifton Williams.
Th e "l(endel90hn Con-
certo, '' originally written for
violin, will be oa the _...
saxophone by Don Sliva. A.
true virtUQSO, Silva is com·
RYAN
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WARREN
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COMING
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MARCH 30th
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"llalltt11le<e Tlleller'' -lbat
-.!¥Id teleYllu ol Tom Br0wn'1
~··--!Ind llaWO-In .. Aldous Bmley
-" dec:acfnlr<>' llan lmportan~ can It find
!be lpiril ol '20I, wbloh Hux-
ley's ''Pvlnl Counter Point"
eqilom so scathingly'!
Tiie new BBC IOrtal lbat ap-
pears an Ountnel !II and Cllan-
nel 50 p1ung .. 1nto !bat brittle,
bopping dtcade with !be •kill-
ed ardor !bat bu often
dlstlnguished this program.
Their target la a half-lit world
ol shallow tedal Intrigue and
rootlessness that never quite
yieldl tta full flavor, but has a
cumulative effect w o r t b
waiting for.
The show offers Lucy Tan-
lamoont aa lhe glittery oymboi
of the era's wanton
materialism -as Huxley saw
il Da;t, vampirish, lovely,
she darts from pleasure to
pleasure, with a linking laugh
coming from a mouth as red
as the era's most livid lipstick
can mate it.
Her pursoers, and the other
Dawed types who su1TOUnd
her, make up a society as
dblolllte u tbe .... In Balzlc'• "OluAa Bette," with
wblcb an wiles' ll!rial llad such flln Oll .. Masterp1ece
Theater."
Tiie llOry la apun from the
lma&ln8tioa ol novellsl Philip
Quariea (Lyudoll Drool<) u be
aalia bad< to~ during I vacatlon. Wouldn t thole porty-
golog friends ol bill !Dake a coocf etory, be muoes. Ill Epi-
llOde,,,,.. be talb a-"the almost embarrllllng richness ol their characten." 'l!Jey are
the Ideal~ ol types
for a .OOW like lhis.
LJTBEWCY
Besides !be lithe Lucy with
her clipped black hair, there is
Wailer (Trlstram Jellinek),,,
clean-cut, slightly g au e h e
fellow who never seems quite
adju!ted to the loose-living re-
quired of him In the story. As
he bounces from his pregnant
mistress to the alluring Lucy,
he wears a pained look, as )f
discharging an o,neroU:> duty.
In EpUode Two he confronts
her ln a scene of ludicrous
violence, as a parrot squawks
comments In the background.
Clay feet get hlgh priority in
this plot. Denis Burlap (John
Bryans) is a windy religious
hypocrite on the m a k e .
Philip's father Syndey {John
Decadent Decade 1
Wentworlh) II• dirty old man who bun bill _,,. ••
favot• •ltb fancy
wrtatwtteba PbWp'1 "Wife is
COllrl«I by u early fucilt.
And .i.urico S p a n d r • Ii
(David Collings), a man who
smacks his Upa over 0 new ex-
ercilel ln. conuptioa," forms
1 male counterpart to Lucy.
By ~Tiree be is wtil on
his way to persuading a YClllJll
communist to murder the
lucirt. It'• all just sport to
Spandrell, wOO comes as close
to embodrlng Huxley's notion
of the apirlt of the times as
anyone.
But Spandrell is also a man
who. can vent his tortured feel-
ings to his mother. 'There is a
Hamlet-like exchange t h a t
shows what prompts his own
antics -and probably tflose or
many other characters. It is a
d.lslllusloned view that mav
reflect Huxley's own. ~uch
INTERMISSION ...
(From Page %7)
front office, they could see
light at the end of the tunnel.
GRARAMtS 1971-7! season
brought marked Improvements
-stellar productions of "Pia-
za Suite," "Long Day's JQur-
ney Into Night," "Teahouse of the August Moon'' and ••r911ln M•ll-oau., 111:JN1M
"Strange Bedfellows,'' the lat-o.o" o.. ,,. Ann• Bancroft ter directed by Bertram Tans· "YNll! wi.s'°"'' well, who is also responsible "Sky!iftled" Cf'Dl
for tod<J,y's excellent "Jean; I ~~"':=~~~~~~~~
J-s-m plays •
sharp· -countl'}'
l•wyw, Biiiy Jim How-
klnt, In "Hnldns on
Murdot" olring Tuoocla1
night on Chonnol T-
at 8:30 p.m. "' -
klnt, -·rt -to the big dty to ..._
'I Do, I Do' Musical Closes
Brodie." With such consistent I
quality, one could fontive an
overproduced "Dear Ernest"
or a lackluster ''Personal Ap-
pearance."
There is, however, nothing
lackluster to date about the
ltm-73 Laguna season, and
there seems to be every rea-
son to believe that the play-
house has come full' circle to
again assume its traditional
place at the top of Orange
County's community theater
ladder. Nert up: "The Effects
of Gamma Rays on Man in the
Moon Marigolds" and "Butter·
files Are Free," a pair of pop-
fend. -hel ... occuMI( of murder In
hi• f I r 1 t tolevlslon -
"IDI, I Do"
Closing wilh performances
!Might through Sunday ls lh1s
two-cbaracter musical at the
San C 1 em en te Community
Theater, 202 Avenida Cabrillo,
Sen Clemente. Curtlln 1:30
p.m. toolght and Satur<!ay, 7
p.m. Sunday. Reservations -· "Om' TOWll"
Final performa!!CH . of lh1s
Tmrnton Wilder classic will
be given at a p.m. toolgbt and
~. ~ ""mloNG liOODBYf"
SHOWING NOW!
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IS
''Billy Jack" the most
POllular picture
of our time?
SOMETHING YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE TO UNDEISTAND.
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Saturday at the Fountain
Valley Community Theater,
18'l80 Mt. Baldy Circle, Foun-
tain Valley. Reservations 968-
2852.
"'111e Basic Training
of Pavlo Hummel"
Performances will be given
tonight and Saturday and
next week of this new drama
at the Laguna Moulton C'.om-
munJty Playhouse, 606 Laguna
Canyon Road , Laguna Beach,
at 8:30 p.m. Reservations 494-
0743.
0 M1ddle of the Night" South Coast Repertory is
presenting a military drama
tonight through Sunday at a
p.m. at ita Third Step 'lbeater,
1827 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Reservations 646-1363.
Opening next Friday for a
five-weekend run is Paddy
Cheyef!ky's drama of a May-
December romance at the
Huntington Beach PlayhOUse,
2110 Main St., Hurttingtoq
Beach. Reservations 536-4446. I
ular new plays which should1~~~~·~-~~IP01~~~~ keep the patrons streaming !=
through the doors down on
Laguna Canyon Road. "Tbe Prime of
Mils Jean Brodie"
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TV MGllUGHrs
CBS •a. CBS~-.ti to O... Ozittm,. "What Are Wt: Doi~g
As 7 ltai ire -· •L~ probes the tennons 10 .-..-effec:tJ on the youna.
~ • --U.. W-llh a Z. • Tile mllllcal-Comedy tr ... ,fll Lia lflj rm .. lhowcued in • f~
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IWIClllO CHORALE CELEBRATES BACH 'MASS' • • • -·······-MICIJ ........ I'll•-••n.• ,,,. •-CIJCIJU. -/11111111-(From Page !7)
Ci.J M... -a..t stant waiting list. All members audit.ion I·=~ ...... Im every year and their attendance is check·
.,.. 7!9 • ...,.,,....._ ed to see lf they merit:!ltaylng in" a•--. •-• ..... .... Rehearsals take place every Monday e· %: • a.tlP (1)(1).IMlllllFlll evening at Corona de! Mar High ScbooJ
at the University or Kentucky. By tho
time he. was 9 he was soloing witb the
Columbw Boy Choir in Princeton, N.J.
,and at 13 he had his first job as a
choirmaster-organist.
C.Ollege Community Concerti attraction. -The cMrale would 1ike to present yruth
concerti In the country bu t does not have
the necessary financial backing yet, Mrs.
Unvert added, and memben are dream-
ing of a European concert tour in the
summer of 1974. ·--.. ())11= . ... _..._ ...... :: and tacb member pays $40 per year in
• .._ • ~ ...._. '? *•• at 1111 dues. An important and automatic $4,000
In 197Z Alexander was named an
Out.slandlng Young Man of America by
the Jwli.or Chamber of Commerce, "The community is becoming aware or
our existence and its importance," said
Mrs. Unvert, busin~ manager for the
group. "And we are finding we have a
real audience in Orange County."
.... 'SI -._ .._ _. (•> ~ ltnon, revenue IOW'Ce.
~~--~.:-:'?::... • ._,. PracUce aessions are serious because _, w tbe time 11 short and much learning bas ti -~--... 1 .... ..., ~o be owded into each rehearsal. More 1 .. -='t a ..... i:.i:;-,.. th percent of the chorale members
• .._._ (fl(l)n. ~/...... rtvate le~ns on the side as well,
He i5 a graduate of the Oberlin
Conservatory of Music, has conducted
three European concert tours and plans
lo finish hiJ PhD at the Unlvenlty ol
Illinois this summer .
I ._. -.. Mrs. Unvert said. ,..._. _ Ii ... 11 Twenty-six music teachers are in-•a.a-... e'-!... eluded on the membership list and the
m1(J)•• ._ •-. a.t mt of the names represent varted pro-
....... .._ ... (I}..... feasloas: ther~ are: doctors, attorneys,
00 ... • ••• ,...,,_ nwui, housewives, students, engineers, m--•woo••-..,. phannaclsts and many others.
'Ibe youthful conductor will take the
chorale to Chapman College June 2 to
perfonn the "Coronation Mass" by
Mozart and "Sacred Service" a Jewish
work by Bloch, and the slni en will a~
pear in Laguna Jane 8 as a Saddleback
Most of all, the chorale's desire is to
perform whenever and wherever possible
to redeem the Jong bours of rehearsal.
It's standing motto aplly describes the
spirit of the members: ··Have Tux ...
Will Travel."
D9111D._..., lac (I) '1111IMIMS,itta 111 KIM Director is 28-yeaMld John Alexander, .,.__. r.a. hit" coordinator of chorale activities at the :=~..... tal(f)a..llil(O.. Univeraity of Csllfornia, Northridge.
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..... ..., DilW" <•> '4t--.Glt1n L.tnp11, increased teaching load at the campus.
........... 111111 Jw-. The new director 's musical career ·---=-~~~ .. ~:began wiUt violin lessons at the age of 4
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pow11r br•kt11, r1dio. he•f•r, rick.
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1972 TRAVELALL
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5HOW!I BY APPOINTMENT
' 1 25 .~!nd4 Isl• P~l•• 4()<111111., •llJA batlill,. or S bdrm. l
• ' me r111:t Vacit1g Harbor Island. Mstr.
1 bas "'Jlllin, aludy, ,11lilr· ba. bas ja-
• :1'11Z"i & sauna rm. Slip forl~e, ll!>a\. ~.ooo.
, Lindo lslo W4l•rf_. • ' !Q1itl00'} bdrm. l 11iiif.:~ll'l tialli ,hotne
11 Iii nilliJI ·Cbamiel view. Many cuslOm fea-1· 1 r••1 radiant elec. heating, mafble pull·
; • }11811111 p!Br Ao slip, patio fountain ... 1325,000 .. -' · SI Lindo l•I• Drive
; JDIH~l 6 bdrm., 4\4i bath•: on lagoon, N•W , ~ts, drar:,s & wallpaper. Lge. attic ator•
1 :«:. ~ ... :. 4 .. p1a_c~: -~~~1.r_ '~'.".' M.'of:
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{ ": Ml l!AY•lde Pr., Suitt I, N,I . 47H1'1 a'f·c::1 '''' ~ I Gonorol
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, , , I~ lila•llllyttl w, pave ~ 4 llR ~•IJl• + tam~J. rm. a Daths, nice view of Back Bay
for ""'1~· Terms available.
5-300t
;19201 Edgehill, Turtle Rock ...... $99,500
•t7792 Acacia Tree Lane, Univ. Park $47,500
1630 Antigua Way, Dover Shores .. $ll8,500
1591 Crestview, •Bayshores ..... , ,114, 750
OPEN ~T & ~U,lt 1-6
1657 Bayslda llr, Corona del Mar .. $225,000
*"'* * * * NEW BAYFRONT OPEN HOUll'
Open Sat & Sun 1-<! p.m. 1657 Bayside Dr.,
Cd!il. Pier & slips for 3 boats to 45' Bay
views from 5 rOom . .t bdrm, family rm. Fee.
E•cl fin. $225,000. George Grupe.
TRANSF1'8~J;P EXECUTIVE
Is tired ol ;JOOO nil commu\e! Beaut 4 bdrm,
~1h ba with spectacular vlew ·tn Turtle Rock
jlills. Open Sun 1-ii. 19201 ·EdgebiU. Toni
Escobar. ·
•; 177'1 ACACIA TREE
I'· , UNIVERSITY PARK-Come see this newly
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TWO lllPltOOM ~ONPO
Scarce Notre Dame model in Uajv. Park;
Quiel, private location but cloie to ~dull
pool & jacuzz i -Nice ! JUST LISTlilD.
'37,900. "Chuck" Lewis ..
, GARDEN ENTRY
'l'.811 trees,,fragrance of gardenias campri1e
lovely enlrl!JlCO for lhi• special home with
fam rm + ~en, basement & attic. Bill Bents
JUIT LllTID
M •hqr11 as tbar. ccme. 4 bdrm Lusk H.y.lf 'I'll' decor Is ou\standina and l.IJ,_pa&-aar;
~811 II Wha~.l'ou dream about. fll'l,500 F,e,
Call Jim Mwler .
~ESP~INPENT
Ill c1Mt1tor colora: Eleaant Bif Ca"yon bc!IM,' !'riv qq_mmunil)'. Golf Coune, vlewf, mea, JierP, pelighll\il, fl44 ,9il0. Paul Qplo)t
uw WATllllf!llONT LllTINO
"" }f llJlpreclale this elagaq\ kinda r' ll'ri!il dlnll\i/fm rm. • Of 6 w. rm, Many olher ioodloa, Sllp
, 1111'..o~ Marlon. ....--. ... •.
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121h hole of Mesa Vorde Golf Count. CUS-
TOM carpets & drapes, 5 bedrooms I baths
family room. WET BAR, t tJrepi.:c.,., run'.
Ing room. Beaut. maater sllite, and INVIT·
ING PATIO lacing the Goll Course. '114,950.
AUSTIN·SMITH, GORMAN l AlsotlATiil
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HARBOR
l'oetry
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all. -""""· c.u 646-TI1t.
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EAIT.~ll'F · OllFIRING Large ·& immaculate IBR, lormal DR. sit-
down view of Upper • Bay & city lites.
$63,900. Jack Howell ~-(Fil)
STUNl<llNG BAYFRQN.,-
View of Bay & Coas!Iin<>-3BR, 3 balh,
formal DR, Pool, boat slip avail. Harriet
PerrY ~. (Fl2)
BREATHTAKIN(> VllEW
from this spacjoqa 31lR condominium ia
.exclusive Big 0Qnyon, •t!IS,000. Charlene
Jleichmann 64U235. (Fl3)
"&I'll-SAN P-5.1.1 fi F-SA I ~S"
See them all from thia·~f<Jlaolll•r· C\lSIOIJl
3BR home. Plus surprise! Your ·private
Jll!QCh collage alona•!~~µshing wa~erfall.
Ken & Hel~!l llPflley Jt12'~, _(FlO) ~
BAVIHOll'.....,,Qlll
Custom built 2BR, 2 bath, large f1Jflllal
DR, spacious patio. Corner lot. kar ga-
rage + cov. carport. Walk to beaches.
Harriet _Perrr 61,2-8235. (Fl6)
OPEN 'SAT/SUN 1-5 1!,M,
il'lJl ~Pr AJ, ~T > GEORGE, t.'ivelY 481\, !::1!~j:'~v!li~ll1~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~t
]>ancy. Jack liPJVell ~-(li'l7l
LIDO lSLI! BAYFl!ONT
Urgency for sale . 45' beach. Attractive
master suj~ t ~UR'§ 2 halhs, 2 deq~,
DR, LR & labWous kl\chllll· l\e~~ceq ·\a
$225,000. Gloden Fay jl42-8!85. ·(F48)
' MAG:lfJfflJr.~~;1=~EY
Truly a stupendous Ii ew llQma, GcrJl!lµ•
pool w /fountain. Hi balllll caUlng bi LR,
formal DR, indoor garden sitting room,
2BR, 3 bath, Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. Open
Sat/Sun ,_,,~ g.m. 4&al 1tax~qry, i;~meo
Shores. (F18)
APU~ T TQWNH0Ui!i-<fll1f09 ~ljll, lMi bA\h•. liln4 µ1\11:...lff&t liJelillQll~
near pool & ci"bhpµ~~ carptliJl( ,.
drapes, Vee Sli!lll'l~ • (ll'i&)
. · . r1c~~,~~J',~&~~r •
Y04'1l lill• the warmlli & ~hafT!l of till•
•parkllnJ 4!13 4oma. Beautiful C~)'llll
VI'"'' ~qper ~-Prlv~I• beacnes, fli,111111, Helen Jl'artley @'~. CF2!ll •
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iq DovP ~res w !Pier & slli> PrlVll t• 1001 l'Mlllils -last llvallabl• ~ylronl 141 ffll,~. Maline Willlllm• 64U23S, CFllll
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FEE PROP ERTY
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The best of everything. Pier & doct, nJOm
for large boal 4 Years new -. Large
living room, formal dilling room, den; t
bdrms., 5 baths, 4 sbowen, 2 tubs. llzeat.
fast area. Laundry rm. Cou. callle U...-
house, with booster. 12 Phone~ thruout
house , incl. patio, dock, sundeCk & garage.
3 Phone lines in house. Stereo speakers thru-
out & intercom, incl. patio, dock &-.1111•-iert 11Hailer11 speaker on dock. Elec. radiant
heat in ceiL, each room w/own. tbernMat
Two 24" hit-in attic fans. Garage door open-
er. Blt-in vacuum system 6: gas BBQ; &as
ouUet on patio & sundeck. Gas lol!.S in f
frplcs. Switch in mstr. bdrm. controlS ligb!.-
ing thruout home. Plumbing & elec,instafied
to convert rear portion to apt., if wanted.
Insulation thruoot all walls & «eil's. lc:e-
maker in wet bar, Storage off srmdecl:. Soft
water. Best quality plumbing fixtures. Laun-
dry chute. 75 Gal. gas water heater. Entire
property in impeccable condition! A OD&<lf-
a-kind find at $265,000. By app't., please.
FEE PROPERTY
SALISBURY REAL TY
31 5 MARINE A.VE ., BALBOA. ISLAND * 673-6900 *
CORBIN-MARTIN
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so, '" -,... 'Bdmlt., l!M..,.., ~ ......._ n:E ""1dllno. '" aua!JIJ ii#.~-·~ 6IHl£J * · ~· ~!lo w/feriCed -2 aa, 111 Ba.,..... ~Olympic Pool. -.. ""-.,,.. "· -I diololC mi A .aJor 50 Ft. }lOC"IJ i:qrn' r , in and out. Ownlr • .........,, pritU ~.co chcml ln...t•'*" " la Colla••~ MM ,_1 t na. yard, P•t.ro o,. ~-::::-1' ud Walk to ~·-,.. .~atorqe. Adultl -llul ..,.. .--Cultortt -· N r1 He1ghtt O•lnl'15·--r"" ..._ DI ' 0 "~ ...-dllldloot. --...., -,,...,._.,:":,1 ..... n'I0,000. . -.. -1!''!'!""' . ~I RayGaaltatl350-Sltllm.Jl'IPc.HmDe. ~..!..~~ msFullomn,C.M. I -~ )'9"' mr.L~DP..,!~L~ BJST BUYS . SW .. w,. .. N&l'I -t""~ f:.Ew 1.. ~ eor . ., ...... dodL a eau •"a• ~ Y-1-1111'-$140 .. fllO.;.rn.t.,
VICTORIA 6n.'n1/f ' FOi" lhe bewt b..,11n N...,... .Jilllil. .Ill! -Oil. """ View, g 1 IG-3!5'13 • SWlm pool ldOI tor
l!ACH COTTAOI! EW U.llhtJ; 1rorn • a>ttap at "'-'-"" ~.:-V .... ~-=r.fb'· ~· &AiriiDt .!ll!:,Yll!W HTALS l>Uill-•. .-A&&JU. No -SU....._ l'IO McAul" ' N LISTING 122,000"to a home at "'l,000, .-. ·' '!"" · ..L. I 2 ..._dbl~, -··~ er .. IM · • lllN a.lll'Ch SI.. CM .
A -llodl Som-3BdmuJ.pluodell;St.thl. and•lD•awld<oelectlOnol ID!i =.N•~· il\Orin~. •-~ ~ rnim 3 BR, 4 BA. J·ear Fum.orUnfvm. JSS l:i5111=!1833"'"-=°-:::::---:-.-::=
•t=-=•-trrerOJ.3 --~-the belt l>O'"" In Coot. 1J~IB '·'i:,.'Vn;.1~ , ~~-!.lid. l~ ~:...,~polio, -'-"-Peni111Uto ruJIN. 2 BR. A.Pt Pool.
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IOU>e-.Qrq-1177 Via Udo" N'pt lleadi CALL $ 6U·'414 ......... ·~~~-•. -J~'.'--,-· DaNe!ilY., ~-="~~i: 111.YTR.Oll'l:-orlva .. = -ulr'~ C.M. '" .-..W.., '7~130t ~ .... klt .. ~ .. stt· 8~~~· e illlAlU' EABl'SIDE I mo.CallattT ..,.-:18. ~~~~41. BAOIELOl!OVERJJ,$1io.( ~=~Mou v.,. Nu~,,~~""{:., 0;,.., · t.v....,,o( Corp. 2nd TD l01•t ~o!m ~. ~ NT!!' ;' =.ui;::.;.i:.ee~r· '1 • D -~ MESA, 2 • • > • • -...... quiet -mu.vn:w bonie 3 BR I . I~ COUNTRY CHARM SERENITY.FOR SALE HOME + POOL 8 'l!Al.'4al:ti. eoc pt. ~rote.~ 0\-$300. per ._,m.o_,. Incl-2\HIA tom., rm, 1rp1c, ...,_,..""" • 2 aDRM, utll pd, $1'!0. mo. 1
In -I M':!!",V-. •3BR.~ba.tamnn,wetbu (1,\Wlltf'oiown; "1r< .~>~ltlorMtti •. ~. · • Pl'<lniir. c:.w."Louy, -· aiv. pallo. bll-lnl, • • '" • No pelL 'Ori Maple St,
llu'Oe -"""'hallo+• ,15'•40' pool. Ow""' .,,,,,.~ , . -21n ·StM611 ...-. nia -• ~n_pe;s, o.taMeoa, 5l8-!161.1.
homt with family roo,m on leaving area. Priced to sell 1'IUPLEX -:E":'S. J COSTA ~ H..-an& 21 yn. f:W.ANTEb pnliener. Avail Al;t: l. ~ .a.-. ._ 360 BEAUT. i1fRN 2 BR. '
cul-de-Mc street. A quit:~ at $45,000. MESA. 2 BR, 1~ BA, ead!, Want mt ! Bdrm bQl,Jse. mo. )'J: leue .fi.95.-4189. ..,....-rum.. Utll Pd. Htd. pool. µits, no ~~~~ nr 17th St. ~! 1 ! 1~ u~ Yard 1ol' ,pe!t. a.ta ~ Spadoul • BlL * * * pets. 6G-9520.
135,500 ··Ja'llES' II~ BOLS~ll :.~AL TY ....... rJii.t ~ --0 K. '""!;;.. ~!. -.... _.IXXI. run., bead>, ...... ,,.,,.. Courter 2 BR. Fum.N Apt. ~I
135,500. Open Sun. M6. JttAi. _.TYTY11.~f>l9. . .-uy, . ange . . ID '-· =-. 83l·l& • ION E llotbH lilvd children. 0 pets< ' -
Onlu .,.t"" . . 9'1>-0891 • •"""· ~ . ' BR. 2 Db. c;ptl, _mw. 1285-Boibofl, Calif. • Center St 6IU84$
.., 13 UNITS H-Fumlshed 300 ·, __ ~ VE3 RDBdrmE 2 mo._Call _an... f.!11---.YOllU. ... w'-rol _Da_na,......Po_ln_t ____ 1 .,, . f114l OT3·02., . . ...,,,... falnlly , • 2 lld<eu IO lhe Ll'lt In lhe all new Dana , ~°t:a:=atto ~e~~~al~~ Conm. ... Mir ~ .im.,rm.cii~ Ntwpoi't leach FIFTH·ANNUAL Polbt Harbor at the
ance. 123,200 Income. Sell l200 ·-.· l 8r ....-;,·o.nv.· fD all 2BR;2BA,Angellta.1l160oq. WESTERN beautl!ulldarlnalnnMolel,
Burr White RHhor Sant• Ana Helghlt o• sul>m!t exchange. ....,,; •. 2~. beach! YanL -... $4Zff..,. -. tt. «< 1.....,. 1Jv1ne 1n tbe NATIONAL BOAT M902 , Del Obispo St,
l'ORTIN co. P•~ ' . . '· M~ ~-"" •M-'-2 a· J!lufla. N... -~ • .. (Ci6-Zl5.ll. Kilcbem, ef. 2901 Newport. N'pt Beach u A~~. ~ fa>"'".•'-, ~ ·-·-== . -~-• fidendeo •. •"·-••II 67s-!"" ~ ·~ ~·~ ·-.-RHltor 64UOOO $300-NewJ8r.2·8a.FJ>lc. home. ·"""'"°' p •, dtapes. · Frplc. Patio MARINE SHOW ·-·~ _;<, ,.C:,""diaJ · ~·RCH D•y 7~ o!dl" bouoe,_2 bdrm+ den. C -/ ~ 'T' el Agt .,...~w-M..., ....-t ~~ ~ ~~· '""'""" -A ROOSTER $34,500. Can after 6 pm ar. View I 1 blJ( beach. r#.."ia:tf ~-, · ........... ,. .._Maintenaoc March I· Much 17 p~ televisioo, sauna TERRACE AMOt<G PEACOCKS · ?&1-11333 !'fin: onlj\I Corono dol Mar !300 • 3 °'· 2 8a. Ga.. Deck. Fee. Launchy _...... .......,. Pleue call 6b.s6'l8 ext. 3ol4 bath, la u n d 'y hdlllles,
.. 6 Mmc9y' 11>Ht· If you want to crow, 'consider ij 2 Duplexea + % blk beach. N · ~ • • Golclert R...tals • &: wa~ r;:-~ oc--between 9 JOd 5 Jmi. to daJm meeting room. c.bie: to SJ?!
-eolouperlo•qoal• thlo3&,2Ba.,,r.$l00,IXXI . ' Unlque5,000oqft ~J'.!JiliwRENTALS SML Wifiiiil _., itv., ~-flllpl. ~:i..INorthCou"IY Clemen .. and Laguna
• ~ 1Mne nn, hornet ln Melfl Verd~. Only I I~ Commerclal Building rdrir, curtatDs: "crptinC to number hi 540-l.D)) ·Beadf. Come play in our ~.rm, 4_ bdrm•. 3 '10'.IXXI. Vacant A ready lo< . ,--, lilV at l.ZlS,IXXI 67J.4ll3ll or • 493-3248 Incl. $90 t><•,mo. Pref mlcJ. ~~~ OCE,~ !~= lot -~ * -· ""'~ ~ 3-c.r aaraee, swlm· move-ln. Owner trllJUlfem:ld •• . Realonom cs Corp, Bkr. 2 Bd home. l block to ocean. die au ~.Jlr 111. m;J>ds,. DUP...,..... ---.. r@ltaur&nts. $50 .,.... peol. oceanview overseu. 1 675-6700 Older adulta only. no childreW $41-9'721 . · 2 + ~lotnce. IUDdeck, · up. Bring this ~ and
IXXI. · CJS. R<al Eotate MobneHo,,,.. " • FOURPLEX $52,500 * 6'1l-1301 * $235-Eltjoy ....,..11. 4 BR 2 polio, lplc. Adlts. 12'15 YrlY NEAR ocean, 2 BR, with """''"" 15 ofl . on !Int
I UEL SHORES-54&1-U68 F •• 1 125 L · D. ch Ba condo • All. n-=-1 Jae. 52a-A River; MS--8532 utilities $225. mo: 507 E. ~-~"'o=',.;re;,•,,t·;......----I i------·--or -• w~e else can you find fOur •guna ._, . Chldrn . ~.;.ML F~-; J:XEC ~ 3 Br 7% Ba. Balboa Blvdi Bal. 6'l3-68Ml. LARGE 2 BR; garage ocean ~s~~~~th Mi .. i•n Yl•1• · _. ·. M0tor·H0me ·leiiials ~R ::::~'im~'. ~~Iii 1121-uw pd.....,. Bach, full 841-1211 · .... •• 2 tri>ics. -. ;.i. ·1 blk .. 8AYFRONT 111R.,.. patio, ,.., .. -· 1nc1ry, 100. 1n-
... 1..,..p~~" .. · CHOICE ·--·tfon, lft• REALTY 64+ri2' . kit Ocen view. Small pet • OofdM\Rontal• ·• ~~~andRI ~/mo. ~,. ......... 400 Su. """'um s. Coal~ J..quna
·-· -~ -• · • · ok. 3BR wll •~i 15, 12911 -·-IY· ----,· Eveo -No. 5. or ph. 494-6848. nvq nn, delJll>Hul com .. lot, 3 BR & SALES & llEASINO TRl-PLEX , S225 • Utll , pd. L•g 4Bll :..U, Ji'"' b!131D 543-0797. . ~ -apt or 1 ..tit no HU11tlngton Beach
alcove, adobe ft.replace, den, 2 IN dining rm, . f\Jlf servtce radllfy . Xlnt locatlon u well as In Nicely turni 1 Br. Beauutul SBR avail .::i 14 $375 * SlatP 4 Br, 3.BL TowMse pets. Pipte, i'llt'I! ·,Jdtdi7 $1.75 ..:.· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;;;;;;;;;;!
I*"'""" -........ Land· pool ~;µ'-· lbli Of' D M t r Ho xlnt cond. Sell or exchange Oc... ...... . J l.ockort Beatty Rltr -Say. Pool. Sol1 c:iean Ind util. rn>-29'15. • • . I I • 191 ; ~ by .... .Lang • I ' XI I tr' i . .. anmar 0 0 . . mes 151,500. Lee Hugheo Rltr., $325 -2 Bl". 2 8a. Ooean • 83K"IU~· 1)32.4110 oven, dah-. Joel< -· DELUXE 2 bd. 1225. Ill .LaQulnta Hermosa P'°.! _ x ra1. , n Mnc ng. 8.13·~ or 499-1'131. trontl Yearly, ~ deck. _....:.. $375/mo. 8 3 3-8 9 7-1, or J 15. Phone ~ mo 2 Bdrm Studio 11i9 BA. Funt
Tumor Assoc. Afhor ,,..wimd, tan · 531 •6800 2 un111 3s,•2Ba 133,ooo.2· ~rrEW~ALS ~-·-~'It,.!" m-1653 4~. 30Slatt. ixo. 2 .,:,., beanutui
N.Cout Hw)'. Lquna U0..2463 , Br. hou.&e a: 1 Br. triplex • . ·. · • Brand New Duplex. p ark l i k e IU~ .
.... 1177 AriYJJme MUST ·sELI!!'2 SibJ{'!\f bd' 4 UkE new,~ raiaed, encl $36,ax>. Near 19 & Harbor. ~ pr ~ ~-krrKidt Gk.. ~ Fee. Ocean Vu. walk to beach. 3 ~~BA~/ 3 ~nkes:a.:1·r BBQ'a ~· 1,auSINESS ha, fm. nn,• 2309'· oq. 'tt .. 25' porch, 1 BR. new -Agent. 645-003 Nowpert Beach • Goklan~onta!S •• .. • Bl", no -or --ru: --' .mo. --u;;:.· l ~ n •. I!' • • • • • • $43,1))). 831)..1641. c:pt11, · new extra.a, Adult TWo-4 platl", ·cM. 7xG, _ . ,. ~ n....... . ALL rnIES PAID
oppGl'tuntty. Builder's , ~, Parl<. Pd# Shed. Steal at 10% • down, all 3 BR, $121).Utll. J?d ... Mobile-home $310. 2 ~· . ~nced/Jkd HARBOR View 3 Br 2 Ba. B"l1uvm Peninsula Adul No Pm
• Owner motivated. N•wport Btacti • $5795. 638--7979 aft 61 bet' $1.18,(XX)., principals only, livine on a bucf&eL'l Br. + Gara.res-b4 JlimlllDD I Crpt, • drpt.,. -. pool 3 BR pl Den/BR, 2 B..\ 1 l.6211 i:;,kaide '1..ab!
will include trucU, • .. 9AM. owner. (1) 491r1840 atudio crptl~ •. ,bltns, Extra. Praaet ~ prt\'L bltns. $4i5'/mo. blk ~beach, frpl. N Cn4l 8'7-5441
'""ent & "'"" lnven. A HOME· FOR BIG Mohl.le home "4~, ""' 6 UNFTS. San aemenle "'fiir, pool. Agt. Fee. '75-11Zil.• -·•· -· 644-5251 lh l 19 $250 c, y~ (4 bib S. ot San Die,.. Frwy · Great locaOOn f<r thl.s furn. Nicely lndacped, lrg White water view, $141,000. 847-"°1' • 4 BDRM, tam~. 1"-Ba, $350 une m.651.f. mo, on Beach 1 blk W on Holt
' OI """"""'· Grooo In-ALL SEASONS po«h, choice lot, .,. Lal« A t:::t au..,. vma. Apt. 3 • Gol(lon Rentals • fenced yd, -it: 8y appt. ~"';': 3 :· 1 mo. to Psmlde Lane.)·
per .>'ftU' $142,000. 2 atory blggee jJh yeah /Jew. Clubhouse. Shown by appt Walk to wtr. tich ~nH JlOO 839 Santiago.. Avail 4/1/73, beaUL yard..$375. ~ms. 2 BACHELOR apt& oo bay I ~~~~~~~~'!!
lSl.000. 5 bdmo 2 b.:lba p1uo 18x36 only. Ploe Cf!! Mar l.-0 L t " S I 170 Also Lagw<a IUD' CM 185 reb $1SS/mo. s<o-1359. Ideal fnr "'tired. Yr. round. LOW WEEKLY RA TES ;..,~ ,~ H/1'' Anllion1 Po01 wltb ~v-839-8800 or 645--6424. • o I r •. • Util pd. , , $210..We low doP I: kids.. 3 BEACH tmmea. 3 BR. $325; 2 $85 I: f10/mo. 6'13-4468. Executive Suites · ~ I,,._ Ing board arid.sweep. All on Hil.iU2RF.Sl' 1970, ~BR 31'.A, ·MAK;E AN OFFER Rent·A--Hou .. 1 979-8430 BR. CID, gar: AgL Fee. ~ ~l;y 54fl..1.290 ld 18edroomh b •Pac Io u •, 727 Yorktown Blvd • .,~._,,_, ahuge~~~clot.Walk nr,stcce'!l I:~· C.M. 91d1:er0Jver -, 847-tn • .._ • w a a er, d1spou.I · ESTATE lo beach and 'oohool. Adulu, no pelJ."'$8350,or C·ltmns .......... $15,IXXI HouMIUnfvm · 305 eGoldonflentals• S.nC-te ca>pekd,lst cluo.67J.2139. "'9ch81vd.atYorktown
A.ume VA. loan with 1% Int .ouer. ....1>50 or Sequoi4 ~ -R-1 -· • · 1 ·BR. Blk to· Beach' Avail ~11 a.nn.· ~'-le rate.-Try Ml .... 749 . . St!U or trade .••• , • $ 6,800 Generil , . ~ ~erdet.amtr:•:m 4 :iJo~ SPAC 3 BR, 2 BA Home!' tbnr;:rune.-~ DIOS l 1 BR's,
$7,000. O.U .• .· aARGAIN U 'd' lfo?l)t'tte, I.a Quinta · R-1 f295_ ~ ' ' • Crpt/drPI, bfb:ls. Encl uW. m-lS13 Bkr. • Full kitchen
xtnt cond must be aold SUbmit • · • • · • • • · • • • • S 2,000 . patio. Dbl gar. 1500 111· ft. • Heated pool j)i~~ $46,500. $4500 or best ofier. Adulta .Arrowhead .. R·l = 3YR Nu ·JSR. 2BA. Nr 5.11-1967 or 5 (6-0419 , Corona clel Mar, e Laundry facWtiet
k Bll, 2 8A CONDO, . 60-M . · paved ,...d ........ $10,IXXI lllNTA&S Weatdllf. F..-, blth!a, 5CHl91 Jollll. e Free ullllttes
-'"-t.~.HIO....v ~· n ·NfWPORT Bay Be-.uty ~Q.ern.epl t~·C·l .. A......... '• t"' · dblp1,$Ri.61S4150 C.Pd1mlnluma .. -2 ... ~~Bl.r:~ JiK. O Frfflinen& ...... oo ......--mm• P" ~ V ol u..... 511.1eor ease······· ..-..,uw HouiHwAPta. Huntington 8Mch Unfum.· no ~-$1"50/mo.. :i.early. e T.V.lrmaidter1.avall. ,en>. MJ1iJJ... R VlE.W . .BOME , ancnm 11 ~ area Call 67>7225 . ..... . . . l lidlllt. no pet&. 6G-162t. e.Bar-B-Que ~ 'R°J, uni~ APRPiifT el'!'l!P'r lamJI)< ~:ill ~uJ~. 1~~~ck, c * ICS •0111 * 3 BEDROOMS, % baths: a.de Bay $!'Ill MON111LY: i 8R -· -.,Pholle l!erYlce
IRS ' ........ flke. model ' Ii~ hil w:1llllCOITAMHA electric builtlns, FA Nr·ooeon,,.tlo;---oee •'1 -IOo<ean :ro . 497-1'111. • 'l6k lfiooi I I U• lot * * DBC by lhe Sea Jn H8. 2 I . • . h • t I ·is •. SEAl1fl1'0L Coltdo. 4 BR. :11.'I _....,. 6l4-4340 .. " Sl«i Mt15 er Jim. .'ll.1 ,___ · · • ~ • BR +·den, 2 be. itic55.· These Ate Juat A Few Of ea, WW carpe at %IA.~ Ba. 2 ' • · -,-··~
BIG ONE uvulllloifMi ff!l&i'l;I ui et $7950 ~321 4 ;tr•· { Our MANY RbrrALS. • . drapes double'garage n...:...i _.~__.~· LRG Studio ut. WSmo yrly BM!HELOR .l 1 BR., paUOll,
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el, 4 BR. 2%. ba,~n a;>ttotp:>~1~-~)r1 tam· BlY.lide Vlllage,. 54r;i0. ea.u su15101A1Y o, rMc COi.WIU co. $ffi -FAR-Out Bachelor Pad! per m o. Agen(1f62-4471 med. 1 s 5 o J mo • . Call or "' • ~ts. Rec. hall, pool &
• w/bullt-b:I kitctittfl~& _lb' ~1 ·~~~' eve., "5'8-043> • CANYON Lake lot 60'Xl2:1' All rum. l nc:ldl Util. o r uo:.cn93 > i . 675-2348. MoottilyorYrly. c·..a U--'1. ·51' tables, sauna be.tha •
.,_..l!b>! ~-""' loltc-~t. I l & cbol pd ~ 3 ' * '"°"'' '' C . -_,a -lo ·-·-d• lml BR lllrlte w/hliJi~ "Spanish tile enutfaA ·bonui ~ lJA~BAR~~:: :;. sell ~·645-Jm: yn $150. FRESH&: Clean! 2 Br. t Bdrm. tBA,.a,il ~: crpta: Olt• ' r LD~(i""tik W. of
ot nv" :;:'·;t_;.,~;"' ''j'.tJ~'a~:Kl ~;W Reduced 10 moo. m.!811.' . Cn>u. -· ..,., lilds/pot ~ Ji.;.~~ 3 aR. 2 ba. bl.,."'-· LIVE LIKE A KING Beach. i blk N. ot Slat..,J.
ON REALTY 6'b()73t " • r-~e mi 'TI Lancer Mobile Home, Mount•ln, D1Hrt, * t lhoppin& 1C6o01a. nr New paint, crpts: A dr1ls-'1t BuJ t Prl I ....,... ~:::i'~;i;'-,;;-f-'i:!: . 1l .ot • :«bs:-43. 2BR. 28A, nu adlt Resort 174 $170. VACANT! 2 Br. Stove, i!.cta, ch1kiren .'Gk. -== Poot. .Contact Mr . .Queen at I'\ oge ces $l~ Bonus to move-in. 2
end. 3 BR. 2 ~ .J,e · REA , , 0 park. R4T-653l reb1g. Fenced fir kid&. 962-6934 5&-.2132. . FURNISHED • Br. Duplex. Bltns, plygmd
, rm w/dln area. Stoye, , , ~ '·-' .i1u SACRIFICE. Forest lot in * · . · ·· Irvine UNFURN1SHED for kid.I. Peta ok. Agt. Fee. nailer, food cntr, ~~· B:ALBQA D.f!'T Big Bear. ·Nr. N·shore. $180. ROOM'/! 3 Br. 2 Ba. fl.9$.EZ '1.Mng 2 ~.-, 2 Ba · 847-1207
q>t. Atttactlve """°' PROPERTIES Owne•. 11141 -1645. au ... Slngleo, ·peUkido. Condo. 2 llY· Frj!c. Cpto, ll1WID new 2 ar. Walnut * POOLS · •'Golden Rentals e
IDcd yd, Jge dble gn ,off * Exclos\vo Lhting1 . I f.JIJ * drps, bltns, patiQ,, peol, Sq. Townboule • • D ' •. * ENCLOSED y. Walk to be'~ h • Comer duplex $52,500 ~ R~:--Re•I E1t•te W•nted 114 Sa>o • Utll pd. 2 Br. Furn. kids/pets ok. 4gt. Fff: • 411'/CDDd. U/mo. 1tSa $Z-Yr'eek, You can live on '52.500. O w o r 'NewJXM't 1~ home-"9.<XXI , . . Duplex. Frpic! 847-~ ;:. , OYal Rd. _.1133, GARAGES tltt: water on a blJdiet. AIL
'948. . Duplex 3 aRv2 ba etl. $69,IXXI * Cj)uic:k Cash * * e Golllfn·Rontall e NEW CONDOMINIUM * CONVENIENT F .. tJ:'/: Ront I e EN hoooe . by o"""' !Uln 8ay AYe dlx au .... 119".900 A , I LA.,DLORDSI . 2 blkll f1mn beach, 3 'jd, 2"°. I ~ ...;. 4911342 TO ALL BEACHES a '
"'"'· 11 noon to 5 pm.'~·· Tripi"' •• ba1"18T;SOO par mont1 ~·-~= ti'."'l:."'·c!:J ,. den, !?pie, tlo,-Diil:.$215'. ·Br, gv, -·-· . FROM, $145 MONTH 1135 , ULTRA NjCE Apt. 6
.11a, newly deconlled, Duplex m-otean 18!1.-500 For S•lo 152 96Z-885l 'WAc~:eN~t'? (21.!) ..,_r;:;: -.v.-a..,.,,.. M!I!!!!· ~ • Gardeiw. Sauna.
I i:°:'~'r. ~ '/l,...~"t.; ':°0:.°&\I ~:ti,':::, Income + Sholler ~ . * ' •'i45'0ffi' .* ~ .. Sat A SW>-8442 . Tiki s E A 1'E R·R ~C E ADULTS PLEASE ~l-~:t1o$i:a"1 • I . 745 Myslic Woy 49H635 Big bayln!nt iluplexlJ.19,!iOO E.\STSIDE COSTA MESA ~ N ·rt·, 'B" ..:L 3 1111: 2 8A -: 1 • TOWNHOllSE. 3 BR,, 21' Vll..lA POMONA ~ ...,.,'$lG mo. = ~~ BR~=n·c::n e09 w. ·en Hwy ~7000 ToY~g!~f~i ~Nk!jllllll Bnml·:r: ~~ ~S)F/A.·i+iu)~L ' ::., ':'11n:':r,: .. ~ ~~~2015 ~ .. v.ra:
' ·~-~' many' ---2SOO w. BaJboe. m. 6""'·7420 w/patlo & gar. pool. Lo vac. ....._irne INC. . • •--"y •-00 71~~ ·• . lori, um. d,ues. 213: ~; tl•vu rU11J1.JUS Ate.)
• ................ AU..,,, • ., &. 1 t gr.' t Condo · • • _,~~ .. ...,,™ •··•• ··••• ....... or ...,_.....-.. aft 5 213· m nn EtiUXE 3 ba dqplex
j hoUle Sal, Sun,\ J.5 Exclusive Baycrest pos~~J~,oci' ~~'?&4. ' W..m-r n.... .......... nt home San Cut~ Beach HOUie • : $225.m Noel. ~ ~ • . ___ ....... c,..... .._ o-· 0 Dbl ~~·· 2 ti, ar:· P= $69,SOO. Ownr 494-5954. By Owner , Cleme~;""t.ong BeaM. 3 Bedroom, new, $135-Walk to M:hll. 2 B tn+ Newport ...-... .__ _,. •• ~· 1acll~' Waiki n g
BY OWNER l BR, 2 BA. huge paneled 8u11ne•1 Prof)9rty 1.54 rrtfm.1"1151),000 t0 • s;nJ,(Q), H=r ~~ 2 ~·~ pJex. ct'»tl.J~pa, bl gar. I BR Townblie J BA. pd. 2 ALL 11l1l.lTIE.9 PAID distance to shopl)log &
Y new 2 Br, 2 BA, Fam Rm. Kitchen w/bltln 1WO LO WI~ tn.de'lst T!>: .l Den S395 00 A.at-· 'Fee. ·3'7-00 , ear' pr, End.,.. lanai. nu. O:mlpe:te bellre )IOI.I rent llCbooJa •. Encl rear yard A:
.......... ~opo.~. WorJd.~1521 rehig, breakfast bar, etc. l04'x2oo• &orCTEO T~A: Wrl ~Ctasaified ad No. 449, l ~··:·~. ' • Golden R.,t•IA~~ crpta A drpa. sa. '4&-0147 ~~rm:-::::t. patD. $275, No pets. 312$ ~• """1" now re Massive Liv Rm w/trplc TION H 1.ngt Be ch. Daily Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, ,,,,., .. _t . •~oo 2• _ A T'--&..-...--••--m -~~-Cor&t,.;.pt.·A. 561--. lncttue. 49rmB adjacent to beaut. patio for • un 1 on 8 • Costa Mesa, Callf. "9!1626 -......._ • •• •• ··•• ••• ,......... $mi3 Br, Ba, u.,.c, ,. ~, ~ _.,., ... ..a .....,.. -
EAR EMEn•LD BA •· II , __ El 1 d WNED BUSINESS, PRCJ. Bl<r. 615-'1225 ' pt.~ ok. Art· Fee. ,,----~-:--e Sepante din'" orea PRIV. dlx 3 8r be81Jl, -· ~ iun Vuog. ec gar oot fESSIONAL OR OFFICES $100,000. •NEED to Invest in 847-lJn l Hvntlnaforl ...... e Home-lib llOrqe No peta. Poulble 1 c.blld. 2 BR, VIEW. $49,!iOO. opeo... l.zg tot . 164.950. 117,500 ea. TERMS writ°' bomeo at app.-alsal value. LANDLORDS! e GOiden R.nto" • = · • P,rlvale patloo . No lt1llls-1·2 yr lae. , REALTOR 494-9318 PrinC'. only. &16-6337. KANPAK, 1993 Kibel Rd., Agent 847~ W@ Speclall!i! Jn Newport • "'t ' 2 A: 3 BR ~ Newly e Clolecl J"U'aglr: w/llora&t 546--1034.
Kihai Maul, Na wall. wAN'I'i'O: 4 units, o.ta Beach ... ·CcrODa del M&r'e Irvine .. , f pa int ed • Wuber/dt)lel', e Marble pullrnan --------1
Hllls NEW EXCLUSIVE Comm<1rcl•I ·M ... area, prlnclpala only. A Laguna. Our Rental,Se<>-·' · • • ._;I ..,,..,.-. 9ilHlll> • J!:t·alldrmo !:!~ llaaclt
Bayfro"l 4 aR., 3 baths Pl-oporty 151 IV~ a6::2!°' 8r ho ~:Vt':..~ lo Youl Try 2BR>\ 1Wb0., olrlcond. = lleWport a..cll e round~ ~ob= Luxu!\Y Ba<ibe~ t •
BUILDER'S "tfo"o"'lfil~ kd;olnine Income pro-byJ>V,~-l301ossO.~ NU-VIEW:l!NTAL'S :rut~~~-13611 WloOalf -1-rul"~~-.,i~..... ~une8aYl5GubM•tur~
pertle1, center. ~·~~i.b.Y 1 Pri,i. only SU-1039 673-4030 1 49l3MI 3 BR.:.,..,. rm 1~ s.-2 ba. bhm. Clplc. i..AftGE, BR riM ·responalble woman preter-CLOSEOUT 3371 Via Udoj Npt Be"'h ow.,.,, 64>-2020 I ,,.,_, 4 BR, 2 8A. newlt pa........ l;ranil hft. ~ iSr./ "'-pool. !her P' + 2 BEDROOMS '2ijj rod, 113-311111, 67~ JOO Condominium• [ ·''' ·~~.: j~ Nice, clean tam t ypt •al\.,2ba' $38!i.IJllO ~~i:Jo.~ · NoPet> N°"E'°w~2 '=lidrm"""'°'l300=.1'"1119--Ann.~
ly 5 HOMES LEFT BEACH DUPLEX ·for ••I• 160 . ,._ • ~hnl~' mo.l w~: "~l'"L· 2" ~ liflJt 1en1. ·Coll Rltr, • w. WU-60-1'71 leue. 5ll \\'. 8aY. Newport
I BR each, II blk lo ocean. us GOV~"MENT 96&-110! . . • 548 till $ji WllK a UP ' ~-<;:!!~. B. -At La Cuesta Verde Good 1--ho t "-h =' -• -A 1 8R •~---or --..... • _,.,. me a ~c · l8Y'. "~II thla ' ~ 1% 4 BR TrH""I In lowly ........,_ l'ul'lf. --~rn 2 don
You DWlf"tbe ~ JM,900. bath fol only $131400." Busl-• wood ~ l'Qldc; ...,..-e TV 6 Ibid Stnb Avail. ~~AL Front Br. :-..::;
Newport Plet Realty nlA-VA $350 down SCOTl' ... _ ed ck, (pie, tJUna, d b • clel Mw • Pbooe 8erYice--H'td foOl trple lae • u n d 9 ck ill Laguna HiDs -West 8alboe atvd . REALTY 53&-7533 Opper1unlty 209 ~.:.t;.!1~_, u c-. • OIJNnl>" Pe< Saction rr"'J:'iit~ >Ji. L=OUS,~13-= S Duploxa1/Unlt1 * * * 2•Br C.M. $140,'~· A ,I=., l!\11...IJ!;, I~ e J~ 81..s. CK •DELUX I BR, blllno, frllle 1 3 & 4 BEDROOM Bc channel home + ovtt . •alo . , 162 ·Rita Po(ft % ml ""' SillO. i"'P'! ~ "SINCE lHi" nimfed · --No pelL er M1-388T blk -· pee per nio From $29,600 3901 Park, Vlw Lw RanM.tlcitlse ~ . la w-.. -8ldc-815-ml. ~ for Iii oo !Writ Ajlt!! 1lt. m;.11\0. SK.ldl ·
.5l6-llm ~ ~ .. ~ 1fl:::11~ -Wboa Duplex Irvine, Calif. •LANDLORDS• · 0 un1"'ll:C-~ Diiji ii Iii&& W iJii11111ovawy ....,.lful 2 BR. 1'11"1. .... No eltlldJ>tn
many, ._ extru $198.\1111 Now on the Market One 3 You are Ibo ,.inner ol FREa RENTAL llERVICE ayt ,_.. ..,,., VAL D'DIEIUI Gorden ...... nor .,.ls. 14115% E. -8~ !!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l""'l!!!!!!!~j Willa R, E..*.'1739. ' Bedroom and one 2 F l~~~·lr:N'5'AL a-i~-c.Jpl 84
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7·12171 c:.te Moos -, 00 -,,,_.. JlNB.~l~M~·lll~l:,....,=== ""f!!!!~!f!!!I~--e tiOiFFS CO"DO Bedroom. One Unit hu WESTERN .,. ,... "l' ~u a 2 aR.,.lli>....,.. ...... P!.JJSI 1 1111. oll "'*" .,..,._, -., It OCEANrRONT BACllELOl\
• ~JBR 2Ba-on '~:;·~~Iba . ~~.;.al'O:~-i~:;; NATIONAi-BOAT lll>Ulll Pd. HURRY! ~J:::"it:t>,~~a pa i nted, 1\1 ho , ~P>f,~ y=n.:rr.~.~""'·
....... riew '1ot. -.. u TED llUBEll1' "All!!OC. ~ Ca!' Any 11 m.. .. • M!Xrtly !um. ·-.... 3.8R, I t.1111 .,........ '""1papere!; -.itm.,,r,;::1 ,..,,,.UDlunl. from SI3i 2 BR ..... oceon -· """
thin 31 doys. F!>Uy cpt d. :wn Via Lido, N.B. •mm> · : MARINE SHOW ~°'.'&t" ~ Aat. Fff. 3 BR, ~ balbo .. 1325 .fa: &'J:t.. ': ,..,., o0 SEE rt'! 1lillO -WI yr\y. MiiJi., .0 poli
Jrple, patio. '°" Ja""'. 112 St Jamee PW:e Vu tho Milreh 9. Milreh 17 • Ooldost .'Rintak • tl!ll, Jlj botho ........ $<15 'i!fL $J.IO """~ MUni. ' Ul!i j6th St. 644-43«>, Apr L ~ front 6 TeU hoe.to In hariJor flmn lbla Pleue call ~18. ext. n4 8red hill ~~1 I ..... NEW ... , for adulta OGly. BLUFJ'S. opllt .ltYol «>ndo • .atr• Owner 83t-131C. lBR, 1% bl, S&'.500 bome1 ·between 9 and 5_pm. to claim 2 BR. Famib' rootn. ~ n_.954f .. * flllloodM, tlreplaoel. beam-3 bdr, 2',6 ha, itw. CJO.
-. Spaciout 4 BR, l Open 1~ Sat I; sun, Mal'I< "'"' tlcloOJ. {N<f'lh Oounty ln>al ~· "35/mo. ,..,.. od oetllqp, -'"'"'11nc. -bllllop .-. bear Lo• rutr. !1411-'1711. toll-l>ee nwnbor." fl40.12Z>l It Lew. ~ · · , NIW J UDROCIM '°""""' ""--1='-a'°-R.~U?---,w"'a1t_.,,_1o,-.,----b~I /
OPEii llOUSJ! Sun. HARBOR V1Ji,'W HOME ......... , ... "" co. * * ': Corona dal fMr MALTY 2 .Jlalh, ......... ,.,.., ead ~ r:::... ~ ~. Ind •UL Y""'1. 211:
-Via Plod.-. Blan-eacme1 Model, 3 bd. 2 ba, MARIN E SIRVICil Gt.ASS-11, A~ With VIiion 1 ear JI¥!~ W.....,. 1 lldrmL 1rom IJ.15. uo w 447-1443.
Ill·--!:."'· Cam. rm, W.. ne,. 2 FOURPi.El(ES Bulldon Supply s,;.;., O<(tall HlU vi:: 1~ ·~ Univ. PuM etnt!_', IJ;vtne ' ~m ~ = -· llmt W"' o i 1 ""''"'"'=-----
,._, ,...aulXXI -~bd., ..\&Ad 3 !lR. 2 ..-each. .,.., mo Beauty Shop • !2l'XiO DoWll lam1l1 1'/!), '<tn_. crpta. Call Allrtflne. »>-7;oo ::,"" ... -. puii! -Blvd.} ~ !19~!? •• . ..... ttnl>l 11'3 500 • .,... Card/Olli, m.im + Inv.. IMildpOd. tnDI• r.,. om .. houn I.AM to 6 PM HOLIDAY PLAZA •
Uile ,,_. Realty -:....~~::.1!i!"r~ RIVIE RA, ~E~~TY ~JD'::.-:.~ A"1111 noW. 1t-001mo . F'OR your -lh• 2 BR., t-lnl, carpel, -DEWXS Spo .... 1 BR. ~"" .. tlf"~~b'::
at 13tl.,.U. •Iden. Open t~ sat 6 S\111. 642-'IOO! ~·~ Im Orona• CM B!Mlll! ~ <leanest. lllarpeol. 3 llc 2 Jrple, polio, lndl7 laciUtl<tl ...... a ... II .. "=' pool. S. ltlh It, NB. 640-llOJ.
. 4 an ~ • 2 BR, 1 ho, -yud, Bo -S2!ll5 Avl .0.. 6 -Q>I A I aml Alllple pOr1Cbtl. II, loo
lob o( N...:... _ Income Pro-.... 1'6 f:r.i'""· Co!l\pl redecoralld, !IT-Niii. • . . el!lltl '*' ... pois. $140. ~ -A c~ S..,ta Alta ..--.-OOll.b ,......,., Italian Ddl·PlQ.u. Wcll"' mo. ~ or ..,....._ ~ w., """ --------1
e ""°' 3 Mil" ~..!'L R<al.... XLNT Eacllld< !ocauOn. labllJJted. 61t-1245. "Weotl ft 6 Rooll" Yacandlo --ll.nl 1'000L* A Bl\ In J Br..... $115-lllOt<! lhin JIOll'd -
Ip .... pool A * .,...,., t ' Ideal ,,,_r1 unit J oty Funtltu" St.,... NettlnC lll1M HANDSOME s aR, 2 8A 1'm1t -IO -~ -""'". 111n .,..; male 1W5 1 n I o b' lite -· llludlo. Pallol -. air, a mudt ,....., v REPO. -3 BR. 2 btl, w/encl proaeo. m·2 ar A RIV IERA Rl!ALTY l>Om., l"J..brtlbt !did> a -lllom Into -~ttc. oft • ud, P11o1 llrolm!AJU. lllll ...,.., ~,;;, ok. Art-Foo . = * m.inT All ::.i"'lf:i::-~"~~-Br. 175.(11) nnn. 1112:11m Evao: -::-i01013"'1..,· Yr' 1ae. ~.ui:~.~ _. g:~t11.':.!: .... :;:c.11. (olt w. 001 llD • Goldan Rantale •
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, -,,_, -,, 191) DAILY PILOT
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~ l'um. 360 Apt&. F-MO Aftt, lltlfum. , IJ4lfum. 165 Apt&.. o-t -41. 1""""'111 ~ 450 ~~~--..:!!
Nowport 8eldl lloaport -C-. -M,1,~eo!? -""" _. """'"'-UI I'-_. UlllwR. J1t * Pr1¥m a-* NOW 11.INTIMG
IEACH UVl-·N· .._·· • l~ta,;bjn~ P,\OAmPTSMIEWl'ORT c.te -Ambodotoryl'ar1A<17ar-~~JOUEL
"' -~ _,, &• Good. ·-hod. -SQ. F'l'. A UP. !Now Yot1 Can Afford) IBR.Sltlmo.Car••ta, ,.,. Nioo._•_ OaSan'-~
FURNISHED ilrpea One c:ldJd '*' Oii fN bay . * Call sa.41SI * Call W.18XI
BACHE LOR APARTMENTS /Call -"""'*" _, llvlqJ Rontah to S...... OO MARTIN &·ASSOC.
F-m •i-2 bcl, I ~ IN, 1 •ty, $170. ~tM -· El>-, • • ,. ~~·~ ~ -•-u• 7 WAN'fEI), i..,. with .., "' JOe DYEll. RD, S.A. ONLY 2 LEFT! · .. ~ ~' ··---than mobile -bi FULL SECURITY SYSTEM NRN•~ ~;pool.ell bl~ ~~ .. '.:If.!'~ ~ FIUl:E RENT. CALL SCU471
HEATED POOL or the BEACH ~tlo. ~~M· bleycio troill, P"ttms 1h111· I ="'840:-'nr,Ctt.'-....,.....,,.,'°""...,..,, r;..i:-:t ~I~~ 1 ---....,...----rn
Elevator , ' Annual Lease SP'CIOUS Bae~•-••' rr. Deboard. Cl'Ollllef:. Jii'ilsii I'•· ~ BR turn apt., F.V. Neat 6 Maid. O>tt& Jlett.. PREGNANT? Th ID k 11'
Adults Only, Sorry No Pets 00: .. uci':-.., --..ts. !'.'::'~':fro.~ ~:,,-:; ..::. ~ ~: '"'"'m~IND!!'U!'!muAL!!'!'!~"'!!l!nl!!!J!!!t !I ="'C!n ~l ~
LAS BRISAS IUltmo uw pd. ll&-0134.. ,....,. ..... -~ ,;-=::::;:..,--~~-USO oq. ft, 3 --·r. ""· 541-6622.
5515 RIVER AVE., NEWPORT BEACH 21!Rtlox~~t Joe, pr,prilpri Irle ldlcl1eos. >tlv•te )lai_,. SHARE 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba apt nice olllce In tnmt, S.W. PALM• CARD READ~Gf
(The New Place In Newport) f:.~.~ro~A ~.=:r:i;; ~~mi"\!d.th.~ ~~~~-2284, j{.\~ ~'i ss+-r.;on~ 1~R'!'e~si'l. ~M!"gl"!!!!!. !!Dl!!an!!!!e!!&~W~m"l.!!Sb!!!!ar~be~ug,;;,.b...,M2-!!!!2566~~l~E. · 2BR, c r p t, , ~~~ ~~ ,,.._ alter 1 !""· I 'ro""'R'"ren""":t_,I\""'...,.--:"""'--. ..,.-0'71• tic.
" --wsl\/'!_'il pr, 00 peta, ' FDl'LE ......,.,. ne<ded lice"*"· Rulooabl• "'nt, DON'T JUST SIT Apt. Unlurn. 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 l child'*' """""· 64&-(ll)( ~!"~ lllaodJ-•;!'J.~~ to ...,. dupls. Balboa -b ot airport. ca 11 ~ ... I
&-IL--3 BR. W/W erpta,, bit~ <Will ,,_ ...__.......,--... b)antf, *100/rno. 615--U&\ $44-2757, thtte. Tty 1kncing. call 'l~
iH i;Nll ltl1nd Cott• Mfi1e private ~t1o, carport. u-Telephone ffi4) &4t-11Qt 121!) 4.12-1921; 5Q9.82S2. i
ELEGANT .2 hr apt w/p.r, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.l pet.. sts91mo. 641-2111. ~,., for rental lntortnadolt F~~~ ~ N~ '18f,,:: ~ ~~~m1ru:..~ ~f.' "'J:, • i"i"s-'rl 3 "{', HARBOR GREENS ~~ .... ~.l:~Nr"=; i:oa LEASE '-"" .. ~~ 1:'~ ~ttree = k.~'6'1.S~ P o Box rm. eo.ta Mesa.' '
eve/wkddl 548-7398 & Baka. J>t\: fBl'-mt : BR. Bayfront Apl .-to Bh home near Hoq Hosp. Rent1l1 Wanted 460 Call~"~~.
NEW lower duplex 3 Br un-Fumlsh.d & $12)-1 BR. Small child It pet 2 s:;:z =· Reuonable. Ret. 541...:i696. l<EY-3.144
tum. Yearly. Wash/dryr, Unfvml1hecf ok. 833 W. 17th No. C, Of. fteorol Wiiii~ PIMlcttll• LlVU VI' JO "'·..,,..._... ' SHARE my tKIUH in 0ranP YOUNG Exec. dc.llres rma.ll 1---=:..:,..=:,..,,~....,.
reflia:. $400 + utll. 675-1.387. OPEN. 6f2-5013 or 491-1'1'63, __.,_. °"'' ~ "-~ '° tllfflM crqta 1 ,.1uino ""'""'· Wood with man or woman Over 40, house. furn or u n furn Youn& couples. J&..35 + J
Balboa Penln1ul1 From $1SO to $215 mo $175. Larae 2 BR. 1% BA Realtor o-ck1. two pe110. bflllg .,. Hl9f'I st.tr• w.io '°"'' 11 .. ~ 5J8...05H w/enclosed gar iti Npt or 54ft...3643 or 59l-3S44
CHARMING peninsula
duplex (2BR lBAl, stove &
refrlg. Yrly-adulb·aorry, no
pets. CiOBe lo &hopping &
beach. 211 E. Balboa Blvd.
Ph. eves: 985-5822.
Bocholora • I Bdrma
2 Bclrma • S Bclrma
l'h or 2 Full Batha
tuldo -18 c l J d * 54U570 * 1• °' !.-d-,.,.,. -"'°°'-.--.......... , _, a.ii. Costa Mesa, to $m. Must ~ pm 1 • -0 0 g e • -~ Garaaet for Rent 435 occupy April \st. \Vrlte SOf-.9919 or 561""9811 111rcM. 6'11111 P91• oil. fl'Ofll s11G. Fllml~ ..... u.aii.. Modi!•~ ,;;,:.;..;. Ctassified ad #007, Daily Soclal Clubs 531
D P I I .I l~IOl:Oll.12300f•l"""'ftd,'rC0.11 ....... Nion.:US-2300. A .. __ J---------.
In.I 0 n 2 BR, sundeck ~le. $250. . -S.tf s....~·· o.r.... PUot, P,O. B9x 1560, \..Ulila l( )'O!.I want Quantity ' ~, 'Apts., Mesa, Ca. 92&26. DON'T CALL US! .J VIEW · balcony,' new 3 bdr 3 BR, iteps to f: ha)'. ltum. or Unfum. m Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Mini !#•rehouHI 'RESPONSIBLE USC If It's Quall•• . 2 ba., or 2 bd 2 ba. dish· $300. . Varlou.t slits from $25/mo ~
DLX duplex 2 Br, 1'12 Ba,
bllJll, c:pt/drps, encl gar,
b'pl, lndry nn, no ·pets.
838-1!119
Master mze bedroom• w/ waher/disp er.pt ~ar-Jones Re•l U ~ lt • U keep the ....... Business craduate, 2 ~. You're looking for h.lgh beam ceilings, large age. .... .. ~ or• • . '"'"·-, ~.-., Huntington BNch Huntington BNch , ""'J' wants to rent lBR, unlum DISCOVER l vi / ~ >rwu: "-'<v• Eves On ale Min· 2-1 hr access. hse or ap\ nr water, DISCOVERY ~g ~fl'.l w i&S or Large 3 BR, 2 BA drps 551-1700. No move in -Newport or Laguna Lae, Q:i
Convenient ~un~p1:ie~ cpts, small yard. si3,s mo'. e HUNTINGTON BEACH FINEST e No move out ree1 $u; mo. 494-2060 an ti:30 ~~=~o~~~
ott kltci>en. Enclo9'd pa· Al8o 1.,..e I BR IJS.5. Call SPANfSH COUNTRY ESTATE LIVING -• .. trolled pm. n4--m387
tios. 2 swimmine pools, 496-7068 BLUFFS, TINNIS, 2 Acres beautiful.park likes~~ Hamll~~~ew~, BB w·*'ANT'°=710-,.-,1"3"8drm=,._,,,,""""'=· Nationally Recognized •
sauna, ~tion taclll-Ea1~ Bluff VILLA J Sunken pool. Sparkling Spanish foun . untum. Yard tor pet. Costa Coron• del Mar
ties. Security guard. N-0 • DELUXE • 4 BEDROOMS, 21Ai baths. e Spacious Rooms e Se~arate diniu.g room SINGLE' Ge.race for Rent. Meu. Hunt Sch or Npt
pets. $400, monthly llULTOR e Walk in losets -1~. in E. -St. Beach area. Older hou.se ~ -3 BR, 2 BA Apt for lease. 644-7270. . ' • H ·,,, !ti'•' ,_ abin•ts 0:..;"'Meu.. 642-3645 O.K. to $700. References • Models n..... IO m 1 pm Weld , ,..,, m.,ter 1wt•, · ome -e ..,.en ~ c • avail ~ 'Q, 2700 p ..,..... W CM din rm & dbl prago; auto I 1 Bedroolll Unfurn. $165. Furn. $185 Off! .. Rent1I 440 ' . . -· oteraon oy, door 0..,,., avail. Pool , OCEANVJ W z Bedroom u-~·-•185 Furn ,..,15 , WILL bebyllt your home ---
nr Harbor Blvd & Re..'.:.reation area. From Jae Uv. rm I: kitchen. w.w·u. • · · ... Presttw r .. -it:u May to Sept or any part ol. ON TEN ACRES Adams • .$287 • Beam ceilings. Brand new 3 Townhouse 2 Bdrm., 1\.2 ba., 1,400·sq. ft. U51 UIWIUJI 2 .Adult male teacheni. Call Fov,td (free M11) SSO
Apl1. furn./unfum. Lease 865 Amigos Way NB BR. 2 be.. Balboa. ioc. Walk Furn. '240 ~.!i. after 6 or anytime JESUS loves )'OU. ~
Fireplace I prlv. patto.. 54~ n370 Managed bi ID lhopa & ferry. W$ mo. e ALL UTILITIES FREE e wa••"'-_. Offic8S · whoever ~ .,.., II
Pools Tennla Contnt'l Bkfst. U"V W1LLIAM WALTERS CO. Ag~t 615-19'72 m:-1675-4013 Walle to Huntington Center U.llUlll NEED unturn. 2 BDRM lost your llntd Levi j
900 Sea Lan, CdM W·26ll DUPLEX on tho Wat.J-&at ADULTS NO PETS house, with yard lar pet. at K·mart ShoPl>ln2 ~<"'1
04acArthur nr Coast Hwy) f !!!!!!!!!!!"ll'~'m~!l!!!!!!!!~1 ~H~un;;1t~lngto~~n~B~1;1<~h~;;;;;;f dock. lrg patio; 3 BR. 2 BA, LA QUINTA HERMOSA ~u::J:t!:;.!!:·~~ue. ~re~av~·~f:'· a)me on ln to ffie DELUXE .Y"!'5y ":'!_.~·wm1425!~· 16211 PARKSIDE LN (714) 047.5441 BAY LIDO BUILDING counter at the DallY Pflol GET IN THE SWIM can ~ ......... and ult for It. But you must APARTMENTS GOING FASTJ 6'15-4421. · 4 Bllr. S. of San Diego Frwy. on Beach 3700 Newport Blvd., N.B. Identity what waa u. .,.
UVE IN CdM, in this 2 bed· Air Cond · Frplc's • 3 Swim· Choice 2 BR Apt1. NR Hoag Hosp,~ 2BR, 28A, l Blk. W. of Holt to P arkside Ph: Lou Cewla 675--1220 !('"' ~et lint. nn. apt. Swimming pool ming Pool H altl S 1•• ~· CES •---~ ~ avallable, walking distance 8 • e 1 pa • $ 't'IJ mO. bl tins, crpt!I, irps, patio, . * DELUXE OFFI, * -·--FNO: do&• -3/5 -~ Tennis c.ourts • Game and ALL UTILITIES PAID encl gar. $180 to $2:10. Adult. Apts.,,
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Apts.. GREAT -LOCATION, adj. . Buiet (tri""COlored) US, ~0~~. Co~n~.Ao~ ~: Bil~a:=mFrom $l54 VILLA YORBA ~· -!50. A .• ·l>atrice Rd Fu~. or Unfum. 370 Furn. or Unfvrn. 370 ~1,r;:u~:.e I ~."~P ~ Yna. male German Shorfttatl"
644 '1270 H -Be ch -· \ ·~ 500 -w<o -ex"'pt tlftY w/bllt
New. 2 ,;.,m, 2 bath & lge t:iEDlTER~~N crt4l 14~ 2 bit..~~~ Coat• -Newpori Belch 2;.,~ ~E R>XlUlRED Annovnco1Mnta '"°"' 544-5073. •
study & sundeck. Private 1 h 0 P. g: 833-83'l0/645-0U5 hnmed. occupancy. SH at * * * FOUND male Setter/Point•,
patio, crpts, drape•, dllh· VILLAGE * FRESH AIR aft 6 . . ADULTS next 2172 DuPont, Rm. 8, lrvlne. M<irle Quirk wblte with """' apots, bi $~~ f c'~Qp=M$: 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Walle 3 blocks to Beach BRAND. ~. Oceanfront LA COSTA APTS. VU =~ nooc:-mrnerclal 33n• Ollnd• =• tf:1'~~ .~
61r>-5726 arirT41,55J~~CE Lrg J BR. Apts. Newly da:-Condominlwn 2 BR. 2 BA, 1 & 2 a.ctroom J' number BuildinK for rent wu D•n• Point, C1llf. 962--04S1. •
SOUTH OF HWY. OP£N 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM orated. w/w crptJ, drpll, $«X>/mo. Year Leaae. : ~.ts :Roor:pes apt. . . medical blfJa. Bldg s&do, lot Yoo2a:ck~~ =of FND May Co. parkina lot at
bltno, except rebig. l'Ml/ t;r.;.'1694. . = 7Sx2tl0. Lota of parldng, 419 FIFTH ANNUAL S. Cout Pia.. ,,..,..., -1 BEDROOM-WHY SETTLE mo. No singles, oo peU. NU -~. prlv bch & All UflHtioa P11d N. Newport Blvd, NB. polr ol ""all .....,..,pllotl , .
$165. MONTHLY FOR LESS? 5J6.l11L pier, 3 BR, fig,,BA. $500/mo. 354 Avocodo SI., C.M. ~~~ &l2-6300. WESTERN gluHI. M&-TI06. ~n70 DELUXE 2 & 3 BR apt>, in 2 BR,• ea, wire 97!Hl63l or MUIN $t3S ,,. DESK ... " available ISO NATIONAL BOAT DOG _ brown, Ii Beagle Ii
NEW, lovely, lee I BR apt. Enjoy elegant living in this new 4-plex, 4 blckl from 644-4510 eYeS bdl:. ~ ~ mo. WUl provide furniture & Terrier., Mar. 6, 29th St. on
Walk to beach & market. aU·adult garden complex ocean. !'rpta, d,,,., bltns. NEWPORT ,ISLAND beaot ............. JIU.... at!Sino . ....._ldYlce MARINE SHOW Peo1D1uJa. Contact.
near smart shopl yet re90rt-Avail April 1. 423-19lh St. new duplex.• 3 BR.' 2 BA. ~ UD: llllilil March 9-March 11 S13-t519. "YTarty. 41 5 HeUolrope.. ml'fet. ~-..-...-~-or-MS-.33'll-. ..nn ... .,... ·-' _ . avallabL?.17875Beacb Blvd. .,..... 3067 wknds or aJt 4.PM -.~· '11.l....:: ~vu·-. "' ~--Plee.ae call &U-5678 ext 311 -:..'kdys. baths, ceram.lc. kitchen, 2 BR, frplc, dsh/wah, crpts il $.151). mo. Jrly. ~ 2 BR 1 BA turn $220 The greate1t rea1on1 for l8lS WUl'CLlFF DR., NB betWeen 9 &lid 5 prll. to c'la m 00 ar. pprox. - . .. I · "--L• laundry room, living ~m drapes. Nr park &: adll. 2 NEW ·l bdrm ~·"-1 blk 10 Beautltul ¥fl:. w/prfvate movll'!Q to Oakwood Genlen yOur ticketa. (Nortb 0Jun(1 t.,.L.. 1. ...... -1.. c At -.w. OiARMING Spac, pn. D1U:111 with fireplace. Nolhlng like children fine 00 pets. $lfi(J •lUUJU, )atiol. llZ'ft&e pOol, 'apa A t tfl nt Lwt. New ~. Garden ~ ber '"" • • --..... • " 1
apt ofgar. Incld1 stve, it tor $225. No children· 17102 Emerald HB ~ bay!~ view of~ 1 Luah prdmi1ettirig. Muita: ,:~:: ~!'~ .~::_ a. Oftloe Sult•, '1t& eq. ft. II it~ ii M).~ 5'&-UM. I ~94.crpta, drps, trpk. THE ORLEANS 2 BR, gas_ wa~ pd. I .child ~ . • mo. *no~~-21st • c.M. And here are e other great ~ ~~t s:s..= 8=. ~:"~ l64i l
DELUXE all elect, hi.tins 174.1 Tustin m.am6 ok. No peta. From $140. EASTBLUn\ Deluxe 1 BR. l"H80fll: 1617 Wl!STCLIFF ~ Now at Ort.nae ONn
incl dshfw1hr. Dbl. gar. Park4Llke Surrounding 11622 Cameron St. 0 r Pool. Adtiltl. No pets. $180. Under .New swimming PQ0'9 1294 ICI· ft. Crpt. ail' cond, .iJ..L,,._!J.::, ' , j ... l Shelter, S.'1301.
ocean vu $350 per. 673-699'l. QUIET DELUXE 2842-:::. be ch, ttve Call 6t)--0349 to see. IM......,,.,,t :r,:.ciuti. ample pq, uu1, janitor. ~ _ • rQtlND black & White
4 BR 2 Ba, plush new dupl~ 1, 2 & 3 BR API'S a attrac 2 Br/2 Ba. yrly $260/mo. CASA VICI'ORIA tetinl• courts. pro & pro ehop Bawnprdner #I.Of,. 541-5032 tt,l'l, Marlnr blue _ to
$395 F\replace, beam 1cell. Pvt Patios * Htd Pool bltins, 2BR, lhag crpt & 3 Br/2 .Ba, yrly $325/mo. 1 & 2 Br. F\lrn.. & Unfum. bllllatdl VICE Vlc. Apalena A P 51~ Avocado no pet 64-M340 Nr. Shop'g *'Adults only redec. $150. Ph aft 6pm 318 33rd· St. NB ~. Clirpets, drapes, D/W, TV tree sundar, bivnch W=lff8~.lkllng ~~ ll'r•n1f!!1•tion 525 Balbol llland. c.ll 615-<M9T ~ ba Frpl .:1;1:tn Also Furn Bach. Apti 5:1HJ638. srEPS to Beach. New 3 Sr ant. Pool, etc. Come by " acttvttlel d l9Ctor Corner ~tclJii' Drive , I: DRIVE ........ , ... car Florida for GREEN, 10 1pd, Sch 2kl~R;:P!.,k .of ocea~;.:.mi Martinique A-WALK TO BEACH 2 Ba. F11!1c. Bl..,,~ blqulre about our -.. in goffdllvlng...,,.. '~MWile llleycle H~ • r·~ N 1 2 & 3 BR Cpl/--y~ .• ~M• B>r allowance, 525 Vlctnrta St. pa-room 1rvlne vd, New port --, .. rob. )•··••: byf aerial bd ~-Realtor 675-210J. 1m 0 ·-ta Ana A•,., ,...,;, l!W • ., u...,., u..po. ~q. v,...,......._ · at H·~r CM I!...,_.,.., "1 Beach. Kr. Howard 645Q01. Lv &boltt 3/li.1'.49f..fi642. · .. ~. llUlll
Mgr .;;\" ll3' ··~ dwbr., frpl. l.2516th. 1147.3957 AP!' . .,. ...._ z BR. Jtrepl. -~ • • ~··· Plus beaUtfM otnglla, --
C u-·-2 BR, 2 BA. Del kl&! 514 •-"-Ph -~••7 A WVELY TOWNHOUSE 3 and two-bedroom•. Fur• WATEJ\ view offtce lllite ftertOlllfa . 530 nm ,_, ,.. ___ She •
ost• mw-E Puerto Mesa nr beach. $155. 'mi~ po~.ro~. fN,T'O'ft • P. Bdrm. Pool I rec area. nlehed & unfumllfftd..!:Ii w/rmd. rm. Cpts, ~ Miu. · 1 _ 1 ·~ ~l~ )'OUQI I
NEWLY DECORATED 2 BR. $165 53&-5118:1. WES1'CLIFT area, 111ble1ae, F>plc, ca.-at dgno, pvt nochlklren0<-Utll. tnc. Heu. ,..l ~ll.11~.Jtua Flvo Polnta In H.8. a.,..\ BEAUTIFUL 2 BR. t. eo-hi ...... 1 .. led patio, crpt, drJm. bltns, open dally 10 to 7.. w. Oout Hwy. 54+-1&18. medium A .~or o a cope DHS24 eve· 84.>U.. Unf.,rn. Ap • ---~ • 3BR, 3BA, adlta, $262. dahwbr, convemeot toe., or Ool<wood ,.. Sq ft. Olflce 1115. -ad""" on all al· • \ GROUNDS . AU UtiHliH Paid ~TG."" $145/mo. -, 8a<:k Bay. Oilldren ok. 1335 600 s<i ft. Of11ce Kil Wn at Ille. By· --VERY ••ll cared for 10 Minutes to Qceu Pool & Recreation · ** 1 B4dtoom _ carpets. unfurn. $365 furn. 6G-O'Jl2. G&rde:n Apartmeng l:B&. ' · s:u;:s. womanhood bad realbed Setter pup. 7"'8 mo.
CIOle to bus Une &: stot"8¥. Cu l!al Maple Ave. CM t new lge 2 Br apt, 2 Ba. FA. drapes, $145 inc. util..itiel, no 2 BR. Free Utrntn. Nl.-rt a.ctiloull a.ta Ilea • Ct&o-ZW she hail the Gocf-civen Male.-Vic; Balboa Heat It Stove. Walter. ' heat, dahwhr. ac. to peta. ~).764 Pool Encl o.bwbr ·...-· • ~wei to· help bufnanity, =67H810~==· ...,--,..--.,.,.--JI ~·1~:,n·l:;= rJ':~~~SE ,:1an ... c1114thSt.~ S.•nt•Aiw 241 A~·st cM. .,..:.:~· ~~~~a: ~~wwreU:~;: r:;;~:c~u~~
• ~~ • Pool • ~.. 6t6-12M. H1 l p1W1 ._.Horii Pust · 215 Rivenide. w/ ... '" "'-k wtM!t'e "'"" ha.ve n • .__ """ ....... 1 c.: ;;ow1m II' • .. 2 BR, 1% BA. Blt in. Range. 2BR. Crtts drapes nnp ·il'lll'll ..:i • &U-3M1 .1--,,.,.. .,...-~ il'W"'l'1.&.9
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45 frpts, -· Priv. · patio. NEW CONDOMINIUM c1ooe ., '111ops 2s2s s0 Huntington Belch ~ ~· 6Q .:. 2 ---· 1 beth. ~.! ~ __ .. GERMAN s-. blk\J
., Encl garage EXTRA 2 Br -...s "'O _, 1342 Bak .1..-~ lS r1Y1 m-6259 _..N-. f~n•• ~ .. ~· • ••-t'ih!.. ·-Jn -~~ •-•p ..... ,,__ H D'lOI. vie. I Hacl9nd• de Mita CLEAN! No children, 1 pet. • KU • ....,..., e · '9;11•· er,~ ......... .. ... -• ...,. MJ<>;J ...... .-.. ..... 1m1 ....... ..,.,. ..
N 1 CM LI U I •--~ WE' HAYE RENTALS ~ . 505 Su , A do not "''"' for It. Do oot Bch Hlah ScbQoL 4111..aT. 1m W. WU«1n o. • . . $175. 545-6342. . t n -~·• A.-. · ..... v.. __ ....._ A ... _ ..,.._ CASA MQ11T11111rv Onorn0artbebeacb.Yearly Newpart.54&-26.15 confwleherw•••.,,,~-FND. Jrr reddW..-..11 THIS JS IT . BACK BAY 2 BR. FOR a few who approctate Fum. or Uftlum. 370 n1uiu;1 & 1~-•-1 ••· -"oder One v!ait will con-wht bound do0 vie v'•'10rt11 PEACE & QUIET New 4 plex, spacious apts. the un111ual. 11: 2 Bdrm., 2 •"" Call ;1=.tt;~r. wee...,. )~lltJf:r ~3 tt "= ww:e ).ou. enc) 61H191. c.M. st&-2528 aft s· pm":'
AU electric Gold Mcdalllon Uy kitchen. Lndry Rm. t ba, custom apts. Large C~ del Mar I & 2 BR# 2 BATHS ,61Jr~ 2411 c.t Hwy at MacArthur FURNISH YOUR HOME OR SMALL. white Poodle. ~
2 Br apt. 1% ba., 2 patios, chtid. No pet&. lhcked gar. room1, wide ocean viewl, -LEASE C--2. central Costa OFnCE -Buy f\lmlture, GotcJenwe.tt A Truk, W~
e.icloeed gara~e w/storage Close to schooliJ. Bus ser· prdem. Space • privaey DELUXE 1 Br kaf'den a pt,· Fumllhed 1: UnturnJabed Mes1 Joe. 1~~~ ...... all eupeta, drapes, antlquet mlnater 89'l-12JS. 1 & laundry fac11\Ues. Adults vice. Eas:tside, t..::M. for considerate, m a. t u r e newly/ redee. prlv patio, All UWI'"-p -'" '""' ·~ t'IW thru exclmive WbOleiale ~;o::=.,=.=:;...,--,c="·I ~ adulta ~-ID ~-~ • oce•• ••· ~ declc Yr1~ UCll .iu -(er ··•) ~ ,. ... T"" 1riAh Setts '"-only, no pell. Sl60 mo. ,...,th 557-1501 or &tf>.7485 ...... ~ --...:u .:: ...... ~" 1.1.vu• • Y • e Channlna: ~ -~ ~ Decorator Sbawroom• at w · • ..,l
St. CM. o-. 2970 or 644-lhopp'-. Se)ecdon of ... , ... 640--0851. • -n--• ,...___,_ ** ,......_ ,. 8-Jn -'" ~•--•e __. ca 11 Daito . PenlntUIA. Ca I "'" •-w-~-aoop'r center, Bola& 6 Hell, liceftaed decoratnr wl1I> "" •~u. , -+ = .. 'U'1'I' 1.l2BR.apta,"K&$165. ·--·~f%,l)·--.Partta"t-ly n.ui.-U9•'"""""'UI VUI<."' -.!UMI "''.....,... ......... -,~-
CASA GRANADA ~~In -=-'.l ~~'. ~ m '850 montb\Y. C--: ~ .... 8=· Poola. H.B. 846-1.!23 experience & know!~ MEDIUM sized long balr..,,. No Security Dieposit freshly pebited. Children ' lBR. 2BA. -newl31 tum. crpted NEWPT i'lnknclal Ctr. 545 ~be deUahted. A brn dog, male, San JUN
Lovely 2 BR apt' with a OK. lO Min from the beach. 2BR, Whitewater ocean "* * * WI Wimer, HntJ Belt A dl'ped, tr pr! patio, 1 blk Sq, ft., reQ!ptlon room.'3 al-C.plltrano, <!IHl8S. I
....,lzedBR,oobe<WlilWlY ll30CenterSlc.M.518-1900 View, awimolJnr pool. ~.!:!'O"-~~JCalunel flces.l&oq.tt.1144-U<IJ. MAN 39 1" old, -Loat 55.;
landacaped punds. c.. or 642-5261. Leue. ~/Ph' 6'1Hl'5. 1ftllDVI 1111' NEW M7.Ul6 •~ •=•• ~15, wuw,,, NICE ffloet ID!' l N broke up with gll'l o,tencl. tneld in rent. Qrlld up to 3 NEW Mesa VetW ,..-'°""""• M1ke · at 28th St Mariner. 0 W ,_~n H r. would Uk@ to me e i REWARD-I am 14 old ~-BBC Ob • ......._.. W'1· personable, peHt! J ad y on Mardi l, my ~:i::11 ~~~'way 557.9559 2 bdrtn>, 2 Ba, bl..,, w/w QLX' 2 6 3 Br, 2 Ba. Encl IAY SHADOWS BRAND NEW WINTER. Summer, Yrl,y, !l3!-U2S aft. 7 p.m. be""' 25 A 35 fol' hieodablp -1tolen, Silver
crpta, drpa, patio, quiet "GS n-w ~-QUO VADJS Ill Anita'• Rental.I, -· 2006 lllMIMA Ront1J 445 & com-nlhlp. 1 am Electronlc <A blanlc ** STUNNING 2 BR, 2 BA apta, Adults. No pets. $195.. gar . .,. up. '""' u ... , ·I t A.....__.. ts -••"--Garden APT. Pool. Rec 2U6 1burin St. ~. 3095 Mace Ave. 546-l83t. _,,.., •••-•••• Luxwy GanRn Apll W. Balboa Btvd. 613-2(111 CHOICE location 00 busy linoere, own real estate until a button _..._
Rm. 2 BR, • BA Stud Io , Newport Beach ~. Ll!bt-1: Cbeeryt Adults Only-No Pdl ttreet. 23,000 can dall)o, a.t-1ocalJ;y 6: have re f ' • =-=~ No
710W.18thS!.,C.M. Crp!/-: bl .... extra "RontAP!oe. ·~::::~:g:u~ -~J~BR'L I -11 ·1 ='~.:'ll ... ~'0:,::~. TROUBLES! p~ bi CM. ~GE 2 BR. Carpett & 1roraae. CJoee to occ Ir SD of ·-~ 1-Florkla St. (lL blk. w. ,. CN1 _ _;_, suitable ...... CHRlSI'1AN COUNSEUNG blue' wtllte. Speaks. drapes. Man I: wife, Inf.ant Frwy, $165/mo. 546-0469 or • Pe...-.ff _... .,. . ... .... ...., • ...,., ....... we I come . $13 0 Imo. 979--0"/'45. ~tltul appolntmenll la-of Garfield A: Beach, Blvd) mrtal, lr\1-ottice, veatrllile CAN HELP. M&--1'133 • ty Bobe'' P'eue call aft
""'1209· VERY NlCE 2 bd 11111~ $175< OCEAN and clnde ~~~ 2 BR, ~\.~7-=-Adult 400 ~Ea':;··=~ ~ 548-283'1 64W575.
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IOO/mo. No peta. ll'IS--"JA'n only, nope!!, Ref23MSflt.ta Eieranta-nte<lellped ~· crJ;d" c..a .... patio. 6 Poota. Sauna. Ten-Dll S. H~ "TIIE FACl'ORY'' lhoppil1r
Bkr. Ana Ave., 6'7a-0395. wlthb a l!alter'1 tou~-l"° ~ No.,1'ota. ·,"'-~-nl1. 841Hl'lS9. 34521 Vl1 Cot1Jlno mall, OlllllatJrw of 32 ,.,,.., ** BEAtJ'MFUL 11: 2 BR. e REAL VALUE! Quiet. 2 per hOu9e securtty, ~u.. · ~ •· .. r Al.o 1 Br. Furn. From S135 C•plstr..,. BeKh, C.llf. hu 1hopt avail. Fl'ol'n
Ool!U!mparary Gt.Nen Apfi. BR, Cr pt 1/a r p1, live Vena.We. ctub 8Dd 2BR apt, wlk to beach, abag \'ou are ttte. wtnntr OJ: $80/Mo. Ideal f,or book
Patloa, =pool. 1165-1JSO, otove/dlllwr. Poot. Ma-l)OOl wl!b unique -bar, Cot MIN ~ healad ,...i, • 2 tlckota 1'1.!be ·-· 1pe<lallty card lhop, Call 567· . 1 adulta, no ...... $llS. 2295 toontalno and lormal Pl' I• la""I tac. $1!51$1&S. call FIFTH ANNUAL etc. ~ 30th SI., Newport
NEW· l BR. $170. 7BR .1210. Paclflc Av.., CM. !54MB78. dent. All -of the Sooth MM11gor llldtl IE·lllS 531H1492. WESTERN Bead>. MWl;lO.
N' bch • shop'J. Adulll no DUPLEX; Jn oo.t. 'I.I ... , 1 9?!'!'.'unt llnut -nl . * '46.mf * 24 1111, 2 Ba. $lSf Poot SEP. < ""'" bid( + rar, peta. 114 E. 20th St., CM. BR untum. quiet. oo dO((s, t~ifuctio. from h O!duded. Xlnt ~.; NATIONA&L JICIAT ~ ,. d.,,., ad-
548-0131. cau or motor c y cl e1. 2 Bedroom. from m l" ~ · 'l'llE 4CI'!ll'G • arw..18881 ~Kai (E. ot carrier. $250.
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dollars 2 BR, 1 BA, bllnl. e.clooed 56-ml. llodtla open 9 A.M. w dulk ~LM Ml!SA APTS. BeOclt Oil Garfield) -MARINE SHOW or-. aoraP· or Harbor 6 2BR. 2llA apt, crots. -. 'izi TO NPT. l!CH. 0P9TAiAS 2 BR, $145/mo. 1 Man:b 9 · Mard> 17 PRIME o111 .. spaco avail,
Adami. Adulta only. $151), bl.tint. ltv, Can be -tllp FIJRll. OR UNl'ORN. -m .._ 6 bank. 1m Pleaae call w.5611, eat. 314 3.13 Mar1ne A'°"..1... !!,12,bla ~. eftl. 557""1l&, 541-521f ~ stbellnabb' laree ._pti, t:IUl.I0-113'L · between9and5pmtoclaim lJlanf,2ndfloor1r-,H~
2 BR. Dupln. IJhlUm. dafa: . e1U -'h1i&o poo~ Jaod Ole<t bit. yo<>r tlclceta. (North County BAJBOA ISLAND STORE TRAILER fol' car or PU. '
Kllchon, ..,,.., xll'l trg '17>-MESA VERDE ...._ ON TMI BLUl'l'S 1'::: =:::· :::--!-~ -!OU·"ee number i. 5*-l22U to..""'-sm mo. m Apia, MFG. 21' trailer. WW trade ~..=_mo. 548--061) =~ ~sd = AT NEWPORT I ~' = ~ ~75 1 Bil. 1 blI -;.,.,MS $15 =~It i:: 1:.:i., ltont•I 450 ~~~ ":'?, i:u~u ~
Pt! up•J*C '""/! brl\i ba pr. Adults. 6. Fl'omNewportstvd. blm at 2 BElllUI. n-PSI ~beada.~ A o.q. wk 11P ap11. 11 pet ' !us! bel. ot ....,., 97M11114.
pool. cpt/dJ1>. bftn, DlYlnxl 2BR. llraoJ, <ad )'Old, ID' H-Rood (i blacli Unlllm A~ A'nll l'roni "" or -CM-...;.~ N!'!~ Blvd, Tr-•-T~~t ~--•a 19116 Mar>!< N l ~ ,_ crpte. prime ..... ~ -• · ~•N• -·· NOW .L-..UIMG -'•• .,._ ll21l Colf..0. ,:0, 5 , . 14U813 $1'1/Mo. o&ll 5u-14 24 :=.,.~: =wy) ~~ LESI\: thoJ're -. "!'!er' -FURNISllED eo.,. ,...m, H1mll""°" &o,.i. for • tree 6 dear
LRG. 2 BR, 2 BA. lmmac. SOUTH COAST R£ALTORS Newport B'llch Ca.-· Dl1Codl ~,,_Or. ,,m.. bath .. • n try. NIW M.I Houle anywf>tn,
$165 + dtp. Married Cl)le 2 BR, Dut>lo. a.r.ete A Telephone: lttiJ -(5 bll<' f!om Nftport Blvd.) 1 & 2 Bil. APTS. ~.~ult. nr. 411 or 9411 Sq, n. A Up 8SW18l
.,.,.d, 1 chJld oL No ,,.... llntpes. n.lty t.llcld yard. -Fumlabed A Unlumllhe<f, ..... "'--· Haaflltton 6 Now!lncl WILIJNG to tn.dt "!3 Ford
-er-· NO peta. 2 chlldttn Gk. l'()R f1eot Yearly $2iiiiijO: LAJWE.l Br. New f<EW, MOPEJIN. DEWXE,,priv. bath A .,.. 538-91111 or_, PU • 13' trt. boa~ Velue
j BR, """"· ........ '"'"" fl611/mo. 645-2UL Unrum 2 BR. 2. 8" BA """' ...... b<!d pool. LAS CASJTAS Aptt. ....... "" omoken..J:tk! 110,000 u partial pyml. '"'
apt, crp.., -· $130. $18), 2 BR, l" be., .... lo>. DUPl.EX. No p ra Fn>lll lU$. Ma--... ~ Bjtth SI. -"'<• 6'15--031J), 548-• 10,000 01 II, for i-, ~ or Jarrer. J>O"Or "°"" month. n1 W, l!th, Ort>, crpt, :185 Oah. Adul1>. -:m Infant Oil. No -1187 f1Mllt -•"i>.od"tPllcoanadt -~ doc btrb, Prtv.prty.-.
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-hall $15. ~ nn. $1.IO, & ~~ -tllly .. -· BAJIGIRL wanted. Beer, Ftr, exo'd, expanded duties
Pt!:ABEI SD> rwd. Bil< COllCI> '10. a..lt 15-U 1'"1· MARINE SHOW ~.....ice. lodividuals I nlgbb. U25 w. Victoria, ~t..-nt.
ll/ley poodll:. Jcwt 2117. op. ii wbat cowQ. DOt I, 11.1.l'cht·MlrcblT ,, .. a_~•l"ettet.lynie:xp. c.M. THE KEG,, Call beL ...._...="" • Bch area
t'1l4crl 1 $311)...2110 no q'9-m6od I do won: tG)WU. Fila. caa SG¥18.,_ed. 314 .,..,......,_ JD am 4 6 pm, 842-4882. =-=.::;;··;;-·-:-:==-::-:":'.:::I
-. Good ttl. 53LGlllL -9 anti 5 pm to claho ~elp W•nted, M & F 711 BEAUTY Operator lull or DENTAL Alllstan~ al leut
OOUJEH JM -· I PROFE:SSIONAL ~ ~ -. (No<lh Oiunq port time. lllCldg Sun. 6 moo exp., ·oome S.t'a,
nio, .. brown b1rtb:mark on deu!nc. OUtdb Malntto-~_number it 540-1220) ACXX'>ONTING Clerk. must NEWPORTER INN BEAU-good be~ttt;1. Ht.In Bch
... 6 vie. Balboa I11ani1. anee--&erv. a11o ftoon A • * * be ap'd in A/P, AIR. TY SALON, U07 Jamboree area. Chair 11de only. Call 8 Renrdt 1?3-'TIM wtrldow&. 63'1~1508. HtVJI CIR ar inventor)'. We will Rd, N.B. 6H-0340 AM to 10 AM or 5 to 1 PM.
REW.ARD $109. Peut • Dta.. Cemeftt, CorKNte 111 · train for th1a permanent BEAt.mCIAN-bootb tor rent ~84&-:,35'1l;;:;,· ~=-===c: !11!""1 rlns-Fl1. 23, ladles' SIOPLOADER .. dump -.. non! oftlce position Jn. In Newport Beach. N•w DIREX:l"OR tor QH>pmttYO
f'lllPm., ?i'twpOl'tlr Jan. Pb. PATIOS, wa1kl. dtivtW. Saw, W'Cak. Olacretd, uohalt ~~ :_nw ~nc b~e &hop. $30. wk. towels includ. Nunery Scboo1 ln Hun-
l4Mlll, brllU, ......,. 6 repl"'9 •"'Ila.-· Jll6.1110. -• NCR Xlni 54&-2412. 646-2816. tJngtoo Beach f<>t !all <JI.
FEM. cat, BlkiWbtit, Red ~· --torett. YARD, lan&e cleanup1. berieftts A wotkina om-* BEAtn'Y OPERATOR* :3ctu!:P:i~b ~i:.:
coltu, 'fin belli ii heart, CUSTOM CEMENT WORK Remove trees. dirt, IV)'. dJtionl with a powing com· W'lth Cl.lentele in nursery educaUon. For
17( NJ~, Apt B; C.M, Drtvet. WALKS, Padol, Dn'f!WY .. &nMilna· Uf-2666. ~ .. call Maria tor appt. * «13-5512 * 493-2566 * further info. write P.O. Box
IG6tlll. Pool deeb.. Don, 642-8514. FATHER A SONS, tree at tt4: 894-4f29. Schafer &o.t M•nUfecturlng 510 Huntington Beac.h !mC8
LOST 1' yt; old Sealllolnt. CUSl'OM Concrete Work. No work. lruh, yanl • gar. Broo. !no .• Gard<n Grove. Engine lnll•llatlon I iiii'ii;iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiil
Slamelt. Vic. of -n'2 Job too smalJ.-No De.. clean-up. he est. 142-8.182 ARTIST . DESIGNER Mech I DISPLAY
Alhlmbn., HB. Weutqr )'?ft ett. ~3325. GEN. Haullna:. Tree/Shrub CANDLEHOLDERS en c TRIMMER
t.aa. 5«&--1339 PATIQS..PLANTERS trtm. Gar ii yd cleanup. We're looking tor art1Btt to Requires min. u mo. boat
ABYSSINIAN cat, fm.1, lt. bm Ail Concrete work SM-3533 Est. 839-2303, 557-6904. create candleholder de&1gns engine installation exp. short hair. Vic. OUWood • · LOCAL movinc 6 haullng by aultable for Lost Wix
Apta, NB. Reward. 6G--0749. Chlkl C.re student. Large truck. Reas. Cas~ ln brass or brom.e. HS Grad high de of
REWARD! Lo&t mlniature SAT I: Sun, Qi.lid Care, TLC, 534-WB at 534-216' ~h si:":. .:OO~b"::~ mrehaniCal intere.tgr;: ap-~ .. --u'!'~ ... ~ t;am-.7 pm. o v em 1 ah t , Hou..C\Mnlng proved, we will aend wax tltude. We otter 4 day "'Or~
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HUBCAP -Chrytler Imperial 646-31U6. HOUSE OF CLll!AH flnlsbed mod•! or models. medi""1 Insurance, Good ~~; =i4~ call Contractor ~& =~·1 ~·:a~ ~~~s~ ~~rs H:;i:. ~ salary, Apply Mon-
Direc A b · Colombia Yachts LOST f.emale: &TaY tigel' cat, Additions Remodeling 642-6824..or 646-2527. Art tor, m r 1 1 e m McCormick Ave.
v1dni.t:y 17th &: Santa Ana. Gerwlck A Son, Llc'd CO~ will do expert Indwitries. 702 S. Bridge St., Cos M Calif
CAIL: ~2933. 87s-600. * 54~%170 clean'g. C.Omml., resld. or Vlsalla, Cal. Please lnclude An 1:':3-ua.l esa0ppo' rtunih• your telephone and best ~ "J
MALE Irilh Setter, l yr old, JACK Taulane -Repair tmdel hOmes. S yr, ref's. hours to reach you. -=~E:m;:.p~!Cioy~e~r,'MIF~~=-&~f, °:n'°~' Npt ~~·;..;'W'.,· ~. i:,~: 963-0~78lc.,'t-• Cleanl-ASSEMB. LERS BOAT REPAIRMEN --... A I t Cl Marin Must have waterfront boat 14-yr-old Seal Pnt Slame1e Dr•ftl * WE DO J:VERYTHING * PP Y a ipper e repair yard exper. including
Al-• ml "·· •·-Vic "fl Re'-r:o...;._ .-,,_ """'"' Corp. 1919 E. Occidental St., ua~ · naa ._... "'' r~ ...... .,...,...._... Santa Ana haulouts, mech/hull repair.
742 Alhambra, HB 548-1339. PLANS-Houses, R ~mo d , TOP Quality Housekeeping · Gd jobs for top men.
Room Additions. $50 up. Services ·oHered for Top AVON SAYS Blackie's Boat Y a rd ,
557-<>826 557--9695 Wages 979-9632. ''Be Your Own Boss'' 67U834. ••--I PF' Dr•perles XLNT'Housecleanlng Earn an inc:om"' of your own, BOOKKEEPER
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C.M. I :;;;;;;;;~· ;; By Day Own Transportation rtght In your ow n for growing lxiet mfg co. TAKE Down--Re-hang $2.50 * 8.16--0648 * neighborhood. Be an AVON Clipper Mari.De C.Orp., 1919 per panel. Fast Ser v. Representative. Call now : E. Ocr:idental, Santa Ana. ELECI'RONIC Schools A GU-6824, 646-2527. LM COMPI:.ETE HOUSE 546-5341 or 540-7041. TECHNICIAN
I •--575 Ort CLEANING SER.VICES. y s IT ER M BOYS, 13-16, to s e 11 Alrcraft antenna experience
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Family Aflalr Pre-School ASPHALT DRIVES Income T•x more mid-Oaf hours, 3-4 Bch. $1.50/hr + bonus. mensurate w/exper. Apply
Educational program, music, Repaired. Topping applied. flexible days weekly. Some John, 4!f7-1295. Commun i cationli Com.
arts, crafts, Number con-Reuonab1e rates 645-5925 INCOME 'J'q Preparation wkends, eves degirable. BROILER MAN ponent! Corp, 3IXKt Airway
cepts. Reading readinesa. ' Reasonable rates. Plae call. Hourly sa1aey open. Rel Days. No exp. Need ed. Av~~~tyta Mesa1• Ao equal
ProL staff. Indlvtdual atten. Electrlc•I 675-6676 for appt. req. Spya;lau Hill. CdM, Ancient Mariner Restau-•oiipii~iiii.,_iiii"i;;;;'iimoipi;oii,..,.'-'iiiial
Hot meala. Open 6:30-6l)Dl, ELECTRICIAN, llcenaed, Ironing o\vn trans. 644-8891 rant.~ West Coast Hwy,
PUBUC NOTICE Full T~e_ progn.msW& half bonded. Small jobs, ma1nt. PROFESSIONAL Ironing In BABYSl'l'l'ER needed. 21 or ,i;iNBiii.. iiiiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ~~c:?n:urance =700 day lleMMJf11, 6401 arner, I: pairs 548-5203. over. Fri/Sat 6:30 am to
MOTIC8 °"MU°" HB. Cor. Warner & re • private home. Reasonable. 4:00 pm. Sun/Mon/Tues Carpenter/Pa1'nter Spanish speaking to $650
i ~~"'°".,-~TO IUPla~=-~°'-CALIPOllllA.. Edwardll. 84T-5775 Gerdenlnt 64&--0176 eves. 2:30 pm to 11:00 pm. Lit~ Secy/Bkkper to $600
I ----to~ ~ ~~ ~ llOTtC• °" ':l.: ='4 •UL "°'"" PIANO Leuons: Ex P COMPLETE tervice, al8o Jenltor1•1 housek~ping & Pre Pare Engineer/Secy to $600
Dlttttd ... ,....,. ...,...... ftTt' TO COMllUTa CON'flL\CT OP teacher. Prolrt"lWve & in-cleafH.IP Jobs. new lawns, ' meals, for 3 children, ages Sec'y. 1ndus Relat to $600 ..,. w Blot e.M .... t. 1t1t DICSDl:lrf t e I' e s t in g m e th o d s . plan~. reliable. Free OFFICE cleaning, ~ I c d , 11, 8, 6. Own trans. Refs. Full time position. Must be Girt Frid% $550 '!ii~':!'!~•> ., 1'w ......... ..., ••.,. Matt9r-of 1tW! E1t•fW' fll GEORG& CJaas/Pvt. ~ Lee '''· bonded. 7 Yn exp. tn area. $50 Wk. 615-8108 Lido. e."perienced. Xlnt company und--·~ . I' ~ ... ......,.,. ..... IUNEHAN.-..OEOflOfklNEHAN,JR., Piano Studio Ca Bch ben tit Agcy ace "'1Wl1ting c-if1y ~ '*"'° 1111111 hM ~. • po • ' · 642-6824 or 646-2527. BABYSITrER, Live in. Lite e s. exper $500 'fi~-\;_; _,... • .. ..-. "'ttw HOTICE is HEltEIY GIVEN tfltt Tl· D 49&-3904. LAWN Service, mow, edge, M housework. Wrtte Cla.ullied NEWPORT II TI.E INllHtANCE ANO TllUST COM-TRAIN ~~ dog ""W -The vacuum. Relid, comm'l. •sonry I Ad. no. 868 c/o Daily PUot, Interview HoW':!I h ,v:-:,-;,,:,;: .fi,;.. '"'!,:;:: ,! .=."-,K~ •_,:--= :! l..IJve "',;:;m, M:~st Tree work, pruning, new QUALITY malOl1l'Y work PO Box 1560 c.osta Mesa JO am to 12 noon Personnel Agency i~, ':.. :,.~~ 010.oe klNIHAN. Jlt .. ""~. Kennels. New c1aues start lawns, sod, reu. 54.5--2943. brick &: blocklWallB. Patios Calif. 92626. ' ' Personnel Oflice 833 Dover Dr., N.B. -=.:m·:~a.rw Nol. ~Mr~n~~onttietor~; I TUes7pm~7:30pm. p~~~ON~AL ga.rd_!~· aspecialty.67&{)37U. BABYSrrTER'.Mature &· 3rdF1oor 642-3870
,.. ..... ......, ... publktY tte erxwe '*'* dec'to.nt 10 ~ 1 1 · 1 • jo'-• s.,. ....... P•intlng A reliable for 2% yr. old. My THE BROADWAY I ~~~~~~~~~I
.,.. ,... _.,....., ,._ .. 11stm1 arr.ettn1...,"' .,..,,.rty ~· MUSIC Jesaons, s:::ano, "1'Vfln, .era. ~_!,,'!,.DP .,.uU:.~ ap. P•perhanglng home. s pm to 12 pm. 3 or 4 EXEC. SECRETARY "' -n-:et ,,,_ ,.. .,.. te •-.rt J:1tllfhi<rltn end DM--·-· ltl&: ~6"' ..........._... ..,. • • ....... ... t1othrlllfl. IMDtnd _. _. .... 1oint accot"dlan, trom , guitar, · • days per wk. Cal). 10 am-2 rm Edinget'. H.B. Fee paid. President ot well
" ... .,...._. ~tnti.. ..,..,, ""'LlllMr "· Dtvi• Ind.,,..,_. A Clleory. !!vn. ~18;-' ~anlenl~ -CUSTOM PAINTING 1--~pm~. ~96~H963fli~~·~~~~=;-~;......_;.;::~·~Em:..,,....:;;;;;; -established re9eareh-firm -. Ml'::,.":~ ..,.;::: :': DIN. hlltOMd .,... wir.. • 1o1nt fllNftti. Lndscpng, Sprinklers, Maint. lnter/Exter Untvrn inter IBABYs111 ER wanted tor 2 needs mature dependable
., tM ,.. cta•'flf ~ 11t .. • • • ~ ......,, ,..,....,, fn [5J Yard cleanup. 646-1072 -i • ..,._.._ col. • pre schoolers tn our Irvine CAR Wa:&h Help wanted, individual with good skills. - -to._._ Ml fir al'l'llll&wa...,. ._ ..,._ 11''"' wrltt.n 1-~-1 .spec. l'L.ce. r•""" or con-ho N 'ny 3·00 7·30 F/tlme. Apply to m•"••er, Also fee ~., Call .,,...,,.,, to ~ .tnd ·==: .. tnlrtll _ . _ . rrs GARDENING TIME! suiting & eat Lie Ins me. onna · -· -............ · = ,:_ .. -' ...... _;.: = ~ ~:1r' ~med·.:.:?:; L Coi;!p~::::: ~wpt. Won't be underbid.~: j~ Plse call 551-4210 bef. r;:, gr_ Wash. 481 Ea.st ~el~~=l :~
""" .. ....., .i Ifie ._,.,., _, _. ,.rttlon llM MM Mt lot No W sttng H bo Blvd CM Dapt. 11 111e Dl"'1eJ • ti. ..., ... In °"*11Mf1• '· Ofl '"''3rf oav JAPANESE Ga rd en er. a BABYSTITER \1(8.tlled Full CASHIER, full tlme. Apply ar r " · · II~~-~-~ ,_, ......._. . .......,_ i1~~~.:"w~:::.,r.ct_rn!, ~:ii. 100 Accovntlnt Complete yardwork & * WALLPA~~R jt time, l child, my ·home. Silverwoods, 45 Fashion Isl· Executive •;qc:c::.,.iy,~R??::' ""· T .......... ~to,:!<t:,:r;',!f~ cleanup. Free est. 642-3111J When you call Mac lnl Resp. mature woman only. and, Newport Center. Secretary/Receptionist
• ._ """' "' "~ w • =:, if~t:Ofl&. rr'""'· cltW'lbM .. INCOME tax, Bookkeeping JAPANESE ·G .. ..-... ,..,,. ~ 548-1444 646-Own trans. call aft 6pm or CHAAGE COOK Large American Corp. bu l ..,. to~=---~ C: ~;_ mo Camino Capls:trano Service. eomPi~. PAINTING & Papering, 20 wkends. 646-4528. 1st & 2nd cook. Good hrs. girl Newport Beacb Ott:lce
, • Clill'I. • .. ~-.,:: ~'·,.!~ .~·,! Suhe 2, SC 492-4870. clearrup. Free est. 968-2:303, Yl"'I in Harbor area. Uc/ BABYSITl'ER, needed, days, xlnt co. benefit.a. Bayview ~lng a dedicated, in-.!,~ • 11;1,.,...._.... ... ...,. _, IM .,, ,. .., of Beby1lttlnt IRISH .~ 1 bonded. Refs, furn. 642-2356. my Mme. Call after 6 pm, M;:;;ano:::r:.. . .::54<)..;::_;7::'.095=. ____ teµlgent woman. Fantastic .,. "'•• =., -,.. Ml r11 ,... ornc-a1 D fiuuener, awn PROF ~·-also •· ... 1867 CHEF ~ & d' k M benefits. Salary open. Must !flll!MWt wll "* a1 1.1111 COUl'ltY. IN maintenance, trlmming, • rn.1.uting,. roo...,.,..:-::::..::;;c·;-;;;:;;;==--inner coo· ust be ·i'esponsible &: eager to ~ Oltlm' __., :=:,..~ = ..rirm' ., • u... ~~-~~· t e e~'b e r~ tree estimates. 979-&134 accous. cell. inter/exter. 1· BABYSI'rI ER haW con~tal cooking ex· learn. Call &t<rl.334. =<=~-===t:::= ~,_......_1 mature, responsible, G rd J ' Lie/Ins. Free eat. 64,5..5191.llte housekeeping, own ="=r.~Call"""~-"-'=c...,-~EXEC .::::::::. . .:;:::Di:o.rec..::::t:..or=v"o~lun-tory-
1'11 • ~.:;;z:.~ = .. ~ 646-0176 evet. • an "9 PROF. painter, 'l'ilnest work, transportation. 962-5330. CHll.D care, my borne. 1 Action Cntr. So. or. Cntry . ..,..._.,~_,.~.,. ,..n•p:.tl't , ,.. •lll'tt:oNttett't I JAPANESE Gardener needs reas. Int/ext. tree est. BABYSl'M'ER needed, 2:30 child. 2 or 3 dayaBal~~ Coll. edorexp. inwlunteer ';:,• !:,": ::...,~~ l::.'-• ~".:iai:."':.:.!:io!'; LIC'D Dt.Y Care~am-5:30. worlL Commer c: ta l & IU!ts. 548-2759, 557-7455. pm -S:OO pm. 1 day week. !Relafernd ~~-uva admln. Starting sal. lDM.
,,... ,.,... ...., ,.,, .-'!Ill un1 """'-"'"" • 1111111-.ii.itw fw a1 ~ix:,s;~" 546-~are. Resklent Complete Yard Painting-Int., Ext. 645-0688 8 · 0'J"""UOIJ· Detailed r esume to ._.. =-...... .. ,..,' r.ikt ':ct~,~ 4:r,.; Service. Free Est. ~21 ReaaGnable * 64.5-5925 BAKERY aales. Laguna. CHOPPER Gun Operator. Oassltied Ad No. 615, P. 0 .
tw .. ...._ • .. -.... ...., 1,.. tM trw Pllllt a1 lil'llfll'llflO, tMr:ct R BABYSITl'ING'-~-lymy home aft 4PM. Pl t P tch . R I Must be cheerful, attractive exp'd, must be able to do Box lfl6ll, Costa M&, ca1U
.,..., ., lnfw-"'Y 1a1 -~ -.a""4•M1'J', ..._ 111d "°"""''trtw wetkly or '~ rates. EXP. Jap&Jrse Gardener •• er, • , •P• r and like to SELL. own repairs & m.alntenance. 92626 by Marc:h 20th. ,• ~~.;,:...-.::.._~ ~ ~i::.:.:r .. ~ ~WZ' .=::'t!.'; Fenced yard. 645---X>lS C.M. kno,w h:Jw. Tr t mm t n g . •PATCH PLASf!:ruNG Preferably over 30. Call 4 Day work \\'.eek·TRABACA EXPERIENCED eeamatress
.,,... tr ...:i::"w rr:=., '::-;: ;: :::._Df ~ "" lloc1l ~Pf"' BA BYSm'ING, anytime. Clean-up, Small landacap-All types. Free estlmate1 alter 7 pm, 494-5323. Products, 837 W. 18th St., wanted or will train quall·
t1or1 of '"' "-<•). "' • ,...., ,_.. ~ ft'lt ·me: E Reliable, Ucerured. Good ref, q. 968-34S6 Call S4C>-Qm Bank Costa Mesa. tied home sewen. APPiy 148
P•:=,.. ifl~ ;:: .::.0. ""=' =~ ::=. ~,....: :'1t.Lot .Jin.n on 1119 bot meals. 968-088'1. Plum bl-SECRETARY CLEAN-UP ~· 4 to s hrs Loi 'M~.1. ~ Oemente
tM hlltoC•} _. a-,......._ ~ ,....,., tor..,....~ C•re!'ter <G~·~·~·~•!•!_l _.:S.~l"ll!!!ca:!!'---l"";~-;;·;;;·•;-;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;-· I ilay in AM a. Part ti.me. or phone 4.'fff"lu.
ftl9 Clllt9t c....... .r """ 111 • ,..,. l>All=:..= i. l~oHN .. L.R. OTIS PLUMBING Elderly or pensioner pref, EXP'D. Tires Servi~ Man, m fllllk:rl •• "'_...._ """" ._.. CrOunt'I Citrrll Ind c CUSI'OM W 0 0 0 W 0 R K. REMODl!JJNG _ Carpentry· Remodell & Repafn. Water for Cup Cake Bakery, 273 E. Salary plus bollUS ~ a. ....,. "' ._ ~ • ..._. °"' " w. &upwtor c11urt paneun,, aabinetl, patios, By contract, job, brly. M. beaters dlsposals tumaces SH. typing. Loan experience 17th St., CM. 548-2880, portunlly to advanc:e' Com·
(.Idol. .,.ltll.a • MIHIUOM aen'l r ~Ir s. Duke Johmen Construction, Dana dshwashn. 642-6263 MIC i: necessary. Full tlm~. Sal-54$-3031. pany paid benefits. 322 East =:::.;.~ E. WATSON ~"i:::f •· ....,.... . .1r.. Da.Durka 7598 846-9495. Pl .f96..671T. B/A. O>mplete Plumbing ary commensurate with ex-WANTED cook. Must have 17th, O:llta Mesa =!'~., "'~.-=MfllJ:=:.._"=1:'* T Carpet Service RAIN Gutters Installed. Service ' perlenc:e. Conta ct John broiler&pahtryexper.Age EXPERIENCED ......,.._ n. ... 11 • . Walsh, 979-4200 or write PO 18 • over Good ··•·-· for M C-. ---0 $ ,. ...... ty work. Reuonable. PLUMBING REPAm. Box~-. n-ta Mesa, Call!. • ' ......_....,,. OLDERS. :n~~1:;,wn . n:•-. ~-~·~ H U_ E OF CLEAN Free esttmatea. 968-2208. No ""b too amaU --~ ....,,, right pel'90n. 546-7392, call Coastal Recreation, 60-05t2. __ ,,_ _ ,_ °"" ""' _ ,,_ _ ·---"''°' PrOteu. Carpet C'leanina: "' .,..._, btwn. 2: 30-4 p.m. ask for E q u a I O p port u n I t y ,.-...=~:.=~':.· ::'"~""=-==--::-==o--=":.' :.:-=-:.='..:•:.•:,·,::'r~f.l'~1 ;;,,.,-=·==-..:""=":_---===,..,,==,:~:.::.=:.:°':...:646-=252'1=~~-'N=ced==a='='Pa=d'=''-P_la~ce~an-ad_! * * 642--3128 * fr BANK of COSTA MESA Mr. Hagan. Employer. r HJllLIC NO'ftCB PlJlllilC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE DRAINS unclogged -fl.SO A new, locally-owned COOKSF ~=ACTO""°"'R:OY'-----1 PUBIJC NOTICE Sewer line to lOO' -Jl5 independent Bank. Dinner cooks & Broiler Man PLASTICS/MFG. * 55&-0828 * ~ Equal OGlty Employer OltlMll.UC9 -. JH sECTtoN t. P-t to IN pt'OYl•lon• .t Mltm. ttn. ,....., 11111 ldopttd •• • wtlol• •t 1 Experienced in large food Swl-Shift
A.II°"°',.....°" TM crrr COUii-.t llKtltfl ttatA of"-Mllllk•Pll Codi°' JM:k HAMMITT .....,. ... MM!lng '-ol' Mid coy counc11 lltld Sewing/Alter•tl?n• 8 KING operation. Call Chef Fred Female _;~· .... -~~ ,_
Cl\. -.,... OTT OP CDITA MIUA. .. Oly,,, COiihl MIN. Olth'kt MlrP c.. NMrw """'°"of Cotti Mell on .. .ltll dl'J' of Mtrcn, 1013, b'J' thf !mmediat -"' ' <n•1 '"'1700 u~• ·~ -CALI._ .... Cll&lle ... TNI zo.t-11' thl en.,. Df Coll• MIN "' ~ An EST· tollowtno, roll c.11 \'Ott: A lo e .. ....,..ng or es-ll't't" • Injection molil~ .......... mo1•
... -A HMllCMI OP'"' ftlT.,,......."' ttll ..icltllon !MAie of ti. ' AYE.I COU~ll..MENt J1r••n, --Alnretion~2-Sa..5 ·crow off!cer. escrow secre-COOK led hilt -· • ... NAU' °"' LDf I OP Tu.CT ,,. •K, ..... 0-:rtbtcl In llclkln I '*'"'· r.i;;1c-.::01"::J."NIY Wllloft, ltKlll ' Neat, accurate. 20 yea.rs exp. tary & loan proc:esaor. wan . Day s . . assembly " compresaion .,.._Cl YO MCI'. SIECTIOH a. Th11 °"'l....n .,_., t•kt Cltr of COltl MIM NOii C:OUN041.MEN: Nont Phon 979-3600 The Cottage Coffee Shop, ma\ding,
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY .,.._. ....:1 bf in lull !WU !Nrly UO) dlys STAT!! Of CALl .. ~NIA J ,.:f,~NT COUNCILMEN: Hln'!fl'lltl, T_elevl1Jon Repair WANTEO D charmln. g lady bar 562 W. 19th St., CM. Swing Shift 4:36-f
OF COSTA MESA DOES ME•E•Y °"• '""" _. •llw "' ~. •nll pr1or to COUNTY °'" OltANOI >•• IN WITNESS WH£1t&O, I ... llwtW DELICATESSEN MAN-full . CAMBRO DAIN Al FOUO'#l: "-~ of '"""" ti&) div-trom C:ITY 01" COSTA Mis.A J Ht mv lll:nd •lllf •tlll!fd fl.. Sf•I 11' '"" Brtng them In & S.;J:I tender. A&e over 21, mu!t time must be 18. Neat & 76011"<1«""'4.R·-.·--Bch ~S£Cf-'°"-'· All ll'llt-PGftl:l:lt °' ~ :;:,~ tMP90fo•·-'•'"c'•'!"sT'"""o!~y 1, EILEliN P, ,Hll!fMIY. c11y cin Cl'Yotco.t.M#lthls6t11111.,.o1M1uf'I. •""C II USfo .r... be able to work 8 hr shift d nd bl A 1 1 ---•-· "" ......,.,. ~ .. nv ...... .. .. 1nd """'1c1o et1r1t of t11t cltr COUMH or 1t73. ,,,,.... • r -rv e ' epe a e. P P Y n 7-3531 · ~,,...... ... liW::kodld "' ""•t<P' P'ILOT, I __.,.... of ......... clrait• 1111 Cl" 11' COllll "'"'· hff'tl)y Cffll... EILEEN ... ,HtN .. EY -·._....Ji... must have outstanding .....,_...,. m T'-u uor 495 z-... .e1: tlon. tw1n~ .,.. F*bll~ In tt1t City "' tll•I n. 9ba¥1 ind '°'"'°'"' <ltdln1~~ Clf'J' elm:: lfld • .:Wrelo * REPAla Au: MA.KU! personality able to get along r-•-.. · · .... e q • Equal Opportunity Employer
TM _.. .... 11&H o1 Lal t fll T~ c.t• MIN:. "°""'*° with 1111 "'""" °' Numw TU w11 lntl'llCIW9d: 9l'ICI c:on.-c""' of 1111 Cltv covnc:n ol' 6 CSEA Membtr • Reliable with both emp~a A:. Eaat l?tb ST., COafa Mesa. 15'. .,. ,,_ ....., ......., In 1oo1r n , thl ..........,.. .t "" Cltw Council vo!lnv sldtr'M MCllOfl liV *"°" It • ~r "" cr1y of Cos•• M-.. ,.,_ <::!1...... 1961 , ,. ... a•~ ~ ltlr!#'OI for Wld ~· 11'11 """· ""'""" 11' Hid Cll'J' C:Ol.lftCll 111111 on tlM: l'ublltlltd or•l!Of C01it Dtlly P'llol, OraJlge . "41'• ~ • customers. 546-Call Uke to tradef Our Tn.der's It's a breeze. • • .tell your of°'"*-"•• Cllltlrllll. PASSED AND ADOPT&D ff\11 "" ny 20th clerw ol l"fbN.lry, tm, 11111 tt:wMrt1r Merell t, 1tn · 611.Ji Rlce'I Televiaiori Siles I: btwn. 2:30 Ii 4 pm aak for 'paradtee column 1a for you! Items \\1th eue, 1111! DalJ,y Servi~. 13'15 LoKan A~ .. ~Mr~·=llagall~;·::::::;:::;:;::::;::=::.i5;1lne=:;•·=·=·~·~~(Ol';;:l;buckl::;::··::.!.;~=:!ot:O;"""::;ll!ed:::·:~==:=:;::::i
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S4, & ':.~!'>'~ Hldl'1 LYN'S • ~"!~~ SECRl!TAltV -.... '•s'V DAYSTROM ........ w111.. MOVING SALll STEREO ' Unelalmod • •
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w.....-p SOO,. m-nai ' Maid 66-ZZI bUlcea. can I OPF.:N 10 PUBt.a: =-=-..~~ ... t.tt. °'*" bootl. mode\, •)'. te ml sed 415 17th. St,
"8ERC.i:A.% MOLl>ERS Newport 'lft\1'11 Lod&e Wieltdlf! , "".-~ .--.-lhetwe a etc. Gew'li I.Cl lo mat I c cban 4 er. Huntington 8Mch, C.I. Exper. ~" tnJnta. 1'binl ~ 1 PR.ESSE!t, b-ptOdudion on ~ lcf;ttt:y •--., lbnl &mdl.)' OU drop 'lffl dinlnc •t to'"""'d equip. A)lo Omit· AM/FM 1tereo Neel.,..., You are tht w1nntr Of
ab1tt OIJll. ArlPtY at pie, U -dl"eWt ii lkirts. TQp pe.,y, 1651 E. rd' pr S.A. • Oocb e WUI sta.ndl w/6 rain A S lnva Gold inl ttft.tia. 1'30 W. 8'.Y Avie., Full ...,._ air I u a . 2 t\r")(etJ to the ~,.. 6 T o.m. l<s<C._ .._ .. 0311. • ClWl< m c.a...> e SicJe -e Nlm>n • whl,. ..-.., -N_., .._,_ SU.-~ !'f: dedt 6 heod ~IFTH A N c:tt Corp., 1631 P ......... -~. mu"•·-~-WPRll.SS OPERA~TOR SC-°"'" "',.~1~ :.:"01 ~'°:"''\'::; m~i.:-•: M~V';,.~ -In "t.. .. J~= WEST~R~AL =•-~• ·•• ··--~ --... ~-"'~~ '°" SECRETART, .,.._. 1'pl &-•Mtnces 102 dlnot!e ,., i din 2 bor J •-· 181'°' "'""""· Dn&· owr $DI. Ba"""" "IATIONAL BOAT "~~. Exp'd Gel c:ompaey, x1n't wortdJC ccm-~ .. .,....... • hp. Aae 25 to 35. N..,..:fti """ ' ' itWt .. ,,-, vor1es. JllOf'Cllialnl, now -.. CUh or small
Coatv. F04.!t' day work dltlont, Fl1qe t,enefttt• 1µ!'.A.l. ESI'ATE SALES °'ntet Lawnnn. stO-Qn. PlllLCO •·~-3 old atoo.ls, $3l er~ otter. 2 bolt.It.'&, allwr, nip. moll, PYD\Dtl 89J..(W)l I. Y.'ttk. ~ly Tr a b a ca ' lnunedlate OpenJai FIJI.: SUCCESS CARED. ._...., ~ · Dre~ S 00~• $25 ea. llldl, dodwt A mucb men. • · MAR IN E SHOW
Pr.dueb, 8l7 W. 1Bth St., • New ... --. Join tho ~':J_cE ~:!' ~ TC.:!l o ~.l!' doubl~-~au o:ont. --aft> PM. '80 IAma .....,....., ......,.. • WANTED • M•"'" '. Mal'Ch 17 Cotta Mesa. AUTOMATIC SCR£ti Worid' ,__. and iu..t, ~t, .rULL ....,~ auto "'~ r, COit l.500 COW Htn:ulon H~. 0.a.ch,, F'rl-Sat. 9:~ 1'ln. Plelllle call~. ut. 114
FRY Olok • part time. Will MACHINE ~ ~~ don 40 « over. Gta ~ new, 1tll lor =.. 491'-tm queen me, ex. coact $100. l°"3. 'ID_.M Ford, Dodee. Oievy bc.-t\l.~n g and 5 pm to claJm
tniA. OPERAlOR with a net.won c:r:!: 000 = ~· a:P'f Rent W•ftn/Dryen Full Iba rnattn:a A MOVING! MUat 1t1.1 Ke~ Van. Xln't runnlnc cond. )'OUt tlcket1. 1North County
DICK CHUROi'S REST. ott1ott &Dd beaome a Cout Hwy Lqui. Bed J2. Wk. Full maint. springs. bnnd new $40. mi:ire wubu A drJitt VW Will Jll.Y to $6W CASH tol.l·frtt nun1~ la 540-122())
2698 Newport Blvd, CM Set.up It operatt TraUb llngle member ~ our MUHonatre SERVICE St..t1on A~fliliK 'fr 639-Ul2 • S-U40 parts. ham '9dio 9GUiD.. all Plea. call bet 7 I RPM • * *
FUlL Time Auls -Club. M~ dD1lu Ex 'd Full ThM Smlttf'• RECOND. APPLIANCES MOVING SU., Couch, kinda mloc. hou1.•hold All day -'<end• * AUCTION *
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=r:.r·Mc::~~I EEXx:EER~~:~:fL 9F~ ~=:.~~~i lt ~~~it'&~~ ~i:~~i ""~i'i~wA1>~:t8''";1c~.~"'TV,-~iON;;e;;:w l'!~P!'R~l!'VBA!!'1;.e;188,.P ..
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wom&n, aood penotuollty MACHlulST p•--...:n m~-•· J..,..· SERVICE ~·-~ _ Avocado wsh & dey 1129, -• T G_ARAGE SW. TV, S!....,, RCH h 1 important. Newport Beach "' -....,.. • .... ......-~ .. 1.•1111 """""' -.-. Qw!r mQ wubara, = .... , pm Bwlk ~ Mbc.S.t I: Sun, SINGER &ew mach $«!., Divans, C,.'hv.in., Love Seat1,
Ftrm. Ph Tues &: Wed. 9-832--0CJD. Pump blaDd SalelmU,Ji>p -... from Bl.TIN dbl own I: 4 burner Mardi. 10 I: U, lM:OO. lOU9 RemJ.ncton .22 cal pump ri-Dinelte!I, Che !its, Cock-
llam only. 673-7482 SHUR·LOK CORP RED CARPET payi good bn. m-m('&ar ;,"l•YR. Ult5 ,._1 1 countertop, l'rtzklatre El.et. Sioux River Cll"Cle. f'oun. lie $40., bean bar chair Sto., t&il tablt>s. Color w·1, ; ruu. APPiY At Rulton •PP · iuam. .., le n-Small kle cream table I: 2 lain Valley. Greenbrooke SCM lype:\\Tlter \portl '35. Slef'OOS, Lamps, Pictt1re1, 1 graph~R ~RT&'Jo~ .!~. Roh• Scientific REAL ESTATE SALES SIUPPING Clerk for pr-I k:taJl. Lat. ~ ~~'!' chain. Leatbtr awlv• l Tract ott Dlla 515 Alt.o Ave NB 64~16"1'9 Pl a no !I, Rebi~rators, ,
dra.ftln& 926 So L st ment manufacturer, part enmont w • -... nd:el-&: 10ot ab)L 64&-9'100 GARAGE Sale, ba.by rum, ALPINE playhou!1e·A·fran1e, \VII.Shers, D11'•'l'~ & MUClf ;
THOM; &.H. ~1:°~ ~$1n.t1 t:'e • FREE LICEtiiSE time. 646-'19lO call btwn 9 & ELECTRIC DRYER $40. 23" T.V. B/W Motorola con-watl!.l' akil, movie CAm1!1'9.. wood, perm bldg, w/fioor, ?l;fORE!l ,
CenlW'Y Pl., C.M. 50-4181. Equal Ol>portunlty Employer ~ T~l~~~tG U 5'30· ~> Goodcatl ~!~ ,.1. per!. rood. $47.50. Womena knl'-' u l>-14. doon, wlndo"'· po<eh. $199. WINDY'S AUCTION ·
1t amooa """" ...., ... t .cena-SOM&ONE SPEwAL u•~ Colonial lowi aeat $25. 3 pc f'J'etur, desk. typewriter, ln YoUt yard ~712.
FVLL tJme Cook, 3 moa. 1ng O>urle now available Need mature, ~hie, • DISHWASHERS. waaben, rattan teetl. $'5. O>drtail Lota mcft! Sat 9-5. 2583 FABRICS, manufactlln:l!I ~-Pvk L l,d'o Con-* MACHINIS thru Ta.rttll Realtors. Free capable GIRL 11\lDAY. ::r,en, rtbh, guam A table $6.50 5*-4211. WlUo, C.O.ta Mesa. over buy. At y.•holt.sale na:1~~ :.:.p~ p~ T * =nt ~· = AnfNler phone, route ~all. v'd. 839-1"62): 546--621&. FORCED aalNofa inriwl GRANNY'1 Attic Sale S.t 10-prices. Yards or bolU. 333
COME BRO\VSE AROUND !
calls please. • Min while you team. Can Al matnta.in files, IUJ: W!S, R.EFRJ:GERATOR. 5 yean chain, 4 pc, bcinn &tl, 5 Painted china, oak Marine Ave., Balboa Island.
FULL time malotenance I e Lathe Sloan (n4) 832-M40 on r@Ct.lptl. U~. old automatic defrost. Like Dttxel cheat. chnt desk Tabarttte, c r o c h e t e d1="6T>-=ruo""'="""-c-.,.-,-
man, over 25. Call -49&-6131 e Quicker Weekends (714) mmio. Call new. 893-9000. w/chai.r .l dinln& table C:::· dee. appl. 409-REPAIRMAN, pvt party haa
Tues tbru Sat for Appt. Exp'd in Hanlinge equip. REAL F.state Salta Wtty not TEACHERS FRIGIDAIRE R.errtg, 3 yn 833--2581 way, CM. typewtiten & calculaton.
GIRL ~ It pref. Clean new shop In work and Jive tn Laguna Pa.rt time fYenlnlr teachina old, avocado. Xlnt condition. TWIN bd1, bedside table, Machinery II• 'typl!writera new $500. Sell -5. • P rood area. Overtime, paid Beach'!' and sell an oc-poCtioa av.liable Newport $125. 67$-3913. BDlid maple. box springs .l $250. Calculators new $650.,
2075~ Nt>.,..•port Blvd.
Behind Tony•5 Bldg. Matl'1.
Co&ta ~fesa * 6-46-X686
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS • ' • '
1 typtng I: tiltng, mutt ins., & vacation. Panoos casionat PX!,IXKI oceantrmt lkecb. Not al& Small Buikllrvw u-hlrlols I06 mattrtaea.. $100. complete. BANI> saw, port. •pray ria: I-.ell S2'15. 962-5315. have <YWn~ Manufacturing. n1 Ohms home! Sa.ndcutle Rta 1 class, no borne wort, appli· ... ,... 613-9189 gun, metal vl.e, 18'' metal 1 PAIR men's ~ Ski
Way. CM. 646-79S.1. Estate hu a.n openlna: ftlr a "'ant should be cetttfl:ed A e SURPLUS BUll.DING HOUSE tull or fomiture. bran A punch, power hack Boots, 9 med, $35. 1 pair
Angina -Llbtl -Gassy -I
Glutm -NAGGING 1 COLDEN Inc. baa openings
for persons interestet:l. ln
showing exciting new con-
sumer producta. Up to $D>--
$-400. monthly e a .r n i n g 1
avail. Call 776-7747
Management Trainee qualified aalesmao at 1786 desreed & read;7 .. Co ID MATERIAL • 1000'1 Of NEW Bolton Rocker desk lT' 1&w. radial drill prtas. head slandard 51ds, ))5, $25.
College graduate. Starting S. Col.It Hwy. Call Rita work lmmetdiatel)'; ~ ITEMS! Doon, lumber, ply. TV, antique chatr.$200. A: !m-3279 Unicycle, OOllt new, $20.
salary up to $100-0 ~ ~n1 494-8025. qn> bl.~ nskl-wood, alwn sheeting, mold· others. 645-Tfl.O. Mlteellueous Ill 675-3590
Shor1·s1ght!'dness: "My :
motber·in·law mlsplaccd her ' tcl&S1e11. She spent a half-hour
NAGGING 11 l.'Oflt rack." Ambitious aggret11lve, call REAL ESTATE-~ ~F -i'! ... de. ing, window5, etc. LIV nn 4 pc ae<:tional, tur-.~FlR=~EP=LAC=ES~. -.,,~,-c,~!o-c.
Mr. Black 544-00X). SALESMEN • Wby not work .;n; call~ ~---ob-ect. B~DERS SURPLUS qolse, match&: &Old cha.tr 12' Traw.I Tritt, Slpa 8 S4()(1, 2nds, Al·la. $39.95 UP. Sat AQUARIUMS: 26 gal 5how
MAN &: "llft>m&n make J;q In the hottest Atta Hun-of' Education 4"Z8l-O?OO -.!II S:l. Main St., S.A. $115; Uphol rocker $5.S. Gold 2dr rdrfe. $1T5. Elect I: Sun. 9;30 thru 1:30 p.m. W/flourescent hood $«). + money interviewing peoJile t l n gt on :Bea.ch/FoUntatn or • · Mon thru Sat 1~ 557--0!!&5 oven $S.. Sew rn.ach SIS, Bab)I 2142 S. ~n St. S.A. 11 pl show w/samj! $25. + for eo:;ii.......• team. Call Valley and let us train you' between 1 • 3 901Y, Sat. 714.: 54-111.12 car teat $5. 80-4119. 551-9860 15 &al st&ndard -. All ~ can Phil M N . 3-lMJ. Cab wtll ahoooiutdy Ger-Solo • 812 ~;;'"i;;;i;;;;;;-=;:;-;-::: -540-2270. c am et• not be ~ at any C1mera1 & TWIN btdlOWI aet, I.er SOFA Vinyl S25. Kenmore eqpmt. comp! w/fiah .I: eqpt.
MARINE M e c h a Di c • ~n~E REAL ESTATE, other time. E!ul,,,...nt 808 MISC. furniture, baby turn., Club cbatr, dinette 1tt, alr waaber $10. Ski Boota 1lle 9 Ph AM only SU-3052. ~~~'i:n:t~: eRECEPTIONIST TJ!~rzi!i::i~~o: ALLBRANDNEWFOR$15. ~&en~~.~= ~Fri. Sat. &m-L;antty lamp $S . ~~9i;.,m:1ft.t'::
642-6800. WEEK·ENDS ONLY Change profeuloha 6: join System 4 Developing tank & 2'l25 S. Poplar. S.A. Sat • SOLID Teak liquor cabinet, SEVERAL t!la of ldtc.ben $100. 492-8265
MATURE Howiekft!per. Ale »29, Ille t;yplni. Afut't the ever incttUln& ranks of ree:.1. by P:atel'90ll; one liter Sun. d!amand dinner r In r. cabtnel:I A counter top1 MlsceR1neou1
HARDWARE salesman.
Need mature man wth
heavy expi!r. ln plumblng,
electrical tools, &: general hardware. Must have lroOd appearance & persona.11ty.
Must need moneY. bad
enough to work for it. Apply
Jn penon only. H.W. Wri&hl
Co., 126 RocbeAter. Costa
Mos.. Corona de! Mar atta. have car. $2.50 per br. Call people who fn5 tcObOmic cylinder by Kodak; photo-SAT A SUN • OlUe@ A: end Slnpr, Id,.-a. bed. A: Harden F.nterprlRI Wanf9d l20
Varied houl'!I. Some cooking. ROSS BARTI.E."I!, 846--0&U. --'"*" + a real feen ..... of grapbk thermometer. tabll'I d'-... -1 1-..... ~_, mile. Jlelnl. m-xm 1115 w. 18th, C.M. 64)..2842:, ---------·II Hu "ITIUG I oa.a ~~:!.--ent u • ~--· -· -ext -•• "'-.• '"'= ... ~~or' ' HOSI'ESS-Cutrler,22yrrto? Rel req. 521-2703 Cask for "£ ,.,. -=-"•"'" ~<IUUICO 336 btwn SI: .....,.,. ... '&" •-··-· .-...,.. SHAG CARPET SPECIAL PERSIAN mg, Bukara, WILL pay double top$$ tar
Nlght1 & wl'ekend1. Apply Mr. Osmond). HARBQR R AL TY o::iwaeloc. W• train )'OU &: • 5. good!C'!I. 2211 Tustin, from U .99 yd, lnst., euar. u 4'x6', valUl' over $800. Will used oriental niga a
daJly 10:30-U:l> am, MATURE woman guaranb:!e )'OU' l year Fumltu,. 110 Newport Beach. yn.np.&0-710leve. 1el1for$200orbeltotter. hand-madetap~•tTle1.
4:30-5:30 pm MiCasa Mex· w/knowledge of antiques & RESTAURANT employment, which more BEDRM set, color TV, cur· WE bQy old KOld I. dlarnondl Need money ~. 64+-5.128. ~Rest., 296 E. 17th St., plants. Mustha.vesaloaexp. ~~:.~~e:.J.~ p.=r.%~~: talns, lampa, many mlsc. tor cub. Costa Meoaa BEST OFFER onP =A°"Y""'5~t~o"10"%'""Jnor-•"""tlla_n_to
673-7290 Assistant Manager provide yoo with ind1vidua1 xlnt CODd. $200. er best of. items. 484 Qale st. C.M. Je~'l!lry • Loan. 646-1141. ~n. mo 1 d s , called top $ ~ on uee4
HOTEL hou1ekeeping coumelina: that reDves ft.r. 96>-0505. ~JusSUn.t ctt ot Inrine Ave> Sat USED BICYCLES painta$150. Plll'!OO'• Ae&p Oriental rup. 545-5010 aupe~itor wanted. Elderly MAY CO. Is accepting • ........... own -'blems. Call 9' COUCH .. _,,_ ,_.._,_ • All -* ,.£•.•-$20. 646-0fi50, 965 Surf, CM. tVH. woman preferred Call tor pllcations tor the lollowina ~ ... -f -.a.-~--,__ .,..v t-UCUKll ....... -~ BEDS lad'--_,_ ... __ ~,....,. _....w1• 00 =~~--~---11 appolntment btwn .9 am & positions: ..,._....., ..... .., or au.v ........ "C"n-.i• M4-5fD. for pel'IOn8I ..... PIO ' ' • atova:, ~ guwcs ROYAL TYPEWRITER W L nag 9xl2, patterned ln SET ot Sand or Paddle tins.
3:30 pm 833-2'n0 ext 459. • Marker . part time to Manqer. Restaurant terview todai. · • 673-248l * alze U & 14, Chevy auto Good condition. Oean! .raspberry colon. f 1 O. Allo pair of driving U&htt.
Stock ---· Full TOOL & ..... " rnllc. Sat 3110 • $25. * 611 8581 141Hi730 • 54<-3417 • H 0 USEC LE AN ING, : Hostess . part time time potltlon. Excellent BDRM comer group, table Sun 3/U 10:30 1u S:S>. 11'6
MO!t"Frl. g..u,:io. Corona F . company benefits. DIE ••&KERS w/2 twin beds, Like new. Joan st, Costa M.... SEARS· Cnftamsn 311 HP d 1 M u •-to 'd Interviewing Mon thrU n lllllll fl"" """' .,..,., y _ 1;"'-e ar, """' '""· exp . 10.12 A: 2-4. .. ....... .,_....,........ MATERNITY aale-dreuet, -wn ~er. $50.
61'>-fil67 MAY COMPAuY Interviewing Houn Experienced in design It con-REFRIGERATOR • freezitt lhrts, slacb,. aborts etc. a * 5f6.00t8 *
HOUSEKEEPER Part time. So ,.._ ...... n11-~ 10 am to 12 noon struction cl b1lh speed In-tor sale. AutomaUc dmoo.t· 8-14. Tuel. Mar. 13th lQam.. NEW i*i boob w/bolda,
Call belore 4 pm. Mesa 3333 a;1rCM, Pel'90Mel Office trlcate 3!'ive dies &I ing. $50. 54S-f068. 2pm. 314 "L" St Bal. Ilda I: pole, $75. Upright
Verde O>nva1escent, 661 · · ' ' lrd Fkx>r "''ell as r .l maiden-DINING Set BE'aut oval tb1 4 GR.AND Garqtr aJe..AnH-piano $115. 6*-U'26
--eenttt·Sf:";'C.M. 548-~ ..Eq~~ fl' ance oI \&tooling. Ex· Cane back chn. w/2 lea'l/el quea, good tum I: mllC. Sat POOL 1'l.blea WHOLESALE
HOUSEKEEPER, Ille MEDICAL ·Secy •• Well THE BROADWAY ~U:."'.!'~~nem•& Seats8.$IOO.oo.-0819 &i SUn 1107· E. Ocoan, Ahoma.,....,,_,
houlcworic, l sml boy. qUalllied ' for front ottlct. , Tm Ecftna'.~_!!_·.~:-Apply bl Pt>n0n * * * SOFA A loveltat, Balb:ia.. la.mil& SGi-3331; 5itot81
!Iii'" 'I/¥'" ~ "II Exp'd In tiookffping, in-Dlua! Oppty. """""""" SHUR·.L9K CORP. newr Ulnd, both to. $1111 .. 4 FAMILY, ...,.thloW to. TENNIS Club Melnbmblo surancea, etc. Sa1al7 cpeb. 1-. E ::er-· -~ s.A. :::::It: bome, 968-'l'910 everyone, IMO Santa far uie. can after c pm,
Ph ••• -RN' LVN'1 Practical> -' ....,,,.,,.,. '" = • ~ PERSONNEL . ~· cm!le A female), Private (1 bilt No. al McFadden. t'OUCR • awr to ma.idl. Leonora er.. "l'.V, ~ * _,,-:;..;::::.------· caknrrc ..... rr~or-v Ne-pa,... duty • stall -"d needed. ll blk w,"' Grand) !31. -""""· much Sun .. H. . -WIU. 11"1 -tv'I • iai. Call.Marv Beth Marn7a, ""'· 230 ~l'..U~"'-1 typ1•.r-· Lind~ Nur:;', Reg,, Eq1ltl ~ Employer more. fB..6822 call aft 4. MOVING -~ GoNI model b1et work:iQr or .w .n-~~~~r )!• ' itv
FEE PAID -or 646-4816 UTILITY ..... nlohl "'!!'; KINGSIZE boi<a-. •·llnn ~ ~ ~ ~... .... ~ Soft ~'.!!rill9 I· ' hten A Room To punch TTS Tape for Lia> RN _ LVN Relief. Park Udo appllcation& belna: accept.CU mattreu It headboard, ex· BIKINIS a Cove r u p 1 , ' ;, "'1.,~ ,,. ... ~
Sec., Eng/mfl exp toto J600 types. Excellent 18.lary and s u Per 1 0 r Convalescent now. 64'-540t cellt.nt $50. 646--1358 SUPER Sale! um Partr&len. oripw, tuatorn made b)' Ill! i
Cost Clerk '500 broad frin&e btnefits. E\Te· Hospital 60-2410 WAfTRESS HIDE-A-BED, like nu, T, Or, C.M. Applluce.a .• Jody, $10-SU tL 673--US5.
'rrial attorney to $2> K n1ng shift. Exp'd. Dlning •Room. Over Brwn/gold herculon. stripe furniture, etc. Sit A Sun. O'KEEJ'E A: Merrttt Pl
El..,. Sal" Enar tn 1\2 K DAILY PILOT SALESPEOPLE 21. Appty etter 5 pm. CJooed llZ, Chair 125, 64UJ.n QUEEN bedroom tet. lampo. •toYe '50, _,,., d'Wllhr
Purchu Agt/Stl Mfg Sl.D K 330 W. Bay St, CM Mon A Tutt. BUFFET, Ethan A J I t n , mile. 223-19tb st., Newport $30. Dflt.. cbaln. 497-2598. ~&.°1:.,::"'wr $14~ 64M321, Ext. DI BAH~ CORINTlllAH maple finllb. xtnt c:ond. 199. Beaeb. s.runi.,.. •Sunday. 125 raJ aquarium. c.mpiei.
Ask for Andy, Paul Extra. on call • for sprtna: y ACHT CLUB Cap't chair $8. 551--799l GARAGE Sa I e, many with ftik A all accea. $120. ~~:; :~ = or Dave. ~ Day ava:iulll· 1601 ~e Dr. OlM fam.iUeg of Balboa Penn. 979--2'l85
Recept/Gen'l Ofc to $660 NIGHT AUDITOR Inleniewin.g H<Mf'!. WAI'I'RDi Exp'd, aver 21., '!:ll! ~~daw: Tt West 11th St. ""•""•-HID="'&"A.;:-::B"ED=--"Rlvlen,"'°'-
lnwntory C1rk to $bl Must be ex.per. Apply tn Pfl"" 10 am to 12 -~ P!Time, C1l@d Sun. & well ~call NOW~-Need a ''Pad''f Place u ad! good condition. $C$. 5'1--1164
Clerk typistl to $500 son, HOTEL LAGUNA, 425 Penonne! Office Holida.ya. Kramer'• Colonial J ...;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;=;;;;=;;,;;======:;;;=:=.:.;;=;.:;:=:;;;;;;;:;;I
Gu'! Otc-L.A. to $500 So. Coa!t Hwy., Lquna 3rd F1oor Kitchen 19th A Jllrbor, f
Comml. lines n.ter SSOO Beach. O:tsta Mesa. ~·•••••••• ... •••••••••M• .......... ••••••••••••"•• .. M•M• ..
R<cpt/1'1'1 G.O. to $SOO "IURSl"IG CA R E • THE BROADWAY WAITRESS. exper. for cui. ~ '\ ~l~rkF~IU:,1425 LIVE IN FOR ELD-rm FA!naor H.B. •andwkhshop, Bontcan,.on • FIND YOUR NAM • s':it!J~th Cat intifl/u ~T:oiJ P'iT~EO,.i, F,qu'1 Olit>l'Y ~ ~':w,~~i.!o'.'28 N. S · E i
~· ..,. .. ""'"° '"' ROOM• 'BdAPRDE l Mu.1ba~1!'...1Rlflyr .... ~~:.=·~ : WIN FREE SHOW PASSES : S 4 0 0 • lnfiDt,contemporary Smortasbord, ~51 :~ : JUNIOR Salesmen: J.0.15. MO. 6~7154 'NOtl"ien'a at;op. X1Dt opp'fo Broadway, LAKuna Beach. • • E~~n~Ji N=~~p~ ~~,!~~~~M.0verw~b~J. 2 ! Each DAILY PILOT Winner !
be--••-•--~ ope••-WecL I< N. PM --1212 • Gets. s • ,,...... ... """' and --~ ~··= -.-Apropoo • -. :. 'I\.-2 Value "l'l.J-.M .. : not Include .,.U'°""" or -3505 54H690. No. 71 Town & Ooontry · WELDER I WU I Nftl:nO ~ed."~:! ~ ~d bJ;~ 3-f ~ Orange, 54.'H149 Pipe weldinc on boat molda, : • :
hOun after llChool and B on Meta Verde Cotlvall'!Cent, SALES &: iMtal1ation, fUll or ,;"',..., .. ) ~ E I : •••• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •••• • • • : Seturda,y. We have openJnp 811 Center St. c.M. ~ part time. Young com~{ ~-u ... ...,. .... u..., mp Cf!leT • • • • Y~
!0< Fountain Valley 6 South , . room fur adv.....,..L WOMAN "°"" !or ....U : : WESTI:RN NAJIONAl : : H~ Beach areu on-NURSING: LVN-su~ far inter. 80-5055 nu.rshw home. 5 days/wk, • ! IE • e
ly. You must be out of tor 3-ll shift, 4. d~k., SEAMSTRESS beaeh area. Call for appt. • • • •
aChoOl by 3 PM to beach area. C&ll for appt. Must be experienced, must ~· : ! ! :
clpate. ~ceJ ~. be able to do own repairt le WOMEN to 'WOrlc: in donut : • ! ; ~ven pr or 1 t '1 • NURSES' aides, tlqlf!r. preJ.. Maintenance. 4 Day Work ihop. Nilht ihl.tt. No phone : ! • :
all ~· f:!everbi Manor week. Apply Tn1.b&ca calls pleue, Wlnche111 • • • • ConYaltecent Hosp,, ~ Products, 837 W. 1Bth St., ~t Shop 29fT Harbor • • ! • J. W. Robinson v1a .El ... .,., i..auna nuu. eo.ta M•oa. my.r .. c.M. • : : • :
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2 OPPICE GIRLS ~ -Wanted : : ! :
N!EDED .to aew at home. Should be • • : • Put color underfoot -=:~~-:~ 5n;;~u=btwnw::9·;5~31l~ I ...... ( )(~) ::.= ; (OINGHIESTOSAll.BMTS) : i. ~:e~u~·l~~ln~t!ri~
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Full Tim.
ApplY ln ,,.,... 11).5 pn\
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Equal Oppor. Emp]oyor
Apply_~~ Ptnon uJM ca °' · · ; . • .• even a bcglnne'J' can make
YELLOW CAB CO. Sl!CRETARY , j ·: : : • thl• nlnhow rue tllat'1 """' la& E. 16th. Costa Meta A tlq IOO : ! • : to win oompHmenta. Pat
OTC Nune--1.VN or medical For Newport Beach Ad n ues • • ! : Get in the awing of lhlrwJ w.~ ~:.a:fudr:J. JI
auiatant. Startin& •l•TY Ageocy. All aktllt lncludine • * * ·: ! • • U\LI spring with a drea ·
$500 mo. Mono-Fri. m-oeao. shorthand. hrt> looks. Iona John O.spol : • ! : that'• btauutulb', • u b t 1 Y f~Y .. ·~ _ add houri, good pay. • • • • curwd at the Wl.ltt. Clll08e ORTHEOONTIC front ottlce. Send Resume: 1U41 Sent• Torn.u Cir • • • : 1COOped neck or mllar. cent.II for each p1ttero
experienced on 1 y. Jm.. ClaMl.fied Ad no. 624 ,U.,teln V•lley, Calif, :. ! • • Printed Pattern 9'68: NEW A\r Matt ard S(>ecial Handl
mediate ope.nlna". c/o Dally Pilot .. You are the wlnner Of • ! : : Ralf S!Jea lO'ifl. l2'it. 14~. In~ otherwflC th ~ P . O. Box lS60 f¥ 2 tlclceti _, the : • • • in., Ult. SI• 141,9 (bult 37) de very will take J. W. Robinson PAlNTERS wANTED Coot& 11 ... Calli. emi / FIFTH ANNUAL : : (INFUTABUS 10 CRUISERS) . / : talcff 211 ,.,..,. '5/lnch ~~ 8%.,,.,~u., Se0
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must be-~ ... A~boath SECIU:l'ARY!MEDICAL WESTERN :. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'It•••••••••• : fa~....... ,_ PILOT. 105. N """'"'ii •pray p<Oeedura. -SHARP .mlbltfou.I ......, • "IATIONAL BOAT • -,.~.......... ~"•• Dept., -163. Old ~ N"'l'Orl Beach
Hu Openin& For
PBX
$550. to muttfple. Part time.
Must be 1XJ)el'leJt<ed.
Bay CJqb, 1211 W. Q>ut &lrl, ANe tu JuaM st _. A , The DAILY PILOT mokos It"~· JllSf dMdt th........ : !« each pottm> ~add :15 S!At~n~ .New York. N.Y
Hwy., e~.B. SM penomieJ •t once A di> an ~. r'"t MARINE SHOW : out th• cl•••ifled section for , Mis'' llstlne winners' : l~v: .;:c~:i~ lOOU. nint N•mt. Adai<'"'ll
manag · Accurate typllt. pft.uaitt March 9.Man:J> 17 • n1mes, If you find yovr name lult ull '42r-5671, lxt. • Ina"; otberwl• thll'd·clua Zip. htttn Nambflr.
PROOUC'I'tON Auiltant to I ~naltty. Send RffwM 1cj Mtue call ..uns •xt 1'14 : 314, betwMtl ' e.m. •ncl 1 p.m. to rMk• ......... mem. : dc1ivery will take thret NEED L ECRAn' ~ah'1 acoemoriet nw1u-Ad No. 861, c/o DtUy Pilot bttween9and5p.Deociaun • to pick up your tick.ts It any conv.nieftt DAILY • weeks or more. Stnd to ~· k:· etc.
fl.l!tUrer. "MUil hive aoocl P.O. Box No. 1560 Co.ta )'OUl' ddcett. c.NOrt& ~ty : PILOT offSce. : Marian M&rt1n. tbt DAILY dlattan;a.~ =-~~.:: ~\o";: Meta. CaUf m · toU-ttH number ii ~ID>) • .• PlLOT', 4G. Pt.ttmi Dept., Buie, roney knots. pa
struct 1 e am 1 tr e 1 1 e t. SECJ\P:I'AR~. DDI'--• *" * : } 232 W• 18th St., New ttn11. $1.00. I
-"'">l'/tnpcrmolG-Spm &t&--1910 call btwn 9 A: J>Orl:leOttlcet,ple&1ant'J!l!CKA.ntlqueCl\la•ae : : Yc:ft. N.Y. 10011. ~ IMl.1•t ()whet Boot
-•: ,,.....,.111., NB s·ao worltlnr "°'\t:"r\' ;:: .,.... *"2. &<>Id • tt cm. : MARCH MAIUNI AllTIHOW : ~8m:''!!"'l!TYUJ t.e•m •& olctul'lll! ~~
Equal Oppor. En?Pk>Ytr PiT . D1t W~lne~hrli'-1 f:.~:.· ~ min. =~ ~ :;.'1~ :
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• UNDERWAT£R •~Om : NUJOm. 1~pfeie 1Mttint Gift~ ~~=.~ ~ ~':::~~.~:a ~P~~·l~ e¥ts. ' • : 9 Tll 17 TH INSTRUCTION by ! =ions M~~ e~ 1~ -more th&n 100 rrttta f
Covft\try, We traiJ:\. c..ll Newp<w't:ll1;d.,a.taMMa. ltVlot. SUJle' 105. Mk 1orPRIVATE collectton. • 9r1 AonChureh ~M ~ trte ttom OLtr $1~plete AfPu ...-
64H946. Pff Genonol Dlllct wlt:Jp. SallY """""'J::fi s "• d ta h : • E ;i;e;;.sunun<r C.talor. All 11 00
LOCAL Company ... "' ltlU ..... mltll 12. ltr. Call &.2 • ~)'ti tu I~ = ....... ru: : =~ . -:.·.i:: M . IN!lrm ~G BOOK ,.· •i11, R•• -~
tJme emoloYfie. Mu• 111¥1 pm MO-Z29 H.B. o tnL Gld Cl:Jm'l ID $900 ROUNO~tal table : 6 PM ~M D .ew b:Jde1, nu t.ono1ow. ~ of IJ rme
-· boOkke<~ lillllt PARTrnme -""' • °""' ,.,,,..,.._ 611142& -• -SI • ~:::U .. ~::"'~1 ~ ~-.!:'~.,..!'>~.lnd .. uw * 100•1. FREE*~ izo. .~~1 .~ :.wm<EN12,_,..os • !NsrANT rAsH10N q.IHDool•-11 .. -~. Nie open. Ot.tJ. 11-..u<Ul' • .,.._.,u Ua ~. ~ 832-1588 1 ~ • BOOK -Runlhd1 of ~~ ... "' q,ut 91e1c 1 ~ lllM684.~atos. ~~=~~~~~· ........ WANTED' W1tulord ; JI• ::':/=~S!0.1JYl::!:iit.r .. ,...,.,.•,...._.
L11oo ID _, O!lr ,,,_., -· ·--· =' ~ antique 11 r n • "-the """'1y -u hH tlllll tt Sle. Paredlile cdtmm .. ff1t JOGf • Fut nlilllts ant flmt • ..... wllaat Kawai IJ'llld. M.. ,..; ................... ".................................... . u Pl enw.
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Muiie.ti-tam ~~·· sw ·.eompu. so-, ..... see "TheJ!l,J ODe"-MiU McCal'lhy-Bulcl: ,. • · MERCEDES ··~~ mate 1 -Adomll. ~';;.,~mp, for your Buick-Opel-GMC.Vans-"Servlce"... ON DISPLAY -·~·-GE1U1AN ~ ...._ "" BRAND NEW Shan> N•l" car -. 511 a s.n -. i. · ~-~ SLEEPS ,v,_.., '' • • · '73 C:APRI '6acle-'·-~ ,....._ at 253 ma pup, •-......... ,. dhinm. Ip: icebox, new NIW u.q ~illi •I-121 Oartln< I ........, I ola>flll ,_ ,_ fl9. m-1112 MICE~ 1clor Youro Tocl1y Coming In Every D1y
su. Xb>t. .-i. """ oen. iw""'I/:: ~-=~iw: Cytlol, en... 1'7l GMC SPllNT '· $2ll9 . ;,.k About Our Unique
stH>n Cl\" ... -. -'" n. -Scltoten" 925 . IJMCI MorceclH' "-Office f11m1tvn/ """' sell, no, ... -. V8, Aulo. Air Cond., Vinyl . • Pleni
l!qulf.. 114 ST. BERllARD • F....i. 3~ ~~ ~ !!-".!':';'" =:;,.,..":."' Strn.. Spoclal 1USTAFSON Hoine Of ,llllpOl'tf
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pedNtal.. ....., d-r aw e r Fathtt ,.... '°P SL Bemanf Fine Avl-$ Do-Up to 24 mo $4395 ~at Warner u.: 5i. ~all Ntoo an1. -;_:;~'Qt./\:!',:. ~v:=~·r::x6fu'! 17141 Hl-2450 * (21 ~~ ME'RCEDEY''7·u0s· EXEC~ ftlt' s:ior..te fer. 837...cz31 EJ Toro. cut " lorlffred, '68 Montesa Vens 963 • of th. Viklnt'' Air Cond., Power steertQl. OS. 1Z6 J?rfte delks. FREE Bwrtiful A f -'---Z'iD La O'OU new ena .. boCh r Auto. Trans., AM·l'M-SCIV ecc swvt du' Jl-38 642-30 .,_ bikes JW!rfttt Iha p e ]Ii) 1971 l600. stick ahllt, Rad.lo, &lper Clean, VS0-1=~=~~=-'=="'=o I Shopbenl . ....., doc. 2 yn. "":: ' T••---• WANTED • xlnt <>!nd, Jl6ll5. 4SH'247 or 118 Only SCM omCE , ELECTRIC old, .bu all -,,,..t c2232. . . . .. 67S-~. ' $229S
TYPEWR1l'Ell, W.. -· "'""' doe. --· Jriio ... nh 650 CC '62-'64 Font, Dodg•, Chevy • $190. m..et family A yard. 66-7Dl. IMl .. I V:in. Xln't running cond. '1ATSUN
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Plenos/o.g.,.. 126 • .,_ eotor. Call aft ffODAKA o.n.n; to' k •, 2T TRAVCO MB-7881 A~ , MODELS ~ -•,:._~ ~ 1c all days Ma\"erick ahocks, Akr<mt ""'·~· OCOifPJNTIN~' e1 Priv•t• P•rty • STOCK MERCEDES 19&1, 100 c
ORGAll HOBBY .-,.<=l,O{D. ;u.:;-"";".J rim, Webco head, chamber. .w ..... ~~ Sed l!~~J!~~~~~!f:~~5j~~~~~~ ~. ~ ......... -. _ _ -.... Xlot cond. 1285. ~ 20' PRIDE & Jots I mmldfate Delivery an Great cood, $13l0. Autos · 1----..1 ·~ ,_ ~ ·---·~ '69 Chevv Van -·-. AI'° 24" Ghp, ro••-r1••-' .. .,...,_ Love Train. ~tartincrest '68 le '69 Suzuki 80'1, need VAN CX)NV,ERSt!lNS • 1 (, Lal.J ...... ,.
Doo't ..., &111' , ... -Knmols. N,.. ......,. """ med>a"lcal """'--for , ....... Ser>l<:e • Re•lala II Ton Sport Van. Mags w/ N,111111'trl ilatsun] ~'•~w<>~mo~wer_. ~'1~&>.~P>-1135,l~= PORSCHE TOYOTA
you can olQ! Non·playen Tues 1 pm, Thurs 7:'.llpm. fr.J. One for s Call * Danrftar lnC. * raised letters, V-8, FM Tape j ~~W.c.. __. MB 250 s, '67, just llke '73.1---------1---------welcome to attftW:I frft work 54&-0989 ~ aner ·5 PM. Deck $2495. Call alt. 5 pm. l:,L ~ llwtl M5"·s«lo auto, eng rec rebll, air, PORSCHE 71-tllT TOYOfA Cmaaa llarfl D Sia
shops. Fot'tldOnnltioo aJCK-.a..,ao puppies S~ 1U HJ>,,.SPSTR.. .Mod)' painL J.380!1~~.s:ivd., G.C. 63J..9264. ' ari/fm, =• $3600/ofr. 5-Speed. Fac$Jry ~lloJ Wa& ,g, SllPG' ~ Zl.11 Contact~~cD&et.eridtJ ~ks Old-J fep&. t teak-SM total miles. XR ·n Next> to G.G. DatsUn '69 V=i:ren Cam00 per, xlnt DATSUN '69 PICK-UP ~Jci:·DES ,Mn ,..._.,__ Wheels. AK-FM Radio. New ml 61&-5um; 54&-'9111
.,.,..,.... J)l'OreaionaUy groomed and }leads by Brandl. M'mt LUXURIOUS mec oo . Nea:ls Custom ' Radio, Clean, to lte Lo ~.~~ R.adiala. 1JiS311. Only TRIUMPH
Co.st Music S.rvict ready tor a i.mng ~-Cond. wm firm_ 5CS-82i. equipt, f'Jl!W. Llf~ 11k: :!~~~u~Y work. $1600 or ZLH319, otty ~ 5 :· L :a. G.a. Peri $6195
Newport mvd. at Harbor Very reuonabJe ~-75U fill ~TI 160 cc. Reblt ~ mi/ins. Aft • s , 673-tm Sl 195 nd 546-1919 ti Ji ~ "6l TR-3 rriw1&""• dasdc;
MARCH =c:: IN -and D~~~~"::t-=: r:-$1~. cc~~ :-:::-: for sale or '67 VW VAN fl~ ~..a+: ·= M~rcedes 180. Must see to l'U~ ~hll1qm11rtrllld I ~ ~r= '° dcll!s w'alUcb.1 wtth a 8 Champion stock. Rea,. , $E.. m-6166 afters. Call Matt &14-2200 !.""f appreciate. $950 or best of-.., we....:....._ mmt .Rll • iL 8mut. ~ ·~ 'n7 · • mil Loeiled 'W/xtras, aft exlension 4L • uoo,w.eo...,... fer. 494-7846, 494-15ll. .._. ._.......,. a.tt:er-invenlory, c I ea.a oat ............, .. , '70 SUZUKI il Dirt Bike. 5 PM ·~ -._... a.fl ......,. . ToCaDy 1eoa•liilw•cl Nrit"
..i.. u.... -• 1 yr. old. female um s... . ..... Extras! $2Sll • • '6.1 vw Van & '611 vw Van MG 71 PORSCHE 914 ..... SID. --· l'locr sample&, many others ter WUh papers. GOlld w/ • &l2-i267 • Trailers, TraV.I 945 548-ffil.8 '72 DA 240Z, yellow · . "63 TR4. v~ fine cond r..
at deeply dilcounled ~ children. $100 or'! Call after 2 _ NEW 10 spd bikes, *LARK Tent ~. ~ Autos Wanted 968 1 w/black lnt., '10 !JlOll old. MGC-GT '69 S =" (= railio. A ttn1: OW"lt.al.. It m. best
Walr.chs Music City 5 pm, _.,.. .,.,... Private pa rt y . plotcl>'. ,.11 ~. l.Jlre IO,llXI Ml. J M"I w h 1 ' • Wire Wh..U, Ovmlrive ON. LY $34. 95 --51>-12U, -·
South Coaat Plaza St0-2130 OBEDIENCE C1..ASiE3 Aeue call ~2939 new. JU,rdlop. Furnace, WE PAY TOP AM/FM radio!. all' oond., 4 Radio, super Clean. 953'. '6J TR-t ~. s:a
PRIV Novioe .I: Advanced Les9om 1912 Schw;nn, Paramount stove, refr1&. S1ps s: Private CASH llpeed. 83?-2§25 AKU, Only HCMARD Chevrolet Needs minor ~ a.II ATE party wants to -... Our Resull$. 6C2.-46S4 .... -~21""' DATSUN '>.tlWI 1971 4 -....i • -' buy Piano tor ca1 h . ··~ Xhrtand.'$325. .,......,. i:». ""'""" • "t"-1• .,1995 Ne•pott 8e.:h aftS.953-...-1
SJS-.2218. SlLKY Tenie't. Pup~ 10 64.~ 18' TRAILER Fireball, self ~ ~.:C ~·K=: ! . MacArthur Blvd .I: Jamhon!re
GULBRANSEN Spinet. with ~to $100; Call John, ?tr.JI) llonda, ActW:>n 4, contained, 1960. Lots al for used ~an & truci. .. just eves $7674 l • rurlf 1J~ . m 0$55 . VOLKSWAGEN ~-b XInt. ___, _,;n. -• ust Fairing &: Rack. xtrrui. ~ 548-5000 -. · ,.,.. 911 T
UQL • '""""-'· _..,. .. call u.s for tree estimates. '10 DATSUN ·p ick u.p a_ . ·~ -• Sharp, )'ftlow, 5
be8I ofJa. 96HU& ~~~-~~-r: Moro' mRCY;, nr;o.CL-E ~r. :_,.,, i:,:a~::,r=~· Clean. GROTH CHEVROLET w/Peifis olifnQer, good v ...:i wa= .=.: spd, alloy wheels. ~ .,_ ~~ ~ ... s -•Elcctronk: pi&oo* SG-CJ6ti8. •••U\.'. ,., rubber, rio dings ~make of. !».rs, AM/FM stereo, under ~"~_ ........... ~:~
Cornbo 11lm -Xlnt condl 4 .D)Otorcycles., cu tanks. 548-6819 -• ti:r..._Sj~ , .' · . 1 ' MGai '67 .~~ _ ~-~: ~ ...... ,--°i-ts -~ $Z"JO _ &IH393 AKC GermM~ She ph erd ttorage 00.. $Zill. 897-4684. Traller:1, UtUfty .,.., Ask for Sales Manager 71 :TSUN pd .,. ......,......._ ..... .._.._ E<--•-m Pupg. champ.'" NoodDDP, 1!7'{~ llodaka Ace 1008. ex-182ll~Beach Blvd. ' DA SlO. 4-s . Wire Wheels, Chrome, Trudk 993-Ulll. Jim. Inrt.ides Bra
-wing MKhlnes wormed & 5bota. 6«2-5167 ttllenl-nlras.low mile, by TILT bike trai,k!r di.rt, or Htmtln,Jton Beach R&H.; new · Xlnt cond. Rack, ZVD'T32, Only ' ' awer. ..._
SINGER __._ Machine, Gllt. Shep. JIUPl5 adlts, Sbld lady $295.. &t6-5ro8 whatever. Built on tool boK. S47.Q? Kl 9-3331 •11W450.ANTE'91),26811D,. .. . S:k30ed. lat• ', . $1~19~ t ·si Porsche 912. new tins, ~ j :i eo .;;r-·· """ Show,,,... Sound..., 185 ~ ~·-. ~ ..::.·-·~11.:r::.a mmerc=~· stock.5f7-l977/S57-4.m. • 1i:'r!w~.3~~1es6 ··· 54!Hl530 ~/~p-rs~&~ mod~I oa'ts\l 1or perts.~-1·~ ~ ~7'=-mafJya-;, .,_
Sport• Good •-* • BEAUTIFUL German pm, 50-6407 Auto S.rvic:•, Plirts 949 If your car is extra clean, After 51 · ' ~ll 'pert CODll !Dli-'1U88 a1I 6: 1ng I ~ •i.----i • AKC · 1._. '70 Datsun 510 wago n . tJDO Wc.a.I ...,.. ~"'""""" pappia, -·57 Triurapb m 6,650, Runs .... _ . . see WI 1111'· A /Fm cl t -... _ IENAUL:r -n-• n.~ POOL table w. ball return, After 5 pm, 4S3-W29 -', arm! c-. $500. VW _,-tory ice box & water BAUER BUICK m , ean, s r on g. -V'll ._ 'at ~ Bl&. good oond. Acceu. Non-puu tank unit. s:J). Ex.celleri1 ms Harbor Blvd. 49,000 ml, $1250) m-:mo "55 Bag. v Jb1r Pu
lllah! $60. 551-M'.29 aft 6 AK .... s-~~. ~·-", Homa 90, $12). 6T.Ht578 condition. Call ~7249. Costa Mesa '979-2500 • '69 Midget MG last of the ........ T ., .. tram. 11 -iD-ruano:, ."l<l.W ~-'1U HONDA OASO, very good ~ . FIAT convertibles. Mlr'lt cond. MnRUL ll!ricw, w ca... .. ca-a
SCUBA equipment. 2-72cu rt Wks. 213.a..1061 cmd. $500. or best olfer. W~~S5/'.., Chevy IMPORTS WAl\'TED Blue (\ook Wholesale $750. dDon. 'U a ·'liD Bill: 8oQ'
tanb. J AK valve,+ other H0rHS 156 492-77'2D, -tn-8722 Call f!46-0730 Omnge County's FIAT ,69 SPIDER Dealer'pri<!e $1100. Will lldl SALES & SERVICE ,...a. $1-$25. Jm 'hpoh, I ~-1!!!!!•'.:.· ~&16!!!:!1177!!!! ____ j ~:;:;;:::~:::-:::-:::::::=: 1971 175 Puch MotocJtoa TOP $ BUYER lor $700. 49f-3969. ''Aqd we Maa S!rriae" or .. w cp:dv .,l MOVING! 7 yr. old ctlmnul '61 VW body & engine. Good Bll.t. MAXEY TOYOTA Michelin Radialw,' A 11 o y '69 MG MJ•-1, ~ooo mL, Gekfinu, P.ea90hable to__. Never -rattd. $Gl. conditKlnr CaU &1~7627 or 18881 I Wheels, AM-FM Radio "'6" -. "71 VW ~ ~
836 ·~ ,.......... ••• 493-2688 ••• 546-lln _ . Beaeh B v-.:. ZWA812:ontY · hard &-90tt top, ma1ce oaer. __. )'lellew. rw.tio. d·· a
1--------:::ie~ ~ Rl~ 1970 Yamaha 350 R-5 xtra H. Beach Ph. 847-8555 $1095 • call 61S-1350. oJOd cmd., ClllDd Ill'.
MARTLLK....,Stereo S' x ll j ~~~~~~~~~ good shape. S37S w/helmet. WE BUY JUNK.CARS .. 170 MGB, am/fm Jdaoa. ,._, lll»Fri.
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radio & stero:J, bea ~~;~;;~f;i i'1 Antiqun/Cl•11ic1 953 494-lOOl, ext 608 24 hrs. 1970 . Flat 124 sport coupe 1970 _ 90-1427 -P"',;:1"~~ $330. Aft ., 900 Motor Homn · Junk Autos W1nted '"""""' y•ltow, am/fm, 5 Ol"EL '72 TOYOTAS mo VW Com..,., -.==-===~~--"I,.. Sa le/Rent MO JAGUAR. 1960 Marie IX 714/541-6105 ext. 24 spd, new radial tires. Tm· •llBll,. slat mmL • enc.
TV, black & while tab ·.n M~PO. !!~. o.b~ ~,110 1. ~ Classic. P/b, · P/111 air. Open 7 Jdays/wk.1 ~ hours maculale, $1575 , 492-()432 Coe. 4 cyl. Auto lrans., radio, * FACl'ORY' • " "!':WTD 1'115 (•fie r)
model $30. See at Apt. ... eQllJn.. _.., •• 38.000 actual, mi I e s. CUTE Canary Yellow 850 heater, S9UVL. * EXEX.'trl'NE 833--1!11
1.628 W. Oceanfront, Bal * 6T;>-ri!O • n au Everything orig, 13000. Aufo1, Imported 970 Fiat Spider, 1970 with 71 $1066 * DEMONSI'RA'IORS VW SQUAREBMX.
Pen. . ,...,,_,_ l""'>M. u t•1r•-~ ::M-7476 aft 6 pm. motor. Sacriti"""' """ 24"" UW 10 &UIDrn., H blue, f'1ll mi.
B1k I wht. W I AM I FM 6 in. :>1b'-UIU a!Mik:<ta--running cond' -SSSO: '56 Ralph Becks • R.edl"" ;"' .18 000 · lUWA ~ ...... ADMIRAL Conaole T J', ~~~:,~-fou~ -!.. · . ·:i;; FORD Touring Sedan * * * '71 FIAT 850 s;7d::On':rt. -1'aat1 • • aw~-:,_Sale &.a.i·~. $lliO •flr.
llereo. SUI. Dynamt te l :i=:::..:~;:::~~=,~· Cadillac SdV, xl_nt running 26756 Avenfda Shonto nsoo~7-~ '1 · mi. VQlYQ 1'JI VW ~ mmoof, m
cond! 00.!082 an 5;311. h .,l'Ww.,. ~906 lANOAU <~nd. 1250 .67.>500 aft 5; Ml11lon Vi•I•• Call!. JAGUAR . PRICES START -. ,.... -· $1251.
REVERE 10'".Prof · n· F~ fs101 anytime.wknds. You are the winner Of 1966 Harbor, C.M. &46-Sl',Xl $1n9 c<l>;cc,'11115;;=;":;';;-;;;.=.,.-.,=-l
Tape deck. To be mounted ton:t.. --h. 1 Recrntional 2 tickets to the 1i5 v W FAS'IBACK.
$100.00 • >46-m& ""°"" ·-" om THE CONTINENTAL Veho'cles FIFTH ANNUAL JAGUAR '70 XKE '71 OP[[ .,,,._, IQJdr. •-,.;
21" COUJR TV "5. 19'' ....... r. ..... ~, .::::'. OF MOTOR HOMES 956 WESTERN Air Cond., ,._,St.,.,.;,,., ~ ...,.., low mlla. ::::::~....._~ ...
PfX1able blk I wt.I $39'. Both DI hrs on ~ eng. OwneT-CHl1BASCO land sa.ilers 1 NATIONAL BOAT 4·Speed, AM-FM·SW Radio, 4 Dr 17,000 miles (389DFD). A~........,. a·-•-~-.. * BARGADf! *
good cond 9'79-'lm4 · oo board W~'fturs.Fri. \\'e offtt a wide !lf'k!ciilln to double. I single~ Bolh xlnl & ~p Radials, 406BNN, ' '1595 ..., ~ ~~~ V'C. IDOd mm. $U95. =·=Sl,ip0C1r7.1 :=ryr6~~~ .. tmmediate ~IReal bargains. MARINE SHOW $4495 i." f '13mOTAS canrt:v-:~
F'" to You l1S O:>mplele\y restored, u new . 2!i26 Harilor Boulevard, Call~ betwetn 9 and 5 pm to claim E""'l ..2J.14~.a,p · SA-r.i ~el:!!°: ~Of J°!J~'O~c!!* ~~~ sandraD & b'ailer Ple.!8::1 9642~$~~ c1:t. 314 ~~...:· _,.~H~~ abo~" n:.•.=:::.M,
~ 6416-!l!OO <'A::'.1088 r~-M... yotir Uclcets. (North County • ...::."--.= . . '67 vw. ..... Good Qlllll. 3 L" 2 Tl *"'00 ......,.,_ , u-..... '"""'540-"'u30 DUNE BUGGY, 1964 toll~free number Is 540-'""") -DEAit llWI$ ~ ..... •ne•~ mes, """' ..... FIBERGLASS ----_,,, ~ 1·--------.... .......,, * • * II • 5S-B1 .. ~ rML Purebred German Pa~~fus&~unch * J *s iv * T ··-'-548-8269 11'11.1:·2 A.UDI 1 'G5 MK. 11 3·8 sed. classic San Diego Frwy 'lll! Avoy ,._ < '11 SUPER mEDE im p ey '""""'' , nio cond. Rblt. eng, nu tires, PkwY Lap.na Nig\lel f! IOIVIOI IAJ ldat o•••-.. Allll"ll ~~herd.T~....:.... Tral:;>d 4 ~· :l)' Trojan, Oybridge, 5226 Burgundy Circle • * AUDI ·n 100 LS. Auto. 4 OR. paint, AM I FM, p/h, p/s, 495-080o 131:0. rT T $1.CiO. •• •nm
B ...... c. o ........ me. =1 hp enp. Many xtras. Irvine, C.elif. • Best otter. 5 40-5400/ • ___ --~-11u-.
847-5762. &t4-1836 You are 1be winner Of E. A. Miller ~':e ~~~.. ~2306 nc:; 494-3374 OPEL 70 GT · 1f'6i._HarW :~~ xlat ~ ~ to good home. ?lhite 8Nts, Saiil 909 2 tick.els to the 31056 Flying Cloud Dr: 537_'nm ask for Dennis. '6.tt JAG Roadster. 4 spd, .New Radials, 4-Speed, Radio. C°"'a Mn.e -'" tJIJ ma 2iJ..m..cm
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SECI'IONAL couch. Needs mahogany Awe. 30' s&oop. NATIONAL BOAT 2 t:ickel.!l to the firm, 963-4929. -ll!!r. m-TJe. ~~;,I. ~in:;; ~I ~~~ =~~i~r~:~ A~~i~~;~t~1 T~i~t:~~ H= ·~';I .~~~ ss. ~ r:-= SPRINGER~mpuppies, 7 ~ 5al llrm. Pt!:n~~·~a6!~t~a~~ MARINE SHOW $3795 ·~od~.<m~JJrl.~-!t~~. OPE~ .• Rati,.•~~ $1995 :-::::? ... ~~
weekaold ID(llllianltlf~ ~WN 18, sl~ 4, hilly )'OUoltrtickcts.(Nort~~ Pl ~~.~~M~17 H )= fac.&11',olherextru.$4,(1)) . ....,.ving .......... try ..... .,._ -
al ~ ~.. ...__,,, brand Call t -free numbel' is .,.,..12201 eue 1:.1111. ,,_.,,,,.o ext 314 ...-.-takes U. 67S-OJ63 "5 a...-c.-1 ,........_ .... 11111 (·medium. 91&1-7173 ''&5._.,,., IJ('W. ..._ • ., __ .. ' _i_ IDI.,..._ -~
m<184&-:ian * * * ~•-·~5 pmw~im ~"'=-PEUGEOT -. - -,.. HANDSOME mix black lahl 1 yow: tlckets. lNortb Counl)t _ ~ *'&l XKE Cp. $ll50 .. good pd. SZ5f.c6I' aJ-.11!N.
4 males, aood water dop 6 17' Malibu Outrigger. $60. 73 Pace Arrow toll·f:rtt number is 540-1220) rond,, will need clu ··1--~------
wttks • 548-5053 ev... $U.6648, 1211 West Rayrnar l l'h ft. Motor Home * i * * BMW 833--l511 ot"55i-T431!l --19liO PEUGIDI' '51' =._vAlf ·~· chil~;., ~';'~ :.'·~·Sloop. ,,,..i $6795. • '69 LEASE A KARMANN GH ~~ coND;rioN. ::,_.,; ";:.~~ -'ii'8-:•~stf.;:.-;;K1;;1iii•io:'ii.
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SABOT = Good '°""· 1 Off s....., S.le Price 10p. Kell•¥ .,...,,ed 1973 BAVARIA llreo. all orig. $400. !!'1f-~ PORSCHE 71-914 · 1970 TOYOTA '12 vw ..,._, --~ ~ I _...,_ J[~J ~ ~ ,,. ... 3 wb $6795 retail 12t70. rrtc. MAZDA ' A........,.. G">up, Air~ .LAND.Clt.UISEI -· ,_.,,~$1i9s"'.
. . " ' 5fl2J. CREVIER BMW dltiool,,., AM·FM Radio, °""""' -., -tins, Hl-11'1 K II~f!75· ORDER NOW $2099 s.i1 .. ~Service. U.asb]g 172\1~...r. B.it.;;;..W.., 'Low ,Miies_..~. O!llY habo.mASQ. ='mv:-,..,.=--.. .,. .. -,..,.. • .,-,..-.,-0,..~
YORKSHIRE T•n-H" stud & SAVE 2011 W. lot St., Santa Alla .IUtUil llUIGI J llA · .,.95 · · $Zl 6' lot. Gd .-_ Jiil G1r -
Boah. ShP1/Dod<1 '10 C ' " t 2480 114~r Bl·~. ' 135-3171 ' ~ ""' •I -w:iiceun!~b~ \\'ildweJr re v1e r IVJO ors ~Atesa vu 2 Or Cpe, 'Rtdlo, Heatrs:~ .s.e It . You"D., ti
SLIP-25'-lG' boal. $2.25 ft. 233 BMW At FaU' Drive BMW '64 Spdllf{• Wbe<J!8, lqw "'"" 1\. •• I...!, '61 VW, $R. .ucJ_r~_Sett•r P~l«J9 ~· Apt C. NB. Ph: D W. bl, Sanla Ana m.!tll 546-8017 H~~~~Ra~i.e! {314 ~. ' ~ --'Blnt', ·:::. e _. If, siz;~ =I• '!'....1root~1'.~'o"i11r. PAC~~',!OW =~:oooo~':.· :,:~ .$3895 RSQHE ''5 C Coupe ·• IRIJA =-.:-= radtata,
ro -or-· v U<SW GEN Seo ONcco Brown. Blad< 1n1 ... ·-u.~ C.IC -'II -· ...... -R sat. AKC RegW..,., BOAT SUP/DOCK 0 A FORD F\00 kpd. $695 H=1 tor. Rodlal<. Cbtomc wheob --. P'l5. -..ii! GREAT DANES-t2 -lo 21' Ha fool BILL YAT&S INC lll868SJI Am·f'm. Ambei: (llrocllooall. Toyota .'"'IMC.-l4HUll * c.,.. CALL 9'IH648 ~, ~. ~...;.. Call "-.1915 or stM7Q . Bea·~•·" -can be nm~, ·~~ ~1-wlTil'S•~~Cil"-J ra\lll ..., VI.........,.,. MOTORHOMES JO( llW.IW --n.rww•~ _.--..,_,...I vw , .. s, r1·7 m
Pam1renl• pups, .eke SLIP ror 25 to JD' ail blw.t. AAD CAMPERS Bankera OUUet fliRll ~ n at ~ PL (ol1 = lllill ,,..._ .ftrdo. YU-ftMlio. n.tl lldediOll, Dile'
call IJ3.2539 A'~"' A 0.., m.ao Sao J..,, Capistrano 2ISI ~· CMAM ••· ~--at A-~ ~ -..1tr• ta&. ~ Otq --.__ .... AFGIWI -r. AKC El<· D--~ ......... •L• 911 AIDopkl& San Dies" Ftwy '72 OlEVY Lu.V.. /FM, Viall""' .... --· v .... v ,,_, ·-· .... Otq
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....... $125. --CLASSIC Mahoil Spc""1 boel "It°""' -Dbl Air, llpt '°"'."56 'l:x:E TR~ & -~·-!:. ~~ l.-0 o:oodlldl ~ ';)::·
BASS2TS _ -· ...... ,.. 1o1 ..... .,.. bl• U4I!. c..., ,, _ pltDI ""' .. _ ~ , 't-:r.· . ·~ ~ . . . _. _ n=:1 JIOPI! h1c:I, t.a.mp(om In &eyl eng, ft'CQlld. $950. '072BWTJ Phone!l51·19'75or ~ .._ .... line. AKC. m. 5tP-l4111 17">-112< ~...... Old<~ • 1 • ll6 MllNTllS OPl'!K tEAlm Ii: 9ll T, Ta<p. -:.
sr: Bc!roahl, 2 ,.. .... tr INBOARD. owr ENG. CM. 1:.., ~1¥11:..ttu~ :~1 ROY CARVER, Inc. 'cJ."i1! ~~?~ ~,;.11,8 t~i;:; · pr1"';;' '71 TOYOrA ~ -mat~ ,,... doc, .., popon. &:; mph. SKI BOAT $1211). JI • 1tlt -Pr! P.,. ~ .. ,.. 1 23t E. ITlh St. H • t I h -m,2341 ' • w......,. IMI -. St• W Y'tt - --
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White mat-..... Male l5' SKI hoaf, 111-IMW •71.200z ..., cl<••· prWate .. TO)'OTA,,.,,.,. = ........ ~ ::~ • ..,... i-. v~. R.,t A -Homo '12 Ford E·200 va eus1"m Atl(.J'M Rodto, f.Spec:d, 111» M. AZDA ~ 6fl;-011Jl ~tn.~• -, .., .-,,_ o..i -
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A&nble -6C2-4lll traa.r. $450. 5'£ 9605. I'd a lttl ' ' m ,.,.,. '61 DODGE Slt!t<t> Window ll3aI Beach BL ' ,..,.f;flll \iii)Joct" -,,_,., -r:-&iMNl-
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'66 Cad C.Oovertible EI
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$51$. SU-2413 or 6C-t335.
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factory executives. · .
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LOADED WITH EXlllAst~erinCJ• Power
at Power d • . radio, he er' • terior an ex Automat•~· ditioninq. custom 1n
b Iles air con ra ' h•te wall tires. terlor, w •
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of International Truck Line Anywhere in "'-~~. ~-~'5-"-'-~
Southern California. Backed by the Finest § r.111
Service Department to Assure You . . ::;::-, ' · .... ,.,
~omplete Satisfaction.
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mNGRAY
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'72 VEGA
HATCHBACK
Cpe., AT, Air, radio, heater,
10,000 miles, nice car. (850-
EIV).
Pl'tLY $1995
HOWARD Chevrolet
· Newport Beach
MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree
83U.555
Chevrolet '67 El Camino
Mr Conditioning, Auto.
Trans., Power Strg., AM-FM, Deluxe Cab, Mag.1~~-~'----'-~:i;::;:=:=:=====;:o:~='--c~~-
\Vheels, V20887, Only
$1395
!il'iich lmpnrtsl le ...::. "'= ;m.J
'68 CAMARO
V8, AT, PS, radio, (#2200A)
ONLY $1695. Allo a '69 A '72
camaro wHh air.
ALL NICE CARS
HOW,l\RD Chevrolet
Newport Beach
MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree
833-0555
1966 Nova SUper .Sport coupe
30,000 miles ~ven by wife
'aroimd N-RadW 1i.res. Pow$-a t e e r in g .
Yellow. 283 motor. Ex~
cellent $765. cash. Dodds
646-1067.
'66 El Camino $995 -No.
T44985 Call 557-1975 or
548-4742 Bankers
Outlet-2151 llarbor, CM.
'55 CHEVY $150
2 door, 6 cyl., 3 speed, new
tires. Runs. 54.3-3691.
'64 CHEVY lI, 2 door
hardtop, 4 sp, V8, 3(11 CU!I.
int. 642-2810 days, 673-2362
'72 Monte Carlo
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'72 CAPRI 2600 V6
Automatic, decor group, air condi-
tioning. C!liSFYW)
$3475
· '70 FORi;> MUSTANG
' »-~-Automatic,' _power su:caug, pmver
brakes. (029ASX)
$2375
Custom VB, AT, PS, Air, '72 COUGAR vinyl roof, all vinyl interior.
Xtra sharp. (639EIC). VS, auto., radio, heater, pwr. steering ONLY $3595 and b""'"'· atr Landau. <3390ZF>
HOWARD Chevrolet $3775 Newport Beach
MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree
8J3.0555
CHRYSLER '71 MERCURY
'68 NEW YORKER, 4 dr, full Marquis Brougham 4 Dr. Hardtop.
pwr, real clean. 75,000 mi, Full pwr, fact. air. Landau C994CZE)
~o~~~i:;r':'i. $3775
'68
Continental
4 Door. NI power,
factory air, vinyl top.
('TmDIRl. Kelley sug-
gested retail $2235.
$1199
2480 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
At Fair Drive
546·8017
PRIVATE PARTY
Gleaming whitt w/vin;yl top.
Rich red leather t i n t .
Air--cond. Cruise cont .
Stereo tape. Tilt wheel.
Trunk release. Full ~
$4,995. Mr. Taylor. &M-4910 Dr~s 675-7957 Eve. & .Sun.
CONTINENT AL '69. Air.
Full OOW"'· 2 Di:. I~ Call 644--1597
LOW MILEAGE. '72. Full
afr & loaded. $6295. Must Sell m.2J63 .
' CORVAIR
·~RV~ M __ ; ' i ~~auto. shift. $250. or
best offer. 540-9155
"It'• a Goodie". orva.tr
1961, 1Hck ahlft. ,,.,....'iclnt
cond. Call now ?:(!46
CORVETTE
'69 VOLVO
2 Dr. 142 "S". Radio, heater, 4 speed.
!ZKY125)
$1675 .
'72 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVllle, 6,000 miles, like newt
Full power, auto., AM/FM stereo,
tilt/tele wheel, Landau roof. (4()6..
EOll
$6875 Finn
'71 COUGAR
Power steering & brakes, automatic,
vinyl roof. C359BSXJ
$2575
'72 Mere: MontefjO W9n.
Villager 10 pass., fully power equip-
ped. factory air, roof rack, AM/FM
stereo radio, 14,000 actual miles.
(950EUN)
$4175
'68 TORONADO
Full ·pwr, air. Landau root~ (VHB961)
$1975
'69 CONTINENTAL ;;;
Cpe. Full power, air cond., leather 1 inter., vinyl root (641FYV) p
$2875 ~~~~~~~ .... -\
'71 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. Fun power, air cond ..
vinyl root C389CUC>
$4975
'68 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. Full po\ver, air cond,
vinyl roof. (XTA354)
$2175
'71 ~ERt. MONTEREY
4 Dr. Automatic, power steering and
brakes, air cond., vinyl roof. (552-
CUX)
$2775
'70 'MERCURY
1\1arquls Brougham 4 Dr. VS. auto.,
full pwr, fact. air, Landau. (OOAN'E)
$2975
'71 CONTINENTAL
Cpe. Full power, air cond., leat.hel" in-
terior, vinyl roof. (467BSX)
$4575
'71 MARK Ill
Full power, air cond., leathe.r inter ..
vinyl roof. C809EXR)
$6275
'71 CONTINENTAL
4 Dr. Full po\''Cr, air cond.., leather·
Inter., vinyl roof. (519CPMJ
$4975
'69 MARK DI
Full power, air i:!ond., 1eatber inter.,
vinyl root. CXHW4.93)
$4475
'73 CORVETTE
1'0nly 1,600 Miies''
"IMMACULATE'" Gold with
8lldc ln~aoo cw 11.a,
Loaded -Wfndowl AM·Fiii Sten;i St .. 1 a.1il.d "500'' WSW 1n11tc111e1. »
b'o Ventilation (IMGXS),
Home of Previously Driven Prestige Automobiles
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$639.5
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1...: --1 Cadillac
s.n Dies<> ~ at Aveey
Pkwy .. IAilui>a N!Juel.
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Well lll• old llllll bey Ibo -lllUU.
"Orcnp Coun~'' J'atnily oJ Fine Cart''
' 2626 Cotto Mou'• Horbor ' .
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Friday, 11ri 9, lm
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Davi• Raad
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L-2 -H•dlop Coupe
FUU Y EQUIPPED Wnrt
Aukfn.tic fi•n ... r,-r , .. .,1"9. NeW', cf•ffotttr, •••~ Nits, d ..
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NEW 1973 PONTIAC
Rreblrd 2·Door Sport Coup•
FULLY EQUIPPED wnH
VB, power •l•ering, power disc br•~••· re1ly II 'W'h•elt, coniole, AM
reclio, tinttd 9te11, vl11yl 1trlpe1, (2S17MlNll 10161 ~
'3425 FULL
PRICE
• '~!D 1973 PONTIAC
L-Safari l Seat, 9 Pcmenter Shotloo W-
FULLY EQUIPPED WITH
Power ileeri~, fectory eir condiiio11i119, hlrbo hydro, •lltoltletic
tre111 ., AM r1dlo, heeler, 2 berl. 400 •ng ., bumjMr guerdt tfront a
re•rl, roof rick, etc. IS.r. lD4SRlZI 14644) s4357 FULL PRICE
L"EASING? LET OUR PROFESSIONALS SHOW YOU THE BEST WAY!
A,fom•!'!.~~,;,~~~ .!!;~~ .~~~~ p~~~lod-• •10500
eir eonditioni119, redio, h••l•r, ti11t.cl gle11, whl+. t ld• w1lr:':e1, l6 mofltfl MONTH
The cloOar hes been dnalued. But if yoa
ed right now you can still ...,. big Oft • new
0.hun. For a limited time el th• Oahuns
ere et the old low price.l n.r.•, fte¥W been
• bett.r time to find out .bout 0.hun's ~igh
performance cers..
GOOD SELECTION
NOW IN STOCK ! * USED OAR SPECIALS *
-'lZ CAPiif T '71 PlllO-_.. I _ .. •Seald.,.... ................................... .. .... ,.."""..ca--~ "'"*-or-.. .... ...... -a. ~ ... Q5 EQY. lwttfl ~ lllt. ~ M. ~249_J_I .. 'i5-'~-
70 TOYOTA I '70 DATSUI
coaotCA MARIC If !fMM* P'ldW & _..... ...... '--.
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Special Purchase Of Golden Buicks For Bauer's
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COLONNADI Z DI. HAIDTOP.
A Bl!AUTIFUL COLONIAL YELLOW ttl!I 1 is inor-. OOkf tt.n tlltre -In ftHt '.ft Gold 'j Rli.h. 1AUtorNttc tr1n1""" llOW9'I' disc
w.11;-. ~ ,,_., wtlll• wall tll'ft, Ont· all t'Hlo IM#rl'IPtl' 1trlps, dtlUXI whMI ~var1
and tnUdl mer.. (Sw. No, 1%116192)
$3449 .....
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1or c montM. ''"' prkt 1nc1. 1ex • lie-II $3611).6 . o.ftr'l'ld ptnl Price
11 Ulll.7'. AMUll1 ptrcenl• .-.1e 11 10.ll'tlo. On approvlld cr«llt of cours1.
: ' The Wildest Buys This Side Of The Pecos
'70 CADILLAC '70 OLDS 98 '71 C~tinenlol 70 Po'NTIAC
-.. 81.. CIORAOO MOol.L fl Mork 111 Oll:Alf PRIX
~ ,_,, air Qllld .. ,.Ill, POWW, IKJory
full "::.... /JM/FM VJnyt roof. llr cond., l'\111 pa-' llr, N~ air • ...W.'fl io,, AM/FM • i.r.o. wlfll #\"' f\!H 11'#1'. lluns llA1 a ~--.:'~ .. , . ,...., ,..,,. lftllel. :Mf, -· .. • ... ~ beevtlful g01d Mlld'I. OIV, J11tl • nifty ~ ·--... Lk. NO. Gl8EJ ). ...... 1118LC. . $4995 $3295 $6495 $2995 J
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of golden buys now while selections la.st!
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IN ALL
COLORS
READY
TO •o· ............. --cl•I• ...... 9lf --k-. M_.11,lm
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$1699
Friday, M""' 9, 197)
'73 DEMO SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS
ANNOUNCING T.HE 1973 GRAND LE ANS DISCOUNTS UP TO
.sl .30.0 • • •
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The Fa111ous Grand Prix
..,.Ing At A Le Mans
Price.
AS LOW AS
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Special Pric:es •. On Low Low
Mil~ DISCOVER
BALBOA & SUNDIAL
Motor-Homes
RENT A
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For Spring Yac:ation
LOW WINTER
AVAILABlE ONLY AT
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, OPEN DAILY· 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. .
~ WE EXPEITLY DO PONTIAC WARRANTY WORK •••
UGAlqUss OF WHW YOU ORIGINAUY PURCHASED YOUR C~l. WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS
SALE PRICES IN EfflC1' THIS WEEK.QID ONLY
BOB TERRY'S
BUICK-OPEL DISCOUNT CENTE-
BUY ·THE NEW FLEEi WAY
' New '73 Buicli Elec11 a · IJniitecl Sedan
$1225.66
Off WINDOW PllCI I •4YHTJH50226tl
New '73 luicll EShft WCICJOll
$1000~60
Of'f WINDOW Patel 1•4145TJCIOSl571 .
New '73 Buicli Le Sabr9 . CatOll S•da•
$877.24
Of'f WINDOW PllCI
ONLY $2977.33
FOR A lllAND NEW
1973 ... ICK CIN1URY
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-ORDER YOUIS TODAY
TERRY BUICK
536-6581
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•n CHIVlOUT '71 CHEVROLET '71 GREMLIN . I MAUIU HOYA 6 cyl., J 1p..d •n • fllll pow•r I •ir. Low VI, •uto. tr•111,, I••• tti.11 floor, •ir con1:L 1032-mil••t•-Mu1t •••• J0,000 mil••· >l l14DLMI 6AOI 1•R5'465201 $2195 $1695 $AVE
' , '66 PLYMOUTH 70 MAVERICK '68 JAVELIN
WA.ON Et.•ti••t tr•n1port•tloi(, '4 1pnd, 14~ VI.
lbc•ll•nt tr•n1,0rt•tlOn. 12,IAkU) {l)-46511 1~n1111 $1 '195' $1495 $895
'67 l'ORD '65 MARllll '66 FORD
,fALCOlf VI, •ll#o. .tr•ft,., pollf•t MUST AN•
Air c0fldltlonht9. 1t.•tlnt. •Ir~ Mlo1t ccwf-Mhtt con41tion. lt.it6721 cun••t1 (PIU45l) $895 $695 '$895
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FORD Y~ '10 VS,auto.-.-wbeels. ~Je« Cdll. • . (237GWYl
'11 FORD MAYlllCI[ Radio, )oeot<! ........
trans. (296C7U)
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Coupe
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. LARGEST SE~CTION 01'
CADILLACS IN ORANGE COVNTY ........
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1968 SEDAN DE VILLE
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24 Mo.otlo O,.o End LHH on Approvod Crodit (Sloe~ 124211
BUY OR
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Wide Sel.ecti-On of
· Mode'ls & Cowrs
availabl.e for
Im~iate Delivery
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1969 ~UICK RMERA
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2600 Barbor Blvd.,.
Costa Mesa 540-9100
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All NEW 1973
OMEGA WITH
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AUTOMATIC TRANS.
VINYL ROOF. ORDER NOW
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sa& ~~~ For 48 moftlhs on ·approved ANNUAL •'ro
RATE
13.51%
Includes
Factory Eq•ipmenl P1yment c.WcHt, Iner. tax & License. • ss& ~~~ Payment
$431 ~ deferred payment
incl. all finance charges.
Full power, factory air conditioning, vinyl top, absolutely
loaded. I 948CXU J
'71 BUICK ELECTRA
Full power, factory air conditioning, vinyl roof. Loaded!
1770DJLJ
I ~-safety Featores
\ ORD~ ·YOURS NOW
FINAL Cl E•RANCE
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willing lo go toicle11r llaem oUt •
ORANGE -COUNTY'S . ' . ' No. I Honda Car Dealer
SER.ICE-PARJS-BODY SHOP
OPEN EVERY SATURDA l -
7:30 'TIL .5:l0
s166~g~~ s12427 M~~~LLY PYMT. PYMT, '71 Fiat SpL Co11pe
llN ts foltat ....,. ,,,,,., $1"'21 " IOI.Ill mo. ...,,,,, l11el. lu & lk. .., )6 ""'· 911 ·~ crldft, QMJ,11 i. Mllol
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• ORAN6E COUNTY, .CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1973 c TEN CENTS
'Reports Surface ·of Torture in ·P:Fison Camps
CLAl\K AIR BASE, PhDlppinel, (UPI)
-Llle In Cooununlst prlaon campo In-
cluded torture !or a -ber ol American
~. ~even Jqr·thooe fortunate to
escape the physical abule -the Jlfe wu
nev~~.
The torture included oO~nl in
coffll)-Uke boxes for months a,l a lime
and Jn ai least one Instance a uw1 had
bis Uuimb cut off ..
Thete were l!Ojlle detailt of the
American PO)\ls' life In Norfl\ Vietnam
beginning to .surface at Clarlt Air Ba!e,,
the main ~DI point for the men aa
Ibey fl)' from Hanoi to r<unlOM With
famfliN in the•Untted States.
11le lnfonpallon on the men comet
lrom • vllle!Y ol sourca, lilcludlni Ille
meb.Cthelll!IOl\'U and au~rt 11<?10M<l
who lujve usisted·the prbonen In read-
justmenl 1romo1111emmeo1 t.•freeilom. lllilllary 3Uthorllleo·here .,. eslremely
S<JllllllV .. about<ietal1S of the inen'I· hn-
prlsonmenl. They · felir IOI' lhe aafely of ·
the men ndt yet releued and. ars_ue that
if newsmen pul!lllb delalls of wnal the
men, w~t through they could ~aten
the ...U'lleilljf of, lbose.1Ull belllAd> bars .
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But nOnolheleaa the picture of POW life
iiut lojelbe< -a variety of llOUl'Cff ln-
dicatee: •
-Torture was nsed on the men and In
most caaeo the principal goal of the
Nortb Vietnamese lntertogatora was an-
tiwar atltetnentl that could be used for -ancfa. . -'Ille. trubnelt·of POWs cbanged for
the . heller In )ale 1969 and early 1970,
depending on-re the men w~ held. ..:.'lbeN arel lndicatioiis ·that there are
more nien bold In Communist prlaon
Slain
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Asstiil.ant Also Kills Attendant •
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) - A
highway patrolman, a lllerilf'a depi1ty
and a service station attendant were shot
to death today by an asaollant wbo was
later wounded and captured,'Jhe ltterttra
"'1lce 'aald.
peraoo as ,Jloberl Leo> Jenlllni, ll. The ~ ol Jhe officer was found al
The mB11 under arrest was Identified the roadside.
bydepuoff.u,Jerry Jamea'.YOUngbred, Stewart and Dep. Dist. Ally. John
30. '-• . Hardy ol San Bemar<llno, who were drtv·
He was IJBted In fair eoJlj!ltloo after lilg 'to Bai-slow lo a11Fiid' a mee!lng, were
i The shootings occurred on a stretch of
Interalale 15 lhrough Cajon Paoa after tfie patrolman stopped a car at the sum-
mit, ·a~ to officer1.
undergoing .surgery In Loma Linda Uni· reported lo Dave spotted th• highway
yersily Hospital. patrol car being driven southbound In the
Oflkers ~cl> they understood he was northbound lane.
from lhe . 51<. Loois, MO. ares.' His car -S\ewart pursued and forced the car off
'The
0deJd !iepuly was ldeniuled u U. fJ Slewart ol'San Jlernardlno.
carrled' COIOradO ncense plaits. the highway near ,a service station at the
His hair waf long and be Wore·a mu• j'UJ'lctl~ of Interstate 15 and State Route
' The ilead bfgbway pali<>lmu was ldea-
llfled by patrol U. Dave Helsel· as Larry
)Veller ling.
tache: and beard officers said.\ 38, officers said.
The sheriff's' Offlee said the slain The driver j\IJDped out of the patrol car
patrolmin sto~ the 1 u 1 p e c I e d and ran through the service station firing
....Uanl wblle be was driving a late a gun; Stewart and the service station a~
• Officers Identified !he oervtce atallon
attendant from • driver's °"""" •. bis
model IJncQln southbojllld In Ille nortb-tendant were shot and Hardy was pistol· hounll line ol lnleratate 15. whipped:
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' si~ ~ ptOyictml!i .. tet.,h!J hair grdy; below 1111 · O&: coll~ unemploymeqt -lniiJfa,nce be-
callse be Ii.la vOIWi y rendend lilmlelf unavaila~ ·tor work) aays
the Clllfornia Upemployment IDsilrance Appellls Board.
The board ThllndJy overturned a referee's ruling that an un·
: identified man's lon'g Jialr bad not llisqualified him .Jrom -receiving
unemployment benefit&. • , • .
1'be board des<tlb!ld the' man as'follows: , • .
''The clalmont'a ball Is parted In the. middle and extends below
his collar. Hil ·ell'I are uposed. He has sideburns which extend one
inch below the earlobes 1¢ wears a: smajl mustache. He deci.ded to
.. let his hw grow 'aflAlr his cli&cbarge from the military semce be-
.. cause he likes tta appeuance."
In its ruling, lhe appellls board said. "We conclude. , .that the
claimant i1Y· his dellbaralAI , actions bas voluntarily and matertally re-
duced his labor marte~ Hence, he la n'ot available for worlr; tild is
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· iFreed . of Allegations
: A Costa Mesa couple booked on mulll·
pie .,..u11 cbargeo last Aug. ti after an
:atl<Ced Mooterey Avenue fracas ID-
:Volvtnr police olflcers were cleaied
n1iurlday by on Orange County Superior
;court jury.
: Tbe panel filed back to Judge James r'
;Judp'• courtroom to -c)largeo el • 'usauil and· .battery ~alnst 'CorileUul . lfera, ll, and bis ..u.; l..orralM. 17, el
•11179 S&lvadore St.
Ole .tft!Ctr'• own baton to lnlllcl bead
-thal require<! 10 stltcl>es lo close. ~ and . Patrolman Tom
Boylan aald the Peres ooupte and their
U.year-.ld ·sm allacted them shortly
afttr · !her stopped him 6r an alleged
tralflc -Yiolatlon. ,
Cos'8 .Mesa Man, . .
Granddaughter
Wounded Knee
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''. WQpNl:!ED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -Tbe
Juslltje ,~ t aoid tod.llY the
goveu•nent "reached an agreement In
princfp1e~ witb mllitant·Indians at Woun-
ded J(oee, but added that procedures still
bad lo be .. Ol'l<ed out to end the 11-day
occupptloo ol the1 blJloric village.
The announcement was made by of.
flciall both In W ashiljgton and al nearby
Pine Rldge, but there was no immediate
comuient by 1ndlans boldlng Wounded
Ki1ee.
The Rev. Wesley Hunter, wbo was
among clergymen negolia~ the ael·
OOll!enl, aoi~ delalls of the agreement
woUld not be disclosed at once. He also
said newsmen would not be granted
fuHber access to the village becaute It
waa fell they would'bfnder negoliallon.s.
The announcement in Washington •kl tht agreement in principle with attorneys
fQ.r the American Indian Movement
could settle current prciblems at Woun~
ed. Knee."
It added, however, that certain pr°""
cedural matters pertaining to "the man-
ner and tlD:le the nonresidents will depart
Wounded Knee" had to be resolved.
There were no other details announced
at once.
Some 200 Indialll took over the hamlet
Feb. 27. Federal lawmen have manned a
perimeter around the vi!)age, and U...e
nave been periodic eschanges of gunfire.
Two lndllim ~ WOllDded Thunday
night, the Jusllce Department aoid.
A Justice Department spokesman alao
llllll<lUDoed 1hat 20 persons had been "' rested around lhe perimeter Thunday nllbl and early today, brlngilljf Iha 1111111-
bet of arresla to 53. 11le official said he
did not know il the 20 were attempting to epter or leave the village.
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camps than have been iwned by their
ctpton. ' '
-The Americans "ere highly orgaJ11o.
ed with aophlsticat.ed and somellmes
bizarre meam of oommunicatlon.
-There were divisions among the men
bul It stemmed mosUy from wnal was
believed to be aelllsbness rather than an-
tiwar atiteme.l)ts · made by some of the
captivea.
'Iba, men are mosl biller about the torture and the iolllary oonfmemenl.
"You can..aeuure tb1s solitary con·
flnement in monlbs and years, not houn
and days," said one source. "One man
spent 27 months In solitary ...
The men were put into bo1es which
measured seven feet by three by three,
the oouroes said. They only gol out to go
lo the toilet.
Details ol the torture are sketchy, but
one favored method wa.s to use wounds
the prisoners received when they were
CIU!tored to insure that tell-tale scars
would be kept to a minimum.
One prlaoner, who was shot tbrougb the
U.S. Prods Reds to Free
More · Prisoners · Tuesday
From lflre Servlcet
SAIGON -Tbe United Stales pul more
Implied pressure oc the Cooununisls to-.rar to teleaoe another HO or so
A.-tcan prisoners ol war by 'l\readay.
Brig. Gen. Jolin A. Wickham Jr., depu·
ty U.S: tlJpre1ent·ative on the
Vletnameae.-A.merican Joint M i I i t a r y
Commission, Iola !he· commission lhal
nearly 74 percent of the AmeMcan and
Allied foreign forces In -Vietnam at the
Ume of tile cease-fire Jan. 28 have . been
15 Yachts St.art
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Fifteen yachts got away on the 790-mlle
Cabo"!rul Luca! race al 12:20 p.m. toilay
In a 1>-tnol IOUtheast breeze.
The southeaster caused the fieel to
lake oU In a bealing situalioo with the
wind virtually on the .-. Tbe majority
ol lhO Deel got oul to aea immediately
after the start. ·
11le first boat across the line was the
Cal iO Moonbay skippered by C. A.
Wolford from Klng Harbor Y1cli1 Club.
withdrawn in compliance with tbe peace
agreement.
Wickham said the United Slalel pulled
15,747 trOops, SOuth Kore.a and other
foreign allies removed 27,490, and 15,716,
lncludilljf 7,7611 Americana, renWn to be
wllhjlraW!l-l>Y March 28.
A U.S. spokemum aoid Wickham
preaenled the figures as a. "mal!er of
record" and did not draw any concJu.siorl.
BuMhe spokesman added thal the United
States "seek.I 'to realize the release of
Atnerlcan priaoners of war as quickly as
we reach dillerent phase lines."
The cease-lire agreement stJpulates
lhal American prisoners will be released
at the same rate t!iat U.S. and other
foreign Allied troops a.re' withdrawn from
Vjetnam. •
They still bold 2811 Americans In North
and South Vietnam and Laos, and U.S.
delegation espects them 'to release about
ball of the5e Tuesday -15 days before
lhe March 18 deadline -to malcll the
rate of the Allied troop wilhdrawala.
Meanwhlle, the United _$tale1 and
South Vietnam asied the Joint Milltary
Commission today to Issue a """lOd ap-
peal for an end to the figblilljf In Soulh
Vietnam, but the· Q)mmunilts said an
eArller r_equeSt· was enough, a Saigon
command apokeaman reported,
. : They also ruled In a brlal cWtbontlon
" :!hat tho local bar owner wu ...,I /I
:a811ull wllh a d...Uy ...-~ ·' :Patrolman Phlllp McCormick -..:cllirgoi
:stemming from Perez'~ all<pol ... of
'Lost' Police.
·Car Found
·~ed in ·Ciash
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Wal ctUSbed ..-I _.r roll by 0
·Tobacco Taboo for Fl.dgeting Council, Audi.ence·
~~~~~=·stop-C)ty Manlier Larry Rose fidgeted, Cl,
Ellll O. llraiiaugh, 11, o1 11119 Newport, ly Attorney Tully 5eymoar popPed I
Blvd., had pUlled -becaUll wreckage cough drop1111o hll mouth, and meoibers
of loor trueb aod ~ eon b!ocl<ed el tl1e audience sbllted nervously In their
Inlerslate 40, ""lDnlbl& lo die Caltlornla cbaln.
llllltway t-:-1' The OC(ISlon .... the baMlng of amok· Be and !)a.,, Branoqb, l, of Lao Ing In the Laguna lleacb City Council
Veps, '""9 -at the _,., while Cbambm during .,,,.,,.;i meellnp.
l!rinoqh'I ylfe Malool,. to, W I I Tba unanimoua actlOD el the council -
• bolpllalbed In crlu..J modltloo with Cool1cllman Peter Oslrander, 1-re-
multlple lllJurles. maJnin1 lllDOker oo the panel "90i<d aye
lavelliplora llld tnict driver Batst• -came Wednelday alter a tie .lrvlne 'lltnm-.. :ti. ol lllrfer, Colo., and all profest0r ~ Oii Ute 111 ~ ol
re1iet -· IJoa llftM. 4t, ol ltllOklnf. I I ~ ~':6116Nti 1*t i.,;. Dr. Robert Eetle, ~ of 1"iW tr tM ~' told tbo councll tbal
'lltey ~ ml -"1'111 IObaocO amoklng In a closed l90lll blrms
no -~lalttred In Ille prior maltll>ie-nonomoken u well as thooe who pall.
nblcfe. aoclcllllt llltldt OW4ted lift Dr. Ea.-D0to4 Ute resear<h proving
miles -of ~ • !bot tobacco smok1nl does bave a 'l'lle aNllt&I dlald 1*11 ... statlstlctl rel1Hmsblp lo deaUt oOcurrlna
'boitttd laitea of .,-. frW1 ........ . diseaae, • na
respin!lory dlscorders. 1overnrnenlal bodiea Including the United
He .&id that In a amote-5Ded room, Nationa In Gene11, Caplltrano Unified
IUCll u the colincll chamber, the carbon Scbqol Dlltrlct, 4he San Juan Capistrano
monoslde levels may.eXceed the level..,_ City Council meetlnp II Wefl IS many
cepted by the Air Pollution Coott0l offtces ol the U.S. Deparlment ol Health,
District la< mnog. F.ducatton Ind Welfare ban •moklni·
He uld the presence ol smoke In the "So we're not wildly Innovative," she
air brlnp on fattcue and can "contribute uld.
lo rbln~1 and abusive langWI&•," Oslraqder, Ill ard>ltec~ noted tho! the
ln to a question by Jootpb J. design ol Iha Coundl •Chamberl ~not
Kelly, pollce cbief, Dr. Earle noted tbal allow for the lhreo air changes per bour
tobacco smok!n& pose.s bea!Ut nazardf to mandated by law, wlllcb inmpted Mra.
pel'IOlll IJO\ ~ In mllrl)u,jiia ~·1 , -~ le> .4bMl'll& ;tl!lt lbe ,air whet;o mg: _ ' . llie !'WJ1Cil lfle°ml><H 1lt WM ho\ler l)>M
O>wtdlman P!uoll.,.W«l1(!Jtolftl,tha£ t/ae'lf~ In the cllambf:a. · .
001'1'81P9ndence received by Ille" coun~ "T\\la vea here Is• rOllOit!Ory for heat
on tho'¥~ 11tit beaVjly ln faior to Ute ~nd Jll'Oke. It'& much w~er here," ahe amo~ ban. ' ' raid. ' .
A llra• vote Uffled by a~ ol the M • swteney "ltt view of Dt'. Earle'•
11tdlenco "'veal"!! that the nonsmokers ;b°i«ooi\1 111<>ut early · fatigue," moved outnum~red smokers 25 lo 15. ' lbal lmoklng be banned In lhe rJ>aittbets
Mrs, s ..... ey llOted that other (Bet NO MOKE, Paa• I)
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!Ort io make him ta& ,
Another prl!onei hid a broken leg
rebrokeo again and again in order to get
a statement from him.
Still another w!Ut-. broken ann was
thrown lnto a celt'1r1UI:. no treatment at
all. His arm heale<Ul-a grvtesque angle
and it will have to bl tiroken again ooce
be returns for It to 1-81 properly.
"We wish we coul<l ,show the -ld·the
scars that these mu rece.lved," ~
authoritative sourte t.!. ut we caD:•t.. Now
now, anyway."
China ·Will Free
American Agent
Hel.d Si11.ce 1952
WASHINGTON (AP) -The While
House announced today that China
agreed to release former CIA agent John
Downey at the Hong Kong border Mon-
day. Downey's ntOlller Is gravely ill In
Hartfoihl, Conn.
-·Downey has been Imprisoned since
1952, I
· 1'resl aecrelat')' ~Id L. Zlegler aid
Presider!~ Niinn asl<ed thal the condition
.pf l\{rJ. Downey be conveyed to Chlneaa
1'\'lme Minillter • Chou Ez>.lal "on bis
behalf."
Ziegler said China Informed Nbon "It
haS decided to commute John Downey'•
sentence and relea&e him March U."
At the same time, Ziegler announced
lhat two Amerloan pllola shol down over
Chinese territory eOd caplured during
the Vietnam war will be aet free on !he
same Hong Koiif border Thllrlday,
They are Air Force M!IJ. Pbllllp E.
Smith and Navy LI. tmifr. Hobert J.
Flynn. China agreed last month during
the visit there of presklenUal envoy
Henry A. Kl511nger to rtltase the two
during the ...... ~ .,.iod that is
scheduled to see the re1uoe of all
American prisoners of war. by North
Vietnam and the Vlei c.n,.
Orange
Weather
11le wealherlady sa,ys ll'lf be a
pretty nice weekend, with a few
acattered clouds and some &U1t7
winds. Highs at the beaches, IO
rising to 65 Inland. Overnight Iowa
15 to 50.
INSUit: TODI\ Y
Th< 1,..; .. Afaate r Clumllc ls
coming of age. To celebrate the
aU$piciow eocne, lilt group tAU
offer Bach" "Mou DI B A!Mlor"
on Sufldav, March 18. s .. •IO!'ll
in todav'• Wt ekender.
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Rakes Gray
At Hearing
WASHINGTON CUP!) -Columnist
Jack Anderson described L. Patrick
Gray today as a "political hatchet man"
for Pruldent Nixon and said Senate con-
firmatlon ol Gray u FBI director would
10t a precadtnt for making the post 1
';poU6caf plum."
Anderton, appearing before the Senate
Judiciary Committee considering Gniy's
nomtnatlon, said, "It is immeasurably
wrongJD put a man in charge of the FBI
whose prime Interest 15 pleasing the
Pruklent.''
From Gray's testimony over 11 hours
In the put week, Ander800 said that It
wu clear to blm he was "not going to
1 restrain the FBI, is not going I<> tal:e the
FBI out of pollUcs, ls not going to restore
the FBI to ill proper _Qlace in our
democratic society.''
(Anderlon's column appears reg'ulirly
on the edll<>rial page pf the DAILY
PILOT.) Andenon, a frequent critic in the past
of the late J. Edgar Hoover while he
was FBI cbief, said no one ever St!iomly
accused HOOver of running a political
fon:o. But Anderson aakt Gray "proved
bimlel! I<> be a poUUcal bat<liet man for
llichard Nixon" since .leaving the Navy
in 191Cl. "'!bat, I believe, ia why he wu
nomlnat<d I<> succeed J, Edgar Hoover.
It ts certalnly why I am here !<>day I<> OP'
pose oonllrmatlon of bis nomination.
"'!'be gnatest possU.le abilse would be
to jUrn the dlrect<>rsbtp. lnl<I a political
piun\ .. And I can guarantee you, U Mr.
Gray ls confirmed as director, we will
never see the end of the precedent you
set. There will be a parade of political
bacb and a mountain of corpses left by
poUUcal hatchet men."
An4er800 aod bis usoclate, Leslie
Wblttel), became Involved personally
with the FBI In January when Fiji
aganta amsted Whitten end Whitten -
alq with two American lndlan
leaden -was accused of receiving
stolen government documenta.
The material bad been tal:en lrom the
BUl'<IU of lndlan Allalrl in Washlngt<>n
during a week·long takeover of the
building last November. The charges
were dropped after the good jury refus-
ed l<I Indict the three.
Anderson recalled the Incident !<>day.
He .said the FBI "knew !uU well no crlnie
waa being committed" when Whitten was
arrested. He said he thought tt was an
example of Gray "using the FBI
dellberatelf, Imowlngly, I<> harass a
newsman.' -
Gray completed hJs testimony_ before
the committee TbundaJ, ltl>{tCl Jo
possible recall after all other witnesses
are heard.
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and putt the council· .. recesa.:.,for610
minutes every hour and a half for a
smoke break, a provision it soon violated
by meeting from 10:30 p.m. to about l-159
a.m. Thursday without a break. ~ -
The council decided that other groupS
meetihg in the chambers could decide for
themselves if they too wished to ban
smoking.
Frl...,, 11.vd! 9, 1973
Ul"I T.....,_
Elderly Teenyboppers
It's not a rock concert, and the policeman probably
has bad riot training,. but how do you control a
mob of senior citizens rushing the stage to get Law·
rence Welk's autograph? Officials managed to keep
order as the champagne music maker gave a con·
cert in Miami. ·
$1,300 Collected
For Paralyzed
MesaHighAthlete
Girls from both C.Osta Mesa high school
campuses made a $1,SOO dent Thursday
night in the medical bill of Pete
Richardson , a 15-year-old athlete who
was paralyzed last summer.
Tbe sum wu raised by junior and
senior powderpuff football teams from
c:osta Mesa and F..stancia High School
during benefit gridiron battles Jan. 20
and Feb. 3 at Davidson Field.
RJ.cbardson, 933 Magellan Ave ,, Costa
Mesa, was injured last August while
doing nips on the beach. Paralyzed from
tbe neck down, he i s undergoing
reha6ilitation therapy but d o c t o r s
believe be may never walk again.
As a freshman at Costa Mesa High
School Richardson distinguished himself
as _an outstanding athlete. He was active
in track, wrestling, and in football was
awarded the "Outstanding Lineman of
the Year" trophy.
All members of the four powderpuff
teams were given certificates, of recogni-
durtng Thursday night's dessert. The
phy, however, was given to the
ia juniors, winners of the tourna-,
Suspects Held
On Costa Mesa ·-ilad Check Raps
An investigation of a cbeck writing ring
Which tiegan in Costa Mesa last October
Hop~ Abandoned for Jet
That Slammed Into Ocean
Hope for survival of the pilot of an FB
Crusader jet photcrreconnaissance plane
which slammed into the sea between San
Diego and San Clemente Island was
abandoned at dusk Thursday.
The plane plunged into the Pacific in
heavy rain east of the rocky, uninhabited
island during a mid·morning training
flight out of Miramar Naval Air Station.
Navy authorities said the pilot of a
companion plane on the same mission
saw Lt. {jg) Andrew R. Burger, 26, of
Westwood, N.J., go down.
Bits of wreckage were recovered by
two Coast Guard cutters dispatched from
the search and rescue center at Long
Beach, but no trace of the pilot was
found .
ficials said later the report was a~
parently unfounded.
Coast Guard cutters and t w o
helicopters sent out on both the mystery
plane report and the Navy jet crasli
could find no trace of any ditching so
close to shore.
Naval air station spokesmen said when
initially contacted Thursday that the
plane piloted by Lt. Burger could have
been up to 100 miles offshore when it
crashed.
The actual distance was 30 to 40 miles.
Suit for False Some confusion was created during in:
itial stages of the search by one man's
report that be saw a plane trailing smoke A J, M
about 10 miles off Dana Point. rreSt l l ears
Orange County Harbor Department of--. J.v r~~~~e~~.:
Five Will Face .. :fi.few!':~ ~:=.: ~ ~
Heroin Hearing
At Harbor Court
named Jerome A. PJel'd!'"wbo claimed to
be a friend of Lt. GOv. Ed Reinecke;.
The c~ cliused tbe resignation Feb.
.., 16 of Remecke'• top aide, Morris E. Cur~
rey. Reinecke-accepted the resigaation
saying he was "totally unaware" Of any
"improprieties" in connection with the
friendship between Qurey and Pierce.
David Mabaram and Monica~ Lee
Gregorich fl.led an $850,00J claim ~hich
the State Board of Control rejected Tues-
day, a formaUty that opens the d6or to
filing a lawsuit.
• ~ubpinated in the arrest of five persons
Knife Thrower ---~:\,. suspicion or writing a•
Five persons accused by police of sell·
ing heroin to a Costa Mesa narcotics
agent have been ordered to appear for
preliminary hearing April 2 at Harbor
Judicial District Court.
Bop
Terror
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BELFAS'l'f: H4l'tllem lftlml (AP) -
Northern lft1aod Wiied overobelmlllll1
to remain British in a refereadwn mar-
red by terrorist bomb .-. oflidaI
results showed l<><lay.
'!be C9U11t of bllJota ca al -7
listed 511,llO -ta -of Woe the pMlnce llritilll and aaly..!i• ID
favor of JoiniD8 the · tndieptw" · 1risb
Republlc 1<> the aouth.
'lbe vote had beeo a foregone ci»-
cllJlion.. 'lbe ~majority ill the
prvvtnce al~ bas fa.....S ..,...mrog
part of Britain.
MOii of the 11A11nan C.tbolic minori1Y
would prefer lo joip ·tho Irllb R<pubtic,
which is ~ (>U<Ollt Catholic.
Voting l<>tala -ted the Catholics largely boyq)tted tbe r e f e r e n d u m ,
deddiD& againlt ballatiQg in an electim
that was oever lD. .doObL
Voting Rules
For All-year
School Urged
State Assemblyman Robert Burte
plans to introduce a bill within two to
three weeks which would nqultt a -of parelits prior to the llart of 8llJ new
all year schools.
A spokemnan for the Btmtingtoo Beach
Republican said the fioal form of the bill
is not ready, but ii could fndude lllOtt
than just the -prorision. "We're In the .-anil pbae of ii right
now," Matthew Weyuker, Burte's ad-
ministrative assistant in Sac:rameoto,
said today. "We want to protect the in-
terests of the parents, the teadlen and
the students."
· Weyuker said Bmte'1 bill would ael the
rules fnr voling aod probably wwld ,...
quire a .simple majority of pareotat ap-
proval.
Weyuker said Butte's -1 doa
not stem aolely from the an year -
oontroveniy In Btmtingtoo Beach'• O<ean
View .School District, though II doa have
"something to do with it."
Teachers at %1 of Ocean ~• 2f
elementary schools recmtly v o t e d
against all year plans. District officials
with parents and teacbenl, will decide u;
mld-May lf W-and Clest View
will enter their a!iCODd. year of. an JUI'
system.
Weyuhr said Butte is not oppooO\I 1<>
all year tchools where the neOd fer ii·...,
be shown, but be is --,Jo ....
change "just for the -of fnncmdloii!i Burke_ is a membir or the ,_..,.
Ellticatio1i"C:Oinm!tlee. -'~
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -Agricul-
Secretary Earl But. Thursday rejected
California's request for federal aid lo 15
· counties that suffered an eslhr.ated snt
million loss in a December l'nelle. Bola
denied the request on groonds there isn't
enough money in the 'ttln'eDt emergency
loan program, said H. R. Temple Jr.
direcl<>r of the atate Office of EmeqeoJey
Services.
' 1 '!'llere OR just ..., I mlQia W>ltts In >
the pro.-, about 300,Dllt of them
Catholics. '!'be resuilS RJggest<d that 2
pereml of digibte C.thoUcs dedd<d 10 -. '
'!'be ~ -, b1 -· IP' _.., l1ea'7. '
As the -bepo, more violmco broke out. A bomb blasted a pool office
in Dungiven. near l.mdoodeny. No one
-1m1.
In Belfast, police . --14
Protest•"" for qaaticmiag GD .. armed
100beriel and CICb!r lllbvasin crimes,"
a sp>';w•fum. reported.
W'idelp'ead cnlenwtion a I 1 o was
-In Dublin today fnr the temJrilf'. -bomho that tilled ..,. man aod --'ed' •
""'"' than :flJO -in Lolldoo, anct . lean grew the blilsts mlg)ll damag<' •
BrltJsb.lrisb relations. (Slmy, Page 4) .. ;
Tourist agencies foarod that their fn>"
dustry • just beginning to m:uver from a· •
-boycott after -of the British Embassy in Dublin last yt.ai,
might suffer a new setback. • · •
Pftss reactkn was me ol universal"-
....,. agl1nsl the perpetntani GI lbi'.4
-·J '!be lrilh Times said in an edll<>rial''
"U the aim of the bombs In ~ w-
t<> mUe the English g.neraI public more
sick than ever of the Irish situalioo. tbia
ooold banlly be dooe, for all signs are
that the average Englishman bas bad •
aaigh." .. -
-in the -wing of Ibo··
Irish Republican Army c I a i m e •~
resp•tsihilily for the expkwdons. botv
there bas baen oo allidal statOIM!t --ita headqullrten iD Dublin.
TONIGBT •'l
sr. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE -For'
~tally retarded. Comnnmity ~'
-Cl!nter, ~ 7-9 p.m. .:
"ACORNS TO ASPHALT" -OCC Lee<'
-series bj' He11t7 Panlan, "'!'be Ang!O' ~." ooc Sciem:e ~ 7.f p.m. al
llEW WAYS OF RELATING -'l'llE
GESTALT APPROACH -Dr. Gerhard
Kohn, occ Science Lecture Hall 2, 7:• t!JO p.m. ' "1 occ 11Llol 'Sl'!lllFZ -"McCabe and:
Mn.'Mllll!i',"~Tp.m.Adm.$1. '.
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'l'beal<r, 'llnogb Smxlay, I p.m. ~ 14J.JJG. -~
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L1BllARY STORY BOOR -~
1<r an •••Sf "catch 111e Joy" m1 •'Iii>( e.a .... iito~.Pln.· 10:311 LID. "
BOJINST.EIN MEMORY 'l'llAllilliG -'
Arlbur Bamlleln, leclurer. occ Sc....;
llall. ~ lbnJogb -31, •JS a.m. ltegiltl'itioo $Z5. :
SUNDAY, MA.BQI 11 •:
HORSE Sjfow -~ bj' ~
Boots .t. Sadclie Club, Fairpvunda, t a.m..
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, -c ftil)\a!ed $35,000 in -forged checks in the
Onl Y B , ~ "Rast six inoilth!I were Jack L. Martin, 26, . y OUDg oy an4.Elaine'M8J'Y ·Sawyer, 25, both of U20
to'mbard Drive. AnaheirD and James
W. Lawsoh, '¥/, and Brenda E. Brannon,
Jailed by police Feb. 20 after a six·
months long undercover investigation
and chatged with & variety of narcotics
complaints were Shirley L. Kircher 24
and Dennis Peter Rose, 25, both oi '2014
Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa; Frederick
Schimmel, 28, of 212 Salmon Way, C:Osta
Mesa : and Peter Gene Pulos, 37, of 3211
2nd Ave. and Joseph Anthony Dominic,
30. of 707 Rockford Place, both of
Newport Beacb.
Talavera. Dre~er s very newest!
Costa Mesa police said today that an
unidentified assailant who threw a knife
at a Pomona School student was not mid·
die-aged, as re!;'>Orted in Thursday's Daily
Pilot.'
Lt. Harold Fisher said the knife
' thrower was about 9 or 10 years old and
55 pounds in weight. The story mistaken-
ly listed the assailant's age at 55.
Printing of the correction, according to
Lt. Fisher, will relieve possible concern
of parents about an aduJt criminal haunt·
ing the school oeighborbood.
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20. both of 1136 Leisure court, Anaheim.
The fifth suspect is a 17-year-old girl
with an out or state address.
Detectives from Costa Mesa. Anaheim
and Fullerton made the arrests Wednes·
day and Thursday at the residences.
Seized were 500 blank checks, a check
writing machine and several hundred
dollars in cash, police said.
Officers said that the ring operated in
Costa Mesa, Anaheim , Fullerton and
Buena Park.
Charges against a sixth perS-On,
Anthony Balza.mo, of Stanton were drotr
ped after investigation disclosed he was
not involved.
Police allege the others sold small
quantities of her oin v a I u e d air
proximately $600 to a female agent work-·
mg for the Costa Mesa narcotics bureau.
Money and Government
Covered in Sunday Pilot
Money and government seen1 to have
been two big topics this week as
reporters got it together for Sunday's
edition of the DAILY PILOT. "Sunday's
Best'' will include:
LAW FUND -Membership In the
Legal Aid Warranty Fund, a non-profit
Orange County organizatkin, could be
your insurance for freedom if you're jail·
ed and can't make baU, can't arford an
attorney or don't qualify for "legal ald ."
Story by Sunday Editor Alan Dtrkln.
RAPE OF TAXPAYER -Columnist
Von Hoffman says eveeyone in the coun-
try who bas to turn In a Form 1040
should read PhiLip, M. Stern's "The Rape
of the Taxpayer. ' tt ~rlbes whaj the
columnist calla "The Mexican Vegc able
Rollover." rlcb Americans' maneuvers to avoid taxes. • • ' t
FOOD: UPS AND DOWNS ~ Wblje
consum1n sre paying all·tlme high
prices for foods the outlook on the-f.irm
b; for plummeting prices -disastrous
drops In income for 1anners -a~rding
to a Christian Science Monitor News
Service survey. It will appear In YOU
Section.
PAIR OF QUEENS -What does it
take lo win a beauty title? Staff Writer
Terry Coville checked with a couple who
are in training now and tells their story
in a speeial feature.
LEFT·HANDED -Ella Moye Sanders
st~rted out to be an artist, but wound up
bemg a left-handed psychologist. Her
story -In words and pictures -is the
personality profile in this week's
w(lmeo's section. Staff Writer A11ison
Deerr tells about the Huntington Beach
woman who had first to deal with her
own frustrations.
OMBUDSMAN -Every city has one
or more, but none wear the title (Ombudsmen means geoples' rcpresen·
tallve, • liaison b<tween the citizen with
a complaint and ~ aulhorlties about
whom he is contplainina). Staff Writer
Frederick Scho<imehl lindl! out who
handles the grl~a -and !\Ow -In cities
of the Orange Co11t area.
RUTH BUZZI-The &till' tllal Laugh-in
bOUt answers quesOon1 about how sbe
•hut her cat in the dishwuher, about her
romantic Ute, her marriage, h e r
schooldays and more In Family Weekly'•
Star <;hat.
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MIRROR -$75. BED -$129.
DRESSER -$329. NIGHT STAND $139.
CHEST -$279.
NOW 01',1 DISPLAY AT TED v°" HEMERrS.
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Genesi.s Def eat,ed
For State Texts
LOS ANGELJ;S (UPI) -A
1111~ Boord of Educotlon rul-
ing'"' -California
ICbooldilldrto will be taupt
-the oricln of .... lw '""'1ted Ill a anall oetbaCk lot
Donrin and a deleat for
Genfsls.
The board ruled 'l1mldoy
by • '" vote lhal appvvecl l&tboota f o r · demeuWy
sObooI students <a11 contlllue
to lftRllt .... u bav!ng
evolved from lower 1nlm1Ls
but --I It aa lheorj
oa1y, --fact. &a lbo .boud ~the
~nd by hmd•rnentaliat
nH..,.._andoomeof
Ibo °"" ~ thel lclen-
11!1< lesta mer! nllclou•
btlfeb lbal a divine power
created tbe universe, or lhal
man Is Ibo pmluct of a
··~ creation" by God.
EDUCATOllS noted I b a I
since -publlsbm lend to gear lhelr mai.rtal to !be
larger markell, rulings in
Callfomla. the naUon11 most
popu)ou! 1tate, have an lm·
pact on the choice oC textboob
throughout the nation.
A p p r o v e d tei:tbookt in
California must now note that
"most scienti!ts agree that
the theory of organic evolution
is the best scienllflc descrlPI
Uon we have to account for
tbe complex lonns of We Ill
the past and pnaeol."
As on uample· of the kind of
changes which will have to be
made:
Now -"Like the other
orgonlsma inhabiting I h l s
planet, man has evolved from aocestral origins .••
Future -"It is believed in
the theory of evolution that
man bas evolved from an-
ceJlral organisms, like the
other organisms lnhabiUng
thla planet."
TH E SCIENTIFIC com-
munJty '8(1Wlted a determined campalan a g a i n s t the dtmimcfs by ,religious groups,
and the National Academy of
Sciences coodemned attempts
to require mixing religious
and scientific believes in
school boots.
.Joan Baez Reveals
BUexual Tendency
BERKELEY (AP) -Follainger Joan Baez says whal
a lllory Ill a local campus ne-says is true -she
.ii ''bilezull." , "'Ille quotes an all comet. '1bo6e are my cpllel,
...... off a lope reconl<r ," Mis Baez said Friday of a
lflrry Ill the Doily Californian quoting ·11er BJ saying sbe
bad a love affair with another woman when she was 21.
,.__"ONE OF THE nl-whatever you wrurt to call tt -:~"my Hfe -wu a woman,'' the independent student ~-· -on the Unlvenlly of Calllornla cam-,... Ilse quoted her u aay!ng. ".HJ _ .... bel!ll _,, ""'8ting bebmd bis desk,
wallinl tor Ille day -I'm golni to aay lbat to the press.
I lllld Dim I woold aoswer the q.-U It wao over w-
ed." b llld.
Loi« ..,. -lo • !Ian Franciaco CJrooicle ~
porter.
. "Ev&1-II, more or 1-bbemal. People ju!I c1oni ·wn 1o admit 11. n .,,.... down to tecboicalllies of wbeiber "'° act It out er not."
• MISS BAEZ, 12, aaid tbe ..zuld """"1llW she ~ened
1o -''Bf1 !Int and ooq" IUCli esperleoce. "I love meo.
11 ui IDlle ar leded," lbe addeli
r.....,,....,. •.1m DAILY PILOT IS
Assembly Moderates
Win; Burke -Loses
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Military fire rig sp<ays the remains of three F4 phantom jets that were -g
flown by Navy'1 Blue Angels aerobatic .team when they a-about 20
miles -of El Centro. The J,>ilots peracbuted to safely after .the tu mil-
lion4ollar jets collided. .
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False Land Oaims Charged
SACIWolEN10 (AP) -A __ ...,. __ _
Ille mlooril;J floor lm4er'W ,.
le tlle A I I •il>IJ, ....... -
a eamrnadft~1 chaO p m
the finl change .. Ibo
~ lop GOP pod ID
e;pt,..,...
'lllo -1bund"1 .,
Bob Beta ly of. Manhattan
8-hwaa&illoftdbytlle
election of .... -IOll-
deoc:ribod -.. the
No. l and No. s Rtp#-
posll in the A_...,..
BenrlJ ddoat<d Bob BurU
Rock Group
Musician
Found Dead
Shaslina Properties Inc. is Sen. James R. Mills (D-San
Sen. John L. Harmer (a.Glen-llil¥>l· <XlRTE MADERA (AP) -
dale), a former n·va1 j One of the mi.aeprtse1> Rm McKerun, the %1-yeac-
of Hlllllias1an 8ea<h on a IM
-al Ille ~ aueus
lo --Bob llooapn of Tnc:y as mlnarllJ fl o o r --MONAGAN IS upected 14
ftSigD his Asmnbly seat of 11
,... lo -• post in !be
Nima Admirjsf.ration as assis·
--.Y of transporta-
tlDD ... 6J1C1es»Mll ll.tison.
AiM•llJlyman Franl Murphy
ol Santa cnn was elected to
........i Beverly as GOP
Caucus cbainnan, the No. l
Republican post, and
Aslomlllyman Dixon Arnett of
Redwood City was elected
party whip.
Bc•aly's election was seen
as a cmdinuation of control of
tbe 'smnNy GOP caucua by
the ~liberal faction of
the party wbich supported .. _
Managan's temire as Door
-and speaker was one of
the lorigest continuous GOP
leodonbip r<igns in modem
lkMI in the calltor~ra
legislature.
AL'l1IOUGH Beftrly did oot
have Monagan•a public en·
dorsement. he has been close-
ly allied with Ille former floor
ltader oJllf wu oupporled by
!be same modera~ -liberal
coaliUOn which kept Monagan
in power.
In 1965, Monagan was leader
o( the )'OUOI moderates who
won party control in lhe
Assembly , away from con·
servattves. ~e is the fourth
l'OOSttV&tive :Republican to
UMuccessfW1y c b a 11 e n g e
moderates for party i
leadership Ill the past three ;
years .
Beverly bu a reputation as
a moderate Wbo has a working
relatiO'Dlbip with the
DemocraUe J'Dljorlty, which
DO'!" at.ands at 49-29. He
was one of only e i g h t
Republicaoa to be given a
conunlttee chairmanship when
Morelli pu<e\ed oul 'r1 such
posts in 11'/l.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
state attorney general'1 office
has accused a Northern
California subdivision operator
·or making false claims in the
promotion of house lots in
Siskiyou County.
~ ta"-y ... ;;.1 old .-o;;. Pen" of the fabled Yowiger's for the GOP ....., ... , ounger ~ was a
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nomination for altornt'f that the purdwe of Jami al ::-"'1:-""!~~r-------------------
general Lake Sbastinl Wal a IOWl1 in-vestment. certain to iDcrease mml ill tbil San Francisco
Atty. Gen. Evelle J .
'lounger said Thursday be had
filed a complalnl aga!nsl
Shastina Properties I n c . ,
owners a'f operators of the
18,00G-acre Lake Sh a 1 t I n a
development near the town of
Weed.
Among . the director.s of
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Is Someone
Out There?
The complaint, filed 'lllln-in value in the future. Bay ana """""mily. day in Contra Costa County ~~ --· ~ ~~
Supeno· r r--accu1e1 -"-· -"--"---•"""'us -~~ ~ .. .. TbandQ' llicl& .. the floor of
ShastlDa "' lnstructin& or $4 Millio. n bis --..· ..,. • ...-........ perm!'"-salesmen "lo use --. who bad DOI _, llim !Gr two
&lalem<llts In seI1in8 lots .._ ~ ~~ "--'-which misrepreselll actual Ir> _, •• ---~, --
D B ....... ollice aid. All aulopoJ
=~=~~........ ue uyers .... .,....., ... lod'1 to dd<rmiDeflie cooseof-
Frimds said t!!at be -A SP 0 KE SM AN for LOS ANGELES (AP) -1....i !nm bq)ltitis, an illness ~. chairman· of the· RelJJnds ot up lo '4 mlllian an lhal i*•...ml him !nm
Senato Republican Caucus, ~ ~ '""!:''anat ploying with Ille group ID ,..
Slid the senator had not yd _., ..m months.
seen Younger's complablt and agreement reached with Great had no immediate commenL Western Cities Inc-, says MeDBNAN, who pbJtd
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Evelle J . Younser. the orpn and harp and was a
armer -who was a 1970 Ycunger said 'l1'"ma-Mla"'-y a vocalist. was an csiginal mem-
primary candidate aga!nsl -ord<r Ill Loll ~ ber of the Graldu1 ~
Yoonger for tho GOP rwntna-Superior Court -the -as I'll Pe D ,
STANFORD (UPI) -A !Ion for attorneY general -Is dlapole lllvolriog ales at lldanan's Ir--waa
Cluhs: No Co'7er
State May Push Niuk Ban
~ SAN YRANCISO (AP) -A ball doRn ~Dist
..... 11111 ... .,..... up their -.. '"*lled 1iider •
rcaeaed llllle ban cm ~ erXertaJnmem & ~
mm fir tbe owners said. '
"W. di not COVU' up Olr bollolnJda ilancen and Wt
will mil ... a..tnngs on our bolloml-tlanoen" DllV.
Rooaibe<g. publicUI for sU: cl the clubs, aaid ~y.
"We will fighl them in court," he said al'ler owneni
got -from the -Al--~·· Cootrol lJe. (>Ublltill to coverµp lheir boltoml<os od&.' . .
11>e ABC said in 1"s Angeles it would enforee reiiul•·
-qalnsl -am Ill piacel ...-vlng alcoboilc be\-.ng<s.
. '"lbese aren't criminal dlarges." betsakl. "We're nut
-to amd out paddy wag4"11 and'-'em up wllll ..-..· St lord astronomer -·g now ngarded as the leading Calllanda Qly, acquired ID bis --_....,,
8 n --GOP candida~ for president 1111 117 GftOt Western Un11e1 long l>ladt hair, --gelled Tb u fl d a y thal p· ro •-of the •--•-If "-, the _ _. of ~~ .....,. mystlrioul radio signals beard Re ~ ~w -... .-----. long l>ladt -••he 40 Yflln ago may have beeo11_....::.publlcans~=~ma==na:::::g•:...::"':...::oust=__:W:.:estem=~a:::u.s:::_ _____ :and:_:m::_:old::_:•:est.~----.!::==================~
an effort by Intelligent Ille inl
space to communlca~ with
!be earth.
Ronald N, Bracewell Slid a
new nad!ng of !be •lin&ls.
r e ~ or de 'd ,intermittently
-11128 and 1932, pin-== =: ::::' •
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'• I ' She told ,,..._ ar>ber' -en the Sen Francisco ~ -she ............ If .. -..... -!.rm. ot If "Ille dls<k>"lre illould -'beec) made, "but I
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I -11·1~a ·1otctpolople." · I ,
"lleiDg JW're 'f..«;f. JDUCh_Jaggd Jl<!i!p -LflJ tho upplly .......,.,., of 'Pl" JU<• she aaid. •"fiio ex· ;c1umtsm ""'°"1d befrrC toCailt pY II ODO of the IOOSI self-
lig'.IPmw I've f!fflt nm IDlo." ,
" "II you IWlng bolll way'i, you ...Uy swing," sbe told
1llO ---· "I luol ftsun, you -· double 'Jam' pie• n."
He .said !be iead!ng came
from Sooltish scientist Duncan
Lunan ol Glue<!,w. w!!o !!ad
sent him hls ttudles. 0 we
have to be extremely car.ful
:oot to throw away anything
whlcb might be '!be l!IMaSe'
from elsewben in the uni-
verse," he said.
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Effective Annual MAINOfflClf
Eamlnss 9'h & Hiii, Loa Anlllel • 623o135l
5.00%-5.13% Other oHloff
WIUHlftl .. OltMlaCY P\M%.I
Passbook. No Minimum. 3933 Wlhtllr1 81Vd .. LA.• 39N.265
~5%-5.92% LA. CMC ct:N'Tllb
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Year Certificate HUNTIHllTON HAat:
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Two to Five Year Certificates 711 WUshlt11 Blvd.• 393-074'
$5,000 Minimum. --Up to 90 days losS of 10th .. ~le• lll~l
Interest on amounts WllT-withdrawn before maturity r..llllm anbpplt11 ar. •mo.mi
on all certificate accounts. PANqAAUA cnf1 ChHe. Van Nuya BIYd. • 192-1111
.,, l~•lottof al10 provides big dis~
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18751 V.nltita Blvd.• ,34~14
• Thi lnsldtri Clubi A new counts on tickets to sport· LONG HACH:
" wwt to beat Inflation. Its Ing and entertainment 3rd & l4MjU9l • 437·7411
membership card permits ..Jents ... plus a whole UST LOSANGlLU:
8lh4r. SOto • 266-"SlO
you to buy nearly eveiy-ll•t o!' ln!e services' safe DIAMOND Ult:
thing you need from th• deposit boXes, money or-m1·0
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-linest ciose<klOOr 1hoW-ders, traveler-checks, 4 Sff.7S25
tumri11
• room& et subsllntlal Nv-and riotary services. tfr.1~7o Sh<Q)lnc ctr.
• 1nis -oppllences. fumi-Membership require-.,._
ture, -equipment, ment for savers-$2,500 Lt Mir.dll ~ftl Ctr.
~118 &Cods. draperies minimum balance. Coast (7141 52217&
Mid much. much more. borrowers now receive as-IAH MMllG.t . °" Mtt at i.. TUnn • 2B7.f941
You can even buy cars soclate memberShipe en.
et the "fleet" price and titilna tMm to all outside Diily Houn-t AM to 4 l'M
mobile homeS and motor· referral services. ASk All~ '-PtCMc
cycles et subStantlal aav· ebout Joining~• any Coast c.ntS. Open SIWt'doya
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Recognition Earned
A Costa Mesa police officer llSlligned to !be city of
lrrine bas won singular distinction by being named 1972
Officer of the Year. · •;
Robert E. ''Pop" Arnold, 53, bas since Sept. 1, pa·
trolled the 41-square mile city of Irvine along with rune
olben who make up the new city's first police force.
The duty In Irvine marks yet another stage of
growth In' the career of the man who began service with.
the Costa Mesa Police Department in 1957 -as a re-
serve officer.
Since. Nov. 1, 1959, when Pop, father of three and
gnndfather of 12, was hired as a regular officer he has
been earning the respect of bis fellow officers and the
communities he serves.
That respect is only spotlighted by Arnold's desig·
nation as the recipient of the 1972 award presented to
mm by the Costa Mesa Exchange Club. All members of
the force vote to select the outstanding officer recog-
nized this way each year since 1963.
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The DAILY PILOT joins the Costa Mesa and lrvlne
policemen in honoring Pop Arnold - a police profes-
. sional deserving of the honor for service to citizens of
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SPRING fASHION PREVIEW ~. both cities. SB
Vnpaved
Road CouLl,
Be a Privilege
~NEYJ.urn3
In an unebmderillle -fl P'
will not long qo. Jlldt '"' -6e
Wuhlnglon columnill, -4 -a few kind words for poHtia!I fipns -
have not held their polmi -.,. 6e years.
Amoag this blPPJ ""'· .. -• Senate dean, Oecqe Aim .. ""' I,
who hU b-eeu an
elected olllclal for
40 years: uy et the
road that runs put
the house be bu
owned in Pulney,
Vt., since the -ts still unpaved."
'lbere ts no q-
lion in my mind of
Sen. AIUD'1 unyield-
ing bonesly, bul I
suspect that Jaek Anda-11 a -naive in respect to the l'Old ......._.,.
Ibo Senator's Vermobl -lll:r 6e
fact that it tw: rerzwined •11 A •
these years may bt more w · a lit
the Senator'• inlluen<e -to Ilia ... tegrlty.
Anyone who OWD1 a tiWDJ ~
knows what a losilll llr,.gle A ii ......
the road unpaved; indood. • I ..
road pall your~ Is me ff Ille -
symbols of -Qaoe --.. your privacy Is baH -· -...., ..
towns 1lke Putney, where ---in all dwing the -ond ....
About t dor.en }'ob qo, tbe -
board appropriated f1mds to lw t I 6e
road that nms aioo, my [1IM2 lo
Wisconsin -a poinlle!I pr9j<d. tiaae
the road goea nowhere but mm ....
main highway, and the vast ~ d
residents wanted it kept just tbe ..., ii
was.
-...·--alJllioaDll>' ____ .,.. .... out
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Don'tMarryaGirlWlw ..
What kind of a girt should a mm llm'-
ry? ( HAL BOYLE ) That isn't loo barcl lo fig= ed. A -
should mmy the girl bo•1 m --
and can get along with. a --him and can get along with bim.
Whal ldnd of girl sbould a ma ~ ..... --lilr..,. iii * £naks
marrying! Any other kind. -;...._ it ii a ...a:~ m detane:M,
But be should be at special paial lo _, -.,..,.. _ • ---.
avoid marrying the • -,. tor r , , ;;, polJllc
tind of girl who -* - -jal .. ..., bim in
Spends more on lit~
her hair tbaD be -... ii .... • i:ot ... ill •
cioH on bis entire --.
-• 5 • --iilndalil1 -'lbina being "• -" •• -• • mere housewife" -
as she calll It -ii -• r. .._.II Iii! gitlmeo iD somehow d<l8'adlng. _._._
Takes pride ill the --jllir-• oW doll -fact she -'t cook well and ...... ___ llillr-______ ....
desire to leam.
Feel •• ~.~-· ,,_,u wubhis-a .... _...., __ __
mwuauu ~ ...... .-r-.Jll ' 5 a .965 or
socks. -..--•• • Can't looep ....... _.., • ?" 'llMll • - -...., ... litlk
lidy u ..if• lfml.ln. .,.. n : ••lllIL · Can 't keep from ~ a .._ -, ..... ._ 1 'Ed does"
wireasooaJ>br tid1· lllll•IR._. .... -.
EXPl!lCll lo dole bit -._ • 5 ol lar po+q ....
ever da7121!1ad of-a...._ -*' --q -11 ........................... _ ....... ..._
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funn7, S J -··-.... ,~-lhal Ibo llrtl llilll *,!_ •-.:f b r ~-·-· -a ···----ICIHll Keepe ber ar.,.:e!ll -Ibo-....... -~
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Mandatory Retirement Age Proposed . -. .
Are Congressmen, Judge·s, Too Old?
WASHINGTON -Jt's a timely and
much needed refonn-but its chances of
getting anywhere are virtually nil.
Rep. John Seiberling, D.-0., is sponsor·
ing a constitutional amendment that
would impose an age limit of 65 on
members of Congress and 70 years for
federal judges, including the Surpreme
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(ROBERT S.AI.I.ENJ
"Jmsiness bas found t.hat wilbout man-
datory <retirement of older officlals. and
employes," he declared, "it is •·
tremely diffiqJJUo attracl and bold able
younger men and women needed lo keep
a firm vigorous, progressive. and suc-
cessful '1 retire due to severe illness, from which
he died a short time later. Justice
William O. Douglas, 74, lingers on
"Long ago," says although requiring a battery.charged
Seiberling, 54-year· pacemaker for his heart and recently
old grandson of the was reputed to be ailing.
founder of the Good· But desirable. as such a mandatory age
year Tire & Rubber Um.it migbt be, putting it into effect is
C'A>., "Coqress ac· somelhlng elie. Ameodin~·lhe«:Ollll\i!U-
knowledged the wis· tion is a difficult and tortuous pro®S.
dom of mandalory • To liegin with, the proposal 'would
retirement when it _ .t have to be passed bY Qmgress-\'lrtually
estahlisbed a ntire-! · , all of whose key '"leaders are -:,eruor
ment age for those in government e· citizens," to put it tac:tfully.: r
RrVice. JI Is time C'A>µgress app!)ed this . . . • ' · • principle .-to llBell an<l-lbe~ federal THEN, even U the lllne!.Ji!menl
judiciary." · somehow got througbCongress, where a
n IS TIME, indeed, and long overdue!
The Akron legislator couldn't be more
correct.
Ml be pertinenlly points out, the
average age of qiainnen of House com·
·mittees is 65, while federal judges serve
for life and some hang on interminably.
Etwnples:
1be late Supreme Court Justice Hugo
Black was 85 when finally forced to
two-thirds majority is required, it would
have to run the highly uncertain gauotlet
of the 50 state legislatures, th.ree-low;tha
of which would have to approte. , ,
It would take a long time-as
demonstrated by the discou~g fact
that there is no evidence: ~iberlfug's
sound idea is even getting started in
Congress. ·
That's not daunting him ; he is firmly
convinced that sooner or later his p~
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Mental Hospital Flap
Sickening. That's what it is .
Sick..sick-ciek, the way some play on
the fears and emotions of others for
personal gain and notoriety.
Take the recent flap over the state's
long-range program
to phase out its hos·
pitab: for the men·
tally iU and reiard·
ed.
There is nothing
new about the con·
cept of community
care for the mental· 1¥ ill .
II started beck in
1957 with the passage of the Sl>Ort·lloyle
Acl 'I.bat WU 8 great year, n WU, the
beginning of the end for warehouses
where the meotally ill were stacked and
forgotten. Piling those unfortunate folks
in anthills far from home is not only
cruel, it b counterproductive. It causes
maoy patients to regress, to deteriorate.
California's program of community
care bas proved to be sound and suc-
cessful. It bas established a pattern other
states and nations now follow.
Under Short-Doyle and, since 1967, the Lan'tenn ... Petn..sbort · A'ct. population
al the state menial 'lnstituUons bas
shrunk from 35,000 lo 5,400.
In the beginning, the •tale paid com-
munities 50 percenl of the. cost •f the
local programs. In 1961 tbil """ lo 75
percent; now it's 90 percent. The state
pays all costs for programs for the men-
ially retarded.
SO.MB LOCAL laciillles au better than
((ll>ers but all m~ mtel stale alandards
to qualll~ fiir the prognun, Menial
focililiel ""' seldom p,.tty places and *"' Is ® iloubl • IOllle do need
ll[icndioc. l/Ut. patienta are far better off at the -1' level than when theJ were
trW..i like l<pers In some remote col-
111ff • Pallent populallon al the stile's
.hotpltals is dwindling at !be rate of 2,000
a yur. Dr. Wllllam Mayer, r<eently
named slile dln!ctor o(Jlltlllal hygiene,
mdlc1a tbit by 1977 all,Jl!enlallY 111 Jilli be carod for In lh<lr owil commuriltles
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and all state hospitals will be phased out
shortly after that. Timing depends upon
the development of additional and ac·
ceptable facilities at the community
level.
THE STATE also plans to relocate
some 10,000 mentally retarded patients in
small, family-type units at the local
level. In that way Miis could be close to
home and parents and r e c e i v e
personalized care and training. That pro-
gram. is at least 10 years in the future.
To the Editor: ~ ,
As a second year member-.of. lb<
Mission VJe~El Toro community, ·I feel
a disgusting amount of apathy' toward
the goals of the younger generation. lam
referring mainly to a fund·ralslpc P"" • gn.m put on by lb< Mission Vlelo H(gh
School Music Boosters Assocllllfoo. •
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Firsl, slandardl must be~/O.\helocai. ·'!¥It''~ with partisan games
facilities and then accepiabl8cfocillties lliiln, imp;GVlng Uj(. mental hygiene pro.
and qualified staffs develo~ al)d li-gram. .• ,;._: ,.. ' . . . ,,.. ' " censed. ' • · • ~NE· should set lhooo people
To facliitale the. relocation of the MRs, ... ,1,thighto:·T!ie ~ of the stale'• men-·
the department. cf mental hy~ene"' bas tm:: hygiene program is to care for the
developed a. ~1"0£!am. of tun c1tW:n and ~tally ill and the mentally retitded. It
parent ~c1pation ~ the plannmg. It is Dot to provide jobs fQr state wort.en;
was, Dr. M•yer c:once1v~d, one~~ to let it' is not to provide state pa"'1Js for
the parents and guardians of the MRs colnmunities where big.barn ,,,..ta;
know what lay ahead. hospitals are ~tedi it is not tq.provide
Well, that was where the flap started. politicians witli SQIMlfjler ·platforms.
Most of !be.noise and hysteria came from Parents of;• the • JilRa ~ upoet
two 51Jurces: . 1 • U'Dderstandably. [Y did not re.ali7.e -UTespom1bJe state empJ_qY.~ ·"'.ho state law prohi ~ arbitrary e1 ~e more concerned about perpetuating capricious relocatJ. of patients. ·But, the
Jobs lhan ca~ for patlen.ts,.and · · · la• is clear: u., npllclt pennlSslon of
-Irresponsible politlciaDS wl!O are the parenl or guilnlian must be oblalned
belore an MR patient tan be relo6oted.
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MAILBOX ·
You'd think those leglslaton ml of.
fid&ls who are·llOllllCling off ~ -about lbe law. U Ibey did 8tlil lhef
pelslsted in ~mt'" 1alk, \hen we · know them for d OIU"I·
U they were Ignorant of the law ""
'knoW' •tb,em for duml>dum.bs.
Ellbei w~y. they seem de .. id of ...,.
passion for those whose lives are~~
burdened by a IOfed one who is men_, I
retarded. ,
011.AHGI c0AIT
DAILY PILOT I
l>URING the past two yeors '!be
marclil11 band bas partjcipa\ed •in eight
parades and succeeded in wioning six
trophies. That ls ~ • .-1JU1 th en we • discover in the judging lbat because of door lo door l!<lllng tick<la_,_"."t11 lal<, Robert N. W•ed·. l'llbib,..,.
, Tltomot Ktevtl, Edf~. the cooditlon of our unifarma we biive' staodioll outside 111penna,...1s unlil
lost valuable points! · clos1!'!1 llme In hopes that the end resulls . • will be ""' uniforms and a uniform fur So ... lbe M11Slc Booster Alsoc1a(IM "' al\r(We have bad doors alammed In our
whipped up .the !des of having an auct!on. lace an(! beml told to leave from some
and a drawmg for a car. So far we are a store fron~. ·
long way lrom our goal. th'' I l"'"• of ... ML!llDn We kids are lbe ones that go out l!very ls ~ true ,a wuut ""' : year in the night's frost to play for the Viejo C'A>mmunlty7 AU we are asking Is ·
Christmas Tree llshtlng . c ere m on y one doUar for a poalble chance to, 1'l!1 a
(whim this year happened ·to be the -ear. The aUCllao and ~ !l'ill lfo ood parlde of the day and our day bad f-...., to 5 p.m . .Sundal In the IIllb
started al 8 a.m.l) We 111'1 the ones who scbool. otadlum. Pltale camel
go to pai:a"'5 and end up IOslng valuable And l[IO<lal lhlllu to 11-l'bo Jiav'
poinls l<r "sloppy dres8, low esprit cla already llllp(IOlted ollr drlye,
corp$." Bow do rou bep up spirit when MIKE SE!lA.
you've got a reputation as the aloppl<tt Milslon Viejo illgb SchoOl,
band In Orange County? We are flOinl Clall of 11'1$
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Editorial Page Editor
The t'dltottal per;:e Of the Dally
...Piiot too~ to Jnfonn and ctJmu-'lttei rndet'i b)' vrttenUllt this
rteWIJ)lptl;'I Opinlol\I ~ _. COfn•
1nentaey' on topics ot lnttkik and
111.rnlflcanct, 't!Y'.tJl'OV~nt • (orum lo<~ 1~ofour,....;a,.,,,r opl-and 1W .,.....nu111 the
dlv(.ftf" v~ of lnfon'l'lic$ ob-
Mf'\lflf:t e n4 IOfJlcamtn on topics
Ot t!Ht d/U'.
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Gene8u Def eared
For St.aw Text,s
Assembly Moderates
Win; 'Burke Loses
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
stale Boan! ol Education nil-
"" on whit California aCliooJcbudreo will be tau&ht
doal Ille origin ol man bu
"fUlled In • aaall oetback 1 ...
Donrin llld • deleat for
Ginais.
.Th. board ruled Tlmlday
by a 7..1 vote that -ved ¥boob f o r el<omMJ!117
ICl:bool •tudenla Clll CIV!f.lmae
~ pmeot man u barinl
evolved from Joonc 1•nim1l1,
bul IDllll -ii .. u_,. oi!IJ, DOI _.., lao\.
Bui Ille board OYerntlocl lhe
demaDd by fundamentalist
rollglaus -llld ..... of its own llVlmhHs that lelm-
tiljc text. uoer1 • religlOUJ
bollefl that a divine power
cr.aled Ille UDiftne, or that
man la Ille product of a
"apedal c.ullon" by God.
pact on the choice of teztboob
throoghoot the naUon.
Approved textboob In
Calitarnia must now note thlt
"most sclenlilts agree that
the theory or organic evolution
is' the best scientific desert~
Uon we have to account for
the complex forms of life Jn
the past and present."
As .. example or the kind ol
cbanges wblcb will bave to be
mode:
Now -"Lib tile other UPIT .....
:l!.,"t:an ~~~ed1;:,,: Angels' Wreekage
ancestral orlglm ... Future _ "It is beU.ved In Military fire rig sprays the remains of three F4 phantom jets that were being
flown by Navy's Blue Angels aerobatic team when they crashed about 20 the theory of evoluUon that miles weot Cl El Centro. 'lbe pilots --chuted to safety after the •4.5 mil· man has evolved from an.. r-.. .,
ce11ra1 organisms, like the _li_·o_n_-d_oll_ar_i•_ts_colli_"de_d_. --------------------
other organism.! lnhabiUng
this plallet. ..
. False Land Oaims Charged
SACllAKE!m) (AP) - A
-Republican bu-...
Ibo mlDorUy floor leadon Job
In Ille As9ombl y, tumlng back
a conservative's challeop in
tlie llrst change in the
Aaembly's top GOP posl in
elgbt 7ear>.
The election Thunday ol
l!Ob Beverly of Manhattan
Beach was followed by the
election of two other self·
described moderates to the
No. 1 and No. 3 Republk:an
poats in the Assembly.
Beverly deCeated Bob Burke
Rock Group
Musician.
Found Deuel
SACRAMENI'O .(AP) -'!be Sha.tin& Propertl.. Inc. is Sen. James R. Mlllll (D&n CORTE MADERA (AP) -
state attorney general'• olllce Sen. Jobn L. Hanner (R-Glen-Diego). Ron McKeman. the rl-Y<Or-
ol Huntlnglmi Beodl on a IM
-ol the ftet>ubllcan C&llCUI
to IUCftfd Bob Monagan or
Tracy as mioority t Io or
leader.
MONAGAN IS •:rpected lo
resign bis Assanbly seal of ll
,..,. to -• post in the
N1xon Administration 115 usi!-
llDI :ie<ntary ol lnlnsporta·
tion '°' coogresslooal liaison.
Aaoemblyman Frank Mutphy
ol Santa Cru& ... elected to
...,....i Beverly as GOP
Caucus chainnan, tht No. 1
Republ ica n post, and
.Assemblyman Dhoo Arnett ol
Redwood City was elected
party whip.
Beverly's election was seen
a.s a eontinuaUoo of control of
the Assemhf3 GOP caucus by
the moderate-llbenl faction of
the party which supported
Monagan.
Monagan's tenure as Ooor
leader and speaker was one of
the lollgest oonlinuous GOP
leadership rdgns in modem
times in tbe Callfornl1 legIJl•--
ALTllOIJGB Beverly did not
have Mooqan's public en-
-· he bu been clooe· Jy 1Wed wltb the former Ooor
leader and was supported by
the same moderate -liberal
coalition which kept Monagan
in power.
Jn -Monagan WBS leader
of the young moderates who
won party control in the
Assembly away from con-
servatives. Burke ls the fourth
conservative Republican lo
WtSUCCtssfulJy c b a 11 e n g e
moderates for party
leadership lQ the past three
years.
Beverly bas a reputation as
a moderate who has a working
relatioo1hip with the
Democratic majority, which
now standa at 49-29. He
was one of vnly e i g h t
RtpUblicam to be given a
committee chairmanship when
,_toretti parceled out 'rt such
posts in 1'71.
EllVCATOllS DOied I b a t
•incl textta pihlllherl tend
to gear tbelr malerlal to Ille
larger martets, rullnp In
Callfomla, the naUon'a most
populous state, bave an im-
T H E SCIENTIFIC com·
muolty mounted a determined
campaign a g a i n a t the
-by rellgiow groups, and the NaUonal Academy of
Sciences COlldtmned attempts
to roquire mwng religious
and scientlllc believes in
school books.
•--a-used a No· rt b 1,· r n dale), a former rival o1 One of the mlsrepresen-old "Pig n .... of the "'led ua;, .... talion.I, Younger said, was r~n '°"
Callfomla sqbdltl.slon.operalof Younger's for the GOP that the purchase of land at GrateM Dead rock lfOUP. bas r--------------------,
of making false clallns in the nomination for a t to r n e Y Lake Shastina was a sound in-been found: dead in bis apart.-
promotion of house lola in general. vestment, certain to ino'ease ment io this San Francisco
Joan Baez Reveals
Bisexual Tendency . '
BERKELEY (AP) -Fo!Dnger Jean Baez says what
A ....,. In a local campl8 DeWSJMIP'I" A)'> !JI lnle -she .. • .....,1'1.1."
"'Die q,.,. .-. all ""1"eOI. '1booe are my quoles,
.-ca • llljJe recorder'" w.. Baez ..Ud Friday ol a *J In Ille Dally Califumlan C(UQClng her u saying she
bod a love affair with another WOOiari" wheo sbe was 21.
,• "ONE 01" THE Dicesl whatever yoo want to caD tt -
.,.,,. of my Hie -wu a woman,'" tbe Independent student iew-clmJlMed on tbe University of Calllornla cam·
-ps bore quoted her u saying.
.,. "My manager'• been liUlng, sweating beblnd bis desk,
Wliting fw tbe day wheo I'm aoJDi to aay that to tbe press.
I laid blm I woold 11119Wer tbe ~ il it WIB .. .,, aslt-
.ed," llbe llld.
\~ 1AUr' lbe tlatM:nted to I Sm P'rancilco <lwonJde re-
p!M'; , , "E""•tr)a*--Is, IDlft or !ell!, ~-People )ult doo~ Jlllll IO -II. It 0111181 dowD lo teobnlcallUee of wtiaher _podll..Saraol" ' ·
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The complaint, filed Thur•-· al " th fU"•-A•• sres community. Siskiyou Cotmty. m v ue •.u e ...... ... ..._, day in O>ntra Costa County McKeman's body was found
Atty. Gen. Evelle J . Superior Court, a cc u 1 es *: *: *: Tburaday night oo the floor ol
Younger said Thursday be had Shullna of 111>trucUng or M l bis bedroom by a neighbor
filed a complaint against permitting salesmen "to use $4 il ion who bad not seen him for two
P · 1 statements In ttlling lots days, the Marin a.mty cor--
Shastlna roperties n c · • which misrepresent actual in-oner's office said. An autopsy
owners and operators of the formation available." Younger Due Buyers was scheduled today to
11,000-ocre Like Sh a a t l n a said In a nen releue. determine the cause or death.
development near the town of Friends said that be lllf-
'Weed. A SP 0 KE SM AN for LOS ANGELES (AP) -fered from bepatilis, an illness
Among the directors of Harmer, cbalrman of the ReflHlds of up to '4 million are that prevented him from
. • seoate '!t:(IUbllcan caucus, due certain land purcbuen at pllly'--with the -·p in .... '· bad California City under an '"" ~·-said me tor not yet agreement reached with dreat cent monlbs. Is Someone seen Younger'• complaint and Western Cities Inc., says MCKERNAN, wbo 'pla,yed
had no unmediate comment. Evelle J. Younger. the organ and harp and was a
Harmer -who was a 1970 Younger said '11tursday a vocalist, was an original mem-oul There? primary candidate against consent oroer In Los Angeles ber of the Grateful Dead.
• Younger for the GOP nomlna-Superior Court settles the Known u Pig Pen ,
tion for attorney general -Is dispute involving Ales at MeKeman's trademark wu
STANFORD (UPI) -A now regarded as the leading ca!Uornia City, acquired in his oulTageOUJ appearance:
S t a n Io r d astronomer !Ug• GOP candidate fw president 1961 by Great Western United long black hair, Indian bead
gested Thu r • d a Y that pro i.m o1 tbe Senate JI Corl>-, tbe parent of Great band. long black moustache
Clnhs: No Cover
State May Push Nude Ban
SAN FRANCISO (AP) -A half dozet\ Broadway night
spcCs will Id COY« up their daooen U ftC(U1nd llDder I
rt!IMfled state t.n oo bottomless entertalnmeat, a ~
imn fw the ........ said .
,.We will not cover up our bottomless dancers and ft
will oot JU. G-strings an our bottomlea: dancen," Dave
a-iberg, publicill for .U fl the clubs, said Thursday.
"We will figlJt them in court." be l8id alt<r owneni
got mdoe from the 11a1e Aioobollc eev.qe Control De-
portmem to ""'"'"up --" --Tbe ABC said In Loo An£e!es it woold enforce regula-
tionll agalmt -acta in places ..mg alc:oholic
beverages.
'"lbele aren·t crimbal cbarge.s." be akt. "We're not
going to send out paddy wqons and load 'em up with violators..'
mysterious radio signals beard Republicans ~ge to oust Westtm Cities. and an old vest 40years agomay·bave beent~~~~:..'.~~~'....:'.~_'.'~~_..".'.~:__ ____ _:::_::_:::._::::::__ ___ ~=======================-=============:=o' an effort by Intelligent llfe In
space to communicate wtth
the earth.
R<nald N. Bracewell said a
llIS8 BAEZ, 32, ll8ld Ille -~ sbe referred lb WU "m,y -and ooly'''-_....,._ "I ioYe mm. l'am rilile Clritm4" lbe l!lfded. · ·
. Ille IDld ._.. .. lier bdme Oil Ille Sen Francbco
\inJDiUra ... """~·t· .......-11 ..... -die -;ijrm, or If Ille ~~· tiaYe beed lnade, "but I
new ruding ol the signals,
r e c o r d e d intermittently
between 11128 llld 1932, pln·
p>lnled lheJr "°"""" .. the constellation Bootes in the
~ "fh. reading camlo
'you really must 5R£. ~('
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"Be!nc li!oexui1, ,,,..'re much -down upon fi= ~-i"'tt" ~:71111~· :-.:: :;;:: ,!U: I've ever nm Into.''
. . "If ,,,.. lwil!i -way1,·;;.. ""1Jy swing," she tllid '.1llo -.... __ ''.I J1llll ftaurt, yoo mow, double
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from Scottllb oclentlst Duncan
Lunan of Gfaagow, who had
sent him bis studies. 11We
have to be extremely careful
not lo throw away anylhlng
wblcb lnigbt be 'the message'
from eisewbere in the uni·
verse," be said.
·-Ofl!y Coast Qffers
~ 63Guaranteed.Certificates .. .. .. ·Saturday Service
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.., membership card permits
you to buy nearly t!tOIY-
• lhlns you need from 111e
finest clOSe<klOOr show-
rooms at subslanual Uv-
%1 init -eppliances1 t\Jml-
r.'tu111, atoreo equipment, j i~na .,ods, drsperles
, ~much, l"(luch more.
~ You cen ...n buy cais
•.at H "fleet" price ~ ~:moblll ...,_ tnd motor-.
'eydel at substantial...,_
1np. Tiil Insiders dub
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Effective Annual Earnings
5.00%-5.13%
Passbook. No Minimum.
5.75%-5.92%
One VelJlf Certlflcate
$1,000 Minimum.
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6.00¥.18%
Two to Five Year Certificates
$5,000 Minimum.
Up to 90 days loss of
Interest on 1mOUnts
wlttldrawn befora maturity on all certificate accounts.
also provides big dis-
count. on \ickets to sport-·
Ina and entertainment
events .•• plus a whole
list. or free services: safe
deposit boxes, money or-
ders, travelers checks,
and notary services.
Membership requlre7 ment tor savers-,$2,500
minimum balance. Coast
borrowers now receive as-
sociate memberships en-
ti\linl then\ to all oll1slde
referral serolces. Ask
about Jolnln1 at any <;qrsl
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MAINontCE:
91h & Hiii, Los Anireles • 623-1351
°'"""""" WILSHlltr 9t QM.MERCY l'l.ACC:
3933 Wll~lr• 81\-d., L.A •• JS&.1265
L.A..ctVfC CtNTlft:
2nd&. an:.o.ira~. 626-1102
HUNTI"aTON llACH: 91 Huntlnston Ctnt1r 1714) 897·'1047
IAHTA MONICA::
711Wltlhlfe BIYd.• 39).()746
SANH~
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MST COVINA:
lll1U1nd lnooplnf Ctr.• 331-2201
'ANO!fAMA CfTTt Cl)I• .. Van Nuys IMS.• 182·1171
TAltL\KA: •
11751 Ventuni Blvd. • Ma.811"14
LONG llUCHI
3rd'-llDCIUlt • 437·74*1
IAIT LOI ANGlLU:
Ith .... 266-4510
D~MOMA:
328 S. DlafT¥1n(f.IM' 1714) 5"-7525
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MNAllfttD.i Dtl Mw 11 Lal Tunn • 217'"41
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B nding the Rules
Locallitg the mu11i·milllon-dOuar western regional
headquarter* of ~ Farm IDJurance In Costa Heu
Is a mniy.tlded amet.· It will pro ride Jobi, tu base, ,an
attractive ltruCture -, with all the atlributll of a "clean"
lndultry. • J -
entire series of new eounei Oil Jancbcajiln& Ol'llllllenW
llorllculture, IOI! laying and grounds ma!nWwlce. AU
ol these are hlgbly demmded -1114 hlalUY Plld -
lldlll In ~ County ,,i.ere davelopftj fincl it de-
llrall!e to put 1llclt ..... of tbe "green" ~ Im~ taten out w!!b Ihm bulldlngL .
We onl) wiah the Costa Mesa City Council had found
10me way of landing the enterprise without bending,
or poaibly breaking, one ol !is own Jaws, .
The '1]>ensive office bullding will be bull! north of.
the San Diego Freeway near Hyland Labs. The land ia
zoned for manufact\U'inl {M·l). And the Jaw clearly
otales. that M·l lancl Is reslricj,ed .to,,manufacturing ustll.
AgricUlture teacl>on at Coeta Mesa mp Ire com-
mlUed to an lndlfldpa!i:red J!f')graDI of lnllructlon lhat
will lead lo saleable *1111 wben the atudelrtl Cflduat..
By ensuring lhe availablllly ot pndlcal eoGIM'I a_.i
turning out otudentt 'Rho ean llee__dlrectly .tato joba.
the Newport-Meu U~ Sdlool lli8l!l'1t ~ demot1-
llraled that it cm remain in otep 'RUii ~&\County's The newly.formed ·~'~ ;ione ttucly committee for
some time bu been studjin( Ille possillllity of expand·
ln4c':.e zone to indude non.mantafiocturlng uses such u o and wareh0Ulinl~ntio111. Unfortunately, the
rewrite job waJ not i!omp~ JI,\ tilne to make the state
Farm project conforlll to·dle lli>ok.
changing occupatlonal ~ • ' • ' J'
Recognition Earned ·
By bending llie rulJ!s/1C9sll Mesa city councilmen
were able to secure aw;at.tiij.'tlveobtlllding with good tu
potential and ,.,..ibly 400. new jobs once the bullding
liecomec fUlly utiliZed. "
A Costa Meaa police officer assigned to the city or
Irvine bas won singular distinction by beillg named 1972
Officer of the Year. " ' '.
Robert E. "Pop" Arnold, 53, bas since Sept. l, pa·
trolled the 41-square mile city of Irvine along with nine
ethers who make up the new city's fin! police force. But councilmen, who wro!I' ·the rule book in the
!Int Place, 'hould • l)e ·~~ !ii abide by their own regulatlo111. H they ~'(; tqe:y _ sbOuld cl)ange them, or
.. in lhl.s'case, speed up.tile.....,... before further vio-
lations o«ur. • • "" • ~
~ duty in h1ine marks yet anclher stage of
growth JD the career ol the man who began service with
the Costa Meaa Police Department in 1957 -as a re-
serve officer. ,
Students · K~p in Step
Since Nov. 1, 1959, when POp, father of three mid
grandfather of 12, was hired as a regular officer he has
been earning the respect of bis fellow officers and the
communities be serves .
Agriculture Is a growth business, even In Orange
County where the beanflelds, orange groves and dairy
farms are yielding to new housing developments and
industrial pai:ks.
The kind of agriculture that bas become important
to the county, perhaps is not agriculture in the claasi·
lea! sense because it does not coocem Itself with the
raising of crops and livestock for food production.
That respect ia only spotligbled by Arnold's desig·
nation u the recipient of the 1972 award presented to
him by the Costa Mesa Exchange Club. All members of
the fon:e vore to select the outstanding officer recog-
nized this way each year since 1963.
In the limelight at Costa Mesa High School is an
The DAILY PILOT joins the Costa M""a and Irvine
policemen in honoring Pop Arnold -a police profes-
sional deserving of the honor fur service to citizens of
both cities. c SPRING FASHION PREVIEW
Unpaved
Road Could
Be a Privilege
(SmNEY J.HARRI~
In an uncharacteristic burst of good
will not Jong ago, Jack Anderson, the
Washington columnist, squeezed out a
few kind words for political figures who·
have not held their palms out over the years. ,
Among this happy !ew, he cited the
Senate dean, George Aiken o! Vermont,
who bu been an ·
elected official !or
40 years: "Yet the
road thet runs past
·the-bouee he ~' l
owned in Putney,
Vt., since the 1920s
is still unpaved.!. ·: ·
'Ibere is no ques.
lion in my mind:.d
Sen. Aiken's unyield· •
Ing honesty, bu~ .J ,: ·'
suspect that Jaak <Mderson is 'a touch
naive in respect w,;me road ~ past
the Senator's Verfnonl retreat"" .For the
tact that it bu~mained unPave<1 au
these years mar~ more testimony to
the Senator's ~ than to his in· .
tegrity. • ~
Anyone who ""15 a country house
knows what a losing struggle It is to ~p
the road unpaved; indeed, an unpavpd
road past your place Is one of the staftis
symbols of seclusion. Once they pave· lt,
your privacy is half gone; especially 'in
towns like Putney, where re90rt4!rs flock
in all during the summer and fall.
About a dozen years ago, the county
board appropriated funds to hardtop the
road that runs along my place in
Wisconsin -a pointless project, Jince
the road goes nowhere but back to the
main higbway, and the vast majority of
residents wanted it kept just the way it
was.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Spring Is here and all the camp-
ers and boots are being pilled out
of garages and bactyarda to be
parked oo the streets. Apart from
"beautifYing" Che streets, it mates
them very dangerws for tids who
come rumlng out between or from
. wide< these things.
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BUT ONE or the implacable lads of
poliUcal Ille Lo tbat once D1011eY bas been
appropriated for a project, yoa can bet
that money will be speot, whether the
people most affected by It want It or not.
'l'be contractors want it, and that's
reason enough In most cases.
We objected, we protested, we signed
peUtlons, we stigmatized the project as
unnecessary and expensive, we ahowed
bow the mooey could be far better spent
-but, lacking Sen. Aiken's clout, '""Oi> .
position was fruitless. 'lbe road was pav-
ed in record time, two miles goln& ex·
actly nowhere for no particular reuon.
and "serving" no one but the residents
who didn't want it.
WELL, now hundreds and hundreds or
tourists gllde by every day in the aum-
mer, Uttering the landscape, snwHlt1g up
the almolphere with gaaoline fumes, and
destroying the very privaq for which the
houses weno bought in the nm place.
There's not even any "public interest"
involved -the road ooly takes them out
ol their way.
As the crowning Insult, 9'ime -motional nut in the county seat added our
road to the "Fun Map" distributed to
tourists by the Chamber of Commerce.
Don't tell me that Sen. Aikm didtl't see
all this coming when he Oiercised the
fullest power of his office to keep the
road running past his house In Putney
gloriously unpaved all these years.
Don't Marry a Girl Wlw ••
What kind of a girl should a man ma,...
ry?
That isn't too bard to figure out. A man
should marry the girl he's ln love with
and can get along with, and who loves
him and can get aloog with him.
What kind of girl should a man avoid
marrying? Any other kind.
But be should be at special pains to
avoid marrying the
kind of girl who -
Spends more on
her hair than he
does on his entire
wardrobe.
Thinks being "a
mere housewife" -
u she calls ii -is
80mebow degrading.
Takes pride in the
fact &he doesn't cook well and has no
desire to leam.
Feels a bwtband should wash his own
aocks.
Can't ~ a home looking reuooably
ttcly as well u Uvedoin,
Can't keep rrom keeping a homt
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,length and broods !or days If she breaks
one.
Thinks It Is a mark of her cleverness, ¥1d alio the duty of a liberated woman,
to abow1 up her bUJband in public wbeneve~ she can -jUJI to u.p him in his place:" •
Never tblnks ii Is fun to get wet in a
sudden lummer rain .
Believes ber relaUv., Invariably show
more cbaracler than his do .
CRIES II be laughs at the pictures in
her family albom.
Would rather play wltb an old doll than
a new baby.
Would rather ltart\8 new war with her
molhel'in-laW IJiMi bep an -lnlee.
Se""' eltber too 1111111 lofloven or
nevi!' serves AQJ al all.
Thinks alt ..... -run, "just lillle
boys -.... bo<lllttle ,,.,. 1111111."
Mandatory Retirement Age. Proposed ,
Are Congressmen, Judge·s, roo Old?
W ASFllNGTON -It's a timely and
much needed reform-but its chances of
getting anywhere are virtually nil. .
. Rep. Jolm Seiberling, D.-0., is sponsor·
mg a constitutional amendment that
would impose an age limit of 65 on
members: of C.OOgress and 70 years for
federal judges, including the Surpreme
Olurt.
"Long ago," says
Seiberling, 51-year-
okl grandson of the
1..-r of the Good·
year Tire & Rubber·
Co., ''Coogress ao-
lmowk!dged the wis-
dooi of mandatOry
retirement when it
ealablished a retire-
ment a&e for those In government civil
BeMl,lce. ,t b 1iine Coogi8FijijjJiall\iS
principle to ilsell • and the federal
judiciary." •
IT IS '11ME, indeed, and long overdue !
1be Atroo legislator couldn't be more --,.. be periinenUy points ou~ the
average age of chairmen of Bouse com-
mitlA!es is 65, while federal judges serve
lor Ille and some hang oo interminably.
Examples:
The lite Supreme Court Justice Hugo
Black was 8S when finally forced to
posal will make beac:twar. 11Buslness has found that without man-~ · ~ "At a time wtie'h We are all concerned datory retirement of older officials and »·O'°ERT S AT J F.N with the need to breathe new life into the emPJoyes," • be declared, "It Lo a -
,1...: '.D • • / Jegisl_ative branch of our government," tretnelY diffieult to. attract and hold able
~ _ argues SeiJ)erling, "this amendment is y~ men and womeri needed to keep
1 , • particularly important. In the past a furn vigorous, progressive and suc-
relire due to severe illness, from wbicl.) several months, we have made" signifi· cessful." ·
he cti.ed a short time later. justice cant relorms .in House procedures and . siMo..Ait.L.v, -Seiberling pointed out, Willfam o . Douglas, 74, lingers on · · tbe committee system. I believe they will
although requiring a battery-charged • go a long way toward re-establishing many ~~ates now·require judges to retire
pacemaker for his heart and recently Congress as a branch of _govern'ment of at ,70~ n.t SOWld precept.''.,be added,
was reputed to be ailing., equal stature with the execuUVe br8:11Ch. 'j'udi~ bell a PP. Ii ~~ft to meed tha!aderall .1 . · "B I ot lthstandin th rtby oary. practice~ prov t ui But desirable as ~ch a nwidatory al . . u. n. w . g e~ w~o _good for '1:ie. stateJ. jt ja. Certal:P to prove
Iimlt ll1igbt be, p(llling 1t into, ~1ec1 S)r\dl!jl;" "~ ha~• "!'t.:~ <"1'\ ·,'!!le. ·.11JeiWJie·1011 the·!ede'l'i~
something else. Amending the ~ • ~.or Qxig~, '!'•~ perbil•s i;nore =th ·•~int ;;.:..made b lion is 1 difficult ~d tortuoos prvcesa. tlilin BDY, other,~tnnately deteritmie Se :;. . er • po ii\~'-'"~ ,1 ~
To begin with, the proposM ...Wd whether' the P?'l"'r"bOlanee of powers • '· • ~a, ithen . .,_._. in
have to be Pl1S.'!ed by ~Y within .. our ~~-can @to; . •t!D& . . t ·•··~•uve .U of whose key Jesdeno are 'seoio~ nBlored-lhe --1~ 1¥; 111 ~-" ... . · ,. . .,...,... cit~," to I'"' it~~-aQIVX"<ll-lhal ~~ilt-Sel'bi~''' ' ''' lf'to'ehm\'t!fe: jangerous
THEN, even 11 the amelldm<nt ling'• opbilon; .ls-aged 1ea&rs~ Wfilil·· ·irow -live power and'.oreswne
somehow got through C.Ongress where a Congress tleeds iS yotmger memben with its p role 8:(.tbe government's clllel
two-thirds majority ts ~ it would physical and mental vigor to s~ up un-laWQ'I bodj','' , said the Oh i o
have to nm the highly Wlcertain .gaunUet der the heavy demands of th_e1r l~· 1-~~~:it. ~t. have a vigorous and
of the 50 stote leJisliltures, -lourtha "This is a job for m&iur..:l,;;en· Md l ~p, ·In touch 1With the
of which would bave,to &pprove.1 women,'' asserts Seiberling, 'lbut not f°' .·~~ -people and' open~to new
It would take a lcmg time-as the aged." " • , kleas;-l,dM.,apy Other institution seekJng
demonstrated by the_ discouraging. fact It Is no. colncidep,~, Seiberling 00!¢, ·to;~its \iilalily, Congress needs a
that there is no evidence ~ting's that busmess corpoations conqnied ~ ~trow ~ new blood.
sound idea is even getting started in their "inS\itutional health" haVe allhoit . '"lbeoOly wayto ensure this is through
Congress. " universally adopted mandaklry ret.lre: .. pUmdLWft ~tirement. M a n d a tor Y
That's not daunting him; he ls finn1y ment for both officers and reureMml'Should be applied to Cmlgres.s
convinced that sooner or later bis p~ employees-usually age 65. as :oveU as~ the federal judiciary."
Mental Hospital Flap Unwa~r~nted
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Sickening. Thal'• what It Is.
Sict.ict.ict, the way IOOle play oo
the lean and emotions of othen for
personaJ gain and not«iety.
Taite the ....,.t Dap over lbe state's
long-nlnge pnigram
to phase out its hos-
pitals for the men-
tally W and retard·
ed.
1bere is oothing
new about the con-
cept of commtmity
care for tbe mental-
1,y ill.
It slarled back in
19S7 with the passage of the Short-Doyle
Act. 'lb.at was a great year. It was the
beginning of the eod for warehouses
where the mentally W were stacked and
forgotten. Piling thoae unfortunate folks
in anthills far ftool home is not only
cruel, it is counterproductive. It causes
llUlllJ' petienll to nogress, to deteriorate .
Callfomt.1'1 program of community
care has proved to be sound and .Uc-
ceaful. ft has established a paltem other
states and nations now lollow •
Under Short-Doyle and, since 1967, the
Lanternw.Pttris-Shorl Act, population
at the state mental lNtitutions has
shnmk from 15,000 to 5,400.
In the beginning, the state paid com-
munities 50 pel'<e!lt of the cost of the
local programs. In 11&1 that rose to 75
pen:ent; now it's 90 percent. The state
pays all costs ror programs for the men-
tally retarded.
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and all state hospitals will be phased out
shortly after that. Timing depends UPon
the development of additional and ao-
ceptable facilities at the comnnmity
level.
THE STATE also plans to relocate
some 10,000 mentally retarded patients in
small, family-type units al the local
level. In that way Mils could be close to
borne and parents and r e c e i v e
personalized care and training. That pro-,
gram is at least 10 years in tbe future.
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First, standards must be-set•for theo1Qj21 more·· -nea with partisan games
facilities and then accopta~i. laci!iti.eo. than· lmfflng the· nlental hygiene pro-
and qualified. staffs deVelot*d and~ J~ ~ gi;a~.1 -4" • ,...
ceosed. -< · , ·-~ "so~ should set thoae people To facilitate .the relocat1~ of tbe~~·. . sir~ Tbe purpose of the state's men-
tbe department of mental hy!!lene hiis ial liYi!iene program is to care !or the
developed a ~am. of full c1t~n and nlentally ill.and tbe1Qentally retarded. It
parent partlc1patlon m the planrung. It i~ not to provide jobs for state workers·
was, Dr. Mayer conceiv~. one way to let it is 00f to provide state payrolls fui.
the parents and guardians o( the ,MRs communities where big-barn mental
know what lay ahead. J .. bbspitals are located· It ls not to provide
Well, thet waa where the nap started. politicians ~th JOl>.slster platlorms.
Most of the~ and h)'!!leria CIUJ!e ~~ ., ~~ of the ~ were upset.
two sources. . .,. • Upderstaitdably. 'Many did not reallu
-irresponslble · state employes who · slite law p'1llllbils tbe arbitrary or
are more M~cerned about pen>etllating caprlcious t:etocatlon of ~Uents. But, the
jobs than caring for patien.ts, •pd . • . law is clear: tbe explil!ll pemlsslon of
-U'reS0MJstble politlc1ans "~ Bte the ptarent or guardilu\.must be obtained
before an MR-patient can be ... led.
. , . ;rou'd 'thin]( thoae leglslatora and of·
A G • L A ff · ' • ' ' 0 liclals wh6 ano aooiiding off would !mow recwn ove air , about the law. If they did .!'l'Jd tbe~ • • . ' !1 . persiste4 in lbeJr lqose talk, 'then ...
When Alexander EUot -author,·
jo!Jl1l8]1st. writer or rum scrlpls Im!
fonner editor fl. Timft magufne -,mov·
ed to Greece with tils family en a Gul-'
gor.Ilelm Fellowship, be did not !mow Iha~
· he was embarking upon a lll6\Mlnl' lcWe
allair witb that C011111rl'· So far iliis !rl-
fatuaUon bas resulted lit hve vo1WD!J en
the blstoiy, mythology iJid arl or !bet
nalloo, the latest being Tbe Horizon Con-
cise History of Greece (American
Heritage Press, $8.1111),
OOMMENTING ~ this ·alu!llanUy il·
lustrated work, Eliot uoteo t b a I
"Problem Ooe was to dernllnltrate the
unity of Greet hlslory. Thia bis al"71
been told piecemeal 'before. Thero was
• • mow Jbenl for~ (~-----_,_.;__, -......;] U !cibe were Ignorant QI the law "' . . 'kholv ror duml><lumbs. · THE BOOKMAN Ei way, they seem ~kl of com-
, · passion for !hose w~ bv .. exp already
' · burdened by a loved 911e wbo Is ll\elllall1
ClaSslcal ' Greece. which every educated retarded. ' I
jlenon knew aomething about. Then
.Byzantine Greece, a relaUve mystery.
Then Chaos and Submission to the Turka.
And finally a small slum'blioc 'modern'
Balkan country.•
' ORANOI COAST
l'•t1ltl~[(1JI
Robtrt N. Witd, Publbhtr
I Tho .... Kt111f1, Edil<>f
Bllrbom Krdl>iCh
Editoriot Pope Editor
... unre.uooably tidy. -!Joeto't ...... what her ---Just ao he -'l bother lier-too mucb.
80lllB LOCAL ladlltles are better than
Giiion but an muat -lllate standards to qualJf1 far the )!nl8ram. Mental
facilities .,. ....,.,,. pitlly placel and
!bent II Do doubt )lome do need
upgrading, Quotes
Ellot's purpose ts to 11.!weep the dl!-
jointtd 1..,a away, and show • a l'l!llW'Ubl¥ cootlmloua now." A. far ...
p""°"'-<lay Greece Is c:oocemed. a sub-Jecl of lo-contn>veny, the author '
adlls, "1. teJl wbat 1 know and tell It
stnaiibt, coolly, in the contest of all
Grett blltoey uP to now."
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FROM "the glory thal was Greece" to
tbe .._...ver br:.!!!.r=t reginj,e,
The editorial r>Q:e or ~n. Dtll)'
Piiot ~ to tnform and •lknU·
late rtaOm by f)l"hentlna lhll
ne~•papu't oplnlon1 and com·
mf'nl.IJ1 un 1ttplea ot lntd-cal •nd llgnm.uc,, tat PN>Yldint .. forum
~r tbe exP'f91on !!__!'!,.fMden'
ExPllCl'S to dole out his 'lunch moaey Spends -·fl her time provinJ lbe
ever day ln.tlead of ooee a week. can play bddp J>eUer u..a IJIY oilier
11 • wuteflll lier buband wlll 'bave to woman to toWll. •
throw out two I.licks al. prl>ap every 'l1llnb an arllcla Ill» this ' Ir c.o
nigbL ridlculous.f<>r words, becaUJ<, "after all.
Ooelll 't tblDk MY comic 1trtpa art ever let 11 be 1ertous -what man ever knew
lunny. IDYthln( about women in the first pi-.
Vows thet the flnt thing lht'll do 1lben now really•"
site manie.s a man II relorm him. Comm., .;p next, Glt!J -Some Kinci.
Kee1>1 her fln&emalll t!llee thLaannal -of Bays 1iot to Marry.
But, pad<orts are far be!let off at the
camnmli, Inti than when lhq were
treatod lite lepm in 101De remote col-
Clllf.
Palleht population at tbe state'•
holpilala II dwindllns at the rata of 2,000
a year. Dr. Willlam Ma,..., recenlly
named lllato dlroctcr of. menta,l bYllene,
prtdicll that by 1'71 all mentally ID will
be C8"ld lor in their own cmnmuniU..
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-c. in-. L.A. allof¥1 .. d
air pollolife •alilorllJ -"F:ederal ......,. emlsllo!I contn>l llandar'da
(IOU!d -the -··· motorists • bUIJoa tar the -Jm.19«1.' •• slae-
gerlng "'* in 1fght ol recent federal
"°"t-benellt stlldies which nota this ex·
pendl!Ure 11ill contrll>ui. _., little
toward dean air."
:;:.,-1-:~ -=-...iii:
pblloldphf and lllera!u1', social in-
llilltlom, invasl<U !tom.-an4
pollllcal upheaval !rein wttlllo. Jt ,.,...,
superbly the tuture al. Grttt Ille dd 11$ •
inestlma blo coo(r!bUtion •to the -Id
over the span ol C81lurita.
VICTOR DE KEYSERLIN6
• oplnlonl, IDil by ~.,...una; the llv~ ViewpOlnt.t Of lntortnl'd ob-
.. t"lf'9n t'nd pktlmen on topics
of the da.y.
Friday, March 9, 1973
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Ttilk:u \ipel'ifled,. bowcucr, that ~
t tary dtMce• ...... affect lll5t: ,.rs ft••1w cmlJ, 'md not 9*1•1rttl•
.... ilbtadJ ""' -· • partfmlar
\mild b. oO larR• ~llment .t.;p at
either Fountain Valley ·or , Matjoa next year . '\
"Bat we're growing at the rat&Of 1,000
.-.i._-per ~·Ill !be dlstricl;~ .saJd
Tt I .. -.. I led -• ttudoo!t Glen ll!rlillaei: and ~ .
..... 1na11o -• clllJm!al -1m1t: "we 1ii>Pe to ··bol\rll thejn· wiZ -lllf •-« _. alkndf. incft8slttg '!be' si%e • ol cam-that •-'"'> •t 1•11ffre411ea.meens .~have tbe'W9,rlt overcrdWding." -_,I 111.tlfllie -In !be , : ~ added:>u1 don't think 1!1Y
llOwly •' 1 I -·wlll be alfeetal-plail ,.., eoulc£ _,.,>up tw!th '-'Id
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Base. 'lbe Seal W-officer· bad' been· a p!Uoner
since JUiy 6, 1967. "• r ,., ~
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FRIDAY, MARa-1 9, 19n TEN CENrS
equality. But we ean work toward equal~
ty."'
Oo !be basls of exlsllrut classroom
space -lllcluding portable classrooms -
t,he loll•wlng would he a .reasonably lalr
dlstributiee of · students, accordlllg to Dysbiger: I _,., l •
Fountain Valley's eilrollment woold fall
from 4,293 last . Seplember to 4,2t7.
~:..-:i~ =p·3~ ~.iii~
4,055: HUntlbgton Beach would rise from .
Changes
2,601 to 3,121. Edison would rise -
3,478 lo 3,690.
Dysinger sald he didn't lmow how dose
beundary changes COll)d come to mHting
these "failneSs goals... Predee recam-menda!l<ma are ezpected at out _.,
rquJar board meetlbg.
Another major • .se..!opment fnlm
Thurslllly's speclaJ ....ilog •• 'an
agl10elllent to bold bock ..... pl-
improvemeots ot the Westminster cam-
pus.
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$L7 million -.... -Ille .. ti Ille llidnJ Qty liP -lite ....-,iwdJ far iaqaweme:ata .. ille •• • ••
I "l''P"' • Tbarakf, k:aeNS, b 1 • 8ld U.,
felt Iha ......,. ... be..)leld -...
pnoPNe -la -,ms of Iha -wbeft inqavvaoeA•micbt beWEd•d. "We_, _ _, __
the-~ ... ---(Soe CllANGB8, Pip II
* * * Unifyine Backed .
Beach OK Given Barring Objection
By JOHN ZAIJ.ER
• Q( IW o.ur Pllet Stllfl
Trustees ~ the HuntiHgton Beach
Union High Scbool District will support
·the se~e onificiti~IJ. Qf ll).e 'Fountain
Valley Schi::>ol Distrlct ,,... 1f no_ one else
objects.
The decision waJ reached after a 15-
mlllute ,ll!JcllSSlon. ThUrsday ;al Which no
trustee V<liced any objection to permit-t!nl Fountain Valley's wjthdrawal from
the bigh school district.
Wounded Knee
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· .. WOUNDE;P ~E. S.D.<(j\P) '-Tbo
.iiisu<e Departni'tnt sald ·tOday !be
go~ ''tiacl'ied ' an ~I ti! prine!i>le•~ :m.llitlinl ~at Woun
dal Kn<e: DUl'added that~ still
hld·IO be worked out to end !be ii-day
occupation of ·the historic \'illage.
The annoo'ncement was mods by of·
ficials both in Washington and at nearby
Pine Rid'e; but there was no immediate
comment !iy IndlanJ boldlng· wolmded
Knee. •
The ·Re;v. Wesley Bun~; wbo ·Was 8Jll()llil clergymen negotiating the aet-
tiement, sald details of the agreement
would . .not 1le ~ at•Or)ce. Ke'~
sald newsmen woold not he granted
furlhei aceess 'to the village because 'it
was !el( ut.Y·woµld hinder nego!Jiittons.
The idmounceinen in' Washington laid
the ~t In' pripciple with a1torneys
for !be American Indian Movement
could selUe-current problems at Wound-
ed Knee." " ''
Bu_t trustees empbaal""' that If "llJ of
the other four feeder elementary
dlsliicts in the hlgb achoo! area object,
lbelr oupgort for Fountain Valley lllllflca.
tion will end.
"I can~ see why anyooe else will ob-
ject," said Trustee Ralph Bauer. ••And as
long. as Ibey don'~ Fountain Valley
should he allowed to do wbat it wants."
Trustees sa1d that despite their -m~nt, special Jegislatiee would he'.iieeilal
before Fquntain Valley could become a
Money·
B(>µrd S!fys ~ng~s ll~abk
Hair or
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More Prisoners-Tuesday·
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cedural matters pertalnlng to "the man-
ner and time the ootiresidents will depart
Wounded ·Knee" liad to be resolved.
There were no other detalls,anoiJunced
Fnlm Wire Senkes.
SAIGON -The United Slat<s put more
implied pressure <m the Commmlsfs •
day to release another 140 ar ~
American prisoners of war.bf'!Ueoday._
,..... A1lial"""" .... --· v--'[be -,,. .... " ,. and Yid O:mg" lane me Es I • liUle Dft a.
hall of ..... -p-....,.
-....,. bold.& °'" llut of Iha -! fiR.
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--·'d he •-t to · · Some 200 ln~Ill took over the bamlet
wuw ~P 8 rrununum. Feb. 21. Federal lawmen have manned a Brig. Gen. John A. Wickham Jr., da!i>-
ty U.S. represent-ati•e: cm tbe
Vietnamese-American Joint JI 111 I a r 1
Commlaaion, told !be ...... 1..... !bat
nearly, 74 peroent of !be "-DD ml
Allied foreign forces in V.iemam at the
time of the cease-fire Jan. 21 mve beat
withdrawn in .comp1tance with the ,._
~menl
..!r~U::b"!\l:'~ ~ P:Orlmeter around !be village, and there
fort to make him lallt h'ave been periodic eachanges, of guilfire. '!'wo· ,Indians ·were · woundea Thursday
Anotber prisoner_ had a brolieli leg nigh!, the Justice Deparllnent said.
rebroken agalll and agam In order to get A Justice Deportment sj>okesman also
•·statement from,hlm. ~.:.J . announced that 20 persons had been ar-~lil! ano~ with ~ broken ~'!' was ·,..ted around the perimeter Thursday lhn>~ Into a cell with no treablient at , night and early today, bringing· the num-
all. His ann,healed at .a groteSQll<! gle ber o~arr~ts to 53. The offi~ial said be
lrid ii will haV. IO he broken ag !>DC" did not know U tlie 20 were attemptlbg Wickbam aald the Unlled.Slalei pulled
n ,747 troops, South • KAna end Giber
foreign allies re.....ed 27,too, end 1$,1115,
Including 7,789 Americana, remain 18 be
withdrawn by lrlarcb a
be retw'na for it .to heal properly. lo enter or leave the village.
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undergoing surgery lll'Lomo Linda Uni-
versity Hospital.
Officers said they understooCI he was
fn>m the SC Loouis; Mo. area. His car
carried Colorido lleense platea.
His hair wi1·1ong and he wore a mut-
tache and. beard, offlcen said.
The sbel'Hfs office said the slaln
.I, U.S. opo._ai. said W'iddiom
preaented !be figures u a "matter of
record" and did not draw any ancb;rsian
Bui !be ~ added that the United
Stai.s "aeeks to ...U.. Ille -of Aq>ertcan ¢sooera ol war as qudly u
l"' reach <different pbue linel." The cease-fire ..,_. IUpulates
tl)at Ame!"can priaanera will be releaaed
at !be aame rate that U.S. and -
Woman Killed
In Auto Crash
pairolman "towed !be 1 u 1 p e ct e d A G-~-· a111ilant while he was driving a late E_; Grove woman -killed In ~I µncoln aouthbound Ill the norll> ~ e::..~ :::!, ::,..:;
bound i-ol Jnleralate 15. Avenue near lloalher s1z...i a Ibo
.The b\>d1 "' the officer WU flJUDd ·•I nol1hem part ol the cl'". I ' lhe readsld\>-r v Slew art and t>ep. DIJI. Alty. Jobn The careening car, di!..,. "1 "-Hardy of. Son llemarlllno, who were drlv· Huntly, 47, of 5612 Buntloy Aft, -
Ing to Barstow In attetld a meeting, were two oncomill( vehlcl.., polloe 1i14. .
.rtporled to have spotted the highway Mn, ll!l"W .,,.. cltad at tbe ••••rjlllt
patrol c&'r belag clitven IOillhbound In the a f¢w bli>cks from her Garden Gme norlhl!ound ~-home, lhe Orange Counl)I £or0aet"1 OI·
$tewart l>uraued and forced the car off lice reJ>Or)td. _ lilt l!ill>.wpy near a Hf111ce sta11o1ut the · · llljltrtd In the crash ,... Pllricla
'Jllncllon of 1nter.t4te JS '14 ~te Route lUnellai 19, of 3111 Wiillria St., Seal
It, oflkm aald. jleacli. •
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and --ml '-, ml U.S. ........ aaedl lheln ...... abaal
hallof-~-15·,.tlle Ilardi • s ,,, -.. IDMdt tbl
... tl,tk Allied"""" ---. ... u __ _
--..... Ille,,_ Jlilllary 0-nmfa'N Wily tD il:ue a wtBl ap-
pal .................. -Vietnam, bat Ole Own;nwmj+ 11if a -.-.................
aommaod 111> ·-repartal i
Cenlf
n.e •••8rwerbdJ..,. n be a
prd1J .. ~ -• few _____ ,,...,
wiDds. lligbs: at tlle 'E I dJm. •
rioinc to .. ittland. OnntiPI -II to II.
INSIDE T8 AY
n. -·-Cltonile fa COMiolg •I ago. 'l'o eolebralc .U
~ rEWWI, IN -tolll olfn Bocl'• • .,_ la B lfiaor"
moSlllidq,lfan:ll1&S.•_,,
la todaP lrtttcwder. ........... ' ..... _ .. -. ;( -. ----. -. --. --. --..... _,. . -.. ,,_ &-... Q -.
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Columnist N. Ireland Lan slide ·
Rakes Gray
At Hearing
f ote to Remain British Marred 1Jy Bombs
BBUAS'I', Northern JreUmd W') -Northena Ireland voted ove .... •mlnel1
to remalo Brltllb In a referendlll'O ...,.
red by terrorist bomb attacks, officl.a1
results showed today.
'Ille -" ..... •••l ........
-..... -• -" b •• ' Ille l*••luae -.. -... Ill fa..., GI joining lhe ........... lrilb
Rq>Hic IA> the aout11. WASHINGTON !UPI) -COiumnist
Jade Anderson described L. Patrick
Gray today as 1 .. political hatchet man"
for President Nixon and said Senate con-
firmation af Gray as FBI director would
Ml a precedent !or making the post a
Regional Coastal Unit
"poUUcal plum."
Andtraon, appearing before the Senate
Jµd.Jclary Committee C011Jldering Gray's
nomination, said, "It ii Immeasurably
wrong to put a man in charge of the FBI
whole prime interest is pleaaing the
To Meet in San Cl.emente
Presldeitt."
From Gray's testimony over 11 hours
in. the 'P8St week, AnderMn aaid that It
was clear to him be was "not going to
restrain the FBI, is not going to take the
FBI out of politics, is not gOing to restore
the FBI ti>. Us proper place In our
democratic 10Ciety. !' ·
(Anderaon'• colt1Ji9! 'appears regularly
on the editorial page ol the DAILY
PILOT.) Anderson, a frequent critic in the past
of the Jate ,J. Edgiiir Hoover wbile he
was FBI cbief,'"sald no one ever serfously
accused_lfoover of running a political
force.
But Anderson said Gray "proved
himself to be a political hatchet man, for
Richard Nl:ron" since leaving the Navy
in 1960.
"That, r believe. is why he was
nominated to succeed J. Edgar Hoover.
It is certainly why I am here today to op-
pose confirmattoo of his nomination.
"The greatest possible abuse would ~
to turn the directorship into a political
plum. And I can guarantee you, if Mr.
Gray is confirmed as director, we will
n~er see1 the end of the ,precedent you
set. There will be a parade or polltical
hacks and a mauntain of oorpses le.ft by
polttical hatohet men."
Anderson and his associate, Leslie
Whitten, became involved personally
with the FBI 1n January when FBI
agents arrested Whitten and Whitten -
along with two American Indian
leaders -was ac.cused of receiving
stolen government documents .
The material had been taken from the
Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington
during a week-long takeover of the
building Jast November. The charges
were dropped alter the grand jury refus-
ed to indict the three,
Anderson recalled the incident today.
He said the FBI "knew full well no crime
was being committed" wben Whitten waa
arrested. He said he thought it was an
examele of Gra~ "usins the FBI
delibefately, knowingly, to harass a
new~." Gray completed hls testimony before ·
the committee Tb~1, ~bjtct . lo
possible recall ,_after all .Der
are biard. -..~~· ~\:: i ·lb ~
The Regiooal Coastal Conservation
Commission serving Orange and Los
Angeles Counties will meet in San
Clemente March 19 and resume the
· tedious' process of reviewing the formal
applications for pennlts in the Coastal
Zone.
.The raft of· busioey coolrontl!J£ the
commilsion ln'the Community Clubbouae
Civic Cent,er
Change Cost
Put at $65,000
A late change, costing $6.5,000, has been
ordered in the new $11 million Huntington
Beach civic center.
The change involves the placement of
the planning department alongside the
building and community development
department on the third Door.
City councilmeo authorized the 165,000
change -out of the city's own con-
tingency fund -Monday night.
City Administrator David Rowlands
told councilmen the two departments can
work more eUectJvely if physically plac·
eel side by side.
The planning department w a s
originally scheduled f-0r a section of the
ground-level development wing.
Rowlands said the city has to use its
-0wn budget m-0ney because the $300,l'XM>
contingency fund from the civic center
bonds is nearly gone. He said a project
that size should have had a $600,000 con-
talngeocy fund.
The basic shell -about 40 percent or
the total work -of the five.story city
hall and three story police facility, is
completed. City officials hope to occupy
the civic center thl!: fall .
The new civic center is on Main Street
across from Huntington Beach High
School,
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CHANGw ··.:· • :' ,,. .. r.--~·· N DIEGO (AP) -A former DO'°i:• Dmate of Byron Handy, convicted or
_. idnaping an Escondido businessman,
said board President Dennis 'Maii'gers. ~.ay.s he. was o!,fered 10,000 to provide
"But the money we do have outside in· ahbi w1~n~sses for .Han~y.
struction should be used very carefull)I.!.' .. .\. sheriff s report filed 1n court Thurs·
Trustees asked district administrator.:. ~ qqot~ Kelly Galloway Jr., 24i~'Who is
for detailed recommendations on ft' '..)D county Jail after a rape convicuon.
much o( the $2.7 million Westminster: .. Galol.way said Handy, 29, of
needed to reach equality with other cam· Westminster o~fered the money if two of
puses, and how much would go for im· Galloway'1 .inends would testify that
provements that other campuses didn't they borro.wed Handy's car last ~· 6,
have. 'the day James T. Hawthorne was kid·
In the discussion of boundary change~-:--;naped. . . Dysinger presented trustees with .a .;-µter h18 recent ronv1~on Handy '!as
prelimlnary set of possible changes. ~ ~fenced ·to state prison for life.
included: ·~. • ·.:. lla!'thQme escaped his abductor and
-Marina High School would give up to r~rgJOm -m~ney !" ~ver .paid.
\Westminster most homes north of !~ · ·
McFadden Avenue. This \Vas the largest
single possible change.
-Fountain Valley would give up to
Westminster a strip or land extending
above McFadden A venue in t h e
northwest part of the attendance area.
-Fountain Valley )VOUI~ give up to-
Marina a popuJous section bounded by
Warner and McFadden Avenues, Beach
Boulevard, and Gothard Street.
-Fountain Valley would give up to
Huntington Beach a section bounded by
Beach Boulevard, Newland Street, and
Warner and Talbert Avenues ...
llootington Police
Auction Saturday
A police aucUon featuripg parking
meters, automobiles, stereos ruid bicycles
among other goods will be staged at 10
a.m. Saturday at the Huntington Beach
Police Department.
The items up for auction have been left
at the department, unclaimed for six
months by their owners.
might include a -wriMlo added "7 the San Qemente Ownbrr Of Q••Q•W1Ct:
Thunday.
Retiriog Qsambrr Mo..-BGbert
Ev1111 said that the -pl.-• -jar push to i.Dlkace tm ammi....._.,.., Clb-
tain a toll-free iillDber latdwew Ormge
County md 1---the -
mlsslm -bolds -"Aller all," --. ......... ..
he able "' call -lor ........ -what they plan IA> do IA> m."
Evans said there migllt be a ,.......
talion In time lor the -
Ammg the other -wllidt may come up at Che medirc inclade the
presentation of an 1!1ton1eJ _.i•s opi-
nion on the IUbll of Aft!O Ow11onmity
Developel'S' projects .. Sall ()'edl
Beach.
1be panel will try "' -..... if the
masatve gnding and other --on the terraoes 8bo¥e tbe beml in recem
months were dime under tbe lftl'isiaDs or the Coaslal Initiative.
Two Prowl Cars
To Search Out
Drunken Drivers
Tw new radar patnll <an will be mod
in Huntingtm BtJida for tbe e:rpas
purpose of uaciiin« ----City ....,..;i.,.., bavo ac....i lo ~
$tl,OOO !or the two ran, pllll lllo radar
units.
1be polioo depa.-is tUiog part in
a special project to _, ml •
prehend drinkiog --my Im already hem givm an•• pan! ... a
lh~year survey al dnd. driwn.
Police Chief Earle -IGld -cilmen the can _. .-·µ_ te
them wil lhe """' -"'*' ... -driven io satisfy the requin!meats ol the
Alcohol Safety Adioa Project.
RobitaiBe said the patrol cars WUldd hr
00 the --t p.m. "' l a.m. Fridays, Saturdays ml Saudl)'S, bi• . I
that's when the greates -drltilC
I problem eDsl:s.
Ile pointed out that Hic!lqtd& -
has the only police _..,. in lk"'ll"
County worting Cll tllis project.
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· · DAILY PILOT $111t '"'~ -..j JULIE FALMOE (LEFT), ROXANNE BRASIER AND TROPHY •
Fount•in Valley High Has Powerhouse Debate Team .. ·•,
'" Fountain Valley Prep '" ,.
S pf!akers ~.in L<Ji«,.relS. , ' ..
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Fountain Valley High School's-varsit~' ~~~jf~fS~ ~aring s
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ix tea~ cap,.
speech squad has won more than JOO tured I~ pJace in the all-Orange COUnty-.
trophies and certificates this year, in·
eluding an eightlJ..place finish in state tournamenlst
competition at Stanford University. · The three top varisty debate teams fof
The school sent two debate teams to FoW1t&iq Y'f)tey all went undefeated.
the Stanford meet where 40 o f Each .d~te team faces three.matcbea
California's best debate squads were and a schoal!s r~g is determined b,t Huntington 0 Ks competing. the totat -nuMber of points won. .. ;
Mra. Sharon Swickard, coach ol t h e "We ·haV•·~bout JOO ktda In the whol~.
speech squad, said the team ol RoxAnne speech squad\" Mrs. Swickard explained: $7,000 Support Brasier and Julie Falmoe, won five of six "It's¥ reanrunllied group. They all beljY matches, while Mike Connally and Mike each Otherln(l that's Why vie win." ·•
Veine won three of six matches. Besides cavtwing the debating crown,: For y outk Jobs '1t WU our first competition at Sjan-Fountain Valley speakers also took first ford," she explained. place in indiffdual speedles in the county·
I Last weekend, the Fountain Valley tournament. · ...: 1be city ol Hlllllingtm Bexll bas J --------------------'--...:.:=.:......:.=_.;:..::.:__::.c;:::.,.._ ______ ._:.•,
agreed IA> ~ more !llao S7 Jill Ibis ,_
IA> help support the West lk"'ll" Cami}'
Youth Emplo)'1Dellt Serriee (YES).
The annual YES hada<l 11 ..... llun-
tingtoo Beach. F--. Va 11 e y ,
Westminster and Ganim C.... line
agreed IA> share the -<I the budgd
based OI\ city populations.
Huntingtoo Qiamcihnrn agreed -.y
to pay $7,761.45 f« the tfll.'13 YES
budget.
Other cities will pay:
-Fountain Valley. $%.645.Gli.
-Westminste. 13,stOA
--Oarden ervv.. ""'11.11.
YES offices are Iocat.d in the ffuD.
tingtoo C<ot<r Mall.
Another -is to be .,...i la Glll'den Grove..
Talavera. Drexel's very newest!
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Money and government seem to have
been two big topics this week as
reporters got it together for Sunday's
rdilion of the DAILY PILOT. "Sunday's
Best" will include :
LA w FUND -Membership in the
Legal Aid Warranty Fund, a oon·profit
Orange County organization, COUld be
your insurance for freedom if you're jail·
ed and can't make bail, can't afford an
attorney or don't qualify for "legal ald.0
Sto ry by Sunday EdllA>r Alan Dirkin.
RAPE OF TAXPAYER -COiumnist
Von Hoffm8n says everyone lo the coun·
try who bas to turn in a Form !OtO
•hould read Philip M. Stem's "The Rape
of the Ta1payer.'' It describes what the
columnist calls "'ll!e Mexican Vegetable
RM!aver," rich Amtrtcans' mabeuveratO
aVllld i. ....
''t:OQD: UI'S AND DOWNS -lVblle ~ ace paying all·Ume bldi
prlc8' !or foods the outlook on the farm
Is for plumn\cUng prices -dil811ntos
drops in Income for !armers -according
to a Christian Science Monitor News Servlee survey. It will appear In YOU
Secilon.
PAIR OF QUEENS -Whal does ~
take to win a beauty title? Staff Writer
Terry Coville cbec:bd with a -"" wbo
are in training now and tall Oim' llCl'y
in a special feabft..
LEFT-HANDED -llIIa V.,. Sandon
started out IA> be • artist. !tut -.. being a lelt.!>mled l*r .,...,.. Ber
story -in -and pidD&.. is tbe penooatity prctlile .. tltls _..
women's tedlnn Slaff Writer ~
Dem tells -tbe _...,.. -woman wbo bM -lo *"I with lier own--.
OMBUD5MAH -BMy Cly .... -« m:ftj but .. --the tlUt (Omlull\man_......,..,.,. ....
taUve, a llailan bdweia tho --
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Fnclerid< Scbom>eN -tUl .... 1-lles lhe ¢1'"1'-and .._ -ia dllo
of Ibo 0...,. Oooll -RU'IU BUZZJ-'l'l!o oar-oat IA!icWa 1tur1t..mn--••
abut her cat ia lite-· -... romantic Ille, l!tt mmllft, • • r ICbooldQO and 111111'11 • hlllQr • .....,..
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DRESSER -$329.
CHEST -$279.
B~ -$129'
NIGHT STAND $139 •
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al\fvs 'gets mad when I lit m Jlle bow mill dangle my feet ever the-. -'be tells me there is.a lilw ~ tlliL CD
you llhd out 'if there is lllCb a '""' er if
he is just trying to breall me « lliis loilJil
and "invented" Pie-law!
t • J.M., llMa ..... ~our dad .. not •-c )'Oil a a...
Dimgllng feet -Ille -" • -never wu considered wry smart .. Ale
by ---.... 11111 "d ........ ls now Illegal Effective Od., Y. •U'll, a
new state llw Rfined 11111 lftdlee; l!!I
negUgeai operatioa of a veael. e Tr9 ' · .
DEAR PAT: I .]!'ant to bUy • smaD
idmtification bracelet for my ptMdlool scE. "iHe'S -at the age when s0 many ctiildren" ·-wdnder away from hebe or ~ts.· -lost, and Ihm are uiable to identify u.......... lully to
auibortties. [ can liDd ilogtags, but' the cllains around the nect are not ._,..
mended !or yoong cbildren. wlien I was
teaching, the PTA sold cbildn!n's ID
bracelets, wilb name, address and pllone -ber for about $1. Now, I am unable
iq, locate a. SOllr<le. rd ·appreciale·your
help and think a lot of.other Swlb Cout
pOrents woold ·lin4 Ibis inlormalm
Ulelul too.
S.S..1--'You eu mferW.JD.,._ llr $UI
eacilfrom&bool-., ~ E. -
Co., 111 Oraage Ave., 1-·Beodt --
Scbool IdeJits' main lwl-It le aell
tlsroup PTA or oilier de-, -
llf1llllllzatlo at a ......, price for --
raising projects, hi "'*' _... !tr
ldenliflcatioa braeelela, _......, kJ
aacl. pel lap will be -to i.tnloluls, 11
requellled. v-order -.......
malled.
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DEAR PAT:_! want to .filld out how to
get my York digjtal radid'liied. I toot ii
bacl: to where it was pon:hased, ~ to
a couple of repair lbops and f1Da1118"'t
ii' back to New Jersey to lflll'ili.,.4
luring company. I baven'i't bad any
response from the company and .... ,
"1alow wbat to do nest. ' J>J...-
Contact the EJectrieal I • d • I tr I e I
Auodafio• ol Soatlieno Odlltnla Ill'
wrlllllg to CooSDJDer lid-Celer,
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DElll PAT: rve often -·-lbe dirivatioo ol the word "posh." It is
commoaly aooepted as nwniDg the very
best .. most elqant and -often is applied to the overall effe<t of cme'a sur-
roundlnp. This word is not In my dio-•
tlonary and nobodJ l'vo --ila originatioo.
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Home." h. tlte -(( , •• ,. wllm lll'tddl
efficei'I ud Utelr ladliel "'" •• 'd 17 7. la
lDdla. tlte more •eslra~le ~
commedatiGJI for De atwa• •1 I f
voyage from Ila,.... waa lbe port (ldll
lide of lite tbip. Tllil ... tile I , •••
lide, affordlq a camtlat < 11 'L ---
d lbe Mlp cndled .... --Africa. Oa Ille -lilp, lbe
.. ye ....... -ud ... -4'dg)lt) aide previded U.. _."Ii zk••tr
view. ()(flcen w1lldq Ck ''~••f
available" accommodatlla fw Ule
voyage. woaltl reqoett P.OAIL r~
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Surprise End.mg
WASHINQTON (AP) -Ii timlled o
tlon of "The Shorts.a-,·· ~
l)lognpby of Cblcagq ---8rlil Piccolo wbo died of teumnla, Im
• aurprlse tndlng. And Ibo pHt"" ii
apologizing. A spokesman !or Weslmi Pubf!....,
Company of New Yorio coollrmed,,.,..
day tbllt 2\S dlaptera ol • .,,,. s.. ....
Woman" by "J" were ~ bOlmd ln1'> fewer than 100 oopleo of lbe
Piccolo bl08f3PllY· '"ll>is ls very elilbarnMlnC el we're
vory IOri'Y It happened,. 'RolJl>le s,
l\oblmOD, • spoMsman for w.--told
the w ilblJ>Pll l'l>al.
, ' .... ' "TOTAL LIBERTY, TOTAL LOVE, TIM LEARY"
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~eary Rejects
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His Girl Friend S.ays·_
,. • .11lo devoted ~pie ol Dr. Timothy
Leary today told newsmen in Santa Ana
!bat the ~ guest of the State of
Callfomia ...,, njects L8D and ls ~
an if·~'t4Jeat-'em--joilr'em stand.
Joaona Harcourt-smJtb spoke at in im-
prompty,_ press, conferencft after Superior
Court' Jlldge llyl'Oll K. McMillan reltised Leary's ·latest~ bid !or freedom tiom
prison, while agreeing With it in legal
principle.
Judge McMillaif selltenced the asserted
advocate of psYcheQelic drug u s e to 10
years 1n state prison three years ago,
bhmding him a menace to society.
He rejected Leary's petition !bat he be
released on grounds his passpo\1 was
revo~ed wlthi>ut legal hearlngand he was
returned lrom Afghanistan ·to lbe Los
Padres Men's Colony by federal agents
against bis Will.
Judie. McMillan eould ..,.,.pt Leary's
unwillingness ..
"I find nothing. In inten!lltional la>Y
whicb problbl~ Ibis," Judge McMillan a,dded. however', regarding lbe methods
used 1'> bring blm back.
Miss Harcoyrt-Smilb, 26, has just
return.ed from a visit With hei;: S2-yea,r.old
boyfriend. who is under maximum securi-
ty at lbe same facility from wblcb be
escaped.
He also faces an identical federal
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County Grand Jury indictmeot of being
involved in a vast. international 4;rug
distributorship.
11e founded what Is ftO'! known as 'Ille Brotherhood of Etetnal' c. Love which
evolved from Leary's League for
Spiritual Discovery (UID) in Laguna
Beach five years ago. _ •
Miss Harcourt-Bmltl\, niece of a Lon-
don publisher, claimed today !bat Leary
wants people to stop using LSD and is of-
fering to work for the U.S. government in
warning against drug use.
"But tbat ls really what be bas AllrlJI
said," Mrs. ~-lb -"He 1'>ld Judge llyl'Oll K. McMillan
before be was sentenced in Onm&e Coun-
ly Superior Co<qt four yean ago lhat
he bad never advocated LSD for ·tbe
masses and be has said it many times. ..._
since."
She said 4ary feels !bat LSD should
be limlted in tbe future to -arcb wilb
any other use being confined to those in-.
dividuals "who are capaN.e of enhancing~
their personalities and tlius enriching tbe ·
lives of those around them.
Capt. DIBernardo
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eluding the twins he'd never seen, the
clouds parted and !brew a sball ol '
sunlight on U.S. Naval Hospital. Ill the
distance was a huge rainbow.
"I guess ," Di ~o said, uGod'I on
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Jittery London Put on Bomb Alert
RBMEMBElllNG BIG llJLL: When be
stood to 1peak before the CalJWmla
lllghway Conun111lon, he needed no In·
troduclion. lie was a blg bulk or a mani
the dark blue, pi11Jltlpe ault hanging
loocely on that Iarae Crame; the llllllle,
the silver hair, and the voice that came rumbllna deep from wllhln .
And if further ldenuncaUon wu need·
ed. In lhe buttonhole of hil coat waa lhe
always-present white carnation. He was
the man with the boutonniere.
Here then, was William D. Martin, the
mayor of Laguna Beach. Then be spoke
in that gravel-like voice:
"GENTLEMEN OF lhe comml!!lon,
we reo<JlllliJe lhel you have Riven thll
state the finest freeway 1ystem in the
world. Your expertise ls unquestioned.
We come from a tmall village. All we
ask 11 your oonalderatlon in the face of
all the l1cla.
"A tteeway through our town would rip
It a!llnder like a shotgun blast. We are
confident that in all oor11lderatlons, you
will -to bypau our little town and
build lhe Craeway behind the hill.I." ... "
Ul"IT ........
Scene of Disaster
Blasts Hurt 243, Kill Ma11;
10 Terror Suspects Seized ,, . LONDON APJ .,. Prime Mllllller
Ednrd a.. 'cllllod In """"'1IY chlefl todl1 amid 1'JX!l'!I tllat be planl to anler
• ....ive roiiDchip of Irllh tel'IU'llta and lbelr l)'lllp«lhlwt In Britain.
Al lhe'llllle tlmt, i.oncsor-,..._told
1o lla1 Iler! tor a1p11 of more car bomhl
tllOll _,, ~ 1llOd Tlluraday In -tllat nlullld In 1111 dealh of ooe man, ' ~ HJ other pertOnl and cal!led
....,. .... lo tllO Gld llllli!y _... and lMdldiap In Whitehall,
lllGl'e tllOll • m11e. away.
"'lbl: alert ii VU'f inach atlll cm,'' a
apokman !llld.
"WB VBllY MUCll HOPE lhet thll II
not the llart of 1·bomb comPIJln In i.....
cloa and jUll a 00&1ll1 tbb>i,'' be added.
"But ii would be llUpld not to keep tak·
lnll -••lloos." l>Olice conllnued CIU~ aeven men
and tine -delllned 'lburlday at Loodoll'a· Healhiw Airport where they
were aWlllll!I Ptai. lo Ireland.
'!be Belfut biiaade' of Ille IRA '1
Provisional wlnfl apperenUy limed the
bomblnp lo coliiclde with Ille, relemr
dum In Northenl Ireland on whether Ille
province wanted to remain British or Join
lhe Irish Republic. Catholics boyeotted
lhe poll lllnce the 2 lo I Protestant ma-
jority, opposed lo union with lhe Catholic
republic, made the rerult in favor of Bri-
tain a foregong conclusion. The vote was
$91,820 tO 1,4«(
BUT 'nil!: WOlUQ;RS -wltose tas~·u
Include laundertna bed linen, eoold!tl and .. aervtnc mula and actlnl u orderll,. -~
stopped -k qaill u IOOn u lbe,,
elllerllllCl' eoded, the apokelman !llld,rr
Old llllli!y went back Into operation,,,
thll mominc. bul only one makesbl#
court lunc:lloned. ,
Workers bJd cl.,red away 80 garbq~,;
cans of 1hltlered gla11 and wera sIIU • • 11,
removing debrta Crom the prlcelus eourt,,1
collection of law books. .
The sources 1n Belfast blamed the a.f;;~
rest of lhe 10 oo lbe 24-bour rail !llrlke '*"'
Britain Tbursdq protesting I he
government'• antt-lnflaUon curb on q :0
incr<UH. Because or the lllrlh, 11te 1e· 1
guerrWu stuck togelbeP lnlleld ol 1pllt!!'
ting up lo escape via widely aepmtea•J
ports and alrporll, Ibo lnlormanll 11Id. ,'<! "l>
Israel Raids •"
Gaza Hideout, . ,~:;
Kills Chief The oommlnlon did select an lniand
route. Maybe it wun't just becaUJe of
Bill Martin'• speech. Maybe. But you
could see how they reacted; so pleased
that this big man with the boutonniere
acknowledged the auperior po11tlon of th~
stale. He aeeined almo91 humble In tbelt
presence.
Torn and baot..red emblem ol famed "Golden
Knight." parachute team lies on ground among
cr~b debris ol Army C47 plane In Silk Hope, N.C.
Crash claimed 14 members ot. cro.ck parachuting
team.
In Belfast, ., .... ...., .... , In lhe Provlllonal
wing of lhe oullawed lrlsh Republlcan
Army edmilled responslbWty for tbe
London bomb wave and claimed that
eight momberl of their terrorllt team
had returned safely lo Ireland.
TEL A VIV (UPI) -Israeli ~
stonned an underground bunklr !O-
day in a villa In occupied Gaza City, kfil.
lnfl lll tltre6 occupants, one<>! 1Mm'l4i!lt
tlfled 11 an Arab guerrllla 1eMer Whit
calls blmself 11Che Guevara." · Bi& Blll Martin waaa't humble.
After the hearing, he would lean over
to you and In that gravel-like voice, give
you a conspiratorlal whisper:
41LISTEN, YOU don't go be!ore these
guys and muscle them around. They've
got all the clout. What have we go!?
Nolh!n1. We go to lhem with our hall In
our hands. They love that, you know ..
' The !nan wllh lhe boutoMlore could
read another pollUclao like a postcard.
He wu bllmble like a fox.
Postal Nightmare: Letter
Took 15 Days for 50 Feet
Bill Martin got elected to lhe Laguna W~SlllNGTON (UPI) -Senate bear·
Beach C1ty Counctl In the early 19808 ina:s on the Postal Service 'ha! ended with
almost out of boredom. He had reUred as another horror story of poor performance
a New York atockbroker and come to h f w Lasuna for the aood llfe. His buddies at - t e case o a est VlrRlni• mident
the lawn bowling green talked hlm into 8 who was dunned for a payment because
run at lhe City Council. hil letter took II day1 to travel i!O feet.
Even lhe council lleellled al tlm .. to Sen. Jenning• Randolph (0.W. Va.),
bore him unlll one day, Ibey elected him told lhe tale Thursday lo Iha Senate Post
mayor of tbe town. Bill Martin found a Offtce Committee. He 98ld a Nitro,
new llfe. He perked up. He bad 1 natural W. Va., constituent mailed a payment to
flair for politics and a natural flair for his local bank for a credit card statement 1 on Dec. 31 , dropping the letter in the post
peop e. office mail slot 50 feet from a post office
LITl'LE KIJl8 WOULD point at billl u , "7 ~ used by the bank.
~ walked down Forest .~vtll~e in ON JAN. 31, Randolph said, the con-
guna and say J!fOUdly, That 1 the .Utuent received a statement his account
mayor of our town. ·was past due. He later determined his
He was as. at eue with folks on the check did not reach the bank until Jan.
st,...t and wtlh politicians In the smoke-u.
filled back roo~s. He Iov~ the poUtlaal 11ie missing children have never been
game. Seldom did he Jose it. round.
"They think they've got Big Bill in a
corner now," he would rasp a whisper ln
your ear. "Maybe we still have *
surprise for them." Usually he did.
Bill Martin seemed always capable of
seeing victory. He spoke at half time to
the crowd at a Laguna football game
once and declared. "Our boys are behind
but you wait. They'll win th.is one." They
did. After six years as mayor, he even had
a feeling on his own chances for re-elec-
tion. Privately he said, "l think the peo--
ple feel I'm too old." He lost that one.
Tbe last of Big Bill Martin?
NOi' A CHANCE. By September. he
was back with a gavel as president of the
Festival of Arts Board, the while bouton-
niere in its buttonhole.
Of that election he aakl, "'Mle shock in
the last 14 hours probably equates with
the shock when I got kicked off the City
C.Ouncil."
Bia Bill Martin was as well known In
the balls of Orange County as on the
streets of Laguna. He was a reaJ human
being among the local politicians of hil
time. He died in his sleep Thursday at 79.
We have lost our man with the white
boutonniere.
We shall miss him.
Cliild Torture
Suspect Seized
By Texm Police
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) -The
FBI 11y1 If.I agentl in Houston have ar-
re1ted Emest John Dobbert Jr., an ac-
cuaed chlld·torturer who dissppeared II
month.!! ago after leaving a rambling
suicide note.
W. M. Alexander, special agent in
charge of the Jacksonville FBI office
said Dubbert, 35, was arrested at a
doWntown park Thursday afternoon. His
34-yeaMld wife, Virginia, wu with him.
The search. for Dobbert began after his
badly-battered II-year-old son, Ernest
John III, was found sleeping in the lobby
of a Jacksonville motel last April.
The boy told officers bis father bad
severely beaten all four ol h1I cblldren.
He saJd his 9-year-old sister Kelley and 7-
yeardd brother Ryder had died and he
held a flashlight while his falhar buried
lhem.
"It's difClcult to understand how a let-
ter takes 15 days to travel 50 feet," Ran-
dolph 1ald. 11Tbl1 ls three feet a day,
slower than the proverbial mall."
Committee Chairman Gale McGee ([).
Wyo.), eonunented that perhaps mallmea
should be called "anailmen."
Randolph'• complaint w11 bul one of
many aired during two days of hearings
by the committee. However, Harold F.
Faught, mail processing director for the
Postal Service, said postal officials
believe they know where the problem for
poor seivice lies and "we think that
problem has been cleared up.''
POSTMASTER GENERAL E. T.
Klassen amplified on this by saying the
service was aware it was massing too
much outgoing mail in some 80 regional
dis~ributioo centers, instead of sending it
directly ·to destination sectional centers.
Klassen said the process was designed
to sort the mall 1n a centrallzed spot,
ellmlnallnll tbe naed for rnan.y post of-
fices and theW personnel
"This overconcentratlon is swamping
these centers, causing some delay "
Klassen said. Some senators accu~d
Klassen of ''deliberately diminishing"
fast mail service in order to cut costs
slnce the service by law is required to ~
self..aufficlent wlthout federal subsidies
by 1984.
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DELIVERY SERVICE
Drllwty of lht Dally Piiot
is 9uaranlted
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Siii Ju1n C1plllrlnt. 0.n• l"ollll, SOVlll Laguna, Uill\lfll Nllutt 492•4411
Weather Wet, hut Mild
T or1iadoes T oucli Dow 1i iii Kansas, Florida
Agent for Miles
Died of Drugs,
Specialist Feels
DOCTORS IN LONDON were fl&htlng
to aave the lives, ey., and lhnbe of vic-
tims injured In Ille bomb blast!.
The daughter of the one man killed de-
nounced the terrorllla who aet lbe bombs
as "wicked murderers." '
'4That'1 all they are, nothing more than
wicked murderen,0 Mn. Llnda Colet
said. Her father, Frederick Milton, a·
careteter In hil slztles, suffered head
wouncls In Ille nln of ila• fragment•
An 11D1101111cement from milllal'J bead-
quarten repot1ed no Isnell caaualU.. In
!he enoounter al Gaza City's el Rlmal
Villa oectlon. It !llld Delensa Mlnlller
Moobe Dayan vtsl~ the site ol the dUli
shortly afterwards. '•
The announcement said a quanUly ol
exploalvea:, weapons and $10,0l'.IO 1n cub
were found in the bldeout. 'l'hn!atenlllf
letters and suenilla leafiela alao were
lllloovered. A balllstlca tell proved lliO
weapom had been ttled In pnvloua al-tacu: mllltary aourcea IBld. ,
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - A Tucson blown out Crom ofl1ce windows DW' lhe
pathologist blred to Inde~Uy U· bombed Old Billey crlmlnal court. He
amine lhe body of David A. Whiting aaya died later In boopllal from a bear! at-
he "essentially •creed" lhat Ille man tack. THE ANNOUNCEMENT 98ld DOlice died of dru& pollonlng. Surgeons •truuled to save !he slibt In were bolding a local pbyllclan, Dr. lluli' one eye of aitlsUne Wllktnson, 22, a ed Mumtar, who rented the villa from
Dr. Loula lllr9cb said be WH ntained court reporter al Ille Old Balley. A glaas anotber Gaza reoldent, Abdul Jarlln el
for the examination by Wbltlng'a mother, splinter s11'uek her eye. SUranl , wbo ta cumnUy on us!~
Mn. Louise Campbell. POIJCEMAN lltU.COlM JUNE, one for lhe United NaUOllS in Ran&OtiD,
IIlracb said be did not perfonn an of tboae who atlemoled to clear Ille Old Burma.
autopsy, but did eaamine lhe body at the Balley area before the blalls, waa 1ald to 11 said Israeli troops claoed In qo 1be
Bucklye funeral homo, where ii ha1 been be "very seriOUll)' Ill" after a 1en&lhY villa 'l'ltlle ln•ee.tli•llnfl ' -~
since Whiting died Feb. 11. operation during lbe night for elllenslve In Gaza City. 'l'huradly lhat ldll"lf i I
Wb!lll!I WU bullnaea m•n••er lor ac-leg injuries. yeaM)d lll'!lell -aoldler aqd , -~ More !ban 200 peno115 wore treated at anolher Mil • previous greoado •tladt
trel8 Sarai> Mllea and waa wilh the ac-bolpltala, moat lor 1bock and minor cull. that wowtde!I two Imell tlOOpl In l!lO 01
treu for lhe lllm1n& of Iha movie, "The Twanty patients .,,..... kept overniibl SbaU relltiee camp Sunday. ·
Man Who Loved Cal Dancing," when he wllh serious lnjurlea.
WU found desd In a Gila Bend motel Hosplt.l workers who -· their COMING UNDER FIRE from the room registered to Miss Miles. strike to aid llCOrelJ of vtctiml Injured In bunker, Iha announcement . aald, lhe
Gila Bend Justice of the Peace Mulford lbe blasll resumed !belt stoppage tnday troops atomted 11, ldlllng Ill occuponta. U
Winsor said Thursday an inquest into :,_industrial strife •Rain disrupted Brit-l~,tlll:g !Albe~ •Che• Mohlmmed0 ':f~
Whiting's death will r-nvene ·~ al e IU ' I uevara, Wiiii OOIJ!" --~· -• A spokesman for SI. Bartbolomew's nwtder of tbe POpU!or Fnlnt for lbe
10:30 a.m. next Wednesday. Winsor said Hopltal, JOO yards Crom lhe Old Llhantlon of Paleatlne (PFLP) In 1116. -
be espects actor Burt Reynolds M!SI Balley, !llld the hospital'• slrtklng an· strip and tl!O of li1s aides, Kamal .
Miles and Jane Evans, a gove. to clllary staff reacted "magnlflcenUy" to Salim a.noun and Abdul Gad! Abdul Alli I
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Setback for Darwin
Genesi,s Defeated
For State Texts
LOS Al1QEl.J!:S (UPI) -A
Slate llolnl of Education rul·
Inf an wllal Caltrorn'la
aciioote!Uldreo will be taugbt
aboul tha orll!n of man has
rdUlted in a small oetbaek for
Darwin and a defeat for
Gioesls.
pad on the choice of t.eltbookl
throughout the nation.
Approved textboob ia
California ·must now note that
"most scientist,f agree that
the theory of organic evolution
is the best scientific des¢p-
Uon we have to account for
the complex forms of life In
the past and presePt."
As an example of the kind of
changes which will have to be
made : •
f'rlday, March q, }q73 DAILY PfLOT 5
Assembly Moderates ·
Win; Burke Loses
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
moderate Republican lw won
the minority Ooor leAdef's job
In the Assembly, turning back
a conservaUve's challenge in
the first change in the
Assembly's lop GOP ~st in
eight years.
o1 Uwitlniton Beach on a JH
vote or the Republlean callCWI
to succeed Bob Monagan of
Tracy as minority f I o or
leader.
times ln the Callfo-roia
legillature.
AL11!0UGU Beverly <ild not
have Monagan'• public en-
dorsement, be ha! been close-
ly allied with the former fioor
leader and was supported by
the same moderate -liberal
coalition which kept Monagan
in power.
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'l'!le board ruled Thursday
by a 7-3 vole that approved
teitbooks f o ri. .. elementary
'sclioot students el!! continue
lo · presenl man as ba~
evolved from lower animal!
but muot treat it as • ......:
only, DOI -lad. ...,,.,
Now -"Like the othie • orprusms inhabiting thti Al•-ef-9 W .,. __ VPIT .......
The election Thursday of
Bob Beverly or Manhattan
Beach was followed by the
election or two other self-
described moderates to the
No. 2 and No. 3 Republican
posta in the Assembly,
MONAGAN JS expected to
resign his AS!embly seat of 11
years to accept a post in the
Nixon Administration as assis-
tant secretary of transporta-
·tion for congressional liaison .
Assemblyman Frank Murphy
or Santa Cruz was elected to
succeed Beverly as GOP
CaucWI chairman, the No. 2
Republican post, and
Assemblyman Dixon Arnett of
Redwood City was elected
party whip.
In 1965, Monagan was leader
of the young moderates who
won party control ln the
Assembly away from con-•
servatlves. Burke is the fourth '
conservaUve . Republican to •
unsucoessfully c b a 11 e n g e I
moderates for party 1 leadership In \Ile past three i
years. ,
planet, man bas evolved from n&l'"ll llJ ree---z1e
F:uture -"It is believed in Mlllt:ary fire rig sprays th' remains of three F4 pbantoni jets ti>at were being
Beverly defeated Bob Burke
But Iha board overruled the = by flmdamentallst
lfOllPl'lnd aoine of 114. own me-. that acten-U.., lelta wert rellilous
belle& lhal a dMne power cre&te4 the UDlverae, or that
man II the product of a
"1peclal creaUon" by God.
anceatral origin.<."
the theory of evolution that flown by f'lavy's Blue AnJ(els aerobatic team wfien they cnshed aboUt 20
man bu evolved rrom an-mjles WMt <1 El Cenao. 'i'he pilots paracbuteCl lo safety after Ille '4 s mil·
cestral organisms, llio> the __ li_·o_n_-d~ollar--'j'-ela_rolli_':..d.:.ed.c_ ____________ ~---· ---Rock Group
Musician
FoundDeall
. EDUCATORS noted I h a I
smce -publlabm tend lo gear their material lo the
larger marketl, rulinp in
Califonlla, the nation's most
populous state, have an im·
other organi.mul Inhabiting
this planet.·~
TU E SCIENTIFIC com-
munity mounted a determined
campaign a g a i n s t the
demands by religious groups,
and the Natkmal Academy of
Sciences condemned attempts
to require 'mliing religious
and scienUfic believes in
school books.
Joan Baez Reveals
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Bisexual Tendency
.BE11KELEY (AP) -Folla!inger Joan Baez ""Y" what
a staey in a local campus newspaper says la true -she
• •1Msexua)." '
, "The quotes are all °""""" Those an my quoles, tabn ofl a tape .reainler," Miaa Baez said Friday of a "11r'/ in the Doily Call!orillan quoting ber aa saying ahe
bad a love affair with another woman when she was 21.
~-"QNE OF TUE nicest wlratev" you want lo call H -I"~ of Illy life -was a woman," the independent student 91"W-ctrculaled oo the University of California cam·
pus bere quoted her as saying.
"My manager's -alUJng, ....,.ting belUii hi9 desk
waltiag for. the day when I'm goirlg to aay tbal lo the. pn!OS'.
J told lim I woold answer the questloo if tt was ever ask·
ed," sbe aald. . .
• Leier lllle elab<rated ro a San Francisco lbonide re-
porier: "Eveeyme Is, nure or 1-b13emal. l'l!<lple Just don't ~ to, admit K. n eomea down lo teclmicallJjes of whether '°""act 1t out or not."
•• Ml8S BAEZ, 32;. said the sexual encounter she referred
lo 'WU .""'1 lint mill oDly" such experteoce. "I Jove mm. !·am bioie' '"1ented "..., added., ·
f,. b' told ~ al 'her -., the ·s:.n Frandsco .•
p;entnoula lhal ahe -~ -if ..,. used the -Urm. "' If the lllsCl<fSUl'O! Miii• liave bem made, "00! I mow tt'a ~ ro a tot of.jioclple.'' , •
"Being hllexual, you're VfC'/ much loob!d down upon =uppity members of Ff 'lib," she lllid. "The ex·
around being lotall)t gay is one of the !DOii self·
I've ever nm Into." '"
" "If you awing bod! "3yS, you n!Olly swing," she told !I!_-newspaper. "I just figure, you mow, double
'r'A pl~."·
False Land Claims Charged
Beverly's election was seen
as a continuation of control of
the Assembly GOP caucus by
the moderate-liberal faction of
the party which supported
Monagan .
Monagan 's tenure as floor
leader and speaker was one of
the longest continuous GOP
leadership reigns In modem
Beverly bu a reputation as
a moderate who baa a working
relation1hlp with the
Democrallc majority, which
now standl at 49-29. He
was one of only eight
Republican• to be given a
commiUee chairmanship when
Moretti ~ed out 27 such
posts in 1971.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
state attorney general's office
has accused a Nortbe·rn
California subdivision operator
of making false claims in the
promotion of -Iota in
Siskiy(lu County . .. Atty. Gen. Evelle J •
Younger said Thursday be bad
filed a com.plaint .against ' Sbastina Properties I n c • ,
~ owners and 01lF3to(s of the
18,000-acre Lake Sh a at in a
develop!Jlent near !lie town of
Weed.
Among the directors of
Sl>astina Propertiea tne. la Sen. James R. Mills (!>-San
Sen. Jolm L! Harmer (!Wll..,. Diego). CORTE MADERA (AP) -
dale), a former rival of One of the misrepresen-Ron McKeman, the 27-year-y tations, Younger said, was old "Plg Pen" of the fabled
OWJger's for the li 0 P that the purchasa of land at Grateful Dead rock group, has 00,:;:~ for a .t t 0 ~f e Y Lake Shastina was a sound in-~ found dead in his apart-,------------..:....-----~
1be complaint, filed 'ftrun. vestment, certain to increase ment in this San Francisco
day in omtra ec.ta Qilmty in vatue in the ruture. Bay area communtty. "1)tth<llO:! •. •To ·"10Ver _,._ .A. ..A. McKernan's body was found ...... ~ l.... ~
Superior court, a cc u 1 es ~ H 14 Thursday nigbl on the Door of
-of instructing .. $4 MiUio" n bis bedroom by • neijjhbo• permiUlng ""'"""•n "lo use who had not seen blm for two State May Push N-. J _ Ban. =~~I<>!. days, the Marin County cor· WW
formation D B oner's office said. An autopsy
.... din a ~~;:.Younger ue uyerS was scheduled today to ~·· •~ determine the cause of death. SAN FRANCIBO (AP) - A Mii do1.eo JlrTJedway ni,i.t spc;8 will not rover up their dancers u l:oqulred upder a
A SPOKESMAN for WS ANGELES (AP) -Friends said that he su!· reMITI!d state ban on bot1omless entertainment a ipolres-
Harmer, dWnnaA o( the Refunds of· up to f4 million are fered from hepatitis. an Illness man foc the owners said. '
Senate RepubUcan caucua, due certain land purchaaers at that prevented him from "We will not COV«' up CU' bottomless c1aneer3 and we
said the senator bad DOI yet Oalilornla City wider an playing with the group in re-will Ml put G-strings oo our bo«oml ... dancen," Dove
seen Younger's complaint and agreement reached with Great cent montM. "Rosenberg, publ.lcist for filx <:/.the clubs, aaid 'lbursday
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immediate comment. Western Cities Inc., says McKERNAN, who played .. We will figlX them in court," he said afte!' owiiers Evelle J . Younger. the organ and harp and was a got nottce from ~ state AlcoOOlic Beverage Cootrol ~
Harmer -who wu a 1970 Younger said Thursday a vocalist, was an original mem· partment to cover up their bottomless acts. r
primary candidate against consent order In Los Angeles ber of lhe Gr~teful Dead. The ABC said in Los Angeles it woold enforee regula·
Younpr lor the GOP ,....ma· Superior Coor! setlles the Known as Pig P • n, tion8 agaimt -acts in places ..mng a1cobo1Jc
STANFORD (UPI) _ A !Ion for attmiey general -is dllpule involving sales at McKeman's trademark was beveragea.
SI lord
__ ,,,_ oow reg,a,ded as the leading Ca!llornla City, a-"-' in bis outrag.ous appearance : "'lbese aren't aimina1 ""-,"he-••."~--, DOI
an -·~mer • GOP candidate for -•"-t 1968 '-Greal w-~~u-nt•-• long black hau'' , Indian bead ~•--"""" gested Thursday that pro -of the .i:..-=-11 ...._"'the ~=n ~ going lo seed out paddy wagotls arid load 'em up wfflt
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myaterious radio a1gnall beard n-·"''--~~ ~... parent of Great band, long black mouateche violatnrs."
40 years ago may have been,1_·_:.-.---_·_;_ma-=nag::.:•:....::lo:....::ous=.t_:.W~estern=~Cl::::ti•=s:... _____ :and:::.:an:::.'.o::ld:_v::e:st:_. -----'====================!
an effort by Intelligent Ille inl
space to communicate with the.-.
Ranald N. Bracewtil said a
..... reading of the lllgDals,
recorded ~.
between 11128 and 19.12, pin-
pointed .lbelr oourees u the
constellaliaD Bootes In the
northem aky.
He said the reeding came
from Scott1sb tcientist Duncan
Lunan of Glasgow, wh> bad
sent him bla lludles. ''We
have lo be -emely careflll
not lo tlwlr away ..,tiling
which might be 'the ......,ge'
from elsewbere in the uni-
verse," be said.
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•woy to beat ln11otlon. Its
"membership card permits
"you to buy nearly f!Nery·
"thing you need from the
1'1inest closed-dOOr show·
Ii rooins at substantial sav-
inp -aptlllances, lurnf·
"ture, steteo equipment,
!sporting sood•, draperies
·net much, much more.
You can even buy cars
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imobllt homes and motor-
cyclos el substantial 'sav·
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Earnings
5.00%-S.13%
Passbook. No Minimum.
5.75%-5.92%
One Year Certificate $1,000 Minimum.
6.0Q%-6.18%
two to Five Yea~ Certificates $5,000 Minimum. .
Up to 90 days k>ss of ·tnlerest on amounts withdraWJ'I before matUfitY on all certificate accounts.
also provides big dis-
counts on tic~ to sport·
Ing and &'nfertalnment
events • ,~. plus a Whole
llst of free seivie-es: safe
deposit bOxes, m011ey or-
ders~ travelers checks,
and ~tary services.
M•mbershlp requi1•·
ment for savers -,2,500
minlmuni balance. Coast
borrowers now receive u.
soci.te 01ember>hiP1 tn-•
tltlln11 them to ell outs1.-
ref erra11 sarvtces. Ask
abo<lt joining al any Coos! om_,.
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llD1ls W!Ulls t..i elllDfaate the post oi *1yQ:onmen~ re-
• 90lll'Oel dlreetor In 11if city. The reuoD: current dire<!.Or
Tom s-ima retim*"1 15 and Ro~ teell bl.s fGJI'>
tlon properly belongs in the planning deportment be-
cau.e most envirorunental lsauea mm from planning
action.
Rowland&' effort was undoubtedly sincere, but the . cit.Y. council saw it otherwl.se. Al Councilman Jack Green
said. "Dejfo,rtm'lJlll are loo tied-in with the everyday
work loa.d:'"' • • :-· .. • ·'.!'here ia ,a~e~Mt lliat Uthe environmental ~ '. po;i i4 llimlaated. aAA '~ties dlffused among
·• <>Qier, d'e(l"!'.lil!en!B1 t11t: li..li"~~ternal environmental
eflort Will bewea~ < • •; '
" · '!!'he cilYls tn'tarua ~enial record isn't so
hot k anyiG.' . fl'f~li~mental impact reports
ori aucb m '·mi!llO;~··~ ~~s as the civic center, •. , 11>8'~ )!rary, tile cemnt~ and the replacem.enl
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• . ', }IJt preen s~gg~, the otljer departments need ·
" 10molbinf o! an e<iii(ollell<''dlffll'1 advocate." The pool
sh<>uld.remaln u,. higli· itaff pooiUon, . ·~ ,. . 'i ' ... Fine Lnie of Interest •
In many' cit! ... , a Ctty council will· steer as far clear
as lt <:;ID of flChoOl·relatM Issues. Thia ls not in the best
public Interest, so it is V"Ufying lo see the Fountain
Valley City Council taking an active interest in the
overcrowding faced by its high school, and in the need
for unification generally in West Orange County.
But at the same time, th~re is a fine line that must
not be cro..,.d. In the case <*Fountain Valley, it is a
heaJthy sign that the city rouncil pushes for a reduction
In enroll111ent at Fountain Valley High. But ll'ben Wt
~wrns to a city ordinance to enforce en?Ollment cutbadll, II is clear the city is eotmng danl(erous waters.
Lilcewfse, It l.s commencJ.ble for the OOWlcil to tab
an Interest lo lllllftc•tloo. But ll'hfil COllllcilmen talk -
as oome have_ -of ln•olviog thell!Belvea in trJiDg lo
· press. a partl<Ular •ohrtl~n on 9cilool oltlclall, they Illly
be gOQlg tpo far., ·
The council mu& remember-OIU final reopohJ!blllty
for 9Cbools M.t not with It, but with the elel:ted school
officials.
Graduation Standards·
A ·proposal lo relax graduation and credit standards
in the Huntington Beach Union High School DI.strict
deserves careful study from trustees.
As proposed by the etaff, students could: ·
-Graduate with 210 rather than 220 Cl)!dits .
-Receive elective credit for music and art lessons
given off campus, as well as for part lime work off
campus.
, -Skip whole courses and simply take tests for full
credit In areas where the student was particularly well
qualUied.
Disll:ict officials say the changes will bring a flex·
ibility that will allow more personal student growth .
Thia logic has merit. Students already are given
more choice in determining their course of studY than
their parents were and it might be well to allow more.
On the other hand, tra.Ues should remember that
course credit is now easier to get than in the past. This
raises doubts whether the total unit requirement should
be lowered.
Trustees should study these questions sufficien~y
to produce a sound rationale for their ultimate decision . Sf'RIN~ FASHION PREVIEW
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Unpaved
Road Could
Be a Privilege
Dear
Gloomy
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Mandatory Retirement Age Proposed
Are Congressmen, Judges, T~o OJd? I
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~YDNEY J.HARRI~
In an uncharacteristic burst of good
will not long ago, Jack Anderson, the
Washington oolwnnist, squeezed out a
few kind words for political figure! who
have not held their palms out over the
years. , ,
Now that ·the city of Huntington
Beach has banned the und..-ground
Los Angeles Free Press from its
news racks, do you suppose the
"above ground" press will frighten
them next?
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Tiils ffftu,. "nteb ,....,.. vltW9, not
MCtu1rllr ffMM .r tht 119W$N-. SMd
Jltllr HI ,...,. .. Glotl!tJ o ... ICl•llJ Pn111.
Among thls b4PPY' t.w. be cli..d the ·
Sen8te dean, GeOrge 'Aiken of Vennont, · BUT ONE of the i~~ac~ble facts of
who has bee n an political llfe is that once ~y bas been
elected official for a~Pr.i!l~ for ,a proj~ fQU->caJl· bet
40 years: '1Yet the that 'tnbhey will be spent, wlletlier the
-road 1hat--runs-,;Mt · i<1 geople most.affecte~by it want it or not.
the house he ha.fl f. The contracton want n. ·and that's
owned in Putney. reason enough in most cases.
Vt., since the 1920s We objected, we protested, we signed
is still unpaved..!' "' j>etitlons, we stigmatized the project as
'Ibere iJ no qe wmecessary and expensive, we showed
tion in my mind Qf • bow the money could be far better SJ>e{lt
Sen. Aiken's unyie!d-.. • · -but, lacking Sen. Aiken's clout, our ..
tng honesty, but lt:+ " •• .' position was fruitless. The road was "PBV·
suspect I.hat Jack:.A.hderson i.s. a touch • ed 1n record time, two miles golnJ ex.-
naive in respect to..lbtl toad ruriping past 1 actly nowhere for no particular ~.
the Senator's Venndat retreat.;"For tM and .. serving" no one but the resiitents
fact that it haai ttunalned Ul\R&Ved all who didn't want it.
these years ma~lie · Jflore testidK>ny to
the Senator's 111UQen~e than 'to his in·
tegrity. t:. \.
Anyone who . ....,, ! counlry house
knows what a losjng struggle It is to keep,
the road unpavOO; indeed, an .unpa~
road past your place is one of the »tatus
symbol!: of seclusion. Once they 1>4ve it,
your privacy ls half gone; especially ,,in
towns like Putney, where resorters flock
in all during the summer and fall . .
About a dozen years ago, the county
board appropriated funds to hardtop the
road that runs along my place . in
Wisconsin - a pointless project, lffnce
the road goes nowhere but back to the
main higbway, and the vast majority of
residents wanted it kept just the way it
was.
WELL, now bundreds snd hundreds of
tourists glide J>y every day in the sum·
mer, lltteril)g tbe landscape, smelling up
the atmosphere with gasoline fumes, snd
destroying the very privacy for which the
houses were llougbt In the lint place.
There's not even any "public Interest"
involved -the road only takes Ulem out
of theit way.
As the crowning insult, some pn>-
motional nut 1n the county seat added our
road to the "Fun Map" distributed to
tourists by the Chamber of Commerce.
Don't tell me that Sen. Aiken didn't see
all tbiJ coming when he exercised the
fullest power of his office to keep the
road running past bis house in Putney
gloriously unpaved aJI these years.
Don't Marry a Girl Who •.
What kind of a girl shouJd a man mar-
ry? ' ( J That isn't too hard lo figure out. A man HAL BOYLE
should marry the girl he's in love with
and can get along with, and who loves ""-----------""· him and can get along with him.
What kind of girl should a man avoid
marrying? Any other kind.
But he should be at special pains to
avoid marrying the
kind ol girl who -
Spends more oo
her hair than he
does on his entire
wardrobe.
Thinks being "a
mere housewife" -
as she calls it -is
somehow degrading .
Takes pride in the
fact she doesn't cook well and has no
desire to learn.
Feels a husband should wash his own
sockl.
can't keep a home looking reasonablY
., tidy u t1ell as lived·ln. • . ;
Can, keep from keeplog d llOlllCl
unreasonably tidy. • 1
EXPECl'S to dole oul bis lwich money
evt.r diy Instead of once • week. ·
ls II(> wasteful ber husb1111d will havt to
throw out two sacks ol garbage every
· • night.
.. Doesn't think any comic strips are ever ~ • IWU\Y.
V.,n that the first thlng she'll do when ;fl! man1• a man l.s re.fonn him.
Kee.Pt her fmgemalla twice the normal
length and broods for days if she breaks
10ne. • Thinks it is a mark of her cleverness,
and also the duty of a liberated woman,
to show up her husband In pubJic
whenever she can -just to 'keep him in
his place. .
Never thinks it is fun to get wet in a
sudden summer rain.
Believes her relatives invariably show
more character than his do.
CRIES if be laughs at the pictures In
her famlly album .
Would rather play with 1n old doll than
a new baby. ·
Would rather start a new war with her
mother-in-law than keep aa uneasy truce.
Serves either l<>O m19y lelto~rs or
l\&Ve~ WY .. aoY at ell.
Thinks all -are 1t1ny "Just Uttlo
bol'll ... a<lll bad Jillle boy• at that." ~·t ·ca~ what beri husband does
llSt•llO.he l!OOoia'I bother her too much.
' . Spetlijl DIOll or her time 1)r0Vlng she
i;an j>lay btidi~ bolter tbsn any other,
Wbq>111 fn U.wn.
'l1llrib ao article like this Is too
rldlcUkius for words, because, "after all,
let's be seriow: -what man ever knew
anything abotll women in the ftnt place,
now realty?"
Coming up next, Girls -Some Kinds
ol Boys Not to Msrry.
WASHINGTON -It's a timely and
much needed reform-but its chances of
getting anywhere are virtually nil.
Rep. John Seiberling, D.-0., is sponsor-
ing a COll.'ltitutional amendment that
would impose an age limit of 65 on
members of Congress and 70 iears for
federal judges, including the Surpreme
OJurt.
"Long ago," says
Seiberling, S4·year-
old grandson of the
founder of the Good-
year Tire & Rubber
Co., "Congress ac-.
knowledged the wis--
dom of mandatory
~:::= :'1:U~ ment age for those in government civil
service. 1t is time Congress applied this
principle to llsell and the federal
judicia.rY."
IT IS TIME, indeed, and long overdue!
The Akron legislator couldn't be more correct.
As· he pertinently points out, the
average age of chairmen of House com·
mittees is 65, while feiieraJ judges serve
for life and some hang on interminably.
Examples:
The late Supreme Court Justice Hugo
Black was 85 when finally forceld to
(ROBERT S.AJ,J.ENJ
retire due to severe illness , from which
he died a short tjme later. Justice
William 0. Douglfm, 74,' lingers on
although requiring a battery-charged
pacemaker for his heart and recently ·
was reputed to be ailing,.
But desirable as such a mandatory ag_e
limit might be, putting it iqto ellect ..
sometblng else. Amending tl\e CanStltit-
tion is a difficult and torttK'.Us ~·
To begin with, the pro~ ~d
have to be passed ly amgress;v1rtuany
all of whose key leaders <»">. "seftior
citizens,'' to put it tacUully'. ··•
THEN, even if the amendme.nt
somehow got through Congress, where a
two-thirds majority is required, it would
have to run the highly uncertain ga\Dltlet
of the 50 state legislatures, thret-lourthl
of "'hich would .have to approve.
It would take a long time-as
demonstrated by the discouraging fact
that_ there is no evidence Selberling's
sound idea is even getting started in
Congress.
That's not daunting him ; he is fmnly
convinced that sooner or later his p~ ..
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posal will make headway. "BtJ.$ine&ci has foWld that without man-and
"At a time When we are all concerned datory retlrement of older officials
with the nied to breathe new life into the employes,11 be ,declared, *'k is er·
legislative branch of our government," tmnely difficult to. attract and hold able
argues Seiberling, "this amendment is yoonger·meD and women1needed to keeP
particularly important. In ,the..' past a .. ·fifm ~vigorous, prog~i'fe and sue·
several months, we have made ,signifi-cessfUJ." • ·
cant relonns In House procedures and •run , v•y Se'be """ • • led t the cormn1ttee system. J believe they will .... ~,....,. ,. t !' ... 1' ~:ID ou • go a ·long way towan,l re-es~~hing many ~tes now reqwre Jud§es to retire
Congress ., a branch df government o1 .~t 70. 'That S911Dd .P'!""'P~ .. he a~ded1 equal stature with the executive branch. . should be a P ph e_d to U.. feaerai
"But otw!Uistandin the worthy Judiciary. If practice blls proved that It l.s
s!rid!'I, . ~. u~ ~ gtou~ Cl!! ."'le, ;1~~~~=·~o prove ~~~"" 1=:;t:}:'J::;;. :"*-aligi:. ~ po!Oi ~det b~
W!letller Ille " ~~or~· """""lli\t. ~~g ·~ In Williln ..,. .r · t can , he n~ "< ~ L'!'!'!!",..,_
restOrl:d--the 'ineittbellblp 'of Con '°':" ~.j;:. l\Dlent •"!" )llOCl!Uve -f" . -~ aft~I ,, . t I • ,..'·!ft
_)'HE ~ot:that pioblem, In sen-· ..11 ~ 'il(~~tli,;~geroua
llng's· opllikln, u aged le&ders:. Wloit: groWt . <l2ecifu'lll!·1>0wet•aol re~
Congress needs is younger members with lts~role ... the gove~f!\t's dtlef physical and mental vigor to stand up llll· "" la ..., ~ 11• • -said : the , Ob lo
der the heavy demands of their jobs. l is ator, ·"it mtcit have a vig~s and
''This 'is a job\ f9r mature '!lleD ·and .. ~·'f . berabiP.J,1 ln Jouclr\.with the
women," -ru Seiberling; '.'but not for . , D.iedr , peqplo . ljlil ope/I; to new
the aged." . .iifMs. ant dthei' ln.!!tltution seelinl
It. is no coincidence, Seiberling llffed, ·to ~ its vltali!J', ~ needs a
that business CO!JlO&lions 'co11<eme4'with • ~tmuou&;·now o(¥w bJQocl. I
their "institutiorlal health" have almOSJ ~ 1'1be'~ way to·~ this is througti
universally adop\ed mandatory retire--· manda~: ref.itergi::nt., M a n d a tor 1
ment for both o f f i c er s and " ~bould ti): applied to O>ngress
employees-usually age 65. as well as t,o the federal judiciaey.''
Mental Hospital F.lap (J:Qwar· -~~tt!d
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Sickening. That's what it is. First, standards must be •et!ortbe'loj?ai more .nu,. partisan gsm••
Sick·sick·sick the way some play on ( J facilities and then a<eeptable facilities -tha!> Im .. the.mental hygiene pro-
the fears and' emotions of others for · RUS WALTON snd qualifi-4 staffs -de~eli>~ J•nd li; 0 .~ • '· ' .. .!"}:• , :·
personal gam and notoriety. censed. . • . ' • ; ,SQ~N sN!uld set tboF people
Tpke the recent flap over· the state's To faci!ib.t~lbe relocation of ~ ~~. &tWg!U. n~ purpose of the state's ~
long-range program and all state hospitals will ~ phased out the departm~T of mental hy~et1;e ~~ tal :hygiene program is to care for the
to ph11e out Its hos-shortly after that. Timing depends upon develoPe4 a. ~am. of full citizen ilfrd r.entaUy ill and tbementally retarded. II
pitals £or the men-the development of. additional and ac-parent p&rtic1pat1on ~ the planrung. t~ ! iiot to provide jobs for state workers;
tally ill and retard-. ceptable facilities at the community was, Dr. Mayer oonce1v~, on~ way W let It\ is not to provide -state patfolls for
ed. level. the psrents and guardians of the MIU . communities where big·born mental
There is nothing know what Jay ahead. .~ . · hospitals are l_odtlteci; it ls not to provide
new about the coo-THE STATE also plans to relocate Well, that was where the l!ap staried. pollliclaos "1th IOl>ilster plaUdrms.
cept of community some 10,000 mentally retarded patients in MJ>SI of tbe'll'lie and hysteria cai'ne ftoni . Parents. J 'the-Mljll were upoet.
care tor the mental· small, family-type units at tbe local two sources: .,, ,~ Understartdablt. ·'tlany <lid not realif4:
ly ill. level. ln that way MIU could be clme to -lrrespooalble state emplorea wbo stat. law l1"ill!lll\I the arblfrary or
It started back in home and pareni.s and r e c e i v e are more concerned about perpetuating . caPricia:us rel~tl'oO of patients. But, the:
1957 \11th the passage ol the Sbort-lloyle personali1.ed csre and training. That pro-Jobs than esrln~ for palien_ts, and ·• law is clesr: 'tilt explicit ~lsslon of
Act. tbat was a great year. It wu the gram is at least 10 years in tbe futµre. -irresPons1ble p6llt1c1aru1 who •« the ~rent or gbardlan mt1$l tli obtained
beginning of the end for warehou!e! · lief ore 8* MR patient can be relocited.
where the mentally Ill were stacked and . f • )'ou'd}hlnl< tbooe legtslaton and ol·
forgotten . Piling those unfortunate folks A G • L A I llclals woo are IOOOdlng off WOuld lmolj
In anthills lar from hoffie is oot only recwn·' ove . air about the law, If they did and they cruel, it is counterproductive. Jt causes . " · penil&ted lD tfie!t ,loose talk, then we_
many patients to regress to detertorate. • ' · know ~111' for demqogues.
, ' · When Alexander Eliot au""'' ( ' ) If they were '"""rant of the law we Ca!Uomla s progrsm of community -_,..., · ' 'knolf•tbem for d!rri'l>dumb!.
care bas proved to. be sound and sue-l=!!fi:1Je~=~~~ THE BOOKMAN • Either way, they seen»deVokl al com,
cessful. It has ~tablished a pattern other ed-IO Greece with ills famlly oi> I ' Gut-' paSBlon for tlw>,. wbose llves are alr...i,;
stiles and nations now lollow. R<!Dhelm Fellowship,' he did not !mow that ·_ • • burdened by a loved one who Ja,meniall1 Un~er Sl\oft-Doyle and, •Ince 1967, the ~was embarking upon a IUe-Joog love retarded. '
Lantcrman-'Petrla.sbort Act, population affair with tbal couolry. So fat Jlila In-Classical Greece, wblch every e<luca1ed .----..,.-.,,.-· ----'~--1
at the state mental Institutions bas falUatlon bas rexul~ In five vo1Unw 00 E knew sOmetbirig about. Then
shrun11 from 35,000 to 6,400. tbe history, mytholbgy ,and art of that tfne Qreece, a relaUvt mystery. ,
ln the beginning, the 1tate paid com-.,.tloo, Ille latest being 'Ille Rori200 eon.· Chaos and Submisslcin to the Turks. ou.NGI i:~t
manltles 50 percent ol the cost of the clie lllstory ol (lreece (AmerlclD And finally a small •tull\hllrig 'modem'
!=~~~~t'sinJ=t ;! i:u.1: Heritage Press, $8.95). ~~,.~is to "sweep the dis-
pays all costs for programs !or the men-COMMENTING dfi 1hls abundantiy II· jointed 1'11"'4 away, and ahow a
tally retard.a. lustrated work, Ellof ~ !Ira t remari<abli ~tin"°"' Oow." AJ far u ·~u~ LOC .. !aclliU'es are better than "Problem One was to democilitate the preRnt-day Greece ts concerned, a sub-'~ ~ unity or Greek history. This 118' •''""' • ')ect' oL lnlaole cootrovl>r$Y, the author Otbel1 ~t all'lllust meet state ltandar<ls been told piecemeal before. Tbere was a'lds, "l tell what I know and tell It to q~l!fy for the proaram. Mental atratgbt, cooUy, In the cooteit o1 all
faclllties .,. seldom pretty places and Greek history up to now."
there I• no doubt' some do need Q t UPlfldlnl. _UO es FROM "the ilOry that '!'BS Greece" to
BUI, patients a,e far better of! at the the take-over by the present reaimt,
-imlt1 Jevtl, tblO when they were Rlchanl C. j.awOOD, L.A. _, and Eliot's book Ii ... IPOclll empbdls to the
treai..d like lepers In BOm• remote co\. * poll-1111horltJ -':re<Jeral int•rplay ol ·myth, art and culture,
n1 ~ve emission control standards pblIOeopby and li!Otature, ooclal 11>-
o Patient population at the stat•'• coold cost the nation'• motorlsll $95 stlbztlont, lnvulocu from. wltboul ·ed
bospltalzo Is dwlodllng at the rate or 2,000 b!Dloo tor the decade 19'/IJ.1985 ..• a •taf' poUUcal upheaval lrom within. It reoden
a year. Or. Wiiiiam Mayer, recenlly gerlng cost In light of recent federal superbly ibe tature of Greek \Ue WS lls
named •!ale director of mental eygleoe, cost-beneOt atudles which not• this ••· ineotlmable coolliblticft to tho ,...l<I
predicts that by 1977 ~ mentally ill will pendilure will contribute very lllUe over tho 8P!ft o1 cailurles, 6o cared !or Jn their .,.,, communities toward clean air." VICOOR DE Km'SERLING
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VOL 66, NO. 68, 4 SECTIONS, so·PA~ES.' ORAN6E COUNTY, CALIF'OllNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1973 N nN CENTS
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~hristian 'HYPocrisy Hit at Prayer Meeting
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More than 350 persons attended the
Ma)'9r's Prayer Bregfasf al !he.Balboa
Bay Clubd hJs Jl10~ .II> foimalljo ..i!-
augill'ate C!uiJitian Leademup Weel:
sponoored by the Newport B\'Sch Ja~.
They beard feature4 ~~r ~!is Pries~ a.dlreclor'df the damJ!\IJ'.~ for Oirist, teif theni the ills of the w0<1a
can only ~ ~!veil ~r; Iller . sl!!"I
bypocilsy illd !!Ive tliemselv~ to a mlr-
ltual coming'togO!her. •· ' ·• •
''TIM> t\:':'le. ·-~. t!' • . GO SUnday, ut ~II-Di> cbangell on
Monday.or Tli~'.Ot W~,".Jald
Pries11 woo •told• !"" audience · that' the
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•H ' ~. wu111t ~-a-pr:tw0weea:ag6'."H01c1-~
jbg a'pooter _from l!artJor·View School first graders
are· ,Officer ~ J)ttssler. and Poli<e l;lplorer Sgt. ,.Jame Schnorr. ,
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Tortut~ 61 '.Prisoners
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2 Officers; Man
' " ' Die in Shootout '' l ~ I
ltt; Coffin · Boxes ·Told t ' • 1 '
At Cajon .Pass
SAN BERNAilt>mo . ~iP)' . ·· A ... ,, ;t.. " ' ... :i
llJghwa)' patrolman, a sheriJ:f•s !lePutY ctARlf' ~ BiiE; Philippines (UPO the IOUlCeS said. 'Ibey onlJ got out to go
'""' -!Jle' bi Commomlot ~ .camps ~ I<! ~ toilet. aiid a servlcl! stauon alteJ!da!lt :it~ -, , clU&!d tor1nn1:rorTiiimbei-of .__._. ' Details o1 the torture are ·¥d'Y· but w death l<!day by an assailant ;Mio""' ~ • ........_...,.. •• --....;tavorod method was I<! use WOllllds
later wound¢ and captur&i, u.! Sllerllf'~ ,..,,....,,.~,a-..f41'.thoie fortunate'\ct,'"""tlle 'priaonenl ioceived wile!! they ...,.. . escape~ ~ :tibuse the life waa · captured to Insure that lelHale scan
office said. ~ never ... -. would be kept to a m!njmum
The shooUngs OCCWTed on a slrOtcb o1 '!lie · 1omire lnCloded confinement In Une 'prisoner 1 wtio was·shot througb the
Interstate 15. through Cajon P.ass alter ~liie"bOal. tor.:m..ths at a thne band, had his thumb sliced dfl in ao el·
the .patrolman stopped a car at the jUlD-Ind 111,,.t ie..t"-· lliotance a qtan had fort to mat. ~-talk. lnlt,, according to officers: · bit Jhumb•COf CllL : ·
The 4ead deputy..,.. Identified as Lt. ,,.I .Wl!N ooinOl detllli .Pf the Al Stewart of san Bernardino. = POWI' !lie. '" "~' Vietnam Tbe ·dead "•'way ... -Iman -Iden-r:· ,.,.~ ...... ...._.. 'lo llU1'face ·~·am Air Base,
tlfled'by patrol Lt1 Dave,iebel mLarty Ibo m. aJn•staging plllit for the men ao
Wetter!ing. ' · •• ~ ·fly fron\• .llAlool to ,teUDioDs with
Officers lddnUlled the -'statioq fmiliel ln·the ~ States. ·
attendant from a drlv,r'• Ucense.m bll • ~· IDIOl'll\l!iOir ""' the. oieo comes
person as Robert Leo Jerikinl, '38. · qi>m a ~ of -· IQCluding the
The man linder arre,tt ~ ""1llfled ' ·-*"'~Iv.., 1111 aupport·)enonnel
by depulies as Jerry .tames YOUn'gb.,...S, Wfi!o ~--· al'lsloif the ~ In ,...,_ 30. ' • ~fivlll .............. freedom.
He was lis.ted in fair ....,.._ der •M!llial;y .-ii""'*"·-~ 111\dergoing surgery in t.obli :t!Ada VIII-1IOl-e .i>on! -<if the men'• Jm.
versify, HOspitaL , . • prl-. 'llleJ felr far tho Mtety ol
Chick Iverson lV
~rviees Satprday
-eemce. will tal:e pJace Sator-• day at 2 p.m. at Paclfic View Mortuary
Cbapel ln Newport lleadi .for Cbict
Ivenon IV, -died w--, o1 In;
jlirles -In ... auto ...... '
'lbe »7eaNlld .... ol Nnport -'auto dealer Cbict 1......, wu .injured
Jut SUnday momlng when hlS .... -
dee! off -Paclfic Coat HiglJway nortb.ol ~Beach.
,...... PftsldeoHJJ ~--.he
said, "If I 0bew how Jo md the war ond
the racial problem tomonvw, we -i.i
llill haye thete problems. It'• • apirilual
ooJ11Uon -how do I Jeod America bact
to God."
Priest alao aid Ihde II a need !or new
-.... -for livilog, • ...,. rilice ol ........ ,, .... for • Salunloy af-
ternoon ..ttr;;..~
~'s message wu emotiona111 re-
coiwd and he ~·Njed bis piwntatlon ul:ioJ .the andiftft ft how ID ,,,..,... ond invite ''God .into your hearts.,, -----
Be reclled the words ~' at lbe end, asl:ed bow many ol !hem cua. M~ than
half ol the !50 perooos rai..,.i their l!&1ds
to answer biln. The program concluded
with a brief message from Newport
Beach Mayor Dooald A. Mcinnis.
The bftakfas~ however, ls QOly the be-
ginning of a weet-loog series of event.
the Jaycees aay are lnlended to help peo-
ple "gain the -austalnln& i!>slltht God has
promised -who -t6elr -in humility and seel: the answer to life
through faith. ..
'lbere will he men's breakfast. at 7 a.m. at the !Ilg Canyon Country Cub
Monday through ~. -.Y
tbrough Wednesday nights at 7:all lllero
will be home receptiono at ......, lc>-
cations and each day will be -· wr-fees in homes lhrougboul the Harbor
'Me•· -
'4:!lessions are open to the ~'l..'°.!.~ sons may obtain ~ml .........,·of
all event& by caUiDg the·Newport HartJor
Chamber ol Comrilel<:e Office.
'Ibis mornings breatfail In ailcl!tion lo
opoken messages, alao f81lbire the splr-
Hual slnJ!ng of the lcthU. Team, a ,....,
of cou.g .. age youtha from St. Andrew'•
Presh)'lerian Church in 'Newpbrt Beach.
Zoning Ban Urged
ResUJ.ential Encroachment Feared
BJ WllUAM llCHBEDIER
Of .. DlalJ .... _. ....
Newport Beadi planning -
... 'l'bursdaJ night -that all ... ~ &oitill uses be banned from the city's --l!ut the -alao asl:ed the planning staff ~ prepare a new mie for UJe c:ily -ten&ilvely called CR -that <i>u!d be imposed OD some 8l'eU wber< apartment. )lave traditionally exisled
above-.
Advance Planning llireclor Rodney· L.
Gunn aid lodaJ the ......... -be a1m<d pr!mal'ily at areas "ICll u Agate
Avenue on Balboi Island and possihlJ
Main Slreet of the COntral Bolhoa ""'" insula coinmercial area.
Gunn said the ban ~ by the
commiMion was requested by the staH as· a means ol protecting exlstlng com·
mercial areas from future residential
encroaclunenl
lie aid · the general plan . will JDake
ii clear wbidl -Uons and bloel:o ol the
City shouJcl be commercial and in DO
jeopardy of being tom down'and'replaced
·with residential structures.
A niunber Of l8Jie 8.partment and du-
plex struclures, portk:ularly _ on the Bal·
boa Peninsufa, have been authorized on commercial lots. ' ; • . .
"The result is a 111iJture that w!ll eveo-
tually lower the quality of Ille," Gwm
said. -If Ille city councli adopts the COIDJllla.
sioners' recommendation, the ban on ra--
idential ln commercial areas could bave
some effect on llready mucb-mallp!d
Irvine Company plons for Newport Cen-
ter. •
'lhree 14-story hlllh rise apartmenll
had been planded I-Or a parcel behiJld
Pacilic Mutual Ufe ii1 the center. Efun.
inaUon ol the bullcliD&S ln>m the general
plan was .recommended by tht commll-
sion . as part' or their hearings Oil lell-
(floe ZONINq. Page I)
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flair :P .. ~oney
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..,..._-"'-!':L~.!!~~~1!'...-.f-.-~~r.!J' ~:cµ~;) '.... .~ .unemp101Mi OWL Wbo..lell.bl.s..llali'.. grow below his unnot collect Wlemploymenf insurance he-w~ ~ S.ll. (AP) -'lbe cause he bas vo!Wltarlly,rendertd hlmlelf Wlavailable for work, says
Jusilce ~ · said -Y the tile California Unemployment lru!urance Appeals Board.
Pt!l'lllDel!l ''re.lcbld an .-ID The board Tharaday overturned a referee's ruling that an Wl· ~· with militlmt lDdlans al w...,. identified man's Jong hair had ·hot ~u~ed him from n!<.'clvlng
dee! Knee. bill added that procedan!s llill unemployment benefits. ~--w J! = ~ :'.,gethe 11-<lay The board des<ribed the man as follows: ~ "The claimant's hair is parted in the middle and extends below
Tbe -was made by of. his collar. His ears are exposed. He has sideburns which extend one.
licials botll ,in Waohingtoo and al nearby inch below the earlobes and wears a small mustache. He decided to ~e,bybul J: W,~imw':'!'.: let his hair grnw after bll d.iBcbarge from the military service !Jo.
cause he likes its appearance."
Knee. In its ruling, the. appeals board saia "We conclude .•. that the
llle Bev. Wesley llunler, ,who wu claimant by his deli~rate actions has voluntarily and materially re-
amoog clergymen negotiating the eel-diiced his hbor market. Hence, be is not available for work and ·11 -~ said detaill ol the -1 would not be dlocloaed at once. Be a1ao not eligible for benefits."
said .......... would tJl!I "" ..-
further -"' the vmage ....... it was felt 'they would-binder ~lions.
Tbe aDDOQllCenenl to Wubinglon said
the agreement ID principle with attomeys
.,.,. the American Indian -eould seUle current pooblems at Wound-
ed Knee.'' .
It added, however, that eertain pro-
cedural matt.n pertaining. lo "the man-
ner and time the nooresidents will depart
Wounded Knee" bad to be noolved.
Tbeno were no other delails IDllOWICed
at once.
Some :zoo Indians toot over the bamlet
Feb. fl. Feda-al lawmen have manned a
perimeter ~the village, and Ihde
have been p<ijodlc exchanges ol gunlir<.
Two Indians ' were --1lmnday
night. the Jnstlce ~ said.
A J)lltke Deparimmt opotesman alao
announced lhat .......... bad been ...
rested aroUnd the perimeter 'lburaday.
nlgbt and e&rlJ -y, ~ the DUID-
bel' of arreota to 51. 11le officW said he
did --ii the II were attempting to enter or leave the villap.
Delays in. Constnt~tion
To Postpone New School
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Blaming the rains, Newport -Mesa
acliool ollicials aald ll>daf ~on .
ol the new 8'!f 0. Andersen School In
-V'iew Homes has been delayed
and the -will not -In Septem-
ber. ~ IC!leduled to attend the lldtool
will be.liused "' nearby acboolS and there will' he no double ...,Ions, according io
the Xbool'1 new prlricipol, Scotl Paul· ....
Raymond Scbnlerer, district buslnes!I
manager, aald -Y the· rain has oet
conSructjoo bact tvlO montha, but adiled
hO bas no ....i way ol knowing -
the ochool will -"If they plclt up 90l1le loot time In the
,.mmer, H may not be as IOllg as ii
looks right now,."..he aaid.
Paulson uld he has been meetlnf with
district adminiMtors for several -
to W<l"k out --plans "' -the scllool's ..umated 550 lludenla ll1d
lll teacbero.
"We will not go will> double --(See~ Pap l) . Of~ said they ~ral<iocl he ·wa1 l!lt ,... not")'Ol Nle"'d ll1d -araue tho
from Uie 81. Louis, Mo. Ol'e!I· 1lls ........ u mwlllllli''JNl>lloh ..... of what thl
carried Colotado ticenoe,.,..teO: • DMll '"" ......,~-«1114 .thre,i.I.
HJs bait was lon,g ond1-...,,. ~ "'11• )ho ....U......:S..C """ ~ i.r... ladle and 1>eard ·O!fillen aid. ' lloll DGilldi • ..Z:::..'CirPOW 1110 ' ·'.1 ~ ' ,....._ .. • . ' pal .,..., #Wll • Vlrll!IJ JI .........
dicatel1 .. . J
-Tortvt • -on tile men bl In ' ,
Laguna Puts !'em Up
.'Lost' J>oJi!;e
• Car Fou1ld
ll10ll ~ 1lie J"'nCfpoJ fOA1; !J( the ' ~-:"~~.,;:·;_ . Tobacco Taboo for FUJ.g_~ting Council, Audw":?
-Tbe Ires-~ of Pl>Wo dumpd for
Weatller
The weatberlady u.ya u·o be a
pretty nice weekend. with a few
scattere4 clouds and aome gusty
winds. lli8hs at the bea<hes, 60
rising to 6$ inland. Overnight Ion
1$ to 50 ••
. . " . Invei!tlgal!lts h,o .tl!e <¥& Mesa Poli_. Deparlment>~ave bien •
lfonderlng: car 44S3 where are
you? For· the past two daya. ·
The umnarked aedan was finally
foond this mornfng parked' at 1111.
Coral Reef Re&lall!fll~ where the
Pollccnan of the Yeor WU -
at a luncheOo w~.
Delectives held I ti D ~ I
hrainolOrminf ...,ion al their I
a.m. brlellog, Prio!: ·I<! lllinl, a
otQlen car o:opoo:t, Olld IOIDfbocl;y
suddenly rem~ II waa lift aeon being driven bJ a IOl'ltlllll
kJIO'illl lor bll short tnelllOl'J ......
"' had hopp«I lnlo ..... car\!>td of ~tiialorl.lor tllo dell
• b&Clt and bung up 4131'• ~-tM
ataUoo.
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the belier In Ille 1• ad earJ,y lf70,. -·City.~ Lilny -fldceled, a.
clepelldlni on wtim the -...,.. held. ty Attomey Tully Seymour poWed a
-tberO on lndicalbw '1at there are · ...,gb <!toP into bit-.-ih, llld mernbm
more -1'IW In Conumdst priaon . !J( Ille audience' ll>llte4 .., •"""7 In their campo than have ·been by their chain. -
"·ca~ i ·~~r". ..... ·· . ' "' ', ' ' The OCCllim WU the banniaC ol m:nok--'llwi cans were hi.i>IJ orginlz. Ing In the Luuoa Beach aty Coundl ed with IOpblstlcalld Md ~ Cbamben during <lluocll _..,_
lblzlm ...... of~-Tiit 11DOD1-Kblio ol tho coundl -
· -'l'bere wert dl'flllono.....,. tho meo Ooundlmln Peter'~11ider, i-,.
but II ltemmOd ~ '->illat wu mainlDC smo1rer "' the -' wt.d a~
-to be~ ralbor u.....,., -came 'ti'~ alttr • UC ll"lne
0,.... ........ !111'1e bJ -<I: the '.jxol-r .-u jii tho flealtb dq«s of.
caiplMo. .........
tbt mm• Qe' .,. liQtor tho Dr. Robert ~ prot_. of
• -... Ille aolltar1 ~ ~. told Ibo -jhat "You CIA 10111lrv .tllll lllila()' .... iojiacco llDOllng Jn a clooad room 11ann. ~·bl montbe ,-1,....., lld..boun --. u wtll 11 tlloot....,. pull.
lild c1a11;;:,.:·one .-"06o,.... Dr. Elfie OOC<d the r-l"••illtl
spent fl In aolltuJ.-!hit -cmokinc .... have a
I ,,. -lllt'e, pill -..... liallltleel nlotioNhlp I<! death""""""
--feet bJ ... bJ-. from cancer, at d'••I!, ••d
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gomnmental bodies lnclUdltla lhe United
Natlool iD Geneva, C.plltrano Unified
· 8cbool DIMrict, the San Juan Capistrano
City Coundl meelings u 'l'Oll aa Jll8llY omce. ol the U.S. Department of Health,
F.<lucallon and Welfare baa' nnolclng.
·~ we•re aot wildly lnDovaUvei" abe
ulcf. I
OOlnDdcr, an archlte<it. noted that the
cleslp of the O>uocll' Cbambert did not au.. !qr lhe throe air ~ per hour
mondaled by law, which prompted Mra.
8-to obeerve that the air Where
the council members alt •• hotter !hon
ei.w)lere in the chamben.
''Tbis area heno is I rtpOSftory fOr beat
and smoke. It'• much warmer here,'' .she
Aid.
Mra. SW«ney "iu view ol Dr. Earle's
llatement about eorJ,y latlgue," moved
that MWl<ing bo banned in the chambers
(8" NO SMOKE, i'a&t I)
INSlltf] TODi\Y
Th< ln>iM Masllr Ch<m!U. ;,
eomlng of ag•. To celtlmltc Ill<
auspicious .wnc, th• gr011p 10il1
off1r Bach'a "M"" In B Mhlot"
"!' Svndav, Man:h 18. S<e •torv
In toda!i'• W ••wider.
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Columnist
~akes·Gray
At Hearing
1'All!IMGTOll CllPll -Cofwnnhd
Joclr. -da<rll>ed L l'ltridc
Gny todoy u I •'pofltlcol hatd><I man"
fur Pt..idett Nm. and uid SOllate """
linllltioG of Gny as PBI director ...aid
"' • --... _.. the pool • ·•polftk:aJ plum... i
Anltt-appearlog before the Smate
Jodldory Committee ~ Gray'•
nomination. aaid, "II ii immealulallly
-to put a man ii chorge of the FBI
-prune -ii pln*c the Presidmt."
From Gray's teslimaay over 11 hours
lo the past weff. Andenoo aald that ~
WU deer ta him be WU "DOl going ta
-the FBI, Is not 110inC ta taU the
FBI oOt of polltia, ii DOl going ta ~
the PB! lo Ill .-place lo -demorladc IDdetJ-" .
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. h' DArL 'f ,tLOT Stitt Ptiefli
The clalael In Cbln,.. cooklD8 and
luilr stylinJ were paclr.od ta the walls.
'Ibey off-.... an1s ta patloot lludenla
-food Cid beaUl)I.
They wero part of COnma del Mar !Ugb
School'• E>j>ioratory , Leafning De)'.I
Wedneaday aDd Tllunidfy. Stud<mlo bod
111 opportunity ta atteoa claslel )1111 lor
the full of it.
"This program ii totolly put ,.._
by the llUldenla u • -ol esposlng other ltudenll to a wide variety ~ io-
torests, careen, bo~bleo and WU.." uid
Principal Deonla Evaoa. "II .,... a ~ -·
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-ol olf·nlltd motoreycl< •
~though we have a wide eurriculum .
here. tbere are other tbiop tbll give •
stud<nla a wide< IOOP'." alcl Prillcipal •
Ev-. "lbere'e mnelllml to be uid lo< 1'
breakirC the. dally nmt1ftt.." ~
Coast Council
To Meet Soon
The ..-gllllaen ........i ta think ol
virtually eveeythlog · the e v er. g e In Clemente teenager mlgbt want ta do with bis Ille or
In bis IJl01" time :... from land aaillng to , •
computer programmlnc. The Regional Couto! ~-
• 'lbe .... 16"! ,..,. taught by lomll)I Gommilsloo . ~ Cid Lac .
(Andttoon'• column ._... ~Y
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PILOI'.)
--I frequmt crUic in the past of tho late J. Edgar Hoover while be
tONSTRUCTION SLOWED BY WET GROUNDS AT ANDERSEN SCHOOL IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES,·
Offidols Prepa,. Contlngoncy Plon1 BecouH School Likely Will Not Open in September
members, Outside authorities and. in ADgtles eor::n' .m meet in SaD 1
aome •ca9e1, studenla with BOmelbflil of a.mente Mardi It end ........, tbel
lnll!...t ta lhatt wltb their peers. tedious proceaa of roriewinc the formal,
Evam Aid lhla yeor'1 ezplontory ' appllcations far pennila In the Olallal leamhig clwes were broken up ..,... two Zone.
was FBI chief, said nio one ever serioUsly
accused Hoover of running a political -But Aodetson said Gray .. proved POSTPONE. U.S. Prods Reds to Free
mornings rather than one full day to im-'lbe raft of bttsjness confroa~IM:
prove attendance. i · lo the Comm·-~ c.ti -"Last year the attendanoe kind of fell N'!"m.non wu~,-.: of! In the al!emoon," be said: "But tbil ~:.:e'O:.."i:!*:~·
Ume, with rogular -m the al· 'nlndly ., • • ternoon, we had a handle on attendance." Re""'"'~ .......__"--......... -Robert'
Cloe of the DlOlll popular -..... • --~ ----ta be • polltfcol bald>et ........ Ricbatd N'moo" since leavinc the Na'fJ
lo 1118. '"""'~ I beliett. is wby he wu nominated ta ~..-! J. F.dgar Hoover.
It Is certainly why I am here todoy to op-
pooe confirmation of bis nomination.
beeaooe 11111 Im\ wded In Newport
Beadl. .. be said. "We are also not going
to delay classes and go with a .shorter
year -espertany iI we are delayed for
More Prisoners Tuesday ... ~ Chlnele food sess1oo with Evam Aid that the group plans• mojor
social studies toacller Henry Wong man-push ta Induce the oomml•i•.,. ta ·ob-
nlng the wok and chopstlcU. lain • toll-tree W111ber belw-~
nio.. who wett willing ta sit through County and ~ Bach where the ...,....
two mmttn ..
r.w.m said -.. plans Cllll for
using aD nailable tpaee at Harbor View
Sdxd. E3llbhdl School and Bay View
Sdlool.
"1lle .,.. .... possible abuse would be
to turn the dirocl«lblp Iota a polillW
plum. And I can guarantee yoo, H Mr.
Gl"Q' is confirmed as di.rector, we will
Deva" lee the md of the p«:ebd you
sot. There will be • parade of political hactl and a mountain of oorpRS left by "If it bec:t••n necessary. •e could
political batebet men." also use ....,. at Oirma del Mar Higb
--and bis llllOclate. Leslie but -......... .,. c:meuned with
Whftta, became Involved pe.-.Uy that """""" of elementary and high
with the FBI In January wbea FBI sdiool studmt.s. .. Paulson uid. .,-atftSted Whitten and WblUen -a1q wllh two AmericaD Indian AeoordiDg ., the plans being drawn by
leackn -was accused of receiving the district. ontitt cI... and poosibly
stol"' pa""""I documenla. ontitt giade i...1s will be -ta the 1'be maltrial bad bem Ilk"' from the temponry clam .,.. _ teachen and
Bureau of Indian Allain In Wasbfngtao all durillC • --long -.. of the hd!dJnc last Namnher. 'lbe charges "We want ta fill dass<s ;.st as they
"'"' dropped ollot' the grand jury -will be ....... the --.. Paubon
ed to mdic:t the three. said. -rbm we1J move lbe c1as.s as a
Andtnon nailed the --,. whole by-"
He uid the FBI "know full well DO crime Pouboo said he bas be<n In dooe coo-
wu being committed" --.... lad with pums ... aald the busing
arr<Steckll• uid he thought 11 DI ao pniposo1 .._the -of the par·
example of Gray "ming tho FBI -11111-111111.•
deliblntdy, knowingly, to harass a Re aim uid Andtnen dlildreo will
newmban. •• oot be allowed to register for neat year
Gl'lly completed bis teotimooy bt1are at the schools Ibey ..,. alleod beeause
lbe --TtalndaJ, .. ~.. of~ ........... possible r<eall alter all "\be' ~-jU!JI ._. the "1lire pro-are beard-' '\ ,. ' •-1 · 1
_ at lbo9e xllools when Andenm
.A. -tf Jo.. I' ". Cid ,.. hne to pull the l:ids out." ).(" ").{ ' ~ ,laid. "And by doing it the way we White House orirouiug, there wm be .. 1eam1n1 ~ said the nirts fell at a criti-
cal phase ol OJlllbuWon w h e n the
ground haa to be oomplefely dry. Concerned Over
Gray Testimony
WASlllNG'!ON CAP) -'lbe White
House bas expressed concern aboul the
use of ""raw, unevaluated material" from
FBI files ol tbe Senate booring on tbe
nomioatiun of L Patrick Gray DJ to be
du.cl« of lhe FBI.
Pmidenlial press secretarY Rooald L
~did not specify the material.
Zi.,.i.r ttplied Thursday with DO com-
ments, when newsmen ask!d him about
FBI reports Involving Pre.iident N"Wlll's
penooal Jawy.r, Herbert W. Kalmbach
o{ Newport Beach. and lfu:on's fcnner
appointments secretary, Dwight L.
Chapip. In IUbmitting written aMWefS Wednes-
day lo questions fn>m members of the
Senall! Judiciary Committee. Gray uid
that Kalmba<h told FBI agents be paid
$30,000 ta '40,000 In Repubilcao funds lo
Donald Segrelti. an alleged political
saboteur.
Gray .t.so said Kalmbach told agents
that Oiapln suggested Sqretti "may be
of ....... to the Republican party."
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ZONING ...
dl!alial dimity last momlh.
E>eu ii the eouodl permits the higb
rises lO DJ in tbe plan, a cunpany
sr-•mD31'1 aid ..... ft!lideotlal use
in <••1•"Y'Jcill Plel would kill the high
rises -_,;al permissim could be oh«aimd
Oma aid the ..,. C.R ..,. haa just
golloo> ..,. the drowinc boml and there
is 110 .way111 &elliac al this point how il
ll'ill come out.
"I upect they will want to hold a
special discussion on it when we are fin-
i5bed.. bUl I baft no idea when that will
be.• Gum uid. -Wo have just •tarted
oa it aod tbq pve US DO Jet time limit"
During lbeir-'lburslay meeting. com·
misisonen also CDDlir»red action Wltil
later mttUocs an lhnle requests for res-
idential mes CID Balboa Pminsula. 'nley
said they wllll to wait for the outcome
of. lt&fl diximicm cm I.be new C.R zone.
From Wire Services
SAIGON -The United States put more
implied pressure oo the Communists to-
day to release another 140 or so
American prisoners of war by Tuesday.
Brig. Gen. John A. Wickham Jr., depu-
Sands of Balboa
Will Be Moved
To West Newport
Balboa will begin giving some of its
wide beaches to West Newport next
week.
Tractors will be scooping up as much
as 75,000 cubic yards of sand between
12lh and Cypress Streets and depositing
it throughout the West Newport area,
Marine Safely Director Robert Reed
said.
Reed and Newport Beach I C i I y
Manager Robert L. Wynn both stressed
that the sand haul will be kept to a
minimum, pointing out that most of the
sand ta replenish spola In West Newport
came rrom other West Newport areas. •
Another 2.$,000-40,000 cubic yards '\It'll!
come from the mouth of the Santa Ana
ruver, an area contractors started to
work Thusrday after obtaining a pennit
from the Orange County Flood Control
District
All told, the sandhaul will involve about
280.000 cubic yards, most of it going to
refurbish the beaches near 52nd Street
that were filled with k>w quality sand and
dirt sevmtl years ago.
Wynn said be expects he will receive
some complaints from Balboa residents
when crews show up there with their
bulldozers.
He stressed. however, that, unlike prior
years, the contractor will be taking the
sand in thin layers from water's edge.
"Last time it happened, they dug in
pockets in the middle of the beach that
left tidepools. It was a real messy job,"
Wynn said.
''This time they'll work as far out as
possible and, at 1ow tide, the people may
not even be able to see them over the
berm," he said.
Wynn said that ii any residents do have
any complaints or questions about the
project, they are Invited to attend
meetings that Reed conducts with he
cootraclor every Tuesday morning.
Reed said that when the contractors
move to the Balboa beaches the work
sbou.ld take about a week.
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been 1.-. big topics this _.. as
reporten got ii IGg<lhtr !0< Sunday's
edillou of the DAILY PILOT. "Suudoy's
Best" will iucludo:
LAW FUND -llomberahip in the
Legal Aid Wananty f'IDf. a non-profit
Orange Counl;y orpnizallou, could be
your _....,.,... bt<dot• ii,.. .... Jail-
ed ...t aol mate bail. canl allonl an
•llmlo1 "'don't qaallly lo< ''lop! aid."
Story by Stnlay F.tlitor Alan llirtin.
RAPE OF TAXPAYER -Columnist
Vcm RofJmu...,. eva)UUt in tlle caun--
try who has to tun In a Form llMO
-rnd Pldllp IL Slem'I "'Do Rope
of the Tupoyoer." H -=ribes wblt the
-o111 '"1'bo -v..,._ Rollover." ridJ AJ..nw' llliliDel;ftl't ao
avoid taxs.
FOOi>: UPS AND IJOWNS -Wbli•
OOOllUlll"'1 ore paM oll-timt llfch
Pl'lcfs for f-the Gaifoolt on tht fann
h for plwMlditg prl«s -disastrous
dropo in._..,... 1---ing
ta • CliNtlan -Monitor News s.ntco ......,.. 11 wlD oppear In YOU -
PAIR OF QUEENS -What does It
take to win a beauty title? Staff Writer
Terry Coville checked with a couple who
are ln training now and tells their sk>ry
in a special feature.
LEFT-HANDED -Ella Moye Sanders
slarted out to be an artist, but wound up
being a left-handed psychologist. Her
story -in words and plcturH -Is the
penonallty proftle In this week's
women's section. Stall Writer Allil!O!l
DeeT lloUa obout the Huntington Beach
womao who bad lint to deal with her
own frustrations.
OMBtJD6MAN -Every city bas one
or more; but -_, the iltie
(IJmbudsmlll -_1 .. · .........
!alive, a llailon bet,.... the clllun with
a complaint and"the authorities ebout
whom be Is C01!11>i•hllns). Stall Writer ~ Schoomehl finds out who
hand!., the grlpeo -and bow -fa cltleJ
of tht Oraoge Ooui1'"..,.1,
RUTH BUZZI-The 1tae lbat Laugh-In
built 811SWtts qumiOlll about. bow ahe
abut her cat In the dishwaabtr, about her
romantic me. her marrlag•. h e r
ochooldoys and more In Family Wed<ly'1
Siar Chai.
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ty U.S. representative oo the
Vietnamese-American Joint M i I i t a r y
Commission, told the commission that
nearly 74 percent of the American and
Allied foreign forces in Vietnam at the
time of the cease-fire Jan. 31 have been
witMrawn ln compliance with the peace
agreement.
Wickham said the United States pulled
15,747 troops, South Korea and other
foreign allies removed 27,490, and 15,795,
including 7,769 Americans, remain to be
withdrawn by March 28.
A U.S. spokesman said Wickham
presented the figures as a "matter of
record" and did not draw any conclusion.
But the spokesman added that the United
Slates "aeeb ta realize the releoae of
American prisoners of war as quickly as
we reach different phase lines."
'lbe cease-fire agreemeot stipulates
that American prisooers will be released
at the same rate that U.S. and other
foreign Allied troops are withdrawn from
Vietnam.
Ulene L. Miller
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the can.to-plate demonatration were miglion staff bolds forth. · •.
rewarded with palate-pleufng OriellW "Aller all," Evom said, "We ouglll ti'·
dishes. be able ta call them far notllin& .n.r
In a room not tao far any, Iii'> what Ibey plan ta do ta ta." ':
f ... iooal hair sfyJl!ts Wett piddng girfs Evonl Aid there might be a -·
from the full hou!e and demollltraling lalloa fa time lo< the -•
hair cuWng, fashloos and the latest Among the other -wl>idl may
styles, Evans aald. come up ot the moetfng Include the
other just.for-fun programa offered in-pn!Oelltation of an ottomey geoenl'1 ~:
eluded such things u a sew-your-own T-Dion on the ltltm: of Avco QJmmuntty
shirt claaa, a baclt·packlng claaa, a magic llevolopors' projecla at Sall ~·
show and a class on the care and feeding Beach. '
of Japanese bonsai trees.
But the avocations were closely woven
w i t h vocattooal preoentatioos covtrfng
subjects from law ta the mlUtary, Eva111
said.
"We were a little concemed that the
career preeentatlons wouldn't draw as
well as aome of the othenl but Ibey.-....
crowded tao, much ta our 11Uf11ri>e,"
Evam .said. • I
Students also were invited to bear
special preaenlatlons such aa a lallt on
venereal dlseue -which toot specl.al
pormtal pennlssioo -Cid talb by
repn!S"118tives of the John Birch Socie-
ty, the Amertcao Civil Liberties Union
and the Muth of Dinloa. ,.
Evans said the whole thing went off
almost wllhout a hitch -e:xcept for ~
rain that canceled such thb:igs 1.;1 a
Court Disbars • •• Newport Lawyer ::
For Fund Misu.se :i
si!u.~~t~.=:'i
Jr&ed med -!lo funds Cid -.... trusted to him. for per-i pnifit has
--bytheColllornla ~ °=' panol, followed the ~
tioG a4 the -liar Anrio•icli ill -~
deripc u.;, .....,,_ "' Robert R. SU,:. """'-,will be-.. ii 11 ~· Frot11 p J Slawol!.W .,,.1n1ained o111oeo ot a . ..f! Newport Omter Drive, alU..llb be batH
Catholic rites· were ·held today in NO SMOKE • dies a larle pmtiaa of bil practice in lAll
Services Reid ' ··~
Covina for Ulene L. Miller, widow of re-• • Angeles. .
tired newspaper executive AJexander Q. 1be annnlll'llj'ement of Stevenl' tfUbar..
Miller of Corona de Mar. and that the council recess for 10 meat says he took funds from me tru:9t' She was 64 and lived at 202 Seaward · 1 bo and ball 1 and added ~ ta •~ own r·~ -~
R d Co d I M ha mmu es every ur a or a u..:111 Wiii UUY1t -oa , rona e ar, Ying moved ... br k •~-• --~ -~ from lbat ~ -..,., th f La Beach wb ,,_ bad 1moM1 ea , a provision il soon viowi:\CU .-. --ere rom guna ett ....., b tin f 10 30 ta bout I 50 for -·•.-"' • retired ft 30 · ~la · u land Y mee 8 rom : p.m. a : ,..._ ,._. and eo:m!~ years 10 vu no, P a.m. Thursday without a break. Karl E. ZeDmam, cbairman of t be-
She leaves her husband, who was a The council decided lhat otber groups Stall! Bar dlecipijnary boanl. said foW'
vice president of the San Gabriel Valley meeting in the chambers could decide for other laW'J&i -two in I.al AngielW
Tribune ; daughten Marilyn, Sandra and themselves if they too wished to ban County m:f two in San Franmco -weri' _J_u.::.dy:..:'..:P.::lus~se.::.•.::.en::;..:,grandchil===d=r=en.::.· ____ •mo_klng....:::_' ---------· __ also dlodpllned, althoq!I lea ~
Talavera. Drexer s very newest!
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MIRROR -$75.
DRESSER -$329.
-88) -$129.
NIGHT STAND $139.
CHEST -$279.
NOW ON DISPLAY AT TEO von HEMERT'S.
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VOL 66, NO. 68, 4 SECTIONS, 60 PAGES
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Today's Fl•al
N.Y. Steeb
' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 9, rm TEN CENTS
Citizens -Seek Vacant Lots for City Parking
By JOUN VALTEllZ4 °' .. °"" "" ..... The bead .of the Sao Clemente city's
cililen's advisory committee Oil ~
Thunday called for the we .of all the va-
cant lots on streets Oanking A verilda Del
Mar as possible municipal parking lots.
But whether the community will share
the cosls for ~ downlown projects re-
malm to be seen, said r<allor E L.
"llis" Risley at a ge0eral membeishlp
meeting of the chamber of commm:e.
.Rlaley, a member of. a panel made up
of. divene personalltlea, said that · if
every dUzen of. San Clemente were to
a11UD1e a "debt" of $20 annaally for 10
years, "lb!J whole problem mlgbt be
solved."
"I know that, I'd be willing· to spend
tbat small amount for 10 years for tbe
coovenience of beiDa able to part and
wait to the llbop of my cbplce," be said.
Tiie panel discussion · -one of. two at
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Ibo special .... 1on of. the diamher at the
San Clemente Inn -explored the tradl-
Uonal dilemma .of traffic-Oow iJU.
provement as opposed to commercial
parking needs.
The meeting was accented by reltera-
Uon of charges from a lre<juent crtUc of
the city-and pollce Jlepartment regarding
handling of the traffio.parting situation
-local lecUmllh "and men:&ant,. TOO)'
DIGlovannl.
The COIMlelltary llllUally focused Oii
as Dr. i...... bad,• the -8st rotorted.
Tbe IUll<Sliom for IDll!ic:tpal porting
1ols al<q Avenlda Cabrillo and Avenlda
Gnnada -be detailed In a formal
._t to the c!ly In cominc -. -
ley sal ddurill& bis -ta-
Tbe adviaorNP'ooP cbalrm11uald that
the --to downton porting would have to be-oodltd in im-.·
Tbe lint ll<p, be __.od, -be the me of. vacant pOiOela m the two
WO 1cers
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SJtoreeliff• Pond \.
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Wildlife Off ice
In Runoff Fight
seepage of oil from a rolling-stock
maintenance yeard at the end of Camino
delosMarea.
Wardens for the DFG visited the area
Residents of Sboreclilli North, -red
over a1leg<d oil runoff fnJin lhe Cl:esllite
Acgttg&te Products piao~ have brought
tbe C8lilornla DepOrtmeot of Fish aod 1Jame Into the troy over dying dU<U In a ;ou coune polid. of the pond near A yenlda Vaquero Thun-
But ward<m f«. lbe DFG tGU.y said day aftmloon, tben *°'" to the ~
Iba! thus ,... _, ....... -• . ........ ...._ 11111-of the all:WU ...... Ille tinn-& • "tiDiotealiaiii" / w~ • ' r
apbl tbe f!rm for •·--.i· ~1;°\:ii}. Cre1Wta1Pl<Sldent
. xerwth T"'1 'oa'Ot-.i tbat tbOre was no
V otil4g lt.u~-:::;. ':"" ~ o11~ ~ °::
trtbutlon to ~ JlfOblem. • ·
F ,4 ll But, later In the clay, Warden DooaJd or .It. -year =:.:""tho~ by residents to .
lbchoo' l . u' rged. "We diacoVered that the combination ~ of heavy riln runoff and draining of
pondi oo tbe CresWte property IS the
reason !or the aeepage. state Assemblyman Robel-I , !!tllie
plant to lntioduce a ;bm wtthln two to
--whidl-~·ol. parenb prior to the start of lll\Y liew
all year scbooli.
A spotet/man for the 'lluDUi>gton Beach
Republican said the llnal f0nn of tJle bill
It not Jndy, bol'lt could Include more
than jwll the -provision. "We'le In the ttsearcb phase of ti right
now." Matthew Weyuter, Burke'• ad-
-.. usistant !ft ·~to, oaid inday. "We want to prolect. tbe.ilr
-of. the parenb, the leacben and the students ...
WeyW<r said Burke's bW would set the
-!Ir voting and probab!y would .... qolre /1 llmple majority cl parental ap-
jinval. .
Wey1*er aa1d Burke's pi"opooal does
not -101e1y fn>in the all year llCbool
Cllidlu+eny In Hunllnglon Beac:b's Ocean
V)ew llCboOi District, tbo\I"' tt doea have ·~to do witll lt.'r T~ at 21 of Ocean View's 24
elemenlary schools -recently voted ~ all year plans. District om"'1t,
With poreota aod teacben, wiU ~ In
mid-May U Westmont and Crest View
wlD .... their -year of an an year
l)'Blem.
Weyubr said Barte Is not ~ to
allr-schools ~ the need lo!f It can
be tlbown, but be ls oppoaed lo the
~ "just for the -of inllovatlon."
-ls a member of the -Illy F<l11c1ti• Committee. •
"What baa happened Is tbal oil which,
has accumuiated over a mabltenance
area lot the ~ II yean now ls starting
to wilsh ofI ibe ' land aod get Into
drainage ..... ;'"studtey said.
So far tbe oil haa apparenUy kWed a
mallanl JJvlnc lrilh the Ooct at tho [JOlllL
A gopber apparently bas died as well.
But Studcey said lhua far no citations
have bi>eo,lsaued,
• "We CID say, 'Io .Ille ~d sense, that
the habitat tor "t!ildille and Insect and
fisl> life In the p>nd Is being affected by
the oil: n'i a small. problem, but It . baa
-the l'Ollldenb gr.ally,'' be aald.
Tbe bottle over the oil ls the latest In
yean ot scrapa between residents of
Sboftdllb North and Vista de! Verde
and O"tlstllte.
Tbe leader !ft the fllht aver both the IUrt'• dust emissions and the ducks ts
-Air Force Col. William R. Balcer.
lie said Wednesday that the ducks, moot of them the domestic variety, bad
been nurtured by realdenta of Sboreclllfs
N<ttb for several-years. "~11 a PitY," be lllkL
Oil. Biltei' bU -tbal the oil la making the ducb w and thet Ibey llbtm
lbe Oil!' nter of. the late and now are
going bunSY aod lhinlY· Rat!denlo ·o1. the colony In recent do.Ya
bave brouclit food and frdll ftter to the
bJnls /ll 1-ol tiding U-over.
*· * * Problem P•nd
Bu~rs. Told ro Control Wmer
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Coo&an, a Jour-incb dachshund; pup owned by Jim
Redlin (feet), fii>ds a street curb a formidable ob-
&tacle to overcome -but he· seems determined to.
·make the effort.
ViejQMarine Cap(ain
·Returns Home as Hero
Marine Capt. James V. DiBemardo of
Mission Viejo, a prisoner of war for fi ve
years, anived at Camp Pendleton iJJ San
Diego C.Ounty today on a plane from
Travis Air Foree Base iJJ Northern
California.
The plane carrying the Orange Coast
POW was delayed three hours becaµae o[
bad weather, but wife, Sharon, didn't
~mind.
"I waited five years," she said. "I
think I can manage a few more hours."
Mrs. DiBernardo lives In Mission Viejo
with the couple's five children.
Her husband, a Marine combat cor--
·Trucker Escapes
In San Oemente .
Freeway Crash
A ypung San Diego man escaped with
Cllly rolnor iftJunes deaplta the speo-
lacular fllcht and crash ol bis ptctup. truc:t iata Tblindly nJiht on the San
Diego Freeway near San Clemente High
School.
Hlgbir=hnen said the wild flight ol the trudt occurTed llbortly befl>fe ml<lnl u Duke Gardner, 22, ol
!fan Die&O, WIS driving north OD the ,,....9.
Gorlb!r loot ..,.llrOl nur J.-Pico
and bis tnldc vaulted bun the la-and
"flew" more than 100 feet before bitting
tho lleep embonlmenl a. )tu thrqwo dear of. the veblde as
h bl! I lod -tho lllllddf tlope.
.Alltr -t ........ and ~. he wa reloUed at Ban ami..te Geaeral
Hal>ltal'• emeraeocY room. But bit problems are aot om.
~ wbo doQ<d tllroull> lhl mud 'ftlandl1 to aid the drlvor uld thil
....... that tho ...... 1'orwellaD
--rldJni 1n the lr1>clt bal the q vanjtbed after the crash.
'r ' ~
respondent, was captured Feb. 3, ltl8,.
when tbe city o( Hbe wu ovemm. Before
bis capture be managed to fool up the
Armed Forces· radio and te1ev1sm
transmitters he directed .. the North
Vletnainese and ·vie! Cong couldnl ""'
them.
After being held Prisoner In both South
and North Vietnam, he was hied last
weekeod and 1""11"1 .be was the father
of twins, born 1even months after his
capture.
"The whole airplane lit cigars to help
me celebrate," DiBemardo, ~ 31, o(
Fulton, N.Y., aa1d 'l'hunday.
As be drove tlirough the Camp
Pendleton gates toward 'a private reanlan
with bis wife and their five clllldrm, In-
cluding· the twtDt he'd. nevet -. the
clouds parted and threw a shall cl
sunlight on U.S. Naval llolpilal. le the
distance wu a bu.ge rainbow .
"I guess," Di Bernardo llld, .. God'• on
my side." ·
Jury Convicts Pair
LAS vEGAS (AP) -A Lu
v-man and a California..,.,,.,. -been ooovlcled on ma,... of. cmspirlnC
lo oeli a atoien fl milllolr l>Ont -· Jnsepb D. M<;Kemie, 55, of Lu Vogu
and Nancy Gryn, '7, of Loo( Beadl, ...,..
ooomi.d b)' a ledora1 cour1 Jury
Wednesday. •
NAVY'S CLINIC
RUNNETH OVER.
' . SAN DIEOO (AP) -'l'be Nny'I
Aloobollc -bllltatloa Cinter in Loac
Beach Is .. OV&dowdetl tllat '15t .. lo
being openr to • bolJd -In Son
'DlqO, ....-·llld llldly.
Se••1ty.U...C" 1!11 fie .,_ ....
In the -Blwotl1ll Bar1-
loca\etl ,~ Qxl Slnd 11811 -om..
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Government Say~
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Accord · Reached
At WoundetlKnee
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. {AP) -The
Jastlce ~ sald t..iay the
govaumeot '"rMcbed an~ lo
priDciple" 1rith miliwn1: 11:w:11-a •t woun
\led Knee. bot added that.procedures stW
ball to be "°""' Out to end the 11-<lay
occupation al the historic village.
Tbe amoullft'l•M WM m.de by of.
liciab both in WasbingtGo and at nearby
Pine Jlid&o, but there was no Immediate
comment by Indians holding Wounded
Knee.
The ReY. Wesley Bunter, who was
aJD00C clcti)Dldl oegotiatinl 'tbe set-
lkmeal. aid details al the agreement
-1d not be dloclosed .at ...,.. He a1ao
aid ......... -not be granted
-..,.,... to the Tiiiage becn,9e tt
.... loll they --negollatlooa. The ---1 in Wublngtoo said
(See INllWIS, Pip I)
Mud and Debrj,s
Cut Off Power
For Shorecliffs
lllld and debrlt from the berfJ mns
Tbundo1 -Out the electrical
lylteml aeivlng IOI bouoet In the
Sha..clil!J ......, o1. san Clemente Ibis
momlnc and caused a major power
o(Jtage.
BUI Wellb, -cl Sin Dloco Gu
..i -°"'-said the major --bit al 1:1$ ...... ..i thn• -C1U1 flllo a0 cl -.cilffs and the dowi.-1 pmticlll of.~ Beach. Welib blamed the -, llC<lllOUlatiaa
"' "mud an6 -pt" in !be ....
derBuad ...... " the J1lltllL 1fottmm ""'-' Clbles which were
-GOit ml the flnt Uc6tt and alarm
-...... bod: ... at about 7::IO In tbe c:rw Beecb ledur. · 4-WU !DOie ...... in
1lllondllb bowe1t1 , and tbe DIUll ,...
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streets and the aelectlm of. "wilt·
tlmJuill" access oorrldorl fnlm Del Mar
to those two side llreels.
Rtsley suggested to two •poll along Del
Mar where the lctelS attas could be
built. He suggested parillte tr<atment of
tbe two strips. •
Other panelists were Public Safety
Dlrec1or Clifford Murray, City Engl._
PbJl hter aod Parting Commi ........
BW Walker.
Shootout
Kills Third '
Man; I Held
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -A
bigbway patrolman, a sheriff's deputy
and a service staUOll attendant were shot
to death today by· an assailant who w11
later wounded and ceptured_l_._tbe shertfr1
o!ifce said.
'Ille ~Ung· ~.oo a -ch of.
Jn1ersta1e 15 tbrougll CaJiin P ... a11er
the patrolman atCIPf>'d a cer at tbe -m11,.-., to -'
'Ille ~ dellUIY -ldenllflecl at LI. Al Slenri of S... Benloilflno. ·
ldenUttea of the potrolman, lbe -st.a1lon attendant 11811' the iNn i,kOn Into
custody were not tmmedlaleb' nleued~ aberifr, .otll~ aa1d Ibo t1a1n 1~ the 1u1Pfft.ed --Wbile Ii( wu driving a late
model Llilco4t aoatbbound In tbe -bound Jsne oftmen_tate 15.
The body of the officer was found al
tbe JOadalde.
Stewart and Dep. Dist. Atty. Jolin
Hardy of. San Bernardino, who were drlv·
ing to Barstow to attend a li>eeUng, were
reported to have spotted the ~
patrol car being ,trlven aoutbbound In tbe
northbound lane.
Stewart pursued and lorced tbe car oil
the blgbway near a service staUon at tbe
junction ol lntentate 15 and State -.
3&, olflcers said, •
'Ille driver itmlPed '"'t of the patrol car
and ran tbmich tbe ....ic. ot&UOll llrtng
• gun. Stewart and the service lllatloa a"
tendant were shot and Hardy WU platolo
whipped. . ·
Tbe lberiff1 office said that Jameo
Mayfield , a member of the San
Bernardino Board of Supervisors, came
upon the scene and spotted the auapected
assailant fleeing up a mountaln.slde.
MayfleJd fired Biz shots and wotmded
bim In tbe shoulder.
·frain KiIJs Transient
Sitting on Tracb
A man was struck and tilled by a train
on the Santa Fe railway tracka to Orange
1buraday DiJhl, police reported t..iay.
OfOcers said ·Felix. J. VllU., M, was
evidenUy litUng OD the tracks between
Sycamore and Palm AvetlUel when be
wu bit .by lht wt moYlnl passenger trati> about 9:40 p.m. lnvesUgatoa aa1d
Villa waa a transient. .
I Weailtel'
'11le weatherlady uys It'll be a
pmty nice weekend, with a few
scattered c-and some gusty
winds. Hlcbo at the beaches, 80
rlilng to Ill Inland. Overnight lows
'5 to60.
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1Nde Quits
San Juan
City Staff
Yet aoolher resignation has hit the cily
staff Or San Juan Capistrano -that or
assistant plaMer Mefvt.n Tooker who
resigo!d this week to take another pos.i·
llotr in Huntington Beach.
Tooker this week blamed the mounting
hours of nljht work ill hi& post in San
Juan u a ft!ason for leaving the staff.
11te late work interfered with his sh.ulies
for a master's degree, he said.
~r assumed the post with the city
after a stint a!r an engineer in aerospace.
He was hired under the federally
sponsored Public Employe Program dur·
ing the sudden a)ump in aerospace work
in Orange County.
His resigna.Uoo will be effective March
15.
The" loss of the staff member will be
made up in part by services being
performed by Haworth and Anderson, a
consulting firm which was hired to assist
in day-to-day plaMing duties in city hall
as well as the development of the city's
general plan,
UPI TRPliof!
-. Puff?:
.
C~'uncii Smoking Ban Tried i
Clty Mllulg1t WT1 ~fidgeted, Ci-
ty Attorney Tully Seyn>out papped 1
ooogh drop Into bll ~ .lllld members
af the audience ahifted nervwily in their
cbalrs.
The occas!On waa the bonnlng ol smok·
ing ill the Laguna Beach Clly Ccounoll
Cbamben during oounclJ mtttl1>gs.
The unanimous action of the councll -
Councilman Peter Ostrander, looe re-
maining smoker on the panel YOted aye
-came Wedneaday ~Iler ., )JC Irvine
professor lpOke oit ~ Jieallh daagers or
smQking. · '"" .
Dr. Robert Earte, profeSb'Or of
pbarmamlogy, told the council that
tobacco smoking In a closed room )\arms
nonsmolrers as ...U u tboee wtio flll!I.
Dr. Eane ni>tetf the research pitvlng
that tobaCC9 S'PJkin& does ba~. 8
·statistical relaUonship to death occumng
from ClUlcer,, 1 ~ disease, and
respiratory dbctirders.
He said· tbal In a ,smoke-filled roo111.
such ils the \'!ow)!!ll chamber, the carbon
monoxide levels !naY'e:tceed the level ac-
cepted tiy tbe, :All' Pollution Control
District for smog' ·
He said the' preSence of smoke in the
8ir brings on fatigue and can "contribute
to rising tempen· and abusive language."
In refereoce.~ a question by ~o~ph J .
Edueallt11 and w~ ban mnokln1-:
"'So we're not wildly J.nnovaUve, •· sht •
said.
Oltrander, an archltect, noted that the
d...tgn of the Council Chambers did not .
allow for the three air ~es per hour :
mandated by law, which prompted Mrs.
Sweeney to observe that the aJr where
the council member& sit wa1 hotter Utan '
elsewhere in the chambers.
"This area here is a't"epo tory ror he.at
and innoke. lt'!1J1Uch.itfatmer here," sbf ,
said.
Mrs. Sweeney ••1,n view of Dr. Earle's
statement about early fatigue," moved ;
that smoking be banned in the chambers
and that the council recess for 10
Minutes every hour and a half for a
smok~ break, a provision it soon violated
by meeting from 10:30 p.m. to about J:SO
a.m. Thursday without a break. _
The council decided that other groups
meeting in the chambers could decide for
themselves if they too wished to ban
smoking.
After talking about enacting the ban.
the council questioned what il could do
"II pyone actually did light up ill d<>
fiance of their wishes.
"Well, you have the chief of polict
here," commented Seymour.
The resignation brings to three the
number of losse, tp the tity staff in re-
cent months. : Elderly Teenyboppers Kelly, police chief, Dr. Earle noted that
tobacco smoking_poses health hazards to
persons not present~m marijuana smok-
ing.
Rose likened the situation to thld-
presented when recalled Cowicilman JW,
Lorr wanted to ban persons with bare.
feet from the d:lambers. • ~ . . ' The fif'lllt was the flrlng of Finance
Director Paul Lew several months ago,
capping a simmering dispute with
su~riors which bad. latted for months.
It's not a rock concert, and the policeman probably
has bad riot training,J>ut how do you control a
mob ol senior cltizeni rilshlng the stage to get Law·
rence Welk's autograph? Officials managed to keep
order as the champagne music maker gave a con-
cert in Miami.
Cotmcilmao Pl\Yllis SWteney noted that
correspondence received by , the council
on the mattec was heavily in favor to the
smoking ban.
~·vou ,could devote your concentrated,
scorn on the persona.'' Rose volunteered..~
1be next was the amicable shift in
duties by Public Works Director T. J.
Meadows, who will leave soon as the
city,'s public works director and assume
the fuJl-time task of manager of the
county waterworks district serving the
city.
Shore Colony's
Residents Seeing
Too Many Lights
From Pagel
INDIANS ...
the agreement in principle with attorneys
for the American Indian Movement
could setUe current problems at Wound-
ed Knee!'
It added, however, that certain pro-
cedural matters pertaining to "the man-
ner and time the nonresidents will depart
Wounded Knee" bad to be resolved.
There were no other details announced
at dnce. A group of Shore COiony residents irate Some _ Indians look over the hamlet over the number and location of new 6W
street lights in their San Clemente Feb. 27. Federal lawmen have manned a
neighborhood won a promise from city perimeter around tbe village, and there
councilmen this week that some ot the have been periodic exchanges of gunfire. new lights might come down. h rad Led by Jocal veterinarian Dr. Colden Two Indians were wounded T u ay
Boyle, the residents insisted Wednesday night, the JusUce Department said.
that they never were clearly shown The lodians' principal demand in the
where the new lights were gOing in dur· past few days has been removal of the
ing a shift from overhead to underground Oglala Souix tribal leader. Federal of· utilities. • · The flap was the latest in a series of ficials have said in the past they would
problems confronting the city in new not meet the demand.
muniCipal lighting dlrttlCtl. ...,.. Also unresolved have been the ques-
The controversy, however, mark! the tions of surrender of weapo~ and first time that homeowners have com· plai~ 1100~ t.O(I: ~ llgbts. w lber mass arrests would be made.
Dr: Boyle' Aai:l ' ' • · ne,l rt time before lhe Justice Depart·
slsted Wednesday e rannouncement the lawyers for the
light poles destrO~. ent ; • • ·ans reentered the hamlet. othe~ shine dlrectJJ;'lA-~ :::-.The stage for the renewed talks was and m several 1nsiances . two __ . di d
standards occupy spAt1f bear Uj~ ~t Thursday night when the In ans an
lot. • government officials declared a cease--
The lights conform to the standards for fire . It came shortly before the
such projects, said spokesmen for San government's deadline for the Indians to
Diego G~s an~ Electric Company and ·jbe-1.... th vill ge took effect. city engmeeruig office. ~ve e a
But residents charged that the l:':lty '
should order some of the poles remo~ed
before the switch is thrown for the first
lime early next month.
City Engineer Philip Peter said that
the city already is committed to the con·
tractor for a certain number of light@.
and that it \Yould be too late to change;-
the placement without additional e1; _
pense. ·
The debate ran for more than a half
hour. •
At Jhe end, councilmen and residents
alike agreed to ask the contractor to
complete the job but leave the bases of
the poles uncovered.
In the meantime. the lights will be
hooked up, and then councilmen and
residents can see for themselves where
the problems lie.
But in a letter this week to councilmen.
Dr. Boyle noted that the project was
designed initially to eliminate 26 wooden
utility poles in the district.
Those utility poles were replaced by 36
light poles.
Baseball Sign111ls
~lated Sunday
_ "Slgnups !or tbe Del Obispo Boys
l)aoeball League will be held Sunday
an.moon for boys between 7 and 12
years old. who live in Capistrano Beach,
Dana Point and the area northwest of
Via Montego in the Shorecliffs Colony of
San Clemente.
A parent must accompany each boy to
register from 2:30 to 5 p.m. at the
DohenY Fire Station, Capistrano Beach.
Registration fees are $8 per boy or $1%
for two or more boys from the same
family . Birth certificates must be shown.
For more information, call 496-0135.
Hope Abandoned for Jet
That Slammed Into Ocean
A straw.vote urged by a member of the
audience revealed that the nonsmokers
outnumbered smokers 25 to 15.
Mrs. Sweeney noted that other
governmental bodies including the United
Nations in Geneva, Capistrano Unified
School District, the San Juan Capistrano
City Council meetings as well as many
offices of the U.S. Department of Health,
Coast Cowieil
'
To Meet Soon
In Clemente
H r · al f the ilot of an F8 ficials said later the report was ap-' 'lbe Regional c.oastal Conservation._
ope or SutVIV 0 p Golden West s Commission serving Orange aod Lo.-Crusader jet pboto-recoonaissan plane parently unfounded. San
which slammed into the sea between San Coast Guard cutters and t w 0 Angeles Counties will meet in
l!1and Clemente March 19 and resume tbe-Diego and San Cl<meote was helicopters sent out on both the mystery Coeds Warned tedious process of reviewing the formal• abandoned at dusk Thursday. plane report and the Navy jet crash · the Coastal
The plane plunged into the Pacific in could find no trace of any ditching so applications for permits 10
heavy rain east of the rocky, uninhabited ~ close to shore. Of N' h D 7.o~ raft of business confronting the.
island during a mid-morning training Naval air station spokesmen said when ig t anger commission in the Community Clubhouse Oight out of Miramar Naval AU Station. initially contacted Thursday that the might include a new wrinkle added bf:
Navy authorities said the pilot of a plane piloted by Lt. Burger could have' Police and college officials have warn-the san Clemente Chamber of Commeroe.
companion plane on the same m.!!8ion1 been up to 100 miles offshore when it. ed women students at Golden .West Thursday. , .
saw U. (jg) Andrew R. Burger, MJ, 0 crashed. College to avoid dimly lighted areas on Retiring Chamber Manager ~
Westwood, N.J., go down. The actual distance was 30 to 40 miles. campus to help prevent further after-Evans said that the group plaos a ma)C8"
Bits of wreckage were recovered by dark attacks on roeds. push to induce the oommiasionen to ....
two COast Guard cutten dispatched from The warning was issued through the tain a toll-free number between Oranp
the search and rescue center at Long Meetin' g Slated college's newspaper, "Braodlog Iron" County and Long Beach where the ~'
Beach. but no trace of the pilot was which reported four night attacks on mission staff holds forth.
found. · women students since last April. "After all," Evans said. 11We· ougld to
Some confusion was created during in-B R uhli During that time span one woman bas be able to call them for not.bing after
mal stages ., the search by •ne man's Y' ep· cans been raped and three others .... ped at· what they plan to do to us." ..
report that be saw a plane trailing smoke tetnpted attacks, the paper reported. . Evans aaid there migltt be a pre8eJlo;
about to miles off Dana Point. LOS ANGELES (AP) - A group of Huntington Beach police 'believe dif-tatJion in tulle for the session.
Orange County Harbor Department ,Of: ... w"""h~. Repobllcana '..plans to meet !erenLmen were involved in.each case. ~ ii"' .olher l.ssuea _wblcb maf. •· ·-•v Detective Louis Ochoa asked the coine up at the meeting Include the: ! prlvl'i.@ly at the I International Hotel students OD campus to report all attacks presentation of an a~y general'•. oe)~ W~Y to discusi atrategy in the in order that evidence can be collected. nion on the status of Avco CommttnitY,; Volunteer Sought -.
To Head Teacher
Aide Program
Capistrano Unified School District Of.
ficials are seeking a volunteer to asswne
the unpaid ,>05ition as director or a
districtwlde program that would put
volunteers in clasm:>oms as teachers'
aides.
District trustees recenUy approved
broad guidelines for an office of
Volunteer Participation which they
stressed would not use volunteers: to
replace certified teachers.
1be proposed program. will assume the
responsibilities or recrulting and training
volunteers, coon.seling school personnel
about working with volunteers and pin-
point the areas of curricuJum that would
most . benefit from their in-classroom
service.
An administration spokesman said
these duties were broad but would
become more defmite once the office is
developed.
The spokesman also said there are no
prospects yet for the director's position.
GOP gubernatorial primary in 1974, says He suggested that students arrive to Developei:s' projects at S&h creel
Los Angeles car dea1er Holmes Tuttle. class on time and leave immediately Beach.
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when the class is dismissed so they will The panel will try to determine if ~. "We're not trying to be kingmakers," ma--'ve ""l"'"" and o"·· construclldtlreeeDt be moving with a crowd. NI e-o '"l.06 ~ Tuttle, a lon&;-time supporter of Gov. Tbe ma.in trouble area appears to be on the terraCes above tHe beach in ..
Ronald Reagan, said. between tbe bandbaJI and basketball months Wert done under the prov~
Since Reagan said he will not seek a courts and the road between the baseball of the CoaSt81 Initiative. :;
third term, four GOP prospects have diamond and tennis courts, the paper No lormil agenda for the &lli
dev<loped. They are Lt. Gov. Ed said. Clemente ii\ootlng bas yet been Pr<;~ Dr. Loren Moll, dean of the college's The South Coast meetlng'a details ""' Reinecke, former Lt. Gov. Robert H. evening school, said the district is study· probably be complete once tlie conf;.
Finch, Controller Hous~on I. Flournoy ing the need to install additional mission meets in Torranc:e on Monda,Y.
and Atty. Ge.n. Evelle J. Younger. lighting in the area. night. ~'" =-~·~~~~~~~~-" '.: Talavera. Drexel's very newest! I ..
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been two big topics this week as
reporters got it together foc Sunday's
edition of the DAILY PILOT. "Sunday's
Best" will include:
LAW FUND -Membership ill tbe
Legal Aid Warranty FUnd, a oon--prorit
Orange County organization. ~d. !>G
your insurance for freedom lf you re Jail·
ed and can 't make bail, can't allord an
attorney or don't qualify for "legal aid."
Story by Sunday 'Editor AJan Dlrkin.
RAPE OF TAXPAYER -Columoist
Von Hoffman aays everyone in the coun--
try .wbo bas to turn to a Form IOIO
should read Philip M. Stem's "Tbe Rape
of the Taxpayer." It aescribcl what the
column!!! cellJ "Tbe Mctlcan V<selab~
Rollover/' rich Americana' maneuvers to
avoid taxe1. ·
•'OOD: UPS AND DOWNS -Whtie
coosutnets are paying all-time bt,h
priceB for food1t the outlook on the !arm
Is for plu!lll'1eting ptices -cUMstrour
drops Jn income for fannen -according
to a Christian SclellCt! Monitor News
Service survey. tt wlll appear ln YOU
Section.
PAIR OF QUEENS -What d.._, it
take to win a beauty title? Staff Writer
Terry Coville checked with a couple wbo
are in training now and tells their story
In a special feature.
LEFT-HANDED -Ella Moye Sanders
started out to be an artist, but wound up
being a left-banded psycbologisL Her
slory -In wordl and picture$ -is the
penonA!ity pro!ile ill this week's
women'• section. Staff Writer Allison
Deen-telb about tbe Huntington Beach
woman wbo had rust to deal with ber
own frustrations.
OMBUNSMEN -Every city has one
or more, but oone wear the title
(Ombudsman ....., peoplas' repre...,.
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Of Audit on Taxes?
By SYLVIA PORTER the return a of your
II.tut In• SmuJ portnenblp or '°'1JonUoa or
What are Die -that the the returns of )'Olll' fellow
income tu return yoa are now -or stockholders, the
preparing will be picked for :.g .. t;;.1 dtclde that the ms
audit by the Inlemal Revenue sboold alliO uamine l b •
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1he chances of audit for all o1
you. The oflldal stallsUcs foe
'71 •• compared with '70
reveal that odds on having
your return audited have
fallen as follows :
nonnal ii, IO JOU llgure out stoctbolden. Fer Instance, the FOR CORPORATIONS, one
your deductions aod p u t IRS rttanhattan District AudJt chance in 14 _ down from one
together whatever documents Division in the ~ar ending in 11;
JOU can find to prove yoor June 30, lll6ll, disposed of als ha daims, you wonder wbetber 24.316 field audits ol individual For individu ' one c nee
you'll actually have to back up and fiduciary returns. Of this out of 265 for a field audit
your statements before an IRS total, only 7,39f were chosen against one out of 256 the
qenl Understandable indeed directly for es:aminatlon. The previous year: -'° the vital oews here is remaining 13,70% were picked For individuals, one chance
that you have a much higher for audit as the result of ms out of 72 for an audit lo an IRS
chance of being audited than examination of other tax office again.!t one out of 58 the ---------------------
most LaxPllJ turns previous year.
en, If~ • re · · ·Even more 'sp0cUica!ly, the
yours is a THUS, IF YQU 1 are .,; in-audited w\ll 'Vafy tOO depend·
D 0 D ~ tKmi· vest.or in 81\ on, real estate. ' log 00 th&-IRS oUiCe :ln which
ness rettan catUe t or some ,Other tax you me Your return -prt?b-
wttb an ad-sbeltl!!!i group or eyen if you ably beCause dif!e~ IRS
justed gross are a,j~r in ta regular .districts have diffe.J'Jent
iocomeof busine!Ss ~ and the amou~ts of m lnpOw.er
$:; O, o o o w i:etuqi for li!al ~P °" ·available; different percen·
more. for any ODe member ii !ages of "'l'IJltful" a u d I t
Heavy Rains Cursed,
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·Bwssed: by Farmers
-Yours ;,, a ~ r..-erainlliatioo,,..;;. possibilities, etc.
, business' or cbaikes of an audit are ' Now,, a final Point on keep-
larm business return with an gttftly increased. ing tat: ~rds: while the
By Tiie Associated rr<ss
NOrt~n Calitomia fqrmers
are trying to . figure out
whether ttils winter's heavy
. rains have been a· blessing, a
curse -or a. miJ:ttire of the
two.
Normally they reach
full bloom in March,. but
the late start plus delayed
spraying could cause crop
reductions, far!fi spokesmen
said.
adjusted gross income of But because the returns Treasury is generally barred
P;?.ooo er more. delcrilj!o<I above have a Jiigh · ,from ~ing taxes after
• Y oor mum is lie4 iii to p ; ro r it y for: ll)l'lit, don't .. lbree ""1" ~ the 111.ing o1
ollJer tu relm'D became ........ that .au l:1!tuma in ·:~"!It rel\U11, the Treaswr can
·-iii a t1fOoe categories Will be gobaCl:as,!arasit,wlsl1eS.ifll
, a shareholder of Mled. An<! ~ you· . claim• tl!at )'lliu" retm'D was
:.it clo9ely held corporation er a ireo't to any . of t b • s • .ftaudul'°I o~ tlial fO'l never ~tion or you categories don't assume you filed a return for a specific
On the good si~e.1 the water table 1n the s.n J'oaqu1n arn1 Sacramento · valley's Is higb
and the Sierra N e v ad a
snowpack is heavy, signifying
ample irrigation water from
wells and reservoirs this
spring and summer.
Farmers and agriculture ad-
visors said they hope for ,a
' week of sunshlile to dry out
the land and let them get into
their spring work. llave a sinlUar relatioosbip in won't be' audited. Neither year. For in~, In the pro-
a group. assumption is justified. eess , of ennurung a Mr.
To illustrate what happens : MUnwhile, the Treasury's Blanks return, the IRS agei_it
when an IRS agent examines auditing capabilities continue could find no records of his ----:::::---=-------_::_---'_...:.-...:._ _ _...:._, having filed any returns for
"The situation is not yet
disastrous,'' said Wayne Skow
of the state Department ol
Agriculture, but he said a
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ON THE BAD side, tasks sharp weather change is need-
nonnally under way by March ed soon.
ha~ been delayed becall$e HoWever, the rou~ winter
and shopping is easy at Mike McCarthy
Buick for a New or Used Car-Van or Recre·
ation Vehicle. "The Big One".
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$4695 17141 531-2450
Personalized • Stylish • Efficient
Order Far Yourt.lf or a Frl-
M1y be used on ertvelopes 11 r.turrt 1ddren
le.bels.. Also ·~ h•ndY'l es identificeti°"
1.a;91, for merlc:ing J>9nonel items such IS
boob. r.cords, photos, et~ L..tbels stick on..
9less •rtd m•y be used for merltin9 home
c.enned focd items. AU l•befs ere print.cl
wftfl stylish V09ue type ort flne qu1lity whit ..
gumm.d rper.
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no tetaint!ld copies, cancelled
ebeclt:s, etc. to JrOVe it. fields are too soggy to work; already has claimed some
Planting a n d harves~g crop loss, Skow s a I d .
BE WAS TllEREFORE hit machines can't get i n·t o Unharvested grain is yellow-
wilh tu for all those years -Fresno County .fields, sai& Ray ing in some ·fields as are
despite the fact that some of O'oucti, a University of call-potatoes in the San Joaquin
the earlier years would have fomia farm advisor. Barley Valley.
been closed by the statute of and alfalfa plantings 'h 8 v e And San Mateo County's
limitations if he could have been delayed, and some cotton vegetable and Oower growing
shown that he had filed edha~'t been harvested, he add -industries suffered $3.3 million
returns for those earlier in damage during a freeze last
years. Plantings of tomatoes and December, said H e n r y
Of course, few or you will be sugar beets in the Sacramento Sclaroni, UC farm advisor.
challenged for failing to file or Valley, lettuce in the Salinas Now, with the ground "like a
for committin~ fraud. But it's Valley and asparagus in the sponge," farmers can't plant
still good policy for you to re-Sacramento· River Delta and rooted cuttings to replace
tain indefmitely copies of your around S8Ili:ias also ~are iµin~ artichokes., caullnower,
returns with attached mail reported late, . · brocpoli and M J r g u e r I t e
receipts and Can~Ued tax Eugene Monroe,' a Huitwm dalsles becaWk.' p 1 a n t 1 n g
payment checks. This record-fruit ranCber, said Wedoesda ..Ql•i;bin~ -l<L get stuck. tn
keeping won't annoy you or he )as ~n ~able ~ disc his · the mud, he added. ..
use up much space. . odds tor weeds or spray for , t _
. ~inaecls: :_ .-~ A l\AIN·RELA1'E0i>Ollullon
The lenglhy raJn sea,,... bu problem was presented to tbe
!1$YM , pollination ol suCb itate ,AJr ~""'° Bcillrd in '.tree -crops as fl I m o ~ d s., Redding !J'uesday~ R t c ~
apricots, ptacbes, piu.ms ·and. farmer1 ,said ~ant r!Un
nectarines. has kepi theill . ll'Oll\ bumlng
U.S. Stops
:fm·chasing
Canned Meat
WASIDNGTON (AP) ~The
Airtcuiture lle~rtment, citing
·'high P,ic,., said We$esday
it has quit.buying canned lun-
cheon nieat for donatipn to
needy families. The decision will affect
about 2.6 million persons
.qualified to receive f r e e
go v e rn.ment commodities.
Aboot 12.4 million others w'ho
get food stam~ for use at
supennarkets wi,ll not be af-1 ftcted by:lhe order.
stubble .Oll , their fields . at
times classlffe$1 . .as _ "good
burning days."'
This means,~ said t b e
farmers, they may have to
burn stubble at other times so
they can get Started with this
year's erop.
Air resources officials took
no action but indicated stub)Jle
burning on "no burn" da~
could. cause pollaUon problems
for clty resident!.
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meat purchases were stopped
"because of current m8rket
prices," ·which bad risen from
about 57 cents a pound last
October to 71 C<!nt. Feb. 23,
when th(' last purchase was
approved.
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14 Money Ministers
To Meet Next Week
PARIS (AP) -Tb< United -------...... State. and 14 lmport1ot
-tary natlolll met btto !<>-
day but couJd t1ot come to
ap-eement on bow to deal with
lbe dollar cruls and decided "' meet again last next week,
confemi<e IOUlCel repomd.
It WU apected that the
world's m a J o r p.irrencles
would continue to llucluate
more or leas freely agalnst the
dollar on open marktts. There
was no indication t h a t
governments or central banks
were planning to intervene to
maintain any fixed rates.
Treasury Secretary George FINANCE
P. Shultz represented the '--------~ United States.
ON SUNDAY, finance
ministers of the nine C:Ommon
Market nations and the heads
of the central banks from
many more countries will be
meeUng In Brussell, Belgium.
The sources said that after
these meetings it may -clearer just how a Ooat ti.
.Jobless Rate, Too
American Work Force
Shows F ebt"Uary Rise
WASlliNGTON (AP) -The
number of Americans at work
rose sharply in February, In-
dicating an expanding
economy, while the unemploy·
ment rate edged up slightly.
lhe Labor Department
reported today.
Employment rose nearly
800,000 to 81.8 million, the
Bureau or Labor Statistics
said.
IJ'HE NUMBER of
unemployed rose 170,000 to 4,8
million for a seasonally ad-
justed rate of 5.I percent of
the work force. This was up
from 5 percent in January, the
report said.
The report ooted a substan-
tial gain in the length of the
average work week of 24
minutes to 37 .3 hours for non-
farm payrolls.
The longer work week also
helped boost average earnings
of some 50 million rank-and-
file workers by •t.50 to $139.48
per week.
mE BUREAU said average
weekly earnings were up $8.47,
or 6.5 percent per week over
the past year. Over the same
lime span, living costs rose 3.7
percent.
On a seasonal basis , an ad-
justment for normal
developments, both the rise in
employment a n d unemploy-
ment were smaller. Th e
bureau figured the increase in
jobs at 570,000 and the rile in
unemployed at aboUt 75,000 on
the aeasonal basis. The ._..
called t b e unemployment
situation virtually unchanged
from January.
Nearly tw~thirds of the in-
crease in jobs was among
women, the report said.
THE NA110N'S employ·
ment has increased by 2.5 mil-
lion in the past year, it said.
while unemployment declined
by nearly 600,000.
The boost in jobs for women
reduced their unemployment
rate Crom 5.3 percent to 4.9
percent in February w i t h a
total of 1,5Tl,OOO.
The unemployment rate for
men edged up slightly Crom 3.3
percent to 3.4 percent with a
total of 2,067,000.
TllE JOBLESS rate for teen-
agera climbed from JU per-
cent to 1$.8 percent with a ~
ta! o( 1,200,000.
1n a racial breakdown. the
bureau said1be unemployment
rate for wbit.e Jorkers re-
mained unchang at 4.6 per-
cent with a total of 3,949,000.
The rate for nonwhites -
mostly Negroes -edged up
from 8.9 percent to 9 percent
with a total of 895,lllltl.
U.S. Supply of Gas
Reported Very Tight
WASHINGTON (UPI )
The nation's supply of gasoline
is "very tight" -down 24
million barrels from a year
ago east of the Rockies -but
World War It-style gas ra-
tioning is not likely, according
to the Office of Emcrgeacy
Preparedness.
1be agency detailed the
gasoline situation after Rep.
Silvio 0 . Conte (R-~1ass. ), said
Thursday he understood the
government already is print-
ing rationing cards for me
this summer.
THE SENATE B a n k i n g
Committee. in recognition of
the gasoline shortage, voted
Thursday to give the Presi-
dent authority to establish a
rationing system for
petroleum products, including
gasoline, if an emergency
arises .
Rationing is a possibility, an
OEP spokesman said. but it
remains one or s e v e. r a I
alternatives in a contingency
plan which is not complete.
Even when the plan is fmisb-
ed, he added, rationing "would
be our court of last resort."
"We have not printed tickets
to accompany thisplan,"said
OEP spokesman Robert E.
Nipp.
GASOLINE STOCKS in all
areas east of the Rockies u of
March 2 stood at 191 million
barrels, compar~ to about 215
million barrels on the same
date one y-ear ago. Shortages
start developing, Nipp said.
when supplies drop to around
175 million barrels.
"There has been a 1teady
decline," Nipp said, "and tbis
worries w because this is lhe
time of the year when we
nonnally are building guolioe
stocks for summer.
T1iere are over 600 ultra modern
service bays and 100,000 sq1111N
feet of factory parts facUitlei Oii
Costa MllSCl's Harbar Boulevard
of Can.
McDonnell
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laughter 53 Garden toal
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home 63 Raiseone'e
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wonts M lrnpetuOtlitr
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28 Preposition 1 Celebratioll 25 Vacetk>nen'
Z1 More roomy 2 To -·-: milieux
30 Ragging Everyone 2S M•k:e
34 Fcweigners 3 Earn prominent
35 Order 4 Moved one's TT Gardener
J6 Old auto s~lders 29 In operatioft
37 Sort 5 Pronoun 29 E•Pot and
38 Author, of e 8 Chlet Mets
sort 7 Illinois citr 30 Pordc
«I Etna•s 8 French girl abbr""""'°"
prodUC1 9 Patt of foot 31 Very angry
"' Timeofdaf 10 Respects 32 lnnoway
42 Aquatic 11 Asian gulf 33 Irritating
amphibian 12 Garden incentivs
lf3 Joined accessory 35 Fruit
45 ReprieYe 13 The "A" of 39 feme)e
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Group Sweats Through No-s1nolae Meet
City Manager Larry Rose fidgeted, Ci-
ty Attorney Tully Seymour popped a
cough drop into his mouth, and members
of the audience shifted nervously ln their
-chairs.
The occasion was'the bannlng of smok-
ing in thO Laguna Beach City Ccouncil
Cbambers during council meetings.
The unanimous action of the council -
Councilman Peter Ostrander, lone re-
malnlng smoker on the paner voted aye
-pune Wednesday alter a UC Irvine
professor spoke on the health dangers of
smpking.
Dr. Robert Earlf\o pro!elsor of
pbarmaoology, told lhe council lhat
tobacCo smoking In a closed room harms
noosmokers as well as those who puH.
Dr. Eane noted the research proving
that tobacco 1111\0king doeo have a
statistical relallon!blp lo death occurring
from cancer, heart disease, and
mpiralory discordera. 1
He said. that in a llDOle-filled room,
such .S lhe council chamber, lhe carbdo
monoxide levels may es:ceed the Jevel ac-
cepted by lhe Air Pollution COnlrol
District for smog.
City for ·Birds
Laguna May Be Sanctuary
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of .._ Dellr 1"1191 Slatf The city of Laguna Beach would be
designated a bird sanctuary offering
haven 'from litUe boys with BB guns and
at.her tenon under an ordinance now
winging its way through the municipal
bopper.
· "I think.it's ooe heclt of a good idea,"
commented Roy Holm, vice mayor, at
lhe Wediiesday night council meeting at
.:.11:,ihe ordinance had its first public
" The measure would ban shooting, trap-Pf"B• huntin& or moles\!ng of wild birds,
Wounded.Knee
Accord Told
By Government
WOUNDED IQIBE, S.D. (AP) -The
Justice Department said loday lhe
aovernment "reached an. agreement in
principle" with militant Indians at Wouo
aed Knee, bu\ added that procedures stlll
had to be worked out lo end the 11-day
occupatio,n of the historic village.
The announcement was made by of-
ficials both in Washington aod at nearby
Pine Ridge, but there was no immediate
c!ommenl by Ind~ holding Wounded
Knee. · The Rev. Wesley Hunter, who was
among clergymen negotiating lhe set-
t)ement, said details of lhe agreement Woujd not be disclosed at mice. He al!o
~ newsmen would not be granted
ttir\ber access to the village because it
wu felt they would hinder negotiations.
'l.be announcement in Washington saJd
the agreement in principle with attorneys
for the American Indian Movement
coold setlle current problems at Wound-
ed. Knee."
It added, however, that certain pro-
cedural matters pertaining to "the man-
ner and Ume the nonresidents will depart
WcXmded Knee" bad to be resolved.
'niere were no other detaila: announced
al once.
:some 200 Indians took over the hamlet
Feb. 27. Federal lawmen have manned a
perimeter around the village" and there
have been pertodlc eschanges of gunfire.
Two Indians were wounded Thundiy
nigh~ lhe Justice Department said.
The Indians' principal demand In lhe
past few days bas been removal of the
Og!ala Soulx irihal leader. Federal of-
ficials have said in the past lhey would
noi meet the demand. :~ao unresolved have been the qu.,
tfons of surrender of weapons and
wti,lher mass arrests would be J11!1de.
.i, shorl time before lhe Justice Depart·
menl announcement lhe lawyers for the
t'ndlons reentered lhe hamlel
'l'be stage for the renewed talks was
aet Thursday night when the lndlans and
covemment olliclals declared I ceue-fltt• It came shortly before lhe government'• deadline tor the Indiana to
leave the village took effect.
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RUNNETH OVER
·SAN DIEGO (AP) -Tho Navy'a
Alc:ohollc: Rehahllltatlon Center in Long
Beach Is "" overcrowded Iha~ ,150,ttOO la
beinl apent lo build another In San
Diego, ~esmen aald today.
Soventy-hve -will be elven tare In tbt . remodeled Brool<cyn Blnw:ta
IOc:ated near llnd Slreet and -
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their oests or eggs and require posting of
signs bearing the legend "'Laguna Bea.ch
is a Bird Sanctuary" at the principal en-
trances to town.
The propo.sed law was initiated by the
Laguna Beach Garden Club, whose motto
this year is: ''Sparkling Water, Sparkling
A!r-&mg of Birds and Ganfem· Rare,"
said Mrs. Neil H. Lewis, in addressing
the council.
"When people come to Laguna and see
the signs, ~Laguna is a Bird Sanctuary,'
they'll know where olir values ire," Mrs.
Lewla said. '
The 1aw contained ao eocape clause, ~ wbicit' """** dii fl!! "' desiroy birds 1Uch as starlings! which
can become nuisance, and that. IPU'.ted
some controversji
Councllmao Pl!rllla s ...... y ouggested
remcving the cliilae, but Tully Seymour,
city attorney, , aij'11ecl otherwJse. "If
you 're coofrontooj by hostile birds, you
may find yourself ii:'! !I comer," Seymour
counseled the council.
William Leak, prealdent of Village
Laguna and freq1,1ent contributor to coun-
cil discussions1 suggested that use of
dangerous .,..tickles mlght also be ban-
ned. ,
"If you are going to entice birds to live
witb us, we ought not feed them poisoned
food," Leak said,
He noted that not long ago a utraveling
death aalennan" visited his door and
"for $26 wouJd spray my property' and
guarantee that nothing woWd live on It
for 6 montlw."
Paul COiburn, representative of lhe
Audbbon: Society, commeoded the council
for undertaking the bird oniinance, and
lhen suggested that measures should be
Wren to prohibit clop frnm running loose
on the beaches where they molested the
beach birds.
Bruce Hoppinl, cbairman of Katos
Kigatboa FOUndation which promotes
Aqualhleticl, water sports, agreed.
Hopping said that the loose dogs ravag-
(See BIRDS, Page Z) ,
* * * Speak of Devil:
Dog Interrupts
Protest Meeting
U'Was ao either/or attuatlon at the TOP
of lhe World HCNDeowners meeting
Thurtday night. Ellher canine liberation
liad come 11> Laguna Beacl! of the billtop
community had gone lo lhe doga.
The meelll1g had jlllt turned !tom lhe
noise and racket of motorcycles invading
lhe undeve1oped areas adjacent, when
one woman stood up and decried the laclt
of conirol of dop in lhe community.
The maturea be!oljled her yird and
ran loote with impWdty, ahe said.
As llhe railed qainsl Mao'• Best
Friend, inlo the meeUng strolled a great
Dane.
He nuzzled oome of the panldpanta,
sniffed al the apealcer and then aal down
by Bob ilatllelt asaoclatlon president
Apparently tiring of lhe con .. raatlon,
ha , 11untere4 lo lhe ref(tslunent table
aoa ·-lad"· doWJI lhe cookl!ll ael out for the ....ung.
A!>d,,all the -tlo• ...mbers coold
aay' wis 1'1fe1D be dog gone.'' '
Jury Con1'icl8 Pair
W VEGAS (AP) - A Lat Vea• lllln aod a Callramla wGliiin .have
been convicted mi cbarKes of consplr1nc
lo ..u • atolen '1 mlllloo bank note.
D. MclrBiiit, 115, ol Lat V•gu
aney Gryn, 17, of Lons Beoch,...,.
by a ~ .... rt jury w..._..,.,
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lie said lhe preseuce of smoke in lhe
air brings OD fatigue and c4D "contribute
to rising tempers and abUsive language."
In r<ference lo a q-lon by Jooeph J.
Kel\y, police chief, Dr. Earle llOled !bat
tobacco smoking poees health lwanls to
persom not ptt:StDt in marijuana smok·
ing.
Councilmao Pbyllll Sweeoey no1'd that
correapondeoce received by lhe council
Oo the matter was ~vily in fava-io the'
smoking ban.
A straw vote urged by a member or the
audience revealed that· Ute nonsmokers
outruuhbered smokers Z5 lo u .
Mrs. S-noted that \oilier
governmental bodles Including lhe uiilted
Nailons In Geneva, ,captstrano Unilied
School District, lhe San Juan C&plslrano
City c.ouncu meetings as well as many
offices of lhe U.S. Departmeol of Health,
Education and Wellari ban smoking.
"So we're not wildly lnJiovative/' she
said.
Ostrander, an ~tee!, noted that lhe
desigo of the Council Chambers did not
allow for the three air changes per bour
mandated by law, which promJ>.ted Mrs. s ...... y 'lo observe that lhe air -re
~roppeiJ, Forklift 'in rug' na
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lhe councU members sit was hotter than
elsewhere In the chambers.
•'This area here is a repository for heat
and smoke. It's much warmer here," she
aald.
Mrs. Sweeney "in view or Dr. Earle's
statement about early fatigue," moved
thal smoking be banned in lhe chambers
and that the council recess for 10
mlnutes every hour and a half for a
smoke break, a "provision It soon violated
by meeting frnm 10:30 p.m. In about l:iO
a.m. Thursday without a break.
The council decided that other groups
DAIL.)' ,l&.OT ltlff f'lltill
When the . truck towing a forklift up sleep "1'.:astte · Jcniled · "1'd this rej!\ilted. As officials tried to
Rook Road in Laguna Canyon faltered; ·driver Rog· straighten· lhings out, the· cable on Ute tow' .truck
~Martin decidelt 'to back down . The forklift ja~~· snapped. No one was lnjµr~d. . ' · ·
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Ulster Will Stay . British . ' . .
Terrorist Bomb -Attacks Mark Ireland Referendum
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) ·-
Northern Ireland voted overwbelmingly
to remain British in a ref~ mar-
red by temrist bomb attacks, official
results showed today .
Tbe count of ballots c a s t '.l'.bursday
listed 591,820 votes in favor ot keeping
the province British and ooly 6,460 in
favor of joining the independt11t Irish
Republic lo lhe south.
'I'be vote bad ·been a foregane con-
c!UJion. The Protestant majoril7 in the
· province always has favored rlemalning
port or Britain.
MCI!! of the Roman Catholic mlnctity
would ' prefer lo join lhe Irish Hepuhlic,
whichlla 95 percent Catholic. Votihf totals indicated the C&tholica
largely. ~ycotted the re re re n d u m ,
decl<li1lg againsl ballotllig in an election
that •as never in doobt.
There are just over a million voters in
the proVince, about 300,000 of them ·
catholic:1. n,. relUlta suggeated, lh~t 2
percehl .of eligible tatholics decided . to
vote.
1be Protestant vo~. by contrast, ap-
peared heavy. .
Ex-mayor Martin Honored
By Lagunans After Death
Flags .,. at half staff loday In the city
of Laguna B<aCb in memory of William
D. Martin, fonner mayor and presi!lent
of the Festival or Ari.I board, who died . . Thursday. ,
Mayor Charlton Boyd said mony city
o!llclals wUl attel)d funeral eerv!ces for
"the DJ&D with the white carnation" at 1
p.m. 8at¥r<llY aC SI. J-l!!placopal
Chtl'cb In Newport Beach. The Rev. Dr.
John Asliey wlll oOJci.t&
Tho famUy ltqueatat ~ bibltel be
In lhe rorm of ~tlons 1o Boy
Soouls ol ~erlc:!t or the memortal lund
of Sl JanlM Cburdl. _1 vlaltatlon al Pactfic V1eW 1\fortuary
will be from i p.m. lo t p.m, lnnll!>t. •
Boyd said a moment of '"• wu ohael'Ved in honor or Mr. Marlin at
-'l'hunday'a League of Cities lllOlling.
BmiMI Mr. Mtr0n11 191rs of ln-
•olvtmenl u mayor and councU member
in Laguna Beach, he was a member of
the Loc8I Agency Fonnatlon Commlssloo
and the Orange County Grand Jury. lie
was presldeot of lhe Festival of Arts
board and a trustee.
He served In World War l and wu
dilcharged as a captain. Ho wu an ex·
pedlter in the lend-lease program.
One of ' Mr. Martin'• moot cherlalled
booon wu membenblp In Iha civic
diYislon of the Order of Ille Brltlah
Eroptro. Lord Edwanl Wood Hallfax,
amba:r;.,to the US in lhe ear\y tOI,
beslowed booor.
Mt. !.!Jlrtin WIS bololta!lted Nov. 24
ofter he apparenUy suffered a •iroke and
!ti! in hls gara1a. fract~rln!i hls skull.
·Paclllc Vjew Mortuary l.s located at
3lOO Pacific View Drlve 1ri 'Col'oua de!
Mar. SI. Jamu Epllcopal Church ts at
3%09 Via Udo, Newport Beach, at en-
trance to Lido Isle.
AJ the count began, more violence
broke oot. A. bomb blasted a po1t oiliCi!
in Dungiven, near Londonderry. No one
was hurt.
In Belfast, police delalned I 4
Prolestants for questm!ng on "armed
robberlel and -other subversive crimes,''
a spokseman reported.
Widespread condemnation a 1 a. o was
Voicod In Dublin loday for the terrorist
bombs that kllled ooe man and wounded
more than 200 per10ns in London, and
fears grew the bluta mlgbt damage
Britisf>.lrish relations. (Story, Page 4)
Tourist agenciea feared that their ln-
duslry, jllst beginning lo recover from •
massive boycott after destruction of the
British Embassy in Dublin last year,
mli!ht 111ffer a new setback.
. Pnll reaction wu one of universal
anger against the perpetrator1 of the
b11sta.
George Beranger,
Early Day Actor,
Dies in Lagflna
Geori• Andre Stranger. actor and
director fnim the utl.Y days qi ~lcao
cillema wbo then became a recluse living
behind locked gates aod hilh walls was
loomd dead Thursday by Laguna !leach
police, at his home amld bia movie
memortes.
Pollce 'bad to forte their way throug)l a
locked gate at lhe home, 704 Summit
Drive, Laguna Bach. lo noach tbe house.
They were called by tha postal earner
who l!"kl delivered mall was pllinl up In
the residence mail bo1.
Mementos of ·his movle yean, pictures
(See BERANGEI\, P ... Ii
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meeting in the chambers cooJd decide for
themselves If they too wished Jo ban
smoking.
After talking about enacting the ban,
the council questioned what it could do
.. if anyone actualb' did light up in de--
fiance of l.helr wishes.
"Well, you have the chief of police
here," commented Seymour.
Rose likened lhe situation lo that
presented when recalled Councilman Ed
Lorr wanted to ban persons witb bare
feet from the chambers.
"You could de~te your concentrated
scorn oo the persons," Rose vohmteered.
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Shootout ·
Kills Third
Man; I Held
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) - A
highway patrolman, a sheriff's deputy
and a service staUon attendant were shot
to death today by 10 assailant wbo wa1
later wounded and captured, the sherlU's
office uid.
The sbooUngs ~ on a stretch of
Interstate 15 tl1rough C&jon Pass after
the pa\rolmao stopped a car at the sum-
ml~ accordlnl to tlflCtl's.
The ~d deDUIY -ldeolll!ed .. Lt. .\! Ste.wort ol 8111 Bemardlno.
The dead hlchway pau:olman WU kfm.
Ufled by petrol Lt. Dave llelael • I.any
Wetterling.
Offlcen ldeaU/led the oervtce ataUon
alt,,llldanl from a drtvor'a U..... m hla person aa Rohen Leo Jenkins, ,la.
The ldenill)' of the man takeo Into
custody wu not fmmedlate!y t.ieaoed.
The sherilf's oUice said lhe alaln
patrolman stopped the s u s p e c t e d
assailant while be was driving a late
model Lincoln aoulhbound In the north-
bound lane of Interstate 15.
The body uf the officer was found at
tbe roadside.
Stewart and Dep. Dist. Atty. John
Hardy·of San Bernardino, who were driv-
ing to Barstow to attend a meeting, were
reported to bave spotted the highway
patrol car being driven soulhbound In lhe
northbound lane.
Stewart puraued and for<ed lhe car oll
the highway near a service·station at the ·
junctioo of Interstate 15 and State Route
38, officers said.
The dri•er jumped out of lhe patrol car
and ran lhrough tbe servloe station flrlng
a gun. Stewart and the service staOon at-
tendant were 1bot aod Hardy was pl!tol-
whipped.
·frain Kills Transient
Sitting on Tracks
A man wu struck and killed by a train
on the Santa Fe r4Uway tra<'ks in Orange
Thursday alg)lt, police reported today.
Officers ta.Id, Feliz J. Villi •• 66, was
evidently sltUng on the tracks hetweeu
Sycamore and Palm Avenues when he
wu hit by lhe fast moving passenger
traiu about 9:40 p.m. Jnveatigaton said
Villa wu I transient.
Oraage
Wetl.tlae.r
The ,...lherlady says It'll he a
pretty nice weeken<I; with a few
1C1tlered clooda and 10me gusty
winds. lllgha at lhe beaches, llO
rlsfl>g lo 115 inland. Overnight lows
45 lo iO.
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muplciot<I ""'ftt, th< grovp IDiU
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3 Educators
Appointed
Fo1· Review
Tbl'O< SOlll~n California educators
have been appointed to a acreenJng oom-
mlttee which will review applications for
the superintendency of the Laguna Beach
Un!lied School Dlslrict.
Dlslrict ltwilees thla Wetk hired
Rlcherd M. Clowes, Loo Angeles County
superintendent of schoola; Dr. Hitoo Bell
of Chapman C.Ollege, and Dr. John Stall-
ings of the University or Southern
california.
Dr. Bell is former superintendent or
the Azusa and Garden Grove school
districts. Dr. Stalllnga is f o r m e r
superintendent of a ~I district in
Corona.
Each cona.uJtant will be paid $1iill per
day, plus expenses, for his services.
Trustees unanimously a c c e p t e d
employment of the ·men on reCom-
mendation from Dr. Harold Kibby, the
board's adviser on hi.ring a replacement
for Dr. William Ullom, fired from his
Po•! Dec. 18.
'lbe dlstrict will continue to receive ap-
plications for the post through March 20.
The screening committee will then sift
through the applications and select what
it feels are the five or six top candidates.
Final interviews by trustees and a
citizen·schools l committee will begin
March 24.
According to Dr. Robert Reeves, assis-
~t superintendent for inStruction, three
men -incumbent candidates for the
school board -Ronald Kreber, Frederic
Ludwig and Michael Sagar, will be in·
vited to serve on the committee.
Representing the d i s t r i ct ad·
minlstraUve Staff will be Dr. Donald
Haught, principal of Laguna Beach High
School, and Lyle Proctor, principal of
Aliso EJ.mentary School.
The committ.ee also will include two
tefl,chers, a special skills staff member.
two classifed (secretarial and custodial)
employes and two students. Reeves said.
Individuals on the committee will rate
each of the top candidates and submit
the evaluations to the board.
The committee will make no overall
jwtgment on which candidate It reels
shoUJd be employed, Reeves stressed.
Target date for selection of a new
superintendent is April 5.
Adult Education
Program Booms
A~ Lag1!\\ ~
The Adult Education · Progr{m of
Laguna Beach High School i. boOmlng
acoording to a report rele '..,
by 'l:b<>mas. L, ~~r.,dj ·. . f WJi•n tha *"18'~ ~
Maa>h 26, a tow o!J.\: "I ;
fereil, lJ>Cluding nine llflti.and
OUgger said attelidailCe· has
dou~ed since last spring. Attendl.Dce '1n
the first trimester was 542, With 34
teachers participating and an average of
12 students per class.
The most popular offerings in the .Pro-
gram continue to be Spanish, whlch .had
to be offered in three sections of 25 pupils
each last term, and body mechanics. a
women's exercise program also requiring
three class sections.
The Adult Ed program, open to all
aduJts , is free to those 62 and over and
costs '5 per class to all others.
A green brochure describing the
classes is available In most local stor~s
and public offices. ..
A. sampling of classes to be offered
next term include : foreign language for
travel, body mechanics, data processing,
consumer education. yoga. career
dedsiorHDaking. parent child observa·
tion, psychology. self.awareness and
creative communication. German, typ-
ing, and personal improvement.
A high school diploma granting pro-
gram was initiated last term and now
has 13 students working for completion.
Forty high school students are augment·
ing their day time studies by earning
credit in the evening classes.
For more information phone the Adult
Education Office at 494--3546.
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By the AllOdated Pr•H
Timothy Leary, often called the "high
priest" of LSD, has renounced the drug
ss dangerous and thinks ii aboUld be used
only in "controlled lituatiolls/' bis girl
fillllld aald TllursdaY It\ Santa Ana .
!Related SJory Page'3.)
Joanna Harcoorl-Sn1ith &.closed this
to news~ after a Superior 'court judge
refused to· free Lelll'l' from prison even
tlJo<lgh the judge said ;he Jeels !-'I''•
pas!Porl wu revo~ed )Yithout ~earing
and that be was returned against his will
to stand lriaL
"I find DQtbing 1n international law
which prohibits this," the judge said.
' I Lsn ·~l
"We both bclleve that if the autboritiesi do what they ... supposed to do be wm :
be rree In a few weeks," she said. She:
added he !eel! he may help secure hls :
freedom by "assistiol ~ U.S. govern·
ment in combatllng Ille .problem or drug :
abuse."
Leary had squght to be released on '
grounds he was arrested illegally. He 1
facei trials on drug conspiracy and:
escape charges.
Laguna Urges
City Mana:ger
'
Taking a Giant Step
Standing oulslde the courthouse, Miss
Smith,' who met Leary in Switzerland last
fall and has been bis constant companion
since 'tbet(. told newsmen . that Leary no
longer advocates uSe of LSD and other
drugs, or even nwijuana.
"lfe wahts·-1e'to stop taking LSD,"
said Miss Haz:court..Smith, the 2&-year-old
niece of a London publisher. "He feels he
made a mistake, that it is bad for people
who are not very cultured, very strong
and very beatitiful. And it is only for
research in controlled s i t u a t i o n s ;
otherwise, lt is a dangerous drug."
To Push Bids '. ..
Coogan, a tour.inch dachshund pup owned by Jim
Hedlin (feet), finds a street curb a formidable ob-
stacle to overcome -but be seelll& determined to
make the effort at Fresno. Laguna Beach city Council has
authorized Larry Rose, cily manager, iO
do what is necessary to get municipal
projects, stalled by the provisions of tt\€
Coastline Conser:vatjon Act. under way. ·'.; From Pagel
BIRDS •..
ed the nests and frightened the birds, he
also noted that the dogs befoul the
beaches.
Jim Dilley of Laguna Greenbelt sup-
ported the removal of the escape clause
from the ordinance saying that nature
\vould take care of the balance of birds.
He noted that in his own garden, "the
cats have arrived already, so, you see,
nature does take care."
After hearing the testimony, Mayor
Charlton Boyd suggested that further
comments could be communicated to the
city through Larry Rose, city manager.
"I'm sure Mr. Rose will be available to
talk with you about this anytime during
the day," !,layor Boyd said.
From Pagel
BERANGER. • •
of himseU with D. W. Griffith and other
stars, and letters from old·time movie
greats, were found in Mr. Be.ranger's
home.
In ·his basement, Mr. Beranger kept
trunks or costumes from the days when
he worked with Griffith as a combination
manager·actor and director.
Mr. Beranger was born in I89l in
Sydney, Australia and was educated in
· , He arrived in Hollywood at 19 and
!.his fint acting role in the hallmark
th production "Birth of a Nation."
' sing the name Andre Beranger he ~ rred with Douglas Fairbanks in the
1916 production "FIJrting with Fate."
His partrayal of the role Automatic Joe
won him praise from Variety Magazine.
He also appeared in "Beau Brummel"
with John Barrymore, "Nightmare
Alley,'' "So This Ts Paris," "Tiger
Rose •. " "Kiss and Make Up." "Love
Before Breakfast," and "Momma Loves
Poppa."
Between acting roles Mr. Beranger
directed over 20 films in the U.S. and
abroad. "Bum 'Em Up Barnes," a com·
edy Beranger directed for Burr Pictures,
earned a retord sum for a comedy.
ln'. hil later years, Mr. Beranger
became a recluse, keeping himself lotked
behind a high fence surrounding hls
small home. Ne1gbbors say he once own-
ed the entire bill between Bluebird and
Summit Dr., but lost it in -the Great
Depression.
After losing a $1 ,500 a week job in
Hollywood during the D e p r e s s Io n ,
Beranger took a $40 a week job with the
City of Laguna Beach.
Eventually he joined a Newport Beach
architectural firm and retired in 1958.
The coroner reported no known
survivors : neighbors say they believe he
has relatives in Australia.
Services and burial will be private.
Causes of Laguna Blazes
Outlined in City Report
Cigarettes and misused cooking equip-
ment.
These were the culprits most often
responsible for fires in Laguna Beach in
1972, according to the Fire Department's
annual report just released. Next in line
were arson, children with matches, and
faulty electrical appliances.
A total of 128 fires was reported for the
year, causing a total of $173,000 damage.
Lecture Slated
On Meditation
No deaths or serious injuries resulted,
said Fire Marshal Jim Presson, who
helped Battalion Chier David Tompkins
compile the report.
The biggest fire of the year, in
Presson's estimation, was June 8 at the
home of J. Langley, 1000 Van Dyke Dr.
Bubbling wax spilled and Ignited, engulf·
ing the house in flames before firemen
arrived.
Presson said the house was can·
tilevered over a cliff, leaving only one
accessible side. But cars parked in front
of the house prevented e f f i c i e n t
firefighting oo that one street side.
A fmal ICM of $58,000 was declared.
Forty of last year's fires were residen-
tial. Auto fires were next with 39, brush
Recent research by Harvard and Stan· fires accounted for 17, and business fires
ford Universities suggests that medita--amounted to 1!. Others included ap-
tion can improve health, enhance sleep, pliance fires, trash and mattress fires, a
and sharpen memory. mail bol: fire, a molotov cocktail, a camp
Dr. Ron Jevning, an instructor at the fire, and a tree.
California College of Medcine adjacent to Not all the work done by the 31·man
the UC Irvine campus, wW share these force ls fire..f~. Of the 485 total
resulta at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Laguna alannl'responde(I tOlast year 358 were
Beach Public Library, comer of Park not fires. '
and Glenneyre. Those calls may be anythin from
Jevning's talk is the second in a ~o; 1'~ ~ ••.s locked !t, giv·
part series SPoaaored by the UC ~' ,l\ll ··cal~ ~·cat off a roof
students' International Meditation ~. ·~Jtlarmsrotrlleipilfi-remove Wjlter o~
ty (SIMS). -· • ;
She said Leary now admits to "a cer·
tain arrogance" 1n his past statements
about LSD and other drugs and that
while' be still believes adults should be
legally able to uae them, they should be
,.gu1ated closely.
About marijuana, she said, "he said
marijuana is boring ... you can do just
as well with a bottle of Ripple wine."
She said Leary made the statements
when she visited him in San Luis ObisPo
prison, where he has been confined:. since
being returned from Afgbanis(an.
She also said she and Leary feel he will
be released shortly.
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1973 Pageant of the Masters productiom
will be afforded television viewers as the
"Cardinal's Portrait" featuring Vincent
Price will be shown on the program ••1•ve
Got a Secret."
The program wiU be aired at 4:30 p.m.
Saturday on Channel IO (available to
cable subscribers); and al 5:30 p.m.
MarclJ ,17 from U:>s Angeles over Channel ~· '
Guest star Price appears as the living
model in the Pageant of the Masters set,
and that's his secret fdr the laped delay
program. u 1
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Meditation, once considered strictly a · Perfbnnance-wlse ·the fire department Singer Meets Ni.xon
spiritual topic outside the realm of staff memben say ihey feel pretty good
science, has recently attracted the at· about '72. Though the estimated value of WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Singer Tony
The council in action taken Wednesd&y,
night during its regular meeting was told
that a variety of approaches could be
taken to clear away the projects, now
hanging fire . ! ''
Rose said action should be taken irii!'
mediately because the Regional eorD.:-
mission plans to dispose of greit
numbers of permit applications (perhaP,~
400 to 500) at its meeting March 19, on 4.
consent calendar, under which all mat·
ten are approved by a single vote. ''
Delayed projects include the Boat Cai).'.
yon stonn drain, sewage treatmen!
plant modifications, replacement of
st.airs at Rock Beach in Heisler Park'·
library sidewalk changes and drainag~
improvement, signal light installation at
Broadway and Forest and construction Of
stairs at Jahraus park. ,
Rose was told to evaluate the project§
and decide which would require a penntt1 and which might be covered by JJi.
categorical exemption which could ~
enacted by the commission.
In other action, the council ordereff
that the escrow opened for purchase ill
Campus drive rights of way 6e
terminated, thus ending a continuing cO~
troversy over the proposed roadwij
which would have run from Boat Cany~
to Irvine.
The matter had become enmeshed in a
law suit brought by cltizins groups which
charged that the ·road did not conform ta
state law ,wequlring environmental itn!
pact statements and1.compliance with t~
city general plan. '·
Girl Ushers Sought ;
By Laguna
tention of dru_g counselors, physicians, property threatened by fire, over $5 Martin met for nearly an hour with
and psychologists. milllon, almost doubled in '72 compared President Nixon Thursday and emerged The Laguna Beach Festival of Aitw
to the year before, actual property loss to say that Nixon heartily endorsed Pageant of the Masters has sent out··i
Laguna Chamber
To Pick Officers
Balloting it now under way for the six
director positions open on the Laguna
Beach Chamber of Commerce board.
Polls at the chamber offices wW close at
3 p.m. March 23.
Six men are running for the positions.
They are: WitHam ' Exner, Mission
Printers; Alton Geiser, Edison Com·
pany : James Lawler, State Fann
Insurance: Jesse Meridew, ?I.fission
BanJt; Charles Sudolsky, the Pottery
Shack: and Frank J. Venclik, Automobile
Club or Southern California .
Write-in spaces are available. Results
of the election will be announced as soon
a.s possible after the polls close, ac·
cording to the Chamber office. There are
27 directors of the board and 545
members of the Chamber.
went up only $1,000. Martin's plan to stage a series of shows casting call for ushers for the summer
Increased efficiency could be credited for disabled Vietnam veterans. Martin program running from July 13 lhroUfh
to close to 2,000 more man hours of said be told Nlxon that "a lot had been August 26 at Irvine Bowl. •
training this year and almost 400 hours done" for lhe returning prisoners but the Girls of high school age are ellgibf~
more of fire prevention inspections. The "forgotten men" were the disabled and and may apply at the Festival of Arts Ofi
force spent 70 percent more time wounded veterans in hospitals throughout fice , 600 Laguna Canyon Road betweet}
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Money and Government
Covered in Sunday Pilot
Money and government seem to have
been two big, topics this week as
reporters got it together for Sunday's
edition of the DAILY PILOT. "Sunday's
Best" will Include :
LAW FUND -A-1embership in the
Legal Aid Warranty Fund, a non·profit
Orange County organization, could be
your insurance for freedom if you're jail-
ed and can't make ball, can't afford an
attorney or don't qualiry for ''legal aid .''
Story by Sunday Editor Alan Dirkln.
RAPE OF TAXPAYER -Columnist
Von Hoffman says everyone In the coun·
.try who bas to turn In a Form 1040
ibollld read Philip M. Stem's "'nle Raj>e
of the Taxpayer." It describes what tho
COlunmlst calls "'!'be Mexican Vl1etahl•
&!lover," rich Alller!Clns' maneuvert lo
avofd tar".
FOOD: UPS AND DOWNS -While
"""'"""' are payln1 all·time blgh Pl'lcet for foods the outlook on the farm
II for plummeUog prices -dlaastroua
drops In income for tanners -acccrdlng
to a Christian Sclence Monitor News
Servi•• 1urvey. It will appear In YOU
Section.
PAIR OF QUEENS -What does it
take lo win a beauty title? Staff Writer
Terry Coville checked with a couple who
are In training now and tells their 1tory
in a special feature.
LEFT-HANDED -Ella Moye Sanders
started out to be an artist, but wound up
being a left·handed psychologist. Her
story -in words and pictures -l.s the
personality profile in this week's
women's section. Staff Writer Allison
Oeerr tell,, about the Hwitington Beach
woman who had first to deal wlth her
own frustrations.
OMBVNSMEN -Every city hu one
or more, but !lone wear the title
(Ombudsman means peoples' represen--
tative, a llalaon between the cllb:en with
a comp!Jllnt and the authorities about
whom he is complaining). StaU Writer
Frederick Schoemehl flnda out who
handles the gripes -and bow -in cllles
of, the OraJ1ie Coasl .,.,, •
RU11:1 BUZZI-The star that Lau;l>ln
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DRESSER -$329.
CHEST -$279.
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VOL 66, NO. 68, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA_. FlllDAY, MARCH ,, 19'73 TEN CENTS
2 ·Officers Slain
Assailant Also Kills Attendant
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) - A
highway ~trolmart, a sheriff's deputy
and a service station attendant w~e shot
to death !o!f4y by an assailant who wu
later wounded aqd captured, the sheriff's office said. . . .
1lle.shooUngs occurred on a stretch of
Interstate 1~ through cajon Pass alter
tbe patrolman stopped a car at the sum-
mit, according to office}l.
The dead deputy was Identified as U.
Al Stewart of San Bernardino.
The dead highway patrolman was iden-
tified by patrol Lt. Dave Helsel u Larry
Wetter ling.
Officers identified the service station
attendant from -a driver's license on his
Taking a Giant Step
Marine Hero
Back Home
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Coogan, a four-inch dachshund pup owned by Jim
Redlin (feet), finds a street curb a formida~le ob-
stacle to overcome -but he seems deterIDined to
make !he effort at Fresno.
~~~·~~~~~ In· Viejo ..
Government Says
Accord Reached
At Wounded Knee
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -The
Justice Departm'eIJt said today the
gqvernmtnt "reached an agreement in
principle'' with militant JQdians at Woun
ded Knee, but added that procedures still
bid to be worked out to end the ll-day
occupallon of tbe historic village.
The ,nnounaement •was made ~~ of· fie~ bc>tji 1n Wasjlington and,~!Wl>Y Pine Ridge, but there was no "'""""lite
comment by !OOiallll bol~ Woupded,_
](pee. • "Die-Rev .. Wesley &mter, who was
llnool' clew--~~·thi'" !41!·
!lemenl, said detai!S o~ the ~t
would not be dlscloaed at once. Ile ilso
said new&men would oot be ganted
t\irtber access to the village beCauae It
was felt they would binder negotiations.
Irvine Planners Vote
Against Valley View
Irvine city pl~ng commissioners commission and another 15 percent by
Thursday night voted 5 to 2 to recom-the City Council.
Marine Capt. Jariies V. DiBernardo of
Mission Viejo, a prisoner of war for five
years, arrived at Camp Pendleton in San
Diego Co1D1ty today an a plane from
Travis Air Force Base in Northern
California.
The plane carrying the Orange Coast
POW was delayed three hours because of
bad weither, but wife, Sharon, didn't
really mind.
"I waited five years," she said. "I mend the City Council deny the con-Councilmen meeting Tuesday in city
troversial Village of Valley View r.oning. haU, may still approve their latest think I ~an:manage a few more hours." Cbairman7~bert-West said.-.~--ersion of the zoDe ~ calµng for a mix ~· _!li.Berilardo Jives In Mhajon Viejo
some commiss!Ollers felt slri>ngty !Hal ol hou ~ a, 1talp! r;I73'1lll .za:r-wtffi'llie, coiij>l)!'• five·cblldlen.
once tbe"lssue .of Pl'OVidiillr 'mOderate · densfty of·5.53 unir,per acre. · ' ~ .-'1m' liusWDd, !',~ ~bal ..... pl'l~ 1!9Usillll (tir ~ Income Tbe mptioo to -"'!"ii denJll 11(,jij! itilWil ~ · ',,.., · ..,,..
families bad been atlllled by the.lowered Valley View zoointwas WJ!osed'hy Com· ._ ' • • ~ ... '· ue,,
aerlsities, there Wl!S po l!"'Rer any· reason missioners F'l:anlt"l!utd ~ Han'!, Sbup-"(ion th!i city of Hue Was oyerrun. Before
!<> support the pr.,pc>Rd moacre reion· trlne;" . -~ . -""-. . his·~-l!e managed· to ·lo\ll'11p the
Ing. . ., The CQl!\mlSllon aclklil bas mi Je~ Armed 'Fori>e• radlo and talevislon
1• Since the Irvine Company approached bearing oo .that the coqncil may cir niat .I> lralwnlltors l>e dimcted ao the North
UJe city asking aPPJ'.Ovai of zoning for not do in 11.8 final consldoi'atkih Tuesday. Vietnamese and VIII. Cong couldn't uae
1,700 housing units on 163 acres of the Councibpen may ignore the recom· them. ~ f '.i ·~ 1
parcel, tbal 8.14 unil.8 per gross acre mendation ·or not as they see fi~ com-After belng held prisoner. hi bOth SoUth
density was lowered 25 percent bythe missioners· were t.old and North Viebwn1 he was freed last Weekel\d and leameil he was the father'
person as Robert Leo Jenkins, 38.
'Jbe identity of the man laken into
custody was not immediately reteased.
The sberlfrs office said the slain
patrolman stopped the s u s p e c t e d
assailant while he was driving a late
model Lincoln southbound In the north-
bound lane of Interstate 15.
The body of the officer was found at
the roadside.
Stewart and Oep. Dist. Atty. John
Hardy of San Bernardino, who were driv-
ing to Barstow to attend a meeting, were
reported to have spotted the highway
patrol car being driven southbound in the
norlhboWld lane.
Stewart pursued and forcW the car off
the highway near a service statJoo at the
junctloo of Interstate IS and Stole Route
38, olllcers said.
Tbe driver jumped out of the patrol car
and ran·lhroogh tbe 4ervtce station firing
a·gun. Stewart and the service staUon at-
tendant were shot and Hardy was pi.stot.
whipped.
Tbe sheriff's office said that James
Mayfield, a member of the San
Bernardino Board of Supervisors, came
upon the scene and spotted the suspected
assailant Deeing up a mountainside.
MayfJeld fired slx shots and wounded
him In tbe shoulder,
Until bis election as a supervisor last
November, Mayfield was a sheriff's
sergeant.
Area Carpenters Demand
Embargo on Japan Wood
An embargo on U.S. lumber shipments
to Japan is being demanded today by
Orange County carpenters and other
union workers to drive lumber prices
down.
Charles M. Trenta , secretary ·of the
Orange County District Council of
Carpenters, Santa Ana, claims 100,000
letters wei:e sent out of Orange CoWlty to
the White House Wednesday making that
demand. Of these, some 18,000 were sup-
~edly mailed by the carpenters.
''ThiB action will hopefully make the
President ,aware of the crisis levet which
tlJe ,umber sbQrtage has reached " he
said. "Between the envlrorunentaUSts ifi.
terltnng wltli foreol 11Ul1181!""'fll and lcntali1ltr~:r-='io == a balance o( paym"jlls, tJ\e price of the
l~jfoble lumber hu 1i;yrocl\eted."
'CQlta Mesa ·Maw .. Jae~ Hammet~
asked to JnvesUgate the lumber problem
while attending the U.S. League of Cities
conference lo Washington D.C. early this
week, said Thursday that no steps have.
been taken at the federal level to bring
the prices lo line.
In talks with U.S. Rep. Richard T.
Hanna (D-Fullerton) Hammett learned
that the congressman is concerned about
the price spiral and "he is getting in-
volved."
HaMa is trying to tackle the problem
by improving communicaUon between
two federal 4epartment& whole goal1 ap-
pear to be in opposite directions.
"Congres~man Hanna told me Iba! tho
Department of Acrlculture is-happy
because the e"I""!' of lumber lhow that
a l1'lni!oiloua ~ 1* boon -· Yet on Uie Other side, the Department of
Comme""' ls griping abc>ul tbe high prloa
of lumber," tbe mayor said. '\He feels
they really should 1et toeellter OG lhll." ' '
Kites Will Flr High.
The announcement In Washington said
the agreement in principle with attorneys
for the American Indian Movement
could setUe current pi:oblems at Wound-
ed Knee." Hair
o( t'!ins, born seveli months after his
capture. , A t "The <;thQle~iirplane\Ut cigars to beJp
me • c'1ebrate, .,. DIBemardo, 38, of
Fulton, N.Y.1 said Tburaday.
UC Irvine Sunday
~It added , however, that certain pro-
cedural matters perta\ning to "the man-
ner and time the nonresidents wUl depart
Wounded Knee" .bad to be ,...,1ved.
There were no other details announced
at once. 'Some 200 Indians took over the .hamlet
Feb. ?:/. Federal lawmen have mrumed. •
perimeter around the village, and th~e
have been periodic exchanges of gunli_re.
'!'\lo ~tans were wounded Thursday
n!gbt, 'the Justice Department said.
A Justice Department spokesman also 8nnounced that 20 persons had been ar-
rested aroWld tbe perimeter Thursday
night and early today, bringing the nwn-
(See INDIANS, Page !) ,,
' Burke Will Ask
All-year School
Vote ·of Parents ·
State Assemblyman Robert ~ Burke
plans to introduce a bill within two t<>
three Weeks which would require a vote
of parents prior to the start of any .new
all year "'bools.
' A spOl<esman for the Huntington Buch
Republican said the final fonn of the bill iS not ready, but it could include more
than j111t the vote provision.
"We'te In the reaearoh phase of It right
now " Matthew Weyuker, Burke's ad-
ritlnistr•tlve assistant ln Sacraml!!t.'lto,
Said today. "We want to pn>toct the ln-
tereais of tbe parents, the teadlers Slid
the sWdents." Weyuker said Burke'• bill ,.ould "'t the
Miles for vottng· and pt\lbllbly would re-
quire a simple m~tI of pa"n\41 ap-
proval. weyuter said Burke's propool does
not atam aoiely ll'Ol!l tbe a II year achoo!
controversy In Huntlngtoo Beach's Ocean
View SchoOI District, tbouFll 11 doe1J haYe
•:soroethil'lg tO do wltb It.'
teachers at lt ol Ocean ~·· 24 •iem•ntarY 1ocllools recently • o t • d
agalru!I all year plans. District offtclalo,
wlth pamits and teac:Mn, will declcla tn
mid-May if Westmont and Cresl View •
will enter their &eCOlld year of an au y~
1ystem. •
Weyul<er "lid Burke .Ill not Oppoeed lo
·aJt year "'bools where Ille llOO!I fo• it cnn
be ehowo, but he Is opi-<( to ·lb&,
chana• "11181 loo the 11u of lnnovadon."
Bui\• lo • member of the Aslembly
Educ:otioa C4lnm!Uee.
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Board Says Longhairs Unhirable
SACRAMENTO (AP) -An unemployed man w!lo leta his-hair
grow below his collAr cannot collect unemployment insurance be-
cause be bas voluntarily rendered him,.lf unavailable for work, says
the California Unemployment Insurance Appe'als Board.
The board Thursday overturned a referee's ruling that an un·
identified man's Ion~ hair had not disqualified him from receiving
unemployment benefits.
The board described the man as follows:
"The claimant's hair is parted in the middle and extends below
his collar. His ears are exposed. He has sideburns which extend one
inch below the earlobes and wears a small mustache. He decided to
let his hair grow after bis discharge from the military service be-
cause he likes its appearance." · In its'ruling, the appeals board said, "We conclude ... that the
claimant by his de!Iberate actions bas voluntarily and materially re·
duced his labor market. Hence, be is not available for work and is
not eligjble for benefits."
AJs he arove through the camp
Pendleton gates. t<>ward a private reunion
with bis wife and their five cblldren, in-
cluding the twins he'd never seen, the
clouds parted 'and threw a shaft cf
sunlight on U.S. NaVal Hospital. IA the
distance was a "bug&rainbow.
"I llJI!~," Di Berpardo·aaid, "Godls on
my-side." · .
·rrain Kills Transient
Sitting on Tracks
A man was struck and killed bY a ttain
on the Santa Fe railway tracks in Orange
Thuraday nlght, police reported today.
Office;rs said Felix J~ Villi., 65, wrui
evidently sitting on the tracks between
Sycamore and Palm Avenue!. when he
was bit by £he fast moving 1>4ssenger
train 8.boUt 9:40 p.m. Investigators said
Villa was a transient.
Laguna Puts !'e111
Tobacco Taboo for Fi.dgeting Counc~ Audience
Clty Manager Larry Rose fidgeted, Ci-
ty Attorney Tully 8eym0ur popped a
cough drop Into his mouth, and memben
of the audience obifted nervously In their
chain.
The occujal was the baanlnf of smok·
Ing In the Laguna Beach City COUnci1
Chamben during OOllllcli meeUncs.
The unanimous action of.the council -
Councilman Peter Ostrander, tone ~
maining smoker cni .. the panel vot61( aye
-carpe Wednescl~ ~ft~r a llC Jrl>lne
professor IJ>Olte. oo U.O. beallb dangers of
smoking.
Dr. Robe'rl Eol'le, profesacir. of
pbatmatlolo&l', told the cl>uncll that
loba..,. mioklitg In a cloaed room bann.1
nonsmokm u well u tboae who pull.
Dr. Eal\• llllleCI tbe reaearch pnivJac
that toboa:o amokilg dQea have a
statistical relattol)shlp lo dealb ocounln&
from CIOClt, ~ dJMiea. • niJ .respintolT dlaconlers. ~
lie likl ibat. In • IIDOQ.fllllld -.
such u the' cowx!ll Cbamber, the carbOo
monoxide levels may euoed the level oc-
""Pted by the Air Poliutloil C.Olml
~for ......
He aaid the presence of smoke In the
air brings on fatigue and can "contribute
to riolng tempers and abusive language."
In reference to a question by Joseph J.
Kelly, police chief, Dr. Earle noted that
lobacoo smoking poses health bauu'<b to
persona not present to marijuana 1mok·
Ing.
Councilman Pllylll.! Sw-noted that
onrrespoadence r..t!Viict' by,the oounCll
on tbe matter w1,1 hea•ily In favor to the
smotlng ban. • ' ~ •
NAVY'S CLINIC
A straw vote urged by a member of the
audience "vealed that' the. nonsmokers
outnumbe~ smokers 15 to IS.
Mrs. Sweeney Doled that other
governmental bodies Including the Unlted
Nattoot In Geneva, Clpist1'8JI!> Unified
School Dbtrfol1 tho l'aD JIWI <;lpistrano
City Council mee!tngs as well as macy
offices of the U.S. Department of Health,
Education and Welfare ban amoklng.
"So we're no~ wlldly lnnovatlye;• Ille
said. ' .
Oskander,.an, arcbli~. not.cl Iba! tbe
design of tbe Council Cl>amben clld not
allow 1..-th<; three air cban&oe per hour RUNNETH OVER m1ndated by law , which prompted Mrs.
J Sweeney to observe tbal , the alt Where 1 the council members •it wu hotter than
SAN DIEGO (AP) -'!'be Navy's ellewhere in the Chambers.
Alcohollo Rebahllllatloo Center ln I.ong "This area here ii a i:cposltory for beat
Blacb II,. o.............,. lhot •100.090 ts •ndJ!DOire. lt'a much warmer here," the
bell1C apont to blind £ J6,;s.a ·Jill ,. ·i · •· · Dlego spokesmen Ale!' • .Mrs. SW<ieMt "lo view of Dr. Eorle'a • • • ~ • all6ul_ early JatilUe;" moved ~ty·fi•• -w 'be gl..., cmi.;. tbal SniOij'ng "be banned 1n the chambers
!Jr 1lle 'ftmOdel«I' • Brcoklyn Barnckj' ~ tbal lb• co,lncu •recess !or 10
local«! oear 3lnd Street ml illrbor ~teti'1'1'CJ ~ arid a hcllf for a
Drive. . 111)9'<e btifU; a provillon 11 IOOJI IUalated
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Hundreds of kites will dot the sky SW>
day at UC Irvine.
The an~ual kite fly of the Saddleback
Vallay YMCA ia schc!duled for 11 a.m. to
Frieµd of Leary
Says Cult Gum
Rejecting LSD
The devoted disciple of Dr. 'l'imothy
Leary today told newsmen in Santa Ana
that the notorious gue.st of the State of
California now rejects LSD and is taking
an lf-you-can't-beat-'em-Join~'em stand.
(Earlier story, Page 3.)
Joanna Harcourt-Smith spo~e a\ In Im·
promptu press conferenct! after Superior
Court Judge Byron K. McMillan refused
Leary's latest bid for flftdom from
prison, while agreeing with it In legal
principle. ~
Judge McMillan sentenced the asserted
advocate of psychedelic drug u s e to 10
years jn state prison three years ago,
branding him a menace lo society. -
He rejected Lefry'a petition that he be
releued oo grounds bis passport waa
revoked wlihOul legal hearing and he wu
returned from Afgbanlston to the Los
Padres Men's Colony by federal agents
against I>!• \\'Ill.
Judge McMillan could accept Leary's
unwtlltngness.
111 flnd nothing in tntematlonal law
which prohibits this ," Judge McMiiian
added, however, regarding the met.bods
uaed to bring blm back. •
Mias H41'C01111<Smith 26, has just
retumeq from a vialt wiih ber iia-yeaM>ld
bOyfrtend who ii under mulmum sec;urt·
ty at tbe same facility .from which ho
escaped.
He also faces an ldenUcal !~al
prison term , oiU1 charies ht 'In OranJ<!
County GraDci Jµry lndlclment of bellig
lnvo!Ved Ii> a vast, lnternaticoal dnll
cl!Jtrlbulonhtp. "
He founded what ls .... """"' .. The
Blotherbood of Etornal Lo~e which
evo\ved ~ Leary'• League for
Spiritual . l)locovery <LSD) In Laguna
Beaqh~,)'OUI 119. , ; •r . '
, i.n..· ~-&nUb, ~ 'lf, a ;i_.... 4oa ~. dalri!ed !Odfr tliat Leary waoli -1e to atop usln8 LSD llnd lo o~ 1eriDf to wort !or tile U ,S. govero.meat bt w-eolnst clfUi use. "Bi& Iba! Is real\J w~t be bas always
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4 p.m. at the Intramural Athletic Field
on the campus.
Eight events are scheduled, including
smallest single plane kite, smalleBt
multiple plane k!le: best lndlan design
kite, most wllque construction. single
plane fas! f]y, multiple plane fut 'fly,
largeat single plane kite, and largest
multiple plane kite.
Registration at 50 cents per entry wll!
be from 11a.m.to12:15 p.m. The awards
ceremony will be at 3:30 p.m.
Co-aponsol'I of the kite fty are t h e
Diegueno and Modoc Tribes of the Y·Jn..
dl&n Guides. Each family is limited to
cne event.
The Intramural Athletic Area is
located between C811fomia Avenue and
University Drive behind the running
track.
Rul es for the event dictate that the
"little brave," or .10n of tbe family must
Oy the kite. Fathers may help only in
founcblng' the kite and tying on string.
Each kite must A,t for a conUnuous
two-minute period durmg a designated
seven:.ntlnute period. "Fly" ls defined as
maintaining an uprtaht position with at
least 50 ,feel of •lrlni deployed (10 feet for smallest kite).
Orange C.ut
-Wead!er
The weatberlady says It'll be a
pretty nice weekend, with a few
scattered clouds 'Ol1d some g\Jaty
winds. Highs at the beaches, GO
rising to 66 Inland. OVemlght Iowa
46 to so.
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T,.. l"1i11• Ma.tor Chorale ii
coming of *· To cclebroee the
alllpicio., tVtTI; t,.. group toil!
off.a Boch't ••Masi i1a 8 ...-mor"
cm Sunday, March 18. Set •torv
In today's Weekendn.
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SACIUJl!l!ITO (APl -Gov.
Trustees Reject
RonaJd Rea&a'.tl aa)'I he i S J'::t:'r a rlDCb" """" ho Ille,. .... olllce In
IS'll, aod ""'""" ttporl the ranch ii a -..ere tract in Santa Birbara
<hmty.
Appraisal Work
Wben ~ made bis comment
1.._.t the nnch in a quesUon-
antWet ltllioo witb 1 t u d e n t 1
l'hutlday, be did not say where it
....id be local<d. But sourcea In·
tervlew<d by Martin Saldllcb of the
Rlvenfde DaDy l'r<51 a n d
Rlventde £tdai>rlH llJOdlled the
Santa -CounlJ locoticm. Tho locatloD llDd -p of the
Santa Barbara County property
weft not dllckJeed ln order not to
jtopardjze ftea&an'a negotiaUons,
Salditch said.
1bere wa1 DO Immediate com-
ment from Reagan, who owns 711
ilCl'al in Rlveraide County.
san Joaquin llcbool DIJttld -don't want I<> pay 16.000 tor an appnllal
of blllldlngs they think they already know
enough about .
They aaid there'• a:e>t to be another way
of delermlolni the rtplacemeot ulue of san Joaquin ,_., \ban ..-,111g an
oul.Jide flnn $2lO an hour to do IL -
But they approved the emplnyment of
Davia and Duhaime Alloclates of
Anaheim I<> do the work, subject to a
district IMlmlnlltratlon inveotlplloo Into
anY alter111Uva.
A unJllHllon plan 11dop4<d by ..i.rs
last Jtwe requires that bonded ln-
debtedoess from San Joaquin be ap-
1X1rtiooed to the new unlfied diltrict on
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Fast-talking Auctioneer
Will Spark Viej~ :Prive
Mission Viejo High School Music
Boosten are hoping the man who "So1d
American" S28l million worth of war
bonds in the fortles will be able to
sometbinl on a llllaller llCale this SUn-
day;
L.A. "Speed" Riggs, his nickname
derived from his fast-talking voice, will
direct a "White FJephant Auctloo" from
noon to 5 p.m. In the MilllaD Viejo High
School foolball atadlUm.
Known as the "Voice of Lucky Strike,"
Rigp bas been clocked at 460 words a
mlnute durlni bi• tobacco auctioneer's
chant wblcb he used for more thin S2
yean with the cigarette company. ''SOid
American" was bis familiar closing
pbrue.
'He is oow a part-owner of Galleria
Fumiture in Westminster.
The parents music boosters group or
Fro•P .. eJ
INDIANS •..
ber ol arr..i. I<> 53. Tho official< aald be
did DOt know if the 20 were attempUng
to enJer or leave~• • ·
Tl» lndlano' >-11'-llltla ·
put le• days has been rtmov of the oSJa1a Sooix· tribal leader. Federal ol·
ficials have _said in the paR, they w
not !feet the~ ·· •
Alsi unre..,lved he n
the Diabl-OI band have been actively
gathering mertbandl.se from a r e a
businesses and residents all week. Riggs
will seek the highest bid on each item -
whether it be furniture, wlne, flower1,
paints, clothes or lee cream -come SUn-
day.
"Our entire community is involved
with the music and n~s of the students
who 1ive ao much of t.heir time and
energy to perform at football games, to
march in parades all over southern
Calil'omia, to sing in l'()ncerts and to give .
perfonnancea away from the com·
mWlity," booster Bruce Jenkins said.
'Mle goal of Sunday's auction Ii at ]east
$12,000 for band uniforms, sound shell•
and cboral robes.
The auction is free and open to the
public.
A new Pinto will be raffled off on Sun-
day. Music students are still selling
tickets for the car.
Saddlebaek Valley Unified Scbool
District trustees infonna!Jy erpres,,ed
their support of the auction thb: Sunday.
Saddleback will lake over operation of
Mlssion Viejo High July I from the
Tustin Union High School Diatrict.
Music boosters bad asked Tustin Union
Trustees for funds for band Wllfonm, but
were turned down.
Mission Viejo High band director Is
TeJTy Newman.
Fron•PageJ
uons-of surrender · wea ARY whether mass arrests-..liold be tlllde. " .. i1Jll:. , • ,
A sbort time befo .. tlM! "1Jstlce'~~ ·-
ment anoouncement the lawyen: Sillt Che said," Mrs. Harcourt·Smith commented.
Indians reentered the hamlet. "He t-0ld Judge Byron K. McMillan
1be stage fo~ the renewed ~lks was before he was sentenced in Orange Coun-
sel Thursday night when the lncilans and ty Superior Court rour years ago that
government officiala declared a ceue-bt had never advocaled LSD for the
fire. It came lhortly before h m~ and he has said ii many times
govemmen~·s deadline ror the Indiana to since."
leave the village took effect. She said Leary feels that LSD should
Fro•P .. eJ
NO SMOKE. • •
by m..tlng from 10 ,30 p.m. I<> about 1'50
a.m. Thursday without a break.
The council decided that other groups
meeting in lhe chambers could decide for
themselves If they too wished to ban
smoking.
After talking about enacting the ban,
the oouncll questioned what it could do
"if anyone actual!) did light up in de-
fiance of their wishes.
"Well, you have the chief of police
~." commented Seymour.
Role llkened the situation to that
presented when recalled Councilman Ed
Lorr wanted to ban persons with bare
feel from the chamben.
"You could devote your concentrated
scorn on the persoos," Rose volunteered.
be limited· h• lbe future to researth with
any other use being confined to tbo8e in-
dividuab .. wbo'irt capable of enhancing
their personalltle1· and thus eoricb.lng the
lives of lbose around them.
P1incipa1 "Faces
Fitness Hearing
DALY CITY (AP) -A Daly City
elementary school principal, criticized
for his disciplinary tactics, will face a
second school board bearing on his fitness
to continue his post.
William Fowler, the district's first
black principal, had his first con-
frontation with parents and board
members Wednesday evening and was
supported by the dlstrict's superintendent
and 263 parents.
lho bull of ,.placement value of ...
1.st1n1 raclllt1e1. I
san Joaquin goes out ol business June
30. Irvine and Saddlebeck Unlfl<d take
over July I.
Replacom<nt value i. auppaoed I<> be
the OOll of duplicating !<>day tbe entire
bulldlllg.
An objective party i. r<qulrod !0< tbe
appraising.
"It seems silly to me. We try to uve
money everywhere and then we pay
18,000 for nothing -to transfer building•
we alrudy have," board president
Robert Dameron said Wednesday.
The school district ha! architects'
plans and 101De bonded indebtedneu
assigned alttady, he oooUnued, adding
that lhere must be IOme objective county
employe who could do the wort.
Rex Nerilon, aaslstant mperlntendent
of buslneu, said It wu specialized work.
The state has different dollar amounts
per 1quare foot for each kind of room in
the school.
Bill Dwyer, a Davls-Duhatme employe,
is an authority in field and use to work
for tile 11tate office of local a.s!istance,
Nerlson 88id.
Tustin Union High School District,
which also ta dlssolved in June, hu hired
Davis-Duhaime. / San Joaquin Superintendent RJchard
Welte said if he could find any other w1y
or establishing replacement values, he
will report back to the board.
Irvine Unified trusteea have reserva-
tions about the replacement value agree-
ment because they don't want a value
assigned I<> Irvine School.
Soap Box Derby
Entrants Sought
For July Race
It's still not too late for boys and girls
aged 11 through 15 to enroll in the
workshops leading lo Cilmpelition in the
Orange County Soap Box Derby in July.
Sponsored by Santa Ana Elka No. 7114,
the Saturday workshops are intended to
teach youths 'everything they need to
know to build their own soap box gravity
racing cars.
Meetings are held at 9 a.m. at the Elks
Lodge, 2U Elk Lane, 8anta Ana. Tomor·
row's workshop ls the last time youtha
can begin attendance and still learn the
essentials of car comtructlon.
There ls no charge for instruction. Cost
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View "Bring• Compt.t•u • This cyclone fence, weedy slopes and the dry ,....
ervoir In Mission .Viejo have stirred the wralb o(
residents who believed Ibey were paying a premium
for homes with a view. The fence stands to keep
t persons away from the ,,,......,;r. llaidenll ave .
complained to -the lllssion Viejo Co. and water •
district. Officials are studying the matler.
Ulster Will Stay British
Terrorist Bomb Attacks Mark Ireland Referendum • .. •
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -
Northern Ireland voted overwbelmingly
to remain British in a referendum mar-
red by terrorist bomb attacks, official
results showed today.
The count of ballots c • s t Thursday
listed ~91 ,820 votes in favor or keeping
the province Brltlsti and only 6,460 in
ravor of joining the independent Irish
Republic to the south.
The vote had bee.n a foregone con-
clusion. The Protestant majority in the
province always bas favored mnaining
part of Britain.
Most of the Roman Catholic minority
would prefer !<> join the Irish Republfc,
which is 9S percent Catholic.
Voting totall lndical<d the Calholi<:s
largely boycotted the re f e rend u m ,
deciding apinsl ballottng In an efectloo
that was never in doubt. ·
There are just over a million voters in
the prorinoe, about 300,000 of them
Catholics. 1be mulls suggested that %
New Sears in Saddleback
Oyens. Aut~ Center Early
pen:ml ol eligible Calhotics do<:.w lo .....
1be Pruteslant -. by oaatnst, IP'
peared beavy.
M the c:oomt began, more "rioleooe.
broke out. A IMnb blasted a plOI olllce
in Duogivm, near 1,.4onc1e 17. No onr '
was burt.
In Belbst. poflco ciolained I 4 •
Protestants for quesliming an "armed '
-and otber ll1lbm"Sive c:rimos."
• spMMJwn .....,n.cl.
'Lost' Police
Car Found
of construcUon materials normally runs Saddleback Valley motorists can get
l~s_a than $$70, according to Derby of-_« srr ca~~iCfd at ~ new Sean,
flctals. 1~1 m . ~tomo~ive
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Lihral•y Bool--~ 18,000 -; fool automotive
a .m. "' ' p.m. Monday througJ> sabmlay. n-hours migbl cb""i" oatt the toCal
si.>rtis~ .
J1m Shantci:I is automotive center
manager.
ltJ!; center at 24300 Laguna Hills Mall, just
Given in Memorv •
Of Crash Victim
Seven-year-old Kenneth Seybold Jr. will
be remembered at University Park
School In Irvine. Some library books will assure it.
The )'OUilg boy and bis father, Kennelh
Seybold , were tilled. Jan. 26 when their
car slid off a slick roadway en route to •
sJd trip In Reno.
off El Toro Road , is opening more than a
month berore the total store is scheduled
to be ready in mid-April.
It is located southeast of the retail
store and bas a 20-car capacity service
area, and automotive parts and ac-
cessories selling area.
The overall Sears Cilmp1ex, including
the auto center and an 11,286-square foot
, garden ahop , bas more than 212,cxxt
square feet. •
The service center will be open from 9
The center will have a large stock ol
tires, motor oil and batteries and will sell
parts over the couoter fm-lone
mechanics. Parts not oo hand can be
ordered through the Sean catalogue.
Services available at the eeoter range
rrom repairing wind.shield wipen to in-
st.alling air conditkners, engioes and
transmissions, Sbanton said.
Brake wort. muffler and tail pipe in-
stallaUon. shock abl!lorber or spring: in-
stallalioo, lubrication, front end overhaul
and wheel alignment and hllancing will
abo be dooe at the center.
Mn. Seybold, the kme survivor, was
injured in the accident.
Neighbors of the family got \Ogether
$117.50 and asked that It be used I<> buy
library book! for the school in young
Ken's memory.
Talavera. Drexer s very newest!
Principal Stuart Cunningham reported
the gift to San Joaquin School District
trustees, wbo accepted it wltb thanks this
week.
The Seybolds resided at 1761l Redwood
Lane, Irvine.
Tbe elder Seybold was a travel age.nt
witb Bay Travel Agency, a ~
specializing in scuba-diving trips. He was
baaed at one time at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station and served in Vietnam.
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' Covered in Sunday Pilot
Money and government seem to have
been two big topics this week as
reporters got It together for Sllllday's
edition of the DAILY PILOT. 11Sunday's
Best" wm Include'
LAW FUND -Memberahlp In the
Legal Aid Warranty Fund, • non-profit
Orange County org1nl11tlon, could be
your insurance for h'tedom U you're Jall-
ed and can't make ball, can't afford an
attorney or don 't qualify for '1lega1 aid."
Si.>ry by Sunday Edli.>r Alan Dlrltln.
RAPE OF TAXPAYEll -Columnlat
Voo Roffman llYI e'"'1\)f10 In the....,_
try wbo bas w tum bl a Form IOIO
should md Phlllp, M. Stett1'1 "Tbo llape of tbe TuJ?;fi:" • It ..,rlba w)Jat the coiumnftl "The Mexlcm Vqollblt
Rollover," rlcll America.DI' maoeuvBS tQ
avoid laJ\el.
FOOD: UPS AND DOWl'IS -Whllt
con•umen are paylnl all·tlme blgh
prices for loods the outloolt Oii the farm ts for plummeting prices -dlulttoU!
drops In Income fa< fannm -~Ing
to a Olriltlao Sclenco Monitor NeWI s.rnce ..,...y. It will appear In YOU
Section.
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PAIR OF QUEENS -Whal does It
take to win a beauty Utle? Staff Wrlttr
Terry <;evllle checked with .a couple wbo
are ln trainlng now and tells their story
in a special featw't.
LEFT-R.\NDED -Ella Moye sanders
started out to be an artist, but wound up
being e left·banded psycboklglst. Htr
story -In WO<ds and plcturel -11 the
personalily profile In this wttlt'•
women's section. Staff Writer Alllaon
Deerr teDa about tbe Huntington Beach
woman wllo bad llrll lo dell with her
own fntllraUooa. '
OMBUNSMEN -Every city hu one
or mon, but .... wear the title
(Ombuclsman means 1100PI .. ' repmeno
tattve, a,tlailon betweln the cttben with
a comp181nt and-'llle autboritlel about
whom be II compaJnlna). Slaff Writer
Frederick Scboedleltl. '!Ilncla out wbo
haodlt1 !ht gripes -.-f liow -In clUel
of the Onnge Coot .area. RIJTll BUZZI-The lllf )hat LauJtb-ln
built anawera questions about bow she
shut ber cat In Ille dlahwuber, about her
romanUc lift, her marrlqe, be r
1Chooldll)'I and more In f'amUy WO<kly'1
Star Chat.
MIRROR -$75. BB> -$129.
DRESSER -$329. NIGHT STANO $119.
CHEST -$279.
NOW ON DISPl.A Y AT TEO yon HEMBtl'S.
' INTERIORS
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·: C«ona &.1 MufJllgh School'slb,Ulletball teim'will
be playmg Iii therCl.ll Southern ~ ;emmnalk game
tonlgbt,u the LQll "Angeles Sporti ·~ anc[1t liWts
only the ilecond tJiti• in the ~ ,l!('the ~ge coast
area that an area team has gained a 119mirinals berth.
• H corona de! Mar's Sea Kings are auccessful to-
night against Verbum Del High'• twe>-11me defending
c:lWnpions, they will play the winner of the Pasadena·
~e Hoo~r wne for t!>e CIF AAJ\l\_champlonsblp
Saturday nigb4 ~;; ,:~. .. "" •
The Sea ~gS;_,~ )I Tandy Gillis, won tile
Irvine League .cliami!liib_AAip,~ \he Huntin~on Beach
"°Ul'!l".!llent ch,a!'ti>l•o~1'P/li!' ~g a 26-1 reoord.
;j;Ql'Olla d<!I Mar ~as Mor a Jlist9rY of outstanding
, " baU:elbal} te~s la.l!\el§ttb time in seven years
,• : tliaf,'a ~na ~ ar~l=.ed for the n!ayoffs and , · • th•. ~!'t lefln e :I. I players wbo attained
. • ~ Coyljfy ,.ia . ' ..h1
' "1''Ciliil.na del~lr llU;'lllid8':1flha~t· of playing close .J~m,..;~ ·~~orl~.
,'. • ·~:'PAIL .Ppnl' ~etii!<Jts ·gliod wishes to the sea· nmgs· 19fl!~t., ancfJ.Onetiilly 51,turday night.
• i .. ·v ;~n ~· . ,,. -W...'""' , ~t· , ~ ' -,. .. i. ~'f·. ").!;~-.: ·.
.. ~; :~~ ..... 7q~j Week?
By far th -~tlot hlteresthlg /of 'the contract pr<>-
pclila)s un~ed 'by Newport l!eiich city emj>loyes is the•
one calling for lmplementallon of the four-day work
week in three more city depa,rtments, public works,
' community development andfinance. . , ,
The Shortened work . week concept• has been tried
in the parks department already, with apparent success,
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llhow mixed resulls.
Tiie thougbt of li-1at111ewxcli·11 Ille .-It -.i:. -el
Derbape d°""ll dowll ...... --I I a
Is going to be --·-.. tid:..... 'b',.,.... cal dust 1n ti» next few ,_..
But it ii -..... , I I ... )llill ....... cil;J .•
adminlstntioll wlD 111'9 • po. t • ·I 1
Should cttr llall '" r's .,.. • ...,.~c,.slli'lillCoDF.
from five untll ..,. o'ct.d!; --.._ 1DIQs.
it could prove a .em lit at lelll -eta. pullrlr.
Amajorroleiallre .. 11 .._litluit•.ot ~
should be J>1a.ni 11J tlle ..... el tire oaf I 1 t. ments. TbeY ~ltnie .-. •'· so_. ' !' ,• i* ~
what, kinda o£ --Mes -lie -flrr ••bits lo get them done. ·
He Makes Good News
The DAILY m.oT's role i:1 _. • ··1 is 1o
report the news -the caad. lire lad. llre .,;p;:-., ••,
tile trivial .
c.ertain1y one of Ne5f)IU4 _ .. top = ate•
dUring the past 25 _ ... ..._O. lf. _.. ...
ard.-the fowider of llidlml'a -Ami _, · iy
few in the ~mm.unity hue ..... lila ill Jl'4••ag
good', constructive news. i..t. • pa ' iaualwwsd and personal contribution to a ·17 _._
So the DAILY PH.OT is ._ to jria 6e llillile"'•.,pa...tt
Beach City Council 'IDd Ore --. _, ... -<» tural organizations and iodjlglLwc ... --1 fitel
from Dick Riclrlrd's lnvul-ill -4r'4iog -
on his 25 years of seni<e -Mmi::c --• ... next 25.
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UJJ>paved·
Road Could ·
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
·-..,., .• Retirement Age. Proposed . ..
Be a Privilege
APe Congressmen, Judges, Too, Old?
FNEY J.BARRi~' Nctw. we have the presidenl of.
lbe · Newport·Mesa Board of Real·
tors iiiiggesti!i,g. city plannlng con>
mlssimen •may be tarred a n d
feathered! To what level of trre-
l!pCll.Slblllty' Will our civic discus-
In an uncharacterisUc burst of good , skn.link next? And to think we ~c-
WASHINGTON -Il'a a a...ty _.
much needed reform4ul ifs dw•" 4
getting anywhere ..., ~ Iii.
Rep. Johll Seiberling. D.-0., is
ing a CCX1Stitationa1 ame+ +4 8la
would Impose an age -fl. m; • members of Congreis ...i 11 ,.... lcr
~ judges,' inclncf"'I 6e S.pw
cuse the kids cl bad manners! will not long ago, Jack Anderson, the "Long ago;• says Washington. colwnniat, squeaed out a D.R. (for Disgusted Reallor!) Seiber'~· ~-
few kind words for political •~;-, who n• -_,, --., old -~'--o1'-lbe. ~,.r,Mo..... ......,.., .... .. ,.. ........ ~ &"ai........u
have ~t held tbe1r ~ Out 1 ove:t;~ nw ,... """' •. 9IOlm1 -.. DIMY '"*"· founder of the Good-
~ th1s happy-few, bi.'citeclJibe 1 ---•·· , • ., ~' ' . r. r:; ~~
Senate dean; a,org-· Aiken of V~t.. BUT ONE .,. ifle ,inii>lacable 'facts of -~the -
""" bas b e e b ' aJ1 ' 1 ' » • political life la !bat once money bas been dom ot. inilldafGry
elect<d official lo< approprla~ for a proje(t, :rou can bet retirelilent w1Jm it
411 years: "Yet 1he 1.rbat•inolitY will be spent ; "belller the established a rotin!-
road tllat runs past ~le lllClOI affected by 11.t..Mt 17 or not. ment •i!!'lin' aw. 1n c-••HI -the -be has l£be; ~ ·want I~ • ilDd thllt's """"'8. it IS time lliiciw s • llril
OWlled In Putney, tta8C!D enough In lllClOI ....... · pi:inciple ID ild ...S .ii -
Vt., since the 19208 , We ob•~..o, we protested, we signed. judiclaey."
... ~" IDlpaVed." ~~ •~ P!!titions, we sttgmatized the project as
'lbef&.la no~ ~ .8ll!I expensl~ .. JV• showed
tian In my mind of bo11'..lbe money coold be far belier spent
Sen. Aiken's unyield· ~but, tactin« Sen. ~en's clotit,. our op-
ing ~. but I • posi51oo WU liuJUess. Tlie road waijJv; SU1JJOC1 that Jack Anderson iJ a toucl! ed In ..cord llme, two miles goillg:(u ,
nai,. In respect to. the road ruilning past ac51y 'nowhere for no w'Ucular -.
!he Senator's Vermont retrea( For 11M 8nd "serving" no one bul lbe resldenta
fad tbal 17 bas remslned unpaved -all who didni want il .
these yean may be more tesUmony Ill •
1he Senalor's lnfiuence 1hsn to hiJ II> . wEU;; now'buodreds and hundreds of
5egrlty. . ttiurlsts gllde ·by 'every ~ In-the lliuns
lT IS TIME, indeed, ml Jq •-Tlie Akron legislatar _, ......
conoct.
As be pertinentlf ..... . ... ..,
average age « dlairau Gf-~ ~
mittees is 65,' while -""""' -f.or::. and 80lDe mac--.. . ''"j. En~;
Tlie late SUpreme Out --.. Black was 85 ..W fina1!1 -•
~ ' I ' ... , I I ~l S.AJJ.EN)
"Business· has found that without man·
datory retirement of o1der officials and
employes," tie declared, "It ls ..,.
tremely 'difficult Po attract and hold able
y0W1ger men and women needed to keep
a fmn vigorous, progresslv8 and suC""
cesSful."
'
A11Jone wbo owns a country house mer, ·llttetlng lbe landsl:ape, ·~ up
-·what a looing sfruP 17 is lo keep lbe··a5Jnoliill>ere witb.gascpne fumes, and
the road unpaved; il)deed. an IDIP!lired destroying the very prlva!!Y for wbldi the
road put your place is one of 1he ttatua -wore bough7 in the "first £>lace.
symbola of secluslco. Once Ibey pav, It, TbOre~ D<!I .~ any "public lntereat'"
your privacy la ball gone; especlally,.ln lnvol\>ld -the road coly 5al:es 7bem Out
Mental Hospital Flap
. . tfliWarf.anted
~ ... ;-..... ' ;.~ •• ....... ..:i-~
towns UR Putney where resorlen 8oclt of their way.
iD .U ~ lbe aiunmer and fall. As the crowning insult, aome pro-
About a dozen years ago, lbe county -1-In the County sealadde•l'our
-•-1&5ed funds to hardtop 1¥ . Iliad .lo th!o. "FUn J>!ap" ~buted to
road that runs along IJIY place Iii -by the auinlber of COtnmenli>. Wlscoosin .,.;:.. a poinUess pioject, Jince Doll't .tell1me that Sen. Aiken didn't see
the road goes nowhere bur ha~ lo 1jle au tbla _.,, 1,i•ben he ezerclSeCI' the
main highway, and lbe vast majority of fullest power of hiJ office to keep the
residenls wanted i5 kep7 ju.I lbe way ii road nJDDlng past bis house In Pulney
was. gloriously unpaved. all 1hese years.
Don'tMa.rrya~irl Who ..
• • • -; ' .
What kind of a girl should a man mil' . '(;;,----------.) ry? • ..,;:
T...11sn·t 1oo hard 1o ngure .Ut. ,; man JI.At BOYLE
sboold marry the girl ~·s . In love. with . _ .. ~·.c . . . .
and can l'tl, aloog with, and-who> lo•., , ...._ _ _. .. __ ,_. -----""-
bim BDd can get al(llg with bim. . •
What kincHll•ilrl sbould a man avoid ' leogth and broods for days il !he breaks
mari)'Ing! Mr/. Olber kind,, • ; 008Tiiinu I\ ls a mat¥ of Mr..,,emess,
Jlut be cboo1d':tie at special pai!Ur tO • and al~ lbe ·duty of a llbenl~ womao,
avoid mar'ryiDg 1he · ' lo sboW ' up ber huib>¢ In jNblle
kind of cirf wbo -wfienexer !he can -JuSt to keep him In
Spends more oo h1J place. .
ber hair than be Never. tblnks It ls fun lo get wet in a
does on his enFire , sudden lum!ner rain.
wmlrobe. ' Believes her relaUves Invariably sliow
Tblnb beiz1« "a more chsracter than bis do.
mere hOusewife'' -. as Ille calls 17 -la CRIES il he laughs at the pictures In
llOlllOhow degndinc. • · her fami!y album.
TUs pride In the . Would rather play wt1h an old doll than :=...,st; ='I 'cook well and bM no ' •1 ~:i:"!ri.er atArt • w 'l8l' 'with her
Feels a husband should wash ~ own motber-ln·law 1h8n koeP •uneasy truce. ...U. Serves elllret' tao ..., lelloven or
Cm'I Rei> a bolne loolllbg ....,..,. ""'"" _. any at all. ~ ~W:: ~1n-... · *" t~i:nc=~ 111t1e
.......,.biy tidy. 1 i u.. w1111 hir 1aJlbaod aoes
1111t ., le -'I bolbel',,_ loo much.'
EXPBCTll lo dole out bli fliobdt moet of ber t1r17e proving abc
..... daJ lnllead of -. ~· pla1 bridce -.... any other i. " waeteful lrer busblad ..ti! 118"' to wMlin Ill towD. · unw out rwo ACb of $llCbop _,. 'l'lllUa u a"llde llllo tbll la loO
niaht. ridk!uloul for words, beceue, natter all,
Doesn't 1hlnk any comic strips aro O'lel' lei's be .. r1 ... -what man ever knew
flll!llY. uJ1hlrur about women In the lira\ place, .. ows that the first thing 1be1D do wht.n • noW1 rea1lyT"
lbe mantes a man la relonn him. Conilna up next, Glrla -Some Klllda
'-ber llngmlalls tw1oe the·-1 of~ Nol to Mm;!'-
)
j •
Sickming. Tbar1 -IF is.
Slck-tick-cick, lbe _, -Ji1IJ •
lbe fears and .......... fl. -lcr personal gain and --.,.
Ta~e 1he recent .flop .,_ 6e _._
long-<aage _.,
to phase> out its !Jo&-
, pitals for lbe mm-
tally wand -ed.
1bett is ndbing
new about the con:
cepl of community
care.for the mental-
ly ill.
II slatted hack.In
1957 wi1h lbe -ctlbe~
Act. 'lbal was a great "Jl'IW, ll -a.
begil\Ding of lbe """ -w 7
where the menially m ...... ! I ..
forgottea. Piling -WliaU ' -
In antlills far from -• -..., crue11 l7 la~ It -many patients toncrew, to•llJ• .. •
Californil'• pnigram ti. • lJ .
..... Jiu """"" lo be -..... -.i. n has-11!iobed • .--
llbo5es BDd ----· Under~-. -•.a. ~Ad, '§
at '5be stale menial w.J 2 ._
shrunk from 15,000 lo i,ta
In 7be beaIDnlng. lllO -,... -munlUes 541 percm1 of -fl. 6e
local -In -llrlt -.. 1S pm:ent; -il'a II ....... ftle -
pays all costs for --ior a.-tally retmled:
SOME LOCAL lw•••---
olben 1..t all milll --• ' £
to qtlaDf1 for Ille --facilities .... --~ ...... ~ la Ill dalrli4 - • -17Pgnidl ....
llut, paUenta are far -elf II a.
. <>!)mmunil'J -1hu -..., ...,
tresled UM_., In ---. Oil)'..
Palieot populatloll II Ole -
hospitals iJ dw1ndllng at the -fl. um
a year. Dr. William~. <><>Mir
named atate diroctor .r --....., predlc71 that bf IJTI .a .... .., .....
be car<d for In their -
( RUSWALTON )
... -I 2 e + will Lie '*-' ""
_.,. -... 1imillll depmda -• ••' IC ti. M&ti•ml and ac--''L' 7' iw•Ps at die oc1um1nity -.
-ID.'IB .... ,.... In relocate _.,. -'A)'-.i.d ,._ iD
......
7
,, IJte ...... Ule local -.i. ____ ,,. .... to
..._ _. JWlilD Ind recei ve
ps I 0 _,, _. lninln(. Tbat pro.
-is .. -• ,.... iD tbe future.
. ~ 7 . " ~,.t ..
Finl, standards mwliie· .et fir tbt Jocit". mOr. ~ 'lith partisan game1
facill7ies and tbell ......,L!(a"ble facllttfes , tharl ~ 111e' mental hygiene proo and ualilied stalfli""Z-;,;.;.;,.t ind -ii;-· . ~ • -q --·~ ' g:ra,m ~ '
censed.T !acilitate the relocaFlon of ti;. .,.,," ' ,soliliioNE should set those peopll o .__, tltr;a1"1t~· The purpose of the state's me&-
the department of mental bypene-bas 1·· taJ bfl2'ne program is to care for tbe
developed •. _... of full citizen and 111erllally ill and the mentally retarded. It
parenF participation In 1he plannmg. _U ·lit not to provide jobs for state workers;
wu, Dr. Mayer coocelved, one way to let li is not to provide state payrolls for
7be parents and'liuardlans of-the MRI .·.• Ccnimun!Ues where · big-ham mental
know wbaF lay ahead. boepllals are located; it ls not to provld
Well, that WU where the flap &tarted. poliUclsns wi1h aol>sister platforms.
MOii of Ille~ and llysleria came from Parenla of, the MRs were upset.
two """"""· . • Understindably l\lallY did not realize -ln-l>le slate employes who · 1tate laliv ~bits the arbi7rary or
are more concerned about ' perpetuatln• l · ' I Uon f ti ts B 7 5'-jobl than Caring for patienta: and . ~ c;apr .cJOus re ~ o ~ en . u , •ia; •-·'ble lif . • •-law IS clear: Ille expllc•I permission of -... _,......... po 1oans wuu are the parent or guardian must be obtaineit
before an MR patient can be ~tloc;ated. c
A Grecian.Love Affair
vou•d think those legislat<!rs and or,
Oclals who .are IOUnding off would know about the law. If they did and the1
persisFed In their loose talk, tbell we
know lhem for ii"11•1ogues.
Quotes
:~-===·~C.~12?' :··· 11111"'1 ... ., •• dilJ -"J' .... ol ·--~-·-·-lllli -------· _ . ..,. ..... -is .... " .-federal 2
' •• .-.a: wtidt De tbis ts·
I 2 e .. 1 I -"'1 little --·-·
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(THE BOO~)
Clattlcal Greece, wbfcb every educated
-knew llOlllelhing about. Then Byzantine Greece, a relative mystery.
Then Chaos and &ibmlssioo to 7be niru.
And finally a small stumbling 'modern'
Balbn """""'·. Eliot's ~ is to 411wetp the dis-
jointed lqeod away, and allow a
\'OID8fbbli cootlnuoGs llow." As far as F-ot..i.J Greece la coocaoed, a sulJ. ,!¥. 01. lnrenae con-.Y, Ille autbor idds, "I tell what I -and tell it mollhl. coolly. In the coorut of all
Orte\ blltcl'J' up to now."
PBOl4 ·• g1ory that waa a ....... 1o 7be taJre.over by 1he pment rqlmt,
Ellol's -gives tpOcial em$1b41fa to 1he lll5erP"1 .. mylh, art and culture,
~ ua literature, IOClal tn.
stllDllons, In..... from without BDd
polltlcaJ upheaval lrom wltbln. 17 i<!lden
llUP"lbly Iha IWllre of OnU life and lta
Inestimable cootrlbulloo to the world over the span of ...,, ... !es.
. VICl'OR DE KEYSERLING
ff Ibey w.re Ignorant of lbe Jaw we
know. th;em for dumb-dumbs •
Either. way, Ibey seem devoid of con\. passion for those whose lives are already
burdened by a loved one who is mentallJI
retarded. .
ORANGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
RObl!rt N. Wee'°d, Publishtr
Th.-K .. uil, Editor
Barbara Kreiblc h
Ed j\qriol Pag e Edl!or
h t.'dltnrial p,1ge: of the Dally
Pilot Mltk11 to Inform and stJb'nl·
latt readt'n: by prtienting thll
ne'>'·1paper'1 Opinions ant;$ com·
mcritar') {It\ topics ot lnt~t and
'tlgnlUcenct, b:r' prQVKting a forum
for t~ exPft*slon Qt our rtt.ders' ~phtttln., •11d by ptttentlng the
d.lvt:ne vkl\l.·~n~ di lnfonf\ed ob-
urven ll'ld 1pok men on toplat ol th• day .
Friday, March 9, 1973
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Setllaek for Darwin
Genesis Def eared
For State T ext,s
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A
state Board Of Education rW·
Inc on whit Calllorola
ICboolchlldren will be lallgbt
about the origin ol ma. baa
resulted In a small oelbadi !or
Danrin and a defeat for
"-1J.
The board ruled Tbunday
by a 7..1 vote that •PPl••od
lqlboob Io r ~
t<bool •IUdenll ..,, eonllnue
to pr<aen1 man u having
evolted tn:m lonr an!JN1a,
bul --It u lbeory ooly.not~~
pact on the choice or textbook.I
throughout the na hon.
Approved textbooks in
California must now note that
"most scientista agree that
the theory of organic evolution
is the best acientific descri~
Uon "'e have to account for
the complex fOrlllJ of life in
the past and p,_.t."
}J an example of the kind of
changes which will hive to be
made:
Now -"Uke the other
organisms iobablUn& t h i s
planet, man bas evolved from
ancestral origins." ·
Angel•' Wreckage
Milltaey fire rig sprays the remalna of three F4 phantom jet. tint were being
flown by Navy's Blue Angels aerobatic team when they cnsbed about 20
miles west ol El Centro. The pilots parachuted to safety aft.er the $4.5 mil-
lion-dollar jell collided .
Bui lhe board overruled the
delnand by !Undamentallst
rell!lloal IJ'Olllll lllld "°""' or lta' awn members that IClen-
Future -"lt is believed in
the lheory of evolution that
man has evolved from an-
cestTal orgaolsms, like the other organlsml inhabiting -----------------------------
thil planet."
,...,, -'· 1973 DAil Y Pit OT 5
Assembly Moderates
Win; Burke Loses
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
-· llejlObllcao llu .....
the mlmrlly floor ~· job tft the AIMl!lbly, turnin& back
a, constrYaUve'• challenae in
the !Int cbana• In the
Aalembly'1 top GOP poll In
eight yeors.
The election Thunday of
Bob Beverly of Manhattan
Beach WU followed by the
electloo ol two other llelf.
descrtbed moderates to the
No. 2 and No. 3 Repul>llcan
posta In the Assenibly.
Beverly defeate(I Bob BW'ke
ol HllllliDCton Beloh oo a JM
vote or the Repub!icon """""
to IUCCfllld Bob Monag•n, of
Tracy u minority 11 o o r
leader.
MONAGAN IS ei<pected to
re>tgn bl.9 Assembly 1e1t of 11
years to accept a pbst In the
Nlion Adminlstratiolt'as assis-
tant oecretary of il'ln!porta·
tlon !or Cociresolooal llalion.
As!omblyman Frank Murpliy
of Santa Cruz was elected to
succeed Beverly as GOP
Caucus chalnnan, the No. 2
Repuijlican poet, and
Assemblyman Di.Ion Arnett of
Redwood ·City WU eleeted
party whip.
tlmel In the Callfornl1
lql&la ......
.u.mooGu -ly did not
have Mooa1ao'1 public en-
dorlement, be bas been clo!e-
ly allled with the former Door
ielder and WU ~ed by
tbe lllJDO moderate • liberal
eoalltlon wlllch kept Movagan
In power.
In llltS, Monqan was leader
of the young moderai.a who
woo party control In the
Assembly away from con-•
. oervatives. Burke la the fourth '
conservative Republican to
unsuccessfully c b a 11 e n g e
moderates for part)'j
leaderohip in the past three 1 years.
tlllc -uaert rellgklus be!lefl that • divine power
created the uolvene, or that
D11D II the prodlict of a
"speclal creaUon11 by God.
T B E SCIENnFIC com·
munlty mounted a determined
"'-mpalgn a g a i n 1 t the
-by religlous groups, and the Natlmal Academy of
Sciences condemned attempts
"' reqW.. mixing religious
and sclentifM! believes in
False Land Oaims Charged
Rock Group
Musician
Found Dead
Beve,rly's elecUoo. was &een
as a continuaUon. or cont.ral ol
the Assembly GOP caucus by
the moderate-liberal faction of
th•' l'""Y which SUP1>9rted Monagan. '
Beverly hu a reputation as
a moderate who bas a wfrl.ing .
relationship with the
Democratic majority, which
now 8tands at 49-29. He
was one of only eight
Rei)ubllcanJ to be given a
committee cbairmanship when
Moretu parceled out 'll such
l!DUCATOllS noted I b 11
-...-jlOblllben tend to ..., -material to the larger marketa, rullnp In
Califomla, the nation's most
populous atate, have an im· achoo! books.
Joan Baez Reveals
Bisexual Tendency
BERKELEY (AP) -Fulk>inger Joan Baez says what
a llory In I loeol campus ne-...,,. ts true -lhe .............
"'l1lo q.--all COIT«ll. '!bole are my quole!, U.. oil a tape ~Wt'' Mi. Baa said Friday "-a
*1ty In die Dally Calllorolan quoUng ber a! saying she
had a loYe affair with another woman when she was %1. .
• "ONE OF THE nicest whatever you want to call It -
-ol my life -Wiii a woman." Ille indepelldent student
DeWll)l.per cl.n:ulated on the University of CalHomia cam-
ptll here quoted ber u saying.
0 My manager's beeo sitting, sweating behind his desk,
wa!tlng for the day when I'm goJnc ID aay that f<> the press.
I ~ Mm I would 8DIWer the questim it tt was ever ask-
ed," .... aid.
Lmr Ille eiabcnled to I San franciJco <b:onlde re-
poner:
·~ "£\,....,_..,..,. ii, more or kBI, bisexual. Poople J119t doo't
-to-lt.It-downt<>tecbnicalltie!olwhether
JOU Mll I out or not.''
' 111118 BAEZ, D, llid the aexuoJ encoonler !be r<femd Ill WU ''Jey lint and ooly" aucb experience. "I love men.
I em malt .. -. .. llltl added.
Silo lllid ~ 11 ber lane on the San Francl3oo
pMifWJla -she wuo1 ..,,, U the med Ille anect ,..., or H Ille dlldooure abould hove beem made, "but I
lalOw ll'1 lmpcirW>rto a lot ol )>eO!lle."
"l!elng blsmJal, you'r" Vfr'/ much looked down upoo !11 tho UllPlty members ol gay lib," w said. "'lbe ex-
~vlllD aroatld belnc lotally gay Is one ol the most adl-
rf&N«Na I've ever nm into." "U you mo, both woyo. you ""'11y swing," she told
tho ---· "I just figure, yoo know, <k>uble your pleasure.''
Sen. James R. MillJ (D-San
Diego). CORTE MADERA (AP) -SACRAMENTO (AP) -'!be
state attorney general'• office
bas accused a Northern
Calllomla subdivialon operator
or making false claims in the
promotion of house kits in
Siskiyou County.
-Propertieo Inc. iJ
Sen. John L. Harmer (R-Oleo·
dale), a former rival bf
Younger's for the G 0 P
nomination for attorney
general.
Monagan's tenure as Door
leader and speaker was one of
the lo!Jgesl continuous GOP
leadership reigm in modem posts In tm. One of the m!Jrepreae1>-Ron McKernan, thq 27·year·
tation.s, Younger llald, was old "Pig Pen" of the fabled 1 tfiat the purchaso of land at Gratelul Dead rpck group, bas..------,...------------~ Lake Shasltna was a sound fn. been found dead in his apart-
vestment, certain to increase ment in this San Francisco
Atty. Gen. Evelle J .
Younger said Thursday he bad
filed a complaint against
Sbaslina Properties I n c • ,
owners and operators of the
J&,000..aO'fl Lake Sh as t l n a
development near the town of
Weed.
Ammg Ille directors of
Is Someone
Out There?
The complaint, filed Thurs·
day in Contra Costa County
Superior Court, a c c u s e s
SlwtJna of instructing or
permitting salesmen "to use
statements ln selling lots
which mlsrepreuvl actual in-
formatlon avatlable," Younger
said in a new1 relea.se.
in value in the future. Bay area comm11nity.
McKernan's body was found "(( ff ff Thursday night on the floor or
$4 M:zzw· n his bedroom by a neighbor
11 who ~d not seen him for two
days, the Marin County cor-
oner's office said. An autopsy Due Buvoi-s was scheduled today to .J,Y" determine the cause of death.
Friends said that he suf-A SP 0 It ESMA N !or LOS ANGELES (AP) -lered from hepatitis, an illness
Harmer, cbatrman of the Refunds ol up to ff million are that prevented bim from
S•nate Ropubflcan Caaous, duo certain land purcbaaen at playing with the group In re.
said the senator had not yet C8lifomla City under an cent months. • la d agreement reached with Great seen Youngers comp lnt an Western Cities Inc., says McKERNAN, who played
had no immediate comment. Evelle J. Younger. the organ and harp and was a
Harmer -wbo was a 1970 Younger said Thursday a vocalist, was an original mem·
primary candidate against consent order in Los Angeles bet of the Grateful Dead.
Younger for the GOP nomlna-SUperlor eourt settles the Known as Pig Pen ,
STANFORD (UPI) _ A tion for attorney general -is dispute involving sales at McKernan's trademark was
now regarded u the leading CalifornJa City, acquired in his outrageous appearance:
S la n r or d astronomer sug· GOP candJdate for president 1968 by Great Western United long black hair, Indian bead
gested Th u rs d a Y that pro tem of the Senate lf Corp., the parent of Great band, long black moustache
Clubs:· No Cover
State May Push Nude Ban
SAN FRANCIW (AP) -A half do<eo Broadway nigll<
spot! will not rover up their dancen .. required mdet-a
""""""1 -ban on hot1iJmless erWtalnmeol, a opotes. man for the ......,, said .
"We will not cover up ow botOnles.1 daneaa Md ,...
will . nilt p& ~ oo our bottnmless cllncen," Dan
~. publicist !or six ol the clubs, mid 'lburalay.
"We will figbt them in court," be said aft<r ""°'"
got notice from the state Alcohotic Beverage Qmtn>I D&
partment to cover up their bottomless acts.
The ABC said In Los Angeles it ""'1ld enforoe regula-
tlom againsl boUoolless acta In places serving akUJollc
beverages.
"'Ibese aren't criminal charges," be said. "We're not
going to send out paddy wagons and load 'em up with
violators."
mysteriom radio signals beard Republicans manage to oust Western Cities. and an old vest. 40 years ago may have 1>een1..'.::!:::::::=:...::::~....:~:::__:.::::..:...:::::::::: _____ _::::.::.:::..:.:::: ____ ....!::::=:=::z:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=='
an effort by Intelligent life In
space to communicate wtth
the earth.
Rooald N. Bracewell said a
.... reading of the lignals,
r e c o r d e d intermittently
betften lftl and 1932, pin-
pointed their ......,.. .. the
comteDation Booll~s in the
northern •ky.
He said the reading came
rrom Scottish scientist Duncan
Lunan of Glugow, who bad
sent him bis studies. "We
have to be extremely careful
not to throw away anything
wbich migbt be 'the message'
from elsewhere in the uni·
verse," be said.
you real.fy tl\U'5t see ·cof
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; 63Guaranteed Certificates
·Saturday Service
,. ·The Insiders Club
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Effective Annual MAlNOfnCl:
Earnings 91h •Hill. Los AniMS • 6313$1
5.00%-5.13% ou .... -Wtl.IHMtt: .. QltAMnCT PUCI:
Passbook. No Minimum. 3933 Wilstllni BMt .. LA• 388-1265
5.75%-5.92% LA. CMC COfTIJt: 21Mt & Brmctway • 626-1102
One Year Certificate HUNTINGl'OM HACH: $1,000 Minimum. 91 Huntl~on C.nler
6.00%-6.18%
(714) 197· 047
SAlfTA llONIC\:
1 wo to Five Vear Certificates 718 Wll51'11,. BIYd. • 393-0746
$5,000 Minimum. SAN POMtO:
Up to 90 da')'S Joss of 10th & PM:ltk:. 831-2341
interest on amounts ....,_
withdrawn before maturity Lffti.nct ~nretr.• 111.m1
oo all certificate accounts. •-c:rm Chi• & v.n Nup Blwf. • 892·1171
Art Llnkletler TAUM!N
~ also provides big dis· 11751 v.ntu,. BM:I. • 345-8114
I-Tiii Insiders Club: A new counts on tickets to spcrt-...... _
way to beat inflation. Its ing and entertainment 3n;t & l.OcutC. 437·7411
EAST &.Ol N'M' D "'membership card permits events . . . plus a whole 8th & SOio• 2'6-4510
"'you to buy nearly every-list of free services: safe .. --.,thing you need from the deposit boxes, money or-3285.~.aw
ders, tra velers checks, {714) 5"-7&25
finest closed-door show-"'m"' rooms et substantial sav-and notary services. ......,,.~,,_,,.c.,.
"":inP -appUances, furni -Membership reQu ire-1n•> o
LA tiaMOk ture, steteo equipment, ment for savers -$2.500 u Mi':&'m"""' Ct<. f .sPortlnJ &Cods, draperies minimum balance. Coast {714) 1
~ end much, much more. borrowers now receive as:-.............. o.i Mw ...... l\lnel • 217-1141
You e1n even buy cars sociate memberships en-
pt the "llaet" price and tilling !hem to all outside Dolly Ho<n-t AM to4 PM
'mobile ham'" and motor· referral services. Ask AIO-,'-PtClwlc:
) eycles •t substantial sav· about joining at any Coast c.mw, °""' ...... ,. • fop. Th' Insiders Club office. 9.llllt~, ....
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frt>nt ffie l'ibbeYf1albott stoo io;
;n Carmel Vall~ to qt-ease· of Newport ?Jeaei\ .... Sintply ~e worlct·~ -finest ties.
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