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Shoemaker
Fulfills
. Her Dream
By TOM GORMAN
91' ... °"'" ""' ,..., Jockey Willie Shoemaker made a rare.
public appearance TblJr1'1ay before ~
whistling, ~ assembly of 250
chilclren at i!Oliin Wood School In Hun-
tington Beach. ,
Probably the most ecstatic child in the
auditorium was 10-year-old Lee Lappin,
whose letter prompted Shoemaker to ap-
pear.
His two-hour stay at .the school prob-
ably made the most exciting day in the
life of the fifth-grade youngster. And it
could not have come at a better time.
Just after Lee wrote the letter to
Shoemaker last. October, asking ~m to
. s~~ to her class, her mother died.
Lee's teacher, Mn. PaUi Scudder, then
called Shoemaker and .told him how
much bis appearance at the school would
inean to the litUe girl.
Shoemaker, the world's most sue-
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Studen~~ Die un Movie-like T-rip-
MARioN, Obio (UPI), ~ Foiir Ohio State University students,
11inspired'.' to ~e a canoe trip by the movie "Deliverance," died
Thdrsday ·when 'tb'.eit tw.o.'. t-4-foot metal boats capsized-in ihe. cold,
sw!lt CJll'l'i>~ .ot the S\!ibto:J,l!ver. .. . · .
The vicl:jms barely h~d begun the 30-~le tnp when the acci-
dent OCCUITed aboUt 10 mites south of M111'1orl. It was not linown il
,they were eXJ>l>rien~ .ctn.~is. . "De~~eraD.ce," nominated for an Academy Award as best 1J10vie
. of 19n .. 111,vol~eil a Cijl\oe trip py f9ur men, one· of whom was killed.
'. ':They.: were ,tl(lkin'~ ,ab<i4t :the ''l"live·:llith ·the' ma(! tf\<y rented
. ,the canoes from, ' Marion Coullly sberift Don .Schneider said.
· The vicf!,ms were identj.fieq as . t.fi~4ael ll. S!¢tb, 20, 9f M':t
Ste~ling', Ohio; Marc J. Silv.etmaii; 20, of Howai;d Beach, N.Y,; How-
ard R Banchek, 21 , of BeaChwoOd, 01\io, and· Charles Roessler 20
of Zanesville, Ohio. ' '
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·:Watergate Defendant Gets
5 ~e;ntence Up to 20 Year s
Rt>ek .star · ., .
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'Deadline'·
NEW YORK (AP) -Former Bealle'
John Lennon has 60, days to leave tM
countcy, the U.S. Immigration and
NaNralU.!iti~q,$4J:vjcecruled, ~ay .. L,:
District Director s.ri.lar4 llld'tenl
nO{l ,aD_d~his~art~ Wlft,,1'p~ 9!10 .. ,~~1
b<ith "~rtable" but that'Mi!s Ono ""' ' received permanent resident allen'status~
Marks distributed· 47-page cOpies of the
decision by special inquiry o!ficer Irf'
Fleldstee1, wha jound · them b o t b
deportable on .Ille gcounds lhat they ""
mained here longer than pennitted by
law, he said. • '
The Lennons were here, under visltorst
visas and applied for permanent residmr
cy, but John Lennon's application was
denied· ~use! of a .1968. convtctiQn
England for inarijuana possession .
Their visas expired Feb. 29, l!r72.. ·
LennQO.: has IP d._ays to appeal the deci~ 1
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sion, but his attotney · said be does. Dot
' W~SIDNGTON (AP) -A former Nix-daots under provisional max Im um know whetJ>er an appeal will be filed. it
'on carnP411n official was senteneed to up sentences. Lawyer Leon Wil¥t ~84· that he w · l to~gate case t~. The jud(~.left •\\':•the final sentence "nol at"I[ llY" d~Ose Ille_~
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. ~' ifter be sajd perjury had been Barker, 55, Eqgenio R. >.Jartlne:z, 49; Marks sal nnon applied for vol
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f tf!lnt :J~'W. JdeCQrd Jr.·said his fami· mltted to a maximum sentence," Sirica Say Rationing
Won't Halt Sm11g
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' Of "" Dllfr '*' """ Gaso!IJ!e. rationing as a quick panacea
for Southern California smog Wli!
dlsmisSod u unworkable Thuriday blf
several expert witne,... wb9 le!!llied 1!'
Anaheim before the federal EDv~
mental ProtecUoo Agency. ,
Purpooe ' ol lbe bearing was lo oblai§
com!Mlts on lbe agency's plans for conf ~~.!lth the 11177 federal air qaalitt
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oLoo-AnceleJ area ls gu~.
Speaking in beball of Los Angeles.
Jack Green, manager of the city'•
Deportment of Envtronmental Quallly
and a Huntington' Beach COUbctlman,
predicted trouble ii radonln&. became a
reality.
•we respect the reasons foe: your pro'
pop!, but we lake serious Issue wltb the
SUJleAt.d gasoline rationing," be said,
addlll(I that the remedy t. balld oo ...
..,_,facts.
One ol tbete was that autOmobUe
(See RATIONING, Pose Z)
IY. feared for his lile ii he: told all he knew said, end added tjiat M will, decide after
8'&ili1 j)\e 'poillic:al lluularY iaod w,iretap-a three-monll\ study, w~lher, to uphold or
ping in Jime at Democratic Party head· reduce the sentences. ·
quarters. lle ·also· charged-Iha! politioal Liddy and McCord were Jbe only def en·
'J)fessure bad been brt>ugbt to persuade dants to remain through the four-week
Orange
Weather , the defendants to etead guilty and ke<p trial last January. The other ftve pleaded
qui.t. · • ' guilty early In the trial. · • • •
•Alter reading the letter, U.S.. District Liddy, convicted on. lix counts of con-MosUy sunny oo. Saturday Is the
Court Judge John J. Slrlcla gave G. (See WATERGATE, Page I) way the Los Angeles weather !erV· 1
Gordon Liddy, 4%, a fonner White House ice sees tt for the Orapge· Coast, al\18 ~ legal ~I to lbe NIIoa re. . with increasing cloudiness In the
i11ed10. c•mpelgil'• nn.nce co•urim ... -a .. Valley-Ma· . " Sues 1a1e anernoon. Hichs of 63 at the ~.ooo rme In ad\llllon to ·a lenience · "' beaches, r~lng to ff1 Inland. Over-
!>llfllng from six years .. eigbl mooths to nighl lows in the upper ~.
~·~was political pressure applied In Sch~ 11'SIDt: 1'4tDi\l' . ' fb'\¥.,'!~,Mticlld.!iPi!Ul·.aod1™l. · The n!jl~I all HoUl/fll!JOd u
111A10 iill~·"M"~u11n1r'l!ibi~11el""'il •~r;:r~ · . '. • ~ .... ~.,~.
'f'hich be had wrllten 1<>.Sirlca"Moiiclaf" , ii.-vear:Ol6 !t'l /llm(>.lt,lost his ••ht hand . T_uesdaf/ mg t -the Academv
• "Pei-Jur1l0ccurreififtiiiiiltli till ,1n---tillilitkll '.;:1i00l iiii00wo1£1ni~r.it'liis"·"' ·-AW.Nli~SN.tQdav'• Weekender
matters hlfhly material to Ille very sued the Hlinlllistoo s...h µnilled High for on educated QIUSS of the
rlnlctur<, ori«l~Uon and tmpoct of the SChool District ~y for-$2$,oOo. ""~""" 1 f0Vemme11t1S C8lle Ind to the motlVltion Frank C. ScbOtt cratms thQse damages Al YMr SW'lkt I MtMI 1'-Jt
•nd intent of the defendants," McCord for hb tQn,,Da•id ~ophef Schott, a ~: .. .:m 1! ::=.r=. ·'!
.. Id. !JtUdent at F«Uua\p Vlllty H!Mb SChool. c111ftni&a ' Or•~" c-tv •
"Otben IJivol~ld }n !he Wa,terca\e ~IJ9!1 wu IUod In Orange County ~=-~ ::;:::,. "1l opentton weret 1'(>l-JaenUfled> durinl Uie-Court. t! ' 1 ' ~~ ': ::;: ~ g:
trla.1 1" McCord said, "~hen they C!OUkt hott claim~ that negllgeoce and lack ••Mrill ''" • "'~ •
have been by those ~ti ytng." of supttvldon led to ttie ~dent' April :.i.:-: ..... 11": :.:':;' ~
Sirlca postponed McCord's aentencing 28, 1'12. He states that the table 51w on ttt~ 11 w"'*'"' ,..... u.11
One week while he studies the new which hi1 IOfl was working was allowa:t. =-~ 1
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development and placed five Other defeo· to remain tn I dangerous coodl!Jon .
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N. Viet Missiles Pro1npt Warnings From u~s"~i
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lWGON (UP)) -'!'be "lllllted States
wamed North Vlelnam today that 11 · mlflbt lake military action U Hanoi reNset to remove ontlaln:rlft mlssllts
1"'WIY tnstalled In norihemmosl South
Vietnam.
The wll'lllng lhr<Atmed to '-tall
return of the last ·group of ~loan
prtaonera of war held by the North Viet·
namese and Viet Cong.
1be Soviet-made, a u r f a c e • to -air
missiles (SAMs) ~e spotted · by U.S.
ITT Ties
With .\High
Aides Told
WASHINGTON (UPI) -~tore contacts
between the International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp. and ofticlala of the Nix·
on admlnlstration -including Secretary
of State William P . Rogers and Vice
~sident Spiro T. Agnew -were
dllclosed today in a mushrooming Senate
IJlveatlgatlon of the cootroversy.
Internal !'IT memoranda oblained by
the Senate foreign r el a t ion 1 sub-
committee on multinational corporations
told of a meeting between m officials
and Rogers Oct. 21, 1971, to discuss the
corporation's troubles with the govern·
ment in Chile'.
"5ecreiary Rogers, in opeolng the
meeting and two ·or three times during
~ hour and 4$ minutes, continued to
state that the Nz:on administration was a
'bUtlfiidl: idmhdlt?ation' In favor Of
business and lts: mission was to protect
business," one memorandum said.
This was written by John Guilfoyle, an
ITT vice president, and J. R. McNitt, an
otherwise unidentitied official of the
firm.
ft wu inteoded for official use al the
company, but the subcommittee sub-
poenaed it along with three volwnea of
company papers relevant to Its in·
vestigation of alleged m efforts t-0
thwart Marxist President Salvador Allen-
de's administration in Chile.
The subcommittee has writJen a,sec-
ond Jetter to R.Ogers inviting him to
testify in the case. Subcommittee sources
said there la no evidence Rogers himself
was involved in any of I'M"s anti-Allende
efforts, but the subcommittee wanta to
question him about overall
AWnlni!\\{aliol\ llewJ>'l!Rlf about Cblle. Chalrmao Frank t:liurch (o'.!daho),
said if Rogers and three o t h e r
Administration officials -Peter Vaky
an? Afnold ~ac~oq of tPe Whi~e
House stall and former Comm8i'Ct
Secretary Peter Peterson -do not come
voluntarily, they will be subpoenaed.
Agnew's name came up with the
publication of a "personal confidential"
Jetter on Aug. 7. 1970, to "Ted" and sign-
ed "Ned." ·
It was addressed t-0 Agnew, who is
nicknamed Ted, ·and signed , by E.J.
••Ned" Gerrity, I1T senior vice presi-
dent.
In the letter, Gerrity complained about
Richard S. McLaren, then antitrust chief
at the Justice Department, who was
pressing a legal action to undo ITT's
merger with the Hartford Fire Insurance
Co.
"Our problem is to get to John the
facts concerning McLaren's attitude;
because as my memo indicates, McLaren
seems to be running all by himself."
An attached inemo makes il clear Ger-
rity is referring to John Mitchell, then
the attorney general.
Two Found in Plane
I SYLMAR (AP) -Two bodies have
been found in the wreckage of a light
airplane missing on a flight from Santa
Barbara to Hollywood, authorities said
today. The victims were identified as
Robert A. Griffin of South Pasadena and
Walter Hllblom of Saratoga, both 19-year-
old members of the Ae~ub at the UC
Santa Barbara campus.
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reconn•iMEM» ..plaoel -Feb. 11 at the
former American Marine outpost at Kbe
SIDb, !IS miles north of saigoo.
Oelplte pn>lestt, tbe SAMl bave re-
mained tberl!, although moved to a new
locat!On, and new .ln5Wlaboos reportedly
have been made. ·
In a letter to tbe North Vletname,.
delegatloo to tbe Joint Milllary Com·
mission (JMC), the U.S. depuly chief
delegate, Brig. Gen. John A. Wickham ,
said, "The U.S. protests I.his violation of
the ..,..ment and ,_,.,,,. lhe right to
take oece1sary acttcn."
It waa the stroogOs: lanauafe lhe U.S.
has u.led since tbe couellre weal Into
elfect Jan. 28. "Evidence bas been olllalned to ,,...
firm tbe presence of a ...., IDluile field
site 800 meters (Jorda) eaat of tbe
previous site. nu. new lite QODtalna two
operational misailel, 119oclated radar,
and other support equipment,'' the
United States said.
UPI TlilPllOM
SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS CARRY AWAY WOUNDED BUDDY
Government Troops Bettle Communists 20 Mil .. From Saigon
U.S. Envoy
Threatened
WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S.
Ambassador John Scali was
threatened wiQi physical vk>Jence
by 1 Panamanian leader, Gen.
Omar , Torrijos, Uthe United States
vetoed a U.N. Security Council
resolution an the Panama Canal,
informed sources said today.
Scali's vote t-0 veto the resolution
was cast Wednesday night , a day
after he received a message from
Torrijos, the sources.aaid.
They said be~ mesSf.ge from Tor-
rijos before the final vote suggested
Scali should cast his veto from the
airport, "because the people and
st udents would not 40derstaad and
there might be viol~."
From Puge I
LENNON ...
ta,ry departure from the United States to
avoid legal d~portation, the' legal action
for which began May 17.
The Lennons said they have been
fighling deportation because of a Texas
court order awarding Miss Ono custody
of her 9-year-old daughter by another
marrlgae provided the girl is raised in
the United States.
"U we were deported," she said last
year, "it is synonymous to our losing the
child. That is why we are so desperate
about it."
Public figures ranging f r o m Mayor
John V. Lindsay to talk show· host Dick
Cavett and United Auto Workers Presi-
dent Leonard Woodcock have urged that
the Lennons be allowed to remain here.
They have been living a somewhat
socially retiring life in New Yoik, pro-
ducing record albums, giving benefit con-
certs for such causes as a school for the
mentally retarded and rarely appearing
at celcbrity·studded gatherings.
Aid Repeal Backed
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A biU to
repeal the law requiring Californians to
contribute to the support or aged parents
on welfare has advanced to the state
Senate. The Assembly voted 64-7 Thurs-
da yto end the controversial two-year-
old law.
Youth Involved
In Bombing Gets
Indefinite Term
A Newport Beach youth who admitted
playing a. major rple ."1 11\e Jlimlilna of. a
bomb lhat exploded m the vice prin-
cipal's office at corona del Mar High
School has been comrrtitted to the
California Youlh Authority for an ·U..
definite tenn.
Orange County Superior Court Judge
James Turner ordered the commitment
of Glen Leslie Barneson, 18, Of 2140 E.
Balboa Blvd ., after Bameson pleaded
guilty to possession of a destructive
device.
Barneson and four juveniles were ar4
rested in the Big Bear area last Nov. 18,
two days after a bomb taped to the win-
dow of vice principal Betty Townsend'•
window exploded and scattered more
than 30 pieces of lead pipe throughout the
area. A window more than 40 yards away
was shattered.
Barneson was again ,arrested Dec. ·20 ,
and charged with possessioD of a Dare
gun and possession of marijuana. He
faces a court appearance April 3 in
Harbor Judicial District Court on
charges stemming from that arrest by
sheriffs office.rs.
Stocks Continue
Sharp Descent.
NEW YORK (AP) -After a stropg
start, the stock market dropped lower to-.
day. ~
The Dow Jo,nes average of 30 in·
dustrials, up ov~ 41h points earlier in the
day, was down 10.01 to 915.19 at 10 a.m.
PST.
Analysts sald that the early buying was
a tecbn.lcal rally, with investors respond-
ing to an oversold conditicn.
"The market is not responding to any
parUcular news. It is just going down,
down, down," said John Smith, analyst
with Fahnestock & Co.
Uncertainties over the international
monetary situation, inflation, and in-
terest rates were factors in the down-
turn.
'"Ease the Pain~
Man, 76, Arrested for Marijuana
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -Nalban flowers around his borne .
Noah Zamostansky says he has faced Locke said be bell~ved the elderly
worse dangers in his 76 years than being man, who sald be i.dn'\ sold or
charged with marijuana posse9Slon. dlltrlbuted any mart)uani but began
Zamost.lnsky, who liv<S with his ~I· growing it to ease tbe·poln of cancer In hi! twUlght fears.
year-old•wife, ls charged with possession Zamostansky aald lorAA Interview his
of more than five grams of marljuana original plan was t.o have • pain klller
an off we piln!Jbab!e by tlp to flve yean ' when ba got a few marijuona plantl from
lmpr!JOo-t. • farmer In New York state two years sta~ '1iti<!fuol'· Diin Ni&olo'.:fned -the-ago. ·
chargt;:!htn'liday but told poll~ DOI tq,._ • "A doctor give me on& y .. r to Uvt,"
issue an . -arrtSt warrant. A tJmUOoo.r' be said, "That was tbree,ytAri ago."
would be enough, he said. · Bui he said he doesn't think marijulM
~vice squad Investigator, C. D. IioCke, will serve a.s a peln k1Uer as he u:pected.
sa id he confiscated more lilac llO marl· He continued &rowlna It meffiy as
juana plantl which Zamostansky Is ac-another plont and because he Ukel to
cused ol growing among vegclables and grow lh0&•. he said.
Both SOuth Vietnam-ad American
intelltcen .. IOUl'ctl uld !hi North Vtet> •
namae llave been !JlOY!n& ~ nwnben
of troopS, tanlcs and aotlalnlnlt guns JJt.
to South Vletnlm.
The P"-stalemate erupted Thursday afler Wickham wrote ID
earlier letter lfl)'lng American troop
withdrawals wii4d remain froieu IO!ill
the Communisli took atepa to . !rte a
handfUI of prisoners held by tbe Palhet
Lao (Laotian Collll'lluollts). It Is believed
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seven U.S. servlcemeo are bdd In Lloa.
ThO North Vlelatlarn°"' a a Id
Wlc!d>arn's letter Ylol-... ,qreemtPt
they reached ooe clay earUet wllll Maj,
Gen. Gilbert WoodWar4, • top U.S.
delegate to the JMC. Wooclw•rd had aald
lbe troop wtthdra•lla ~ resume as
soon as the eoit\iJ)unlsta announced their
plans !~ raleasin( Ibo lallt al the
Americao prlsone1;1 held by tbe North
Vietnamese and Vlet Cong.
There are about 6,300 American
Suspect . Cleared
In Stock Fraud
One of seven men indicted by the
Orange CoWlty Grand Jury on multiple
charges stemming from an alleged $11
million phony !tock swindle was cleared
of all charges Thursday night by a
superior Court jury.
The panel ended a two-week trial of
two defendants by returning to Judge
Ronald Crookshank's courtroom with a
not guilty verdict on eight felony counts
filed against Los Angeles financier
Martin C. Calaway, 47.
Orange banker Merele T. Schroer. 46,
was cleared by Judge Crookshank during
tbe trial with a dismissal ruilog that
prevented the jury from assessing his
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RATIONING. • •
emissions are worse than emissions froffi
other 80Ul'ces such as motorcycles or
aircraft, according to Green.
"Less than half of the allowable mobile
source emissions are assigned to
automobiles and trucks," he continued.
"Considering the number served by
motorcycles and aircraft it would seem
more reasonable to severely curtail the
latter rather than the fonner, if this
must be the necessary action."
Green, who also serves as councilman
for the city of Huntington Beach, added
that rationing would "spell economic
· dl.sast.er" for Southern California and
that tampering with the economic life of
the area is "unthinkable."
Joining Green in his condemnation of
rationing was state Sen. James R. Mills
(D-San Diego),_eresident pro-tern of the
California State·Sehate.
Testimony offered by Mills declared
that significant air quality improvements
are already being made without restric-
ting the use \of vehicles.
Milla told the panel that even without
rationing the federal standards would be
exceeded on onJy ~days in 1977, as com-
troops 1<fl In Vietnam and all but about I
I 000 IM ICbeduJed to be leDI bome by l
WedneldaY under lbt letml of tbePari•
peace 1greemt11l. j
The Communltt! IM tclleduled to In<'
au American prisoner• by Wednetday"I
Before the disagreement erupted Thurs-
day the Viet COng was 1 Upected to •
relelse 31 Americana in Hanoi Saturday l
and the North Vietnamese to tum over :
107 military men on Sunday· • I
JOCKEY ... • 1 •
' ! cessfUI jockey, obliged. • I
And Thursday afternoon Lee was a11
smiles, as she walked up t<> ~
microphqne on stage and caretulP
recited her memorized jn~
speech. . ;.., ~
Shoemaker. standing next to a bul.2.~l
board that tht students had pre~~;
with newspaper clippings for 11¥,0 ,
Hero," smiled as Lee hesitated, makilUlJ:
sure not to forget a single wtird. ..,,,ff
He then took the stage and thanked ~
for the best introduction he bad evMi'.
recelved. ,.,.,
Lee beamed with pride as she sat .. i\lx.
the front row seat. ... ,:;,
The 93-pouod, HI jockey then JreaM¢
the children to a premier public &howiaC!
of an hour-long documentary of his life:i·.s
Shoemaker said he is trying to ~ l\le
film to a motion picture distributor. 1,0.,
He then spent another ho4r answerg1
questions from the students. ,:~
"How many horses do you own?'' , ... ;~
"Six." ~1 .. ~
''What's yoW' favorite track?" ~11,l .
"Hollywood Park." ·•: c!t;
"Can you bet on your own horses?" ,,;z"'
"Yes." •-.)\:
"When you don't ride, do yw bet.•,
the races?" ,;r.o
"Sometimes, but I don 't do very welli6 '
The only 1bJng that stopped the bWtl
rage of queotlooa was the arrival et .._
afternoon buses.
Lee sat on the edge of her chair ..
whole lime, taking snapshots of her ia&l
and showing the other cbJ!dreo aroibd
her 1 medallion of a hone's bead ai£f'•
gold cbaln that the Shoe bad glveo heft'i>
Wbtn tt was all over, Lee folloitll ~maker, Into a teacben' lounge ~· ' -
he planted a klsa on her cheek. It the day ,., 1
• • "My dad lakes me to the r~1(11 ·
field so 1 can watch you," she told btm~
"Once we bet $2 on Unconscience, ahd
we won $10.40." ., • .fl
"I don't have a horse, but I tcOi
lessons once," she said. · • .,. :
"I'll .take you riding sometime.''i.r.I. •
pt'omlsed her. ":i: ' "Okay 11 she exclaimed. ·• .. '
BeMre' Ibey parted be -her.
She w.S about as speecbless u a l\\ilf
girl coU!d''be. \
But she blurted, "I love him" to Ji
others in the room.
And tor Lee Lappin, it was a dream come true. ---._.-
pared to 250 day9iin 1970.
"Since almost : two-thirds of the ob-F ..... P .. e I
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the negative elfects of total compliance S ik Bl Of fl. ~::~
worth the Incremental health benelits putn asts f ··"
which would be provided?" he asked. spiracy, burglary and illegal wiretl~,
Periodic gas rationing, he predicted, ' MOSCOW (AP) -'!be Soviet Union ·stood with anm folded as tbe ~
would alter tbe life style of many poople tauocbed Cosmos 552 oo Thursday -the told the judge that "Of the seven, be wai
Who depend on the' automobile as latest unmanned satellite-in: the tOp-the one of background and position andJt
transportation. But it would do it in such secret space program, Tass reported. made his conduct the m .....
a way which "could create havoc and The government news agency said the blameworthy." 1o11lT
confusion as ·residents abruptly change Sputnik was put into an earth orbit with The maximum sentence would bt.ito
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'!lEAR PAT : When we went to SUiiy's
Coffee Shop in Costa Mesa to use a "Two
ftit'tbe Price of One'' coupon we Meived
lh''lhe mail, we noticed that the menu pf!~ were higher than thole Printed ll!I ttie1coupon. The waitress said that coats
had gone up· and the menu prlces applied. wt> p8ld for the coffl!e we'd been served
alM Jell without ordering. If we'd ordered
fl'OD\ the coupon, would we have been
obligated to pay the menu prices if we
didn't know the price difference existed?
DOi.'t they have to hooor the coupon until
1K expiration date or he gulJty of !alse
advertising? W.M., Costa Mesa
'iiestauram owner Howard Sully said
~ mlstakellly received a ceapon
prtited several mont111 ago and due to a
priater'I «l'W1 tbe pbrue, "All prkfti
nbjed to clauge wttboat aMiee/' wu aeteted. Sally lald u you'd callee! !or
him, be woold have explained tbal Ill•
prices have lDcreued "wttbout notice"
· and that a "'two for one11 meal la bis
rettaarul still waa a bargain la spite of
llltreMed m ... prkel Slrlclly _.,Ill!,
yoa eoald complalo to ii; Federal Trade
Colbmllslon about the unhonored coupon,
h1lt It appears there wa1 no deliberate ~
-to mislead you.
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-'.JlEAR PAT: ls It true that famed
liaseball player Roberto Clemente's plane
~ In the same area where ~erous sblps and planes h a v e
E-y disappeared !or years?
area have a name and are
any estimates o! the nwnber of
plane and ship tragedies that have oo-
~there? , P.S., Butlqton Beadt
;:,Q....me•s piano did erull In die ill· Gted ama mn u tbe Bermada
~e, wtllcb slreldles from Bermada
lliiiagb eeotral Florida and emadl
.,.... tbnqll Paerto IUc, and blct •P to
Jl<rmo;Ja. ~· lndleoie CIJil 'dmlu
, Ille pod 111 yean, -II UIPI. UI Ii .... e...,.. WI 511 ... ~ area a.S aot beea Mm «
oglln. 11eseuen did reco~er .,._
.ot~_Qeme,nte11 plut, but hls bMy never ,.,..,__ .
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E COUR'PROOM INQUEST DRAMA
Burt Reynolds, Sarah Miies Play Scenes From Movie
Jury Rules Actress' Aide
Died From Drug Overdose
GILA BEND, Ariz. (AP) - A coroner's
jury has ruled that David Whiting's death
Feb. 11 in the motel room of British ac-
tress Sarah Miles Was the reJil]t of an
overdose of drugs. But wbetller it was
· acQdental remains a mystery. '
"Whether this overdose was taken in-
tentionally or accidentally has not been
detennined1" said Gila • Bend Justice of
the Peace Mulford Winsor ID after the
jury returned Its verdict Thunday.
"Also, it has not been determined
whetber or not physical injuries found on
Pro~st Planned
At County Jail
Over Conditions
Former prisoners and :the families and
lrl!!Dds or 'lDi!ll' l!Dd' women cumnUy d ..
tained In the Orange County' Jall have
-~·. prolesl 'niardt 81 the facllilY for nOlil 'lllturay, orpnlOen of !60
event announced Thursday.
the body were contributing factors in the
.death or how these injuries were sus--tained, ".Winsor said. ·
Whiting, 26, business manager to Miss
Miles, the actress and actor"' Burt
. Reynolds were here for. filmlng or Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer's "The Man Who Loved
Cat Dancing" at the time of Whiting's
death.
Whit.Ing had beaten Mils Miles wl!en
she returned to her room from a party
~com which he was excluded, the actress
arid' Reynold.! testi!led. They seid lbat !or
her safety Miss Miles then spent the
night ln·Reynolds' room.
Uganda's Version
Of Law and Order
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -Radio Ugan-
da carried ·a report today on how the
Ugandan 8fll\Y intends to deal wtth the
village of Seeta ii-its dtlzens don1 cut
the rate of «lme. . 1,
. the broadcast said the area's artl\Y
commander, Mor~ lnl,p.rm•p ~~".'Jli'°~~~~Jf~:OOT~
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frldll, M .... 23, 1973 S DAILY PILOT 3
·-AVCO Action Slated
State to Reveal Possible Legal Moves
By CANDACE P£AllSON
Of .. °"" ,. ........
' A state attorney general's report on
pooslble lefal acUon •Hains! AVCO
Corporation In , Laguna Nigue( for an
alleged vtolatloQ or Propooltioo JO wJlj he
made Monday to South Coast Regional
Zone Conservation Commlssioo.
But a puhllc hearing on the issue o!
masalve grading at Salt Creek Beach wss
continued to April 2. '
At that time, I bearihg on AVCO's ap-
pllcatlon !or vested riclits eumptiOn on
about 11 residential tracts in lhe area
will take place.
Both next Monday's meeting and the
April 2 meeting begin at 3 p.m. in the
!Ang Beach 'Harbor Department.
No public teattmony on the Salt Creek
lssue..m he taken Monday. A motion by
the commission 'nmraday made the at-
torney general's report the first Item on
the agenda · itext week.
II legal . action against AVCO is
necessarjl, It · can he Initiated 'st that
time. '
Eq.r ·for . Ear;
A;jiity Res~red
SREMSKA lil'I TR 0 VIC A,
Yugasl .. ia, (AP) -Slohodan V.aslc
bif -Oii the ear or his. good mend
Depe: Zlatar when a drinkll)g part~
got oilt ill hand, ~ · .
"Forgive .me," begged siobodan
Thuraday In, a tearful public
apology. ' · , . . ,
"I can't, yotJ. made me 1lgly,"
Dane replijd.... . . • .
Slohodan wlj1Pil¢ out a knife and
slashed off ooe oftbfs.owp. ears. .
The . t~o~~·:trlf.nds ·again:.
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U.S. Woman Held
On Nazi Charges
NEW YORK (UP!) - A federal judge
said 'l1llraday he woold grant bail only
Wlder "the most unusual circumstances"
to a housewUe accused or selecting "°' men and children for Nazi· gas chambers
during World War II. .
Jacob Mishler, chief U.S. judge !or the
Eastern District cl ·New York, gave Her·
mine Ryan'• a~·unw...., Monday
tp submit le8iJ. ...a.I rtl1 Nil· sbolild tie granted. .
Mrs. Jl)'ID, 5Z, 1tU 'IJTOSted Thuraday
al her heme -a~ slep toward_i
her poaslble Ollradltlon to Wei\ Getmany
I!" \rial "1 .....,... charges.
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The coast commission haa juriadictlon
over developments within 1,000 yards of
mean high Ude line In Orange and Los
Angelea COllDUes. It was created by the
psssage of the California Coastal 1,one
Conservation Act, Proposition 20.
Commissioner Judy Rosener o f
Newport Beach Thursday raised tbe
question ol when the public will be aJk)w ..
ed,to speak to about the beach activity to
"prevent a repeat of San Clemente."
Ahoot 600 resident! paclted the com-
mission meeUni Monday at S a n
Clemente· Commllllity Clubhoole, the clooest lllCh meeting to the Sall t:neit
locale ., lat, and were frustrated In el·
fOrts to speak .
Comm!lslooer James Hayes, a Los
Angelff County supervisor, '"""sled
that aU public hearings on the Salt Creek
matter be conUnued to the AJf'll 2 date
so eveeythllll! could he heard at one time.
He asked that executive director
Melvin Carpenter notify I n t e r e It e d
parties ~'lo the Orange COunty people
won't make a trip needl•sly. n
Mrs. Rooener tn>phasl%ed that lhe at.
tornty general'a repreaentaUve stated
more than two weeks ago that thero ,11
ooe case in AVC011 development where
he is "convinced" there was no vested
right to continue without a commission
permit, but the wort was done anyway.
'lbe minutes of the commission's
meeting in Torrance quote representative
Jeffrey Freedman as saying that the
commi.Mton might want to see.Ir: a fine
against AVCO.
"Why do we have to wait until tbe
public hearing two weeb from now il lhe
attorney general told us of a violaUon
already?" Mrs. RoSener questioned.
1be commission voted 9-1 to have a
detailed report from the attorney general
Monday which is supPosed to include a
specific recommendation for possible ac-
tion on the property where a violation is
charged.
Chairman Robert Rooney of Hun-
tington Beach was tbe no vote. He
thought legal actions should be dlscuMed
following the April 2 vested rights claim
hearing.
Ghost Siories, Both Real
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'~igurative Slated Sunday
Real ghost stories and the specter of
rising food .prices which rigutatively
haunt the. Ameti.Can consumer are to be
bleoded in the pages ol lhe DAILY ·Pll.OT
(~~day's Best J
, -as ·i>arf of-0~day's ~t,., according to
~CU9'18 or the editors who are shaping
up the Sunday issue. Here are previews: . '
SAN JUAN GHOSTS -Staff Writer
Joanne Reynold.! rounds up some of the
stories 'of La Llorona ("The Weeper")
and the Phantom· or de! Obispo, specter>
out or San Juan Capistrano'• paat, and
tells why the community's older residents
(snd aome yoong ones, too) think the
ghosts still walk In San Juan.
FOOD AND · DOILARS -Columnist
Norman Cousins predicts food shortagea
will be the largest atngle factor in inter-
natiQDal politics ln the coming decade
(column to appear opposite editorial
page) and a Costa Mesa linanclalconsult-
atrt, quoted in an article to appear on
the businesa poge, aaya a steak coul4 'cos!~ and'• oompacllcar ceu111 .... tO
'25,000 If ~t mooey tm>da f<001inue •
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•photos by Lee Payne, both ~AIL Y ~!LO'l!.
' staffers) is about Mart Goffeney, f..year-!
old March o! Dimes poster hoy. Be can
handle his handicap, but he isn't too sure
about the rest of the world. I
MITZI GAYNOR -The mualcal .._
star who can still pack them In unW lhe ·
"standing room only" sign ls potted,
makes her debut CIO televlston and gets
coyer story treatment in this week's TV
WEEK.
INDIAN WARS -Jack Waugh, the
Christian Science Monitor News Service's
roving reporter in the American Soul& 1
wost, tells "Why American Indians Are
Militant Again." Not the least rt8J1011. ta
the !act tllat -from ownership of Ille
entire continent -ttie red men have been
0'8lllDled Into ,_.,,a11ona comprising
two percent of the nation's land aru.
Lippmann Has Device ,
NEW YORK (UPI) -An electric
pacemaker has been attached. to the
heart of retired column!lt Walter LIW
mann, whose heart' stopped br!e!ly :
· 'llieoday, a hOl\lltal ~ otld :
Thunday .. !Jppmann waa hoipllall&ed
alter suffering from a momontary llOp-,
Pini. of tlie heal\ lol1owtd bf • lakdlng i
spelt. • , ' '
Spok~smen for a parade that ls ex-
~ by them 'to attract at least 500 ~pants said they intend to draw
public attention to "Inhuman cooditiq:ls,
poor food, unconstitutional censorship DEAR PAT: I'd like to wear my hair and unfair guards" at the county jail. ·~ I ! "'••• • ked Marcher Jerry• I:.tswlcltl stressed lhe In ao ~v sty e or a ,..-.e. Ive as parade will he peaceful "and ii nothing
several people, includiilg my hairdresser, more than an attempt to acquaint the
but no one seems to know how to style It that way or how to revi.e th!I ilyle alter public with the unnecessary IUffertngs o!
·Johnson -& son presents • • •
I' night of sleeplng•on It. Can you find oul ~,!"Ill! term prisoner at the coonty
for meT M.W., Bullaclo• -ell '.'We've heard all about these plans," . l'.N-Omar, ...... Ulr ll)'llst ""' ail . 'd ' ....,.. o! Beverly 111111' Ne!erlW'• i · Capl. Bill Wall.see 881 • "We re not •Jlllqae, lald a penlWMlll wlO he planning 'any special security !or the ~ to aclllt'e-tile "u.taral'? AIN event and they're welcome to wander • ~·-~ -~ _..., ar6und lbe rooe gardeM outside the jail tl!le. ulea yo,.. -9 -~1 ·-·,. illbat's what they want. ·
Reqalred slreqlb of Ille .-1 "Their . complaints are just s o
4toM4 d~pead ~, J0111' ~ • teitare. ridiculous they don't merit comment.'' -.las 'revival o! thlt style ~ Wallace said. "ll you have to go to jall
, bact ... mblag and lml'!d"I-~ulllon-I'd say th!I was just about the best jail In
..,.. c:nrb HI all over Ille -...,.... California yoo could he aent to. , ~ woal<I make Ille style euler to "The eod or the war in Vietnam left
I no11D~ •Oloaf llNed -Ille! Ille -• tlio. peOple without a cause to march
ol lbe·Afro style ii lecllntac. for" Walfaee added "We expecl to see a
IDral," wlllch tended lo em-1ot' more of th!I kind of thlllg In the a somewhat IN>stlle a a 4 future .. i:6eUJou .w-. ii belac ftpioeed by .
Aih-.birerlcoa· -~ llC9lpllft styllng.
, 11oi:"'.::. :'°Uac ~-= County Weighing
Review Board
For Architecture
A plan lo eatahllsb an 'archlteclurat
revieW hoard haa been sutimltledto'tho ••
county Planniug Comlnlssloo for stUdy
by the Orange. Colinty Boan! ·of-·
SUpervlson. RoplyinC to a lioard query, county
CoonseI Adrian Kuyper said 8lidl a boai:d •
woold he lepl and he suggested tbat the
planning commission assume the func.
Uons. · He saijl a ailll1lar plan bad been wed 'In
San 'DIOIO to 'Pf'lleCI the atmoophere o!
lhat dty's Old Town-.
The review boariI ii ,an altormath or a
p,_..i ball of hllll>pon!I , a 1 o n g " ' Jreeways; 'lbls faJled by I 1-2 vote1 Iii .
JaaU11'_7 wben lndultrtai areu were ei-
empllel f?om tho -I Wrectlng yards and 11\(WriaJ s19<oge
pi.c. can he "' bijllrtoua to Ille view as
DlllhoardS, Supemiar lll!'lll BolDReald.
· ENEDfCT ARNOLD Studies P1anned
AS A CHA.MPION
~ PLAJNS. N.J. (UPI) -A
... ,......, hiJtory baff ii tryinc to
the lllS-yeor<>fd courl·maftOO of
lei Arnold to prove he was DOI
• tnllor but • "lflllllllO j>rlrlot" y llCCUll!d by • a bwd o I
hlladelphla Iawyen. •
For Pollution
r,IQSCOW (AP) -U.S. and Sovlrj er,·
pr,rls ~ loday to begin llucllea llm-
ed at ~ major bodies or water In t~ Un/led 8talol ancl Ille Soviet Uoloft
"!Or Olio m~ of tuture sneratJons,"
'!'he poJJUtlon lllidlH Will foc:ua Oil the
Delaware Rlvor, and other rivers In U,.
United -ln bt named later, and m
the --Sevriy Doneta rt ....
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"We cater-to·the 'particular people.'· These ere people
that went more then just e fair price; they want quelityier.
vice 111 well. All of our new Lincoln Mercury-products re-
ceive our Golden Touch Service. Each car is waxed with two
coeh of hand polish, tuned to perfection, end extensively
road tested' by the management. If you're the kind of per-
son looking for this kind of car, be sure to see the Johnsons."
Jfo;,;e Or The New Car , , •
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llome Of Tbe New Car , , •
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Vincent LiGdller, an amattur ~
w!man lor Rldlo Station WPAT In
N.J., Nlld loday be petlUooed lhe
tlllllf"' to bave the cue ._,..J.
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IRA.Vows
F...,, Mardi 23, tm •
White House Denie.s Aide · Lied?; • To -Resist
New Plan
' BELFAST (AP) -The Provlllonal
wing ol the Jrtsb llepllbllcan Anny re-
jected the 8rWlh govemma>t'• ,,.,,
poUUcal ~t !or Nortbtm Ireland
today and vowed to mp up "a!Tlled
mlltance" to Brttilh rule.
A 1lldanellt In Dublin from the
-·· .......,.s Aid the ....... l>ed n1..,,,., whlth In -wwld
( IN SHORT ..• )
continue the dlvlsloo ol Ireland !or the
1 ...... 1ble lulun, left the ltomlD
Catholic ..,.rrillu "M choice but to llgllt
on."
The Provo• had obserYed a vlrtwil
cease-fl.re since the aMOUnOemet1t Tues-
day of UJe BrtUsb White Paper promising
the Cathollcl llroDi repme11ta1Joo.
.• A111e11tlment OK'd
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) -Wublngton
WU UJe JOth Ute to ratlfy the Eq!l&J
Right. Amendmllll to UJe U.S. COostl~
Uon.
The otate Senate, by a vote ol 29 to II,
completed actkn on the meun Thuro-
day. '11le a-t -which -the
approvaf ol 31 statea to beoome law -
WU puaed by Cqrosl Oil Mardi :12,
1'12.
.• Nl.\!on In Florida
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) -Presi-
dent NIJon setUed down et blJ balmy
ba)'llde villa today to ltlld,y a'aheaf or
govemmeot reportl on ~Ing iootl
prices and the ene'1)' ertall.
Eacaplng WaahJncton'• cold weather,
Nlzon flew here ~Y ni,Iit fO!' a
relaxed my ol tine er !Gur Allys, wbere
be will be preoc<\IPled with the latott
Cost ol Living Council noport oo food
coata, a aubject ol FOWlng concem to the
administration.
e Trio Jndletetl
W ABHINGTON (UPI) - A federal
i · grand jury bu returned a llkounl Jn-
1 dlctment charging three washlnBl'"1 ~ , youtha with the thootlng ol Sen. John C.
• Stennis cm Jan. IJJ.
Named In UJe Indictment baftilod down
Thursday, were Derick ' Holloway •. 18,
Tyrone Manhall, ta, a n d hiJ brother Jom, 21. The three were charged with
auaultlng and attempting to klll a
member of Congress, anned robbery.
assault with intent to kill while armed
and carrying a dangerous weapon.
e Escape Foiled
JACKSON, Ga. (UPI) -Prison of-
• ficials cut short an escape attempt
'Ibursday by Gary Steven Krist, con·
! vlcted kldnaper of Barbara Jane Mack.le,
• after he rode through the prison gatea m
a trash truck.
Krist, 'll, attempted to conceal himself
In a garbage can loaded on the truck at
the Georgia Diagnostic Classification
Center.
But alert security guards, keeping a
close eye on Krill after getting in-
formation about the escape plan. fol.Jow·
ed. the truck to a dwnp area just ISO
yards from the prison and took the in·
mate back into custody. He was charged
with attempted escape.
e Alaskan Quake
PALMER, Alaska (AP) - A
"moderate'' earthquake shook the Aleu·
tlan island of Shemya Thursday night,
the ML Palmer Observatory reported .
The observatory said the quake
registered 5.9 oo the Richter scale of
earthquake intensity and was recorded at
9:55 Al&skan Standard Time. It said the
tremblor was not of sufficient magnitude
to create a selsmlc sea wave. No major
damage was reported.
FRIEND 'HAS BABY
Anthony Ntwlty
Anthony Newley
Father: In Love
Too Much to Wed
LDNDON (UPI) -Night club star
Anthony Newley wu at the bedside when
Dareth Rich, a former a I r I i n e
stewardeu, gave birth to their daughtei-
'lbiradly.
Newley met MIJa Rich oo a tnmaatan-
Uc flil!ll and they have been together
ever Bince.
"We Uke each other too much fer mar·
rlage,'' Newley was quoted as saying. He
hal been married and divorced twice, the
last time to actress Joan Collins.
Man Sen,tenced
To 1,200 Years
DALLAS (UPI) - A jury senteneed
James Kenneth Johnson to 1,200 years in
p r r1 on Tburlday for abootlng a n d
crlUcally woondlng a police "'l!el!lt.
Jobmon, 35, i.. already wider a 30-year
fedaral prllon ... tence !or bank robbery,
and Oklahoma courll have lllljlOled two
lile oenttncel onlllm for armed robbery.
The Dallu jury convicted him ol
•hootlni poll<e Sgt. Wayne Standridge
when the polJceman stopped a car J-ba4 atol"" Tbe bullet hit Stand-ridi• In UJe ..., and Jaw. and broke bis
neck. He had to ~ because ol bis
'fVOWICfs. ' ~Texas law, J-wln _.,
ellglble Iii' ~le from the ltate ,prtton '
alter 20 years.
Nations Plan Ties
ROME (AP) -Italy and North Viet·
nam have decided to establish diplomatic
retaUOtul, the Italian government an·
oounced Thursday ni ght.
WASlllNCTON (AP ) -'11le White
llouoe hal dalJed I -by actJna FBI Olroctor L. Patrlct G,., m. who
said Prtlictent NlJxin'1 oflJdal lawyer
probably lled to .. acmt probli1c the
Watergate wlretappln(.
Suspect We4
Child Bride
Once Before
BOLINGBROOK, fll. (UPI) -A DWI
charged with paying l!0,000 let a IJ.year-
old girl to be JU bride wu _..uy
attempting to let up bis llOClllld wedding
to a cbild bride, polloe Mid Thuraday.
Police said Harold Miller, fl, p a I d
$30.000 In negotiable munlclpol -. to
Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael F111J1 ol Boling-
brook le< their JJ.yeel'Olddaughter, Rita,
then took the kiri to Norlh carillJna where
he planned to many her.
BOLINGBROOK Police Oilel Rooald
Johnson said Thursday that Miller, ol
Chicago's suburbm Oak Part. bad mar·
ried 13-yeoN>ld RAlberta Nelaon In 1958
but that the girl died seven years later,
reportedly ol a kidney albnait.
J ollllSoo also said tavesU1aUona showed
Miller may have been rnarrled a IJleCODd
time, but that report could not be cm-
llnned. ~filler w.., arrested Monday at an AJhe.
ville, N.C., motel after be rqlst«ed at
the botel with Rita u man and wile.
The g1rl bad not been molested.
An eltradltioo bearing on whether MJJI·
er should be returned to Illinois was
scheduled !or today.
THE FLYNNS were free on $10,000
bond each, charged with cmlPinC)' to
coounit child abandooment. MiJler was
charged aa a cocoosplrator In the case.
Police aald UJe Flynns agreed to sell
Rita after Flynn, a part·Ume cab driver,
picked Miller up as a fare and learned
Miller wu intareeted In a child bride.
Arraniemenl• fer the purchase were
made, but poUce w.... tipped olf about
the plan.
WICKS
'~
,.;us
'Don't be so picky, )'OU could
be sating UktJ thtJm.'
Teller Frugal?
HeUl in $1.5 Million Extortion
NEW YORK (UPl)-Rmwell Sl<lfen, v.to earn~ $18,000 a year as a auper-
vtsing bank teUer, llved frugally.
Officials said he rented half o{ a two-family dwelling in Parlin, N.J., for his
wile and three children and hadn't bought a ,_ Ill~ In three years.
Steffen, 41, was arrested '11l.ursday on charges he embezzled "more than"
$1.5 million from the Park Avenue branch ci. the Union Dime Savings Bank
where he worked. He apparently loot it all gambling.
THE OFFICE ol Manhattan DLot. Atty. Frank s. Hogan 11ld Steffen bet ..
much u $30,000 a day oo (X'O basketball l!ld hone racing. A pollce soorce said
he WU "known to drop from $2,000 to '51000 a race, every day cl. the week."
Althouih Hogan's Olllce put the Joos ov.,. three years at "over II mJIHm,"
the '""""e said It was ''lnore like more than IU millloll and still C<UDtlng."
Hogan's office Mid Stef!m obtained the mooey by JunJing depooita and
wlthdrawala "l!ld manipulation of tile banlt's computer." Olflclal3 said there
will he M loss to any depolJton since the stolen fUn<IJ were fully insured.
He was ordered held in bell d $3),000. He waa unable -to immediately raise
the bail.
New England Storm Told
Tliu1idershowers Dampen Plain.s, Mississippi Valley
I
(Coulal """'"'"ti and !Idol dal4 appear todat1 o•
l'G(lf lJ./
Without ......... <lrt1't , ... .....,,
lo the Senate JudlcmJ Oomilllllee. the
White lloUJe -• ·-,,.,,. day •finB that Coonel .111111 W. DelJI
111 "tlaUy ckn1e1 that be -'*led, ..
u Sen. Byrd ol Wett Vlriltlia ""IPSta>
lied to an 81""1 ol the FBI."
'!be ltatl!DWll ,.id the reterende lo
Dean, made earlier lo the dl.y It tbe
Judiciary beaq m Gray'a oomluUon
lo be pennlDODt FBI c1h:t4r, wu
"rtprehemible, unfortuoate, aafair and
Incorrect."
SJ!N. ROBERT C. 8yn\ (l).W.Va.), 111
oppoomt ol Gny'a ~ llld In
q""'Jontng tile -that last June,
lleall had told ID Fiii agent be would
have to chect -,,hetblr E. Bowan! Bunt
had a room In die Wblte BOlllO neculi ..
olllcts.
Bynl aald 1!llJ wu only tine days
alter Dean had the Ille In Btm!'a olllce
tn the E1ecuUve Ollice Bulldlllg "'°""" and the contents removed.
"He lied to the agent, didn' be?" Byrd
asked Gray.
"After looldog back and making a
minute eumlnallon ol the roconl, I
would lave 4x> ainc!llde I.bat lbat'1 prob-
ably """""·" Gray responded.
mE WHITE House itatemeot said:
"Mr. Dean recalls that In June of 11'12,
as FBI agents were depart~ his office,
be was asked whether or not they could
visit Mr. Hwit's office.
"He said he would check -the qu,..
tion as Mr. Dean recalls did not relate to
whether Mr. Hunt ever had an office in
the Executive Office Building."
Hunt ls ooe of seven person! to be
sentenced today in conoection with the
break-in and wiretapping or Democratic
national headquarters in the Watergate
bulldlna Jul June. Ho llld -aocurtty
c:ldel f ... Nlmi• ....i.ctloll ellort.
'!be Jodlclat7 ()onnn!Uee, in .....
lldcrlni GnY'l ,...lnallm, m:ier voted ~ to -Deon lo testlly. But Njmn aalil be -1d ~ allow any
Wlllte -.aide 4x> leltlty, Cll p-oundl m mnrec 'h blllw• a p'llldeDt .,.r
his ~ II aubjecl to q...UOO by
Corq-Deon .... ottered lo -aeJec!ed q-In writlng.
TIDI COMMl'ITEB 11 1111iou1 to bear
from °""' ........ Gray testified ho tumed ..,... lo tha Wblte ilouoe ....,...i ~ FBI l"P'"' nlallnC to the
Wala-pie lo-..ellplloo
lllartly before the'Wbite House state-
meot wu,iloued; UJe Judlcluy Com-
mltt.e cunpleted 111 quatioolJ!C of Gray
amid ..... ol ln<naslqJ -by appooenta that Illa qomlnatlon can be
deleeted. No date f•-'"'"I the bear-
ings was aet.
Several opponents are now calling !or
an early yes-or-no vote in contrast , to
eartter-tolorcoa-D.
However, Cbatrman James O.
Eastland (~Maas) aeld he sUll thinks
Gray IJ going to be con8rmed by the
Senat•. He hal backed the nomination all
the way.
GRAY HIMSELF BOUDded none too oi;
timisUc when asked by Sen. John V. Tun-
ney (D-Callf.) whether he ever gets to
speak to Nt10n oth.,. than socially.
Gray replied that "up to thlJ tJme that
kind of rolatiomhlp bu not developed,"
but he aald he thinks It would "U 1 should
ever be confmned."
Tunney aald it Is unfortunate !or Gray
that lleall had declined an lnvltaUoo to
teatlly, and aaked Gray U he woold not
like to have the White House counsel ap-
pear for que.5f.ioning.
UPI T ........ V~•>'
SUBPOENAED? Citizen's .:''."'':
lobby Common Call!e sald.,i<.':
White House cowisel John W • ..i·,)"
Dean Ill had ae<ep!A!d a sub-·
poena in connection with the • 1 suit against the re-election fi. · • 1 •
nance committee. and would ~"JR
appear for a deposition in .· ~··.
April. '•{• ·.:ar:
Gray replied that was a decision ~
.the President to make -"a level falbi ,
above me." · ... 1 "·-• ........
Libya Pilots Told to Fir~:r··
..,., ....
Egypt Paper Hits 'Spy' Mission; Yemen Attacks
WASIDNGTON (UPI) -The pilots of
two Libyan fighters who fired on an
American transport plane W~esday
were given orders by their control tower
to shoot the U.S. aircraft out of the sky,
military sources said today.
The State Department said the plane, a
C130 Hercules, never came closer than 88
miles to Libya -which claims a U..mile
territorial limit -and was over the
Mediterranean 94 miles from Malta when
the two Libyan Mirage fighters opened
fire.
Military sources said the Libyan pilots
had signaled the C130 to follow them, In-
tending to have the plane Janel In Libya.
'I1le Americans ipred the signals.
THE MILITARY "°"""" said a con-
venation wu beard between the cockpit
and the Libyan tower wilh the tower «·
df>lin~ the Libyans to shoot down the
Americans.
• Several dozen rounds were fired at the
Cl30, which du<ked into clouds without
being hll, the sources aald. The Libyans
then tracked the Americans (or a con-
siderable distance -estimated at 100
miles -apparenUy trying to get in
another shot before low fUel forced them
to return home.
There have been reports that the U.S.
tramport plane was on an electronic in-
telligence mission, spying either on the
Llbyans or on the Soviet fleet in the
Mediterranean.
OP.EN 7 mY~'
Nursery Hours
Daily 7 :30 to 6
ed to confirm or deny these reports
saying only that the Cl30 was a "military
aircraft on a military miss.ion." More
than a day after the Incident the Libyans
were still silent about the matter and had
not even broadcast any news reports
about the shooting over their national
radio.
Bui in Cairo, an Egyptian newspaper
said today the U.S. plane was flying a
spying mission in .. a very dangerous and
direct Am~lcan Involvement , against
the Arabs."
;\be neWJP&per al Akbar said the "the
faetithat It was flying near Arab coasts,
proves that it was spying."
AL AKHBAR SAID, "such an ect by
the United Statea IJ very dJngerous and
is a direct American involvement against
the Arab.I." ·
Also in the Mideast, two Soviet-made
MIG jell Jrom Southern Yemen atllcked
a Saudi Arabian border position today,
wounding several 110ldlers, the Saudian
Arabian Defense MlnlJtry said.
The mlnl!try, In a statement broadcast
by Saudi radio, said the two planes at-
tacked the Al Wudlyah post, which lies
on the we.stem end of the dbputed border
between the countries.
The statement said Saudi Arabian an-
Ualroalt battert., opened lire on the
warplanes and drove them oft.
Tbere were no specific details on the
nwnber of casualUes or the type of
Southern Yemeni MIGs involved.
J~}!t11
RELATIONS BETWEEN Sau ff'.:;.
Arabia's conservative li[Overnment ~•'.!
the Marxist regime in Aden have ;:j"-i.
tense. Saudi Arabia never conceaJed ' ' '
hostility to the presence of a Ma ' -.~
reglme on its sou them border, wlili -trf ·
Aden has charged repeatedly that Satidl>·'
Arabia was organizing plots to overthrbW :·· the government. ---~j·""'
In Kuwait, the cabinet went lrit01...P
emergency session Thursday to di.scus.s
the border crisis with Iraq. 111f. ~)
Government sources said the cabifte\~ ,·
decided to establish a three-m111 cunmll>'· •
tee to m e e t with Arab medlattn 1Ir •-:--
search of a settlement. -: 1·· •
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Aide Says
Mother
Seeks Job
OnCHP
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·Not -Shaking Town -1 r-
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UlS ANGELES (AP) -Tho
Wlming, "top aecret--&ens1• j
tive," stamped Co the Penta·
goo po~ -actually ...
Vtr;' lowl le\'OI ol clasllflctr
Uon," ~ l1ie man -111pel'-
v1sed 11\"JVletnlm war etudy.
Monml!alpertn teot1fled At
lhe ~ge, COfllPlnC!' ud
U>elt trial of Danlel Elljlber&
and Anll>Ooy llulso on '"1\1!>
day tba\ In go\'mllllentc!reles •
EFS '
•• It Wl8 ~ thet "top_ .. _ Bodies Re.covei-ed meant i' document contained
m lllj)EC'tettel data galhered byspl .. arsatellltes. The body of one of four yo1111g Navy men 1'illed in a cave-in nearly six weeb
Ellaberg and Russo are ac-· ago In San Diego Is carried up Sunset Cliffs. The cave-!n was not discovered un·
cuaec1 of copying the top-secret ti! a passerby ·noticed a shoe-dad foot protniding from the sand. . PenlalOll study ol U.S. In·-.,..,~--~----------~---------
V>Ivement in Vietnam In 1969,
wh<ft both were employed ..
-1len on government
projects for the Rand Corp. , Murdered Family Mourned
ROUJSTER (UPI) -The 11ARA1S SAID ho has ,... !
SACRAMENTO "°<AP>' -A folks in "the earthquake calUe st.jmpeded and fia8llJ<I 'i
)'OUlll Sacramento mother has capllal ol tba naUon" wmn't open In the earth In prevlau•
decided Ille ,...ts to l!llb a too Impressed by government quakes. · !
.....,. with the calJlornla sclentlsls' predlclloo the I.,. The U.S. Geoloelcal SUrvey !
Jllgll"*Y P1!z01 -which has CALIFORNIA community will be sbaken by experts said the. predicted
on all-male hlr!ng policy and 1 moderal• quake In coming tre...-wouJcf ooly ratUe
qya It "will llght" to bop It. "-------"' months. dlsbos end !llmlture, not cause
Jennie Schultbela, :rl, rued a , "'Ibey (the scienUSll) prob-structural damage.
suit 1n u.s. District Court here Son Adm:ts ab!J' just want to show that "People tn the ar e a
'lbundq, uklDg the court to " they are doing llOl!lethlng," shouldn 't do anything," said
bar the CHP examlnaUon unW said Mayor Earl Holt, noting Dr. Richard FllM, clllel or the
1111e has been allowed to ai.o K;Uing Mom that the area baa avera1ec1 0111ce or Oeocbemlstry and
take the test. " about two moderate earth· Geophylllca 1t the SUrvey •
Siie clalmo lhe .. -ol LONG BEACH (AP) -A 37. quak .. a year lince the lll30s. "They have quake• lite this I
era! •--• f all the time out there." , aev women -•= rom year--Old man who adlnlttecl THE PREDicnON. that a Ra said lour other quakes in i ~ =. ~.!'."10:1':J. the111 slathablng bh~, mother's botbrotUat temblor measuring 1.5 on the the 4.0 to 5.0 ruae occurred in : ~wuu ........., wl a on.en wine e, Richter scale would hlt this the aame general area in the •
,., dlJcrlminatlon, violating atul!lnl her dead body into a farming area 100 miles sduth put II montba, pvlng aclen-:
federal civil rights laws. trunk and dumping the trunk of San Francisco within "the tists at the National Center for \
She has requested a jury into the ocean, has a record next several months" came Earthquake Research, Menlo
trial. ol thefts and violence, police from the U.S. Geoloilcal Park, lhe Information to i
James T. Ford, Mrs . say. Survey In Wa""'-~oo., D D .. C. pr·'1"ct ·-Iller l Schulthel.a1 lawyer, a al d Ronald Cleve Lovell was The rorec~~ the first cu ....... ' ··fi
Thursday that she had rued taken Into custody Weclne5day, specl!lc earthquake predlcUon HO i. T SAID tile ooly I
the lull alter lootni an appeal officers said, four days alter by federal scientbt! -was Jlf!IC&Ullon !Jo pl....., was to
before the State Penonnel chlklren playing at a Loi1g !or a quake centered In a hilly "advtae !MM !hat have good '
Board, which upheld the Beach marina discov6ecl the sparsely settled farm, ranch bourbm to pit It In a sale I
CHP'a contentJon that male trunk containing the body of and vineyard area some 20 place." ~
sex la a lepUmate job Madia McLeisier, 56, miles southeast of here. He aald all-the town's 1,500"
e1nnoeent
FRESNO (AP) -Dr. Laney
Boyce Jr., a prominent F'n!o-
llO poychlalrlst, hes been found
Innocent ol murder 111 a SUper·
lor Court jury hon.
quall.llcaUon !or C11P officers. Lovell bas a long police '"lll&t's Interesting," said realdenti will do ts to malce
'MILL VAU$:Y (AP) -A finn and a long-time member son was a fonner college No bearing bu yet been set record and was admitted to rancher Hector Harris, whose Jo~s -"like Hect. my wife ..
Mill" Valley c:OlipJe and their or the Mill Valley Police music student. for the caae, ba said. Metropolitan State Hospital at acreage la located near the mateo a blQer lilake th ... ,
son, mtll'dered here a week · Re.serve. Ruth Schallock, 56, Brent William Bedayan, 22, ''Now 1.1\e burden of proof ia Norwalk for two years 1n 1987 predicted epicenter. ''We get that when 1 come home" -•
wu the daughter •o! a one· o! Mill Valley, has. pleaded In· on the highway patrol to prove alter being accused of at· quite a few earthquakea. When when the quata hits since .
Bayq\ had been """"""' In the OclC'16 abootin,q of Denton
"Dutch" McCoy, 4S. 'nl.e two
hod aculfled at lhe home o1
Boyce's ex-wife Jean, and
Boyce alJUecl that he shot Mc-
Qiy in 'lelf.<lelense when Mc-
O>y attacked him.
ago, were mourned at rttea: at-tJme Mill Valley city coun-nocent to murder charges in thlt only rnen can do this kind tempting to murder h i s they come, they come, that's they're used to tremors that .,
tended by some 400 per~ns, ct~ and their 1&-year-<>ld the three killings. · of work,1' Ford aald. mother's th1rd husband. all." 1l1e or big:er. i·
lncludlngadMenlocalpollce~,,.....~~~~--'-~~~~~~"--~~-'---~-~-----~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....:;.;'"---~~
officers. • ·> l! 1
e NoBlcl• . • SACRAMENTO (AP> -·The
state we 11 a re department
awarded a San Francisco firm
a 145.0llqe"'tract without com·
petlllv•·.111ddlni( and approved
~~ llOYllle•ta, says a
atate 41tic111 In a letter obtain-
ed by :!:lie Auoclaled Pret!S. The~l was with Mc-Klnaet· ~ Co., a San Fran-
claco ~ting llrm hired by
the SoclAl Welfare Department
In Aufli# ol !ut year.
e M'agee Trial
SAN'll'RANCISOJ {AP) -
Full Masonic oervlces were
held Thursday !or Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin J. Schallock and
their IOn Daniel, twbo were
shotgunned to deatH' outside
their burning home I a st
Friday •
Following the Masonic tile,
the Rev. Dr. Mlchael Taylor
read briefiy from the Bible
and from Christian Science
works. No reference wu
made to the manner: of the
trio's death.
Scballock, 81, wu a partner
.In an Dakland food brokeraae
Smudge Pot
Pollution
The dalense -final ..... " La So . h meni.,toclay In the mutder, w ug. t
lddnap trial o1 Ruchell1Maaee, ; ,, , , ~ .
the "other defendant' In the SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Anltela Davll cue. · Agricultural smudge po t 1
Tbo,..13-YHNlld black San would come under stricter air
Quentjn pr1lon Inmate la pollution regulations U the
char8jd with portlctpotlng In leg!Slature passes ·a bill In-
a bl~e5C8pe aUempl from trocluced Thursday by Sen.
the County Courlhollle cralg Biddle (R-Rlvenlde).
on A . 7, 1970, In which Super-Biddle said the-purpose ol
ior COOrt Judge Harold Haley the bW is to give county
and h l>tber perlOllS were boards more authority to
shot tO dmth. crack down on negligent uaera
l of orchard or citrus grove
·~ · heatera. He said he Introduced It at the request of the San
(AP) -A Bay Bernardino County Board of
Area Jlapld Transit .,.iem di· SUpervtsors. rocv.; has reolll!led, 18ylnf It la already unlaw!Ul for I
the lfSl<m'• stall Is unquall· person to dlBclWw• Into the
lied ~ bilndle-problema which atmosphere larp.quanUUea.ot
bave -am .....ice start-any contaminant wlilch ts as
eel, a Tapohoman aald. dark or darter thu the shade AmQI~ Andenon, 90, with designated as "No. 1 on 0,
BAl\'t4ilice Ila 195'1 lnceplloo, RlngelmaM Chart." , ~ · h l s reslR11atlon '!be bill wiluld extend the
Thursday, after the translt"sys-prohibition to 1mudae pots
1em'1 bcienl wted down a even though they do not pro-
$200,000 _.,,. to .. t up or-duce unCODIJU!led so 11 d
tlllllzatimal mtcbanlnna to carbonaceous matter in e•ceSB
opeed 1!P BART'• Improve-or one gram per minute.
mm! "'1e. It la ,SB 515. ,
air Raiser
Style Comb a Shocker
SACRAMENTO (AP}--Using electric ball' sty!·
ers can be a hair raising and possibly"fatal experi·
eqce, ~rts the California Consumer AffairJ De-
Par1ntent. The tltll.te ti ncy ~ Thursday on "801!1•
llhGcking mults1" of a COlisUmers Ulllon test of 32
hair atyl~. The rejlort llill the stylers dlsplayOd
"i:lllnllt leabp" even when the sWitcbes were off wbklr. could cause a fatal electric shock It the ap-
pliance ii accidentally dropped In a sink fUll Ol
waler.
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Town and Country Cutlery offer.
y.., I w~h to ootalft a"" Town and Country-· I~ I
can purchaM an addhlonal pltoe of tlnt>outtery MCh drM i bvy eight gallons or more of QUOJlnt from your at.ttlon.
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"' Opell !and la Joini" to loot lib , p>Ol1 patldJI ot 10
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' -• 1n Laguna'Jleadl. ,chamber or. ColllDletee ~ent
_Larry ll'llnt suiges!Aod the city m!Sht k6e!> existi•i park-
ing on the MiWi Beach Part lanila untll some puking
structures materialize in town.
"I don't thlut we need all that kreen land," Hunt
aald, rilerrinf •IO the El PaHo area ol the park.
Aade,from 'esthetlc., 1hfre'I at lelst on•·blg prob-
lem wllh Hunt'• stiggltt!Ot1, anll lt'a .an eoonomlc one.
Retaining the gar king lot wowd reintroduce. pba~ con-
struction, Into the ~k -J>llD, alld pliiise<l co~struc!lon
· ii one, i:euon 1'4• iOare\f way beyond 9riginal park de-•elopJlll!nt estirilates. · ' ' · · · · '
Main ,Beach l'ari land wu 'l>urdwed by the-pUblic
for a parl< at a oost 41 nearly·•t mlll,i0n (more than $6
mllllon I! Inter~ Is considered). That't just too high a
price for a parking lot.
· Moving the Highway
" , The lrvjn,e .Company bu been given hope that the ~ ma:r igree to bWld a new PaCific Coast Highway
iletween ,Lagunl!: Beach and COrona del Mar.
· ' The c9111pa)\y'• propo!al to relocate ·the highway
futther inlind -part way up the coastal bills -ii al
least feaBlble,'.says the Califofnla Public Works Deparl-
nient, and , negotiations .wiJJ get under way to determine
how costs·could be shared. ,
·" · Tllo. action has been J!l'lleted with guarded enthu· slum by Newport Beach oUictals, who would like to see
bow the re-routing might affect any future solution for
that city's traffic woes.
No definite stand on relocation of the highway can
-111r11nn-11y1Aguna·Beacb without a detailed-study, says
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look very f,vorably1 OD IrvlDe'a part pl,\QJ for tile area,
which v/oula binge on tel'?<'!~ of 16~-highway. ,
.. There ihav' been In~· n y ~gs on the Irvine
, coastal Pw,>, says J)oyd, pripdpally detliog wl\h poSii·
ble annexauon o< part of the ares'to LI~ Beach and
whether or not the 1rvthe Plalmer1-;eoufd1eccommoc!Jte
the "low silhouetW" )'eqWrecl ·under Laguna's )lelgbt
. limitation ordinance. . · ·
So far as tll~n~lf.:w~r. reloqation J!l'Opoaal JI con-cerned, it seem~ ely it will ;111eet mltcb ~on tro:m the south. , 1 , • : J · , ...
Apathe~c Response
Either the.population.alon~ the South Orange Coast
is very apathetfc, or it<Simply JS not alormed abaut-.pro-
posals to add a billion -dollars worth of nuclear reactors
to the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.
Ofiiclals of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission's
-A.tomlc Safety and. Licensing Board were led to believe
t,hal .a great concern ~led among local residents over
the plans to build the generating units.
Sq they schedWed a round of major hearlnJl' in San
· CI.emente to give lOcal residents a chance to voice their feelings.
But in three days of sessions. little more than a score
of local citizens turned out to watch.
The public must have known about the hearings;
the news accounts were abundant.
The next stage of the hearings, on the environmen·
ta! Impact of' the generators, will move back to San Diego early in May.
One can only conclude that along the South Coast,
the vast majority of persons either endorse the construe·
tian of the reactors or have no opinion.
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Best Things?. Gus -During the pasl several months, three ( J plaints o1 petty theft or insubordination mittee to determine what action shOuJd •1lr1,
members ot the Calltornia C.Ommlttee on to drunkenness, drug abuse, or lewd con-be taken -whether the individual'• '&l':..r· ~ lab'! It Ironic: j111t u the older gen-Teacher credentials have quit in protest. RUS WALTON duct. teaching credentials should be continued. '"'" ,;,. t ' eration la finally getting ~ Resigned in disgust. In 1970, there were S,000 such cases. In or revoked or suspended or (in the case :.::> .>r SYDNEY J HARBIS enough to lmpooe smoking baps In Each of the three believes that the com-'-----------' 1971 the number rose to 5,500. It ~ of a new applicant) denied.
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• · city council chamben, high sChool mittee's four-member majority has estimated that the 1972 total was about During the past several years, more·orr·.
• _ lf,udentl '1l!e demanding smoking displayed a consistent and improper pat-Scott, Long Beach, and Fenton W'll~, 6,000. than half of the cases heard by the tpm-•·Cf' ~1
'l'tloagbt1 at Large:
It may be true that the besl thfnp in
life are Cree, but the poor are too anxious
to enjoy them, and lhe rlcb too busy. • • • 'What ls "moral authority'"? lt ii
methlng In a person tha~ upon the firll
-.. ....... us..,. terrll)ly.that be
O! abe form a good f l!\llblGllofus. · • • • !· Wben reailen ask . ~ I aCQUfred the
antwen IO the word-'
quiz columns, I quote
Franklin P. Adams'
hOoeit reply on ·the
o I d "Information.
Please" program:
"A great part of the inlonnation I have
was ~ulred by looking up 10mething
and mething else on. the way." • • •
Most ergumenli fall to -persuade
because they are exchanges of ignorance
more than exchanges of opinion -and
everybodY prefers his own ignorance to
somebody else's. • • •
When teachers strike, my sy-thies
right.I' on campus . . • =· pl ~rmpeis~: Carmichael. Of that hlOnthly average of 500b cases, mittee have been "closed" by a 4-3 )IOte. • W ·: .
K. J. G. . about 400 were minor and were andled Closed, meaning no action taken; the in-.i 11111
81 Ven e .s .s • they THEY comprised the minority of the by the committee staff. dividual was permitted to return to the • •''
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are instinctively on 'their aide, because
~ I ever beard of · went into
~for the money.
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K liberal is someone 'who doesn't
believe the most depraved killer deserves
capital punishment -bUt bas the urge to
murder someone who pushes in line
ahead of him. (l know, because I'm that
Way.) Which for some reason reminds
me of Lillian Hellman's lovely line in her
play, "The Autumn Garden," when a
grown-up daughter asks her mother if
she bad ever thought of divorcing her dif-
ficult husband; the mother shook her
head vigorously: "Divorce, never -
murder, often!" • • •
Self-centered bores ought to recognize
Montaigne's injunction that you can't win
in talrng about yourself: "For lf yo~
belittl yourself, you are believed ; and 1f
you praise yoW'.seli, you are disbelieved~
charM, baa result.ed body that passes on the approval or classroom.
in owinl known denial, revocation or suspension, of • BETWEEN 60 and 100 cases were 1 ,
sex off~ ers, and credentials for teachers cliarged with. seriow;i ~ugh to Jle.t the attention of the IT WAS this habit of permissiVeneM, •'f,•lJ ::!.:auilooal. ty~:~ moral turpitude or other unprofessional ~ttee s executive secretary; 50--00 consistenUy taken by a 4-3 vote. itba;(~ 3
.,._, \.VllWI\;., conduct were disposed ot at that leRI. \ ca~ the lninority to resign in protest. ·~tio1
to continue teachfng • Tht:re: !'Cl' approlltnately t 8 o, o o · .'lbe•fiJ!janCe, 20 to 25 ~ J110111!1, were ,As~~t noted In his letler of, i •Jc
In ~ •pulilic credentialleiUeacbers In the stale. Eacll coosliei'ed' oerio\11. These dealt with r~tion' !\e 'fefused to be a party to a ~ "·" .sCboom, • • montban•verage~500cuesofmlscon-· bomoitxua~ty, pro!titu~,; 'rap·e, phll@r1alid action so completely tn.·• '!; .• ,
·Tbetbree ,membenwhoreslgnedare: dU:ct come before the credentials com-dnmtenbess, child moleatatioo, Jmault, . compatible ~Ith his own. There are, be' ,.,1a
Mrs. Dorothy Gibson, Upland-; Larry rruttee. Those cases range from com. murt\tf; etc. Such cases go to the com-believes, <ii:tain high standards of mora111Dru !
• · and prGfe9S.iohal conduct that must bet 11-:.1r
· • maintained.ff a teacher is to be worthy o£. '{il'"''
New 'Adv1·ser.s' --1·n v1·etnam· . 'cr:t:~afewoftbemajorilyactlons ... ,:..,. -that brought the resignations of the three 111! ~1
members :
r WASHINGTON -An estimated 20,000
civilian experts are quietly replacing the
military advisers who are coming home
from Vietnam. I n d e e d, knowledgable
sources tell us the figure eventually may
be higher.
He wrote last December about secret spend a year in Vietnam. In a typical
memo, the Defense Electronics SUpply
Center offers higher pay -"there is a 25
percent differential" -and promises
"fe-elhployment rlghts" after th~ ex-
perts return.
-Two female teachers were charged:l~11.,·~
The Navy's idea of "winding down" the with prostitution. One had offered herself"tWtl for $100 a night, the other's price was1w :;·1
U.S. :oie .• illaacrording l? ~ ~,emo, is to $50. The majority voted to conUnue-Uteir'l!t/ ><
recrwt c1v ns to assist. UJe ., ietnamese credentials :~1
to run their Navy, hand.Is; thetr military 1 A ma!~ teacher was charged wlth>n !~
supplies and equip their warships. . l~d. ~nduct. He pleaded no ~~t &o .'?''·~
An Air Force memo •appeals· ·for . sohating an .undercover agent ma pUbUeouu r.;
civilian volunteers to go to Vietn~ as . restroom. He was allowed to gq orr p:.
"ammlinition" experts. "military person-teaching children, by a 4-3 vote.
nel" managers and aireraft specialists. -A female teacher, known to 1>e a ~ o
-. "swioger and a switcher" was chirged1i;1i;rf• SIN'~ many . o_f these m 1 l i ~a r Y with having.oral copulation with several is vif. s~Usts in civillap clothes will be men at a "swingers' party." The ma-.1 ... ,:
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Pentagon plans to
keep military advis·
ers, posing as civil-
ians, in South Viet-
nam after the cease-
fire. Now we have
obtained addJUonal
details from internal
Pentagon memos.
Most of the new
advisers w i 11 be
The "positive Recruiting Lists" show
· "large numbers" of openings, the memo
>Urges, for "military components," add-
ing: "A high prlorlly, urgent re-
quirement exisU to mr these positions in
the shortest possible time."
workiDg near Viet Cong area~, any jority voted to let her continue u a 9 U .J resumptlOh of fighting .co\Jld result In teacher.
their capture. One of the American
prisioners just released in Hanoi was a
clvilian employe of Lear-Siegler, cap-
MR. SCOTr, who is the princiPaJ. at 1c•1l~
Douglas A. Newcomb Junior High School,.hl!I·~
Long Beach, is convinced that be ancts •1r!
Mrs . Gibson and Fenton Wllliaml r&1l:i~
represent the values and the stancla.r9!ah;a:
desired by the vast majority of peop1e·10.,...;
Ah, the young! Always seeking new
thrills to .the horror of their parents. And
now Newsweek magazine reports that
the rage among our youth these days is
still another chemical tum-0n they've
dlscCM!rod -alco-
hol
You can image
what lhil .bas done
to lhetr poor par-
eni.. And If you
can't, simply take
the case of young Ir-
win Wasp.
Now Irwin h a d
been drifting
through college for years. majoring In
love, brick throwing, macrobiotics, peace
and pot .smoking. His parents hadn't
spoken to him ln months.
SO IT looked 1lke another family scene
when ltWin staggered 1n the door, looked
at hls oarenta ,glassy-eyed and an·
nounced :;i,,.'God bless President Nixon."
"Oh, lrwln," said Mrs. Wasp, wringing
her hands, "You've been smoking that
dreadful merryawanna again.''
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so Mr. Wasp turned his son on to the .
bard stuff. And in no time, rrwin could
belt down a couple of ·martinis before
dinner just as well as bis parents.
Of course, alcohol, unlike pot, often
made Irwin aggressive · and belligerent.
Two weeks later, he was arrested with a
couple of chwnS for tossing a brick
througb • window1 while .on a spree.
"Well, kld! will be kids, ha, ha," said
Mr. Wasp, balling him· out of jail. "To
tell the liutb I go\ ·Jnto the same kind of
escapades myseU when I was your age."
BY NOW, Irwin bad developed a 110-a·
d•Y barrocln habit. To supporl it, he
went to work for an insurance company,
cut bis hair and married the . girl he'd
been liv!DJ with ll! sin.'
recruited from the armed forces but will
go to Saigon as employes of such cor-
porations as I'M', Sperry-Rand, Lear·
Siegler, Northrov and NHA, lnc. SOme
advisers, however, will actually remain
on the Pentagon payroll.
The Defense Department ls actively
recruiting civilians from its ranks to
A NAVY memo explains more
cautiously that civilians . are being
recruited 11to assist in winding dQ.Wn the
U.S. involvement in South Vietnam" -
as If sending more Americans to Viet-
nam will somehow .decrease the "io-
volvement. 0
tured in 1969.
We asked officials whether the agony
over our POWs might be repeated ·an
over again if civtlla'ns on the Pentagon
payroll should be caplured. OUr answer
was a shrug, a smile and the assurance:
"Well, this time, they are all volun-
teers. 11
Gold Has a Mystique All Its Qwn
To the observer with tuMel vision, the
speculative fever raging on tbe ~uropean
gold markets is: merely a classic case of
Inadequate supply vs. excessive demand.
But there is more to it than that. Gold. is
not just another commodity, Uke copper
or cocoa. It bas an age-old mystique,
s\ernming in large part from tta beauty
and scarcity. -
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
pound sterling In t93L And •P-
proxlmal•IY one-third bas been mined in
the past 25 years.
panies as a result of the current
speCj/lation. But he added that significant
increases in production· were 'not• likely luil.., the free-market price of ,gold'
reached 1100 .. ouoce aiid stay~ at that
level.
• and parents, and teachers and school a<P& ;0011
mlnistrators, in Calilornia.
r The seven members of the credential&uJr1•1b
-.Uttee are appointed b7, and reportqo" t
to, the state Commission on Teacbern<Jt .. !
Preparation and Licensing. T h el T
members of .\he ts-member Commlqloo1~11n
are appointed by the Governor.
Quotes
I K~ EDJs, L.A. woman rae1 c)
drlver;-"Women's lib has deviated IO fat o? O!
from what it was meant to be that' .lfi ~t~U
ridiculous. l',m not out to challenge men'm111 "l ~ego ... ·.all 1-..,.ant to de is fiDlsb first!' ·• :.!l
Dail Langford, L. A. -••it tsr aii 11
frightening lhought that soUtude •II •bul ~nung a rare commodity. What va1uitv la
IS SOlll<l of our progress u pr1-f "'I sacrlflCtd?" ·-J
"Nope," said 'It!fln 'wttJi . dlgni\y. "!
just consum.ct 'a Mn galfon of Ripple."
--Md'Wltlfllial1iefeU1lat-.n lits face.
Mt. Wasp happlly sl>ent a fortune on
the wedding . "It's worth it," he said
proudly, "knowing lr)fin will make
oocl''
g And b:wln did. By \he time bO was 30,
he'd reached the lhree-Iriartinl-IW1ch-
-1evel. Af'40De-OOOjl\t Ohly !lie bOi!Drin·
dies and cigars. , True, he smok'ed too
much, drank too much and ate too much,
but there's l1ll... te)ljng \l'bl\I ~Ill be
would baVl! reached -If be badri~ drop-
IT IS estimated that only 100,000 tons
of gold have been recovered Crom the
earth since the dawn of Ume. More than
three times that tonoage ol pig lroo ii
produced every y~. U all the gold min-
ed to date were melted together In a
.<!®. It woul.J::!. within the ba~ of a •baseball di d. .
Gold does not rust like lroo or tarnlsb
like copper aDlf lilver, nor ls It corroded
by air, water,or common adds. Thul, the
gold tnat one clvlllaallOll buries II dug up
by anoiber, .centurlel later, In mint con-
dltioo, llli\l&l1Y lo be burled again.
IN 'DIE PAST, hlcreasea ln the pri!:e
of gold have sUmulated prospecltng and
production. Tbls II what happened in
IJ34, when President FrankJln D.
Boooevelt ttduced the clollar'• aofd con-
tent l>y IO pen:en~ tberoby ralafn& the
price of gold from the old ll&IUtoey 191e
of QU7 an ounce to fll an .,__ lfla>.
dredl of marginal gold mftlM became
prolltable operaUons overnfgllt Wlthil\
four yem, gold prilduc:tloa nearly doul>
i.cl. The IMO output of -U million ..,,.,.. still stands u a Unlled States
record.
'!be United States Is the world's fourtb-
leadlng producer of kold -r but fl fs a dis·
tanl fourth. In 1971, the last lull year for
which figures are available, almost 1.5
rru1llm oonces ol gold were mined in thia
country. South Africa was No. I with SI.I
million ountes, Soviet output wu
estlmsted al 8.8 mlllfm OWICtS, oncl
Canada produced 2.2 million ounces.
lll06T of the speCulaUve ptouure oo
1old oomes from lndlvfduala and in-
llllutlonl -faith In cumncy values
bu been sbsi<en. But demand f0r aold by
llCllDlOOelary ,_,. bu been mounting
Jf>o. In the United States, which ae-
counta !or about -1ourth of the w..--1c1·1 lnduotrlal gold ~
--... bu doubled In tho
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DAILY PILOT Mr. Wasp looked down al the body of
his unconscious son and for the first time
in years bis eyes gleamed with pride.
"The ldd 's not stoned, mother,)' he said
to Mrs. Wasp happily. ''Bo's Cl!llllL"
WBEli Ill~ stumbled Into the kitchen the n~t 'moml4, Mn. 'M'°'p
WU wa!Ung for blJlf. "Weli; l cue' you
really tied one on lutlllifit, eti, 10D!" be
said.
"Yeah," said 1!Wfn· "Mind if l smob?u
"Smoke what?" -..a1ked Mr. Waap
~dpmt~. 11'1 the In thine
DOW."
''Sutt, sure, IOll. Have one of mine.
Now about this rweet wlnt you• .. beea
aw!llli!c. A Jtlltlemon really ou&ht to drink pn>perly ...
ped dead .ot 42. ' J'
His passing wu attributed to acute
coreopsls of the Jlver,.dlrotale delphinium
olthe lungs and.tertlari> aspldlstn of the
brain.
''WELL," sald Mr. Wasp consolingly at
the funeral, "at least be didn't waste his
life as • loog-balred, pot-<mqkina,
peacenltr, health food nut.
"Yes, dear," said Mrs.,Wup, dabt>lng
at her eyes, "l always hod faith he'd tum
out all right as ~ u he bad our lovfn&
parental guidance. •
"You bet," said Mr. Wasp squaring hli
shoulders. "He was a chip off the old
bJock."
More than three-fourths of all the gold
ever mined hai been mined durfn& th
20th century. More than ball of It bu
been mined B\IJCe the <foylJuatJon Of the
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Dear George:
Is It true that airmail atampa are
going up again! ~ C.T.
Dear C.T.:
AlnnaU mmpi'10inl-u¢ .
Knock It off, C. T., J'll do the
jokes.
(&lid your problems to George,
the originator of Sideways 'lblnk·
Ing. end inaD utn room In that
ball closet!)
It Is tao early .. loll, ~ ii the
I08ring r= •the .... -lrill pro-::,ce if: ~,g. ~ .::"':l
Editorial 'R•••<:b Iltfpurtl t111t be ex-
pected ''a tomld&lblll ilcrl!IMe In •
Uvlty" bj pi-!orl ud.mlnillC..,....
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-· Tiie troublO! is tbal gold prodllellall has
beel Jaai• 1leblnd the -. o1 the 1,,.
dlllltlal -... 1111, -~ 1-.o """ rGUlblJ II the be!-. Iii Jrll tlle
""'pply -flld felLllO .......... ol .i... mand. It Is paa1illle tbal many -
...... ol flOlll will~ other metals -,_ their ti ....... bly ...u. Jl'w a. .....watar Ud ordlolrY
di!-. -""'· Ibo laliled )'ellow metal Will cantlnue to east Ila lmslltlblt ap-
peal
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Thomcu Keevil, Editor
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For the
Record
Count1 Medical Vnit
Prepaid Health Proposed -
Of .. Dtilr "" ..... Diss01lt1tlon• SANTA ANA -A prepaid
A# Ma..aJ-ge healtll program fer Orange V' I rT'M& County which will allow tile
plfM M6rdl tt patient I free cflolc» Of physJ-"°" Ciani, boljllW. and Otller pro-
1'*""'°"' :;:;-~ ,~emw 1· vlden 1n hll own area hat
111 .. t•va, ll;&'frnond M. and Doroltty J. been proposed by the Orange w~~• . .ni.aro. Je!ll~ LH &1111 cnv. • .. ., C'.ounty Medleal Auoclation.
S.v ... , OOMld H. tM JOI! Alwt '"-•
Nktit. """''' Pa1r1c1t w ci.renct .i.itc lniUal ptOll'azn WOWd a::. Edith Wllll-IM l(..wth aerve Med)~ redplenLI and
KltiH, 11;e111r1 Wayne Miii tar.i .ffan the UIOClaUon bopa for I ~ J-.t '"9Y'lt ... ...,. 30i000 enrollment Jn lta .nm
hfMtlll,, ilMIW!th illl9f _. IMWln "Olt ' It'"', ll:kf\Md LM lfMf "-1 Eiln ' •
l!larlll\arl
l'bh, Tlmoltly P. 111111 Qoenot I . L...,.,..Ktlt, G«mtlflt J, 1M Richard • J .
• "''" Mardi l4 Walk..-, lorat11 ChrKHN IN Dickie ....
SnlCM<", Patricia EmtllNI Mlf IC.IMetll ·-Ft.chef", JUOV E. Mill 'AIMtt 0, LWll.,., SNroti E. aN JtN',., Jr,
l!lrMt.y, Jotwiy Mkt tnd LIW'lfld1 ....
M9rttlla~H. Md Mkhafl J. 8•1-. A. .. Md"'"""" "' s-1.,, a , W Cartta A.
WllllMWM. ~told •'-' a.tty , ..
... nllM, ltobWf Jllf 91111 Mat11nt IC,tr
•rooks. PllylN• _. .. Al•n C_.. w ......... ..__""*'•~•w
L::r,:•• ~Md lllt\Klt ~~~~:~~~~~~ Gtf°•kl .-~
SIM!t, JaM J, .,., o.ilit A.
ENROLLMENT will be open to people In fOllJ' cattaorlel:
aid to famlllaa with depoodmlt
cblldreu; aid to tbe tOtally
dllabled; aid to the blind; and
aocW security reclptenU.
The program, which would
be known as the Orarwe• Coun·
ty Foundation Healtb PlaJI,
waWd be oponaored by the
OrlltP County Foundation for
~I Care, an afllliate of
the rged1cal assoclatloll. ,
Approva~ of tba 81 a I e
Deputmenl of Hellth Care
&ervlw " neceuari: be.tort GI'-, Jr., v~ Ill. and c...ot A,, E's~kMn, CIVltflllllW lit. Md Atl'INlll
SlllltPI, $_,, ~ .... L.,,.,.... L.llCIU. s o '•
the projocl can bec!I!-__
'Ille ...., finand!IC P-io different. "'1lteld ol the cur-
rent method ol nlmbunlna
doctor• and bolpttala for
treatment fer Medl-C.al
aen1lleo, tile lllte would poy
premluma to fllw>ce tile
S)'l1em.
l'IU MEDICAL aS!OCU!tlon
·-llllt • 1<rl11 ol .. perate clin1C1 wlll not be Ml
up but patlent1 will cont-to
be treated by indlvldual doo-
ton Ill their omoeo.
Everett J. llannister, tho
auodatlon11 es e cut Ive
se<!ret.ry. Aid tile Current
Ecology
.Assessment
Scheduled .'
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syal@ .nol oolJ 1"YJ dorun aboal II ,. •• i. 11u,
tllelr normal ........ feet, bul
also tal<io u Ioac aa ~YI
montha to pey them. n,, net ....Wt lo that mlllY
doctOrl ... Nlullng to ocoept
new poUent. undtt Medi-Cal,
IOl<IDg many nclplaote to
-... lmtnl. -their_ COlllDll-rllllltlal Jn I
trwportatlon problem.
TBB NP plan will J114ke
"blab quality lllldlcal cue
avillablo on a ..=~ide bllll iD each "ty,'1
Baanlllot eal4. i
SchoQls' Sampl,e
Ballot,s Mailed
OUIG£ COUNTY
'Y' Women
Slate Flea
Mart Event
SANTA ANA -.An A1ll1que
and Flu Mm will be
SANTA /\NA -Bamplo two, four, tive and seven. •pommel by Iba Sonta Alla-
'llallota dttailin lrllltee el • TllREE BOARD or educa· Soutll Orango COl!Dty YWCA
tions f0r voter! in 10 Orane;; lion Setlt.5 are at stake iii eJgh.t through Satardl)" ln Santa Ana
Coast IChool districts went in other Orange Coast school to raise funda for a child day
the mat! today. Balloting Is ·districts : Caplatrano Unllled, ~ ~ ~ent featur-=1:4 f~';"~=.l!.wl!t~ ~~'.~;:..:,"~,"~1:J".!; Ing more than'71 booths will
IOI tot Aflt'll 10, county of-High, Westminster Elemeo-be at tile YWCA building at
flcflla Wei. tary, Laguna Beach Unified, 1411 N. im.,d1117_
A total ol 30 board of educa· <><:.an View Elementary, Seal It will be.open from noon to
SANTA ANA -Orange lloll .Ull tbroulh®I Iba JO Beach Elementary and S.d-Ip.JD. Frtday and from noon to
County's efforts towtrd en-area diltrlcta wU1 be declded dleback Community College 6 p.m. Saturday.
vironmental protecUbn Wm be 1o tbe-'Aprll 17 electlon. Districts. Sandwiches, salads, desserts
e1plored ton!ght at the 18th · Candidates for two seats on and homemade IOups also will
annual Conservation Dlnoer of SINCE THE election dlte the Coast commwtity College be sold eecb day.
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Man Deemed Sane
Fae-es -Murder Rap
SANTA ANA -A man defe1*mmurderebarg ... ·~ lfO PM_PI' wu boolced Dec. :!O, -found inaaJle ~-yem ·-jtel by poUce wlii> accused
after be allecedlY abol his Jilm' of tile m~ of his
lister to death and then took ,111ttr, SU..n, II. 'f'liey said he
on Santa ADI police in a two-abo1 her to d11th oq tbe stttet
hour gun battle bu been oulllde the l'*rker borne and
or<iered to face ltial June 11 In theft fle4lded for neuby orange
Orqe Counl)' SUperlor Court. ~ C1ft1111C two rifles
Judge Jame> Turner .. t tile with 1ilm.
trial date for Robez1 Eugene ·He used those rifles to keep
Parker, JI, aborUy after It more than liO patrobnen at bay
wu niJed lllat )'ltk'er bad for more than tll'O bolJrs.
.-vered his lllllty and was Parker was shot twice In tile
now able to conlilbute to side during tile sklnnlsh.
UNITY
ME T :.t\. PB Y SIC: AL
BOOK STORE
OPEN 10 • 4 ••• MON.· FRI.
* Enjoy Our Meditation Readlnt Room * ll'OWll Through Ollr londlnt library
1827 WESTCLIFF DRIVE
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF.
PHONE 646-5111
Dl•l·A-Modltatlon-446-7757 ~..R.~-"..=i . i;enwr Date ·
Edw1ITT11, S.lldrl Mtn. Md ltmllll sfu-~ ·. Night Set ''-·' -~--.
the Sea and Sage Branch of flllt within the lpr1na VICI· District board 1l10 will be on 'l1le day cue center is being
the National Audubon Society.' tlon period, absentee vollnl ls the ballots of West Orange planned to aerve low and
John L. Allday, of the espected to be higher than'li~Co~un~t~y~an:d'.:::H:ar:bo:r~Are::a'.:::~m~edl~umE~lnco~m~e~-f~a~m~l~ILi e~s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Orange County p I an n in g usu~. County Voter Registrar voters. throughout Orange County.
Department's Environmental Davtd Hitchcock said.
Quality liodion, wiU b 1 Registered votera seeking Jwvl1, , Al:f ~ • ~ • ~~~.!.:.:~:;. InS~A~
~';::,~ h-, -l'Jr' IM. ~A .ANA -A da1'iii for ~,.:;.,~-.---over io.~1if,wm ~~... ~~fr~••· 1a1ce p1aOe • • • IOOJibl 111 &~· : #r..j?J1'~.,.,. · tho mill~<,tetel'll at
M:v.J• "~NVI ~"' ,..._. Santa Ana e, 17th and
:-, Brlltol llrMto bi Santa Ana. i:~.. ,~:J:J~;., J,dmlNlM II fl. ~--IM) end CIM .lt..1.-al-.-' ir ...... 1111~ • Tbe "~ senior•" ,.. ~ MillJl1 , ~Is a-nd by the oom-%:~~·lr:-..... ,,.~":'fifJ~ 'sw mUntty ser\rlcea 'division at the
8~ii(.i'i'liJ~ • .e,~ra1;,:i1 college. Friday's dance is the tr..• . ,. c J•'"" •nd ~n• first in a seriell.. ·
~ ~ R.. •nd NOl"INn Music will be provided by
a.St• .,: Jul!• Ann •nd 1tk:t11rd the Lue -Me I· Lee trio.
~~~: P-1..., ~. ~~~ "'· Refre.sbments will be served.
fMtund 1polker at the l :lf =i::-:t.lrt!r 9:i, ~ C'"" tJ; at tile Finl Olrit-. caatity l'lllattlr'• ~ at ~Clim ~. 14 'per peraon lilt E.-Cbe.tlnul St,. ."1nla
and re1ervaUoM may bt madt ,Aoa,111 complei. the fOflil.
with l>r. Carl c_ w..,...., toa · ma~ ~~u1:°~iJ
N. ~ford St.: Fullert00. IUllllt, "!ldttss! ltpl IJFlture
Th•1 evllllng s speaker bu and an expllliatlon ol why
been emp)oyad by the co1D11j !bay will be Wllble fo>Wte OD
1lnce lltll and dtd research J.prU 17 • •
leadlnl the <0unty to adopt I ·II 1 w poi I•. M"·• 1 a
mandatory environmental bn· 'Unlited School Dt9trlct vOlera
pact statement for all public will decide on four trustee
and private projects. terms which expire this year
• Be Wll allo on a ccmm.lttee and elect board repreaen
of planning d e p a r t m e n t tatlves from trustee areas
1peclall1ts which aoalyled tile
1971-submitted Irvine Com-
pany master plan. ' =-'b--:S ~~:;;: ~nd ,..._;nJ:;.;·1 6tber:J1Dancing Senior dates ~~'"' H«t1tr1 L-.. ....... are A e and 20; May -4 and '"!f:".~,.;i."4·~:on,,.•· 25 j J 1a00u: Julye and p lka D ~=,,.,.· .f!len ;. ·:: Art,~ V(. 20· Aua a and 17 0 an ~""".~~ ~i.tl "~1~•,: t1.r1•11"" F• or m'ore' lnlo·_:.at'1on oall Ce
Car Buying
Clinic Set ~· Lvnn Cl'turd!IH end Mlct1111 ~ ... ' K~li:.~ JMn •nd Rklllrd the college at UT-~~· s s da =~"."~J:•rt ... ···•t i11 . . et atur y ~~v··~ Plane~rium sl.NTA ANA -The Polish
ORANGE -''Wheel s,
They've Come A Looi Way,
Baby" 11 the UUe of the ~
cood Jecturi to II<\ presented
by the Orana• Coull!)" Office
of Conlumei' Alfalra, Thurs-
day, !.jarch II al HuhlDfer
Hall, Chapman College, 1133
Nortll Glassell.
""" .,_. ·._.,. Nltional Alliance of Santa Ana .~"' Q ··heduJ It sponsoring a polka dance ~~' ~ es and sauerkraut·sausage dinner Akt"'·. 1 , • -. at '9 p.m. Saturday at st. ,..~~~ M • Sh .. Gregory the Great Church hall r:f:::t oon OW 'In Whittier. The p u b 11 c is Invited
Admission to the dance Is $2.
Dtnnera a1So include dill
pickelea, rye bread &'ft d
homemade pastries are $1.
Jim Shimanoff, director of
the Office of Consumer Af.
fairs, will coordinate the pl'9-
gram which includes pitfalls in
buying used cars, problems of
mobile homes, a n d a
discussion on warranties.
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ARBUCKLB •6 SON
WESTCLllT MORTUAl\Y
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4%7 £. 17tll 11.. c.oto -......
BALn-daonoN
FUNERAL DOME
Carena de! Mir' '1Mll9
Costa Mesa • 14 .. .NU • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUJ.RY
119 Broadway, Costa Me11
u~m • McCORMICK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
1715 Lagana Canyon Rd.
4M-!Mll • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL P.uut
Cemetery Mortal!')'
CUpel
3SGI Pactfle View Drive
Newport Beach, Cllllonla iu.noo • PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
7801 Bolsa A'e.
We1tmln1ter ttwl15 • SMimS' MORTUAl\Y
627 Main St.
Huntington Beacll
5.IMSH
BANTA ANA -Free public
showings of "Astronauts Walk
the Moon" at the Tessmann
Planetarlwn at Santa Ana
College are, O,ffered at 7 p.m.
each Tuesday and Thursday
thrcugh March.
Groups of up to Z5 person•
can make retervatiofls
Tuelday shows. Thursfl~
Umlt Is IS person1.
Student groups are lnvlt
to special school s)\owin·
ea ch Tuesday. Reservntin~
for any of the lhows at 17f
and Bristol Streets can l:
made by calling 547-9561.
Planetarium director Ro·
Smith demonstrate1· In th•
program how the Apollo trios
to the moon have lncrea~
knowledge about Jtl phases
and rotations.
A complex projector is used
to "transform" the dome ceil·
ing of the planetarium into a
night aky.
lIT'S BE FRIENlll. Y
If you have new neighbors
or know of anyone moving
to our area, please tell u1
ao that "'"e may extend a
frlenclly welcome and help
them to become acquainted
in their new surroundtnp.
So. Coast f isltor
4'4-0579 494-'361
Harbor Visitor
646-0174
Dave Miron and h i s
orchestra will provide music.
Tb• ball Is at 13935
~e1..-apb Rmld.
The program bel(lns at I
p.m. and is free.
I GROUP -Rot. $42.50 to $69.50
SPORT COATS .. , _ -. ONLY
1 GROUP -Rot. $90.00 to $115.00 $2CJ88
SUITS N;t'~11 . . . . . . . . SALE '
1 Groitp 1 Grnp
Wmlt 'N Weor wm 'N w..,
IVY & FU.ll Lo .. s .....
. SLACKS DRESS
l ... SI.DO te SHIRTS
$12.00 .... $1.00 ..
SJ.ts pr., ., •• , $11.00 SI.ti ... ., 2 s700 "'· 2 ,,, s700
LEON'S
and BIG 'N TALL
1 fifll•P
All Wool
SLACKS
... $11.00 ..
$11.H
$8'1
MEN'S
SHOP
227 E. 17th St., Mesa Center
~n Thrifty II S1f1w1y e ALL llAUJ f!llAL t
Yoll'te lnvitect To Our la1becue D1monst1-aHon!
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We'~• having a cotkingi d•mori1tr~tiorf~on Chirmtlow(t t•• birb1cu11 tomorrow
M1rch 24 from 11 +, 4. Pl••1• come and 1nfoy the fr11 l111on, then 'i
brow1t threugh our gardtns, •nd p•t!o ~hop. We h•!• new lln11 of Troplton,
I Br~wn J1rd1n ru1f.fr11 •lumlnum, wicker •nd wrouoht Iron furniture ind ..
oolorful dl1pl1yi of patio 1«111orl11 1nd,9ift1. . '
0 • • • • • -. ROGER'S GARDENS
COSTA MESA 2221 Fairview Road• Phone 642-8686
PIO
Ge ...... D•••-••llt• ..... _ ........
OPEN DAILY FROM 8 to 6
SAT .-All: 24-9:10 ..... lo 6 p.m.
MISA CENTER
East 17th St. at Ora119e Ave.
Costa · Mesa
the . SHE shop
e DISCOUNT WOMEN'S WEAR e ·r shot I ........ T• Nt.00 -DRESSES ........ $5.99 to $9.99 I • WOMENS
SANDALS Rot.
to $16.95 ...
RIG. TO Sll.fS·WOMINS
' CLOGS ....... I . .. .. .. . $990
' 11ca. $4.tt. son sou
BABY'S SHOES
WOMIN'I
STRETCH
ODDS'N INDS
LEOTARDS ·
& nGHTS
BOOTS
.1/2
$100'
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Pricel
225 E. 17th ST • ...., COSTA M~SA
-548-2778
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Lo6I ......... T• $26.00 I
SKIRTS .............. SALE $5,99
I tMW-JPw.oo-I J CAPRIS ......... $3.99 to $6.99
-----" I i!i!i -I juf!tp" SUITS .............. $8.99 I
, .... $24.M
J LADIES TOPS . . . . $1. 99 . to $4. 99 I
the SHE -shop
DISCOUNT DR'SS SHOP
261 E. 17th St. -Mesa Center
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FROM Fash ion Island
Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OE THE HARBOR '
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QUE IE By Phil lnterfcincll
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"I'll have to usei::;~~t card. I can't reach Into 1111 pocket without over bljckwards."
L. M. BOJd
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Penici11in Boon
To Bulliighting
That medical speclallat who makes the greatest amouot
of money, It's sald, i.. the radJoloc!sl. '!be -who keepo
the moot rogu!or olllce boon, bowev«, i.. illlown to be the
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ANY LADY GARDENER who bas lndlle cleonlng her
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!iniemalls mlcbl wish to llnow •
llCnlbblng --pule -In • dandy IDll!IDe1'.
HOOTEST ITEM oo tho marUt
since the !Illa hoop, I'm told, Is that
'AWd game knOwn as 1'Seelr: & Find."
A nm iln the out!eU In recent weelo!
bas JiibV..t -2.5 millioo ol lhooe jn.
tricUln8 ~ ...
BXPERTS KNOWN u borpeUlloglsts claim the !em-
~ need clani• no more than ooe tbousandtb ol ooe
degree for a smib to nollce K.
THE GROWN MALE muet ox weigbs-800 P<81l<k-
Bulk ooly -8 o1zUi • niucb U -1 llleer, Why catllemen
hereabouts doo't nilae musk oxen, lllerefm, ls a mylUlry.
Will check furtll«.
QUERIES -Q. "Do the (lihwe ~?"
A. That they do. M<i'e than 11'11 other country except
the United Slate, In fact. U It ......,'t !or lartlfa and tues,
you mlgbt be omoldng P"'llY cigars, sir.
Q. "OF AIL THE MEN who've flgured In bull!lg!X!ng,
who'1 the moet revered in Spain?"
A. Sir Alennder Fleming, tile developer ol peri!c!Dln,
I think. Reolly. Spaniards credit lim with saving tbe H,...
ol a whole batch ol -. And the bullllglJlers themae!veo
lllY -be clrfemed up -jlenDlts !hem to stand cloeer to tbe bulls.
DO YOU REGARD yooneJf ao tho! fellow called "the
...,..,. -~man?" It ao, you put In m. ho!ll'l M min-
utes -day to Pl1 ,.... ...... Thal'• """ hour JI min-
-federal, and 51 --and locol. Or' .. tbe computer boys now repri. ' ' ·
LENGTHY SILENCE -The too ..-S lhared a
me-room cabin near ()tnlsteo, N.Y., for ·G .yean without
ever saying a word to each other. So -tbe one at
tile other's funeral. 'ibey'd bad an argument tight alter
· they'd moved Into tho place, llld the llW'Vlvor, ., tliey
divided the room In hill with a chalk line. Except at .lhO
doorway, neither evet" m•ed U. llne, tbil' fellow ev«ed.
Won't mime nameo here, becauae I can't believe tho -otmy.
Ao far u you ia»w, -·· the longeol time aoy lwo peo-
ple, capable ol talk!ng, lived under the same root In -· sllenc:o!
SIR, IT BAS BBEN PROVED that power bnbs In
good cmdlUon do not stop the car as qulcltly u JDeCban.
lool brakes In good coodltloo, positively proved.
DID I TELL YOU tbe W. Atlee '.lbi>ee Seed COIDPIDY
will give l'l'I $10,000 If l'l'l 001 -a -marlgdd! By whlle,lmeenreollywlllte.
l!RB'ITY.COMICS-Sometljng In oomedy bu changed.
y..,.. agO. vk<ually all aiml<a dklll1 just tolt funny, but
lookeiffunoy. Oxnediano ........ 1 bandlome. <llarHe <lllp-
lln. W. C. Fleldo. Groudllr Mon. Lou OJotollo. So on., -I
tlley ·are hlndlome. Or many are. Dan -· Dtclr: van D)'ke. Rlch IJttle. 1111!' °'!bl'· Joimny C8ram. So oa. Why
the dllferem>e 1 . I
Addre8s mail to L. M. 801/d, P. Q. Boz 1815, N..,.
port Bea<h, Calif. 9%880. • •, .
Mail Flap
Letter Takes 21 Days .
BulldJll& UP1'1 Wublngtm ad-dreu." -
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WASHINGTON (UPI) ;:_ A
letter beating two _,.
pootmarU and • -lo !lie
pool oflict tcraW!ed -the froat ol thl enveloDe arrived 'lbundaJ at thl UPI olllce
here.
The pootmarl<1 wn March
JO and March ll. ~hod
wrUlen In Ink on U.. .. velopo:
lmlde wu • news releue
i..... llln. alllanl I>. cu., j
(R-NJ.), reproducing a letlot •
be -to Po1tm1Utr :I
a-ti Blmer T. Kl•-!\ _.....,. of ''no bn·
pro-In tho po1tal -··
ANAHEllll
"P08'llllABl'llB• 'lbll letter
addreaed to lhe NaUOtlal
!'ml Bulldlnc bu been
returned to thl• olllct, Room
315 S.0.B.. (~ OIOct Bolldlni) on flve different ..,.
cas!ono. Pleue redirect to
Room 315, NaUOllll Pre91
444 N. E11cl14 1714) 11s.a121
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Friday, Marth 23, 1973
the
johnny ~arson
sport ~oat
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NEW!OlT HUNTIN6JON IEACH OlANS~ lllALL OF OlAN6E
47 F•ihlo" l1le~ (714) '44·1211 7777 Etlin91r Av111111 171 41 lt2.Jlll 2100 N. Ttnth~ Streit 171'41 991.11 11
SHOP 10 AM. to t :lO l".M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. SA.TU"-DAY 10 A.M . to 6 P.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON to 5 P.M.
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• VICTORY AHEAD -Dennis Conner ol. San Diego, w i th Olympic champion
: Lowell North (in white cap) as tactician, breezes past a loaded press boat on his
way t~ one of his 10. victories in the Congressional Cup match race series. Con-
• ner clinched the senes in a sudden death sailQff against Henry Schofield to
. ' break a four-way tie. Olbers In the tie were Tim Hogan ol. Newport Beach and
Graham Hall of Larchmont, N.Y.
CUP WINNER -Olad In the traditional crimson blazer, symJiOlic 'ol. winnlng
the Congression1li Cup, 'Dennis Conner of San Djego accepts the famed yadltlng
kudos from Palll Smith, general chairman of. the •race fo.r the host Long Beach·
Yacht Club. Conner will have bis name engraved on the trophy and receive a
take-home memento.
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Weekeiad c:alendar
Local Boat,s Vie
lit San Nicolas
There ii no formal yathtlng urday and Swiday.
competition listed in Newport KING HARBOR YACHT
Harbor this weekenct. CLUB -Spring Regatta, all
Of primary interest in classes, Saturday and Sunday·
SOuthem California is Los C A L I F 0 R N I A YACHT
Angeles Yacht Club's 160-mile CLUB-Anacapa Island Race
San Nicolas Island race, the (Overton Series) OR, PHRF,
fourth in 11>",Wbitney Series, Saturday.
in which a nulnber of Iocal SOUTH C O A ST COR-
yachts an!·ontered. ~the INTHIAN YACIIT CLUB -
top contendeni in the Whitney Intraclub Regatta , Sunday;
Series are.J Dick Deaver's Sabot Invitational, Sunday. Gounterpo~, sailing for the San Diego
host LAYC, and Bob Grant's SAN DIEGO YACIIT CLUB
61-foot slQOp Robpn from _ Sugarloaf Rock Race OR,
Newport·Harbor Yacht CluJ>. saturday; Hussong Trophy
'lb& san Nicolas Island race Race, MORF, Saturday.
gets under way today at 3 North and Inland
p.m. ANACAPA YACHT CLUB -
Als.o on the agenda at LAYC Coastal Series No. 3, Saturday.
is the fourth of the Little Whit-WESl'LAKE YACHT CLUB
ney Series for Midget Ocean -Spring Serles No. 2, Sunday.
Racing Fl"l't yachts, and the ' SANTA BARBARA SAIL-
Fred Harris Series for Pacific ING CLUB -Opening Day;
Handicap Racing Flef!t. This' Spring Series, Sunday.
race ls a »miler around the ii=========::; oil Islands, starting S3turday.
The complete Southern
California Yachting Associa-,
tion ca1endar: Conner Cops Controversial Cup Crown
Los Allgeits-Long Beach
LOS ANGELES YACHT
the committee -and it had to why? The replies w 'ere reason. Schofield had already decision bt the clubhouse, CLUB -San Nicolas Island By ALMON LOCKABEY ........ ,.,. At any rate, Conner is the
whmer -and here's how : be solved hurriedly. Would various; OO~ten Conner during series. Muir said a four-way tie was Race (Whitney Series No. 4)
SPRING
SALE
NOW ON!
Dennis Conner of San Diego
must be the most unpopular
winner of the Congressional
"Cup in the nine-year history of
.the event.
there have to be a sailoff "There is no third place in wtprecedented and that the starts today, 3 p.ni.; Oil Island this series." TO COMPlJCATE matters, Congressional Cup rules gave Race (UtUe Whitney), Salur-YOU WILL recall that the
nine race series wound up in a
four-way tie. Conner, Henry
Schofield of Long Beach, Tim
HoSan of Newport Beach
(sailing for the Nor t h
American Yacht Ra c Ing
Union) and Graham Hall of
Larchmont, N.Y., all finished
the series with 6-3 records.
between the four skippers on "It's a bumriier." Co~ soundly beat Schofield the race committee f u 11 day; Harris ~ies, PHRF,
Sunday. That would have ln-41lt's a farce.. Schofield has in the · sudden«ath sailoff. discretion as to bow it was to Saturday.
volved. three more matdl already beaten Conner and That makes 10 races 'they be setUed. , Senta Monica Bay
races. should be. the winner." have sailed and each bas 0 We could see no other way ASSOC:lATION OF SANTA
·, · Not because Conner lln 't a
-nice guy -not even because
""he isn't one of the top sailors
.. )n the SOuthland -or even the
Downey Muir, the astute A close look at the records beaten the other. to decide It," said Muir. MONICA BAY YACHT
chairman of the race com-showed the latter to be true. So now Schofield has reason And "Conner is the new (but CLUBS -NA YRU cham-3467 ... Lw.-Ntwport leoct.
rite•: 673-4110 mJttee, hurrledJy calculated As long as it was a two-boat to be bitter. highly disputed) Congressional pionship eliminations (Sears,
salloff there appeared to be no Questioned a b o u t the Cup champion. O'Oay Adams Mallory sat-that Conner had beaten Hogan 1~-----'-'-------~----'---'---=:.:__=c...:::=~=------=-=:!..'..·..::::=::·..=:::;::_,_• .::::~=========
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• Or maybe it's the race com-
• mil tee and/or judges who will
; be fending of! a little heat for
tome Ume to come. After all,
they, not Conner, were the
; Sinai arbiters ol the highly
controvenial outcome of UtLs
· year's cOngresalooal.
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There have been two-way
ties for first place in past
Congressional Cups. T h e y
were always decided in 'avor
of the man who had beaten the
other during the series.
But how to break a four-way
tie? That was the problem of
and Hall ; Schofield had
beaten Conner and Hogan ;
Hogan had defeated Hall, and
Hall had defeated SChofleld.
SINCE CONNER a n d
Schofield had the best records
against the other two, they
were chosen to sailofi for first
place and Hogan and Hall
were to sail off for third place.
All the cooteotants wanted
to see a three-race sailoff for
first -two match races sailed
simultaneously and a third
between the winner of those
two.
Hogan and Hall asked for
redress but were told that the
-. · A year-an>und boating in-According to SCMA pres!-decision had already been
·formation center to provide dent Pa u I Albrecht, · the m8de by the race committee .
. ihe public and Industry free ""4Ung information Center It was referred to the panel of
· will be ~of SCMA'1 overall pro-judges and they concUrred ~ information on all aspects of gram to help Southern Calltor-with the race committee .
• boats and boating will be nlans to get the most out of Signals were hoisted for the
Boating lnformatio1i
. Center Opens Soon
·.;Operated on a full-time basis boats and boating. race between Conner aod
: by the Southern Calilornla Membership in SCMA Is SChofleld and they got away in
: )! a r i n e A s 1 0 c i a t i 0 n composed of approximately a brisk, coo1 breer.e. Five
starting April I. 3lO Southland firms. minutes later the start slgnail Persons having questions for were hoisted for Hogan and
1 The center will be staffed the SCMA Boating Center may Hall. They were no where
• and open fer inquiries from 9 phone collect from anywhere around. 'Ibey were motoring
a.m. to ~ p.m... dally, Monday in Southern California, (213) up the course to watch the
llrougb Friday. Kinds of in· 674-1888. Written inquiries match between Conner and
_ fonnalion that will be should be sent to: Dept. M, SChofleld.
available for quiet reference Boating Information Center, are: c/o Southem California Ma-THE PRESS boat pulled
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inotors a n d accessories;
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equipment in specific areas.
, Othen are current boaUng
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of boating classes; places for
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: ·mation on new nemaMne prod-
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area yacht clubs; listing of
major boating events, and free
• literature on timely topics.
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priests' reactions on such PUB.UC NOTICE NOTIC:• OI' itUILtc: H1Aa1Ho nm: =:-oan lMcl•nl a1N. Ho. Mlrc11 '· 16. ~ ». 1m -.n 11::!:c.'1,... J=Dor0.·~~m1on, 9 2 o E•l•t1 Of ~~ HQ.l!N MP,t topics as premarital sex, NOT1ce 1s HEllEaY GIVEN tNt • 1115'5774, UcanM No., C•lltom1• o•n1 PUBUC NOTICE Thi• Mina• 1, conc:1ue11c1 by • een1r•• r:otto, DtcMM«.
adultery' birth control and un-sull'&Rtoll =T 011 TMI! ~1~11":'J: cl:.uof~-~~ "!:.f;ri :i~~ l• w 11\it ~ ol Mfl•tth-v • u. "''""·:~ c. llt•ttnne"" er:~& Of1stt!'E,:!!Y n!'.!:"'~.t1 conventional sexual practices. ST.t,TI 01' CALIFOltHIA t'Olt 1, 1973. ,, ttll """"" Of, 6:JO ""' .. or •• llM of ""' unOanl~od fol' of_'=w.t~~ t'ICTITtoUS IUSINISS Tllll •Ill-I Wt• fll.o wtlll tM COUii· '"'' •II '*'°"" hlvk'lt dMlfl• t1•l111t ...
Vatican pr·-. spokesman THI COUNTY Dt' 01tAN•• _,.. 1"9,.. ... "'* rntltor n'lll'I' be 11111 3ll7l of the CIV" (I • of Id NAM• JTAT9Ml!NT ty Clerk ol 0r•"9• Cou11ly on Mlrcll 6 ... Id <llctdant .... r9qlj(red to fllt """" ~ MO. A·7UM hlllrd, 111 t1tt CCMICfl Chl"'bW"' tilt Cfty C•llfOrfll• loet'I*' Wlftl l;Cllb • Tiii 16flow!MI pel"Mn .. "°"" 111111-tm wfl!I t"' _ .. ry vouclltt'I. 111 tlll offtcii Fed I Ale ··-·~-' d h NDTIC:I 0111 HEAlllNO Ofl l'tlTjTK)N H•ll. n F1lr OrlW, Cott• Mffl, wrfllll'lll and ........ -"1'· ••• • PDM2 of 1119 drtrk "'"" '"°""" lfttltteli Q!Wt,•w er co SimalWmi sai t e l"Oll PR09ATll 01" WIL&. AND t"OR c.n1om1., on "" folloWlllO Ptfltklllt for O•lld ftll• IOltl A'I' of IMrdl. tm II: .. ' LIGHTING .. MAHUFAC· PUbllshtd Ot-•11111 Cotll D•lty Piiot to prfffl\t "'-"'' with Ill• MCIUltY naiP bad committed ' 'a LITTIRS TESTAMl:NTAllY Cfltngt In ?QM: L. IECKER, A!illlll TURING, 17'7W DYPlrS. Clrc.W, lrvlM, 1 U. » l'13 .u-n YOUCl!trs. to ttit uftffrtllll\ld 1t the offlct r-e., ... of ANDREW F. SPATZIEA:. llfO A:ElOtU! ft&TITtoN R·""°"" bttng IPubll.tlld Or•• Coast Ditty ":;; C•llfor11I• '2701 Mlrd'I '· .. • of tltorMp, SLAVl'TT, EOELMAH A"'O particularly odious violation of know11 ••A. F. sPATIIEA:, D«MMd. • tt1t1 pt11tton « the e1111i. « J•ck s. M1rch :n. 1m 1 \.lahllllf Ol•lf'lbutln. inc.. • PUBLIC NOTICE we1sm-1t, uu wi111111,. 11VC1., suri. 10». the sacrament ol r.•ance" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tt'lll R&11b •1111 A:or;:hntff lnYfltlMftl Corn· c1nf«nt1 Corpor1tlofl, 11115-J lk""rk lltwf1'Y Hiii•· CtHforftl• to711, wMctl •• Jollll•IDll &. WlllOl'I lncOl'porlt.O, •llOl'nlYI P"llY. 136 Rodlllt'lr $tl'Ht, Cotf• Mftl, PUBUC NOTICE Clrdt, lrvl111, C.lltwl'lll '2107 fhl pit~ of M111tn of ttit ~'9Md 111 and fell automatlca ly under ••• _, 1t 11w 11at 1111c1 hl!'•ln • pa1111on tor tor ....,11t1011 t. ,._ .,.,.., Thll blltlMh 11 111111\Q conduclrld by • • US46 111 mtttwn ptrt•t1111111 10 1t11 "'''-of,Mld h ' ProMlf ol Wiii •!Id fol' lllUll\Cf of Lit· loUted •• 131 Ind 131 £••• ltltl Strtlf. MOT1C• TO ClllDfTOltS Corporl!lon. HOTIC• TO CREDITDRt dtclclellt, wtlllln lour rnotrtlll •flw ttw t e excommunication order Wlnt•r Damane 11rs Tnt•"""''"' to the petln-r, trom Cl.C:P 11\d c1 t. R4. ••••RIOlt coun OP TM• R-ld o. •-· ttf'aldtnt su1Pe11:10R cou11:r o• THI 11r.1 Pllblte.tlon of thl• 110tlc .. cutfl..... them off from the ~ -lJI •eletenc-10 Which I• madt for fl.H1flar RElOHE ll'ETITION R·~ being flOltHIA flOA Thi• •tllll'!llllt flltcl Wfftl the Countv STAT• 0,. CALIP:ORHIA 111011: D•tld March 13, 1'13. Chur~ch... par11cUL•ts, •ncl ""' 1111 """ 11111 pt.ct !ht pttltlon of COltl Miii IPJll\n!ng '~~·c:~.f#~ .. Olld9S Clerk ot °''""' Ccr.lllfy on: Mtrctl •• 1m. THI C:OUNTY OF ORAHOI RAYMOttD M. IENl"ORD A Denver police car sits ot 111er11111 ttut uHn. "'' b9M'I Mt tor Aprtt c11mn11u1on. Post omc. aox 1200, cost• N a mn By ArthUr E. Kl'IOW, o.pvty County H .. A-1n1s £11ecutor ot tM w1n of "It's barbaric," Valentini near a pa·-ment ca'--10, lm. ,, 9:00 1.m .. 111 tht eourtroom of Miii, far ptnt'ilfslon to "2-prooerry EI" of ALV~ILD .. JACOBSON, •k• Clerk. E1t1i. or CLYDE L. MOUNT. Dtc.... !ht •bo\19 lltl'nld dlcldlnl ..... ,,.,-OIPlrtmlnt No. 3 of .. 1d court. •I 700 loutld .... of IMr Strwt bltwffll the • • 0 8SOH 'o.c $old l'Ul'a ... SU.VITT, ID•LMAN AND w•1••1t said. !!What a wav of opening in wi.ere heavy rains Civic C•nler Orlv• W11t, In 1"9 Cl'V ol S•11 01900 l"rHW•'I' •llcl South Cotst MA:S. ~=· t:cHEll:EtiY G~EN. to 1111 JAMIS IDWARD OOUOHllltTY NOTICE II HEll:EIY GIVEN to the IYI Rflll' L. MfllW
" Al. S&nl• All•• C11Ufornl1. ll:oad, from Cl.CP to CR. CcmlTl!lfCl•I· NOTI of tllt bo\OI "'mtcl dtctcl1nt AllWMY •I Lnf cr.dltorl of t1!t tbo'I• n•rt'lld cll«dtnl .. Wlltlll1'9 11 .... Sflt11D up a dialogue.'' and snow caused dam-0.1111 M•rch 20, l9n R11:ru11on. • 1 E crldlton ._'v1 .... clll"" .,.1"11 1111 S6Vlfl T...,.'"''' ,. ""' 111 Pll'IOl'I• 111v1no c1.1m1 tll•ln1t 1111 ,.....,,, NUii. c•IU. '9:111
t d . th WILLl1'M E. SI JOHN, NOTICE IS FURTHER G" N ttwlt It th1t •II --Ired to fill thltTl. Ullflft .... ""'" .-Id 61C1dent .,. '9Qlllrld to flll ftltm. T•h It'll).,..,.. The survey, entitled "Sex in age O roa s m e area. counrv c1erk w1c1 """ 11111 plKI MY find •" ""°"' wld. ci.c.dlllt .,. ,......, o111 Drlfl ... <•n...., ntM with ""' M(flNlry vouch ... •, 1n the ottlc• A~ ..,. ._...... the ConfessJonal," appearM in One b a p p y citizen JOHNSTON .. WILSON, INC. (11!9rfttld m•Y •PllMr Ind be tlllll'cl by with ""~ ~iJ:.. ':irt ~ t"\llllltMd <>r•not COlll O•llY Pl tot. of tlll clll'k of "" l bOYI lnllllld court. or llubltilfttd Of11191 CO.II D•llY ""'°' '1" llv: A:od111c• a11t1• the Ctty Coundl of ... City d ~~: of tlll cl•1 """'•with tht ,...Mry Mirth t•, n. 311111d Ap(H •, 1973 714'73 lo prw11n1 IMm, with tM nK1111ry Mtrch 16, n. JO 9nd Aorll '· 1m "116-73 bookstores this week shortlv drove over the spot soo N1wpor1 c:111ttr Drl'll. su11, no Ol'I the 11ar11n1nt1oritc1 ••-• to ptMtfl ,.. ~'"'9Md-' thl offfe9 -voucr-s. 10 1111 imMr11;nac1 11 "'' offlc••l--------------arter a mass C 1. r cu I at Io 'n when 1·1 collapsed, dam-Newport •••ell. c.u1. nu. EILEE~,1"· PKIHNEY voucllln. to~ •·--G1u1c11n. PUBLIC NOTICE ., •ttwl'llY. FA:ECER1CK w. HEARN, .oo PUBLIC NOTICE Tll: (n4) "4-!122 Cl'Y Cl..-.. of the of Ill! I , ......... . North Brt/111 Bl'ld., No. 203, Gi.ncltll, • b"•hed . th . All-~1 for PlllllOl!tr City of Cott. MtMI TllolfllOll 11\d N 11111'1. A"°"""" flt Ltw. Ctllloml• t1203, which 11 tlll plKI of''--------~~--~-magazme pu u.::i excerpts aging 'e SuspenstOll Oll Publl•lled Oreng• Coast oelfv Pilot, Publltlltcl Or•llQ9 CNP D1lty !Piiot, 611) N.wport Ctttter Ori,..., lulta 1Set l'ICTITtOUI IUSINESS bufl"'" of ttll uncltrllOntd In •II mtllars NOTIC• INVITING alDS from it. his vehicle. M•rcn 21. 23, 29, 1~73 W ·73 M11rd\ 23, 1f73 ISS.73 N1Wp0rt B"ch, C11Ufoml1 t'l660, which I• NAM• ITATIMENT Plf'!tlnlne to ttll 111111 of ,11d cltcl!lent, Nott~ I• M<'•bY Ol'ftll tlltl lllt IOlrd of _'.'..:'.'.'.'.__::: __________ _'.'.'.:'.__::::'.'.::::: ______ _:_:;::.:::_::::::::_:::::__:_:::::_ __________ -'... _____________ th• pflCI of b\lllMM of !hi unclerllgntel Tiii followlllll Pll"lolll .,... doing within four montlll •fl•r lh• first public•· Tn11twt of U. t-t Community COi ....
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SUN OR SHADE
AZALEAS
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Oowers opening in
profusion during
spring and summer
choose from a selection
of colon. Extra large
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FUCHSIAS
Many hybrid and
cultivated varieties
of Fuchsias wm delight
your eye with their
crisp, jewel-like blossoms
in various combinations
of red, pink, potpie
"pastels, and white
both single and double
Jn 4" containers
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BARK
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what to plant and when.
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ly, textured 9round cov•r -
you sack •nd save on a $3.00
value.
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Jn 111 m•tters p&rt•lnlng to 11'1• e11111 of bulllltN •a: 0 •• E ltDll of It'll• nollct Ol1trlct of °''""' Covt\ty, ClllfOflll" wlll Slid dlcldlnf, within tour ll'IOl'llll .11... AMElltlC,1,,N c ........ E A: c I AL N· O•tld M•rd'I 1 · ,,13 rtetl... ....... bids IJll lo tl:OO •,rn..
!Ill flril publlc.1llon of thl1 notice. TERPA:ISES, UOO JMMICI Rold, Coll• JOSEPH 'o. EOWAA:OS Thursclty, Aprll S, im, •1 ttll PW'Cfll.ing
O•l9d, Mlrd! 12. 1'71 M114, C•llf. t26N Executor of tl!e Wiii o.ot. ti llld ~ district ~ ·11 W•ldo Gordofl WUl19mJ. Pltrn E. Sflw•yi, 1800 Jam•lc• Rold, of tllt tbovt 1111mld decld111I 13711 Adlml AVll'fl.lt, COiia ""-•
ExtcVIW of the win of "" Co.I• MH•, C.lll. '26U l"lfBDIRICK w H•ARN Ct+lfol'fll• tt Wh~ tirl'lt .. 111 bldll WIN .. '"°"" n•l'nld dtc.ci.nt A~tnu:-;,~~:· c.'tft ''~ W«idrutl 411 Hlrtll •r•lld' atw1 .. No. iei publldy OPfNd •lld rMcl fol': __ J. aulltTON, OAULDIN, Thi• tMl.ln1u I• 'COflduCtM by. 111111'11 GlllMI .... C•H,.,.,.I• f12U ,RINTINO ANO llNOIHG Ofl 1'11-1'4
TIIOMSON • HIUOH f>lrlntflhlp Tth (lll) ....... 61tANGe COAIT COl.LEGI! CATALOO.
Attorwws It l.IW P1trr1 E S.WIYI Artwlll'f fW lblclll# All bldt It• M tit In kc~ with
61• Nl'MIO"t C:Mter DrtV9 Tiil• 111'9tlllni W•• fllld wlftl '"' ClllJl'lo Pullll•hld °""'" CONt 0.11'1' Piiot. "" l111tructlon1 •1111 COfldltlOM •rid s.n. 1• 1y Clerk ot Or•lllll• County Ol'I M•l'dl •· M1rch t, 16, 23, 30, 1m 10f.73 Sptclflc1W-wNch .,. now on tit. ..ict N...,.., a.act!, C11lfwMI ,,... 1973. mty M IKUred 111 ltlt offlc:t of IM
Tiit l7MJ .,..,.,. "'*" PUBLIC N011CE Purcftl•lt111 """' ot Mid tcho&t cll1trlet.
AltWMYt ht IDCll!9t ~ullll•Md Or•1191 Cot•! O•llv Piiot, !•cft lllOdat lfttlll Wbn\lt With hi• bid•
Publl•IMld O<•rov-(Olllt Dally l'llot, M•rch '· 1•. 23, 30, Im .. 73 HOTICE TO calDfTDRS ctthl ..... en.ck. Cilrllllld check. or bid·
Mlrcl'I 23 '° •ncl A,pr11 •• l:S. 1m 9')-n SUP•lllOR COUllT 01' THll der'• bond "'. Pl'l'lbla to lht ordll' of
' PUBLIC NOTICE STAT• OI" C.U.IP'ORNtA •O• THI \::.J~''-rr~:=111~1':11 ~= :i"r~! PUBLIC NOO'ICE COUNTY OP ORANel '"'" ftvt' ~I (!'Ill of 1111 •urn bid ils
I PICTITIOUS •USINUI N .. A·7"41 • llutt•rttt llllt '"' blOcMr wlll lf!W lnlo SUl'ElltlOR COUIT OP TM NM\I tTATIMINT !dll,. of HAlflt1!TT I . NOnlNGHAM, the ~ (ontnd If 1M Mff'll la
STATI OIF CALll"OltNIA l'Olt Thi 16flowtng ptnOl'll .... clolno IOITlltlmff known II HAii: A: i En NOT· hllrdtd tl·lllm. In"" l"llllt °' f1llvr. to
THI CouNTY °" ORANO• bulllltSI ••: TINGHAM •ncl HARA:IET NOTTIHGHAM • .ni.r I/Ito IUtll contrld, !ht PfOCllcl• of •-c• °" "::..fN:: .. itWT"10N v ..... P!ltllY'I PIZZA, 21°"'6 w. Oec•o"T'1"ce' ,, HEREOY ., •• ,. " .. ,,.. chtck wtll bl forfflftcl, or 111 the CIS" ••• L D .._ Oeean Front NtwP0tt Blldl, CA "660 " of • bond, tti1 lvll wm thlrtof wlll bt POI ltltOIATI ~WIL ANY ~ Vlvlin Smythe, 4» p 1ckw 1 ck crldl!01"1 of IM •~ n•mld cllctdl"I torltllfd to .. tel tchool c11"'1ct. '
LnTEaS J11TAMO·A~AI CHAFFIN Clrd1 No. llS. Hurrtlftlton lch., CA . 11'111 •11 ptrlOl'lt lltv!ng cl•l"'• tflln•t !ht No blddar mt'I' wlthdr•w hit bid for 1
Etl•ll Gf ....,,.is • RlclUlrd Mont-. m lltll It., .. kl declettnt 1r1 r1qu1rld lo fl1t them, parlocl of torty·ll'll l.U) dtYt 1n.r tM
O.C.1Hld. thtt llnk Minhtrt.ll ~ CA '°"' wltn thl nec .. 11ry vouchlr1. In thl offlct d•I• Mt· tor the .,ilno ft1treot NO'l'.ICE IS H!-Rf8YT~E!c:i SrlillOI Tiii• bllllMU b'cofldlldld IW. ll"lltr•I of t"9 Clark of the 1bov1111t11tld court, or TM loolrd of Tr'\lllMI r.WV.. ~
of .ArMrtCI Na . f>lrtl\lrihlp -r to Pl'Mlnt "*"• with "" 111CH1try Pl'IVl1"9• of rtlld1ne ~ l'rw:I •II bfdt or' AtsodltlOll hM flttcl Mrtln • pttlnon for Vivi"' '""""" vovcl'llB. to the ufMMrllgMcl •I tilt offlc1 IO wtl'll •llY lrA11ul1r1tllt or In.
Problll9 of WIU lllcl for IUUlllC• of Leto Tiiis ll•l""*'t Wlf flltcl wllll !hi COUii-of nl• AllOl'l'll'f• Clllrln 0 . Shlw, Suitt fOl'mlllli.t 111 111y bid or In the blddlne. i.r1 T .. t."'llllll"f to thl Ptllt10lllf", IV Cltrk of Or•llOI County 1111 Ftbnl•ry NU!fll)tt' a, 24" wu1111 ... Boul1v1rd. HOttMAN !. WATSON r&fWreflCI to wl'llc.11 11 mtc11 for lurthlr f7 lf73. S111I• Mo/llct, C•llforl'llt fCM03 wllkll Is llCly llotrd of Trwl ...
1>1rtlcut1.-., 11111 lhlit 1111 nme Incl pt•c• • l'Ullf !hi pit« of buf111111 of 1111 und1r1lgflld OPlll: Aprll S. 1973. 11 :00 •,"'·
of lll•rlng ttlt ""'' 1111 been Hf for Aor)I Publl h6d Qnnge COii! 01!1y Piiot In an rntlttn Plrl•lnlnt lo till •111!1 of Publllhld Or•no1 CNlt Ollty 11'11ot 10, 19n, 11 f:OO •.m., 111 111e courtl'oom ot M• h '. 9 1, 23 im m.73 ••Id dtcldMt, within tour rnont11s •lier M•fdl 1., zs 1m mn Ceo1rtm1nt Ho. S of ••1d court, •t 11)11 re .. • • ' 1111! 11r1t publlc.1tton Gf tlllt nollc1. 1 ~"-'--"C''---------
Clvlc C'1lllr Orlv• WHI, 111 t"9 City Ill PUBIJC NOTICE O•tld M•rch 15. 1m PUBIJC NOTICE S.nl• An., C11jtoml1. R08Ell:T H, GAR81!R, JA:.
Olftd March 20. 1tn. !)l.ecutor of ftl9 WLll of
WIUIAM E, IT JOHN, t 4Uf1 lh1 •bovt 11•!'/lld dKldtlll NOTICI Ollt TIUST•a'1 ULI
Countv Cllrtt PICTITIOU5 aUSINISS CHAlltLIS D. SMAW, NI. • "11
WALLAC•, lltOWH AND CllAIN ttAMe ITAT•MIMT Sull• Nll"'W ... , 011 April tA, 1fn. It 2:00 e'dedl '-"" •
Att.nityl It LfW Thi followlng ...,_ It 411111111 Mll'llM MM Wlllhlrl 1M119'1"'1 11 ltlt IOUlll ff'ollt '"lranc.t of tlll old m DWW Drlw, ..... ,, •• , .... .Menlct. C:1H ....... '"" °''""' County Cwrtllwlt tocflflld. In , ... __,.,. ..... C11ftr911 ftMt I It V I N E CON IOLI DATED A-., fW •fte9111' 2l)O bloclt of WHI ~11t1 ,.... ll'ld .•
T" (TI4> ...,,, Fll.EIGHTWAYS. 1117$-J Sk't'Plrlt Cir· Plt...m\ (IOl'm ... ly WHt Shrtll ltrttf), ... ""''" A~ ,.,; ,....,,... cit, lrvllll, c.lf!W'lll~~ l'llblllhad Ort11gt Co.11 01lly Piiot Alli, Ctllloml1 IQUITABll! TllUIT
Publflllld o;.no. c:0.11 D•lty "''°'· Lighting : t Ofltrl .~Inc.. • Mlrch 16. 23, JD •ncl April'· lfn 171-13 COMPANY, •• dvly~ ffOOln ... '""'" Ma n 24 ao, tm •on C•llfllrll1• Corporatton, SJ Sk't'Plrlr. """*" tN dHd of trU11 ..,... Odlllw-l'M,
rcll ' Clrc ... 1rv1111, Clllfotlll• 10701 PUBUC NOTICE 1171 l"ll9ltl IW ~ Sift Hlco1,1 PUBLIC NOTICE this blnlntU II Mllll eonclucted bV 1 • CrllOltomo 111 If llOUMI ~I 1---=,.;.=:;:=;=:;,.;,~~ii;;,.-'-I Corpor&tlon. cr1-1omo rtcOl'cl9d"" October'.tl, lt71, fflWPCHlT-MnA UNlt'llD A:on•ld o. lrown, Pr"1dtllt N•w,•c .. Hoo'·.M•.·.~,.U~llD Ill boCllt .. 5' • .,...,7.., of Otrlcl1I lttCoril• tcHDOl DllTillCT Thi' 1letem.nl fllld wftll lf'lt Coullty '"'' In lf'lt Offlct of tht Coullly Rte~ of
tlllltct llM .... ..., Clerk of Or•11gt County 011: M.1i'dl f, 1m. lltfkl IAYl!ifll '"' C>rlnll• County, C.llfot71ll, by fM1011 bf NOTICI! IS HJll:~IY GIVEN "11! ttlt Bv Arthur £, Kreger, Oeputy COUl'tty NOTIC! IS. HElltEIY GIVEN ltult 11'11 ~t if! tM lllYll'!.i'lt or ,.,-formlnc:• pr
l111rcl Of EclclatlOl'I 6f fh9 HtwPOrt·Mfft Clerk. Bo.rd qt Ecflic•llon of tlll Nlwport-Mt11 ObllPftON MCll!"'M ""'""' • Noftca VI V111rltcl" $dloot Dlriflct.lf °''"" COl.lflty, pma Vf!llfld SctlCd Dtttrlcl of Or•ll!lt County, o.f'1.llt lflcl Etkllorl to Siii Uf'ldlr Otld C.lrfomll, Wiii r11:9I ... ,_ltd bids up to JAM•t IDWA~D OOUONllll'( C•Jlforlll•, wlll recllvt Mllld blcb Up lo of TMf 11.tVlllt bi-.. r9C0l'dld If ~
U :OO A.M. Oii IN 21\d fliy of Apr111fn ,, '°""' T-SDlta... 11 :00 .... ,.,.. on the 3rd dly of Aprll lfn '' fol" by ,_ Ind rn<W't """ IN'11 "'°"""
thl oMot~tf-..fd ktlOol· Dlttrfet, '°Cltacl Ufll• ............. ... -·' tlll offie1'11f-Mid ~llool Ol•trkf, kdtacl Ni'l'llWI , tllPMCI tine. WCI'! r"ICWdllhwl, ,, 11S1 Pleclftti• AW(lul, Cotll M .. , on.,., Clllflnlfl flNI ., 1157 l'ltc'"lll ,.vam., CO.fl MMI. wlj\ ..... , Pllblle 9lilCtlOll to "" tllfl'*;t C.llfoml•, 9t Which flrM Nici blda win bl A"-Y et Law C1lltorlll•. •t ... ,di "ml .. ac:i llllf• Wiii be llldcltr fol" c••ll, pl'tlblf Ill ~ rnoM'I
f)Ubllcly...,... •11411 rlld tor: Publl.,,.. °''""' COMt 0.11r Piiot, p.1blc•,1v .~.-........... tot: of"" Unit.cl Sitt.. Df ArMrlc.t II""" of Cvt tloclc" ... .,.,. N,arcll 16, 23, '° ~ April " 1m nJ.13 .... ~".. LOA I Nit, wltllovt C:OWIMlnt or Wltnlltty e)I.· All blda •r• to lit In ~ with .. ...m ,,. to bl n ICC'Ol'dlllc.I wtlll prlllld .-: 1rnp11tc1 .. to t111., ~ Condtllam. I n •tr •ct l.o 11 •, tflcl PUBIJC NO'flCB C!lflcll!IOM. I n •tr u ct Ione, •lld or IMllft'lbir•l!Cft. tn. ln!Wflt C'011¥1Vfd,to.
SPtciflc:atloM. wlllcll .,.. ftf1# °" flit 111 SPtClffc1tlolll, wl'lldl ,,.. -.. lfll In lnlf "°'*' htld by II lllldll' Nici dtM 'of ,.. lfTICi of ffll p~ Alllftf Of Nici the Clffle& of !ht l"Ul'eh1111\g Agent ot Mid truft. trit aM to 1111 ,,_rfV 111 0!'11111 klloo4 'Dl•tl'fct. 11S1 l'JICtnll• A"'""", HOTIC: .. • 1!...~!!orroa, -'-• Sdloof Dl•trlct, 11$7 PltC9tltl• Av1n111. c-rv. Stai. OI C1llfoml1, dlterlbfd .,, c:.t1 ,,,..., C1llfllnlla.. IUIPEltl ~,., 0 1 " Gott• MIM, C1Uforfl/1. 1,ot 21• of Tl'ld No. ,..,, 111 "" CUy E~ Mddlr l'IMl&t 9Ubtll/I • bfc1 dlpoill JTAT• Of' C:ALll'ORNIA POI Eldl blddlr' rTHnt tutltlllt e bid cllpollt ot !11111 Alll, •• Pit' l'IMIP r«O!'dtd In
In the'~ " I ctttlflld or Cit~ TMI COUWT'Y O• o.ANO• In "" form of I Wflflfd or ct11hl1r1 80olo: U5. HgfS 39 to 0 fftelw:l'lt 'of dltdl .,. • lilcl lloNI ~ to tlw Pf!' ct11t * 4-Jliff check Of • bkl bofl4 9QUll ton .... par etnt M~tc'lll•naou• Mari., 111 ftll Offlet of the (""' ol "" ~I of .... bid, "*'-E•l•I• of JOHN •• SANSONE, DKll .. (5'1.J of "" ~I of ttM bid, m.u County llecord« of Ol'•/'lfl ~. P'Y•btl to t111 ....,.,. of thl Hftpwt-M .. Id. . PIYlllk ti) "'9 6nfll> Of 11'11 Ntwport.,y,... 'Tiit 1lraet tdd""' 11111 otllll' ~
UflffltcJ ldlOOI District A hrlon'NllCI NOTICE IS HEA:EIY GIVEN to the u111n1c1 kJlool Olttr!d. A l'tl'"for"m•nc• dtllONt!Ol'I, It lfl't. pf "" rw4 ~"" lo/Id "''Y M AqU!rad ~I !hi dftcret!Ol'I el creditors of 111• 1boV1 Mmld cltc.«1.,.t 80iicl rnt't M nqvlrtcl et t11t1ct1tcr1t1on of dltcrlblll ..,.,.,_ It ~ to bl: ,,.. Dl'11'1ct. In, t111 IYll'll Of f1llur. to tlllt tll ptrsortt 111'111111 d1ltnt .Calnff thl 1119 Ol1trkt. 111 t111 l'Ht'll of f111urt to a.6a Cl1!'9fnOl'lt Strtilt, lftll1 A111, "'"' IMo. lllCll CCl'lfNct, the Pf'Oeltdt ot .. Id <11c1<11nt .,,. r1e1111r11111 to fllfl llllfn, entw lftto tuen eontr.ct. fht IWOl:ffd• OI C•llfoml• tms
th9 cllldr: wlll tlTI fof1flftd, or In "" of 1 with Ille n&e•ffll'Y \ICH,ICl'tlr" I'll thl lfl'lct 1111 chtc:k wlll btt forlllltM, or lri e111 Gf a l'ht ufldtnfetntd TMtat cll~llflll ..,.,
bOfld ltil fllll Mll'll tlw9ol' w111 M of fhl cltrk of 1111 •brilt tnlltltd court; Ill bOllclJ the full IVft'I tlleAOf w111 bl ll•blllty for lft'l ll'ICOl'NC'lnll!N of"-'"""' forttitM to M1cl ktlOoil 'Olltrkt of Ot1..-lo ,,..._, thlm, wtfll ,.. I '**"wY forfelt.i to Ulcl lcl'lool Dl•trld of Or•l'lll' ldd.,... ljMI ott... ammtr1 *'9'1•tlon0 Ir eounrv. vouctt.r1, to !ht unidtl'il111tc1 • ,,.. offlet County. 111y, lhoWn 1w.i11. ·"' 11.• bidd., fl'llY. Wllhdr•w 1111 bid for • of: Adlmt. DlfllUI & Hllit!tfnt. m W.t ' No IMdtt' m..,. wlftldr"' ~I• bid kll" 1 Sllcl .... wlll M -* " ~V TM Period ot tortyofh.e (fS) dl'I'• lflll' tf\e Sixth $tr#, tol ~ c.11..,,.... fCt16, l*iOd if, forty.flw (.45) '4l\tl •ffff tht obllllfklril MC!Jl'ld b1 llid deld Oii tnlf,f
dlta Mt fartflt OPllllftt ........,,. whldl It "" J81Ct Of butlllesf of fill cll,..Mt..for..'.tltl ~!tip~. lfldudlf'IO Ill _.., ... -""'"'"'of Tiii llotrd of Ed\lc.ltlof! of 1111 HIWPOf'f· und«ilontd tft •n nwin.. Plrt•lnlre to T"' llotrd of Edutallorl ol tht Nt;wport. tnntll I/Id of Ille trust CNttld tJtf 14ld
"""' IJJllfltd kllool Dltltld , __ fhl "" H\111 of lllJd -.olllt. Within tour IMM Untflld SCl'lool Olttrlct ftMl"olft fhl clHcl of trulf/ •II Mll'M nptlldtld Ulll:llM-
• right to rtllCI 1ny or 111 ~ •1111 llOI rnontlll lfter fllt first pubHc .. lon of till• rl•ht i. ,.ject 1ny rw 111 '*'·" 111c1 not the ttrrns of Mid ~ ,,, tf\llt, flllt;!'
lllC91ur11v l«9Pt ... 1-1 bid, 1nd to t1o11c.. . • 111C'91Wlt.,. ace.pt the IOWHI !Md, •rid to AJM!ld1 lflll us,u1.n rtt'NIJl\lnll ~ '' wtl'lill •llY 111torm1llf'( er lrrtGlll•rlty In D1ted ~ch lS. 1f7' wit~ &11y lnlorrntUty or lrrllQ-.i"rlty In of ft!t_llOft tflC.lll"ld by 1110 dtM tit •'·
lllY•blcl rQV*!. ' . COH&TANCr ~~v tANSOHE 1nv bkl rtclivtcl. wllfl·lntwefl from APi'\l 1, 1m ••Ill .. Id DllH ...,,rc111'-lf'73 EMcuffli.fll ttil! wn1 of 0.1911Mlrcn16,, tfn _ nott pr~IOld.
HEWPOftT.NIESA UNIFIED !ht 1Do¥. Mfllld dteldlllt NEWPOf\T•M.ES~ UNUlJED Dlltd ...,.,.ctt 1S. 1m I SCHOOL 0'1sT1tlCT ADAMS. OUOU•.• H.U•LTINI • SCHOOL DISTRICT EQ¥1TA8Le TRUST COM,AHY.
of Ol'tl\OI COUl!ly, C1Ufornl1 m ................ ' of °"""' Coufll)', ClllfOi'lll• '.. ""'" •v Oorotl!Y H•r'llY fl'l•Mr L• ~ Ctllf. ,.,. ,; ly bor8fhy .. .,....., ........ ly LEWIS w. McMULLIN.
in one gallon containers..
1.97 Value 99 ¢ Now Only... EA r Purdlls!no Ao-it T.._...1 {tlll '2f.1J41 iturc:lllilng AfMnt Vice IPrulcllnt -·•-
"5-llOO A""1Mn fW lxaclllri11 .... 1100 -•~,,;~=~==::-:=========================:~I I itublltlMMI Ol'•nH Cout Diiiy Pllot1 Pubtlihtd Or•l'ltl COftd OtllV l'llot P'*"'-1 °"""' Cotat D1t1v !Pilot, t"llbllllMd Of'•noa C11111t O.ltr Piiot, • M•rch 16, •ncl Mlrcll 2'. 1m JIO.n Marm 1&. 23, ao 11111 April " 1m m .73 Mardi 1•, lfMI MaR:ll 23, 1m n1.n MlfCl'I zs. '° •lld Apr ti '-1m I01·71.
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REDWOOD
HANGING BASKETS
Ideal for planting fenU
begonia. fuchsias, and
other hanging plants.
wire handers inclu6ed.
10" lize
1.49 Value 99 ¢ Now Only • • . £4
PITIOSPORUM
MOCK ORANGE
~.~l.t:~ie
fragrant cfusters
of creamy white
floWon. Very hardy.
. 6.59Value $3 47 Now Only ... • EA
@CHACON
AEROSOLS
C "Doc" 0114-Ktm-Co sa11J:
THRll'T . Cu'stom Blend of •.• ~·KNOCKOUT
Sucking and chewir!J ' ~\ LAWN SE1ED
NuneryJand'.• own •
Ideal for hudy year ,,
•round grm in front
' ~r ~ICk yard
J.OOVa!Ue
lb."°'"" llllhq.'n. N..,.oa1y , •.
Insects before they
kill roses1 sweet peas,
carnations, az.aleu and
other ftowerm& plants
and ornamentlli ~
your choice In 16 or.
Sal• -..... -· ~ :ltth Now 11 ... H_, ''"° 'tit t:SO
TUSTIN ANAHIEM
1050 /01NGE~ 1113 /I. EUCLJb
AfNEWllQRfFRWY. ATLA PALMA -II
8311-9<10/J '3>8181
•• .ALSO IN EL CA/QI', MISS/DI/ VALLEY, ESCONOIDO
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PUBIJC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE
ORDINANC• NO. 7>7 the City ol eo.i. IMQ, Ol•trlct MIP l).f ATTEST: ••• Whol• •I • ""9\lllr """""'of .....
AN OltDINMC:8 01' TH• CITY COUN· of_~ ..... a.,,, :. ~~Ion,,,...~:'~~ EILEEH !l. ,PHINN!V City Councll 111111 1111 1111 lfltl dly of
CIL 01' THI CITY DP COSTA MllA. ;w...-,...cltkflbld In Mcl!011 l lllf9of City Cwtl.of the Mlrf.:11, 1J7l, by the followll'll roll Cflll
CALll'OltNIA. C:NAM'OINO THI lOH· s&CTIOH a., T~ Onlliltl'ICI ll'llll 1~, City Of Costa Meta VOii'!
INO DI' LOT ... TRAc:l ""· "lltOM tfMtl •lld bt In ' tolta ffllrtY (XI)'"" STAT! 01" CAt.tPOftHIA ) A Yes: Councilmtn: H. mm., I,
Al TO lll.CIP. from Md _,,..,. II ,.,..._, Incl prior lo COUNTY 01" OltANGI J u JOl"NI\, PIMley, WllllOft. Rtcllf
Tiit City C~ll of the Cl!\' of eo.111 the 9'\plrttfon of fl""ll llSI d•)'I from CITY OF COSTA MESA ) NOES: COl.Aicllm1111 NOna
MtM don lltrHy ord•ln •• follOWI: the Pltalft ltltrtof •111111 bl ~1.i.d AIJEiNT: c..nCllmt11: "-I ION l All thlt portion of 1119 llflct In the OAAHGE COAST DAILY I, Ell.EEN P, PHIHHEY, City Cltrlt of JN Wl'l'N!SS WHEll:l!OF f. l'lllv. J1~,... cttimbld rfff """"""' I• lllLOT, ........... of 11111'•1 clrcul .. "" City of C•I• Mesi •rid ""°'"Clo lllrevnto"' my,lllnd INS..,. .... ff. &Ml ~--.a... "'Kid l'lld lllciudld In the RK, ~ 1N1tftd end publ\.i.il ~ ifhl City of (ftrtt ef !ht City Collr!(ll of tt1t C1tr o1 of It'll Clt'f of COlll #MM, ftlll 20lll ctav of ,,..,...,., ,.. • CGitl M9JI, fotjtlltr WITll llW IMlmtt of . Mlrdl, ltn. z-, to wit, . tn1 ~ Gf n. City (9un\cQ voting COiii lrl\eM, ~ Glrtl!'f !hit 1111 llloYe EILEEN !" ,ll'HIHNEY I
Lot IO, Tr•d "3t. •• W m:p ~ fol' Incl 11111~1 t!I* Hine. end ,..no Ordln•nct '"°1 n-1 wt& I,,. City Cllrtl ~ ax-oft!clo ~ !ft look n1. of~ ' PASSED AHO ADOPTl!O ttil• lflh cl•Y troclueld •ncl con1Jdar'tlf titet(ot. '1y MC-Clift! Of ttll Cl!Y COUllCn ~=~~tw';:,~· ll:tc:Ordl lf!lll of ""'~l.itr'HAMMITT lloll •t. r.gul•r m..tl1111 of "-'11lcl'c1rv of"" City of COlll MIN
SECTION t. ll'ur•utnt to the pravl1I0111 ' ~ ,,,,..,.or-111 "'--Cf'Y Ctul'ldl lltld on 11)1 Sin ct111 It M•rc.tl. PUbll11*1 0r.,,.. COIJI Ditty
tA !!«.tlon tmA or the Mu11lcJP1l Codi of 11 of~~ 1m Md ltltl'Mfllr lll1"cl 3'lcl ffofltad Mtrch U. tm
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Proxmire
Airs Ta,X
Return
!'nm Wire l!onket
0EtllmaUng his net wcrth at
• 11%,000, 8elL WUllaa "E
mire baa publlllbed bla 171>
federal Income tu return In
tllO Congredloaal llecord.
It show• that the Wbccoaln
Democrat paid $1,758 (Dr bla =="'
cele'brat.d hair lrllllplant and
wrote off the operation u a
medical._.
( PEOPLE )
A number of senalors prlnt
annual financial atatements.
Proxmife ls the only one
known to have. made public his
entire tax return.
Filing Jointly with his wife,
from whom he ls 11eparated
but not divorced, Proxmire
listed a im Income of $70,118.
Of that, $42,500 came from
his Senate salary, llt,711'1 lrom
book royalUea and speecl>es,
lf,800 from bis wife'• catering
-business and 13,391 In Interest.
* Jt*rt F. Wasner who bow-
ed out as mayor of New York
seven yea.rt ago alter three
tenm, announced he wUI run
again for his old job at City
Hall -ooly If bis "8n<fldacy ts
that of "a complete lD·
dependent."
Wagner, ·who has Republican
and local Liberal party back·
Ing, said he iet conditions to
be met before he definitely
mak.el up bts mind.
Wagner, 63, a lifetime
Democrat, already has the
· support of Republican New
York Gov. Nelson A .
Rockefeller.
* City Cooncllman Robert A.
cai.tnln'• attempt to
subltitute jelly beans for
cigarette! didn't work; his
cantoo, Ohio colleagues ate
the .candies alld puffed away.
But then, he should have
known.
Capeslrain said he got the
idea from a neWIJ>Sper itory
aboUt Califomla Gov. Ronald
Reagan's doing much the
same thing. ' '
L'.ast week· a proposal to pro-
hibit llDOklng 1n tbe canton
OQUDCU's chambers was voted
down'
* Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 18,
son' of the late New York
senator, will plead guilty by
mall to a speeding charge,
l)l8lrlct Court tp0ke1men ..ia,
i'n Plymotlth, N.H.
Kennedy, a Harvard stu-
den~ WU charged March 4
with driving 65 miles an hour
ln a 35 z.ooe ln Campton, near
:Waterville Valley Ski Area, of-
ficlals said.
Sandra Poitaa, the court
clerk, said Kennedy would
probebly be lined l30 for the
offense.
s... Mlt,.. \ Youns, CR·
'N.D.), carries a lot of clool for
a man of 75.
He's among a dozen
aenators and representatives
who practice Yae Kwqp Do,
'the Kor.ean equivalent of
karate. He hold.a an honorary
'black belt, the highest rank,
and bu been known to break
an occasional board with his
bare hand.
"It's one of the best physica1
arts I know of," Young ex·
plained.
* Ginny and Jady Long follow-
ed each other into the world 'with only 18 minutes between
them. '!'his spring, with an .18
difference in their aoarlng
averages, they will follow one
another to the podium to ac-
cept the top two academic
honors of their high school
· graduating class at Albany,
N.Y.
Conforming to a family
tradition, the 17-year-<>ld twins
of McKownville will depart
GUiideriand Central Senior
High School as valedictorian
and salutatorian, GiMy a tiny
step ahead of her sister.
Both parents, Mr. and M.rs
ArtlNr Long, were valedic-
torians of thelr respective high
sChools, and another pair of
twins in the five-daught er
family reaped a c a d e m i c
booon In college.
-* A prbooer bu aued the U.S.
..,..mment In AUanla for
$200,000 damages, charging
that prim officials started a
hair lnwplant on hla head but
abandoned the project, leaving
him •Ith a few WU!lghtly
patchea of hair.
BIH7 Ray lltwtlq, now a
prl....., ot tbe Calllomla
State PriJon Ill Ollno, claimed
be .... promlted three hair
trontpllllt .,.,.u ... while ln-~ted at the Jeder•l
prlooo In Atlallta, but !be pro-
lflDI -halted oiler one operation.
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PEOllJA, 111. (AP) -Two
monthJ ""' }:. 11 l c b • e I
O'Brleo, a, -Y and
m·y 1 t.• rioully diaa_.-..1
from hil job at mayor of
.Peoria -Illlno!J' thin! largest
city .
He returned th1a Week, call·
ed a new1 conference and
frankly admitted that ha bad
been undor&oing tiutment for
alcoboll&n at the Huelden
c..!Of, I prl9* lmtlbrtlm ln
Mhwlotl.
·pV£81iUG11r, TD ...,...
bec-tbe -of tbe fan, pralled for blS :........,...
public CClllfesslot!.
In bla aboence, tbe 'mt)'<ll''•
Job wu carried on bl' City
Manager '!Wbert 0. Wrlgbl. ll
he wanted le nlOY • ......,. to the mayor, he did It throoglt
O'llrlto's Wilei Juanlt&
"The people l>ave beell vory
minekiUs and wonder f u I
alnoe teot bock," O'llriell, a rled10 -.... It WU bla
lormfr atat<'• attorney, aald third IDarrlqe. He bu four
In Ill iJ!llrflew -.,,. -1"' -of hll other \'fteygeetmeoo-tbe~· ..tra.r~' ·•·· -. .. ,.;...
Jn restiatranll, ,and bop the ' ' •·1 wOoiUI 11'1 up, In ttiO n.ti>
ipi-~ on, my desk.. Jns1ind'l'!''l"'4 tp be.jltlnklng
Tbey bilve a wOOderful an-orange Jwce, bat It wu laOed
deratanding. A 1 c'O b ol 1 t m .. witb'·vOdb;'' Q'Brlen uJd. '11
touches more people th8ll would drlillr: whbky from a
lllOll people relillze." filth bottle on4 keep polll'.lng
• ' plnll bock 1111!> It oo -1•
JV AN I T A , FORMER couldn't tell bqw much. I was
secretary of the Peoria police drinking. I waa i belluva con
B " . chief, aod O' rien wm mar· man.
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ITURE ' . . '
STORE
3SRELF
BOOKCASE
697
Nlce cl.ar pondero1<1 pine.
Ready to 1tuln or palnt aa
you like. (llon't pqur
blµeberry lu1<9 on lt llu
one clown •• know.)
LOUVER DOOR
BOOKCASE
791
Pine. wltb lou•ered doors
and a cab!Mt high enough
for rec:i>Fo. Flnlah It off
and put yow old Stan
Kentcioi(a awar aalely. ·
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~NE.QPWER
Nll'ESTARD
991
Co~ with the pull Satin
amootli. you Juat paint or
stain to au11; Put your
bedthM reading matter In
lt •. like JC>iU Old Captain
Maroel..Olillco:
ENCY~PEDIA
BOOKCASE
1111
It la a beauty>lu pine. too
bad I don't b<n'o any
"IDq'cl~"l'!"' (Or 11 that
''pedlae '?). ht some
pJdllt• In lt and nobodr
wW be thew••·
3DMWR\
BATK'cBEsT . ' 1211
Nenr '"m. to haft extra
towela or paper aoocl•
.bandy. Thia 12 1/4 " 11 3/4 ·x 25 1/2 lncb chMt will do
·It. (U fm off a 1/4" don't -
me.)
3 DRAWER DESK 1397
1/4" PIRTICLE BOJUID
l 97 ~-
4x8 SHEET
Material of 1000 .... a,<aad I"" I
lo19otten all but on•, and that -I can't ·~II.) I can lpou. lt'e tlila-
typewriter that'• duii>b. ;
GUN CUINL'T
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If you must ha'f• these tblnga. at
least you can JI.ave a cabinet With
a loc:k on lt. And the gun re.ta CM
plcnt!c ao you won't acratcl\ Old ::F Belay U ~ !'0\1' l'G'i'on air, 1 , ~ dlqn't !mow her name). With dMp
bottom drcrwerl ' ' uomm
llU'tOB " .5991 '1 . .
~ llnlahed 1111 with • nice
at«i!o looka llke-4 tlmN th.
--Well made'Wlth neat harclw ...... lhe11 be ao Rl-ed
'&he'll go out and buy new
dJl!hoe-l
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TOY BOX
1997
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4DRAWER
CREST
1997
Nent hen• enough lor the
f=Ur. but th• prl<9 1n th•
fumlture .tores make1 one
fairly faint. You flnlah It,
you 1a.e the bucks.
LEGAL
BOOKCASE
z9a1
I 'like that title. Makes you
think •••rythlng .1 •• ln
the ad ahould be arreated.
Mecma ti"a deef Uh for a
long legal file (So you fU1
it u-p with allde traya.
light?),
BDRllWER
DRESSER
2991
_,.~ .... -. -~. · L-;;::..::.-.,-i.,.i.,,...,,')'· You lmow I Ilk• thl1 bettn 1 f ~~ •---them that 4 drawer. For
1 ::::..--· ;. • ; ~ly 50% more you. get
! ff'•·:~ · • 1.00% more drawen. (And
CORRER
CABIRET
3997
you are still wondering
!\!out the "legal" Joh? Foooh)
-lODRAWER
DRESSER
3991 '
I Ccln't figure out the %
acrtlng1 because 1omebody
broke my abac:u1. Say thl1 though. lt'a good looking
qnd plenty big. (Oh boy,
thla la ad•ertlalngl) ..
Now here 11 a line idea..
Take 'adYUDtage ol a, 1
walled conMr. EoP"!'iallr
good If wall apcrce' 11 aliort. • ·
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I kllbd a1ioiol paint or ata1n ~or cmr oi th1a
unflnlabed lunil--Wllat a d"""° I cml.
Anllqul• la \be -. ta., to do.. and • I
re1plt1 an more ,,..actUle.
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STORIES BY W.1SON OEEIUI
Of .. .,.., .... "'"
Ann McClellan's favorite word ls "em-
patby~"
' "Enipalby means Wlderstanding. Sym-
pathy means feeling IOI'<)'," sbo,uplalns.
And she 1ee1s empotby\will be • key
tool in h<r plaoned career -psycbolosy.
"Eveeyooe b handicapped in aome
way," she asserted. "My handicaps ju.st
happen to be pbyglcol."
Ano bas cer!bral palsy, but she doesn't
let that get in ber way in planning her
future. ' .
She Jool< a gWrt step !Ut-lall. After at-
tendhig cart Hiney School in Santa Ana
' slnCe age ·llu'ie, Ibo· oieddea to leave the
sheltered envlrollnlent to attend fe1llilar
high school.
After a semester,·al '1eorooa del iiar
lllgb.§cbool. she 1'5• stnlght A's in ber
a~c subjeds; 'ffel:, lawrite IS
Spalll!h'' and sllO· gives "<:redlt to lier
"really great teacher" who 15 "really
bani, llut all the kids on campus know
. him and UR 'him."' .
REASON TO CHANGE
Why all"°" a regular • high "school '
·.' where Qoly' one other' student attenda
class in a wheelchair? ' · ". (
' . "I wanted to be able to meet more peo-
ple," :Ann lalcf. "I tbinlt it will be good
· 1..-all of us. It helps lo lean11bow other
kids react to thlng.s.
"~-'9areas frlaltt~l:dol ~ • ooe in a wheelcbalr U I WU to start
· over it' a new school.: I ~·going to
Conma d<! Mar. l want to get tllvolved ln
as mlny aetiVftles as poesible.), •. I , ,
Her cluaes f include J Spanish, com-
llOSlti<ii, sPeeth.,gecigrapb:r-,n\! adaptl~e
pbysk:ai ""'"Ucm! "In adapllve P~'I,
slie erplained, ''} lill ~ with ~
bands and feel 'Alreaey, !/;le goti.h
•
strqer and can do things I cooldn't do
at the beginning o! the year."
There still are many thlnas "'1ln. cannot
do !'O< hersell and she hopes to do moro
and more lhrough work with her . .
therapists ..
IDGH HOPfS
Ann cannot feed or dress bersell, brush
ber own teeth or walk. "But now 1 can
bold a fork." she said, "and we hope 1
C'1\ write 1n a couple of years. And ,
· maybe, someday, I'll be aWe to walk."
Gettipg straight academic ./i.'s isn't
easy when yw can't take notes, when
9our tests are all orals and you have to
tape record any class potes. Her Spanish
tesclitr. ·~· lllready taping ,peclal work
r0r 'ber. ·~ . ·
She' ii tutored each day by lhe student
body president at CdM High.
.Ann.already bas gotten involvtd in the
school bicycle club., ."A car 1)aa t~ follow ,
ai<log on loog rides !rt ~ at1)'<llle Ures
ou1: So.I can rl<le aloog ip··the1Ca;. Next
semester we liope ~ ta'ke a• biiat Tide
over to Cstalina.''
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ICa(DS
~ey, she added, i.. that lt la "'llY I r
mfuutes away . from home. Before, she
had to ride a" bus. an hour each Wilt to
Sab(a Ana , and most of the students lived
~ over the county. Now she baa fel'°w
·.classmates living nearby. .,
COLI.EGE PLANS }
Now that she has made the change to
regular high school, Ann ts looking'abead
to college. A friend. also confined to a
wheelchair, is studying psychology a1
Cali romia Slate University, Fullerton.
' With the funds she will receive ry '
assistance1from the slate at 18, she hope
to hire a companion and live on campus.
"I want to be a"' psychologist or a
counselor." she '"!id. "l think I could
listen to other-people's problems and gi.ve
them advice. It's the kind of '¥\'ork where ' you can forget your own problems and
help others."
Ann, with t1'e help ol other yoong Jl!'O"
pie, ~ had a wide raOge of e.-perienoes
-from explorjug San Francisco with a
group of college student. to sailing in a
She ls interested in ecology as well and Hobie Cat in San Diego Bay.
1a· l<11"." In the CdM IDgb club. "Last suinmer 1 got t; get into Ille surf
FRIENosllIPs and duck under the breakers. Beloro, I
"One thlug about being in a had to sit Oil the shore.·· s~ al90 lelmed-.
wbeefcbalr," Ann noted, "is that to swim across the pool. 1
' everybody knows Who -you ·are. Not Her room is fill<)d witli collections from
ever')'tllle is friendly or polite, but that's )Jl'ctures to tiny'-boUies and ' her S3
li(e." windchimes suspended from the ceilln~
Lunolt ~ -a • pnblem, also. : A friend writes "an ol Anb's air.
·Scimeon<lbu to feed her. '1t WU a Jir<A> 1 respoodeiice for her "because I love to
!em •t first but -I have two good " liear from people arid I love to get let·
friends and we're refit\' c\Qse, ~I think. ters." She gets them. !rem througboot the
everything wµ.t work Olll ~18.Y· world and tampy friends have sent many Siie has students assigned to Jl!ISh her items !or herhoom from Europe.'
fn>!n , c1¥' to c.l&Ss, M she'd· rather Ann is 15. Like any other lf>.year-old
fuile lrieocts and have them give her a girt she is interested In clothes, dates,
band. basketball games and the Junior. ProQl.
An advantage of CdM High over earl Just like any other freshman . . .
BE"A ANDERSON, Editor ' , " . . • I . > •
~~. MIN'dl 2'. lt7) l'Mt IS ' • ••
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Ren ui.r.es:. ·-~I" ... '.ea:rtl'UJ.'ottk 1 \ ;,,., ~ :J;.~~ r_. . • ... .....J-.· .~
Helping
• Gordon and Betty McClellan. were in
their early 40s when tbeli' fourth cbild,
Arm, was born. They had two other
daughters' and a son, the youngest almosl
a t~er" \
1be baby, bowever, was slow~_to develoi> mU'Clllar cootiol and coorwna· tiOO: They took her to the pediatrician
who kept telling them "she's just not like,
the neighbor's children." Finally, a doc-
tor friend mentioned cerebral palsy. n.e . McClel!ans didn't know wt
cerebral palsy was. Tltey didn't worry
aboot definitions. They' just wanted help.
At !\> Ann was tested by a poycliojog\St
and ae<epted at earl Harvey Schol>!, san-
ta Ana ·
ThroUgb the school, therapiSts, and
~wort between ber porents, Ann' now
i.s attending regular school.
It wasn't -easy, Belly McClellan ·ad-
mits. "You're on duty 24· ~ a day,
every day, indefinitely.
~ORK "Ml< husband and I weren't young.
Everything that takes . 111111' with any
child took longer wilh Ann. \She bad tO'be
bathed and dressed and led. . • f ' •••
•"He bad to do everything-for her.· I
couldn't have done it W1tti9ul my
husband'' help and support, It •took
teimwork." i.
help -. and giW the cOuple la ~ •tlll>-b.:.U,. ' ' 1 '. ·, • ' • ' over .,t' ' W>: ~ction o( :"'
younger view]loint-lljloMcClellans bad _ "We feel pretty lucky," Gordon tbef!l1r 1PG1.•·1>aea ir transporta-
a seri.'5 Of ~oompanionf ·for Ann all of McClellan said, "that Ann is not as t1cft.: ~ ... • 4 ;.. • ' ~ •
wh\!l'l'bave beooine lrlends. Many &till severely handicapped as Jl!;lllY CPs. B~ llel ~ ~ group in Visi\3i)lltake~t dinnerortothe She's a very btjght.@rl. Slle is not 11181,:fb&~~ -itsellorja
beach or.~ trlpS. mUlt!PJy bandlcjppei\ lndlbaa done very ln ,....•;; ~; u-.-•~ in 'fbe . --·· wan. led lhei.. ~··-t well with hor·-..J.I." ~-e .,. -vwmu $100,000 --.. ,-·.-,,...,..._ aid baa been ..... to ~ pai.ied ~~§"-!.~ ... toil She~tedce everything rod·any CHANGES dilldr<n and adults.in.CarL!lilrvey,"
.,.... ~ _ V1S1 -'?useums, e 1be other McC!ellan"children are now Manlan, Hope Haveo and Helping Hands
a-every nde at Kndlt s Berry Fann " 3Z and 28 ~--·"'-bav• eight -~•-and Disneyland, visited' '"" ,... in San -·. . . •= .....,.. c -·
Diego. She took part ;{ii~ and ~~~;'°~ wmm get along well 1 Also helped were tile • lipeecb and ·
Girl Scoots and was oonlinned in , ber "We're": bappy>11lle: is going to .Corona ~ Development• Ceojer 1 n
cbureh. ' • del M' u .... " the dd~. "D--·-t ~· l'Midence Speech Clinlc and 11 ar ~· • 'I·• .. ~ ~~a ... -JbW were lmtnunerital tn. hnildinr1 ·the / oisc!PuNE : Carl· Harvey. !Jlere ....,re •galll( in' her ~ 'palsy 'ir~ and
But .pie McClellans admit it is bard to educa!ion. W1th . .ooe;:~. to-10 ~IS Ciiild °"''hfm"!'t Centef<in Sailla Ana.
, ~etennlne the fine line ~een taking students with.~caps, rt ~dn t be ~range goal for the · 15 aresi-care of and indulging their youngest. belIJOC! • · dent ?P "But we've never bad a discipline prob-.•"H,a,~g· a CP,. child :ean be bah! '"''a . · for cerebral Jlll>l.ed ,'cbildren
!em with Ann, never," 1bey said. ,family," tbey''Said, "because11'1 a,Jol~ ,11> bt'Iocaled:inlbe~ty"I,ifetimecare Cere~ ]>l!l!)"is a ~e.ral ~ f"f a ' work I can see how dllficult it woold be for -wllo canpot live bidependently
group Of disor<lers C.iised tiy jnjury to !or a· ,)'OUJll couple. ·~1y if It was along with ~ for !I ),Ill and happy '
certain cells in the btalit. ·It il!~neithtt ' 'the ~ cbil$, ,But ·~ell) bad other !If• are theli' ~-_ ;· • .
contagious nor heredit.H. .J, •· cblldi.n aqd,_ ~'~""®Y(tto ~·" To dale, a savlilg• account of 156,liOO
No two cases aijl! ~~. United lllrs: ,M~c.l1a1,~I an active haS'l>e.niiel ulde-lor land' purchase. lot. 1 Cerebral Palsy literatijre ~ns, bul •'member in thei"~WJJ!lrli·lllirbor Spastic such a '!aclllty. A'ss!stmlc;e is expect<d ,f
most ~<eflects"ar6 an,iiWkWai'd Lea~. A l~ing·ore@iVltlm ·with i,orn ',lheildl4& ~~ ·J.eague now..-
.involuntafy gait, lack <llf belinee, ·i!\lt· ·a mOmbershin \f40, .it ·.Was founded ·in ' ""'"''"" 'a~ inJlljatswortb. ,
tural speech and ~g. 1f'inay be1 • 1957° .. a, !Iii~ of.li;e """ Angeles . -~'iM giooip 'reaCh'ihe goal la the
'associated · wi,th irnpa!nneDt of. sigl!t, Spiiltic'aill~'I ~.· · . lu!iNitI Nilptllne'Biill s"cbedwed tbi1 yea;
hearlng,reasoningpowerandotbermore Early· projects~,..._ day for <Saturday, AJ)rll 7 Jn the Grand
subUe differences reOecting damage to camp.at .C.rlJWvey.~ (la.)e't taken . Ballroom Cl the Oi.lneyl411•1'Hotel.
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-·~t . Nepf1:1ne · B~H
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Looking seaward toward the arrival of the · 1973 King
N.-ptllne •re (left to right) the Mmes. J_obnnie Walker, chair-
man, encl Howard C. Flet<:her and Patriclt A. Nagel . ' . Even t!te memben of tpe sponsoring-Newport Harbor
S,,-stic League won't kn0w tile identity of this year's King
Ntphlnt until Saturday, April 7, in the. Grand Ballroom of. the
Disneyland Hotel.
Crowning this year's oceanic royalty will be 0 . W.
"Die~' ~h•r", who was Iha group's second monarch. ' . . \ •
In tho past t!te group hOllOrt.l ·several protninet\t Orange
Co.untMins f0r t!telr com,;himl'f MrYlce -···· -·--.. - -·-· ~--
. ' .
• ~ tho N~ptune Bal aftd an annual bouliqll9 and
· chriit~s cord 14le th. "groil hlis •contributed more than
$100,000 ~ ~~efi~ t~e ctre~ral palsied a:..i others with
simul;r 11(.,bir.ties. liilusi~ f6' ti.4 ove~ing will bo proyided by
'"9ifc/y Mortfn one! his orcht>ITo-•
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F.W.,, ,._ 23, 1973 I JI OAILY ;,L.aT ,.
Was
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Female . Mi~ority · Class a 'Myth' -take?
with the Humanetlcl lllalftute
Ill Founlalll Valley, Ald the
..,.,.., to whether or liOI
thera II a feminine mlnorlly la
up to the llldivldual. , Female Millorlty: A Myth!
MllYbe. Maybe not.
• 11 But the promlH to attempt
to answer this que1Uon durlna:
one lecture in the UCI es-
lension cour~ on Morality
• . . Twilight :zone of Ille IAw
-lo be Just thaL
1• • The cour1e coordinator, Loi
Angelea Alty. J ... pb Sor-
1"'1Uno. WU plagued with
problemool getttns lolho claaa
• blmlelf, And beyond that, hi• i .. !Cbeduled spealten, whose
., toplcs varied each week.
seemed habitually lo Clncd
oot at the la.st moment
\ :.. It's a problem uncommon
.. with mol!lt enenakm offerings.
I ;. But Sorrenllno'1 ..... toot Ill·
I~ dicated t)u!t lrvtne'ls11llt loo
. • far 1n>m LO. Anlelu rot t!lHe I ; people lo travel <!VeD tbougll •
they wert lo be paid lot lbelr
effon..
So for thiJ lecture, one
replacement speaker wu cop-.
1 .. ted the night before. The
other was called ln Venice leu
than three houn before •he
w11 ulr.ed to speak. The third
came as scheduled.
VIEWS
Although unprepared t o -k of the law, tbe three
1peaktr1 did offer differing
view• on being a woman a1
well as the women's move-
ment.
Gloria Ma<klin, a mother of
eight cruidreo who bu been
married 20 years, former
chairwoman of the California
State Chapter of Happineu of
Womanhood and a teacher of
F a a c i nating Womanhood,
doesn't believe every woman
should be a wife and -U ahe doesn't Want to be.
But the believes It ii a very
Important role and one whkil
Is being put down by the
women's movement.
She referred to t h e
housewUe as "the most im-
portant peraon 1n the world"
because "the family ii a 1 •trone u the: houaewlfe."
And the Importance ot this,
she "plained, 11 that "11tong
famllllll make strooc natlonl."
She furthe< 1114 that U there
11 harmony ln tht tamllies
tbell Ibero will be harmooy In
the world.
HOW believes essentially ln
God, the country and the
txne. "It's a real old-
lubloned Ide& bul It's ....Uy
greet for klds,'' lhe aald.
HOW GOALS Arnone the aroup's goa1s are
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lo adlloYO I mtmberlhip ol 10
llllJllOn ''Wllldl tbould•'t be
loo bard" (they nwnber !000);
llllure nlpect ol God'• dlvloe
plao for llfe; ,..._. c.m.
munilt and socialist teachin11
ln>m Ille schools, and remove
women'• UberaUonllll from
teaclllllg In the llCbaoll.
They alto strlye lo p<o&UVe
femlninlty, ratcn morollty,
ellmlllato drug abuae, tum lo
patrlotla,m and elect
governmental olftclilt who
believe u they do.
Whlle she 111d Ille can em·
pethlle with ~ motben
wtio feel Ued lo their homes,
she believes they are looking
at a fantasy or I.be "unreality
of life."
She ldmltted that t 11 e
women'• movement bu tome
legltbnato complalnll, a I
equal pay, but said, uu I feel
. Auction Opportunities Unlimited in '73
Appraising one ot many -paintings and other art
works to be auctioned Thunday, March 29, In the
" Newporter Inn by members of Providence Speech
< and Hearing Center AllXiliary are ~eft to right)
: South Lagunan a Fan
Mmes. Walter Frome, Edmund Lynch an d John
Croal. Fundl raised will go toward equipment for
center Ind scholarships.
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.. , . Bushmen Find Friend
By JO OLSON
Of ftll D11tr l"ltlt St•"
Mr:!!. Frederick R. Atcheson
, of South Laguna began a love
.affair with the Bushmen of
, South Africa approximately 25
years ago and It's sUU going
strong.
A resident of South Africa
for 15 years, Mrs. Atcheson
became Interested in the
' hiltoric people while she lived
there but has studied them
· ,more since she moved to the
United Stales than slle did Ill
Africa.
She lectured on t h e
Bushmen and showed slides
for the Book and Travel Sec-
, tion of the Riviera Club.
The Kalahari desert, which
· ts the Bushmen's territory, is
"not a tourist place," Mrs.
Atcheson said. Covered with
golden reeds and charac-
terized by sand dunes and just
a few trees. it Ja hot and in-
accessible.
Any visit! made to the
Bushmen are organized
throligh e~ which are urugged and expensive," abe
added. ·1'here are no faclllties ·
so everything, includiJ!i food,
must be taken.
Mrs. Atclleson accompanied
her husband, an engineer, to
Sooth Africa. from India,
where they ·lia4 .lived for six
years and where.ahe bad gone
as a.new bride from England.
She Uved in ••qulte an
ordinary, modem Europeaq1 house" near Johannelburg
that was rambling and set in
the middle o! eight acres. With
the help of Zului, they raised
vegelables oo tlielr large plot
of land.
While her )lusband worked,
Mrs. Atcheson painted and
became interested ln the cen-
turies-old rock paintings of the
Bushmen, which were done
with ostrich el!i! white, bird
dropplllgs and palnlll made of
the richly colored African son.
The Bushmen. a shy group
of people cllaractemed by
shortness of stature, a light
skin which readily folds and
forms deep wrinkles, curved
spines and short, fine-textured
hai r, stopped painting when
European settlers arrived in
their territory In the mid-
1600s. Mrs. Atcheson said.
Her slidet illuslrate the
cbatlclerlsilca of their work:
human fisutts are abstract in
form, executed in one color
and IJ'I~ in motion.
Anlma1' are o:tremely well
proportl-and equally ..
graceful and sometimes are
done with two or three colors.
One eSReciallY p o i g n a n t
palntlog s1'nn European men
with rifles on horses chasing
the nee1!13 Bu.sllrnen.
Though Mrs. Atcheson has
never made the trip to the
Kalahari desert and has never
talked with at Bushman, she
has a ,rowing love and fas-
clllallon for the lilly people.
"They are the happiest and
freest of an. They have
nothlllg lit this world bu\ they
Jove each otlm and don't want
anything u:cept their daily
food. There ls no greed ."
A1 she teU. the college
classes to which she fre-
quently speab, "There are a
Jot of lessons we can learn
from them. They are com-
pletely free, perhaps tile hap-
piest people in the world."
May Ceremony
lier goal is to return lo
South Africa to conunue her
study firsthand and visit one
of her daughters, who loves
South Africa so much she
chose to return to live and
work.
But she'd most like to join
an expedition to visit friends,
the unchanging, fuclnaUng
Bwhmeo.
Barrys Reveal News
dlJ9Nll j • , • U'I me. lt'11A male." And tblt, she pointed
my mind. our-lnloho llmPle -"I know I am •• u.-"Cu•>llDI laWI 'le nol the
woman," said Mrl. >fad!!•. molullocl. Tbo . ....mtlm la
"I lmotr I'm me. I know wbo I cMhll"8 beadl."
televlaloo •hlch sllowed "Ill
--ll)Ollm" women wbo 11al•fl looked crlap ml well ,ltOliecl. • But
Iha WU ,._.t and fat IJld
-....UtlaainJ woulclll~ fix her )lair. am." Rec.ntn1 thlt • b e a~
l.OVB But the ":.J:°'"'• z tempCed 111lclde after 11, yqn
Bwlapell, a tor with ol man1ai• at tho pme time
theWomen'1ConterlnVenlce, wben her Lone 11\and
said Ibo probobll' .,.... woald neJChllon .,,... c•tlln& ~
be able lo call bmelf I by 10 Liii., allo eaJa. "Ille
"liberated woman." family llrllduR tbould be
DAILY "llO-tlnltentnc Giiiy u far u It ,. w. ~ .. p101t1 lbe ~e."
She allO aald women are
coodllkllod lo lllinlc al loVe
more than men do. But loVe,
lbe said, cf1ea ID an unequal
lltua_Uoo.
"If you feel that tt i. a ,..u.
ty to you, then It II. And U yoo
reel It ii not, then It ll not,"
slle said .
Sile tolked aboUt word•.
l)'mbol1 ~ condillonlnc and
explained, ' Everythln1 comos
!tom Ille llllllde out. We reflect
wllat .... thlllk obout an clay
lon1." Rather, Iha II In conslaot Sile --oae way al
evolutkll and dally growth mffl,. thU Job ... exploit.
toward thll polllt. llbe e&· live woald be to p11 the -plalned, "Jn !DJ o p In J o n .......11 WO~ II larcely ' IJld, wue. universally unexplored and 80 But the media loo llmllll the
'Ille blllc l1Jnl ol . the
women'• movement, abe said. an equal pay lot -1 work.
aborUoD aDd. cbl1CI c a r e
cellten.
She sugested that oegJUVe
condlUonlng !rvm 'the put,
wblch rewlts in a peribn'•
sell, be replaced=n Ideas to reach 1 " ion dollar
11 ma""c)od."
One aapoct ol the !emlnllt
movement, the aald. ls that
"the ave:raae wol1l8D tbould
go at far u the 1vera1e
scope ol the ........ u .•
human belne. Ml. llodajnt
Ale!.
And Ille bopel lo "make lbe
IS perc<nl m1jorlly make a dltftJ enoe • .,
bank account poten .
And site concluded \y
that "every wornarl,\
CWfll!' (tbe wwd) woiit4P
herself," . '
Soon after CQDlloc here -Iler naUve Hqary, she said.
ll@r heart wu broken by
But ShlfOll ~. a former
Miii HoU1""'id Beautlflll IJld ~ lberapUt
Wait 'til He's Dead, Right?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Here'1 ooe
you've never had befcn. Befcn you
write me off u a mit, please read the en--
Ure letter.
I do carp1111!7 as a b>bby and "1joy II
thoroUghly. I've mOde ICllllO beautiful
spice ra<ka and coffee lablts u glfta.
I have alWl)'I wanted to build a casket
just lo ,.. U I could do It. Last week I
fl!liabed me and II is a beauty. Everyone
says they have never seen such fine
woodwork and upllolstery.
Now for the problem: When I had it Ill
the worbhop I took a few nape Ill It and
It Is very comfortable. I want to keep the
casket tn our bedroom but my wile says
she couldn't sleep a wink with that thlllg
in there. I believe she is being unfair.
After all, it is only a piece of furniture
and our bedroom ii large enough to ac-
commodate It. What clo you say! -
HAGERSl'OWN DISAGREEMENT
DEAR HAGERSTOWN: I -wttll the
Mrs. A cubl II DOI "oaly a piece of
flD"lllltare." It'• a btx deslped to bold the
re.maim of a deceased penoa. If your
May 1. Jn case you l>aven't guessed, I 1m
a guy and l do DOI -lo get my face
slaP!Jed.
For 1tarten, ll1ould I kill tho girl on
tho cheek or would that be dllcken! U I
aim for her Upa, bow can I be sure I'll hit
dead center and nol get her clllll or her
..... 1
.What should I do with my eyes? Open
or shut! I practl<Od with a volleyball,
kept my eyeo open and got croes-eyed. II
I close my eyes, lXM' can I see what's
going on?
I realize this aounds dopey, but really,
Miss Ann, 1 need some amwers. -
SPGFD., MO.
DEAR MO.: A lol dependJ oe the
chick. U 1he 11 eager •nd puckers up,
that meam no cheek. Nature's radar will
lead you to ber llpt. u a,-wenr' you att
sllghUy off taratt, you cu quli:kf, alter
your eoane. Altoat yoar eyt11 Ooled «
opea. ! Keep 'em clOled. Notllhe yoa see
cae posilbly be u totemtlq u wllat
you are dolo(.
wife ol>jedl, -her wtslaes. You DEAR ANN LANDERS: I want to re-
ARE right •bout one tldng, IM>wever. J've SJQ)(l to the oddball who signed her Jetter
never bd ~ Jl'Oblem before. "Weaned in D.C."
ls she for real? She said she has no
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've read YOO! desire to see her parents, grandparents
book.lWJ on dating and nowhere -does 1t or any other cotton-pk.kin' relative
tell HOW to km a girl. I am especiaHy Family to her meana ''tmsba™'s and kith
llltemted In the !Int kill becaase I have -period." Why ®-'t lbe just dig a
not llld It yet, bu1 I'm OIPecllnK to try csve, crawl In and avoid everybody?
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
~ QJ...-'
My ai5ter had the same Idea and she is
paying dearly for her selfishness. Her
own children are now grown and they al'!
giving her the same treatment she gave
HER pareolll.
Tell "Weaned" not to be surprised
when her own kidJ are also "Weaned"
and she is Ignored and loni!ly. -HAPPY
BRANCH OF A F Al4)L Y TREE
DEAR HAPPY BRANCH ' That letter
provoked a aurprisbltJy heavy respome.
Those who asreed with tbe writer and
those wbo dlup-ffd were equally dlvlill-
ed. The Mldwetternen and SouLbernera
!av.red elolKnll family ties. :J'be
Eutenen and Wflle""'n "'"' the odter way. Wby? l cannot uy.
Are YoU. or nneone you care ablut.
messing around with drugs -or con-
sidering It? Are all drugs bad? What
about pot -In moderation? Ann Lan-
den' new booklet, "straight Dope on
Drugs," separates the facts from the fic-
tion. For each booklet ordered send a
dollar blll, plus a Ion&. seU-addresaed,
stamped envelope (16 cenl/J poolage ) to
AM Landen, Box Im, Chicago, Illinois
60654.
Capricorn: Discretion Is Ally
SATURDAY more important than usual. auigrunent. Much occurs Ill analytical. Truth ls available
MARCH 24 ~U,t ls on employment, familiar temtory. llon't 10 loo II you will but seek Gemini,
By SYDNEY OMARR , general vllallty. far afield. vtrio penms h, pl
Taurus llldiYtduall 0 ft en LEO (July Z.Aug. 22): CAPRICORN (Dec. :iz..ian. are cture.
have dlstlncttve voices, are Member of opposite se1 could 19): Be subtle. Kee P IF TODAY IS YOU J\
capable of eating and drinking lead you on a merry emotional something in reserve. Di.sere-BIRTHDAY you posseu men
too much at one slttlna:, can be chaae. Find out what It 11 you lion 11 your ally. Sagttw1an strength than may be a~
determined, seJ:f, stubborn want, need. Tendency now ls could f i I u re prominently. parent. When you decide to do
and blgi>prlnc:lpled.. Taurus to make somethlllg out of Don't put carda on table face ocmethlng. you usually stlct lo
often bas 1 "sweet tooth" and not bin I · Inner drives up. Much now ocrurs out of tt unUl mission 1 s ac-
must be cautious where bl~ dominate. Greater degree of sight . Hffd lignals from in-complished. Your n at u r a 1
sugar level ls concerned. April control I!! necessary. tulUve intellect. sense of diplomacy opens
could be one of the most VIBGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): AQUARIUS (Jan. 21>-Feb. many doors. This year, home
Blgnl.flcant months ot 1973 for Deal that seems closed could, 18): One who appears friendly life will be better and you
penons born under th1* pro-Ill actuality, be wide open. could be deceptive. Protect should be more flnanctolly
vocative :.odiacal slgn. Insist on add It ion a 1 in-yourself ln emotional clinches secure. June stands oot u formaUon. You have more Promiles now tend to be shat: your most Important mon,th ~
ARIES (Mai;!> 21·Aprll 19):
You may be reaching too far,
too IOOO. Accent ls o n
Idealism. However, be sure
you lllvo factJ to beclr. special
project. One at a distance Is
likely lo be s1noel'e but misin-
formed. Do some double-
checldng.
TAURUS (April 21>-May 20):
ateck delall1. Speak up for
righll. One who "1afms you
are roclr.lng Ille boat doel not
really care -protect your
own lnterull. Aquriu, Lee
and Sc:trp. peraons flt!ure
promlnmlly. Take Inventory.
Be aware· or flnlDcla1 lm-
pllcstlo111 of any a8fe«11eDt.
GEMINI (May SJ..IWie 20):
muscle than might be Im· tered. Don't ., .. up somethlllg 1973.
agllled. Older, experienced Ill· of value for oothlllg Ill return.
dlvtdual II oo your side. PISCES (Feb. !JI.March 2il):
LIBRA (Sept. ~. 22): Goal changes. ile fiulble.: o o o i oo o o 0 0 00 000
Finish rather than begin: RelaUooshipa may not be wllat o
outline goats, future projects. they appear on surface. Be : . I 4 N T B I o
SOme Ideas are fine but need • •
time to be developed. Avoid • :
rushing. RelaUve who make1 • 0 LD BOTTLES 4 ~~~°:.y.:.!.bepe=~ SPRING j4,~=.'i1.= .. 11
.. a:~ be~JO (Oct.13-Nov. 21): SALE i/\11r~: J\ f;t:i:"-A l
O'eatlve drive la emphaalzed. 0 !J. ~-LJ LJ ~ (;) Otherasensel~ You draw peo-NOW 0 N ! , .. .:.:;1:::-~-·=l
pie to you. You are able to Im-c:-,1 t:~Y:-..:._ .-. ..... •
irint belief1
1
style -even ..._,,,,.,..,.,, d ... ..,......., . ....._ ,,.. •• ~
principles. Leo pl~ key role. JlID11Qi{]E • 11Mnco~ -••-Acee~ change IJld cllallenge. • u SAGnTAJUUll (Nov. 22· U'7 Ylo t.w. : COLLECTORS OU! •
Dec. 21): What appear I "..,.,, ..... • 1•21 PINE AYE DEPT •
1
emon·s
SPORTSWEAR
\Vcstcliff Plaza, 17th and Trvine,
Newport Beach,C.lifornia92660
UFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
wit.. Ye• W• "'" .... 1922 HorMr lhtl.
Cothl MtM -141-0llf
Former Con~•man and
Mrs. Robert R. Barry of
Washington, D. C. and Palm
Springs have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Cynthia Herndon Barry to
Robert Reddington Bidwell
Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs.
Robert R. Bidwell of Hun-
tington Harbour and Los
Angeles.
Harvard School and Stanford
Uplventty. After two yeara
with the Peace Corps 1n
Kenya, he joined tbe ad-
ministrative staff ol Pep-
perdllle Unlverally as a
~ opeclallat In the
School of Busllleu 1 n d
Monagement.
Lie low. Promllt1 should be
put Ill wrltlnc. One born under
vtrio II trylllg lo tell you
1Dmethlllg. Key II lo Usteo and
evaluate. Tlbl nothlng for
graoted. Standlac In com-
munity may 'be put to lt11t.
CANCER (J,... 21.July SS):
Tread upuy. Those dear 1o
you may mab ewperatlnc
111a1em..u. Keep the peace.
Domeldo lrUqUUUly now II
vWonary may have Jl'lctlcal ,..., •n.c110 • NIAGARA FAi.i.s Ny ,,· ,',"'•
but. Know It and proceed IC> \ ' • • I conttnaly~ T~ lnW1Uve. Put •• CLI~ AND MAIL TODAY •• 1
flnlshlnl touchel on project,
Sl'ECIALl!INQ IN TIAVIEL CLOTHlS
MAllOllll STAMl'IE1l ~JI ., .
T.t.IC:I ADVANTACllE l"LEASE -OF OUll , , ,
A May wedding II belnC
planned.
STOCK REDUCTION SALE!
'#_,, "'"-Swt. 1• I .ft\, 11 • J,lft,
STYLISH COOIDINATIS fOI WOMEN ON·THl!•ffl
Min Barry ls a graduate o(
the Foscroft School, Mid·
dleburg, Va., at 1 • n de dr;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiliaiiiiiiiiiiiliii~iii.:-1 Briarcliff College and ls a I
graduate ol Pl-College.
She made lier debut Ill
Waalllllglon. D. C. and was
prt11:!nted et the New York
Junior Asoemblles Ill 19114.
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ILAl,.I & l'AHTS
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OllAND PltlX
OlllSSIEI
'FashiOIJrs§£>~tique
441 L 17ttri St, 'e Ml•IJU e e .... M..,. lier !IAnce Is a graduate of
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• Frl01y, MlWCh 23, 1973 DAILY PILOT J7 I
;Kids Wo:ll't .Fol(J, Say·s Hoosiers Coacli<
,
ST. toUIS (AP) -hldlw~ )'OUll(
-.. -poised and coolldenl UCLA In 1be na1ton11 ~ bubt-
bell oemiftnols Sala'day, but tho -of.Ille challenger feels U's no David va. Go!Uth.
' "We've booo lo louBh Uligbtnonlll
bokn,w the_.. ~·1 &"'lqi to
us," Aid Bob Knicbt. whole team
""'l"iled by winning ~ !Ilg Teo Con-
'f""'oce and then Ille Natiooal COlleflate
<Albletic Aaoociatlon'• Mldt8sl roglooal at NaslM!le. ,
"We tlJlok UCLA is, without question a
tremendous baskelbell i.aoi -Pofllliiq
-al the belt .,,,.,,, .. tlio n.,....i.t
~ldded. "butI:a't!IOnkourk!ds
wnt fold."
lndlana, 214, will W:. a string al lliJt
-Into the game apiost the
Brulot (!Ml ton...iog lhe -pitUog ~. (1'14) against Memplia
state (SH). ,
J1lnall Cl t'1e tat, io which UCLA will
..U a aeveolh ltnjgllt tille, will be -~ al&hl. Al>le to withstand '1118!\Y lonna al delay
while uousln( '13 wills tn a '°"• UCLA
erpedo lndlooa -wtilcb will lllart two
--to """""" will pit bis Sf.poiDI aeoriaJ I
&VfftCll and blckCOlwt wb:uckj .. , t .
ProYldence's All·Amerlcanr Er a i e
DIG._.io.
DIG~ -Ibo Ulunley'll "" I olfemlve averace, U . 1111 ~. f.
loot-3 junlot center -Bln>el, wiU battle Momp!U•o Roonle RoblnlOll, f.
::!i,and 1ony lteooo, fofooN, Jar,... :
l'nlvldellce adnnced to lhe ...i.!lnalo l by knocking aft touted Maryland, l-at Owlotle, N.C. Memphll't victllo at
H..-wu Kansaa State, fa.'11. • 'J
Ex-Lions Star Too Tough for AngetS·\I
PHOENIX (AP) -Arlzaaa State's No.
i-raoked SU. Devils; ..... Ud by tlie"""'
hil jlllching al Eddie Booe,. doteated lbe
Calilonia Angels S.2 In edlibition -JI 'nluroclay nlgbt. .
'Ibo i-loot-10 joDor from w-
olruct out mne and did not allow a bit In
lhe lloal foor iMlllp In ploldng up lbe
vidory.
Arizooa State lUDl!JOd to a ~ lead In
tile third inoq on singles by Jeff
OScar>on and Bump Wills all!I a~
error by Angels third bueman Bill
Grabartewitz.
The Sun Devils added a alngle l'lll ii\
the fourth .. desl&Jllitoc! ploch biUer'
MIJce Rawliogo WU walked by losing
pitcher steve Barber, toot second on an
error by Jeny DeVanoo, moved to 1lllrd
on Clint Myers' single. and aocred on a
Sports in Brief
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sacrifice Oy by Oscaraoo.
Tile Angels acored slnsle runs In Ille
fourth wbeo Grabartewit& slngl..t and
SCO«d on Jim Spen<e<'~ gn>llDd out, aod
In the flltb as Alt Kusnyer wolked aod
scored OD -·· slngles by MlcUy Riven and Bobby Valentine.
Tile vlctuy wall tlie aeoood In three
lriea against II"" competition this opriog
for Arizooa State. 1be SUn Devlli bad
beateo Milwaukee 11-7 and loot le oetland
4-1 In earlier gamtS agaiost ~n
League teams.
Earlier Bob Oliver hit three sqles In
, four ;lripo to lbe plate agalnsl San Fran-
cisco In .. ~ wio .. be Increased lhe
leolpo al bis bid to retain the starting
flrst-baae spot with the Aogels.
Alter leadiog the team in.)looiers aod
rbi last· seasol!> Ollvei: ~ Ailgel
displeu""' by reporting to ClllnP about
20 points too heavy, then adding more
wedghL
But be'• losing the poundage and his
batting average continues to climb -
with oiX bits In bis last 10 al bais -In
bis effarts· to keop flnt base away from
Jim Spencer, who has gone 9 for IL
'!be Angels laced the Glanlll again to-
day with either Clyde Wrlglll or Nolan
Ryao to.start for CaU1om1a.
An Angels pitdllng surprise ao far bas
been relleler Bill Gilbreth, acquired on
waivers from Detroit where managtt
Billy Martin told the young hurler he
would oever bealmo a big league pli<her.
Gllbrelh worked ttu.e lnnlnp, setting
down lbe first e!lll>I men he facod befoce
giving up two l'llllS OD two lliplea ml I
double. EDDIE BANE
Lakers Battle Buffalo;
~wboy~ Select Coach
Laver Tangles ~; -~
With Stockto .~
Emo Defaults
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Ul"IT .......
MINNESOtA'S RON BEHAGEN GETS AN EAR FULL OF BASKETBA~L. . .
Vlr__glnla Tech Whis
' · Gopher~ Get the Axe,
'Bama' s Finesse Does It
ND. YORK (AP) -It was Min-
neaota'1 power against A I a b am a· • s
finesse; the hamme!' .... lbe scalpel.
ilut 111e handle fell o11 111e hammer and
Minnesota got the au. .
u1 never tboughll we could do it," said
Alabama coach C. M. Newtown after bis
poiaed Crim!on Tide -lOth-nml.'ed Mlm->ta. IMO, In thO Natiooal lovita-Uoii Taumamen1 'l'bunday olg)L
Ne> one else thoogbt tllat Alabama
' could do i4 eilber, Tile Crimooo Tide WU
I , liv~ underdog IJel~ the game,
but liJoked Hke'a wm-afterward.
near the end and it was all over for the
favorites .
''Their biggest asset ,•' said
Musselman, "b their poise."
The victory mov..t Alabama Into
Saturday's semifinals at Madison Square
Garden against Virginia Tech, a 77-76
victor over Falrneld io lhe second
quarterfinal game Thursday nigl\I.
The other oemilinal ganie\. Solunlay . . ' matdlOI Noire· llolJle and North
carolina, teams that woo quart«final
games earlier Jn lbe week.
-bad controlled the game 'at tqe start, 1-workirw like precisio·n
"Alabemit never QWl." sakl MhmHNa· mechanics arouod the basket in lhe first
ooach Bill-. M,_lman. "They're a veiy · hall. However, Roa ~en's early foul
coosislt!lt team aM Ibey put a lot ·or·' troulJle WU ID omen al~ to come. iteisure DD US in the ......t ball." Behagen, Mime!ota'S leadioi .......
'llle\GojJliers appeared too ""!"JXl•a-, aod'poe of its top deleosive players; bad lrC for , the Soulbeastero Coofereoce lour fouls by• lhe ball mi was virtually
repreoeotativeo. '. lne!lectlve.die l'!"JI ol thle.,,.y. He ... t out
Whlo> Alabama's smaller team came 13 minutes ol lbe second half aod came
onthin four poinla al their 'lead ta ·the Jn Ollly wtien Alapama liad ·cut Into ll'e
first half,, tbO Big Tall brµtes used their . Gopher lead. .
ll,l88S!ve !root Ible to .oorilrol the game When Behagon came beck Into 'the
INGLEWOOO • -Forward Happy
Hairston, out since ~ 12 with an In4
Jur_ed linee, aaya be; l)ilnks tile odds are
about even that lie'll rejoin the Los
Angeles Lakers in time for the National
Baskelball Association playoffs.
But Ha'irston aeids, "Even lf the
forOcut is pcunislng, people lorget lhere
are lblngs like timing IA> regain and can I
do a better job than Bill Brldgea who is
in there now?"
, 'Ibo ~}-1!>Jst the Buffalo BD!s toolgbl, could _. the playoffs and
def...., of tbei? NBA title a weeli: from
now.
Halntoo fell Injuring the knee against
Cllicago aod llllderwent lllli'IY New
Year'• night. 'Ibo Jlioe.year veteran waa
averaging 19.3 points 11111113.2 <obounds a
game lielore be wu blirt.
Loo Angeles is going· tor ~·aweep of Its
four game oeasoo aeries wifb Buffalo.
The last time Ibey played the Laker•
toot a 121-112 vietory at Buffalo to clinch
1be Pacific Divisioll title.
New Cage Coach
STILLWATER, Okla. -Tall KM· tucldao Guy Roland Strollg, vow1n« to try
to return Oklahoma &ate's ~
fortunes to lbe glory cla)'I of llanl: Iba,
signed a fOW'-yeor cootract 'lbunclay aa
the COWboya' bead basketball coach at a
'23,000 aoooal salary.
· Stroog, "'8Ch a~ Eastern Keotucty the
past m -.... presented at a 1'"'11 ooofereru:e by Albletic Director
Floyd Gaaa.
He roplaces Sam Aubrey, who resigned
aft« three years at the <lowboy helm
after OSU lioisbed In the Big Eig)lt
Coolerence cellar this past ~
Sisler Serious 11111 #J oll eight ~tmg!il· poiois. It was game. Mioneaota bad' a ·sw1 jead. 'lben
IJ.31 Mimesota at· Ille ball and looked Ellis took cjlarge. Tile $-IQot:10, baclc«Jtqt WCHMONO HErGHTS, Mo. -Of.
like ii would stay thAt woy,• reserve &COftd six points,abd dlnicted .a ficlala al St. Mary's llealth Center said
'lben tile Tlcle litd'llly turned. 1be ,l>reaklog , olfense tb8t , bca1ed the Tburactay night that the oooditloo of ~ saw <the u,ioint 1"1!ge wilt lo · Gophers under the lf.D spree.' baseball Hall of Fame ~ber G<Orge
lhll beil Of ao Alabama .charge 1..i by The -.C same was Just I! eJ<cithig Sisler remained aerlou&
rderve gt/aro Paul Ellis. Alabama -and oolsier -than the lirit. A Cl'O"fd Sisler eater.a the hoopl!al Stlnday aod
ICOred 18 atralght points wldle Mimesota . ol 17,840 ,rocl<ed the Gardea with cheers wu aald to be ln ·a nmdowo conditlonl He lcOred none In an 'eight-minute periOd for Faill11ild. ' · will be 80 Saturday. ' . . ,, . . ....
Krn~pho.li 6th 'in 500 Fr·ee
' ' Furniss Set.s Record inNCAA Swimfest . .
last ,..r by Gor7 Ball ol !ndtaoa. Hall, a
Gal'len Groft .-,,,t, llnlsbed -
fn • -or ,,.Gil, Tbomao -al M!cidpn -Md at 1:61.m.
''l'm telll1 lllPPJ to win, but 11'• oort
ol .. ill • ft8," f'1lmi.sll Aid qulelly
aftennnl I! be lal at a table ,Jn T~
nessee's Slobly Adlletits Cenlor.
~ aald be .. llall -lhe -
... dwnpJoo ·In the eveot -are
.,..,,.,... al the jlGW! Amoleur AtbleUc
UoiGo club ID ~ Beoch.
"He NI ~ .. I kit In lhe pas\ by balldlDa . fay ... fie!....... Fllmiss
aalcL "lit illowid • a 1ol ii a. lrleb of tbe trade."
Other lndlvldllil 'lllmtn -Klaoello or hclMw In lbe 1GO .....
'l'lemll(ey of Tim i•ee '11 the 10 r...
frectiell11d, .... Uve 'nm llllin Olllo-· .. --d! .... Tr rsser .. tbe 400-Yltd lllldley
ttllJ.
&aa 111Ms1 Us sixth Jtndabt .wams .....,.. had oalr ft lJ>
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lo l6 ......,. with lbe old .SI. llouis . . , Browns,,,Was~ Senators ai>dtllos_ton
Briives, Siller accmnulated a':s!o'career
batting avirage. He wu elected to th•
Hall of Fame In 1939. He batted .420 with
the Browoa In um.
Riessen Ousted
. MERRIFIEID, VL -Alex Metrevell
of · the Soviet Uoioo ousted top.seeded
Marty llieuen, f.D, J>.7, fol, 'lbursday
night to fJl&l!llgbl lbe aecond round al the
$50,000 1-o'D;uit -classic. .
Also movlllg lolo the ,quarter (inals
were '!'om otter, who deleated Eric Vao
Dilleo, M, 1-2, and Diet Crealy who
downed Roscoe Tanner. 7.S, M.
·Goolagong Upset
,AKRON, Ohio '-'1 was Be1'VOUS ••• -. bot I jp>I mi; it," is bow Calllomla
~ ~ Redoodo, ~
11,r 1IJ*t vlciory over -Aostrallan -. ·
staI< ·~ Goolagong Jn the $25,000 Atrolltdmis . . opeo, Jlllng :bard grooind llrokes·that -!be third.seeded Aussie into errors, !he
17-year-old amateur from Natiooal City
trlipnpbed In stralglll seis Thunclay, ~.
7-5.
APPLAUpS -Cliff l>r)rsdale
applauds the play of St a n
Smith during a doublea matdl
i.n AUinta's Peadltree Comers
Tennis Claoslc.
New Orleans Leader
Masters Racial Issue
~ay B~ Settle~ by ·Elder
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Lee Elder
says he won't be worried about Augusta,
Ga. during today's second rowld ol the
$125,000 Grea~r New Orleaoa Opeo goU
toomameo.t.
"I won't Jet it put extra pressure ~
me," Elder said.
But il he do<s-U he lets the pmsure
develop, be bas a very good excuse. He1s
guonlng to become Ille flnt blaclt pilyer
ever to compete In the stale!, tradiUon-
bound Masten. And be needs a victory
here to become ellgible.
wouldn~ accept It," be said. "111 mail:e ii
on my own."
A victory here would do ii. It would
make him 'eligible. '
He callod !iii oeveo-uoder-por effort oo
the 7,080-yard Lakewood COontry Club
0>urse "My most solid row1<1 ·or the . ~ ' ~ year." · He miiled ooly ooe fal~ay and OD•
green and dido't mail:e I 'bogey 1$ he
establishOO a two-siroke lead oyer Bert
Yaricey' and young Tom Wa!IO!t, tied at
67.
~ ' A1'1.Mi'M (AP) -·~·•No; 1, !
tor sure."· said 1lk!t Sloe~ "Bu! I
go 1n thi••lnlr i .., wio ~ r I
The 22-yeal'<>ld former New Yorker; 1•
who now lives In San Antonio, Tex., -
talking al>lut the -id's toj>rllllla>d tea-i
nis player, RAJ<! Lav<r. ' ~I Stocttoo met Laver today In a Wedd
Olamplonsbip ,..,,,.. qlllri<rtlnal matdi
al lbe $50,0QI) Peechlree Oomert !nlArm>
tlonal Temis Qaljc
The aeveg.dlef-.iey coocludeo -l
clay with 110,eoo..,.,. to Ibo winner at tho
singlea title. Doublet w-pict up
$1,800 per team. . '
Laver, the 114-yeaMld AUllnllan, Is
gunning for hla loQrlb WCT 1>1umpb al
the young-, ID Ibis the ailth tourna-
ment ol ao ll..tty tour. '
He reached the qtllllen w!lh a ·~. M J
victory ...,. 20-yeel'dd Harold So1<mcn-,
Thursday at Alexander Memorial Ool-j
is;.. wiooera 'nllrlday In slngl• ID-j
· cllll!ed Sime, wm 1'00 by defaull """' tbinJ.ranked &y Emoraoo al ~t
Beach when --complalmd al ·1 ..n rlbe. and J'a'un, • 7-3, fol -
over Dibley. ·
Stoclctcn, -11111r -. w .......,. I ..t Wedmolclay, ~ tormer-Trln!ty,-;
Teo:., Coileg•--Brian GotUttod. I
"! dOD't roOllY !mow -It -lo 1
beat Laver,• Aid Stoctton, Ibo NCAA 1
lingleo champion laat ,...., "I'll -lo
CODCelltrale real bard. YOU C811't -8lff eosy shola agaillll 11!m. He -.•t gi,Vo ,
youaoytblng. '
11To beat bitn.1 JOU. bave to .,-e well."
Stockton baa 1'00lh en bis side bul points
out, "'He11 jot lats of experience on me."
1be two have met once before, Laver
winning In a claoe match.
otber q..-J matdles today: ·
No. 2 Stan Smltb, See Pines, S.C., vr.
Onny Panm, New 1aland; C1lll Rk:hey,
San Angelo, To<., raoked elahtb, w. Alao
Stooe ol New Zealand aod dill Orysclale, 1
South Africa VI. 12tb-nted Bob Maud,
also ol South Alrlea.
Laver, wbo now lives In Ooron8 de!
Mar. baa aln!Ody picked up 137,0llO en thi•
year's tour. He won mirs ti.a f108,
last year cleeplte missinl much ol
,..... with a bedJ•clc.
Tile red-balrecl "Rocket• be<:lmo
sport'• oo!Y mill_ In eamlllp, ·
over that midt Iii. Im.
''The beet lo ........ and my -picking up,~ ta... l!l!d. ~1 don't be
aoy plans for Stocldao. I'll !Ind out
I go out GD the coart.1
'
"Hrnmm.'' mwted Jack Nlctliaus as he
surveyed the big sooreboard alter
'lllttscla,y'• ooenln« round. ..,,.,, Elder
bolted In lroiit with a brllllant 60, "Lee
might just settle the whole qoestlon."
Deelslon Due Today
Elder bu beeo the Innocent center ol a
racial oontrovenoy lnvolv!ng lbe Masters,
!bl all • white ~ a D d· lts ruleo. of
ellgi.bllity-for ....nl daya.
I'm Sick lns~Tark
"I would like to go to lbe i.lasters," ·---• " said the 38-y"""""d Elder, a DOD·winning LONG BEACH (AP) -Jerry Tarka·
regular Ill the tour since 11191. "But I nian aaya he wlll try to decide today.
won't lei It mw me change iny game whether to stay on as bastetball coadl at
plan." cat SW. (Loog Beacb) or accept an o!-•rm Clllfjdenl I b .. e ll·nlce feeling fer 11 ~-<Los Veg11) although,
abOut ii all. l'm playtna ao<>d-I lll!)l>OOO I "I'm lonl oo !Ar oporl I'm side Inside."
have 1 IlelglltelM;l desire, but I 110D't-let Tartanloa mel with Nevada Las v.,..
It put !1llf extra -Otl me." baskelboll booltors and Long Beach Of• the; <'Ol!troveny ltJ)Oe wben Rop. ficlale Tbaracloy bul aald afteA>ards:
Herman BOdillo (0.11.Y.), IDd 17 other '"nlere'1 no1b1as ofllclal. I'm not sure
U.11. ~ patltlooed Maaten -1tt, really, -to do."
toumamait cbalrmao CU!fonl lloberls to The 41·,.....id Tarlwtlao ,.... leaoiog
lslOe a op¢al lnwltatloo to Elder. toword the Lu V-job earlier in the
Roberts cledlned, aaying that lo do IO week • ......, be said the oilers fro
woald be "pr-.:1\clnc dlocrlmlnatlm in both the achoob were -t lbe same.
reteta." His ks "ere No. a tn the nation wltb
Elder ogreed. a zw ""°'d tbil lut aeaaon and over •u I wu offered a special i1m'tatloo I nv. 1<11 Maolaa'• Long Beach
•
teams weol 122-IO ind made the NCM j
West Reglooal playoffs four tlmu. I
Tartanlan baa sa!<; be ~ lllte I
coocb at a school willi '• small-Ion •· mosphere, Uto Lu Vegas" wllen home I
ayw(jJ l!!Sli!Y ~ lheil' -· The offer from Novocla-Las V"lll
rtpOrledly Incl-a salary ol ~.Ol8 I
besides beoellts from booatm llCllllC M I
lnclivlduale such 11 a 118,...._,_
television obow, !rte dothlnl 11111
automobllea aod a 11•,000 home built al l
cost.
His aalary-wanrocmd $11,llt Ullo last
....., with an oiler to kett> lllm
reportedly gofnl .,.... ltl0,000 lndldiOI
salary. public rolallcnl -ir. lta .. 111rance ond summer co,mpo.
I ,
I
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'
DAILY PILOT
Rustlers
Nab. 3-1
Tri11mph
PII<hen Q-alg ~
and Pat Espinoza combined to
limit Rio lloodo to Juat five
hill ln leadln& Golden West
Collega to a 1-1 Soulhml
Calllomla Con1.....e ba,.ball
wln '11iund&f m the winner'•
diamond.
The wln was the Rpatlen'
third In seven circuit outings.
Lundgren pitched the first 7
1--3 iMings before running ~
. to trouble, but Espinoza came
on to set h4n O\<t o1 lhe Jam.
Esptnoza, a fre1bman.
str;uck out the final two bat·
ten in the eighth, and after
allowing a leadoff single in the
ninth, got three more whlffs.
Golden West scored tta flnt
nm In lhe lllCCllld -Seoll Wllson'a slngle ICOrecf ·Blaine
Calder from second. Calder
had reached second on an er-
r.or. .. • • "' w. Mlc1rtn1y, cf • ' ' lllkllf't, rt ' • • ..... ' • • ' Cr.-c:I, 3b • • • c11 .. ai-u 1 0 0
'""''· " , ' 1
Mttlllll'f, 21 • • ' CllOtr, ID ' ' 1 ........ ' • 0 WUto11, M ' • 1
Pftlr1o1;1n. lit 1 • 0
l.l#ldgl"ffl, • ' 0 1
l!lfllnou. p 1 1 1
Tottll " • ' lit HtNI llJ .. • • "' I.aw-. !Ill ' 1 1 0
lrnll, :tit ' 0 1 • Trlpoll'f, tllft ' 0 0 •• Spoot\11". fD • 0 0 • H1HY1r, rf • • 0 • H1rrfntf011, lb ' • ' • Coll•chlo, 11r ' • 0 ' Noglt, 11 • ' ' • DI LI Paz. ti • • • • Hold~n, c • • • • Mlr11!61, 11 ' • ' • Molina, p ' ' • • TDllll ~ 1 • • lclftl .., 1111111111 • • • ~lo HOlldo 100 000 000-1 5 I
Gold.n Wflf 011 00 lla-.-3 ' t
. . . . I
All-CIF Basketball· Honors· . . . . . . . I
• I
To Jones, W.harton, Malane
CASEY JONES
flr1t.Te1m
Stephens
Leads
GWWin.
Kathy SlephenJ drove In
seven r u n s and Mel
Hermanson had four to lead
the Golden West College girls
softball team to a league vic-
tory over host Grange CO.st
Wedneaday allernoon, 111-2.
Stephens had four bits In a1
many plate appearances while
Henn&DIOn had a pali' Jn.
eluding a two-nul'lrlple In the
seventh.
Debbie Burllson connected
for ii home nm Jn the first In-
ning w\lh Stephem on board.
............ ll•l
~~~,. r . ii .... , ~= ... )b i ~~.W,'if':. l . ~~·1i i . I (ozy, j.f ~·,/ .
H8iiliici •• 2b 2 I Tot1I; :sj l 1 ·o..._. ttbt IU
e~c.i~ )b 1•· .. r .... 1•"'
~·~~no, c • i~lt.Pcf i t~l?~" i -I
'fo11l• le-.., .Jf,.
Goldetl Wt•t AU Ol1 ~16 11 2
Or•ncrt <:01•I 000 110 0-1 A 5
Prep Swint
•
Results
\11111lty
Mltll• Vitt• i.71 (It) WtrnJI 200 Medley llt.iey-1. MIMIOft vi.10.
TllM: 1:!1.6. 200 FrM-1. Mm .... !Ml 2. AVburn
(Ml 3. Nord fW). Tlmt: l:Jl'.S. 2CO 1nc1. Mecnw....,1. RklO• !Ml 2.
C•t11DMll IM) ). ,,rr1'Milty fWJ. Tlmt:
2:11.J. SO ,,..._,, #.((Ill (Wl l. lloom IW)
JEFF WHARTON
Second THm
UC:I Statistics
DAN MALANE
Tfilrd THm
Stupy, Sp.ence
'
Lead Batting
Terry stupy and HOO Spence bave liken over the lead In
batting for the UC Irvine ba9eboll team end Jerry Maras la
pushin& season-long otarten Ray Humphrieo· and Gary Wheel·
ock fir tho load In pjl<hing .. tho AnleOten (13-6) take Jhe
week ol1 for flnal e1amjnatioos,
Maras has pltdled a one-lXt, ........iiming game and In 13
lnDbig! has not given up a nm. He has 11 strtkeool>, better
than one per fnme.
UC IRVINE (lM)
Pllellfn1 Reeordl
St. w L IP BB so R ER ERA
Marl8 2 2 0 13.0 s II 0 0 OJJO
FOI 0 0 0 4.0 l 3 0 0 0.00
Dodd 3 I 0 10.l 11 17 2 l 0.47
Hump,ries 5 3 1 42.2 17 22 16 11 2.93
Cloveland 1 1 0 6.1 3 3 2 2 S.00
Wbeelock 4 4 3 40.3 24 S6 22 14 3."7
lficSnM!n 4 2 2 28.0 17 14 15 10 3.2t o.vr. 0 0 0 7.0 3 5 3 3 3.85
Totals ·19 13 6 152.0 61 114' !Ml 4'I 2.!Ml
Batting Averages
G AB R H ZB 38 HR RBI Avg.
Petern<I I 2 1 1 0 I 0 0 .tlllO
Slupy 19 68 J7 23 6 0 2 17 .338
Spence 19 69 11 23 2 0 4 21 .333
Schenz 12 34 6 11 1 0 0 2 .32f
Wheelock 8 16 3 5 0 °' 0 4 .313
Lyona 19 Tl 13 24 l 0 0 s .312
Mallnof! 19 71 6 21 2 0 l 12 .296
BMdgea t8 39 7 11 3 0 1 5 .282
Cleveland J9 69 JO 19 6 1 1 JO .275
Molina J5 511 11 11 1 2 0 10 .264
BelHCO 8 :in 6 5 0 0 J 3 250 ' llanJen J8 61 ll 14 J 0 0 6 .230
Humphries JO 28 3 5 0 0 1 4 .192
lllekman 6 7 0 1 l 0 0 0 ,143
Banning 6 7 l l 0 0 0 0 .143
Dodd .3 7 0 l 0 0 0 0 .143
Spanski n 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Fox 3 t 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Davis 6 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Muas 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Baker 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Totals 19 1133 113 179 24 3 11 102 .283
JC, Prep Tennis
i . Ntytllt !Ml. T11M: 24.5,
Dlvlf'IV-1. No comotttnon.
100 ,ly-1. Lylt (,o,\) l. Mltltf !Ml J. ..,._ Wnt Ill (41 Ol"Mf_. 1"1nM1ty fWl. TllM: 1:0l.t, M11tlff MtCluno !LI IOI! +.11 won 6-4, "'·"
0. 100 ,,_,, ~·' (W) t. Oklulr.I l"ll'tftf (GWJ d .... \l•n VoorllHI .. 2.
IM ...... ~11M! ..... Tl_l,MM) .22• Rl-d ,_1, '"'·
·-· R . · """ Ttnd1t (OWl def. Scl'll'-"4, .. a. !Ml a. Ttiomu (W). Tlrnt: 4:15.1. G~ fGlll l o.t. Ktl!IW '°3, •-l. 100 IKk-1. Allt!Um CM) 2. 111"1 (M) Wtltl'I (OWJ def. 'J;'lllfld .. ,, ... 2.
J. Wik~ (W}, 'TffM: l :GU. L --IG•I ... k " .. , .. 100 lrHtt-1. C1~I (M) t. ,,_, • C -• •
NeYlllt (Ml J, 1'1rm10y (WJ. Timi: Cowling IOR) ~-Wl'f1lmtnn '"'· .. f.
1:11.f. ~
OCleldt IL) Iott +41 won ._1 t Iott ... , _ ... -l'MrlOl·SPlkll111 (LI ~It wlltl 0.
sntrbue•-O.t1rttron U , 7-71 ct.f, E.
Shll'tKlc•-M11cllll '4, U .
JHobton-JIY (I.) tpllf 2 ... 6.41 IPlll 2 ... 7.7, .eoo J<r .. 11 .. 1.,.._1, Miu/on VltlO. Plfbr•Tt!ldtl IOW) dtf. Vt n V9"1ty
Time: J:,,,7, V~Holl1nd ... 2 ... 1. ¥1ett,111J,ttff (.,_) (nv.1 LMrt J9'lltr Vll'llty w •I • m I ti n. I( I In. r (GW) dlf, t11111M
Ml.._ Ylftt l .. J (16) WI,,.. kh~G-at +.!, 7...S, •I. Joht1.on (WJ IOlt to Mllllf'I' CM, Ew-*' Mldll'f ltllty-1. M/11IOt1 Vlelo. a_f.00.~~l'"Olflr '(Oil) dtf, l'oncV·t.1:11: !no, .. , Olttf 1 ... jfef. Orth M .
Time: 2:2'.i. -.. C.lltftlt1 {W) kilt M. _, M , IOI! :t-20D f',.._:f, Md>oliftl•(Ml t. :u.oltr 9w-t t•> Ill ....._ Witt 6, won Ml.
{M) ,, •loom IW). Time: t : OU. ,,...... HUI (W) Iott 1 ... 1 ... M , 1 ...
200 IM . Meidlty-1, lf9WllJ1 (Ml 2. ,,_,..,__(OW) lfitfr Yll'I Yoomfft .. 1, "'"'*'!WI IOI! M, , ... o-6, '"·
WOOlll !Ml :I. Jtndr1N• (WI, Time: 7... Dt1191•
2:27.l. klnlYt (Gll:I Rf, Ttncltl M , 5-7,... '"-h 1rid P1\ltorl IWJ loll to 50 l',_1, HW1to11 IMJ I. .. hltllpe I. illldOff Inf Hl"lftbotNm 1 ... H I dlf.
(W) J. lvtl'I IMJ. Tlmt: M.l, 0-.. (Qlt) dlf, K.tt""" M. W, M. l't.il"t tt'ld Wltllfltofl M, .. 2. 100 fllv-1, MCDou!MI (Ml t. SMwlrt W1llfl (OW) dlf, Holtlnd 2 ... ~ M. IMtll 1nd JOl'llt (Wl lo.t 1 ... 2 .. ; •·6,
Verbum Dei ..
Star Gets
MVP Nod
Three Orange Coast area
prep athletes have been nam-
ed lo lhe All-ClF Southern
Section Class AMA bukotbell
team. for !WIS by the United
Sa~ Helma Athletic Boord.
· And all Jhree (lrtl from the
Irvine League as Corona del
Mar's Ca,.y Jonet and Jett
Wharton lead lhe way wllb
flrat and second team berlha.
Founlaln Valley'• c:lasly
junior forward, Dan Malant,
was accorded a tblrd·~am
spot.
Player of the year honors go ·
to Verbum Del's &-9 Lewis I
Brown for the second Ume. ,.i
Brown, Jones and Mom-I ingslde1s Jackie Rob!Mon are
repeaters for flnt t e a m
honors after capturing similar j
awards in 1972 as junJors.
Jones sparkled in the ·
playoffs and flnlsbed the cam-
paign with an overall 17.l,
pointa-per·game average. The
flashy guard belpt!d his mates.
to a flossy Z&-2 record, ended
by a six-point loss to champion
Verbum De.i in the semifinals. I
Wharton was also hlghly in--
strumental in the Sea Kings' ,
suctess and missed first team t
honors by a narrow margin. ·~
Malane ts one of only five
junJors to make any of the 1 Jhree teams. •11
He was a key neure In
Fountain Valley's best-ever
season, one which provided
the Baroos with a 23-1 ..cord.
Three of the four losses were
by one ·point.
Troy HI g b Juni<r Marie
Wuliemeyer was the only
other Orange County athlete to
make All-cIF AAAA.
•M• ,lrt Mr.: F -ll:olllnMlf!, Morn 1111tldt. M, Sr.
17.1 F -Ovkltr1, No. Torrlnct. 6-5. Sr.
"I -1-·~· 0:\!'"; "~ "1 'I" F -1vh. i-1 'b'"'' r. t. ~ -N>Wl)i v11 um 11, , I!· U.1 -rlftlm, HOOYll', U1 .~r. , .• s -J-. c.,.... dtl _,, ...,, sr. 11.1 c; -""'li.mtvt r. Tnw • ._1, Jr. :J0.1 G -1ner1m. Mom!net.tdt • ._2, Sr. n• G -l'IKk-. P•tM11ft1, '"4, Sr. 16.0
Imo< T"m ,. -Wlllrllll. (tftll.fl Ml Mir, M, Sr. 16.1 f,..-HudlGn, L8 Jord1n, "l' Jr. 1'2.0 .--PYies. VPrbuf'I\ 0'11, ... , Sr. f).J
,. -Gltrton, ~lllllll<tl~~l, Srf 14.6 ' -"ml!'~ "" ... !'· 1 .• t": -WI i., 11\dt, ._ , r. ~ -011 ~. L ~'· W. I•. 1l.1~ -JotllllOfl I mbl'1, .. 1. Sr. 'h.1 -lh1t1c11. P1r,~ • 6-1. Jr. 11.0 G -81bcod1. NO r1 OtlM, •. ,, Sr. 1t.0 TMN Tllm
F -Movld, (11 Htcrll. M , Sr. !710 F -(1wmtt1. 1.8 Wll-..... J r. 15.0 F -P•lmw. Crnc1nt1 V1t11v. ~
Sr. 11~ I" -IVlor, .. , Sr, 17.1 fl-111111,'=/:'V.i"?ev. M, Jr, 12.1 C-l"rl1r, Ar<ldl1, M:.~r.15.1 ,. -Slll(l1r1. Pl~r. ~ n.o 1~~ -MlrQIJll, S , An v, s.t. Sr.
G -Otvtt, Hu--, W , Sr l,.t G -81rnerd, lurbln•, 6-3, ir. 16.0
Scores
ldllllltllll ...... " --Mont""I U, U. I/If M11ml 2
Clnclnntll s, Houtton •
Pl\Uldllpl\11 •, Ntw Yorll (N) J
ClllclfO IN) I, S.n OllOO •· S\.11 lt1no ln111, r11M
e11t1mor1 '· Lot """"" t Dfltl)/1 4, SI. LOUii J
Plfftburgh I, Klnws City 7
T1x11 S, Al11t1ll 3
C1Utorn11 I, Sin Fr1ndtco S
IOllton f, M!nlllt0f1 0
N.w York A 12, Chlc;g.o A 1
01ld1nd 4, Arhan.t STiii 1, 6 lnntnos. r1ln
(levtllnd 10. Mllw1u•11 t
IM) J. "fowtn (W), 1'1mt: 1:06.0. LlnOl'I (GA) dlf. t.l:k 6-2. ... 2. IP!tt 7•7. 100 ~I. Hlldltft IM) t. hilt (Ml Cowll111 (QR) Mf, WllemlM 6-1, .. 1. ii .... Y......,
3. l'hlnl• (W), Tlrnt: "'·'· DWllMt W..llft!Mltr ~·--) Ill~) L.Mni ll'"ll'llC'"'r MARINA'S ANNA HOOKER (14) GRABS REBOUND IN FRONT OF TEAMMATE ANN GOLDENSON (24).
Oilers Laud
Athletes
'Raul Contreras and· Dirk ~feld· wt:re iltmed most
V&Iuablo 0. the basketball and
•restJing team• for HW1-
tlngtoo Beach High Thursday
l)ight at 1the school's sports
:wards banquet.
.Special award l\Pinners : I Wrtstllng
Varsity -Most improved :
Scott Mallory: Caplaln: Dirk
Rosenfeld; Moot Valuable;
p!rk R<IMnfeld.
Junior Varslly -A1ost
proved : Randy Gebhard :
~ptaln: Kirk Starry; M"'t
aluable: Tom Von Dulen.
Fro•h ·So_ph : Mo s t
inved: Jim Schiebel:
plain: RAly Garcia; MOit
aluable: Ktllh ~
lllltellloll
Varalty -Mott Improved:
Weir and Doq Rabe :
' aptaln: Dave Axellon: jilOlt
aliiable: Raul Contm•1: ~ 'l1lrow illamplGn: Wynn
elll ; BW Jenl:!ns Hu.Oe
w'111 ! .Raul Contnr11.
JiJJllor Vll'lity: Mo I I
irnjll'Oftd: Paul Gallllllll:
CaplaiD :. Dove Sclawln1lll ;
keOOonPaplt
a fl,..._I, Melf1lfl'( (Ml I. Zlttllr VOft V I• ~1... ! .. ) ... IMI l lloom IWl. "T1rn1: 4:1t11. w 'nvo · MO 1 100 eHK-1. Woode IMl t. JtndrfNk fl'•l1tfl'•W1!11'1 7•S. .. 2. Mllllt' IWJ lot! tll Dtnrlll 1-6, IO'(d 1· -f
'WI • II ... IW). Tl-·. 1.·10.J. TW.~Mlt!' (QW) Hf, 0_,... '· 0 Marina Girls Breeze
To 67-16 Hoop Win -·
UCI Gets
No. I Seed
100 .. 1,..,,_1, Kin~ fMJ t. 1.uaon kllNIYI M. ._2'. 11t1nitr 1W1 Iott U. 1... MOT ICYCll· OUlll IUIGY
l';l,L fowwt (W). fl-! 1i1U flfiddl~l'6Jllr (Olll (fff. hncy-M*iurll tW) IOllt to Hoo\11 N, Hoch (l.,lll .. t.P""'.kc ........
•-Roi-I. Ml-I-VI""" WtldmtM ... 1, ... 2. • ""M 1 ... ri,,,.: -;;;..._ -·--.... ...,.. Ora1111 clfft 111 1,, ~ .. 11m11 F,._1w 1wi .. , w. °"· SWAP Min
M1u1111 V::l:1~1> w~ ::.:.J:? :::~'1i...~ .. l6. 'ti. J._ •net~ cw1 1oat to KA~~t TH. u.EAm
20D MtdltY A:1111-1. Wmin. """' • f'/ dlf. Lal'l111 M. "'· l:.~'tnc1~1111=?:.. , .. , •Pllt wflll (714) n1.12 t::;a.,..,..._,, Wl'thll._; IM) t. Uw ~I~ ~-~~6-A_H. -~·~-=~·~"'~°"~"<~d~{~W!_l ~"'~',! ... ~"':::...~::::::~~~:::'.::::::::: ... _ ---·ed uc' Irvin will (M) i. ,..,.. (W), Timll ~11-" .. c. HCIPIM lfll ... Mvf'1"1¥_ ,.., u. 7, •oP-~ e 110 lod• -·· O'R .... !Ml L • Defending South C o a s t ready tor our man lo man send Mike Dodd to the moµnd ~::r."' IWI. t l"lyftn' <WI. Timi: DlllMw -'Ml!rf Ind M. H~ (Fl dlf.
League girls basket b a 11 (girl to girl?)1" Mrs. Harrls in qu~t of an opening victory ,:i f.~C.:.."r:1.'~i'm!': ;-.s.Moorw "1= ~ ·=~ f#i dtf. FllF'bll
powerhouse Marina· dealt out a said. in defenee of the Anteaters' 1/i f.'r:;.J.; ~~~~7m!~~~ C1wnpt1tr .,..:::"' ,k-5.,t" ..._ 1,1 ""·
large dose of disappoin tment M111n1 f6fl Anahelm baseball tournament 100 "'--'· Str•w IMI l. WMt.ltw UtN anct MvrrwY w. w. ti IMJ l McM1nut IWI. TllTll: 1:00..$. Vlf1lty to Laguna Beach and to all .. , 1 ", ",, title Monday nteht againJt the '° •K1c-1 . P. Moen cw1 t. Woodr u,... euc11 c1tJ Ct) •• DWHt (OOPlf' (Ml J. Ff\lnn IW). Tlmt: n..L Sl1111M , rivals hopfna to lw irwi tbt loop Kyt.,. 1 f 3 1' Untvertlty of Arizona at La .so .,...,_1, #tCMMlt IWl t. Teut¥ ""'' fL.l def. euc11 u 1 "'· "'O ,.... Hool\.,. • J I lS IW) 3. At tftlf'lil, fltntt IU. KMMfllll"a '41 lllf. Corbin •II tltf, crown Thursday.· cr1n. ' • 1 10 Palma Park. Game tlme ls a 1a I'~ ttlfay...1. MIMI'" ""'" Ctr.J:: .._
The Vikings, · coached by M~~':i~ ,: 1; 1~ ,; o'clock. •::;;;1;;"";;';';;';;;;·•;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;-;;;;· ;;-;;;;;;..,~•;;'~· ..,~~·~'·;,;;;;;;!
M ~-H •• d 1 t A i..,_ 11tc.11 1161 1 The Anteaten have beenl: a, ~n &rJ'y, • t I e u ~"'" 7 ~ "l '; .. eded flrll Ill jbe toUMWl\l!Ql
Laguna Beach 6'1·Jd !or their ...... 0 ' ' 1 again thl• year wllh I ls:I Par. amount Sports
second win In league play with ~~;:,. t : ! l record &Dini into play.
three gam c1 ~mainlng. It was To1111 '10 '16 Dodd, a lel'IJ.Oil', ha1 •tarted fl 1 / t::"J '
Laguna Beach 's second los1 of L'futi• ::~"' •:7, 1-16 lhree 1amea wlth bne vtctory ~'':'Jfh~n'i iii -'•nni6
the season, The f1rat Wll ar-""~•IMiir;;:;;;;;~ll;;;l;;;• ="=-==;;:;aod;;;;;;;l=f=IDC=I=. =0.=47=:e:.r:.l:.::;:;~I'~ tw o-pointer to EdllOll. ,-...!:NA~TU1=1N:•:..!A:!:IU.~10f~~-~-t.~N!t1~.,
t:a~~~m\~;1e~1·t~ LEASE BRANb PRIX
decisive 29-11 hal!Ume lead. It
only got w.,.. for tho Attl11A
alter !liat 11 lhe Vlklni• fut broak and ln11de gme ac-• ·
counled !or 38 points, while
the de!en1t hold Laguna
B<adi to JUil r;••
And lhe dele11M It lhe key to
Mllilll'1 11UCCW IC<iilrdlng to
Mra. Harrla.
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S TOM McEWEN IN ALL PRO FINALS AT OCIR SATURDAY.
Edison Stops Eagles;
.Corona Spiker Stars
:. ~ lllgb'• oopoomore ·tcm Lloy led the Chargers to
.. 7J.55 track and neJd con-
quest of ·Ealancia In Irvine
League compeUUon 'niurlday • wllh twin wlna in the t4-0 and
880.
Lloy set the pace In the 440
wllh a 52.5 and milsed in the
tw0olappor in 2:0!.5.
Eatancia's Steve Adams was aleo a double winner, laking
t11i> hunlles In 15.0 •nd 20.0.
tad: Edison'• overall depth
proved too much. ·
Other top elforts froin
Orange Coast area athletes in
a rain-shortened agenda were
ibade by Corona del Mar's Joe
Denger and Mission Vlejo's
Ken and Mark Hower.
Dengel' high jumped ~5. en
lnCh below his best of the
seuon, to take first place
against Santa Ana Valley.
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FV .Whiz
Joins Pro
Drag Run
Fountain Valley's Tom
McEwen, leader in the tunny
car competition ln the $60,000
All-Pro series that ends Sallu·
day night at Orange County
International Raceway, ia tow-
ing h1I entry aCJ'08s the coun-
try this week from Galnaville,
Fla.
McEweo took the funny car
lead hi the All·Pio aerie! on
opening day and u a result
only two drivers have a shot
at overhauling him in the
finals.
Don Prudhomnle iJ making
a llimilar trip from Florida In
quell of a 16,000 first prize In
the top fuel eliminator class.
There are seven drivers with a
chance at o ver h auli n g
Prudhomme, . however. The
pune will come from the win·
ner's share of Saturday's
purse and bonus 8W$niS
posi.d for ,Ul Pro tlWsta.
Butch Leal in the pro stock
category, has a lock on first
place. He has won his last six
races at ocm, two more than
Pat Foster's prevlQUa all time
best for a pro category driver
al OOIR.
A family I e u d will also
eplce the program when young
Jeb Allen, 17, competes in the
top fuel event. He won the
NHRA SUmmernatlonab alter
learning the sporl from older
brother Les.
Les taught Jeb to drive just
before be retired from top fuel
himsell. He has discarded his
retirement and is hopeful of
drawing hJs brother as an op-
ponent in a head-~bead con-
frontation.
Qualliyinll runs begin at
noon with ellmlnallon races
from 7 to 10. 'lbere are 83 top
fuel, funny car and pro 1tock
drivers entered in the--all pro
finals.
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CAMPING SALE!
* * * * * THREE DAYS ONLY -MARCH 23·25 * * * * *
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·.'t THE"GRANT BOYS Is one of \he onty authorized Coleman repair and warranty ltatlona In Ofangt County. :ii'
Bring In your old Cotem11n Appllancn and we'll make 'em good u new I You pay onty for parts. ! . :
SALE ITEMS LIMITED TO STOCK ON HANOI
8x10WEMZEL
TENT
These tough, durable tents with their
slant-wall design wlll st.nd In lht lace
~:;~~~~t~;o:,!os4, aaa
ISALEI
Looldftg tot • ...,., Look It Ull We'ff got tents Ind .. ..,. got'Or•nt loy• who know...,,.."" •bout ..... ,.. ....
loy1 wilt h9'p )'OU sel.ct lhtl tent th1t Is rlahl tor 'fOUr f1mUy Ind budget. Ind the Grant 8oy1 hlYI tf'te flnett MMctlon.
W1'v1 Got H Whtn You N1H tt. NOTE: axlo 11Mps I or 4i t 112 8'eep1 I or I, 10x1:S sleep• I or mor ..
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COLEMAH 8110
FAMILY "OASIS"
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COLEMAN 11&'1"
FAMILY OLYMPIC TENT
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COLEMAN 8110
VAGABOND TENT
Ill. ltM.11 n911 SALi ... ,
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"Th• Grant Boys are prol111lon,1l1 In huntlng ·equlpm1nt, ll1hlng, camping 1nd
any outdoor sport!
COl.EllAll lxlO FAMILY s59ee RE:.O:~
SALi
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Ill LINE OF QUALITY CAMPINI STOVEii
LEMAN DELYX .PIOPANE
REC .. $27.95 ••••• ,, , u ; • ,,SALi tu.II . . COWAllt.425
GAS STilYE ••• ~1! ~ ~ ... SALE $13.11
. COLEMAN 41.3
GAS ~TOYE .. SALE Sl 7.88 ~~u ......
PRIMUS 2 IUlllH -
PIOPAHESIOYE
RE8'.$11.99SAi.E $15~11 ' '
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SAV.E. 011 OUR COOlE,.SI
COLEMAll 61 QT.
JWAY52J7
llQ. $21.15 •••••
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COLIMAll IO QT.
REG. $21.H
SAL1$2S.ll
COLIMAll 56 QT.
COOLH
IEG. $21.95 •• , ••
SAL1$17.81
GIT YOUI FISHlllG UCINSI AT THI GIAllT IOYSI
' SALE 011 OUI HEA TEISI
COUMAll PIOPAlll 2000
toSOOOITU
MODR 70I ••• $21.11
COUMAllS157045000
t1MOOITU
CAT.NIATll
IEG. $31.15 SAU $34.11
PllMUS SOO TO 2000
ITU NIATll PIOPANI
IEI. $11.Jt SAU $9.tt
714 COLEMAll 4 LI. ACIYFIL -
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. . Sale $10.88
125 COLEMAll J LL IMSUL 21111 -
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SAVE AT THE GRANT .IOYS ,
SAVE--
ON OUR
LANIERNSI
COLEMAN MODEL 200A
LAllTllN ......... $11.11
COLIMAll SINGLI MANTLE
PIO,ANE LAllTIRN
REG. $11.15 .••.. SALl$10.ll
PllMUS SINGLI MAllTLI
PIOPANl .......... $9.11
CHICK THUi PH.SIASON
SAVllltS Oii OUI QUAUTY
BRAND PICNIC JUGS!
COUMAH 1 GAL. JUG
REG. $4.99 , •• SALi $3.11
COLEMAN 2 GAL. JUG
REC. $6.98 ••• IALI ss.11
FRIE DRAWINGI,
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Alamito . .
Harness
Entries
JAlamitos
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~Harness • ' !Results
·.OILERS. • •
AIM TO IUCBT FJIOM DEEP ROUCH
,,.... .,,...,. 'bcn ompriled fu .,. ,_ ""°"' from deep roop. 111
-10 !lit left o( l>tpt. 'Ibis oftnt
ll.lppc:o1 becansc the deep ,,.N ff
.,..,. iUclf arouod Ille i-t (ncd<) ~·
"' tbe club and -the cl•blato ~-'"" bd'""' h llrika 111e boll. 1 y
0.: way IO JDiUniz.c this prob-I 1
km ii to bold ooto the. clab With an \
apocloD!' flJll! Jdl.0.nd grip. Or I"
,..,. c:aa compamtc for the o£r..fine
-Ill' limply aioUa& lhedablaoo a
bit IOtberight olta.,et lnitiaUy. Tbe
-dllb&<e ,.;n ...... bring the
-bocl:oatlJFI.
DifJamt -will llCt diffmnlJy "" .... dob, bot iC 1". play .IDOlt of )'O'll' aolf at one coune, a 5-minute pnc•
&ir:c ltllioa from the rough wi'll tell you just how W you 31.
lboGld aim to the riabL &C ''"""'""'"-• -
Score ift tplte ~of tr•ps, bt.lntl•rs, rouati. •"'1 downhlll lin-.,..ith
ttl• help Ar~ P8fl!J•r off•rs )'O\I In his bookltt, "Troublt
Sholl..·• A copy 11 )'OUrt for 20• tlonl with • at.Mnptd, stH-9'dd...atd •Mtlopm unt kl Arnakl P•Wtltt, In cat• ot thi& nn1-,_.
Troj"ans
Set Goll
Tourp.ey
The University of Southern
California ~Jan Club will
bold Ila anmta1 golf touma·
ment at the California Country
Club in Whittier with over 200
golfers expected to participate
on Friday, .April IS beginning
at 12:30.
· Football coach Jobn McKay
will be there . as featured
speaker at the evening dinner
('1:30) following conclusion of
the tournament.
Reservations for the tourney
and-or dinner may be made by
calling the ~Jan Club office
(213) 746-277L
log·A·Thon
Student. and faculty at
Southern Callloruia College In
Co11ta Mesa will stage a fund-
raising jog·a·tbon Saturday
beginning at noon on the cam-
pua track.
"We hope to raise between
$5,000 and $10,000 fu put our
curbs, decomposed granite
and port-a-pits in,'.' coach Jim
Crumpton, the SoCal track
and field coach says.
"We have a tW<Hlme NCAA
college dlYialon high jump
champim (Jack CaU1ey) in
ICbool and we don't even have
a pit for him to jump In."
Crumpton figures some 100
members of the faculty and
student body at SoCal will
start the bour·iong jog. Each
bas been -seek:tng ---f i r m s ,
churches or ind!vlduals to
sponsor them at so much per
laP.. 'l'he school's president will
participate along with any
member or the student bcxly
wishing to aid the program.
Grid Sipup
Registration for boys In-
terested in playing Junior All·
American taclde football in
Irvine will be beid Wednesday
from 6-3 p.m. at University
High (room 306).
Other registration dates in-
clude Saturday, March 30
from-14 p.m. and Sunday,
April I from 2-5 p.m.
A $5 registration fee will be
charged. The program is open
to all boys 8-Il years of age
who live in Irvine.
Also all adults who are in-
terested in coaching or fund-
raising activities may call
Rudy Wertepny at SliJ.4495.
University High is located at
CUlver ·and Campus drives.
Volle11ball
Orange Coast College girls
volleybaH teams swept past
Golden West College ln both A
and AA action this week.
The A team won two
straight. 15-13, lS-8 with Pam
llfartin and Jo Anne Zubillaga
standing out for the Pirates.
In the AA games .. Orange
Coast won 15-1, 15-5 with Barbi
Sweet and Peggy Jacobsen the
most valuable players.
Donkey Tilt
Set Saturday
A COrona del Mar faculty
cootingent will face several
Sea K.inga: athletic standoots
Saturday night in a dookey
basketball game beginning at
I.
Coach Brent Ogden's well·
drilled crew of C&sey J011es,
Bqb Clark, Tom MCCOtlell ,
Vince O.ukas, Pat Walt, Joe
Tosll. Skip Lauderbaugh. Mike
Bavtken, P11tY R<>mney and
Karen FftllCh ii a IOlid
favorite to diapooe of the
teachers.
5 GALLON
LASTIC
WATER
CAN ..... ·~ ...... Tri~, ~.:: ...
199
NYLON FOAM
SEAT COVERS
3~2# Sotll Split Or
Buck.t S.ot
FREON VALVE
&HOSE
KIT
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Area Women's Goll Report Baseball ;"
Standings .
Clla1 -la tllo baJ>. dlcap toumameal ebplplon at
Hunllngton -Cctmtry
Club -delfoUIJI· Polly Brownlllg and J .... Doyle In·•
playoff this week.
A alas crw t.umey for
members -Cbtrl and Belen Cowdon Ired ftll: first
pl*"' In A filght wllh 27 . .foao
Weave.--waa ntli witb 31.
In tlle·B llliht JI wu Shirley
CWnow'o aod Barbara
Metkovich lied for flnt with
31 followed by Mary Vander
Sommen with SI\\.
!.<nor Wahren!>rt>d< """ tile C !llght title with 31 with. Win·
nie Lindsay 1ecood at 3214 and
Middie Benner tblrd at 331>.
.MetNfotclarJc
Member• of the women's
club at Meadowlark Goll Club
staged a ham t!hoot this week
in conjunction with the men's
club. '
CompeUUon wu scored on
two better balls of fivesomes
with the winning squad firing
127. On the team were Corinne
Richardson, Gaile Stinson,
Mabel Christenson, Robert
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AUTO COOL
CUSWON
AlrV..r.d
c...lortF"' 'YOW' DriYing
COOLANT SAVER
KIT
99~
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Tblelamn and LarTT Du ~
At 121 -a aquad .....
_,i.of Harvey AM Woolt:oll,
Dottle O'Dell, Anltt
Mon11otner)', John --A lw<>W•Y tle reaulied for
lblrd al 12t With Anita Ai>
pl-, Betty Knta. Rita
Mclntoah, Frank l)qval and
Hap Woolcott oo -t..... Tho otheT was compoaed of
lo .. •11•••elt
Itwuafield-!Cunll-
'menl for the memb<n of the
Lquna Beach Women'• Goll
Club with Margaret Waterman
wlnolog low -booota with an rl.
She lllo tied with 'l1lelma
'\"ooniey for low net With rl.
M~n's Goff Roundup
Pre&ident'I cup compelltion
Is under way at Blg Canyon
Cottntry Club ol Newport
Beacb with Harry llodlon
defendlng hls tiile.
ln a St. 1'11trlck's Day
Shillelagh tournament Sunday,
competition was by two low
balls of foursome with the
Paul Smiths and Mel Grays
fmiahlng first at 119.
A tie resulted for second
with the Heber Ericksons and
Don Dempsey's on one side
and the James Pecb and
Marco. Anichs Oil the other.
Each foursome polled 121.
. Tho event wu ooe of tile top
aflaln ol the year at Bia OU>
ynn with much ol the credit
going to Ron and Kartn
Wlnterbum as tournament
chairmen.
Next big event, o~ than
the Preaident's Cup, is the
Spring Frolic. to be contested
on April 1. lt is a blind draw
8ffalr. ·'
ln A flilbl, Id I m I e
kbfwn•ker ... the wlnner
with a SI and Mrs. Watennsn
......SwlthSZ.
'l1le B crown weot · to
Virginia Beal& with 33 with
Pat Gullch and Tb e Im•
Toomey u.d for IOOOlld at SS.
Ruth Wl>llaker wu the C
ntght victor with S5 lollowed
by YVOODe Jones with is.
Mn• Vertie
A tun field particlpoted In
the better boll of partners guest only tournament at
Mesa Verde Cctmtry Club this
week.
Mellas Morris of San Diego
COontry Clnb teamed with
Mqgle GeorgetlJOll of Los
Co)'Oles CC for a gross score
ol 79 to top tile field. Kay
Buller and Sue Johns, both of
San Diego CC, combined to
\\'.in low net honors al 69.
-In the flrat lllght, Esther
Nugent and Anne Teel or El
Niguel CC won low gross with
an a'.l ; Virginia Fruehling and
Mary Crary of Santa Arni CC
had an Sl.
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ROAD
FLARES
12 FOOT
TOT
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PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU
MARCH 27, 1973
OPEN SUND4Y - 9 • 6
JET'N BRUSH
SPRAY WASHER
"''"""-""""' C:-., a.mi, T tctl lets er-w;.._, "'"'' 399 .....,. ""'1 ..... Ao<!
Handy Pistol Griv
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6 QUART BUCKET
FULL 0' SPONGES
AND 8 fil:<g!s -_g~
TURTLE WAX .EXCALIBUR
CARWAXKIT
298 ~P"' Sea lea.,., ........
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VINYLTOP WAX 9c .. a... C,_Qo .....
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121NCH JACK
JACK
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LIFTS
ALTEBNAt'ORS 16 9J
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Among the underdogs are
Harry Corea. Bill Scllaum·
burger, JolUl Weybraucb, JolUl
Blalr and Arthur RaUJCh.
Admlmtoo la fl.50 for
g...,.1 admission and 75
cenLs for students.
Phone 111 EAST 19th STREn, COSTA MESA:.:;-,":";
645·8264 JuST OFF NEWPORT ILVD.-IEHIND MESA THEATER-SUNDAY 9 to 6
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By 8YI.VIA POllTER
For eocb doller a ab:·penon
,!imlly &pends on food, you, • four.person hou,.bold, spenc1 11,1.03, you, a two ·peraon
: lioumold, lpend 11.07, and a flolle Individual llvin& alone
spindJ '1.ll.
y,.. each dollar the large
J'mlly spends on J>Ot•toea and
·-potatoeo, yw, the ..... pie, spend tl.116, and ,..., •
Bingle lndl'1dual, spead ti.JI.
••
1!.S. Dept. of Agriculture Just
publlsbec! in "Fam 11 y
Eeooomlcs Review.''
Here'a a r undow n ,
tramla!Od lllto dollers:
D' YOU ARE I couple, Yoll
· · ll*>d this much more per '1
40 lhan I Bil:· -·=1=
THE «XlST OF a market-
buket that Is $38.W for OJ»-
per10n Is '37.80 for a family of
two. The lime marketbasket
colta "7.20 for •three-person
lamtly, 131.M for a !our-
-family, $35.80 for a five-person family, and that
11JDe marketbasket -which
Is $38.W for one person -
COiia billy $35.:IO for I family
of ab< persolls.
But wait: back up and study
that list of . items on the
A Ir l ~ture Department's
marketbasket. Do you notice
Sharing the Wealth
; IY . for the
following l-
t em 1 : 18 • that it• is heavily weighted Meat Pac'kers Ordered to 'Pass It On'
~,cents more
1..tdollarOll
cannedpeu: .-r1 cents
m or e per "'"''
4lllar Cl\ cracl:en, k:e """""" ~cken; 13 cents more oo
~· aiJct betW!On 5 trtnb and 1J 'cenla more on
• potatoeo. wl>ite breod,
peeda, ·-milk, beef. ' :
J*'(lll'IOO bllis, the
family CJWaya 1JllYI tell
the Jdlill family ~ a which IJ becoming 11>-
lnglf Important u food
ces continue spiraling ever
llj,ward. In fact, the one-
1!"""' household in the U.S.
Es fully 11 percent more for
same Uat of foods th.U, tbe
ily consiaUng of two
~ents and four children, ac·
91rdlng ro a new study by the
I> .. ~CAB Panel
. ' J]rges Reno
~.. .
:JAirwest Bid ..
· with leas expensive varieties
of foods, lower food 4'•des
(ground beef as against roast
beet, canned peaches a a
against fresh lrults )?
• DO YOU NOTICE thal not lncl\Jded In \hit Hat far which
the smaller fll!DllY paya much
more w dolla¥·are many ma·
jor fo6ds>"eggs,. oranges, coi-
f .. , fresti ' tmr;atoe., appl .. , SO!\ drinks! '
!Ji tool, aays .Belly Peterkin
of thl•C~, Dep\., the
.amilleot)lousehold;pays only a
few· penl)lel more or the aarne
or less tor a long list of Items
such as these. And ilie
speculates '!bat part of the
eoonomlea a,chieved by larger
lamllles do Indeed reflect their
cbo!ces o( lo'lrer food •grades
and lass etpenalve. Io o d
varieties rather than their use
of the aavlngs avsfiable from
0 econ0my" air.es and quantity
buying.
It could be that the old gap
betw... food costs {or those
of you wDo buy"" in bulk as
against those of YoU who do
not or who cannot may be
becoming much narrower tllan
it appears on the surf a~. µd
fan\llies who do not buy in
bulk include tbe poor who Can-~-WASHING TON (AP) -The not finance Ille big purchases ~•ll Aeronautics B o a r d 1 1 at one time as well as the
&ireau· of operating rights has sman tiou.molds who cannot
feOommended that Hughes use up t!le foods before they
Atnr.st bo ·-to pro. u -"•· spo . ,,.,. llOll"9J> aervlce ·between ' ~. Ne-i,, and the Paclllc llllAT MIGHT be oome of ~west, ml that Western the forces,lielping 12 <1'1se that ~-Lines be~ -slnillar 'traditional gap?'1 "'
!\Dthorlly betWten I.a Vegu, -Modem matie'.flclllttes
and seatUe a n.d in OU!'. bomei' -refrigeration
Ore. and freezing -wbicb peimit
· represented a change the small farnlly kl take ad·
IM!re,u's earller (JOii-vaotage ol the economics of
fbt that Alrwest should ·jle "ecollOlll)' al7.es" as easily as f!ven holll routes, and that no the !Mge family. · •
~ authority should b e -A~more informed "you," pied Western. · better educated· kl spotting
:l,'l\e CAB , fttuined the roal baa"i"'. among today's
drller r«<miiieriilil/qm kl array ·GI ~rt . H re s , Ifie tu!!JIM< tor an Ul!dalinC, shapes,•~-aillf S'>ldes.
· the basla that operating And ~~~ ~1 a r g er
ti.tics uaed pre~ bad families,~ ~~Uy among me outmoded.. ' the lesurtll·edtidteci
' I brief to the·Jiw1\ldge -AJiil-mcflt vit8!, Unit pric>
' u -s.,.q,n. cian: Ing -1118 •y\l\enl of pricing aloo tb.iit no addltlanal w!JJch permits you kl judflO
oe la needed at Klamath the cost per ounce, (IOUlld,
WASli!NGTON (AP) -The strengthen the a4InlnlatraUon
<mt ot L l v i n g Co~ in the enforcement of price
cil TOOrsday ordered meat oontrols applicable to thb i&
.packers to paM aloog sny In-dustry," DunloP aald.
creaSes or decreases in their , "THE COUNCIL expects
costs on. a dollar-for-dollar such decreases to be paased.
basis. tbi'ough the dlairlbutloo cbaln
The action, announced by to· the ultimate conaumer."
council . director John T • Dunlop, said the new regula-
Dunlop, was interpreted as a ~ supt!nedel the "volatile ·mo~e to Insure that any prictng authority" granled to
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coot will be passed along to council : estab~ deer
the consumer. rules that meat pecker DlllSI
IDllow ill ·setting prlq<o. ll said
cost inCleoes and decrea!el
~live or perllaJly (Jro<.'<SOed
meal mtist' be passed lhroqgh
on no more than a dollar-for·
dollar bosis.
PRICES F 0 R wholesale
me8t have declined this week
lafter reaching recxird levels
earlier this month.
"This regulaUon la designed
. kl establish and maintain a
cloler relationship between
COS!s and prices in the meat
pac~g ind~ and to
IT REQUJllU that a rum
not esceed• ila base p<riod
groos margin during any fiscal
• 0re. She said lunher quart or whatever m•aaur., Pickets on. Jlreak t Airwest provides ade-ment -so you can compare
le w:vlce between Reno prices IQ 8ny food matket and Wanda fuclonan, Qeft) and Mrs. Mona .Guth eat
La Yeps, and that no find the best dolla?HDd-ceots dog food as part of a meat price, protest in Heller·
cperaklr la roqufred buy, whether or not Iris an IO\Vfi, Pa. befo~e an A&P market. Some 25 persons
ollult market. "eamomy size." . canied signs urging meat boyrot!s. ~~'******~~;;;;;;~lmiiii hii ... jijijiiiiijiiiil ~ 3 FREE GIFTS plus 8c REFUND
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coot ol the raw materials and
revenuea received &om the
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A Coft of Living Cow1cil
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coo1a and (irices. Asked II that
meant meal poobla bad been
b>creulllg their' prices falter
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Ille l(IOllM!nan Ilic!. "'!bat's
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declines Ill wholesale meaf CCllits, t h e council' expects
"tJ:le.1cost decreases would~ be
passed down through the cbaln
to the uJUmate consumer."
THE SPOKESMAN said the
order applleo to cattle, hogs,
sheep, lambs, and calves, and
manufacture of 11 a u s a g e a ,
cured meats, 8DlOked meats,
fro&en meata, natural sausage
caalngs and other prepared
meats and meat speclaltiea.
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Of Meat
Advocated
-SACRAMENTO • (AP) -
Calilornla OOllSU!lll!rl• lbQuld
balUe sllyrockellnC m e s I
prices by boycotting any
purcba!e ol meat or l>OullrY
during the first week ol April,
a powerflil Calilonila con-
sumer group urged Thuraday.
THE OONSIJMER Feder,i-
tlon ot Calilomla llllllQUllCed It
would ~ Ii Its hatUe cry
"Let 'Em Elt<htele," wbicb
paraphr .... 'Ille advice that
U.S. Secretary' Of AulcWture
Earl Butr p.ve to conoumers
angered 'by r1JinJ mest prices
In recent weekJ,
Jim Reed, CFC's Sacnunen-
kl lobbyist, said that the N'IXOll
admlnistraUon must be jolted
into the awareness that con-
sumers are intensely angered
by meat price bikes.
Reed added that consumers
"must organl!e a revolt. ... in
the hope that those businesses
feeling the brunt of a sus-tained boycott will in !urn
(Jl'<!SSW'e the President iQto
taking some quick acUon."
SIMILAR BOYCOTT cam-
paigns have been mounted in
other 1tate1, and many have
designaled the first week of
April for their action .
"Consumers should revolt
against this system that Is
causing us such bardsbips ...
.The richest nation in the
world bas been told kl eat less .
. . . to wait and see," said
Frank DamttlJ, proaldent of
the CFC, an orcanlzatlon
which lncfudes over 100 COl>-aumer groupe.
Inside
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P,resident Seeking
To Negotiate on
WASHINGTON CAP I
Presldent Nlxon told Congress
'l'hunday ht will seek far.
reaching authority to bo!Jl Jn.
creasc and r'eduoe tarirr1. and
to provide protect.loo for U.S.
industries threatened by
foreign lmpor'ts.
"We n1ust fact up to more
lntGse long·term competition
in the world's markets rather
than shrink from it," Nixon
H id ln hla first annual in·
ternaUooal economic report.
TH£ PRESIDENT g a v e
more details on hi' trade
legislation due to be sent to
Congress in a few weeks.
He said the administration
will seek n1aximum flexibility
In negotiating an end to
foreign barriers to American
goods.
Thi.1: t'ill include, he said,
authority to eliminate. reduce,
increase or Impose tarifrs on
all products !or 1 period ol
five years.
The Prt1ident said reduc-
tions in most tariffs would be
staged over a ptrlod ot Ove
years or 1nore with ~r
periods. provided tor red~
lions on Items which arc ship-
ped in gi eat volu.me.
NIXON SAID In the 94-page
report that be will aak:
Congress to enact laws to pro-
vide American ind ustry relief
from "sudden and dim:iptive
Import surges."
The safeguard sy stem he
recommended would call for
restraints on Imports if lhe
U.S. Tariff Commission finds
that a Oood of imported goods
cause serious injury t o
domestic i n d u s t r y and
workers.
But Nixon said t h e s e
restraints, whether through In·
Large Interests in Comsat
NEW YORK IAP I -Acting
on 1oternment recom·
mendalion, American
Telephone &: Telegraph Co.
has announced plans to sell its
$181 million interest in the
communications Sa 1 c l l i 1 e
Corp.
AT&T has held 2.895,750
shares. or 29 percent or
Comsat, the government·
established pr i v a le CQm·
munications system, s i n c e
1964.
The announcement Wednes·
day fol l owed a recom·
mendation by the Federal
Qnnmunlcations Commission
last Dec. 22 that AT&T divest
itseli of all Comsat holdings
to avoid a situallon in which
AT&T would be a substantial
customer as well as owner of
COMSAT.
e Kal•er
Special to tbt Daily Pilol
OAKLAND -Kaiser Steel
Corp. Thursday announe«J
that It has agreed in principle
to sell, subject lo certain con·
dlUons, 15 million shares of
Hamersley Ho ldings Ltd. at
U.S. $3.90 per share ror a total
or u .s. $58,500,000 before taxes
and expenses of sale.
Consummation of this sale
would reduce Kai!er Steel's
interest in Hamersley
Holdings from 34.5 percent to
28.3 percent.
e Westgate
Special lo the Dally Piiot
SAN DIEGO -\Vestgate·
California Corporation's prod·
uce g r o u p operations have
been expanded lo include
( -t~KI./Vc ) STOCK
who I es ale marketing
agreements \\'ith apple and
peach growers and producers
in h-tissouri, slarting with the
1973 shipping season, it was
announced Wednesday .
Western Fruit Sales, Fresno.
a wholly-owned subsidiary of
\Vestgate-Southland Produce
Co., will headquarter its new
Missouri marketing di vision at
Independence.
e Strauss
SAN FRANCISCO -Levi
Strauss & Co. Wednesday
reported record first quarter
sales of $121.575.000, up 14.9
pe rcent from $105,827 ,000 for
the comparable period a year
ago.
Net ine-0me was a record
$5,403,000, or 50 cents a share,
for the quarter ended Feb. 25,
up from $4,943,000, or 45 cents
a share, for 1972's first
quarter, an increase of 9.3
percent.
eDrugSlores
Special to the Daily Pilot
WALNUT CREEK -Longs
Drug Stores Inc., a retail drug
chain operating 64 stores in
California and H a w a 11"
Wednesday reported a 13 per·
cent increase in earnings and
a 151/.z percent increase in
sales for its fiscal year ended
Jan . 31.
Syste1n Go
• West 'Area Meat
For Litton
LOS ANGELES (AP I -
McDonnell Douglas Corp.
of St. Louis has awarded a
$4.5 million contract to
Beverly Hills based Litton
Industries for production
or navigation systems for
the Air Force's FIS fighter
plane.
Packers. Tell Cuts
The pact calls f o r
delivery of 33 systems
beginning in June , Litton
announced Wednesday.
Previously, Litton wns
awarded a $7.6 million
contract to design I he
craft's navigation equip.
ment.
For
\l1 ee keuder
A 11 ve rti ~i n « "" Phone
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
West Coast meat wholesalers
have cut their prices 2 to 3
cents a pound in response to
pressure from consumers and
the government, spokesmen
for the Western States Meat
Packers Association report .
Norm f\1affit, vice president
of the association which has
670 members in 14 Western
states, said the voluntary
price cut \Vednesday could
mean a reduction of as mu ch
as 5 cents a pound in retail
meat price's by next week.
However, a spokesman for a
major California supermarket
chain said such a reduction
would merely restore prices to
last week's levels.
l\.1atnt said the decision 10
reduce pr i c es unilaterally
came after "we started gel·
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SPARKLING,
MORE THAN
DEPENDABLE,
2000
USED
CARS FOR SALE ON COSTA
MESA'S HARBOR BOULEVARD OF
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business was down 15 to 20
percent. It's too early to say if
a consumer boycott is the only
cause. but we're assuming
that's part of t h e ex·
planation."
He said carcasseas of "ex·
ceptional" quality beef that
were selling to butchers for 73
cents a pound now would cost
70 cents.
Cal Santare.
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the Salton Sea may die out lo
two ytart unless steps are
Ille to make the desert lake
!ell salty, Sl)'I a ledenl·stale refJO<I .
Rep. VI ct or Veyoey (ft.
CaUI.), said be wW Introduce
leg\llatlon for <onstrucllon of
a diR to create an evapor•
tloll pond lo help i<d..,. aallnl·
ty In the HMquare mlle lake.
'Ille 163 mWlon, dike .....
recommended In the .Jolal
study by the U.S. Bureau of
,Rf!clamatlon and the
Calllomla Department o I
Water Resources.
'Ille dike would seal off 40
squaro miles of the lake,
wlldllle . aloog the lo w er
ArnerlcOn J\lver that It abould
probobly be absocloned.
The project lncludeo Ille 71f.
loot-high Auburn Dam already
under eonstructloo.
esp1n F...it
OAKLAND (AP) -A wata'
coblrol bolnl ls trying to
determine who was at fault tn
the Jan. 11 oil , splll that
d11Dped 125,000 'gallona ol
•aste oil in tbe Oakland et-
tuary.
( ECOLOGY)
located northeast of San Diego More than 300 birds died~
In the coachella Valley. cleanup cosll reached fl
million. . • c ... 1 Fou91at The San Francisco Bay
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Regional Water QIJ.llity C..,.
Sacramento County trot Board is seeking to
Supervisors have joined the . determine who may be 11.1bject
ranks of those opposing the to a rme up to $6,000.
proposed flOO mlllioo Auburn The oil spilled. w b en
Dam-Folsom South Canal in unknown persons ope n e d
El Dorado County. valves to four la'rge ·holding
In an 13-page memo to the tanks at a defunct oil reclaim-
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, ing firm~ Port Petroleutn Co.
the tuperviaors attacked · the ·
project as being so harmful to · e .D•lt§er Notecl
recreation and to fish and BERKELEY (AP}-Heallh
ReliAride• engine tune-up
Most• tyllnder con $1i.11 reg. 17.11
Moot&cyll<>dercar11ndVW1-16,88Rog.10.811
Moote cylinder can -19.88 Reg. 23.&8
lnctoo.t the lolJowlng l1bof and p1rts: New points.
ap1rk plug•, di1tr1butor cap ind rotor. Dwell angle,
Urning and kll• Mt. C.rburetor adjusted. Power
te1m Md fuel line filtar checked. Air filter element
cMcked Ind HMced . .Ol1trlbUIOf actv111c1 and
MCOl'ld1ry wiring checked.
ReRAride• heavy duty muffler
12 88
l"51elled Now • Reg. 1•.ee
G~'"""cl II iont u you own rwt Ur. f it• ino.t ArntflGM -0.11.
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comlnr 111011fbs beclWie heavy
raln!all bu en11r1ed breeding
groondJ for vlruarrying
mooqultot.
"We are C0111Ultlt>g with
speciallsll from UC, the
Department of Water
Resources. the oence 0 f
Emer&ency Services and fDOlo"
quito abatement d 1 s tr l ct 1
about the danger and hcny to
combat it." &aid Richard
Peters, head of the state's
Bureau of Vector Control and
SoUd Waste Management. ,
Petera said the unusually
wet season bu caused a
bu.ikiup of l\rlace water which
provlde1 extra Jpace for
breeding by eqcef>a!ltls-car·
rytng mosquitoes. ' e Trees Bcrmed
RENO, Nev. '(AP) - A
Univeralty of : Nevada plant
diaeaae ,ex.p ert says
automobile pollut.iOn i1 damag-
ing trees in the Lake Tahoe
basin. ·
Plant pathologist J o h n
Gallian said the chemical
07.0ne ls c,,.uslng.needles to fall
off some · roadside Ponderosa
pines.
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Joy Alvis looks on as Instructor Tricia Dale works
with Jeannie Knl~t in fine old art of strip-teasing.
Class for housewives is held in Atlanta,
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tlngtoo Beach Cl\y (el..,....
tary) School District w!U
spend the nm month studying
•unlftcatlon plalio for Fountain
Valley schoolJ.
Dbtrict truatee. I o I d
Superintendent S.A. Moffett
this week IA> study the varioua
unlftcatioo pro~ls made by
t!le Fount8in va11e1 School
IJJslricl alld come back In
May with his findings.
Trustees indicated in their
brief discu>sloo that Ibey may
make their o w n recom-
mendations ·at that time.
The Huntington Beach Union
Higb School Djstrtct bu
already supporteCI ,Fountain
Valley unification plans oo the
COC\dltioo that the elementary
school districts wtlhin the si-
square-mile high s c h o o I
district agree.
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llUNTSVU.U: Ala (UPI) _: Acconlinl! to JQRph F. Bl~ w11en' the prophet Ezekiel saw that "whirl·
wind out' of the nottb" back in the 6th Century B.C., I~
was a opecesblp. ' ., ... Blwnrlch la clliei ol the syotoms layout branch ,. •~ _.m development Office at the Marshall Space Fllgbt
. Cert«.
AND HE FIGVl\ES that "whirlwind" wa• a large
rocket sbip with foor belicopter rotors descending from I
motlier !hip In ear1ll c.l>it. • . Blw:midl said be has been analyzing the technical
posibiliU'" ol ,Ezlokiel's deocriptioo in the Old Tes-
and "l ·came to• the conclusion that the prophet Indeed
aaw such a thing.
11My cooclusion is that this wa.. What we nowadaYt
call a shuttle vehicle," said .mwnrich, who has a book on
the subject coming out soon m Gennany.
BE SAID IN A telephone Interview that the ship Ezek·
tel saw "was dependent oo an orbital station. Size and
performance malk:h the s!Utle vehicle that goes !rm> that
ortlital ltalloo to tbe ground and back.,
'"Ibe thing is a very feasible vehicle an~ ~ Nery good
design. '!bere's good engineering behind the ent~e design,"
he said.
EZEKIEL'S DESCRIPTION, in the first chapter of bill
Old Testament book, says a "whirlwind .ca~ out of the
north, .a great cloud, and a fire unfolding itself, and a
brig'bt.nes.! was about it ... " .
BlumridJ. says that in his book he doesn't go into the
possibilities ol where the spaceship originated because
the problem "is just too tremendously big. I'm trying to
prove they were here."
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HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Oscar, the aold<n lltat··
uette tbat can mean mllJloos to Its Jqcky . winners,
makes a 4Sth appearance next Tuooday nigllt. with
~Godfather" expeol<d to madllne-gun Its' op-
The ceremonies will be telecast from the Loe
Angeles Musk Center. Although vi"l".er• may nol
detect sny dlfference, thO truth Ii !hilt <lley will be
aeemg a 81l11lewhal modernized Oscar.
1be Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sci-
ences in tile put six years has 6eeii undergoing
changes ,in answer to critics' chatges that it had
grown to be a stodgy, ove<-ege V<>l<i .ol the :otd
Hollywood Establishment. · ·
The awards seemed to substantllite that' view:
Oscor1I were voted more often for ·the old-style,
sbj!iio-made ent«talnments, ralhet' than reflecting
the ftnnent and experimentation tt.t . wa.s revolu-tlonfitnil films. .,. "' . -. . . Pr-t Gregory Peck toot ~ Or .the
'aitk:t:sms crix years' ago and began intrOducinr re-
forms to ¥P bring the Academy -UI ioilay's
lill!I world Ills . pollcles ha« been 'contlnUed and
amplified by the current preold ..... Dll!liol· Taradasb.
"I think we have made real ptogress," IBYS • ,
Taradash, sn Oscar winner for hb ..,.e;,ptay ol ,
"From Here to Eternity.''
Both he anil Peck have initial¢ -to
revilaliie tbe Academy by ~ new,· younger
members ~ easing older, iriactive members into
associate, non-voting categories. Taradash said tbe-
ACll!Jemy no )onger waits for new members to apply.
Under his leedership, the Academy bas enlisted new-
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erans cary en,nt and Burt J.ancaster, and fnlerna-
llooal film maferl Francoi1. Trulfaut, Luis Buouel·
and Luchino V)tocnt. ,
Sonle ei!np about the Academy will .al ... ys!r.
main tho aame, .lilcludini the """""1 lllllTOUlldlnl
the ~· Thal continues to help' make i~
predJctJng an><q Cbe lll08I ~ ol pro1~t
Bui pred!Ct we !D'l"'' · , . .
BEST PJCTI)i\i!: ..'.. There ... l!lB to be no ~1
that 0 Tbe ~aj.b$'" can be ~ten ... Cabaret" dlS-
plays the best ~. Also In.the tiJlllling: •;IJeliv·
erance " "The Emi ...... .,,." "Sounder." I ' . &"....,..>
BEST ACTOR -.The smashing comellacl'. of
Marlon Brancb In ''The Godfather" Is trreststible.
Michael Ca1oe and Laurence Olivier <i "Sleuth"
should cance1 each other out. Little. hope for Pd« O~, 1!'Ibe Ruling Cllas," or Paul Wiiftld,
"Sounder." -,
Bl!8T .ACl'llESS -""" the pnldlctiDg , ...
. tough. 'lbe Oeolr could go to aoy <i five cdltaodlng
~: Uza )fuu>elli, ''Cabaret;" Diaaa
lilies, "Lady Sinai the Blues;" Maggie &qJth,
"Trav~ wtih My Aunt;" Cicely~ ~~;" l,lv U1linam, •mi. Emigrants." The edge goes to UllmaJin. .
BEST SUPPORTING ACl'OR - N .. er,has there '• -
been • winner from -DOlllinees for -film, and thal will ~ty hold true f ... J.-caan, &bert .niivall and Al Paelno ol "The ·GOd!aiheri" Eddie
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•nclent Minion Sin
Juan C1plstr1no awaits
prideful tOwnfolk and
visitors. WMklong fff.
tlvltln, celtbratlng tho
return bf the sw1ll1ws
on St. Joseph's Day,
March 19, will climax
with a.brMkfnt partd.,
and dt-sot"'!dly.and
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. Unders™1~g ~on' s De~th: ·P~of essor
· ·see1's Rel.i.ef;_Find~ .Self .. ~ Poetry .
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J.' t , I., , r.. , r ~
-· • · 'In the end . : • 'it ·man 1ooes , • • himself:'
By,JO OUON .. " , : · · , . ·
ot .. ~HllSl'f'.~ •r ,t:1 '' Poetry'~ may' niv\.r '' ' ''' • .. ' '1 ·• • r-i· ,
surpass tetevi•ion.1n JlO!!lllarity fut ' ~~~m:~A:rr'1g?~' by Robe~~ Peters'. of Laguna
they are experiencing a rebirth on .. . .
the American scene, adio~ to , ,1 '
/-,,. Robert Peters ol Lagtina Beach, , 1 . . , , . r
· uci 1J)l'ol.....,.~·poet. , ·has< thanged, sln<e 'Peters beaan the Laguna Beach resident's me
Jfe has been In ciliarge of a series • ~aching in the 50s, he '.said) " ' ' · when ~ waa · 39, prompted by
o1 p6etry readings at UC! this year • • :•Then; If ~•;rnite.~)llled poet.. , the iwjilii>death ol hls 'four·ye&r'.
featuring ,poets from otlior UC1 n you were a ••'" G!J!"!J!al,'1 .., old ion, Richard~of,cin&day IDOllhk
campu!es ·and independ"'t Writers "HO'!I" · In the 50s ~,the· • gt,til. 1
includin& Jucha K.,.,.i.~ tun rmonarchY' ol lbe, ,.,•I.I.· Io o 1.e d ' "It ...,. a "'y ol keeping sane,
UCLA, John iUdland of UCSB, academic poems, he ~. coming to terma with th e
Reinhard Letlau o1 UCSD andjlay , Poetry ~ la JllO\'t apt, to be. Uperteace," he e>Plalned. "! nevtr
Carver ol UCSC. • -· frae vene, with "any word knew It --•ble to """""e ~'" 1 ~·-'"" hen quarter )lill be ,,_. -.. ' -J~ MiJea, a faculty ~her legltimate.'"lt fJ an "-ioool llfo so 1adi<aily at 40."
from the University ol Cali!Gjnla, 'OOl!'I own mootls and leeltigs." • Pe_ Ml wrttten nove!J ''wblch
Berkeley. . POien did his sra<fuale and had ..... gotten ""l'Whert," ....
Pilerll hbmelf ~uenUy is ask· ~ wor'1 at thlo Univtfl. .-W boob of criticism and a
•ed,-:iD read his °"" poetry in ty ol ·Wioconlla .-. u and a half volume on l!'tllabum, but .....,. an, y ............ -.~.. .
//OOUege .. ~~ and for hilb ywl, lbtll taacht at Vlriool poetry.
, , scboOI Ujd , .-tar)'. . ldlOof· 11111\'0JSitles. He received a He now baa 5MO poems publisb-
stucf\mts. . , • ~Im !elJi>wship in 11166 ed · every year In 11 t a r a r y
P<ietry readinp.are ex~ he. WblCfl a11o.,i htm In lnlvel to quarterlies, bu bad Ove books ol ,
!eels, because they allow u.e; poet ....,,... .,.. EllrGpe w do ..,.... poetry publllbed ..i ...,...tly Is
to projecl j,enanal qualities ll> the worttng m anolbor. ,
audience and they are a fOllD ol ltuolY, !Ji ,his , ~· ~ Book t!Ues are ''Slll,as for a Son"·
JOlertainmenL' • • I ll-. • (his fltst); "Tbe low'• Head and
"I cloo'I ynderatand wbJibq are , lit ...., ~ llCI i..111'1 !tom Oilier P•••" "&lalilll Like -1,• arr,,_~h," la admit a. Ual•stitt of Odfloanla, RI"""' DlstriCt Excursion," "(Jtcumcllion ·~ .. A!i\ fie~~ ml..., leodleo .,.M,. Wlllflts After l>erlr:: 'lilt Go8b111c l'o<ms"
..,i ltol1l It. And, ~·1 ;!'!"'I of a u well u bollw. -ol llno poo1t and ''Collnectlonl ta ti.e £qlJsh
aJamour inl'olved." m the UCI taailty. La~e District." Ida 1llOtl recent.
The public atUtude toward pOetry Poetry wtjtlna become port ol Pttel1' moot ollm uaed tloeme Is
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' man tJ')'i.ng to deal with ~mental
,,and J>Wsical threats. \11The· drift is to cOotront as ·mucti of 'that ~threat
aa ·~ble then explore the
...i .. ~D. of Jlfe. ti • 0 ......... ' '
1 1be pod's worlt •Is ''generally
po\verful" •"" he. makes a dlitinc-
tion betwee'Dfcbeauliful'' and ~·pret-
ty " " . .
"'D>ere11 no aspect of life that's
.not beautiful,'' be said." ~Pretty' ls
surfa~/' Some · popular poets • il>dar; he feefJ, .,. "prtlty'' In
their writing.
• Poetry· ls Important,, Ile believes,
becauae it "gets into the llcknesses
and health ol IOC!ety.'' The proc:as
of writing !:'try, however, ts a
mystery. ' lt's a quiet, unu·
plAinable energy that w 0 r ~ s
throu&h yoo. It's a psychic p!'Oceas
ol. creative acts."
Peters usually writes at home Jn
longhand, though ,he has composed
on the typewriter. Pepning ls
preferable, he said, because "you
feel .as thoogh y o u ' r e mak· ·
Ing IOl!lelbfng more If yoo wrl~ by
hand." ...
Peters also likea to give readinp
of his own poetry when~ver he can
The streets leading to and surrounding Missioo grounds two boors alter the nnt
Old Mission 8an Joao Capistrano will fill sighting of the tiny bints. ;
• with lumdred5 of parade entries Saturday Hand-<arved trophies depicting the !ni-.
afternoon as the 15th aMual edition o! age of Fray Junipero Serra the 1ooncllf
the Fiesta Las Golondrinas Parade is of california's Misskml Wm. be aW'll'dl!ft .
held to climax. a w<ek of ce!ebratlm of • to ~ In the parad.. -·;:
the return ol the swallows. The rut ol Saturµay'a actlvltles In sOn
Baods, horsemen, clowns and floats Juan . wi)l lnc)\l!le . a breakfut ,•I tbe
will be on IM-pmde prcigrani lfMllnfai woman's cla&; open to au, ll¢lllC ar 7
-l ' p.in. in the' community made famous a.m. The localloii ia'at 3110 Et-SI.
• by the punctual migratory habits of the On Saturd8y eveoiJ!g hundreds ol ~
,darlll1g bir~. celebrants will do!\ their Spanllh or
The pa;ade route ell"'lffipassel a western garb for the 11111ual sllud Ai
simple ne.twork of streets in the small Presidente dinner and dance at the El
~unity, starting at Del Obispo Road Adobe.
and~ Capistrano. A trail ride for bonemen Sunday wtl! '!lbe~IJl'OO'SSIOO Will' Jead' 'toward ' the ' mark the end of fiesta -k. ~on Camino Caplstnmo, then bead The ride will lfMI from the ,downtown ' east on· 0LaZanja street. From there the route wlll head ooU!waro on· El Camino area at 9 a.m.. and adult and )'OOlll rlden Re'el; b&ck to the starting point. alike CllI1 take their bones thnlu&h Rancho Mtsslon Vl~jo under t he
.· Cbincter actor Andy Devine, .. leadership ol a trail boss. Fees per rider
Oranae Coast residebt, will be the grand will be · 15 per adult and '1 for horse 'm.r.bal of the l""a<J!o .spoosored by the owners Under 18 yean old. The assembly
~ san. Juan•Ftesia ~tloo. , area, ts on Allpaz Street oeai Del Obispo
·'Ille annuaJ·event forms tlje highlight of , Road where free overnlg)>I camping will
· •· week ol ictlvjti.., w!ilch started Iii.on-· bO ·available during the w-for I " 6 I . daY with a feotive proctssioli on the equeMrlans. ' '
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Do\ILY PILOT lftff ~
because ol the lnteractioo with peo-
ple he gets during a reading. "You
feel you are tnnUencing people's
lives/' he said of his poetry, "and I
like io .know what those good things
are." ·
He cumntly fJ organizing a
weekend "gathering of writers" for
April whldi will be a ucr Ex·
tension cl111 offering Ill units ol
cr<dlt. ~ guest authors will be
Michael McClure, author of the
oootrovenlal.J!lay, "The Bean!.''
He aUo 1' writing, as his first wre1Y coanerciaf venture, a
Gothic novel, and he ls Interested in
plays and movie scripts. But these
projecta -a problem to Pete11 ~Uvlty. "Am I going to disperse
my wrgy too much!" he asks.
Poetry ltfll Is the moot important
parf ol the bard's life now because
It sun Is heallng him and giving
him atrenath, 'fblch It will do for
anyone Who wlD let himself have a
poetic erperience.
"ft equlpa UJ better to handle any
ntgaUve experlencet," Peters says .
"The more we can know about
threat the stronger we can be
ourselves.''
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Pia11ists Join
• Dallas Group
' In Concert
The Da1W Symphony Orcheotra with
Whitlemore I< Lowe, cfuo.planists, and
Anshel Brusilow conducting will be
ptoaented by the Orange Co u n I y
Philhannoilic Society at 3:30 p.m. SUn-
day, April I, in Crawford Hall, UC !nine.
The program, for the oeott 1D
last concert in the society'• CWTtnt
subscrJpticn series of aeven, will open
with Roman . Carnival OVertnre 1')'
Berlioz, then Tod und Verklaenmt
(Death and TranallguraUon), a Sym.
phonic Poem, Strauss. ~
Following lntermf11lo n !hi
pianists Whittemore I< Lowe will play
Poulenc's Coocerto In D minor for Two
Pianos and Orchestra. The Pl'Of11'8111 will
close wltb Stravinsky's SUlte from "The
Firtbird". ,• .
Whittemore I< Lowe are celebrating' a
banner year In theJr tmlque anen -
their 2>th anniversary as dlstinguisheil
cfuo.pianlsta on the concert otaaes <It
America. Presently at the pinnacle Of
pnosUge and popularity, they an>,
univenally acknowled&ed as mlllk:'J \
prteminent two-piano team. •
During one rea!!lt season, out or, '15 1
concerts performed, they received -tt
standing ovations. They have appeartd
with practically every groat sympboaJ
orchestra and are the only oololata to
have premiered two major concorldll
with the New York Philharmoalc IA a
single concerL
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra la ...
o1 the slz oldest major CM'Cheatrat In
CQlllllry, the.19'1i-73 ......, marklnc
72nd year. In only two ....... u -
director and concluclGr ol the ordlealn,
(Sea CONCERT, hat M)
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Students Jump on 'Carousel'
87 WILLIAM saDIElllEB
Of .. e.tlW' "" .....
When Rodgen a..i !lam-_...,., duslc musical
''Caromel" goes m lllage next
week at Newport Hatta-High.
It will be the bani work of
more than JOO Corona de1 Mar
High students making II poal-
ble.
Thousands of dollan, twn.
dreds of boun aM a good
measure of sweat and tean
went lnto this year's Coftloa
del Mar utrav•ganza.
Productt PerTJ Corter uld
two monthJ of rtbeanal and
preparation bJ.ve ellmlnated
almost Ill the bup -exc<pl
one.
0 Tbe biggest bug left -and
we !mew all along 11 could
never be HIOilved -is the
fact that Corona del Mar has
no audit.ortum 10 no place to
p11t m the play," be said.
So tbe tlme-wom boards of
Ille Newport Harbor High
audltariwn stqe """ elected
far the play that opens nei:t
Tbunday at 7:30 p.m.
"We've bee D trucking
eve.eythlng a n d everybody
baCk and forth ."
Carter aald the musical,
which revolves around the
loot .,, ot ~ prim, -
lioollr and I -
........ --· Wtl1 ~--.-.
"Tbe entire Cal'1IUld waltz rlcbt II the beginnlng WIS
~ on loallloa at !be
Knott'• Berry Farm
carousel, .. said Carter. "Jt will ·
llarl the play and then
dislolve right into !be live ac-
tion."
carter said such elaborate
techniques doo'I COOIO cheap.
M a matter of fact,
Carousel will coot at least
$4,000 in student lulldJ -
.,,000 lrom general studeol
funds and tbe rest contrtbutod
by campus club ftmd-ralllng
drives.
Besides the basic budget,
Cal1er estbnates tbal 15.000.
$6,000 in toacher tlm~ will be
spent before it i! all over.
"Actually we'd get Illa! pay
anyway since .this ~action
is worth class credit lo 'all the
kicb in It," be sakl. \c "Bui
that's how much It ~ COit
to bring us in from the
outside." 1 The right.. for the play ~ne
will cost more than $1,tm,
whicll goes to the Rogerl aM
Hammerstein library.
Qll1or aid lht .111·;a..
.... -!be pet project ot •
good porcenllse ot Ille -....,_
"All the clubo beld ftmd-
ralsers, the film class wcrked
on the cinematography, !be -
homeoconomk:am.a-made
cootumes and !be entire fine
aria divlalon dug In to make It
wort," he said.
About bis sla1'll and their
aipporllng lineup, Carter bu
oothing bul praile.
"We have lids who have
never danoed before doJng
marvelous work and 'fie even
have an all-male dancing
chorus II you can Imagine that
for a lot ol hlgl1 ocbool guya,"
... aaid.
All the student.. who have
womd on the play bad to sign
a contract before the semester
-committing them to cla&s work and many boun of
overtime. Carter said oooe
have quit yet.
lie aald 'II too~ exteo,llve
casllng to choose the Ital'
talent from tbe many ta-ltudent& on 'camPus.
Clrler aiao gives a .,_at
deal of credit for faculty
members who have put the
•bow logelber' '
Faculty worbri Include:
1oAiln Biiiet, .... ., .. ;a
Cutler, teclWcal dlteetAr
~ J)l'fll, cottumH; Cena, _...,.... ud JGllD
Smith, cinematography.
Lead roles and actors Jn.
elude: Elleo Gerten, Julie
Jordan; Robert MICOonald,
Billy Bigelow; Ruth Quick,
Carrie Plpperidge; P e g g y
Hwnphrles, Mrs. Mullln; Cyn-
dy Llmb, Nellie Fowler :
Stephen Hart, Enocll Snow and '
R. J. Cassidy, Jigger Cragin.
Supporting roles will he
played by Grover Nopwa,
Rick llo!Ja!ld, Jooathan Floth,
Jeannie Arranaga, Cindy Neal,
Debbie Wilson, Mark
Gadarlan, Scott Dean, Lisa
Black, Darren Bocdler, Suzie
Friend, Tom Gould, George
Qulclr: and Joe Amster.
Stage mana1er for the Pf'>'
duclion will be Vicil! Beuley.
Besides several c h o r u s
groups, the play wlll leatu,e a
live; all..Wdenl ordlestra ~I
Cllr1er d<.cn1>es as ""*· cellent." · .rr
Ticlr:ets for carousel, C09lilli
,$1.50 and IUO, can be or<ler!'l
on a wlll-<:all basis by callllig
Corona del Illar High. cwi:
said a limlted Dumber of
tickets may be available ·at
the door. · •
VIRTUOSO
John Walz
Cellist
Performs
~unday .
Joiµ! Walz, you.ng, vlrtuouso
ceillll\~ho has ·~with major orchestras tbrqJgbout
the United states, will '.be
featured artist with the Golden
West College Symphony in a
free public concert, ~y. '·
'll. J. CASSIDY, JIGGER, AND BOB MACDONALD, BILLIE
1be program will '\t' at 1
p.m., in the commiJ\ity
theater when Ws.ij: and 'the
symphony will perform tbe
Haydn "Cello' concerto i.D D
Major." Seating will be on a
first come basis.
The ~pieces y rn p h Qn y,
directed by David Anthony,
also will perform Schubert's
"Rosamunde 0 v e r t u r e "
Borodin's "Symphony No. 2, 1
and Nelson's "Jubilee." '
The 19-year-old .Walz has
'been a student at Eleonore
Schoenfeld for eight years. His
recitals and performances of
standard concert literature fo;r
cello are rapidly establishing
him as a major, new talent.
A recent recital by Walz in a
San Diego fine arts program
was followed by an ap-
pearance with the Cleveland
Orchestra. He will perform at
the University of Southern
California, April 5, and make
his European debut this sum-
mer at the Lucerne FestivaJ.
ELLEN GEll,KEN, JULIE, AND RUTH QUICK, CARRIE RUTH QUICK, WHO STARS AS CARRIE, LEADS UST IN SONG . ' ..
Entertainment Value Traded
For Reality in 'Last Tango'
•• By TIIOMAS PALMER
Of .. DellJ , .... lllff
If : ll(e were universally an
engaging thing to observe,
''The Last Tango 1n Paris"
would have danced into the
heart of Everyviewer the way
lt did in the cases of a few
lnltlally approving critics.
Bui I h e devoi-"'I of
cinema to a perfected pinnacle
of realism -where human
predicaments can be depicted
in painful representations true
to life -does not pr!!Vent its
also being wickedly dull
This Is not to suggest tll!ll
director Bernardo Bertolucci
and actor Marlon Brando have
·not glimpsed flashe1
sometimes long ones -of
truth that is simultanepu&ly
:~aptivattng. After all, lite has !J t s abundantly compelling
l!Spects.
'-However, "Last·Tango" con•
cent.rates on life's dark un-
Perbelly, to a degree that its
, entertainment quotient i s
'jeopardired.
· The wretched characters
are an American expatriate in
Paris (Marlon Brando l "'hose
\mf4itbful wife .has just com-
·1nirted suicide: a daring young
!~arlslan modern played with a
touch too much blaise by
Marta Schneider.
· It is a study of Iles and
'truths, the lnuer_ mostly kept
-secret, between a pair of
'sorriewhat lost souls eng8ged
in an often implausible sexual
lrem;y designed to fulfil! eoch'1
'need regardless of how Jt
degrades or drains !he other.
Al It is founded on the mo.st
selfish of base!, jt cannot be ~.statned. Decay sets in',
though since the union was
: decayed al \h• ourset,'lt is ac-
'tu'llfy the creeplnV lnclu.tion of
honesty anc\ feeling thst ruins
'.ihfngs.
Jt Is tht 111atk of a
remarkable {Um maker to be
able to take such depressing
circumstances and produce a
film so stirring v i s u a l I y
throughout and so emotionally
piercing ln spots.
Bertolucci's colors are
carefully ~ pastels. pale
but vivid, lifelike but warmer,
like the flicker from a
firepla ce. It endears these
characters to us in spite of
their pathos and c h i 11 y
superficiality, in a contrast he
shrewdly calculated.
The director's camera has
its own opinionated angle of
view, sometimes distracting
but more often satisfying us
with an im~rtant lmage of the
tormented Brando and the
• carefree moth who nits to him
in their rented wreck d a flat
and then vanishes.
Through silho uettes,
shadows, bright lights In dark
rooms. mirror reflectk>ns and
still shots that move emotions
-of cats,shoe1, cornen, mat·
tresses -Bertolucci shows us
the humanity of two people
wllo seems to possess only
traces of it.
Ile'spite the allusloru; to
abandonment of all sexual in-
hibition by s o m e com-
mentators. "Last Tango" is
hardly pornographic. Even
with enactment of exploding
sexual fantasy unleashed in a
desperate last grasp at reality.
the passk>n and per\·ersion is
of the mind, and scenes and
dialogue mostly suggest acts.
Impact is maintained as we
are spared excess of detail.
h-1ost of the displayed sex i!
ravenowi and unorganized, not
etOtlc bul expUclUy p!Uful,
rurther defining Ille charac-
ten.
There are golden
monologues by Brando, 'f'hich
do lildeod suggest that he has
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contributed some of his own
inner fears to I.be film's blllter-
ing truth. He confesses and
blasphemes over his wife's
body, he describes bis fear of
failure and hls eventual ad·
justment to It,
The draggy, imperfect
speech ll!ld banal mutteringll
are perfect realism. The role
reversal, Brando's onetime
diversion becoming an object
of love, is absolutely of life,
even more so when the affair
loses its luster for the girl.
But even the added light,
s e I f-mocldng treatment ol
Miss Schneider's boyfriend, an
enthusiastic, ridiculous aspir-
ing film maker, does not bal-
ance this olf, With tormenting,
disgusting behavior as a core,
it ls not the stuff of en·
tertainment or even
significant social revetatloo.
The sane comment and
observations are Jost in a
c haracter's temporary in-
sanity. Per Io d I c dellghUul
scenes are diminished by oc-
casional Implausibility. AJ frn.
pervlous cliches seep through,
"Last Tango" appears u
much as a breakdown as a
breakthrough.
. CONDUCTOR
Anohol Bn1111-
CONCERT •.
(From Page ZS)
Anshel Brusllow """ kindled a new Dame of interest in the
oldest ot Dallas' performing.
groupo.
Brusllow received his fonnal
music lrlllnlng at the Qirtis ln·
slllute ot Music in his horn ..
town Pblladelphla with the fa-
mous violinist and teacher Ef-
lram Zhnballst and at the Phil-
adelphia Music Academy.
Tlclrela at 15. are on sale at
Ille Orange QJunty Philhar-
mooic office, 201 West Coast
l!Jibway, Newport Beach,
92660, !HM411. student tickets
are n.
ACADEMY AW ARDS .•.
(From Page Z.I)
Albert ol "Heartbreak Kid"
could 00 a senllmeotal choice,
bul the favorite Is Joel Grey
of "Cabaret."
ers: Genklie Page.-"Pete 'n
'J'.U~"i SUsan Tyrrtli, "Fat
City"; Shelley Wlnters, "'Ibe
PoleidoD Adventure. ..
BEST DillECTOR -Agsin,
01be Godfather" and Francis
BEST SUPPORTING actress Fall! Coppola. Others: Bob
-Eileen Heckart of "Butter--Foue. "C8blret"; Jom Boo~
rues Are Jl'ree''i ls the leader, mu, "'DelivVance"; Jan Tro-
lollowed by Jeonnie Berlin in ell, ''Tl>e Emigrants": Joseph
"The Heartbreek Kid." Otb-L. Mtntlewio, "Sleuth."
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SOUTH SIAS
TROPICAL FISH
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.. Tao111&l 711Hi)J ..,H Wiik*
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Station Sea~~s -for Sou.l Talent
KGF J Is In the midst of con-have, we'd be mnnber ono Jn
ducting Its 7tb mlnua.l· 0 Soul the market!" , ' -' Turning 'on. ..
I.Cott MancheSter
Search" for teletJl+.. irilb 501L K?dl!Ca Geolt.1!.dwards ind
en-. amateur , aM pro-Dlclr: En berg are-adding new •
lesmonal, competlng1for $500 credita to lbelr respective
first prif.e money, ~ $2,000 careers. Geoff'• iet to boJt
Redlanda Un 1 v er a l t y "Hollywood's 'I'llking" tor
l!Cbolarsblp and an opportunity CBS-TV and ~ voice of
to be on ~ same performing tbe Calllornla longek and L A '< .
bill with Motown's Tempta-Rama, will do the same f~ Querltw wtti"be oosfd eviry 'lbought,'' it will focus on diet
tioos in concerti in pakland NBC-TV'I "Baffle.'' That sta· hour during all KFI PMsonali· fads, nutrition and the con-
and the Forum, locallY. All tion11 Wink Martlndale Clark ty shows through April .J....._'l!!..B! , troversy on vitamins C and E.
proceed.a from-ticbtl are _Race ..ID.d GM)' 0w=. are same statim ii airing an l'liHC .IJ you're looking for a date
marted fer Mamial Arts High already tv regulars~ -spiRiaJ, ...... YOUl'lt''--abqwca.sing sans bureau, computer or youl-
Scbool's student body fund. How much do you mow the talents of Katen and own inltiatlve try KGBS's
Semi-finals aJ>1 lina1s will be about Europe? Ill slghtai tts Richard carpenler ljlls Sun-Dave Hull show (J.7 p.m.,
held ln that school's trivia? U you have the right day,7:05-3p.m. Monday-Fridaf) for he
auditorium this Saturday and answers, KFI UI offering a 23-matches up male callers with
SUQday and next weekend. as day tqpr of ten .European SUNDAY is the day, too, (3-female ones who are in·
well from nom-5 p.m~"RetOnt Countries u the Grand Prize s p.m.) for another KGBS terested In fmding blind dates.
company representativea are award for entering its "Euro-"Involvement" s er I es pnr Show is enjoying ~
serving as judges; KGFJ d.j.'s pean Bonanza" contest. gram. Titled "Food for popularity as a result
are ~temating as emcees iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiii;ii;;ioii;;ii'iiiiiiiiii with lop recording artlJts also
on hand to add to show's
lustre.
A long-time black listener
favorite, KGFJ can aooo ex-
pect some heavy competition
from three other stations
(KJLll-FM, XPRS and KTYM·
FM) as they set program
1lrategy to garner ~ of
that station's audience.
TROUGH IT stood lall as a
big nicker for a number ol
years, KFWB Is delighted to be
celebrating its r i f t h an-
niversary -as an all news outlet rePorts station's Brue~ Marr.
ll:Gl;lR AM KBOB.FM top.
per' Robert Burdett Is not
given to lalre modesty for be
proudly pm:lalms. "My llja·
Uons program beaulilul ftlllsic,
and if we bad the same power
some of the blqer otallons
Shopping Here Is Like Growing Your Own!
We g•+ our procluc:e .direct from th• grower1J Y pu should se• our Strawberri•i!
ow A1p41r•Qu1r ow Lettuce! Ow produce In 9•1"•r•ll You F'l•v•r hed it 10 fresh!
This is th• r•a1on we'v• b••n netionally ecc:laimed! "The World's Finest Pro-
duc• Hous•" in thr•• journals! Com• SnJ ·~mt~iavel with th•se money saving
coupon speciel1.! •
Flower Shop Speclal Prod11e• Special , FIO'ftr lhop $J*lil
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• DAISIES : Crisp Celery • DAFFODILS :
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J. • LIS.2 2 ,.., • ORANGE JUICE• • ' • LIS. 100 • ~ • 49¢ ~rt I
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If yeur name •111'••r1 Mrre yW¥e wen • Fndt ...., er· • rt.ww .. ,.,...,,...... In
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Lat0iua Be I ~ --In unfortunate
cln:umalance Inasmuch 8S lc<:ell to the
first is extremely llmlted while the other
exists ror the Pllbllc to enjoy.
·An evening of pleasure will be scored
oft elf COUJ'!t5 with a vblt to Laguna'-s
'V1lte House restaurant. Thanks to re-<
cent changes in management and opera.
ti.on th1s spot bas moved to tbe forefront
of South Coast attractions.
The White House is tbe longest
established placo or Ila kh\d Iii Laguna
~ llut it comes ,'llJA'f""1i with "a
new excitement and difference. Whether
yop've droppod by oil and oo throughout
the years or are making first ic-
quaintance, .Jin outing to the "new" Whitt
Home will bring rewarding discoveries in
food and entertainment.
1be establishment's new owner is Sam
Falzone, a veteran Orange County
r.estaurateur well-known to many out 'n'
abouterl for bis hlgbly-suceessful Black
Curtain Calls'
Kalgbl ristaurant Iii Costa . Mesa. And
Sam's expertlio, lei It be known, ls Im"
mediately 'appaieot "1 his late.I venture.
In additi<IQ, to Jbe striking Innovations
evidenced in menus and entertainment
policy, a fine back-up team bas been
assembled to IMUre operaUng elllclency.
It ls headed bf two othe< top.rated pros
of the ioeal resjaurant scene -manager
Kenny Russell and Tom Getz, master
n\ixologist.
Few major changes have been made in
the physical premises, the mos t
noticeable' being the alterations in tbe
lounge to accommodate the addition of a
piano bar and dance floor. Otherwise the
former ambience reminlscent of a relax·
ing old English inn remains pretty much
intact.
After settling down for dinner, a nice
suryrise rolled up to our table in the
fonn of a cart containing a wkie se.lectk>n
of cheese and fresh fruit. Generous slices
of three varieties of cheese -spread on
crackers -became excellent hor
d'oeuvres.
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House ~Op~n for n·ning, Dancing
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Beytind several fu.11 meal sal1dt, the
new bill ol lare lelds oil wW! a chf#<e o1
16 .,...plele ~rs ....,.ing 1.,,q deep
fried • JUmbo pl! shrimp, with olouanl
sauce, $4.lS, to combination NeW 'Vork
steak and lobster tail (or Australian
lobster toil alooe), $7.60.
Then f~ws 12 more en~ . -
specialltes ol the house -ex~ng Crom veil pannagiana, with as agus
hollandaJse, 14.35 (also, at th same
price, veal scalloplni, piccata, w/th zuc·
chlnl Florentine, or veal cacciat(fi, with
asparagus pannesan), to lasagna, wjth
baked noodles. !US. 1
~piing tbe baked potato llflded to
the cboices offered with the fast Jl'OOP or
entrees, all 27 dinners include service
from . tbe cheese and fresh fruit cart.
y'our choice of soup, mixed gr,en ~lad
Or spln.ach salad with homemaae drea.s·
ings, rice or mostaccloli (pista baked
with cheeSe). bread and butter, and
beverage. · .
Other entree possibilities are frog legs.
sauteed in lemon. butter, sarlic and olive
oiJ, $4.75; broiled lamb chops, with mint
jelly or bernaise sauce, $5.:S; New York . .
Out 'N About
NORMAN STANLEY
steak, charcoal broiled, $6.25; t>roiled
chicken Sicilian, $4.25; spaghetti with
meal or mushroom sauce, chicken filled
ravioli, half and half spaghetti and
ravioli, $3.25 each.
The first of our two -well chosen en·
trees was rainbow trout, stuffed with
crab m.eat and topped by a t3ngy cheese
sauce, $4.75. This savory delight is a
White House "must" ·if you enjoy an
'frUul blend of f i s h Crom a mountain
stream and lhe sea.
Alaskan king crab legs, st~med, ~·ith
drawn butter, $6.25, netted satisfaction
equal to the trout· In addition to an
tinu.sually generous portion, the crab was
distinguished by the rarely.found steam
preparation that re.suits in extra juicy
tenderness.
Moving to the lounge after dinner it
seemed unlikely that anything could top
our superb meal. Yet, incredibly enough.
such happened as we were swept into the
musical magic orchestrated by ooe of the
finest entertainers "'e've ever been
privUeged to hear and see.
It's performers like Bill ~1aldonado. in
truth. who genuinely make you wish
there ~'as some kind of ne" 1• ~ .. :J book
setting forth adequate expt· is of
praise. A spellbinding arti . .... in·
comparable (and manyl talent!'. ;ie·s t~e
first in more than five years to hold us 111
our seats right up to the 2 a.111. ~
time. !.: ...
Between sets at his piano ~r tbl •
and amid tbe press o1 admlren r:
managed to spaod a few P~H"l
versa,tional moments at our tab'9.'
too silrprislngly, his demwlor , ~
pe.fsonality proved as engaging off ~ • MOO. 4 ~
A native of Los Angeles and a 1racliil•
of Loyola University, he had ~~
oiany years or intensive study tO . ~
concert piano, compositkln and ~
And elements of all three are exceedl!lrfll
obvious while he's front and cel'ltel". ·:.· ~t
Whether playing a piano solo .L.: a¢!bi
an unforgetlable "Rhapsody in B~U~!-i!
Gr adding the vocals as he does m ht$
haunting ballads as ''Some To UitbC
Up My Ufe." Bill holds his audience~
the subjects ol a professional hypnotiat,, "
Broadway more than comes ~
whenever Bill goes into his on&~
min~staging or a hit show. "Palnt Y.owr
Wagon," "The King And I," "Stop :niJ
World -I Want To Get Off," ''The Ma " (See Out 'N Abeu&, Page Zll . : . . .• .
Loughman Can't Escape Spotlight • • •, .
It's still.only March, with a the Ana·Modjeska Players.
good three months or the local
theater season yet to be lits NEXT show took only
two weeks' rehearsal time -played out, but if anyone's he wa s called in on short going to appear in more notice to pway the host in Orange County slage pr<r "Dear Friends" ror the Irvine
duct ions than John Loughman, Community , Theater. J o h n
they'd better get cracltin&-. stayed "ith Irvine for its next
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Intermission
Loughmcyi. who'tl play the 1 production, taking the leading •
leading role in '• BI a ck role in the Comedy "The Nine.. chance. and "Bell. Book and candle."
Comedy" for the Lido • Isle tY l>ay Mjstress." "I was working as a Huntington Beach Playhouse
Players next week, is em, Tall. slender and possessed bartender up in Ventura Coun· audiences saw him last season
barking on his fifth producUon of a rapidly shar~g sense ty,'' he explains, "and a friend as the hero-villain of "Cat
. or the 1972-73 season -all in· of comic timing, Lougtunl.ll is of mjne was going to a .JpcaJ Me If You Can."
vol Ying major parts. one of those fortwiate actors theater audiUon. I deci,cJed 1to U UlughrQaq r-intends • .
Actually the Lido role is his who can work just about at go aJong -and wound~)> get· finish out the te&Dl at f
sixth since Septembet, If you will -and he's almost always ting the part he was trym& out present · pace, thfn• ~,
count lbe two pa$ be •played willing to work. Of U)e th'eater, for.'' be amp~. rqom for •
in his leado!f l)S)w, "Y.01.1 he says, "It's a welcome , show or tw9 . befpre. .,,
Know I can't f{ear Xou..When change from my daytime job· FR0!\1 THEN on, there was midsummer hiatus.~,
The Water's Runnin,g," for the as an iron worker. You get a ftO.Stopping him . John grabbed "Black· Comedy" ·only r~
Santa Ana Community Players chance to exercise your mind off one plum role after oile week, TuE!sdiY' thr
-as a playwright alxlut his as well as your body." another, inc I u ding -top 1 Saturday: afte!' wbi~I\ lie
own age, 29, and later as an John 's talent on stage C{)mea 'assignments in "Come Blow find himself with nothlna;:l
aged and creaking. old foger . more from instinctive reac· Your liorn." "The Only Game do. · . :·:
11iat sliow Was hardly off ttte tibns than from r or ma l in Town," "Cat on a Hot Tin "Well ," he . .muses, "(
boards when John landed the " training. Actually, he got into Roof," "The Boys in the been threatening to take a
Nancy Backes, playing a girl who has just left a nunnery, receives atte;ntion from
David Tarr .(left) and Robert Hummer in a scene fr<>m "The Lady's No~ <ior
Burning" now at t he Arena Theater stage at Cal St.le Fullerton. T)le produc-
tion coptlnues this w!'Okend and Wed nesday through April 1. Ticket inform•·
lion, 870·8371. R<>berta Undvall (right) appears in "Arsenic and Old Lace"
being presented at Golden West College tonight and Saturday at 8:30 p,m.
and .March 30.31. Tickets are $1.50 for general admission and 50 cents for stu·
dents or children. lead in '1'11\e Mousetrap'' fOr co~unit? thelter quite by Band ." "A Shot i~~ D~~.. anyway." But don't bet on it. ·~,-~.~,.----'---.========================i
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11 A.M. • 3 P .M.
DINNER IS .SERVED
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HOME-COOKED FOOD
Sat.-Sun. Brunch • Lunch • Dinner
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DINNE&-LECfURE -Learn all about "l]oderwlllr v ..
bides aod Habitats" and sllare a meal with memllen llld
lriendll o1 the Natiooal Marine ~ Soc!~ 1111 p.m.
March 29 in the ooc Cllfeleria, Oranp Oout Collet•. fJOl
Falrview Roed. Costa Mesa. 'l'llJn1M ~ will pNSll a
slide and film lecture followed by a panel -. 'Tlcbll,
13 kJr dinntr and ledure. Reservatloot: '1bomu Garrlloo,
834-5M7.
THROUGH MARCH
RECYCLING CENTER -Help ecoiolY by belJ>lni yoonell.
Clean out your garage and brinl begged poper, --glass, and aluminum cans lo the pattlnll Joi In reor o1
Bank ol America, Irvine Town Cellter from 9 a.m. until noon.
Spon80red by UC! Ecology Action and Irvine Junior
Woman's Club.
~ APRIL 1
SYMPHONY CONCF;llT -Program by Dlllas S)'mpbonY
spoooored by Orange Qlomty Pbillmrmonlc Sodely. <nw-
ford Hall, UC Irvine, 8:30 p.m. Slmday, April I. For ll<ket
infurmation call prange County Pbilharmontc SocletY
646-6Ul. '•.
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DRAMA WORXSBOP -"RalellCrtllltl and ~
Are Dead" by Tom 'Stoppard with $ailt Kniopf .. -· preomted under ~p ci Sclni o1 Fine ~ UC
Irvine Fine Am'Wlaile Sludio 'lhealro, UC!, I p.m. 'lllurl-
day-&rturday, APl'.ll"f • 7. AdmiJ8IOn fl. • '" ' THROUGH APlllL
WILDFLOWER Sl!OW -see the fie!<b ol color and -tho
the fresh SC<nl iii' wild Gowers. Lancaater'a llllllllll WlJ6.
flower "&mt,.," feabreS ;lfhe beat growth d. blo9ADI in
a decade," plus~ lite Wildllowt< Inlonnallm C-with
maps ol the 11ower· fields, guided loU!'S, and .-11 o1 pllltl.-
lnp, mJnerals. Indian anu-. 11-.t -. m1n1og equip-
"""" and gboet<own rellca; at Anle!ope Vall'7 FalrJjrcuidl,
Dlvisloo Street and Avenue "I", Lancaster, 10 l.m. • 4 p.m.,
lbunldaya tlrouib, &mdays.
Photography
On Exhibit
~M~
African wlldlile pbotqp'apby
by John Fmeo, Chlo(' plao-
grapher at Irvine'• Lian Coun-
try Salari, will be dlaplayed
In this yoar°I "~
West" e<hlbltlon at Clfiroinla
Museum ci Science and In·
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TV HIGHLIGHTS
CBS 8 8:00 -'Tom Sawyet" The fallbful ~g
of Mark Tw*1n'1 claasic novel takes v!e\ven through an adventurous aummer in Hannibal, Mo.
CBS 8 9:30 -"Genesis Il" 8poce 9Clentlat enters 22nd Century.
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MARCH 2A
I
Bonsai Exhibit
' 300 Trees in LA Museum
Tiie Jeth annual Booul Ex·
hlbltlon opens Sunday at
C.llfort\la M111eum of Sclet>ce
and Industry, EI p 0 I ii Ion
Park, Loe Angelos, lhrougb
l,pril 1.
Th.ls year's ahow w l l 1
feature 300 trees, each lov4
lngly a n d palnslaklngly
nurtured into claaslc patterns
by members of the society.
Demonstration In bonsai art
will be given every day during
the duration of the uhlhlt at 2
p.m.
a.m. to 5 PJI\. dal1 and ad-
mtWon ii free.
Tiie lovely sUllouelle ot the
treet, the gnarled stroncth of
the tnmt, thO graceM famia·
lion of the branehe!, tile lut·
urloua foliage of vivid green
and the supreme enchantmenl
of the mUJU-colored 'blooms of
the Sa!sukl -all comprise the
art of Bonsal -man's ln-
genui\y In keeping a tiny
tree aJlve while COIWe)'ing age,
uplalns a group spokesman.
Bonaal trees are grown and
cared for in the ancient
Japanese tradition, part of an
Oriental art form wblch Is
centuries old. t
1bls art form. one of the .
most artlsUc and beautiful
forms of horticulture, I s
preeerved in Southern
Callfornla by the .Bonsai Socie-
ty which brings to the
mu..eum each year the largest
Frldlr, Mon:h 23, 1973
Dancers
Perform
AtGWC
A l!lend oLcolor and move
ment will be olfertd whe•
Golden West College pretenl"
I\; spring daoce concert
"MlscellaneQua • Perceptions"
Marth !11-31.
The a p.m. program wil'
present 1$ works choreogr&ph·
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ed by students, and a rour-part TICUT8
segment Interpreting seuons ts.oo. M.00. PAO
of the year, choreographed by ......... ...
dance Instructor C a r o I -••II ...
Caniglla, ln the community , ..... ,...., .. mg '
theater. ...... ... -. \
1ickets, at $1 general ad-.=..~::.
million, 75 cents W I t h •,.....
1WOClated student clrd, or RAMCNA •aWL
children 12 and under. Tbeyl~~~-~~-""~'"~'"'~·~·~~!.
may be obtained at the CQllege
MUSIC C(NT'EA PAEQNTATIONS
TICKETS NOWI
There will be additional
demonstraUona of H a I k u
poetry crtated by children of
The Wilhelm School, Houston,
Te1as, set into music for
chllmn•s choir and small
orchestra, presented by 1hird
through sixth graden from
the Dixie canyon Elementary
School ln Shennan OW, at 1
p.m., March 2HO-,'ll.
The museum ii open from·10
display of Bonsal to be seen JOHN NAKA TRIMS BONSAI Tll!'E
oulslde of Japu. ------
bookstore, or theater box of-
fice the night or e a c h
performance. s. HUAOK presents
OUT 'N ABOUT.-.. ·-• •
(From Page I'll ner service are 11 a.m. to 12 midnight;
Saturday and Sunday from 11 :30 a.m. to Happy Fella" and "The Unsinkable Molly 1 a.m.
Brown" are typical of. these offerings ...
through a medley of the best-known WINE AUCTION
tunes. l" There will be a splendid opportunity to
Bill's composing talenta took their owrl· contribute to charity next week and tum
bow when he presented 1 simllar dlgesV your borqe wine cellar into a treasure trove at the same Ume. of his score for a musli:al bWd on the An auction of prized French and
anclenl tale of "The Empror And The German vtnlage wines will be held by the
Nightingale." ..Burt 'Qacharach, In our Women's Auxlllaiy 'of 'the Boys Club of
opinion, failed to do a.!I well wllh bis re-"the Harbor Area at the Stuft Shirt
cent soore for "Lost Horizon.'' Restauraut, Newport Beach, oo Monday
Masleri Of 18D(Ujlge turns up is at 7 p.m. '
another, ·di BIU'f lcCompllshments too. During the proceedings a commenlary
He s•••s In $-·•·•, Italian, FrenCb, will be plOfided by the Internationally· uaa .,......... known wiDe authority Robert Lawrence
Portuguese and EncJ.l!b. .(" Balzer, anQ serving as auctioneer will be
Malling ' bis &>uth Cota! debut 'in Harry Babbit!,. star of radio, TV and
Laguna Beach, be bu" previously films. _
performed at various clubl In lbe ~ L Presideftt1 ~ the auxiliary is Mrs .
Angeles area, most receiltiy at the Chef's ,,;dward Buck, wblle Mrs. Tom G~y
Inn in La Ganada. ll you can't make I to serves 81 membership chairman. Mrs . R.
the Wblta Houae for dinner In the .:Im· Fredericlt ll08s is chairman of the auc-
/ medJate future, find t1D\e 80mebol' to Uon. Tickets are available at $5 per
calcb bis acl aa lqoo as poaible. ~ person, throuih Mn;. Lyman G. Farwell,
BUI Maldonado la Worth going Dilles publicity cbAlrman, 2426 22nd St.,
out or your way wherever else Newport Beach.
you might ha-to be on the late-Compllllienlary hors d'oeuvres will be
nlte out'n' about trall.jle appean algbt· served at the no-host cocktail hour,
ly, except Monday, from 9 ,.m. to 2 a.m. beginning at a p.m. Following the auction,
The White House ls located in ~ a tiuffet dinner will be avaUable at tbe
of !own, at 330 S. Cout Highway, Lacuna Slult Shirt, 2241 w. Coasl Higliwiy,
OCC Shows
Pewr Max
Exhibit
• The seasonal work opens
will\ a breezy deplcUon of ' summer, using 25 dancers and AND THI
music from Gary McFarlane's ATHENIANS
"AmericatheBeautlful." .....,.'tN•.1
ColQrful costumes of orange, '""'*' green, y_ellow and brown are FRIDAY
worn,, by eight d a n c e r s MAR. 30
portraylog fall. In this section 8:30 PM
colored &lldea will be n. WSK: CENT!\f
A collection of 75 works by lumlnated a gal n st the 0 PAVILION
1 ' w o r I d-famOUS" commercial theater's cyclorama curtain to • SAT.1 MAR. S1 et 1:30
artist Peter Max will be on create an autumn background. SANTA MONICA CMC
display1brough April 15 in the . S tu d e n I • c hottographed "Sii 0 •-ll"-l"'1 loin
Orange Coast·College Library. works will include "Junk,'' Ttt11tnM0tr1itMwlceuttt• The exhib!Uon c o n t a in s Sydne Sherman; "Tornbe and IH1e MOllkl c1¥1t, 111 MMt AnMll
cir win ,ltlfk Slt._ U7 S. tfllh WtllliM: & acrylic painting,, a gii:, Mcw.irl," Matianne Harry; L1be1"1J".111i-07tt1s11n-1111
serigraphs and posters. 1be "Fever," Angle Frey; "Jungle I~==:=::=:=:===~
works were chosen froJD a Jazz," Janet Maybrier, 11The
large exhibit organ~ by Box," Linda R a z z l a n o :
Mlalnl 'Art Enlerpr~ of New "Untitled Work," Joantle Per-
York. It is·presented under the . reault; .. A Journey in a
auspices ol !lie Smithsonian Storybook" and "Garden ol
Institution. Clove In Elysian Fields,"
·Peter Max has emerged Denise Kohn; "Glad," Janice
from the siltles as one of the J)ulat: "The MoUH Factory,"
most successful and prolific Janis Taylor, "Modern SolQ,''
commercial arum. He ~ Jo Ann Shibata; "Csnnina
erp!ored ,thouoandl of evtfy· Burana," Carol can!glla, and
day objects for their ~p. "Benedlctus," Robln Myers.
tivity to his vibrant deslgnai ----------
His name appears p ~
surf;ices r a n g i n g from
sunglasses, coffee mugs and
umbrellas IQ buses, cer,al
boxes, ~epbone book coven
;md many more. t
Tbe collecUon may be vU-
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.. MN Ill "" WlliMnleu" _,All S..ts •1.11 tlll s:a p.m.
Beach. Weekday hours for lunch and din-Newport Beac1!-, , :
1._iiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiia'I
ed during regular Ubrary
hours. The library is apen
Mon~ µitou(h Tlmnday ·
from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
Sweet 'n' Silly
SHOWING
NOW!
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expected
anaffaire.
Caroline
'ga\.e them History. '
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Tw1owEnttrta--.r ... ~tfN!doCM.......,• ...._
Sarah Miles Jon Finch
Richlrd Chambedaln ,..,,...,,,..... Robatllolro
IADYCARC>LINE~ ....... . ]ohn Mll11 Marwtt Leighton Pamela Brown
Slhfl Monti Ralph Richardson _.
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-'{he allow Is In lhe gallery
1..,.ted on the ~cond n.;qr.
There isilO adtiitiilon cbarp. . ' .
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87 WILLIAM GU>VER
U ~ Wlit#
Alan Bat,. ii ilW<linl
agall)St middJ~age ug..
"Atting sometimes beeo~
a ~·" asserts the noted Bnllsh performer. "II It eaay
suddenly to become aware of
a static phase."
The B a t e s earJy.aJann
system o:plai.N Why be made
only an improbGble th.rte-
month commitment· to a
drama that had all the
earmarks of major Broadway
triumph. He Is now playing
"Butley" in Los Mgeles' new
Schubert Theater -ror a
short three weeU.
His Involvement with the
play "Butley" began two sum·
men ago. All about a man m..
'volved in ridiculous career
bust-up, the sardonic comedy
set critics cheering aod au·
dlences swanning. Bates quit
the SRO exhibit alter just
seven months, and went orr to
make a film we'fi ·be seeing
. soon, "Impossible Object."
~IWINOS '
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His way of keeping
hlstrlonlcally loose.
A ctrtain amount of coaxing
-after all an ego factor can·
not be entirely suppressed -
wooed Bates back w h e n
"Outley" Wa5 booked for in·
evitabte transit to these
shores.
Like other in-demand actors,
Bates laments the dilemma
tha1 today's theater economics
imposea on creative freedom.
"ProdU<:i!rl always want you
for two years," be says, "aod
that's a long period in whieh
you should be doing other
things.'' He find& one recent
London trend encouraging.
"Having other well·known
actors lake over parts is
becoming rather s m a r t
there." he reports. "Two have
fo116wed me in 'Rutley" and I
don 't thiok people feel now it
ii nece1:sary to create a role or
your own."
In "Butley" Simon Gray
reiterates a theme that has
been used by several other
contemporary playwrights.
"Perhaps," Bates appraises.
"such Interest in a man com·
ing apart is symptomatic of
UUs a;ge. Jn early middle age
one can't toke serloully the
values soclely traditionally
Imposes.''
lltt<I bat a compleWl)' open
end oo what lollowt thll
Gotham v1sll.
"I've been reading a lot of
things. but I bave deliberately
made no decisfoOJ. F/I like IO
move on to directing. I'd ·a1ao
Uk.e to do a classical season In
England. Or a musical .
Several have been offered but
nothing felt quite right."
"American an<I Canadian
houses are the most exciting
to work for: they show their
feelings more than in England.
"But back home I don't
think it's because people are
Jess appreciative. They are
just more withheld."
In "Butley," as usual. Bates
maintaim firm spectator con·
trot.
"Audience response can get
off.rhythm. You feel it more
in some plays than in others.
You have to guide an au·
dience. If they start slipping
up the wrong trail. it's pro-
bably your fault , you've gotten
careless."
'BUTLEY'
Alan Bates
AU. AClf AOlillflfD
'9Nral Aut1111Ctl
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Trip to Moon on GWC Space Show
I A spa~ sciences exposition building, and wiU be open dai-clearer idea of the benefits
and by·products growing out
of the space effort, Thompson
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wlth_ 22 , m tlj or elhibits ly from 9 a.m. ~ 9 p.m. ex-
weighin& more ·than 20 to.ns cept Sunday, April 1.
. . xi· 1 f th More than 6,000 elementary. sald. , will be on 1sp ay ree to e intermediate and high school
public at Golden West College, students throughout the area
Huntington Beach, Sunday have been OOoked to see the
through April 7. display on group tours, ac·
Eight additions have been
made to the 1973 exposition,
including communications and
cardiograph displays, space
shuttle pict6rial rev-iew, Sky·
Jab model , lunar rover dis·
play, Apollo 16, PRT (person·
al rapid transit) displa y, stu·
dent·ct1nstructed robot and a
model of the Air Force's pro-
posed B·l..
The Apollo 16 spacecraft cording to Craig Thompson,
which carried John Young. coordinator.
Charles , Duke and Thomas Manned as an educational
Mattingly n to 'the moon in program to emphasize the na-
April, 11r71, will be exhlbJted tion's "Investments in Science
·along with a lunar rover. and Technology,'' the ex-
moon rocks, robots Bfld many position will give viewers a
models.
Exhibits win be located in.
and around the ct11lege center
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Antique Show and Sale
SAN CLIMINTE INN , .
125 AYINIDA ESPU.NDIAN
March 23, 24, 25, 1973
,II.I. & SAT. 12 TO ' P'.M. -SUNOAY 12 TO 4 P.M.
GENERAL ADMISSION $1.25
Clllldr.., v!Mltr 12 trH w11111 ~ccemp11nled b~ •n .iivn
15c DISCOUNT: Tiiis Ad illdmlts int or ""'"' tt $1.00 el,
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"Man of Lo Mancha"
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Nlw Al Populillr Prk.11
PLUS -Raminated For lcadem Award -Bes! Editing
"Fiddler On The Roof" IGI
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HELD
a,\\\ OVER
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"On Her Mal .. t;(• Secret Serike' IGPI
"DeUv~"
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"McCabe & Mn. Miller"
"The Getaway" !PG! .,.
"Lody Sh•J• Tloe lluOI" ! RI
"Poseidon Adventure"
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You'll love
being taken
by Aunt Augusta.
Everyone else did.
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nit Academy A• 1 r d s
C<refllO!IY ;, lbe hlch poinl
of tlle Aroerlc•• film In·
dustr1's year. It also is one of
the toikated individual show1t
on 1e1ilvmon. And lbot Is only ·
natural. The motion•picture
and t~visl.on ).ndustriei, once
bitter ~vals, }\ave arrived et a.
comforpble symbiotip rela-
Uooshlj,. '
In 11117, when I movies. we_re
king aid TV Ju in Its m·
fancy, weekly ~ theater at·
tendance reached a peak of
perhaps 90 million a week. By
1971 almost every American
home had at least one
television set and movie at·
tendance had dropped to
around 18 million a week.
Hollywood's days appeared
numbered. ·
Not any longer. The movie
studios are booming again,
thanks in large part to
television. According to the
Screen Actors Guild: TV now
provides the·largest source of
income fbr its performing
members. The average actor
now makes more money from
ct1mmercia1s, :rv series, and
mad~for·television m o v i e s
than from fil{Jl'3 designed ex·
pressly for theater release.
ln addition to making their
peace ·with television, the
movie studio$ have learned
the advantages of cooperating
with each 0th.Br. Last year, for
example, Co \umbia Pictures
and Warner ''Brothers pooled their ~ eQw.p.t, sets and
other major properties to
HELD OftR!
"LADY ~NGS THE BL ES" ..... .........
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Woody.,("
"PLAY IT
AGAIN, 51!-M"
Botti Color I RJ
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form Burbank Studios. From
now on, both companies wiU
ret'lt everything from cos· tu.mes to cam~ru f r o m
Burtenlc Slodlol, Wamers' old
property. I
80LLYW0QD STIU.
DREAMS of prod.ucing 'box-of·
flee blockbusters, and it is
manifesUy capabJe of doing
so. '1Tbe Godfather,'' wbich is
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
Steiger t't>est actor, 1961), and raUog, won Use best.-pictur~ Julie Andrev.·s {best actreas.
0.CM II! oo. ~p 'lllrOal. 96SI to name ·onl9 two,
often described as ."1be God· ~a~ box-0Cfi«: po 1 ·son
falber" of porno Cilms. h ~ s , after winning their
grossed. mtlllons IJ)Ore ~ its s~d~~atcd statuettes. On the
production coat or ~.wu. But go r hand . Paul N,.ewman re.
anti·poroography drives. no~ oth~ 8 top star despite hav·
under way in a nurol#r .0 ~ain~n turned down,~ur
cllie!r have made n1,l!v 1e 1~g for the best·aC or
studi_os wltry of. ~ltns_ thT rely ~1~;a~d. Still . one may a
he11vilY on e,xplic1t' sex. , that Newman envies • Ste\ger
ON ospA¥1 NIGH~ !ht' j~-a]l.=d~A~n_w_··_·_·· ____ _
dustry 'Will put ·aside 1h.1s ---
year's problems to rexel in __ _,...,,...,-:'::"';:;T;1-
tast year's real or imkgined N A T I 0 N A
lriumphs. The pi,1ures Iha! GENERAL
win one or more of the iop THEATRES
awards can expect to earn ·;;~~~~;~;~ thousands or millions or ud· favored to win an Oscar as ditional doUars upon re ·
best pictcre of 1972, grossed a release. And the winners of WKDAYS 6:4S.
spectacular $81.5 million in on-the four major acting awards SAT. • SUN. 12:45
ly nine ·months last year. It will become more cttoosy I
thus became the most prof· about 9Cripts and mor e
itable film of all time, moving demanding in c 0 n t r a c t ahead of "Gone With the Wirid" ($77 million) and the negotiations.
"Sound of Music " ($72 mil· As Marjorie Rosen points
lion). out in Saturday Re v e i w.
The average film, of course. however, an Oscar often
makes far less money than blights a f110Vie career. Rod
''The Godfather," •f indeed it -
makes any money at all. The ~""' CIDArf......,. ~ "
trick is to find a sure-fire , ••
genre, such as the western. ;,Q \!
Low·budget, black~xploitation = •
pictµres h.ave been almost
failure·proof up till now . One
of the worst, "The Legend of
Nigger Charley," was both a
~'eStern and a blaxpolitation
flick .
The future of the X·rated
film is unclear. "Midnight
Cowboy," which cqrried an X
7:00 , .....
Frf, a•d Sot., 7:00 011d 11 :JS
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THE BLUFFS
Sweeping VIEW of Upper Newport Bay
from this luxurious Bluffs condominium
with S bedrooms, 2'h baths, large sundeck;
contemporary decor. Just listed! $68,600
HAUOR HIGHLANDS
Great family home on large corner lot, con-
veniently located, close to park & shopping.
Hardw'ood floors; nicely landscaped, enclos-
ed yard. Recently redecorated. OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 1-5. SEE 1427 PRISCILLA LANE.
$38,500
120 UNITS
First user benefits available. Near Cal·
State Fullerton. $1 ,490 ,000.
HARBOR
COMPANY
REALTORS
2841 E. Coast ·Hwy., CorOM del Mer
"Sellin; RHI E1t1te In Newport Horbor
• · $Inc• ·1944" • '
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19 Tiburon Bay . . . . . . . . . . Spyglass Hill
11 Hermitage Lane . . . . . . . . . . . . $109,000
545 Via Lido Nord .............. $139,500
4651 Brighton Road ............ $350,000
1549 Bayside Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . $235,000
· OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5
1523 SandcasUe . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . $125,000
***** EXCLUSIVE BIG CANYON
Beautiful .. 4 bdrm. plus family room home.
Highly upg~ded. Priced under 1'Produc-uan.-OPE~UN. 1·5. )1 HERMITAGE
LANE. Eileen -Hudson. •
"ONE OF A KIND" BAYFRONT
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. 1549 BAYSIDE DR.,
CdMar. This JS dilferent-new--0n 50' fee
lot. Ex park 4 bdrm., 5 bath custom design
fun borne. ,235,000. Geo. Grupe.· 1
CAMEO SHORES OCEANF,RONT
OPEN SAT. & f>UN. 1-5. "651 BRIGHTON
RD. Encllanting view. Beautlful home in ex-
clusive area w/private beach. Pool. Thera-
py pool & jacuzzi. $350,000. Carol Tatum.
CHARMING CORONA DEL MAR
Old Corona de! Mar, delightful area, So. of
hwy, Wall< to beach, p_ark & shop1. 3 BR's.
& gst. qtrs. Remodeled 19'11. $89,_~. Calh-
ryn TetmUle. • · ~
' • •PRESTIGE LIQO CO~NER
Dramatic ''one of a kind". Best Lido ad·
dress. Spacious rms. Excellent floor plan.
3 BR's & !am/dining rm. 2 Frplcs. 3 Car
gar. Call Bud Austin.
DANA POINT VIEW LOT
Spectacular harbor & ocean vista. Large
level lot. Priced at $159,000. Gene Vreeland.
• • BAY & JETTY VIEW
Live in China Cove one ho1ne a\vay from
an almost private beach. 3 Bdrrns., 2 ba.
home, shown by app't. only. $98,000 . To see
call Howard Wells.
EMERALD BAY
White water view! Steps to ~ach. 6 BR., 6
ba., pwdr. rm., lge. formal din. rm., but-
ler's PJ!llt:Y, brlfst. rm., pan. lib. w/frplc.
Lge. play rm. w/frplc. & wet bar. Rec.
comp. redecor. $295,000. Kathryn Raulston.
VIEW H.V.H. $74,900
Vacant -move-in condition. Great comer
location. View of blJls & peek-a-boo o! ocean.
3 Bdrms. & family rm. Trion• Bergin.
DESIGNED FOR PRESTIGE
President Home, Turtle Rock Hills. Amaz-
ing view. Sunsets are poetry. 4 BR., . 2
frPlcs., wet bar. $99,500. Shown by app't.
Tun! Escobar.
FIT FOR A KING & QUEEN
Enjoy the spectacular vlelf f;om your own
poolslde! 6 Bdrms.; won't last long. OPEN
SAT. & SUN. 1-5. 1523 SANDCASTLE. Jim
uller. __....
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ENVIEO
That's part of owning lhis spacious TWO ·
STORY custom decorated home In BACK
BAY area-4 Bedroom, FAMILY ROOM,
2 balhB builtin gourmet kitchen, wilh many
xtras. Pool size yard. See to appreciate.
. " " " " . " " " . " " . " . " " ... $52,500.
BU (DER'S
' Dl!tlGHT ·114i,at· &,. \'('aitlni for second UNIT on this
large c or n e r lot. 2 Bedroom house,
carpel!, drapes, fenced yard, in NEWPORT
HEIGHTS ........................ $81,500.
CORONA DEL MAR
DUPLEX
~Pl~ ·'"'t]I ~m~
Charming front unit wilh MANY EXTRA
FEATURES. Shag carpeting lhruout plus
wallpaper, 2 bedrooms (master bedroom is
oversized). SECOND UNIT la for lhe bache-
lor, I bedroom. ALL IN IMMACULATE
CONDITION. Manicured landscaping. Needs
no repair in or out. . . . . . . . . . ... . $74,950.
r AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
J!EAL TORS 644-7270
Gener1I
****** * TAYLOR CO. *
LINDA ISLE-$245,000
Luxurious custom-built 4 bedroom home on
lagoon. Huge family rm w/wet bar, formal
dining rm, game rm & 411.a baths. Protected
patio, pier & slip for up to 65' boat. Built-in
vacuum. Spacious 2--stpry entry.
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CUSTOMIZED
Tru!y out of tlle ordinary is
ttrll immacu!.ate 4 bedroom
21Ai bath Century Park home
-largest model ln the
development with 2600 sq n
ol living space, formal din-
ing, large !amily room ,
huge master bedroom suite,
large patio, boat &: trailer
1tonge, with hand-made
wrought-Iron gate entey.
1bls home Is upgraded in so
tpany ways that you must
see to believe. $49,950.
ma.W::t::E ~REALTORS
Opon Evlngs e 924-4454 e
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NEW LISTING IN
CAMEO
HIGHLANDS
WATERFRONT -$140,000
Luxury! "Channel Reef." Completely 'refur-
bished with plush cptng & drapes, beams,
paneling, abundant marble & many olher
fine appts. 2 BR, 2 bath "own· your-own".
Adult occupied. Pool, great vu, pier/slips. su1s1oi••Y °' rHr cotwnL co.
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB HARBOR
Beautiful near-new 5 bedroom home in lhis HIGHLANDS
new area surrounded by th6 excl\lsive S:C. • ' Country Club Lge familv room ur)'th wet bar. · ,Comr~rtable four bedroom : ";-: -..:. ~ family home with such qual-& formal dining room; Lu::t.urious cptng. tty reatures as hardwood
Some view of goll course. ~,950 1 oak floors, lath & pl aster
' ,. ' construction &: underground
"Our 28th Yt•r'' utilities. TastefuUy decor-
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors ""' -wann and b'ight and neat as a pin. Possession 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis Road not until June, but the good
''Overlooking Big Ca nyon Country Club'' ones are wor'th waitl!Ji for.
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 Not a June price but Just $58,000.
Gener ii ., c; •. F. Colesworthy
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OCEAN VIEW
Custom-designed & built wilh a brealh-iak-
ing view of the Pacilic Ocean. Ideal as a hide-
away or home. Lge. 80xl32 ft. lot. Don't
wait to call on this. Only $89,500.
LAST YEAR'S PRICE
THIS YEAR'S VALUE
in lhls East.side O>St.a Mesa
4 bedroom home. Family
rm. bright kitchen, lush car-
1>el1ng, front courtyard w/
wrou&•ht iron gale. Very
O'uict & xL1·a private. Of·
fered at only $34,950. CORBIN-MARTIN -CAU. :>46-5880 (Open eves.)
REALTORS Call Anytime
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HARBOR VIEW HOMES
POPULAR MONACO MODEL
2 bedr0oms & den, well decor•i.d, shows lil<o •
model homo; Large lot, room for pool $64,600 FEE.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
REALTY for Adlo1 •.• Call 642-5678 a33.01Bo c ~.:.._~~~~-n~~~~~~I._ ______________________ ....,....;....,;------__,
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EXPERIENCE c1n 91 ..
Since 1949
NEWPORT BACK BAY
Lovely 3 bdrm., 2 bath home -"move-in"
rood. Attr., family style kitchen,· incl spac-
ious. eating area. New shag carpeting & cus-
tom drapes. $38,500
THE 8LUFFS-CONDOMINIUM
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3 BDRI)\. +
REDUCED $2250
You Ca11 Slit It,
Find It, Trade It
With a Want Ad
G9ner1I
BIG &-BEAUTIFUL
JUST I YEAR OLDI
$82,500. Prime College
Park home wllh 3 bed-$38,950. A really ~au
rooms. On a good sized tlful 3 bedroom in '
corner Jot. Quiet resi· quiet ~rea. Hug~ cov~r-
. denUal area. Dining ed pa!JO .. Electric built.
ti f mil ms. Family room, fire.
Al.NKU:tou;
ONE OF THE BEST BUYS-Here it la! Sun-
ny Westcliff three bedroom with Unique for·
mal dining area, plus cazpeted family room
and a darling beam ceiling living room wilh
brick fireplace. Covered garden entry way
make this one extra impressive,· especially
at $55,900!
UNl9UI HOMES OP NIWPOIT llACH
A llstht et h9 lellt
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REALTORS
General Gentr•l
room,· pa o, a Y ~=~e. Assumable V.
room. Nicely land:;cap-Easy-care. yard.
ed. 546-1720 ' ~1720 . •
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COSTA MESA 540-1720 '
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN
1946 Port Locksleigh (HVu) N'pl. Bch.
644-4872 $49,500 (Sal 4: Sun 11).5)
3 BEQROOttlS . '
3158 Barbados (Mes• Verde) CM ,
548-1168 $29,900 (Daily 1-5)
3 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
1649 Minorca (Mesa Verde) CM
~11 $83,900 (Sa1.& s -5)
3172 Sicily (Mesa Vel_de) CM-·
646-8811 $29,900 Sat~ Sun 1-5)
545 Via Lido Nord (Udo e) ~B
644-2430 $1Jl9 ,500 f ',.,..' ' ( S1m 1-5)
• 4BEDR~ *6653 Cork Dr. Huntington Beach
557-4130 $42 500 (Sat i. Sun 1-S)
Hl(l49 Bayside Dr., Co~9na del Mar "~2430 $285,000 (Sat a. Sun 1-G)
4 BR & FAMILY l\M OR DEN
1521 Anita Way (Westcliff) N8
64&-6500 $69,900 (Sat 1-S)
#IV Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hill) NB
644-2430 (Sun 1-5)
1l Hermitege Lane (Big Can)'dn) NB
644-2430 $109,000 (SUD. 1-5)
' *4651 Brlghto~ ,l!d . (Cameo ShoM) CdM
644-2430 $350,000 ' (Sal & S1m l-5)
6 BEDROOMS
*1~2a:Sandca$1le. Corona del Mar
644-2430 (Sat & Sun l-Sl •
CONDOMINIUM FOi SALE
I BR
4364 Seton, Irvine
833"380 $45,000
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MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
"PEARL OF THE SEA"
Lovely home overlooking_ lhe blue Pacific.
Every room a sheer deUght. 3 BR'1, ooe
separate-.1 balhs. Pool. Elaine Svedeen
54~5. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. 4521
Roxbury , Cameo Shores. (HU)
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Super Carmel Model-Spiffy Clean! 3 spa-
cious BR's, 2 sparkling baths. Located near
the sea, shopping & schools. $68,000. Joyce
Edlund 642-8235. (H12) '
LARGE OLDER HOME ON 2
BAYFRONT LOTS
lj4'~'' of very ·choice Bayfront Property.
Pl!>{ & •Iii> for larger boats. Live in present
bolrie, build a new one & sell one lot, build
2 new homes, or build your dream castle.
, $247,000. Tom Queen ~. (HIS)
"TIMELY RENTAL"
on Lido BayfrOnt or• Big Cally9n Golf
Course. $700-$1500 per . month. Barbara
GoUtard 642-8235. (H14)
OCEAN VIEW-CORONA DEL MAR
2 custom homes· on large corner lot. 3B~
2 balh plus 2 BR f< FR, 2 balh. 5 garages,
B;eautiful pool &I patios. $174,500, H. Perry/
R. Sherman 642-8235. (HIS)
ELEGANCJ: & A· VIEWI
Malll!ificent "Presidenl Home" in TUrtle,-
rocli ! Exquisite 411R, FR! What an Ol,lPOI'
tunity for someone! !AsrJo Shartany
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"SE4-SURF-SAN£>..SAIL$"
See them all from this spectecular cumin
3BR home. Plus surprise! Your private
l!eacb ccltage ~ongsljle gushing watarfall.
Ken/Hel~n Hartley 642-8235. (H17)
NEWPORT BEACH TOWNHqul!
SBR, il!i balh. Large LR, spacious dlnlllg
& breakfast area. kill; aara~. Patio tace1 pool & greenbelt Glbaen Fay en.a.
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
28 L Inda Isl• Or in
Traditional home with 6 bdrms., 5~ baths.
Larg• sunken living room, family room &
breakfast area. 2 Stairways S fireplaces.
Main channel view . , .. , .... : .•.. $295,000.
Lind• Isle W•torfront
Elegant custom 5 bdrm., family room, 5~
bath home. Panoramic main channel view
2 Stairways, 3 fireplaces. Large boai
slip ............................ $825,000.
Linda Isle Waterfront
Beautiful, new 4 bdrm ., 4~ ba, home on
lagoon, With living rm., family rm., lge.
game rm. or 5th bdrm. . . . . . . . . . . $255,000
For Compltte lnform1tion
On All Homu & Lots, Ple1H C1ll:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy.Ide Dr., Sult• I, N.B. 675-6161
Soup to Nuts
EXCEPTIONAL
COMMERCIAL
Plus 3 unit propmy in·
d uded. Xlnt restaurant •
Beach area. A11k i ng
$465,000.
\VESTCLJFF, N.8 .
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UNMATCHED
VAWE
$1450 DOWN
$27,950
k 4 BR, 3 BA, family, pool
. $74,500.
SANTA ANA BARGATN
~ 3 BR. $21 ,950 w/s:o FHA
or VA.
3 bedroom, 2 bath, family
room and dining room.
Perfect Costa Mesa home.
Brick fireplace, bu i 1 t. in
BBQ patio, automati c
garage door, sprinklers, etc.
Assume existing VA k)an at
$223 a month pays all. Bet·
ter hurry! Call 646-7111 for
a showing appolnbnent.
OPEN"" • "S F<N'70 Sf NICE/~
ZONED f()R 7 UNITS
Vacant land . $32,000.
r NEWPORT HEIGHTS
2 BR, hd\\·d firs, bltins,
R-l lot $39,950.
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8461 DONCASTER
• {Huntington Beach)
Bdnns., 1%: baths. 1ni Mile
to beach. Only 3 yrs. old,
I: clean. $25.900.
1: 613-3003 ~ Eves.
associated
CORONA
BY THE SEA
$43,900! '
CORONA DEL MAR • Cot•
tage by the sea! Quiet tree
lined drive. Below a hill·
side o1 flowuing ivy and
shade trees. Winding red
brick pathway to secluded
entry. Raised white brick
fireplace. lleavy b e a m e d
Ct'iling. Large master suite.
Cottage kitchen. A FEW
SHORT BLOCKS to the blut'
Padflc. UNBELIEVABLE
LO\V PRICE AT $43,900!
Call now • 66-0303.
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HARBOUR
97 FEET ON
THE WATER
Beauttful 4 bedroom home "":l==r I made to order for relaxi.tion ii and cntertainln&:. Larxe '1sit
down" wet bar fire...
place. cll'Slom drai)es ahd
carpeting. This home has
enough room for everybody.
3500 sq. ft. Very open and
spacious. SI3'7,CXX>. Ca 11
54S-ZJ13 for an oppanunit,y
to inspect this home.
ABOUT SUPER,
taide Costa Meaa! Grea.t
itectural dm&n and ex·
Uonally well built. Do
jbur maintenance outside ittb a garden hose. 6 Dou·
ISJ.e ~ and 8 covered
-spaces. You Joo will be excite<r when yOU see this
new llstlng. HUltRY,
OPEN 11L 9 • ITS FUN 10 BE NICE.I
Gonwal
*TEN UNITS
lndlv1dU&l homH with pr-
ages w:i one acre EUtakle
C.M. land, "Talk Jo '°'"' tax man on tbne for your
tax lhttter." ConstMant ln·
come $ltrill. per mo. n;u.
PRICE
$145,000.
N.wport
•I
Falrvltw
646-1811
(•nyllmt)
The Easy Ufe
Js yours at b e autiful
Ulliversily Park. This va·
cant 2 bedroom-den home is
spotless . newly painted ln-
t(>rior -outstanding laJ'i
kitdlen with built in oven-
range. Loads of cupboards .
spacious rear living roo1n •
Fireplace • sliding glass
doors open to w e I I
developed fenced yard and
patio. Choice location to
schools aod shopping. Only
$42,500. EZ Tenns. Call
673-8'"".>50.
OPEN Tit 9 • "~ FUN 10 BE ~El
~
-·HERITAGE . . .
REALTORS
ADDED
RUMPUS ROOM
Here's your Halecret1t 3 bed-
rooms plus a 20' x 25' nun-
P\LS room, all with hard·
wood noo~. Can have qUick
possession April 1st. Jmt
listed. Gose to everything.
Priced at $33,599.
•
co:rs
WALLACE
REALTORS
-546-4141-
(0pon Ev..,lngsl
NEW LISTING
Time for leisure • choreless
I and Immaculate . lovely 3
bedroo1n home in Baycrcsl
· with family room and din·
ing room. Freshly painted,
builtin vacuum, no-care
yard, oversized double gar.
age has large area for
workahop or hobbies. Call
for mol'f! lntonnatlon.
PETE BARRETI
-REALTOR-
642-5200
IMMEDIA TI ACTION
on yaur property
540-U51 Open Eves.
~ 1 .... HERITAGE
. • REALTORS I List your home with a true =====:::;:==::; professional who will give
CHARM you their prompt, apprecia·
"N£A.R THE
BEACH-AND
· UNUSUAL"
_ _ _ tive . attention. 18 years one COTIAGE location
$26 •950 e CALL ANYTIME e
646-3928 or Eve. 545-3483
One.of--a.Jcind 2 Bedrm
Lochenmyer :
Realtor
SHORE CREST
4 BR·2 IA
$42,900
G.nonl
BEACH • DUPLEX
2 -Stary
$52,000 !
OCEAN DUPLEX . II
BLOCK" TO NEWPORT
SANDY BEAOI! lnveston
delight . tbls IMMAaJLATE
2-atory beach BARGAIN!
l..argt'l' two--bedroom PLUS
secluded one 1 bedroom.
Great for Aunt Maryl Must
see to believe • take ad·
vantaee EXCLUSIVE
BARCAINl Call Now •
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BIG BA Y_l'_R_ON_T_ COi.LEGE PIC AREA OWNER '"loo&, ilea•IUlll 4
'
Bdrm 2 "·lh h..."'-' .. t $3tfSO. bdnn. 3 baths! Huge bonus ·• -. ~.,. .... , • DRrvE BY ANO CHEcK nn., palio, dlnina rm. Built· located on prime W. Bay OUT 2'l52 AVA.LON, lna, tireplaee, family rm,
Ave. Room fOr a J&'t. pier A CORNER \\flI.SlN. PrestlP>us. bric. $51,995.
II.Ip. ree simple ownerahlt 3 Bednn, l * baths, ~ '°SG-=2$1=.'--~~=-~ ~:!u::'=.~t & t1nl8hed Into beaut rwnpua: OWNER tranal. 4 Bdrmi .. 2
1 t11l?.OOJ nn. tin.·plact, room ror balhl. P11.Uo, dlnlna nn, eas)' 0 M:t· "'I ....... ' • camper, oew water beater, bullt·ins Quiet are a .
(714) 973,9210 I
ZOOIW ...... Wwd. ~IM5h·CllitorYlll•adO
Coplstrano S..ch
DUPLEX 2 & 1 BR. ntar
beach, OCt'&.n view, $38,900.
Priv pt}',~
8ink &: garba&e d!Jpsl. No down tenns available.
Roo1u fllr carnper ln Bide brk. $28,950. 962-1373.
yard. High aMumable Fl!A OWNER. sacrUice. Attraclive
toan. For further dotalla 4 bdl'fl.lt., z baths. Spanish
call • accents. Dining rm. built·
Exclusive Ageot Ina. family rrn, patio. brk Cotta Me t• Ru tty sn.ooo. 961-8865 * 541-m I * OWNER "'°"'"' 3 bdnns .. 2 MESA VERDE
$44,900.
baths. Dining.rm .. buUt·ins,
patio. Rear living rm.,
fireplace. Near schools. brk
$29.950. 846-1.183.
1112 YEARS NEW
Minutta to bet.ch • 3 Bed-
rooms, 2 baths. ~tor'•
dtu.m, cwrtom aha& ~
P<U. drapes. mlmn<I
walls. Frdhly Dll!nted Jn
Md out, 1Pf,rldf111 clean!
Prtce reduced lOr quk:k
sale. CAU. ~.
FRANCISCAN
FOUNTAINS
_PO_O_L_H_O_M_E_1Coron• dol Mir
3 Bednn home, new carpet, OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S
DRIVE BY AND OtECX
Otrr 2813 Europa Dr
(!iiantar ort Adams,
C.bl.) COME TO OPEN
l!OUSE SAT. .l SUN .
1:00 to 4:~.
TOWNHOUSE 4 Br, 2~:i Ba,
fa.n1 m1, bltns, p a t i o
w/ba.r-b-q, many xtras,
cholce lot. $39.(XXI. 962-6287
Spiral stail'case u you en-
ter oUen warmth and
chami, ~1ost 90\lght-efter
floor plan. 4 Bedroom, 3
baths, carpet.a I: drapes.
Seu cleaning electric oven,
formal dining room, tamlJ;y
room . t.'O\'ettd patio. C'klee
to colll'ge, shopping &: tree-
\\"f.Y· CALL 545-0458.
NEED TIME
TO SELL??
fresh paint, encloeed paUo, (IF :ITll.L AVAIL)
heated Bluehaven pool. A"c· 1•12 Sentenelle Terr.
ceas to rear yard for boat 3 B<lrma., large family room.
or camper. $26,500. Lge. dlnin&: area. Compat-t
HERE IS A BUY ! SIX UNITS Our mid JWlc occupancy date
on this delightful Harbor 1 Jot ~--•·ide . . . on arge , 1:>AOU> Highlands family home Costa Mesa. $72.500.
gives yoo time to market
your present home at yoor
price. 4 BR, formal dining, C-ZONE
pool sized yard, best i;chools COMMERCIAL LOT
only $56,000, 59' x 290'
Call 675-fi679 Rltr. 1 $31,SOO NIGEL BAILEY Roy McC•rclle Realtor
& ASSOCIATES lBlO N'S48'Ji9d., C.M.
FHA
ASSUMPTION
Beautifully decorated 4
bdrm., 2 ba near shopping
are"a. Huge sep. garage, a
hobbiests delight. $31,500.
Priced right with $259 pay.
roent at 7'ni% ann. percen-
tage rate. can
C WALl<ER & LEE
NEED ELBOW
ROOM
yard, nicely landscaped.
$68.500.
TAKE IT EASY
If you'd like 10 be cozy by a
fire while you admire your
fems &:. can1elias thru wide
'ol•indo\\•s protected 1rom the
atreel, enjoying a gourmet
dinner prepared in yuur
chers kitchen, you'll like
this 2 BR. home w/charm &:
convenience to shopping &
beach. Guess what?' Only
$56,850. Call agent 673-1311. * BARGAINS *
4 Bednn, 2 bath. btn. k>!s
of glass. Outdoor lights,
sprinklers. Crpts le drps.
Great privacy, quiet street.
10% down.
Exelusive Ag_enl
Coste Mesa Realty * 541-7711 * ANXIOUS OWNER
+ EMPTY HOUSE
Equals Opportunlt)'
Stop S('arehlns:. this is it! A 3
BR, 2 BA formal dining rrn.
Open 1-5 daily al 3158
Barbados. Pri~ $29,900.
Slashed. Mesa Vcntc.
CJS R(:'a( Estate
>IS-1168
* $35,00G-All Terms *
Oean 4 HR .. dln./family mr.
combo. + brkfst. bar; en·
try, center haJI. Nicely
lndscpd.
--'GEMM>--
1610 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
REALTORS 642-4623
Open Saturday & Sunday * 376 Broadway *
Huntington Beach
$28,000
\\'e huv<" 3 different honies I !!!!!!!~~~~~~!!!!!J
and locations to choose SURF SIDE !
from. 3 Bedrooms & 2 baths,
Some excellent & son1e fix-• 4 BR 2'11 BA • Double &Bl'llge · er uppers. Use your VA e Freshly painted 1/0
eligibility m' a.ssun1e loans. • Gold wall·to-wall
CaU us first, we have U1en1 e Brick tpt ln 30' llv ml.
all. CALL 893·85.tJ. e Walk to beach POOLS • S'n.500.
larwln realty inc.
$29 • 900 UP 96M405 <24 hrs.>
4 To choose tron1. 3 & 4 bed·
room, ca.rpets, drapes, all
In g()Ol.:I condition. SUbmlt
terms. VA or So/c down ·
ExceUent locatioos for
school., college, shopping &
Ireeway. CALI.. 893-8533.
$1,000.
CASJ-1 f\.10VE IN • Seller \\•ill
help finance. Aseume FHA
Joan. 3 &drooma, 2 bath
condo. beautiful carpets,
drapes, refrigerator. Qujck
possession -owner tran.;.
lerTed, CA.bl. 968-4456.
BEL-FONTAINE
See this spacious 3 bedroom,
3 bath home. Custom de-
signed. Bright all electric
bullt·in kitchen. Large living
room wi!h fireplace. Fa m·
ily room with sliding glass
doors opening out to patio
and cmtom built pool. love·
ly view from patio of
Fashion Island and Sadd1e-
back. Only $53,950. Call
673-8550.
LOVELY 2 Bdrm. home in
exclusive Bayshores. Xlnt
cond. A real bargain!
DUPLEX Corner lot .So. of
Hwy. Jnuned. possess. New·
ly painted. Beautiful condi-
tion .
2 Bfitlroont and tamlly room
with fireplace. 50'xl2>' k>t to
alley. $27,000./$2,100 down •
in1medlate posses s ion . I •!'!!'!"~"!"!"'!!~!'!!!~
Ql\INTARD RE ALT y ' "FORECLOSURE 64>-2991.
SHARPEST STARDUST, ex-
terior paint lt1Jl w:et. hard-
WOdd ftoon, shag Catpl!'tll,
Beauty Pleat dnlpea, COzY
corner fireplace In living
room. l nterco.-n thruout. 3
Bedroom, 2 bathi. Vacant.
71Y lot. Priced right. CALL
968-4456.
XLNT RETURN FOR MIN-
IMUM .INVESTMENT.
~21
CALL 64$-7221
1733 Westdift Dr., N.B.
BA YCREST AREA·
$59,950
Owner Des(JE'rate. Prestige
home. 3 bdrms., 3 baths
Formal dining rm, family
rm., rear living rm .,
fireplace. BRK. US, 750.
541)..17'.ll.
CONDO, French Quarters, 3
bdrm, 2'h ba. Pool, dbl
garage w/opener . IM·
MACULATE. $25,500. Bria.
557~.
Beautifully apJ>Oiiited 4 Owner anxious. Beautifu1 3
bedroom, 3 bath executive bdrms. Dining nn., bullt-
home With 26x40 POOL. Ex· ins, family rm., fireplace.
ceptionallY. large lot ftlr Wet bar. Quiet area. BRK.
privacy · 75xl40! App't only $40,&Xl. 540-l'lJ>.
C WALi< EK & I U
Realtors 646-ml
204.1 Westclif( Drive
Open 'till 9 PM
EUREKA!!!
RARE i''IND! 3 BR. 2 BA,
plus tam rm In Westcliff. , .
just $$,900! Loaded with
Owner transferred Ex·
ecutlve 3 bdnna., 3 baths'.
Dln1ng rm.;bullt·ins, family
rm., shag carpets, great
view. BRK. $41:700. 540-1720.
B1lbo1 Island
NEW DUPLEX • Balboa Is·
land. Under construction.
Terrific property!
MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 675-6459
DUPLEX
BY Owner: Upgraded 3 BR,
1 % ba. East.side CM home.
Corner lot, boat, trailer ac-
cess. Brick patio wtBBQ.
Easy care yard. Many ex·
tras $35,450. Principals only.
64f>-1Q!9
Sip your Seuhore Soups in Open House Sat-Sun
your Cape C.od Cottage. Cozy 2331 Westmlmrt.er St.
2 br home w/cedar panel· 3 BR. Quiet atreet. Priced to
Ing, fp & shag crpt thruoot sell t .-900: drlv ...,., + 1 bdrm garage apt. Great • ._,, ' or e t-t'
S7l o;(VI. & call . PRICE REALTY,
location! By owner, -· """'""""'
613--1658. --· ==="="=.,...,===" BY owner, Nu Meu Verde SPF.c. BAY & OCEAN VU beaut)' on Costa l\iesa Golf
Lusk·blt 3BR, l..rg tam rm, Course, 3 BR, 2 BA, so
Xtra lrg kit, upgrded & Im· many xtru! $ 5 8 , 5 0 O .
mac By owner. f19,500. 6-1.5-5916
64+-012S Open House Sat & 4 BR, by owner. Newly
Sun 1-5. redecorated. $33,000. See e.t
TRIPLEX-Sharp 2BR & 2-3154 Sharon Lil. (;/ 11
1BR. ocean side of hwy. 546-0871
Owner will finance. RED ---------CARPET REAL O T R S, 3 B~ 1am rm., 2 ba, 491-1761 Pacesetter, culdesac, nr
shops, xlnt oond. $41,950. IRV I NE TERRACE ownT545-5245.
smoothM!. 3 Br, 2 Ba, fully * REPOSSESSIONS *
redec. on super 95X103 lot. Thruout Or. County $23 to
Owner ~. Shown 12-3 $40,CXX>. C8.U for addreues.
daily. Wills &oalty, 546-Tf39.
VIEW home, ta ' t e fu I ~ y e MUST SELL 4 BR, 63.5 sq
decorated. Fee tand & pnc-ft f tum playnn, bltns ed to sell. Broker eve ~ __ i.. trees. •-Br:iJ' 673-fi6%l -pa. , .u;.1,1.u ....,, . ,
cozy 1 BR House on Rustic
Jt...2 lot in CdM. $42,lm. By
Owner. 6404i078.
Cost• MeN
7141546-2182.
PENDING"
3 BDRM 2 BATH
Available immediately after
sn1all deposit and credit
cheek. ToW payment . is
$209 per month. Freshly
painted Inside, also new
carpets, modern bullt·lns
tor Mom. Cose to all slx>p-1 ~~~~"!"!"'!~~~I
ping and schools. VA loan ofl • "FORECLOSURE 1 percent annual per rate.
w.500 w111 Jake"· eau PENDING''
Reallots 545-9491
Open Eves.
"COLONIAL MANOR"
Looking for style & itacc?'
Thill beautiful F I V E BEDROOMS home baa jw:t
that. Hua:e family room \l{lth
.wet bar, a formal living &:
dining room plus, beaches,
parl<s, """"°"' and sh<>pping just walkirig.. di s tan c e ,
Owners have another home
and must sell. Call us today.
. .536-2551 BKR
3 BDRM 2 BATH
Available Immediately after
small deposit and credit
check. Total pa,yment ta
$209 per month. Fmhly
painted inside, al.lo new
carpt'ts, modern bullt·fnl f~ Morn. Cklse 10 all .oop..
ping and IChooh. V/\ lola ot. 1% B.Mti&I per rate.
$3,500 w!tl take II. c.JI !••••••· -i_ltoro_
Open Eves:.
UUful tile entry to bel.uti-
f\,\lly kept home. Three targe
bedrooms • and 3 baths!
Lots of new paint lnride
and out and thick dl8I car-
pet~. NiceJy land·
scaped wfth sprinklers front
and re-u. AD thiw for $39,950.
To see call 842-2535.
home on large lot. Many
fruit lreea. Near n e w
carpeting & drapes, breakfst
bar, dbl gar. aose to shops.
CALL 6(2..tm ==,"'=7"'==.~=~ I extras. Don't miss this.Easy BEAUTIFUL term•. Call 645-8400
OPEN 1/L 9 • (T'S FIM 10 BE ta/
Nwpt Hghts Location
3 BR in quiet neighborhood,
just 2 blaka from Nwpt Harb
HI. Zoning ~ can ~ulld 2
more unit;l -t'ii ,500. £(Mo~'.ctrM£Nr
881 Dover Dr .. NB M.'Mi700
4 BEDROOMS
EASTSIDE
·coSTA MESA
up ~ kids and look at tMI W.U ,...., Elltllde
(omlly hOme. At IJ0,000 It
1'0n1t lul Jww. ca. l t •nu tor an appointment
l'tOW!
Ql'flf nL r • ITT RJN 10 IE Mal
9:f21
SHARP!
3 bd., ~ ha. condo. View of
&reen belt & POOL. Dbl.
gar. w/opmer, 'P r IV ate
patio. Assume FHA 5% +
\\% loan, only 1162 mo. PITI. $25,500.
GINNY MORRISON
•*"'*• -«lru.TORS· *(!.8* l.UMua . 1' *Verde Dr. Eht, •-* · COit& Meaa ....... . Sl..WO
-.. --. -....., __
2 STORY.
Close to South Cnast Plaza.
Anyune can qualify to
aMUme the low interest 6';li
loan or submit with 10%
dawn. Private court yard.
large covered patio. Bir
roomy bonus roorn for fam.I.·
ly tun. Brand new on the
market.
C WllLl(fk /;I ll
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1"""9 L~ lltfid!, • •. ••ru'°'si" ± ~ .... i.t ule llS HouMI Unfum. J05 AplL '"'"· = ·· -•-·4'Pla<o · "'-' l~ PAUMA VALLIY GA.-HouN. Unlum. FOR LEASE Coote Motl
CARlflR 1.iVIMC> , -1'!iJ. VIEW ~lLl.be ~trl:; ~~ · HAWAII I A AG I, JllPAlll c ....... dtl Mor Irvine NEW DUPLEXES llNti your -lamlJ,y 1o ••• am ....U 1'lftl tu Lo-~ o:...~H. ~t ,::,; We hllV. a a<ocf'lol "kir ule SHOP -IUILOING &. 4 bdnrul 2 batho w/w cph. COMPLETELY f\U'9 1 BR
Qlll 1pocloUI 1 l>tlt'o4 114o Cllled l!' Eto..-Jd T.,,...., !Jan" Leo Rltr 513-m_i In Jlawail lol' ooly• IS,000. LAND. S""'I lf9' olr ~UL:\. ool)'. ~·: 2 ~ 2 BR., Iii hatllll ....... 1225 Jtp1<, dthwbr, bttna. Walil. apt. A<tulll-. no ptla.
ltath townhoule ''"'"""-thlldlOtcebUlldlbletotcuN~ ••-' · and othu lot illlU>p ·AGEN'I' ......... • Some,;, h_;"fm l;e,"'° 2BR.,1~ ba..akcoodl240 tn fmy Mall tn 30 dlyL '125. U1 now.r, C."'--ram~ room, iii• -..... -1Mt _,.....,. il>r tho uk· < " ~•· By Owner. ~' !II -Callfol'lia "' '• --.;-~· ......,;.i mo. 2 BR .. 2 ball>o .... • S:18!5/300 $<iCl. 1..i.. 3 bdrm$, 2 bath, 646-7183. • MWfUulaundtyroOmbJ.. 1.rc,.~Eintnld fl'm. A·l C01ld .. ~alk '° IOl'tarnc.Someotthtown-j UI mcmnt. of 3&R.,2bi.tha •••••• $330117':i has Amt &!Dt'ftitin u $1» MG dlx MObUt bm.. 'i!<"· lda<l tocatlOo • • .. llo>', a v1cwi O! Jljo l\111 ,.t. b<och. T•Mll. poo1. !ll.100, "' wltt !'"de tor IO<tl ~~ g:,~' OI> 3 BR., 2li hatllll ...... $325 above. $.195. i.ue. (nll Coinpl tum. Hid_..,.,. Adlla,
eloded y<t J\lll a .hofl. ~ ~· behJn<j catid»i& "'eli< -· • ....... or .. Call 97$-7221. • Goff ,,.. 5hojt !teal Eat~te ~ 4 BR .. 211 blotht ...... 1425 642-2800 Bkr. no pell. rour 8culnl, m
and jump to lho OOOll •~a· ••"""1s-llf.i!IO',. WATERFRONT ~ on I · • Pl11tln Mff Co. 8 d h•11 -r oooperatiOo !nvlted Nowf>O'I. SIS 1332 · • · si: ""~ tennli .;;Jrt~ JiJ' ~· ~.,:>'n..,,4Ki!OO .. wide -I~ ~-• Mlrlnit Int Sit Strv ~=t 1g! .. Nov1e-!: "8 I 3 Bt, 2 11a, Newly Decor. NEW 2 BR.11§5: Nr. ,,_.,_ . · ,.._ '-ff m.3317 • · -··--• lulldtro Supply New 4 BR. tamily rm I ' Bltna, bm.klul rm, 2 car No pell, adultJ. llt !l. lOt!i "
8 etl h II
""' _,,, . · • ~ • HOLLAND lut. S1lu drlPedel. crpt'f, landacp'i pr. 1\l btk.t oc.an. Pool A Sl., CM:i548-0137. ,
r • AL ISTATI BAYCRESI', localed on s.n. ·~ • • · ~-CllO or 54o.CiCIOi eve. trlole &II'· Avail Mw. REALTY clubhle prtv)l. 1325/MQ. I Br Trailer $1101 Suitable ~
I 1190 Gi.tnneyte St. ~· 1" d~R. 3 BA.._~ nn, •UIMOl,Uf °' lttC COLW'IU co. S&m/mo. 644---0136, A Company With Vilk>n Yearly. For Appt. 536--0740. tor .Bachelor. Adultl only
-• ~Ml& nnl "::'! .'!!'i 111 owner, COFFEE' ShOp. Food VIEW Univ. Parle Ct:nter Irvine STEPS TO SURF! Brand 00 ts st&o-UK>9 • • • 1 . "..._ Wf,500. ~ 1 Acre No. Ca.UL My equity ce ~ cater-OCEAN • 5 BR., 3 BA., Call Anytime. 652.-7500 new, 4 BR A 3 BR. Mewt in pe . '11 .
... Com~~ v1-1on BY=-Owalr; 28R, 2BA, otwly l>upltxt1 near the Ocean • k>w monthly '*1flle?ltl. ~~-s;.::. '° !w~·-~ ... ,.e:I~ Otflceboun8AMtolSPM todny! $291> UP. Herstt: lUBtllR e,pt •• ~~~ ..... ~. \ ~ _..., ...., led. OCftn City Vu, MUtt l..at'IOo. RealtQll" 96:-4173. -, -"'"''" 645--8400 pd, , ..... •-· \.NU~ ~' '
Univ. Pasil Cent.~ llvlne ,500. Prill!' ~ 7~ *~ Aplirtrnoftff In-hi*" -· · TURTLEROCK New 4 bd, ' lllcNaah Realty 64U400 " ! ~~'T'.ui1o7rPM ~w'l', Ht; ~35,N~rt.~f!!ll For Solo U1 ~P!~lty , 220 1,:'.·~~'1s~ ~ .. ~o'/\":"~.~~ 11¥1 ~CJ'p.1.:,~·=~'f ' t===-==·==l™i'i@l& 2BR" ID I A GEM COSJ'A MESA EA!TSlDE. BIS'I' INVISTMINT $400-.-833-2981 .................. 16lbSt.-1l&i).
TUR'fl.E ROCK HpME P,~~ ~thELaauna.A LT O ~ 10 Deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 batll ' •Vl.R , 3 Bd., 2 ba., 1arage. 4 BD. 2 ha, c1ooe tn tchooh I< NICE ~ Br d~lt. Seo
4 Bdrm. PLUS t•odJY nn \JU\,C"J:.l """'' 1tt '?be-offlttd! Prlme arrltl / 4llhwlhrl I en(:bled $20,(0) WW make u piuch $:l2$ rno. frwys, air cond. Phone by prq_ea. aduft PLUS dar1um PLUS 1o1t.''. 49'1·1161. ~ area: Oaarndna 4 pNp1.. Ownen t • y, '"u $'25,IXX> per )'l'. By l"tCeiV· Call 963-t9l9 543-14.29 or &.n-9ll5 Apts. Furn. 360 ~r 30 no peta. 1021 1
li:Seel-tr l(udlQ _ of otUce. lido file :;U 2 \Ip .l ~n. ~· ' ' Se 11 . ' ' J 16 9 , 0 0 0 · :fu MoCk 1n co. Ytl rt11w bNt OCEAN view from Spyglass TURTLEROCK new 3 Br. 2 ..... 1 Br ~ $150 1: $140 Ideal '•
All tb1il Pl.US VIEW. Walk• * EX IVE "2in ~~ ~ &: dbl~~ ·~~~ 1~ =. fOOd prod. • (TI4) Hill 4.BR; tam ~· 2500 sq Ba, w/w, patk>I, use or Balboa ls l1nd baehetor.' Adlt1 on,t)., m I tna: dist.nee to 1)f.l'b. pool•, CLUS • * r..a:e· kltch. w/blt·in• a • ' ft. $895. Gardnr .inc. 644-5135 park It pool. $365. ~2326. pelt. 1993 Church 548--8633.
A: tfmlc C11. Youn for 400~-· ~~den, 5 betha. hdwd. cabinets. Stone frplc. Bu1lnet1 P'!f'!rty ! 1.54 iOUNG 0.C. Pub corp Costa Mela 3 BR, 2 BA, lrpl, 1 yr ol4. 2 BR. Sundeck. Garage. 01 Point \ '54.IXX>. INO...UOJJ"tG THE M nllicent .... ~r~. Dbl. door entry w/W.te. • - , srowlni too tut. N,eed Crpt/drp. Children o k . $200+ mo. lhru June. 125~1 I __ n_•_______ I ~. .s1;f.ooo. ' . \ Garaae oOnln alley w/extra 1:9x209~Ji016;0 TtM'A: =7~ keep pe.oe. cn4i LOVELY 4 BR, fam $275/mo. 833-1103, 675-3Jl8. ~~7:. Ya t · Info call LIVE in ~ all new Dana '"' ',
parklna:. may 1 yn. old. TION'. Han~ Beach, rm, fireplace, cpts. Ligun• Bu..d'I Point Harbor at t b t ,
RENTALS: Summer, winter Xlnt cond. 158.500 ZONED BUISlNES, PRO· Investment d.n>I, patio w/fenced 2 Br w/dtlck. ))61;t Apolena beautiful Martn& lM Motel, (1 'I :"11 1'i1 iil
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" lellH• ' CALL e •••·l•t• FESSIOfilAL OR otticet Wanted 230 ytf, in College Pk. $295 HILL VU'Home:'3 BR, 2~~ ha, Furn. Utll Incl $250/~0 or 34902 Del Obispo St. I
LIDO REAL TY · 91•-"~ $17,liOO ea. TERMS MU~: mo Call Ray Gault at fam Rm, h'plc, gar, cove-ed $65/wkly. 213: 454-44 · (496-2353). Kitchens, et·"' 3317 V.ia Lldo,_Npt. Beach ..... • KANPAK. 1993 Kibel Rd., Wanted.$121000. lllC'Ure ""!1st · patio, bltlna, nu cprts, drpa, e DELUXE 2 BR UI June ficlencle1 & apartmenta: _I 1•7S.7300 &IALTY Kibel M.i.ut, Hawaii. trust aeeo. reliable couple HERITAGE REAL-gardener. Avail April 1, $325 15th. $225 n10. Call 675-3003 heated pool, direct dial ---::.;~::.,~--I NMr Newpfft Pt•I Ofllae C
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. I call aft. 8 pm 832--5065 TORS 540-1151. mo. Yr lse, 495--0389 after 4 PM. phones, televlaion, Aun& Adorab~~~5~!;. ,1th -RARE APPEAL 0;:;;:.~~ 158 Money to _ Loon 240 ME$A VERDE , Laguna Nlgu1I •v3 BR. 1s"?"eo"rm1 "'t 6/So:J3. ~!u~1·;;:~,'.r~1~. "" 1 TD L Lovelu3BR,2BA,21rpk, ery nee. mpee .. Clemente and Lafnun
nlct' blj patio. "f'9e new See this charming ru1!1c C I l st oa ns F 'Rm blU' kit-'" SEA TERRACE. High wide Bay vklw. Reas! 615--5838. Co inside and out. ~ng , home with used brick trplc., ommerc a am • n =· aer-Beach. me play our VINE -By Owne.r $1500 $66,900! 2 bdnna., 2 ba'a. Fam. rm., Property 151 ' ~cea1"°1 ~.~ct2dcpahilttodr, coovl W:~ tovt=~~C,!~poo~: WBRATERt ~~·eckbew, 1~.rt2 sportsfulhtlna:,.~hoppinik andand ~~~t B~. 8;·3 ~Ii 1T8~~ F .A. heat, Plua hobiy_ rm. LAGUNA &EACH 2 6%,%TINTED LREST ~ ok.""G':rdener & ~ter tennis, etc., oaH lJl,id. New $300. a~-y~;.ly. '6.:8':1 , :,~ta~:· 'Ws "': and
D1y1 552-700 Hlghll
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uoo. '1..,.,.,· cape Cod 2 c•LL Ci> """" ~~.:ev1~~~~' '°':i,1;1" Mts. ~n N~~ :am~:'!~ p11vi • poOi ;':;.,'°;!: g~ 1!!1al':ii'1~ ;.\'~ :''~'. i:ow wiE'Eicl:YriAm ;;
11ory, BR, den, 3' BA. 2 '£~,,I~--Aikin& $275,000 SerV1n& H bor 21 frplc, w/w crpta, drps, new. 837~ Balboa Blvd, Balboa. ~ Executive Suites
fplcs, extra 1Jrin muter ?if f'b'·..... REALONOMICS CORP. ar In!& yrs., water JOftner, bltns, foreed Newport Height1 2 BR l Br J hes Bl :~iwo'16·lOO. . c onl)o. N1ar N1!t.r1Lle~t orrlce Brokers m-6700 air. J2l5/mo. Ph. 646-5183. CHARMING 2 BR & den. dbl Furn·. +Yrly ~n';J.'°Ope~ ~?Ch yi:~~~~;or1c~ ~
M111 Vordt *NOW SEE THIS* ALPHA BETA . -C:,~!!!,n~ ~,!Y ~~~k:r3~~; !:: .·~:',;,/""pdy~•~"~:.J'. ~":. ";;\~Sa~alSu~e~1
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. Completely l'efQOdcll!d 11 the main tenant in thi& ~ title A: ~lty Water to Water, HB. ._,., 2 B til TUOI & 1 '1.
i 'cOP.PER KETTLE JlovBR &: DEN, 2 BA hOme in Spllt·level 3 BR. 2 bath.I. lhoppln( center. These lour 000 to $25,.1000 Agt. Fee. 979-8430 ~lalndch,~d ok. no pets. 442 Ye~ly~ f,00~~+ Bi~: • Full kitchen
STYLING tiy areA..liW expentilve l,.lke new wl.th olde.charm. •tores are nut to the mill" B e Heated pool , "aoodle" hou.e on not one extras too numerous to Tree. shaded ~unda ~ IXIJ'. ket. Over $12,(0). grosa • AAMES 4 ORM, 2 BA condo, newly Newport Beach Balboa. 613-6880 • Laundry 1acl11Ues
but.TWO 1,.a1 Jl.2 lotl. Ooly mention. Clole to 1ehl1 & BALBOA• BAY PROP. A"'1ng $99;500. Bkr. 615-7225 HOME LOAN ri:i::'· A~. ~ m ~~n: BAYFRONT • I BR. Winter e Free ul!lities !.i1~~fu.:1~~ a:i\ny~,~ ;:~~o~St%r· :'l~ t .--: 464BR2•7~9!, .~ 2ei11!'?°!~ ~.M~iJ,~ 772-3636 N54().4EW TI33. Bdrm, 2 Ba, 3 B;~~Eb&B~~~~~·~lan. ~t~~~~r.~ ~~~~ : ~ f:~d serv. avall.
tor all. Good flnanclnal 1,;~~""-'L:'~="'-"'i''---., :::r ~·Y"I .,. ownei=. &i&-20al I 64Z-6560 Stal LI 0~ 18 y End unit. l're11hly decor-Corona del M•r • Bar·B-Que * * * Newnort, llllch Bier . .,A,t1:'~~ •. 64"~1 I p 166 • e c. DfU . n. dishwasher, frplc, yard. ated. Bit-ins + frle, washer. : "'°"1 MU'e ~~!... . SPACIOUS HOME LO · ~ -~ ncoTt roperty Morl91g• Kids OK. $295. 54"'1309 dryer. I or 2 yr lease. DELUXE, New, bache-:,.i;iiiiiljwii;i-iiiiii'-i;;;;'-l!lilJ; ~. want an excellent Penlnsu' la Bayfront brilli" Fino! Ph1H SELL ~uT Tr"d ~. :uo 4 BR. newly pfilnted, $260. $4'5/MO. lor unit includes all -,. -•' ..,. .. , gsrdt'ner furmshed, avail Wesley N. Taylor Co. · L1Qulnt1 Horm0tl • ocean view, l nwor the Only 2 Deluxe 4 Plexes lE"lt HAVE al W 11 .. _.. 3-:!6 556--0419 North c M R~":roRS utilities anU furnish-' ,,RIGHT tide of the blchwa)' Finl time ottefed, 2 ·Jots la ·this gitiup. NO more like sevt!l' e iteew"1:U • • • hl\Lo ing •t75/mo Ca 11
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Bdrm Studio, l'ifii BA. Furn: .. ~n·the' l.Aguna area? ll'rr>,000 with houae on one only. them, 50 HURRY! Large 2nd TNrt Deed.I for aale. CHARMING !ma11 2 BR 2W San JOilquin Hills Rd. s. • · $240.' i acres beautlful
1buys th1i and mueh more. House on one lot with 11!:.l;r, units w/all amen it t e 1 919-6099 houae on prlv 'fenced lot. Newport Center 64t'19lO 644--7270 agt. Park 11 ke ISWTOUnd~ .
.l'..a.11 !or appolnbnfnl. --. """ ....... & .. with Open House Daily 10-6. $175 mo. 548--fi680 LARGE 4 bedroom 2 BACHELOR apt. tor quiet Sunken pool, BBQ'• 1
· ,--* * * -,uuv., '""""" ~"'"" g H G G Walk be Ing Spanish 1 o u n ta n 1. Iota & pier $36$,000. (WW U-1..)4 • aster, . . [ ]~ 4 BEDROOMS, huge den, N. bath, year • around man. to llCh & Townhouse Livlnlil:. FOUR OLE HOUSES not ael1 lot separately>. 5 Sparlin&' 6~nrs566une2 nt Corp. ..... .. _. 11! ~tamoM. ~ ~s only lease, 1'2. block to ~r;~_suo mo. Util: pd. ALL UTILITrES PAID
n large plece ol land, BR', 3~ •BA:;-·pllJI maid'• ....., ;11;r-~100 u1..-vv1.i ul ,1..quna Beach proper. " ba. f with beach. Nicely decor at-Ad ta. No Pets
'$69,COl. ;~: tamuY :1.:1.u:ta &l~.:~~E _ToWn 'N County N~ ~. ~ ~~°:O ed. $450. RED CAR·
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•,' WAL*K TO* BE.ACH &: breakfast bar, living Low .. " .... rustic home .th DELUXE! Fantutic duplex HouMI Fumlthed 300 pets. $195. 644-5545. P E T REALTORS 1 adult, no pets. ~1624. (4 blkl s. of San Dieao ~ room with tplc, fonnal din-·1,1uig Wl featurt"" modem kltchena, 1., Util Pd k 833-3380 on n .. ~ 1 ~· W -I thll older cottage. ing rm covered patio pier l bdrms ii tam. type ldl· hUje bedrm.s, climate con-.Coronl dal Mar . . Kkl~ o . $175. ~~.;:.:-' -----FURNISHED BACHELOR ao:ai.:u, ....,. ......
iSeams, wood I Io or•• .I: doc'k. CompleteiY tt-cen .. The best buy riaht trol. privacy. $50,95o. Lo\\r ....., . Fee. 847 1207 or SINGLES or Fam 11 i es Single Male, No Pets to Parkside L&ne.)
fh'eplace, etc. LOTS of modeled in 1969. Badminton now m .the VILLA PARK down or owner may LARGE 1 bdrm, nicel)' furn, '•o-2D40 Welcome! 2 Br. Duplex. =,.,.-C7all7.-~675-<737'-'~-=
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c:harm. Excellent buy at court 6 ·sttop area on utra ~a. Prl\:ed at, $43,500 to finance! See today! 645--3400 2 bib beach. UX>. mo/yriy. w/gar. bEttween. $235/MO. $145 including utU. Lg lBR BA $1.U -$185
$47,000. . 1ot. Open Hou:se Sunday 1·5 Ael.M!_. now! l?ricveallb>f 2038 · 1 Tit. Singl,e or cpl. No pets. Fountain V•Oty Agt. Fee. ~2040 or apt, bltins, crpts, <iflwi, baby trpl~pr!R: 1 ~tiol~
494-8025 PM. 1324 w. eay Ave., Ul·• La'tle-!·Clr'" or ap-673--0968 847-1207 ok. 646-4934 Dfv · .I: Jotl -
1786 S. Coasl Hwy. Newport Beach. Agenl.r potntment. •• · ' V. E.-!f9!,~rd & Co, Lonun1 Btoch 4 BR-or·3dBR ~ Den. Xlnt. * BAYSHORES * 2 BR. beam ~JI., POOl.1B!li. · c1::..~ v'!'.1',k.,..., ~ ot • N~DUPLEX , . 49"025 ''" """"'"'""' • Lrg. cov' patto, attrac. t -Adults • ,,.. .....,,,.....,. .e OPEN HOUSE ·e s;n" 1796 S COAST HWY Jn(faeod. Many x tr as. Yearly lease. 3 BR., 2 ba., 0 ocean. ,._. • pool tablet, sauna• bl.Ula.
•1& Vl!tG!NIA PARK ,DR.. 1706 OCEANl'RONT ' ' 7 UNIT• •75 000 I BR hie, ..,.Uy !um, 11!0. $360/0FFER. (lJ 828-5671 lorn. rm., blt-i.,, lrplc. Orange Coalt,R.E. 644-4848 See for )'OUl'lell. 17301 r Sat/Sun. 12-4. 3 BR .• 3 ba. 11i user depreci'ation' avail. San Juan C•p1ttr•no oi-. , Resp o·n alb I e salaried or (1) 823-5200 "C" Thomas, Ritt. 548-5527 Costa u ........ • Keelson Ln. (1 blk W. or Excellent Starter or Retire-gentleman. 494;41170 ~ Beach, 1 blk N. pf Slater). a
$79,500. ~NC.· i i::a' &::~· SPANISH TowNHotisE ment Unit. 1 B1k from Coast Newpo· rt Beach 3 BR & Den. Frplc. Bltns. Brend Ntw Duplex ld-1MI
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•M -~-hand! apaclous areen law?lll, tile Attract. 2 BR avail March 18 -per mo. ~· O':ID"U.JO'I. Compare befCll'e ""'' rent 195 • "T ,....,,VON....,..... es. -J ,,. 8kr 638-5662 4 BR H bo w YCREST .3""" per rncmth. 53&-1056. " $U18,000 full price 1'1NJ., many xtraa, ,900. · · • Jwie.15.. $225 mo. UUl incl. . uge nus rm. et BA Area 3BR, 2BA, CUstcm designed, featuring: CUTE 1 BR. 1 Jyard, Brol<er cooperation Invited Owner/Brkr, 4!13-4174. J . & 4-PLEXES 644-1875. bar. Kids ok. $360/0FFER. crpts drpai lrg ynl, $325. By e Spactou.o kitchen witll Jn. W · Uah dup., 'I' SmaJi
UAl.JTY DUPLEX. 11-W -:i:-'jC71;iitji-);i642-f_j2800iif"jjBi{KR'ii'-' :.;-·il!:•n:;:l::•:.;Anl:::,:::_____ in °'5ta Mna/Garden Grove BAOIELOR Units, NB $90, (1) m-oo'1l or (1) 828-5200 appt onl)'. 54&-9341 646-2848 e ~!_~~g .. -a ct!J;fQK. n:. ~ I
tn beach. 3 BR. home * NEW-PLUSH * LOOKING FOR BOB OLSON REALTY CM 185. Laa. Bch 195. HB Huntlnglon lltach FBORR 2>;.".'·!!.~ Shores 3 • H.:;;;Uke =, .. rag-; _ ULTRA NICE ApL •,
plus 1'9R. apt, Plana incl. 3 Bd ,.,, bath condo We Buy sen Exdlan9e ea.rage Unit noo. uw Pd. ' DA ·~· ' Pools ~
!or ..... Never IOld be-ea":;.i;ts "Drapes A HOME AT .·,;;;::;i,n * • Agt. Fee. 979-8430. 3 BEDROQMS, 2 baths , 962-5416 all& : ~!'!i" = w/llOrage Tennh :..r~::· am
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=~~lm~Tl"N.! A hill· o~~~.fr3Jl::i2.s THE BEACH?? Loll for Solt 1711 HouHI Unfurn. 30S ~~e;ti~/~~~~-tsF~ 2 B~~dults : ~·~=.an l·L;..l.;..do.;_;l;;;•l.;.• _____ I
side hldeay,·ay with total 442S W. COAST HWY. QUerlne our 4 bedroom With PRIME E-aMJe C.M. loc. General drapes, double garage, $275 lease. Tel. 642-5218. • Pool • Barbecues · Bill'· Furn. 1 bd, utili"" pd
privacy, charm -': lots ol (AltlO fum/unfum. rentals) 3 full batha, tor only $44,001 Ideal for new bld& cr fenced, Idscpd. Agent, ::S;;;•n:;;l::•:;;An:;::;t:_____ rounded with plush land-Garage, 1 adult no
land. $65.000. can.: M.r. IAIJan 675-7851 and 2% yean new. 2200 sq. move-on. $12,950. Bk r Keith, 962-4471 or SINGLES Ok, nr So. Coest acapl.ng. 1185· mo/)'riy. 67J.<IB37
494-1$1 DOLORES PLAN ft. of lovetlne .. all on ONE 642-JStO or 842-8001. . 546-8103. Pl.,.. 3 Br w/frplc $235. Adult llvln& al It• but New rt -ch
1(0) N. Cit. Hwy., Laguna -level and a cul-de·aac lot Agt F ..,,. ....... o.7 ~-LARGE 1 BR Sl90 THE BLUFFS Joo! Plua eJI tcbooll "AND M0unt1ln, 0.Mrt, 2 BI.KS from Beach! 3 BR. 2 · ee. '"""~' ~ --· 2 BEDROOMS $210
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opu Ill' eary area. 1A truly exception.al ll>me. • $275/mo. 53G-3109, Mom· W. W n V"OM"19'11 On Big Bay. S BR., 2 ba.
Greenbelt A aon1e bayvlew Ple!l.se phone 5f5-..04i&. 80 Ac Mt hideaway In Nat'l * 141•0111 * inp &: eves. Open Sat & $165 -2 Br. Duplex w/frplc. Prlv. be&c:b. lGJ. t--illi_,.,;..., .. -., 1 ~u~::~ 2~a~.'.''fs1~~: '°"''t nr Ieyllwild sooo· e1. w.11U.C01TAllll4 Sui>. 9442 Tiki Circle. ~~ ,ig'~~~ 84~-~ ~ LIVE LIKE A KING
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Broker, 644-11.33 day or errve. stream, pines, e 1 e c · These Are Just A Few Of 4 BR, 2 BA. $260. 1st, Wt + 778-2040 At 'Budget Prices! ·Penin. Pt. near ..... _ a BR., !9'!~11!2,C~,.,.<lnAgt. 633-. 1710• Our MANY *RENTALS. . . $100. New crpt, drp6 & 2 ~~ •• -_,, RESORT llvin& everyday fer \ Open..,~---<F"\W&IU ~ paint. Call Arlentt, Red Condominiums FU,RNlSHED. -.u"' _.., ... •111' ------111
EMERALO BAY
White water view! Slept to
bead1. 6 Bdrm1., 6 ba.,
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RambUng 3 bdrm. home,
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$31,500. Bayside Vlllap -o.WNER. $1250 down, ~ BR, Rul ~state W•ntecf IU $9S • UNREAL! l Br. Pri· Carpet Rltrs, 893-1351 or Unfurn. 320 UNFUR'NISHED
Lg& clubhae, pool, beach, 2 BA trplc Nr South Cout 1 '-'=~='"-==;;;..:.o.: eves 847--5398. boat slips. 2 BR. 2 ba 24x52 ·~lm 1 'yr eld To\al * l"I ,. f. C h * va,. Cot ... e. Ideal for 11n-1,,:.=::.::..=:::'-~~-Hunll~ton llolch * POOLS 1noblle. 3 yn old. Wood pym_nl. $277 mo. 833-fl.b3 ,,.u Ca QI gles. Vacant! RENT or Sale • 3 Brl2 Ba, "•
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I and• c,a 't> e d . Imnlcd. ' cllh wtthin 72. hrs. Call $150. WALK to Water! 2 Br. $S50 Buys. 833-1103, eves drape• bltins, no peta. Av&ii GARAGES
"°"''"''"°n. Owner No. 39, ,S6U851. Cot ... e. Avail Yeat1y. Baby '°'642-:;;.;:J3°'U:::·c,,..~---~ April 1, $250, 642-2276 * CONVENIENT PARK N~rt. wbl"' Mj
300 E. Coast Hwy, ~ i ok $250 -4 BR, 2 BA. Nice. Nr. University Park TO ALL BEACHES ~~,..... -
NEWPORT He;gh~ Spanl•h I --, ...~ . * achl" Fnced rear ynl. I -"''"'-'=:;.:,..=~--I FROM $145 MONTH llt&pt lit. lBR, pool, •)Jli, I
1tyte Rustle, 111 lo~. 3BR., ,....jllJlll 1165 . OCEAN BREE2E! 2 ill1U Farnsworth Ln. DELUXE 4'1ftt, 211 baths, 2 ~eildlla only. $350/moc
2BA, Rec Rm, Min! Vu of --• ·-·-Br. Bltns, dabwbr, pr. 53G-!8llO lrplca., 2 patios. Avail. ADULTS PLEASE EL
Oc<!an. All nu •hag crpa & Mobllo Home• llllOK£RS INC. OU!d/pel. WALK to Water -3 Br. $100. April 15th, $425 on le.,. VILLA POMONA Dblk ~ hltlna, lrplc,
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paint Sundeck & BaH>-Que. ,0, Stlt 125 * Sngll, families. Util pd. REALTOR ~10 April lit m-jsr:, ~·
By ov:ner. 60-3377, Open BLDG/lites for b.s, apts or $180 -ALONE! 3 Br. 2 Ba. Also 2 Br, CJ4. WO. * 2 Br, Fl-plc. LrK lot. Pool PHONE 642-2015
Houae Sat i Sun. $55,(0) twnbl. Bldr-1!:ngr-.rcbt will home. Nice yard. Hlda/pet. Agt. Fee. 919-8430 " tennis crt 'facll. Kids 6 Po 2 13R. Upper. Walk tc beacht,
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CAMEO HIGHLANDS GREENLEAF =~top e1;;: :tu,.= * 4BR home, t!i ba. cr1pg """ welcome. 1265. Eves "'"'illl~71'1"wimonafi"i'A•t•ij.J i""''i1fl11~.~1no1~;•lil:. 'Y~..n:,~·~-:zu:;·
Immac. 4 bdrm honw. Ocean A 5 SI'AR PARK <tr jnt venture w/dwn $710 • SUP£& I Br. '2 Ba. drpt, dishwasher, le a• e 552--8549. $30 WEEK & UP 4'T-MU.
view. Acceil· to ·3 private 1750 \Vblttler'Aye., CM Writ, claks ad No. 625 oa11Y Bltns, crpia. -drpl, kids/pet. $235. Ph 536-2375 TownhOUM Unfurn. 335 e ~dio .1: 1 BR Apia. BACHELOR A.pt .100 yrds.
beachff. S7l,!i00. Ila& avail. a b'rand new 2ix60 Pilot. po. Box JMO Coata * 3 BR. 2 BA, ~ mile b'om • TV &-Mald Service Avall. trom OCl!an. Neir, tlrplc:,
Open House ·Sun: 1·5 Golden Wett completely 1et Mesa cl. 92626 LANDLORDS I beach. Fenced. hnmed. oc-Huntington S.ch e Phone Servlce-Htd. Pool $100. mo. fB.-3601
CAYWOOD' REAL TY up• equipped. $18.!IOO. A!IO 4 BDRM or tarrr home FREE RENTAL SERVJCE cup. 1235/mo. 213: ~ • Cblldren & Pet Sectloh $181. Yearly. 1 lldrm aJ11
* 541-1290 * "veral l'eM!ea. Come & ,., Newport Beach/cdM area: BEACON RENTALS SURF 6 SAND! Mobile home :TOWNHOUSE-S BR, 2 BA. e 1"1 Monthly -... ~ .t m.· Ml·
HARBOR VIEW HOME ~iw':~d9":~P~.~7ll65 Wmllth ~~~'!.""°"to buy or* . 64>01ll * w111Jul!!., ~51. 1125;,7Ap..;,, Fee. flSS. ~l ~4»-1914 :1316 Newport Blvd., CM tllJ'ed· ad t. 67W37 ·
MONACO ' · ~·-•· _,, ~ '"'""' mort. LANDLORDS! ~~ or~ -~· 5411-9715 or 645-396'1 Ae!· U~lutn. 365
2 bed d 2 '·th Pr! ed M ·~v. prty. Mrs. Jl9lleau . lrvint Newport llllch HOLIDAY PLAZA • red•~ ~ 159'.00o! m,;,,, otor Home Rentals 6!4-4911 We 5Peclallze In Newport ADULTS -ONLY • LEASE DilLUXE S'pacfoul 1 BR. ""G""•nt="o..' ---"--1
upgraded_ muit aee. 1946 BALBOA Ia. bome.iwanted'. 2 Bea~h e Corona del Mr.r • :lBlt. 1"' bl. alr/cond. $225 S BR, 2 bl., bltna. carp, furn. apt.~ Heated OOOJ. NR. Hoq 3 bd, 2 be. Ku
-Loclul•lat1. By°"""· SALES &. LEASING story, J.:: ~~· ~r ~ ~~ to!taY~~: ~r-4 BR; 2\l "befu• $360 drpl. 3 Qr pr. Facln& ~ par · Mults, "' shag-, nu patntad, cara
6#487!. Prln. only please. tun service facility ~im • P • Y Nu·Vl~! ry 3 SR.. A tarn. rm. 2 bath.I ~I,~· Allo 2 B<trms., 2 196S Pomona Ave., C.M. frplc, yean -leut. no ~
NEW ExcLusivE Danmar Motor H11111es 1100.000.-NEEDtolnVOlllo Nu.v1Ew RENTA1.s .~2";· iiiril~ D•P·1 ... ~~~.~·350 sMALL i BR. v"" c1e ... L':,u..~ '1D1 home• et appralaa.I vttue.· 813-4030 or ' 4!M-3248 4 BR. tam. rm. 2,,. baths ' W /w c:rptg, new drp& A Balboa lt1Mll n~t'BR.,Sbat•· 5"16800 Agent 84T-i612MONEY SAVERS! 1 Br TUrlltl'OCk ' $425 Coil u--f\lrftllure. ~ec. bltn1.•.;.;=;;;..;=;;;;.---I P'ttt-a Sup -1215.ooO~ ~ -LaPalma m. utl1 j;d. 1 sT 3 BR., 211 bL Deluxe I ~ Suitable .... -adll. 'VERY ATl'l\ACl1VE .1 l!lt.
LIDO R!!ALTY llL!IOO. Near new "Ill unlurn. lllollfle Hm, !I.A., $85. 1 Br lllulll, NJI. $500 2 BR duJllJ<, Jr yn1, Ole to Nralt'a.twya. No pell. 54H88I Yarly. $185 +Ulll.
3.177 Via Lido. Npt Bead> ! br, J ha. lam nn, -I~ "dtlJ>l'l<. Fullerton, 110 0. lllh St -nro mo. No No Pell. I'll: m-JIOS
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n.noo crpt/arpa, pr!>, di op , Mobile H-ulll pd, HB. pela or chlldren. 54MIM. * STUNNING 1 6 2 BR. ~~~-,_..,.~---ldilhwshr, ptumbd for "immmiiiiii;;;;·-~1~ 1 Br+, S.A., $125. H I leech FUtn 2BR.2BA.Uof\trn BEA NU 2 BR Home, I bil< tn ocean. walh/dryr. -Irr "°\'Ch • Ag!. Fft. Ill 99HlliL ""'""°" G•roen Apia. l"ool. itae .,.E'" yr1y :JJ•l:i f.!.'\° Complf'tely rum. Vacant. + aW[llnp. lklrtect. On COi'-Buslneu 847-12>7 OJ' 7'f8...21MO. area. no w. 18th St, $185 c..iI G1D27 .........
A1111mt 137.lm Joan. 7one\l ncr. Ftlt<d s.A. 5 Star Adult E. ANAHEIM 3 BR t!i BA , NIW 3 llDllOOM 6 up. lt·J. 11'.SOO full ptk:e. Pl<. WW tako $2IXXl fot'S37001-.;;0.:;;P:;.PG;;;rt.;.•;.;•.;.1;,lr __ .. 200;.;;1,w1w crpl 6 drapoi. Pallo. 2 Balli, a,p pv\ yard. Incl ... SHADY ELlllS • POOL ................ Newpo~~ Realty ~i~;!'.·in:J ~~:k SLIP C.OVEIJN5 ti;.~, J~,;.. ~~ lit ~~,g.J:!''a1•-. L~ld" pvt,..,... In cll>plOll • AdChultJ l'oolaldf $140 up WAUCl!IG -'"'1 • ... -Ing sz,o. per mo. M.,.. e ildttn ... t b1oc11 -. -t Iii' Ji'plc,
ILU,PS CONDO 'T.I Vlkln1 ~. I BR. 2 BA. DRA-~'Yl;> SH .... , ~-_w~.~~~al~ Unlvenfty """· IM~ ...,. at 111 °"'~-Hun~ 17'1 £. !lln<TSI. or -"" .......... _ • I lldrn>t .. 2" baths Full awnlnc~ ocr. nn. r""' v ~-~~ -~.. .~ D1y1 5S2-7lleo Night• in,ton BeO<lh. ~ FURN 2 BR. ~ -. C .. n Ma ••traa •·-I I Agt -CIJ ~-~a ... ·•··~-•· no _..... Mir Newer ~·Plan nv ~ ' ...... 0 • Take tWer & irolni bUlintU &rt.' •~· ~l or ou .......,... -. 1'lfi0V1a~N-~.~ 5116-~AILE!I $PAC!l ~~~·motl•·~~=· -1!7r.ANoLORDs• Wua.°"en~;/.e;..o~!: TIME FOR -ri~c.M. N~~~1 :a~
H/\RBOUR Vu ' H•JI>• l'OR RI!:N'I' ... °""Me ... lncl. aq11ip. ma llENTAL SEl\VICE £~· 813-lll9, .... OUICK CASH * $25 PIA WEIK* Br lltlCI •• U U/mp.
Mona.,,, lmmac l BR, dtn. Call 6'1-"'5 I lnvealory l plltll)l"ll<ll'lt ·CaU 147-!J1!7 'I" .t Up. Poot a: ml\k1 ..,..,.._ Y • 11 •
· 2 ba, beout d_..,ted, 1'(!01 TJUll.ER with cabano, --121,ilO(I. . I ....,lnlUll S JlR., 2 l>a., bltna. oar1>. THROUGH A K!tc:henl avaH. Motl! nlllll ....._ -. or all t
" yard, b'Uil -~. )•,. plet•ly furn. Lido Vlllap, 'ALL -H••Ult d!'&P"· Ntw1' -ltd. DAILY PILOT '°""' H.-• VlciorlL • ..., •• land. By ......... ~.ooo Spac< :I), IS*)IJ. 6T.IJSIJ 91~ ~ I BR. l'lmtll' room. Block S32ll &lo .. lit. Avail now. STUDIO IJ'I', Furn. -tllll.. 111 ba, ,..,...
Prine. ooly, -169 24 x !fl MOblte home I BR ~Ill&. ln>m ....n. $Wmo. Yell' Corl>ln-Martlll Rhn &ff.1lltl WANT AD .,.,._, 50. Slle/MO, 21t1 klttb. ·-111 -·
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DELUXE 1 & 2 BR w/FIREPLACES
• Private Patios • Dl.sbwasbers
• All Heating Paid • Jacuni • Rea~ Poot
• Recreation Building • Luxurious Landscaping
e Heavy Pile Shag Carpeting.
Adult. Only
STOP llY AND SEE US B!'FORE WE'RE
FI NISHED-f'OR YOUR CHOIC li OI' APT.
1912 Hall Aw., Huntington llHch
Mtr. Mr & Mrs Elliott 147-
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Frida)', Mart> 23, 1971 * DAILY PILllT 37
e HUNTINGTON ·BEACH FINEST .. Self S._.g .. G-s SPANISH COUNTRY' ESTATE LIVING -.,.-
2 Acres beaU!.lfu!J>!l?k like "1?1'0Wldlnp. Mini Warellouses
SUDlcen pool. l>'JNllll!ilf SpailWI founlalnl. • Boats • Recreational Voh lcles
e Spacious ROOms . e Separate dining room e Hwuhold Goods e Buslntoodnvenhtry
e .Walk .in.Closell VARIOUS SIZES-FROM $25/MO.
• Home llke kitchen & cabinet. U Lock lt-U Keep The Key .
l Bedroom Uo1\lrn. $165. F\lrn. '185 On Site'Manugers, Weekends Included
. 2 Bedroom 'Ultfuhi. '185. FUm. '21.5 24 Hqur ACf8SS
Townhouse 2 Bdrni, 1~ ba., 1,400 sq. ft. 'No Move In-No Move OU~ Charges
F\lrn. '240 ' Security Patrolled e ALL UTILITIES FREE e • OPEN WEEKENDS FOR INSPECTION
Walk m Hun~n Center Hamllhtn & Nowl•nd St., Huntlnghtn &..ch .
ADULTS NO PETS -7 °" m.4519
LA QUINTA HERMOSA Also Now lndustrlal Units for LtH t
16211 PARKSIDE LN (714) 8'7'5441 1~1
4 Blk. S. of San Diego Frwy. on Beach ,_ Office Rontol
Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 1 Blk. W. of Roh to Parli:slde · I 11¥] Pre5ti1e ElecutlYe ;~~~~~~~i:.-.-.-.l iciicm~•;Mou;f;i;iiii l ~Apt!!!!!!!!. u!"'ntur!J!!!!!!"'n.'"""-"'365!!'!1!!"'.t.pt!'!!'!."!Unfum'!l'!l-.--"!31!!651 ..,.._,.,.._ ~-cltl Mor HARBOR GREENS ""'Hu-.1-1ng1o-.·-'-"--_-l !N!!ow~"°':!!"~''!!!'°'~"--I Aptt.. Waterfront Offices
• MOVE IN TODAY * NEW Oceu front 2 or ! Br, furn. or Unfum. 370 ni to m ft. Mo. or i.eue. ...; Q,.a~ ( .
ON TEN' ACRES
Apla. tum./untum. Lease
Fireplace I priv. patios.
Pools Tennts Contnt'l Bkfst.
900 Sea Lan, CdM 644-2611
(MacArthur nr Coast Hwy)
Furnllhad &
Unfumllhad
From $130 to $215 mo
Bacholon • 1 Bdrm•
2 !klrm• • S Bdrm• l'h or 2 Full Baths
Master size bedroom• w I
3 BR. 2. BA. Family-Dining. ~h beam ceillna:•, lal'Ke Sundeck. ·Crpta, drps. $350 living room. w/ru or
ulil w. 622 Margu.t;i., wood bum1ne t!ropla"'.
CdM (213') '100!6009 or (213) Convenient laundry area m-4su ott kitchen. . Enclo&ed pa·
· t:ioa. 2 swhnmina: pools,
$145 A MO. 2 Ba. l400 & ISOO/mo. Qualified tenants only •
Spac. t A s BR. In 4-plu. Year's lease. O>mpl. oecuri· Nawport leach BAY LIDO· BUILDING
Se'\leraJ. avail. ALL EX· ty, elev, Abltna. 6"1>76&1 or 3700 Newport Blvd., N.B.
ntAS. Pool. rec bldg. Kid.I ,;S....-=.~·0===-~-1 Ph: Lou Cevola 615JDi
welcome. From $145. See NEW BAYFRONT ~ Prlv. YMll' A 'Avf. FUU,. SERVICE
Msr. 11361 Kee!Jon "A", Bch &: Pier. 3 Br, 2 Ba, VU1 J1'Al W II llff B lld....,, 1 blk W. ol Beech Blvd., oil 1"'1l/mo. 2 Br, 2 ha, $495. I C U •• ,.
Slater. 847-4260, 968-7510. 9T9-0031 , or 6i.4-4510 apt.number Corner Westalltt Drive a eve11/wkend1. lrVlne Blvd., N e w Po f l
GOING FASTI Fum or unturn. NEW 2 Bd· Beach: Mr. Howard
Choice 2 BR Apto. AM 1 5ll w Bay ~~~ s«H;lOI. ' ALL~ PAID ~-t?·orCa~~ {\) $1/%.5 0 ~DICfi'.:,uue.;:. sqNt~ba~
VILLA YORBA .... " eeautllUJly d..,...ated. ruu,
FOR Rent Yearly. $29S/mo. carpeted, in top oondlUon. Huntincton Beach Unturn 2 BR, 2 BA BA y Air condltio. Parldna ~
(7141 142~ff22 DUPLEX. No ga ra i e . The-gr11ate1t ,.11on1 for ~~All on en>und level. l!!!!~!!"''!"!!!"'!!!!'!"!!P I Adults. 67l-2706. 2"23 19th moving to Oakwood Garden 3 Block• to Beach St., N.a · Apartment• are the ,..nta, 2 ROOM comer office-nr
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2 Bedroom, 2 Bath w/flre.. sauna, recreaOon fadll-
place, patio, clo8ed earage. ties. Security &WU'd· No
2 bk>cks to bea<.'b. 613-0931 pets.
or 615473.
SPACIOUS l·Br. Frpl. Pool
prlvil. Quiet area. $185.
Models Opon 10 tll 7 pm
27IO Petorson W•y, CM
nr Harbor Blvd &
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Brand new, 1, 2, 3 BR apts. 1tartll\Q P low • $135. Orange County AlrpOrt. 1 yr
in 4-plex, $1S6 up. Bltns, ApFto., Unfu And here are t other great lease. 4 nu deluxe Exee '
OW, crpta, drpl, fplc, pr. um. or m. 370 rntona: desks A: tables, I sWivel
Nr llCb.11 A: ao1f C'OUl'le. ewtmml"" -...1... chairl'.. 4 side cha1rl. ~
Hal Pinchin Rltr. 6?5-C392
2 BR, Highland area, Pri
bch, frplc., gar, patio, adlts,
sml pet. $240. 673-4132.
494-&l2:I (aft 6), Cl' 8f6..3311. Balboa Penln1ul1 health CiU~ etc for sale. n4Jm.T140
WALK :ro BEACH LARGE """"" n. w I y ... n.. NEWPOR1' Beach. 3 '2.
New i. 2 A: 3 BR., ept/drp., decorated, for older mature =r:d~na, pro&. pro shop Birth. Diali mil Delux ol· 546-0370 dwhr., trpl. 125 16th. 847-3957 ~ Near Ibo-t. 1,.. Sunday bruncll ~'." t~~ ,..'11. ~
C t Mesa 2 BR., 1% BA. Studio. Patio 6n-OMS. .attvltlee dltKtor crpt, dra, air cond, utll. Nr. os 1 A Yard. Gar. $157.50, Avail Costa Meu gotf drtvlng range airport. $46'.-3465 i.ARcE 2 BED R 0 0 M ~ Now . .842-4549. party room DESJ{ apace available $50
APARTMENT w/p riv ate ~ 2.BR, patio, bltins, no pets, * * * Plus beautiful alngtn. one mo. WW pl"O'Vk!e fUmiture
enclosed yard, near new SOMETHJUG NEW 1501 Alabama see days $145, · ... . and two·bedtooma. Fur· at $5 mo. ArmverlnC aervice shag carpeting and eoclosed 1:t ph 536-3683 aft 5pm SPARKUlll! NEW nlahed 6. unfumllhtd. Sorry, avallabl.?. 17815 Beach Blvd.
garage. $1.60/mo. Ca 11 YOU ASKED FOR IT 2 BU<S beach, attractive "U no children ot pet&. Model• Hunttnaton Beach. M2-f321.
545-8424 SOUTH COAST 9 • 2 bdrm units ~eslgned bltlna 2 BR ahag crpt Ii: open dally 10 to 7• NEW aust. dee. ofc. suite hu
REALTORS tor A'iiil'tti1tt:.~ t :i:r ...... : $140. "'6.9638. IAY SHADOWS o-~'!...akwood own N.B. IL ·-· '1115
NEWLY DECORATED irvlna A In ts ~Apartments ... n. will partition, rm!
2 Br w/gar.-fncd yr d Featuring: Texas walk-in pal 1'ft 1 flr .• air cond, plenty pq,
w/patio _ warer pd. Call clo&eta, double lavatories, NEW TOWNHOUSE 2BD 2 Spacious, Liaht A Chee_r;vl Newport hlch Soufl 1815 Weatclltt 548-9586
btwn I.&: 5, 636-41.21. d";~~~· d~·1 ovtroen., ba, carpet, drapes . & io6d. 1 IR'a FROM $157 18~~-SUITABLE 1or Dental or
2228"B" Pla"'ntla Ave. $145 -w~~. ~~. n t extras. Call alt. 6 2 BR' FROM $177 Medical. 'IOtl .. n. hu beon
2192''A'' Placentia Ave. $140 Piai:zu, garq@' with lltol'· m--0816 553-09'l1 Mr . t-Htwponi8Mdl North estabUshed =..!Bl o!tloe. ~~'D'' n.... ....... Ave. $140 age., sax;. to $215. per or < · 1 ·1m..,. Md 1111'1 ~ "~ .... -&" month. Avail. April l5th. Riddel) Beautttul ~intnMµlt) in-M6.Q56Q 436 3200 St., N ~
SPACIOUS-NEW RneJvat1ons being taken by L•p"I!• Baoib clu~e Deocit'a~r'F!Mplaces,.j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii l 613·5990 alt. 4,30,
2 BR. W/w Crpt Drapes. CJS REAi.. ESrATE -5 Sha& Carpetiiie. Prtyate l & 2 BR. APTS. NICE ofl!ce space 4" Old
Lovely ktt<:hen. Bltn range. s.t8-Il68 • or 833-0584. 2SR, whtte watef. ocean w Patios. Pool '· Jacuzzi · Furnlshed &: Unfurnished. Newport Blvd, 3 blka North
Garage. Lndry room. No swimming pool; lease, $26()" Volleyball court • Gas NEW MODERN of Cbut Hwy 1.900 eq ft .
i'.:iJ;.cbild ok. 557·1'01 or DELUXE 67H14S · =;:: N;ip;;;, Garaaes LAS CAsiTAS Apts. ;:;: ::. ~-•
2103 Santo Ana Aw., Apt c APARTMENTS Ma .. Vorde • !11102 Blrch st. avail. by IU....ide Aft
2l3R, IBA. huge wlk In Air Cood . Frple'1·. 3 Swfm. DLX 2 & 3 er .. 2 Ba. Encl. 409 w. BAY St. ,,.,....., """' Ottice. 215 Rlwnldt
clooet Quiet. oH atreel, W ming -• Health Spa • ~= n--taI ot Cotti Ma.. t;;i-3347. • :
Pr! pa' !lo, + .. ~. Right. Te.Mb. Courts • Game and aar .• ....,.., up. ~· c., M =r ~·1-WINTER. SUmmer Yrt,y, •
Price, for ..1 .. !f:'" people. Billiard Room. , 3095 Mace Ave. 546-1034. anqtr ~ llN Anita'• Rental.. s kr :KJ05 1,000 or 500 eq. ft. on bul)' ,
-· 1 Bednn. --~.. N--" * '46 331 * w Bal~-Blvd -.:.... H.B. cor, CUllomer pllls.
552-:9667. ~'"VUI. •..i..n ·-..-··· -_; ~~!1fi~~;~'.'='.".'ll!!!~· !!!-~~!·~·~·--~~! new ahq crvta', et c • ** BEAUTIFUL 1 • 2 BR. 2 Bednn. From $200 "Ront A PIK• . 'TllE t;:XCl'l'ING ' -
Contemporary Garden Ail!:' MEDITERRANEAN o1 • P•I• .. " PALM MESA APTS. I ' ·' jj...-j =,1"61"°1 =w=E"'sT=c=L~1F=,.,_.,1 =· £.'hw~~,; ,:f.Pa" &, VILLAGE MINUTES 1'0 ·1'PT. BCH. . ..,,. . 1291, 1'06 ~ 540 ,.. tt., ample
tlo ~ 2400 Harbor Blvd c.. OCEAN and FtJllN, OR UNFUllN. •ka. 'utlj, Jani.., .• a. ... dl'Plf privr pa · Tvv • In-•• ·1-. _ UnbelievabJ.y Iaree apU; , gardner •lOl 541-5032.
tant ok. Call 557-2841. aim.h.ss~~CE HARBOR VIEW huge poo~ Jae=! elect bl). Rooms • · 400 .
2 Br. ~ar ~ · Crpu, ot?EN 9:30 AM to ~:3(),PM Elegant aJ)artmenta desJgned ~i:: ~::· ~· tawia LOVELY room 1: bath. Business R•nt1I 44J
drpa, bltns, fncL y rd with •. Ma.sU;t• 'to~. I D-SINGLES From mo, Specious clollet1 .. Prlv. en-REAR Sheet Metal bl~
.w/patlo. Wtr. pd. Call htwn VILLA WEST APT$ pert> bou9e -· exclu· 1 BEDRM. From $181J trance. Incld. =· 185· You approx. &40 llUitable tor 11: S, 636-4121. RENTAL VALUE! ldve Versallles Club and -2 BEDRM. From $180 clean. $95... I • 557-9560 plumber electrical TV
2439 "F" Ora.nee AVe ••. $160 Gracious Livina: • Mature pool wtth unique ~ •• Unfum Aptl A-..au Flom $.lO aft. 5. Rep&lr ~tc, 8241,i A: Wert
SHA.RP l BR Adults • No Pets. Unturn. foonlllln8 and fonnal gar. to $1151.ESS. , ' ' ROOMS $15 wk up wild! $30 19th St, $1.15 mo, IOqulre U1
N s 0 F'rwY I: So Coast All elec 2 Br. 2 Ba. Studio. dens. An part ot the South You're rlgbt. ihe;v•re under· ,..k up aptl. Childrn a: ~t w 19th SI. Costa Mesa :i...za. · Em.ploytil• ~ Dr' Priv. patio, park. J t k e C.out.'1 finest apartment riced! 1561 Mesa Dli. -~. 2316 N~ Blvd, STORE. Avail April IM ltlO ~ cpl. N4 'po!ta. $140. ~ 1;J,1rp1h~t'1.u~ <=unl'1. ' ( bib ~ewport Blvd.) CM. "4&-91511, 645-39S1. ' West 19th St, $135 ,,_,,: In-
Avall Ml. 540-SS. , green. cov'd .t>UklniA .~i:,. ~$195 ~GLE room wt,. beth In -824West19th St Colta
NEWLY ~tid, quiet l MUCH MORE! Rer1 req'd. Modeb open 9 A.M. til dusk ADULTS rooa del Mar, newly ,;;M;,;•,;;aa;...,..~~-,.,,----1
bdnn ap~ Prefer older lady 155 w. Uth St., C.M., 1.;A COSTA APTS decor. Frfth " dean CUTE bulldlntr with ..,....
on lease Dul.a. Relerenors.. 6f6..9507. 1. , ~ 1 & 2 •~.a • 615-2948 ' 5 1 CO> ~ft, tor Beauty Across trom' C.M. Polli:e -room CLEAN sleep~ room,. PJt si,... or ottlcn. °"'" ms. 544-9466 WHY SffiLE · : ~" =• ~ bom•. *-·..,,mo, • $250. 6<.> 1642-«560 11~ up 1pac 2 br(3 br 1u , .._ · • 1 6t6-M3i 1 000 of ISOO _, ft Oil N..V ~ ~ FOR LESS? ~ THE BLUFFS All Utlllt 1· P•ld LGE room w!kltcbeti ~bath ii.a. ..... ,-.,;., tiiil :,\"~1• cpt/drp, bltn. EDJoy elegant living In 'tht• • AT NEWRORT 354 A.voe.do St., C.M. pr!vUe..,. ~ work tor N"" ~ crw, ti t·el. '
1996 Maple, No 1 642-3813 all-adult garden complt!Jc .; ... '4MlOI rent. ~ 53IRl868" ...
ADLTS , only, ,linmac 2BR, near smift lhoPI yet l'ellOrt· From Newport-Blvd.i turn at.. ROOM for. ~nr-m--etderty 11~-~=l", ==--45'1--"'.I
2BA . t Tri I _,.,. Thre bedroo 2 Hospital Rood ( block ....... liB. -·u .. , man or woman. •$80/-. lndustriol lllnl•I , qu1e • P ex, nr _. .. e ms. above Pacl:fic Cout.ilwy) to ~ ~ 61 1 SU-2389 --~
shopping Avail April 1. $175 baths, ceramic kitchen, entrance. 900 .~ Lanj!,. 2 BR 1 BA anfum $1901===,...:;=..,::=---
mo. ~1522; BR 2 BA ~::::~:.ti: ~~= .. ';.~1t:i5:·· 2.BR 1 BA tum l2iQ D~;i,!"l.:;;.J.'!~. \.!1:i MAliTIN & ASSOC. J ~~. ~whr. Gar. ·Nr' 11 t,,.THm;E .ONoRLcbjlEAdl'enNS. ~. . Bepa~t!tul -!'.!!· w1pr1vai. aervtce .. 675.@.o, 543-7197. 500 DYER RD, S • .t.;.
Harbor "' 'Bal<er. Adulta. PARK NEWPOI. r· Lum~~~ Ront•I• ... Shore 430 CALL 545-1471
557-7134 1141 """" 833--0886 . .m pats, 151 E. n.t ; C.M. For lease 4600 Sq. 11. 3 phue
$180. 2 BR. l'li ba., studio. CASA GRANADA APARTMENTS * -1r '. ' • '· (BR-.: Share w/!emale power, foll cellJnp, fully
Drp, crpt, "85 0a:1 e , Rentai Concealon .... _, ...._ • CASA VICTORIA ' Of" male. $65 mo. Santa Ana. heated, Cotta tresa.
548-8301. 21.1f.;ll'l-522. . Lovely 2 BR. apts with a On '""' '""' I Ir' 2 BR. Fum A Unturn. 531~ Alt 5,30 pm ~"!'l!!!!'!"l"!iiJ!~~-•I t
NEW 1 BR $170 • 2 Br $21JI. k Ing 1I1 e d BR. On l.wrury apartment living Carpel'!, drapes,. D/WL.'J'V WlLLING to abar< my 2 BR NOW LEASING
Nr bch. No pets. Adulta. 114 bea\ttlfully 1 and s c a p e d ~ the water. En-ant. POol; etc. Came ,,., A apt. Miuion VSejo. HURtlrlllten Beach E. 20th St., CM. ~137. ground.I. Ga.a lncl'd In rent joy l'IS0,000 health ..._ 1 lnqolre about our -.1n '* Call 831-7 * NIS'W M-1 ·
Sharp A larg. 2 bd, Cli!ld up to 3 yean. No pets, sw1mmlnc poots, 7 lighted ~. 525 V~ St. SGL .....-k1na &lrl to 1br nl"' 911 lq, n. A Up
Cpta. &. drapes. . Iii Blk E. of Hartd-. tenn1a courta, plua miles of .+t H~J. C.M. 642-89]0. apt. In Newport, 21·25 HamUton A Newland Bltlna. $140. mo. 548-6686 400 Mer'rtmac Wa.v 557-9569 bicycle trailJ, Plltllnc. sbul· 2 BR. mo Ut!lltlu. .Pool 6T.Hl9I alt 9:30 pm. -<>< 8S:1.a519 a ---~ M D•board. croquet. Junlcrl'I Encl -· ~·1 ====="'~=-,-= 2 BR,. new paint & crpts, r...-nrl.. from S189.50 monthly; .. l 'pr, ' · ' -... DIVORCEE,_ thare 4 B_R ""'!"'l!~~l"'!~~~!!l!!!I Bltno i. ~15. 2 l!R. $165 I . llDd 2-bedroom piano and A....00 St. CM 64&-mt O>ndo wttl\ -~mo. U.GUN.l NIGUIL
1 • 2 BR. Heated ~1 ~~ Unfurn. 2-story .town -.. Eiec>. HunlltlflOlt -F.V. lllcldl PJ!OI· 4., ~~L!li' Flwy. ~ ~ -'Irle kitchens, J!ri'a" pa.'x G1r-Jor Ront 435 ~a-or Mta'g. I< up, Adult.. No pea. 853 Ail Utlllt~1 Paid --•--· dra l'ake AYel)' Pall<wa,y to
c.ni.r St. 64H965. Pool .t -tlon ~ su~7~: ·caP• ... ~ :nm~ Ca ..........
2 BR, 111 BA, $17> mo. ~'Maple Av.., CM ' Ina wtth elevators. Optlonll ;)II nlgpltl LA~G~.!_-BEA, a:!~· ISl'Wl "
Avail. April lat. GRAND OPENING mold< service. Juli north o! --· r.-New »-1 -wtth OOlce ' * 613-4430 * Alll'{e\V 2.111\'i., BA'• ~ =~= I & 2 IR. 2 BATHS·,· SING,; CAR ·~ARAGl!l, ; ~ IJ::.° :!: 2 BDRM, pool, crpts, drpi, Bltns. crpt/~~/11>, patio. T·'~-· (~') .,.,_, i I 0 C Airport 1•• I MO " "'---•~• ... -refrlg., $165. 2405 Irvine. Garage w/ stor8ie. ~........ ·~ ·--~he<! .t·Unfumlibe<I · • ' ~ · ..,,.._, --· --Mgr. Apt A, 543-7416 Adults. No Pets. $195. • lor ... ts! lnlonnatlon All UWlllK Paid W/M. 56J~L ' 10,000 Sq, Ft. 1'0R LEASE.
•LARGE 2 BR. Cl'ptJI, drpa, . Nr. Colli M ... -ts! 4 BR. 2 be, --· r • Quu'l11lor Fll<placH . Office Rontal 440 Sprtnlclen, dock blih. Call ~"" •-· ~-" -ThUl'ln St. -Blk. toocoan. Yrty $350. Call e Spacious i1oomo • Cloleta -1G30. ~· ~mar Dr. Pb: 1-BIJ{, to 17th SL -· 2 Ml!oe, J--... • Gym Billlarrlo, Poola. EXECUTIVE oultea, lmmed "'a"' .. "-1"-"'"'-R-.-,-1 --445-1
. BR, 11' ba'1. Matur9. odlts, 61HnO 1151-1700 Ewl e Puttbta Gl'Ol!lla -f' 0C<Up. Cout llwy at N'pt 8
2 BR. Adolll, no pets. BAY no pets. $115. BltN. prop, SPllC. 2 BR, 2 BA, patib, Blvd. Ample -paning. Sl'ORA.GE ce 4SO . It, ~Jc. ~SIT W .. new_carp .. _palnt_!~· bltino, .... ,. laund h.,,P. 65.51 Warner, Hn.ft lldl 6CH644 . $l0. -21n'10Cado.~
·--Qu1t1 lldltllL ~ I · 141..a6 , WATER view ottlce awte M .... 1113-11118. I BR. tllll. llOL Util Pd. OWNER 64W847 Eftl. 60-1216 • w/COtlf.i 11'1· Cpt.s, drps. R I I W l9d
Stove I: ~. ~~ * SHADY ELMS • 'PCOL ROOMY· det.n 38R. 2BA, Utfl. inc. lteu. rent. 2400 en • I an
peta. DI co. .... St. · • Adult> -Ide llMI ... blllns, !lo c1oe to beacl> B1W1D NEW W. <lout R..,.. -WANTED
I Bit pllJll ~ •tll pd.· tU< e Chlldm1 next block or baf 1;1y'645-ll'll "' y....a.. m LEASE C-2. cealnl c..ta 2 Br home In Ooota Maa =· $iJ$. 531-'11111 or 117 E. 2lncl SL, CM 64>3645 SEE ;,.,... 11om' I!&~· 'PllO -M-loc. 1700 sq ti $400 all . ...a_ Nee<! By April 1. Wtll .,:.:o~====,.-,,=tl D•.. Point ......... 181\. 28A, nu Luxury~~ .4pta -(or part) tMH8U Aa\. pa,y up to $200, • -·
2BRNEWLY111!1,0EC $!It: r<fria, 1285 ..-11645-1!1! U9112~M ~ W ** ott1ce a. Stora tn unall Plc<lo call 912-3608
SlO Depoe. 1'I !lblllmar, no. Dana Poto~ new apts -1 A 2 2 BR nr oeeon, NI, ~ fll5 of Garfleld Ac e..::t Bl.d) ; ohop''*""'"'· BolM A Hell, =--=="'· =-,,..-.,..--= 2· se.<liT.I. ~fi"s0."fur°':$Jk~D1. yr!y. Adalts. no pols. --714: 847-tMB H.B. l3Z3 .DESl'ERATEI -Nied CM ~St.-. Apr4. -2 BR, i BA. _. Adult 600 Sq. n . OITICE wf kit A ---i.r 1torqe o1 !um A TIME FOR · G• ....... G-. 1 • 2 BR., $U5. m. Adults, poolllde -n buoplow Be, $155. ALSO 600 Sq:"!'!. -1 belon<lnn bel lot. • rec. • P»J, 8Cll Domlnlt>, _, octU. Frplc. tra'. STORE Jm, Cl!. 646-Zl30 Approx $15 mi. -
DAILY PILOT N~ ~ .. ~;; ;·s.t=~ ::,_t1o.~ s.una. T*"> ~ ... Sqi.Jldi:i. = C : ~"."S:~ .. ~ ~Jl':i CLASSIFIED AD BR'" tll• ldtcbef1, bl •• Allo 1 Br. 1'irn. l'rom $135 $110. 60-4227. max. l'IM994 ~,.. :iuur =· 1?:11:;· DELUXE 1 br opaclous, 2-! BR, 2 Ba, $1111~Poyl. 4001•D BIRCH, N.B. DESIRE -Blulls ! bd,
FOR ACTION Gano lllc-115G. Opeii qolofadolt, oool, bltno. $lz. llcluded. Xlol •• -.... !111-5032 -lola,y bt. Dt.11.
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CALL 642•567• C...... Lone, GG, Apt No. Haw -'1dotr '°" want to e.ach oil Gutloid) Ill 9111 --. 1pt., -WANTED 1-1 Br. 1-.
3, 1'11 ""'3877, -A ..Ut <lullllled .... do M Need a "Pad"!~ .. adl ~,!t~. thni I DoQy Pilot Ntw1'0<t-Bal. I.cue. .1'M. • • -wtD • ..U NOW MHm. Call-. .......,.. Ad. Loci! Nl'o. ems. ------~~~·
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l'w-111s ·-S30 l"eund <'-Mel HO C•~!W,' . Polnllnt & Help Wllllod. M & F 711 Help Wlftlod. M & P 710 Helo W ...... M & I' 71I w......., M a , no Htlfl w""'""' M • " n
KRS.-8plrltoal ~ • iiblta mdt•'llOO CUSTOM wooowORK Paporhonglne •vON ••vs COOK. !/tlmt,' --INSPECTOIS & m<dlwn • ~ o r o 1 cop• doc lttsodl1 -• -•'NT A .... Part! Udo Coav. -4?? ~ ldvlw .., all al· -· Adam. ...a. c.w pon•ll.._ ..-.. potloa. CUSTOM p,.. ING "Bo y..., Own Bou" ,,_ipi?.1;!· NB. No -
lain ol lltt. By ttacblrc ta-19lCUbedalmed0.C. ~:t~'M!~ ln!<rl!!l<ter-Untum. lnler. Earnan-olyourown. e&lll · ASSEMILEIS 'M>IDAJlNJod bad nalb:eil ~ 9SW2ll6. ''*· price, Frfe coklr' con-riaht t.n )'OW' o w D COOK nJditJ: ~
Ille bad th< God.Own nm, ·Pair of Whippets, ~!?!! S.....lce tul"?I • Ht. '-!<;:. ~ .. 1.,._ Be ao AVOM hand&s l .;,.. ldldlen.
,.,...,. to hell> hwnanlty. male and i.m&le law»<OI w ... I be -d. -· Re ..... ni.Uve. Call _, small d,,,.... ...... Call WE lllr l'lllllWW Hu helped ""'"11e th< Oftd. No tao. tn'bod """'1. JOHN'S Carpet .. Upbolllory DISC. sale WP • lwlCfn& or SIG-100. m-'1'122 betwn 2 • 5 Pm· flN; 911UI 1-•p&rated. Will help you lllltblutr • Dri-Sbampoo f r • • Scot· J cm -+ samplet for Mme. 20 w/yourjobwbereyoohave !!!·--Ar ... c:hauard !Soll Retardant1l. daJt The Han&man, B Y~~boy ~IDt COOKS wanted for dinner.' ~·~ Dat.. ........ l .. S failed It ~ tlcknMa. ~ Oegre...en il all color 54.T-5846 014o1 • erencet re-ahift 6 O)'lttt bar. App GI Miii a. ......., No tty for thole imowq FOUND on March 20th Sml brlghteoon A 10 mlnute · qul • Prefttt.bly 1 or 2 HWlll')' T1;tr Restauran , ~
lllft'111oy are 1n Med or help male Tenler 1olbl • Femi bleach IDt wht1e ...,,.... * w:tmP\R * 0 chlldren o1~'0:: 100 we11 S"nllawe'" S.A. A leader In the mini computer Industry Is a: do Mt come 10t it. [)o.Jx)l Brown A Wht doe. Vic Save )'Ol.ll' money by avl~ , :;:e =: ~ · COoks -Sauce Cook Ioo1't .. d for aeveral adclltiODI to the work mnrute bel' wtth &Q)' otlle:r JUitlhlll A: Mitchell. 'I'USUn. me extra trip-. Will clean When fO\l c&U "Al.le" 18 • larse .-.'6
reader. One vtatt will eon-ass-.e571, 54&-U.. llvlna: rm., dln!nr nn. &: SO.lt44 IW6-lm BABYSI'ITER wanted .. ~:d, PO:::.a~"~ Cbef force .••
vlnce you. (114) 61Ml9l. WHlTE ~old« male hall 115• Alf// rm. ff.50, Pl••l•r. Patch, Repair ,.,.. Rent & Food. Nev Fred 644-1700 We -....i, Eloctro-Mfl<!banl_ cal Assemblers & 1!1 a 1 q found a.st Hlway, couch SlO. Chair $5. 15 )'fl. bescli. Yard. Mo tb er • • ~ H .. ..-Amitnr'1 ~ m.oo .... .. what ........ not •PATCH PLASTERING w/chUd .......... H.B. COOK M<decf -Electro-Mecbanlcal Inspectors.
P1case notify UI lmmtdiatelY di.ya. 50-«m. • method. I do work mysell. All typea:. Free estimates 5.l&--f'122. BeacJt Temlla Club, Sat ~ 'th
u ,.,.. ,.. a bll black • . . & Good reL "31--0ltll. Call 54(H;825 BABYSITl'ER wanted, Wed. IWlds • Sun B r "n c b . J! you are looking !or an opportunl w1 an
whl1e lon(·balftd male ~=· vie ~P~ L l R Caroet-Upholltery Th""· Fri. 1 child. Call 6't tl(l!O Orange County company that ors good
...... orec1 cat. Ila'• aot bl( Talbeli, n.iatam v.u., H.... $29.ll!i! Steam-ho""' Plumblnt -carmen 613-&192, 213 -COUNTER &lrl fur dry pay & benellts,
l'ftD tYH &: ta very ... 96$-1516 • $49. Uv Rm S211 Guar. .~Jt. "ems PLUMBING 697-7606 cltanin&" plant. Apply btfort
ST. JOSIPH
HOSPITAL, ORANG
Needs RN's
APOIYto PERSONil!!L <»"'"'!"'ICE"' ST. JOSEPH
HOSPITAL '• 1
1100 W. Stawart Dr •
ORANGE
movtng. PouiblY Injured. 535--0300. Remod la &: Repal.r.s. Wf..ter BABYSITI'ER wanted for z noon. 2'lOO Harbor, Unit PleaM Apply In Person
"Euphrates" Iii S )'ean old UJt.GE, Blade Cat. wllb C.lfMnf, Conctete beat~. disposah, fumacH, )'t!:&r old child. Eves or wk· A-l, Costa Mtaa. Mand••.( 'nirv Frktly NURSES Akta. 1'-3, S-11 ahlft.
A we ra19td him from a =-eyes. Vk 19th and dlhwaahn. 64U263 M/C & ndl. Exptrltnctd, mature COUPLE TO MANAGE 1:20 M. • 4 PoM. Ex Pt nlenced pr"l!'f.trred. '
ldtten. LOO. between F'ull.J:;; ~m: CM. 5*-4326 or Custom Conctttt W o r k . B/ A. Complete Plumblna woman with traftl. ~ Lovely \\-ell-mal.qtaintd 90 To The Personnel Dept. Hv~1~ntn J!.epta,.'i,b ~ toD A: Onnp Ave. on . Remove upheJt drlvn'llYS. ~rvice. led ln Unit Adult Apt. Conu:IJex. RAFkA ..........
flreet: lince~nFda~ SKIPole,oornerFemleat• Replace wJconcrete 60 ft PLUMBING REPAIR B~~ Sc~l aree HuntingtonBeaeb.Exce1lent OrCont1ct: B. K FlorldaSt.,HB. ;
548-(1849 m: · am Baytide Drtw, Corona del No delayi. Fret e • t • No job too small Hunt. Bch. 2 Sehl ag~ tenant&. Salary + Bonus. Nunt1 Aldel, all .inttl, ~n\ ,
srievfnl. Mar. Approx 1' PM. Thun 638-3.3Z. * * 642-31.28 * * children. 847-8416 aft Spm. Ph: 213 I 926-4401, Mon-Fr!. VDM frlnse bntts. Bevtrl,y Manor Ft1RNISK YOUR HOME OR 22nd. Call i;rs.1327 CUSTOM Concrete. by COUPL&Janitorlal work Conv. Hocp. 496-5786. 1
OFFICE -Buy ,fUrn.lture. Lott 555 Renaissance Co •. 61).90 day DRAINS unclogged -ff,50 Barmafds-W•ltresHs Over ·21. San Oem. area j ORTIJOOONTIC -Chainide ' carpea, drt.ptt. antiques financtn&: avail. Free (It. Sewer line to HlO' -$1.5 Wanted 646-9478 hn per eve. 842-8289. aulltant. beet. salary. -=..~~ea;.~ HELP! ~-* 556-0828 * BARTENDER, p/time. Will· e Dental Receptionist e Aae 18-2S yn. Exp' d
whcleuJe prlcN:. ca 11 Pleue notify UI Immediately PATIOS, walks, drives. Saw, Pool Service & in& to learn. N.B. Tennis Intelligent, enthualasUc, & delirtd. but not mandatory. •
UCfllH4 decorator with top u )'OU aee a bis black a: break, remove & replace Installation Club, 644-0Cl50. motivated individual wanted er Ph: 546-5170. •,
uptt1.ence Ir knowled&e. whit. lonl'-balred male concrtte. 548..8668 for est. for p~t dent.al of· Painter. Part-time, ~ ,
'll be delllhted. Call tend cat He's eot bi& PATIOS.PLANTERS POOL care $2S. Avr. pool., Bldg Mgmt Sec'y ...... S525 !ice Pref !Ome exp &. O nent pomtion Must have ~ neu j, lo Chem setv. Acid wash, free General OUice ........ S525 maiunty. Salary 0 pen. Htlp W•nted & F 710 Help Wanted, M I , 71 good eXPtrienCe. Prefer ..,, green .yea ta1 very s W· All Concrete work. 894-3533. est. Clerk-Typist ......... , $400 97'&-GS12 tired South CoQt ~ -* IUNDU SPIRITUALIST * ~~bi ,!;.~d Contractor 545-4213 Front Office .......... $500 L """' ttonbt GENERAL LYN'S enmm""::°,,iw Penonnel "
Let t:hll ad c~ )'OUl' •• wt n1aed btrn trom. c 'I Ind R Id S•wing/Alter•ti?nl ·Dental Am Oinide .. S400 DEN~A p . NURSERY MEN 549-3061 om~.°.499 .. 13n. I • )c: who!eoutlook on eforttie 1c1•-•-•--F1111er-omm, us, •• Exec.Sec'ye •.•••• $600-$700 ~deauiltant.mature MACHINIST. Tired of thtPARTS MAN-•-•"". bettq, Proteulonal &dvioe •~ .. LAl9l DrlW"ft"IJ UE NCR 3100 Opr ••••••• to $825 woman. Exp req. Xlnt . au1;1..,,, ,....
on We. lltad1np dailr. 10 ton a: Or&n&e Ave. on 19tb New, remodel, repair. Store SIDE STREET BOtrrIQ Design Engineer salary. Send resume to rat race? 4"' di.)' week. Top marlnt. tnllde sales. Retall r11
AM • 10 PM. 4 9 2. 9 3 8. Street stoce Monday. Fam-fronts, cust. patiol, ofcs. elc. ~~:'..;~ y into -panw ~-~:~ Seml Conductor •••• to $15K Clasaified ad m . 652, can'! of Wholeaale Growina .. 1 yr'1 pay. Oee.n, wf'\I equip ahop, A WhJll:e txper. nee. CaJl C
492-9034 312 No. El Camino Uy ll'ieWia. ~ or Llc'd. 962-1961. ~--o ....... Inv Control Clerk $500 Dally Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, exp. ~Salary open. Pm:nanenL 1278 ~n Montrues/Wtdonly540-1591 .,'
Real Sa.n Oemente. 6'U38L JACK Taulane -Repair Cst Hwy~~~~. ~Po~ ~ept. Typist ... ::::: "50 Oolta Mesa, Calif. 9mi. ~ an!L can for Ave., 0:J&ta Mesa. · PART TIME hel wanted: ·
PROBLEM Prftnancy. c:on-LOB!' March ht Mallard re~., addlt. 20 Yl'I exp. Reeept. Typist ........ $500 DENTAL uslitant, chair ot. -..15fl>. MAID work In txch&nle far W~'a dre• !hop 1.5-JI' ~ ~ ftdent, I y m path et I c Duck,' whit• rtnr around Uc d. A1y Way Co. 547-oo36. PY St.) £73..l86S. Sec'y Buyer .....••. $8l) up aide, 1 yr. e.xper., iood X· GENl!RAL OFFICE apt, 4 hrs per da,y for )'Om' hn. week1y. Call for ap-11
lftlNPC)' oounaeUna. Abor· nedc, color on wifwa. V1c. Additions Remodeling Alt1r1tlons-642-5845 Med Aut, fmVbck , ••• SSOO rays, Nke, busy office, Need sharp, all around Jirl rent. 548-91'M. poln!Jnent between 10 • 1 1 don 4 adoptions ref. Cabrlllo .l Santa Ana Avt., Gerwick Ii: aon, Llc'd Neat, accurate. 20 years exp. No. San Dleio County Lquna Niguel. 495'"4245. Typing, anaweriJw phonet, MAU..JE'S MG & ~uty ~ Ask for Bill. ,
APCARE MM438 C.M. 548-685(1. 61'3.aJC. * MB-7170 T1levl1lon Rep•lr Gen'~ ledaer accnt .•.•• $625 DENTAL Secretary, highly Ute bookkeeping. Start $400. Salon bas optnirlg for PERMANENT Htlp needed
PREGNANTT ;r h In le: l n I $150. REWARD tor Info on Dr•ftlngi Prop Control Bkkpr · · · · $600 txper. Good typing aklllii 540-388Q· beautician, exp in hair Married undtr 30 w ,
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aborUonT Know all the tacts 350 Bultaco Purlang min-REPAIR, Buy, Sell since NEWP-ORT req. Newport Ctr. GIRL Friday · ReaourcefUl, goods. Salary, comm I: open. A_pp1y 9-2,' 216 t
t!tstl Call LIFE LINE-24 lnr 3.18 VUla Pomona aptll, PLANNING any size job. 1939. Harold's Rad I() , P1r1onnel Agency 644-2455. interesting work, heavy vacation. 548-3446 Harbor. C.M.
hn, 541-6522. CM. No quetdo111 liked, Free consultation. Ca 11 ~-118 Main, Hunt. 833 Dover Dr., N.B~ DINING Bus help, male or phone. Harbor art a . MAINTENANCE. MAN :p;;tZ:::,e!::A"mak~~er~.-ex~pe:-r-.. -_.=:l 00
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 979-4300. 557--0626, 5r51'-9695. Bch. 642·3870 female. Permanent, full 642--3490. Exp'd Spanish speakin& pref. 21. Apply 440 s . Coast Hwy.,
Phone 542-7211' or write PLEASE return med n Electrlc•I time, De.ya. Apply In GREEN THUMBS Xlnt worktn-&" condUSona. Laguna Beach.
P.O.Boxl2'23,ColtaMtta. cream color part dox· lllll BOAT REPAIRMEN penon,Sa.nClementeinn. Full time gardener, prefer Good ftinee benefits.
SWinslne •lnales ie/beq:le, no oollar. Vic: ELECI'RICIAN, licensed, ~It f 1 Must have waterfront boat DISHWASHER wanted· own ~pment, technical ~Hn-A~ C.Onvalet-PORTER 1 ,.ill '"Leab" w 0ranp Ave 6 Monte Vllta. bonded. Small jobs, n1aint. ,. 1 knowl 1 · .,...,.,, -v•..... • •. .......... pm. Named Snoopy Famll.y sad. A .... 1-548-5203 repair yard exper. Including Female pref. for s m P US expenence ....
KEY-3344 84&--UTT re_...., · hauloutl, mech/hull repe.tr. sandwich shop. Apply btt 4 requ • &M-21661' Malnten•nce m Honey! "I'M tn" ii no G•rdenlng Gd jobs for top men. &: 5, 628 N. Coast Hwy, Boat HAIRDRESSER with aome Electrlcl•n
mare. I only want )'OU. All MAY Co. S. Cit Plaza. Gold Job W1nted, Mlle 700 Blackie'• Boat Yard . Canyon, LB followln& wanted for Min. 6 )'1'I exper. Mlllt be Part·~-~t~1 ~.1 m• •--, r--., twisted rope chain le heart PIONEER Enterprlaei: -Exp 6'13-6834 DOMESTIC Help _ r-.-Conteaaa Hir Fa.shiona., 10oiO able to ~••e -· 1 ... -c-. ,, 1 .. 1
...,,...., ._,.,.... charm w/ralted Chinese tn local IOU cond. Prunin1. SCRAM LETS ~•-Bay Sk1e D uvu..,. .....,..... Youns couple•, 18-35 + letters "I Lo\le You". aprnklr repair, c 1 ea nu p • BOOKKEEPER, Secretary, Allen Byland Agency, 1116-B Be ch. r ., Newport tlon mold I: operate Bcrew Apply ptr1CJ11DE.4. otnoe ·
53&-3344or5'8-!M3 Reward.Pleuel&C-3147 C.M. N.B. CdM. Res. ANSWERS ~~~~ayio:n~n~i~ E.16thSt,.S.A.547..Q395 ; 1oo =·~~= Inte-"'-·~~-Unoori 1 ;: U pm LOST Black It .Uver German M6-68S2: . I Varied &: DENTAL Secretary,~. At A ealley king ~ to -1 .......... _ 8 rn~·~ Socl.I Clubs 535 .... _ 11 resourceful gir • leut 2 yn: exper. 67J..6495. help ~ lunch at Open train days. A.,.,.,,. ut:\Wll 1;;.;~;;...;;.;_--:--::-:::,---~fnT tle-:'•. ~ p~~~~Alp T ~;~r: Defile -Whine -Foamy -~=~~g :°'~t~ ~ Weekdays, s.5. ~~ ~tu~Fif a~'; M2·E~~ ~!:'·S:~ THE BROADWAY I
SINGLE to "CharUe," Vtc. Paularlno aprlnklen, cleanup jobs, Jmnute _ li-fY WIFE Ing euential, 1 girl office in DR.AFI'SMAN ply tn ~ ..... aft 5 p~ An&. rm F.dln&er, H.B. · "'
Receive a 11itlect number of &r: Fairview. ~1484 I and 1 cap In&" George. A husband-comic com· Irvine area. Salary open. Electro-Mechanical. Product ..--... · MAINTENANCE EniiJteer. Equal Opper. ~
quallcy-compadble matches FEMAtE lrlah Setter 1 yr 64&-.51193. ments: "I don't need any Call 833-9603. design. Costa M e aa · HOTEL h o u 1 e k e e per M u a l h ave pr 0 v e n l""!!!!~..,,.....,.,..,..~r'
from ~~E ~~ old, loft' vtc Eltancla J:ll EXP. Japan ea e, main· lona·playing records in my BOOKKEEPER _ To $700. 979-8450. supervt.or wanted. Elderly background e I e ctr I ca 1, PRESSER, for production on
nch w naiv -..Jtt. School. Ana. to Kelly. Chit-ten an c e, c I ea n ·u p . house, not with MY WIFE Xlnt oppor.. Ated. Plan. DRAPERY Help needed, ex· woman Jftferred. C&ll for plumbin&', haw mechanical dttan .l llkirU. Top pa.y, I~~ ~·ntlal d re n crtevlns. keward Landacape. Free eat . around." Lakewood {213) 531-7420 per. Blind stitcher or tabler. appolntmtat btwn. 9 am Ii: ab'lley. Apply 1n pe'r90n. See ~-,::,;::;::;,,· =,,--=-,-,,--l '~now A: receive J.ru:E 5fB.6l7S. 842-3442 847-9438. Job W1nted, Fem1le 702 Pd. holidays, vac, bonua. 3:30 pm m.zrro ext. 459. Mr. Saber. Sheralm Beach PRODUCI'JON Palntln& -
... l ''TOM'' Oran&e male cat. EXP. Jananoae Gardener Plenty of work. 553-8131. IM, Zlll2 Pacl11c Cout air bruah ecper. Ca 11 ''\ .!MoD~n~TA ~ I ho W EEPER SECY ~ ~-nmc TECH HOUSEKEEPER -~ H Bch. ... ~·· .&I., J.n.n~ Vic. W1llon 6 Newport know how. Tr Imm l n g. NEED be p at me'!' e BOOKK • .i;..i...i;.A..J.n.v '-'\nu-Rwy, unt .,,..,....,.J.J.V for appt.
Blvd. 6t>9"ltC .A.Qytime. Clea1>up, Small Jandscap-have aides, nurses, '°" Construction Office in Must have bad exp'd w/IC. Pan Ion Po 1 l t I on -:MAN w/truclc ne6d for REAL ESTATE SALES , n~ 213-B'M·A·T·E' REWARD! fnl. h o u 1 ekprs, compankms. Newport Beach. 3 Days a C<>1ta Mesa. 979-.8450. reapotWbllltles inc I u de early mornin&" newspaper SU<X:ESS CAREER
24 Moun BROWN suede wallet lott on ~3488 ~~~ers U P j 0 b n • Weck. 6'5-1260. ESCROW ~ .. Itn-=· ~=Ina~ dellwry. 55t..mo. New or aperienced. Join Ute
II YoU want Quanticy-12th St., N'pt Beach. Linda, EXPER..Japanese Gardener. med. operung. Mult have driven Uc. Refs req'd. Call MEDICAL. CZVQP meekJ back World's Iatrett and ~ !·
DON'T CAU. US! 6'f3...&aOL Omiplete yard serv. Rella. YOUNG woman des Ire & exper. tn tract escrowg, Lee Dow 49f-9'l94 days A oUlce strl-w/exper. in il'OWina resale orpnlzatkln u Jt'• Quality LOST Irllh Setter, vtctona I. Ii: neat. Free eat. 6424389. house keeping. Ex P. BUSBOYS -apply Plea.ant ote 1n Lq. Niguel. 494-6m eYes. uro~Must be xray cert. with a network of over 3110.
You're •-~-, •-r--·-. n areL ---phone JAPANESE card en e T . w/chlldren. NO weekends. Big Canyon Country Club Co. beneftb. Kay Wood, or to obtaln same. offlct'I and become ~ ''•
ots&JVER wi;· ~ ""_,, Complete yardwork & 675-1067. 1 Big Canyon Dr., N.B. Mgr .• 831-12:J4 or 495--5252. HOUSEKEEPER, full time, Call &.5 member of our MUlionatte
DISCOVERY e FOUND OR LOST A PET! clean"p. Free est. 642-3102. Halp Wonted, M & F 710 ~~~,:.;.._ Mrc&u~~'i'::',:,'.' EXEC. SECRETARY :::=. ~,,.~fy m ':.,~~ ' . ~~~=· ~
"The Somethln&: Elle" O>. Bureau ot Lott Pets IRISH gardener, lawn Independent mature ptt1011 Convalescent H 0 1 pt ta I, MOBD...E HOMES panntee(l ICbOGl
Call: Mon-Fri. 10 am-10 pm Open 9am--2pm, 636-5685 mat ntenance, trlmmlng, ADVERTISING ~ ~ CAR WASH with excellent ak:llls & apell· Laguna Hilla. 837-IJXXI. txcellt.nt sale. trainhll-
1lf.835.6885 213-38'1-3383 11 MO. old fen Irilh Setter, tree eattmates. 979-83.'W. ~ s C:':~e ri:'rrc~ Full .. pltlme positions. Good Ing needed to work for d.lvt· HOUSEKEEPER. O>ok, live =. !'~ 0!_ !~ Plew call \11ri1n1a loom
Natlon&D.y Rtoosntied Tuel., Cyn Acn. L82 Bcb. Gener•I Serv1ce1 Classified Advert:Wng sales l:'· :~~ ~8:: ~~ae:.;:~ lnw,/w"~'!; -~~&ly --~ manutactum' ot mooue 8U-4811RE.D c•RPET •. '
toold It.hr colr. 494-2165. person&. Full time position car Wash, ~ Hartxlr preferred. Salary commen-MM:Jdi-\;lWUI. h.;n;.~ home a: re c r ta t ion.a I "' • • "
TINY belg!' Toy Poodle near TOTlnAL SPERi Vlb'?ES Mcbol · handling vacation relief far Blvd .. Costa Meu.. surate with abll~, liberal .!, :!!;• vebiclta, bu career op-RHltor1 • • ·J ![SJ ~-and ~~ .. ~-·, Pa t'1, um g. o 1 e O"'-'de sales ataf:( and ,..._11 ,_ aon • .,,.,...,,,_,.. ~1 ~, ... _ ._,,__ ... 11 .., ..... 5.. ~,....,,.....,., ,_,,_ ru ~ ...... CAR Wash Emplove1 benefits. ~ m1 JUr JU ucwuuw RE•L ESTATE SAL ••
Liil: md,_. pet. Rtward! , ~Uoo~l4Uet. V'W"'\r.r11, developing new business. wanted f/time. ApptY to appointment. HOUSEKEEPER for oon-ttons: FREE LICENSE .' • .. l'jjjjjjjjjjjjiiiijiiiijiiiijiiii~;! Good opportunity tor right manager, Fountain Valley UNIGARD valescent hospital. Apply , II RAIN Gutters Install ed. person. If Interested, send Car Waah, 10035 Ell1a Ave, INSURANCE Bay View Conv. Hosp.• EXP. DRAITSMEN' TRAINING '
Found (fl'M Ht) 550 I I Quality work. Reasonable. resume to Clauitied ad No. F V Thurtn St, C.M. Who walltl to take ad-Famous Real F.at&te u
---Frff eotlmate1. 96S-22!& 55, DaQy Pllo~ P.O. Bax · · EXEC. SECRETARY H OUSEKEEPER/Prac. vantqeotour"""'tex· ""' Coune now available
FOUND: Shep / Collie mix, ~;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;; Hiullng 1560• Costa Mesa 92626· c:i~~~ln u= Good lh " t;yplD& to wortt: Nurse Sor Sawyers Home. ~ : :Su: thru Tarbell Realtors. ,, blk a: white temale pup. APPLY Mon. General ortlce all til -•d fur V.P. mari!:eting. 3001 Mature. 11 pm-7am lh1ft. Placement Senrlce.
ApPean lo have traveled GET RJO OF THAT work, Some sales. 5 day wk. qUarters, u ...,... · Redhill Ave, Bldg 5, SUlte 646-6716. ve~ areas. Training ~· Ealtl /~
far. 5'1""821111 dttt 7 p.m., Blbyllfflnt UNSIGHTLY TRASH &: Start SL85, 1589 Monrovia 646-l724. 104, C.M. or eves call HOUSEWIVES: stretch )'OUl'
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-da)'I. YOUNGS!:I'SCHOOL,open DEBRIS $12 LOAD . Aw.,CM. BOY&GIRL 645-Tll9. ~dollar•hl1tlda on•~ Sloan (114) 832-5440, '*'' Pro 548-6428 CARRIERS AA&' i.-u..i~ WeektDds tnt> 832-7000. 1 .. MAN'S suna:taaaes In cue. 6am-7pm. ages H. · · APf managers -couple. Apt. EXP'D Food &: Cocktail spare e income. Write Wilh no previous ex-l;;;====-==::-;:=l Vk:. N"'POrt Pl~. Sun 3/19 teachen. $21 wkly. CaU YARD, garage cleanups +'salary. No klds or pets. FOR waltreas. Day lhlft. A1k for CllWifttd ad No. 680, Daily pertence wbo would like RESTAURANT counter belp. ,,,
!54M9'10 .... 3106 or ~1051. Romove trees, dirt, Ivy. Covtna Area. 552-9125 THE DAILY PILOT Wayoe nr .Llz . ..Rallcho_San P11n1. PO. Bax l.IW, Costa to enlerour-fut -u ,»s, Apply II! pe...o.\ '.
FND Vic Slater&: Ward Brl-BABYSmlNG my home, 3 Drlvewy1, Jf&ding. 847-2666. ASSEMBLERS South Santa Ana &: North Joaquin Golt Count 180'll Mesa, Calif. ~. ~try. Neat appearance, Tutee
tianete Spanlel Male _ Call yn ()r older. 7:30 am -to 32• van for ahort furniture Apply at Clipper Marine Costa Mesa areas. Vic. CUJ.ver Rd., Irvine, Nr. UCI, -2986 Bristol, Cotta Mesa 1 ~ '~
982-1249 att 6pm. 5,30 pm F.V. area CBIDh· hauls & ,...... cleaning. Corp. 1919 E. OccidenW SL, MacArtt!"', Sunflower & 552-9113. INSPECTORS B1LU1 OF MATERIAL RESERVATIONIST > '·
GLASSES ln·· black cue. ard a: Ell.la) 962-1'689. MS-1862. Santa Ana. Flower. Call Dan Fercyman EXP'D Sales help stereo Intpe<.10rt er trat~ CLERK Exper •• pe.rt-time, 3 days ~
Brw. Mme. 1249 W. Balboa Olll.D Care-Lovin& Ch.rl• LOCAL moving &. hauling by ARE YOU SATISFIED with at theDAILY PILCYI' eqwpt·P~;1~~B top4lus. For ~-~bll plu• tollcvt~!.... Full ~delallbl:_ .. 1arle-'·~ Twlruld req'd. ConN~~ , Blvd __ .,..,_. Uan home, fenced yard, hot student. Large truck. Reaa. t " · ap . 1"07"•-· · 11uu:u ., .. ,,,,. .. ,,11. .... • ... 1·-SCiineft tr ~ prn, :-~,_.i: 1 .cu..-_... lunches, any age. FV. 5M-1846or534-2164 :e?~se~tsho:U~h: ~=:iesman f/C BOOKKEEPER :i~.&~lhi~~ ~e~~~e erlnntN.B.644-1700. 1~11
TIME FOR 988-~ANT CARE G~. ~~j·J,rd= :o~. ~~;e4 r.1 i~~ wanted. Some exp~ Full Outatanding bulkier wantJ b):g, 5582 McFadden, H.B. preferred. ~::O:= 1r:~~ ~; "'UICK CASH T"1d betwn 4, 30 • g PM. tune, 44 hr week, Ap Dan '°"',tat.:_~ ~t ~~ .. al. ~ my -. -kda>• T Blrth to 7 mo. f!'l', tx· Est. 531-6377, 1'-6904. cir Poat, Wealtns Cam Store .,..,,..,.. .... ~ uaicu. cosr A(XX)UNTANT U 3CMi cau THROUGH A acttnc. g.:14 hn daily. $50 FATHER & SONS, lnle Attractive allm &Iris to South eoa.t Plaza. COO. Fee Paid/Also i'.ee Jobi. INTIR. 'DECORATORS Responatble fur complele : p!n. 844.SIS4.-
wkly I: up. 962-6265. W'Clrll:. truh, yard &: gar. demonstrate new food prod Mesa. Salary to $900. Call Helen Exper. Wanted to share in COit =:r:;nt of billl DAILY PltOT Carplft..,. clean-up. Free ••!. 1142-8182 In mktl. Own trans. Pit S50 CHhlon·Cer Wo1h Hayea, 54CMl055, ~ operation ol oontemporuy of rna u well u
WANT AD SKIPLOADERAdwnptrucl< avgperwtc.Cn4l673-6663. *-* PalOflllclAaency,7190 • ""'1e fllmllhlnp ohow audttln(adualuaap•
All !;Ype or ~t. work. Concrete, uphalt ASSISTANT The at e r bor Blvd., CM. ~a.\tact Mrs. Boileau, ooeta of cur products. 642·5678 LarKe A 1 oaw!ng, breaking. -mo. manager. """be over 21. Carpenter, axpor. FEMALE telepbooen for ad· 1: ~ Depff '1/or -1-,=::::;;;;;;;;;;=:.!;==;;5!6-1548;;;;;;;;==~1 1 .-~i!~~~~~~~t=----1 clean cut Prior experience CARPENTER APPRt:NT!CE v-.....,.,uon. bn ID ., ..,. ,.. experience rtqlllredAPPT. I, HoUMCIHnlng pref'd, but not req'd. Apply Yantes Conrtr. 499-4337 am-3 pm, or 3 poi.a pm. ,.... +• ....., ' ~.cf'°S:--1393 ·
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Floors windows, walls, car· 3410 s. Bristol Costa Mesa . I...,aguna Bea.di... :Roman for not nee. We wW tram: Call· Sl»1CESll\,YM-..; ~U\,>'.Aw:BO~•~u.
pell ., ~ .... 1 Yro. ~a. ' light ~ & care i. ... trom -·· ol!lce 'W1J MUn' have experience in a ·~ AUTOMOTIVE ot 3 1chool qe dilldren. ·~ -' model lhot> ,.,11r. 1be rlalot -.. 646-252T. LESMA Frl 315 3rd St. HB. &llto .. FU PAID be -·~..., !IJll Lit • Dvtch Min SA N fin. 1:»5'30 Mon. thru · call ~ 111n. Wml fur man will ._....~,-Need dynamic, aggressive during IChool )'t:!&r. 9:31). ....... , .. _ ttme on t:l'OtOtYPe
Clei•n Your C•rn.iat1 N-.. car Salesman to Join 5:30 SUmmer months. Car -.... ' Elec. Sa1el Er"1' to•~ ment. Diy lhltt" onty. B
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will be satiafted, 5.17·1508. Iazirest FOJ'd Dealerships. Salary open, Cal -01'3l. -·--..i:-. E •-• to ,A;;"";;;;:.·•-;8,;;.A;;.;;;;;u;;;;;---·I Attractive retirement plan, bdween 10..lL Ask for Jo-Previous ~ •-T exper. l!!lW _.. Y -MER
Dedlc•ted Cltanlng dmlo. J>!an. tnsurance plan. Ann Redick. req'd. Fiberjlai exper. Exec.~ to= ~MINO• * WE DO EVER~HING * Apply In penon to Don CLERICAL "°'"{ft. bill not ~ =~ ~ -llolplWJty ~u
n.i.. ,..,... est. 646-28.19 Ci-ivierT.HEODORE GEN'L OFC CLERK ~'bn, i:""'cGreoor Yacht n.cepua.n'I Ole to $5!tl To Call LOCALLY on -
XI.NT Houteclean!ng Bookkeeping traltrlnr, i100d Colp, 1631 Plaoentla. CM. Ooll1tw Oerk to $5!1) raldent wnlllel ~
By Day. Own TraMportatlon ROBINS FORD cyptng & ID kry adCltnc IU:MAN fur...,.<( Com· a.rtt Typllt to $SClO Jllftl • clvlc lnlo. Good pay
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-131.500 w/$11,500.., chines on -Uoa plus ex· CLEANING SERVICES. AUTO Manut. Co,. -Irie., 15(11 E. Kllt>w 10 sec!lc ldu • ~~ ~r!""no,..~s 541--.. 4647 'Mo<Arthur 111..t. Alao VIC oom cir Cal. Cly. tru. Trade lor •rvkal>lo * -* ~ * Wamer~.A. Equal 0J>I>or-kr1llbon. Spaab Spant1b. 'JERiu•WiJl'ITEllOii'E NEED lndlYldualtl WIG-Newport 8oKh
trt·Jlb, 11111 aru. 642-1319. 12.so .., how'. 6 hn. wm train &lrl wlt1'ext•ns1ve ~· ~ , ~·-. . ._ ruu.., Part -dlUw<y Sult1i DI 6Q.1471 ~-vol $25,000 85' !mt&•· Want aorto or ':C.m EXP. HOUSEC!.EANING Conlroct DMV Girl .!.":'!.t>lCAL ~".'.""b ~·~··• 90 m4CllL 488 E. t'flh tat lntml Cll jpandbw~~u~-~cbe··~"~m.~_.leo~l~~~'P;~~!:'.~,i~Eq\lali!°"~~lll"!.~~~l
ZI AalES above Orde-R· 1211 Ac. .,.... IJl'OVO ready mlntmwn. 1!3-2ll1J. _...._ bacltpound. w.p.rn., no -· >tO •• help, lor -._ ..... u••· ROMAN llEsrAURANT
WU., 8.D. County. Trade forc:ondolormobtlebome Jan1torl1I Job.requlresapenonpa.lns-Wffk. $450. +. Call motlon. Yoqr OW'nfs• "'5• ~ 4W New.... DIUl'llJW~&»olJ.c&tlollla:·
*>r ara..,. Cou"ty IDOOme parl<. Excbal>p fur Jmprov. takin& about d e ta I l , 6*-1194. Newport area. tnnaporll.-Ahow 'reI roN10ll -· JD.IS. Tvllllt tor~ llall ltelp. male ~n.~ e'::000
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onlta. flUJMISI clay>. 548-8618 Oii 5IM8UI PAINTING & Paportnc, ill SAWMAN around man. 'M:i Beoch Cleirieoto. ll<Ol'ldad. 1!'e - -$11) w. Bay St., Cll lllJ. l!JI ~
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& I' 710 Help w ........ M & I' 7111Help Wen!M, M & I' 710 O.rtr Sele •12 MllHllaneous 111 Mlscollan...,a .. 111 J LIMt, l T!mH, $2.00 ~ aS4 '-=':s=='E=-=c~R~E~T~A::;R;:.l:.:E~S::.:::..:._ ---· -·~;.;;E;-----lPatl>' .Gann -Antique * . AUCTION * s:~ ·~~ 1~::'t::i n.urrY ...... bl. .. h I ~~'i:'.:Z~~~ =
: .NOW HIRING ~ ~"":.,.;:'~ FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. VIV VM Cl!Tler -o x. w/bl flt.._ male coekapoo Wo'dn.,day-April 11th, relarlal i::ltlolll open with &rOWblf 8'· O. 8. INDUSTRIES rodl. .... -. lloatntha! MARCH 2J ll»-l11115. ~~ -"°""'· !J&.«19:1 Ullpn1. Opon to all dop
tural ade !IBSoclalion mo~ IO l'ULL TIMI Cl')'lta1 l\tmblon, mile. kll· lladloo, s..w... ,.,.,,_ Milcollanoous "BARN>;¥" P&rl Doxie """ '""'· ,,_ ~.gti Ct.U:t~w..rt area 900ll•altu. 50 ~ Mo ;:ir~~ = .!.i.~ = ~j ,i;o~·;:i..:.:= . Want~ 820 male, I< "'°' old. L ~~~ ~J',,"j""11"°~"'~"'Eeo.°"S-k-.,.°"~"'r m-a1":•""1~
• · Ltadmen..Supervlsor1 &ale p.rie9; dnrllet, cock-Stereo. Orli: coet $900, Ru-WANT E 0 &vtral lUle() aocxl ra.mll y & · k•n1ale. 54~1 atwr 5:30 I 1 · r•ecutive Secretary g ,. up S•I•~ ta11 pant ""'"· P"''""· ......-Phuco TV eom-o,., .... , .,. .. • hlnd·m•"" -111 s. · ,,., I
; U • 1 lhoea, complete drum tel, bination, both late modalJ. tap1•str1l·s. CaU e v t' s , 5 LITl'l.E r!rlt .!..~.~ r 1 U-IASA Apao male, AKC. po<IUon demand• a mature 1>0non with Second shl!t work. No experience necessary. llko _, -. !M dupU-ea.en 6 pie« """°""' 6+1·'326. lh,,..nl ''""'' ··~ a lovable, 10 mo. old, reddlah
lence ln,tha duUea of a good executive 'l'rlllnlni provided, U accepted. ~.~'°"~ourl,.,_-~~:;1 set. 1:15 yr old Grand pluo, PAY 5 10 io?i .,0,. lhnn,. homt. 110ld. ,;.c, to aood homo. I
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ally In CalU, & Ariz. Thia ls a career 10 A.M.-5 P.M. p.m., .1 p~tr:·m. G WINDY'S AUCTION WANT lo bnu l6 "'' comfo11ublo•. p1oe"':l·~·.J~~(; ... ~p~I~ I wlUl excellent benefits and a salary corn-Avt:. Ttl"ffl, ~mentt. . 11.qu-.rtum or..., la r • .,; . • 64S....l.lJ6 •
•naurate with the ablU"·· de-·---· Help Wenlecl, M",. 71g MOVING SALE: "" La '-·· -I " I ~,--'"'· $15. ;!!l-<1'16. " woo WIWUW.. J ·-Vlltl Dr., Lacuna Beach COME BROWSE AROUND 962-05? •or ~12. ON+' r:ir 0 tJ nulie b &.Ck & GIANT Slandfl.rd Poodle. S tarle T I t R. pt1on1'st SHIPPING-REC. JI"'-J (oil Park+Marnnlla), Sat. :JOIS\I N,.,,.... Blvd. WANTED """ good 1aU~ote 1'" i'1. One ""' old ~l•le 1 '" olrt. moo>. No ' acre s, JP s s, ece Ex.per, ooJ.y .. Small manuf. .... I ""' !/M only. ).pc Fr . .Prov. Behlnd Tony's Bid.((. MaU'•· door for Hillman }{Ulky s~. _male abephcrd. 642-.8216_. -""""!'~. s~. 847.'t•Jll.
er posJtloru open for aecretarlel, good Grow wl us, Good pay. . lilac aectlonal, pint A white Costa MN& • ..,,.. Ca.IJ 5.(5-..(1623 or 5"-4·178. ONE year old male blac k HorNt 156 t ti, and one receptionlst to handle phone Nwpt Bcb. 6'2-3472 brealdut tel, plantJ, toe SfEREO: 1973 Garr a rd \\'JU. .rent or bu¥ exercycle o.nd beuu1u111 cat. -.... ____ ., ·-
fem with some typing. Statl1tlcal Typist Appllancn ~ =.· rum=· 1t1c;r~ ~tbl:~em~/~ ~1~~~metN". m-66l6 ~ft • &12-Cl6 * ;,ui~~~~1l,d ~i ;:d~rd
..Lt $f1'5-$52':i Per mo. 3 Girl ofc. 30'' TAPPAN elect. ranp Pf.int, drum of dllhwaahtng receiver, .f. air suapenlion l hoJV w/brldle $100. wm ·~rµs is a brand new office building, designed Ne.r N.B. clty hall. sn.3551 w/Base, $1'5. 13 cu tt GE com~, many , oddt • ipeaker IY•te.ms, tape deck * * WANTED: Mono anip '-ts tnd Suppllts sell all ror $600. C&ll oavtd, fP. comfort, plenty of free parking, reaao,n. STOCK·l&le1 gir1. exp prefer-refril". STS. Kenmore auto ech. MaJc:e oft•r' on m01t plu.a: ln jacks. Brand new In ~a~: =· 30, «I or 50 . 675-T.'6.i alt;,. a e distance from pUblic transportaUon. red. Receiving, 1 e w ln r , wuber, '811 than 2 Yt 9ld. ilema. ·box, wu left unclaimed. Jl.cE'°'G"'."Q'°"u"a"'.,"er"""horae--.-::8-,.,~1
J t1cketfn&, sa.lff. J $150. 673-m, a 7 3-813 2, NEJGHBO~OOO ~U.thon. Or!g:lnally USO, now $125, or Musical Instruments 122 Pets, General ISO i.."Ell., & l~ Ai·ab Geld. 3 yr. Good health iru:urance. 35--hour week. Com~ 6~ 67S-0290 Thurt noon lhru. l\t.t Furn •mall pymnta. 893-0501. Tack -'d. 9 .... ,......., Nancy.
Ve s a e1. TAPE IQ:Jp u.le• pl. WUI KENMORE deluxe pro. pa, _,,,,,, c 0 0 s, SEARS Coldrpot, door to GuHarllti. Anllque Ftndrr HELP ! ~Jtl al rl lam ,;:_,, 1 't h ' FOR A 1 p J r I n &' B luP1 ..... , 1;r.D'llJV ---·· ---train. :ror appl. 64~7152, 8 sramable wuber and eJec. hlewares, bookt1 painta, door, bronte, 9 mos. old. ......1 ,_ u ve will be about May 1. Company sup-·to 4. tronic 1en10r pa: dryer. trl.nRe, avoo homes wlp, $715. Garden umbrella, 9 ,., ecalltcr, ......, or 0 er. Please notify us in11nt'diately I JI~ I
lies transportation to L.A. in meanUme. i..e.1 than 2 yrs old, uaed by tabr1c, plaqut!f la n •. mos. old, m. 3 new Stendli 548-l348. 1r you SCl' a big black & ..,::-~
TOOL, Olli & couple. Colt $500': 11ell $250. deooupqe prlnt1, crafts bar _chairs !Bentwood / $115. Office Furniture/ 11·h MC' long.haired n111Jc .
d resume to: E . P. Parsley Western MOLD MAKER 19311 Ely, Irvtne. 833-1946. material.I, luaqe rack for Pareon'1 black dinlna table, Eauip. 824 neutered cat. ~e's got bii ';mmmmm~:.~1 owers Assoc1atlon'9008091 Wilshire Boule-MG, apeedomelen . Mutt M"xM"' $50. Seart rotary .J. grt>en eyt•s & i.s ~ry ilow· I COPPER.TONE We11t1na· aell all. DJS Pennlnrton, HB lawnmower, new, S 6 5. DESK, 3'x5, walnut; ottlCiJ moving. Pos11lbly Injured. Boats, General 900 vard, Lbs Angele& 10; Or phone (213} Small electronics tirm need1 house refr1& w!tretzer, good off Atlanta A: SUrWde. 499-3008. tyr.ie. ,_1rg. Alina Co. Center "Euphrates" Js 5 years old .. ------1
SSJ.8414 for fJlterview. , , "" < :"t. experienced man With ablll· cop ::id· $110, 5.f.,S.0510 bet 2:30 MUST 1ell Sear'• chain link MEDrITERANEAN 1 tY 1 e drawer locks all. Good con· & II'<' raised him fro1n a Boats, M1lnt./
H ~W t-.1 M • F 710 H ( W t-"" M. & , 7J'O ty to dealan molds or dlH ~~NO APPLIANCES fence, 6~', includlnl: gate 11: am e table w / 4 dltlon. $100. 64.UW. kitten.
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• ~ en n, .. -~· e. •n "' ' from detail part drawinp, ~w:, ... v . , & all hardware $40. Curved hla'h-baeked chain. Xlnt TWO 6' grey steel de:tks w/ ton & runge Ave. on 1'1UI ---•• -· ..... _ -t.1•~, Secretary, p/t $650 Dellvered -ruar. Dunlap·•, pool slide 9•, fr5. CCtor TV condition. Prloe $250. Solid side tablea, $85. &: $lOO. S1rect stnce r.1 on day. * CAL 10 OWNERS * ~Gnntl Coun. Trnee Hrs. 12-2, Good skills STACO, INC. 1815 'Newport. CM ~7780 stereo 6~' workl aood. nice brau tirepla1..-e set, $1S. Call Steel side chair & dellk 548·0tH9 or 642-8381. ~~amlly Special This Month u >1\1 are aureulve en-Fee Paid. Alao Fee Jobi Avocado w&h & dry $U9. cabinet, a •teal at ll45. Lots 545-31.J? lift. 5 PM &. all day chain $7. A Sl5 .. 492·7127. grieving. Haul·1Crul>-p&lnt bottom J!5
th Uc & want to West:cllff 1139 Beker Strut Over b W&.lbeiia. dr)itn, of other furniture. Call Sat & Sun. EXEC dell.,, 6' /8' $105-140 C1t1 852 Paclflc Tidea Marlne
• MONEY Pel"IOl'lnd Aa:eney Co1ta Mesi rtffil trom $39.95 545-mC !57-6447 aft 7 pm dally. See WANTED Oeaka $20-85. Drlta: deaks, 227 20th St., on tbe bay, • VANCE ON YOUR l~l E. Edlnaer, S.A. 549-»41 LATE model wuher and at lll4 Auattn, Colt.a !.teaa exc rwvl chr U.38 642·3408 PERSIAN stud aervice, red NC\\'J)Ort Beach m-t540
!Made m Ca11erJ dryer, aood coodlllon ~. on Sal. or Sun. N 3M C I ..,257 malo. Approved. I; 0 · BOATS CL E AN ED .\ RK Wl'nt PEOPLE SC-$836 each. ~. GARAGE Sale, Moving to Snow chain tire1 TO RENT. ew OP}" ,v Mtr9965. inspected 35 cants per foot.
1 train )'OU for a posl· e Sec'y•, many to $90(I F..qual Oppor. EmpJoyer $80 1 YR. . · del A in. apt. Round plcnlc ttll, 4 G00-1.f. series, 8" wlde. $200. t ~ 144-4844 MS-1255
our Irvine o~ In • Bookkeepers S600 TYPISTS .. Dtdtaphone, 60 ital!. Late~ all eycle ~~la~~~ i;: d~ (Sun. 2.5-AprU 1). SCS-7881. Pl•noe/Ora1n1 826 Dogs 854 Bo•l•/i\,arint 5~~~val~tate~e:!i • E11erow/Sec'y $550 w.p.m. Hi&h school dJpJorna Kenmore waaber. 636-28«1. !tn~ corld. Blk/i'Old 48'" md ANTIQUE Fre'nch ito\1e 10 ORGAN HOBBY • DAL?tlATIAN PuPI, AKC* Equip. 904 ;;'J;i:,.., for local, na-* 100°/o FREE * req'd. Xlnt frl• .. benefit. & • DISHWASHERS, .....-. ONntal C<l(f.. Ible, Top m.e~'d•i:' po';/.;"' ,~::~ Maleo, femal<~. Pel-lllOW -·--··-····--
tlopll 4 international com-Llz Reindd-'a Alency working conds. Apply in dryen, reblt, IU&l'D A needl reftn, SacrU. Tool.a, Uprt&ht blk ~ht Iron • Champ. stock. Reas. 846-5n7 WANT '72, '73 M c r c or
patau. Call Pat Beran, em Campus Or person, 8:90-9:!0 am, Safeco dt1v'd. 839-16)); M&-5218. Mi.c 295.1 Royal Palm Dr chalrt.) 592-3233 Don't buy any r .,an until SCHNAUZ1'..'R • AKC, chatn.· Evinrude -40 -50 wfth ~ec
SU-.27oo, Denni• i: DeMll ~2118 Newport.Beach Insurance Co:, l75 70 Building Materl•l1 I06 CM.~. ' ALMOST new 2 -th old you. can play! Non-pi~_J'~ plon aired, wpel· penonall· atart, tor •le '67 Evlnrudt !l A&'ency ot lntlne, Brook:hurat, F o untaln EASTBLUFF GAR.AGE ~""" welcometoittmifreewuni: ty. Avn.U. for stud. 61M002.1 40 w/elec atart, runa IQOd,
chef.,n o.. AJIO SECRETARY Valley. l!:quol Op-11> e SURPLUS BUILDING SALE-Fri., Sal " Sun. lOam '' x 8' Deluxe Gem Top ahopa. >'ot lntonnallon 6'2-M!IO
San ,Joie, Lona; Secft!lary w/front otftce ap.. Employer. MATERIAL • l(X))'1 of NEW to 5pm Comm.unity Silver Campe\' lbell, for plck·up. C.Ontact: Tom Dieterich, SILKY T_:rrlers AKC: Male ~JO°"HN=so=N"6h=p"'OUt=board="°"....,.°"
BetdJ,. Torrance, Sant a peara.nce, per 1 ona I l t y, TYPIST·Recept. tor smtll ITEMS! Doon, lumber, ply. plate Rrv. for 8+ e'xtru, ~;-t J3~~crlficina 642·2851 Slff •7 Fm $l75 ,M~2'l. tor, never used. Injured
An&-;Anahetm, San Dleao ' public contact It aeneral of. manu!. firm. Over ~-30. WOod, alum lheetina, mold· boys SchwlM bike 26" 10 , ::;:: · Coast M&1ilc Service A er & Sun, 64 · back. Mu.I: Sell! $2!!0. ~twood Oaks. flee experience. N'eat Appecf.. Ir. eoodc"'&ilne Ing, windowt etc. IP girll 26" b1ke Ir. other PATCHWORK qWlta -com-Newport Blvd: ,t H'arbor RUSSIAN WoUhound Pa~ _548-<~~181~·---=--• EMPIRE . , llklll1 req'c. Tapmatic rp, BU1LDl!R54URPLUS Pxt1cs. 30« Carob, NB. pletely handmade -well Costa Meu. $200ood. Sacrlti~ _ _,!o
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r f75 to 80 HP Mercury OB ens E I MANAGEMENT CORP. 1851 Kefteri.na; St., Irvine. 2408 So. Main St. S.A. BEDROOM aet chfft book· kn ° w n Pattern 1 ' I homi:;.. 54!TV'I ' w/controla A 2 tankt, f100 ff fttJ netr 9?9-a.. , . Mon thni Sat fo:5 ate chairs 'womab bl· Re a son a b 1 e y priced. MARCH MARCHES IN • and COCK·A·POO PUPPIES or beat offer. 5e-02.t6
H evel posltlon. Aero N. 8., -WAITRESS-nt: MS-1032 ~cl!, whltt' wicker furn, 494-2264. so does Walllcha with an Adorable Poodle Shop
• Computer or Dial· BJ3.871) Needed FUmlture 110 antique1 It rnllc. Sat a. Bun CHAGALL Utho $ .f. 5. , :!l~~-tnvtfs!:t?"· ~~'. 642-4818 daya 551-3796 eve ~~ :f1.A~~4' 1las1 bl1· ~ · ~ll'OUDcl. ~ SECRETARY ApPlY Jn PeNon 9-5 tn7 Port Manlelgh Plcauo Etchlnr $75., Brad· floor samples many other1 8 W~k old Basset Hound 541J..1761 ~ •tfP>us eo~x-For Newport Beach Ad LOVE'S BBQ ANTIQUE wht Fr. Provtn· ai:c, N.B. Harbor View bury oil $175., Dall Lltho at dff,PlY. d~ted prices. pupplew, brown & white Ir. . ' Ni°wf.o·rt'.! . Aaency. All "'llil lncludJn& 30l6 BrlllDl St, clal d..rc. lhell $55. Giant Homes. 1185.. Others. Pvt J>tll. w 1llichs' Music City lrlcolored. ~c. 962-3139. Nead a "Pod"t Ploce an ad! ' · ahol1hand. Sharp looko, long Coot& Mna . bru1 candJOltk:k 185, Glu-SINGLE bed, lxmk badJI, ,:5J0."595"""===----..,.-.pnonnel At•~~ hours, KOOd. 1*1· WANTED! Carpenter t 0 ed plan~1-~ 3' hi, mattreues, brand.new PLAYHOUSES -custom South Coaat Plaza M0-2830
DoVer Dr., N. • Send Raumt: build deck tor 56• Sall Bott. pi. Mau:runa: ctn. $.10 ea. Kirlcb bedlptead <Queen) deai&na er standard plan.I. WURLITZER Chord Ota;an, 64i.J870 Claaailled Ad no. 62.f. Wrtte Clasattied Ad No. 884, Old China kltus c:arvina 5xl' Lots of other thinp, too! A · Frame • cutle -etc. model 4022-D, 1971. Only
SaJg,· Cost ~~o~~ 9'l626 ~! ::·. ~?91:. mi, ~~i!~ ~:u~ ~~& ~U&.K.B., nr ~~tailed. 675-6712 or ~1;:1t ~ ~~e;'!~~t ~can you use $40. TO a esa, • WAITRESS gallery, ea. Fr. coffee GARAGE tale 3-24 & 25 9 COLDSPOT chest &eeter, PRIVATE party wants to
ER WK. WORKING Wanted for 7 to 3 lh1tt. Pre-~pllery, $85 lampt. tnl 5, mattreu le 1imn., 275 lbl, $100. Stgnature buy P 111. no for cash.
TIMET No ex-Secretary J-~r 25 or over • be.by accea, bed spreads, room heater, $50: Both ln &2278.
necftaaey, MaJor ****CdMll<tllYAOon· JAMAICA INN ·WHITE full-olRd eaJtOpy elec ruon etc. 24092 "'lY aood cond. Pb :S. "'"'w""l"--,M"'e-ch-:-oln-e-1--:::121.:, co~e"f products co. WW struction ComDfJl.Y Meka bed, firm mattreu, sprtnp, Brooldleld, i.ke Forest. 646-8l67. "• ~ you. Call Mrs. )<JUll( lo<Q> Willi Wlatod-t>" COFFEE SHOP matchq .,.,..., u I 5 . 58&-6271. """""e°'e1"'i.o."."."""'B""•y,,.,C°'lu"'b,--SINGER, model N1> 5().1 ·--
JlfoJti<>n, 5'5-35IB. perlen<\e tn '.llcit>!!P.ePlng, 2I01E. CoaltHwy.,CdM Octagonal, waltjut game MOVING to om.u.. ho""' FA:MILY M•mbenblp $!ll00. Cont0l-All faa._. Xlnl For an od Ill Woman'• WOThl
i!LES W-•N -Illa!& aloi ~ '" AllP'l+ In ·-' ~~QA """"1>1t•"""4 up DOtlb. Evel'Y1hbta muat PO Box 75!!69 Sanlord Sta· cond. $ISO. Call:~ Call Mary Both-642-5671, ut, 330 ~ , ap<n. 00 -Mr< Welton' • "'. WAIT81JS --· ••• n-1 • • ao by Sat. 3/:K; ~I table, tlon, I.Do Angel.,, 90015; F Fu~~i:;. XJn t sM.IOll tor •f>lll. 410 ~pm. Exi>tr. J.111111>o "'" 21.,Ap. ~ ~ i~~~eJ.!.I .elec. tra1n1, walnut couee VACUUM Hoover uprlabJ T~ti~O:'°• HI 1• 836 Take Two To Go! Cuddly TwOIOlllt • c»m· ply ln penon, Surt A 8.lraolrt h 145. s*t a. S ONLt tbl., clde by 1111de refrl. $19 50 Good TV b/w 18" 1 nta. lntment . SECRETARY, J)oo~. 59~ W •. Coalt Hwy, N.B. ' ~ . • un • Ctroat-tree) Much more %m' portable $42.50 Xlnt Bllael 1973 ZENITH & RCA '!Va & ~ t~~t. 30 ~~ayio:n ~:1 ~ WAITRESSOd ,lbr graveyard 8~ A lovetnt,1 ·s• m GoldeGAn RAGC!rcleE, NBSA. 6'6.Ll!13SG. aweeper $6.liO. 552r® itereoav"'··'moc1prteo<d1., .~ tnclear,~~kA11 ) ( .7072 .;i._,~ te80Ul'Ceful rUi Varit!d & sllllt. le a Reataurant, tutted b&ck Pine dln1na tb1 TRADITIONAL wed d ln,1 .,... '"' wi.; "" .QJEPH MAONIN lnl<•e•~ ~ so 11 d 1400 W. ~ HI•>., ?lB· w/2 1eavot; SbaJtu own Loto ol e).oth .. ; -.. Re-gown. Size 12 • worn once. on dlapJay al o:.y Coon'
• Opper. Em r bookkeepln& 6 ~te typ. Apply btwn. 8 i: 9 P·llk ' 4 aide .l 2 ann, BarTel 1aznt dlnef chair, bed, IUrfbaard Alao 0.tbedral lenath veil. ty'1 ~t dealer. ~plc-
AN ted full ing essei:rtW.1 elf! otttce In WAJTR!:SSES .. FOOtf A tbl Ma,pJe'lwn led:a, Maple A Mby fumlture + much ~3638. -.c.& ture tu , 1 Yl' pa . A ~e eornmi'::h On 1 y Irv1M , area. SaWy open. Cocktail exper. ool1. ~d'• .chHt_ Trunk, colfee tbl 11 ~ ~t ~ .r· io..:s, 138 WOMAN'S Mtfdlll2 rtng 11et. :ror:n,w-:8'it>-~~~~ =, tx pret Apply Call 833-9603. Blue ~t. 6'J3..990C. , end t~ Girl.I SchW1nn 28" • • • . Like qew ~r used . ABC col TV 1 9 of 6 U~ 78 Harbor al SEX:liTAR~ I WAITREllS,' ._,., Ari(,"ln -·' MOVIN~. ale. Dining While fld: U-.. ttlna. Brooldwro or Ha 968-3321
Sal11& AM. DYNAMIC DUO' pel'IOll, .'63S W, • MEDl'ITERANEAN o t y le l:;_ Loll •pa~~ ":.1'f 175. 96 33!7 alt. 6 pm. or 9021 \,ia;,i., H . B '. ~OMAN MATURE You A: )'OUl' excellerit t:YPina NB bltwn 3 & 4 pm. . p.riie table-w/4 ~-317 RomotDOAPt.ce cM POWER mower front throw 962--5559.
F tne needett I.or ' skills 1n the front olOCt! cit W~~o_1._. llharp1 vi clolt, ed ~ Xlnt coodltlon. 6.f.S...t95Q or~ ' real anapper al" 3~. hp ,;BT°'E"RE~a"°,"'o.~lux-e"'lm=,...a~ar-
lry a.a.lea Exper p rd a loc.al brokena:e flnn'1 enlZUlllUllc, d Price .,_., Solid bn.u metal catcher, new con-'rant. Q'lte Ml sJze,l[)'lllo..o nece.i. 114+-2'94. 11ua1e.t dept. SaJaey open. &l,:!1..~ thru ro. • '. ~~1 •• Kt. 115.6 ... Colld GARAGE ~ FR!" -~-~! dltlon. ~. · cllMaer. Ten aen a1r Cl.ll u-. :Petersen, 6",1890, w I I. aumm.r. Call ~ au. 5PM .,.. ay ~3 Basset ""'b c._.'6"'6 TWIN t b d k> .pkn 200 , It SALES LADY .. ,.... for appl 6'15-781i 0.,. Sat le SWl table-<lreller1 _baby items, eenage e rooms suapens n llll'X, wa
Experience SECRET~Y, -id typing 642-4083. Arrythin& r~, MdVING. Must sell bea\1t. xlnt. cond, rum, & lots ot functional groupings, Hi-Fl, :;{'peFMJ::k.~=& • The Show-Of!, aldJla req d. At leut 10 Balboa loland. ..-.· b 1 6 blacl< la mile l10 Acacia Ave CdM Rup, PalnlinP, Divld"'
n laland. w.p.m. Sh not req'd; die> • ~ ·&~ X~ twn :,, ~GE Sale Sat I:~ 9-6. Screen etc. rail. 962--8556. auar. Wu Jett unclalmed.
SA!<&SPEOPLE 2, to talk taphone uaed. 2 Man Ole. , WE N-YOlf!• 'Spanlah .Jll lhelvea IS" 3415 Sall Martno Cir. O>tta Wll&JN l\lchY tennl1 rocket Originally over $151l. Now !~t the moot ruck>UJ Al1'pOtt -· m.'93(), -' nu hiahboy, 42'· """"' -.. _ MovJnr, ~ $lfl. Schwinn nett 211 Jn. 132, $110. or omall pymnta. ~.d odlty, URE SERVICE Station Sal"""': 1able. ~2831.-!urnltun, dftdna ,nn oet, =~ sJ=."~· ·:;'1:·TV S.l.,/Serv:
Ollly. ~ll/.':i.:::: ~~:ti.~~ DUNCANJ>l!YFE..4hlflta':m ""*'· •·• l6' BELLYBOARO --.Int cone! 1315LoJlanAve. CootaM ... no. Part Urne OK.' ~f d. Full or p/tlme. >.p. T111e Assembltr1" se4 8 chall'I. chino. !'llblntt, MARINE \)""• _., un,...akab1" ' box $ l S : tonnerty Meoa NOl'tl> eent.r
q.a/16 pm 114+-71•9 ply Shel! Sta n, 11th i Ci.rfcs =denu .. 1887 pwnp orpi>, aaftboat, 8 <flnilhy, llrl<hon, Motorl?.cle hclme4 perfect e Repair All Makel ' v•--tro 1. Irvine N,B . -t' worka well. 835-DIO, ext 293 chain, m I 1 c hardware. cond 81.,1189 e U•ad TV'• F-Sale • Stereo -~ n cs ' ' ' 1 • • 5 T I days, wk·ndAI 9'J9..0283 Weekend 9 to 3. 1583 Mon· · ...-.i. ' "• : Ex.per. i yrs · mtn. SER.VICE Stauon Attendanbl r, yp ltl INING = •·bl with full rovl:a co.ta Mesa. CARVED atatuei fr 0 m CSl:A Member • reUabl1, tfloor aeWna. Full or (2) Exp tune-1,1p~ Ume •_,--a....!-t D 'vum ·'--e • aroutld the world, 2-3' ft. Orange Co. since 1961. Laf.a>'<tle Stott El hrl 39lS Eut :'Hwy, i:tK,...._1el ' upholltmd chain, m&1>I• GARAGE 6 lndOOr "8l•. Jtlah. ft< • Old "' ..... Open 6 d.,., 9 to $. !"I'~. '-~J.21D. CdM. I J • Acent Clerks .... cart. Sat • SUn. l06 Furn, klnl-A lull badJI, etc. clilna ;;;;;,, u-sS'.'~' 1 B1ck s. C1I Baker 5411-6002
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' ' · Temporary 8arvice ...., ompa, end tablet, stand, IOla, balr deyor, apea~er•, X)pl cond. ~':E Sta~~et~ 3$t8 Campus I>r., atfte mi mltc. C7S-058'7 blender, eottee table I: POOL Table, 7x4, 1 pc Ila~ MMU& aft •:30 pm -...--need, 897l '-A~..!.: Newport Bttcb 548-4741 21 .... Colot TV Spanlah IOf.I mile. 968-5598 • too, auto ball retum, can be CRUNDCG Studio 200) Hi-!'\
Older man Ok. .._.""', F.quil Oppor, Employer ' maple cottef I: occ table: MOVING -Eve:Ythina: Goe11 colh operated. Accel• lncld. QuacJruouic, brand new In
Hunt. Baach. tet wrouaftt bl·beck c:bn A Gr.at Val.,.., Mar. U.2!!, $250. 67H17l. fact cartqi>. l'l50 retail s:~c:;, s~i:.,-.'71.:: Etqier. w~ m Salary othtr act:eA, l!G-3534, 10-4 P,M. lml Clf\lar 'll<e, R~,~~;"b\J. 50 Syda, ib'I'• Sacrtf. 1'95: 962-M.13. She'll love to llllll lde Into
,_A Wkr'1o. App!Y Atoll + bonus. ltln...,.: 1800 SOFA, r:.,..n. aood COJ!d.· l'tvlnt, Univ. Pk. ·-•·., b \i., ~ WEBCO .. ttcontalne<I "'"'° thla ,Ptetty coat arwtcap.'
ttatlon at 17th A tmne, CM Edinier Ave H.B. rnart>le top cotfte fbi: ANTIQUES, f\U"L, lam[>I, ~ cottee ta ' ' 1' reel to ~ tape rec:brder Smart !or achool, travel
1 YOUNG ho • Mwl 1"' 41l121''. tiotb bar 1 a In I • pl lal!I' ~· patio • Xlnt. rond. $50. 61"'1083. liv ..rf' 'fff'. _. oprln&l Crochet coot lnlm SHIPPING. & tlm for "tnta1 .i.:"" Call -· . chain. 11116 ll:, B&lbo& Blvd., POOL Tab!" WHOLESALE lll""i"" lll"'I-neck down o( .,_ed In 2 p/nme 1~· * * *, 901".\ • .... ~. N.B. Alao mattntaee~ "'taboda <l
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-· ' '' ' ,..._, Sa lam po. 1141·3338· -l S rt~ i:,·-~-Pa never uoed, both <or $161), GARAGE Balo all <lay t A • ,,.. to You 9'lrt4reu plua c~ ~ on • .,. .,.,.,.~t. t-RECCIVING CLERK, UIU&llf -., 96M9IO Sun. Dbl ~. vontty, other ROYAL TYPEWRITER '1lllt.r ,_ n..,eat wt:/. to tem 11l121 .,. 2-ll lnclotlad • I.I j ]je...} 13, RUS'l' to1*:1 curved MC-tum. Loedt ot odd• a end• Good condition. C1eMI 1 ·m prt and ~ UWl:MTY·nvm CENTS lltli•1•1 V tional, v~ co,ndL 325 Hamilton, Colt& Meu. $25. • 644-8581. 3 lin11, 2 Times, $2.00 tra;e 1 1° • ntft: 1 kl· for eaclt Plltl!!nr -add ~
Da.. -· · MUJt sell p•·Tio, ~,_ •---~·••, 411 QT"NT De1~r ~ady mer. Wh P rl~ qu c e cent• rot 1etch @.ttern for V rl -... ...... .. (_ _l~IUIU I ~ duo ln b wot, euycare All' Mau ancJ Spe(d&I Handl-a an DREXEL -oe I Crett, alley oet. 11th A 12111. Ahn'a and dy's. 11 .50. F/J<TASTJC boxer inale 11 Olonda to Ill and go. ~ Ing; otborwllt' thlrd .. lua Moclllnef' Anllq-800 chest, -. • nJabtatantL Nr. Paint, Fri, Sat, SW!. Small, 2 ft. 16· oo-m. moa. love• kld1. aO.d waJch •fi~.!'_\0<181 Pa8 tt10•"n 14 1.' dellvery~!'Ul . -lbtff
riot:: ~ , ._.. "".. S'I'ERLING 1tlver, ~nrose AA.. """--""'c ••uann :U.'I • , • • 91 wee'-~,...._, '""nd to • ,.;,:, SAN CLEM"""" •~ " ~-lfoutehold Good• 114 by Wallace, 12 place aet"••, ..,.. -~w. 18. Size U (bust 34) .,.,. -~. -
A leader In !lie mmt com• ANTIQUE SHowl'SALE· 2 BEDS, 1 ~· I""'""' !lli1·~ oiler 6 pm. -~ l YR old Al(C male Be!lile , 2 5/8 yard• 35-.lnob labrlc. ~il'tior~:-tll"..fi~
!Nltr 'ltldultry -la loOldna BAN ~·INN Wto<>jjht ""' table_ • 4 A1'11"1QUE walnut spool bed S lfl" tall. Needs Ip Yard to S~VEN'rl·FIV!l CENTS Dept b u3, Old a.1-
for aa ~ a )T) Marett. 1' " ZS cbe.irt, alao mllc. 8*-3845 f'5 plu1 matchln& tlmolt U ED BICYCLES run, a must. 80-849&. tor each pattern -add 25 statkin New York, N.Y.
Shlppl.Qs ~RtctMni atrtc. °'""'1 Ac.tmlUkin fJ.25 DANISH modern llv. rm. aet new bed 1Dtftd1, $15 tac. All 1)ptt * &l2-1272 FR.EE to aoocl home a "'°' centl for eacti ~tlern tor lOOU. Prtnt N•ftlil. ,~
You aJUll be alilio lO -'< IWIHELO~ \Vll11a to 11t1y $411,, mrtr. '80, Call alt. Wool hanO bl'alded niom BOYS! 5 1pd 20" Schwinn old fumiile 314 German Air M.U and Specl31 Hand!· Zip, ..... ,. 1' .......
overtfnle Abrfe=-old tuml(\11'&.' Utlque 6:30 pm,-.... Np, u:ceUe.nt condltton, blka. Vf!J:Y l'OOd cond. $35. Shep. puppy. &.n..8217. Ing; othe~ee third-clan NEEDLllCRAFr '12! ~Am:, °::in. 1or ; OrlOntal ai lndlai1 "'I· oicl * GOUl SOFA ? =r.:':'bl1o "':i" wt~ I j Pboae 8'+-1113. WANTED good home IOr =:ey or w:::.,.lalotSa.:r.: croctte1, ltnll. tic. FM
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County contp&rll' that --1-I · ' -Saturday 'A . Sund I y . R pupa. PILOT. 442, Pall•rn Do~t.. Bute I•-knDto, pa~ excetlEJt pay A boOdl(I. WANTED. Cull -tor HEAVY 3'15' ll>ple -M+-2111J. -eves. 1 YR. old male •lrlRed 'l'll<r %12 W"t 18th St.. New • -~
Early .menca.n uia 1110que table. En4 tabltl. lt:mps 21'iii" un1iMd forelt ireen BlCYa.ES cat. Ntutfred '•hot.I.~ York, N.Y. 10011. Pr!nt 1~::&~.00~ BOOll: _
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or Contact. B. Kroll<a Wr• brau .liilit $15 or Deaj cue, Ba1mn rad! IUD• boot oll<'r. Red lhlci! JUNIPER treet 8' lalJ $2). Co. 16'4 SuJ1fl10r Ave .. C.M, SEE • MORE Q u I ck Otinplele IANnt Gift -oiler~ ?'!!! .,,,_,, aol4 llocU, w/ 413 Bent SI., Lquna Bch, 64&-3231 ru1t1on1 ind choola one -mou thon lllll &1Jb • VDM A.efiifiilH' iCi2 MU!ll' eelll Phloh llrlt ..a llJt. Pl °" but (\tl)ltaJro), Local d<ly. PART lAb•ador female pup-t>att!rn free ffOfn our 11.00. =•..._ ____ ,., .. , --1 ooll & 1/1; llmulon ooll 844-1-ltEFRIQ. UC It. 1.lke..JJU, l>Y to Jlood oome. • SJJ~ita.Summer Catalog. AU Coo"•1•'1• Affltaa -
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HOUSE BOAT. !Win 250 llAl£Y DAYllSOlf · SCOUT VAN · WS£ A *Md!• '73 Rotary 1t '71 l'orsche 914 '69 VW •~:.".!:i'.T1;..,,"'",~ ~I· OUT • 1 I VS, aub> tranJr. ndlo, heilet, $66 MONTH 5 Speed, AM·.f'M Stereo, • 113 -;. am.IS ~'::~ • Of WESTmTU 4 wheel dtlve. Travel two -ye11ow • wbl1o. 3 BAY 36 MONTHS OPEN LEASE in1cxu1 Sl!ARP
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wt..iultld. 45 HP All elec ~LLF.GIATE • • u ... e, "~~''' Gl74EOQJ $5'1l8, Sunaet 50 USED Gblu Dunen .. ~~ . -.. ,. ..,.,. ~ Ton, Camper Special Ford, 5460 Garden Grove ~ C.-......, ' ""M' ' Ouyaler. 1-led. ._ _, •. rrp.. w In rl'•NCE Cheyenne Auto 350 ""' b ..::.~ 'lamPI• '61 Beette ( ) lllll\ 100 hrl. UM new. FR!ne, 1111" Wbeell. Xlot u.Mlll air/rood.' P/S, p / B: ~0 Welimlnlter, Calll. BRAND NEW MER CE ES ---QnlY ~· · ··~
Priced for quick oale. Cond., Equlp./hoin, li&h~ Outom Steering whl, .... ~;;;;;:~=~......,-'13 CA' PRI ON DISPLAY 'Tl . 9ll T. Sharp, yellow, 5 ~·
m.31lS!. •· J>Ul"P • ~ 165. THE TRAVCO 270 deck. Tinted 1W.. Tl'anl '70 aiATEAU 12 Pua. Van •pd, alloy whoels, stablllur ~~ 25• F~ cabin crm.e; * lllo!M.1r cooler, O>olant Recovery Automatic, ''Delld Sharp" Order Yours Tod•y Sharp New Car bars, AM/FM stereo, under
125 HP vs. SlPI .. Held, '91 HONDA aso a. a• . MOIOR HOME System, 3 ..... Ilka, (56 gal (47UIU1) $3399. sun .. I GUSTAFSON Trade-ins tact warr. f1SOO Day -,. ,,_ .....,, Calley, radio A bait tank. 1500 Jdlonwten llnoe new capaclly) G&U&'\'11, tog lights_ Ford, 5440 Carden Grove C • I E D 545-J688 Sin Cha; Eves, ....,.. a.di ..,.... ~to cndse ti.lb or aid. by 2 old men OYtr 30. 1 Carb bump r fl.W'd, at e p 1 Blvd., Wt'IJtminlter, Calif. Uncoln-Mercury· om1ng n very •Y' ~. Jim. Includes Bra
'3500. 6M-M93 • leab, not ridden tn 6 mos. rou.: bumper, tow hook, locJdn ~936-4-0=~10'=-===,.--6800 Ask About Our Unique & oover. 1966 VW Camper custoni bit
'IJ' SKIPJACK ,\ tnllor-Lea Cberrp $300. l93U Ety, PED :y LUXURY EQUIP· hu.,, E Ton locking rear WANTED I Belch at Warner Used Morctdos Looso "ENAULT ln . .D>rot>e. ~· longer wboel
than 2 ,n. old. Xlnt cond. lrvlne, s.trl!M6. 12,IX)) ~A1[l).~, ro:f end. Chrm below eye line 84ui,Mtlngton:* (213Bel acb592.554t Planf . .,_ · ba:ae!act.' re'tandblt. mg1600hecadc. rermbtt'
J:ow -!6;500. Bob 19'12 KAWA8AKI 90 mount/Extra mllT1Jl'8 12.16.5 tractlonli. H f I rts ENAUL Lane, l>tu'I: 54 8-9383 · Only 600 mllt'I, !Uni perl.ect n. .. 1 Swi~ttery with Mus/snow tires on Tacoma ~chain tires ro'RENT. "'Home of th• Viklns'' ouse 0 mpo R T trans, brkl, ete, etc, •tovt, --·. ,!,,,,.__ • •--~1 or dirt. •= with ::r-255 Amp. wheels. Dark yellow wtblk G00-14 aeries. 8" .. ,i..te """"M·"chester Bu••• p-..>. icebox, etc. MUlt see ~. ~·-••~··~ ~· ""~ -POwer Plant, Electtic-Onan In $6500 ed (Suo. 25 . A.pnl 1). 548-'i88i.: DATSUN ~· ~· ' ~-M~ Kings N 30 l'I'. Owen1 cruller, ta-Bell hel.~';_ilSl * 6,000 W, 2 eyt./&lr cooled re!.". ~t ·:::-e 0i on the ~ti!...,~. F1'W1 •SALES & SERVICE ~7 Road, .B.
-·• •A~ brld .... ;J;J.l'V n....._ Vent In ba--; k _ .. _ '65 OODGE Van. Rebuilt _...,-'"N ~on .. u nc p. Good .. .,,,,.. u""""'" wee e1Jl.l9. -..i ..... New tran•mts~·n ._ ft "'TSUN · "And·We Mean Service'' 1971 ""STOM vw -•· I -• GIRL'S BIKE • 21" tlm, Prewtred foe and roof air ...... ~ oru • 'I#"' '72 M ·'· 2SOC C ~u ' ffiMY -'Pf ...,, ' '71 FORD F350 brak Xlnt oond IUOO ere-• pe xtru, mags, radial s, 494-~ -19" frame, hl.lfle hand!.. oondltloner I REAR R«rlg· ofter~'i<s-692i alt 5 pm. or NEW 1973 $7495 • AM/FM, 34,000-ml. pooo.
:I>' Sldp·J " .... -lr'l··brid-, 200:-:-:: bar1, new seat • pedalt. era.tor, 1 cu. tt. in lieu of 1 TON srAKE Auto Trana, Power Steering, • t • Call Gl•nn ~ ~~.
-• ., •· Orange 125 ltd I New Travco AM/FM RANGER XLT Autos Wantod 968 PICKUP •·~-~ ~· !~ =· ~-.::•...:54;!:!>-0048=::...::*--Stereo Comb./Tln, Spato, V8 auto trans heavy duty NO DOWN r= w~~ ~ = . . . '6? vw SEDAN . et2. • ... _ .... ., 'SCHWINN boy'• Stingray rtd.,nylonlncludlngbumper tti-e. ~re .,wheels WE PAY T9P · ' te wi ENGINE OUT. •13
$f750, 548--21.84. bike $3(), Schwinn P'l'• mt. .\ cover/ToUet·Alrcralt steering, rad:: heat\!1: ~: $68.23 per mo. for 48 mo. ~=cirJr-ULY FINE • LICENSE.
1970 SK IP JACK 20, Stingray bike $30. 29U in lieu of std. and chemlcal/ wheel base, 2 tone bfue. ~ CASH ~:~~ $3273.GO. NEWPORT IMPORTS Sl!'A> * 642-m9 Fly~ ~ ~2458 Carob St. Eulbllltt, NI ~&=·~ .. ~fi::ml!: miles, immaculate cond. ~·-· 3100 w. Coast HWY .• N.B. · SAAB N b'rks65 Sun~ Cami>e(, ....J..11 644-Uto .... -...." (23565H). M"" ..... .-. %1-"-.....~ 64Z-941fi u , nu ttre1, runa ~
lf' BOAT, 2S hp, A trailer. 1972 YAMAHA XL 650, Q:~ sr1ankin lieu of std/ $3399 for used cars It trucka. just . ~~~~': ~Ull MERCEDES •67.nis A/C '69 SAAB, :;i dr sedan, $700 or offer. 673-1194.
$450. Xlnt. COlld. Call Under!000mile1.Ul<o-I .70Gal .. ln DUNTON FORD calluaforu.eetttmai.s. ~'1"'1l.-"'°"-c...""-Aut Tran P/ 'Clean' many xtr&1,l9,000ml.Llc •59 VW, stick, 50,000 ~· 6C-9352/646-8358. oondltlon. Call to tee 'after Ue1,1 o( std Air Conditioner, GROTH CHEVROLET -~ MJ"-i400_ o. s., s, No. RSHW, $1CXXI. Many xtras. Sharp! $1b
14' S!Qor!llblnghof\I. 35hp, 5 PM w.,kd')'• ol all day l!,OOO$ BTU, Automotive. 22111 S. Main at Warner (636COG). Only $2295. 2100 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. llnn. 673-4506. :' ~·: ~~te w/traller. .~~~=00~~-miaNe 16,295 1961 ":~ "i'.7ci. 5:3;707~1 .. , Ask !or Satea Manager ·~~E~~ ~~ Jittjiiir~ ·11 ~ :-!4: ~andam. ·r=~ V:· ~t:
• It clean. Track or trail. · Inter tor, auto matt c 18211 Beach Blvd. Garden Grove BI Vd , , .A · 9!0 w~ Lo mi 's. Beauty. Call call aft 4pm, 645-0763 • *
Bolts, S•ll __ ,;.909~ Chamber, pp fenden, port-D NM transmlS&ion. al r COD• Huntington Beach Westminster, earn. 636-4010 'U ~ ~ 893-5775 -;~--~·--ed v--~1 ·-~ -A AR dltlon"1g . Ne" "-• and 847-6087 Kl ~3331 . ·n vw. Must sell by end <d WANTED • ~~es. -· -·-· " " ~' MIJ"1' 8'11 1969 Datsun 510, '68 Mercedes 230/8 TOYOTA mo. HIGHEST OFFER.
YACHT SALESMAN 1~·0 Kawaaakl 250 =~Pe<tEx:~l~ntaoos~~~: ~:.gp-rg~~ 4 dr sedan, auto, lo mile· Sedan ,;499-~3038~·~,,_,,....,........,~I
Muat be bmest. exper, Sidewinder 5COO mi, kloka INC. Call 545-8157 alter 5 pm and If your car is extra clean, age, very~· Auto Trans,.Air Cond, Power '72 TOYOTAS 1967 VW, Excelleqt oond., •=c. New lall & bkrg. like new. S450. Call Glenn, MOTOR HOMES week end•. see U• nm. St..nng, AM/FM with * FACTORY l700 or hen otter.
:M Yacht•. G75-l393. ~6:::73-81.'IJo..::=.· ~-~--Sal11•S1rvJc1•R1ntel1 '11 Ford Van conversion 1 BAUER BUICK 1966 DaiSWl 4 Dr. $425. Xlnt Black in'tenor. low miles, * EXECU'l'JVE 673-6939 Evenings ~ •• ~tnd13. '.TraJFut1er."Mf~·1 2 Schwinn Bicycles, man'• • 13801 Harbor Blvd. ton, sleeps 4, heavy duty 2925 Harbor Blvd. C.Op8'!v0.fReurntrlgAlt.. fo5r ~f_,.,,~r. Coallmplblete service records * DEMONSI'RAWRS '63 BUG wtnew eng. Runs U tm...., ed. u....m..t bl .... racer wu $60. now $25. Garden Grove abocks, AM/FM stereo tape, Costa Mesa 979-2500 .. · • ~ av a e. $3l9S 10 good. $fi00. Call Dale aft S.
_. m _....., gger Glrl'1 Hollywood, $3). 5316800 crptd,drpd,icebox,2~ IMPORTSWA?>.1TED '72Datm.mlllcoupe.4-sp(I: 642-47380!'642-8575. \
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• MOTORCYCLE trailer, xlnt ·--===~--ml'New tirel. 14,000 or best TOP $ BUYER pm, 646-59!16t 3100 w. Coast Hl\!Y .. N.B. Clearance Sale White, .am/Im, """ $l!2».
SPORT YAK W1'm OARS condition, aolld bottom, 5 27' TRAVOO ofr. 831-2338 BllL MAXEY TOYOTA "m Datsun 1600 Roadster. 642-9405 645-2573. ~ $3.5. 19342 Jerrilyn1 bike capacity. $350foffm' ~DISCOVERER '62 FORD ~-ton PU. Split 18881 Beach Blv.:. Xlnt lo mileage. red, $1100. 1966 M~s 250SE, lo PRJCES$17ST79ART l-,69=VW=."-Good--oo-nd-.. -cl-ean~--ln
H &eta Be ch 847-6546. ' ' )1'·22', CONTINENT~ rim1 Oii rear. Good lites, H. Beach Pb. 847-8555 673-8600. !Jl-il~e\ fmmac, transistor· & out, nu tires & brake job.
un n a · HONDA Tr&il 70 wfhiod 31' PlllllE & JOYS new battery, fuel pump. WE BUY JUNK CARS 1971 Datsun 240Z, ¥ust .sell ized ignition syst, Dr. used Example: l600 2 dr. 4 speed, $ll95. Call 545--0630.
FOR aale, Lido 14, with, clutch l Calif. ott.Jiwy. per. .. VAN OONi.ensIJNS Recent valve job. Radio &: San Clemente Auto now! Make otter. can bet for house calls.$3500. 548-8669 radio, ·heater,· low miles. '64 vw GOOD coNOmON
trailer $950call.
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mlt. vm lo)\' mileage. Im-. ~ h l ,, &;rvJce e Rentals heatre. $500. Private party. Wrecker 492--Gl21 t.. 10 & 5, 548-8669. I 1972 MERCEDES Benz 220 TE2lAU0849. $ol00.
, . &*2:5 ~te coftd, ~. 548-0796 *-·Danlilar Inc. * Call aJ:r ~.b878 • Autos, Imported 970 DATSUN •n, u:io Coupe, ra-Gas. P/B& P(S, air/~rvlc· 48 months financing available 675--0206 after 6 pm ~ South • Cout built Keel 172HONDA SL101 like new. 13901 Harbor Blvd. G.G. ;;;;:--;,~==~==-1 ~;;.;;=..;;;;e<.::~:..._;.:..: dio, Vinyl top. New ttre1, 4 ~by book. 25,000 nu. New (on approved credit) 'li6 vw bug. Perfect coo-~l N"'1!. oome wortc. Lou than 50 hrs. Many 531.QOO , '69 ECONOLINE EI o o, General spd. $15*1. !136-3862 l>;,elliB. $6100. llnn . .,.__ '73 TOYOTAS dltlon Inside & oul $1t0.
15. 557-12&'.j. mod.if le at ton•. $275. ·Next to G.G. Datsun Automatic with Camping '70 Datsun 510 2-dr, air, rac-MERCEDES 1970 6.3 &E:L. Call aft. 5 pm 642-3963 ~ U. Great buy Wttrler 557-8396. T II -T I n.-r =i ::,~~ S ~~=~ '72 CAPRI, V-6, autG, mint ing suspension. $~. Classic, Leather int, all also avail!lble at • ,72 VW BUJ. Radials Am-
-... A: equipment. Great '72 {lM'! 1501 mqnificent, ra •• .,. r•ve "F"N Grove Blvd., Westminster, cond. Only 8,(0) mi. Uc No. 497-2249, 494-2666 xtras. $10,950. 546-1919. SAVINGS Fm stereo. Headen. ,
·4'• aa11or, 13511• 646-56]2· Im~!& machine. See lo, 15' ARISTOCRAT LOLINER Calil. 636-4010 "'1FLE, $3200. FIAT Call 64&<757
Kl'l'E with trailer, Xlnt cond. appreclate. Sl.695. sts.J.318. Sleepa .mx. Excellent condl· ''12 FORD noo, v~. Auto, ~7!i~~~ur,~u;r;.,~~ ~ --------MG DEAN LEWIS ·n VW Camper. Xlnt cOod.
' ~ '70 KAWASAKI Gtee1111treak, Bon. $1500. Call 548-1395. 690 Air ~-nd Cam ··~1 850EBU ·-FIAT '69 124 s rt Cou 12 500 be ~otter ' 613-1066 newly reblt 4 hp 8 I: Sena. Capttal St., Costa Mesa. ~·spo~,.,;· C"o"~r) ;';:;;;,•. •n yW 8u8, like new, po pe, MG '67. B Roadster, Chrome e e'e ·.~! ,.,,.!•· e • KITE with uill 6 tiir~ Good Bonanza mini bike. 642-4547. (off Pomona btwn Vlctoria ,;)(k"10 ~" AM/FM radio. 5 speed. L Rack ~Wheels r.::11=-.:v=="'"="''I__:!....!~~=~~~~·~:,?.
coOd. $500caB' •••t""" MICRO Midget w/350 Honda I! Wilson St.) • =t ~~~; =tmG=e:. ~U.mi., $2000. Lie No. $UOO. Pvt. pty. 846--0591. ~~ <iYDzyl). oruY LTIQIYIQITIAI .2,9 V~LKSJW!mA!i.,.E!!O
= •~ eoglne: Trade or heat oiler. 21" Travel Trailer, 1970. Calil. 63&4010 · JAGUAR ~ · ---· --or ~or. ' .,....,
16' Blrdi Cl'a!t. 35 hp • ,.,. &SMSU. Air C.ndlttoned 'Tl HOLIDAY Wheel" Bub-ALFA ROMEO. , ' , , . , ~ ..... 1 .... = " ·1966 l:lorbor '65 vw Bua.1 Ex. coilrl.
traller. $400. or best otter. '73 BULTACO 350 Puraana. * 548--3814 * ble .Top Camper, 8,000 Miles ALFA ROMEO SPIDERS, JAGUAR '70 XKE, Air Cond. !."""'~ . ~ . Costa: Mesa ~ 646-9303 SUnroof..,., NO tirel, R at ~~ 595 Duttleld Sa· :ooo~~i1:any t'XtrM. 8~:~~v:it~ ii:>J.EKsk ~~~ ~~~~ =15r.om 4 from $119'J fu:'.e~=~~· New Dun· jt, :: ~ .~68'. TOYOTA .;";;, :5~ =& ~
bot no TI60, DoiieYt A C:OV· 1966 DUCATI ·dirt bike ed. 642-8400 Blvd., Westminster, Calif. . Hal11top cpe, 4 speed, fact-Great cond. 60,CXXI mi '800.
ers. 673-2916 w/xtru. $250. 250. model: Auto .S.rvlca, 'Perts 949 636-4010 l"fu...,..i. 1J '.\ ~-1llt.t......t.:1 MGB . ory air.,radlo, heator, tinted Call ' 6)3-257~
LIDO 14 • tnJlet. No. 2725 646-7382, alt 5 646-2723. ,.i..; '10 OODGE Adventurer, V-8, l1Ulf "4<1f mpDr:Jil E""'f "'°"~""' glas,s, wheel covers, all '68 VW. Clean! Rebuilt
X!nt. oond. $850. 675-~ 2 1973 HondU SL 125 Leia '6'2 PONTIAC motor, runs Auto., witli Ca·Inper~ -'"'°"..,..~ A . ~-~~ -. ' white, .WVD'm.596·6 •ngine.Cal!Rad~·~. ~
or ~-alt. 5. than 200 _mil"' 11an11y IO<l'l, ISO; auto. tranJr. 125: (75870Fl 131199 .. SU-Ford, .:!!! ~ !I' _ _ ••~ •n Mere 411lp, elect ""' used S900, 842-0801. rear end 125: body parts • 5440 Garden Grove Blvd.. ~ 65 MGJ See It. You·n Buy It SACRIFICE '69 VW Cal!JPer,
with aintrob. $495 or ofter. LADIES Schwinn Su pe r make otter, or will sell car Westmlnah!r, Calif. 636-4010 '67 Alfa Romi!o GTV, nu ellg '68 JAGUAR XKE, classlc 4 • fl l • newly reblt eng., $1500.' 1141>3445 S condl'"'-comptete. Straig!lt ax!e $15. •70 FlOO Rangor, XLT. v-s, brks, pnt, mags, Mlchelins: white, black ronv~le top, I tJ Roadst-~ , ...... b . OhM Atl4il 675--0T.16 after 5 pm. port. Good l.IUllo 2 Chev. 14" American Mags Auto, 2-tone, • • N l c e , • tape. Beaut. t20Qli:" 675-6261 beautiful Enghsh re d . ~·"' 1 ••=-aruc ~! WW 1~!Jtra11~~bp, Evin-•n KA;7J:s1:, ~ Trail ~·s.:i ~";"' :.ss. :S ~~= J=' ii.~: ASTON MARTIN ~%'::,rm .~,:-.ior(lt!O N :Sj .._at,5~49a9ci. ' ,, TOYOTA ~~~~.: ·
'' 833-2196 Bos1, Perfect cood, under aood. complete $25. 2 Ford W4!'1!1bninater, Calif. 63&-40lO · Spoke wheelS. '' speed. Tbis ROBIE 14, Stored tn garage, 150 mt. $275. 64M709. ~ btlida, receot val~ job, ASTON Martin DB-4, x1nt ultimate of cats can be seen l9lm Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '70 VW POP Top ~'
trailer wtbobm box. Many 1972 HONDA 350 FL Kl, $25. 'Eli Ford 390 block, '72 noo Clistom V-8, steer-cond. New tires, paint etc. by appt. only. 642-2864. j ' 2480 Rarbor Blvd. •70 TOYOTA O>rona MK II Immaculate, Make o~~ "c«'lll. $1100. 642-7912. good oond, chrome pipes, needs rebuilding $20. 2 ~~~B4:J<) G=~ ~= 492-5680. '67 JAGUAll XK~2·: ~·, Costa Mesa Wagon, Autot118.tlc. "Air" STh-4238 or 673-11.m
n •• ,, $1.lps/Docks 910 $500. 847-8001 ~et,.se~~.151. 252 "0r" °'w"'lll· Blvd., Westminster, Calif. AUDI 4 speed, am/fm , , . ~ , At Fair Drive F(54ord7APYJJA',. $1'G'lll9arde. s ?!1Gs e t VW '70SteelF~~~· .. A~•~.J ~. i ;,,.,._ MUSI' sell '65 Hooda 3Cli tJid; for J? ' 636-4010 .chrome wire wheels, yel· ~... 541}-8(117 , <WtOJ n rove cond. -1~ _....,..,
SLIP , for 30 .to,..96' aaU or Eng. perfect., Beat otter or * 543-3691 * '72 F250 Ranger Camper low. Blvd., Westminster, CaliL I ,al:;ler:,::,6 ,....,.......,,,.....-,,,::---1
po ... r Fine.I C 0 n C r ·e t e trade. 96Ul84 892-l191 W · .Spl., Au'• V-8, """'n-" AUDI '70 • 100 LS 2-Door, ' $2495 636-4010 . '00 VW Deluxe Van U100 en& · ' ' ANTED one good tailgate {8Sl09K) ""1$3499. SUl'llletFo:d. sunroof, AM·FM, +Speed, NEWPORT 'MPORTS ; .. t 1 ~II• r • T.a '70 TOYOTA Corona MK lI bed, radM>, heater. Good docks in bay. 6 mQ mln. '68 Honda 175 .. Xlnt. oood., door for lUllman Husl(y. Clean {906HGB). · '"Oil W. Coa. -Hwy., N.B. H .. -1top c-, Auto, "c:''-0
-" co-... flllV'I. '"" -67318)6. 28th SL Marina street or dirt. Helmet 4 $3). Call 546-4478 or 5440 Garden Grove' Blvd., .. :iL <¥U ,... ..,._..., .... 'f<JON ~-rou.. Slip tail. up to 40' other accea. $260. 8J0.3413. .stS:-0623. Westnrln:8ter, Calif, 636-4010. ~1JUll1 l1:) 642-9:}05 . '71 'MGll GT; wire whls, ~~~]A" $1G699arde. s unG• et '69 ·VW pop top camper. re-
Be t~f clllty In N ·-nt ·~ K ·--•" ·~ F250 x "-.·Camper Sgt, · ........ ·-XKE • +. • < apd, air, AM/FM ,,_,, !mmac. o ' -· n """ built eng., Good cond. pluo. 1 a e .. .,... •• -.L'.lllJi7 a.wa:uu 175, 975 orig NEW" TIRJ:S. &. rims (5) ,A.,uto,, ~Vus-•, Air, "N'i-" • . .'4Y:&. ~-·· .,: 21-000~ ml xlnt Lo'.N mi., ~pty, 548-6876 i ,Bl~ •• Westminster, Calif. Make Otter. 499-2.882 UdoP¥kDr,UdOPenin miles.$350. H78-J,5.MudA:a00wtread.6 " "" . WIOW.Calll Wuia, ••. attSpm ·.,~·-"o:ml.O 675-3366: 548.llG(I! lug GM design. All for $200. (57092Kl 13699. Sunset Ford, - -cond S4lOIJ/Olfer. 548-2330 or · • · ' * * '70 VW Bug SUlll'OOl.
AVALON mooring to 33" 1970 Honda 350, Good -... 557-70Tl eve1. 5440 Garden Grove Blvd., 557.s<Q ask for Mr. May. '70 MGB. Xlnt oood., low ''70 "JQY.~A. Hflu Truck new tires c· ~Belt ~ Westm•·-er Calif. ·~ '010 BMW mil•age, must "ll. !\lake with Cam,,.r C.605CPMJ ~er• ~ Deacanso beach area. l.cmileagl:'!, Verycleah. * 15" MAG Ansen, off of uun • • ~ ff 613'·'>.tin '1199 Sul)set Ford 54401_.:::vu=·:...:::'"="'----..;....
14,000. m.l'l!O. oos.mi ~van. , , for 175. Call '69 ECONOLINE E200 Panel v•-• O\D' __ home! " M4ZDA · · 0
"· -0=PEL , a...,;,. ar<!ve Bi Yd .. '69 vw ~bock. w~ Super Van "Nice" C"~1C) ~· ·-· . w-~·-·t CalU ~ Al\11\ a"' -I -SIDE Tl.e Balboa Penn. for 8' HONDA '73 CB 500. Still ....,,., -c . ~, ' t. ~••11uu"' er, · v.N-Nw 4 ... , ""' eng, .w )3....Hf. •
beam aaU boat. $60. mo. crated. $1.l)). 497.2249, $2099. Sunset Ford, 5440 ·o '12 RX-2 Q:>.upe. l.AAded. .., -, '11. connLLA wa~n-Ra~t.o 7,000 mi. X·eotxl. 493,...395: • 675-4533. 494-:!666. Garden Grove BI v d . • Nee:d,s new home-owner. got "70 •0PEL O'f ' · ~ ",.. ...., ~ .,, ..
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• · wu-ov m : muc $1•~• · +s~. 28 mpg. ""v pty. . .-"-B~!!ts..~~-~!!,! I -135 1 -145 _.,.,. J Vans 963 lo<·""'· FM 11""'°' air, low mu.,, cle't doalng out 11.tSli: 551"1278. ·r· . 20 ft. 200 Sorlos Sea Roy Call Dewy, -2837 . ' ... R y A In vinyl !Op .. )2,!lilO~. moo a ' few cars •t wholesalel.J·~~'IQ:;~~&t~'A~'C&rollat-,;..,w""lg..:...:.. •• 1~.-:itr.;;2;-:.VOL;;;;;7.v;os;;'."'·'"'-,..I
455 Old1. Berldy Jet Engine, 1971 YAMAHA Mini-Endurv, 'Thub ~a.:~~ats~.!hT. 0 C RY~, C:. fii'm.. Eves: m. · ; nays:. 'Blue Book Price. ' ·Hpeed;'~ ''1ted" (YRH34.2} · 1 ·1
111\!Y eQUiped for fi•hlng, lights, knobby, 1'Ull8 greall Anllquts/Classlct 953 t524DVBI $3599. sun' e t 234 E. 17th St..~ ..... ~~A R.t.r, Engine NEWPORT• IMPORTS 'l899.' ,Sullj<t Ford. 5440 * FACTORY ~ or pleasure. Trim 644-8148 Bruce. Ford, 5440 Garden Grove Costa Mesa inu-ftft Yellow Black "(870EMS) '3100 W. Qout Hwy., N.B. G8:f'den,. ,Qroye Blvd., * t:XEcUTIVE .. ~· compn.as, fathom~'.cr. HIDJ<;-a-Bike. Brand new, ** '53 MG TO SEDAN, one Blvd., Westminster, Calll BMWs at BEACH IMPORTS. $2599. '$unset Ford, 5440 642-941)5 Wesb:niOSter, Calll. ~O * DEMONSl'RATOfts ~t tank, etc., PIUI tandeJ'!l still In box $*> val tell 1or owner, xlnt ih&pe. $2500. 6.16-4010 '70 ~ 2002, A/C. U~J..'._64-Garden Grove B t Vd . , "il OPEL GT. -4-spd, !tan-;w TOYOTA Corona:, auk>, 6
trailer with brakes. Sacr1-$50. 548-2&98. 64)-7623. · •68 CHEVROLET Stepvan, 1800 4-dr sedan <Owtt~n4). westminlter, Calif, 636.-4010 dard eng. Clean. Runa 1itr1 radio..L heat«. $12.00. pti -L
fico equity. Phone 821·:l8S9 ' R 11 1 'IJ, ea·mtrubus, 6 cyl., autn., See lh•" 21leaullea . te M'ee2e .sell 19"1' perfect. Alt' 6 or wklW, Pl>'· 9611 ... ras . To Ch-Fft1111
after 6· . Motor Hom11 tcVrOlhl Iona "'11!15 ideal for conversion, $1,200. :; • 1t!.:. with • ' " Dill,y 'l14/s.»'8831 1971 TOYOTA CoroUa 1600 I
SUPER .1811' Berl<eley T!gor Solo/Rom MO _0~·"' • 6 '96&-3765. Prl pty. · rl""..i. ~;......~''Pilot aa..W:.·~. '70 oPEt. llad<tt. R&H, rood sta.-. Air oond, AM/FM. C earance Salt!
Jet Sider&: trier. w!RB --.. 1912 YAMAHAEndwio125cc ,66 Dodge 6 cy1 van/custom (UW.f . 't'W . HayelO~YQU'waat «>i •cond, J::· Call T im 321000 1mL' U450. SJ6.501;T Huge f$aYlllCJI: u~, ac 389~~6;3~3: '73 Pace Arrow ;:g ~bi~~a ~~~.~ camper. $950. call 615--3496 ' ...::.•=.=. sell? 'claui&d a1!s do It 675--7288 S-S822 '70 TOY&ii Crown«Ja.pan's Example· i45 EA station
'.,.,,, eng, wii!otrng trier. 181/:t ft. Motor Home outllt 11200. 673--7189 alt. 5. 'evonlngs . ' well • call NOW etJ..5611. ·PEUGEOT .:,. 6 cy~ luxury auto' a com· ..,..., ~utomatlc ~ 552. ~ , ~ mutera bartafn; ~ slon, air condltionlng,•)Qi:.
Uttle use. 96G7 $0895. Truckl 962 · ' '69 404. Auto ~..tr, RA 1969 TOYOTA ~age rack, AM/FM ndlb, ~~ =. = sW, '73 Tioga ·n F250 spor1 cu.t.im, v-"I, I~ STAR GAZEKi<¥. 'I .: H tpw ;11~ • 'J..~ I cyt, 'speed, radio, =.t~f~#=:
... BO, 49U82'I alt S. 181h ft. Motor Home Auto. Air, Stow box, Yellow ~ ,_ ., cr.d'l.l10J:ul>!----,--,=·~1' · PORSCHE " =.; t.:1 ~13;-'b"' '72 List Prloo WH '51~1
.Girl'• IO.Spd Bike Off Sooson Sole Pr!« ~~·as.:!"~: ~ .,...:;· )f.. Y .... o.;/f • .,..,. )f.. _,,_m · · $966 SALE PRICI! !Jke..-. 165. 491-:l'IC $6895. ,S.stmlnster, earu. 636--4010 :A..,,;" A"'n11.,1o)li • .,.... oci0 :!ii/IQ) '70 914/4 Porlche BIUl1!l~ ;Sl!t:lt-,You'llBu,llt $3959 '
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11 LUXURIOUS. roomy F. cf'INOti5 $1899. sun: ... ~. • ~~~.,, '.'~. .. !!~~ ~ ... ~,. lot'5 IMITTAlllUI ·IMpa1nt.:'~~lJtwii'o'; CORONA.Mark ll '70. Lq ml. _ •t __.. 915 egul.pt .. new Lltetlme 23125. ..,., ,. ... ~ t .;:-:.::;. ~ .. • t ~ ... "'rct'.-r• tree ml/Ina. Alt 5 , $440 Garden Grove Blvd., • • 9~ 3P IRY-JIOr.11 .. Best Otft . !1'1--. ' .ncn, .uto. mmac:. _..__.v t
SAL£/LSE BACK S 83&-0/).tj', Tu1tin. ":,~~n DAt•TSUNr, Calt1PU. ~0 1 lt'\l= 1ov.,... MYY~ 70'T'hot .oi.21 '57 PORSCHE.' Qrange . Pll·&!-!l!J2vr5'16-9UQ 11U..1. H .
NEED.ED ·n FORD Shuta, low GI'. ~ ll=:' ~~ 1'1 ~ 1~..U.O Bid mwrsor. ~ oon-'69 ro'""YQTAeorona, 4 tpd, .,... ARBOR e '73 Amorican Trainer . Nu mu-. aell contalnedo l8ix Psc C.bover Camper ....,.. Jl~ fg>1,'_. l:-' dltlon. f/.150. Ph: 552-9128, '"'"'"sfi.ll!w. Xlnt COlld. COSTA MISA ~ I CO. e 'D All\<l1cae Travelft'-flu x..... like lie" $5 3 0 ti\ Air. AM/FM, Extras °"''"""' """""""'" ,_.., -'A l!QRllQIE, w / oe w I Y $!50, n. VOi.VO '811142 :a.Doo> MIO -I ' e 12 ().'!fr() Ou:d. 54&'2863. • 12195, ••• 496-t\23 HJ,.Y, t<T-• ·..,-. ...,. · ·:';l: . re1'lo 1lllo s •"& $'l3lO .or 'II& TOYOl'A Oonlarl. 4 dr, Tran•, CieM <Yiiiri'iil
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.UICK -'72 ,.__ c·-AL COUGAR . 1>0DGE -Station· w ............. Jug rack. pwr -PIS, ...... tic. ndlo, v.a. 19811 ,. im ..-ue ....... ~deil• 10•000 Jlll. 0r1a lock, 2:1,000 mn.s. 969-511. ~.. mo .. -·
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Choice <JI lntertono HOWARD Chevrol" . beno. 10 DAY FREE TRIAL """" pwr. ,,..,.., pwr. ONl y $3395 d.,.., 6llHl68l e\/e. • !!!',tad r.sulto • .. M2.,l6'l8 TOP. 549-0m NO TWIETY. (Ooth A leelher) Now....,. INch · EXCHANGE, bra!<.., AM/FM ndlo, Ilea~ ,_........_. 970 • I rteil
llRD ~:.~~ -.:-~aJam1me GUSTAFSON ~,a';~~ .. ~· Ho,::ic::z~1 Autos. Imported 970 Autos,~·.,.....·-~~ ,...
n.~ .. -....... gor. Stereo AM/FM'._,,_ l3:MS.55 Uncoln Mercury real -· (839DVV). ,. __ , ___ 0-~ • Jam-
';... '69 BuJd< SKYLARK. Cruise IXlll,,.. ·-'70 CHEYRc;>LET 1-_; a1 wamer 52999 ~~"'luesss ~ 11111 aweet .....,. Ill'::,":'°"..,!.. more IMPALA H-Beach DUNTON FORD FORD • ~ ~~ ~ J~ ,,,...... lel~llon ' Or. ba..itop, VI, kuto. 142-* (213) 5'2-S541 %M0 s. Main at w.,..,
QIANGE. Onqe County trans .. fact. air, "'1'· •.h!fr. ~ of the Viking'' Santa Ana, 546-7010 r •et aiev. Now
GUSTAFSON Naber$ Cadilac ~ ~ :r.. ~tin~ 4 WHEEL 0n ... "12 Che~! COUGAR .... xih, ~ .... ldr, ... o,r/h,$395"-· Ji.'~RIZED ... _ 111ll00. <s'-='-''A, %' Tun, Camper s..,.,., hn atr/cood., ,.. -. 541>2924 Uncoln-Merctlry ':.i;OO HAIUlO~Bi::""" s'1999 ~one. Auto, 350 .... Xlnt cond. -"' '89 TORINO WAGON • 3 16900 Bead> at Werner COSTA MESA · air cond, P/S, p 11\ • ·~ • ..a11. A!r/«lml. • .,,, !aCJ<,
Hllllllnaton Beach Ml).9100 Open -DUNTON FORD ~ .. ~ wbl,ri:: COUGAR '67 XRT. Power, Good con<I. $1550. -
l4Ml44 + (213) 592·5544 2240 s. Main at warner cooler, Coolant ~ .ir, a;rto. lea1her, -tl"'9. 1961 FORD FALCON, &d
• '«& BUICK Wildcat. Air, • '68 Camaro capl.city) Gages, fog lights, Need a "Pad"T Place an ad! works. $150. Ph: 645-7084
''Home Of the Viking'' '& Santa Ana, MG-7070 System, l gu tanks, (5& aat Xlnt Cond. 493-0775 transp C&J', Every th ln a:
Stra.. n-nch. , O<lll406). bwiiper guard, ' t' P i • Auto1 Im__._. 970 Avlol lmpomd 970 ~ •N AT PS RadJ H t bumper, to\f hook, lockin1~;;;•;;;;;~r-;;;· ·-~;:;;i;;· ~;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~11 , ••-~--··t 1:'....il ., •• ,. •o, :..J , o, ea er, .,..._,. ~-= '"'"'"1 .,....., · the pnce Is ript, (#2'J)QA} bubs. E Ton locking rear
'Garden Grove BI Vd., · Something Ilg ONLY Sl 595 end Cbnn below .,.. tine w .. 1mln1ter, Calll., 'G8 'Cadillac two door. Big mifrors 12.16.5 tractlOhite
63&-401D. car. Biggtr Wdue. 10 DAY HOWARD Chevrolet Mus/snow tires. on Tacoma
•n RIVIERA, exec. auto, .FRE;E.JJ'RIAL EXOIAll{GE. Newport Beach wheels. Dark yellow w/blk
loaded, lmrnac. GOnd, 68,000 , GUSTAFSON MacArthur Blvd al Jam"°"" Int. 165111 lnvelllnd. Make of· mt., $l3JO, or best offer. . . 133-0SSS fer. 842-ll50 ' evear &
969-1896 Uncoln-Mercury wo.:eec::k::::•nds=: ---~-11 * * '69 BUICK SKYLARK, 168lll Beach at warner '68 IMPALA .'72 Chev '
• Dr, 1o ml., vinyl top, cu11 Hunttngton~Beadl CUSTOM COUPE Nova ~_!:· 111!'~;~.~!..h. xlnt 842-* (213) 592-5544 Vll, auto. ,tram., p>wer «leer-~~. ·~· ~-"H of the Vlk'-" Ilia, R111, vinyl ro<JI, extra 4 DR, 6 cyl, aufo """I· •at BUICK SKYLARK om• .... dean ~t. (XMI..655). radio, heater, lo "miles,
Good cond. $1.450 -'68 Cadl•--$.1199 · -.tt1u1 bronu extertor. Pr<va" portz, 847~ """ · While IDp. 938FLY.
Sedan lleVUle, Vll, ~Pow· DUNTON FORD S<e 1t. You'll Bui 1t
er, air, priced tmder Whol.@-2'.MO S. Main at Wamer •
sale, le nothing wronr with Santa Ana, 546-7070
'69 CADILLAC Cpe, De Ville. car. (WQmll), All~Alr'· <ZUK736J. ONLY $1995 -~~i/!~";l/'f':
CADIUAC ~w.lfJai& ·w · ·VOLVO $2899~ Ford, 5'40 HOWARD Chevrolet (OOlAER). $1999. S1111Rt
;Garden Grove BI vd . , NntpOrt Bffch Ford, 5440 Garden Grove 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
, ~ter, CaW. 63M010. MacArthur Blvd j: Jamboree Blvd., Weatmlnster, Calif. '64 CHEVEU.E S.S, buil~ 301
. 83:Ml555 636-4010. • 4 spd, Fast & fun. $400. ijYI
'67-cADILLAC Sdn. De Ville. -640--0140 I ext. 20. Nighta All Power, Alr <URE563J . UNDER fact. war. -1969 '56 CHEVY 646-53!n uk ttir CUii.
11299, Sunrel FOIU 5440 Sedan . Ile Ville -gold 4 Or Vll auto. Rum real SLER
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W e s t m 1n 1 t e .r caliL new brakes, just tuned, x1nt $150 M.1-3691.
Jl36-40lJI, cond. w/f!Very luxury xtra. I 1!11!!!!!!!, ~!!!!!~!!!!'!~'"' '&
'12 Cad Cpe DeVllle, a:old Call Mozelle, days -'70 IMPALA Landaul Cpe. • . . w/gold inter. Fully equip. 968-4456, eves -968-ll'lS. Alr (438.ADY). $2299. Sunset
21.(D) mi'1. Pvt pty. Must 'fl6 CADILLAC ~· De Ville. Ford, ~ Garden Grove
sell I M ... offer, Eves/ All Power, Air <RQA27'). Blvd., Weslminlter, Calll. NEWPO.RT IS
wtnds 586-2517. D a YI ~ ~ ~'1 :4° "i631HO='"'UI':, =:-,="""",-~ weo~mln~r, c.ill'. 70· MONTE CARLO BEAUTIFUL
'69 Convertible de Ville, 636-4010. Fad: air, tun power, lOW And '° ia this •n Cllrygler
auper aharp, lo mi.. only '67 CADILLAC Sdn: De Ville. mileege. Priv. Part Y • Newport coupe: beautiful in :95· 91'!H153 ,for appt to All Power, "Air'' (VAR018). 551.5800, style, Smooth OD the road.
• $1299. Sunset Ford, SHI '68 EL Camiao, lliatnew. V-8 Low JP.ile&&:e too. 10 DAY
CADILLAC Convertible •n Garden. Grovt! B }.\'d • , auto, a/c, nu paint. lo FREE _TRIAL EXCHANGE.
EIDondo.Pricedtoaellat weatmlnlt er, Calli. miles. Pr1 pty. 11450. GUSTAFSON '6100· (213) 649-1~ 636-«JlD, 551-1718. •
'69 COV zlnt cond, tr.._, '61> CADILLAC. R un 1 lll68 EL CAMINO (lllalibul Uncoln-Mercury
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-r; . · CAfilARO llPd. hydro, nu rear rubber, I 4CiONniiiiNrfJAiLt\l~~·~;s?!!!!!?!~~~~=~~ '67 Cpedvle. G6od ·cmd. .. . -crpt. Mull .en. $.1IJo or I . • to I ~~ 970 .. Autos, ,fm-rtld. •" 9,70 Needs tome , work. nm •n CAM'.ARO ale, auk> Rwt belt ofter. "4..au6 Brad. . "'u s, mpo'"""' r-· ..
Sl2X> taka 642-9702 a/b, White lettered ttm. '69 El Camino, Autom, p/b, 1910 LINCOf:N Continental ... _____ llii _______ ..
'86 CAD. O>nvertlble El Yellow-Shal'p! 637~ .. radio, wheels ft tires, dark 2dr Coupe, p.11 xtras,11
Dorado, FUil pwr, all 'Jthr. '67 CAMARO ss 350, f spc], blue, black box cover. Xlnt! am/.bn = =~~
1575. 642-24U or 61~-J<lnt cond. $89), $1950. 494-'1755. ~ C,.: ,,.,.. n4-M0..47411
Clauified Ada , •. 6t2-5678 tB-Uf3 '68 BELAIR. Auto, p/1, new eves &: ;.kenda 213-821-7876'.
Motor Home.--Motor Homes ...,. •• ~tires. Xlnt cond. Must .ell. -n a>NTJNENTAL MK m
S.lo/Rlft! 940 S.lo/Ronf 940 $750. ofter, SllT--0757 Loadeli;-1'SDV.r, Green';
'66 BEL AIR. ''DR. (527CFR). $5799. Sunaet
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'69 "'l'ALA f DR. Hardtop. =63&-40lD=-· --=--52,0CKI miles. Xlnt cond. OONTINENTAL 1!n2 Martt
.$1495. Call 6'1!Hl36'1. lV. PR1CEO TO SELL AT
'66 an:vllLE llALlBU $7,200. Call l213f 649-14'0/
$900 or make offer. TJ6.355l..
l'.MMACln.ATE! t*-1006 ,,,;69o.:LIN=co=="L!:\~Co~m~'~l ~. ~D~R.
1965 O>eY 4-dr ~ Mew Low tfille~. :z new tires.
batt, tires A req"d mnoc de-$2500. Days 673-6360 or eves
..... $S!S. 897-11510 ·"'548-l$1=-'=0,C--..,=:--,,..-,.-,
'66 a1EVY 5"per ~I'm.'· 19'10 Lincoln Conlin~ 'P./~ air. NtJ reblt motOr, !Daded. Xlnt ocibt. Mu.sl
Xlnt com. '61XJ. MT-'1985. sell .. Make offer. 839--2413.
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..,,2 CAPRI · 2&00 V6 '71 CADIUAC
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Sedan 0eVute. J'Ull power. air cond.,
vinyl root. <388Ct.JC) , 1
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and brakes, air Lindau. (3390ZI') . -$3775 .
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lilt/tele wheel, Landau .roof. (406-
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-. •71 ·coUGAi " . ~~dl\-W steering I: brakes. automatic,
vlnJI roof, (35SBSX) . ' '
'69 CADILLAC I eouPe de vure; ·ftlll powtr, frKit. air,
6 wa.y Ii•~ Lindau rool::<k$Sl82)
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'68 CADILLAC ' Sedan OeWla. r.n power, air-.
Vinyl roof. '(XTAS!Sf)
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$2715
, '69 CONTINEtf'AL
Cpe. Full power, air ~ kt.ther
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$287,5
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Full p<>\\'er, air <on<!., 1ettber Inter,
vinyl roof. <XHW493) 1 . .
$4475
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'7J MtJnANG Landau Cpo. '70 MAVERICK. AulO. Exler. $11 · Air "Lime Gol<I" I0,000 ml, lleoor, 8'. Red CTT2DDHJ .
cn!EH!>. -· s1U1at1 11m. s..-Ford, 5<40 .DUNTON FORD J'ord, 5MO Garde'I C'°"' Garden Grove B 1 vd , , Blvd., We1ln\lrulter, caw. W 6'1tmlnSter, Calif, 2:MO S. Main at WIU"ll« 13M)J0. 13S-iQIO. llurta Ana, 1146-1070
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USED CAR STOCK REDUCTION
'64 llAMILH '71 CHMOLIT '71 GRIMLIN
AMlllCAN NOYA 6 c.yl., 3 1peed 011 the
6 cyl., 111to. tr111a. IOM· VI, 111to. tr1nt., let• then floor, 1ir c;ond. (0)2-
W7561 30,000 mlle1, (1 14DLM J GAOi
$195 $2195 $1695
'6t AMIASSADOR 'H PLYMOUTH SST '61 JAVILIN WARN 4 dr., SST, f11ll ,ewer, 1ir,
b:c.elle11t tr1111,.rt1tion. vinyl top, I owner, IYZK-4 speed, 14) VI.
l kTTlll l 698) 1Tl4b521
$895 $1795 $1495
'70 FORD ''9 RAMILER, MUSTANG '66 FORD
Full power, eir, low mi1•t, AMDICAN WA•ON MUD AN•
bel, of 15 ye1r 150,000 6 1yl.,· 1uto. tr1nt., 1lr, Mint condition, I RSZ672l
mlle w1rr. (f14l606l I owner. t YXN467l $895 $2595 $1495
Monte Carlo
No! For the same pri~1.wouldJ1't )'OU mlly
rather have a Buick. MlH Mc:Carlby bu 2D
Century Luxus in Stock Now • , •
NIW 1 ,
IUICK CINTURY LUXUI
2 DR. H.T,
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$4095
llACH ILVD. AT THI SAN DllOO raWY.
Autot, UNd 990 Autos, UNd
FORD FORD
1971 PINTO ~ COUPE •
ti eyl., 4 speed, radio, beater,
=·~~~~"· · EXCLUSIVE
BAUER BUICK e CONNELL CHEVRO.
LET e COSTA MESA DATSUN e JOHN·
SON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY e
MIRACLE MAIDA e NABORS CADILLAC
• DAVE ROSS PONTIAC e THEOOORE
ROBINS FORD e UNIVERS ITY OLDSMO.
BILE•
$1299 You'll ltnd thl• '65 Ford FORD
DUNTON FORD !.~ :i~u:t:· :,~1 --....:.-----------1 FOllD
2240 s. Main at'ivarner ditJonlna and barpln prkoo. '71 FORD LTD
Santa Ana, 546-7070 10 DAY FREE TRIAL EX-SQUIRE WAGON
FORD
'72 roRD JO Pua. Wagon, CllANGGUES. TAFSON 9 pan., vs, auro. tn.nl., fact. Air Cond., Auto Steering a,lr, pwr. steer., pwr. · ~ (IOOEXYl. $3399. i;umet Llncciln-M«cury brakes1 .. lt'.1'· tlnt. gl&as, ••· Ford, 5440 Garden Grove lu.xe ruuaa:e rack, iood
Blvd ., We1tmi.nltt'r, CaW. 16fll0 Beach at Warner miles, extra clean. C301-
6J6-4010. Huntb:ijrton Beach Dl.L), FOR YOUR
842-8144 * (213) 592-5544 '64 STA. Wan. Good mftb, ''Home of the Viking'' cond. a: appear., new tfre1,
reu. 548-5163. Sell Idle tteoma .•. 642-!!678
$2899 . GIRL!
' DUNTON FORD A '68 .. .., ... ' -· Rug· 2340 S. Main at Warner ged car. Soft color. Low
•utos W1nled 968 Autos Want-, 968 Santa Ana, 1146-1070 mll ... e. IO DAY FREE
;.;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;; TRIAL J;:XCllANGE. • '72 GALOOE 4-Dr. H.T., GUSTAFSON ~>.A~.=. F~~ Lincoln-Mercury
.WE BUY.
'
SHARP
LATE MODEL
5440 Garden Grove Blvd ., 16800 Beach at Warner
We 1 t min s ter, CalU. HW!.UnrtQn Bffch
636-4010. 142-8144 * (213) 592-5544
•n GALAXIE +Dr. Poet Sdn. ''Hom• of the Viking"
Air, Auto, Gold "Sharp"
C240CRT). $1899. Sun,., '71 FORD LTD
Ford, 5440 Garden Grove
Blvd., Westminster, Calif.
63&-4010.
'71 LTD· VB, Auto, Alr, Lan·
dau "Lemon Ye l low'' (281DVA). $2999. Sunset
Ford, 5440 Garden Grove
Blvd., we1tm.lnlter, Calif.
63M)JO.
BROUGHAM
2 Dr., hardtop, VS, auto .
trans., fact. atr colld.1 pwr,
steer .. R/H, vinyl roo , arm
rest. lO"N n1iles, extra sharp.
(294CIB). .
$2799
DUNTON FORD
·n GALAXIE 4-Dr. il.T. Ah'. 2240 s. Main at warner
·1
CADILLACS Auto., White w/Blue vinyl Santa Ana, 546-7070 (178CKX) $1999. S'unaet -="'-"===--!
$WE PAY$
$.TOP DOLLAR $
ALLEN
OlclsmobUe
Cadillac
Sin Diogo Frwy. at Avery Pkwy.
•69
FonlGALAXI' 5440EG .. ant
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'e· nSedG.t'OVOAlr ·~ Blvd., Westmlnater, Calif. -· Cone!.. Auto.. """· s.,.. FLY UKE A BIRD CZVF736f. $1099. S un 1 e t
Ford, 5440 Gardtn Grove In ttUs '65 Ford Falcon. At
Blvd., Weltmlnater, CalH. an unbelleovable price. 10
636--tOlD. DAY FREE TRlAL EX-
'69 GALA.XIE 4-Dr. H.T. Air CHANGE.
Cond., Auto, p..,, Stt&. GUSTAFSON (9259). j999. S"""'t Font,
5440 a.Men Grove Bl,.., Uncoln·Mercury
W e 1 t .tn. ln • t e r, Cal.U. 18800 Beach at Warner
636-4010. Huntfn&ton Beach ·n GALAXIE Landau Cpe. 142-8844 • (213) 592-5544
Air, Auto. Powder Blue ''Home of the Viking"
"(396CYEl. $2899. Sunaet ===i;;-ii~~~ Ford , 5440 Garden Grove FORD '67 O.UB VAN,
Blvd., \Vestminlter, Calif. camper Cotrversion, Mae.
63CHOIO. Whffl1, Bia Tlreo, (929ASJ).
'69. GALAXIE ~au Cpe. Only $!2l5. .
-1 L19un1 Nlt"'I A1r Cond., Auto, Pwr. Str&. ~ = (YNIW.O). $1399. Sunaet
°'""'" Coun1"1 loading Bui<lt
Opel dealer
in 197'JI
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495-0800 831.0800 ,!"ord, 5440 Gardtn Grove
Blvd., Weatmlnlteri Calll ,.:..w.~~
636-4010.
Special Purchase Of Golden .Buicks For Bauer's
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Come in today and drive one_ of ourO
·golden buys -stake y,our claim!
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CENTURY 2 DOOR .HARDTOP
l uxury 1t 1 low Pf'lce. Colont.I vt1kt.v gotd d cuttom lindJewood
lnttrlor. 311 VI Mg,, avto. tr1n1., radio, power 1tetr, PoWtf dfte
brekts. wttltt walls, perform. 1xM-, tttlted gl1s1, bl.mPtr ttrlps.dlx.
whftl covtrs, custom trtm. A cwtom "' ~. (Sir. No.·
3Z1'6l'l), $ ~44 9
..MTAX a uc. *499down ' •9oiaMONTH
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1---------1 FORD _ui_" .... • -----'I ~-· UMd ~ 4& JEEP LINCOLN UNCOLN
IOl • ·~~~12= '& ~ Hot Merchandise a....n.e. ""'°· 350 eng, • airfcond, P/S, PI B, "
You'll< !ind lhl1 '70 Maverlclr WILD BRONCO? CUitom ~hi, tape
2 door very hot at thl& low ~ ... Tinted R·-~ so GOO. 'D WHAT IS rr? 1'189 ~. (ZSG;CT). 10 No. But th!& 'flS Ford Mua--,_.._,
DAY i'REE TR.IAL EX· tlJlC Qiofel like one. Fqt System, 3' pa tankll, (56 ial So aood ii the luxurious feet Tnie luxury all the WQ'. A
QIANQ:, and sure-footed. Ul DAY capacity) Ga&ea. few ll&hts, ol this '69 1Jncdn , door •n Marie III with ao m&Q)'
GUSTAFSON rnEE TRIAL EXCHANGE bumper paid, • t e p 1, and the low low price of features, lt's bard to pus GUSTAFSON • bumper_. tow ~. lockln onlv $1889. ('159DllK). 10 up. 10 DAY rREE TRIAL Uncoln-Mercury u ol buO., .. Ton lcicking rear DA y FREE TRIAL EX EJOCHANGE. 118i)O•Beacb at Womer nc •·Mercury ~~.l:.r'tr~~:!..": CHANGEST. so . GUSTAFSON 11\m""-Beach lSm Beoch at Womer Mua/lllOW ....... on Tacoma GU AF N Uncoln-Mercury 84U144 * (213) 592-5544 Huntlnaton Beach wheela. Darlc yellow w/blk U In ._. __
"Homo ol tho Vlkl"ll" 842-8844 * (113) 5'1-5544 tnt, $6500 invested. Make of· nco ......... ury 1~ =~
'71 MAVERICK "Homo of tho Vlkl119" :0."""~1150 eves & l~un=\.!:.''.,';:"" 142..MC * 12131 591-5544
roUPE ~JD1:!'100~Fircr.: LINCOLN 142-8844* 1213)591-5544 "Homo o1 tho Vlkl119"
6 eyl., auto. trans., pwr. (4TICPU). $3099. Sunaet "Homo OI tho Vlkl"ll" MAVERICK
a teer., radio, heater, white-Ford, 5440 Garden Grove
beautiful yellow paint w/ 636--4010.
stripe, good miles, one "''61~FO""RD""""F""a1r'"'1ane-~1ta~tlon~ • •
1970 MAVERICK. auto, P/S,
Mlchelln tires. Xlnt cond.
$1450. str-5276
wall 'tires, tinted glass, Blvd., Westminster, Caill. ~ ~
owner. (921BZV). wen -Ps, P/b, auto. Runs DUN:ci~99FORD -· =MLIN n!~E~~~~!e.u~" YELLOW ROSE? QUICK CASH
2240 S. Main at Warner
Santa Ana, 546-7070
drive around in this '70 No but a yellow '69 lJncoln THROUGH A REPOSSES S ED 197'J Lincoln 4 door. Magnificent with very many extras. 10
Gremlin. Good cond, a.it ear. lDtB ol power. 10 DAY DAY FREE truAl. EX-'68 Mustang cond, auto, make ott"'. Cen-FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE. OIANGE. • DAILY PILOT
V8, AT, PS. Radio, Heater, Unela Bsnk, 64&-7121. GUSTAFSO,.. GUSTAFSON
~). car, tow price, (XXA· JEEP Uncoln-Mercury Uncoln-Mercury WANT AD
ONLY $1295 '67 JEEP Wagoneer 4 wheel 16800 Beach at Warner 16800H ~.!'aewarnerch
d I V. '. Huntmgton Beach un ... '6"'" a 642 5678 HOWARD Chevrolet r ve, ' autom., air cond., 842 .... * (213) 592-5544 842-8844 * (213) 592-5544
N B h Armatrone tkes & wheels, ~ 1•H of th Viki " • ewport eac xlnt cond. 494-6272. 1'Hom1 of the Viking" ome • "9 MacAr!huaJ'i%~fs Jamboree A~s, lmpj>rled 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmpj>rted 970A -----lm_pj>_rted ___ 97-01
2~~~:k:~e.1 GREAT USED CARS
$999
DUNTON FORD
2240 S. Jttaln at Warner
Santa Ana, 546-7070
'71 ~!~~i~·~r~ $2499 '64 ~. ~!t: toftlr11tl1"111 ln1'll'"lor 7'38HR • $649
Ml"'
'69 Ford Mach 1
VS, Automatic, Radio, Heat-
eT, at this low price come
qulcldy. (386CTC).
'72 YECiA Hatchback Cp. $1599 ~ Speed, Low milts '*EFO $779
ONLY $1395
HOWARD Chevrolet
Ntwpj>rt Beech
MacArthur Blvd a: Jamboree
833-0555
'67 CHEY. P.U. $1699 ?i= shtill, VI. II.Ito. 1lr $849 '66 VW IUCi Nut broWn, blk lntei1or. llloH ......
At face vat3 ~ ~ can't beat
this low pnce of $689 for
tbi9 '65 Ford Falcon. Auto-
matic trarwni.uion, less
than 30,ln> actual miles.
{PEP3ff). 10 DAY FREE
TRIAL EXCHANGE.
GUSTAFSON
'68 DATSUN 1600 Rdill'. R•dlo, speelll '#t!Ml1, WV0665 $799 · '68 VW IUG RaJt,vlnyl lnltrior. WWJnt
'71 FORD MaHrlclt Auto, ltloH, ONCTQ' $1799
'63 YW IUCi s-1 Good •conil:, UEZUJ '$599 '71 VW SURFIR IUCi IU.H c;,_ with CIOl!h'nnnt , lnttrlor. 6lalUD
LARGE SELECTION BUSSES, CAMPERS
FASTBACK Ir SCj>UAREBACK
AND MANY OTHER FINE CARS
HARBOU.R VW
$999
$1499
$1495
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· Uncoln·Mercury
Jam Beach ·at Warner I
942..='1C21Ji5"n.1544 1871'·1 Beach elvcl., Huntington Beach 842·4435
''Home of the Viking'' ! ~"'"'~"""""'!'!!!!!!!!~~...,~...,~!!!!!!!!~~-~...,...,'!""'"'!!!~~!!!!!!!!~""'!'"'!"'""'l~
Autos, Imported 9jjj . Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 ~utos, Imported 970 ~_!lo•~!!!,_ 970
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FOXY DA-lSUN
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' . The DaUW\ 1200 Sport C...pe. Faatbacl:
styling. Fancy handling. Frugal engine.
Tlnled glals, whitewalls, safety front
· dllC brakes, reclining buckets, a
fold-down rear sea!. all alandard equipment
• Foxy oat.uni
DATSUN
FROM NISSAN WITH PAIPE
BARWICK IMPORTS INC.
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4 spd., power steering; . '73 CHEVROLET% TON 4x4 $5395
c1mper.specl1I, fact, air •
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'69 BUICK WILDCAT 4 dr ., auto., air, power
windows. lZAZ354)
2 dr., 1uto., air, power 1tHr· '70 FORD TORINO $1595
Ing. (235FFMI .
'69 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 dr., •uto., •Ir, power steer·
1119. (070RAY)
4 spd., r1dlo, Mater. '68 VOLVO 1425
()(YR139)
'70 CHEVROLET CHIVILLE 2 dr., olr, euto., vinyl top.
(1785) .
BARWICK IMPORTS INC.
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''CJ Jfunn_ing
HERE
NOW
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DELIVERY
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Your Choic~ Of ~olors • Options •· Test Drive Now!
DAVE BOSS and SONS
David Band
'7·3 GRANDVILLE
4 DOOR HARDTQl'
·~i:D · 1973 PONTIAC • OIMONSTIATOI ·~i:D 1973 PONTIAC
Leman1 2 Door Hardtop Coupe
FULLY EljlUIPPED WITH
A11tom1tit tr1111., r::•r 1t•1rl119, ltt'•t1r, cl1fro1ter, 111t Mlh, cl•-
luu 1tHrin9 wh11, 1tc. lSer. 2Dl7DlZ10045)
• Abso~Uttly loaded witla full power, factory air condition-
in g, AM-FM 1t.ereo with tape player, power d~or locks,
vinyl roof, etc., etc. 12P49Y3CI02766)
• LomaM Saf<wl 3 Seat, 9 Paueftger Station Wogon
FULLY EljlUIPPED WITH
Pow1r 1t11rin9, 'la_ctory 1ir co!Wtitio!'!ng, turbo hydro, 11111tomo1ti'
tr1n1., AM r•cUo, h11t1r, 2 b1rl. 400 1n9., bumper gu111rcl1 lfront I
r11rl, roof rack, 1k. IS1r. 2045RJZI 14644) . .
53079 FULL
PRICE
55480 FULL
PRICE s4357 FULL PRICE
LEASING?
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Autos tor Sale AulOI for Sale ..
990 Autos, lJMd 990 Autos, UHd 990 Autos, Used ----~-~ ~-'---~--~-
990 Autos, Used
MAVERICK MERCURY MERCURY MERC_URY r----'70 MAVERICK !Jc auto 'TI XR7 Cougar. lo. n1ll., '70 COUGAR, Air, Auto. '69 MARQUIS • VS, Auto,
8014. with deluxe t?.~'. AM/FM. Slereo, disc brka, "Very Sharp" (9489). $2499. Air, Vinyl "Excellent"
33,IXll ,nl. 49'-2985 f\lll pwr., air, like nu eve SUnset Ford, 544D Garden (ZZL.583). $2299. Sunset
LET OUR PROFESSIONALS SHOW YOU THE BEST WAY!
''''"'! ~~'~m~•io~~~ .!!!~ -~~,~~ !!.~~i,dow" •1 0 5 7 6
•ir conditioning, l•dio, heifer, tinted 911••· whiftl ,1id1 will tir11. 36 month MO.NTH
op9n 1rw::l le1s1 on 1ppro¥ed credit, 1 ,
'66 Mustang •
BLVD •
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• 6 7 Mustang
'69 OLDS Delta 88 4 dr. Pert.
running cond. Far under
wholesale, s1.cm. 543-2971
673-2467. Grove Blvd., Wesbninster, Ford, 5440 Garden Grove
'72 MAVERICK. lo mileage:, , Calli. 636-4010. Blvd., Westminster, Calif. 22-IO S. t.1ain a! \Varner
Mid ·malnt, Uke Nu! Xlnt Its a ,breeze, sdl your items ,_ 636-4010. Santa Ana 546-70'10
t? CALIENTE FUN
Hardtop, 6 cyl, auto trans,
radio, heater, vinyl inter-
ior. SUZ098. • H.T. Coupe. VS, P.S.,
a I r cooditionlng,
sharp. (UYW823).
1964 OLDS 9 pas.! Sta Wgn
V-8, w/rili' cond Ir top rack
Xlnt cond. $610, ,644-1577
'68 '0LDS C\Jtlas.s. Auto, air,
P/s, P/b. 1 owner. Good '
cond. $1825. 962-2073
ooni;I. $2 200. 548-8958. with ease, use 'Dally Pilot Sell ldle . ltenu now! Call --~·-~~-1 ' Claaslfled. 6t2-56'18. 643-5678 Now! Sell idle items . . . 642.5678 Classiliecl Ads . . . 642.5678 No, not the race t;rack, but a
$966
See It. You'll Buy It 1 N 980 '67 Mercury Caliente. Race Au., ew Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos,,New 980 to the races ln your Cali-.,Pto1tlfA»iA
• TOYOTA
$1299
DON'T MISS ·
OUR ANNUAL
WESTERN
DAYS
SALE -S
Final Day Sunday .March 25
THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY:
I PINTOS
IMAVERICKS
IGALAXIE 5l>O's
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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YOU ·CANNOT
PAY MORE THAN ..
-THAT'S RIGHT FOlKS ••• $99 ~OVER DEALIR1NVOICE PLµS
$90 DEALER PREPARATION,
FACTORY RETENTION Fii,
SALIS TAX & LICENSE
ente. 10 DAY .fR.EE TRIAL
EXCHANGE.
GUSTAFSON
L• I M 1966 HarbQr, C.M. 646-9303 1nco n· ercury ·12 MUST ANG Fastbock •
2480 Harbor mvd.
Costa Mesa
At Fair Drive
54&-8017
'67 -442 Oldl. All power. Air,
auto. 38,000 M. Xlnt. $i:i0.
MS-3726
16!01 ~ach at Warner VJ, Auto, PS, Air "Like
Huntl.n&to.n Beach New" (n6EHS). $3399.
842.e844 * (213) 592.5544 Sun..t Foro, 54<0 Ganlen I !!!!!!~~~~~ ''Home of the Viking" Grove Blvd., Westminster, I ~
Calif. 636-4010. '01 MUSTANG. air cond,
'69 MUsrANG F.B. "Bright disc. brakes, clean thruout,
Maroon" Mags V8 Auto Must sell. $875. 855 Seagull
, C44Cl44J $2199. Suns.i Ford, Lane, Apt. B309, NB.
5440 Garden Grove Blvd., BIG IMPACT we•tn>lnster, call!. OLDSMOBILE
63&-«Jl(), --
You'll make. a, big impact ,67 GT Fstbck, very clean 390 PRICED to sell, 1969 Olds
loo with tins 67 Mercury eng. 4 apd. Holley 4 bbl. CUUaa Suprerpe, auto, air,
Parklane. "Big car. Low Many big xtras $l cm pwr, vinyl top, good cond. price. 10 DAY FREE TRIAL fi'1HZ3 ' . $1500. 830-5169
EXCHANGE. =-==' =,,..-,-;::----:;:::-:-; GUSTAFSON '71 MUSTANG eir, tinted OlJlS '67 442, Ml pwr, very glass, radio/htr, vinyl roof. gOod cond. Must sell! Lincoln-Mercury Sharp! $2650. 963-2995. 968-=7297=·__,_ ___ =
16800 Beach at Warner Autos, New 980 Autos, New .
Huntington Beach
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PINTO
'71 PINTO
4 speed transmlsskm,
radio and heater.
C778ClH).
$1199
2480 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
At i"air Drive
54&-8017
842.e844 * (213) 592.5544
. ''Home of the Viking'',
W· ENORMOUS DISCOUNTS
HOME SOUGHT
For this' '70 Mercury Mont-
erey 4 doot. Would Jike pr.
age and tender loving care.
(OllDFCJ, Only $1489. JO
DAY FREE TRITL EX·
O!AN\)E.
GUSTAFSON
Uneoln·Mercury
l6IDJ Beach al Warner
Huntington Beach
842-8844 * (213) 592-5544 "Homo of tho Viking"
'64 MERCURY COMET
6 CYL. STICK. RUNS GOOD
mi. 64&-1'5
MUSTANG
MUSTANG 10. V-3. Ao"'
P/t, a1r. Gold w/ whtte
.Vleyl top. ORIG. OWNER.
IRAND NEW '73 •UICK !UCTIA 225 CPE.
'5229~7
Sor. #H4958'5
Full Power,-Factory Air, CU.tom Vinyl-Top
IRAND NEW 1973 IUICIC LE SAllE H.T •. SED.
$ 33 ' 4379 Ser. #CI029l0'
Air Cond., Auto. Dr., Power Steering, Power Dille Brake!i Vinyl Top, TI.nted
Glass, White Walls. !Aods of Extru. IRA_N_D-NIW--71-.-l~U~IC"'ll'""CINTU==1::::Y;-;;JSO
COLONNADI 2 DOOi HAIDTOP
$371967
Sor. •lZl24l40
350 Packa.id Turbohyd Drive, Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Radio, Fac-
tory Air, Tfnted Glue:, Side Mouldings, Other Extraa.
IRAHD NIW ·n ON&. MAHTA llALL YI $A Jf . .-535 Sor. ilC976'469l
The Ev.,. PoJ>lliv -Spt Q>e. 4 Spetd Geo< Box. Rt<k • Pinion steertnr,
-Diie Brakes. Tod< .l Gou-. NIYll A•AIN AT THIS LOW PllCI
~:.~~ .. ~"::d: TERRYD.C.BUI,...,, ~: WSTAN~. Auto. 289. ~!ft;.
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~1 0L.c. Deal In A, ., 'b••. Used Car . ' '72 ?!'!!~-~2273 ·
I l/W. , .. '70 DATSUN
'70 DATSUN Z·DRS. I TO CHOOll ~~OM' ,173
" • '71 TOYOTA -1'27! c.wtt&. >Dr. t:llM
'72 DATSUN ' ~:a:. ,.,.-ea, .... CMI. 52173
'70 DATSUN . . .... ~ ....... 51373
+ooo•. '"111 71 RE!IAULT 51273 ·
'67 TRIUMl')f TMIMfttw.1~AUN,. 51073
·12· DATSUN 510 $2099 4-Dr. ""' , .. -cw.
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'66 COUPE
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a T '70 Thunderbird '6 etllp9't LANDAU
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Full pOWer, alr ~
dltloolna. (NRA«8).
CU.tom. 2 Door. VI, VS, auto. trans., tilt whl, au~atie. P.~ air fact. air, pwr. steer., pwr, conditloninll · tWAft• briu., pwr. winda., pwr,
!a> Kelley 1uaested ,...., Ml, w/w tJres, vinyl
How About A Buick! Mike McCarthy Buick
"The ijig One" iJ , orange County Buick
Headquarters.
.. $699
-Harbor llMI. C....M-
At F~ Drive .14S-1o11
~ speeial "6rld ~,
retail $152.\ • root, tinted &lass, beautiful
$899 b..,..ney !ire wlblack ylnyl
root. 51>arJ>;.J.64919AJH).
:lllOJlarborBIV<l, ~·T , A~'=-DUNTON FORD
s.aolT 2NO S. Mt.bl at Wamtr
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LARGEST SELECTION OF
CADILLACS IN ORANGE COVNTY
1973
Coupe
De Ville
•ROUGIWIS
• COllVllnlW
0¥11 70 QUAUTY
AUTOMOllW TO CllOOSI noM
•EL DOIADOS
• CPI. DE VILW
" fllU Y IQUIPN wine ' . ., -_, ...... ; ........ ,_ .. ~·"'· ... 56931 cond., POW ... door locks, !lll·tele wn..I, twlllgllf Mntl·
llfl, lamp monUOB, (lllmper lmpKt str1P$. whit. Mii
tlr-. vlnVI f"OOI', ~ lntw1or, '"°" ITlll!s front I.
r•1r, AM/FM t1 ..... , al!;lllW •lnll Wl1ll P. lnltnM,
"""" '""· ..; ... "'"" ""'~· '""'"""""" FUIL PRICE
LfASE :~y $16880
Mo. -24 Month Open End Lease on Approved Credit (Stock' 3535)
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ti'" lrn!»tt 11r~. vinyl a. t1pe1try lntwior, vlnrl
roof, Nit/FM 1tereo. poww 1111'9!NI. IClft r•r
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24 Month Open End Lease on Approved Credit (Stock 2422}
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De .Ville
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• " FOR $ •'° I LEASE ONLY 17 Me.
24 Month Open End Lease on Approved Credit (Stock 3529)
BUY OR
LEASE
TODAY
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avai'labl,e for
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1968 COUPE OE VILLE
1'169 SEDAN OE VILLE ' "8titUltflll Nlltll'MI tlnllh with toftlOW ~ Ylnyt top a ""tchlng IHthtr
tnttrlor, Full __., tKtw'r itlr, Ill! Whtel, AM/FM alt,., ~ doOr
lock1, 1P10W1 UIUUll u re. IYYf'40) ,, '..
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1969 EL DORADO
TNt ._,..-ftt tt1e dltcrlmlnllll'lll IVYtf, FKtofY 1lr Cllllldltf0nl119, fllll
pawer, vinyl ,...,fvll l•thet lnttttor, Ult & ~ ''*"""•,..,_bf locks. l.olde4 with 1K1T1a. (DVOlll) , ~ .
1971 SEDAN OE VILLE
SNrlnlllf .....,. flnllll Wm, VfflY9 too Ind fllll ........ Jnwlor. Full pow9I" 1nd of courM factory 11r cetldlttontn11. cr111 .. -1~, ,....,. clOef' lotb,
tW11IOlll ..,,Intl, AM/FM ..... "'!WJ Jl"lltfalklllt Clr9, (QOOCU)
1972 SEDAN OE VILLE
l••lefullY ftnblled In SMllrTllr Gold wlttt Wiiiie W!yl '°' • "*' flpemtry
& l•llltr lfll•lor. Full pOWlr, llldory '"· fltt ...... JiM/FM .,.,.,.. power OIOI' locb, crvlM c;ortlrol, etc. UM fMn lf.000 etmvl/'( ~
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1969 OLDS 98 SEDAN
1969 ALFA-ROMEO
1970 PONTIAC GRANO PRIX '
FlaWllll Olymfllc ll'GN• tlnltt! with INlldllr'lil bnlru• vfnyl lnf9rlor. IUdlat
1111a. NII """"'' tKtOry •Ir (Olld,, 1111 ..... r•lo. ,,...,, MW Wflfl• Witts. ttc P«lrllC"1 111\UI. 1.wfAKFI
. ' 1,71 FORQ ~ TON PICKUP
CU.IOm~Qr!'lttr l(llClal With IE .... W HCMot, VI. pow. StMttng, auto. Ntic . hnMii.IOfl, llHvy dlltY 111'11. St., bumtlM, Allllllllll'Y tlnQ, rk,
bfttf'Mty low mllte. (711t1HI
1'71 AUDI SEDAN
81555
$2666
'2777 ,..
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ALL TRAPE·INS WELCOME
.:NABERS 2600 Barbor Blvd.,.
Costa Mesa 540-9100
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At Home 1-. . Ci11J.: Tra~fic
And On The Open· RoCld~ . ~. . . ' ...
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~"-, · · · And Automatic. Model•• . ~
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1973 98 COUPE
Fu.II' Pci:i>\'e.r,,fac.f •. Air,
6-way Seat, Power Winc;lows.
· 12165?91 '
. $4966 .... (.~ .. ~-
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$166 i• tot•I 0-11 pymt. $77.46 i1 tot1! "'onthly py.,.t. for 48
mo1. 011 1pproY1ci cr.dit. o.ferr.cl pymt. prK1 i1 $1114.01 in-. . ~ . clucii119 111 c1rryhi9 chl1"9flo ta11 Hcl llc11111, ANNUAL l'ER·
CENTAGE RATE t ~.69J ~ T.
BRAN.D . ·NEW . . -
1973 CUTLASS
Tinted Glass, Air Cond., Power
Disc Brakes, Power Steerin9,
Automatic, Radio, Door .Guard's.,
White Side Wall Tires . ''·
( 173982) • "
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I . " . FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVERJ IMMEDl~T.E
DELIVERY
•3·1 £ .;. '" . ' ~ .6,.,,,
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Brand New '1;3 GMC:. P.lck"P
Nlly Factory Equipped. Order Youl'S ' ' OPEN EVERY SATURDAY
If yow ~· -Ill•~·-.e If 'JOU owe; ... your pr..-
car • If Y"l' 'I'•~. Clll tlio jolp ~'! H yoo !Jayo Yttto or no
credit. \ ., [ ; .i. . ,,
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'66
'66
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$2566
Phone 546-6750,
CHEVROLET
Alrt .. roda., .......
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MUSTANG
Ftllly foot. equipped,
radio. Motff, IUOAJ791
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OLDS. STATION WAGON
YI, auto., radio, heotet',
IJ911SXI
DODGE MONACO WAG.
All tt1e 4)ood rtlli191 +
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OLDS. DELTA
Aoto., radio, lilootH, po-..r
1tooriftg, olr, IWXC424)
HONDA
NOVA
Fil fillet ..... ,.ct.
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5566 .
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Take · Your Choice
1971
VEGA
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1969 Delle Roy~le. Mill power, temp. con-OLDS frol, .;,, 1271 FBO}
197'1 Stetion Wegon. Milly facto,,/ equip-TOYOTAped , 'edio, heelu, (7040FA}.
FULL
PRICE .
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36 paymenb of $39.11 oo:approvod crodlr •. Doferr!id
payment $1473.96 Incl t<s, lie-"'"' .al .fl-«
dtorges. ANNUAL PERctNTAGE RATE 11.1"%
' ' Pho..0 540~964.0
. LET us TAILOR .Youil F,INANCING TO YOUR PERSONAL NHDS.
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Auto., alr,·ttt~ rffle,
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OUR BIGGEST '
THAT'S OUR ,
WH,Y DON'T YOU . GET OUR DEAL? . . . '
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1972 MONTE CARLO fpt
14,993 miles, V8, power steerin&,.~ bc:a.k2t. radio, au~ superior car. (136-
EU)
'.'.$3799
·'1t72 VEGA. HATCHBACK GT
4 opeedl radio, 81rack, sharp. (752EAD)
•••• F 'EM
!t2 TONS-% TONS-BWERS ' •
LOTS OF 4 WHEEL DRIVES . . .
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PICKUP
4 ...O, pow•r br•k•s..
hffftr, Ylftyl int.rior, 600-.
14 +11'111. 12001102) (t7JI '
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• IMMEDIATE $209" DELIVERY 7 IMMEDIATE DEUYElt'I' I•
DELIVERY
1971 CAPRICE 4 DR. HARDTOP •
'l;hls la a loaded "b""' hat" car. Gold
With beige vinyl root, saddle interior,
elect. see.ti and wtndowl, am/bn atereo,
door lock.s, Wt.(hee~ 1uper lharp. (586-
GPG)
$3299
''4 FOID ¥<t TON PIClllP
\'I, J 1pe.d. (llM211
'66 CHEY. V1 TON PICKUP
6 cyl., •uto., r•clio, ( RTJ9651 I
"70 CHEY. ¥4 TON SUIUllAN CAll'fAU ,. 1, ·
Perf..ct, bl9 6 eyl., 4 •P41-'• J 1t1h, II•• new. I llOAFlf
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$999
$2$99·
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('Ibe belt one). Air, luggage rac~ poW~ sef,ooo-miles, power 1eata, am/rm radio,
er steering, auto., V8, (low miles}. power windows, vinyl root, tilt wheel.
(YOB694) Uto., air, power steering, poWer brakes,
"' 1U~ shal'p wtth good rubber. (719-
Sll
" $2199
19~. CHEV. BEIJIR SEJ!AH ' 1972 PONTIAC VDITllRA: COUPE
4 Dr. Air, auto., power steert.nr. :vi.n)'l 1 , 1 , • ..,
$2199 V8, ~er steering, power brakes, auto.,
"' ytnyl :root. rad.lo, air, 24,000 mnes, show· loom fresh. (lllCFKl
'70 GMC :V<t TON PICIUP"S
H•lvy d11ty equipped, r1dio, power 1 ffin9, 111fo., choice of 4, low mil11.
'71 FORD 1 TON DUAL 12 FT. STAii
Auto,. power 1te1rin9, VI, 37,000 mil•1, nice, (69200Hl • · "l
root, (unusual buy). (949ETO) 10,462 miles, 6 cyl., auto., ndJo, llke new. (lOOOCllJ
. ' $l 39~ ? ,),1 $2599 . '
:16,000 .ruie.. -windows, pwr, ...... vinyl roof, air, P.S., P.B., radio, new
"}.b~,...~' flnish. (332CXH)'i
.. $3199 . ' 971 CHEV. KIHGSWQOO WAGON
9 -vs. .. to. dlo, power steering, power bra)cet; .u'perlor buy, roof rack. (663CX1) •
$2799
' ' . 1971 CHEY~MAl.IBU 4 DR. SEDAN
$3299
1968 MUSTANG
ys, power s.teerlng, automatic, air con·
ditlonlng. Nice car. (719AH'F)
$1299
1970 CHEV. MALIBU C111A'E . " Hardtop. power 1teerlna:, auto., air,· ru ee
cu. l37BBHF)
$2099
· 1970 IMPAIJ HARDTOP
. . "'72 FORD Noci 2 TON 11 Pr, STA~ tlUCI '
366 VI, 4 1p1ed', 2 tp11d t••r •xi•, tuck •••Y llft t•tf, 1f,OOO mi1e1, perfect.
{677422)
'67 DATSUN LA.ND lOYEI
.4 wheel clri..,e, 9oocl. IMPE7651
'JJ CHMOLIT VJ TON SUIUUAM
) 1••+, 4,400 mile1, t ilt whetl, VI, 111to .. pow•r .+ .. rtn9, pOw•r br1k11, ,;,,
'ffio, 1UJ>ff flice. ( 121264 I
'6t INTERNATIONAL TUYELA.LL ~
2 1eef, VI, eir, power 1t.erin9, •ufo., 50,000 Mlle1. IHtill I
"71 FOID '-TON YAN
VI, 1uto,. 1up•r "''"' (Y46l0ll
. . 72 POU ¥4 TON
VI, eofo., 'ower 1t.efirt9, 19,271 mil11, like new. 192'56kt
'Jt CHIY. "14 TON PICKUP
l ig 6 cyl., 4 1peff, extr• 9ood rubb1r, IOw mll11. 192tOOFI
1971 OLDSMDBILE curuss c~ '1972 PONTIAC FIREBIRO COUPE '
VS. ;!4.528 mil,., air, _... ·-· VB, 15,341 miles, radlo, power braUa, powe!-brakes. auto., radio, dead sharp. auto., am/fm radio., SUper:lor car. (821· (168862) f,l'FI
I '$3099 ',· $3499 0
1971 BUICK LE SABRE smAN 1972 NOVA.COlfE
4 Dr. Power 1teerlng, powet ~ 9~946 miles. VS, poWet" 1ttering. power
vinyl roof, auto., air, superior ear, 3:1, rakes, automatic, air condltbdng. l.Jke
ifO milea. A tremendOUI bu1. 1itand new: (159n.YJ ,. I:
$2899 $2999
· .1976 POffflAC BONNmi:Lf , ~ 1971. sric:~f rott ·.
Haril ~. auto.,diV8,alrpower20-'.t.e<inr.mll 2 !Ir, VB, vinyl root, powet" ateerlng, ''8 CHI¥. V. toM flctlUP 4 Dr. Hanltop. V~l roof, IUI\ power, ~~'\:1, i::~;:'B>c, ~y •4teeru":, power w·-.es, ra o, • ,~ ea. power bralres, auto.. air, Sptcla.l Price VI, 1tkk. (62911Al air, 1'$dio., 31.315 tnlles. Sure 1uper nice. Zf .. ooo Uk ... heavy 1.J
!'183EWl $2599 lhla .... , 1999 ¥1, i '. • ...i. ump .. •h•n •• , .. :'r,:":~~1 v. toN <J.W.EE>_ $2499 . mu"$3i9t~l '
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500 2DOOR
"HARDTOP
V-8. factory oir,..A/T, power.di.s'cs ond
1fHring, hllOYY duty bottery,.AM radio,
tinted glass, whffl covers, :wsw tires,
(3JJIS137420H4Bn
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OYER ACTUAL
DEALER COST!
Row after.:._t"OW ohs~•d"";fac"" .. -""Y 41quipped ptclcups·
to choose fl'OftlJWhil• OY•stocU !cur.take
your pick ot $34 over our cost. •
ilncludh freight,. prep. and · fad: holdback.) BEAT OUR DOLtAR .. FOR-
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NEW 1973 . · ; .
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351 V-8, Cruls-o-motic,
lpw.r. strg. & brakn, emir.
control, G78x 1-' whitewall tires,
air cond., AM radio w/reor •Pealr:ers,
visibility group, tinted gtmss & wheel covers.
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36 MONTHS •O.E,L.
LIASI D1ucr fROM "
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'66 GALAXIE 500 .'67. PLYMOUTH VAUAKT '68 OPEL WAGON '67 FORD _VAN.t.. • .:......
4 tloor, H.T., re.ti .. 'ti•tht, tir+etnotlc,
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v.1, todio ' hffhr, p~ 1t.orl119.
•oocf milo1. IVCJ1•21
'70 MAVERICK
'69 T·BIRD LANDAU
F.11 • p9Wff, oit concliH011l1t9, po-
wlri4owa I •••tt.1 (t69CPAI
'71 GALAXIE 500
'1055-
51133
:I door hordtop. rocUo, hooter, outo., ,133 oir, jlO-r 1t.o\i119, ri11yl roof. Good
milo1. <tt6CQL •
'71 T-BIRD LANDAU . . .
·-~ ..... ~ •. "''"" w:•-· ...... 535,2 . oir c~ .• low Milot. I 125CCMI.
sues ''' -.... Mee $4JJS.
'72 MAVERICK SEDAN
Auto.. l&H. P'/S., ... o.c., ·9roup. Ap· · HARD t1):
pt'OX. 7000 mtl11..,~ .. _, l•J7FFKI FIND m:
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'68 PLYMOUTH WAGON
s.b • .i. ...... ;.. ....... ..... ....... s1· 062 power ttMfl'"J, oir co11d .. 9oocf milo1. .
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· ,.'72 i.¥~GA HATCHBA~K · , ·····"·· ....... ""--;M........ siss9 · 11111'91. ,f770EUO . ;.. :
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Hcrltop., RIH, 4 .. ptf;,...,P/.S,1 VI. "Good •
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'•••;• ; hMtw,·-1:,,_i. Good mU•• $1062 12>.01091 . •
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mil••· 154lDFll . , • . ' .
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6 cylinder, owtotn.Hc, 101" •A. Goocf
mil••· ill2ttl)
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Full pow99""4 ftctory 1ir cond., ¥111yl $368'1 Radio·• hHt.f:.:.~~. Y~li~ . .G~~ .,_ ,,;,~ , , Pickup. RHio,·"~'· outornotlc,~VI, ' • • 892
top, AM/FM, tilt wMol. Su990stod ' mil1J.11Zl4Q:l I), pOwier 1MiiJ19,"90,W 1J1i101. I llJllM) ' •
• lluo loot P'rieoo $4J]5, I 142ETll ~· , , '
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~~· Willie.--·.Shoenaaher
' ' , ' ' Winner at School ,. ; . •
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' ot ... Dellr ... ,..,-'
':JqeRy. WUUe• Shotniaker .iade' 1 rare
Jllllllic. lppannCe '""-.-,' before a ""4"'"':1r .-q ... mbly of 2!0
... at Rotiln w~ 8chool Jn 'HUil> ~-h.: ' . .
PrOhably. tire -· tclfatlc>drlld ln·tlre audilofium .... 111-i'e&N>ld Lee Lappin,
wboce lat~,']lrOll!pf<i! Shoemaker to ap-pear, ) I ! i • .J,
Jiii two-hour ·•lay at jbO achoo! prob-
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ably made tire -exciting day In tire
l\fe of tire-flftl>tr~ y""""ter. And it ticMild not bave come at 1 -beUer time. .rust Mter Lee wrote )he letler to Shoelnlker last October, uklng him to
speak to ber cl811, her mother died.
l<oo'I -Mn. PaW Scudder, then callei! , Shoem~ m\d tole! him how
mixb hls ap~ at the school -would
meao tq !he UlOe girl'. • ·
ShOemaker, .. the world's moat sllc--
cessful jockey, obliged.
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'And 'Qruraday afternoon Lee WU all
&mlleo, · u she walked up to the
mlcropilooe oo stage and carefully
rocl!ed ber memorized inlroductory
speech.
Shoemsker 1 sla!>dlng oen lo a bulletin
board that 1lle student.. bad prepared
with newspaper clippings for •i0ur
Hero," smiled as Lee hesitated, making
IUf'e not to forget a single word.
He !hen look the stage and thanked Lee
for the best introduction he bad ever
received.
Lee beamed with pride IS she Sit in
the front row teat.
The ~. f.11 joctey -treated tire ebildrm to a premier publlc showing
of an hour-IDng documeotary of his life,
Shoemaker said he Js trying to aeU the
film to • motion pictutt distributor.
He then •P,enl snother bout answering
questions from the students.
"How many horsea do you own!"
(See ~OCKEY, Page I)
,: klergtlte Defendant
... .4 ! C~ts Six to 20 Years . ' ' .
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Renakion ·' StUdents Die on Movie-like Trip
~"' ,· . ·~ ' ' e: · · MARION, Ohio (UPI) -Four Ohio State University students,
. ·.·. r·.·,as· ~-ln1•ury , "inspired" to take a canoe trip by the movie "Deliverance," died Thursday when their two 14-foot metal boats capsized in the cold,
. . swift current elf the Scioto Hiver.
A•San duan·Clapl<trano contractor and The victims barely bad begun the 30-mile trip when the acci-
!i ~~,pa..,ngers ,escaped m. dent occun-ed ibout 10 miles south of Marion. It wu not known if
lll~i'tiundoidn ·tlie 1os1on and they·were.,xpertenee<I canoeists. . . exp "Deliverance," nonuna.!¢ for an· Academy Awanl,as best moVJe "~l , ~·· ~ pl&111 at Camp of 1912, 'invoiftd a canO!! trip by four men, one of who!J> was killed.
"...,_.,... , •• ' ' ' • 1 I · ' • ' · '1\leY w~e bl~\!<>Ut the DIOvie· with· the man they rented ~·l<!B~'°4"~=!:';· .. "tbe'canOej.~"· . n.<lfl oty slientt Don 'Scbi\eJa~ $d. . ~ ... "*'~,_,, ·~~~~--·Jlitll~B .. ~20,:~ ' -, , , , J. Silverman, ~ /Jf Ho\Vat<I ~ N'.i., Ho!f-
cre.liclanilllf toot ·p1aot al .Ille ud. diet. ;t...Of Belcllwoocl, ubio,. and,.~~ Boesol.er, ·201 ~~....iJlary'*llolt= _,pf~ Oli!O. " . , ·-' ., • <·
lleilton hlil dlolrotdiod ., • l ...,...,,'tllt--..,.... ; ' ,~ ,.. .
I =t~t~$~ Ch~Ies Dargan .Bows Out
Thi pllol aild bll passengers -• ex-, , .• lllllr\ed by the~ staff • i.f.~~~e.~ ~School Board Race ~~:the .. , and ._ , aides ..ii Oiaries Dorgan, 1 San Juan C.piltrano
• • -• ~ resid<!ll who flgjlred· promlr"'1Uy in the ill.•• ~' ~ 1 • ' recent ~ annp•Ian to pass
1f' I 1 • sclrool booxb -from tbe rtce for o}',F.lie-r. '. '1_.;L,,J,., I the~ Oi.1Pft-1"da~ ~of ~ . ,8:.;.,,,,J.~ -, .. ~~
1 ... ~ ":J • • \ -,,. Dargan, a> r~ at . 21382 Spotted . v · · ·vz T Bull war. wu i1i>.c1i>1 aevera1 Cllld!dates
l!i., ~~e.· ct in .Ei or.-0:' who bave filed for,'lhio pool wblcb will be -<'J. ' left Va<aJ1t by retiring -tee Fred
~r Crash ! N= .::rt.. on the board will· be flled '-~· , , , .. ,....L..:.i.;. mShe.Aprll,17 eJecUQn. _ :•p cit )'Oli!ig ruers •le¢1!!1 "mfely "I bave accepted !""IJl~Yment with a ~A¥1' O!ll.of-<!DDlrOI jet t1iloer bdt maJor1 Soothem caii!Onll8 corporation, bcriilieetl arid '*"""1.lacrimi'tlif13~ r mi, ~.'1'11rlnlt that that emplof•
O.W.Alr llllit...<tlold•!llllillfloy, -·Would-. •'confllct of lntereat
a flat s!Ooeakipa owr 1'1tar .. • ~"??~~to tire board of
TA-4 ~c:i. W::..dt!tr$<1 ~ ·~baa beeii 1!ei1 known In achoo! .~.... ,',,f·-~'f ·-clrClei ' hec;ause of his service u
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sp_okeamso for . ""1'• Friends, the
laymsn's group which campalgnrd auo-
cesafully fcr tire horxl pasaage earlier
thU year. '
oarga. admlttOO that his decision to
~w was "ditrlCUlt and peraooal,"
and added that. he was motivated by a
desire to not ere.ate confusion or
mlsunderBtandin alilorig reslilenta ln the
district.
The trustee areo where oOrgan had
sought election covers all of San Juan
and the !OUtherly tip of Mission Vliijo.
1bat trustee ,are.a drew more ca°'"
dltlates than the other two up for grabs
ln April. . . '
Da.rgan's withdrawal _leaves as can-
didates Wllllam R. 'lbompaon of Mission
Viejo and L. R. "Ray" Baker and Cecil
Homan, both of San Juan.
a~Of·~n de •
Sis, • the old ~!'!!I 19wer;· ' d
Another
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Alleges
Perjury
W ASllINGTON (AP) -A fornler N"tx-
on campaign ofticlal was sentenced.tcr-up
to 20 years in the Watergate case today
bu! ,11\".tenci(li ~ mitl)er ~t JIU post~ 'aflef be Uidt;,Jup; h11<l'J>een :.."~:~~· ~~i;i ·.
1\-li!*'nlil~ ~~ t\""t Jal!iet W. Mclltinl'.fr.' ~ hil ~-'
ly feared for bls,11fe 11"-lold all he 'knew:
about Ille pqlltlcal )>u.gJary 'ahd, wiretap-..
ping in June at DerilocraUc Party htad.
quarters. He also charged that. politicaJ
pi'essure 'had been brought to ·petsµade
the deleiidanu· to. plead guilty tind t~ quiet.' . -
After reading the letter, U.S. District
Court _awe Jobn J. Slrlcia gave G.
Gordon uddy, 42, a fonner White Hoilse
aide •and legal· coumel to the Nixon re-
electioo campaign!a finance committee, a
'40,000 fine in acldition to a oenttnce l'ID8lnl from six -years, elgfit months to
Ill yeara. ":n-WU. pollUcal pl'eSIUre applled
to the c1e1-.i.. to-plead guilty-and re-
main silent,!' McCord said· in the letter
wjllch be bad wrttion io Sirica Mooday.
"Perjury oceurred d\iring the trial In
inatters hlghlr material to the ~ .
otruciw'e, orleqtattoo ancfiaipact ot'the
government's case and to the motivation -•nd lntent of !he. clefendaota," McCord
laid.
.. Others involved in the Watergate
OPol'ltlon were mt ldeittifie<j during the.
trial/' McCord said,' "when they could
bave·been by b testifying.",
Jn Key Biacal'll!O, · F:Ja., •depull' While
Hous, pr.., aecretary Gerald L. Warren
was asked to comment on the McCord letter. He replied: · . ' .
"It baa been our <OMl!!ent policy DOI
to commeot oa mattm ln thla trial oc
any peodlng trial. I feet I will continue
to follow that practice."
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. \~AM,l;o Joc.Cri',~1$1ts HUNTINGTON aEAcH . F'R1EN0
; r 4e .~ppln', .Ill, Wiih .Willie 'Tbf ~'1oe' ShAm,kor
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Jfl~per·~ ·~ay 'Gasoline
~~ning ··vnwurkable ·
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.. ! By-LRUJll: NIEOZIELSKI ' One of these was that automobile · · °' ,,.. DallY ,.... It.tr emissions ar.e worse. than emlssians from . . (;asollne' rationing as a quick panacea other soorCes su'ch . as motorcycles or
for • Southern · Callforulii, BJllOi was • &irCra(t , aci::ordlng. to'Green. .
dismiase11' 'is unworkable Thursday ')ly "Less than half of tbe. allowable moblle
severitl expert witbessel wbo testified in source emi5sioni are · asSigned to
~' ·befoi:t· :tJie f~ ~ Enviroa-automobiles and trucks." he continued. mental Protection Agen'cy. . · "Considering. the number served by
~ of the beB~j wBJ to obtain motorcycles and ai~itft lt ~ould seem
comments on the agency's plans !or com-more reasonable· to seve rely curtail the
plying with the· 111'71 federal ' air quality -latter· rather. ti.an. tk former, U this
ltanda,rds. , muat he ~ nectssary action."
One of !he propooals suggested for the Green, who Bl.-ae(Ves as oouncllman
Loll Angeles area is gu ntioning. for the city of HWltington Beach, added
sPeeiJng in bebaU of Los Angeles, that ratioolng wotild "spell eccmomic
Jadr. .G<eet\, managu of tbe city'• disaster" for Sou1hern Cilllomia and ·the--.~:'~ Poli.e. e . •nea T~
j SmdaJ, the b'91cho ~ ... \ • el with opectaton wlio' rtu'ned olit • 11r•":;;.~rt~ l·toncerh._· Told O~er Coast Me_ etings
Slrlca llOllPlllled McOlrd'• ' ... tmcing
one week while he studies the new
development and placed five other \lei..,.
dants wider provisional m a x .i m u m
sentences.
Departmeut of • lilqvlruutwttal Quality that tampering, with tbe economic lile of
and a. llUutingt<Jlt Beach COUDclJman · the area Is l'unth!Akable." · I
prOdicted trouble ii nUooing became ~ Joining Green lo ~la coadenuiation· of '
~-~-the two pUota . ' Pt~ -w~:iand;J . . , .
reautx. • · , rationing wu ll!ate SM. Jtmes R. Mills
"We r•specM•......,.,. for yoor pro-(~.11,1,Tl(!f!llNG.,Pyo ll ,
pooa~ but "' 11ike aerjoul lasue wjth tbe , • ,
-iib14od; tMlliilb I be ·-~ wOl!ld 'be J>O~ available If CUpers repre>enl! the Fifth Di9tr1ct where ·,~ '~-· '-iorr to eaetrof eoastal commlsaiOO \lfl tire board of supervilors, wblch In-
• poitf and.~ , , , }~ iineetlnp where "bol" -iurtace ., • cllldes Se• Clemente. ,aek!..":r:::;:..itT;:•~i•. dld.in 'San a.a-.... u1, oran,. * * *
. The judge I~ open tire final oenteoce
of E. licnim! Hllllt Jr., 51, Benuu-4 L.
Barker, 55, Eug~ R. Martinez, 48;'
~ A .. Slufrls, 37, and, Virgilio R.-
GOnzalez. · .
=~ guoline 111ttoning/' he said, , , • • ,,,.,..qi~ remedI la baaed oo ,er-. 0.r~ie . . , ~t: I
·llorlaldR ll"10it*,llol~Al!d ,Qilrnly-o1---. 'a.tmwr B 'I Ch M A d · (Sot 8fY&i.W1. I .. I) • • · : · Jlooald CasPers ·wu ..ured Tlluraday. e • , ' . " " ~ ·,. . . :·-.-·~ ·.~ ·=~-:::!"=: o sa . 1ca .ap p.prove
i:. kl l;p'1tm:ae : !rad, uted ·~ "JhYlalonl for • .
~ + , ·, , " I -aeanl .. t-anDL • . Some qtrallonl ....... the -By CAND~CE PEAR!ION But tire cooaervatkl!l act llBo provldeo land trade l!blcb would give tire stat~ a t I ~ 91 .. -""' ''°" , · ~ ............ ._ -.....t ~-·of -ter ~acre -~ -~ ~•-!JO can become "bot _ .. 11111 -a A divided SOuttr coast Reeal 7.olle ·~-,---...,... ....,.... •• -•w•-~~ ~-acres
1 -·"'--~ t1oo ~---•-•-T d a not M'-' to tfdoJ actlaa li ~• portion wblch-'""' tiecOcne I mirlna. • -, 1•-epubllc-.~declared. "°'*''I ~ Uri Y ....-~ '"'6"' ·: (Jl)Rlt '(APi !.. A(ler a itroq ·-• ....,.... reaclred 1 _...i.e over jllrildlctlon of the water lo w!lhln r.ooe yaiijs. II tire ooUtal !'O'Mllalfll! found there :....,. !lie ltGck m.,liiei 41topfadtpln to>-A • eommluitll -.. 111 Sa• 111 the Bola Qik:a area to adopt,a penntt In. tbooe cwa -Wbich ind'lde Lower wis ul.! aCtlon'bebtrl\f'tlie dam on ·the ' """~ Clemente MmdaJ wu atteoded by lboul ar111 map Jn time for a teaal deadllrje. and UJ!POr Ne~ j)ay" and .Anabelni ~. It 'Would hive Jurl3dicti"1 ..
llO per-. m&D1 ol them 111111 Thacommlllloncreatedbyl'._ition Ba)'-thebodyel-anilaltrljol Atton>ey·gener11>1•;.p.....,tat1ve · ::-;,-411o.p!lllla wl!er In tire beca!"' they, .-'t allond to lpult -Ill wu 8t!hject to a .18,811V line -In-land l,IO!I feet wide ·~ it ... in-• Gregclry Toylol) t11 .atolf !Or the lands w .ti. 111.tn• .tl"ll IJ!L ~iboul ...lldJnc 1\.8all er.-Beaoh. · dMiftrall1 llld/or· ii' a body -tl!n>Ul)t cJudeCI Ill the pennlt ...... ' . <O!M1)Jlllllfl, ~ ~ ""'*1. copunl~on ·
• • "Wbat are you taltlQ( ahoul!" Com-provtalcma of that 11me propooiUon U It 'l'ha\ same kind ol it< ol )llrlld1ctlon agree....,t II '>ery 1mp0rti!nt lo the
111111 11111 .,,. eu'1 "'Jlal • · • -·t adopt a map 'lbanday. that will take In tire waler ol Newport ti8nsactloo Ol lht land.• ...,,-IJ..11119 ~1 =~~ad~~ of Newport The map d_~tes the area of the llllch'wu~by-COOUD1-Er.-SignalOl!wantalodeoolop sbOut l,500
-u 1~ ~ .,...... -J!Olle ~tire ooovnlalioo bas ec:utm Director flltlvln C.rpaiter to Jn. , ac:::J Of Bl>laa a., .,.. behind the tidal
·---'' . He ... ~ltiat be WU "~ of Ju111d!ctloo '1'!'1'...._tlJll Oran&<' elude BOlaa.11'1 ill'HUallnlton Beach. • 11)6'dam and In• -l!dal insurance
. ..w.:11:1."$;!6"11t1 ,·~";-n•-~~•c::..--=-=-. andLos~J.V\\lll)tl· . ;'Ml>reaentaUve1 vf a.. -landJ lqr'l~beeipliin.I. • 'l"'' 1 )ill )lllla, """""-..__, _. -lf i(u111ta,.~·by Walter KlllllllCke, • Coimblslloo and Signal Oil and <l\I& Olm-~ 'A tldll 'lnlilm ~te'.IO Insure ...... lown," -~ -."91 of llnfttlnston -uld Son ClomerU dvll· encineet · "1th the State Landi paay pleaded with the _,,,_ 11111 ti> Signal U two ll\lllf>-~ ~ ·
_,._lock • Co. was uked to proYldt an armecl pollc8 of. DMstoo, m 11* to the couta1 com-llnll Iba\ lller'e 11.llty tidal aeitoa llel!lnd and coartal -dllape "' whether Ille ~ -till 'olenW •'· llcor IO U.p ordar JI-•!')'-mladca ' a dam cm the proJierty cm tire IDland aide tidal ecllon takea ~c.. ill l:hannels ~ UlllalloD. WJallao, ..,S i. "Hn (Lon( -llar1lor Deport.-ID -~Ibo map lho!rl an araa of N1llc Cout JUpny, of behlnd'thl-., hi iKlded: '> 1 --......_a ... .... -) we bna Gt ...n pollol Ill tloe l ,OIO ,... lrfllill lrom -blgb lid/' )Vuaer A...... , Taylor -ljlr pennlt Jl!ap Une to
J h'¥nc,"'*""7• llne. ' , Tbe ... eaodSlgnala1'9 oegotlati!ls& (--1'111Ut111'.'-'')1
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Moolly sunny on Saturday la the
way the Los Angeles .....,!htt aetv•
ice sees it for. the Orange Coast,
wilh increasing cloUd.iness in tbe
late afli!rmoo. 'lllll\S 'of 13 at tile
be~. rising to 17 inlallfl: Pv-r-
nighi l0w1 in the upper 408.
• • :li\Sllllt: l~U Ui\ V .
The nigh~ .allo Holl1/l(IOOCI Is
<>waiting breot"ltisly f4J/u plooe
TueidoM nigh~ -the Ai:ad•mv
.AVJGrch. See toda!/'• WciikcndlT
for an •ducattd o••ss o/ ' the
wfntl.lf"•, ' I
A1 Ytilr hrYke t Mo'rlft ,.._
l..M. M'td t ~ l'vMt II .... ft.. 1t Nal~I ,...,... 4 C.I~ I Orantt CwfltJ t c......... a.-ltftHl-Htl .,,..,.
Cl'l\la aJ JYIY'-1"'191' fl c,_..,,. ai 1ftrte tMt
!Dtafft ,......__ · -I $1-.ll Mtl'Qtt PU ~ .... ~ \f • f'lll*"""" • " ,lfiMot -...., ' ..,...... ' """ ,.., .. •MIWf • ........ 4 IWlti.... ..,, ......,.. ...... tt-t4
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U.S. ~nnoy ' .. • •
Threate11ed
WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S.
Amoo ... ctor John Scali w fJ. J
thrut-Wit~ pbyllc,! "'I II'•
by a Plmltt\alllan -· Gtn. Omar Torrijos. K the United Slat..
vetoed a L'.N. Security CounCU
resolutiun on the Panama C&nal,
Informed sources said today.
Scali's vot.e to veto the resoluUon
was cast Wednesday night, a day
after he r!Ceived a message from
Torrijos, the sources said.
They said he message from Tor·
rljos before the final vote ~ted
Scali should cast his veto from the
airport. "becauae the people and
students .would not understand and
there might be violence."
f'ntll Pfffe 1
RATIONING. • •
<D-San Diego), president pro-tern of the
Calllomla Slate Senate.
TesUmooy ollered by Mills declared
that signlf:icant air quality improvements
are already being made without restri~
ting lhe use of vehicles.
Mills told the panel that even without
ratlonJng ,the f~I standards would be
exceeded no on!~ 90 dayo in Im, u com-
pared to 250 days In ltl'IO.
"Since almost twtMhlrds of the ol>-
jectlve will-be achieved without any
signlqcant linpa.¢ w. the eommunlty, are
the negative eflectr.of total compliance
worth the incremental health benefits
which would be provided?" he asked.
Periodic aas rationing, he predicted,
would alter the We style of many people
who depend oo the automobile as
transportatlno. But It would do It in such
a way which "could create havoc and
conluaton as reslden" abrupUy change
from one way of living to another
throughout ~ year."
Althologh they ano not enUrely'ln favor
tl guntloalng, Southem Calilornlana are
not entlrely agatnst Jt either, according
to testimony ollered by Graham O. ·
Smith, executive director of the Clean
Air Constituency.
Citing the results or 800 questionnaires
on the acceptability of the EPA pro-
posals, SmJth aald, 11gas ratlontna ts by
no means unacceptable to lhe larger
public."
Smith added that according to the
sun-ey gu rationing was the least
popular rem"!I!> for dirty air hut that 80-
90 percent o( thole who responded "are
quite wllllni: to submit to at leut 30 per-
cent gu ra1knlng."
Ft'011tP .. eJ
SKYHA WK.': .
Fii.-st Lt. David O. Wood, '27, a resident of
thf 1'Je officera! 1¥Nllntt , 1~111, 1 l 1t-
8rookl ti attache!lrilt "'arlne All1~~I Squadtoo 11 and Wooc!' Is a11lgn0cl' 'to
Marine Air Base Squadrqn 13, brancbeo
ol the Third Marine Air Wing.
InveaUgators said the plane was to
touch down on the runway and snag a
cable in practicing simulated aircraft
carrier landings, but it missed the vital
connection. •
The Skyhawk then veered out of con-
trol at high speed and the officers aboard
balled out, a risky decision at near-
ground level altitude.
They were given routine medical
checkups at the base di.!lpensary and
released, according lo Marine Corps of-
ficials who announced an immediate
probe of the crash cause.
Authorities said it shot across a grassy
quadrangle area, then hurtled over a
drainage ditch embankment before slam·
ming into the bleachers.
Two Found in Plane
SYLMAR (AP) -Two bodies have
been found in the wreckage of a light
airplane missing on a flight from Santa
Barbara to Hollywood, authorities said
today. The victims were identified as
Robert A. Griffin or South Pasadena and
Walter Hllblom of Saratoga, boUl 19-year-
old members of the Ae~ub at the UC
Santa Barbara campus.
OUM•I COAST
DAILY PILOT
TM Or•• c.11 DAtl Y l"ILOT, wlll'I -"lcll
.. t'Ofnblned , ... H .... ·Prw1, II _., ..... rw
IM er....,. C.1t l"\lblltlllrol COfnlltl!Y. ~
r1!9 •ltillflll •l"I pVOlltlMld, MOnd•Y throl,IQl'I
P'rlfl-r, ,.,, Cotlll ..,,_, H.wpwt •.-di,
Hunllnvla!I lueh/,_l•ln VIiify, ....,_
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WASllJNOTON (UPI) -More cootac"
between the International Telephone &:
Telegraph Corp. and officials of the Nix-
on administration -including Secretary
of Slate Wllllam P. Rogers and Vice
Prtsident Spiro T. Acnew -were
disclosed today In a mushrooming Senate
investigation of the controversy.
Internal ITT memoranda obtained by
the Senate foreign rel at lo n a ,sub-
committee on mulUna.Uonal corporatlom
told of a meeting between ITT ollldai.
and Rogera Oct 21, 1971, to dllCUll the
corporaUon's troubles with the govern-
ment in Chile.
"Secretary Rogera, In openlnc the
meeting and two or three Umet during
the hour and 45 minutes, continued to
state that tbe Nxon adrnlnJ.straUon wu a
'busineu administration' in favor ot
business iµid Its mllf:ion was to protect
business," one memorandum aald.
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To Clarify De~I
Rep. Andrew J. Hlnahaw (R-#ewport
Beach), ls trying to -light ·Oil the
reported purchase of the NOrtb American
lloCkWeii builjling Jnuguna Niguel.
He fltld 'l'buncloy that General
Services Adllllnlstretlon offm in Sall
Francisco had ''only recommended" a
trade with North American for otbtr
federal aurplu.s ll(Operlies.
Hinshaw said the trade bad two hurdles
in Washington. "It fU'St goes to the
Justice Department and lhen to the
Government Activities subcommittee of
the Government Operatiooa Committee .. ,
Hinshaw serve! on both commit~.
"We ha ve not sc heduled heari~s as
From Pagel
• yet on approval of the trade and have not :
seen appralul figures," the congressman ;·
said. He added that he was going to con· :
tact GSA for further in!annatlon. · :
He said he had detei:ml,,..i that the •P· :
praisal was llj Wuhlngtoo, ~ring been :
forwarded by the San Francisco olliC<. :
"It will be three or four weeks at tht :
outside before the subcommittee takes :
action on the transaction," Hins~w j·
guessed. . ..
He added, however, that on the (~of 1
it the trade looks like it would benefit ·au j
parties concerned. "~t wW enable .dint ·
government departments to consolidalJ.
their activities In ooe place," he aald . •
Although no actual determination bf!
been made as to which fedtrftl ,
departments would use the buildi.ni•!
Hinshaw said it could be used by So<;i~; Se;cu~ity and for storage or nati~;
archives. . i·
Thia was written by John GuUfoyle, an
ITr vice president, and J. R. McNltt, an
·otherwlae un1denl1lled official of the
firm.
SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS CARRY AWAY WOUNDED BUDDY
Government Troops Batth~ Communists 20 Miles From Salp
PERMIT ...
be drawn from 1,000 yards in from mean
high tide line, but oot the added.1,000 foot
arc around lands in Bolsa Bay.
"The building is ideally constructed f0(1
division into several areas, w i 1.+t1;
separated offices .-nd private eletal~IJ
for each," the coiigressman said. "?!)".:
The one-million.square-loot bulldlnClilt-
calied a ziggurat dlM! to i" ste~
Babylonian design. ·•·;"
It wu intended for official u.se ol the
company, but the subcommittee oub-
poeaaed It along with three volumes of
company papers relevant to Ill 1J>o
vestlgatlon of alleged ITT effortl to
thwart Marxist Presldent Salvador Allen-
de's administration in Chile.
The subcommittee has written a sec-
ond letter to Rogers lnvltlng hlm to
testify in the case. Subcommittee sources
said there ls no evidence Rogers himself
Was Involved In any of rrr•s anti-Allende
efforts, but the subcommittee wanta to
question him about overall
Admlnlatratlon viewpolnta about Chile.
U.S. Gives Hanoi Warning
Of Action Over .Missiles
The· commission spilt on the quesi,>n f
to 5 with the majority for Taylor's sug·
gestion. A vote of seven was needed to
pass.
A five-minute recess was called during
which Taylor and an attorney for signal
Oil conferred quietly with some ot the
commissioners.
The commission then unanimously ap-
proved a compromise. It found that the
waters behind the dam are "contiguous
mass" and drew the line 1,000 feet
around the outer margins of those
waters. It basically moved the permit
line about half way between what both
opposing sides wanted.
North American built the hUge struo.
ture-several years ago but never oc ..
cu pied it because of a change ·in compaoy
plans. ~: .• There have been rumors from time.:
time of a sale of the building and .
were backed by actual negoUalions twit
all fell through. .. .. f.
Chairman Frank Church (!Hdabo),
said if Rogers and three o t her
Administratkm officlab -Peter Vaky
and Arnold Nac~inoll of the White
House staff and former C.Ommerce
Secretary Peter Peterson -do not come
voluntarily, they will be subpoenaed.
SAIGON (UPI) -The United States
warned North Vietnam today that it
might take "necessary action" if Hanoi
refuses to remove anUalrcran missiles
newly installed in nortbernmoat South
Vietnam.
The dispute threatened to forestall
return or the last group or Ame:i.r-!1
prisoners of war held by the North Y..!.et·
namese and Viet Cong.
Zone Freeze Exemption
Request to Be Heard
Two request.I for exemption from the
lour-month planning and :ronlng freeze
declared two weeks ago by San Juan
Capistrano city councUmen will be con-
sidered at their Monday nlght meetUW.
Since ' councilmen first v o l e d ·
unitnlrno.tlly11<1 impose tilo ' frees•, tltey
have received written communications
from general contractor E. G. Kopp and
rtaltor Mary Jane Wright concerning two
different development plam.
The city engineering staff has already
recommended councilmen permit Kopp
to proceed with conslr\ldion on a com-
mercial site on the west side of Alipaz
Street and south of Del Obispo because
development there would be compatible
with public Improvements already pro-
posed by the city.
The exemption request from 1.frs.
Wrtght was made on behalf of her client,
John Rush of San Juan Gapls\rano, who
wants to le{lse two and ooe-qu«rter acres
of · San Juan Creek Road f r om
·':.ve{erinlrtan Dr. Thomas Schauwecker to
•build a private tennis club and clubhouse.
The city plannlhg staff has made no
recommendation on thls matter.
Councilmen are expected to set a
Council Agrees
To Pay Mortgage
In San C'lemente
San Clemente city cooocilmen have
agreed to dip ipto the city's bank account
anct pay off the mortgaae for city hall
nearly 10 yem sooner than It ls due.
The sum for the payoff will be $119,412
if the cash is paid all In a lump sum.
public hearing date to allow cilluns to
object to plans for 1 removing weeds, ~
bish and dirt caushi, fire Or' p~btic
health hazards on city !treets, sidewalk.s
and private property.
In the meantime, property owners will
receive written notices of the city's pro-
posed abatement plans for their prop-
erty.
In other items, councilmen will :
-Hold a public hearing concerning an-
nexation or a 27-acre portion of the Pryor
Homestead territory adjacent to city
limits and initllted by C. Michael, Inc.
-Consider a request to grant Paceset-
ter Homes, Inc., immunity from a strict
city ordinance nqulrlng rigid grading
specifications for major earthmoving.
In rectnt weeks, the council has taken
exception to the !inn's environmental
impact state.ment for development olf
the Ortega Highway.
-Discuss a request Crom 'Supervi!Or
Ronald Caspers for the c o u n c 11 ' s
opinions on the use ol. alcoholic beverages
in county park and beach facilities.
-Hear a report of a special committee
on a grading plan proposed for the
7.aengleln property east of the San Diego
Freeway, south of the Ortega Highway
and behind the Colony Kitchen.
-Review accompllshments of the
Parks and Recreation C.Ommittee which
is stµdylng the proposed 40-acre site near
Del Obispo and'l<s Rios Street for poosl·
hie development as a combination cen-
tral park and new city hall site.
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"What1s your favorite track?"
"Hollywood Park."
"Can you bet on your own horses?"
Under the easy payment plan for the
facility set up before its construction, the'
final payoff sum ould have cost tbe city
an extra $1M>;OOO ln extra interest and "Yes.'' other char~es.
The move by the council Wednesday "When you don't ride, do you bet on
I r · ho the ra~0•." was ar rom unanimous , wever. ...._
Councilman Thomas O'Keefe insisted ''Sometimes, but I don't do very well.11
during a complex debate with Finance The only thing that stopped the bar-
fina] payoff sum would have cost the city rage of. questioos was the arrival o{ the
nlight be better off If It kept the spare afternoon buses. .
cash in the bank and reaped premium In-Lee sat on the edge of her chair the
terest. whole lime, taking snapshots of her idol
But O'Keere was overruled by four and showing the other children around
other councilmen who said they believed her a medallion of a horse's head on a
the buying back of the bonds would be a gold cllain tlllt th~ Shoe bad given her.
better idea. When it was all over, Let folklwtd
The city built the new civic center tar· Shoemaker into a teachers' lounge where
ly in the last decade under a leaseback he planted a tiu on bet cheek. It made
P"'l!fllll whereby a "San Clemente Qvlc the day.
Building Company .. was set up as the .. ldy dad take& me to the racotract ln-
tedUJlcal owner of the atruclllre. field ao I can watch )'OU," ehe told him.
The city has been payi .. the Orm oft "Once we bet $2 on UIKICJlllclence, and
ever since. we won •to.to."
But Teacboul this -kleamod thel the "I don't have a hone, but I toot
major investors In the facility would be lessons once," sht said.
willing to grant the city aomethlnc of 1 "I'll take you rid.in& ll)meUme, 11 he
break in Its paymen" ii the debt W<ft promised her.
paid oil earlier than scheduled. 110kay.'' she e::mlaimed.
Once tl)e vote was crut -with O'Ketle _ .Before they .parted ~~ed her aia1n.
against the measure -the Initiator, of She wu about as apeedlea ao a Utile
the purchase, Councilman Wade Lower, llrl could be.
f\IHtsted the city hove a .. burnlhi 'Pl" Jlut &he blurted, "I Jove him" lo the
ty." othera In the room .
"Not for city boll," he quipped. And for JM Lappin, II wao a -m
"J mean for the mortia1e." ocme ~·
The Soviet·made, surface ·to· air
miss iles (SAJ\1s) were spotted by U.S.
reconnaisance planes Feb. 18 at the
fonner American Marine outpost at Khe
Sanh, 38.1 miles north of Saigon.
Despite protests, the SAMs have re-
mained there, although moved to a new
location, and new installations reportedly
have been made.
In a Jetter to the North Vietnamese
delegation to the Joint Military Com-
mission (JMC). the U.S. deputy chief
delegate, Brig. Gen. John A. Wickham.
said, "The U.S. protests this violation of
the agreement and reserves the right to
take necessary action."
Jt was the stronges-~ language the U.S.
has used since the cease-fire went into
eflect Jan. 28.
"Evide11ce bas been obtained to con·
finn the presence of a new missile field
site 800 meters (yanls) east of the
previous site. This new site contains two
operational pliisiles, associfited radar,
and other support equipment," the
United States said.
Both South Vietnamese and American
intelligence' sourdes said the North Viet-
namese have been moving large humbers
of troops, tanks and antiaircraft guns in·
to South Vietnam.
Taylor said the action would be com-
patible with the state lands finding about
no tidal action and wouldn't jeopardize
any land deals.
C.Ommissioner Donald Bright of La
Habra had argued at length that there
was tidal action in the area. Dr. Bright is
a professor of marine biology at Cal
State Fullerton.
He wa! joined by commissioners Judy
Rosener of NeVr'J)Ort Beach and Cannen
Warschaw of Los Angeles in questioning
the pressure by the state lands com-
mission on ~be coastal ~·
Prior to the Bolsa Chica discussion, the
commission unanimously amended the
map in the Dana Point area to base the
line on the inner bulkhead as the mean
high tide line rather than the breakwater.
Carpenter and other staff members
will use large scale .maps frOIJlJ~ city
and county 1 ;:igenc1es to p1n1>9int, the
perrnll area exactly through spdcilic PfOP.
erties.
The maps Thursday were small scale
and didn't show individual lots.
li the government does buy ~ .
building it ha! been estimated that 3,~ '
to 5,000 employes would work there. : .. ~·
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Shopping Area ·::~
·::·~' Hit by Thieves .. -... ·
·~ Burglars who broke into a San Juan
Capistrano office complex Thursilly
night left wtth a widely varied haul aneP
ransacking lhree shops, two offices and-=a"
restaurant. i ..... ,
Orange County Shertll's officers !me~
the kooW. cash loss at 317~1 CamJiiP.
Captstrano at $314.02 -12117 lrilli!
Transcap Inc. and 137.02 from the 1'~ per Tree Store. ~"'
Other lo63es reported by occupants ·111
the shoppiilg complex included a rdO
from the Pepper Tree, a miniature •Ill cammo Real brass bell 1rom the w~
Well at Calllorn1a Factory Sllnr .-
undeterrnlned amount ol small changi
from vending machlnea In Lindy Loot\I
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De'legates Set
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The prisoner stalemate e r u p t e d
Thursday after Wickham wrote an
earlier letter saying American troop
withdrawals would remain frozen until
the Communists took steps to free a
handlul of prisontrs held by the Pathet
Lao (Laotian Conjznunists). It is believed
seven U.S. servicWlen are held in Laos. Jennller Steffensen bu been cbosen:W4
The North Vietanamese s a i d The Coast Guard cutter Point Divide, delega~· a n d KellJ Smith as aiq'
Coast Guard Cutter
Berthed in Dana PL
Wickham's letter violated an agreement nonnally stationed in Newport Beach delega~ to represent the San Clemen!ft
they reached one day earlier with Maj. will be tied up for public inspection fron{ Americ:aJTLegion Women's Auxiliary~ a
Gen. Gilbert Woodward, top U.S. 9 a.m. to noon Sunday at the Harbor w~k-Jong Girls State sessi!?lf in June. ,
delegate to the JMC. Woodward had said Patrol docks in Dana Harbor. l.Joth girls are San C111F,ente ilfO
the troop withdrawals would resume as The 82-foot patrol boat crew holds an ~l juniors and members of the sc~
soon a.s the Communists announced their open house several times yearly and con-pe.e_ squad. , p
pllns for releasing the last of the ducts tours to familiarize South Coast Ttle seMkm will be held June 18 to 25...ie
American prisoners held by the North residents with search-and-nscue opera-SqtfiW Valley with 560 other delega•
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LONDON (AP ) -The us
dollar rode 1 u cc:e1 sf u Ii Y
through its Urst week of
floating on .for~ign ~c.han&es.
ln most centers today lt was
above Its level at uie start of
the week.
American money was weak
only ln London and Paris.
Dollars were sold in London
for pouods In 9rder to take ad·
vantage of Britain's high ln-
tereat rates, which have
doubled in the past year to the
highest level in w e s t e r· n
Europe.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Pacific Tefephone Co. earned
$1.Sl a common share for the
year ending Feb. 28, the com-
pany rePorts.
The earnings compared with
$1.24 a year earlier after ad·
justment of original figures to
reflect rate refunds of $175
million.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Board of Governors or
Intelsat, I he International
Telecommunications SatelUte
Corp., approved Thursday a m million contract with
Hughes Aircraft Co., Culver
City, for three adv a~ com-
munications satellites-to be
used starting in mid-1975.
The Intelsat siitellites will
· have almost twice the com·
municalions capability of the
present global system -Of
Intelsat IV satellites now in
operation over the Atlantic,
. Pacltic and Indian Oceans.
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NEW YORK (UPII - A
sea t on the New York Stock
Exchange was bought Thurs-
day ror $95,000, the lowest
price paid since Oct. I, 1958.
when a seat sold for $93,000,
the Big Board said.
This latest seat sale is
110,000 less than the 1105,000
paid for a membership March
20 .
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CARSON crrv, Nev. (UPI)
A no.Jault automobile
liability plan which supporters
termed the "most meaningful
consumer legislation of the
session" pa:i:sed the Nevada
Assembly Thursday 34-4.
The propasal's chi er
sponsor, Randy capurro of
Reno, said the plan would
generally folio" the lines of
the Florida system and pro-
vide for prompt payment or
claims regard1ess of who was
at rault.
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Special to Ibo DAILY PILOT
SAN DIEGO -The public
orreri.J'lg . of $)(1,000 shares of
be.ne(icial Interest of Pacific-
Southern Mort.gage Trust at
$15 per share was announced
Thursday in New York by G.
H. Walker & Co. I nc .•
manager of the underwriting
group. •
The offering marks the rrrst
public sale or the real estate
investment trust's shares.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Consumers will pay more for
broiling cbitkena and pro-
ducers will have record profits
doring 197S, Bank of America
agrlcultura~ econ om Is ts
predict.
State production of the
birds, slowed by four percent
)asl yetrr becau,. of 90\llhern
state compe!llioo, wil\ rlse to IU millioD birds, tJie bank
said Thµrsday.
SC
Rep. Jerome R. Waldie,
(D.Calif.) sal.s Tenneco.
Inc. is the tax avoider
of the week.' He s;lld
the multi-loophole con·
gJornerate fald a tax
rate of 17. percent in
l 971-not the standard
48 percent set by law
on net income.
Board Hits
Negotiated
C •. omm1ss1on
SAN FRANCISCO (AP I -
The Pacific Stock Exrhal)ge
oppOses •Jefforts to destroy ihe
system or minimum com-
mission rates on stock ei.-
change trades," the board of
govenwrs has advised the
Securities and Exchange
Commission.
A Jetter to SEC Chairman G.
Bradford from PSE President
Thomas B. Phelan said.Thurs-
day that PSE opposes the
move for negotiated com-
missions for three reasons :
-"Abolition of minimum
commissions will hurt lhe
small investor to the; benent of
the large institutional in-
vestor. ·•
-"The loss of revenues that
would result from aboliUon CJ/
minimum comm1ss1ons, or
lowering the breakpoint to
1100,000. might seriously on·
danger the financial stability'
of many member finns and
lead to a renewal ot the crials
atmosphere of the recent
past."
-"LQ)vering the breakpoint
for negotiated rates t o
$100,000l or abolition o f
mit\imum commissK>~. ~d cause many small or medium·
sized brokerage ftrms with a
regional fOClls to go· out of
bustness, or be 'absofbcd by
larger, }national firms."
THERE ARE
SPARKLING,
MORE THAN 2o0o
DEPENDABLE; USED
CARS FOR SALE ON COSTA
MESA'S HARBOR •IOULEYARD OF
CARS.
'(!11j11S(ifiecl' --
THE PERSONS who would
benefit tfrst from the sale or
Roll.s-ROyce are creditors or
the .old company, which owed
about $300 million.
Rolls·Royce began pro-
duction in 1903' when F. H.
Rolls made t h r e e ~x
perlmental cars. It grew in
size and prestige and became
famous in the United States
with .an advertising campaigil
based on the phrase: "The
loudest thing you can hear is
the ticking or the clock ...
Firm Sells
'Quackers'
ROTHWELL. England
(UPI) -The Valley Duck
fann announced Thurs-
day that it won an order
from Hong Kong to sell
customers there t h r e e
million duck tongues a
year.
Wells Fargo Sued
ht FBI Intrusion
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-or eaeh dollar a 11.J.·pertQn ~ 11pendl on food , you, ._,
lour-person household, .apend
t.ftO:s• you. a two-peraon
·houobold, spend 11.1)7, and a I ~ lndlvidual living allloe
I 1pa>ds 11.11.
f For each dollar the larp tamUy spends on Polltoel and
• ·-potatoes, )'OU, the ..... pie, spmd $1.0&, and )'VO, I
,~e indMdual, spend '1.%1.
, IF YOO ARE a couple, you
~ Ibis much more per II
(than a six-
•\ieraon faml·
'lowing ilelllo
•iy ' for U.
following ~ •
, terns : U
•cents men
per dollar..,
cannedpMO;
18 cen.t1
~J~' re ,.... POttTJ:lt
clollar oo encltn, Ice ......,.
cllicl<en; u -".'I"'" "" lrankltftn; Cid -~ cents llMI ls',..."' mon on
ftesh potaloell, wblte -d. canned )>elcbes, freeh milk,
~OU!Klllllllll., . '
~Ou a per-pel'&Orl basis, the
ll!fg• lamilf alwaya pays less
tun the •mall family -a
p0int which , If ~ming in-
d~lncly Important as food
plices cooUnue spiraling ever ~ard. In fact, the one-Plfm bouaehold ,I& the U.S.
~ f..YlJy 11 per~nt more ror ti!< 8'ine list of foods thin ll\e-
ra:mtty consisting ol two
~ta and lour children, ..,. cjrdlni to a new study by the
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Vrges Rerw ~irwest Bid
~ itW ASJilNGTON (AP) -The
Clir.U Aeronautics B o a rd • s
,....u of operating rights he
recommended that Hughes
Airwest be authorized to pro-
v.'1e nonstop service between
Reno, Nev., and the PaclrJc
Nprthwesl, and that Weslem
Air Lines be granted simllar
authority between Las Vegas, ~v., and seattle and
~land, Ore.
, ilJ'bis i:epresented a change ~m the bureau's earlier poel·
at Airwest should be
bOth routes, and that no
authority should b e
Westem.
I ~ CAB re!Jtmed the er recommeada.tiom to
1l&llliner for an updating,
the basis that operating
s!!ltisttcs used previoUsly had 1Jiicome outmoded. '
;,. a brief to the law jili!ge,
Jireau coonael Barbara Clark
~ also that no additional
~ice Is needed at Klamsth
., Ore. She said further •1 Alrweot provides ade-'li!:ate service between Reno
Lu Vegas, and that no
· onal operator Is required
that market.
U.S. Depl. of Acrlcullurt fusl
publlllhed ln ' 1 F a mi I y
F.conomics Revtew ."
Here's a rund owh,
translated Into dollar•'
THE COST OF a market-
)luket that ls !M.17 for ono-
perlOO ii '37 .IO for a family of
two. The same marketbasket
costa m.zo for a lhree-pmoo
family, '38.U for a four·
peraon family. 135.00 for a
fiv"1>0raotl lsmlly, and that
aame marketba1ket -whlch
tr '38.t'T for one person -
costa oaly 135.ZO f0< a family
Of Ill perSOO!.
But wait : back up and study
that list of items on ·the
Ag r l cuJture Department's
marketbasket. Do you notice
that II Is beavily weighted
with Jeu n:penslve varieties
of foods, lower food grades
C ground beef u against roast
beef, canned peaches a s
·against lreab fruits)?
DO YOU N<mCE truit not
blcliided In .that list for which
the 1JJIAller: tullly pays much
mo1'4 per dO!tar,are many ma-
jor foods: eggs, oranges, cof·
fee, fresh tomatoes, apples,
soft drink.a?
In flct:, 1ays Betty Peterkin
of the Agriculture Dept., the
smallest household pays only a
few pennies more or the same
or Jess for a long list of items'
such as tbeae. And :ihe
apeculai.. that part of the
economies acllleved by larger
famille& do indeed reflect their
choices of lower food grades
and le.as expensive f o o d
varieties rather than their 11.!e
of the savings available from
"economy .. siua and quantity
buying.
It could be that the old gap
between food cost.. for those
or you who buy in bulk as
against those of you who do
not or who cannot may be
beconting much narrower than
it appears on the surface. And
families who do not buy in
built Include the poor who can-
not finance the big purchases
at one time as well as tbe
small households w,bo . cannot
use up the ~ before they
s~il. ·
WHAT MIGHT bt'~tclJne of
the forces ~ing to-close that
traditional gap?" ~
-Modern storage facilities
in our homeJ -refrigeration
and freezing -wlicb permit
the ... an family • take ad-
vantage of the economics of
"economy alzes" aS easily as
the large family.
-A more Informed "you,"
better educated to spotting
res! bargains among ioday's
array of pacUge s I 1 e s ,
shapes, bfandl . and 1grades.
And incidentally; la r g e r
famllle1 are frequently among
the Jess wen educated.
-And l'llOJt v\tai, unit pric-
ing -the <ystem of pricing
which perntits you to judge
the cost per ounce, pound,
quart or whatever measure-
ment -so you can compare
prices in any food market and
find the best dollars·and-cents
buy, whether or not it is an
"economy size."
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Meat Packers Ordered to 'Pass It On'
WASIUNGTON (AP) -The
Colt of Liv ing Coun·
cil TbJrsday ordered meat
packers to pass· along any in-
creases or decreases in their
cost8 on a dollar-for-dollar
basis.
The ,action, announced by
council director John T .
Dunlop, was interpreted as a
move to insure that any
decrease in meat packers'
C05t will be passed along to
the consumer.
PRICES F 0 R wholesale
meat have declined this week
after reaching record levels
earlier tliliJ month.
"Tbll regµlatloo ls designed
to establisli and maintaln a
closer re?aUonship between
costs and ~ces in the meat
packing mdustry and t o
strengthen the admlniatration
in the enforcement of price
rontrols applicable to this in-
dustry,'1 Dunlop said.
"THE COUNCIL ex~
such decreases to ~ passeci
through the tlistn1Ju1!00 chain
to the ultimate consumer."
Dunlop ·sald the new regul•·
tion supersedes the "volatile
pricing authority" granted to
meat ~cten under Phase 2.
The new regulation, the
council said, establishes clear
rules th<U meat packer mwt
follow in aelting prices. It said
cost increases and decrea&e1
for, live or )>8rllalll' procea.ed
meal must be passed Ouoogh
on no more than a dolJar.for-
dollal' buiJ.
IT REQlllRES that a firm
not e>Ceed Its hase porind
"""" mMgln during any fiscal
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Pickets on Break
Wanda Hackman, Oeft) and Mrs. Mona Guth eat
dog food as part of a meat price protest in Heller-
town, Pa. before an A&P market. Some 25 persons
quarter. The gross margin ls
the difference between total
cost of the raw materl.als and
revenues recelved from the
finished pniduct.
A Cost of Uvlng Council
spakesman sal4 the action w11
taken because there had been
a "widening" nladon bOtween
costs and pricei. Mked ll that
meant meat pacien had been
incfl!a.sing thelf' prices faster
than their costa were golng up,
the spokesman Mid, "That's
what it looks like."
Becauae of the r e c e n t
dtcllnes Ja wholesale meat
coofS; I h o ClOuncll expect>
"the cost decreases would be
passed down through the chain
to the ultimate consumer."
THE SPOKESMAN said the
order applies to cattle, hogs ,
sheep, lambs, and calves, and
manufacture of s a u s a g e s ,
cured meats, smoked meats,
frozen meats. natural sausage
casinga and other prepared
meats and meat speciaJtles.
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Of Meat
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Horesmeat' s in .Demand
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:; +:.. NEW YORK (AP) -Stock lllQrket pricos -• sawed a bit today but ended on tbe downslde
•"··· The Dow Jones average of 30 industrlab ciooed •' ;~
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.s.rinitf Too High -
Salton Sea · Fish Threatened
81\AWLEY (AP)-Flsb in wUdllfe along the lower offidalasaythoyleera-'·
the Salton Sea may die out in Americ111 River that It lhould ble outlxtak ol encephalitis in
hn> years llnies1 '1.ePI are p-obably be aba.......,_ oomll!I mqnttia l!el'auae heavy
tabn to inake the daert lake 'l1le project includel the 71>-ralnlall haa enlarged breeding
I• lllly, says a lederal-tlate loot-high Auburn Dam already grounds for viruKarrying
report. wider coostructlon. rno.qultoo. _ J'.tep. V I c t o r Veysey {Ro-"We are consulting with
Collf.). said he will introduce • SplU Fa11lt 1peciallst1 lrom UC, the
leglslation for construction of OAKLANO"(AP) -A water Department of Water
a dike &o create an ev1pora· contrql board Is trying to Reaourcea, the office o f
Uon pond to help reduce aalinl-detennlne who was at fault Jn Emergency Services and mos-
ty tn the H>-square mile lake. Uie Jan, 18 oil apill that qulto abatement d i s t r i c t 1
1be $S8 mWion dike ,... ~ped 125,000 gallono of abollt the clanger and how to
--.dee! ln the joltl\ ,,.... oil in the Oel<land ,. combat lt," said Richard
study by the U.S. Bureau of tuary. Peten, head ol the state's
Rec 1 am at ion and the Bureau of Vector Control and
callfomta Department o f ( ) Solid Wute Management.
Water Raources. ECQ·TQGY Peters aald the wiusu~ 'l1le dike would seal off 40 i, wet ...,.. has caused a ·
squaro miles ol the lake, buildup qi IU!'face water which
located northeast of San Diego More than 300 birds died and provlde1 utra space for
• in the Coacbel1a Valley. cleanup costs reached $1 breeding by encepbaliti&-car-
• I' --• F million. rying mooquiloel. .,,._ 011ght The San Franclaco Bay
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Regional Water Quality Con-e Trees Darnaed
Sacramento County trol Board is seelting to RENO, Nev. (AP) -A
Superviaon have joined the determine who may be subject University of Nevada plant
ranks of those opposing the to 8 r111e up to 96.000. d i 1 e a s e e x p e r t s a y s
proposed $500 million Auburn . The oil . spilled when automobile pollution is daJDag-
Dam-Folaom 'South Canal in ·unknown persons o 'p e n e d lng trees in the Lake Tahoe
El Dorado County. valves io four Iarg~ holding basin.
In an lS.paa:e memo. to the links at a defunct oil .reclaim-Plant pathologist J o h n
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, lng firm, Port Petroleum Co. Gallian said the chemical
the 11.1pervisor1 attaCked the " ... ozone is causing needles to fall
projed as being ao harrnlul to· • Danger Noted off aorne roadside Ponderosa
recriatlon' and to fish and BERKELEY (AP )-Health
ReliAride• engine tune-up
MOit 4 cylinder can $13.11,...17.11
-eoynndero .. undVWo -16.88Reg.19.88
Mo1t8cy1l~ercats Now 19.88 Reg.23.88
lnclud• the following labor ind parts; New poinis.
SP•rk plug1, ditlribtilo1 cap and rotor. Dwell angJe,
timing and Idle Ml C1tburetor 1djus1ed. Power
te1m Ind fuel lifltl l1!1er checked. Air lllter ei.ment
chl<:ked Wld M1v1ced. DiellibUtot edv•nce •n<t
-.condary wirl,,g eheckect.
RtllArlde• heavy duty muffler
12 88 lnolalled Now • Reg. 1 s.ss
Oua,.ntHd " long •• you own your c•r. fill moat
"-rleen rnod•lt.
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Joy Alvis looks on as instructor Triola ~ works
with Jeannie Kniiibt in fine old art of strip-teasing.
Class for housewives is held in Atlanta.
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Proposals
Studied
Aneieni Ship?
·Space Visit;s Claimed
1!UN'l'SVll.Ul, Ala . (UPI) -Acconllqg to Jooepll F.
Adminlstrtton of the Hun· Blumrlch, w1Je11 the prophet ~el ,,..,, that • ''whirl-
llhgloD BUcb City (el.,,,.,,_ wind OU1 ol lhe north" back in the 6111 Ceotury B.C., tt
lary J Scbool Dlrtricl will -a apoceslHp ' spend the next mooth lluclyln& l!lumric:b 1s·dlloi o1 Jl>e•syotemo layout branch ol the
unlllcation plans !or Fountain ~ elev.....,.,,... ollke at the Marshall Space FllJbt
Valley acbools. Ceola',
Dlstricl trustees t o l d SUperintend nt S.A. Molrett AND BE FIGURES that "whirlwind" was a large
thJs W:'l!l< to study the various = ~ ~'!:.::" ~lcopter rolorS descending lrom a '
unification proposals made by iltwnridt said be bas been analyzing the tedmical
. the Fountain Valley School ~ibilitres of Ezekiel's deocr!jltiol\ in the Old Testament
a.trlct and come back in :;;;;, "I came to the c:onclusion that the prophet indeed
" May with bJs lindlngJ. 18W MlCb a thing. '
Trustees indicated in their "My cooclusion is that dlis ·Nas what we nowada)'!
briel dl!c:tl.ulon that they may call 0 shuttle vehicle," said l!lumtidl, who has a boo!< oo
maie-their o w n recom· the sub._ coming out soon in Germany. mendatlons at that time. ,_.
The Huntington Beach Union BE SAID IN A telephone interview that the ship Er.e k·
High School . District has tel ·•w .. ..,.. dependent on an oimtal stauon. S1Ze and
already supported Fountain perlonnance malch the shuttle vehicle that goes from that
Valley unif1<atlon plans on the -tal lllatlon to the ground and back. · condition that the elementary "'nle thing is a very feasible vehicle and a very good
school districts wllhln t}¥ 52-design. There's good engineering behind the entire design,••
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dlstricl agree. EZEKIEL'S DESCRi'PtiON, in the !~st cbapter of his r==========;, !I Old Testament book savs a "whirlwind came out or the
north, a great cloud, aiid a fire unrolding itself, ..and •
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Blumrich says titat in his book he doesn't go Into the
possibilltles ol where the spaceship ori~ted beclluse
the prqblem "is just too tremendously big. l m trying to
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.... Build~r to -Ta'lae· POge· Fr~1n· llistory
By JAN WORTH
Of tM Daltr ....... SI•"
The ancient tocan community of Mac-
chi.I Picchu in the Andes Mountains may
have been the first planned residential
developmoot in America.
Its rocky, high altitude site, where
every resident had a "view lot," is much lit, the site where Larry Redman and
Richard and W!Hi41n Ashby of Creative
Com.muniUes, Inc. hope to develop a $15
million, 250-unit complex taking its name
and ·theme from the Incan ruins.
They will present a specific plan, for a
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73-acre canyon 1.ie north of Plrk Avenue
betweeD Tbunton Intermediate School
and Alta Laguna, to the planning com-
mission Monday night.
~ project would leave more lhan 70
percent of the terrain in ~pen space,
Redmao said. The c:ompaoy plaoa to
spend at least ,J,500 per unit on
Iar.dscaping, aod aims to pmerve the
natural rock outcroppin,s.
. Ostrander and 1 Kishlyama a r e
architects for the pro)ect.
Recreational areas including four ten-
CAccord Reached . . ·.~·
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',i By CANDACE; PEAllSON
, Of ,_ O.llr ,,., Sltff
A divided South Coast ReJdooal Zooe ~tlon c.ommisslon T Ii u r s d a y
~ .• compromise over jurisdiction
in 'Gil Bolsa <lllca ilrea to adopt a perdllt
mi'-mOp iD dine foi; I!' Itg'1'1Madllne. 1'!ft camaliJalm created b7 PropositiOD
!O \\'al su'bject"lo a l!d:OOO line -' ltr-
dividually and/or as a body -through
ro\rjsions of that same proposition if it
~ 'ldopt • map tbUrs<lay. .
map de!l/1eiitea the ,ai;ea 91 \[le
I zone where the comml,.kbi Iii!' jurtichcllcin over developmerils In Orange
and Los Angeles counties. ' • 'It was drawn by Walter Kunnec:ke, a cffll. e!\gineer , with the State Lands Div.Won, on loan to tbe coastai com· -·-~ . ~ lUIOGIOD· . ·tn most places, lhe map shoW! an area
I ;000 yards lnlind lrom mean high tide
line, .
But the conservation act also provides
for )Qr.isdiclioo around bodies ol 'later
not su~ject to tidal, actloo JI &.'IJ' portion
of the water b withln 1,000 yanb. J
" That-same ijnd of arc of jurisdiction
that will take in the water of Newport
Beach was Sl)ggeoled by Commission Ex-
ecutive Director Melvin carpenter to in-
(See PEl\MIT; Page I)
E .pert,s Rap
~··~·:. . G<ii' Jl,ation ·. . . S~g· Atmrk·
It. ' ' ' Bv RUDI NIEDZIELSKI •t Of•ftle DtllY Nit Stl" ·'
_Gasoline ,rati~ as a quick panacea
for Scutbc!m Callfomla "'10I was
dlblssed as unwOrtcable Tliu~y by
several upert witnesies whb lc!'tlfled in
Anabelm before the federal Eoylroo-
meotal Proteclioo, Ageocy.
nis courts, a 35-tiy.45-loot swimming pool,
aod a play field, ilre plaoned.
Density would ~ about 3.f units per
acre , in two, three, and four bedroom
1 units. Based on. the citfs 1.9 average
resident per ho~ld, the deve~ment
cotild house 500.
Most units woUld selJ for $55",000 to $701•
000 each. Redman said marketing re-
searCli predicts 'that the clumn would
attract more "empty neste~" than fam-
ilies. ·
Creative .Communities, Inc., a Hun-
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P.leted, -It Huntington Coves in ·Hun-
tington Harbour -waterfront homes 1n
the 1100,000 prlte raoge.
They also buill the Arch Beach Heights
reservoir, landsco ping and park .areas for
the South Orange County Civic Center,
the cloverleaf entrance to .Los Angeles
IntemaUooal Alrporl, and various parks
aod bridges. A speclfic plan is req. wheo a
de~eloper wants' to create something
which does not fit in any· existing zones.
If the_ council approves the plan_ the
ure
developer ls allowed to proceed wt!h oo
mning ~tlon except for the plan
applicable only to hls unique site.
The Top of the World ·property is oow
zoned R·l (single family residential).
Redman has visited the city of Macchu
Picchu and WU impressed with Its
similarities to the Laguna site.
Planners and engineers still consider
the Incan development a marvel, he said .
The ancient builders had their own
system of zoning, with residential sec·
lions, Industrial areas, and large open
spaces in between.
In.,.thoee C8!el -which include Lower
and lipper Newport Bay aod ~ Ila,~ ~ the body of water aod a strip of I~ 1,000 ·lee~ wide-aro11Dd it are ·In·
eluded in \he,pennlt zone.
Purpose Oi--the hearing .... lo obtain
comments onibe agency's, plans for com-
plying with the 1977 federal air quality
standards. ,
l' )-• St~le~l-iiie Mud . "'. . I ' ., -I 4 1Jl'J i , ·.. ,I , ,,. 1.\ ., . i f f 1, ~ .
. . · 0o• oi U>O jir'oposal,s •e!t~ 1o1 the Los Angeles area is gas rationi(il.
Speaking in beball ot Los . Angel<!s,
Jack Green, manager of the city's
Department of Eovironmental QUallty
and a Huntington Beach councilman,
predicted trouble JI rationing became a
reality.
ll'fl!l.s'.J•f:bac'ibl.>~,StactJQ \¥!Jliq_d ·at Alls. creek • ., Site. the eqµipmen~ wils being jlsed .n. the• sOuth
·dn &iutli.>1.agunll:.Effort'I to<reinove ·it ,toaay were ' .. Coast County Warer' Dtstriat:water.Jine project.' Re-
delayed"until .. ,jumbo crane could-be' moved •fo the cent rains-caused the predicament. · · · · .
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Uguna Forums ·
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' ~al, bdt we t•~•. serious Issue with the
• suggested' g~llne rationing," he said,
adding that the remedy is based on er·
(See RATIONING, Page I)
·p_~ta _Proeessj~g ··Studied'. .. . . . ' . .
• ' .. clllx candidates vying for thrrl\f positjO)'ls ..
on the Laguna Beach.Board ofEducatioo'" . Laguna Trustees Will Study Fate -of Program
.. ~Scheduled 1o appear .1 two .. ~ate Eminent Domain il\bllc forums next week. . • Li t!>e data processhig system of the
,-~ fim nieeting sP,...red by the loguoa-Beach ·Unifieit' School dbtrict a ~lnating Council, W\11 be held ~t 7:!0 ·Suit Names 200 ~ albatro60 that should be done ..,,_ Tuesday at Laguna !leach (\llY 1jall, ,a,..y w)ui oext ytar! '
Forest Ave. " · " • ''' ch ·"""°' trusfeeS will ~t tJ\af q'u<,t-e second forum, spoosored .by }he. • In I..ag1ina Bea -u.lat·a BjleciaJ /t.plil' to atudy . ...,iOO: lrr.l, will be held at7:30 ~.m.•Thur.iilay .,..._ Iii!•"' • '. .... ~ bo s Top of the World Elementary School, '"" , .,.. '° IDallY ~ a ut
.. I Tree Top Lane . · , . , .L 1 .More than 200 Lquoa Beach ~ this ~· oaid· Trustee Norman Brown ·~ each meeting~ ' candidates' wbt and ]ll'OlfetlY-m have been~ ~ al a ftO!llt n-.g;,in reQuesting a atudy
' 'nt their views, with a 9u~~n~ aifeodants In an eminent d6ma1n action -""computer c.,.tic • .,..e period foUowlpg • 11f think tt's important (the 'meeting) r~Jng office In the Aptlf 17 electll>n • filed lly the city .. the first stage In lls, so .. all hear the aame things," or:
' the following candidatu8' .. plaos.1 for COllllnlcllon of the lliGO,tlllll Browne added.
'.,;:.Jane F. Boyd 50 • of • 1274 S arlit Arch Beach llelcbta oe-line. Discussion of the COllll>Jter came up Ibis
' Laguna Be~ch:'and CO<ll!"O!' of, City Atlorney Tully Seymour said all week following a letter from the Capls-
ture Travel Se(vice. Mr>. Boyd defeodanin are being served ~-of the trano Unified School District requesting
a decision whetl)er or oot data proceMing
wtil be retained next year.
'Capisbiino for the past sev..-al years
bas . held '!it agree-1 with Lagulta
jlieacti, R"yin8. up lo#i,000 for computer ,
~· ..... ' I 1 Annual Ieose· on the IBM compqter is •
'lll!,000, Otber upj!oses Include 14,000 for la dlredor of dala ~og, 13,500 .for ,
a computer °""'tor and 12,00!I for sup-,
pliesi ·, ' •·'
Moot · of the ' oomputer time is ear-
marked for the' "daily demand" Oeaible
scheduling -used •at Thuraton ilnter-
·n\ediate School. .
other uses lnclude tftPllr&tloo of 'high
was elected to the school boaid In ' Ofaoge County SUper1or Court .. nu1t lteP , authorized by city council. r--...... ~---------..,..--.,., ~. ----:-r---
-Or. N0\'111an Browoe, 44, 'of ,420 El •-O>url actioo -authortred by the dty JPlo1 Followed ~ de! Mar, Laguna lleoch ... Dr., .council Jao. 10.
Br8wne a local deotllll, ls seeking bis 'Seymour salll the lepl actlool.....,, ' on the board. He wu first taken to obtaJd •Mel!Mltl necc11 7
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• 1985. comtNctiOA of I 3 .,,., lfJWI' llDll in
Kreber 36 of 3f:JO Bern the Aidt 8-* .......... LI I .... • I I ~ DdVe Lquna Beach, He ls ao Orange dislrtcl 89-1. • ~ depuly clislrlct attorney. "Colmcll policy "81 It......., I~ -">r Frederic Ludwig, 41, or 400 El of.way qeocy and attempt to ~ tht t;.mJnO del Mar. Laguna Beach, DI:. easemenll I b r o u Cb ""'olintloos," 4tldwta ls 1 profesw ot pathology and Seymour aaid. How-. he noted that
,....logltal octence at the Califoralo -pe6illeW-wWobo141ncqr-I
'tcllle e of ~ UC 1"1ne. dlle to .....,... .tlOllil'Ojia<enllilt of ....Ji.bael s.gar, :ia, ol t7f Van .Dyke l•"'*"l'btc· and 101110 ~ bpldi• GUI
•Di'fve, Laguna Beach. Sii&~· a ta lir 1'iri ".'!'\7!.o.. :it.ii~
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llllnf In the ~ ' ' ,. -.a~u ~-·-,L
.,tlon. • '· ·--..... -· ,..,. ... wm1ani '111omllS m. 51, of 31,.1 eel> ' Phi Ave .. Sciuth Laguna and owner of "The OOlltractor bllllled tile l1"bllc
)Ill Thoma• eamem. Tbomu, board ...,1:1 ~ Utat be woultl baft lo
ptlident, -first -it It71. slop work .It ... did DOI IOI 1111
• A tblrd public lontm II ocheduled to be easemenls," tho city allom01 llilL
htld at 7:• p.qi. ""1111 II Ille 1-v.t of Ilia•-...,.. ' I lor lhl
Jleocb lllch School ..Utorlllm, as l'lrt ~damages" ......s b; Ibo -of A.., . the butlod line oro .-!.
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ports aod student listings. The district
business office also uses the computer
on a limited basis.
One 'ln181ee, Getald ~: aaid i.. is
oppooec11o'retont1Qll ortfie colnPut<fli\.i
lnade a.motion the ochool board abolish
the •Y!i•l)l· • •
His motion, however, died for lack of
a~ ... , , "'
Asll<d JI fhe .board plaoa to dump' the
compcitei, ;Jloerd President · William
Thomas, replied: "The bo!lrd bas made
no dedslon. P~rsonally, I'm oot ready
to make a decision."
Dr. Charles Hess, uaistant auperln-
teodenl for bu.tneaa, said the board
should make a detennlnatloo by1May 1
to retain the system.
If the sy,SlA\l'o ls removed, he. "'••ested
the ocbool distriCt ~ loolt tii;r'oolher
district or private firm for computer .ervtce oo a CGllttll<t' bails.
Board members,a!Jo heard an appeal
!lorn Harley "Wick" !Jobo, director of
:fta ~I, ~-etmu!ly~lift'e the :
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JUL1AN faPl -Civil '-Ir Pal!Ol and
sheriff'• squadron .pUota ~arched again
today for I"' ~a ~line .. reported
•1114\' W~nliht with four --1111 lli\6~ 1 ift.
'""' .. ,iden-tified .. t, 11, 'Phoenix.
Arll., osked w..U. oondltlona as bis
ilngle-qine p1-was JO miles' east of
Julian, northeast of San Ditao.
The city was built as a refuge for
nobility and was designed with great at·
tention to defense and preserving the
natural appearance of the site .
Creative Communities, Inc., spent
$1.000 on five studies relating to the proj·
ect, Redman said, in hydraulics, en·
vironmental impact, geological aspects,
and projected city service costs and
marketing.
The units ranging in size from 1,500 to
2.700 square feet would be sold over a
three-year period.
Liddy Gets . -
Sentence Up
To 20 Years
WASHINGTON (AP) -A former Nix·
on campaign official !'as: sentenced to up
to 20 years in the Watergate case today
but sentencing for another defendant ft.
postponed after be •aid.perjury bad been
committed and all those involved bad not
been exposed. ·
In a letter read from the bench. defen-.
daot James w. McCord Jr. aald hll foml.
ly feared for his llle JI be told on he !mew
about tbe eoimca1. burglar)' and w~p
ping in Jljlle at Democratic Party head-
quarters. He. also charged that pollUcal
pre~ur4 bad lleOl1 ~!Ollibt to p<nUllde
the defeodaotl lo pl,ead guilty aod keep
quiet:, . ·'
After reading the letter1 U.S. District
Court Judge John J. SJrlcia gave G.
Gordon Llddy1 ·42,,a former White' House
aide and legal counsel to the Nlxon re-
el~n campaign's: finance committee, a
$40,000 fine ln add.Jtlon to a sentence
ranging Crom six· years, eight months to
20 years .
"There was poiiUcal pressure applied
to the defeodanti to plead guilty and re-
main silent," McCord said in the letter
which he had written to Sirica Monday.
"Pujury occurred during the lrW In
matters highly material to the very
structure, orientation and Impact of the
government's case and to the motivation
and .intent of the ·defendants," McCord said. .
"Others irlvolved In the Watergate
operation were not ldentUled during the
trial ," McCord said, "when they could
havE: be~n by those testifying."
In Key ·Biscayne, Fla., deputy White
House press secretary Gerald L. Warien
was asked to comment on the McCord
letter. H!! replled:
"It has been our coosisteot policy oot
to comment on mattera In this trial or
any pending trial. I feel I will continue
to follow that practice."
Sirica postponed ltlcCord's seotenclng
one week while he studies the new
development and placed five other defen·
dants under provisional m a x 1 m u m
sentences. ·
The Judge left open the rma1 sente ....
of E. Howard Hunt Jr., 54, Bernard -
Barker, 55, Eugenio R. Martinez, 49;
Frank A. Sturgis, 17, and Virglllo R.
Gonzalez.
Orange C:eut
Weather .
MosUy sunny OD Saturday ls the
way the Los Angeles weather serv-
ice sees it for the Orange Coast,
with Increasing cloodlnea in the
lite afternoon. Hiabs ol a · at the
beaches, rising to fl/ inland. Over-
night lows in the upper fOs.
INSlltt; TUPA\'
Th• mQht aU HollytDood is
awaiting brtathl<sal~l<lk•• pla<:•
Tuesday niQh~i w"'~dlm!I
.-Jlward&. Ste '' u~l"ndtr
for an. educated gvcu o/ the
wi1111er3.
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Ono ol lbeM w• thal au-Ue
emlas.ioos are worse than emlssklnl from ---· ... ai=oll, -.aJng to a-. .
"Leas than half of the allowable mobile
source emw1ons are assijDed to
automoblles aod trucks," he' cootinued.
0 Considering tbe number served by
motorcycles and aircraft It would oeem
more reucnable to severely curtail the
latter rather than the former, lf lhis
must be the necessary action!'
Green. who Ibo aerves aa COUDClllUAD
for the city of Buntlngtoo Beach, added
that ratim.ing would "spell economic
disaster" for Southern California and
that Ll!npering with the economic IUe of
the area is ••Wlthinkable."
Joining Preen in his coodrunnaUon of
rationing wu state Seo. James R. Mills
(D-San Diego), president pro-tern of the
CaJifomla State Senate.
Teatimony offered by Mllls declared
that significant air quality lmprovementa
are .already being made witho,Ltt mtric.
tlng tbe use of vehicles.
111111 told the panel that even without
rationing the federal standants would be
exceeded on only 90 days in 1911, u com-
pared to 250 days in 1970.
"Since almost two.thirds or the o~
jectlve will be achieved without any
significant impact oo the community, are
the negative effecui or total compliance
worth the incremental health benefits
which would be provided?" he asked.
Periodic gas ratloolng, he predicted,
would alter the life ~le of many P:eOPle
who depend on the automobile as
transportation. But It would do it in such
a way which "could create havoc and
confusjon as residents abruptly change
from ooe way of living to another
throughout the year."
Although they are not entirely in favor
rt gas rationing, Southern Cal~omlans are
DOt entirely against it either, acCording
to tes~ony offered by Graham O.
Smith, executive director of the Clean
Air Coostltuency.
Citing the results of 800 questlOIUlalres
on the acceptability of the EPA pro-
posals, Smith said, "gas rationlng ls by
no means unacceptable to the larger
public."
Landmark Hotel
In Laguna Sold
To Merrit Farms
The landmark 72-room Hotel Laguna
whicb h¥ towered over Main ~cb for
nearly hall a cenfuly bu' been sbld lo a
Porterville investor.
Rlchard Merrit, o w n e r of 1d;errit
Fanns lnc., purchased the •· three-story
•trlictu.,, for in undlocloled ·IUDQlint. '
According to Jsmea Agnow, <Ille o! tlie
three principals formerly owning the
hotel, Merrit says he does not intend to
make any substantive changes to the
building.
Other interests In tbe Hotel Laguna
wert owned by Mn. Barbara Schweitzer
of Los Angeles and the John Mullin fami·
ly.
"'We never Usted the hotel for sale but
people knew we were interested in a
seller," Agnew said today. "Apparently,
he heard we were interested.'' '
The hotel was built in 19'l9 to replace
the original Hotel Laguna, a wooden
struct.ure constructed in 1887. Minor
changes have been made over the years,
including renovations or eating and
cocktall lounge facilitles, Agnew said.
Several years ago, owners of lbe hotel
acquired land direcUy to the south for
use u 1 parking area.
Residents and vWton alike remember
the bold, red neon sign. whicl) once etood
atop the turret and proclaJJned "Hole!
Laouna"
the 11gn was removed m 1970 to com-
ply with city's sign ordinance.
The new owner, a Conner LagWla
Beach resident, could not be reached at
his Porterville residence today for com-
ment on the purchase.
Agnew said that Merrit's purchase pro-
bably replaces earlier plans by some in·
vestors to tear down the landmark and
build a new low profile hotel at the top
end of Main Beach.
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Tho $1 Million Dovel-I Would St1nd Whore Laguna Sholl1 Now Stands, 1601 S. Coolt Hlghwty
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) -The
&ad-faced old Indian ci>ief from Woonded
Knee wu at the United Nations !or the
first time. Obviously, he was skeptical
that tbe world organtzallon could do
anytblfli about the conflict cm the
reserv111tlao. '
Planner Agenda Bulging
"ff this body has !ht power, I'd like lo
have them say something to get those
blueco1tis out of my CQUDtry," chief
Frank Foobcrow said, using the old U.S.
cavalry nickname for the federal
troopers confronting the Indians in South
Dakota.
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Final Review of Main Beach Park Pl.ans Scheduled Foolscrow, a husky 77-year~ld with
long, black braided hair, led a delegation
of Oglala Sioux and their allies iht<I U.N.
headquarters Thursday. Their obR<:t was
to gain a world platform for claims they
are a sovereign nation reduced to pover-
ty by an Amerlcap government that
makes and then breaks treaties with
them.
Final review of plans for Main Bea.ch
Park, discussion on proposed realign-
ment of GleMeyre Street at cilllope, 1
hearing on a new botel~mercial
development, and presentation of plans
~ for a ~unit development at Top of the
World are major items on Monday's
Laguna Planning Commission agenda.
The city council requested the planning
commission to review the Main Beach
design propoaals one more time before
giving its authorization to proceed.
Oeciskln on the specific plan tor a pro-
poaed hotel-commercial complex at the
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PERMIT ...
elude Bo111 Bay In HIDltlngtoo Beach.
RepresentaUves o! the state lands
commLsslon and Signal Oil and Gu Com-
pany pleaded with the commissioo not to
find that there b any tidal action behind
a dam on the property on the inland side
of Pacific Coast Highway, south of
Warner A.venue.
The state and Signal are negottaung a
land trade which would give the state a
400--acre manb and another 130 acres
which might become aumarina .
fl the ooostal commlalcn lound there
was tidal actloo beblDd the dam oo the
property, It would have jurisdiction.
Attorney genera I's repruentative
Gregory Taylor, oo staff !or the lands
commlakll, sa.Jd a coastal comml.sslon
agreement Is "very important to the
transaction ol. the land."
Signal Oil wanta to develop about 1,500
ac.-cs ol Bolsl Bay area behind the Udal
gate<lam and must get Udal IMlrance
for It, he explained.
r might besltate to lnll!ft
Si Jato ~ -1a1lds an dlsagree Oil whether the
tidal pcpon takes place In channels
behind the dam, be added.
Taylor wanted the permit map line to
IJ4l drawn !nm 1,000 yanjs in from mean
high tlde'lhle, but not the added 1,000 loot
•re around Janda In Bolsa Bay.
The commtsslm split on the question I
to 5 with the majority (or Taylor'• aug·
geslkll. A vote o! sevef was needed to
pass. •
A five-minute recess was called during
which Taylor and an attorney for Signal
Oil conferred quietly wllh some of the
commissioners.
The commission then unanimously ap-
proved a compromise. lt found that the
waters behind. the dam are "contiguous
! rqass" an• ww· the line 1,000 feet :~ aiound' tti: outer margins of those
waters. It basically moved the pennit
line about half way between what both
opposing sides wanted .
Taylor said the action would be com-
patible with the state lands finding about
no tidal action and wouldn't jeopardize
any land deals.
Commlsslcner Donald Bright o! La
Habra had argued at length that there
was tidal action in the area. Dr. Bright is
a professor of marine biology at Cal
State Fullertoo.
He was joined by commissioners Judy
Rosener of Newport Beach and Carmen
Wa~cbaw of Los Angeles in questioning
the pressure by the state lands com-
mis!ioo on the coastal group.
' . . Charlie Brown'
Musical Staged
At Laguna High
Performances will continue tonight and
Saturday of "You're a Good Man, Charlie
Brown," the spring play of lhe Laguna
Beach High School drama department.
Thursday was opening night
Robin Buck takes the role of Charlie
Brown, with Robin CA.mp and Margaret
A1ancuso alternating performances aa the
incorrigible Lucy.
Jeffrey Nagel Is the blanket.toting
Linus; Kimberly Maddock plays Patty;
an~ Christopher Galloway portrays
Snoopy.
Jefftty Belnap and JllJOll Bowlin
alternate as Schroeder.
curtain time in the hlgh llCbool
auditorium Is 8 p.m. Tickets are S2 for
adults and $1 for students.
JeITy McCulloch d Ire ct• the
perfonnanc@, with Julie Ce.bang as stu·
dent director: Kirk Woloahyo as at.lie
manager; and Anne Larsen and Dan
Jacobson as prop usistanta.
Sut Keller aod Jane Healy srs
coordlnallnl msblmes, and Peter DlslD-
dro and Robin Camp have done publldty.
Fr<d Sloulor Is mualc director lat !be
product.ion. Jlay Hauan! Is lecllnlcal
director aod Betty McCarthy Is dlrec\lna
choreography.
Laguna Shoals, 1601 S. Coast Hlgbway,
has been continued to Monday until more
information on pedestrian acei!SS to the
beach is provided. Stephen Levinson is
the owner, Ostrander and Kishlyama art
the architects.
A proposal to realign Glenneyre Street
at Calliope and remove a dip will be
voted on Monday. The intersection has
been designated a safety hazard due to a
alght distance probl@m.
Spokesmen for Oea.Uve C.ommuniti~,
Inc. of Huntington Beach will present to
the commission their speciflc plan for a
250-unit planned residentiaJ det'tiopment
at Top of the World.
1be development, called Macchu Pic-
chu, would take its theme from the an-
cient Inca ruins . It would include 73
acres, with about 70 percent open space
preserved. Ostrander and Kishiyama are
architects.
Other items to be covered Monday in·
elude approvaJ of a storage addition to
Laguna Moulton Playhouse, discussion of
the countywlde transportation corridor
study, and recommendation to the city
council on proposed dedication of a Cres·
cent Bay Drive ocean frontage .
The emphasis was on publicity, with
the U.N. visit mainly devoted to a news
conference attended by more than 50
American and foreign reporters.
"I ceded close to two billion acres to
the white man . . • I have only a few
acres left out of my original country, yet
they SlUTOW1ded me with guns • . . I
don't like that and that's the reason I'm
here today," he said in a strained voice
Poliee ""Beady~
Concern Told Over Coast Meetings
through an interpreter. ·
Meanwhile, a contingent of Sioux In-
dians due Sunday in Wounded Knee for
religious ceremonies will force a test for
government officers surrounding the OC·
cupied village, Indian leaders have an-
nounced.
American Indian Movement leader
Russell Means made the announcemen&
at a news conference In the Wounded
Knee Trading Post Thursday. There would be police available if
._...y to control coaotal eommJssion
meetings where "bot" lssuea surface as
did in San Clemente recently, Orange
County Board ol SUpervlaon Chairman
Ronald Caspers WU IWllfed Thursday.
Caspers, a member of the South Coast
Regional Zone Conservatlon Commission,
bad uted about "provisions for i
sergeant-at..anns."
Some questions before the commission
can become "bOt cases" and draw a
large puhllc audience, Caspers declared.
A commiukm meeting in S a n
Clemente Monday was attended by about
600 persons, many of them angry
because they wereo't allowed to speak
about grading at Salt Creeit Beach.
"~t are you talking about?" Com-
2 Fliers Safely
Eject in El Toro
Trainer Crash
A pair of young fliers ejected safely
from tbeir out-of-rontrol jet trainer as it
bounced and skidded aCfOllS the El Toro
Marine C«po Air StaUon field Thuraday,
like a fiat stone skips over water.
The TA-4 Skyhawk was destroyed in
the spectacular crash, but surprisingly
there was no fire.
~1arine Corps o(ficiali said it plowed
tbrougb a aection of bt..chers ouWde
Building Six, the old control tower,
splintering the sealing structure into
kindling.
On 1 y Sunday, the bleachers were
packed with spectators who turned out
for an air show commemorating 30 years
of Marine Corps operations at the base.
The aircraft in which the two pilots
were practicing so-called arrested land-
ings then skidded through t h e apron
area where President Nixoo's plane
always parks and finally ' stopped 100
yanll IWIY neer a hangar. •.
Officers identified the crewmen as
Capt. Roiiald R. Brooks, 28, of Tustin and
First Lt. David O. Wood, 27, a resident of
the base officers' housing.
Broolal Is attached to Marine Air Base
Squadnln !l and Wood is assigned to
M1rln1! Air. Base Squadron 13, branches
ol the 1lilhl Marine Air Wing.
Investigators said the plane was to
toUcb dOwn oo the nmway and soag a
cable In practicing simulated aircraft
canier landings, but It missed the vital
coonectlon.
The Skyhawk then veered out of cm-
trol at high speed and the officers aboard
bailed out, a risky decWon at near-
groond level alUtude.
T~y were given routine medical
checkups at the baae dispensary and
released, according to Marine Corps of-
ficials who announced an immediate
probe of the crash cause.
Authorities said it shot across a grassy
quadrangle area, tben hurtled over 1
dra.lnage ditch embankment before slam·
ming into the bleachers.
Church Sponsors
Spring Art Class
Sirtntr art ctassM 'or the Laguna
Meihodlst Churcll, if$31 Wesley Drive,
Soulh Laguna, will begin April Z with in-!
slruction In oil and ~De peintlng •
·Robert llbltlds, a U.W lltach artist,
wlJ1 IUVI U b>ltrlld«.lfls -cur-rtnily 11t on &spi., In. Loo ~leo.
Carmel, Loog Be~ and l'iell York City,
Pmonl wllhlng fUrtbor lllfonnatian DD
the cta.o ma.y <all Dr. · Merlin
Jo-.. Gf.m4; M•rle t;;.lei, lt4-
03111, or 1rtne lkrns, 49'-llMlll.
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missioner Judy Rosener of Newport
Beach asked Caspers .
He answered that be was "thinking of
San Clemente."
Commission chairman Robert Rooney
oC Huntington Beach said San Clemente
was asked to provide an armed police of·
ficer to keep order if necessary.
"Here (Long Beach Harbor Depart·
ment) we have the port police in the
building, .. Rooney sa.Jd.
Caspers represents the Ftfth Dbtrict
on the board of supervisors, wblch in-
cludes San Clemente.
"Aci:ording to oor 1868 treaty and the
rights it accords In<tian people," he said,
"more than 500 Rosebud Sioux Indians
will walk past federal roadblocks. They
will be armed with bunting equipment
and will carry food and supplies. If
attempts are made to restrict their ac-
cess, those efforts will be met with
fOrci!."
The return today, meanwhile, of the
government's chief negotiator In the
stalemated confrontatton apparenUy djd
not indicate any change in the standoff.
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Trade Faces Two Hurdleg
, Rep. -J.ulllnlhaw (Jl.N-1
Beach), ls trying to ~ light on the
reported purchase ol the North American
Rockwell building in Laguj,a Niguel
He said Thui:,sday that General
Services Admin1stration offices in San
Francisco had "only recommended" a
trade with North American for Other
federal surplus pri>perties.
Hinshaw said I.hf trade bad two hurdles
· in Washington. "It first goes to the
Justice Department and then to the
Government Activities subcommittee of
the Government Operations Committee."
Hinshaw serves on both committees.
"We have not scheduled bearings as
yet on approval of the trade and have not
seen appraisal figures," the congressman
saJd. He added that be was going to con·
1 h •
tact GSA for-(urlhet inf9"1l&tion. 1. ·1
He said he had determined that the ap-
praisal was in Washington, having been
forwarded by the San Fraot:¥co o!!)ce.
"It will be three or four weeks at the
outside before the subcommittee takes
action on the transacUon," Hinshaw
guessed.
He added, however, that oq the face of
it the trade looks like it would benefit all
parti~ concerned. "!t will enable some
government departments to consolidate
their activities in one place," he said.
Although no actual detennination has
been · made as to which federal
departments would wse the building,
Hinshaw said it could be used by Social
Security and for storage of national
archives.
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,&ellllfajell. o!ficeo and private tlevailts
for eada1~' the congresslnan said. t:,
The one-mllllon-square-foot bulldinl.'ls
called a t.lggurat due to its ste.r
Babylonlsn design.
North oAmerlcan built the huge sttuc-
tun several years ago but never: .Aif..
cupi~ tt because of a change in compw
plans. ~ \,.rt !
I There have been rumors from ti~ :!"
time of a alt ol tilt building and "1/i>e
were backed by actual negotiations .Jalt
all fell through. ·«
II the government does buy ·11it
building II has been estimatOd that ~@II
tu 5,000 employes would wort there. ~
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Every Homo Desarves
A Fino Lounge Choir.
The Very Finest In
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Avo"oble Now At
Ted von Hornert, Inc.
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Pr:oposeS 'Budget Hollies' Plan
By GEORGE LEIDAL
or -. DlllY "'"' tr.ff \"'"'< Councilwoman Gabrielle Pryor
bail proposed a joint ~ty-developer pro-
ll'IQll lo lower hot\slng costs and scatter
moder~~ or low income families in new
developments amidst higher priced
ho~.'. '
The experiD)'enta1 "budget homes" pro-
grJ!ll wiU be considered Tueaday nJgbt
by elly ,ClOllllC~ , '
.Mn. Pryor laid tcxlay the. !dee mighl
l'tlult in the council "mUinc ll perfeclly
c)ffr" whetber or not homes for low or l•
mode.ra'te income families will be allowed to seek federal assistance in order to
by tJii. existing city council. provide low or moderate Income llousfng,
"If this council ba!ically feelS i t · has not found other means whereby lbta
needn~ have any part In 'j)rovldlng bous-type of boo!lng m1gltt be construcl6d, nor
Ing for all income levels then I'd 11.i.e to identified siteS }'et, for low.-and moderate
know it right now, before we waste any income housing," sbe said.
staff time lrylng lo come. up witb WJYS Councilwoman Pryor Illus will ult
such a goal might be reached," Mrs. councilmen Tuesday , to ,OCX1Sider ask1ttg
Pryor said. • the Irvine Company and . city staff lo
The goal -!hat Ille clly of lrvllie offer evaluate her budget ho!i1'3 proposal aa
housing for all who choose lo Uve and one waYo the city might erico)Jfage private
work in Irvine -la set In the council industry lo provide a supply of such
ad~ policy plan, Mrs. Pryor note!. homes. • · ·
"k'owever, the council bas not chosen Mrs. Pryor said the ideas were her
. \
owu and she frank!Y admlta she doesn't
~ how much savings 1lr Ille costs of
Ille "budget homes" could mull from
Ille piopooa!. Key polqta made In her
fiv\7\)iP pro~ Include: .
-The elt.y walvln& of par!< dedication
f ... and 111· ~nt related pOrmlt
f-for tbo · perceo1a&es o1
''budget'llorilel" to.be built wffbbi stand·
ird ..W ~ tnicta. -B~ -· both 1~ and de~bod slng!e family units, would be "ICtttered'... \hrOugbc)ut new develo~
ments-.
~ atergate Defendant
Get-s Six to 20 Years
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,..ll'ASll!NGTON (AP) -A former Nta-
qn .~ampaign official was sentenced to up
to''20 Year! in the Watergate case today
6at· sentencing for another defe1l4ant was
)loltponed after he said perjury had )leen
committed and all lhooe involved bad not beOn exposed. .
, IA a letter '"'d from the bench, defen·
da)llJames w. Mcq>rd Jr. said his fami-
ly ~ared for~ lile, U ~ told all be knew
ahclut the pOj!Ucal l!ufgjl!')' and wiretap-
plq In June At Democ;ra\ic Party head·
qqlrlerl. H• also charged. that political
prmure .bad -broughl lo perauade Ibo delendW.s lo plead guilty and keep l .
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Community
~Ctrc"le' Hit 6y Owners
By JOHN ZAU.EI\ or 1111 o.11r Pti.t Steff
· A plan Iba! loots good on paper Isn't
alliays a good plan.
That lesson came home with a venge-Uce to ·Irvine city councilmen this week
~')lley faced a steady stream · of land-
~ and developers who were un-
f!jfilpy 'wtlb an lnnovitlve development
!ilan proposed for 2, 100 acres of nort.b
Ji'Vin• land. '
.. "The main °'1~· f!1 developers' wralb .1!• a hQge, clrtulat community center
i! a ball ~ in diameter and ringed ';,!lb oportmeots, Brocery stores, and lit6er <ommerclal aervl~. ':'.·n is the equtval~nt of a "round quarter 'aictlon" centering oo the presenl lnter-
li;.-tlon of Yale and Bryan aveques,
wlllch w.uid )lOecled lo be n:routed
aroond Ille .... of Ille pnipoeed clrcu-
'"" comnlunlly eenter. •!The problems of. circular design were
loinpowided becaU>e ll crosses at least
a dozen property linea and requires :the
~~Uon of an abnormalfy high ratio CCperb lo fill out Ille centerof Ille circle
(See ClllCLE, Pqe >J
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''Irvine's Needs
. ' . ' ' \ ' -Will Be Aired
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At Sympo~iu·m
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Does Irvine need mo~ or fewer
1 stores! When will the lrvlne Com-
, Alter reading tbe--t1.etter, U.S. District
Court Judge John J. Sirlcla gsve G.
Gordon Liddy, 42, a former White House
aid.e and legal counsel to the Nixon re-
electk>n campaign's finance coromlttee, a
$40,000 fine in addition to a sentence
ranging from si% years, eight months to
20 years.
"There was political pressure applied
lo Ille deleedants to plead guilty and re-
main silent," McCord said In the letter
whicll he bad written lo Slriea Monday:
"Perjury occurred during the trial ln
matten hJihly material lo Ille very
structqre, orten1i1UOll inll lmpeet d Ille ,.
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government'! case and to the motivation
and Intent of Ille defendants," McCord
said.
. "Others involved in the Watergate
operation were not identified during the
trial," McCord said, "when they could
have been by lbose testifying."
In, Key Biscayne, Fla., deputy Wbite
House presa secrela!)1 Gerald L. Wamm
was asked to comment on the ~
letter. He replied:
"It .baa been our oC\}OSistent policy not
lo 'co.mmeot on ·matten In .lbta trlal or
any pending , trial. I· fee\ I will coollnua
lo fODol\' that~" , ,
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Students Die ·on Mo~~-like Trip .
MARION, Oblo (UPI) -Four Ohio state uqlvenity Students,
•itnspi.red" to take ·a canoe trip by the movie "Deliverance," died
Thursday when th~ two 14-foot mew 'boats ca~Jn the cold,
swift curre~ of the Scioto lllver. , ·
The Victims barely bad begun the 30-mlle trip when the ace!·
dent occurred about HJ miles south of Marldn. It' wai not. known If'
they were experienced can!J!Oists. · .
"DeliveranCe," D.ominffed for an Academy Awarf. u best movie
of 1972, inv9Jved, a canoe trip by four men, one of whom wail killed.
"They were. Wkin~ aoout the movie with the man they rented
the canoes from," Minon County sheriff Ddn Scbneidet said.
The victims were Jdentlfled is Michael B. Smith,. 2Q, of :Mt.
Sterling, Ohio; Marc J. Silverman, 20, of Howard Beach,. N.Y.; How·
ard R. Bancbek, 21, of Beachwood; Ohio, and Charles Roessler, 20,
of Zanesville, Ohio. ·
W estmirtsfer Woman-Gets
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Embezzlement Sentence
A Westminster woman who embezzled
·lt\Ore than $61,000 from an Irvine firm to
finance a cross-countr)> trucking opera-
tion and Improve Ille family home bail
been sentenced lo .ooe year In Orange
County Jail, '
. Joan M. Craig, U, of rl9S Navsjo
Road, pleaded guilty lo cbafl6S llled'by
Ille Orange County District Attcmey•a
Office, at a hearing 1burediy In Har!Jor
Judicial District Court.
She could have reeeived a state Jlri80!'
tenn1for tho offense, wbicb was esposed
throllgb lllldltlng of financial recorda al
Tropitone Furnllure 1nc .. m ~
Ave-1 Irvine.
Jntornal a.venue Service a&enta are
also Upected lo tan aetlon agalnll Mn.
Ccalg, however since the missing funds were dUe lo the IRS In employe
wilbholdlng taxes. · ·
Proseculor& contend <0mpany records
kept by Mn~ Craig showed ibe money·
dfverled lo 'the Garden" Grove penona1
bank aCCO<lllt ota J. D. Ftelda, wblch bad
aci1lally'been ciooed In 1967 following his
death.
Jnvestlgat<n aald· the fu!lda, In the
form ot lt cubier11 checka:, were really
depO!lted in Ille Craig a,ccount at Coast
Bank In Garden Grove.
The furnltlh finn which employed
Mn. Craig far ahoUt a year fired her
(See tM'Brm.E, Pal• i>
Sirlca postponed McCord's aentenclng
<1ne week while he studies the new
development and placed five other defen-
dants under · provlsional m a x l m u m
sentence!.
The iud$e left oiien the, final sentence
of E. Howard Hunt Jr .. 54, Bernard L.
Barker, ·S51 E!J4eniO R. Marttnez, 49;
Frank A .. ~. Tl, and Vkg1l1o R.
Gonzalez.
"Each of you are provisionally ,com-
mitted. to ft1 m.uin'.lum, ltlltence," Siiica
sajd. ~ added lbat be "'.ii\ ~ after ~ lhree-.IDOlllJi study. wjletliet lo upliold or
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GaJOllne ra~Onfut as a quick panacea
for , SoUtbenl Callfomla lllllCJC was
dlsmtsSed as ·wi-kible 'rbunifay by
aeveral expel(, '!'ilneaaes who testllied in
Aitab¢im befiire Ille · federal En'1roo-
mental ProtecUon Agency. PurPooe of lbe hearing was lo ob!ain
~ta,"" Ille agmcy•s plans for com-
pl)'in( wllb ... llie ·1m federal -air Quillty
standards. .
One""GI lhe~·auge!led for the
Los AftsOlea area la gas rationing.
~aldng , in f>!oball of Los Angeles, Ja •. Groen. ...-ger __ q{ _ th!:. ciJy's
Department of Environmental Quality
ancl a )luntlngloo ~ coqnctl~.
pridlcfed !rouble if ratlonlng 'beeame a
reality .
"We reapect the reasons for your pro-
posal, but we take aerlous laaue with the
suggested gasoline ratlonln&," he said,
eddlng that the remedy la based on er·
R1Deous facts.
• One of theae was that automobile
emiislons·an wone·lban emiuions from
olber SOI!'.,.. aucb u molon:ycles er
aircraft, according lo Green.
· "Less lban ball of the allowable rpoblle
souree emiasfooi' are wlgned' to
aUloinobilei mid trQcks,~ 'lie cootlnued.
•1~ tbe ; number lel'Ved bY
mofurcyi;Jes ancl altcralt lt wO\lld seem
11141fe ,..sonable lo aeve,rely curtail Ille iatter ralber lhan the former, U tilts
must be the necespey action." Greeb, Who aloO loefvd. u .....Uman
for the <Iii' of Hun\lngton Beach, a<l<fed
'that ritlonlng 'wou!CI "spell el:ooomlc
disaster" for $oulbem califomia and " • (SeO RATIONING, Pqe i ) • . panf provide a d d ~~ I o n a I """" , merclal bUlldlngs! wny does It take
ao long to get needed services -
restaurants, drug stores, etc.1-to
move to a new community1 Irvine Pair Vie Groulld-level Actiola
• These and ~ 'to,, Irv~
, Tomorrow question' on recreation
and open tpace plans of the city,
county and Irvine C<lmpany, will be
1 ~ dlleua;ed in • a three-bour IYDl'-
' poslum oet for t :!O a.m. Saturd>y.
Sjleobn fr<>m' Ille tand clevelop-
J• ment firm, the city and _county
pemment will participate In the
' oesslon in Rancho San Joaquin
Jntermedlal• ,School, fflll
Mlchelldll Ave., Unlversl~ Part.
Irvine Tomorrow Ch al ( m 1 b
11obor1 Smllh of Turlle Rock -
newl1 appt>!Med cilj ~ com-
m!llloner -will moderate the ......,_ o1. ~ faclllltes.
( Glen WCJO!lnla-, a dlrec\or of tbo
: lodepende>& c~ for u m
\ orpniutioa, wOl 11114.. ... v-b•d
• -10C!UUoaal f!!lll!tles ]!ilaled.
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1n Aufo Con.teat
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\ -'-Exterlon of 11\Ch bomet would
match• neighboring units,. bql lntl!rlors
woUld be "solid, ba•lc living units"
witbQut trills socll ... "fancy lixtunis ...
disllwashets, garbage. dispows and bath
facllltlts more !bin one eonip1ete unit.
-Plannlng commlaalon>rs could pro-
-11C141Uooal lncent!Ves and 'blended higher densffiel. by allowing smaller lot stus for bud.,! homes. •
~and one-car garages instead
of'!"IJ.r ,tl*cbed g,arages could provide
extr.a developer savings. •
;-Toltl ~ings of about $3,000 per
·~:
home might result from-tbe combin~
elimination o( city fet11 and reduced
amenities. '
-SOme means of limiting purchase of
the lower cost homes ~ families wbose
incomes require availability of iucb
housing would be necessary.
Mrs. Pryor notes a m:unbrer of quea--
tions her proposal would raise should the
idea be pursued further by. Ille clly.
Those Questions and anGLher fow-cost
housing proposal by Cbuncllman Henry
Quigley who suggest! ~he city encourage
mobile home develQPUtint, are n:pected
to be discussed TuosdRT nlght.
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' ' • • ·~ f ' . ' DAILY "'"°'' lteff '--'f.IA'tHAN DETROIT,' ··~qELAIDI' READ,Y, BUT WHER&'S. 'SARAH'?
'.-;· · : ~char~ Con,•"J yla'!,'f Ma~l1na-Renc~'Ml11 Ill Holly Han'°"k •
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Illness ·Hahs School Production
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The sbow didn't go .on at University number involved to more than 100
High ~t· Tl)ursday nJchl. 'petsons.
Ho~1y. HaDcock, 17-ye~ citd '1ead "doll" 11l'm gonna cry," one of the cast wail--
in the 66-member student cast of "Guys ed Thursday night as the opening show was canceled and questions as to the fate
and Dolls", fell ill. She was hospttallz.ed flf the whole spring effort were raised.
overnight and is not expected to be well Opening night jitters and enthusiasm
enough lo play the part until neJt week, turned to dlaappbintment, until todsy -
school officials say. 'in typical Damon Runyon fashion -a
. ray of hope appOored 'on the borlr.on. AJ a1resultof the Irvine;youtb'a llJpess, Miss Hancock1s mother' sent iJJord to ~-Dail·Trevioo has canCel'.ecl an ·of lhe schoo\.HQ!jy~_be o~er her bout
this weei'a ~ormancell; Jnciudlng 'l'ith the nu ,by Ille ,.~, malling the
·1-sdbeduled for B'.o>cklck lonlght ,and speelal Tuesday J>'r!orm~poasible.
Sal~ay.,. . . , , .. , , ' Meanwnlle, dlsaPl>Olnt~ bolders of '2
>In 'place ,'of' the thrte ·mlhed . tickets fQr any of '!lie-cancelled
perfonnances, an erlra lbQw hll• been (See DOLL, Page ti
oet for J:!O'p,m. Tue.lay hi the, Unlversl-• " '• ty .Hlgl(m11)1l~'loom. -
1l)j! ·:F(ank 'J,.i>esier music~ ls1 the
largest ID , Uni High history with 66
students oi1· staee. anoliier 21 in · the
orchelt(a directed by Min Vivian Trlem
and olbers backstage bringing the total
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MooUy sunny on Saturilay is the
way the Loo Angels -Iller aerv·
·lee ,... tt for' the Orange Co<st,
with ~-In the
late aft~.:~ Of:83 at tJie
beaches, rialng Jo ti, lnWld. over-
night lows ln Ille Ul)per. IOI.•. •
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The nlglll otl Rollvwoo<I Ii
awaiting breathlt•llr lol<<1 rhac•
Tue"'4v night ~ the Acadtmv
Awardi. See todOv'• Wieke>idcr for an educated au•ss of th•
wbtner•.
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RATIO ING. ••
that 1amper1na with the economic ure or
the aru It ''unthlnQble."
Joining Groen In hiJ condemnation of
ntton•nc wu atate s.. JllDl9 R. Mlllt
( IJ.San Dl•go), preaident pn>ttm ol the
Califomia State Senate.
Testimony offer<d by Mlllt declared
that signlftcant alr quality Improvements
are already bein& made without restric-
ting the use of vehlclea.
Milli told the panel that even without
ratlontng the federal standards wouJil be
exceeded on ooly 90 days lo 1977, as com·
parod to ISO da)'I In 1170.
"SiDee almost two-tblrds of the ob-
jectl:ve will be 1cbleved without any
significant impact on the oommunlty, are
the nea:atlve effects ol total compliance
v.'orth the Jncremental health benefits
which would be provided.?" be asked.
Periodic gas ratlonlna:, be predicted,
woold a\t'r the life style of many people
who depend on the automobile as
lransportatlon. But It would do It in such
a way which "could create havoc and
conluslon as resldonts abruptly change
from one way of llvlng to another
tbroqbout the year." ·
Although they are not entirely in favor
d Pl rationing, Southern CaUfornlano are
not entirely agalnat It either, according
to testimony offered by Graham 0 .
Smith, executive director of the Clean
Air Comtttuency.
Cl~ the results of BOO questloru!ali:ey
oo \lia ...,.ptalllllty of tbe EPA pro-
-11, Smith &aid, "gas rallontng la by
.., meana unacceptable to the larger
pu~."
Smith l!ddtd that aceordlna 14 the = pt ratlontn1 was ibe lwt 'i'emedy for dirty air but that tit>
90 perc81t of those who resporided "are
qUlte willlnl 14 submit 14 at least 20 per-
cent Pl raUOnlng."
ID 1eoeral, the alternatives 14 ratloolng
p._..t by the witnesses Included
stricter emission controls, masa transit,
restricting urban growth, diverting
blghway construction funds to mass
transit, conversion to other fuels, chang-
ing the work patter111 of Southland
residents, and increasing taxes on
guollne and motor vehicles as dlain-
oentJve1 to auto travel.
Dargan Dropping
Out of School
Board Campaign
Charle. Dargan, a San Juan Capistrano
resident who figured prominently in the
recent tueceseful campaign to pass
achool bo!ldsl wlthdrow from. the .race for
the board o tnut .. s today lr«awie 1pf
new job eommltmenla.
Dargan, a realdeiit at 29362 sPOit~
Bull Way, wu among several canc:Udates
who have filecl for the post which wlll be
left vacant by retiring trustee Fred
Newhart Jr.
Throe lpOtl cm the board will be flied
in the April 17 election.
"I have accepted employment with 1
major Soothem California corporation,
and, honestly, I think that that employ-
ment would catl8e a conllct of lnterest
were I to be elected to the board of
trustees," Dargan said.
Dargan has been well known in school
circles because of his scrvke as
spokesman for Arvy's Friends, the
layman's group which campaigned sue-•
cesslully for the bood passage earlier
this year.
Dargan admitted that bis dectsion to
withdraw was "difficult and personal,"
and added that be was motivated by a
desire to not create confusion or
misunderstanding among residents in the
district.
'lbe trustee area where Dargan had
sought election covers all of San Juan
and the 10Utherly tip of Mission Viejo.
1bat trustee area drew more can-
didate! than the other two up for grabs
in April.
Dargan's Vt'ilbdrawal leaves as can-
didates William R. Thompson of Mission
Viejo and L. R. "Ray" Baker and Ce<:il
Homan, both of San Juan.
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Prison Boring,
Says Countian
After Return
Former POW Major Jose Luna of
Orange Coonty sald Thursday that Ufe in
1 North Vietnamese prison camp was a
seveo4ay-a-week routine rlddJed with
boredom.
Ma)or Llllla, an Air Force pilot wbo
spent six years in Communiat capUvity,
made bis remarks to newsmen ln a Press
conference at March Air Force Base
where he reCenUy completed medical ex-
aminations foll-Owing his release by the
North Vietnamese. ·
"We would get up in the morning, ex-
ercble, wait in line for a bath, come back
and eat, and then do it all over again in
tbe afternoon," said the 32-year~ld
airman from Orange.
''That was seven days a week," he
said.
Luna, was one of five officers in-
terviewed by newsmen at the Rlveralde
County airbase, where they recenUy
compfeted physical examinations and
4ebriellngs.
The five 1ave no further details on
,P.ri,toi\ )ii• "';I ~ther . PQW, 11.1 .. ~I. Thomas 'Madiaon, C, of PbOenlX, Ariz.,
said be and his fellow prlaoner1 were
"bettet meli' Secause of our e'lt>eri'1ld!. ••
The,..'othtt three of£icers tattll\g if8rt in
the t ~mlnute conrerence were Maj.
Wilford Abbott, 36, of San Diego, Lt. Col.
Jack Bomar, 46, of Mesa, Ariz., and Lt.
Col. Jack Van Loan, 41, of Tucson, Ariz.
Tbe five were among POWs released
March 4 by Hanoi. They arrived at
March Air Force Base on March 8 from
Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines.
The)l are schedul~ for a 90-dey leave Jn
the next few days, all ?Air Force
spokesman said. i
Abbott spent the most time in prison.
He was shot down on Sept. 5, 1966.
Madison, the senior officer present, was
shot down on April 19, 1967. Bomar was
shot down on Feb. 4, 1967, Van Loan on
May 20, 1967 and Luna on March 10, 1967.
All five said they believed that anti war
activity in the United States delayed a
peace setllement.
First Try, Says
Robber Suspect-
Easy to Believe
A robber who later allegedly told police
that an attempt to hold up a Santa Ana
market was his first try at la•breaking
demonstrated his apparent amateurism
in a ser1es of incidents Thursday.
Police claim Robert J, North, 30, of 9()1
S. Harbor Bl vd., Santa Ana, entered
Bud's Market at 509 S. Harbor and
threatened clerk Duane Roberts with a
knife .
Roberts grabbed foc t h e weapon and
knocked it to the floor . The bandit then
pulled a toy gun [rom his pocket and the
clerk sent that nying with a blow.
Stripped of his weapons, the woul~-be
robber finally picked up a wine bottle
and threw it at Roberts, but the missile
only grazed the clerk and crashed In
pieces on the floor.
Frustrated, the bandit fled the market
leaving his own car with the engine run-
ning parked in front or !he store. He later
called the police staUon and reportedly
admitted the futile attempt.
Kevin Coan Top
Science Student
Kevin Coan, a Mlsaloo Viejo High
School 'senior. has been named "most
ouutanding ldenee student", In lhe
Tustin Union Hl~h School 'lltstrlct.
Coan received • plaque for tbe honi>r at
a l'l'Ctllt Nationel Youth Conference oo
Scie!IC< end the Bnvlroomen\ in Cl))~go.
TIJ<l _ow~td wa1 madt by San Dleeo
Gos •nil Electric Compony. -
Mqre thai1 IOI!' aaideotl from.: blab •
schools througtloot the U.S.' I~ tfle
Chicago coorerone<r, hosted by 'the Na-
tlonal-Tetehert Sdenee A-ration .
Coan WU IC<'OO\panled by Mission Vie-
ill te~eher Alan Satl•rltt.
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performances may exchange them for
seals for any of 'the remaining
performances or return them for refund.
The box office will be open tonighl and
Saturday as originally scheduled.
Students will present "Guys and Dolls''
a total of four evenings next week with
two performances at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
and again on Thursday and 8 p.m. cur-
tains on Friday and Satuf4ay.
The Loesser musical played on
Broadway in the 1950s and later wa s
made into a movie. The book is based on
characters created by Damon Runyon .
El Toro W oma11
Loses Jewelry,
Swl,e to Thief
A costly mink stole and jewelry were
taken Thursday night by bl.lrglars who
used a wrench or pliers to twist off the
front door knob at an El Toro home ,
Orange Cowity Sheriff's deputies said to-
day. , ·
Deputies said the Intruders took the
stole and two wristwatches, jointly
valued at $450, from the )lon\e 9f Lo~etta
D. Mariz, 74~of 1.'J3'3'Rldge4la0te1Dfive.
The lnobile home of George Pleasant
Warren, 46, of 24922 Muirlands Road, wa s
one of two other El Toro locations broken
into during the night, officers said.
Warren reported the theft of a color
television set aod cash, with a total loss
of ~. to thieves who entered hls trailer
while he 'i\'aS out to dinner.
Officials of Pacesetter Homes reported
the theft of a heater and ten gallons of
paint with a total value of $165 from new-
ly built homes in the El Toro area.
Deputies said intruders broke the lock
on the garage door to gain entry to
homes at ~ and 22581 Claude Road .
lrvirle School's
Playground Set
For Art 'Gallery
The playground at Irvine School will
become an outdoor art gallery featuring
children's works, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30
p.m. Sunday.
Irvine School is at 14736 Sand Canyon
Ave., in East Irvine. The art exhibit will
Include paintings, woodwork, puppets,
papler macbe sculptlD'e, clay objects.
murals,:cepages and macram~
Every,c:hlkt in the·school i! se t to have
art creaUOOs in the show. ' ' School officials were busy today bang-
il)ll wires at the site, to allow an open-air
display. The Irvine Parent-Teachers
Association will sponsor an ice-cream
social in conjunction with the mini·
festival.
"It will be a splash of color," lrvine
School Principal John Inmon promised
today, adding everybody hopes for sunny
skies.
Open House at the school is also Sun-
day afternoon. Public Schools Week
begins with the first of April, Jnmoo ex·
plained. so the art exhibit and open house
were Jlnk.ed.
Fair Crown Won
By Sue Asburn
Sue Asbum, the daua)lter or Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Aabum ol Mtssloo Viejo, has
been chosen Queen of 1172 Great Western
Fair Llveilock and DiJrrShow.
Th• show will be from April IS 10 17 at
Great Western Exh!t>It qtnter In Los
Angeles.
Miss Asburn, 17, lt a ...ior agriculture
student at M"ll&lon Vl•Jo lllCh School and
plant 14 studjl animal JiuStili>clry 11 Cal
Poly, San Lull Obispo.
She WM CbOHit,,_t ol a field of JI COO·
latanla, all llM!Dber• of f.11 nd Yulure
Farmers of America Clube.
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Advisory Panel
For Housing
Sparks Question
The status of the city or Irvine Housing
Advisory Commiuee is again in question .
Does it exist or doesn 't.'it?, city staff
are beginning to wonder.
On Jan. 23 coonCilmen approved a
resolution terminating the existence of
all the original citizen advisory groups.
Deputy City Clerk Carol Flynn , how·
ever, notes the council just two month s
later -on March 13 -appointed CoWl·
cilwoman Ga brielle Pryor to the housing
"liaison committee."
"With this action, I wonder if a clari-
fication of the status of the housing com-
mittee might be in order?" Mrs. Flynn
asks in a memo to City Manager William
Woollett Jr. Councilmen Tuesday night
will again consider filling remaining city
appointments.
According to the January resolution the
housing committee was dissolved , ti-1rs.
Flynn says. She ought to know. She
writes the council minute!.
Tactfully, she JX>ints out that "if the
housing oomrn.ittee is continuing to meet
to complete the former council request
for addltiooal information.. and if it is
the cOuncU's'deslrt";~oi' it (Uif: comm1t·
•tee) to coiltinul! to <11>''so, tl·lntght be
suggested that a motion be made by the
council to clarify this matter."
Viejo Students
01i Love M arcli
Mission Viejo High School students will
join Che "March of Love" a 20-mile walk
sponsored by the Orange County March
of Dimes Saturday.
Students get per-mile sponsors for the
charity walk who pay them varying
atnOWlts for each mile completed.
Mission Viejo will vie with other county
sChools for a trophy awarded the top
school in the march, based on funds col·
lected.
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Tile llrst members of the city of Irvine
pliaru1ing commission-will meet as a body
for the last time oo March 29 to conduct
. an advertised general plan "town
forum."
Tbe original seven-member pone!
ch1lreof by Robert West wlll convene at
B:JO p.m. Thursday for the body'a final
meeting, Only two members of the city's
original planning commission have been
retained on the new commission. Tbey
are Harry Shuptrine aud Frank Hurd.
The new commissioners, named this
Wl'Ck by the city council, may not legally
take office until after April 10, the el-
Street Naming
Group Seeking
Council Approval
Members of the city of Irvine Street
Naming Policy Committee will await
council consideration of their interim
report Tuesday night before proceeding
oh finalizing pf9posed P!)licies.
nie five-member bodY met 1'lursday
afternoon in city hall to continue
dl9CUSsion of their proposed citywide
policy which wou1d govern naming of
streets and numbering of lots on those
streets.
The committee continues to favor some
short number system, associa te planner
Mike Hapis said today. Such a SY~
would replace the county's ''gnd"
numbering system which can result in
five-digit house numbers on short or cul
de sac streets.
Harris explains the county system was
intended to provide for similar numbers
for all parallel streets within a block of
the grid pattern.
Theoretically, if every city in the coun-
ty used the same system one would know
from the first few digits of the house
nwnber how far east or west, or north or
south one was.
But, Harris agreed, not all cities use
the system so the Jong, difficult to
remember house numbers don 't really
help motorists know when to turn off a
parallel arterial street to f10d a borne
\\'tth a number· matching that ol. the
arterial.
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EMBEZZLE~ ••
Feb. 23, after she began failing to sbo\v
up when most-needed for her work.
She often accompanied her husband on
long-haul cross country trips In bis con-
tract truck-and-trailer business.
Detective Sgt. Keith Carpenter said to--
day the missing $61,000 was apparently
spent regularly as it was misappropriat·
ed on payments for the Craigs' truck a
backyard swimming pool and a borne ad-
dition.
She was arrested March 14 at the
Westminster residence when she and her
husband returned from a truck trip east.
Owner's Wife Dies
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Frances L.
Klein, wife of the owner of the San Diego
Chargers football team and Nationai
General Corp., is dead of a cerebral
hemorrhage at 50.
fecUve date of the ordinance which pr01
vided the opporturllty for eouncllmen Ul
make new appolntmepts, The first C(l~nl
miaaionera had four-year terms W1Ul tM
new comm1askln ordinance.. calling~ ooe-year larml, wal tnacted. ·
Qty offlclall belleye °l" new milslonen wlD be 1WOl'IY in at the com1
mission's first regularly s c h e d u I e d
·meeting following the 10th -April 12. '
The ne.w commissioners havi been .i°i
vited to attend the general plan sess1011
since the new commis,,ion will co;nplet~
the bulk of the city general pl.ah. Wil sey:
and Ham, consultants of South Pasadena.
will, throughout both Wodnesday wf
Thursday, be gatliering Information fitm
city planning committees, UC Irvine and
others. The "town forwn '' session wit~
the planning commission caps the t~ i.
day round of public sessions. •1.
The commissioners who were not re&Pt 4
pointed are : Chairman West , Mr1. Ellt11 '
Freund of Turtle llock, Wesley Mam .
and Wayne Clark of University Park &Diii
Richard Kent ol tbe Ranch. Clark and
West had publicly asked not to be reaP--.
pointed and Marx privately indica ted he
has other commitments pressing. ·•n I
The new conunis.slonen are: Mrl.
Mary Ann Gaido, Robert Smith and Gari' I
Dallell, all of Turlle Rock, Paul
Tonkovich of the Colony aod Lowell
Johnson of the Ranch. Shuptrine ~
Hurd live in University Park. ~·· j
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' ~ public p1rJdand. ~:
"As dramatic and attractive as a ~li·
cle looks on paper," said John Varu(.9f
Ponderosa Homes, "it's very doubMit!
that all of the landowners involved ~
get together on ll"
"We're just a blll1Ch of small fell<>Wi,"
Vann sald. "But U you get rid of !lat
traffic circle, we could start taltlng."
"Circular design would be lncred!bly
expensive for drains and traffic," iajd
Omer Long, a real estate broker. .1;
Long a!JO object.cl to the lar1e ll'IJ!k
requirement whldl he said would be "cite
of the highest In the naUoo. ..1 "Ovilizatloo b8l! arisen to the polzit.,Jt
bas today with a much lower pe<qlit·
age of parks," Long tald the cooncil.
Other dev.._,, 98ld that U the <;J!Y
wanted the center of the circle u ~
land, tt would probably have to buy )\>e
land outright with its own cash.· h
"I don't like to tallt aboot law ~"
said Doo }:dkjmon, an altomey '"r~ .~tJng"~et lollll1I Fei:rey,_'~ -If
yoU'"\ going 14 take our land, we've
IA) tpln\;.,~I inve""' condemnalloo,,,
Bilb ~all of Lea<lershlp Ho~• ¥
a more liloderate pcoltlon. "With theifl'·
ception of those people wlloe land woold
be parks, moot ol us could make a -· it,,, he said. ""? .
"If thla plan ...... adopted t.omom>w,
we could live Yrith it," Kendall said. But
he stressed the need fer qµict acti9n
because his oompony was loolng l!0.000
a month while its land stood undevtl·
oped. ·,
Cooncllmen agreed 14 hurry up .,.;th
coosideatkln o! the plan, but members
were unsure whether the circle waa-; a
good ideo, or whelher the city ougbMo
commit Itself 14 buying parkland. •
Mayor John Burton and Cooncilniln
E. Ray Quigley appeared cool towad
the plan, while Gabrielle Pryor ..r
Henry Quigley gave it eorne support .... ;
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.. Late Re .ersal Unfair
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' For seven years Rneamoor Corp. bas ~n bWldoz>
Ing-tho .lops off hllla and filling In caeyons to mlkt1
way {or 10,000 J.eil!lre World homes in La~ JillliL •
Last week fOr Ille 1lnt timt, the, Oranp CeuntY PJan.. ,
' Ding Commiaioo loolCld at an envirormlental 1mJ>!lc!
!"901'1> for thia,t.u>e ot •'cut and fill gradlDg" and ~de<\.· ,
it W1IS-not environmentally sound. ' ·
, Accordingly, a RDssmoor development for l,SOQ
11101e homes \j'lS held up pendlni m1Jo; changes Jn
il'adlllg plant-<-l!l.<•lfect, 111a)or ilideslCI! q(·the pro} ect. l .. ,. "': 'J1'e com'diiMion action would 11ava 1-ii. · laudallle
except for one fact! In ~lll\lllt, 'before .Impact state-
menjs were legally reqliited1 ~r ·•pplii>d for~
received preliminary aeproyll for.the Pl'9Jec:t from llie
Sal!lf commission. In reversing itielDast weelf, the COii!· ~ decided that' the cotlnty standards nnder wfilch
the hiJllide pro}ect iiaa ~ approve!! last August 'were
not strict enough. ,. , . •
Obviously this istlllfa!r-111'\l expepsive to ~r.
, . which is' facirig a change-.of rules in midstream. The
'Orange county city with a inuniclpally-owned electric sYstem. I . . "
Involvement bl tbe"dty of lnfu.,.ln the entire uW!ty
field is at least <Wortby of a full study. !I should go
thoroughly into OOll;benefit ra~"
The city's size and basic geographic Integrity might
mean .some managerial savings and ~•tnuea of sucll a
move, althollgb that's not always true hi &Overnment·
managed utruty firms. •
With tbls step •forward Into a look at. poSSib!e ,tty,
,. ~vities with utilities, 'WbMJO the counl'I! c~d ialc$ '
one lliore' step and collSlder a 'Study' of -rapid transit
optio111. •
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Fun for Festival ·Funds , ' (" . . .. ~·
"trvinr ls . . . ", l t~e organization planning the
city'• first arts and cultUra!' festival for mid·May, is
seeking community support far 'the eW.t officials hope to make a yearly affair. ·
, commission certainly should revise its billslde grading
• • / stand~ If they are outmoded, but it should not penal· . '. •t· : .. Ue Roarnoor ~ ()r anyone·~-for the·county's own
A fund-railing picnic dinner and talent sl\Ow will
. take p)~e ,March 31 on the lawn ol Parker-H"annlfib
r tardin~ Jn deddlng tq ,do 8?· -~· . Corp. hl the Irvin• lnduslriaj Complex. ·
., ~. :'.City-run Utilities
. The bo>< dinner begins ·at 7 p.m. En\ertalnment
·lined up ! w far Includes $1Dging councilmll!' E. Ray
• . ·Qulg!ey•Jr., a posaible api>ear:ance by baritone Matt
Monroe"and: a special' performance by the' II'Ylne Com· .. ~ • ~· ~ ~ i.t . , . , !Mlle city l'OunCl!men plan to nominate one mem-
ber each to a c,'Ol!I~ to bli ~harge4 with studying the
~1 feuibllily of a city talieover <ll Utill\les.
" Tb& idea fit. city' oJieratlo)l of '!'Iler, sewers, gas a~ · • an<\ eledricilY. is beil\g .promoJ,ed by new Mayor John
:' ·:· ' Burton~ He feell lt would. generate needed revenues to
pay for greenbelts, open space and estbetlc Improve-
munity Theatre. ·
Funds from ilie dllin'et·show will be added to a
$1,000 g?ant· ~rom 'the •city and a $500 contribution
from the Irvine Town Center Merchant's Association
for the May festl•al'. . ' ·
ments of the San Diego Creek f!Ood channel, among
The dine-under-the-stars' benefit is worthy of inter-
est from all Irvine residents and other Orange Coun·
tians.
other city-sought amenities. . .
.A number ol,pther Or~.C~,\:lli~,do,.J>Pl'tate -~
their: own water .and sewerarVl~.some ·m a coopera·
Tickets are $5 pei:_ person. Mail orders can be sent
to lrvi!lt 11 •.. Box. 41KJ4, Irvine, 92Eij!j, ·
Irvine Is ... can lnean a big boost 'to arts in the new
city and can be as much as the community.helps it to be. !Ive effort with '&dj<>lning entltiea. 'Anahelin.•is. the orilx .
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·:,Tethp.;st . :Ov.er ~-Tba~her· Credentials
Wlw ~E~j<J,si .. ~·
flwse·'~Free't ,~. . , ,
Best 'Jhings?
pe.af ..
Gloomt .
Gus . . ,. During the ·past several months, three
members of the Califoniia Com.miUee on
Teacher ct'\Xlenfials have.quit in protest."
Resigned In disgust. . (. J plaints o( petty theft .or insubordinaUon mittee to determine what action should to drunkenne§, drug Jbuse, or lewd con· be taken '":"" whether the lndivldual1a RUS WALTON duct. . teaching ~Uals should be conthUnued, In 1970, there were ~.000 such cases. In or revoked or suspended or (In e caaa .._ _____ ..;_ ___ ..., )971 the number rose to 5,500. It is of a new applicant) denied. (SYDNEY J,H~~ Nobody tram your paper seemed
lo notice, but the In<lne City Cow>-
cil adlleved a milestone ll)IJ -k.
A typograpblcal ......, appean!d In
one of lbeir noobrtiona and !bet
corroc;ted It wltboUt a Ml motion,
Each of the three belle .. s that the com-
mittee's lour-member major(ty bas
' displayed a consistdt and 1-oper pal· tern of pennisslve-·
estimated that the 197% total was aj)out During lhe put several years, moN
6,000. . than hall of'the cases heard by the com· . Sc'btt, Long Beach, and Fen!OJ> Williams, ,
.ecooci. and •ote.
Irwin· Goes Straigh£
'Ah, the yoq! Always seellng new
thrill! lo the boatr of their parents. Alld
now Newswfft lnagazine report! that
the rage 1IJ10118 our youth -d81t ii
still another cbemical -tbejl've
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dlacoYered · -alco-hol-l)o Mr. Wasp· IW'lled bl,s son,on to the •
y001 can lmoge " bard' stuH. And in tJo, time, lrllln coul4
'-t .... •~ ~ belt '1oWl\·a couple ·ol ""'1inls before · •..., ~ _, -~ diniler •-as well .,. his il!t..ts.. , •I . flO 'tlJeir pooc par-·-· • olteri eDta. Alld · ~ you Of course1 alcohol, tmllke P.QI,
can't, simply lake made Irwin aggressi•e and bOrugerent.
the caae of youn1 Ir-, Two weeks later, he wu arrested wllb a
win Wasp. C<AJple -of chums IOI' t...ina a bl1ck
h d UJrau&h a wiDlloW while 111 a"'"'' Now lrw1n a . ~ "Well, kids .. w be kids, ba1 ba," said ~ •• , ~~Ir.! years,· Dlljorlng_ la Irr. W19p, bali!ng Ji1m 'tub of jlll. "To ... ....., '""""" 1ell the lluth I got Info the same kind of love, brick tbrowtnl, macrobtotlcs, ~e escal'Uldes m~lf when I was your age." and pot smotine· Illa par~ bliln'I ~ ~-
1poken to him In months. BY NOW, Irwtn bad cletoloped a $10-a-
SO rr looked UR another farriUy """' cloy barToonl bllblt To IUppori It, he
when 1""111 11aqered In the d!IM, loo~. went lo -1< for an bwnulce complll)I,.
11 bl,s pottntg ~ed and ""' cat bis haft' ..:J::d marrt.d the &tr! he'd
nounced: "God *"' ~ Nixon." "':.~ ba,l!"" spelii a fGrtqne on
"OJ!, Irwin," ootd Mn. Wup, wrlilllnl the weddlsia. •fiF.' worlh rt," he IOld
her ~ "You've been llDOldlll! 1ba1 ~roudly, "inowlng Jrwib will make dreadful mmy ....... qa!D." • good ..
"Nope," .aJCI Jn.ta with llllP>HJ. "I And J$ did. ~ lhe l!lfle bo WU Ill,
jull ... ...,..i a tioll ..... o11.11pp1e.• he'd l;llCbed !be, ~·-
And wllil tllat he ltI1 oat• 119 !aCI. le\lOI. At 40 he 1-bt oolY ibe -bralt-
llr. Waop loobd -at tie bodY of dies and dgars. True, ha smoted too
hia "'*"""°"' IOll and fer the firlt time much, drUt too much and ate 'too much,
In ,...._ Illa ~ '*""'1111111 ini.. bot -·· no tdll\11. wbol bel&bta be
"The kid'• nol atoned, ~."bi llild 'OOUid ---tt be badn't dlop-to Jin. Wup hapPi!Y. "lfe'1 dlimk." ped dood at G. -Hll POlllal ,... attn'buted to acute
WJllN lll'lllN rllfrltllC.,.::0 the .....,,.., o1 tlie liver, -delpblnlmn :":'~ :' Mrp ~.1. 1 ....:;;, ol lbe .... aad tertlar)' ~ ol lhe ,..u, -GD lul olPt. ell, llGll?' be brl!n. ~-· 11111 1rwlo. "lllod ll I ~-=~~tii.m~:· smobt'' • life .. a ~ pot ......
"Smoim -?· ..... lfr, ..... ,. ... ~ boallh Jowl 1111. ff
.,..........,.. , "Y.., dear," Aid Mn.·-cl!t>bln1 ~ "illtl· ~ It's tile In lbq at bar-"I alWIQI 11>11 lallh he'd tin
-·. oat all riPt .. !'! • be bed -io.tnc "81re, --ea .. -o1 ...._ pon1111 .,...,.,. Now about 11111 -wlllt_JOI ... -"Y•bel," uld Mt. Wasp llllW1nl hia
swUliq. A 1eallemm Niil .-lo ~~ "Re w11 •. cblp off the old
dr!nk I!IUl*b·. • ......
ness. 'lbe pennis.
sivenes1, they
· charge, has resulted In il10 . Qo ~.:Ir.!.-;
Others guilty of :im-i>ruf-.....1 caioduct,
~~~· acbooJa, • I .
The three members who resigned are-:
Mn . Dorothy Gibson, Upland;, Larry
Carmichael. • Of that 1oonthly av~age bf 500 caaes; mJtlee have been "dosed" by a H VO~
about 400 were minor and were' handled CTcded, meaning no action taken; the IQ.. ·
by the committee staff. divldual was permitted lo return lo lhe '
B~ I'! and ),Oil. l;ll,.. were classroom.
serlil* ~ !6t~t!le allielttlm (IHhO ·n: WAS lltli "'bit of pennJulv..,.., 1
commll~~ ge<U,\M.! ~;._JiMO~.~UJl ~n' fiLf 4-S vote, Iba! , we~, al tJ1a~~ . -· .camili.1 ~~~t!lsllln In protesl .
• • ·is · were. ' As U,.J ,...,~ In bis lotter o1 ,
COOS! • in--~ wi\I) • • ,be · )o be a party lo a •
homosexualltY, prostitution; r ;Pe, · , ali!l ·II! C(MDpl~ly Ill-1,
dnmkerilieli dilla Jl!Olestatlon, asAult; wltb. liis OWi'-Tiler• att, lie
1llllrdu, elc. ~ 'Cases)'o to tile OODI· belie~ big!) standards of ....._! . · w~..... • '. ahd1' "lofW cpnsfuct that mU!t be
New 'Advisers' • Ill
• · 1 ; ' malotalaed.ttf teachOr IJ to be worthy of
V e · credtritloli. · le• tnam 'Here are a few of'lhe majority actlobe that brought the mlgnatlons of the three
members~·
W ASll!NGTON -An estimated 20,000
civilian ex'perts are quietly rePlacing the
mllitary advisers wbo are coming home
from· Vietnam. I ~de e d, knowledgable .
~ tell us the llgnre eventually may
be higher. . <
He wrote last'IDecember. about secret
Pl!Diagoo plans to
keep' military advis-
ers, posing as civil-
Jans, in South Viet-
nam after the cease-
fire. Now we have
oblaloed · additional
details from iljtemal
Pentagon memoa.
.Most of the new
advl>el'S w 11 I be
recruited from the armed forcea but will
go to Saigon as employes of such cor-
porations as m. Sperry-Rana, Lear·
Siegler, Nort.hrol.i and NHA, Inc. Some
advisers, however, wiU actually remain
on the Pentagon payroll.
The Defepse Department is actively
recruiting civilians from its ranks to
, • -Two Jemale teschers were cbarpd
The kavy's l ... • of "wlndini down" the with prostlt~tlon. One bad offered herself [ 0 .,... for $100 a night, the other's price waa
U.S. role, accordlng lo the memo,. lp lo ISC). The majority voled to continue their JACK ANDERSON ·. rec;ull civWan& lo "8!ist the. VI_. ci:edentla!J.
. tq 1'lll' tbeJr Na'fY, bandlo,'their DiruJlii -A maJe. tescher was charged with
.. . • , supplies and equip theJr warshlpo. ,. i<wd coliduct. He pleaded no contest .lo
Ah Air Force memo · aPl!ffls • Jor . "'1icltlilc an undemwer agent In a p;jblk spend .a year in Vietnam. lil a typlcal civilian volunteers tO go lo VJetnam -as restroom. He was allowed to go on memo, the Defense Electiol>lcs SUpply •·· bin cblldre "'" H ot Center offers higher pay -"there lit a 25 "ammwtition" ~ "mili~Jt:.n-K*C f n, .,, a v e.
percent dlHerential" _ and """'"'ses nel" managers Ind aika11 . -A female teacher, known lo be a
y>vuu , j , )/' 11Swinger and 8 11titcber" was Cbaraed "r,,_ployment rights" after the ex· SINCE many of these m 11 U a r Y• with having oral copulation with oeveral
perts re-. · specialists In d'llllan clothes wW be . men at a "~en'. party." The ma----"positive Recruiting Lists" show •= working near Viet Cong areas, any jorlty •oted to . et. her continue 11 a 0 1arge rmmbers" of opening.!, the .memo resumption of figbtlng could ~Wt in ,teacher. '
urge.,, for "military components," add-their cap\ure. One of the Amellcan h .. t!,.i
ing: 0 A bigh priority, urgent re-prisioners 'just released 1n Hanoi war a MR. soon, w o la the prmc at
quirement exlsts to fill these positions in civilian emptoye of Lear-Siegler, ~ ' Douglas A. Newcomb ~unior High , tliO shorteat possible .ijme.'' lured In 1969 Long Beach, ts convinced that be and • . · · . Mrs. Glboon and Fenlon Williams A NAVY mi!mo explains m o re We asked officials whether the a~ony reiresent the values and the standards
cautioUsly that cl'villans are being· over ~. POW1 mJgbt be repeated all desired by the vast majority of people
recrulted "to assist in winding down the 'over agam if civilians on ihe Peot.41gon and parents, and teachers and school ad-
U.S. Involvement in South Vietnam" -payroll should be captured. OUr ~ ministratort, In California.
u if sending more Americans to .Vlei. was a shrug, a smile aDd the assurance . The seven members o( the credent!~
nam will somehow ' decrease the 111r~ "Welll. ~ time, they are all volllll-" committee are ap~ted by, and report
volvement." teen. ~ the stat~ Commission on Teacher .
Gold Has a Mystique All Its Own
PieperaUon and Licensing. T b e
meqibers of the 1>~ Commlsaton
are ~ppoiilted by the GOvernor.
Qu6tes To the obaerver with tunnel vision, the
spe<u!'lll"e I.Ver raging on the Elll'0!"!8D
Jold markets ia m•!elY a classic ca,.; of
inadequate supply vs. excessive demand.
But there IJ more to It than thar. Gold IJ
not juat another' commodity, like copper
or cocoa. It bas an age-old my111qa~. 8'CIMlin8 In large part from Its beaUIY
ind ICllcity.
lT IS estimated that only 100,000 tons
ol 'fold have been recovered from the
earth since the dawn of Ume. More than
three timea that t-6f pig Iron Is
produced wery 1W'· If all the gold mJn.
eel to data melted together In a
cul>e, It flt wltb1n the baselines of
a balOlllll .... ..
MON .... ~ of all tjae gold
.ver -bu -mined Uing lb lOtb eollbn. ...... -half of It has
been mllM( -lbt davaluatlon of the
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Dear George:
Is ii ~ that airmail stamps are
going up again! •
C.T.
Dear O.T"
Alnnlll stamps IO!ng up!!!
Knock it oil, C: T., I'll do the
joRs.
(Send your prob1Aml to George,
the oriclaator of Sideways Think·
Ing, and mab utn t<>Om In that ball c:loMtI)
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pound sterling In 1931., And ap-
proxlmal<ly one-third has been mined In
• the put 25 yean.
Gold does not ruat like Iron or tarnish
like copper and silver, nor IJ It corroded
by air, water,or common acids. Tbua, the
gold Iba! one clvlltzatloo borl,. ii dug up
by another, --later. In mini -d!Uon, usually lo be burled aga1n,_
IN TBll PAST, !ncreues, In the price
of gold baV\ stimulated prospecting and
production. 'l'bl{ ts wbat bappened In
11134, when Pmldebt Franklin D.
~ racluced the dollar'• gold -tent bJ 40 pet<l!llt, Qeby rliSlng the
price of gold from the old ttatulory rate
of $20.fl an ounce to 1315 an ounce .. Hun-
dreds of marglilal gold mines became
profitable operations overnlabt. Within
four yean, gold productlan nearly doul>
led. Tht 19IO output ol almoot 4.t million
ounct1 11111 alanda u a IJnlled States
recotd.
It II too early to tell, 1houah, If the
eoor!ng prices on the !roe-w!U pro.
duce Yet another roid niob.A spokesman
for the U.S Bureau of Mllloi told
r.ditor!al R......it lloports !bot be ex-
pected "• CllllSlderabi< -In .,.
tlvlty" by ~rs and mlnln& ...,._
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speCulaUon.· Bui be added that algni!lqnt
1ncreaaes, 1n prodaction 1v1ere tiot 'likely
unlesa. the iree-market price of gold'
reached $100 an ounce"lod ttayed at that
level. ,.... • ·
The United Stat .. Ji the,,...ld's lourth-
leadJni producer ol gold -but It IJ a dis·
tant fourth. In 1171, the last lull year for
which figurea are available, alm061 U
milli9n .._ ol gold 'I'"'• mined In this
country., South Africa was N~. I with ,l.4
mlWoq ounces, Soviet output was
eallmated at U million ounces, and
canada produced 2.2 million ounces.
MOST of the apeewaiJv. prosaure oo
gold comes from lndlvl~uals and In-
1Ututlom -faltb Iii cumacy values
b&s been sbakea. Bul demand for gold by
nonmonetary -. bu 1leeD mounting
also. In the IJnlled Slates, which ac-
counts f,.. about ooe-fourtti of the
Western -ld'a ll>dultrlal gold demand,
lndUltrlal ... .... doubled In the pul
decade.
The trouble Is that gold )XOductlon bas
been lauJ,. helllnd the needs of the In-dustrlafSector alnCe 1*, whtn tbe two _.. rouably 1n t1ie balm. 1n m1 the
supply of &old ftll liO -ah<ilt-ol d~
mand. 1t la -1blo Iba! many Industrial
u""' of f>ld will find :ihat ot1'er metals
can meet their r<qw-ls reasonably
ft!L For the -1* and ordinatl'
cltlzen, however, the fabled yellow metal
will conUn .. to exert Its !mailttble ap-
peal.
X1tju Elllt, · t.."-· ..Omu r a e
drtv,.._"WOIDOl1'1 Ub bas deviated so far
from, what Jt was., meant to be tbat It'•
ridiculous. I'm aat out to cballqe men's
eg~ .. all I want to dQ i1 flAlsh finL 0
Dan Luprd, ti A. -"II IJ a
frigni.ning tholCht tbat aolltude ,Is
becoming a rare ClllDIDOdllf. Wj>at •alue
Is some of our _..... if pri\'IC)' lo
sacrtCiced?"
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DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Wttd, hblilhn
' 1'bomot-KtcvU, Editor
Bar"""' Kmbk~ • tditorl41 Pcga Editor
The «11'°"*1 .... of the Dally
Piiot atitks to Inform and 1Umu·
lite rtt.dert by prnentil'll lh\I
IW:'A'Spa,tt'l orilnion& ~ cont-
mtntar)' un toPk:s of lri~\ and
sltnlfltarlee". by ~ t forum
tor the e~ o( our f'Mdtn'
.,.,._ and bf ..-..u.. the
dlv"ne viewpoints of tnfonntd ob-
ltl"\'tt'$ and 1pokt1nttn on tOl)icl
otthed.
Friday, \lartb 2S, 197S
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Aide Says
LOS ANGELES (AP) -'1116
warning, ''IOI> secret-oensl-
tive.''''starn.ped on the l'enta-
ll'll pel)<l'S WU actually "a
Vffr/ low level ot clasallica-
tion," 11J1 the man who super-
Mother
Seeks ·Job
On CllP
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
J'01l1li Sacramen1o mother bu
decided ahe wanta 1o make a
career with the C4llfornl1
lllgbway Patrol -which has
111 all-male hiring policy ~
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r.w.,, Morch 23, 1'173 DAILY PILOT 5 ·
Q9ake Prediction -I
Not S'1aking Town
HOWS'l'ER (UPI) -The JIARAIB SAID ho has seen
folb In "the earthquako . calUe stampeded 1nd fissures
capital o( 1be n1Uon11 weren't open in the earth in previous
too lmpreSsed ,by government quakes.
' Wed tho Vietnam ,.... study. aaya It "will fight" lo keep It. "'--------'
Jennie Schulthel1, %7, liled •
aclentlatl' prediction I be Ir The U.S. Geological Survey
community will be ahakee by eiperlf aald the predicted
a moderate quake in coming tremor would only rattle
months. dishes ~ fUmiture, !'!Ol cause
'"Ibey (tbe acl<D~ prob-slructural damage.
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MCM1on Halperin teollJled al
the ....,., conaplncy and
lhelt tNl ol Daniel Ell~
and Anlhooy Rtmo on ,,,_
day that lri government clrclH
1twu-that"top-" od. R d meant • document contained B 1es eeovere
UPI T•..,lwte
sull In U.S. District Court here Son Adm: •o
'lbunday, asking tbe oourt 1o ""'
bar the CHP examination unW
•he has been allowed 1o alao Killin g Mom
take the test.
She claims ahe ti one of. WNGBEACH (AP)~A.YI;
ably Jurt want 1o lbOw that "P .. ple In the are a
they are doing tomethlng," shouldn't do anything," said
uld Mayor Earl Holt, noting Dr. Richard Flake, chief of lhe
that the area has a.veraged Office of Geochemistry and
about two moderate earth-Geophysics at the Survey.
quake! a yeµ sin«;:e the 1930s.' "They , have quakes like this
all the time out there." several women barred from year-old man who admittea THE PREDICl'JON that a
taking the exam and that tbe alashing his molher's throat t bl · 4 5 h
acllon Wu • C ... ol illeg. al em or measurrng . on t e with a broken wine bottle, RI hi ] Id hit lh' ··x dl·-1m1na•~ vlolallng c er sea e wou ts ""' ......... UUllt stuffing her deacI body into a f Ing re 100 mil s th federal Clv1·1 rlgb'• laws. lh nk arm a a e sou ... trunk and dumping e tru of San Francisco within °the :; ==Iii~: gathered The body of one or four young Navy men killed in a cave-in 'nearly six Wl!eks
Ellsberg and Ruuo are-ac-ago in San Diego is carried up Sunset Cliffs. The cave-in was not discovered un-
cll30d ol cowing the top-oecret _t_il_ :a _,_P_•ss_e_rb:.::y_n_o_ct_iced __ a_s_h_oe-d __ ad_!oo__:_t_,_p_r_:_ot_ru_din_'_,,_g_from __ th_e_sa_n_d_. ------
Pen\aiOO study ol U.S. in·
She baa requested a jury into the ocean, has a record next several months" came
trial. of. thefts and violence, police from the U.S. Geological
Jamea T. Ford, Mrs. say. Survey in Was'hingto.n, D.C.
He Said four other quakes in
t1te 4.0 to 5.0 range occurred in
the same general area in lhe
pa,,t 15 months, giving scien-
tists at the National Center for
Earthquake Re5earch, Menlo
Park, lhe information to ·
predict another.
volvenent In Vietnam In 1969.
when both wore employed ~· reaearchen on government
pn>Jeds for the Rand Corp. Murdered Family Mourned
Schultheis' lawyer, 1 aid Ronald Cleve Lovell was The forecast _ the first
Thurlday that ahe had filed taken Into custody Wednesday, specific earthquake prediction H o L T s A I o the only
the suit after.losing an appeal officers said, four days after by federal ac.lentlsts -was precaution he planned was to
before the State Personnel children playing at a Long for a quake centered in a billy "advise those that have good
Board, which upheld the Beach marina discovered the sparsely settled fann, ranch bourbon to put it in a safe ,
CH P's contention that male trunk containing the body of and vineyard area ¥XDe 20 place.''
sex is a legitimate job Madia McLeister, 56. miles southeast of·here. He said all the town's 8.500 e IKnoecmt qualification for CHP cfficers. Lovell has a long police "That's interesting," said r.e&idents will do is to make ·
MJLL VALLEY (AP) -A firm and a long-time member son was a former college No hearing has yet beeD set record and· was admitted to rancher Hector Harris, whose jokes -"like Heck, my wife !
Mill VaUey couple and their of the Mill Valley Police music student. for the case, be said. Metropolitan State Hospital at acreage is located near the makes a bigger shake than ' FRESNO (AP) -Dr. Laney
Boyce Jr., a prominent Fres-
no poycblatr!st, baa been found
lnnoc<nt of murder by a Super·
!or Coor! jury here.
son, murdered here a week Reserve. Ruth Schallock, 56, Brent \Yilliam Bedayan, 22. "Now the barden of proof is Norwalk for two years in 1967 predicted epicenter .. 0 We get that when I come home" -
was the daughter of a one-of Mill Valle"', has pleaded in-on the hl""way patroj to -ve alter being accused of at-quite a few earthquakes. When when • the quake hits since · ago, were mourned at rites at-J • &-' ,.. v time Mill Valley city coun· nocent to murder charges in that only men can dd this kind tempting to murdeJ his they come, they come, that's they're used to tremors that
tended by some 400 persons, cllma.n and their 19-year-old the three killings. of work," Ford said. mother's third husband. all." size or bigger. includIDgadozeolocal police _____ _c__:_ ______ __:: _______ .:.._ ____________________________ __::=_ ____ _
Boyce bad been accused In
the Ocl. 28 -lnK ol Danton
"Dutch" McCoy, 43. The two
bad sculfled at the home of
Boyce'1 ex-wife Jean, and
Boyce argued that he shot Mc-
Coy in self-defense when Mc-
Coy attacked him.
e 'No Bids
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
state w e 1 r a re department
awarded a San Francisco firm .
a $45.000 contract without oom·
p«ltlve bidding and approved
•ecklp peymenta, aays a
aiale olllcial In a letter obtain·
ed .by The Aaooclated Preu.
'l1le agreement was with Mc-
Kinley and Co., a San Fran-
·-eoruullinl! firm hired by the Social Welfare Department
In August ol laat year.
e Magee Trial
SAN FRANC!SCXJ (AP) -'
"M'le defense opens final argu·
men.ls today in the mlll"1er·
kidnap trial of Ruche11 Magee,
the "other defendant'' in the
Aru(ela Davis case.
'Ille 33-yeal'<>ld black San
tin ,prison inmate is
ed with partlcipatlnK in
oody eteape attempt from
t Marin County Coorthowe
on~ug. 7, 1970, In which Super-
ioa! Court Judge Harold Haley
~ Uree other persons were
ahbt 1o death. ' .BART
bAKLANO (APl -A Bav
Atea Rapid Transit system di·
~ has res~ed. sayin~
th~ !l)'sfetn'R staff is unquali-
fied to handle problems which
~e arisen since service start·
edi a spokesman said.
officers.
Full Masonic services were
held Thursday for Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin J. Schallock and
their son Daniel, who were
shotgunned to death outside
their burning home I a st
Friday.
Following the Ma.sonic rlt'e,
the Rev. Dr. Michael Taylor
read briefly from the Bible
and Crom Christian Science
works. No reference was
made to lhe manner of the
trio's death.
Schallock, 61, was a partner
in an Oakland food brokerage
Smudge Pot
Pollution
Law Sou ght
SACRAMENTO CAP ) -
Agricultural smudge pots
would come under stricter air
pollution ' regulations if the ~~·
legislature passes a bill in· 1
troduced Thursday by Sen.
Craig Biddle (R·Riverside).
Biddle said the purpose of
the bill is to give county
boards more authority to
crack down on negligent users
of orchard or citrus grove
heaters. He said be introduced
it at the request of the San
Bernardino County Board of
Supervisors.
It is already unlawful for a
person to discharge into the
atmosphere large quantities ol
any contaminant which is as
dark or darker than the shade
designated as "No. 1 on 'the
Rlngelmann Chart."
l;follow .vround r..iu for tlt)o.
1110,.. ptfCl&e ~utUng edge.
Arnold Ander!oo. 60, with
Btj\T aince II! 1957 Inception,
announced h l s resignation
Thursday, after the transit sys.
tem's board voted down a
$200,000 program to set up or-
ganizational mechanisms to
speed up BART's improv~
ment rate.
The bill would extend the
prohibition to smudge pots
even though they do not pro-
duce unconsumed s o 11 d
carbonaceous matter in excess
of one gram per minute.
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It is SB 515.
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Hair Raiser
Style Comb a Shocker
SACRAMENTO (AP)-Using electric hair styl-
ers can be a hair raising and possibly fatal experi·
ence, reports the California Consumer Affairs De-
partment.
The stale a~ency reported Thursday on "some
shocking results ' of a C-Onsumers Union test of 32
halr stylers. The report said the stylers displayed
4'C'UlTent leakage" even when the switches \vere off
which could cause a fatal electric shock if the ap-
pliance is accidentally dropped in a sink full of
wate:r.
CAREFULLY
PRESSED
MOST
SUITS,
COATS.
1-Pc.DRESSES 99Q
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e u N•DA Milli JIOOD CtllllJIW1ll $tf TO~•ANCl~ld1Mll ltlw~11t
WGOeU.N• MIUl21.500 Yktor)' lf!'f u-.1wOODC.. St. 11111 '•--111 IM.
al IUlHA •AINIMQ *" °'*'&rt!lllM -"-... ..... .. """""' ....... ._.. J
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terratedadges L---r11:-:1, remaJn ·~•rp tot years. "" f
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fll lrlllum 1
bl•<M•, Ot~ toughest ,
stalnles1 1tael
ever d•'f'=· !r~rbo~1!,.
.. ~..;..--~I htlrd!'8U, .
V-dlUlll IOr
durablllty'llnd
~18-holdlng gw•llly,
C!l(omlUril for
t11tl a_niUl*ln p;enptlon.
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ro get your free knife;take thi• coupon to a
partlcipatln:g Union 76 dealer and get a
fiJl-up of8 galloDB r more. Then complete
four set by buying l dill'erent piece at the~
~ial low priCee every tim~ you purchase an
additional 8 Plli>ll8 or JI!. Ore. You 'II be jletting
;a $21j re~vahle for '8.60. And you'll be
. ~cJ!¥Qal~~t.6.,JOUt~
-6~e·toyoµrcf1r. >
Town anq Country Cutlery offer_ •
v-. I wish lo oblain a frtt Town and CoU('ltty kntfe. I ~ I
e1n purcha .. 1n •d<tlllonel piec• or flnt cuttf'Y Md! time I buy
etght Otllont or "'°"' or auonne trom your 1tatioft.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FltlDAY, MARCH 23, 1973 TEN CENTS
C.~aSt Panel Adopts Bolsa Chica Permit Map
"""'~"..-,, ' . i' ' ,, By CANDACE-P~N Ofttlt .....,,,.M..,
A ·<ilvfll~ South Coast "lle.iooal 7-
c-mit'9" Comml:islon T Jiu H d l 1' r~ a compromise over 'jui1odicllon
IJl,"":Bolaa Cblca WU lo dopt I permit a"'° Jll8P in· time IOl\a ~ ... dllne. . Jilt\ ~Dunio).rolt created by J'roeoslUoa
:IO •aa subject' lo ~ ~··• fine -ln-d~y 81ld/or .. a body -,. ll!rollgh ~m'.ot that ..a.. ,._illOii If\ It
A 't adopt a map T!nnday. . '
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The map dellneotes the area ol 'the
couW ~ whore the ~ has
imtsi!ictlon ev.r dtY.eloi>n>eoto ill Orange
aod tos Angel1'5 COllllii9, . ·
It was, drawn by Waller K~e, a
dvil eoglneer with Ille Slate Lands
Dlv!siOI),' Oil loan ~ lhe coasW com·
D'l1isloo.
ID, molt pi...., ttie ,,,_P sliow• an~
1,000 yards inlan4 from mean blglj. dde
line. ·' ~ But the.coniervatioo act alao ~Yides
~"'-
for jurisdiction around bodies of water
not iubjecl lo tJdal ICUOll if a.oy portioo
ol the water Ls within 1,000 yards.
. Jn those cases -whlcb inelude lJJwer
and Upper Newport Bay and Anaheim
Bay -the body of water and a strip of !Md 1,000 feet wide around It are in-
cluded in the permit zooe.
That samo kind of arc ol jurisdiction
that Will take in the water of Newport
Beach was suggested by commi&!ion Ex-
ecutive Director Melv\n Carpenter to in-
elude Bolsa Bay in HUntington Beach.
llepresentaUves ol the state laD!k
commission and Signal OU and Gu <Jorn..
pony pleaded With the commlaaion not lo
find that there Is aoy tidal action bebind
a dam on the property on tbt: hilal¥1 side
of Pacific Coast Highway, south ol
Warner Avenue.
11te state and Signal are negotiating a
land trade which would give the state a
400-acre marsh and another 130 acres
which ~bt become a marina.
U the couW commi&!ioo found there
was Udal actloo belllnd the dam oo the
property, It would bave jurlsdlctklo.
Attorney g en e r a 1 's repreaentative
Gregory Taylor, on sla!t for the lands
commission, said a_ c:oaltal commission
agreement ls "very important to the
transactioo of the land. ••
Signal Oil waot" to develop about 1.500
ace " of Bolsa Bay area belllnd the Udal
gate-dam and must get Udal insurance
for It, he explained.
A tidal Insurer mlght belitate to Jlllln
Signal I( two state commissions -1""""
and ooutal--disagree oo whether Ibo
tidal action tallet ~ In channob
behind the dam, he added.
Taylor wanted the penntt map line to
be drawn from 1,000 yards in from mean
high tide line, but not the added 1,000 foot
arc around lands in ~lsa Bay.
The commission split on the question I
to 5 with the majority for Taylor's sug-
(See PERMIT, Paa• Z)
Ex-Nixon Man Gets __ 6-:20
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,,FAMED JOCql: V!JrtS HUNTINGTON afAC:H FRlEl(D •
• L.M Lappin, 10, Y(ilh Wiiiia 'The si...•, Shoemaktr • " ·' ·:!'shDe.' Visits·. . ·~ ' . ~ ~ .... -....
~:}.'Ockey Fills.Jlepck Girl's -Dream
WASHINGTON (AP) -A former N"u:-
on campaign official was sentenced to up
to 20 years In the Watergate case today
but sentencing for another defendant was
postponed alt.er he said perjury had been
comniltted aod all those involved had oot
beeo expooed,
In a.letter read from the bench, defen-
dant Jamea w: McCord Jr. said bis fami-
ly !µred for his U!e II be told all he kne'f
about the polltilaj li<Jrgtary aod wiretap-
ping in J\lllt at Dem~ratic Party head·
.
Experts Raj1
Gas· Ration . ,
Sl!Wg .. A,tta~k . . ' .
By j!,UD~ NIED~£!
• ~ : 11' ... ....,. ......, ..... • • • ., • ~>!. -. • ~· '
"tir .,;,llM!ni . ~ ... ·
dlojnh.oed u ~~ Thundlf. b~. ~ esport-wll!• •n who testllli!d In
Anabtiln 'belort Ibo f!deral~ .En.iroo-
menW Prolaetioa """"1 · . ~ ot tile bemng was to obtain
coDiments Ob the ageµcy's plans for com-
plying with the 1177 federal air quality
standards. 1 One of the prqposafs suggested for the
Los Angeles area is gas rationing.
Speaking in behalf di Los Angeles,
Jack Green, rilaoager of the city's
Department of Environmental Quality
aod a HuntlngtOn Beach C<llJllcllmao,
predicted trouble ' if ratla!tlng became a
reality.
"We ttspect the l'elS9!1S for YO\J?' pro-
posal, but we take serioos lasue with the
suggested gasolirle rationing," lie said,
adding that the mnedy Is based on er-
rmeous facts. one or these was tliat automobile
emtsslons are worse than·en\Wions ~
either aoun:ea such u motorcyclei or
aircraft, according to Green.
• • 0 LesS than half of the allowable mobile
IOUtte emissions are assigned to
automobiles and trucks," he continued.
"Considering the number served by
motorcycles and aircraft it would seem
more reasonable to severely curtail the
tatter rather than the former, if thLs
must be the necessary ilction. rr
Green, who also serves as councilman
, for the city of Huntingtoo Beach, added
that rationing would "spell economic
disaster'' · for Southern cailfomia and
that tampering with the economic life of
;_ " ' r *' lhe area is "unthinkable."
quarters. He also charged that political
pressure had been brought to persuade.
the defendants to plead guilty and keep
quiet.
Alter reading the letter, U.S. District
Court Judgo Jolin J. Sirlcia ,gav• G.
GordOn Liddy, 42, a former Whlte House
aide and legal counsel to the Ni.loo re-
election campaign's finance committee, a
"6.000 fine in addition to a. isentence
ranging from six years, eight mouths to
20 years.
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' UPJ_,,....._,. a,. TOM i:o~1 , :sii..m.ker said he is )rying to M!ll the Joining Green in his condeijlllailon of <ii·!.'-...,_.,*""" . filni lo,a molloo picture.dlstributo<. rationing wu state Sen. James R. Mills STEEPLE-WATCHING
"There was poJitical pressure applied
to the defendants to plead guilty and re-
main silent," McCord .said in the letter
which he had written to Sirlca Monday.
"Perjury occurred tlurtng the trial in
matters highly material to the very structure,. Ollentatton ahd· tmpact OI the
government's case and to the motivation
and intent of the defendants," McCord
said.
"Others· involved in the Watergate
(See WATERGATE, Page Z)
Indians, U.S •
'
Agents Fire
1,000. Rounds
. .... ,, -· WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) - A
~V~I opojri!s~~ thjlt ' .:= =1"=tht:rn 1.1.:!i •' -·on ~.of -
Wounded ~~ch has been !ICCUPlid
by <lt>dln fdr'l!lor9 tllin ~
weeks.
Hora~• 'Webb; a Justice Departmel]t
official, said 1111 estimated 1,000 nlUllds of
gunfire were .. changed betw~ mld-
niilht &rid about 3 a.m. ,
Webb' said that the gun(ire !Nim Ir>
dianJ had not all COii'• from tiunkers, but
that there were indicalloo.s the lndiarls
were moving '°'ard the federal wtposts.
Webb said be \>las oot awire of any 111-
jurtea suffered In the exchange, which be
described as "one of the heaviest night
a:Ctions or the siege."
. It was the second "'!IU'Cllilve nigh! of
gun/in: on, the village perimeter. On W'edn~ay, an est.hhlted 500 · rounds
were eachlinged In aboul an hour.
Meanwhile, a COnililgent of Sioux In-.
dians due Sunday In Wounded 1'"'e for
religious ceretn<Jniea wlll (orce a test for
government officers ~g the oc-
cupied village, InWan leaders have an·
nounced.
American Ind.Jan Movement leader
Ruuell Means made the announcement
at a neWs ' conference in ttie Wounded
Knee Trading l""ost Thuraday. ,
'4 Accorfiing to our 1868 treaty and. the
rights il accords lndlao people," be said-.
"more, than 500 RQJ!Ohud Sioux Irillians
will walk , past federal roadblocks. They will be armed with hunting equipment
arill . will tMrj food and auppUe.: U
attempts are made to rdtrict tl:)e1r ac·
cess, thoae e!!ort.s will be met with
force."
Y Willie Shoemlljr<r ."!"~ '\Jll• .lie !lien 1p0nt 'lnother hour amnrillg (o.&m Diego),. president pro-tem 01 the Wounded KnM S.ntlnel
_ appearance :l'hund~, Wbt"!•,• qpeitiooa lrom II\!! students.-• CalifornlT-~S1ta!!~teb,y · M"'· declared ------------•~•~ /n"-"'. tsO "''HO'ff-.... ",boisei do vt:u -"-11 ..,, vw:.i..:u ill& ' "~ .,. ..,. "'' • "Six •""'."'· ~ ( •:7 thal llpijicanl air quality improvementa
'lbe return today, meanwhile. of the
government's chief oegoUator ln the
stalemated coolronlfUoo apparj!ntly did
not Indicate any chlinge In the llandoH.
~t Ro~ln w..a ~ hi lfuno •,,.,.~t's ')'Otlr llvorite..irlck!" • are alnody beln« made wlthoul restric-Beach. • , •r -ling tht uae of veliicl ... ~ • yilbe !nqil e<ltlltic 1'111¥. in~ , ,"Hollywood,.Par!L'.' JIUla told the -1 that eV1!11 without
torlu•>'<Wu 10-y~ Lili ·LIJlll!n,r ·"Cln y.Ollelon ~our ciwn borseltl" ratlGnlllg the f<deral ctaiidards would he
loiter prompte\f•~ei: to '1'°i . · 'Yea!' '· fl" -1ed oo ooly.90 days In 1177, as com-
• jwo{lour stay j.iflJll jw$ti>f~ { t~~~~ don'l ,Eide, ·do· j'Ouo bet on-~Stn!: ~ ~~ of I Iii~ ob-
J~thede ~..'!ootade~~~. ~>thelt "sOmdlinlo, 11111 l don~:.,. v-well.'' jectt.e 'Ifill lie achieved without any w w•""' ,.... .u.. '"' _, olgn\ficant lmpoct.on the commtDl(ty, are
not have come •l ~~ttedhne. • 'WY tlmw tUt stopped Ibo bar· the negaUV. effects of .total compliance
-t 'atti!t' Lee wrble~llie 'lelter lo rage ~-Nal'tbl 111'1'/al ol the ~ the incromeotal llealth benefits A Westminster woman who em~~ bank acCOWll of a J. D. Flelcts, which had ~lbr last. October, ...iilDC·lolUI' lo · M --wbich would he pl'O)'lded!" be .,ked. k lo her .ctus, ber mother dllCL , ',.. Lee oat on ... eorae ot bet cbalr the Perlodjc gas raU-g, he predicted, more than lf!,000 from ao Irvine flnn to actually bet/> doled In 196'1 following his
#Lie'& teticher, Mrs. Patti Scliddor; then Whoa llme1 ~UlpUals of her Idol (See RAT[ONING, Paae Z) finance a Cl'OSO-<OUJltry trucking opera-death. ltlOd Shoe/naker 1114 ~ ~hn 1 ~W ~ showing' 1116 oa.r ciUlclftn around tioo and ,l!J>l>roye the family home ~as Investig1toro &aid the luncts, In the
illJclt his --·aHbe schOol would her a medaDlo1l al a ..,....., hod oil a been sentenced to OD6 year Jn Orange form ol 11 cuhler'1 chec:b, """" 'really
.... lo the Utile girl. Fld chain thlt 1111 .... had sJvm ..... Valley Man-· Sues County J"all. deposited In the Craig ac:counl at Coast '~. Ille wm:ld's most . auc· When It -II -· Lee fallOond Joan Y. ~lg. 12, of 6293 Navajo Banlt In Gardtn Grove. · ~ Jo<key,•obUgecl. Shoen11ker tnlo ._.,, .... """"9 n ••• , p1-~~ ~·"ty lo ' ._._,filed.by firm .tllCI •nninday allemoall IM wu all he planted a kin m ._. chook: It made In Sch J J ~ -•-ma •• _ The lurnitare wblcb employed
.... walked up lo the the day. ' 00 n1· ury the Oran,. CoW\tY District Attorney's Mr&. Craig fw about • ,... IWd ber
cin 111&• aod carelldty "My dad lakes mo to the ?acetrtek ID-, Olfict, at ·a beilinl' 'Dlllndly In Harlior Feb. zs, att.r tb6 bepa f&Uln& 1o sbow ~ memorbotl lnu.dudo<Y IWd oo I can wlilcb you," slle told blm. A Fountain Valley man who dalml his Juclldal •otarl<! Qoull. · up when moot~ tat lier -IL
Pll. · -". •m.l.nl .,..i lo a"1iullflm ~~o.':.JI "" u~."!'4 ~~~~~~ ~ She.COii!~ ""'° ~ --~~ , Sb9 often -nled...,. lmsbtnd on
Ille ..adi>ta U4 ..... eel "! doo1 -a ....... bul I look' oued the lllm-WUql!ied lllgb term 1oru;.~. w!llcg ,....~, looa-haul _.._,., trlpt In his con-
i ,. qftJ11111!p ·f<ir "tl\" 1 ...... -, .. 1110 ao16. , Sd10ol lllitrlct 'l'bodfay t.r ~· tJvwi!i. •!ldlltni bl flnalcW ~ at tract tnlcll-<ltld-lrallor i.mi-. "~ Lte:........., .-me \ "l'U -,... ridlll oomettme,'1 lit Frulc C. Sdlott.cl -<lamacu Ttopltone fl!mllve Int:.: 8=..&rmttron& DetecUve~ KaldtCarpeitar Uicl Jo.
l!OI to ftrl'I • .-i.-. · pr:sn' tt1 lier. for bie 'llJll Dffld ~plier SCbot~ a A-ft., lrvli.e. , -day the m*1ng tsl,000 wu appattnUy
then toot u.. ""'" • _.., Lee •-a.a,,• • ucle1'W · • • . · tNdollt a1 'r....wn. Valley Hllh School • IPt.ernal ll'to\11111! S<rvlce aatnts m 1peo1 ~Y .. ff -~t-
the ' best li111UMc111111 flo bad -...,. ...,. ,.,... bo-klloed bor llJliD. 'Ille. -wu flied 111 Or-County aloo npected lo take action against Mn. ed oo ~ta for Iba er.Ip' truck a
'ved. Silo Wll .-u _.,,,.. • a Biiie ~ tourt. qratg, ~ Olnce the mlalnf l\lncts ""•'"•ard 1--•-,.... .~ ..__ ' beamed wilb irrlda • the aat In &Jrf could "'-.Sdlol\ dalmo lhat Nii~ ad ~ ~ ~ te · llJa ms in eDljlloye , ~ "' • .._,.... .... 1 ...... ad-
dil\!root .... •11. But ........ •1 a... bfm" lo ... ol llflf'lolcll :! to lie =:">fipcjl . w1ihfl!liling --....... ~~~-:a'"~ JF ~ =. 't:r-.-tt-.. -~H .., ..... ~~ .. .:::..:I .,~ g:l;\::r,% = w::.=.. arrMted i::,i:: ;!i:;;
ol'I• ~~ ~ INL to ._in In•~ condlU.... diverted lo the Gan!M Grove persmal husband returned from a truck trip eul.
Westminster Woman -Gets • • ..
Embezzlement Sentence
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DRAWS> SIX TO 20 YIARS
Ix.Wiii~ 14--Aldo Lkllly
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Huntington Fire
Capt. Kinnaman
Killed by Crane
A Huntington Beach man who served
on the Loo Angele& f'tre Departmeot for
24 years was killed Thuraday when a 40-
foot boom of a bumlng crane fell on him.
FU. Capt. Keoneth p, Kinnaman, 44,
was directing firemen at the blaie In a
Wilmington scrap metal yard When'•
support cable mapPed In the.beat and tllo •
boom !el!, offlcl~sllid.
The blaze' ,OppJ!fyntly lle..ian -a
spark ignited gasoline u the crane wu
lfelng re!uet<d·at H & S Sales Company,
IUl Alameda St. In ibe harbor district. ,
Crane operator Eulas \\!Uson, 51,. ot ·
COmptoo, suffered burns over 40 percent
of bis body. Damage to the crane and a '
forklift was e9tlmaled at f20 ,000 by
firemen. f • •
Ktnnaman, ol Nll 11th St., leaves hll
wile, Mable Ellen, aod foor cblldn!o. 1 Funeral services will be held al 10 a.m.
Monday et Alam!IO!r f'rlends Church,
12211 Magaolia Ave~. Garden Grove. ' -lntermtjil will follow at Pacific Vtaw '
Memorial fark 'tn ~ del 'Jar.
,.
I 0r8Jffe :c. .. . .
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Weatloer
Mosily sunny m Saturday II the
way the Los ~eleo weather"""'
Ice sees it for the Orange Coast,
With increasing cloudine!s In tbe
late anernooo, Highs ol u at the
beaches, rt.sing to rr Inland. over-
night tows In the upper 40I.
INSlitE TCtlti\Y
The ' ""1hl oU HoUJV!OOd Is
alj!Oittng breolhU;slp, talt41 ""'" Tuesdap night ....: the A~'
AwoTdr. See todo''' WtflceftdcT
for en •d-Ud '""" of th< wiuntrs.
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DAIL V P. OT H
A CREATIVE FELLOW
J1me1 Boulg1rlde1
Workshops Set
On Creativity
In Huntington
A series of three creativity workshops .
will begin Sunday at the MUrdy Park
Qmununity Center in Huntington Beach.
The first session will last from 1 p.m.
to 9 p.m. and will feature James
Boulgarides, an instructor in creative
problenHOlving in t e c h n i ca 1 en-
vironments at UCLA.
Other workshops will be held April 29
and May 20 by lhe Center for Creativity.
Cost for each session is $2. A series ad·
mission package costs $5. Students will
be admitted for half price and ticket.I
may be purchased at the door.
Further Jnformation may be obtained
by calling Darlene Bateman at 536-2511,
ext. 258.
2 Children Hurt
In Similar Auto
Crash Incidents
Two children who were injured in
aimUar but separate traffic accidents in
Huntington Beach Thursday, a r e
reported In sa)lffactory condition today.
Allee Martin; 10, of ~302 Oiapartal
Lane, 'Huntington Beach, ts recovering at
Westminster Community Hospital, and
Joel Franklin, 4, of 10470 Rio Grande
Court, Fountain Valley isl listed as sa\jsfa~1ory a! Pacifica l!osi\ ~l Pouce said he nttte girl was s ruck by
a car driven by Jacquellhe Doner, 16, of
18052 Freshwater Circle, Huntington
Beach, on Springdale Street between
Warner Avenue and Brannen Drive.
Witnesses told police the child ran into
the street in the path of the oncoming
car.
The lltlle boy was hurt in a similar
mishap about 7 p.m. In the parking lot of
the Lucky supennarket at Magnolia
Street and Atlanta Avenue.
Police said the child apparently ran In-
to a traffic lane in the parking lot and in·
to the path of a car driven by Julie Ann
Hauk, 23, of 9302 Fireside Drive, Hun-
tingf.9n Beach .
Neither of the two drivers was cited to
police.
Remap Sponsors
Still Confident
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Despite the
apparent death of a major Senate reap-
portionment bill, its two sponsors say
they are confident it will rise again.
Needing five votes Thursday to pass
the Senate Elections a n d Rea~
portionment Committee, the bill drew on-
ly four. Its authors, Sens. John L.
Hanner (R-Glendale), and George N.
Zenovich (D--Fresno), promptly predicted
they would round up the fifth vote and
ask for reconsideration next week.
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Hits Costs
Of Ecology·
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of ""' 0.llY l'lllt '''"
California's secretary for Business and
Transportation called on bualne1smen tn
HunUogton Beach Thursday to stand up
· for their interests in the face. of anU-
pollutlon regulations.
Frank Walton, who has been a member
of the Reagan cabinet for two years,
spoke on "Economy vs. Environment" at
a luncheon meeting of the Huntington
Beach Chamber of Commerce.
He prefaced his remarks with an
actnowledgement that his s p e e c h
reflected hls opinion which he expected
some of the aud ience members to differ
with, "but I feel it's something that bas
to be said."
In discussing the .cost of pollution con-
trol, Walton. a fonner businessman, said
"I fea r that California could be trapped
in the quagmire of stagnation -unless
we experience a rapid advance to
reason."
He urged the business community to
forcetully present its side of the en-
vironmental controversies because "the
inier-relationship between protecting the
environment and protecting the economy
aeems to be only vaguely understood.
"There are still widespread mlscon·
ceptions over the economic aspect of en-
vironmental con trol. Such as the notion
that industrial pollution control costs can
somehow be absorbed by industries,
rather than by passing along the in·
creased cost to the consumer."
Walton said he believes the achieve-
ment of a completely clean environment,
while technologically poS!lbfe, would In
the end be too eiPensive in terms of lost
production which would lower lhe stand-
ard of living.
"What level of parity makts economic
sense? At what point do additional
monies spent for a higher degree of puri-
ty become of greater Importance to you,
to me and to the state than all of the ad-
ditional benefits that purity produces?"
he asked.
Walton said the business community
has not displayed leadership In present-
ing the economic factors involved in en-
vironmental projects.
"If business doesn't lead, it will be led.
It will be legislated into ineffectiveness
and regulated to death. And then lt will
be too Tale, because.only ii business acts
now to assert Jts natural leadership role
can a free and productive economy be
preserved,'' he concluded.
From Pagel
RAtlONING. • •
would alter the life style of many people
who depend on the automobile as
$nsportalion. But it woyld do it in s~h
a way which "could create havoc and
confusion as residents abruptly change
from one way of living to another
throughout the year." ,
Altbooib they are not-:enUrely in favor
of gaa rationing, Southenl Callfornlans are
not entirely agalnst it either, according
to testimony offered by Graham 0 .
Smith, executive director of the Clean
Air Constituency.
Citing the results of 800 questioMaires
on the acceptabillty of the EPA prtr
posals, Smith said, "gas rationing is by
no means unacceptable to the larger
public."
Smith added that according lo the
survey gas rationing was the least
popular remedy for dirty air but that 80-
90 percent of those who responded "are
q~te willing to submit to at least 20 per-
cent gas rationing."
IQ general, the alternatives to rationing
proposed by the witnesses Included
stricter emission controls, mass transit,
restricting urban growth, dlvertlng
highway construction funds to mass
transit, conversion to other fuels, chang-
ing lhe work pattems of Southland
residents, and increasing taxes on
gasoijne and motor vehiclea as di.ein-
centlves to auto travel.
From' Page I
PERMIT .•.
gestion. A vote or seven was needed to
pass.
A -five-minute recess was called dl1$1
which Taylor and an attorney for Slsftal
Oil conferred quietly with some of the
commissioners.
'Mle commission then unanimoualy ·~
proved a compromise. It found that the
waters behlnt1 the dam are "contiguous
mass" and drew the line 1,000 feet
around the outer margins of those
waters. It basically moved the pennit
line about half way between what both
opposing sides wanted.
Taylor said the action would be oom·
patible with lhe state lands flndlni aboul
no tidal action and wouldn't jeopardize
any land deals.
Commissioner Donald Brlgbl of La
Habra bad argued at length thal there
was tidal action In the area. Dr. Brighi I.I
a professor of marine bloJoo at Cal
State Fullerton.
He was joined by comm~lonen Judy
Rooener of Newport Beach and Carmen
Warschaw of Los Angeles ln·queotlonlnr
the pressure by the state landl com-
miS!lon on the coastal group.
Owner's Wife Dies ·
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Prances L:
Klei n, wife of the owner of the Sin ·111Ag6
Cbarg•rs footbafl team and National
General Corp., I.I dead of a cerebral
hemorrhage at 00.
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OUSTEO FROM AMERICA
Ex·hatle John t.:ennon
Ex-Beatle
John Lennon
To Be Ousted
NEW YORK (AP) -Former Beatie
John Lennon has 60 days to leave the
Country, the U.S. Immigration and
Naturalization Service rilled today.
District Director Sol Marks said Len..
non and his artist wife, Yoko Ono, were
both. "deportable" but that Miss Ono has
received pennanent resident alien status.
Marks dlstrlbuted !7-page ccpies ol lhe
decisloo by special Inquiry olficer Ira
Fleldsteel, wbo found lhem b o t h
deportable on the grounds that they re-
mained here longer than pennitted by
Jaw, he said.
The Lennons were here under visitors'
visas and applied for permanent residen-
cy, but John Lennon's application was
denied because of a 1968 conviction in
England for marijuana possession.
Their visas expired Feb. 29, 1972.
. Lennon has 10 days to appeal the deci-
sion, but his attorney said he does not
know whether an appeal will be filed.
Lawyer Leon Wildes added that he was
"not at liberty'' to disclose the Lennons'
whereabouts.
Marks said Lennon applied for .. Jun·
tary departure from the United states to
a .. ld legal deportation, the legal action
for whlcb began May 17.
. Tbe Lellllons $11id tl>ey ba~e .~
l1gbtm1t ~ePoflatiqn because of, a•Teus
court order awarding Miss Ono custody
of her 9-year~ld daughter by another
marrigae provided the girl is raised in
the United States.
"If we were deported," she said Jast
year, "it is synonymous to our losing the
child. That is why we are so desperate about it. II
Public figures ranging f r o m Mayor
John V. Lindsay to talk show host Dick
Cavett and United Auto Workers Presi-
dent Leonard Woodcock have urged that
the Lennom be allowed to ·remain here.
They have been living a somewhat
socially retiring life in New York, pro-
ducing record albwns, giving benefit con-
certs for such causes as a school for the
mentally retarded and rarely appearing
at celebrity-studded ga!herlngs.
Tbe fonner Beatie bas been perfonn..
ing with a New York band called
"Elephant's Memory."
From.Pagel
WATERGATE • •
operation were not identified during the
trial," McCord said, "when they could
have been by those testifying."
In Key Biscayne, Fla., deputy White
House press secretary Gerald L. Wamn
was asked to comment on the McC.ord
letter. He replied:
"It has .been oor consistent po1icy not
to comment oo matters in this. pial or
any pending trial. I feel I will continue to follow that-=practice."
. Sirica postponed McCord'• se11tenclng
one week while he studies the new
development and placed five other defen-
dants under provisional m a x i m u m
sentences.
Tbe judge left open tbe final Sentence
of E. Howard HWlt Jr., 54, Bernard L.
Barker, 55, Eugeruo R. Martinez, 49 ;
Frank A. Sturgis, 37, and Virgilio R.
Gonzalez.
"Each of you are provisionally com-
mitted to a maximum sentence," Sirica
said, and added that he will decide after
a three-month study whether to uphold or
reduce the sentences.
Passenger Killed;
Other Car Flees
A Compton man WIS tilled and lhe
driver of lhe car In wblcb be was riding
WIS .. rloully injured Thursday In a two-
car, hit-run crash on the San Diego
Fl'teWiY Jul! '®th of the Seal Beacb·
Boulevard Interchange.
Henry E. Gi1la81J1l, If, wa1 ejected and I
lilied when the cu rolled over after
being struck In lhe rear by ano~ vebl·
cle.
Driver Jerry A. Everett, 21, of
Hermon Beach waa trappod In the
wreckage, suffering m.ior lnJurlea
Highway petro!men are loo~ fnr. the
oecond car which ned the ICl!Dt, on
felony hit and run charge&.
Oil Quotas I _,
'Cut Off'
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla .. (AP) -The
Florida White House aaid today Presi-
dent Nixon, in ef£ect, has removed the
daily quota on imports of petroleum and
petroleum products.
Deputy press secretary Gerald L. War·
ren, who made tile announeement, said
it would be fair to say that the result
could be increased imports of crude oil,
unfinished oil and finished products to
ease any energy shortag~.
Nixon acted by a proclamation to
permit the oil import apPeals board to
grant additional import a I I o c a t i o n s
without regard to the nominal import
ceiling of 250,000 barrels a day.
Asked if this meant the ceiling had for
practic.al purposes been abolished, War-
i:;en said "that's right."
Warren said the prime motive for the
President's move was not to deal with
any energy crisis but rather to give a
better break to independent oil com·
panies which race surr competition from
major firms in the field .
The President placed no time limit on
his authoriza tion for the appeals board to
ignore the import ceiling in acting on oi.J
company requests for pennlsslon to in-
crease imports.
In a Washington development, the Nlz-
on administration urged the petroleum
industry to increase production 0£
gasoline to head off threatened gasoline
shortages.
Chairman Darrell M. Trent of the
President's Joint Board on Fuel Supply
and Fuel Transport said oil refineries
have not been building gasoline in·
ventories at levels of past years.
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TALBERT LAKE: ARE THOSE REEDS AND WEEDS NECESSARY?"'
In Huntington Beach,• Tule Battle Over Ecology Looms ..:t
'No Panacea'
Mosquito Unit Urges
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Reed Removal in Lakei Valley Residents
Named to Citizen
Advisory Group By TERRY covn.i..E Talbert Lake, north ol Talbert Avl °' ""' a.iw Plitt $1.tf and east of Golden West street, Ls
Orange County's Mosquito Abatement most reed-filled of lhe three lakes. M ts
Fountain Valley residents, including District wopld like Huntington Beach to maxi.mum it coven 15 acres with a depfti
four· teenagers, have been appointed to clear all, or mos,, of the reeds and tuies of. seven to eJght feet. City oUlcials "iij
the city's Community Services Project. out of its three central park lakes. it could pose the greatest problem ·•
Citizens Advisory Committee. Th.at proposal dlrecUy confllcts with cause of its .shallowness. '-·'."2
The appointments were made final the city's intentlOn to <Cieveloo much of Talbert ~. however, . is plannedj~·
Tuesday night when the City Council the 207racre park along a "natural," the most natural area, a wil
unanimously approved them. semi-wilderness theme# sanctuary with public access. •
New members of the committee are Councilman Donald Shipley was to A smaller lake, across Golden '\flil
Gary Lira, 17; Jeri Lopshire, 17;· Ruben meet with Par)\s Director Norm Worthy Sin!<!, wtl1 also be reed ooveftd ·*'<I
Valenzuela, 18; Lorin Lammers, 50; and officials from the Mosquito Aha~ located bt a fenced-off "nature center.'";!
David Kempton, 30; William Reid, 17 ; ment District at 4 p.m.,-today, to dJacuas The 10-acre HunUngton· Lake, soutlii-bf
Dolores Micbelon,.54,·and rRlJbert Rolle, a ~bl~·comprcmiae! ~i ·,,, ,.,,r· tbeM:ture cenferfll plannfd'u ~16!
32. • Shipley, a biology professor at Cal a'publie><ecre8tion center, with a~
A spokesman for, th~ Community Sljlw, Long !)each, waa Jnoenlecl when be conoesslori,.Cheduled for 11; It is' • SefVJ"'iS:·!!roi~ ~. tPal ~.1ap-wsl boal'.11,.!l(,J;ba ~,o,~ 11111 di>wn it A •feel, and bas less reeds· po11;11menls werei . fQ.ade •4S pert o a vowe(f'fo oppose such a move.. • Y'I' tales ·· '¢P_t: " · ~ ·
scheduled expaJllli/>n 11 of : the adviaory "We need, the reeds, tules and <other ,..,,;,, Severns, director o 1~'
committee from~ .t/> 17 member>. plants for bordltte," he aaid. "We don't vlronmental resour<es for• Hun •
The CSP ts a .federaµy.funded pro-want cemeqt lakes.''. . Beech, suggests the city might ·
gram, administered by the county µi A two-page report, written by the promiae by clearing the ahores somewl'al'
Foqntaln Valley: 'ffie'baslc' philosophy of district's IVl'Cior ecologlsl, Gllberl Cha). and cutting paths through lhe tules so 111!1
the project is to involve residents of the let, says four types of roosquitos cur-mosquito fish can criss-cross the ~ •
city in selecting the services and p~ renily breed in the late tules. Cballet aatd his report is "merelija
grams that tlu:Y want from local Challet says the thickly matted~. If 'way Of tetllng the city know lt'wtll
governmental agdi:cies. . kept, would block the' passage of mos-problems U something: isn't done. wi'
The advisory ctnmittee meets once a qulto fish In the 1Uei.,.P,tt1ng down their giving !hem recommendations of whi(
month to screen .jpplications from com-ability to eat mosquito larvae. do " ·
munity organilati6nS for funding of their To cont(ol a .polimllal mosquito pro!> ;,Whet\ we get together on the . 8~
projects from CSP. !em, he re<onimenlls • ' co mp I e 1 e we'll look at lhe complew problem,
Some of the programs currently funded removal of exl,stinj tule i:rowth and maybe we ean work a compromise.".,
by CSP include Teen Help, a center for prevention of new-ifOwth." While Ohallet said he is willlng';,g
Fountain Valley teenagers; a communitf He also sugges,ls" a redu,ction in other dllCUSS the problem and seek a _solu~
services officer with tbe Fountain Valler plant Ille In the 141<• and c:Onstruction of he did warn that the Moequllo A~
police department, and Alternate Routes, a steep, weed-free slXnllne. District bu the power to Wue an oni!f, ..
a probation program in which probation The · alternative, Cball~t says, la , a "Our powers are strict. we do ~ ~:~~Y wo~ta in r:=~in v~~;Y P: ::~ ~~~f~ ~=alba~ =~~e :;:~~I~~
bationers. a number of reasons." tion," be said. •rr.-( !-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'-"'"'-~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~--~~~~~~~.e~J
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Every Home Deserves
A Fine Lounge Choir.
Tht Vary Finest In
Loungt Cheirs Are
Aveiliblt Now At
T td von Hem.rt, Inc.
Such Flnt Upl.olstery
L.ines As •••
WOODMAR:K ·
SHEllRILL
HENREDON
" And Others Art
A .. ileb)e ~r
lmmedl1tt Delrnry.
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Gol « problcnl r %'l!n IOrilf °"*' Pal Cllilt ..., "" lupt, pd tho
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Gftl'IHf'I Giid
·\ action ro•
i n•ed to ' ._ .. 1.. 11Wqtdo
Spai-ks Fly at Deh~te
·Edison Officia'ls, Sierra Club Clasli
' By JORN. ZAlLER
••o.ltJPflltl ....
Southern calllomla Edlaon Comp111y
had fleellog lllOIJleDb of qretmenl
Tbursday wUh the eonservatlooist·Dllod-
ed Siom Club but il ...... , long before
the aperb were flying apln.
In anAnlbebn debate OD ''!be Enerp
tbe obltlation of the power company (to
decide)," Myers declared. ·
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replied, "It bothers me wbo makea the
dec1si0ns."
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D~LY PILOT :J
11 .. In -'"""'"'' -UOUf Q'Mt-
tjou lo Pal
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~ Crisis," Sierra Club spokelman Larey
Moss cooceded. that 11We do have a su~
ply problem that eooJd lead to I crisis Jn
the DOI loo distant fUloft."
Mosnetorted Iha! "expandlllg ~.,.,.
ply woo1 solve the problems." P<>lnllng
out that Americans account for 8 percent
of the world populatloll -but cooswne 15
pereent of the 'planet'• -· pro-duction, he said "our way of doubling our
power consumption every. 10 • yeara
reduces .. •heurdll:f If projected lnlo the
future." t ' •
Condemning the waslelulness Involved
in this locroaaed use of JlOWOl\ JfOSI con-
la!ded that "tllere Ian' ~ fuel M
this 11ohe lo support" the Amelican
lifestyle" if it continues inefficlent use of
Myers said the answer to most forms of
polluUon was •11reater amounts of elec-
tricity more e!OclenUY produced." Moss
replied that "lo give free reign lo (elec-
tricity interests) Is not going to aolve our
problem." AltemaUve energy IOW'OtS
should he developed, he said.
When crltlci.icl for not foreaeelng the
enerJY crisis before It arrived, Myert of
Edi-¥ replied that "I guess the ruson
we We:ri.1& smart enough to lee tbe
enOfiy cils& earlier WU that It burat Oil
tl"°"' Stnlfct, -<n<nt!I* C-, \:1/alJv l'Uo~ P.O. Bo.t 1540, Cosio . " ; ••• ,., Ca., 92625. !llCIU.U 1f01l1'
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I AR PAT; Whon we ..,.t lo SUiiy's
ee Sllop In ~ Mesa lo ... a "Two , 1lie Price of One" coupon we teeelvedc, ltt mall, we noUceil Iha! the menu ,
were hlgbe< tbaD U-printed on
pon. The wall!Jll said lhal coots ;
· one UR al"f the menu prlctS applll!d.
ld'fof the coffee we'd been aetved . o(~wi\llout orderfug'.:U'W.'dO!'diilild '
·SIERRA C!.!UIJ 'ADVOCATE
. , . r~de Larry'Mlt'b· • · 1 •
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In turn, Ediaoo Vice Presldeal A. E.
Myera allo~ that "the growtb ettilc in
this country must he r<placed by I C00-
1umpdon etblc. It
But that wa.s where the agreement
ended.
Myera Uid that u long as the public
was .demanding more ml mere elec-
tricity, EdlJOn was obligated lo produce it . .
U the people really want fewer power
plants, be said, , they must traln
tbemselv~ to conserve power. And lf
they wapt measures to force 'power con-servation. 11\}lls is • declsloo to be made
through their elected representatives, not
power. ' ~ •
Otber areas of disagreement in the
Town Hall debate were:
--On the need for _.. power plants :
Pi1yers said "s6metbing's got to give.
There's a crisis but few believe lt." Moss
sakt that continuing the present power
generaUnf methods woold only Intensify
the problems already beiQf foced.
-Ori voluntaey power COl)Servation
from the public: Sierra Club's Mou said
"Our problems go beyond consumption to
government policy." Edison's Myers
lhe sceae ao fast.11 ..
He .said lhal 'for electricity producers,
the ent'1Y crisis was b""'ibt on only
when envirorunentalists blocked company
efforts to build new pawer plants.
Moss, in addition to crltlclzing Edison,
al59 attacked government policies which
he said were falling to deal adequately
with the energy crisis. He called for big
investments into research, and for
greatly Increased public transportation
services because the private automobile
was an inefficient mode of travel.
DAILY PILOT Sia" ,.._
EDISON COMPANY VIEWPOINT
Vice Pre1ldent Myers
I the~ wouJcl _we1 baW1beM
,led. lo pay the Jne\lU prices lf:we
I know Ibo price <jllference es)s¥!
'I ~have lo booor lhe,coupon uiit1l
llio. ~xplratlon dale or be guilty of false
adT,trl!alng? w.111., Costa -
From :Skyhawk Contact,s With Rogers, U.S. Erivoy
Threatened
Four Escape
Pendleton
Crash In jury . '
llellallnlll ...... Ho.....t Sally said
yoo mlllaktnty ..OOved a eoapon
printed several montltt ago and doe to a
printer'• error, the phrase, "~ prices
auhject lo clla.age without netlct," wu
delelt<I. Sally said If yoo'd <alle4 for
~hn, lie would have e>plalae4 tllal .io
pritel bave lnerr.a~ 1'witboat nodce"
ud that a "two for one" meal la bll
· relllaurut ollll -a barfahl. In spite of \ 1ncreuelll. mem prieel. Strictly sptMlng,
yoa eoold complala lo the Fedenl Trade
G!lnmlnlo• abool'tbe ..........i _,.., .-u ._.. tbere ...... dellller•le ....
tent to mlalead you. •·•-...i. Triangle 'J'I' :.)'.>EAR PAT: I< ii true that famed ~ player RDberlo Clemente's plane
jijllhed in the aarne .,.. where
l\19llerous shlPIJ and planes h a v e
m~ disappeared for years? poes' tbl! area have a name and are
~ any estimatea of the number of
p!Jine' and ship tragedies that .have oc-
_ __.there? P.S., -Jlloo Beach "-"t<'u ' i,.:\lemeale'1 plane did ~ la the jll-
Iiled area -u Ille Bermada
E . wbldl -fhlli Benaada
-l'lorlda .... almdt ~~ h6lo Rico 11111 bid< op .. ~ --. .. tllat.4WrtN I:'* Jtt yeors, .... • aldpouHi
uve -Ilda ............
llllle ... ud "" --· ~ l.i!\in apfn. Raeaera did recover pieces
~.1I•meote'1 plaae, ba1 1111 bady aever
9Joud. . ..
•1 WAtre St9le .
~EAR l'AT:'l'd like lo wear my hair
'an Afro a1y1e·1or a d1anie. J!ve aakod e.a1 -1e, Including my halrdrwer,
no one aeema lo know how lo llyle 1!
~t way or how to revive this style llfler
A,tj)gbt of sleeping on lt. can yoo find out
rOI' me? · M.W, Bullagtoa ~
' N_. Omar, DOied Ila& lllyUa.ud ' ' • Of Beverly JIDll' Neferllll'1
said I -\ wfll lie to acblen u.e· "utaral" Afr•
' nfeu ;rolll' llalr II -y emly. llr<""1I of Ille ,.,...,.,.. ......... ,... ....... -..
~ "revival" of tldl llyle ,.......,
bock ... mbJac Ulf brallag. CJld.fulllo. eirJtla earls set an •-Ille llead -.
;. pa,ir .of yQJmg Olen ejected safely
from their out-of-control jet trainer as it
bounced and skidded across the E1 Toro
Marine Corpa Afr Station fie)d Thunday,
like a flat stone dips over water.
1be TA-4 Skyhawk ,was destroyed in
the specla<ular c:rash, but surprisingly
there was no fire. •
<Marine corps officials said it plowed
tl)rougb a section of bleachers outside
Building Six, the old control tower,
spllntOring the seaUnf structure in~.
kindling . ., . .
O n-1 y . &mday, the bleachers were
packed witli spectators who turned out
for an air show commemorating ~ years
of Marine Corps "!"'!'lions at the base.
Tiie alrcrafl in which the two pllota
were practicing -ailed amsted land·
inp then skidded thfllllBh I ,h e aeron
area where President Nlxon's plane
always parks and finally stopped 100
yards away near a hannr.
Officen ·identified the crewmen as
Capl Ronald R. Brooks, 28, of Tustin and
First Lt. David O. Wood, r1, i resident of
the base officers' housing.
Brooks Is attached to Marine Air Base
Squadron II and Wood Is asslgn<d to
Muine Air, Base Squadron 13, brancheo ol. the '!bird Muine Air Wing. . ,
Investlgatora said· the .plaoe was to
tOuch down oo the runway and anag a
e1bfflll!n pnictlclng shnulaled alrtralt
-·lll!dlnp, but It !Dialed Illa vital
coanectiott ' • · · · ·' L '.
The Skyhawk then veered' Out of eoo-
tio! at blfh speed and the officers aboard
hailed out, a ris1'y decision at near·
ground level llltitude. • • . ·
They ·were given routine medical
checkups. at the · base dispeosary and
released, according to Marine Corps of-
ficia!J who _,.cod an Immediate
probe of the crash cause.
Authorities Uid It lbol BCrollS • l'lll8Y
quadrangle area, then hurtled over a
drainage ditCb embankment before slam-
ming illlo the bleachers.
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Sunday's Pilot
Has Two Kinds
Of Ghost Tales
• . -~~--... --.. Omar odded .._ the former 1teal gbost stories .,,d the specter of
of Ille Ah llyle II ......... . rlsilll food pricel 11hich figurlllvely "-.v· -~ teoded 11 -• hamit the Amtrlcaa eonsumer ore lo he
1 --1tea11Jt a• d 11 .. led In the -of the DAILY PILOT ~--·II hellc1phf"' 111 ( > i • I . ) . -~..,.., '
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ENEDICT ARNOLD
S· ..4 CHAMPiqN
SCO'l'Cll PLAINS, N.J. (UPI) -A
"""" ldltory buff .. lr)'lac to
ti. U.,wdd --of Anllld lo trOft lit W8i DOI r;; ltalf« but I "~ pttrlot"
~ by a bunch of
pbja lawyers.
U'!nctnt Lindner, • •-blalortaii i1m new_ for Radio 9talloo WPAT ID
Cllltoa, N.J., alll loday be potltloaod the
Pmtagon to lllft.lM tae11enod.
Agnew by ITT Bared
WASHINGTON (UPI) -More contacts
between the International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp. and officialJ of the Nix-
on adminislratlon -including Secretary
of Stale William P •• Rogers and Vice
President Spiro T. Agnew -were
clisclOled today in 1 musbroominJ Senate
invesllgaUon of the controversy.
Internal m memoranda obtained by
the Senate foreign r e I a t t o n 1 sub-
cOmmittee on multinatlonal corporations
told of a meeting between rrr officials
and Rogers Oc:t. 21, 1971, 1o discuss the
corporation'• troublea with the govern-
ment in aille.
11Secretary Rogers, in opening the
Uganda's-Version
. 1 Of Law and Order
NAIROB~ Kenya (AP) -Radio Ugan-
da carried a report tOOay on how the
Ugandan<lftll1•inteods .lo,.deal 'llilll Ille
village of Seeta ii ita cillZellll doo't cut
the rate of «'-•• ~
'Jbe ,broadCUt "lilil' tbe'ifta11 ~ commlbder, "Mil!'l(iaJUi, ·1 nf o1t\11. d
cll!r.eM he will order tbO Ylllage blcmi up
am that robhera ,Will ii< stripped DUed,
marched -gh town and executed.
meeting and two or lhree times during
the hour and 45 minutes, continued to
state that the Nxon administration was a
'business admlni.stration' in favor of
business and its mission was to protect
busl.nes!,",one memorandum said.
'Ibis wu written by John Guilfoyle, an
ITT vice president, and J. R. McNit4 an
otherwise unidentified official of the
firm.
II wu intended for official we of the
company, .but the subcommittee sub-
poenaed It along with three volumes of
company papers relevant to Its in-
v"!lligation of alleged rrr efforts to
thwart Marxist President Salvador Allen-
de's administration in Chile.
The subcommittee bas written a oee-
ood letter lo Rogers inviting him to
testify in the case. Subcommittee sources
said there is no evidence Rogers b1rnJelf
was involved in any of ITr's anti-Allende
efforts, but the subcommittee wants to
question him abo.ut~ove.tall
Admlnlslratjm YiewJ!ojnls about Chile.
Clalrman Frank O.urcb (0.ldaho),
Bald If Hogen and three o I h e r
Admlntatrallon loff\cl!llS -P,ter Vaky
am Arnold •N~cl!inlJtijff ~1 1 the' Wlilt&
lloUJe atafl and t'ormer Comm'eree
Secretary Peter Pelel"!On -do not 'come
voluntarily, they will he sub~ed.
WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S.
Ambassador John Scali was
threatenl'd with physical violence
by a Panamanian leader, Geo.
Omar Torrijos, If the United States
vetoed a U.N. Security Council
resolution on the Panama Canal,
Informed sources said today.
Scall's vote to veto the resolution
was cast Wednesday night, a day
after be received a message from
Torrijos, the sources said.
They said he message from Tor-
rijos before the final vote suggested
Scali should cast his veto from the
airport, "because the people. and
students would not understand and
there might be violence."
Li.ppmann Has Device
NEW YORK (UPI) -An electric
pacemaker lias been attached lo the
heart of retired eo\umillsl Walter Lipp-
mann, whooe heart stopped brleOy
Tueaday, a hospital spoteE sald
Tbu,.cJay., ·~ 1 J., . 1,lWMl alier aulferlilg from _a momell iY st.P-
plng pl ,the heart fol19wecl by I faiJ!Ung
Spell. I'
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A San Juan Cspi1trano contractor and
three unidentified passengers escaped in·
jury late Thursday in the explosion and
crash landing of a small plane at camp
Pendleton.
llllvtd E. Henton of 26411 Calle Lucana
landed his single engine craft al -t 7
p.nr. ofter the plane's enaine esploded in
flight, base spokesmen saJd.
The crash landing took place at the
Camp Pendleton auxiliary airfield in the
central pait of the large base ahortly
after Henton had dispatched a may-day
signal.
Base information aides said the plane
was on ill way to Orange County Airport
from Phoenix when the m!Jbap occurred.
The pilot and bis. passengers were ex4
amine4 by the base medical stiff before
being taken lo Oceanalde for lodging.
Tiie plane remained at Pendleton today
to await a roullne probe by the Federal
Aviation Administration. The aircraft
received major damage from the ex·
plosion and emergency landing, aides ad-
ded.
Aid ~epeal Backed, •
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bm to
repeal the law ~ Callfomlaot lo
contrlbiilt.tb the aupporl of aiad w.r:
.. ~l(i~ h~ ·r1~e4-'~ ~ Ylo ·'!f:d ~troven141 · 1wo-yell' ·
old law.
Johnson & son prese.nts • • •
Mercury Come~
e PRICED RIGHT e SERVICED RIGHT e GOOD SELECTION
A 1973 Johnson & Son Mercury .Comet
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The' Johi11on1 1ey: . . 1 _.
"We cater to the 'particular people.' These are people
that went more than just a fair. price:, they went quality ser-
vice es well. All of our new Lincoln Mercury products re-
ceive our Golden Touch Service. Each car is waxed with two
coats of hand polish , tuned to perfection, end extensively
road tested by the management. If you're the kind of per-
son looki,ng for thi1 kind of car, be sure to see thecJohnsons."
"Omip Covntv'• Tomfly of 11M C«a" I
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DAILY PILOT , Fri<Jar, Mm 2'. 197!
White House IDenie.s Aide Eiedvr 1T
IRA Vows
To Resist
New Plan
BEU'AST (AP) -The Provtalooal
wing ol the ll'lab a.publlam AnDJ ..
jecWI tho Brlllab pemmml'I DOW
pollUcill bluq>riot far" Northern lrtland
tod&1 alld vowed to keep up "armed
1'.'0llslm" to Brltl.sb rule.
A -In Dublin from the
Provlalonal'• ccmmand llld the P""""
laed reforms, wblch In died would
( 1N SHORT ••• J
continue tha divl>icxl ol Iroland for the
foreseeable future, left the Roman
Catholic guerr!llM "no choice but to fight
m."
Tho ProVOI had observed a virtual
cease-fire since the announcement Tues-
day of tbe Btltl8h White Paper promising
the Calbollcs otr\1111 IOIJl'Ol'lllaUoo.
.• Amendment OK'd
OLYMPIA, Wash. CAP) -Wuhtnglon
was the 30th stste to ratify the Equal
Right& Am<lldm<llt to the U.S. Cooallllr
Uon.
Tho state Smale, by a vote ot 29 to 11,
completocl action on the rneuuro 'lbun-
day. Tho amendmmt -which needs tbe
appl'OYll ol 38 slates to become law -
was pooaed by Cqml m March 23,
19'12.
·e w~-'"Florida
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) -Preol-
dent Nixon aelUed down al hl1 balmy
hayslde villa today to study a sbeal of
govenunenl reports oo 1Jcyrocketlog food
prices and the energy crlsJa.
Escaping Washlogtm'• cold weather,
Nb.on flew here 'nw.nday night for a
relued stay ol lhnle or four days, where
be will be preoccupied wllb the llteal
COii of !Jvfng Council report oo food
costs, a subject ol growing concem to tbe
administration.
e '.frio JmHeted
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A federal
grand jury ha> returned a llklount In-
dictment cbarglng three waobfngtoii
youths with lbe shooting ol Sen. John C.
Stennis on J an. 90.
Named Jn the todlctmenl handed down
Thursday, were Derick Holloway, 18,
Tyrone Mmhall,' 11, a n d bla -her
John, 21. The three were charged with
assaulting and attempting to kill a
member of Congress. armed robbery,
assault with intent to kill while armed
and carrying a dangerous weapon.
e Escape Foiled
JACKSON, Gs. (UPI) -Prison of·
ficials cut short an escape attempt
'11wr3day by Gary Steven Krist, con·
vlcted kidnaper of Barbara Jane Mackle,
after be rode through the prison gates on
a trash truck.
Krist, Tl, attempted to conceal himself
in a garbage can loaded on the truck at
the Georgia Diagnostic Oasslfication
Center.
But alert security gu.arda, keeping a
close eye on Krist after getting in·
formation about the escape plan, follow·
ed the truck to a dump area just 150
yards from the prison and took lhe in·
mate back into custody. He was charged
with attempted escape.
e Alaskan Quake
PALMER, Alaska (AP) - A
"moderate" earthquake shook the Aleu-
tian island ot Shelnya Thursday night,
the Mt. Palmer Observatory reported.
The observatory said the quake
registered 5.9 on the Richter scale of
earthquake intensity and was recorded at
9:55 Alaskan Standard Time. It said the
tremblor was not of sufficient magnitude
to create a seismic sea wave. No major
damage was reported.
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FRIEND HAS BABY
Anthony Nowley
Anthony Newley
Father: In Love
Too Much to Wed
WNDON (UPIJ -Night club star
Anthony Newtey was at tbe bedside when
Dareth Rich, a fonner a I r I i n e
stewanlels, gave birth to their daughter
'!llUrsday.
Newley met MW Rich on a transatan-
tic !light and they have been together
ever 111nce.
"We like each other too much for mar·
riage," Newley wa1 quoted as saying. He
has been married and divorced twice, tbe
last time to actr""" Joan Collins.
Man Sent,enced
To 1,200 Years
DAIJ,AS (uPl) -A jury sentenced
James Kenneth Johnson to 1,200 years in
p r l 1 o n "nl:ursday for shooting a n d
criticajly wounding a police sergeant.
Johnson, 35, ii already under a SO.year
!eden! prison sentence for bank robbery,
and Oklahoma courta have !_.i two Ii(~ aeo~ on him for armed robbery. ~. D~ Jo17 convicted him of obOotl!lc' polfce sgt. Wayne SUndrldge
wlis> the poll<eman stopped a car J-baol atolen. The bullet hit Stand-
ridge to IM arm and jaw broke bl.I
neck. He had to resign bical!SO of 1111
wounda.
'llnder Teua law, Johnoonwlll l>ecc>IM
eligible for parole from the state prl.oon
al!A!r 20 years.
Nations Pla n Ties
ROME (AP) -Italy and North Viet·
nam have decided to establl!h diplomatic
relations, the Italian government an-
nounced Thunday night.
WASHINGTON CAP) -The Wbtto
Houae haa deoled a Ila-by ac11ng
FBI Director L. 'Patrick GNy m, who
llld Prestdent Nim>'• o!lldal llwytr
probobly lled to ao ageot prol>lna the
Watergate wiretapping.
Suspect Wed
Ch ild Bride
Once Before
BOLINGBROOK, ill (UPI) -A man
charged wllb paying f!0,000 for a IJ.year-
old girl to be hiB bride wu appBMIUY
attempting to ..i up bis """""1 weddlng
to a child bride, police aatd 'nturoday.
Pollce aald Harold Miller, 37, p a I d
130,000 In negotiable municipal -. to
Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Flym ol Bollng-
brook for !heir 12-yeeN>lddaughter, Rita,
then took the girl to No<lh carol1na where
he planned to man')' be<.
BOLINGBROOK Pol1ce Otlel Ronald
Johnson said Thursday that Miller, <A.
Chicago's suburban Oak Parle, bed mar-
ried 13-year-<lld 1Wberta Nelson to 1958
but that the girl died ..... yean liter,
reportedly of a kidney ailment.
Jotwi.son also said investigations showed
Miller may have been married a second
time, but that report could not be .,..,.
firmed.
Miller was aITeSled Mooday at an Ashe-
ville, N.C., motel after he registered at,
the hotel with Rita as man and wife.
The girl had not been molested.
An eslnlditioo bearing on whether Mill·
er shonld be returned to IUinob was
scheduled for today.
THE FLYNNS """ !roe on $10,000
bond eech, charged wllb ~ to
coounlt child abandonment. Miller was
charged as a coccnrptrator tn the case.
Police said the Fl)'IlllS agreed to sell
Rita af!Er Flynn, a part·tlme cab driver,
picked Miller up aa a faro and learned
Miller was lnlert!Sted to a child bride.
Arr>ngemeots for the purchase """ made, but police wero tipped off about
the plan.
"'"' 'Don't b8 so pkky, you could
/HJ eating like them.'
Teller Frugal?
HeUl in $1.5 Million, Extortion
NEW YORK (UPl)-R"6well Steffen, who earned $18,000 a year as a super·
vising bank teller, lived frugall y.
Officials said he rented half ol a two-family dwelling In Partin, N.J., for bis
wife and tlree children end hadn't bought a oow llUit In three years.
Steffen, 411 was arrested Thunday on charges he embezzled "more than"
11.5 million from the Parle Avenue branch ol the UDioo Dime Savings Bani:
where be worked. He awermtly loot It all gambllng.
THE OFnCE ol Manbetlan Dist. Atty. FrMt S. Hogan said Steffen bet•
much u '30,000 a day m pro basketball and h>rse racing. A police oour<e llld
he wu "toown to drop from $2,000 to 15,000 a race, every day ol the week."
Although Hogan's olfioe !'1t the Joos <Ner three years at "over $1 mllllon,"
tbe oour<e sald ll was "more Hke more than $1.5 mll1lon and still cwntlng."
Hogan'• olf1<e aid steffeo -1ned the money by jugg!fng deposits and
withdrawals "and manlpulation ol the book's compote-." Officinh said there
will be no loss Co any depooiton since the lllolen f1mds were fully insured.
He was onter.d held In ball ol $20,000. He wu wiable to immediately raise
the bail I
New · England Storm Told
Tliunders~o·wers Dampen, Plains, Miss is sippi Valle y
(COOl141 summal'I/ and
Ilda! dola oppcor todo~ °" P00< 12.)
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Without m<Oliaolng Gi:r/1 __ ,
to the Senate Judiciary c.mmtttee, the
While HOUie llsued a atatement 'nuJr&.
day 11y!ng that Counoel John W. Dean
Ill "flaUy c1en1ee 11111 i. ew-milled, or
•• Sen. Byrd o1 w..i. ,vlrglnl& "'"eats,
lied to 111 agem of the FBL"
The lltatement llld the ttference to
Dean, made -ln the day 81 the
Judiciary bearq .., G""'a nomlnaUon
to be permanent FBI director, ,...
"reprehensible, unl«tunato, unfair and
incorrect.''
SEN. ROBERT C. ll)'Td (D-W.Va.), an
opponent ol GNy's eonflnnatlon, llld In
questlooini tho llOllllneo that last June,
Dean had told on FBI agent be woo1d
have to check -E. 8"'rud Hunt
had a room in the White House executive
offices.
Byrd said this was only tlree days
after Dean had tbe iale In Hunt's olfice
in tbe EucuUve Office Building opened
and the contents removed.
"He lied to the agent, didn't he?" Byrd
asked Gray.
"After looking back and making a
minUIA! examination ol tbe record, I
woold illve Co oonclude that that's pnib-
ably OIJITeOt," Gray niopooded.
THE WIDTE House s!Jltement said:
"Mr. Dean recalls that in June of 1972,
as FBI agents were d~ bJs office,
he W8f asked whether or not Ibey could
vialt Mr. Hunt•S office.
"He said he would check -the ques-
tion as Mr. Dean recalls did not relate to
whether Mr. Hunt ever had an office in
the ElecUtive Office Build.ing. 11
Hunt is one of seven persmu to be
sentenced today in connection with the
break-in and wiretapping of Democratic
national headquarter! bi the Watergate
boiMlllll 11.t ~Bo hid -oecw1!y chllf rorNllGll'I ~ eacn.
'l1lo J.-.., O•m ••tet. In _. sJdl'!"« Gny<1 nmnJnallon, eortler-
"'-RllY to Invite !loin to leotll!)>.
But Nim> 1114 i. -1d:.?. :1!.:S::S:.~~· cm mf
his -11..ubjec:I to q-by
Cot-. Doln bu offend to -aeloclal qutlllom In wr!tlll(.
'rill!: roMM1J'TBB Is om1 .... to boor
from Doon -Gro;y leltllled be
-avtr to the Wblte --varlou! FBI popen rolatq to the
Wat.q1to bmsllplkn.
!bxtly bel<n the Wlllto -state-
ment .... laued. tho Judlclary Com-
mittee completed Ila quelllonq ol Gny
amldllimofln<nasJ!llcOnlldeoceby
opponents that 1111 nomJnalion CID be
defeated. No elate for ,..,.,.., Ibo bear.
ings WU set.
Several _,.ma are rmr caJJlng for
an early yetH>kto vote in contrast to
earller-to(mlo a-.
However, QWrman James O.
Eastland -{1)-Mul) llld ,he sUJJ tblllb
Gray la solng to be coollnned by tbe
Senate. He has backed lbe nomlmtion all
the way.
GRAV HIMSELF IOllllded none too op-
timlsllc when asked by Sen. Jolm V. 'flm.
ney (J>.Callf.) wbetber be ever gets to
speall: to Nll<on other than ooctally1
Gray roplled that "up Co tilts time that
kind ol ttlaUonsbip bas mt developed,"
but he said he lblnl:s it would "If I should
ever be confinned."
Twmey said It ts un!orluna!Ao for G<ay
that Dean had decltned an tovllatton to
testify, and aaked Gray If be woo1d nol
like to have lbe While House coome1 ap-
pear for questioning.
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SUBPOENAED? -Citizen's • ·1 .. ··
I o b b y Common Cause said .,1,.
White House COUll8el John W. ,\.',,
Dean m had acxepted a oub-'•""I
poena In connection with the
suit agaln9t the ~ection fi-• •
nance committee, and would ..••
appear for a deposition in · 1.'.l
April. . '" ~ ?''
••• 11.1
Gray replied that wa.s a decision fot, ''"'
the Pre9ldent to make -"a level fsr 1
above me." · ·" t: ... "•'
Libya Pilots Told to FireJf
'8
Egypt Paper Hit,s 'Spy' Mission; Yemen Attacks
W ASHlNGTON (UPI) -'!be pilots of
two Libyan fighters who fired oo an
American transport plane Wednesday
were given orders by their control tower
to shoot the U.S. aircraft out of lbe sky,
military sources said today.
The Stale Departmenl said the plane, a
C130 Hercules, never came closer than 86
miles to !Jbya -which claims a a.nu.
territorial llmlt -and waa over the
Mediterranean 114 miles from Malta whm
the two Ubyan Mirage fighters opened
fire.
MWtary sourteS said tbe Libyan pl1ota
had algnaled the Cl30 to follow them, tn-
iendlng to have lbe pllne land to !Jbya.
'!be Americana Ignored tbe signals.
THE MILITABY sources llld a .....
versation was heard between the cockpit
and the Libyan tower with the tower oc·
dering the Liby8Jl'! to shoot down the
Americans. •
Several dozen rounds were fired at the
Cl30, which ducked Into clouds wllbout
being hit, the sources said. The Libyans
then tracked the Americans for a con·
siderable distance -estimated at 100
miles -apparently trying to get in
another shot before low fuel forced them
to return home.
There have been reports Iba! the U.S.
transport plane was on an electronic in·
telllgence mission, spying either on the
Libyarui or on the Soviet fleet in the
Mediterranean.
ed to confirm or deny lhese reports
saying only !bat lbe Cl30 was a "milltary
aircraft on a military mission." More
than a day after the incident the Libyans
were still sUent about the matter and bad
not even broadcast any news reporU
about lbe shooting over tbelr naltonai
radio.
But to Cairo, an Egyptian neW!pllper
said today the U.S. plane wu Dying a
.pying mlssicxl In "a very dang...., and
dinlct American lnvolvem...t agaJnS
the Arabi."
-The newspaper al Akbar said the •U.O
fact that II was flying near Arab coasta,
proves that It was spying."
AL AKHBAB SAID, "such an act by
the United States i.. very dangl!l'OOS and
is a direct American involvement against
the Arabs."
Also to tbe Mideast, two Soviet-made
MIG jets from Southern Yemen attacked
a Saudi Arabian border posttion today,
wounding several soldiers, tbe Saudian
Arabian Defeme MiDlatry said
The ministry, In a statement broadcast
by Saudi radio, said the two plane.!! at·
tacked tbe Al Wudayah pos~ which lies
on the western end of lbe disputed border
between the countries.
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RELATIONS B ETWEEN Sau d li"
Arabia's conservative govennnent ind .. ,
the Marxist regime in Aden have beell''·
tense. Saudi Arabia never concealed HS '
ho!lility to the presence of a Marmt ·
regime on its southern border, wbilli
Aden has charged repeatedly that Saudi·:•
Arabia wu organizing plots to overthrvor .
the government.
In Kuwait, lbe cabinet went infb··
emergency session Thunday to cllscuss
tbe border crtsJa wllb Iraq, 8
Government IOllnlOS llid tbe cab~
decided to establl!b a -.nan ccmnll~, r
tee to m e e I with Arab medlalxln •Ill•"
search of a settlement. 1 l!.•1 .l
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and . Mouse. Game
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t ' On ~S...U~,Jlfa .j,~nts or '~CV: llun•
• llngton ~aeh Councl}mall ~ Duke ~,like a lion.
But ;Jkli\4ay ll!&hl he w,11-qil,let u a mOUBe o~ llje con·
trovenjal and holly debated cat licensing law.
Three councilmen-Al Coen, Jack Green and Norma
Gll>lJ&-.llrmly aupported mandatory cat tap amidst the
boo< and hisses 'of ~<bO<We audience.·
Three other co~ncllmOJ\ -~eirr Maln<!y, Donald
ShlJ.l!o!y and Ted BaitJett -were equally firm In th~ op~don to it. One, Mlrtney;even-tOokille tlme to ex·
plalil What he does favpr. a•tobinlar)'litepoe.
:· The !Jsue wu cleclded. however, ~ on ;the ....,.,, ,
open 81ands mad"e.by_those slx-;publlc officials, but rather •
on the silence of Duke'." He i'efilse(I to .Ole, claiming he •
thoqgh!' aome <i4iitrol wu. needed. _but 'did not ~ the , pro~ l~w. illd not !ant.lo -vo't'e•on It and did not •
know what else to-pro~:
, _ 1 , Tb11_ Jaw wu killed by the deadlock, but Duke sWl
, -, · hu the privilegetof ~g he' ~·t :vote for or again~ .,
' . .. It It sOOiils more_ than ~,000 w1'rs wbo put him In office
deserve a little more, decisive. liction. then that. ·, ' . . ' .. .,
' ' ' Rt',,!lsonable Compromise
· The Fountsln Valley city council last month pr~
posed action to foroe ·tile Southern Cl!ifoinia F.dison
· Company•to make $430,000 worth of-park improvements
,.. '. • ·:-In th& power line easement In return Jor okaying a com·
pany building project. The prop<isal has wisely been
withdrawn.
The council had informed tbe Edison company it
,.. _ wanted tb.es omP.W .• to redll<J.the .. ci~'s .~•se~O!) the
; p~ lying Widet: the ~· power line.s frilm *5°0
~ ~· < "' • ~ :~ . . ,J ,,
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• I '. per m per ~·to }I ,per ac:re per,year. The Clnmcil
turtlw-we.nt on record . stating II espected the power
company to foot the blll for $430,000 worth of parlt con·
structlon qn this land.
1n return, the city W)>llld raufy the companfs ••·
viromnental impact repoit on the construction of 16
new t<>wers to carry the poww llne.s through the city.
However, earlier this moqth, the . colincil members
:reVised the propotitio!I' and are now only -king the re-
d,ueli911 In lease payments and -about '130,000 worth of , gJldlng and bicycle trall"work !tom E<14on, It is a more
t'eaSonable request and one that the' power company
ahould be able to live with, ·
~Summ~r SChopl Apathy
Beca~ of a small a'nd unenthusiastic response,
,trustees of the Huntington Beach Union High. SChool DiS·
' trict have decided nOt to' Ohler an extended 'summer
• acbool sessipn, which wouid have been the basis' for an
.all-year llCbool progrl!Dl In ih:e district.
Ace0rdlng to a survey made of the district',s 18,000
student& -to which 9,000-replied -1 ... than.five per·
cent of the sl!ldents were, intere.sted In attending th~
estended session. For the time being, this effectively
kills the all-year plan. .
Trustees did leave the option available In individual
schools if theJrlncipal fee~-the.re is Interest among the
students and · it can be done within the normal summer
llCbool budget.
It's a shame that a plan which could provide a
partial solution to the district's space problems has met W!tll slich a 'Wsappolntlng rl!sponse. . -
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-Tempe~t :Over Teacher .Cr.edentials
Best . Things? ,.
~YDNEY J 141~ .·
' ' Tlloogbl1 al Lorge: . -• •
It may be true that the belt things in
Ille are !roe, but the poo< are too anx1DuS
to enjoy them, and the rlcb too busy. . . -.
. . r.n·~tt lrOOic:'jusl u the o!A1<t p
oration la finally getting wile
enough to lmpooe -g bans In
dlf-11 clwnben, bilh acbooi
lludenti ·are ~· .,..,otac ' ' ,._ .. -campus·-·. '
K. J, G.
~t ,II "moral authllimi 11,.2! 1 • iolMth1n& ID a penoil lbal;-'Ir,;-re ~ on their llde ·becauae
llllletlng, ~.core I be oobOd)' 1 ever heard ol ,; .. 1 into
or she fOrm a .-• I llie '
oplnloo·o1 us leacllilll, or money. . .. ' . . . . . . . ~ Wbfi1 raders uk A Jl!!.!al 11 someone who doesn't
' ' ' 'nle three members who resigned are:
Mrs. Dqrolby Gibson, Upland; Larry
( J
plainls ~ peUy theft or insubordination 'mittee to determine what action should
to drw'lk'enness, drug abuse, or lewd cOo-be taien-i -whether the individual's RUS WALTON duct. teaching credentials should be cootlnued,
In 1970, there were 5,000 such cases. In or revoked or suspended or (in the case __________ _. 1971 the number rose to 5,500. It is or a new applicant) denied.
Scott, Long Beach, and FelXon Williams,
Cannlcbael. .
THEY comprised the minority of 1be
body that puses on the approval or
denial, revocaUon. er 8UspeDj!liqn; ·of_
mdenllals !<Jr.I leach<ra charged with
mor'1 tm,!tt* oti1f unp,.,eJllonal -. ' '!'bore ·are a,Jll!rilxlmately 1 J.~oo
credenliaUed ~·.Iii the alate.'Each
month an average. of 500'1cases of mi9con·
ddct come before 'the credentials com-
mittee. Those cases range from com.
estimated that the 1972 total was about During the Jl"'I several years, more
e,ooo. tbaq half ol'the cues beard by the com-
Of that lMlltblX average ... of 590 .c.,es, nUttee have been "closed" by a f4 vote.
about 400 were minor and were handled Cfosed, meanin& no 1cUon taken; the io-
by the commi!lee staff. divldual was permitted lo return to the
eitf .,m .. r!'d 100 ..... w'ere classroom. ' ~,lb·~'lllJ~, ' . !!lei,~,!'\~ N(4S lbis.l1!1bil of permllalveneu,
I deouttte .-'1' lill', 4-3 vole, Iba! w~ 'VI ~t tbaf'l<ive . · .-.;; cause,! mien in prolesl.
1be ~· io .to125 t.Cl! mo.pi: wdre • AS Lam -~ · · 1n bis letter o!
molder, 'e\c: SI¢. ~-gn•lp',the rom· hellev'l', cerlilll! high ~ndilrds of moral
bow I acquired 'the belleye the lllOll deprav,ed klller deserves
. men to \be word-• capital punishment -;lNl llu. the urge to
qUlz oojuDlno 1 quote murder someone wliO-pushes ·Ill line
Franklin P. 'Adami' ahead of him: (I knoift bec;ause I'm that
honest rep)lr OD t))t • way.) Wbich for ""!"" """°" mn1nds
0 1 d "lnfonnatlon me ol Lillian llellman'i lovely line ID her
OOMld!<ed e0rioo4., Tbeoe . ·deil\t ' With,, .reslgnatjon, II".~ ~fu be a party to a
homOsexuality, · pl!d$~tu!lon1 • ~ape, phllosoJihY arid a ion._.;. completely ln-
dnmUuneu,, chlldF' l'('iaUon, assaµJl, • comPa.tlbi~ w\tli hls own. There are, be
• · • , . • ,; . · , a,tld Jl!'ol~ ,""'*1_cl thal must be
New 'Adv1·se-r~' 1·n· v1·etnt.1 ·a~·m· ·, ~~~~~:;~:-~:"m:;::~ . O ' '' that brought the realgnaUons of the three
members:
rtease" progrm:n! play, ';Thi Autwnn Garden," when a
f'A gresl part of u,;, lnfonnation I bJ.ve grown.up da""'ler ub her mother , H
wu acquired by looking up somethiqi she bad ever though! of divorcing her dif-
and findlni somelh1ng e1ae on the way.• fi~I busbond; ~. mother shook her • • • be8d vigorously: Divorce, never -
Moft argument.I fail to persuade mufder, often! 11
because they ara exchanges of Jgnorance • • • . nxre than excballges of opinion -and Self-centered bores ought to recogmze ,
everybody prefers bia own Ignorance to , Montaigne's injuncllon that you can't win
somebody elae'•· • t'in fa1king ~ yoqnell: "For H you
1 " • -., •' • ~· belittle yourielf, you are beU~vedi. and ~ t When teoi:berl strike, my sympathies '·you praise youraelf, you are_disbelieved. ' . .
"· Irwin, Goe~ Straight
lbrllls to the horror of Uieir parents. And .Ab, lbe young! Alway& soeking new (
now Newsweek magazine reporta that •
Ibo' rage ._ our youlb -days Is
. .ART HOPPE ·. )
ltl11 al>other chemical tum-oo lbey'Ve
cliacoVerod -alco-1 ,iol. · , SO Mr. Wasp turned bl.r IOU 00 ~~d
' tbia bu -bell -• couple ol marllnls before
-WASIDNGTON -An ~ted 20,000
dvllian aperts are quleUy replacing the
military ~vlser! who are coming home
from Vietnam. 'Ind e e d, knowledgable '°"""" tell us the figure eventually may
be Jilgher. .
JI• wrote last December about secret
Pentagon plans to
keep military advis-
en, posing as dvll·
Jans, in South Viet.
nam after Uie cease-
1 fire. Now we have
obloined addlUorial
details from internal
Peotagoq memos.
Most of the new
advisers w 111 be
recruited from the armeil forces but wlll
go to Saigon as employes of such eot•
pmttons as rrr, Sperry-Rand, Leal'
Siegler, Norlbroµ and NHA, Inc. Some
advisers, however, will actually remain
on the Pentagon payroll.
The Defense Department is actively
.recruiting civilians from its ranks to '
• -Two female teachers were charged
----------... · The Navy's idea of "wlndlng down" the with prostitution. One bad offerod heneif
( J
. for $100 a night, the other's price was
ON U.S. 1'9le, according to the memol)S. to $50. Tile majority voled to contlilue their JACK ANDERS ' 'recro11civiliansto4sslsl the Vietoameoe c:edentials.
_ to run their Navy, handle thelr;~l&ry -A male teacher was charged with
spend a year in Vietnam. lll a typical
memo, the Defense E1ectr.onlcs ~pply
Center offers higher pay..,, '<there ls a Z5
percent dlfferenlial" -and promises
"re-employment rlgbta" after the ex·
perts return.
The ','positive Recruiting Lists:' ~
"large numbers" of openings, the: memo
urges,_ for "military componenta," add·
t : "A high priority, ur4"'1 re-
ulremenl exlsta to fill these positions In
shortest j>olalble time."
' A NA VY memo erpll.ins m or e
cautiously that civilians are being ·
recruited "to assist In winding down the
U.S. involvement 1n South Vietnam" -
as U sending more limerlcans to Vie~
nam will somehow-decrease the "in-
volvement."
supplies and equip their warshlJlll· • · lewd concfud. He pleaded no conleat to
An Air Force memo · atitiOall· lor " aolldting 'an imd-agent In a pubU<!
civilian volunteers to go to Vietnitn as reslrc:J9m.· He was· allowei:I to go on
"anununillnn" ei<J>Ofti, "mliftaiy ~ teaching children, liy a 4-3 vote.
nel" manager' and aircraft aj>Oclallsls. -A female tea"1*. known to be a , . . · r" .1 • .. • "swinger and a switcher" was charged
SINCE truUlY of • these, mil 1 tar Y with having oralwpulaUon with several
speclallsts 'Jp civilian Clothes will be men at a "swing~i-s' party." The ma-
wor~g nW Viet COng • iq'eaa, any jorlty voted to let her continue as a
r:eswnpllon ol figtjtlng, could resilll Jn teacher.
their caplul'e. One ol ·the .Afuerlean
prlsloners just r'eteased in Hanoi was ti.
civilian employe or 'Lear-Siegler, cap-
tured In 1969 .
We asked officials whether !he agony
ov.er our POWI might be repeated all
over again If civilians on the Pentagon
payroll should be captured. 0ur·answer
was a shrug, a smile and the assurance:
••well, tbl3 time, they are all ... volun-
teers."
MR. SCO'n', ,who is ~e principal at
Douglas A. Newcomb Junior High School.
Long Beach/ i!I convinced that he and
Mrs. Gibson and Fenton Wllllam1
represent the values aod the standards
desired by the vast majority of people
and parenls, and teachen and school ~
mlnistra\Qrs, In C&llfomla.
'i:H1111 ~ Jmage baid ll1ll!. And 1n n. tbne, 1'"ln ,._
to ;ior-' ~r juslc,as well u bia ,.,.,it.
• ' ~ ")'OU Of ........ alcohol1 '8lilke pol, oltea
can't;. simply take made Irwin aggr<sslve and belllgerenl.-
lbe cue ol YOUac Ir-• Two wo0s later-, be wu amsled wilb a
win Wasp. • couple of chums for toalllg a brick
Gol,d Hcu a Mys~ique All Its Own
'lbt seven members of the eredenllab
committee ate appointed by, and report
to, the state Commission on Teacher
&eparatton and· IJcensing. Tb e
memben ol the 15-JD$Dber Cmvnisslon
are appointed by the Governor.
' Quotes Now Irwlb h a d through a -wbD• OD a spree.
been d r'lf 11 n:g , i '.'Well, kids will 'lie lids, ha, ht." wd
Uuwgb colleie for years, ~joring 1n' · M'r. Wasp, bo!Ullg him oul of• jail. "To
•"--'·• bloU tell the truth I got lllln the aame k1nd of love~ b'lct wuu"'IU&' macro cs, peace escapades myself when I waa your age." and pot omoldn&-Ills pareota bado'I
spoken to him ... months. . BY NOW, Irwin. bad developed A $10-a·
80 rr look>d like anoaier tamlly ,.... day banoom habit. To aupport ii, he
.i. ............ I ...... weot to wort for an ID1Unnce comp.any,
'when Irwin staQtrod In ""' -• 00-cut bla bait and married the lltl he'd
at bis pareall glassy~ and al>-hefll Uvlac' with in •in. , naunct<I: ''God blea Pies!dt!Dt Nlloo." Mr. Wasp happily ipenl a forl\lne on
11Qh1 Rwtn," llid Mrs. Wasp, wringing tbe weddil:ur:. "It's worth it." be laid
ber ~ "You've been miottng tblt proudly_. 11inowlng Irwfn will make ~ ma1, ..... 11Jln." _aood." r • '
"llofe." llld 1!'lflll Wllli, ~-\;! Aod 1n1111 di4. 1IJ the uq,. be """ ao,
juli OCll-.ed a lialf nllo!I a( J!llople. be'd l1llCbed Ille ~
And wlllL ll>al he Jell flit .0 hll Ja<e. · level. Al •be boqbl onlf lbe bell bnn-
Mr. Wup 1oolr<d down at the bod1 ol dils and dprs. Tnle, he SOJO\ed too
bll mooiildOOI IOll and lor Ibo llnl time modi, clranlt too much and ate too much,
tn ,... h1o .,.. ....... -,,... ' .. _., .. lellflC--loslOlo be
"The kld'11IOI ...,..., -:· be said -W ba.e raacbed -U bo 1*1D't dtnp-
to M$ Wup'bepplly. "lle'a dnlnt." peel dead al 42.
WUN lRWlll llllmlif!I .. lbe ,:',,.Jll J'l. ~ a:=1:'1 de~
kltdlm the nen mon•inf• Mn., Waap « lbe hmp And ~ upld1llra ol lbe
-wa1UnC I• ldm. "Well, 1111*1 fOU brain rally lied ..... lut night, oh, ""?' be ' llld. • "WELL," Aid Mr. Wasp coolOllllgly at
"Yf/lht' uld !nriD. "lltndl'U I lbe '-91, "at least be dldn' wlfle his
... !" 111a u • kllg-balnd, ~
"SmoU w11atl" uked Mr. Wasp peN>eDlk, health food nut."
.... lmslJ. "Yes, dear,'' wd Mn. Wasp, dabbinl
.. Jast • ~ 11•1 the in tbiJ1c al lier .,.., .. , a!Wl)'I hod fliUJ he'd tum __ .. out a11 rfclll 14 !ooK u be w 111r io.111c
''Solo, sure, IOll. llml mo ol mlDe. psrantal pldance.
• -about Ibis sweet wine_,... ... been "Y111 bet," llld Mr. Wasp oquarln& bis
1wtntna. A gentltman rallJ ..pi lo a.Iden. "!lo Wll a d>lp olf the old
drink properlJ." block!'
To the observer with luMel vlllon, the
spiJ<:)l\allve fever raging on lbe European
gold 1"arliets Is merely a claaslc case of
inadequate supply vs. excessive demaiid.
But -e la more to It than that. Gold.la
not just another commodlly, like copper
or cocoa. It bas an age-old mystique,
stemming ID larg~ par! from 1111 beauty
and scarcity.
ll' IS estimated tbal ooly 100,000 tons
ol gold have been recovered from the
earth llnce the dawn of time. More than
three times tba( touc rce of pig iron is produced-....,.,... u all the gold min-
ed to dala ..... melted together In a
cube, II.-81 within the bueiines ol
a bueblll dlDllOM
Mora lben llne4onrtlll of all the gold
ever llllned bas bem mined during th
IOlh -·· 11n .... 11111 ol II bas been mlDed .i.. Illa ........_ of the
~--•• fil••rwe ---•
Dear Geofge:
_Ii ii ti'ue ~ almlail1Wnps are
goJna up .-gain?
C.T.
Dear C.t.:
Alrmall .tampo going up!!!
Knoclt It off, C.T., I'll do the
joke&.
(Send your problems In Geor&e.
the originator ol Sideways Think·
iDL and make eJtra room In that
ball cloeetl)
, EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
pound sterling In 19.lt. And ap-
proximately one-third bas been ll\lned ID
the Jl"'I 25 years.
Gold does not rust like 1""' or tamlab
like copper and silver, oor la II corroded
by air, water,or conu:o. adds. Thu.a, .the
gold that one dvtll-buries is dug up
by another, centuriel later, tn mint con-
dillon, usually to be ~ agaln.
• IN TUE PA/fr, Increuet in the price
ol gold have sttmnlaled proopectinc and
production. 'lbll is what llappenecl In
11M1 wbect Prelldeul !'ririklln D.
Rooeevelt reduced Ibo lloliu:'• gold .....
teal by fO pora11t, llllloby ralllng !he
price ol gnid flllnl lbe old alllulo<7 rate
o1 $20.87 oa ounce ~ "' ., ounce. Hun-dredl of marlinal 1old mines beclme
profitable _.lien ....-n1pl. Within
four yeam1 _~ Prvductlan -rly doub-
led. 'lbt !"" oulplll ol almolt U milllon
ounces 1Ull atarida as 1 United Slates
record.
It la too early to tell, u..,p, if the
ll08rln& pr1ces .. the rr.-..iu pro-
duce yet another go1d rush.A spokeaman
f• the U.S Bureau of Mines told
Edilnrlai R...arcb 11epor1a !bat be cs·
peeled "a coosldera!M -in ac-
Uvlly'.' by ~and mlninl CG·1
I
psnles ss a result ol the current
speculation. Bui be•a,tlcled tbal signjficanl
lnc!Qsea .in ~ wfie not'llkely
unle• the ·free-Dl[irqt · price of ' gold
reached $100 an ounce and stayed al that
level.
'lbe United Slates II the world's fourih-
Jeading p....i.-ol gold ..J but II ls a ~
Wit fourlh. In 19'11, the Wt full year for
which figures are ' available, almost U
million ounces ot gold -• mined ID thls
country. South Africa IHI No. t with 3L4
million ounces, Soviet output was
estimated at I.I millloct ounces, and
Canada prnduced 2:2 million ounces.
MOST of the speculative pressure oo •
gold comea from. individuals and tn-
1Ututlonl ..i-faith In currency valuos
bu been obllken, Bui demand for gold by
nonmooetary UIUll has --mo0nt1ng also. In lbe United Stales, which ac·
.count• f• aboul one-fourth of the
\l{estem -id'• llldualrial gold demand, lndUllrlill use ball doUbled in the J)l!st
decade.
'!be trouble II tbal gold production has
been laggl111 btblDd the needs of the in-
dualrlll aector alnce JH8, when the two
were roughly tn Ille belance. In It'll the
11tpplY of gold f.U UO toos short ot de-
mand. It II poasible thil manyinduitrlal
uoen of gold wlll 1hld that other melals
can mat their requlrtmenll rtasonably
wd1. For the spoculator and ordinalY
dtlun. however, the. fabled yellow ineta1
will cootlnUe to uert !ta lmllllibte ap-
peal
'
ORAHGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rol><rt N. W•tdA l'Mbll•,,.,.
Thqma• Keml, Editor
Barbor. KNibic:~
Editorial Pog1 Editor
The editorial pe,r<e or the ntUy
• PHQl !ftk• to Inform .and. ttiml.l·
hl\f' 'l'"dNI by 1>re1tntln& this
newspapef1 oplntop1 •nit c:om·
rnentary un topics ot lntd-cst •nd
slgnltlcanc."C, bJtmNkil a f()t\Ul\
tor the txPf'U'°tl ot our rttdtrl'
uulnlona. and b)' pr-dentin.a the d,l\,'fl'Se \'lewpolntl of \nfonned ob.
k f\"{'rt and a.polctsm<!n on topk:a
"' the ....
ll'rlday, March 23, 19'1S
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No Secret ,
1 To Papers,
, Aide Says
l.06.ANGEIES (AP) -,,._ wam'lnc, "lop aecret-tensl-
tite,'' tfamped CD the Peata·
p IJal*I wu actually "a
•tr/ low lewl ol cl-.
ti.on," II.YI tbt man who IUptr-
111"4 Ibo Vietnam war l!Udy.
Mar10D Jlalporln teotU!ed at
the ..-. c:onop11.,,., and "tbe!ttdal ol Daniel El!lbq
and Antbmy Rua!o M ~
day jhat Ill govemment circles
• . .
( BRIEFS ) e a...:.z
it wiB known that utop ltU'flt"
meut a document cootain<d Bodies Recovered
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Mother
-Seeks-Joh __ ,-1._
On CHP 1
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DAILY PILOT $ :
own -
00 ~\18ta gathered The body of one of four yoong Navy men killed in a cave-in nearly six ""eks
by E= ".:.i ~ are ac-ago In San Diego is carried up Sunaet Cliffs. The cave-in was not discovered un-
cu.ed ol cop)'lng the top.tecret _ti!_ 1a...;p:...asse __ rb_:y_n_o_li_ced __ a _sh_oe-cl __ ad_too_t_:p_ro_tru_din_· __,g:._f_ro_m_th_e_sa_n_d_. _____ _
Pentapi .tudy ol U.S. ln-
volnment In Vldnam In 111611,
wbm lxJth,..... emplayed aa
meardlert 00 government pro!<ci' for the Rm! C«p. , .,_,
FRESNO (AP) -Dr. Loney
Bayte Jr., a piU!llnent ~
no psyclllatrist, has been fOUnd
~t ol murder by a Super-
lor.~r\~ i!!°;..,.,aed In
the "Oct. 28 thootinl( ol Donton
"Outch"•McCoy, 43. The two
had acullled at the llOCle o!
Boyce'a ex-wife Jean, and
Boygo ariued that be shol Mc-
Co~'ln self<lelense wh<n Mc-
Coy"' attacked him.
eNoBlb
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
state w e I rare departmeflt
awarded a San Francisco finn
a $15,000 contract without com-
poC!Uve bidding and approved
Sllt@lled-up poyments, says a
st4le offlcW In a letter OOtain-
ed;by 'Ibo Asoociated Press.
'Die agrMll<!lt WIS with Mc-
KillleY ud Co., a-San Fran-
ci-....,it1ng firm bl1'!d by
the Social Welfare llepertment
in~ ol lut year. ,,. e Jffqee Trfal
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -'ni~'lle!ense O!l"M final argu-
meht.s today \n the murder·
kidnap trial or Ruchell Magee,
the ''other defendant" in the An.<t•lJl llavia .....
SS-~d black San
Un pri5on inmate is
ed with participating in
a loody ...,,pa aUempt !rom
Marin County Courthouse
Iii· 7, 1970, In which Super-
Court Judge Harold Haley
tlree 'other persons were
to death.
AKLAND (AP) -A Bay
Rapid Transit system di-
haa resll!Ded, aaying
1)'8bem11 st.aff is unquall-
to handle problems which
e arisen since service start· ed. a spol<eaman aaid.
Ainold Anderson, 60, with
B8T aince Ila 1957 Inception,
announced h l s resignation
Thursday, after the transit sys-
tem's board voted down a
$200,(Q) program to set up or-
ganlutlonal mechanisms to
speed up BART's improve-
ment rate.
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Murdered Family Mourned
Smudge Pot
Pollution
"•'.
Law Sought
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Agricultural smudge p o ts
would come under stricter air
pollution regulations ir the
legislature passes a bill in-
troduced Thursday by Sen.
Craig Biddle (R·Rive.rslde).
Biddle said the purpose of
the bill i! to give county
boards more authority to
crack down on negligent users
of orchard or citrus grove
heaters. He said he introduced
it at the request of the San
Bernardino County Board of
Supuvlsors.
It is already unlawful for a
person to discharge into the
atmosphere large quantities of
any contaminant which is as
dark or darker than the shade
designated as "No. 1 on the
Ringelmann...Chart.1'
The bill would extend the
prohibition to smudge pots
even though they do not pro-
duce unconsumed so I i d
carbonaceous matter In exctss
of one gram per minute.
It is SB 115.
Hair Raiser
Style Comb a Sliocker
SACRAMENTO (AP)-Using electric hair styl-
ers can be a hair raising and possibly fatal experi-
ence, reports the California Consumer Affairs De-
partment.
The state a~ency reported Thursday on "some
shocking results' of a Consumers Union test of 32
hair stylers. The report said the stylers displayed
"current leakage" even when the switches were off
whlch could cause a fatal electric shock iI the ap-
pliance is accidentally dropped in a sink full of
water.
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TOl.lAMCISepi\ttM tllll IVwOftt
UJIWOOOC... St. .. hfnMI 9h(
'"'"" ..... w ... Or¥1 .. .. ...... .. """"""''"""-
-uni
J
'to get your free knife, take this coupon. t.o a
partlc~ting Union, 76 de~r-&nd gete ' ' fill-up,of 8 gallons or inclre. lben complete
your set by buying a di1fe~nt piece at~
speciil.l lo")V i>rfcea every time yea pure base an•
additional 8 gallons or '1ore· You.'116' getttp1~·7'
1 a $25 retall vidue tor '9.50-.AD.ll ;nM'll be
_ addlnaquall.tygu~ory~~
. . qu!l~~tot .
n~
I
Town and Country Cutlery offer.
Y •, I wfth to obtain a ffff T OWft 1nd Counlf1 Mlfe. f undtltllnd: 1
c:•n purchaae an lddltlOMI phtCt; of One cunery ..ch HIM t buy
•toht g11ton1 or more of gaaolln4 rrom ~our atatlon.
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FIN OVI "" .. lhll eo.pori ... ·-It lo. ~peUno UnlOl'I " N-oon. n. ,,....,. wt11 otN >'OU .-. ClhOfOl o« • Town lftd Co11MrJ _..
ht .mn a 111i-. ofl 11110M •~of llllloft l'l~.
TNt °"91' •• ,.. ~117.1171. • Ultlft; • C4!!i!por!Jlf#IMllPr.
Put a man with spiriton)'OUl'side.
' '1'he Sph It of?&.
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. ' ORANGE CQUNTY, CALIFORNIA . I FRIDAY: MARCH 23, 1923 • N TEN .CENTS
'),i' ~. !: •
Lido Isl~ Group Begins Campaign for Leases ..
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.·oast Unit . . ' . ' .
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Tii .C.ont.J;ol ·
~~kB~y
• • By CANDACE PEARSON ·
• Of "" DallY flllllf '''" ~ divided. '°th. coast Rig1oOa1 7.one
()9n5erv1tli:ib · eominlsslon T h u a d a y ·
~·a 'confprMlise over jurlsdlctloo
~ )lolaa Cbloa fll'U 1o adopt a permit ~p· In tJme for a legal.deadline.
,.,,_, comnll88loo created. bJ. J?roi>olltion
-"'" «ibjeol '<o 'II $11,0lt 'l\Dt -·1n-~-1M .... , .. ' ·~· ... ~ "'-7 .... ~t .... lir'
t ···~' . . w#"P ~~ar~: . J!i!!ic.!1~1" ..... ·d~I ' 1i!ii1 Los ~es ~U!!S. · • ~t waa driWb by Wa'tttt."K / '1 i
lion hM been JllYing the cily $750 a_yeor
.U... 1964, tho last ~ the lease -re-ne~.
i.tCA lawyer '1\omaa Malcolm, -Is
also tho asapclation pr<Sldent, said the
holneownen want to extend the'leaae for
25 mlri ,.a.,. No p~ rental _price
.......... J ' 11 """"""4~· ,, ThO cumnt, lease uplreo Iii Juoe ,ol
l!l'IG. • (
Jlliilcolm -~ Mcinnis Id aulliorlze a
Plann\Di ilaff sludy ol the request snd
• " .. I
c\.\'11 ', ""llnelor 1iltb 'the Sift •· ::lADds ' ~v\iJon; • OD loan 119 ,tl)e ~tjj , emu-'
.tli:safoo. , • ' •
ID meet with a committee d. lalsnd mi-
dtntl.
'nle propoSll will ... befure Newport
Beach councilmen M-y nlghl Qty
Manager Rllher\ t.. Wynn recommends
councilmee refer the propoSll ID "a aloft
committee." • •
Malcolm said lslaDd ,..ldeilts are "most desirous of bving the Ieue re-
newed as llOOll 'IS posslble'Ulore tJte.
expiration date." '
Assistant (lily Manager ('bllip I\'. 1!el•
• I
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letlcourl said tbla """""" tho riquest
may be a little premature because the
leeae doea not expire for three mon>
yean.. ,
"But that may not be early from ,their
standpollil," s.luencourt said. '
Bettencoort said the controversy h ex-
pocted .oyer the Issue of_ the lack of pub-
lic • .,..., to lhe. beache_s._, ill\d he llidl-
ca~ \IJere may he lntenuu COhlroversy
o."'f ttlat lssue. 1 ,
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'In most places, the ma~ lbi>m 'an irea ~ 1.000 Jalda .inland ~ ~ .blgh ti~ -• 11 • __....,.., • '. • ~ ~ I.: • ~theconsernt1mac1.~'pnn1des ·, ;•t:r.One ·B.Ckkoe in .. Uae,,JJ'-fl , · '-: · 1.11., .. : •· ·: _' · ·" fQlt·jU:rt,dlction '~ boaiei, alt water ..;,J ... ·' • ., • · .._., • ,' , .. J '1 • );l"f ~--...: ~--" ! .;... ... _.......,._ ... _ '
DO( l!ll>Jeot to_ tldll ,actlae. if &Ill' portion . ·'Ck~ 111dicales JOCJ1tibn of a backhoe .eicavatjng ne'IJ' _waterway-before if·'W116 ~dyiar'waler. Pum~ ·
al the water Is within 1,000 yards. • 'iil'.'4 ~'f)i:n1!' I~ in mud .at Rromontory Ila~ !ale ', Ing operation~ are ~ddl'"W~~ '°!l~Y" ' ' • Jil ·-...... -"wblai JnClllde ·Urfe< •~Old~ wbeR .the dike gavg.way, flooding !he• · ' "' • · · •
@!!•Upper NewpOrt Bly aDd ~ • • · ;,, • . , ~-the bocly ol' W.ter and a ilriP Of · .1 -" : · . , ' -:=.J·~ thefeet~:.m II _are~ O,{i):M:: . D ··1 L' .• d A ·:···s'. ',;',~:-.·.· :. ' ,' ·ed. .'. iri!m.~~~:;i:~~~ ~10 -· en·s1 y. -· • .. , q _,~ .
B9cb was auggested by commialon Ei:-? . : ~··;, 1 ~.:-:: • • .... • .-..ive Dlnlctor Melvin "•-ter to In-.;-\ . · , ., Cf"~ito """"a-' fl J ·~ • '"" , , ~.I, , I ..,
-/~l!l>rese~t!r:ealn ~":'ll':1'"'~t4'1'Mds ,' '; !1Y Wn.trui SCHRµJIER ' Arcbltect Stewart Woodarct, 3708,0cea!i ~lo 'llleJhls· labif •aa lie .... 611alid
ci6iiibtlsslOn and Signal OU ancf Gas, Col'(l· . : ~ !;. ... '°' t" p.lff, ~1111 11en • • Ave.,tokl the commission curi'ent12oolng •aakt,.i !fL';D• llad7 ... te'i'4 tiwhet'9r.and
l!leaded 'will! the rommlulon not t. "lleW\lol:l'Beach ptannmg commissi..,,., , could be maintained ·witli an ov;r1ay· of· i liere"and oa hovel.I iil<e•milhe .her.isnd
thai lbOte.i. 8/iy Uilal <acll~ ¥i{nd "ID'dliYlorcWtd lhtjl"stall-to COllle UP. JOI th development criteria to protecl lhe ·Char-~~ .. ~~~ ;;.tiine
.,dim Oii !lie l!imrlY 41>\Jll.~,.o!de . ~IY ~l/'O!i for~· det Mar.that act~!° R!"veo, 0t 604 olti>•Ave., diac1Wing. ttie propooal to dowmolle ti)!'
1'f8clllc <»ast Hiahilay, aoulh of .Will 'jlmerve Its character wttllmlt palna generally agh!ed-..ith Woodard &/Id lllJtl· Corona del .Mar area, prefenillg lo'refll'
Aveilue. ol'drutlc .do1'Jl%Ollin8. . ed tudyl:ie""-'·d-'-the bol U ba·• •·••-pl•••'•• state and SI-al a~ -""''a"••·a 'lbe decisian. • • came early this morning gest more• ... -. w ..,.... coo-" e ma er ~ w = ....._ -,_... ...,. cl ore! J trols ' italf f« more stUdy; ' · ' • trade which woul4-..&iv~~ atatei a ,-after more than three hours er Y sOOie. uiembers of the audience were ... ·•';f l<r one would like to see &-different lll!'tl<:re marsh and' ahciiher 130 acres· "public hearings during which more tban
(See COASTAi;, Pap t~ "• •membersolthe0verfl<n<raudlencegave mort abrupt with tbeit crltlclsm of any awniaoh· lo this,'! said Commiasioner • , tiielr feelinp 00 the propoa'al. <lllnge In the Clll'refll status d. .Corona WillWn Martin. "I thlnk it would be very * * '* • ~had. l!Oen _,ked !O' re-delMar. · . appropriate to .loot< at . 1 development
• " , • ', llOOe a0 mulU-family (R-Z and R-3 Ioli) "'Ille plamiera are finding a soluUon i-ev.erlay to ·applrto·bqildinp 'ln li P ' ft.I llml wbere there Is no protilern," said Anene the <1ru."' ' ; ·. . I> ce resenee 11reor..a del Mar"' the oew "~ t-"Blackie" Gadarian, 61Q Begonia Ave. -· eommlSmoott ao0epli Rolet1'!l" agtl!ed
' · • -ed. 'duples *""'· ,,_,_ -• bas turned · hbor --• ··•"• lhal ~ ~·the '"-bo /•' , , ~ controh WoQld mean duplei:a ".U moveu-•neig mN ~ · ..... me aa , ci~ w
· ·1 Coast . Panel . , . be b<lilt oot onlJ"' 150 is•: ~~1t..i~&:.:' ~~~ha•• now ~~.,:~~~'it
,. · lht, ~ble lot-.'!P!a' ratheP'111U G""·~·· lllid it I> ~ __....., ownert' Ital! dtll'lng ·tlleir '""'-"--"'·~ ' .-. . · · . , ·~ und~R-z ilJ!f 1100 percent_.. ....,_ ... ,....,. . • ;, ....... ·-·
eetings ··SOOn ' . ~,..; ~ierilben·wtio spok. to · .' · 1 •. ~. r
,., •. · • • ' "' ....... ~' oppoaed lhe n.u · 'No Panacea i. · • .. • ·· • · ~ would be POUce'.atallable ill.','~~ k....Jaofl)e ldod cl con-•·1 • • • ' ; · • •
' ID C<J11ttol ~ oommlsalon ~ die ._.... d. new buUdlnp "
· tngs where. ''bot" iliUeirsurface as m·UJe ....... • , E ts s £:1 • i\ ., ... ' •
.. In San Clemente!~• .Oranae •.;;;&Rd.I ""'""8Ch jUll Jen't the IP' ' X, per · ay · ·.,.,as, 0 ine. _, .· ~ Board cl SapOrvilon Olalrman S!"r 1" the pniWetnt the stall has fore-~d Clspen WU Wured T)lurt4ay • ..... J8 OUl' UOO," said Realtor Rlch1111 '
·;cispers, a mern)ler ol the 59'Jlh Coast, IrwJnJ wi1o Uv• at t!6 Carnation A ... "I R • • u k bl£ Jfil'Jo~.1.ooe COnaarv•llon eommlssioil, _ 11 theft i.·t -tiler way "' 10 atton"ng nwo· r a ~'. asked about "pr</vlalo111 I~ a ~ alftctlng •Jll!W'IDC"I without . I> · ,
.,...I-at-arms." ' downmnlDI·" ·'.tine questlonS before tho commission Planners ran lato slift oppoolllan when
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W.Ome "bot cases" snd cnw • they tried ~to -the New-
'P"bllc oud1eoce, CUpm declared. ~Balboi P9dDlula. -lo there
coml!lissJon meellni In S • n have Pl'O(esled oo loudly over 1111 -~le MOodaY waa atteedod by about troll lhat the Balboa p..posa1 I> also !fl penons, llllllY of them angry bock on the drawing board ·for ......,_
1q.... they .....,,, ·-to lpealt olderatlon-• &dine.al Solt ()eel: llUcb. . ,~J-1.J -bu alread1 hep> 'A~"' °att..,... blllllbC -rt" ~ . -.. llalboo r.tand for -!Dlllltbo. '1111 lllloWI' «< Nrloporl So IF, Ultle protat baa boeD leveled
~.=:ti;. .... 'tlllt*la( 'o! ~-==.of tho f\Jture In Otrona 11111 c:ltnHmle." ' ........ ,...,.. aay the populaU... an-19Jnµnlalon chalnn'8 &bert _, dlr t'LI< ~ ..... Id be onlJ 3fO Cffull~ Bea~ llld Son Cl-te .... ~ ........... -coniroll . .,.. Wed to ~ an armed police cl-alt .
toSoel> onieLJl-ry. ... real lnteot of what ... -pro,
i!?lere (Lq s-11 ~ lleplrl-Pilliic la to jlrolecl the .tllap.llke clia~ Moilt) 1'• i.ve the l>ort poUce bi the ...,.. d. ConDa dot Mar," aald Commun-
,_., ...... " llooney 111d. 1i7 ~=chard V. !Jo. r-·,. --Ille NII -rlf& Ila.id Ille plu to-....id Illa .r~ t.iard oi _.,i.,rr. -In-.,,...i..i, ovtrlJullt dup that )love
dudes SU Qerneete. boCllll 111111.lrallnc the area. .. ' •,
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BJ RllDI NIEDZIEl.'lll
• Of ... °'"' '"" '"" Gasollne rationing as 1 quldl panacea
for Soutberu caJlfomla mnog WAI
dllmlued u WlWorllable ThorsdaJ by
•• • ' ' ' t I
..,,_ alreedy • dlspule wilhin the
association °'ar 111.o Dlll!Mr d. boun
lhe bea<:hol. CID be. .med;" Bell-
said.
Betlenco\lrt also not.d ~ 1 new stale
law requires all leases of Udelands be
reported ID the' LecJsl•lure and the State
Lands ComrnlsslQll. .. It doesn't say what they want It for,"
he said. "It only requl,... that the lnlOl'
matioo should be filed." ' •
Liddy _Gets
Sentence Up
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WASHINGTON (AP) -A former Nll-
on campaign offic~ was senteoced to up
to 20 years in the Water!'ate case today
but sentencing for another defendant was
poatponed.afler ,he Aid perfury had been
. coounitted alld sll lhooe Involved bad .not
beee upooed. -In 1 letter read from tho bench, defen-
dant 'James WJ McCord Jr: uid bis fami-
ly ~ for bis Ilk u he told all he -
aboUI the pofltlcal blqlary and wiretap-
pill(-1!1 ~-11 a~.arlJ head-, lbu. ,,. ... ta<pJeod l!llJly !!!!'.
qtdet. ' .... ·-1 the .kll!r, u,-.; Dlllricl-Courl J '""' J .• lirlcli <'p~ Gorddit Ui1a former wl>llO ·.
aldo}nd counsel ID the N!Jo~ ~
efecuon .ca~·s finance commlu-.. a
SI0,000 fine ·In addition ID a sentence
ranging from slx years, eight months to
20 years.
"There was political pressure app~
ID, the dele~nts to plead guilty and re-
main silent}" McCord said 1n the let~
which he had written to Sirlca l!oliday.
"PerJUry occurred during the trial l'n
matten highly material to the very
~ ori"!latiOO and Impact d. the
.governme;nt'1 case and to the moUvatlon
and Intent of the defendani>," McCord saw. . '
"Qther• Involved In the Watergate
operation' were not Identified dµrlng lhe
trial," McCord sakt, 0W~ · they' could
have been-bf those testlfytng." · ·
In "Key Biscayne, Fla., depuly White
House press secretary' 0.rald L. Warren
was 'a.!ked to comment · on tJie •McCord
letter. He replied:
"It has been OW' consistent pOlloy not
td' cciminent on mattera in this trial or
soy· pending trial. I feel I wlll .cootlnue
to follow that practice."
'Slrica postponed McCord'a 110Titenclng
one week while he studle1 · the new
dev'eloplne!it snd placed five other· defen-
dants under provisional m a x I m u m
sent.ences.
The judge left open lhe final sentence
(See WA~RGATE, Pqe %)
Planner Me.eting
Cut Short~at -. -. ~ .
1:30 id Mqrojng.
They, say the call to duly al ilmes
Iran~ baalc human desire& -.like
sleep -and at least:one Newport Beach
planning commlukmer wa' out· to prove
It early this morning. -·
The Ume was 1:30 a.m. arid the. com-
mission had just been lhroucb 1111 !\ours
of pu~llc hearings -three of which dealt
with the proposed dowmonlnJ ol <»rona
del Mar. '
The sighs ol gratitude wtieft the hear-
ing ended, liowev ... cbiApd to moans of
we.ariness when CorrtuilsikJo CIWnnan
Gordon Glass said: "wt l\lll have one
·ttem left on ll!e qenda and although ii Is
late I lhlnk we 1hoult! pt slatted on It."
The one Item loft Wll !Mland usnlt!'
ment of thj! ge11elll pion -ll"!bebly the
most Important oectJOn.
. Plannlnl stallera _.,..i, netramen
croaned. the three pooplo Jell. In the au-
dience groane4 and <llua' fellow com-mlS1lonerrCNOnod. ..
"I dqn't know aboat lho reel of'fOU but
It least ODO conuriluioner \a boshed/'
uld CoJlunl loner Jackie Heelhar.' "r
!« ..,, Would like II> tallo Ilda up another
time." n.. commlulon 1'0I"" llll!llmoulJ -
and GI-chaqed b1a mild -lll go
home.
He said the law ~atie all the ~
ent holden of tidelalids lo report any
leases that they grmrt.
Bettencourt said the state could Inject
itself into the is,,ue if the city's admlnl&-
tration of the tidelands ls "lnconsJS!ent
w 1 t h the conditions of lhe tldelands
trust"
Bettencourt said that under some clr-
cumstances private use ls considerecl.Ja.
gillmate. --:. -·-
S SIX TO 20 ¥1ARS
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Opponen'8 Trade
~eavy Gllnf~e
AtW ou:ilcied Knee
WOUNDEP KNEE, S.D. (AP) -A
government spokesman said today tblt
one of the heaviest exchanges of CU& fire O<curred overnight at three federal
roadblock areas on the perimeter ol
Wowided Knee; which has bOen occupied
~l\Jndi!ln milltanll !pr more than three ;
weeks: .-• . I
· llota~ Webb, a Justice Department '
olfi£i,l, said_ an esll!Jiated 1,000 l'Oll$ of
IJWlflrO. were u~aoged between mld-nig!JI and about~ l.m.
Webb said Uiat the gwlllre from In-I
dian:s had not au come from bunkers, but '
that there were i.o~caUons the Indiana j
were moving towan1 the fedi!.ral outposts. 1
Webb said be was not aware of any In-1
1 jurtes sulfered In the uchange, wblcb he
described as "one. of the heavlelt night !
action! of the siege." · !
ft "'as ll!e aeoond con.ecuUve night ol
liUnllre on the vl)IMe perimeter. On •
l}'ednesday, an elllmalpd 500 rounds 1
were uchanged In about ID bour. . ' "
I ()r~ge .·
MosUy sunny on Saturday Is lbe
way the Los Angeles weather aerv·
ice sees it for the Or.anae Coat,
with lncreaalng cloudinesa la the
late afternoon. Hicbs of 13 at the
heaches. rlsinl to Iii inland. Over-
niahl lows In the upper 4liL
ll'iSI DE TODA.,\'
The flight al! HoUl/IOOOd It
owaiting breathltnlu taket J)lace: ruesdov nlgliI -life A....a-,
Awoldl. Sec todo,'I Wffkimdff
fCTr cm ed'"'oted f/1UJ1 of tho
wfnnert.
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°*I' Mllnager Robert L. W)'llll 11iun-
day submitted a Ill.$ million tiudgel lo
Newport Beach cooncllm.n for the lfn.
7' jilcaJ year beginnin& July I.
Tl>e. J>nlPOOed budget Is 12.1 mlUJM, m~ diln'Uie cumat apeadin& program. ~JU.cul Is pfOPOMll. lnStoad WJllll
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Seeks $16.5
..,. ldditloUl city revenues llhould bo
Uled lo boost capital lmprovemoal opeool-
lni by ll.1 mWloo aad lo cover uJary
1ncre.... that could OJI! more llW>
ieoo.ooo. 'lbe tax rate will remaln at $1.20 per
$100 a~ valuation.
Following council orders, Wynn alao propoees addlng $888,000 to the new "sta·
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-· "..1-.... blllD~ ftmd, ...... the -"""" ... lllDd for ............ 'lllefe la ...
rally f!00,000 II\ U..I btd. .
, 'lbat •.ooo Jri11 be ....,. ... 111b1o by trlJllferrtng· surpluses from a vari-
ety of other funds, such as park and
recreaUoo, gas tax, library, parking a.
ter and wafer lnto the general fUnd at
the end of the current fi&cal year.
Oil Quotas
'Cut Ofr
By Nixo~
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -The
Florida White House said today Presi-
dent Nixon, in effect, has removed the
daily quota on imports of petroleum and
petroleum products.
Deputy press secretary Gerald L. War-
ren, who made the announcement, said
it would be fair to say that the result
could be increased imports of crude oii'j
unl!ru..hed oil and fln!Jlred products lo
ease any energy shortages.
OYOflU, Wymi 1<>1-tbm wt1I be
I IU million ourplu1 at the eod of thil
year -aad he O,U..S the city will have
the Mme amowat left at tbe end of next
year.
The biggest capital expenditure will
be 191)t,000 for the loogi>lanned police
station on Jamboree Road, next to the
new fire station.
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Wynn eilptuoed pride 1ll the * wbea tmtOil.lng It 'Mlurtday ane.-.
He aald for the lint t I m e capital
speadil11 will be equal lo nearly Z5 pet-
cenl of the total budget. It bu been
running bet....,. I( and 17 percent ~
tll69. t
Wynn·proposes spending a total of $4
Nixon acted by a proclamation \()
permit the oil Import appeaJs boai-d...-to ~
grant additional import a 11 o cations
without regard to the nominal import
ceiling or 250,000 barrels a day.
Asked if this meant the ceiling had for
practical purposes been abolished, War-
ren said "that's right."
Warren said the prime motive for the
Prea:ident's move was not to deal with
any energy crisis but rather to live a
better breal: lo Independent oil com-
panies wl1!cb lace stiff compeilllaa from
major fJiw In the field.
The President placed no time Jimit on
hls authorization for the appeals board to
ignore the Import celling In acting on oil
company reques:ts for permission to in-
crease Imports:.
1n a Washington development, the Nix-
on administration urged the petroleum
industry to increase production of
gasoline to bead off threatened gasoline
shortages.
Cbalnnan Darrell M. Trent of the
President's Joint Board on Fuel SUpply
and Fuel Transport said oU reflntrles
have not been building gasoline In·
ventories: at levels of past year9.
From Pflfe.1
W ~TEltCJ\'.TE ·~ ':
DAll.Y Pl\,OT Stiff ......
.Diplomatic Move
Corona del ,Mar-High School Associated Student Body President
Terry Watt, 18, discusses America's neighbor to the north with J. Gear
McEntyre, Consul General ol Canada in Los Angeles during visit to
Sea King campus. He delivered collection of books on Canada, some
bilingual, for library use. Only six other schools in ()allfornla and 200
in U.S. received these educational packages.
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COASTAL COMMISSION • • •
Wl\ioh migQI 1-""'rl!. -~·· .-1 ' 'I If the coastal cornllUSSlon Qund there
gesU"!', A .• ~ote ol i~'ll!n \\!IS nee,d'I!' lo
pass.
ti'
-Oil dipllll inJecll thil fis&t
ye~ oald this IJ made JIOlllible becaUS<'
roatntenance and operatJoa. cmts w 1 11
rtse ooly four percent -to ltl.5 milli"I' •
Besides the police b1.1Udtng, m a j o r :
capital projects proposed include $420:000 ! ~ ~ storm drains and ,wat.er lines 1 m Ba:Yilde Drive near Marguerite Ave-1
nue aod to reconstruct part of Bayside :
Drive. I The city wlll get $200,l;IOO ol 1h~ money
back from the Orange COOllty ~Con· :
tiol District. : Wynn allo propose• •J*i!!lnR 1315 .. ooo • for .ealcoating streets in Harbor View !
gills and Harbor Highlands and r~· •
facing streets in Westcliff and Cl{ff :
Haven. ~ I Major road projects scheduled inclwje :
widening Balboa Boulevard from ~<Jll ! •
HJghway to 44th Strett ($292,000), widen·
ing San Joaquln HUis Road from Ma<li..
Arthur Boulevard to Marguerite AveniJIJ
($311,000) and construct University DriYf
north from Jamboree Road to new M~~;: ,
Arthur Boulevard (!200.000). . -~
Wynn said all the money for tho~t .. ;
projects wtll rome from state gas tflx ·
funds and <>range County 's arterial hi~~~;
Way financing program. .
Ttte proposed budget a I so . Include§;;
$175 000 to acquire the Community MetJi:-
odisi Church property on Agate Aven!f'e'"
on Balboa Island for a park site. . ~;~
'Mle Increase in personnel costa 1s lH"'. •
fected markedly by the proposed adll'~
tlon of 20 city employes Wynrt' Bays bl · ... ,, needs next year. ,.
Seven are to be added to the polia.:.:
department and sis to the planning ~NI
building divisions of the Community ~'l
velopment Department. . . :·i :i
Six part time city pos1t1ons are ~l.C!Hq
eliminated. Six of the n e w pos11tq~ ..
fonnerly were federally funded. 1.~.1~
Wynn figures he's going to get all t ,1 additional revenues to cover the
million spending increase from a vllri ., tk
of sources. ..~ Major sources of income: ·· ~i
-Property taxes, $4.9 million, up $600:=.:_
000. "•·.
-Sale ond ate tax rebates, $2;! nljl'-~ ·
lion, up $200,000. ' : -Business licenses, $485,000, up $~~'
000 . -Motor vtlllcle license fee rebate(t
$425,000, up $25,000.
-State pa tu rebates, 1$72,000, :~~.
$70,000. -Building esclse tu, $600,000, 1llT'
$100,000. .. ....
-Sale of water, $2.25 mllllon, 1JP ·
$t00,000. ,., l
City offlclals said it ill not possible,"1
know the effect of the new budget ""-
individual property lax rates at UJi•.
time. . •
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FAMED JOCKEY VISITS HUNTINGTON BEACH FRll!lP
LH L1ppln, 10, With Wllllo 'Tho S~' Shoemaker
ol !,!:. llywifd H"!'f ,,lr" .,~ •. ·\ll'll'lli'j,~l,., Barker, 55; Euge'rit~ K.· ')ta'rtlD~M; ~9;
Frank A. Sturgis, 37, and V:lrgllio R.
Gonzalez.
"Each of you are provisionally com-
mitted to a maximum sentence," Sirlca
said, and added that be will decide after
a thretrmontb study wbether to uphold or
reduce the sentences.
was tidal action ~hind the am on the oro~rty, it'Wonlcf'ht~i!'jlJlisllicUon. ll ~tfOrney 1(1~n~ ~~~ "i'l'ellt'e!>fila!!ve
Gregory Taylor, on !tall filr the lands
:coriuntssion'! said a:r·e0astali~mmisslon
agreement is "very important to the
transaction of the land."
A five-minu\e recess was ~~ ~-
(!'hlca 'l'fy\or.,pPd ap ¥1tf1l'll~Y.<l~ ~1 al
uil c!OO!erred quietly, l"lll\' ~ l"•I
commw1onerS. ~; , ,11 1 • '1"
The commission ttien unanimously· BJ>'
proved a compromise. It found that the
waters behin(t the dam are "cootlgu()ul
mass" and drew the line l,inl feet
around the outer margins ol those
waters. It basically moved the permit
line about half way between what both
opposing sides wanted.
While the city Is counting Oil a llfh ,
million lncreeae In assessed valuatiol\ :;r
to $411 million -the new -~. are not determined until August. Tlli.lt
are made by County Assessor Jack "?LT:;" le,rg.. . •
Flnaaee 'b!ieaor G<orge ' Pappas slit
the city is figuring aa $26 milliol> o!'tlj!l
increue due' strictly lo' th~ $!\)II• mill§
llt """'-In Newport Ben;. l~eil9d .l,• • •
AJaessmenla are baaed on 25 ~
of the value of the buildings.
The remaining Ill mllllon, Pa~ said, will come from expected hikes
the values' of existing. homes , lndn •shoe~ Visits =
Jockey Fills Beach Girl's Dream
By TOM GORMAN
Ot tllt Dlltr "let '''"
Jockey Willie Shoemaker made a rare
public appearance Thursday before a
whistling, cheering assembly of 250
children at Robin Wood School in Hun·
tlngton Beach.
Probably the most ecstatic child in the
auditorlum was 10-year-<lld Lee Lappin,
whose letter prompted Shoemaker to air
pear.
His !,.,.hour stay at the school prob-
ably made the most exciting day in the
life of the liftb-grade younpter. And it
could not have come at a better time.
Just after Lee wrote the letter to
Shoemaker last October, asking him to
speak to her class, her mother died.
Lee's teacher, Mrs. Patti Scudder, then
<.....called Shoemaker and told him how
much his appearance at the school would
mean to the little girl.
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Shoemaker, the world'\ most suc-
cessful jockey, obliged. ·
And Thursday afternoon 1.ee was all
smiles, as she walked up to the
microphone on stage and carefully
recited her memorized introductory
speech.
Shoemaker, standing next to a bulletin
~ard that the students had prepared
with newlpaper clippings for "OUr
Hero," smiled as Lee hesitated, making
sure not to forget a single word.
He then took the stage and thanked Lee
for the best introduction he had ever
received.
Lee beamed with pride as she sat in
the front row seat.
The 9&1>0und, 4-11 jockey then treated
the children to a premier public showing
of an hour-long documentary o: his life.
Shoemaker sakt he Is trying to sell the
film to ~ motion picture di!triOOtor.
•He then spent another hour answering
questions from the students.
"How many horses do you Own'!''
"Six."
"What's your favorite track?"
"Hollywood Park."
"Can you bet on your own horses?"
"Yes."
"When you don't ride, do you bet on
the races ?"
"Sometimes, but 1 don't do very well ."
The only thing that stopped the bar-
rage of questions was the arrival of tbe
afternoon buses.
Lee sat on the edge of her chair the
whole time. taking snapshots o! her idol
and showing the other children around
her a medallion of a horse's head on a
gold chain thal lhe Shoe had given her.
When it was all over, Lee followed
Shoemaker into a teachers' lounge where
he planted a kiss on her cheek. It made
the day.
"~!y dad takes me to the racetrack Jn.
field so I can watch you," ahe told him.
"Once we bet $2 on Unconscienct, and
we won $10.40."
"I don'I have a horse,· bot I toot
Jesson1 onct," she said.
"I'll take you riding sometime,'' be
pr<>mlsed her ••
"Okay,'' she exc1aUned.
B<lore lhey j>Orted be ldsaed lier·Jg•in.
Sbe was •bo\11 as opeechl ... U a lltUe
glrl ~fd·be. -
Bui she blurted, "I love him" to tile
others In the room.
And for Let Lappin, It w11 1 dresm
come true.
Liddy and McCord were the only defen-
dants to remain through the four-week
trial last January. The other five pleaded
guilty early in the trial.
Liddy, convicted on six counts of con-
spiracy. burglary and illegal wiretapping,
stood with arms folded as the prosecutor
told the jud&e that "Of the seyen, he -was
the one of background and Position and it
made his conduct the m o s t
blameworthy." 1 The maximum sentence would be 50
years and $40,000 for Hunt and 55 years
and $50,000 for the others.
Hunt1 a d~rated former C 1 A
operative and ex-White House consultant,
made an emotional plea that "because of
what l did I have lost everything l valued
in life, my wife, my job, my reputation."
(Hunt's wife died in an airplane crash
shortly before the trial began in
January.) .
The letter came as an apparent
surprise to McCord's own lawy~ and
the judge rec~ court for 20 minutes.
before proceeding with .the seatenclng
and motions that went along wltli-it.
"Watergate was no< a CIA <JjjeraUon,"
said McCord, a former CIA agent .
"I know for a fact it was not," he add·
td calling attention to the fact that four
of • the defendants are of Cuban
background and participated in the Bay
or Pigs invasion of 1961.
Last Rites Held
For Chad Dillon,
Accident Victim
Funeral services were beld Wednesday
in Huntington Park for NewP,Ort Beach
resident Chad Dillon, 59, one of three
men who died in a fiery Newport
Freeway crash Saturday.
Mr. Dillon, who lived with his wife,
Virginia, at 300 Cagney Lane, was rldini
in a car with his fatber-iD-law, William
Allcrd, wben a truct-lrlller blew a Ure,
&mObed through the ~ler divider and
crashed head oo Into 11'e car. Both Mt. DWoa and Mr. Alford were
killed Wtanily and ~ driver Charles
Aguinaga, ol Stanton, burned to deatb at
the acone.
. Mr. Dillon was vice president end
general manager of Latcbford Glass
Company In Walnut P4tk and • board
director of Latcblord l'1ckaae~pany In Lot AnlJelea. He ind hi• wU lved
In Newport Beacb for six moo •
He II survived by 1111 widow, a oon,
James of Georlla aad e I 1 b t
gnuidcblldren.
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Signal Oil wants to develop about 1,500
ac:cs of BQlsa Ba} area behind the tidal
gate-dam and must get tidal insurance
for it, he explain$!.
A tidal insurer rBilfbt hesitate to insure
Signal if two state commissions -lands
and coastal -disagree on whether the
tidal action takes place in channels
behind the dam, he added.
Tiylor wanted the pennit map line to
be drawn from 1,000 yards in from mean
high tide line, but not the added 1,000 foot
arc around lands in Bolsa Bay.
The commissioo split on the question 6
to 5 with the majority for Taylor's sug-
Taylor said the action would be com-
patible with the state lands finding about
no tidal action and wouldn't jeopardize
any land deal!, \
Commissioner Donald Bright 'Of La
Habra had argued at length that there
was tidal action in the area. Dr. Bright is
a professor or marine biology at Cal
State Fullerton.
and commercial buildings. "' ; .•
c.o..:mdlmen will belln tbelr review 10f
the proposed budget April 9, II they lo!"
low Wyno's recoinmendatloD5. That r&l
view '"111 continue through the sp.._
They 1111111. adopt the budget by June IMi! • Owner's Wife Dies '""' ,. ,,I-4
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Chargers football team and Nati<Pd.'
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• Unjustified Attack
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Al ForJ!it .,.. a llllrdware stor• near the lrcFad·
d•D1l\'harf,1fe1s Ileen 4"'lnd town for>., Ion& ~·· ,
He W'u a councilman for four ~ t1~rlng the
mid 1960.. He got dam~ hard by" llon MJ:Iniila 'In
1968 and then lost again m 1970 to Howlrd Rogers.
Forgit's years on the council were marred by vitriol·
ic harangues that accompliabed lllUe toward resolving
the issues al bsnd. , .
Since that last eleCUon, Forgit has steered cl!'I' oi
active participation in community affail\ preferring ID·
stead to take what too Often are Inappropriate, ill·ln·
formed pot sliot. at nrious i:ify offlclalsthrougb "l paid
ad•ertlsemenl in a local weekly Jfaper. I · ,
This month, liowever, has seen Forglt surface agalil
Into the political arena.
He teamed with Lido Isle' risident' and real estate
speculator ~dje • .T~'b to form a group oppo~lng the
clly planning stafrs proposal to' downzone some of the
older areas of the city.
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• It w"'-Jn· fact, ~ouncilman PJul Ryckoff who/.ro-
. cposed I.be ~~.5 zoning concept, !or Bal~ lslan . It
was Vice Mlyor Rogers who suggested ii be considered
for Balboa. ., •
.Forglt claimed to have 250 ~pie supoonlru! bis
position. He mentioned only two names, llaishall Duf.
field and Mrs. J01Mtpb. ·
• Duffield Thursday flatiY denied be had any part or
wanted any yart of Forglt!s attack. Mrs. Joseph, too, said
sb~(llllld• no support him.
City officials imniedlately came· to Wynn's defeMe.
So did numerous private citizens.
• That left Forgit In a jlfetty familiar position. Out·
In left field all by himself. And that's very likely .U·
actly where be belongs on this one.
Costly Delay
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There are a lot of peop~ who feel the same ·way
Forgit feels abollttbe proposals to,~ate R-2 (duplex)
zones and replace· them with an R.'1'.5 zone that redu~
the ;size of new b\illdlnga,.·although lt does allow tiyo uni~lo be built oh.duplex lots. • ·
There was a lot of inconvenience caused when the
Orange . County &anitation 'District started laying a new
sewer line through Newport Beach's Mariners Mlle.
Parking w"" banned on both sides of the street
and l;n1dges Wen! builtpver holes. ·
Those people are being• giveii repeated chances 19
express their Views In a seeming!)' endless string of puli-
Uc hearings conducted by •pla!lnlng commissioners and
councilmen now through June.
But that apparently isn't J,~ enouib for Forgit.
1?'1ere were, at the time, a Jot of promises made,
too. D~ct officials vowed to expedite the project. And,
mdeed 1! seemed for a while that they were. Crews
mo~ed qµ\ckly laying that piP." from the Arches toward
the Ball!i>a Bay Club on Pacific Coast Highway.
He took another che~p sbqt . · week by laying the
"blame" for downzonlng on · City Manager Robert L.
Wynn ·and saying Wynn ou'ght to be fired.
Pressures to slow down growth In this community
started long before Bob Wynn took office less than two
years ago. He didn't dream up the idea of updating the
. But now, things seemed tA> have stopped abruptly.
While some parking on I.be Inland side of I.be highway
has been restored, traffic is .till speeding down the
parking lane on the water side.
general plan. ~ , ·-... ~
The sanitation district should not forget abou\ its
promise. It should remember that each day with no park·
mg .is .costly to ,the-many .busines886 along the route.
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~~Those. 'FrOO'
Best Things?'~-
F NEY J-.n~~
TlioqMI at Lari•: .
It may be true that the best lhhi&B tn
life are free, but the PoOr are too armous
to enjoy them, and the rich too busy.
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· What ii "moral authority"? ~It is
j tomething In a peraoo thal, upoo ~ f\rll ~ mates us w-e lenlbly'Uiat he
or she form a good •
op'""'" of UB. I r.-.-• •
'tlbeli readeil ask'
boW> I acquired the ...,..,.. to the word-
qull colW11111, I quote
Fnmkllli P. Adama'
bonelt ... ply on the
o Id.. "Infonnattoa,
P1east11 program : '
"A great part of the tnformaUoo I have
wu acquired by looking up aomelblng
and flndq something elae on the way."
• • • • · Most argumeots fail to penuade
because. thty are u:changei of ignorance
nxre than exchanges of opinion -and
every.body· pre£er1 bis own ignorance to
.omebody else's. • • •
When teachers strike, my sympathies
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• 1'be la~ ictivlty <ii Ms. Margo • sk!llinl tans tbe can -aDd. tbe cbampagriie, hors d'oeuvrea, punch
and cooties, too!. She seems to have
the city councll 11111 the staff .,..
she lrints ' them. Whal'• comlni
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Tern.pest Ove_r Te.ache·r Credentials
Doring the past several months, three plaints of petty theft or insubordination mittee to determine what action should
members of the California Committee on ( ) Teacher credentials have quit in protest. to drunkenness, drug abuse, or lewd con· be taken -whether the individual's
Resigned In disgust. RUS WALTON duct teaching credential> should he continued,
Each of the three believes that the com-Irl 1970, there were 5,000 such cases. In or revoked or suspended or (ln the case
mittee's four-member majority has -_ 1971 the number rost: to 5,500. It is of a new applicant) denied .
displayed a consistent and improper pat-estimated that the 1972 total was about During the past several years, more
tern ot permiuive-· Scott, Long Beach, and Fenton Williams, 6,000. than half of the cases heard by the com-oess. 'lbe pennis-Carmichael. Of that inonthly average of 500 cases, mittee bave been °closed" by 1 f..3 vote.
I the about 400 were minor and were bandied ci-·• me·~·g no actloo tak the 1~ 1 v e De 11 • Y TREY comprised the minority of the by the committee staff. '-""N, Clftlll en; ..... charge, bas resulted body that nll•cio" on the approval or dividual was permitted to return to the
in allo:fr. known ,...__, B classroom. denial, revocation or suspension, of ETWEEN 60 and 100 cases were ~off-""" Oc :! credentials for teachers charged with serious~ to get the attention of the rr WAS lbla habit of permllslveness, P!Of•ss!~i'cooc1uct, moral turpitude or other Wlj>rolesslonal commldoe's ·~>ecutly~ secr¢ary; ~ COllBi~tlj, taken by a ._, vote, that
art li.luicuvely oo their aide, because conduct. . ..~ dlfJ!P.led of at !fiat level. ' cauted 11.».mlnorl!JI I<> resign In protest.
nobocl1 I ever heard Of went into ~ ~~ ~ I '"1ere are ;Jlpproxlmately. I I 0 ' O O O ', ~lii!iitc~;"20 to.U, <acl! moi>tl), Jira f Al !-amt "'9U~ tn his letter of ~I the ochoo1a JIU c ~eotialled teachers In the al4te. Each .cuiaW~· ~. ~'1:'11* 0dealt , with · ,.,tgnal!\lilt ~ to be 1 party to a ~ or • ~ey. • ' ' •, Thetbr..i""-""n~r .. •--' dlttlhcome•na:.~rtt~.5,00e ;:_ortlalamlscon-co--.ty-. pr<il\i~ -~'"""'.. pm: n,. completely in-,.,_, ... ..: d , 'ffl'!~ ,...., ~are : w1_1; ....,,, u.-~ , ~ mol.eatat:I 1:'~ul~~-· ;1At1 ~ own. There are, he
A .-al t1 someone w • ., oesn t Mrs. Dorothy Gibson, Upland, Larry mlttee. Those cases ·rit!ge from com. er,.llC.'SUS" wt• got~ µit com-t;trtaln,l\jgh standards of moral ~~{~1~~ New' 'A' dv1·se' r ·s' ··n· v'' .• ~et,_n. a" m. -.... H ~:~~~:::~~::!~=~
me of IJllian Hellman'• lo~y line in her ~:~~~~ht the resignations of the three
play, i 1nie Autumn Garden," when a -Nb female teachers were charged
grown-up dsuaJ>ler ukl her mother if WASHINGTON -An estimated 20,000 The NaVy's Idea of "winding down" the with prostitution. One had offered herself
· she had ~ lboUght ol divorcing her di!· civilian experts are quleUy replacing the ( J for $100 a night, the other's price waa ticult busblnd: the ~ shook her .military advisers who are coming borne JACK ANDERSO""f, U.S. role , according to the memo, ia to $50. The majority voted to continue their
head vlgoroully: "Dlvon:e, oevei: -from Vietnam. I D d e e d, knowledgahle 1'1 . recruit clvlllaos to assist the Vietnamese credentials.
murder, often!" sources tell us"tbe figure eventually may _ ~ ' to run the.ir Navy, handle t.Selr' military -A male teacher Wll! charged with
•·" -·~· ~~ -~'"' to recogolze he higher. supplies Bild equip their warships. lewd conduct. He plesded no contest to ~~l;Jlol ..,.,. uupl> lie wrote last December about secret spend a year in Vietnam. In \a typical An Air . Force memo . appeals for soUdq an undercover agent in a public
Montilgne11 lnjunctkm that you can't win Pentagon plans to memo, the Defense Electronics SappJy civlllan volunteers to go ti;> Vietnam as restroom. He was allowed to go on
in talking about younelf: "For 11 you keep military advJs. Center offers higher psy _"there la'a 25 "ammunition" eaper!S, "mllitary•person-teaching chlldreo, by a H vote .
belittle younell, you are believed; Bild 11 era, posing u civil· perC"'1t differential" _ anif. piomlaes nel" llllDlier• and aircraft apeclalists. -A female teapier, known to be a
you praise yourself, you are disbelieved." -tam, in South Viet-"re-e I t righ'·" after n.·~ ' "swinger and, a switcher" was charged mpo,men ~ =ex· SINCE msny of"·-military thha in '· nam after the cease-perts return: peclalla in t ~ thes wi v g oral copu1t1Uon with several
Irw in Goes-Straight -
fire. Now we have 'l'be "pol!lltive RecruiUng Lists" show 8 ti c Villao clo ·will be men at a "swlilgers' party." The ma·
Obtained addiUonal "large numbers" of oPmlngs, the memo worklnt. Deal!' Viet. Cong areu. ~Y jority voted to let her continue ·es a
-details from tntemal Urfles for "military compooenls," add· resumJ>!loi! o1 fighting could result m teacher.
Pentagon memos. Ing· •"A high ri their c.apture. One of the American Most of the new . · P ority, urgent re-prisionen just refeased in Ranoi was a MR. SCXY,l"J', who is the principal at
adviJers w i 11 ·be \ qtllrement exlstl to fll,l th~e positions in civJUan employe of Lear·SiegJer, cap-Douglas A.1{e.wcomb Junior High School,
Ab, the youog! Alwsys seeking new (' )
recrlllted from the armed forces but wW the shorteat possible lime. lured In 1969, Long Be~f,b. ls convinced that he and
go to SaJadD. as· employes of such cor· A NAVY memo explains more We Uked officials whether the .agony Mrs. Gitlion and Fenton .WUllams lhriJll to the horror of their parents. And;
now Newsweek mag8%ine reports lb41 A:R'l' HOPPE porations as m , Sperry-Rand, Lear-cauUously that civilians are being over our POWs might be repeated all represent· the values and the standards
Siegler, Nortbrov and NHA, Inc. Some recruited "to assist in winding down the over again If civlllans on the Pentagon desired by the vast majority of people , the nge 11n011g our youth thele«!ays Is
'still another cllemlcal tuni'oo they've "----------"" advisen, however, will actually remaln U.S. involvement in South Vietnam!' _ payroll should be captured. 0µr arwwer and paren~. and teachers and school ad-
on the Pentagon payroll. as if aending more Americans to Viet-was a shrug, a smile and the assuranCe: mlnlstrators, in California. discovered -alco-hol. · So Mr. Wasp turned his son oo to the Tbe Defense Department is actively nam wlll ·10rnebow decrease the "i~ "Well, this tlme, they are all volun-The seven members of the credentials
recruiting civilians from its ranka to volvement." leers." committee are appc>inted by, and report to, the state Commlasion on Teacher
PreparaUon and Licensing. T h e
• You can lplal• hard at111f. And in rio Um<, lrwin could
what t11la has -• belt. down a cauple o1 martinis before
IA thetr poor psr-dljuler just ss well as bis parents..
epts. And u ·you ol course, alcohol, unlike pot, olteo p • ' w lf J d • d? cao't, aimply take t made Irwin aggressive and belllgereot. . ris oners e are eopar ize e
the cut ol young Ir· Two weeks later, he was arrested with a
Jn ... _ couple ol chwna for tosaing a brick
"Now-f.to had ~ha \\'illdow l"hil• GO a "F.""· To the Editor;
been d r I( II n I . , "Well, k!'ill will he kldl, ha, ha," ssid An article on the llnt Piii• of the lbrollch ..u.., for Yeart1 maJorllll in M.r. Wssp, ballinr him oat ol jail. "To ¥arch l edllloo of the DAILY PILOT
l brick --~-· hiotlca -•ce· tdl> the truth I ~t Into the.same k1Dd of atated military authorities "fear' for the ove, wuuwu1l1 macro .t r--.... ,.•pa'-~-when l WB! your age!' and pol amotlng. HJa p&{<Ob hado't -~ --safety of the men not yet released (from
spoken to hhn In mocitha. BY NOW, Irwin hJd developed a 110-a· =.. ";~h d~~ ~~I l:::\ne!
SO lT looked like ""°ther family .....,. ~ay barroGm habll. To llUPl)l>rt 1~ be went througb llley could threaten the ,., he •··-1 .... went 111 "Ol'k for ao Insurance company, when Irwin ataa•= In t -·, oo.,.. · cut Ills ~ and 'married the girl he'd well-being of lbooe still behind ban. But at bla parents glassy.eyed and Ill"' been llfinl with tn sin., noaetheless •.. " And It went on to tell
nounced: "God blea Preaidenl Nixon:" Mr. Wup boppUy spent > a.fortwe on what some of the prisoners had gone
"Oh, Irwin," said Mrt. Wasp, wringbig the weddlng. "Jt1s Worth it," be laid through. her hands, "You've been smoking that proudly, "inowing lrwtn wW make How could UPI allow such a story to he
drtadfill mereyawanna again." good," released to J1eW1papen? 'l'h<J dellberate-
"Nope" salt Irwin will\ dlint!l'· "I And 1rwtn did. By tbe lime be wu IO, ly jeopardlJed the u ... and well-being el
jUll ....;...... a hall. gallon GI Rlifile." ~d ·reached the U.-maninl-lunch-the -attll tn prlooo campo JUI! to have
And with tllat he fell Oat 001.bll &lciO. te..i. At* be lloolgbt .i, tbe -tnn-a lloly, and they admitted Ill There has
lit.' Wup looked dowu at the bod)' ol dies ood dpr1. True. he anMed too to be -llmli on lreedom of the pms bil unoontclouo IOD and for the. flnl Ume mucJ>, drank too mudl iod .. ..., -much, """'~e's htaltll, well-belol 11111 Uva
In yurt bla .,,., gleamed 'l!llh pride. hut there'• no teltJbi what hetgbts be . depend oo hi
"The kid's not .u.ied, -·" he llld -hive relChtd -If hi llOck>, drop-KAli' WAGRER
to )!rs. Waop )lappUy. ''lie~~" •peel lltad II C. . , 1111 DUlini wa1 attributed to acuta
WUN JllWl!I ~ into the .....,ila ot the liver, clnnl< iWPbln.nii
kitcbal the Dt1t momiai.. ... WllP ot 1'e bmll llld terUary ~ al !he
-wallinl fer him. "Well; 1 ,_. ,n:'! brain.. • roally tied ooe-oo lul nigh\, eh, -1 be
said. I
•1Yeab," llSd Jrwln. ''Miid U
amQb?'' "Sinob what!" uked Mr. Wup
IWlPtdoofl1. "JUI\ a c1c.,.11e. It'• the 111. thine
now.'' \ "&ire. lllJ'O, -. Ha,,. -GI m*.
Now about tllla -•JOll' ... -swllllna. A .--*II>' auallt to • dr1nk pw:opwtJ."
''WllU." said Mr. Wup cooaollnalY I~
Ille f\mnl, "at lout he clldo't wute his
lift U I loall'l>aJred. poHinoidDc,
peecealk, ~th food out. II
"Y•, clear," aakl lira. Wup, dabbing
al her.,.., "I alw1J1 had filth he'd turn
out all r1'bl u ~ u he bad cm loving pano111.,-.
"Y• bot," aid Mr. Wup aquarlnc his
lllollMon. "& 1111 a Clllp Gil Iba old
bloet." .
Se._I l'reuter
To the Editor:
.hgardlng both the "School Trans!er
Foucllt" aitlcle, March 8, Bild Jetter to
the e&tor from Janet Goldberg, March
16; r feel that -vave mlsun-
derslondinp alst.
IT SEEMS now that Mesa Wooda has
received unlavorsblt cr!Uclam from fn.
dlvlduala wbo wen DOI ot lbla meetlq.
llmoltoool!Om Dom all corners haa doud-
ed the i..e. The lllae la what declaloo
fl In the beat ln!A!reslll of our children.
Whl1e I aaree that moll chlldreo adapt
MAILBOX .
well to change, Mesa Woodl Is atill new.
Moat of the cbildreo have alreadY made
some change tn transferrln& Into Ibis
school ayalem. It would seem then that a
transfer of lbla magniNde allould only
occur 11 ahooluiely _.ory. That re-
matns in question. i.iesa Woods aludents
are betns tnnderred out ot Bear Street
School ao that chllclren from the Larwio
Traci, wlJlch la DOW beJDg bull!, can be
admitted. In the end, Bear Street Bild
P.11JtriM ldlaail -r not• evarbOUae
cbildrm north cl the frMwoJ. Within
only four l't#I, ¥eoa Woods and Larwln ;swn to the praent extent; aWt
only a small percentage of the
resi entlal land available. In years to
<;ome, the pJIMed medium clenalty "'°" on lbla aide of the freeway ~ nects·
1ltate the bulldlnc ol ., addltlOoal et ..
mentary acbool. There to already land
ftoerved ror lbla -· The present plans will only he for a few yeora at bH\.
1 am reaU, oorry to see so many peo-
ple , .. euo, to the!t own inlereata Bild
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their own emotional feelings. This is not
Ii comporiloo ot Paularino and Bear
Str.et schoola, It Is DOI a coolest of my
acl!ool la beuer tlian your school Again,
the lui!e la wbethetror nol lbla la the best
aolutlon to the ever changing population
oeeda. While I feet the sch9ol district Is
trying to act tn the best Interests of the
chlldren, the parents of those children
have every right and in fact the
ruponalbUlty to eumine the school
board'• declllon1.
JUDITH B. COSENTINO,
Mesa Woods Parent
B one•t Man
To the Editor: .
In these days wilen Diogenes would
have hid an even harder Ume finding an
bonest man (l'w Just had my purse
snatcbe<I), I'd Uke to pay public trtbllte
to a mechanic narl\ed Paul Roybal 11 the
Texaco Station. 1740 W. Coast-lllghwa;r
inC..-dellllar.
I seol my ear to be waxed by Danny
(who has done I good 'job for me lor 18
years) who Is now at the Texaco Station,
and asked illm to have the mechanic
i.palr the blinkeri and tail IJ&hts which
weren't -kln1. He could have charged
me the 17 plus he quolcd, hut when 'the
car was returned the bill was only $2.
Paul ts an honest man, who foond he
had been Incorrect In diagnosing the
t,..ble, 11111 charaed me accordlngfy.
JOSEPHINE L. FOWLER
members of the 15-member Commission
are appointed by lhe Governor.
QiJ:otes . Kitten EUlt, LA. woman r a e e
drlver-wWornei's Ub has deviated so far
from what It' was jmeant to be that· it's
ridiculous. nn tiOt out-to challenge men's
ego ... alt I Wfnl fo do la finish first ,"
Dan Langfbrd; L A. -"lt ls a
frightening jhOUght that solitude la
becoming • rlu'e commodity . What value
is some of our progress if privacy ii
sacrificed?"
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Wc:rd, PVbLilhtr
T~1 kcn'il, Edllor
BarbaTG Krdbich
Editorial PQOt Edilor-
Tho edltorlal po.J::t of the n.il)'
('Uot let~ to lnronn and ttlmu·
r11 11 rHden by 1~tlng thll
ne'ltapilJltJ"I oplni0r111 an? cam·
menll:I') un topic. o( lntt!/'OI' arid
3.lttn1fle&nCI!, b)' pruvldlq a forum
tor tne l!X~lon of our reacltl't' opinions, and by 1uwentin1i tru•
dlvel"llf' \1leWp!'lnta o( Informed ob-
Mrvtl't and 1paktsmen on topics
ol the d~.
Friday, March 23, 1973
No Secr~t
To Pap~rs,
Aide Says·
wamlqg, "t;ap leCl"'et-senBi·
live," stainpecl on the Penta•
P papero wu actually "a
very lo!' level of cWallic,..
tion," A)'I tile man who wpe:r.
vised Ille V!etnain war study.
Mor1nD 11alperin -at
the --coaspiracy end lhe!t Vial, of Daniel Eli-.
and Anthony Rua8o Oil Thuro-
clay llllt in government circles
f}lRIEFS
it Wilt! that "141>-" Bodies Recovered ,.. meant a document contained
no supeMe<Tel clala gathered by i.. tellileS The body of one of four young Navy men killed.in a cave-in nearly six meks E•f,~ 88and R · ~ in Sari Diego is carried up Sunset Cliffs. Tbe.cave·in was not discovered un-~. usoo are ac-cusecl of copying the top<ecret a passerby nolicod a shoe-clad foot protruding from the sand.
Pentakoo study of U.S. in----=---=----------=----=-----------
volvement in Vietnam in 1969.
when bolb were employed as
researchen on govermn<tll
projects for the Rand Corp. , Murdered Family Mourned
Mother ...
Seeks Job
OnCHP
DAILY PILOT 5
.. Quake Pt·ed.ictlon
. . . ~ • ·Nc,t .Shaking Town
HOLLISTER (UPI) ~ The HARAIS SAID he-hos seen
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A folks in "the • .,,.thquake catUe stampeded and fissures
yoang Sacramento mother bu capital of ti.e nation" w,?c't open In the earth in previous
decided ISbe wants to make a -too im..,.ed i.y. g..ernment quake•.
career with the californla ~ lclenUJta• prediction the ir The U.S. Geological Survey
Hlgbway Patrol -whicb lw CALIFORNIA con\munlty will be 11\aken by expert& said the predicted
an all-male hiring policy and a moderate quake In coming tremor would ooly rattle
saya it "wlll fight" to kliep tt. months. dishes and furniture, not cause
Jennie SchuJtbe.Js, 27, filed a "'nley (the scientists) prob-structural damage.
suit In u.s. Di>ltict Court here Sor• Adm:ts ably j\l$1 want lo show that "People in the are a
Thuraday, asking the court lo ~ ~ they are doing something," shouldn't do anything," said
bar the CHP eiamlnatlon until said Mayor Earl ,Holt, noUng Dr. ruchard Fiske1 chief of the
she has been allowed lo al.!o Killi• M that the area has averaged Office of Geochemistry and
take the test. ng Om about two moderate earth-Geophysics at the Survey.
She claims she Is one of LONG BEACH (AP)_ A 37_ qnal:es a year aiDce the 1930s. "They have quakes like this
several Women barred from
all the time out there."
year-0ld man who admitted THE PRED"CTION that H d f oth k . t .. i.; .. .,. the exam and that the . . ~ a e sal our er qua es rn a'ctk: was a case of illegal slashing his mother's tbro1at temblor measuring 4.5 on the the 4.0 to 5.0 range occurred in
di imina
1
with a broken wine bott e, · Richter scale would hit this the same general area in the sex scr · tion, v olating stuffing her dead body into a farming area 100 miles south past 15 months, giving scien·
federal civil rights laws. trunk and dumping the trunk of San Francisco within "the tists at the National Center for
She has requested a Jury into the ocean, has a record next several months" came Earthquake Research, Menlo
trial. of thefts and violence, police from the U.S. Geolo~ical Park, the infonnation to '
James T. Ford, Mr s. say. . SurveyinW·~'·gton D edl t 'he Schultheis' la~er, s 11 id ROnald Cleve Lovell was =u•u ' · • pr c ano~ r. ,. The fore(ast -the first
Thursday that had filed taken into custody Wednesday, specific earthquake prediction HOLT SA 1 D the only
the suit after losing an appeal officers said, four days after· by federal scientists -was precaution he planned was to
before the State Personnel chlldren playing at a L-Ong for a quake centered in a hilly "advise those that have good
Board, which upheld the Beach marina disco\"el'ed the sparsely settled fann, ranch bourbon to put it in a safe .
CH P's contention that male tnmk cqntaining the body of and vineyard area some 20 place."
sex is a legitimate job Madia McLeister, 56. miles southeast of here. Hq said all the town's 8,500
e fnnoeent
qualification for CHP officers. Lovell has a long police "That's interesting," said residents will do is to make ·
MILL VALLEY (AP) -A firm and a long·time member son was a former college No bearing bu yet been set record and was admitted to rancher Hector Harris, whose jokes -"like Heck, my wife !
Mill Valley couple and their of the Mill Valley Police music student. for the case, be aaid. Metropolitan State Hospital at acreage ts' located near the makes a bigger shake than ~ FRESNO (APl -Dr. Laney
Boyce Jr., a prominent ~
no psychiatrist, has been loond
lnnocellt <i murder by a Super-
son, murdered here a week Reserve. Ruth Scbalk>ck, 56, Brent William Bedayan, 22, "Now the burden or proof is Norwalk for two years in 1967 predicted epicenter. "We get that when I come home" -·
was the daughter of a one· of Mill Valley, has pleaded in· on the highway patrol to prove after being accused of at· quite a few earthquakes. When when the quake hits since ~
ago, were mourned at rites at· time Mill Valley city coun· nocent to murdell charges in that only men can do this kind tempting to murder his they come, they come, that's they're used to tremors that :
tended by some 400 persons, cilman and thelr l&-year-old the three killings. of work," Ford said. mother's thlrd husband. all.'' siie or bigger. 1 ' !or Court jury h ... e. Batre had been a<CU&ed in
including a dozen local police _______ .:._ ______ _:~ ______ _;_ ________________ _:.:_ ________ _::::.:__;_=-----:
officers. -! the Ocl. :ie -~ " Danton "Dutth" McCoy, 43. The two
had scuttled at the home of
Boyce's ex-wife Jean, and
Boyce argued that he shot Mc-
Coy in sell-<lelense when Mc-
Coy ~tacked him.
f eNoBufs
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
state we 1 f a r e department
I awarded a San Francisco finn
a $45.00> contract without com-
pet!Uve bidding and approved
s~ed-up payments, says a
state !)lficlal in a letter obtain·
ed ~ The Associated Press. 11iJ! agre..-nent waa with Mc-
Kinioy and Co., a San Fran-
ciscO cooaulting rirm hired by
the sOcial Welfare Department
in August <i wt year.
e Uagee Trial
SAN FRANCISOO (AP) -
The'Clefeme..,..,. final argu-
mems today In the murder-
k\dnap trial of Ruchell Magee,
the "other defendant" in the
Atutela Davis case.
The 33-year-old black San
QuetlUn prison inmate is
chatged \\'ith participating in
a bl(lody escape attempt £rom
the f.!arin County Courthouse
on /ollg. 7.1970. in which Super·
ior (::ourt Judge Harold Haley
and :Une other persons were
shot; lo death. • • .,ART
olKuNo (AP) -A Bay
Am Rapid Transit system di·
rectl>r has resigned, saying
the ~stem's staff is unquall·
fiedllo handle problems which
l bav+ arisen since service start*
ed. 11 spokesman said.
A(nold Anden!on. 60. with
BART since its 1957 inception,
annplced h i s resl~ation
Th:uf9day, after the transit sys.-
tern's board voted down a
$200,000 program to set up or·
ganizational mechanisms to
apeed up BART's improve-
ment rate.
Full Masonic services were
held Thursday for Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin J. Schallock and
their son Daniel , who were ' shotgunned to death outside
their burning home I a st
Friday.
Following the Masonic rite,
the Rev. Dr. Michael Taylor
read briefly from the Bible
and from Christian Science
works. No reference was
made to the manner of the
trio's death.
Schsllock, 61, was a partner
in an Oakland food brokerage
Smudge Pot
Pollution
Law Sought
SACRAMENTO . (AP) -
Agricultural smudge p o t s
would come under stricter air
lfO!lution regulations if the
legislature passes a bill in·
troduced Thursday by Sen,
Craig Biddle {R·Riverside).
Biddle said the purpose of
the bill is to give county
boards more authority to
crack down on negligent users
of orchard or citrus grove
heaters. He said he introduced
it at the request of the San
Bernardino County Board of
supervisors.
It is already unlawful for a
person to discharge into the
atmosphere large quantities of
any contaminant which ls as
dark or darker than the shade
designated as "No. 1 on the
RingelmaM Chart."
The bill would ertend the
prohibition to smudge pots
even though they do not pro--
duce unconsumed s o l l d
carbonaceous matter in excess
or one gram per minute.
It is SB 515.
t:Hair Raiser
Style Comb a Sliocker
SACRAMENTO (AP}-Using electric hair styl-
ers can be a hair raising and possibly fatal experi·
ence, reports the California Consumer Affairs De-
partment. The state a~ency reported Thursday on "so me
shocking results ' of a Consumers Union test of 32
hair stylers. The report said the stylers displayed
"current leakage" eyen when the switches were off
which could cause a fatal electric shock if the ap-
plllJlce Is accidentally dropped in a sink lull of
water. l6
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Town and Country Cutlery offer.
v ... I wl1h to obl1ln a frff Town and Counlry knife. 1 understand 1
ctn pureh••• 1n •ddltlonel piece of fl,,. cutrtry each time I buy
11gnt g1llont or more of 911ollne ttom vour •talion.
City Sia.. rZlp•---·
' .-f'" I ' Fiii exit end •Ion tl'lll coupon and We• II to • pt,,klMUno Unton 11 tc.
Uon, Tftt .,.11tr wOI gfvt you ~r Ctlolot of a T°"fl'I Mid Ocxln\r1 icnlft
fNt with • flll+11P of I R•lton• ot ntq{t of UnlOn 7t f•tolln..
Thi• olltt 1xplfl"• Aprll 7, 1973. Llmlt: ont CQl.lpon per IWnlly,
Put a man with spirit on )'Olll'side.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1973 c TEN CENTS . ' J ~ s .
fAfr POiiution ·~es~. Engin¢e~ .Disaster,":· ' ' ' .
inga on programs 1o ·meet red..:.i 'clean
air standards. ' '
But· Marth; 'Mio frequently tikP.S •ex-
treme paSlUon& OD envtrodmentel issues~
SU!]ltjsiOgly C81Df oot agalns~ gasollne rati . •''~i protiab1i add a few ~
gas, borqer-~, bot.gas dellvCJ'YD}en,
petroleuiti 'OOotleigela, and manutac!lll'-
ers of ~me'gas tanks," be .prec;UCted.
"'If yoo truly be~eve :ill' · l"l\tiOnil!C
w:ould work1 you are-under.~timating. the
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cleverness, innovative ability, brillance,
industry and delight that would be ap-
plied in beating a bureaucracy attempt-
ing a'ucb foollsbness.
Marth, ooe"<lf the few prlvaie ciUzena
1o testily before the federal panel, fore-
cast that pollutants would actually in-
cr.aae br 30 toos per day li rationing
were attempted: ,
"Every house would have·a ,farm--type
gas t;ank in its garage or backyard. Every
iode,~ndent trucker would be busy filling
Innian8
Exchange ·
Gunfire
~
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) - A
government spokesman said , today that
00.e of the heaviest . exchanges of_ gun-
fire ·oCCurred overnight at three ·federal
roadblock .....,,..-oh Ute perimeter 'of
Wounded'Knee, ·which baa l!etn o!;clipied
by ,Indian "militants .for more ~;three
weeks. ,' ........ -......
otlldll, oald ... "'"* el. gunll.,.-Were -\ c:mfd-
ruliil lmd abbui S«.h£1 " .,WeM ·Said Uta~' the. (uilllre h-om Jn.
di.ans ha~ not~.~ lrOm .bunkers. ~
Iha! there were· ~cat!OIJll -the .Jrijl!abs
were movini toward the ~al ootpost.s.
Webb said he "was not aware of any In-
juries suffered in the ei:qhange, whic!h he
desCrlbed as. "one· of· u.; heaviest night
actions of the siegt." ~
It was· the second consecutive .night of
gunfire on the vjllage ~er. On
Wednesday, an estimated 500 romi.ds
were exchanged in about an hour. . .
Meanwhile, a conUngeht .of Sioux In·
dians due Swlday in Wounded Knee for
religious c.eremonies. will force. a test for
government officers, surrounding the oc·
cupied village, Indian leaders have mr
these tanks with out~-atate sui)pJie9.
~ state gas taaes would disappear.
Petroleum ru<s would prolilerale. Vebicle
miles :tra\!tl~ would go up 8J pj!Ople
searcll 1heir nelghborbood for gas."
Instead, he suggeated t!lat the-problem
be attacked from the source -. 'the auto-
mobile. Tllll sfrici 1m polldilon stan-
dar<ij'sl\ol!ld.lle ... ~·911 m1 can, ac'
cording 1o Marth, who l>elleves this· is
more teclmicl\lly !~)>le tha!1' rationing.
"Perhaps one or tl)e greatest errors
' ' . .
Cong?J!ss made was to allow too liberal
a ~ tq. be pppllect too late, result-
ing · "1 allowing manufacturers to pile
gimmlclra' on aisl!ni engines with nine
mll .. perogallon perl<\fD'ance rather Utan
b?lnging O\!i a revised heat cycle form ot. pOWer plant, .. be.:said.
One other Way to ~uce pollution is to
stop growth in the South Coast Basin.
especially Jn .0t;ange COOnty which is be-
ing systematica!IY destroyeil by "Los An·
gelizailon," according 1o · Marth.
Liddy Get~
Sentence Up .
' To 20 Years
WASHlljGTON (AP) -A former Nix·
on campaign official was sentenced to up
to 20 years in tfle Watergate case today
but sentencing for another defendant wai,
postponed ·atter he said perjui:y had been
committed and all those ·mvolved 'had. not
been exposed.
In a letter r~4 from the bench, defen-
dant Jame1 W. McCpl'.d Jr. !lllkl hi! fami-
ly feared for his life If be told all h• knew.
about Ute political burglary and wiretap-
p)ng in June at UcP411Y btad· , , ' ,,. ' "'
~ . • to'i>!ea~.l'!it ~eep
quiet. ' ,, ' ' .
A!telO ·i.tier., u.~ ~1r1<:1: COurl', J !. einc1* gatf d, Gord06 1 ;) for\iitr White ,Jlouae
aldt . leJll COllllS<I) Jo _tile 11b;On ,._
electJ.oh cartipalgD'i finance .commiltee1 a
$40,0QO , fine In )clditlon ·to. a · .sentence
r3iig!rig lrom sU,,y.ears, el~t mooyi. to
20 years. · , r
"~e was poliUcal pressw:e appllid
to Ute defendants , to plead guilty and re-
main silent," McCjlrd said I!>. ~ letter
wbieh he tiad written to Slrlca Mondar,.
· "Petj6ry occurred .duril)g." the !rial In
matter; highly material to the • very
structure, orientall<in ah<nmpact o! the
gov~rnment's ~ and to th.e moti!atlori
and intent 'of the defen(lant.s," McCord
said. . .
· .. nouoced. · · · -Ainer!CaiC ladJan Mov~ leader
Ruaaell Means madethe ~ent
at a news conference in the Wounded
Knee Trading Poot Thursday.
"Othefs lnvolyed lri ttie. Watergate
<>JieraUon were ncit idenllfied during the
trial," M~rd said, "W~eh the)' could · ··haV'e'"been:-t>y 'those-testifyirlg'/' · ···
> ' 1 t '· '• j -.• •" t Ml'Ll' Pu'.oT'lt.lf ~ ," r :':l , •• ~. •t···•-,,r·,
'FAMED JOCKEY "vislTs,JtUNtlNGJON• liEACH F.,RmiD ".' I L• Llppln/10; With Wlllle ':'IW'4i-·-~11pon1~r ..
' i... ~. • • : r',J ·'" !.; to~ ',. """ ~ ~ I l • \ I • • • •• ..-1 . t t4· ,~ ..... ~ ~!. ;:-· -\is1100~· .. 'Vts:U§ ... :::~~~r:· ~ t•··· '., .: ... ' .{ tlif~j I ·~ • • • "i , r•· .,.i, , 1,. • o .. • ~" IV'key .. Fill,s Beack1GirTs 'Dr.eam:' ··~1 "'1 ·,·1·1 -""'''• 4 ,.., .• ~ :•.•11 ,,.._,,\JO. I ' ~·· I ,, •••• • · By:TOM GORMAN ' I 1 • : '.' Shoemaker, stindlng geit to• bulle,ljn ~:~; , °'1"" DllW ,... ,..., , .board tha} the students bad prepafed .~~Willie '.Sl)oemakei-made a rare with new•MJ>OI" cllpPioga0 for ' ''Oar appearance Thunday belote a Heroi" smiled •• 'Lee hesitated, malling
1pg, cbeerlng , assembly ' of ·250 sure roUo forget-a ljngll! word. . '
n al Robin woocl School in 1\11>-• He'°Uteb took the sti&• and tlianbd Lee I ~·9!.; , ., ; • !or the \iesi /ntroductlOJI be "had ever -lily the moet.ecttatic •clilld • the recetveil. • ;
• luill wu itl-'yell'O!d Lee-Eep»in, Lee beamed wlUt p!jde 111· Ille sa! ·In
letter prompted ~ to Ute. lront.row.aeaL ,,.: --
iiliit 'lbe ~. t-U ·Joo.bJ 11m= '!1bil"two-hour stay at:the li?hool ~ the children to a preinler pubic . lllj!jt inade the moat ~cltina dlJ' jn the of an hour-Jong documentary .,;_ blallfil, 1
uti:V the llftli-8rade youngster. ~It Shoemaker said be' is jrying 1o ..U Ille
~not have come ii• better time. mm to a motlon-plcru... dlstrlbutor.
AIW 1:ee~....ie the Jetter to· He lben, ipenL ..Otber .J>o~ '"*';.e<lac Sllo¢iaker Jut Ot$11er adlnC' lltm 1o quesUons from the stlidents. ~lo l1!r c!Us, ltc ~ dlld.. "How !1'll1Y horses do yoa "OWll?"
4t.ee'1 tetcber, Mn. Pd·~, 1bea "Sil." ~ad Sh6erila~ and· IO!i1 fmn """ "Whit'•.,... faforlle track!" ,. abC~ bls ·~ 11 the~ l'OUld ''Bill'"°" ,iirll."
inean to tbe Utile iJ'rl. ''On ro'I bit on youi'own i?'" ·~maker, the ..-Jd111 JDQS1 .aJt J '-4Y• .. , • ,..
-··· l0clr4YLobllaed. ·-,-<_, ---Y'!'J-don~ rl~,, _.b!l.;1111 "lid'l'bundaY aliii.-i 1M .us.ill the nco.s?" •
Sllllll1I, u . Ille ...u.,d-up lo the "Son1eUmes, bal t .io.•c do Yerj "'8."
ft\k:nlpbone on_ •Iii• and ~ 'lbe only lblng thal stoppM tlit t.r.
ridlo4 her' meniqrllld In~ rap« q1lllllam -Ille~"' the ~ \lloe ' 1'lco ,, .
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STEEPLE-WATCHING.
Wounded K-S.nt!MI
In Key Biscayne, Fla.., deputy White
Houie pr~ aeeretary Geraltt L. Warren
was asked to comment on the McCord
let~..--<He•replied: 1
"It. has . been ·oor consistent poUcy not
to comment on matters .in ~· trial or
. (See WATERGATE, P,11ge I). ..
"According 1o our 1868 treaty and the
rights it accords lndian 'people," he said,
"more than 500 Rosebud Sioux lndltins
will walk past federal roadblocks. They
will be anned wiUt hunting equipment
and will carry loocl and supplies. II
attempts are maile to restrict theill ac-
cess, those efforts will be met with
force." ·
1be return today, meanwhile, of the
gavenul!ent's chief .negotiator in the
stalemated confrontation apparently did
not Indicate any change in the Standoff.
AJaistant U.S. Atly. Gen. Harljngton
Wood, wt'¥:> bas met with AI¥ leaders.at
Woulldocf Knee aeveral tlqles, was to be
back in .nearby Pine Ridge, S.D., alter a
lflp 1o 'Washington to., report .1o, hi,s
Armed_·R-0bbery Suspec1t
~ays . ~Ti"(nes· Are 'f o,ugh'
~mi.rim: Dep-ent • spok01111aD
.Tames llarpoter said the return of'Wood
"does llOI IDdicate .......arlly any breal:
in UM situation.'' .
Indiant say they will consider a set-
lloment only ii President Nixon talks
with them or appoints a · presidential
emllilry from among the Sioux 1o work
with them. 41
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Meons also said black milltan.I Angela
Dovtl was expected 1o be in South
DUola today a'ld 1w0llld tey to enter the
village 1o talk 1!l(b the ladJan forces.
Postal Kickback
Sch£me Probed
A,Tootai~ ~U•gobbling gurunan l"Obbed .
a COiia M .... aervice station of:~ and
the-' ctndy" Thur!iday; settjng o!I a manin1'1tti)lit'~nr ground '1o ~·hat!~ 5_
a.nr. itQday: ; · ·
'l11e aua~t was arrested 8f!d )>o9ked
on ,.,.piclon of •armed rob)>ery •u . he
alleg1\41Y .fl!~ to the scene of. the·
crime, driviOg at IO.miles per bout In low,
g~ar:. . J > •
Oflicer Clay Rosser . identifie\! the
auepct as ·Seljle~ W. Bass, 34, of MO(lesto,
who Is llvlng at 2176 Newportollivd., while
enrol)ed Jn a ~ulrl\ion clasa . 1t Orange Coast College ,
,A S,chelor of. Science · de&r.~ In. en-
vlronmenta!'tilology from ·a midwestem coilef.• wu !pun\! In the bick seat of
Basa s' cat,'amohg otl>Or -I belong-
ings, J>Ollce said. . •
Basa ...;. wl1h . s'ald he co<l14 -ber ~ of tlie prevloos few boW'I :... 1old ' tne bemli.eil Ol!ICer' ROiS"e1'°lliil {jjjjes LOS ANGELES (AP) -P<etal of-.... ·~~b In bis envlronmeotal biology
flcllls and the U.S. attorney'• of!lce are rield -.,. '
1111'ullptlna an alleged ~ opera-Mee said he 1old tbem·he "" unabl•
Uon !nt>Qlvtnc (q~\ 0111Ploref and ell• to fiyd,a )ob In bis ~ty .. he II-HY·
ecull•es of llllllling lilt llmj.t; auUtorUJ<s '-"-'on the Gl11lll aJid' adil;;J hi !ias"only -~ -·-~ -· ~-fr left to .... twoireek$. • • • EllorU .,. ~-...,. 1o recover at "How are 1<J!I go!ni to eat on 17?" tile leMI lllnlllkll!J~ lo.. the IUelal o"'"°_ ofllcer ..i.i .b.-ulted-BW. 1
lion. the Los Angeles Herald·Eum!ner . "I've beeo livtng on pow<IeM milk,"
aald 1oday. 1\-u tlie l"Plf. • 11 ns nol cliscloaed bow the achorne IJlveollgatora said no trace was fOOllll
wu aDtc~·1o have beell carried out, nor of tlie * Baa Is icctlstd of taldng from
its dmatlan. attendant Michael E. Savu1 17, w6o wu '
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• O!llcer ·Roller ,oald savasr deoeriptlon
of the. bandit wlio eotel-ec! the ltallon at
2300 liewtlO'I mvd.1 aboll\ 10 p.m. 6" Ute suspect. '/' ' . •
! I 1·,. ~ • Bljss' mote) unit is ad,,.cent to .the sta-
tion ape! Sava, told or seeing Ute bindlt
bead in that , direction alter ordering the
attendant to stay in the men's rest room
and coont to 500 before coming oot.
He said the man bu~ al'OUl)d the sta-
tion for about lo minutes until he began
coonting the day's receipts eild then ap-
proacbed him in&ide ·the amall oil com-pany outlet. " • ;
The victim said bis wailant , whipped open his.Jacket, rtvOauag-wbat appeared
1o be a run Md demandeil !bit be put the
~ Into a ~g be!We,Qetlng.
"'Ile iho snilcliiil up a tiand!Ul of
Toqlsle Rons; ttuf!ing bis mouth and
taJldne around the cbocolity masa,
while droppiQg wrappers '"' ·the ground
:.: ~db:~ lbaken &av~ l!llad. the
Several'"i>alr9~• "lnll' the police helicopter l!lagle ~~ on the
area momellts ·~ed·pollce
but l)lclr atriVol'. QI deJatotl, bf bis lack.
of a dime I~ the P!IY ~ ••.
Officer Jl1jaer aid -~ locked up
Ute ttali.oii..1and ~· io another one nearby 1o-rtpor1 the~' . ..
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"U Is as thoQab we have QOllecilvelY
amputated oor brains. II out loor Jiercem
growth is stopped lot lour years we will
cut Orange County pollution by 15 per-
cent to 20 percent and )'oo Integrate &om
t976 on," he told the panel.
Further methods ol cutting pollution ad-
vanred by Marth include these:
-Stop constructlOn of all Coriventional
ruet power plants and convert' tbe emting
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Vessels -s.earch
For Norwegians
Adrift Off U.S.
NEW "YORK (UPl)-Fciur Coast Guard
cut~, .a Navy submarine repair ship. ·
..vtral .mere~ veiaela-and a C130
Irana~'l plane lro!ll_ Pensacols, Fla .. be-
aan aearCblng the .stormy Atlantic Ocean of! N~ !~Y./il dayliJhl tpday for 30
seamen. •lfh<!· ,al,iendooetl their sinking
Nonv<gian-freighter.
ileScllO ~ · ScooJed 'an !(). · '·. ' . sq_~ mile area~ about· 130 mnes southeast ot;
Cape May', -N,J .' • through the night bUt
foUnd .no trace ot the seamen who abaJJ.'
doned the 541·foot. Norse Varient Thurs-1
day alteriiiilm. • ·
The sbip, in' Ila .Jast radio message, ,.._
part.eCI it was· slnking ind-the crew was
taking to life boats.
A Co&'\ Guiird· SROkesman said today
that "hurricane-like cOtiditions with 5G
knot winds and 2$-foot seas are slowing us down, but they're still looking ... Ear-
lier, winds of 8j)-Jmols , "ere reported,
with seas.up .to"°35 leef. ,
1 The captain, J.O. lllraem, said the
vessel 'Was on a dtlt MSt course in an
a~pt to reach JD. '~can port.
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Mostiy sunny on Saturday Is Ute
way the. Los Angeles weetber terV·
ice sees It !or the ·0range Coast,
with increasing cloudine$e in tbe
late alt......,. lllgbs of 83 1t Ute
~hes. rislilg to (ff Inland. OYef'o
night ·lows in the Ul!J>er 4tlls.1 . .
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Tue•dov nighi--lk1 Ac:aiUmv
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1:.8,illUDI NIEDZIELSKI .
5-• Of ftle 01U, f'lltt Stall .. ~ Y-• Ga;sollne rationing as a quick 'Plf*tA
for Southern Callfomia smog 'Was
, dis~ as unworkable ThyndaJ by
......i··rt wltnesaes who te~ Ill
I Anlbeltn before the federal -
men'1a1 'Protection Agenty.
' Purpose of the hearln1 WU lo obtain
COD\qlel'll,S on the agency's plans for com· ~th the 1117 federal air quality
I One ol the propooail auggested for the
Loi Angeles area 11 gas rationing.
Speaking In behalf of Los Anseles, 1• Jack Green. manager of the city's
Department of En'rirm.mental Quality
and a Huntington Beach councilman.
* * * FromltageJ
POLLUTION.
oneo to hydrogen by 1977.
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-Encourage the use of small, energy-
c..-.ing C8J'I bf increasing !i"!!lllinll
I• proportlooal to t1'o amount Of gili
they bum and Pollutants they·create.
-Impose a gasoline tax of 50 cents per
gallon to favor small can, encourage
economical driving, use of public trans-
port, and to preclude gu bootlegging.
-Spend the money from these ta1.es on
acquisition of open space in congested .......
-Forbid the ccntruction ol. any new
pi.nt lidding pol!utanta lo the air.
--Olnlrol the hydrocarbm emluloos
from Soothland oil wells by ellmlnating
catch basins for evaporating crude otL
--Olntrol or eliminate motoreyclea and
other gll80line engine& from th e L:A.
buin, where they are lald lo account for
30 lolls of pollutanta per day.
In clootng hla testimony, Marth raised
the posslblllty that the EPA proposal far
gas ratJonlng may be a &theme to gener·
ate so much adverse public opinion that
"1peclaJ interest cop-out objectives are
realized."
"'U so, your path is one of tragedy .and
you ahall Join the ing!oriow list of the
public perpetrators of this tragedy," he
sald, "and ~ 8eCOlld generaUon will be
proven incapable ol respecting the in-
tegrity of something so fundamental as
the nature ot. the air we breathe."
TONIGHT
OCC FILM SERIES -"The Twelve
Chairs.'' Forum, 7 p.m. Adm. fl.
"Conflict, change, philosophy and you"
-Or. Alfred Painter lecturer, OCC
Science Hall 1, Fridays through April 13,
7,30-9,30 p.m.
KEEPING UP WITH KNOWLEDGE
EXPLOSION, SCIENCE IN "lilt -Tom
Ganison, lecturer, OCC Science Lecture
2, Fridays through April 13, 7,30-9,30
p.m.
GUJTAR-LlITE CONCERT -Julian
Bream, UCI Crawford Hall, 8 p.m. Adm.
$1.
SATURDAY, MARCH H
SPRING REGISTRATION -Dept. or
Leisure Services, Community Recreation
Center, Fairground1, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
LIBRARY srORY HOUR -Movies
for children: • • H a ms t er from
Hamsterdam" and "Flash, the Teen-age
Otter." 10:30 a.m.
BORNsrE!N MEMORY TRAINING -
"Remembering Names, Faces, Fa~ts;"
OCC Science Hall, 9-12 a.m.
COAST COMMUNITY SYMPHONIC
CHORALE -Directed by Richard M.
Raub, OCC Auditorium, 8 p.m. Adm.
$1.50.
UCI CONCERT -Los Angeles
Philharmonic, Crawford Hall, 8:30 p.m.
Ticket information, 646-6411.
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predicted trouble if rationing became a
rullly.
"We respect the reasons for your pro-
p,opl, but v.•e take &erlOWI issue with the
.suggested gasoline rationing ," ~ nkl,
adding that the remedy Is based 111 er·
roneout facts. _
One of these was that automobile
emissions are worse than emissio111 from
other sources such a.s motorcycles or
aircraft, according to Green.
"Less than half of the allow,ble moblle
source emlsslons are asalped to
automobile! and trucks," he conunued.
"Considering the number served by
motorcycles and aircraft it would seem
more reasonable to severely curtaU the
latter rather than tbe former, if UUs
must be the netfisary action."
Green, who also serves aa councilman
for the city of Huntington Beach, added
that rationing would "spell economlc
disaster'' for Southern California and
that tampering with the economic life of
the area is ''wlthinkable."
Joining Green In his condemnation of
rationing wu state Sen. James R. Mills
(D-San Diego), president pro-tern of the
Cl.llfomia Slate Senate.
TesUmony offered by Miiia declared
t!\at sipificant air qualUy Improvements
are already being made without re:stric-.
ting the use of vehlclc1.
Mills told the panel that even without
rationing the federal standards would be
exceeded on only 90 days in Im, as com·
pared to 2.50 days in 1970.
..Since almost tw~thirds of the o~
jective will be pchleved without any
significant Impact on the community, are
the negative effects of total compliance
worth the incrementaJ health benefits
which would be provided?" he uked.
Periodic gas rationing, be predicted,
would alter the life style of many people
who depend on the automobile as
transportation. But it would do it In such
a way which "could create havoc and
confusion as residents abruptly change
from one way or living to another
lhroughout the year."
Allhough they are not enlirely in favor
of gas rationing, Southern Californians are
not entirely against it either, according
to testimony offered by Graham O.
Smith, executive director of the Clean
Air Constituency.
Citing the results of 800 questionnaires
on the acceptability of the EPA pro-
posals, Smith said, "gas rationing Is by
no means unacceptable to the larger
public."
Frison. Boring,
Says Cou11t~~ ... f _. 11-'lr ,,._...., • A ter Ret11rn
Former POW Major Jose Luna of
Orange County said ThUtsday that life In
a North Vietnamese prison comp was a
seven-day·a·week routine riddled with
boredom.
A1ajor Luna, an Air Force pilot who
spent six years in Communist captivity,
made his remarks to newsmen in a press
conference at Afarc! Air Force &se \.fher~ be recently completed medical ex-
aminaliont foilowlng his release by the
North Vietnamese.
"We would get up in the morning, ex-
ercise, wait in line for a bath, come back
and eat, and then do it all over again in
the afternoon," said the 32-year-old
ainnan from Orange.
"That was seven days a week,'' he
said.
Luna, was one ol five officers in-
terviewed by newamen at the Riverside
County airbase, where they recently
completed physJcal examinationl and
debriefings. _
The five gave no further details on
prison life but another POW, Lt. Col.
Thomas h-fadison, 43, of Phoenix, Ariz ..
said he an4 hiS fellow pri.9onert were
.. better men because ol our expenence.''
The ottler three: officers taklng part in
the 40-minule conference were Maj.
\Vi\ford Abbott, 36, of San Diego, Lt. c.oJ.
Jack Bomar, 48, of Mesa, Ariz., and Lt.
Col. Jack Van Loan, 41 , of Tucson, Ariz.
The five were among POWs released
f\.1arch 4 by Hanoi. They arrived at
f\1arch Air Force Base on March 8 from
Clark Air Force Base In the Philippines.
They are scheduled for a 90-day leave ln
the next few days, an Air Force
spokesman said.
Abbott spent the most time in prison.
He wa s shot down on Sept. 5, 1966.
Madison. the senior officer present, was
shot dO\.\'n on April 19, 1967. Bomar wu
shot down on Feb. 4, 1987, Van Loan on
May 20, 1967 and Luna on March 10, 11167.
All fi ve said they believed that antiwar
activity in the. United States delayed a
peace settlement .
Remap Sponsors
Still Confident
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Deap!te the
apparent death of a major Senate rop-
portiorunent bill , ils two sponson ,.y
they are confldcnl It will rbe tpin.
Needing nve votes ThUJ1<1t11 to pw
the Senate Electlona 1 n d Rel.,,.
' ponlonment Conun!ttce, Ibo ~UI drew Ill'
ly four. Ill aulhora, Sen•. John L.
Harmer iR-Olendale), and George N.
7.enovich (J:>.Fresno), promptly predicted
they woold round up the fifth vote and
ask for reoonslderallon next week.
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Plot Followed-·
. Sti~nts Dre ,on Movw-like Trip
MAJ!ioN Ohio (UPI) ~ Four Ohio ~le Unlvenity student&,
0'tnipi""1" 11 'Uk• ;. canoe U:lp by tho _mom •!Delfverance." died ,1'bursday'"11en their two 14-foot metal bolU capsized. In the cold,
•wilt cu.-1 of the Scioto River.
The victims barely had begun the SO.mile trip when the ac'.1·
dent ~curred about 10 miles south of Marion. It was not known if
they were e1perienced canoeists. .
"Deliverance/' nominated tor an Academy Award as best movie
of 1972, involved a canoe trip by four men, one ot whom was killed.
''1'bey were talk.in~ about the n1ovie with the man they rented
the canoes Crom," Manon County sheriff Don Schneider said.
The victlma were idenlilied u Michael B. Smith, 20, of Ml
Sterling, Ohio; Maro J. Silverman, 20, of Howard Beach, N.Y.; How·
ard R. Banchek, 21, of Beachwood, Ohio, and Charles Roessler, 20,
of Zanesville, Ohio.
Coastal Commission OKs
Bolsa Chica Compromise
By CANDACE PEARSON
0t ttlt DlllJ l'llol Sttlf
A divided South Coast Regional Zone
Conservation Commission T h u r s d a Y
reached a compromise over jurisdiction
in the Bolsa Chica .-to adopt a permit
area map in time for a legal deadline.
The commission created by Proposition
20 was subject to a SI0,000 fine -in-
dividually and/or as a body -thrOllgh
provisions of that same proposition if it
dicln 't adopt a map Thursday.
The map delineates the area of the
coastal zone ~ the commission bas
jurisdiction over developments in Orange
and Los Angeles counties.
It was drawn by Watter Kunnecke, a
civil engineer with the State Lands
Division1 on loan to tbe coastal com-
missloo.
In most places, the map shows an area
1,000 yards inland from mean high tide
line.
But the conservation act also provides
for jurisdiction around bodles of water
not subject to tidal action if 8.!ly portion
of lhe water is within 1,000 yards.
In those cases -which include Lower
and Upper Newport Bay and Anaheim
* * * Police Presence
At Coast Panel
· Mee~gs Seen
There w:ould be police available If
necessary to control Coastal commission
meetil]gs,,'l',qer1 "~qt",.1'1~ owf~~.as di~ ~· Sl\JI CleJllenle recenUy, Orange
Cowity Board ot .etiperv1,.,,.s Chairman
Ronald Caspers was assured Tl1Ursday.
Caspers, a member of the South Coast
Regional Zone Conservation Commission.
had asked about "provisions for a
sergeant-at-arms."
Some questlom before the commission
can become "hot cases" and draw a
large public audience, Caspen declared.
A commission meeting in S a n
Clemente M~ay was ,attended by about
600 persons, many of them angry
because they weren't allowed to speak
about ll'•ding al Salt Creek Beach.
"What are you talltlng about?" Com·
missioner · Judy Rosener of Newport
Beach asl:ed Caspers.
Bay -the body of water and a strip of
land 1.000 feet wide around it are in-
cluded in the permit zone.
That same kind of arc of jurisdiction
that will take in the, water of Newport
Beach was &Uggested by commission Ex-
ecutive Director Melvin Carpenter to in-
clude Bolsa Bay in Huntingl.90 Beach.' ·
Representatives of the state lands
commission and Signal Oil and Gas Com-
pany pleaded with the commission not to
find that there is any tidal action behind
a dam on the property on the inland side
of Pacific Coast Highway, south or
Wamer Avenue .
The stale and Signal are negotiating a
land trade which would give the state a
406-acre marsh and another 130 acres
whicb might become a marina.
lf the coastal commission found there
was'-tidal action behind the dam on the
property, it would· have jurisdiction.
Attorney gen e,r a 1'1 representative
Gregory Taylor, on staff for the lands
commission, said a coastal commission
agreement is "very important to the
transaction or the land."
Signal Oil wants to develop about 1,500
ac:.:::; of Bolsa Bay area behind the tidal
gate-dam and must get tidal insurance
for it. he exp lained.
A tidal insurer might hesitate to insure
Signal if two state commissions -lands
and coastal -disagree on whether the
tidal action takes place in channels
behind the dam. he added.
Taylor wanted the pennit map line to
be drawn from 1,000 yards jn from mean
high tide )ine, but not the added 1,000 foot
<tTC around lands in Bolsa Bay.
, The commission split on the question 6
to 5 with the majority for Taylor's sug-
gestkln. A vote. of ·seven wu needed to
pass. "
A Uve-oWwte <ftCt8I' W88 called during
which;Jl'aylor end-en ettorney ·for Signal
QA c~1forred q'ljet!Y,. l'.ilb some of the
comm1ss1oners.
The commission then unanimously ap-
proved a compiwuse. It fo\llld that the
waters behind t" dam are "contiguous
mas" and drqw the line 1,000 feet
around the outer margins of those
waters. It basiCally moved the permit
line about half way between wbat both
opposing sides wanted.
Taylor said the action would be com-
patible with the state lands finding about
no tidal action and wouldn't jeopardize
any land deals.
Commissioner Donald Bright of La
Rabra had argued al length that there
was tidal action in the area. Dr. Bright is
a professor of marine biology at Cal
Oil·Q
'Gut Off
By Nixon
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'KEY BJSCAY/"E. f'la. !AP) -The F.1.,lia White House aald today Presi·
dent -~U1on, l.n effect, ha1 removed the
daily quota on import.I of petroleum and
petroleum product.s. •
Deputy p .... aecretary Geral<I L. War·
ren, who D1ade the OllDOUllC<llltD, llld
it would he fair to aay that the mull
could be increued imports of crude oil,
unfinished oil and fmWled products to
ease any energy 1bortage1.
Nixon acted by a proclamation to
permit the oil import appea.11 board to
grant additional import a 11 o c a t I o n s
without regard to the nominaJ import
celling of 250,CKXI barrels a day.
Asked if this meant the ceiling had for
practical purposes been abolished, War-
ren said "that's right." '
Warren said the prime motive for the
President's move was not to deal with
any energy crisis but rather to give ,a
better break to independent oil com-
panies which face 1tiff competition from
mejor !Irma in the field.
The President placed no time llmlt on
hla pulhorizatlon for the appeals board to
ignore the import ceiling In acting on oil
company requests for permission to in·
crease imports.
In a Washington development, the Nix-
on administration urged the petroleum
industry to increase production of
gasoline to head off threatened gasoline
shortages.
Chairman Darrell M. Trent of the
President's Joint Board on Fuel SUpply
and Fuel Transport sald oil n!f!neries
have mt been building guollne in-
ventories at level! of past years.
Prof.est Planned
At County Jail
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OUSTED FROM AMERICA ,, r
Ex-Beetle John Lennon .. i" , • • •
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To Be Ouste4~· ...
NEW YORK (AP) -Former Bea11e
John LeMon has 60 days to leave 1~@1
country, the U.S. Immigration ~
Naturalization Service ruled today . ·:111r
District Director Sol Mark! .said ~
non and his artist wife , Yoko Ono, ~~
both "deportable" but that Miss Ono llil% ·-"~-· received permanent resident alien s""'t.'ltr
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Marks diatnbuted 47-page copies ol ,lltf
decision by special inquiry officer Jra
Fieldsleel who found them b o:ri
deportabl; oo the grounds that theY.':!i
maJned bere longer than pennilted ~Y
law, be aaid. $
'lbe Lennons were here under visitors'
visas and applied for permanent resi~
cy, but JGhn Lennon's appllcatlo~.
de.nied because of a 1968 convl .. ' England for marijuana possession. "/if!
Their visas expired Feb. 29, 1972. ':.fl
Fonner prisooea and the famillea and Lennon has 10 days to appeal the df6.
friends of men and women currently de-lion, but his attorney said be does ·• tained in the Orange County Jail have know whether an appeal will be filed. .. .:;.,
scheduled a protest march at the facility Lawyer Leon Wildes added that be , .. '
for noon Saturday, organizers ot. the ••not at liberty" to disclose the I~'
event aDDOUOCed Tbunday. whereabouts. ~1 Spokesmen for a parade that is ex-Marks said Lennon applied for
peeled by them to attract at least 500 tary departure from the United Sta
partlclpanta aaJd they intend to draw avoid legal deportation, the legal acjijif
public, attention to "inhufuan contlltioos, for which began May 17. .-u
poor food, unconslltultonal cenaonblp The . l4!1DMJ•• aald they hllll~ 1wof
and unfair guard&" at the counll<Jall' fighting deportalloo becauae of ~=·
" ~ J Leswlcld Wt=~ qiu!I' tg\ler awarding Miu Ono, .. parade irilI .~acef1il "ana1!' ael . · ,of ·All'~bR.YeaM!d tlPghter ~~ mcii-e thali an att(rilnt to a~. the marrigae provideC! the girl fs ~lsed;IP
public with the ~' .Uff~ of the Uolted States.
the long term prisoner al the county "U we were deported," she said lllt
jail." year, "it is synonymous to our losing'lf!e
"We've heard all about these plans," child. Tb.at is wby we are so de1peo1te
Jail Capt. Bill Wallace said. "We're not abouPubllt i0l·""--ea r L '_,_g 1r 0 m u~ ... '! planning any special security for the ,....... angm ~·"""41
event and they're welcome to wander Jobn v .. Lindaay to talk show boot Did<
around the rose a:ardens outside the jail Cavett .and United Auto Workers Prdt-
if that's wbat they want, dent Leo8ard Woodcock have urged that
"Their complaints are just s o the ~ be allowed to remain berto1
ridiculous they don't merit comment," Tiley )lave been living a aomeWllal
Wallace said. "ll you have to go to jail !Odally. ntlring life in New York, ,,..
I'd say this was Ju.st about the belt.jail in ducing re:prd albums, giving benefit c:id·
California you could be sent to. certs for . .such causes as a school fontlle'
"The end of the war in Vietnam !ell menlally. retarded and rarely appe~
these people without a caftse to mareh at ce!ebftty·s1udded gatherings. --"
for,'' Wallace added. "We expect to see a The foimer Beatie bas been perfcat·
lot more of this kind of thing in the Ing willl a New York band e>IMI He answered that he was "Woking of
San Clemente."
Commission chairman Robert Rooney
of Huntington Beaelt said San Clemente
was asked to provide an armed pollce of-
ficer to keep order if necessary.
future." "Elephant's Memory." .. ~I(· --,-----~~~~~~· . ...
State Fuilerton.
"Here (Long Beach Harbor Depart-
ment) we have the port police in the
building," Rooney said.
Caspers representJ the FJCth District
on the board of supervisors, which in-
cludes San Clemente.
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afternoon buses.
Lee sat on the edge of her chair the
whole time, taking snapshots of her idol
and sbowing the other children around
her a medallion of a horse'• head on a
gold chain that the Shoe had given her.
When it was all over, Lee followed
Shoemaker into a teachers' lounge wbere
he planted a kiss on her cheek. It made
the day.
"My dad takes me to the racetrack In·
field so I can watch you," she told him.
"Once we bet $2 on Unconsclence, and
we won $10.40."
"I don't have a horse, but I took I
lessons once," she said.
"I'll take you riding sometime," he f
promised her.
"Okay/' she exclaimed.
Before they paned he kissed her ugain,
She was about as speechleSI a.s a little
girl could be.
But she blurted, "l love him" to the
others Jn the room.
And for Lee Lappilj, It was a dream
come tcue.
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at the Bon ds Mean
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' Ca.ta lies•' dtlteiis now ore able to <;onlider In
. , carefiillJ. oulllM!I lenns of <Oat and 8Qlltual i9turn
on lniestment a $6.2b4 million general bond lss!IO.
·Tbt-.clty 'idminis!ratton revealed the det1ils this
week for evaluation .
The average taxpayer wreaUing with his 1040
and W-2 fornlf .may find It l!ard to relate to such a
sum as $6.21!4 rnllUod and what It means to him.
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What will it buI?
Who W\U I~ benflt!
How much will.it cost me!
The firsl-ever bond Luue io Cqota Kesa municipal
history would for tile most part purthase a total of 108 acr s of land. The property Including 33 acres of the
()fange County Fairgrounds 1o one of several pam!ls
would be preserved for open space tleeda.
A fairly small portion would finance pre-election
Information and the actual cost of the proposed Sept. 11
election to decide. if voters w~uld approve.
Who> will benefit, and how much will they?
, .. Basically, ~eryoo~ will benefit: lo .some degree,
, because malnta\nlng suCb open spacoi! makes a commun-
ity a better place lo~ ,all to live .. One might call It a
form 0( soctal,, spiritual, estbetic and recreational
ecology: ' An_d of course some people would put the park·
lands and facilities designed for them to greater person-
al use !han others. '
Naturally, environmental buffs -portlcularly the
young -can be expected to fully support such a bond
issue. Some of their tax-paying elders might be a little
less-inclined to do so ..
Although the 'City boaota-keepiog•the tu:··rate-at I.
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$1 per $100 ot a$Sessed valuation and never having
gotle Into · bonde(J lndebtedn.S., tlils •can be a bit mi.
leading.
··' ; As$Orted special assessme°'t district. !..r• ad~ to that, and Costa Mesa's total pllld-tax rate equates out
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to just about avera ge oround Orange County. '
The proposed bond Issue would add about $15.50
annually lo lbe total tax paid by the average local
hotn~er. · ,
• , Ctly Manager Fre<) Sorsabal bellevea the data be
hq ~!~oped can be put Into a package Costa Meaans are wuung to take home In return for those time pay·
ments.. , · _ ,
He also acknowlegea that a similar measure ·pushed
bl!'<! io Huntington Beicb failed, although it was vigor-
ously pri>moted and backed by voter campaigns.
CiiY Council membera vowed Monday to preserve
a bit of open space -at least on paper -so the bond
issue proposal can be discussed as a regular agenda
Item in 111eetiog~ ahead.
This will afford citizens a regular forum for debate
on merits ol the open space issue and It should certain-
ly generate considerable debate around town.
DOtalled disoussions could Indicate It would be
wise to feduce the' am:ount {){: land under consideration.
One thing is <:<!rtaln, however, and that is that a
good ~itr P!ao req~s open space areas ~d Costa
Mesa IS 10 a strong positron to add to what 11 already
bas. · ·
. . And In the booming Southland, open space Is def·
l.nltely on the endangered species list as any environ-
mentalist will testify. .
The cost of obtalniog it also rises much higher all
the time. -
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Those"~Free'·· ·
Best TI,,ings?·
p~ar '
foloomy
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Morality' Q~stion~ Spar~ Reslgn;,.ti~s . · · ·'
~YDNEY J.HARBI~
Tlioagbt1alLarJ•; .
It may be true that the best things In
We are tree, but the p00r are too anxious
ro enjoy them, al,ld the rich wo busy.; • • •
_ \yhat la "moral authority"? It is
lomiethln; In a person that, upon the first
.,,,.,., lllUeo·ua care ~ lbllt be
or Ibo fonn a good ,
o)llnloo or "'· . . . ' '
IVben iWerw I"~ bow I acqulrecl the
answen to tbe wont·
qUlz col11!1111S, I quote ·
Franklin 1'. Adams'
honesl reply on the
old 0 Infonnailon,
~" procram · ':A great part Of t~ lnfonnaUon I tiave
was acquired by loolting• up something
' and finding something else on the way." • • •
.. ~be· S.L.A. iJ one ol those OCC
Stud.Mb wbp drives a VW and thliiu he can oqueeze Into the
clearanie 11)11<" at the eDd of rows or parted cars, .. clooe to the end
ear :JOU Cl!ll~ open the door. He
~·the tktets the police hand out.~~ •
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l l Cllll ..., .... "' .. AZl:A I • ..... .,_ ............. -... ~ '""·
ore inatlnctlyely on their aide, because
nobody I Wer' heard of went Intl»
teaching for the money. ... . . . ·-
A Pberal ts -aomeone who doesn't
bellett the most depraved killer deserves
1 capital puniShment -but bas the urge to
muraer someone whO ~-in line
ahead of him. (I know, because I'm that
way.) Which for some ~eason reminds
me of Lillian Hellman's lovely lil)e in her
play,. "'lbe Autumn Garden," when a
grown.up daughter as)<s her mother if
she bad ever thought bf,dlW>rcing her di!·
nc:Ult husband; the ·lD!>ther shoot her
head vigorously: "Dlvortt, never -
murder, often!" Most arguments fall to persuade
because they are ezchanges of ignorance
mere than eschanges of opinion -and
everybody prefers hiJ own Ignorance to.
aomebody else's.
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Sell-<entered bores ought ro recognize
Mootaigne'1 Injunction that you can't win
in talking about yourself: "For II you
belittle yourself, you art believed; and if
you ~ai.9e yourself, you are disbelieved." • • •
. WbeD teachers strike, my sympathies
' ' Irwin Goes Straighi I:
Ah, the young! Always seeking new
tbljll1 to the horror of their parents. And
'"'" Newsweek maguine reports that the "age ammg our youth these dayo Is
still' aoother chemical tun><lll. they've
discovered -alco-
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~ You can image
¢at thll bas done
fl) their poor par-
.eels. And II you
can'4 llmply take
the cue or young Ir-
win Waap.
Now Irwln h a d
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been drlftlnl
through colltge for yeart, majoring In
lov&, trick tbmwing, macrobiotics, peace
end pot smolting. HIS parenls hadn't
spoken to him In mootbs. ' 't
so rr looked lite another fainlly scene
when Irwin stagge!ed In the door, looked
at bis parents gfassy-eye11,, and an-
nounced: ''God bl•• Presidem Nlxoo."
"Ob, Irwin.'' said Mrs. Wasp, wringing
her hiands "Voo've been smoking that • In .. drudtul IDIJT)'awanna aga • "
"Nopt." said Irwin witb .diaili1Y· "I jun .......,,,.i a half plloe of Rlpplt."
And with tbet be feU flat on bl.I fOce,
Mr. Wiii> looked clown at the b<><l1 of
hil llDCOllSClous IOll lftd for the lint time
In ,..,. bl.I ., .. -~ With pride.
''The kid's not atoned, mother,'' be said
to Mn. Wup hlpplly. "He's drunk."
WREN II\~ 1tumbled -Into tloe
kltd!en the nm mornln&, Mn. ·W..,
wu waltlnC for him. "Woll, r ,_ )'Oii ~tied one on Jut olght, eh, a!" be saJa,
"Yeah,'' aatd Irwtn. "Mind if 1
smote1" "Smokt wball" asked Mr. Wasp
-~· ''ilua, t a clprttte. It'• l!Jo l!.' thing -:
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SO !,Ir. Wasp turned his oon on ro the
bani· stuff. bnd In no time, Irwin could
belt down a couple )of martlnia before
dinner Just as well at liia J>BmlfS.
Of coursc, alcohol, willl<e po~ often
made Irwin aggressive ana• bellJCerent.
Two weeks Isler, be wu arrested with a
couple or cbOml for toablg • brick
through' a window wllil• 0. a opree.
"Weit, kids wW~be ·t1s111 ha, ha,'' Slid
Mr. wasp, balllng hhn out or Jail. "To
tell ·the truth I tlOI brto the same ltlnd of
e9C8padel myself when I wa1 your age."
BY NOW, Irwin bad developed a t lO.O,
day barroom habit. To .. ~ It, he
went to work for an lnsurinCe'Company,
cut his hair and married the girl he'd
. been living wi~•ID sin, ' ,
Mr. Wasp bipplly 11pe11t a fOjtune oo
the weddlna. "lt't worth it," he aald
proodly, "mowlnc !rwlD will make &ood .. And Irwtn did. BY the time be WU IO,
he'd reacbed the tbtoe-martlnl-lund>-
lml. Al 40 be bought ooly the lltal brll>-
dieJ and clprs. Tnle, he smoked WO
much, dran1t too mud! and 1te loo much,
l)lrt there's no telling what ~ he
would bave rMched -ff ba -~ dl'OP'
peel' dead at C.
Illa Pltllnl WU attJlbuled lo acute
coreopill ol Ille Uyar, dindC clilplilillaa
ti. the 1-and teltiary upldlttra tL the
brain.
"'ll'IU.," aald Mr. Wup ~ty at
the llzenl, "at leut ho dldiiTwl; his
Ull U I loaithalred, pokmotll\a,
peacenik, bultb food JIUL"
"Yea. dear.'' llid Mn. Wasp, dabbing
11 her .,..., 1•1 a1w.,1 bad faith be'd turn
out '11 t1cfll u lei!• aa he bad our lovln& pln!Dlal p-.• . "Sure, ..,,., ...,_ Have one ol mine.
' !'I"! allout thll --,,.. ... been 1willlog, A .... tltmon Mit1 '"'chi to , drlat Jin>perl1 ...
"Y'"' bel," lald Mr. Wup tqU&rlnc hl1
lhaulllm. "Ile ..... dlJi> off the old
block."
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.Tempest Over· Teacher Credentials·
During the past several months, three
members of the California Commlttee on
Teacher credentials have quit In protest.
Resigned in disgust.
Each of the three believes that the com·
mlttee's -tour-member majority has
displayed a consistent and Improper pat-
tern of permissive--·
ness. The perm;,..
slveness, they
charge, bas resolted
In illowlng knol'Jl
sex oUeMers, and
others guilty or uo-
pro1ess1ooa1 conduct,
ro coothiue teaching ln caJ!toinla public
sdlool.s ..
.7ihe ~ Dl"11&iifi.>bo reslened ara:
Mrs. Dorothy Gibson, Upland; Larry
( RUSWALTON J
Scott, Long Beach, and Fenton Williams,
Carmichael. .
TIIEY comprised the minority of the
body that passes on the approval or
denial, revocation or _ suspension, of
credenttsts far teachers cbari1'4 with
moraJ tutpitude-or other unprofwlonal
coilduct. ~
TJiere .,. apPi'oximately 18 d: o o o
creden!talled te ;i;., ill the state: Each
month an ave e · !IOO cues of ~ duct.<e0rrie-. e ~ edtii\1.al.s o6fn.
mlttee. Those cases range from com-
plaints of petty theft or insubord ination
to drunkenness , drug abuse, or lewd con-
duct.
In 1970, there were 5,000 such cases. In
1971 the number ~e to 5,500. It is
estimated that the 1972 total was about
6,000.
Of that tnonthly average of 500 cases,
about 400 were minor and were handled
by the committee staff.
B~ liO and 100 cases were
serious enough to get the attention of the
commlttee'• 1exeautlve secretaly; SG.60
were 4iJpo5e;d of at that level. , ' 1 nae~, 20 to 251elch JlKlfl.th,.were . coniklered .......,. n-deolt with ho~~· ·m.:~~~, .,. Y.--~ , ~ '
d ' •. t, mW'll.,, etc. SUch case!lp , the -~m-
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New 'Advisers' ·in Vietnam
WASHINGTON -An estimated :W,000
civilian experts are quietly replacing the
mliltary adviser> who are coming home
frun Vielnam. In d e e d, knowledgable
"!"1J'COS tell us the figure eventually may
be,,lligber.
· He wrote last December about secret
Pentagon plans to
~p military advt ..
en, posing as civil-
i<ins, in SOOth Viet-
nam after the cease-
fire. Now we have
obtained additional
detalls from· Internal
PentaJon memos.
, M08t of the new advilers w ti I be
recruifed from the armed forcea but will
go ~ Saigon as employes or such cor-
porations as l'IT, Sperry-Rand, Lear-
Siegler, Northrop and NHA, Inc. Some
adviseis, however, will actually remain
on_ t?e Pentagon payroll.
The Defeme Department iJ actively
recruiting civilians from its ranks to
spend a year in Vietnam. In a typical
memo, the Defense Electronics Supply
Center offers higher pay -'1.bete ls a 25,..
percent diJferenUal" -and promiaes
"re-employment rights" alter the ex-
perts return.
The "positive Recruiting IJsts" show
"large numbers" of openings; the memo
urges, for "military compooents," add-
ing: 0 A high priority, urgent re-
quirement exists to !ill these posiUons in
the shortest PQSSible time."
I A NAVY memo explains m o r e
cautiously that civiliam are being
recruited "to assist in winding down the
U.S. involvement in South Vietnarq" -
as if sending more Americans to Viet-
nam will .,mehow decrease the "in-
volvement."
The Navy's idel of "winding down" the
U.S. role, according to the memo ~ to
recruit civlllsns ro assist the VI~
ro run their Navy, handle their U\Di1ary
suppllet and equip their warshlpa.
An Air Fotoe memo apPiils for
civilian vohmteers to go to Vietnam as
"ammunition" experta, "military 'penon-
nel " managers end aircraft speclalisls.
SINCE many o! these m 111 fa r y
specialists In civilian clothes will be
working near Viet Coog areas, any
resumption or fighting could result Jn
their capture. One of the American
prlsloners just released in Hanoi was a
civilian employe of Lear-8iegler, cap.
tured in 1969.
We asked officials whether the agony
over our POWs might be repeated all
over again if civilians on the Pentagon
payroll should he captured. Our answer
was a shrug, a smile and the assurance:
"Well, this time , they are a)I volun-
teers."
Prisoner~' Welfare Jeopardized?
To the Editor:
An ,article . on the first page of the
Mardi 9 edition of the DAILY PILOT
stated military authoriUea "fear for the
safety of the men not yet released (from
prllOll camps) and argue that If -n publish details of what the men
went through they could threaten the
wefl'.)>elng of those 11111 behind bars. But
nonethelea _ . _" And ll went on to tell
what aome of the prlsonen had gone through. .
How could UPI allow auch a story ro be
released to lleWIPll*IT 'l1ley dellberat ..
I)' Jeol)lnlboid tho u,ea tnd wei~being or
the mm lllll1 fl pm campo just to have
a story, IDll they -led 111 There bas
to be some limit aa htdom of.JM_presa_
whea -'t's bell~ well~ and lives
MAILBOX
well ro change, Mesa Woods iJ still new.
Most of the children bave already made
IO!l1e cbao&e In transfertlng Into this
ochool systtm. It would *"' tbeo that a
transfer or this magD]tude should' only
occur II ahaOlutlly-DeCellarY. That r...
mains In qu¢ion. Mesa Woodl students
KAY WAGHER ore being ll'ansfemd out ol Bear Street School ao that cblldren from the Larwln
depend on 11!
Tract, whlcb It """ being built, can be _admitted. In_ the md, Bear Sir.et end
To the Editor:
Regarding both the "School · Tranlfer
Fougbt'' article, Moreb !, and ltlter to
the editor from Janet Goldberg, March
II; 1 Itel thlt ...... crav• milun-dentAndlnil txllt.
rr SEEMS -that Mesa WOCIU bas
received anltvOiable crlUcl.sm from In-
dividuals who were not a( tbiJ meeting.
Emo\)onallsm from all comera bu cloud-
ed the Issue. The Issue It what declalon.
It In the btal Interests of our children.
Wblle I a.,.. that most cblldnn ldapl
Paularlno acbooil may Dot .... houN
children north of the freeway. Within
only four years, Mesa Woods and Lanrin
bave grown to the praent uteDti sWI
occupylnc 0!11l' • small pereentage or the
,..JdcnUal lai1d avallable. In years to
come, the planned medium density .....,
on this ·lide ol the freeway may ...,..,
1ltate tbe building or an addlUonal ele-
mentary ochool. There is a~ady land
reaerved for this purpo1<. The preoent
pl1D1 wlll onty be for a few yean tt beet.
I am mlly aorry to oee IO many pt<>
pie reacting ro their own intensts and
their own emo:Uonal feelings. 'Ibis ls not
a comparlaoo or ·Paularlno end Bear
Streot -· II Is n<>lf I conteaf cif my school It tieiter than JIOll• &cho<!I. Again,
the Issue Is whether or not this Is the llest
solution to the ever changing pdpulation
neeclt. While I feel the school district Is
trying ro act In ·the best Interests ol the ·
children, the parents of those children
have every right and In fact the
respnmlbllity to examine the school
board'• decisions.
JUDITH B. OOSEN'nNO,
Mesa Woods Parent
Honest iff•11 ,
To the Editor:
In tbe.!e day• when DJocenes W<lllld
have bad an even harder time nndlng an
honest man (I've just had my puree
snatched), I'd like to pay publlc: trtbute
to a mechlnk named Paul Ro)'llal at the
Teuco Station, f/40 Vf. CoastHJilift1 bi Corona dtl Mor,
I sent my car to be waxed by Danny
(who bas done a good job for me for ti
years) who It now at the Tenco Stati on,
and asked him to have the mechanic
repair the blinkers and tali lights which
weren't working. He could have charged
me tlfo rr nlus he quoted.'but when the
car was returned the blll was onlv $2.
Paul Is an hones! man. who found he
bad been Incorrect tn diagnosing the
trouble, &»charged me accordingly.
JOSEPHINE L. FOWLER
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mittee to determ ine what action should
be taken -whether the JDdividual's
teaching credentials should be continued,
or revoked or suspended or (in the cue
0£ a new applicant) denied.
During the past several years, more
than half of the cases heard by the com·
mittee have been "closed" by a ~vote.
Closed, meaning no action taken; the in-
di vidual was permitted to return to the
classroom.
IT WAS this habit of permisslvenesa.
conslsten°l( tabh by ~. 4-3 vat.; lbllt
caused-the inbloi!ty to rli!lgn In protett.
A> Larrj< ~· ..,ed: In hit letter bl
reslBll@.t on.~~m be a party to. hi ~~Ii!\ completely ii!-
, w1tlj llJs . There are, be
;J>e) e1'lfl' bl ndardf of moral · ~ ~ that must be in If • teacher Is to be worlhy of Cf. ' I ·1. '
Here are a few Of the majority actions
that brought the resignations of the tbr ..
memberl'I
--Two femal e teachers were charged
with prostituUon. One bad offered her!ell
far $100 a night, tBe other's price was
$50. The majority voted to continue their
credentials. ..,.;.l' !lllle teacher was charged with cOl>duct. He pleaded no contest IQ
aolldtqlan undereover agent In a pubilc
~troom. He was ·'1Jowed to go on
t>aching children, by·a 4-3 vote.
-A female teacher. known to be a
. "swinger and a switcher" was charged
with having oral copulation with several
men at a ••swingers' party." The ma-
jority voted to let.·. her continue as a
teacher.
MR. SCO'M', ·who ill the principal at
Douglas A. Newcomb Junior High School,
Long Beach1 is convinced that he add
Mrs . Gibson and Fenton Willlarns
represent the values and the standards
desired by the vast majority of people
and parents, and teachers and school Bd-
ministratp.r:s, in Ca Ufomla.
The seven members of the credentials
commltlte are appointed by, and report
to, the state Commission on Teacher
Preparal.ion and Licensing. T h e
members or the ll>~r Commission
are appoiuted by tbf: 66\remor.
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Quotes
Kitten EIU1, L.A.. ·woman r a c e
drtvtr-11Women'tfib bas deYleted so far
. from what it was <ntailt to be that It's
ridiculous. I'm not Olli to challenge, men's
ego ... all I want to do Is finish !int."
Dan Langfml, L. A. -· ''It is a
frightening thought tliat aolltude Is
becoming a rare commodity. What value
is some or our progress If privacy ta
sacrificed?''
ORA.NOi COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rol><rt. N. Wt td, PubU.hcr
Tkomo.r Kttllil, Editor
Barbo"' f,..ibtell
Editorial />aQ< Editor
The f'dilOrit.J page of the DI.Dy
PlltJt ll"l'b to Inform and ttlmu·
late l"t'!ldert by iirncnt1na this
IM':\\lP'Pft't oplnloM ·~ (.'Om•
mentlry on topb of lntctc.t aria
11htnlflca~. bY providing a forum
'°r tile t~Pf!lllM of nvr readeni'
Ji;.\n\ont, and by pr._'¥tnllng the
\\Iv"~ vlf'\\'J)Otnts of lnformf!d ob-
iwtven and .spokeamen on topics
uf th& day.
Fridll)', Mareh 23, 1973
I
No Secret
To Papers,
~
Aide Says
LOS ANGIJ:LES (AP) -The
warning, 11top seeret-6eMl-·
tlve," llamped oo the Peota-
gm PlijMl'I was actually ••a
Verf low 1ev<1 ol clasalfica-
tton/' aays the man who srper..
viseil,_ Ibo Vietnam war lludy.
-JJalporln -al the ,eopJonage, consptr..,. aod
11"'1. trial of Doniel Ellsberg
~ Anlhony Rosso on 'lloir>
c1ai that In pvemmenl drclel
.( f BRIEFS )
UltlT ........
Bodi es Recovered
•
Mother
Seeks Job
OnCHP
CALIFORNIA
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Frldly, M"'h 23, 197J OAll Y PILOT IS
Quake Prediction -1
I
Not Shaking Town
HOLLISTER (UPI) -The llAIWS SAID he ha1 aeen
folks In "the earthquake catlle •tampeded and """'•'
capllal of the natioo" weren 't open In the earth In previous
too bilprused by gOVernmeDl quakes.
SACRAMElffll (AP) -A
young Spamento moUler baa
decided she wanta to make a
career with the Callfornia
Hlghway r Patrol -whlcb bu
an all-male hiring policy aod
saya It "wUI fight" to keep It. "'-------~
llcienllsls' prediction \he Ir The U.S. Geological survey
community will be 1baken by experts said the predicted
a moderate quake in coming tremor would only rattle
n100ths. dishes and furniture, not cause
"'Ibey (the scleoUsts) prob-structural damage. Jeooie ScbuJthels, 27, filed a
auil In U.S. District Court here
'lllunday, aaking the coor\ to
bar the CHP eomination unill
she has been allowed to also
S Ad • ably just want to show that "People in the a r c a on mits they ,are doing something," shouldn't do anything," said
said Mayor Earl Holt, noting Or. Richard Flske, chief of the
K!JJ• M that the area has averaged Office Qf Geochemistry and iuing-om about two moderate earth· Geophysics at the Survey.
She claims she is one of LONG 'BEACH (AP)_ A fl-quakes a year since the 1930s. "They have quakes like this
several w-n barred from 1 ' all the time out there."
take the test.
uun; Yeat--O d man who admitted THE PREDICZ'ION that a He said four other quakes in
taking the u:am and that the sl.a!hing hls mother's throat temblor measuring 4.5 on the the 4.0 to 5.0 range occurred in
action wu a case of illegal with a broken wine bottle, Richter 5Cale would hit this the same general area in the
sex' discri'mination, violating stuffing her dead body into a farming area 100 miles south past 15 months, giving sci en·
federal civil rights laws. trunk and dumping the trunk Of San Francisco within "the tlsts at the National Center for it WU known that ''top secret''
meant a document contained
no mper<ecrel data gathered br1Pie1orutellltes. The body of one of four young Navy men killed in a cave-in nearly six weeks
· Sfisberg and Ruuo are ac-ago in San Diego is carried up Sunset Cliffs. The cave·in was not discQvered un·
She has requested a jury into the ocean, has a record next several months" came Earthquake Research. Menlo
trial. of thefts and violence, police from the U.S. Geological Park, the lnfonnation to ·
ScJhamthees. , T. laFord, Mr ~d· say.Id Cl Lo It Survey in Washington, D.C. predict another. cu.i of oopytng tbe top-oecret _ti_· 1_a~pa_sse_r_b:_y_n_ot_i_ced_a_sh_o_e_-cl_a_d_f oo_t .:.p_ro_t.ru_di_· n_:g:_f_ro_m_t.h_e_sa_fi_d_. _____ _
Pen'lagon llludy ol U.S. in·
ul 1s wyer, 8 a 1 Rona eve ve was The forecast _ the first
Thursday that she had filed taken into custody Wednesday, specific earthquake prediction H o L T s A I D the only
the suit after losing an appeal ()fficers said, four days after by federal scientists -was precaution be planned was to
before the Sta te Personnel children playing at a U>ng for 8 quake centered in a billy "advise those that have good
Board, which upheld the Beach marina discovered the sparsely _settled farm, ranch bourbon to put it in a safe 1
CHP's contention that male trunk containing the body of and vineyard area some 20 place."
volvement In Vietnam In 1969,
when both w.r.. employed as
-oo government projecto ,,.. the RaM Corp. Murdered Family Mourned sex is a lefP.timate job Madia McLeister, 56. miles southeast of here. He' said all the IO\Yn's 8.500
\' e fnnott•lt qualification for CHP officers. L-Ovell bas a long police "That's interesting," said residents wHl do is to make
MILL VALLEY (AP) -A firm and a Jong.lime member son ~·as a former college No hearing bas yet been set ·record and was admitted to rancher Hector Harris, whose jokes -'11ike Heck, my wife '
Mill Valley couple and their of the MW Valley Police music student. for the case, be said. Metropolitan State Hospital at acreage is located near the makes a bigger shake than i FRESNO (AP) -Dr. Laney
Boyce Jr., a prominent Fn>o-
no poycltatrlst, has been found
innocml of munler by a Super·
lor Court jury here.
son, murdered here a week Reserve. Ruth SchaUock, 56, Brent William Bedayan, 22, "Now the burden ()f proof i5 Norwalk for two years in 1967 predicted epicenter. "We get~ that when I come home" -1
wu the daughter or a one· or Mill Valley, has pleaded in· on the highway patrol to prove after being accused of at· quite a few earthquakes. When when the quake hits since l
ago , were mourned at rites at-time Mill Valley city coun-nocent to murder charges in that only men can do this kind tempting to murder hi s they come, they come, that's they're' used to tremors that 1
tended by some 400 persons, cllman and their 19-year-old the three killings. of work," Ford said. mother's third husband. all ." size or bigger. 1
includmg adozenlocalpollce -------'----------=--------'-------------------------------=-----~,
oCficers. I
~ had been accuoed In
the Oct. 2ll .motinK of Danton
"Dutch" Me<))y, 43. 'Ibe two
bad llCll!lled al the home ol
Boyce's ex-wire Jean, and
Boyce argued that he shot Mc-
Coy in irelf-defense when Mc·
Co9 attaclced him.
eNoBldt
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
state we 1 far e department
awarded a San Francisco finn
a $45.IXX:I contract without com·
petlUve blddlng and &pPf1"'ed
speeded·up payments, sa)'! a
stale official In a letter obtain·
ed-br The A!ooclated Preos.
ll!e agreement was: with Mc-
Kin&ey and O>.; a San Fran-
c-COMUiting !inn hired by
tho SocJal Welfare Department
in August of last year . .. e Magee Trlnl
.l J;AN FRANC15ro (AP) -
Full Ma!Offlc services were
held Thursd3y for Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin J. Schallock and
their IOn Daniel, who were
shotgunned to death outside
their burning home 1 a st
Friday.
Following the Masonic rite,
the Rev. Or. Michael Taylor
read briefly from the Bible
and from Christian Science
works. No reference was
made to the manner of the
trio's death.
Schallock, 61 , was a partner
in an Oakland food brokerage
Smudge Pot
Pollution
Law So~ght '111!> defeMe operll llnal &rgll·
\ , menls today In the nwn!er-
' kidna(trial ol Rucbell Magee,
the "other defendant" in lhe
Alll!ela Davis case.
The 33-year-old black SM
Qpentin prison inmate is~
cljarged with participating In
a ;bloody escape attempt lrorn
llJe Marin County Courthouse oq Aug. 7, 1170, In which Super·
l<r Court Judge Harold Haley
SACRAMENTO • (AP) -
Agr\cultural smudge p ol a ~:::1!~~~~~ would come under stricter air ~
pollution regulations if lhc
legislature passes a biU in·
troduced Thursday by Sen .
Oaig Biddle (R·Riverside).
t i;:-dea~ penoos were
BART
, AKLAND (AP\ -A Bav
Ah!a Rapid Transit system di·
Jiclor haa ml~. aaying
tHe 1Y9tem'1 staff is unquali-™ to handle problems which
Jitve arisen 1ince service start· e4. a spoi<esman said.
:Arnold Anderson. 60, with
!!.(RT since its 1957 loceptioo,
Bli\ounced h f • mlgnatloo
'!liilrsday, after the transit sys-
tem'• board voted down a m ,ooo irogram to set up or-
ganizatlonal lll<Cbanlsms to
speed up BART'• Improve-
ment rate.
Biddle said the purpose of
the bill is to give county
boards more authority to
crack down on negligent users
of orchard or citrus grove
heaters. He said he introduced
it at the request of the San
Bernardino County Board of
Supervisors.
It i5 already unlawful for a
person to discharge into the
atmosphere large quantities of
any contaminant which is as
dark or darker than the shade
designated as "No. l on the
RingelmaM Chart."
The bill would ertend the
prohibition to smudge pots
even though they do not f"'"
duce unconsumed s o l d
carbonaceous matter in excess
of one gram per minute.
ll u SB 515.
:~ Hair Raiser
Sty l.e Comb a Slio cker
SACRAMENTO (AP)--Using eled ric hair sty!·
ers can be a hair raising and possibly fatal experi-
ence, reports the California Consumer Affairs De-
partment.
The state a~ency reported Thursday on "some
shocking results• of a Consumers Union test of 32
halr stylers. The report smd the stylers dis?layiod
"ct.UTen.t leakage" even when the switches were off
which could cause a fatal electric sbock if the ap-
pliance is accidi!ntally dropped in a sink lull of
water.
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vanllon.
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'Jlftrtlcip11tiilg U11ion 76 dealer and get a·
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~Jna q11a!Uy cutleryto your kitchen,
qualii, P,"'llne,to you'r c~ .
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ctn purchaae en •ddlllon&I piece ol fine cuUtl'Y MCh tlmt I buy
tight 9111ona or more ot OUOlint from your ttaOon.
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Thia offer t•plrtt Ap,117. 197a. Llrnl1: oi'iei e'iUplfi Wflfnf'1.
Puta man with spirit oo)'OUl'side.
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