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IJCI Farars Corg~s
N,_, ll~pital Stand '
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Nixon Watergat Coverup Denied
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wnrr-m01·~-ri~e1s·
Finish of Race
By JOHN VALTEllZA Yet _ another tmamlinned rwnor :s.ih
Of ,.. Dlitr Pll9t lt9ff rounded a bizarre incident at the Hotel
Riols described 83 the ~ in the Bahia where four assertedly dope-crazed
history of the Newport·~da yacht youths tried a swan div• from the roof to
race marred the weekend of revelry in the pool, but failed. Three were reported
Ensenada as thousands of dnmken injured ~riouID'.: af~r missing the pool.
Americans barricaded a main street and A fourth assertedly made it in the deep bpttled with police. d H . At leet 179 Americans were arrested en · e was arrested. Bahia aides refus-
during the two melees whlch erupted in ·ed today to oonfinn the report.
front of Hussong's Bar, a 'favored water· ZaPoalalice spokesman Prof. Clemente
Ing hole In downtown Ensenada. ' . v Dominguez said the hassleo
The bull< of the arrests took place dur-. (SeeRIOTS, Pqe Zl
ing an Incident late Saturday nlgbt as the
crowd described as Htoo numerous and
· too drunk" by a police spokeaman bJOck.
.ed. the1roadway with cara. · UCI Favors
• 'lbree "' -J""l"'S' went lodged In Ille •local Jall oo 83S8ultlng-<>fficer
charges. They lncluded a · Seal Beach
~and another from Garden Grove,
·nporta indicated.
Cory's Stand
On Hos p_ital
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•riol rib fire hoses, accounts said.
...-J!ollce decllDld ·to. blame the yachting
crowd spedllcally for the problems, but
Instead said that the flood of Americans
· was aused by the comblnatloo of Cinco ·ae Mayo oelebratioos and the end of tho ·1-"classic..
• The clisturbance>, took place at 7 and 9
p.m. at the llelght of the """ ~ . • Widespread rumors of KUl"'1iDtl ao-
-Ied; details of the liuOJ.. with
police, but ,cmly one sudi lnddeot may
liiave ~ place and that W83.a· simple . liron&blnr. of a pistol. The .,m.toter was
.:.:'llL.i~· arreated, but he was not
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VlCTIM OF-AllALONl 'l'OINl" FALL.:RUSHID 'JlRCJJii, llEL(Cl>PTllR TO HOSPITAL
Anaheim T•i•a r t lllod In s.tldoctory Conclltlon"fodoy II Moog Momorlal .. .....-... .. . . . l • . ... . . ... ------------
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of Hie DlllTY l"n.r Staff
Weekend word that Assemblyman· Ken-
n<!th ·eo..y (IJ-Oarden Grove) may be
softening his blanket opposition to a cam-
pus teaching hospital was warmly ,....;v.
ed by UC h<vine medical school o!Oclals
today.
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Of Laguna:Clifl Fall Dr.. Stanley van den Noori, acUng
deon •of the UC! -Ca!Jforola College of
Medicine, volanteen!d the Information • ·
Cory Friday said be. would need before A Newport .Beacb police · bellcoPter McGregor said be made ......i.l'lril£ia
making up his 111Ind. landed with pinpoint accuraey on a-wave-by the ledge, which wa• partly awiab In
Cory,. sugges~ be needed to biOw how .WeI?t roct· at' Abalone Polllt In Li..tna, the high lllrl, before deddlng·to Wtd.
much money· would be needed to '8dd to Beam Simday afternoon to rescue ., "I put It down on the roclll near ·!be
the $7 million the unlveralty has said It Anaheim teenager who fell lOO feet-t!<nm boy and the waves were actuallY coming
would spend, to completely 11upgrade" l~ rU:-. • ··1rs near Irvine Cove. up to the helicopter," he said. '.'I stayed
Orange County Medical Center (OCMC). · with the copter and let my oboerver get Estimates In recent weeks have r•••ed Tom Johnson,_ 15.is In satlsfa<;tory con-loa bo Ji " " ~~ ditlOll toila t " M mor1a1~tal out and d the y on a tter. from $10 to $18 million tO renew the l a noag e ....,.
ty' al '--Ital · o In liftporl ~ with Dlllllen>W5 . cuts Observer officer Harry Willlaml -k· coon s gener ·-e m range and bn!lael iuitained In bi._ lol5c-~' t!d qulcldy to Wb Jolmoon, ""-wu only :J'.<" )JC!~ doctors-to-be are train-to 1be aea ~ 3;31) 'J>.m. • l!Rrtly 00111Cloos, onto the belicopl<t.
·Cory said llio'would prefer to vote fqr "We, were. coiled In becauae. nol£ochr , Twolifeiuard-....:Bob.Loiig'O!Newport
·spelldloc all the UC-llealth acle5ices -e11e aiuld cet to him," Aid bellcolJflr ti-Beach·and'Jlln Stauffer of>~llet£dt
.._;:air •·~..,. ~·r than floer !loott ~-."The ---the~~ ~onPolllthet~. )old .... cxa:Glilf .. 'pol:UitDy"'"""1ed!'\ hJll;•:antl;the,lla-and ~ ...... -.-w ·~· -G'i!1rY oloo ~ to' llnd stile ' 'ooiilcliit ~ •1£1m bT ~....... "I tbql£I any mlilllle tt· Wlft" ,WIS -,'Iii :.,.. up ' Ille _.,. 'tbe'<!V • • • . ...... .................... l;D•lhe ~i.'i:t' .=.,~~ ~~~::: ·~·-~--.,.~-----,/ ~:=o:'!ia:111<~ ....
2-1v~.~t·ta~ -another~ -Ml&H'l'Y. MOUSER .·at Hciog on118ndy'.11t ·miituteo .iitt ·lhe = _, -~~. ·~n It ~ .., emergel\CY "'I· , ~.~:i::ou~ ciu~ve ~ w~ KILLS . FOR -$7 ~1t'o:i":~d~~in~ ~~,i;:,r:urJ
.llere to Cel'llle money," (Jf)ry Hid, • · have tak<n at ·least forty mlnutea,"
-A Welton-Bectet ., von ~· Noort • • WljDON "uiPn -ClireDdon the cat · McGregor said.
said, suggesla $1' mllllon would be ..... .... ~ lnlllllnc mice 11111 Flis Police said re~e teams from the top
ed to fully ill'Cl"ade tbe quallty of medlcaJ that Hil'owner,' Noel. P'lotdler, f11111£1t!d It ol the blull1 ·reoched 1 cir~ .Jocllne
services at OCMC. Thi! flctae 11..-.....r •percot and ..mrtlsed ..me. lw 111£oe · ~m. 1~. of Anaheim, who bad
In I UC!.C.llfonlla Collece of Mellclne 11·'7 a day. ' been d the blulfa w,1111 ~· ~ to I .UI!-~ ol lbe Jomt· , "lie'• clOarod the .-, oal of my llotli'bad lpllOl'entl1 boell lriloOil bf the
1.ejpalaUve Comrnilliie on TeachlDJI .(lletcrJ ..i an 11£e,ot1£1r r.ctoneo ID ·lbe waler ...i •llempted lo aiO tho cU!f. ~Ital 8111Qc. A" Jl1elds Aid. "II umd a Jobnoon loll, but the "'! . .Cl.. wos ; A 1.-,.,.... wa dllttl l!J. ' .... lo llep 1£1a lo ...... w llli£drt. lie II II ..,..,..., to-
-(8-: ~._,I) • day at the l£Dapltol. -·
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Police-to Quiz
Garden Grove
Girl in Murder
A Garden Grove area woman,wu kill·
t!d 8nd her 17-year-<>ld daligliter 1erlou1ly
wounded thi• morning la a · shooting In-
cident that Is being lnvmlgated by
Orange County Sheriff& officers.
"We have booked a man on 1uspicion
of murder, but we have DO idea at tbls
point wbal It was all about," said ectlng
Sgt. Willie Stansbury. "We are waiting
for .the dan1!1ter to recover trufflcieuily to
glve us a lla&ement..,
He Identified the man under ,amol in
tba couoly jltl u ' Jae_. Jrlllklin
HlcXc1, :11; cl oOrden Grove. lie Is ao-
cusld. at Ibis poiDI "' WlDc Irone ~woterm4ft. ... ~ ..._,
"'"""''"' her dauchter, Daaaa Marie n.w...-l. '17 • . . . • . ' ' ,-vwa·a, , . _
Stansbury aald the l'l>werl &lrl W83 1cl-
mltted to tbe Intensive care section of
Weslzltlnlter Community Hospital s1£ortJy
al'"' the s!tootlng al lier mother'• Dile
Street home.
Sherlfl'1 o!ftcers aald they found Mrs.
Waterman deod and her daughter
bleeding from mulUple woonds when
Ibey arrived at tbe residence.
·Reoldenta who be1rd tbe •hooting said
they count..i ti!. least' four ibols. Sheriff'•
olllcen aakl • tiller used •bind"'" of ·
....u allber to -both -• the chelt.
Magazines
Alleging · ·· ··
Involvement
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -The
Florida White House, on President Nix·
on's behalf, Juued today a aweeping
denial of any presldenUal Involvement 1n
the Watergate tlCandal or a subooqueut
coverop.
Although the White House ......uy
declined comment on Jndlvidual nen
TOP MARINE LINKED
TO ELLSB ERG CASE--P199 4
reports relating to Watergate, deputy
pr..s secretary Gerald ·L. Warren Hid
he felt comment was merited GD a
Newsweek magazine nport.
It said that ousted White Houoe -i
iohn W. Dean liI wu prepared to testify
Nixon personally ""'81"•1alated him Jut
September for covering up
Administration involvement Jn th •
Watergate lncldenl
Time magazine also carried a slljhtly
different account saying basically the
same tblng.
Warren's dental also encompassed a
report that Nixon agreed to grant ex-
ecutive clemency to convicted Watergate
conspirator E. Howard Hunt.
Said Warren:
"Any suggestloa I h a t tbe l'relideol
was aware of tbe Watergat.e operatioo 11
untrue. Any suggestion· that tbe Presi-
dent portidpated In any cover-up ,.,.
Uvitles Is untrue. Any suggestion that tbe
Prelldent ever authorized the offerlntl of
clemency to -. In Ibis .... " .... faJJe."
. in -115 quetllloM, Warren aakl Iba atateinent .,... · luued with Nixon'•
knowledge and aPll"'val.
Asked If the reference to "Watergate
opera)ions" extended to' 1972 campojln
espionage aod sabotage. Warren said, "It
extends to all tbe matten that are now
under discussion."
Warren said the White House, except In
(See DENW., Pip I)
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5 M"""1, 11., 7, 1973
.Richardson Yows Special Prosecutor
WASHINGTON (Al') -Elllot L.
·~prom!~ todq be will name
,a _.i, ~ ..-u14t to-·~'W•teraate ln ... ll&•Uoo and Jald be
• will lilt tbe Senate to express its con-
_IA the man.
, IUdwdsoo ~Id he'll make the •P.
~ """' be ii conllnmd u ·~ ' IOIJ!V -al. He said be bu not 1"t
-the right man to hud the probe.
Acbow1edglng worTie.s over bow the
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Wateraate invertlgatlon would b •
~ 1UchardsoD. aald, "After much
car'iful thought aboUt -best to ....
spead to thele c:oocmis, I have decided
that I will, if conflrmed, appoint a
'RIDICULOUS'--Marth a
Mitchell's suggestion that Pres-
ident Nixon sbould resign be-
cause of the \Vatergate scandal
has been labeled 'ridiculous'
by her husband, former Attor-
ney General John Mitchell .
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" ··'.DENIAL ••.
this instance, would follow a practice of
not commenting on Individual news
reports because of a "desire to make
"'.'sure that Whtte House comment or an in-
advertent statement in the White House
briefing room will not prejudice the pros-
ecution or infringe on ihe rights of in-
.. _.; nocenl individuals."
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'11lat is oor position and will remain
1 our po11ition. ''
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f RIOTS ...
~ Saturday night involved only Amefican s.
"This is the first time in history that
we have had a disturbance like this in-
volving Americans." he said.
"We had too many people drunk in one ~ place, trying to hurt themselves," he ad-
f ded . f. As ror property damage at the popular
C: Baja California resort, most . of it
.,. amounted to cracked storefront windows f. and other tnlnor cases.
•• And most of the participants were f released after paying fines of up to $24 at t the local hoosegow.
:.: Those who couldn't pay their fines t. woold stay in jail, said the police official. t And in Ensenada, a $12 fine is the
( same as a week behind bars.
~ ~ Publication Resun1es
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1 ST. LOUIS (AP) -Tbe 49 members or
) Local 4 of the International Brotherhood
"I, of Electrical Workers were returning to
I, work today following a weekend strike
~ against the Pulitzer Publishing Co. It
I. stopped the publication of the St . Louis
~ Post-Dispatch Saturday and Sunday.
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DAILY PILOT
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Thtfl'l tl kttTil ·-Titol!la, A. M•rplriln• ~ ..... ltw
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special · prwecutor •nd live all the ln-
deptndenco, authority Ind stall 111pport
needed to C8ITY GUI tam entrusled to
hlm."
With emphasis, Richardson 1ald the
special prosecutor would report only 14
him aa attorney general. Thil lemlOd to
Imply lhat Pmldent Nixon 'llOllld fia ..
no dirtct hand In the investigation.
Richardson, curr<nlly lbe secretary ol
Defense, was chosen by N~ last Mon·
day to become the new attorney general
and take penonal respooa!blllly !or the
Watergate Investigation.
Th~ have been calls in the Senate !or
More Demands
.......,. ol the caliber ol a U.S. Supmne
Court juotlce, with no U.. to the Nlmn
ld!nlntstraUon, to penonally lnveotlpte
the Watergate scandal.
"I have taken Into account lhe ract
that, because I have held office in this
AdmlnlJtrattoa 1rO!D Ila Iieglnnlng, my
objectivity may be que1tioned 1 '1
Rlcbardsoo told a Pentagm news ccn-
rerence.
Richardson appean before t b e1
Judiciary c.mmttt.e on hll oominattoa
u attorney general W-y. Because
be bu yet 14 be coollrmed by the Senate
!or tbal job, -declined to
Guerrillas Re11:ege
On Ransom Deal
GUADALAJARA, Mexioo (UPI) -The
guerrilla kidnapers or U.S. Consul
General Terrence G. Leonhardy went
back today on their promise to celease
him once 30 political priaooers "'·ere
Down to Cuba, and were reported to be
making new demands, possibly involving
a cash ransom.
There has been no word since Sunday
when Leonhardy sent word in a letter
that he was in "good health" and being
treated ,.,ell.
But as time passed, with no release,
there were fean for his safety and
government sources said still another
factor might be involved -the kidnape(S
might be "too alra!d" to release him im-
mediately.
Tbey painted to a local news story in
which police Chief Jesus Ahwna4
Mercado was quoted as saying the kid·
napers may already have been identified
and that local auth:>rities were ready to ·
move agaimt them as soon as the
American diplomat is (reed.
There has been total official silence,
however. on the case since Jalisco State
answer questions after reading a thrtt-
page statement.
A lllllDlleT ol n&me8 have been men-
tiooed as likely cholcea, !or prosecution.
One is Lawrence E. Walsh, a deputy
attorney general Wider President Dwight
D. Eisenhower. He js a former U.S.
Dlst.rict Court judge and a member of a
New York law firm.
Another Is Judge Irving R. Kaufman,
in line to become chlel judge ol the U.S.
Court ol Appeal! !or tbe 2nd Cireuit.
Kaufman ii the Judge wbo in the early
li50B senteooed Julius and Et be l
RoRoberg, two cmvicted alom spies, to
death.
On Display •"".
Ano1ber b Judie J. Edward Unnbard
Jr., 500CI to retire a.s cbJef judge ot the
U.S. Appeals Court :Ind Clrcuil.
otben mentlooed are Herl>ert J. Stern,
U.S. attorney for New Jersey and
William T. Coleman, a lawyer n
Pblladelphla.
Ricba.rdsoo, in an apparent reference
to Allt. Atty. Geo. Henry E. Petersen,
said hiJ dedllaa lo name I apectal .pl'OI"
ecutor -not -Cll the Juatice Deportment, the FBI or 1ny Unlted
Slates a1_,-. Petenm baa heal <fire<>.
ting the Watergate ln>Mlgalloo from
within the JU&lke Deportment.
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Occidental Gets
$19.5 Million
Exchange Profit
Gov. Alberto Orozco Rom~ ind,icated Self lied 203 Sunday night that new demands were ·prope · mm gun-s rolled past the review stand at lsrael's
WAS!DNGTON (AP) -The U.S.
being put" forth by the guerrillas. The . __ i:;_· t_h_I_n_d_epo.e_n_d_e_nc.ce_m_ili_._ta_ry'-'p_a_ra_d_e_t_o_d...:ay'-in_J_e_ru--'sal--'e-m_. -------
governor later retracted the statement,
Supreme Court today ruled that tbe Cl<·
cidental Petroleum Company can keep
some $19.5 million in profits that were
realized from the 1967 stock exchange
deal involving a Kem County land com·
pany in Bakersfield.
In a 6-3 decision, I.he court ruled that
Occi.dental's transactions were not based
on "insider" information.
A group of Kem shareholders, in bring·
ing suit against the Los Angeles based
firm, cited federal law which requires
corporate insiders to tum over to the
fi rm's· shareholders profit.!I realized on
sales of securities they held for less than
six months.
The rule applies to 10 percent or more
of outstanding stock.
"We think it totally unrealistic to
asswne or infer from the facts before us
that Occidental either had or was likely
to have access to Inside infonnation
... ," the majority said.
saying he onJy knew of "rumors" of new
demands.
But there was heightened speculation
that a big cash ramom payment may
now be a factor.
Leonbardy, married .... 'ith t w 0
daughters aged 6 and 3, was seized Fri·
day night at gunpoint by three guerrillas
who stopped bis car near his home in the
fashionable suburl> of. Providencia.
The only official statement on the case
came from a U.S. cou.sular spokesman
who described t h e situation u "very
delicate.''
The demands -the y we~ not
disclosed -came botlts after' Mexico
agreed to lree tbe 30 prisoners and flew
them to Cuba.
Earlier, ofHclals said the guerrillas
sent three notes, to a Peruvian envoy,
Mexican official and the U . S .
Coosulate. 'Ibo. one aent to tbe Mexican
ofllctal apparenUy oontained the new
demands.
Cost-benefit Analuns
County P1anners to Study
Proposal for Open Space
By JACK BROBACK
Of tllt DtllY ..... , .,.,,
The cost·benefit analysis for open
space in Orange County wUl be discussed
by the county planning commission in a
public bearing Tuesday.
The session is scheduled at 1:30 p.m. in
the Engineering Building, 400 CMc
Center Drive, 8anta Ana. The com·
mission will make a recommendation to
Jhe Board of Supervisors on the pro-
posals, an ordinance package and the
financing plan.
Preservation or open space in Orange
County wiU .cost $941 million in the next
47 years hut the re would be $1.54 bUlion
in public benefits, a consultant report
states.
The report, by Williarru;..Kuebelbeck
and Associates of Newport Beac h, cost
the county $1..25,000 and gave them a
plan. By law an open space element must
be integrated into the county's general
plan by June 30.
The 235--page report states that the In.
come to lhe county wiJl be In the fonn of
users' beneUts and money from leases on
open space land for agriculture, recrea·
lion and other compatible uses.
Tile plan includes four large green...
belts, a network of parks and trails in
northwest Orange County, other regional
parks outside greenbelt areas and scenic
highways and trails.
Methods of financing the proposed pro-
gram wiU be contained in the l1naJ. draft
of the study, expected May 25.
In addition to the open space program
the consultant urges that the county's 26
cities increase their local park spaCe t0·a
ratio or 3 acm per t,000 residents. They
stated that the current ratio of an clllet
a""rages U acres.
Costs would run to $246 million to ao-
quire . land and develop and maintain
open space in the urbanlzed northwestern
part ol the county, II ls eatimaled.
()pen •Pl<" greenbella proposed In-
clude:
-Upper Santiago. 31 pen:.nt of a
10,600-acre aru under study would be
maintained for open space alld recm-
Uon.
-Aliao Creek. JO percen\ ol 7,700 acre&
would be oet aside In this aru which II
already under development.
-1.quna Foolhllll. II percent ol 4, 700
acres, constderably ,.,. lhan jbe Lacuna
GreenbelL Plan.
-Chino Hill! with the area creeping in·
to Riverside and San Bernardino coun..
ties. IO pen:.nt ol 19,000 acres.
Wllliams-Kuebelbeck said that develop.
ment ol I9 proposed regional parks would
cost $483 million and bring public
benefits or l520 million.
Proposed • hilting and riding trails
outside of, but connecting, greenbelts
would coot $8.9 million but generate $11
million in benefits, the report said.
The study does not include the county's
~ta ~ ~iver.sant!ago Creek geenbell
which 1s being studied by another firm .
The consultant said users' benefits
were based on either an entrance fee
system or by what It would cost
homeowners to develop open space-
recreation facilities on their property if
parks were not available.
The firm estimates that tbe average
homeowner in the county would pay II31
annually for the proposed county open
space pl.an and the city parks enlarge.
ment should population continue to grow
as currently experienced.
If the Planning Department's proposed
modilled growth policy ls adopted tbe
cost would Increase to $t56 a year per
household.
Kin I nvit.ed
To N. Vietnam
SA,IGON (UPI) -Some relatives
of U.S. aervicemen who died in
prisons er wben their planes crash-
ed will be IAvlted to North Vlelnam
to walCh tbe recovery of bodies, a
North Vie-olllclal said to-clfy.
Maj. Phil Blnh, a North Vlei·
nameae officer with the lour·party •
Joint Mllltary Team, said the first
group ol American and Vietnamese
officers would leave ror North Viet~
nam "Jn the next lew days" to
begin the recovery.
Informed IOW'Cel Jn Saigon said
the U.S. aovernment baa no olllcial
PolloY oo IUCb vtstlL 'Ibey aald lfuliqlm 'llOllld probably neither enoourpe D 0 r dJ-.rap tucb
vlllls.
'Gypsy-style' Vegetable
Sales May Win Approval
Gypsy-style ,fruit a n d vegetable veir
dors may once again be allowed to sell
their produce in Himtington Beach -at
· least. temporarily.
City Administrator David Rowlands
has suggested a chan ge in the city law
which would allow the sale of fresh pro·
duce from stands or trucks next to a plot
ol at least 10 acres ol fanr. land.
The current law says produce can only
be 90ld by a farmer on his. awn land, and
he can sell only produce grown on that
land.
The City Council will review Rowlands'
suggest.ed change during its 7 o'clock
session tonight.
Rowlands said the proposed change
would not specify where the produce sold
must be grown. Nor will it require that
the seller be on bis own land.
The only restriction ii thal·tbe stand or ·
truck must be next tO ar lea.st a·to.aCre
parcel of bonafide farm Jand. '.
Rowlands said the cMnge -.is-olily tern·
· porary, while the city deveioPS a new
ordinance to create a 11farmer's market''
area for the selling of fresh produce.
The council had demanded strict code
enforcement a few months ago to dri ve
out all of the fruit trucks which wander
around the ci ty and •also close most of
the seasonal frnit stands.
Mesa Oerk Hit,
Robbed of $90
Costa Mesa liquor store clerk Douglas
0 . Noonen was treated f!f a lump on the
bead Sunday night after a robber clouted
him with a wine bottle and escaped with
$90.
Police said the 21·year~ld Noonen was
released arter trealment at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital. The robber and his
partner, aged apJ>l")xlmlltely 30, and 40,
are still at large.
The two mea entered Bob and Pat's Li~
uor, 2200 Newport Blvd. around 10:50
p.rn. and .pretended. to boy some wine .
Then one of them walloped Noonen on
the noggin, according to investigators.
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a.me.nor Daniel G. Aldrich when •an
den Noort wu In Sacramento recently
appearing before an MSembly Ways and
~feans subcommittee.
Both commlU-are chaired by~-'
blyUwi Willie e.own.· Ir. · (i).Son
Franeilco). 1bey oontrol lilt !•te ol tbe '33 mlllioll ol .!ate. health ..,,..... bonds
allocated !or UCf.C.lifuntla Coller• ol
llledli:ine. .
Dr. Aldrich said April lJ6 up to fl
mUUoo or the total bond rund> might be
~ IDWard • m mn0oo hnprovemem
Jl"llJ'8ll'I to brine OCllC up to s:tandlrds
necessary to -It Ill adecjulite teaching laclllly. Prwmiy, OCMC
serves moil ol tho 14 nwllcol studeots
entered each JW Into UC1'1 ....,....
school program. UC! hopes to increase
each class to Iii; students wben Its lirst
permanent fac ilities are built. '
Aldrich's lower estimate of the cost of
upgrading OC~1C, van den Noort said.
was based on figures prepared by
university olricials and deal only with the
cost of improving the teaching ·aspects of Jbe hospital.
Both estimates envision reducing the
number of beds at OCMC since "most of.
the overbedding in Orange County ap.
pears to be concentrated in the areas ad. jacent to OCMC."
Among hospilals Jn tbe area are: Palm
Harbor General; Riverview· Doctor's
Hoopilal, Santa Ana : Childre~'s Hoopital
Orange County, St. Joseph's, East
Anaheim General, Broadway General
Santa Ana Surgical Center, Santa An~
Community, Chapman General, Tustin
Community and •Bristol hospitals.
Proposed is a Kai.ser·Permanente
facility and Fountain Valley Communit y
also serves a population nearer to OCMC
than to UCI, van den Noort observed.
In _all there are 12 hospitals sur·
roundmg OCMC, ·confirming van den
Noort's view that the ~ty facility, as
part of the total teachmg oo..pital needs
of UCI, might best serve lf it were 'to be
renovated and improved in those arMs
where central location near freeways
from all points of the county make
OCMC most .va l uable. The Jm.·
provements, van den Noort suggests,
would be intensive care units, outpatient
clinics and emergency services, "aU tm·
portant parts of medical education."
As for spending $18 million to ac-
complish this, van dfn Noort adds, "It
somehow seems a shame to &pend a lot
to make a hospital smaller.
"We can spend $7 million in a lump
sum ~ then peck away at improving
the place with amounts of $1 million a
year until the situation there stabilizes."
The $10 million figure may also reflect
the fiscal realities of county politics. To
date county supervisors have yet to react
in any way to the proposal by state of.
licial! that fl million ol UC bood money
might be spenL Improving the couoty
general hospital for which the board of
supervisors is respon,,lble. ·
Further, some me111s of assuring a
division of responsibility for the hospital
stands in the way or a final compromise.
A three-way joint powers agreement
establishing a separate non-profit cor·
poration seems to appeal to nooe of the
parties -the state, the UC regents or the
county. Each would lose elements of
fiscal control, van den Noort noted.
Presently the university provides
medical services and administration for
those services. The county picks up the
tab ror hospital administration and costs
such as payrolls for I100-medical person·
nel. laundry and food services.
Cory Friday made it clear be does not
stand with those county figures who feel
the university should pick up the burden
of these costs.
The university has made it clear it
l\-'Ould not allow a single medical school
campus to operate two teaching hospitals
-particularly when OCMC as one of
them runs up $8 million deficits each
year.
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Councilwoman SwHney
Johnny Carsori's
Mausoleum Gag
Stirs Protes,ts
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) -A Johnny
Carson joke about a 20-story mausoleum
was "more or less offensive to sensitive
persons," according to the builders or the
structure.
By JACK CIL\PPELL
Of -. o.11r Ntlit Ultt Whe~ . the phrue l.'.'hel lhe buyer
beware" suddenly has the personal im-
pact of 20/20 blndslgbt, the ~e Coon·
ty . Office of Consumer Affairs can
sometimes heli>.
But, for,resldents of Laguna Beach, the
Santa Aua'of!ice had a built in barrier,
t!lit ol ilislali<e and toll telephone calls, ~ Pb)lllis Sweeney, Laguna Beach
· coizhcil.an and coordinator or the
1.' ~ial 'resources environment.
... ''Very few people were really aware of
the service this office can provide," Mrs.
Sweeney said. .
Recently the council at Mrs. Sweeney's
Initiation· requested that the county send
an officer of the Consumer Affairs Office •
to Laguna to aid south coast citizens.
Laguna's actions follows that of La
Habra·, Westmihster and Garden Grove,
where offictaLS1.report great public ac·
ceptance of the" plan.
"We're not out there to .drum up com·
plaints. We get enough of those right
here,". Jim Shimanof{, director of the
Consumer Affairs O!ijce, said.
He'" said the local µrvlce , was offered
because it Jilted an obY)oas need.
·Many' people baVt,,. legitimate com-
plaints. They".' aon' drive ; pub 1 i c
transportaticin 1is sonfetimes a problem ·
and the labyrinth. of cfAmty civic offi.ces are confusing, lie-~· d ' · Shimano!! said )is'. lfi.ce attempts to
mediate di!~utes w ffiere is no cleer-
cUt Violation-of the 'law. It might arise
Crom iieteptiOn, or an 'honest misun·
derstanding, he said .
"The fact that you are a consumer
doesn't mean that the other guy is
always wrong, either," 'Shimanoff said.
His office also provtdes general in·
formation ~d referral services.
Mrs. Sweeoe,y said the orfice, if opened
in Laguna would fill a definite need lo the
community. "We are constantly getting
complainls ol that type from -le,"
she said .
The office would be manned with a
consumer affairs representative one day
a week. The city would provide only a
desk and a telepboiie.
"lt just seemed like a reaJ iy good idea,
and at no cost to us ," she said .
The plan must still receive the ap-
pnwal or the Orange Coun\y · Board of
Supervisors.
Tbe council received the following tx·
amples \of the lypes of things lhe
Con.sumer AUaii's Office bandies :
-"Mr. M. was lieing dunaed for
hospital expenses of·bJs decease:d'iather.
After the Consumer Affairs Office ad-
vl'sed him of the laws covering this, the
coUection agency canceled the charges.
-"Mr. ~G. was dissatisfied with the
repair work ·on his car and the final price
was much 'hlgher"" than o r 1 g i n a 11 y
estimated. He also claimed that som e
things were stolen from bis .car while it
was in the shop. !Jibe consume11o office
checked with the repair shop, ~vered
he bad been charged twice ~rtain
it_ems. An adjustment was m8*~ the bill. •.•
-"Mr. H. felt that a charge for a
telegram Sent from Laguna to Los
Angeles s~ removed from bis blll
as the telegram was delayed in arriving
at its destination. The charge was
removed after a call from the consumers
office."
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UJllll TtlH111r. THREE RELIGJOUS 'DEPRopRAMMERS' BOOKED IN NEW YORK ON CHARGES OF KIDNAPING
-From Left, Theoclol'9 Patrick, Robert DiQuattro, Jame DiQuattro 1t Police Station
Tee:n Charged in Cult
'Sacrifice' in Florida
· 3 Men Cl1arged
111 Church Sect
Kidnaping Case
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A Officers said that before he died, he NEW YORK (AP) -A.Califomii man
South carolina teenager, wearing an was flogged with chains and slashed with and two New Jersey brothers have been 1
• emblem identifying him as "His majesty, broken glass. charged with kidnaping after allegedly 1
the Devil," has been accused of of. Police said nine people arrested last ...., abducting a w<>man walking to a meeting ·
ficiating · as "high priest" at a human week were charged with first-degree of' an Upper West' S!de religious sect. .•
sacrifice by Satan worshipers, police murder in Cochran's death. TfteQdore "Ted''· P8trlck, 43. of San
said. Police S;aid Cochran was a -5\)ldent at .Diego, and..Rol;>erlDiQuattro, 30, of Clif·
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--in-a --fnll-page ad Sunday in the-
Nashville Tennessean, the -Woodland
Memorial Park and Funeral Home took
exception to the remarks the television
personality made on his "Tonight' Show"
on NBC April 19.
IDegal Aliens Entetjng
State-Expected to Double ·Daytona .Beach Police ~hief ~o~rt H. the Green Valley School in nearby ton, N.J., the estrang~ ~usba!¥i of the
Palmer -said ~unday-Dav1d Otis Hest~r.. Orange' City wttil pclice removOO----all ·tnanap-VICUm, wre . cliarge<l-onlhel;~r --"
17, of Greenville. S.C., was charged with students from the school last.February. return Sunday night from Bristol Pa
"Surely all of us would agree that
death is all but a laughing matter," the
ad1said. ''However, as you poked fun
here and there -and created a bizarre
situation for the 'night elevator operator'
-the monologue was not without serious
and thoughtful observ~tion5."
Carson Was quoted as asking, "What
w.ouid .you do iC you were an .elfrvator
qpera{9r sj.tti?g on ',the .. 16th Ooor_ one
night aboul ~ a.11>.:18nf1 ~Olll'lboclY t,apped you on the sboulder arid.said 'dow0r 1 "
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PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI ) -The two
youngest of the Anderson quintuplets
were reported in "stable" condition Sun-
day following recovery from a condition
that caused them to stop breathing brief-
Jy. 'Mle babies, Diane and Scott, sulfered
from arnea, which doctors describe as
immaturity of the nervous system and
lungs that sometimes afflicts premature
babies.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The number of
Mexican aliens pouring into Southern
California illegally is expected to double
-in 1973, straining an outdated and
overstrained system of stopping them ,
say U.S. officials.
U.S. Atty. Harry D. Steward said in an
interview Friday {be United States i!J still
using "a picket fence" approach to the
problem.
The U.S. Imm i.a: ration and
. NaturaliZation. Service, ·,is floupdering
.ljllder the /Joa4,,said Sleward. But ,bo ad·
ded: "I anticipate we'll be mounting
some ,!AQ.d of.i0ffwive.-in certain.areas,
probably in the. next 3:0 ~ 45 days."
Although he declined comment oo
reports that' a Justice Department in·
vestigation known unofficially as "Opera·
tion Clean S\feep" might produce in-
dictments against immigration officers,
Steward said:
"I anticipate we'll probably be having
grand jury bearings in the not-to<><iistant
future aimed at commercial smuggling
and transporting offenders and whether
there are any tie-iM between the com-
mercial smugglers and larger employers
of illegal aliens."
• Richard Batchelor, deputy chief of the
' tit
. kV-SrillfJ Moments
first-degree murder-in the torture death · . -f' . . . ' • f Rb "M.k ,, C bran 17 of Fresno The state has 1led suit to close the BrtStol pohce located the woman . ~ .1 ~ 1 e oc ' ' school , charging that sfudents were sub-Esther DiQuattro, 31, at the home of in-•
Chula Vi sta section of tl')e U.S. Border PP~lm~r said 11cster \Vas identified "as jected to cruel P':'"ishments and. en· laws. \
Patrol, said the number of aliens seized the priest, practicing and leading others couraged to engage 1n sexual activities. It was the·Jatest 1.n a se ries of alleg~
in Southern California alone has jumped in witchcraft and Satanism. When ar· attempts by Patrick to remove 1n-
from 4,377 in 1963 to more than 94,000 rested, he had an emblem identifying dividuals from religious sects regarded
last year. him as 'His majesty, the Devil.' He also Two Pedestrians as dangerous by their families. In this
1be number is expected to double this had the tattoo of a cro~ drawn upside case, Mrs. DiQuattro's husband said the
year, be said , and "we're completely down on tbe back of his left hand." sect "innuenced my wife against her
flooded -all we're doing is transporting Arrested with Hester was John William l(il} d b A l will ."
and warehousing bodies." Gasper, 35, or Daytona Beach, who was e y ti OS Ptltrick who claims to be able to
The illegal aliens who seek a better life charged with being an accessory after • "deprogr~m" members of s e c t
in America are often uneducated and ii-the, fact. A.ester and ~asper also w_ere T~·o JJ?e11 were killed in Santa Ana Sun· teachings , was . held in.. $5,000, bail. A,
literate. Except fOr about 10 _Percent or .cha~ged . with possession. of parcot1cs, . day, one by a hit and run dri\cer . ro~er community ,relalioD1 ..consultant,
those caught and prosecuted for cri?ninal police said. Police said Pascual A. Sanchez, Sll, of he served at one Ume as an aJdf! to Gov
offenses, Batchelor said, the bulk J'.l'lust • ~r¥1'5:· mutllat~ ~Y was found .~06 .. fi. ~R\U'geon St: w~ fatally Jn1·ured Ronald Reagfn of California. .
be pushed back across 'the Hbrl:ler *ithin afcing ~-~lr:r:oad. e body· was-bowtd•· by a hit and run driver of a pickup ruck · .... ' '
24 hours. with rope5 and the skull had been crush· at 4th and Garfield streets early Sunday.
He said in an m· terview: "It's a matter ed by a blow from a club, he Cochran, whose parents sent him to a Witnesses said Sane z was in a mark-
of money. We have to get rid of them so school for problem youngsters near ed crosswalk when struck by the truck. Pinups Not Forgotten
we don't have to reed them and bed them OUR RIDGE E 1 d (UPI) down." Daytona Beach last year, was lashed to a Sunday night Jesus Barjas-Estrella, 4-0. ST B , ng an -
makeshift altar in. the basement of a run-a transient was killed In the 1100 block of Thieves raided a gymnasi um over the
A voluntary program started several down rooming house the transient West 1st Street when he reportedly weekend and stole body-building equip-
years ago calls for an attempt to residents had nicknamed "roach haven," stum bled off the curb into the path of a ment -and, police said , five photos of
persuade the Me1icans to buy their own police said." car. The driver was not cited. shapely girls.
bus or plane tickets back home. Ninety I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;j percent of those in his area do not, said 11
Batchelor, and are taken to a border
crossing in Tijuana and released. A few
of those promptly slip back across, he
said .
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race SUlldA;f in M 1Alld¥tial.-, Fl" Not only did his cra!I omasb lnto l!llllber boal-.,it was an official
chackpoin~ to boo!. Steering trouble was blllned.
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Top Marine Lfuked to CIA Break-in
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Get a Horse-
Or a Bicycle
Wig:EIJNG AROUND: !!<ports that
ga30line may start going for 3! much as
one bUck a gallon are disquieting. They
used to boolleg the stuff during the Great
War for as much as four bits per gal and
I thought that was highway robbery.
AU this talk about how much motor
fue l is going to cost has to make you
nervous . Here all these years I've been
driving around in rolling catastrophes
or, as In recent times, in a four-~heeled
• peanut.
All this time I'm looking forward to
that great day in the future where af.
fluence shall creep in upon my driving
habits.
Indeed, I dream of that great machine
I shall own. A hood half a city block long.
Power everything, including th e
ashtrays. Rubber pedal pads that ac-
tually Stay OD the pedals. Winaows that
roll up and down at the touch of a button
without coming off the tracks and falling
down into the depths of the door. You,
know, real luxury. .
. NOW IT MAY be all those dreams are
shattered. The gasoline people are l'Wl·
ning out of gas, or so· they.-say. Tomor ...
1---J'C»I ~you_may .be_ablLia_buy_a Bloat-
mobile V-12 for peanuts. It. may be an en-
dangered species. Nobody will want the
gas.gulpers because there won't be any
gas to gulp.
Or, just as bad. pet~oleum prices will
be clear out or sight. All of us may be
looking for another way to get from here
to there.
Motorcycles may come on very large
in the years ahead if gasoline goes to 98
cents £or regular and .fl.05 for the stuff
that actually burns. I don't know how I'll
etplain this to my aching back and aging
. kidneys.
NEXT, OF COURSE, you can return to
pedal-power. The bicycle may come
back even stronger than ever. Bicycling
has made a good try at it in recent
years. .
Why, only this last week, Daughter's
junior high school bicycling club, some 50
strong, took off on & little jaunt
downcoast to San Diego.
That seems about the equivalent of
driving a motor car from here to
Chicago.
You should have seen the instruction
list the teachers put out for that bike
trip. Two pages Jong. One of the Jast en·
tries noted. "We shall alsO seek Divine
assistance." A good thing, too. Most of
the kids made the trip on their bikes. But
a few, like Daughter, also traveled some
distance on their noses, knees and shins.
THE OBJECT OF the trip, according
to the advance notice, was to prove that
the bicycle is "a viable means or
transportation."
Well , if those gasoline prices do what
everybody fears they may, the bicycle
could end up more than a viable means
of transportation. It will end up the only
means, that's what.
Maybe the Stanley Steamer will make
a comeback. Or perhaps the electric
car. Who knows?
IN THE FINAL analysis, maybe I 'II
get that luxury machine I've always
dreamed of. I'll be able to pick up a
Bloatmobile V • 12 fo r only $12.5 on a used
ca r lot.
Of course, I 'II never be able to afford
the gallon of gas to drive it around the
block.
But then, just think, I can always go
out on the street and sit in it.
And play with all the shiny knobs on
the dashboard.
NEW YORK (AP) -SOUrces say that
while Marine Col']>I Commani!anl Robert
E. Qtotunall Jr. -~ ~ 4e1'uty director of the Central lntelltgeoce Agen-
cy he gave the g ... head for CIA
asststance In fbe burglary of the office of
Daniel EU.berg's former psychiatrist, tl"! New York Times said today.
En.berg Is a defendant In the Pentagon
papers trial.
THE TIMES, ~uotlng '°"""" cl ... to
the Watergate case, said Gen. Qlshman
authorized the use of CIA material and te...rch for the burglary at the request
SUfJ.flff -Strolf.-
of fomw PreslclenUal usistalit Jobn D.
Ehrllchman.
CUshman, -left the CIA In 11171, reportedly accepted fiill reajiOnsiblllty for
the de<tsion to tel the CIA assist in
preparatioos for the break-In, the Times
said.
In grand jury testimony last Wednes-
day, E. Howard HUill Jr. told of using
di!guises, fake identification pape·rs and
a "safehouse" in Washington provided by
the CIA in advance of the burglary.
WATERGATE OONSPIRATORS G.
Gordon Uddy and Hunt were Identified
UP) Ttftpllolo
A Denver, Colo. pedestrian makes his way past a stalled station wag-
op during flooding in the city. A spring storm dropped four inches
of rain on Denver and,_ 20 inches of snow in the mountain foothills
.Sunday.
Israel Salutes No. 25
With Display of Might
JERUSALEM (AP) -More than 400
warplanes roared across the land or the
Bible today as Israel celebrated its 25th
anniversary with prayers and a three·
hour display of the mightiest array of
military hardware ever seen at one time
in the Middle East.
Some 300,000 cheering spectators jam·
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med the decorated streets of Arab and
JewiSh JeruSalem for the parade. But the
birthday was more fe stive than warlike
despite the biggest armed display in the
Middle East since the 1967 \Var.
Troops and police guarded the parade
route against guerrilla sabotage and
reiierve troops were mobilized for securi-
ty. But there were no dimlptions.
e Nixon Meeting
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -Gen.
Alexander M. Haig Ji-. flew unannounced
to the Florida White House for a meeting
totiay with President Nixon on future
operations of a revamped White House
staff.
Deputy press secretary Gerald L. War-
ren said Haig, named Friday by Nixon to
be his new slaff coordinator following the
resignation or H, R. Haldeman, came
here Sunday afternoon.
e Volcano Action
VOLCANO, Hawaii (UPI) -Kilauea
volcano smoldered and sputtered today
after a spectacular eruption sent foun-
tains of fire soaring 100 feet in the air,
ripped open a giant fissure and touched
off forest fires.
The unexpected eruption. Saturday on
the island of Hawaii, amidst hundreds of
earthquakes, occurred just 10 days after
a devastating earthquake shook the state.
causing severe damage to the town of
Hilo just 30 miles from Kilauea.
e McGovern Story
NEW YORK (UPI) -Sen. George
McGovern "never liked" his onetime
rwming mate, Sen. Thomas Eagleton,
and was so dejected after losing last
year's presidential election he considered
moving to England, according to an arti·
clc in Sunday's New York Times
Magazine.
McGovern said the article, by Joe
McGinnis, author of the best.selling '.'The
Selling of the President," was a
"disreputable and shoddy piece of
journalism . . . full of inaccurate and
fabricated quotations.''
e Moscow Talks
MOSCOW (AP) -U.S. presidential ad-
viser Henry iKssinger and Soviet officials
were sCbeduled to resume talks today in
a guarded government compound outside
Moscow, U.S. sources said.
They gave no time.table on the new
round of talks nor did they say who
would participate on the Soviet side.
eshipDamoge
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) -A Greek
ship crushed its bow Sunday when it col~
'tided with a bridge pier, then damaged
an underground telephone cable when it
dropped anchor in the Willamette River.
The MHhalios Xilas was moving with the
help of two tugboats from drydock to
Zidell Explorations when it hit the
Burnside bridge. It was en route to pick
u'p a load of. scrap. G
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recently 1n a government _memorandum
as the )llen who broke lntQ. the olfice of
Ellsberg's former ~chiatrist after
oubllca!lon of the Pentajon"Papers. · ·
-Ae<:ording to the Tim .. acccunt, Hunt
went 10 his superior In tile burglary plot,
Emil Krogh Jr., v.1io In tum went to
EbrUchman after it was learned that
higher authority was needed before the
CIA would furnish assistance.
"Ebrlichman makes a telephone call to
Cushman, and says, "Hey, these guys
need some chores done. Won't you take
care or it?' Cushman says, 'O.K., I'll do
it,' " a Times' source said.
...
"There was abeolutely nothing In
writing,'.'. the IOll1te. cGlllbtutd.
''There ,.., only on• call, just a utile
lean-on call by Ebrlidunan. Ancl then
Hunt and Liddy began asking for
safebouses and all the rest."
A SAFEHOUSE HAS been ckscribed u
an area where per90llS plannJng clan-
destine actions con meet without, fur of
interruption or being over h e·a rd .
Safebouse phones are equipped with a
scramble system. /
Ships Squeak By
Reds to Capital
PHNOM PENH (UPI) - A supply con-
voy of 10 ships made it safely to Phnom
Penh today despite .)ntense Communist
fire along ·the riverbanks, but one ship
went Q.P in flames when it was hit and
ran ~ound. A big road convoy also
made it into Phnom Penh from the south
coast.
Cambodian navy river patrol boats to-
day picked up 22 crewmen from a fuel
tanker which a witness said "went up
like flame from a lighter" when enemy
gunners fired oo an 11-sbip convoy bring·
ing supplies to the capital.
went up in flame from a lighter. I bad to
pull over to the left bank under heavy
fire to get by her."
The Filipino mariner said there was a
"patch of the river ablaze" around the
Vira I but none of the 17 crewmen
aboard his ship was hurt. But some said
they doubted they would make another
supply · run up the river despite
paychecks 10 times their nonnal salaries.
A road convoy of 202 true~ and
trailers carrying American rice and f»
ment arrived in Phnom Penh today from
the deepwater port of KOmpong Som
(formerly Sihanoukville) and drivers
reported the 134-niile trip up Highway 4
was made without incident.
THE CAPTAIN OF the ship, the Vira I,'
was reported missing. The vessel was
grounded and afire at last report near
Dey Doz, 25 miles southeast of Phnom AN AMERICAN OVlO Bronco armed
Penh. It w~s carrying 475,000 gallons of reconnaissance plane late. today
aviation fuel, stllppers said. developed engine trouble while spotting
Ten vessels reached Phnom Penh port targets northwest or Phnom Penh but
safely and were to make a return trip to made a safe landing at the. capital's
South Vtetnam-Tuesday·moming. · · -Pochfntong airport; -The twin-engine
Crewmen said the AA.VY boats ,escorting aircraft carries a one.man crew.
the convoy late Sunday night were not ef· An Air Force A7 Corsair jet crashed
fective against Cambodian rebel units Friday night outside Pochentong while
because the gunners with B40 rockets, trying an emergency landing'. The pilot
propelled grenades. and machineguns parachuted safely but at least 12 persons
were firing from foxholes on the jungled .. on the ground were killed.
riverbank. A terrorist Sunday evening tossed a
"IT WAS n1E heaviest fire we have
taken in many trips," said Capt. R~olfo
Narjarilla, 36, s\OpPf! of the Philippine
tanker Khymer Trader. "We were
following the Vira I and she suddenly
hand grenade into a crowded market
place at Stung Meanchey, 31h miles
southwest of Phnom Penh, killing three
young girls and wounding at least 24
other persons. The terrorist escaped in
the confusion which followed the blast -
.Indians Turn Over List
Of Arms as Siege Ends
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -The
first phase of a disarmament agreement
between the government and militant In·
dians was complete today as negotiators
expressed optimism that the 69-<tay oc-
cupation of Wounded Knee will end this
week.
INDIAN LEADERS turned over on
Sunday night a list of weapons held by in-
surgents as well as the names of persons
in the village. It was the fir.&t step in the
disarmament agreement.
Marshals reported today there was
quite a bit of activity along the village
perimeter overnight with several persons
arrested trying to slip past federal
blockades.
Despite the oPtimism, spokesmen for
both sides traded warnings about future
takeovers and the way the government
would react.
Negotiators announced on Sunday the
signing of a disarmament pact that calls
for weapons to be surrendered and
nonresidents to leave the village at 6
a.m. PDT Wednesday.
111AT IS TO he followed by im-
plementation of an April 5 agreement
that calls for an investigation of civil
rights complaints and an audit or Oglala
Sioux tribal funds on the Pine Ridge
Reservation. The earlier pact was to
have ended the occupation of Wounded
Knee but never was put into effect
because of a dispute over laying down
anns.
UPI T•""''-
BREAK-IN GO-AHEAD?
Marine General Cushman
Doctor Kills
3 Children,
Then Self
DALLAS (UPI) - A doctor who was In
bad health fitaUy shot three . of his
children and ~ killed himsel{, police
reported today, The doctor's wife and a
fourth child were also shot but survived.
THE DOCTOR, Waldemar F. Henniger
Jr., 49, lived with 'his family in a swank
two-story house in northeast Dallas. His
wife Monica, 40, also a doctor, was shot
in the chest and three times in the back,
but managed to telephone for help at
10 :55 p.m. Sunday. -
Henniger was found in his underclothes
in the couple's master bedroom, a
chrome-plated magnwn pistol near his
body. He bad been shot in the head.
"We don't know why lhe did it, but
neighOOrs said he was in bad health and
had undergone open heart surgery," said
Detective J. Long. "He may have just
been down in the dumps.!' ~ • / ..
THE RENNIGERS were bot b
anesthesiologists who worked together in
an office nem-Baylor Hospital.
Mrs. Henniger was in critical condition
and her only surviving child, John, 7, was
in serious condition, but Long said both
were expected to recover. ~children killed were John's twin
brother Mark , Mary Frances, 9, and
Teresa, 6. They were all shot through the
chest.
Long said police lhad not been able to
talk to Mrs. Henniger yet.
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Disabwd Vet Sees 3-wgged 'D~ast
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Relleie• Borrell
Mrs. Judy Branham Is gripped
with hysteria as her rented
home burned in Batlle Oreek,
Mich. She kept yelling for 'the
baby.' A neighbor said Mrs.
Branham Jost her in!ant soo in
. another fire last year. She n>
lived the tragedy. No one was
hurt in Sunday's blaze.
' ENFIELD, Ill (UPI) -Henry
McDaniel sald he's seen It twice: a gray,
hairy, three-legged monster standing tall
like a human tieing with pink reDectlng
• eyes bulging from a huge head.
Tbe second time was Sunday morning,
alter his original report on the monster
brought newsmen, po 11 c e , an-
thropologists, experts on unidenllfied
flying objects and the just' plain eurious
,.. to the Wabash River Valley to ln-
ta.ttgate.
• McDanJe1, a disabled war veteran, said
Ibey found _ footprints covering the
woodland areoo. around his home. The
tracks were three to five 1ncbes across
with six toes and litUe hoot marks, be
·said. r ,
Ed Plilllips, a pet shop owner from
.Kokomo, Ind., wl>o C8IDe to look around,
verified McDaniel's ·c1eacr1pu"' of the track.B. -.. ' .
"lt couldn't be a boa•."' Pblll!JJI said. .
Tbe tracks wore hidden lllder clen!e
bush as well ., In 'the opeO, he sald-
Plaster ~ were mode.
I McDaiilel Pld tile Ont tln\e be saw the
monster wu about t130 the night o( AJllll
16. Illa family ~ a ~"'!JI&
at the ~ cfoo(,. and he 'ant to m.
vesUpte. ... ' ~
"When I first saw It, I lh\>ll&!it It Wu
an animal. I went b6ck· Inside the -
and got a gun and a Duhll&ht," he said.
"It was right about three feet from me. I
wasn't scared.
"Then 1 saw those pink eyes !blne at
me ltke a reflector on a car. It hail pink
eyes, a large beod and wu a kind of
dlrtyish gray colQI' •• -hairy ••. about four
1
or five feet tall. Standing right In front of
the door on three legs just like a. lwman
being."
McDaniel sald he shot at the IDQIJS!et
four times.
"I knew I hit it once, 11 he said.
The monster, he said, hissed, leaped 75
feet In three jumps and disappeared
down the railroad tracks near his home.
Sunday about 3 a.m the barking of his
dogs awakened McDaniel and he opened
his door and looked out. He said he saw
the same three--legged monster on the
railroad tracks 75 feet away.
"I wasn't scared," he said. "I'd like to
have It as a pet and charge admiaslon.
It's something that's there and we"Ye got
to aocepl It."
• 2 Marines 'Hebl · ' '
A~r Joyride
HONOLULU (AP) ~ M M8l'!lle eor,,. oerg-were belni bOld In the
brig ~r, ~I a four-o\lle predawn
joyride th""'lh town In a 34-ton truclt. '
·The 1mtn '•tole the big ampl)lbldils
personnel. carrier from a vehicle yard al
the' Kaneohe il!arine Cor1JI Air Sllllkln,
11C?'O$$ OahU Island from Honolulu, eallf
Sunday, a Marine Corpe spokesman aid.
They were ldenUDed as Sgt. 114F
Smith and Sgt. Max Grof.
The steel vehicle '°"'" out of pie
-·· main pte at 30 mllet pet boilr, eendlng guanls runnlnf for safety.
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Monday, May 7, 1973 D,t.ILY PILOT f
' Finch Denied Work
SF Bar
'To Stay
Spitz Takes ·Dive
. ~
Olympic Swimming Star Weds Former UCLA Model
KANSAS Cl'\'Y; Mo. (UPI)
-Dr. R. Boniard Finch, w'JO,
........ 11 yea .. ot • Ille prllllG
.sentooce for murdarlnc -It II
wife tn cawornla, was denied '
a license SUnday to prfdlce
medicine In 141""1rl.
Tho State Board o f
Registration !or the Healhit!
AN~ wted lo
deny finch'• re<\uest, aiylna It
would l>e a paradox "to pennlt
on iDdMclua! who haa brutally
munlmcl hll wile lo re-enter
tbe practice or mOcllc!ne, a
Proi.ulon wblcb II dedicated
lo the j>rolq1Uon or human life..,
11!e city )le!ore, Finch tole!'
the ~ . ''I'm not eolng to
try lo jusU!y what I have dOM
jo the put. ~ Is no way if
I lived \ the not 3,000 years
thal I CCulcl pay .for killing my
wile, It wu a terrible thing,
and I iiave paid heavily for lt,
and r expect lo pey !or It the
rest ol. my life.
"MEDICINE IS my whole,.
life. I want It to be the rest of
my ll!e. Society bas said that
as a convicted felon, I owe a
dei>t. I paid part ol II lnlido.
Now I'm ~ to pay lt
outalde."
But the board's decllion,
read over the telephone to
Fin ch at his El Dorado
Springs, Mo., home, said,
"Thege crimes I n d I c a t e
particular unsuitability for
your return to the practice or
medicine .''
Finch's only comment to the
board was "thank you." He
would not talk to reporters.
Finch, 55, moved to Missouri
in 1971 after being paroled
Crom a . life . .sentence at a
California prison. He and a
gil'llriend, were convicted of
munl..-!or the 195ll sbooUng or his wlfe Barbara.
FINCH SERVED 12 years in
a C81lfomia prison for the
murder of h1s wife before his
release In the fall of 1971. He
was convicted of the murder
along with his receptionist,
Carole Tregoff. Both were
2 Hurt, 13
Held in 5th
Of May Row
PASADENA (APl -Two
persons were wounded and 13
others arreotecl alter gunfire
erupted at a Cinco de Mayo
dance at Pasadena C i t y
College where a r r I v l n g
policemen were greeted with
rocks and bottles, officers say.
Police said they believe the
Incident early Sunday started
(..___B_RI_EF_S _)
with a confrontation between
two Mexican-American youth
gangs which had clashed a
week earlier, leaving three
persons wounded by gunfire.
At the P888dena dance,
police said they conft.cated
two loaded .22-callber
handguns and knives .and
metal rods . Four persons were
booked for investigaUon of
assault with intent to comlt
murder.
e Suspect Reid
OROVllLE (AP) - A
Maryland man bu been book·
ed !or Investigation of murder
In the slaying-rape ol a young
mother near a Chico state
UniversKy fraternity house
last week, the Butte County
Sherill's office reported Satur·
day.
Adon Rohrbaugh Mlller Ill,
23, of Riverdale, Md. was
hitchhiking when he was ar·
rested Friday in a traffic
check on state Jlighway 32
northeast ,of Chico, a
spokesman said.
e '.l'rlal Mo1'ed
SAN BERNARDINO (AP)
-The trial of Jerry James
Youngberg, accused of fatally
shooting two law enforcement
ofllcen and a gu station at·
tandant Mareh I, will be mDV·
ed from here to Ontario.
Thal decision Wll made
Friday by Qiunty Criminal
Court Judge EdW11rd P. Fot!i
alter YounRberl uked !or the
change lieca.r.. or th e
posslblllty ol pre Ju di c I a I
publicity.
e Cl11fl Elects
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The Sierra Club e I e c t e d
Laurence L. M 0 Is, I
w~. o.c. buclear
engineet, aa the conaervatioo
group'• nrst ~ornla
preolclent Seturdl.y.
A 1poteim111 for the 18-
year-old club cited the electioll
.. evidence ol the lnc:reulnl!ly
national cbarocler ol ihe
orpn•1at1on
Ul"I T-..Wtt
DENIED LICENSE
Dr. a....,.rd Finch
sentenced to llfe imprisonment
!or the 1959 murder.
Dellon Houtchens , Finch's
attorney and ·former chairman
or the Mluourl s t a t e
Ilemoa'atlc., Qmunitlee, said
the board's:decision would be
I
appealed. He said 'he b
prepared to take the case to
clgther the Cole or Cedar Coun·
ty Circuit Court l! John W.
Carter, slate administrative
hearing commlssioner, doe s
not reverse the b o a r d • s
decision.
''This ls Important l! you
believe io the idea o f
r<babilltatlng men and getting
them back Into IOCiety,"
Houtchens said, "This could
go all the way lo the U.S.
Supreme Court if it has to."
"EL DORADO Spring! WOll't
take this lying down," Harold
Fugate, president of t h e
town 's chamber of commerte
said . "We went to all the trou·
ble lo bring Bernard here and
we want to kee p b.lm as our
doctor."
He said the town now ha s
two full·timc osteopathic doc·
tors and one M.D., who is
hampered by heart trouble.
A longtime friend of Finch,
the Rev. Burton Pierce ot
Springfield, Mo., raid the ap-
peal will develop i n t o a
"landmark" case on the rights
of rehabilitated crlmlnals in
society.
Study Shows Mazdas
Too Often Go 'Boing'
T 0 pless' LOS ANGELES (AP) -The as I've been at other places.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ ...,. Mrt. Mark Spitz, former-Thi> time I knew what tho
II result would be," Spitz told Nightclub operarors In North ly · SUsan Welner, says she' newsmen.
Beach, where topless was born &Ive up a modelin& career and Al the couple prepared to
nine years ago. have vowed to concentrate "on being a leave for their honeymoon at
keep their dancers naked housewife" when the couple an undlaclosed location, Spitz
despite a crackdown by the returns from their honeymoon. said he'd continue to pursue
state. Spitz, who won 8 record his new business career when
"We are going to stay seven gold medals in swim-he returned. His wife said It
topless and bottomlm In San ming at the Im Olympics, would be enough "lo be Mrs.
Francisco unUI the legality ac-DWTled hla bride, • part-time Mark Spitz'' and she will not
tlvity becom es more model and student. Sunday at concel'ltrate on modeling .
determinative," said Melvin •plush Beverly Hilll hotel. Rabbi Isaiah z e Id I n
! h l b "1 y,•asn't as nervous today Belli , attorney or t e c u ----------. perfcirmed the reCorm Jewish
owners. ceremony six months alter
"What we're doing here is L; "eltses , Spitz saw Miss Weiner's pic-not in bad taste. \Ve don't "-" lure in a modeling portfolio
have ctlUple1 going through and called her ror a dnte.
the sex act on top of pianos f They were engaged Jan. 1. :lyk~ Ibey do In Orange Coun· Of ensive The ctremony was perform-
ed in a banquet room on a The State A 1 coho I i c SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) stage decorated with a Vic--
Beverage Control Department torlan garden "'ith sum· (ABC), armed with rulings -'I11e dlrector of the merhouse railings, hedges and
from the u .S. and California 1 a p a n e s e • A m erlcan hundreds of white and pink
SUpreme Courts, filed new Citizen.! League Is unhap-
charges Friday against slx py about Calllornia license rose•.
San Francisco topless bars elates carrying the letters Mn. Spllz wore a white
and four in so uthern !'Nip" or "Jap.11 molded empire bodice and an California . A·llne silhouette in appllqued
Peter T. sexton, chief depu· David U~o threat~ned English net. Spitz was attired lea:al action tf the state in 8 gray ~ess jacket, white ty director of the llquor con· does not withdraw plates shirt, gr.y· and black tie and
trol agency, said other topless sayln_g: "Nip," "Jap," gray pents with black stripes.
and bottomless places face "Japjag." "Japtln," Two of Spitz' form e r
similar charges, which could HJap 1~" and Jap 2." coaches, James • · D 0 c • •
resul• in revocation of their Motor Vehicles Director Counsllman and Sherm
liquor licenses. James C. Coiens said six Chavoor, and three former
THE U.S. Supreme Court of the plates were re-Olympic telmmates, Gary
ruled seve ral months ago that quested because they were Hall, John Kinsella and Mike
the ABC could enforce its the initials or name of the stramm, were among the 350
rules baMing b 0 t t 0 m I es s car owner, three were famil y members and friends
•
entertainers, sex acts and sought by owners o C in attendance.
l · d it Japanese cars am one Spitz "'8S asked how he pro-_ _ _ ___ _
CXJMPTON-UPI Officials at the 90,000 rotary engine top ess waitresses an penn • belonged to a Japanese posed. The bride replied for1.---------------------
OLYMPIC CHAMP SPITZ, BRIDE SUSAN WEINER
He'll Punue Busi ness Career, She'll Give Up Hers
owners have reported some ting topless dancers only \ eri him ·. Mazda Motors disP,Ute a report on ltages .8way from t h e m can.
that their rotary en g' I n e1•ki•'n;;;;d;;;;oliiiiien;igi;;ln;;ie;i;pr;;;;o;;;;bl;;;;emiiiiis.iiiii"'il customers:. ~~~~~~~~~iii!;,-;;;;"Y~e~ri>~a~ll~y~."iiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiii;;;;i
develops more major" prob-I• p;;,;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;= Ii ~=-than -couvent1onal en· • Jeri's flD!iSt
A survey research team T .;,._ a Co•""T Skppllf
headed by David Power said Ce.-ter. H•9tl1MJto• leoch • ' HUNTINGTON
. Fi.OR1$T
'• •
.. ·---· HOUIS •
Mon.•Sat. that one in five Mazda owners 962 0013
they contacted said that their l'iiiiii:iiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiii~iii cars went "bolng, boing ln·ii--
stead of hrnmm" after 30,000
miles. • VALLEY
OF FLOWERS
CALL
• BEACH
If LOWER
MARKET ullis}irs ·~~·~·
Power, whose study focused
on 600 cars bought In the
United States before October.
1971, said the findings "signal
a need for a longer look at the
consumer acceptability or the
Mazda powerplant under U.S .
driving condltions."
968-2535
17179 "I " 1,....imt Strfft ........ v.u.,
•
SEAL BEACH
. F~O~l§T ' ms FIRM said Suhday that 201 11o1t1 s.._ ·
after the same amount of s..1 .._..
mileage that five or ten per-213-431-2571 cent of conventional engines l';;~~iiiiiiii~ will show power plant .prob-Ii
lems, hall the Mazda rate. OWER C. R. Brown, general BROADWAY FL
manager of Mazda Motors of SHOP, INC.
CALL America, said the frequency • 546-8284 of problems in the new rotary
engine is far lower than the 2750 Heritor lhd.
Power survey shows. C-to .....
Brown said about 90,000
Mauias have been bought
since they were introduced to
the United States in 1970, and
that only 190 of the owners
surveyed had more than 30,000
miles on their cars -and 40
reported engine problems.
LAGUNA HILLS
G (~~'?L~~!! ao .. SUITE II
(Nl!!XT TO RALPH'S)
Power's conclusion is "a
pretty grandiose statement
based on just 40 cars," the
Mazda official said.
THE RESEARCH team, J .
586•5800
JDWEL WELTY
•
FLORIST
CALL
673-8270
JJJ7 I . Co•t Hwy,
C•roftCI del Mar D. Power and Associates, said
tbe most frequent problem
was failure of "O" rings, a l~iiiiiiii~iiii~;:;;iiii~~I type of seal which, among li
other things, prevents water
from escaplng the Mazda cool·
lng system. They cost $250 to • DE MURL
FLORIST
replace.
Mazda 's Brown, who said
rotary car owners are a "pret·
2411 New,.rt 11"4.
'Cotta Meta
046-4479
ty gung-ho lot who like to ex· _
periment with their car/' sug·
gested that a lot of rotary
problems stem from that ex· • perimenting.
Brown said about 1,000 of
FLOWERS
by DEBRA
CALL
675-6291
50 Smoke
Pot, Protest
In Berkeley
BERKELEY (AP) -About
SO supportt!rs of Berkeley's
embattled marijuana lnlU.Uve
smoked marijuana jollils In a
public park acoss from City
llall, but police were unmoved
by the news.
241• Newpert IW. --
•
AMERICAN
BEAUTY
FLORISTS
17111 IMch "'"'· HwlltlRftH IHch
847-1871 ~I
PARTY PLEAZERS
0 1t's just another day in • Berkeley," police Sgt. Don
Llndenau said Sunday.
"We don't bother them and 3013 Harbo< Blvd.
FLOWER
SHOP
Ibey doo' bother us," LJn. COSTA MESA denau said, re!ering lo the
marijuana smokers. "Our of. 546-9172
ncen don't go looking !or l';;;:;;;~i;:i marijuana arrests unless W!!ii
have a specific complaint."
Tbe so-called "smoke--ln"
began at "high noon•• Sunday
and continued severa I hours as
parilcipants, altUng In a large '
circle, passed around about a
dou:n m~rljuana cigarettes in
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COSTA
MESA
FLORISTS
1n31 Baach Blvd.
847-9614
,
' Only six days toMother~s Day!
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'
S.eet Surprise'" •1
Uoually ayolllllle •1500• tOlfNlthan
2640 HARBOR BLVD.
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• \Vbllo llW11 _ ;\inorl~ iacredulowll,y, have ab-
IOt~ the ~cance ot, Walerga~ Ille President'• · jpletll and the White HOlllO stjft purge aeem to have
to the foreign. relations of the United States and lo th~
average American's faith In his government has yet to be-.aed. . .
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• procaiacecl 1n IOll)o qµmera a tfncl8ncy lo clirmias tho· wbole lhlng with, ''Well, DOW tbaf1 over, let'1 get back
to be••DM& II I 1' '
The ocanclal bu been "blown out of pro~rtion" by
the preu, aays a lett'!' witter. After all, ' bugging is
rather commonplace nowaday1/' opines another. 11Sure
It wu stupid, but you've made your point, IO 11>are us
But u Ille law takes Its course, as it will , the sound
and the fury may 11nt111 out a long-needed lesson to
would-be aervants of the people, and to the people they
would serve.
the overkill," says one.
111e palmy days of politics muet end. Election or
appointment to high office must no longer be regarded
as a llhleld against exposure of dishontsty, chicanery
and crime. · II wu indeed stupid. And perhaps wlreta~lng is
"commonplace." It ii·ll8o illegal. So are burgl , per-Decent Americam: must vow -never again?
jury, bribery, CODSJ>irafy lo commit a crime, o c-
tlon of justice and miJbandllng of campalen funds with lnteot to evade disclosure l&Wll~ 111eao are the accusa-
tl<i!lK llld any one of them could put the average citizen In ileoR 'trouble. , ; • • '
Watergate Wj18 not '• childish prank, to be brushed
oft with cool excuaea arid a wistful apology. It was a
combination of criminal lctlont Involving the people
clooest to' the President of the United States, and per-
sonally selected by him for some of the most respon·
lible 1*!Uons In government. · · Ni the story unfolded, a startling range of sheer
lmroorallty wu reveaW<I. Was it indeed possible that
tlleie clean-cut, educated .men, who had risen to such ·!ileh places, could be so far removed from the basic
' llOneoty that any decent cttiun has known from child·
liood! ' . Apparently it ....s.: And•tpparently there still are
thoae Who are willing to shrug It all off·as "just one of
too.e things." Which may be one of ·the most shocking upecls of Watergate:
Unfortunately for those who now are finding the
.Ublect tedious, It is far from closed. Many questions re-
mafii to be answered and the attempt to find the answers
will go on through many bearings and probably may
tr!~. .
111e extent of <lamage to the political party involved,
Fiscal Miracle
In a move practically unheard of in these times of
spiraling coots and wages, directors of Orange County's
joint sanitation districts have voted to limit their own
pay.
Directors of six of the seven sanitation districts serv·
ing the northwestern half of the county decided they
should only be paid $50 per meeting. The move is sig-
nificant because there lire 14 directors who serve on
more than one board. In the past this bu meant that
a dlrector could collect up to $200 by attending one
n\e'etfilg In which be rep...,ented four districts. ·
It was a situation that the directors themselves rec·
ognized as inequitable "Jld .for the past two years they
have sought the legislative changes necessacy to allow
•.them.to limit their pay. .
. " The only exception was >-in District 1 where a tie
vote blocked director Ellis Porter of Costa Mesa and Clilf
Miller of Tustin from similarly limiting pay for them-
aelves and the district's other two directors, Super-
visor Robert Battin and Jerry Patterson of Santa Ana.
This opposition by Battin and Patterson contrast&
significantly with the wUlingness of 'Porter, Miller and
44 other directors to seek the pay limit. ·
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'Ob, rbere'1 plenty of precedenr for rim kind of poHric1 •• •'
we did dJe 1ame dthyJ Jn c.Jj/orni• baclc Jn 196~.'
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wrote Mark Sullivan, "became like an 'nl.e clowns who broke into Dr. Ellsberg'a psycbla~t's office reaJ-immense Dutch windmill; the great fan
ly should have stayed there ..:. for blades, as they went through their
help. downward arc, dipped Into tanks of
·( • A.J.D. greasy oil; ai they arose they fhlng the
:: · , • , . ~ 0.. -• ,,.. .. ""'""" ,., oil in every direction that the wind would
One 'et.. lllt ·~· t...i.es m -the" ,....,. ......... ---"" r.flKt .... take it. Some fell 00. jnOON!Qt bystaod-
'1 ~ ......... "' .. ......... Stflf ""' "' .. Qqrip~ff ~i i il)e~ci:>untry, is the ....., ,. .....,. ... IM'tr ,...... ers. HOUM(Jj~~ ,_.. .. ty Committee," such was the
"'. .. .. , .'Ii> -• ~ ..... -vo•i .... 7 lO 1 to '1· -.., t~;; 11 ~ ·• "\:' -• • ... -• • ,.. • course or the Tea-;. 1. . """ !Oo!o .• ,llllMrorts;oe1ln1t every d.t.ii;\~, <Dome and Elk
m " ~I'd subver-• ·......-llldetl'~d co-. for Iii ' · 'lllleil -1'Vt
SYDNEY J.HARRI.S
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Nee,ds C·l:ean-·up ess ......
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• sludge from the base of the Watergate to
stink in the sun.
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M. NiJ:on, had ample reason for demand-
lng a recount after the disc!Osure of
frauds in Texas and Illinois, but Nixon
did not do so for many reasons including
the impracticability of enforcing morali-
ty in politics .
TEAPOT DOll!E was an open and
understandable case of bribery -
111E SLUDGE has lain there so long, $100,000 to the Secretary of Interior for
accumulating in depth every year, that It secretly negotiated oil rights on federal
bu ~n,taken for,,tranted -the ·dirty, iand.expectl!d l<l"produce a private profit
much rpore than the appolntmeo$ of a
special prosecutor \o pursue th e
Watergate affair to the final limits 'of
justice. PoLiticians simply cannot be
trusted to jtidge1 themselves.
THE WHOLE mess of American
politics as it reveals itself in presidential
elections can be cleaned up. It is no
answer to say ~ this is a pious idea ig-
noring the nature of meli ruthlealy' seek-
ing PoWer bv.mearis that n><~Jhe.Oru!.
The < ... •" 1 ·rQr:,~
of J: .:;;:i~~~O! ~~~
sivei'~:a'.ti.tryluc to atir up trouble in Cotrecum system.'.' tcnUl•.r·tb&lllOI theln·~--~ ;:-· · : ~001teldln& ~ ~-...,,. ~ thattbt.aystelllcaiiDotherelonnedflo!D n1st &illlvab b!'Vol-ev~ -wltllln, but muat he totally restructured. ume Si> of ''Our
rotten mess of American polities., ¥1".ch~ 'pf 1100.000,ooof':But the possible stealing
bu not stopped at murder, riotii>g, in-·· of olie presidential election aild' the use ii1
.limidatictll, spying, stealing, ~urgtary, anqther or conspiratorial, unethical and
• ...Jltrj~ and every.Qlber form 01 venalitY illegal methods to secure a huge" ., · ·.<.lllt~Wbicb ~pied m~ try' to . 'lafUlslide are·J)diisessed by an iiifection
rtae.13.J)Ower ~jt.-' · · rarlglng wider than common criminality.
• Nothing much ·Jil~;thll ·~ of reform There is a certain daring respectahiLity
nerceptiorui of llf~ ....: ending the ex-Pf81~tion c1 cliildtt.i; 'the· -:ii'eeJ<, secuHty from want for most ·~e •
general pr'otection ·f!l"" .. tlie ~~,o( UJ.
ness,' and, in one lifetime, driunatic
changes in the statu s of social classes. It a iUil'eii!~:.i' · In crai>hlc 1Upport of their position, Times."
ouaht to he, The~· .~ only yesterday I received a letter sl1ned A former C.binet
erlcan prison, as an by some 20 inmates of a county jail Jn member went to jail for a few IDGlllh&
seinatirvwtied tooa,hehasusbvde!: Georgia , which began, "Sooner or later and a dO'U!D previoullytheftlPeC!edoU _, ~· ·-here your whole jail system ts gomg to were smeared with w _ • ..,........
led lot • looi time, he b.lown wide open for an lnvestig1tiClll but the Republican Party emerred !Jorn
and when it happens, of inhuman treatment ... " the disaster to win two su~ pra--
lt won't need any idenUal elections. Communists to do it. If any, establish-THE PRIME signer of the letter went From first .,_ pl the ..._.
ment waa ripe for overthrow, this is It. on : "Slnce I bav' been here, I have had w ...... ro• .. -. ecan-shotguns held on me spent a night naked dal until its end, nearlJ, a decade elapoed Not that any more documentation is and threatened lo .:., handcuffed to the and there is ev~ -' that the
needed. but I have recently been going bars. I've seen el,.\,7 men in a one-man. . Watergate sensation .m be wttb us, In t"-.... h a massive new book, "After Con-&OJ --.. ....... r-that '-••..... solitary conllnement cell, you · coh !!JI. • ·e:--,.., -...... victioo," • 7~page exp»itlon of the T' ~tlit r whole Amertaan prtJon and correction aglne how hard· it was for .thm!ol .Q':» 'fliErtE ARE out.landing dff!erences
sy11tem, written by two author! of breathe. There's no radio, no 'n', ~ between Teapot Dome and Watergate,
unimpeachable legal autbo:rity and ob-are hard to get. -but some similarities. President Warren
jectlvity. "Come up and .see us animals," the le~-G. Harding, after an original flaretlp
ter concludes, with ~e ~evoltlng detatl over handing national security oil
TllDB AVTllOBS.~.demanstrate ·once
more 1'fiat ~-:'Jli!nologist has tong
known ·and ~ -.. that the Amerlcon
prbon and coM:ect19n system is a dismal
!allure: ,~ IJian that, "It not only does
Quotes
Da>id II. Mon, LA. -"Let's ·dro!>
'The Star Spangled Banner,' tHat
celebration of war, as our national an-
them (and 1ubitltute) 'America the
BeautUul, 1 a aona: . kp(>wn to ~very schoolcbl!!l u well aa adult; no 'bombs bursthJc 'bi air,' no rockets' red glare
etc., 1111\ •ambei-11•~ or grain,' 'purple
~ ~y' ~ 'brotherhood'."
than I care to include m this column. And reserv11 to private interests -declared · the condltlollJ recited here 8 r. e .that "the acta have at an tim~ had my
widespread, not unusual. Does an)'Olle m ·entire approval:''
hit right mind Imagine that men COJlllng "The ll iwes were (the ) taken for out _of .a prison like thls are goutg .to feel . 0 n r "refonned" or "penltent" or anything .gr~ted, as an accepted th .n I,;
but angry and resentful of a society that preswnably a worthy and useful thing,
tutna out more criminals than it takes ... ..tm>te .~van.
In? , • · ...:. ~;,:;: Slmllariy the White House brushed off
''4Tbe instltuUons themselves .are ~· ~inal _~Watergate senaa~ and
for the conVenience of \heir 8'>...?' . briiir-ln at DeDl'?"flhC ~
• inlnisfritcn,'' the book makes plamf>~ ~u s ,, ~ never 'l'if8i'rded ~-s
"The system's errors and sins compound worthy, 1t was m~re or Jess taken f?r
Qiemselves and grind down human gran.ted aa something that happens m
beings -both the keepers and the kept politics.
. • . inmates are punished by the Harding escaped the kind of blame
system's faults and not their own." Nixon must take by dying, And now the
Troqble in the prisons? Friend5, you ·great fan blades of the investigation are
ain't seen nothing yet. moving. Ali they tum they bring up
ever carne out of the Teapot Doine scan· to it, particularly if it succeeds and is
dal; it was not until 10 years later that a taken for granted but cannot be proved,
national economlc collapse, and oot like the exploits of the Mafia, the ad-
moril indignation, .routed the ventures of the bootleggers, and the
Republicans from the pinnacle of power. ruses of TV's private eyes.
As recently as 1960 thete was reason to Watergate cannot be permitted t o
believe that a Presidential election .had come and go, however protracted its life,
lUerally been stolen. -like Teapot Dome aqd without results .
A swing of 13,000 votes In-a few states which dramatically lift the moral plane
would have reversed the ·election of John on which American presidential elections
F. Keonedy, and his o_..,,t, Richard are conducted. This is whit.it will take
So K is not too much to expect that
Alntrican presidential politics can be
freed of the corruption of big money and
that new standards of ethical, legal and
moral conduct can be introduced.
The machinery for makblg a beginning
cnn be set up by Congress and the. Presi·
dent and the Watergate sensation pro-
vides the necessary impetus for doing so
at once.
Campus Calm Turns Back the .-Cloc'k
U. current irendl on college campuses
pontfnue much longer, young adults may ·
.... he looking beck with nostalgia upon
the Quaint, riot-tom Sb: ties. Pundit! ·now 1
dt9tem a revivat:.or Fifties-style campus
calm. Studentt, tbeY: say, are riiore con-
cerned about ~t security and
pri.ate-vices tJw> about social and
political ~. Some'!!OJieve ~t the era of, ~e proteJll,eadejl three years ago
.Ul',;n' 'May 4, lri1> '-i-iifien Ohio ·Notiooat
Guardsmen killed four studl!nlS and
wounded nine others at Kent State ,
Uli.IVersity, in Kent, Ohio. l
THE EVENTS at Kent State came four
days llter President Nixoo , bad an-
nounced a U.S. offenllve in Clambodla.
EDITORIAL
RES EARCH
Ou ·May .C, National Guardsmen fired 54
sOOts into a crowd of students
participaUng in or watching a
·demonstration against the war in
Indochina. Soon after the tragedy, Nixon
Ttppointed a O>mmission on Campus
Unrest to probe the Kent State affa~ and
Other college vl6lence. The commission
roported that "incliJCriminate firing" by
the National . Guard at ~ent was "wr
necessary,· ·wtwarranted and in-
excusable.'' But it also said that "violent
and criminal actions" by students bad
contributed to the bloodshed.
The theory that college students are
tumlng inward ·and becoming more
conservative received support from an
American Council ·on Education study
released in February. More than t2 per·
cent of the 307,656 students in the survey
stated tl!at colleges had been "too lax" In
dealing with campus protestsL And . 35.2
percent of today's lre•hmen described
themselves as "liberal" or "far left,"
compared with 33.L percent 1Jl1 .a 1971
survey. Those opting for the 'tmiddle of
the road" category 1-eased from l6.8
to 48.3 percent while the "conservaUve"
or "far right" self-classlfl~ti~ grew
from 15.2 tj) 18.6 percent.
llpge Teamster Contribution Spee~~d · Hoffa Releas~.
W AS!llNGTON :_ H. R. Haldeman, the
ousted -WlllU> Houle major domo. ~1'"1!t•f the lll1nl• that opened
• the pdoi!l'.,clOorl !a< ex-Teamster boOs , " J " .,
The lilq!r0.at04 Hoffa had been prom-
ised he ',..;jild he
f"'! by 'Jlw>Uglv·
inC, 1910. 'lbll was
""'111deredaocertatn
that bis wile waa
pennllled to tsle-
pllone the b a p p jl
..,.. to bim in the
wardf:n'I oftlce at
LOwllb,iri. J!a., ~ ttentla17. ' . . .
• But for • y&E, Ille Justice Department
balked at -1it0dl111 llo/la's release
and the puole \>Oard turned him down
twice. Not uqtll u -White Hoose aide
Murray CbotJner complained t o
Haldeman " .. lictiClll 1aten.
"It ll'l'WI that nothing substantive
hu OCCilttd," wrote Cbotiner. 1'It'1 sue·
lftled lhat 11 -11o1 take this tons to perform if tJilno is iolnl to be any ....,.,.._.. .
CJIOllNlll'I aot. to Halcletnin waa
daled ll(lloalber S, lt71 . By Cbriltmaa
..., Balla -out ol prilon. His -
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t~ was commuted by President Nixon
after hundred.! of thousands of dollars
bad been contributed to the Nlton cam-
palgn and after Hoffa pledged to
"deliver" the Teamsters Union into the
'Republican !old in 19?2 .
One source close to the Teamsters
claimed the union had raised more than
$750,000 for Nixon, nlost of It in cash,
during the 1968 and 1972 campaigns.
Much of the money came from Las
Vegas gambling lord> whose casinos
were financed by the TealllSlen' pension
fund , swore our aource.
Another source close to the President
told ua the amoutil WN ernalttt. But ail
sources agreed, that 1 huge cash col-
lecUon was turned over· to· former At-
torney General John Mltdtell, in behalf
o! the Teamsters, ht ~
Allen Dorfman.
MlTCHEIL nauy denied receiving any
Teamsters contrlbutJoa. "l was In the
business of expending money, not rect.iv·
Ing It." he t>Jld UI.
Dorfman has been linlted by the New
York 'nmet to Mafia mobsters who
ailesedly have boon trying to cut
themselves. Into a Teamaten' medical
program oo' the West Coast. 'l1le Tlmeo
quoted !rom an FBI lffldavi~ which
claimed Dorfman 'put Hoffa's succesaor
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as TeamJten president, Frank Fitzslin-
mons, together with the Malla• mobsters
in Calilomia last February.
After bis meetings with the mobsters,
Fitzsimmons flew back to Washington
with President Nixon oo the prukleotial
plane. Dorfman, meanwhile, 1>egan aerv-
Ing a priloa term lot pension fUnd fraud
and jury lanlpering.
We have ·lpient ,.veral wteks piecing
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Dear George:
Do you have the ·~ cl a cable-braiding club which would
like to llave lljow ll)emhers?
CLARA D
Dear Clara :
l rloo 't ri(ht now .• ·• I've been so
buq with my work at the faucet·
fitting dub i'llJ just terribly lieh~
in everythln1! (l koow I can't
Nod another year ol tbltt)
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together the story of Hoffa's t.tease. chief ol the Criminal Di,visi09' H~, told sayjng lllat. llli~jl ha4~ ap-FttJslm11ions made several aplli°8cbes to Cbollner on August IO that: Jloth .the pti>vert ~'Im ·"Wi~~"~! tlle
lllitcbell,• beghutlng In mld-11169,,to aecure President and Mitchell wanted "to get JW1Uce Department, '1!00ld ma'te ·a•
0 parole for ijoffs. A promise :of parole tlie Hoffa matter out of their hair." recommendation for· ediate release
.by ~-1970, however. fell Two days iater,,wllsClll ~~t on. p~'!!;_=· y ,;:~.~ "'-··b: " ~ "everytblng either hos a< will,,_ done.,b)' ..-c;._ ... ~ .. _,,,.. , August 20 to a .. isi'li! the reiea..'of Hof-. alooe or WfletlW.tt was h"i'N!"11il the
A OONFIDBN'11AL rue s!¥>!.s that ra," but warned it was be~ "not ·~ move adminie:tratio,:t7.Hi aMUred me that it
HOffa's son, Jaines, made a• Bew a~, too rapidly (to avoid) premal'Jl'e stories was with you." ..J. ~· l ~.. i f~ · ~ch in ear'" 1&71 to Murray Chotlnet in the press." C)lOttner ~ · JlaiMman .a :;;i; was idertltfied by the coile name, • • '· ·-cbi'GllologicOl •"""'* Of . ·~ to
"Mr. Paj8J11¥." Contrary to !whUshed STILL N-OTlllNO happened. On,Qct. 71 free Hoffa, aloog with a note ._ttng reports, ~ received .., con-. y-lloffl appealed -,111 ·1 l<tter to "it shoui~ llOI t.llri this l"!lfl to perfJirm il
trtbutiool or fees but aasiJte!1 )IOf!a for·~ 1'!id'eti: ""9; l'elter; quOled l\'Pson aa ~.!J liiitirio.lif~~"
Poltticai reasom. On April ll, • Holl ·..:.,_:;.._.;,__·.:.·.:.·';.___;~;._-·:.' __ • ___ _:•_;:::.__~+l .:.·~!''-";~ ''*::•.:.i"'J.:·;,.;. ··"'"'--,
1,lamity !rlend, Charles O'Brien, •.(lOk• to ,
Holla by lelepbooe. , A Teiin>ters ' ' ' " 1 •
1saodate, who 1lao sot on Ille. phone, :r!< · ..W..~.co~ " 'Ille ' edilorlBJ ~,,,.. oany
· reported ld'iteonfidenUal memo:. . • !'!lot {;.:i,. lO';!ntonn and t1ln111late
."I told hllli that I piaaed .,. all In-'nld<r• bf ,....nunc on tl>l• P<ae
fonution......,.,..,. blm.oeif to Mr. p.,_+---divont -mtnl!U)l ll'J,....., ol In.
J bo _, .. ,.. '"the ~· temt by s>Ml--and, • amas" ""' ...,-. aame -i P"'P' ctnoonl1t1, .by~ .. folunr-IA< er place ao that tha decisl" .makers •· -·-· 1 _,,,_" " coOIO make evalu&tlonl , . .(HOiia) U. Rob,,-t "· Weed, Publither ·~• v,......,., "'"""l'C:lllls'
'told me that if be were ou~I not '\Jolt ' " T~o""" Ktttli4 Edi.,;, ' :=~~~ 1
could he deliver the Toamattn Union IOI: 1 .,. °""" Ptl~· -~ t ~ the Rtpublican porty in Im but that he :· ' Borbon! Krribich :.iitatlal ~ ... ;t~ ;;".; d;
could abo deliver many ~ ErUtorfol Pagt Edfl01' -· Qpilltono -~ by th< col-trado unions u W.R. He told,.. tha! Mr. umnisll llld col~ lrd ... ·lelt«
Fitzsimmons could not ~aeytbing writ.,..,. ~r <IWn .,t.,, ...,.._
without him." · · Fridal, May 4, 1973 mtnt or tlMli: "-""" 'Ill> the Dlllt The COl)tact man In tlle Just! ,Depart-,. Ptlol """'lll 'be !Jo~, _
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1Diego State hu sloj>pfd bi<!n(
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"Wl;.c.in't risk. hiJ:iilg -iinY:
more :~ t~chers •ari<!
then ~· .I~ re !hem wh'l'l we find w~"dQn't have enough 1 studen'f:Or ~ey }ll the fall ,''~
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The unl~y· .. 004get · ~
based :'."~col~t.
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·5cli\>!11.~s would . be •I>'' P"I•~_..,,;. ~·""8j<\fit1' rather,
than ilr°'"'nls vnt• J!l!der a•, bill ·"~ff4; ~:~ '·':-1 n ~. AsseinfilY.·,,·f .· !I._ t_·-·t .. -~4'
~mblyman ,J...,_, llonlip, i
(!J.Napa), lntrodui!ed '"t'h ~
measure which school officials ~i.
say would markedly increase
the number of school tiqnd
issues winning voter approval.
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DEAR ANN tl!lbERS: So,¥ou 'thlnk ride,'orout for aineal. · -wba ~·article said :
yw have had every problem '""* the "' I do hope that every penlOll l"'O rUds "Dr. Dooold A. Dukelow ol the AMA'•
sun! l'U bet you wUi be surprised lo !iDd this will think of someone who bu been DeparllJl<:llt a( Ecl\lcallon was ~~ U
a brand new one ~-forgotten f0< a k>ng while, Give 111111 i>r there is ' ~ \o auppcirt, .~ot'
My husband bu long toeJajis. They her a call. It would be a ·-claimi ihaf i -~ with all~ es·
are vert sharp al"1 I have awakened "1th surprise. - I _LOVED ~ P~ posure to a sino\0-lllltii roorn ~ie, u : scratched~ more often than l care DEARl.L: y~ 11L:cI(...:'"iMl ~-muell-smoke as~tbpuJll he hilllSl!ll'.had
lo remeir. 11 • " ' .1'W ' i -~ '' smoftd a · nack "Of' clgaret~ Dr.
'" LUt . ) be really stabbed me. I ac-:"~ ~ U:' :f: =··~·i' Dukelow 'saidf·'Positrvely.'lle went on to (= ye ed. It 'JU S a.m. The dog Tbuka 1., -uog • . , • • cite sevetaT studies and reported' that
• . to bark. I tola•l>l(n 1had118~ fi · "•·· · ''" ). •. ". clgarotte·amokioi in a closed roo1i1 ooon · . .•llh his toenails~,! am buying DEAR AJIN•WQD!S: I wk !n,a>.-maru the ·oonteatratjeo of n!cotllld.and · ," t• .. beds. He , , .1o t~ his sm.il office and 1111'.bpos •••oil<J<:i<iO; :ilusl··partlcles ·so hill> that the non-
. ~ but he~~ lhi~ before and st;mOy. I've seen him go from' a pipe lo•• sinoker inhales'a! tmlch hal'l)lful tobacco
they;grow like <rl"f.·.J' .; '. .~ . '" • , by-prodm, .as.· one wbo bas smoked
"' •. -· ~ '1J.Ptease, Ann, gf~JQI; IOme .adVtce . .....: n. ---several clgaret,tes."
• ·• LOVE HIM BUT ·""l l!;'_NGl';RO~S ~ Another study showed tba,t smokers'
DEAi\ LOVE; r-;_£,t!i: K~ lolsleeP ; ~ childritl are ill more lrequenUy,thln.non·
wllb J>b socks o.. ~...S 't 11'! • • smol<ers' children -usually ,with
, ~'. ~· ·.' ': t ci••• to a dgarette wilbln ""'" hour. I respiratory ailments. This last poln1 just DEAR ANN WJ>EllS; I\eceI\tly I ~ .c• -·~_,,,_ migbt ·.get lo sliiokers who Jlon 't .. re
read somethlni,; .Jlji tliO pa)>ef< that have 8 beart condition """ 1'1ineU..•ei 1 about themselves but do care about their dlsgusted and~ o;ie. I .am appalled actually gUD lor breath~ -·i ~ • .. kids. '11lank.$,. ,\no: -CUMBERLAND.
by the selllslmesa ill-~\e. their lack of My doctor· gave me an article rTom tllO. MD. cons~deratioo for JI~ f rJ ends, Journal of the American Medical • '"'
neighbors and relatl.vea,' • Association 'and suggested I band 1t lo n~ ~i : Not ~ day gou by that I ~ .week I ~, ~e two vety old my boss. I don't havl!: the nerve, but" I don'.t ~t a · haU ~zea letten from
( · 0.ci0 1w.: otbei in tl'i.....is) knoW my b0s8. reads your column every cblktren w.bo ·ask m• io. w &o _, M•m or women one 18 /IP, ' "!-:"' H'"" day. Will you. ·"Ive me a band? Here's " e-,. were.found dea<(,lil"lbelr homes, froren. • , . Dad (or bQ.lbl lo q.OI, 1m'1'<111g. J·bope
They had died 1.~W 8farVation and ex-these cblldl:en. W(O .bUd tbl1 colum,i ~o
pgsure • .No one e'/et:Uii>ught to iookin on -· 1 tbelr parents and '!l8)', .... 1U you woa~C qok
.. tiles• l':""PI•. W1\m ,tbei", lx1<ti'8 were Police·. Blast . ·Aired·"'' for yollrSdl, 1illi'jloti pleue q'!ll for
dlScovez'ed by nelJlit>oi:s. they bad been •: .. :··i· · ~nr ~: ' me?." · · 1
dead two months., ::..1 ·.:1 SAN 'DIEOO {•AP )--Petitiorut·'s~ ii, :!<1 ,
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or , ~ .. even a Jriend p~testing· ' . pblrce · ta~ilcS · ~urtng ' 'tt' play it ,e.Ool wil~t !reezing people oµt in
' r'. twice a week ~ see if they are diSloib'ilnce · ln: Missk>n Beactrl Easter • her bobkltt;· ''lfeemtge· Sex -Ten Ways •• _ , rj and nee<! something? And what a Sunday. The council -Oity..MBhager lo O>oJeitJ' Send 50 .cents in coin and a
· treat it would be for these lovely folks if Kimball Moor.e Thursday to investigate. long, ulf-addressect,,stamped envelope to '
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Doneld Wtrrtn Ctrler, 2'L of H1,1,,_ fliloron llek/I, Ind Kilrtn 1'1rclfl1ld, 23, of Cerdlff. STOAY·PARKS -Apr, 14, Dl'Yld L .. Story, 41, of Lon; llKh, j l\d ICIN h
Loulw P••k,11 JOiit.01 w .. tmln1ttr. IOUAGEOIS·MOU T -Apr. 141 JOlll9h Allred 11110l1, 11, tna ~Hme Moiml, 40, both ol oo.ihlt ln auA~'J ..... SLOSS -A(W. 14, ROIMrl
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By TERRY COVILLE
Of ... Ot.llY p~ '''" A propooe<I county land llifl
lhat could help lluntlnaton
Beach acquire a 1mall hilltop
park overlooldng HUl'llnlliOn
Harbour LI now under ttudy by
the city'• planning and parks
comml.Nlo111.
Both commJalons will live
their oplnlon on whether the
city ought to buy and build the
2.&.acre view park, and
whether the county land gift
would really help.
City Administrator David
Rowland.a said the commlplon
recommendations should be
handed to the city council at
tts May 21 meeting. ·
TllE PROPOSED park is
above Warner Avenue, at the
corner of Marina View Drive
and Loi Patos Avenue.
Several neighbors on Marina
View proposed the park idea.
partially because 2.1 acres of
Hunting
Instruction
Available
CONNER·DAHL -Al)r. 14, Rnblrt
Alltn canner. n. Ind Netti• M. Oefll, SANTA ANA -A course for 41, bolh of W1Sttnln11tr. AICHAAOS·MITCHELL -Al>r'. 1$, Der-persons Interested in becom-~~~~·:nc1RI~~=~~~ 3:.avO: /j,r1~r:r1'. ing certified hunter safety in-
v28N1i~ss,:;:0tf~G _ Al)!'. 1 5, structors will be offer~ in
trnlrO rr.llli .. ~-~ $finl• An•, Ind JIJZle I\ 5anla Ana College.
YM -.ou"" 1'· of New ·C&Ufomla Pilh ' and •i"ri:"°'-°'~,~~ Game Commtaaion regWatlona ,,_ "· ~ state. tbe --wlahlnc to ~ ~ -r._ ~\!• ':~ obtain a buntlni Ucenee or ~,.:J"" renew 111 o1d one mun have
.-.1::41'~~ ~~ •.. bunter ~ ·~ ' '" .... ,. •il\llt'!!o.!... . -~MiirtlM •··~·, ¥".~ . .,,,.., .. ...:there ts a · ,..., , ..,.,.~_,.,,., ~of t4rt1fled In-
, Mirv NH iuiv. ltructon tn ' S o·u th e r n
W .i ~ 11\,..''1"' California, according to class
• • ' Of tJlt:,•'"'t.'.,,.,, " illltructor Ellen Conaway.
CHOW IOTT -•· 17• ANtV Lii,,. The courae will be offered ~. ,, 1U.11~':l· wt~ rrom 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. June
• -.:::,· !/, 4""" ~ 1Zsl3, 1~20 and 21!-27 In the
t.. ,J:,, ..., .. :'~~1l'An:. college's faculty dining room.
DHtlt l\'otlee• ·
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, r~l 'lm.i:f., A, It, QI( ~ PM trN • f'lltdl • 1 • lhl• I, •rll. ~le
There wUl be a SS fee for
courte materials. Further in-
fotmation may be obtained by
callln& the college'• Ofrlce
of Community Services.
It Is owned by a private
developer who wanll to bUlld
15 coodomlnlwns on lt.
The city owna the rest of the
land which coolltns the old
sunset Beach water tower and
well, which the city bad plans
ned to sell to the developer.
COUNCILMEN have agreed
to keep the water tower for
historic and park purposes,
but councilmen are debating
whether It's worthwhile for the New Skipper
city to buy the private land Lt c 1 J bn A n-·
k . o . 0 .~ and keep it as a par . Jr. is the new com·
County Supervisor Davirt mander of M a r i n e
Baker told the council several Fighter-Attack Squad·
weeks ago the county owns ron 314, the "Black
nearly an sere of land on Knights," at El Toro
Warner \vhich might be given Marine Corps Air Sta-
to the city for oark purposes . The city could then sell tha t _t_io_n"7. _______ _
county land, or trade it, to
help buy the hilltop site.
THE ISSUE was briefly
discussed during last week's
council study session. Mayor
Jerry Matney warned his
fellow councilmen that such a
"gif t" might cost the city its
part, or a protion of, the coun-
ty's revenue sharing funds.
The county has already
agreed to give Huntington
Beach $225,000 in revenue
UC Irvine
Planning
Mf air
By ~OANNE REYNOUXI
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A COUDty practice of r. :i:,='::.
bas come under fin, from
Fountain. Valley/ a'cbool
trusteeo.
. 'llley 11y Lhe practice of tbe
Orqe COUnty Reptrar of
Voters 11 11d.lacrimlnltor)' and
"lbrld(ta tbe Oollltltutlooal
rlghts" of candidates fOC'
public ofllce.
And they're formally uldn(
all school boards and other
governmental agencies within
the county to support a change
tn the practice.
'11\USTEES noted lhat in
the recent school board elec·
lions, candidates for the Hun-
tington Beach Union High
School bistrict governing
board were required to depoalt
fl,500 If they wanted a state-
ment of their qualifications
printed ad sent to voters by
the registrar along with sam-
ple ballot and voting In-
structions.
Only one candidate, Ron
Shenkman, made the deposit
and he received more than
two-thirds of it back after his
sharing for park purposes, Campus visitors may watch
primarily for the centra.l park. scientists at work , sample F R d
The city is requesting an ad-classroom lectures, view stu-orm.er e
ditional $700,000, for the cen-dent actors, dancers, singers
tral park and various recrea-and musicians in rehearsal Will Spea~. lion trails. · Rowlands laid,. Matney is and per f ~rm. an~ e and
rl&hl, t11e· county might want participate In numerous other J Co
16.'lilblract the value of lta activities when . -UC Irvin!' ll untv
lanil 8111 ·1rom 1!!.Vel!Ue ~, bolds open houae May IO. _ , . . · "1. ·
tpg1 but he also aald tbe coun-Academic · "'°"""' ~d rmner ~ tommllltist '11 ,Dll'~ aal.d.~~-• l!ld' atudenl 1110willtie1p0iucbted Pai.ti' member' WI!. SllU:jen bu ..... .aot . 81'"'' .... ~.. ;J" · iicbOilliled Will iddtell l .._, II illhnc ~ed Mfyof·tbe,; ~ \ ·--... .:.event,·~; moellila ol lbe' W'Jl'lcl,Altalta ~ •,''I , ~-. l~ll!llili'._;IP'J!!-~1rl!I--~ of Onllp ~.
-· _ .. ''be provlc(od .. at .a·tuil~t Wll' a m.mw ol the
reaidence i.tra. the li1'<..,., miin!and Chlnt wator poln
7 Nohel Prize computer faclllty, nuclear lelDI and onit of MIO TS6s
reactor, student baallh center !uni'• bodyparda dllrilll bis
and alhletic facllltlet. 11114 llWlm aCl<lll Iba Yonitse Winner
To Lecture
Famil!OI m Invited to brlnC River, will speak Oii Ille In
buket Iunobes for picnicking China.
tn Campus Park where they The 31-yelN>ld Wu 1wllll to
will he entertained by Lhe UC! bla freedom tn 1189 and now
Pep Band. residet In HOl\I Kong.
Tho 7:!0 p.m. meettnc will Dr. Melvin Calvin, proressor be held at the Balboa Bay
of chemistry at uc B<rkeley Dedication Set Club. D!Mer Uobta coat .tf.!tl
and Nobel Prue winner, will per pellOll llld mat be
1ec:i.n Oii !hf iubJect "From ORANllE -A MW. M.000 purcblnd by wrltlili . the
alalemenl COiia
tabUlalod.
wve have been established. .
' But Fountain Valley.-tald Lhey want 1M deposit
A IPOll!lllAN for the completely. eliminated o r nctatrar taJd tbt ayllem Is reduced to "a reasooable cost
-tbal baa ~ boeo uaed !IO all candidates can me
In Lhe """'ty. 8ince the a>1t of alatements of qualification."
Iba lll'1alllc ·-with the numlior of .caodidlteo who .
want -printed, eJecs UOo omdaJt Mt a mulmum
fer Iba dopoalt lll<l then. re-
fund to -condldala what la
left -Iller tbe aclllal COiia
Empi,oyeln
Hot Wat.er
TREY ALSO went on record
In oppoaltloo to an extra
charp for candidates who
wanl their slatements printed
In SpaiUab. · Tru.stee ·Shella Meyers, who
was ~lected to a second
term Jut month, said she
~eva voter apathy is
fW1heHd by the high coil• or
' the deposits , • jl "WbOn people can'~ or woli.1 •
get out to candlda , ms•li>.
inform them " ,, then the
only way t "• ave to 1'"5¥
about the candidates ~· 1 through these statements. \• •
"And it the cost of the
deposit or the prlntlng.ilseif i\;
too high, then even that OJ?r / F.tun.ity to become infOrTIUli
is Jost to the voters," she said'.
SANTA ANA. -A woman . Cou.aSMHOANP~~· J. C II ::.. ~ L ft
motorlat who clalma she got 'Ras U#J I \Al f\X
the CUiligan man without evtn -Ir.:-. 'll'mcu" PLUA
calling fer him now wants ~ ~ 11 .. 1.0 l ''" &.1,.,_, N..,_, Inch ~.OQO from bis employers. J!J!!~!!!!!~!!!!!
Mrs. Barbro Ohl81on names .Mftrt1lllM!lf -·~· 1
~~~~~0 ::::; ~ Denture Invention ': employe Jim Keeney as defen·
dants in an Orange County
Superior Court action charging
them with responsibutty for
her allegedly serious injuries.
............ with
''UPP'fl'' anti ''Lowerl'' n. .-lhm1 to ba.m, ,..,.,. own teeth ii poUibte now with a'
platttc cream dilco'Very that . .:Ctu-
ally hold• both "upper•" and
.. lowers" as never before possible.
forms an etutic membrane that ' , I
htlps absort> the ahocka o! biting J
and chewini. .I '
Mrs. Ohlason identifies
Keeney as the driver of a
Culligan vehicle that rammed
into her car in Santa Ana oi;i
May 12, 1972.
With FlXoottNT many denture I
wearen may eat. ijpeak, lauah. will't
little worry of dentures comlng loose.
Jt'11 a discovery called F1 xooi':N~
for daily home uae (U.S. Pat .
13,003,988) and it ha• revolu·
tiooiled dent~ wearin1. FIXOO!NT
One application may la1t for
houn. Dentures that tit are eutn-
tial to health. See your dentiEt
regularly. CelC~SY·tO·UM! FIXODENJ'
Denture AdheaiVe Cream. !
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1rv1no a\8 P.l"\ W-y. 1~ M~· · lf!i-.,• at Filr\her ~Of1!11.tioo IIHY be Tho~. aponaortd by t :IO 1, • , ,,.....,,-~ -~·-~ hv :..:1 ... ~ 835'25M
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Jllffl)h s. C•mev. Age 26; re1l.Xnt of
Miulon Viejo. 0111 of de•!h, May •, lt73.
Beloved hu50end of Joellen; lovln; Mther ol Steo!Wn Joseph, Alw •urvlv.cl DY pereols. Mr. and Mr,. A1ll)ll Carney, ol Lon<! Beach; t)rOlher, J1mes (1rnev; two sl1ltts, M!utl Gerry end Janice Ctrh•V,
o! L""!I Be1ch; pralldm<lll\tr, Mrl. Geraldine Carntv. Anaheim,._ Funeral Sttvlc11, Tuesd•V• 2 PM, M<:(llrMlck Lftllun• BtlCh (h1n.I. lntermenl, El T"•O C~ttttv. McCorl'ftltk L1911n1 B•ach
Mortuary, Olrtc!ots. EMERSON SteUa M. EmtrlOl'I. ll'Ool lrvln• Avt., N~ a11cP1. 0111 ol c1tat11, M•v 5,
lt7l. Svrvl'lld bY l\ulblnd, H••rv1 orotri.r, Robert Smith, of AlbUC!lllro~w. RtQUllm Ml•~uttdtV1 f :3CI AM, Ltd'r ClllMl'I °OI llCltl• c11t10Ut C:"'ll'C . lnletmtnt, PKI Vltw Memorltl ,Irk. Pacific Vlnr •l'V· Dlrector1. HALL Jam" A. Htll Sr. All• ~7. of >&S W,
WllJ.On SI, C0tl1 Mtu. Otte of dttltl, Mav 5, 1th. Survl..i bv will, Onrnfl"': tour son1, J1m11 J .. Jon and Jos~ H•tl1 nevld Bro!Mrron; tour d11uo~'•••· Jo11 Rol:lltallle. JUI Hl1l1r, Ji.int Reed 1nd K•ren PtaslPfl slsler. V r r 11 In I• Honsbtrq.er; 11 grandchllelren; 2 grtlf· 11randchlldrtn, Swvkes were "tld l'Jdllvl Mondav, 2:30 PM, Ptek Fam\lv Colonlt
Funeral Home. MOORE
Aevmond L. Moore. <1611 E. 16th Pltce. CM!• Met.a. Date of <11e!h1 Mel J, 1973. Survived bv wile, Mee; aaUQh 1r, Mr1. Paul De La Mater. Ml$1lon Vfelo; 51tt1r, Edith Peevey; one qr1ndcl'llkH lhr•e ore11t-or11n0Chllllren. Prlv11t runt r 1 I servlce1 wtre held todav. Mc11<11v1 Ptc!flc View Chapel. lnfern!tn11. Pac II c Vl.w M1mor111 f'•rk. Pacillc v141w MOrtverv, Olreclon. NORDIN Leonerd Rlchll'd NorOl n. R"ld«lt of LOI A-IH. D•I• of dllf/I, April )). ltn. Survlv9d bV 1l1ttr, Etfl'llr Tt!t, Ml,,.
11e1l)Olfl1 nlece1 Lvn111 Cotten, Cott11 Mett. lhl«mtn , ,adllc Vl1W MtmOrl•
P1rk. PttlFIC VllW Mortlo'•l'Y, 01rtc1or1.
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SANTA ANA -'lbt Orange charge. • • • "
Coutlly Cbapttt of t h e ·0r. ca1~, a . B t ~k le y
Amtr!Oln ·Red Crosa hat put faculty m":"\her llnce 1937,
OUI I plaa for money con, allo la db'ector of t h e
lrlbltlloria to help brln1 finan, ):.aboratory of C h e m I c a I
<ill rtllaf !or peroona living Blodyn11111H, lhert. lie w11
110111 Ula M!nlnipl River aworded. tilt Nobel Prlu in
who nave boon lflectad by Iba ' ch•ml•tt'Y In 1181 for hit work
recent nooc11. '. Ill pholollynlhtJl1.
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disasters throu16out tht coun-
try, ranging from th1 ftoodl to
the munitions train 11pJ01lon
near Sacramento.
Flood relief funds may be
sent to the Red Cross at 601 N.
Circle Drive, Santa Ana. OIJ TMI
GINUINI
Board OKs
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:• CBS e 8:00 -GllllllllOke. MarsbAI Dtllon rides
J.4to the m)dtlle of a rang~ war wbll'e pu1'Qlnr an 'outlaw. Alex Cord guells. • ,
·'NBC • 9:00 --"-''The Judie and Jue Wyler."
?.jet!nd judge opens a detecllve agency aided ~y
~ s:J!.:'°DVlcla. Bette Davis, Doug McC'.Ure,
~ABC D 9:00 -'"!be Bravos." This 1971 wet\· e !..,.._ on the 00111111ander of. a beleaguered.
airy wbOJIO son Is atlbucted by IndJ4ns.
rge i;tpud, Pemell Roberts, Belinda Mont· lgom~.
1 KBJ D 10:00 -Regis & Stan ..,. Stan & Regis. 1-n.:: daytime donneyhroot betwein Philbin and
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~oroscope: -Taurus
-T\JESOA Y lulured. C.,.lton co u I d
•Hy 8 fiCU!O ~· (loe ln
_.. pocitloo ol llllbo!lt1 ta .. """ By SYDNEY OMARR aide. Know It and proceod with
conDdence. Pul ~
VI r ao ls ab I e to can be auoceufullf utlliaed.
dlscrimlnate, to know dUlet' GEMINI (Ma, 11.JlmO ill):
.... ---Finlah riother Uwa b1ltlate pro. an<! the ·real thing. Leo ta Ject. . Find wllere }'Oil _stand
creaUve, llery, drawn to areas and with ooe who, of late, bu
ol ezcltement, mono ao thin beeu vaclllatlni-RelaUve oa
most penons. Gemini C111 the move ,.ts "In Uluch."
talk, write, pbotoiraph and Remember prior .com-
report. Miii)' penoas ask me mltmeats. Doa, o •er I u r D
aboUt my 11favorite" sign. scbedUle on mere whim.
Truly, I have no lavolites. CANCEJl (.IUDe 21.J\lly D):
Cancer can be warm and win-of ttvl ·run· 'and Sagittarius, usually You feel .....,. a:ea ty. g You are now better able to ex· ready to do battle I« Id...,, ts press feelings. Money situation
capable ol beinl 1 valuable ts bellel' thin It might appear
ally to the ~· Each -·J • -could pl
Llll\A (~ 23-0cL Ill:
Accent ts on l'tvlslon ol
wlahot, deslru, Clw>its are
bued CD I more mature IP-
-ch -)1MI learn wliat really b of . value. A<lurlaa,
Leo and Seorplo -filure promlneoUy. Love ts very
much In the picture.
SOORPIO. (Oct. 23-Nov. 11):
Be rood)' for special deallnp
with Vlrp, Gemlal persons.
'Ibero will be plenty or
cballena:e and variety. Yau are oo solld· ground even If not
awaro ol II. Meua start
rNlizlng your poatllon ls
stnmg. Then acl accmllng!y.
Has
tested. You either betteve
whal you say or }'Oil ftnd oul
you tallt through proverbial
bat. You learn!
CAPJUCORN (Dec. 22.Jao.
19): You are able to discern,
lo detect, lo perceive whal b
real, what ts tllusloo. Study
Soclltarlao message for valid
biol l'tlCtl penonr puts you
to letl. Money related to
mate, \>lrtner Is In picture.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feh.
II): aicct diet. You may be
getting careless. llldlcations
are that you expand In many
ways. Do some thinking,
observing. M1lntaln low pro-
file. Let others make llrst
move. You learn if patient.
You lose if Impulsive.
Pl!ICES (Feb. ! .. March 2):
Much that coacems you has
been hidden, obscured. Key
now ls to gel rid of bunlm not
rtchtly your own. Allea could
play Important role. Qeck
with ~... u-who
shan! your Interests, goals.
sill! .._s 111uch thaf la on~-.ace. ~ · •Y
desirable and every .. 1_. can prominent role. Strive to make
also . be negaUve at6"'times. inroads in new directions.
A.!trology truly ts a vital toel LEO (July 23-Aug. 23): Start
to be utilized In perceiving aomethlnc l Public responds
human character anCI poten-now to your efforts. You are
tial. able to negotiate a favorable
SAGmARIUs (Nov. D·
Dec. 21 ): Funlly mepiber
cmlldes hopes, J>n>blems. Be
diplomat ic. Avoid casting fll'st1-;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;; stone . Strive for harrnony.11
Philosophical concepts are
IF TODAY IS YOUR
B!R111DAY you have Inner
power, reserves ol strength.
You are concerned, this ¥ear,
with moving r esi d e nc e ,
domestic situation. You will
rind that November is an
outstanding month. You dra'v
to you many • born under
Cancer and Capricorn. You
are a natural e i e c u ti v e ,
capable of handllng more than
your share of responsibility.
contract, agreement. You rise
ARIES (March 2l·April 19): above oppooltlon. Your In·
Accent now Ir on creative tuitive intellect is on target.
u,1 T..._te drive, how you ch an n e 1 You know what to do and
"rim Tuk energies. You !Ind that prom-when to do it.
Cut It
Short
u ises are easy to mate and Sept "-J H Id . but ---'ts --·"·r VIRGO (Aug. 23 • . 22 >: CAP HAIT!EN H ·u nu:s: oanne a· eman, give 1l.2\U are ....,uit: Eipand activiU~ Laugh 'I!_ , a1
wife of H. R. Halde-story. You discover who has· your -own foible~. Display (AP) -The police chlel In
man, deposed White been providing v a 11 d in· vibrant sense of hwnor. One this northern Haiti town
House chief of staff, formation as contrasted to who wants you to be fright-. has banned long balr for
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MOSS LANDING (AP) -,...,. water dlac:harged from
a Paclllc Gas & Eleetr!c ·eo.
power plan! here bopefWly
will )'ltld llUCClllent abalooe,
, clams, oysters llDC! ocallopl
• from the waten of Monterey
"Bay, a shelllish <001pany says.
INTERNATIONAL Shellll!h
Enterirtses ol Moss Landing
hopes lo bave 5 mllllon oystert
and · 1.5 million clams to
market by 1974, a m~ior crop of acaliops by 1'15 ariil SlgniJi:
Cant abalone production by
1177.
.._, Mor 7, 1973
Regional Offices "All tills warm water does is
accelerate growth/' a a 1 d
PG&E spokeaman John Rod·
riguez-. "We wanted to utilize
the warm water from the
plant."
. !SE approached the power
company three years ago with
a proposal lo use slightly
warmed sea water from the
plant's steam condensers te
speed fish growth.
Tho new Union Federal Plaza Building on Brookhurst St. in Fountain Valley
houses the regional Orange County offices of Unlon Federal Savings. The build-
ing, owned by Real Estate Investment Corp. of Newport Beach, is leased to
the bank for a 25·year period. Costi)lg $1.5 million, the building waa con-
structed by B. H. Miller Construction Co. of Irvine.
"WE HA VE BEEN con·
ductlng studies or shellfish
growth at our Moss Landing
facility for three years ." said
Wllllam D. Sauers, ISE com-., pany president and 8 Palo Alto Laguna Beach resident Lar-with his family in Corona de!
attorney. "We have rece~ved ry C. Wilson has been pro-Mar.
, approval and 0 p e r 8 t i n g moted to bra,nch manager * .
pennll! from 14 different with Security Pacific National James B. Keegan, Jr. has
agencies . and are awaiting Bank'• Orange Mall branch. been appointed manager or
final approval from the He joined the bank in 1967 as Imperial Savings and Loan
California Coastal Zone Coln. management trainee. Alsociatlon'a Newport Beach
misaioo." + branch office.
__ Jlol!glaJ 'l:Jwner, Is E Balboa resident John F. Keegan. recently el<cted ao
geoeral tDllDllger, ,said the McGrath, Jr. has been named assistant vice president.by the
led •·• ·~ ~" be the lee i Association's board of direc-culUva •~hw• ww v pres -tors, joined Imperial m· 1-1. -slu and ~uslity as those d ~ n t In "
East-West
Trade Meet
~he~~le~ • ·
The United States Depart·
ment of -Commerce, the
Orange County Chamber of
C.Ommerce and the Interna-
tional Marketing Association
of Orange Cnuncy will -a one day seminar on Eas~
West trade to be held at the
Anaheim COnvention Cenier in .
June. ·
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taRI! from the ocean. "The charge ol * ,
-only-dilference-will--be-lhe-F:ll'll-Wftl-~mw h~~
• wwsually 'fast Ume for the ena ~·· appointed corporate controller
NJ an introduction to this
seminar Frank M. Graellner, Jr-rassistant..vice..11J"estdenLOt'l-J~f,~~::;:::~~~=;~::::::~.§=;;;:~~::;:::2=:::;;::::;:i:::~~. ~5:. ::j.~5::· :=::=::=::=::::::::;:5 . =e.-:~~~: ·; ·~:tiili~!5~:9ilritilt;;/il;~1ot1~1~:-Ne"iis#Jijef;; anlmala to maturt," he said. newly aelg-of·Uon CMllltr7 8lf.arl, Iii:.
In tank farms 70 to 78 nated Long ' He wiU be responsible for
degrees, the clams a n d Beach com· . fiscal planning and control of
all ·11 t I bout the African wildlife preserve association Wedftesday. Gr.aeb-. • e · • , ••• • • • •• · • •: • ~r.-: •• •. • • . •• ~ ·•• • ner will discuss ttie trade • •• • • · • • • • • •• •• • t • • • • ...... BC ops WI ma ure n a mercial cen· .... ,., . • chain and will be based at the
18 months or one-third the ter. -, "".(. normal growing time , Thamer McGrath McGRATH firm's Irvine ~adquarters.
saic:ysters will be ready for joined the bank's manage-Joseph Costello, a 16-year
human conswnpUon in one ment training program in 1~ veteran of electronics sales
year to 15 months compared and was most recently assist-and opera-
to a three-to-!~ y e 8 r ant ~ice president .and mana-tions, h a 5 maturation pOrlod in the ger m Woodland Hills. been appoin·
ocean, he said. * t e d head-
111E COMPANY said it Trana World Alrllnts has quarters sal-
bopel to reduc e the growth named HJm R. Geskes as es ·.~ger
period ol abalone rrom five-t.0-: weStem regional manager o( t~~-·.
seven years· down to three -6r sales ~e~elopment. . .-1ac tour. He ~tned-TWA m 1966 as of Westmln-
;.. 'The power piapt circulates a -r.1~r of conunercial ,1:lter. •
..._large volume of sea water :'ass. n~~on~i5t ;:!r po~~ \ .. -fie ~ for-T•~ ..
through steam cond~nsers for charter sales on the firm 's mer~ western regional mar-
its fo~ fuel generators and New York staff He will make tetiiig manager for Cramer
returns the same water to the his home in H~tington Beach. Electroniq: in Irvine before
ocean, north of Monterey. * acceptlllg his present position.
Tyler MacDonald has been ~e ~ in C:OSta Mesa with
potential and methods of
marketing to the East Bl6c
countries of Russia, Poland,
Czechoslovakia, H u n g a r y ,
Rumania, Bulgaria and
Yugoslavia.
Graebner, born in Huiigary,
holds a bicbelor's degree in
Eastern European s t u d i e s
from Marquette UDiversity
and ~ a master's degree in Intmiiau~, Bl!lliolais . !rOm ··~~~d~raii~ .. te
F~ re~atioll' c~u"" the
International M a r k e .ta1n g ~tion,, ~I -8 3 ~ ~•t,f O.
.Tlcyts are $3 for me.rs
and l5 ror nonmembers. The
meeting will be; held at the
Jolly Roger Irui Hotel at 640
W. Katella in Anaheim. elected chairman of the board his wife.and five children.
and Van Jacobaen has taken1 1,-=-.:=================::;J the post of president of N.W.
Ayer, Jorgen1e11, Macdonald,
Inc. of Los Angeles.
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Macdonald, of Corona del
Mar retains the title of chief
executive officer for the
ad v ertlS'ing firm and
Jacobsen, formerly senior vice
president of client services,
r succe eds him in the
presi dent's seat. Jacob se n
resides in Balboa.
* WOiiam 0. Fordiani has
been named vice president of
marketing with ElectronJc
Engineering Compaay o f
California, headquartered in
Santa Ana.
Fordiani joined EEOO in
1966 after ten years of
engineering with N o r t h
American RockweU a n 1
Pacific T e lephone and
Telegraph.
* Ogden Development Corp.,
of Los AngeleS' has. named
Donald B. Goldsmith vice
presiden t of rinance.
Prior to joining the develop--
ment firm. Goldsmith was a
vice president for National
Environment Corp. He resides
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T-by doctors on bun·
drechl of patients showed this
to be true jn manY auics. In
fact, many doctors, them·
aelves, use Preparation 119 or
recommend it for their fam-
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or suJ)positories.
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Sylvia Porter's readers can beat that headline
.•. she told them how to save up to 25 ~. on
mHt buys, as much as 20 % on canned goods:
'Follow the
most
fundamental,
simple and
ordinary of an
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Shop the
specials.'
Maybe it seems obvious, but when Columnist Sylvia
Porter tells her readers something like : watch
newspaper ads for bargains, she always goes the
extra step. Sbe asked questions of some of the
food industry's leaders and found out savings can
amqunt to many, many times the 4~% predicted
rise in overalllood prices. That's economic advice
you, CjlD believe. ·
Te•t it for yourself. Cl>eck the specials in the bar-
gain·laden ads of the Wednesday Food Section neey
week In the DAfl, Y PILOT. And If you want mOZ)I
tips 011. }letling your money's "!Orth, read Sylvia
Porter'• .''Money's Wortb" column appearing sev·
era! times each week In the financial pages of the
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to be the first newspaper in Orange Co11nty to bring
its readers "today's final stoc!cs today" via ·super 'high
speed wire services. We're still doing it in every home-
delivered edition and the service gets better all ·the time:
Wall Street's computers "talk to" co.mputers in the
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Mesa Pair
OUtfit ·
<hfJn Boat
~ )'lelt and bis wife
Vtrgtda, ol 107 Yorkto"'1 SI.,
Costa Mesa, alaried lOOklng
for 81ntw boat two years ago.
Rylett, a veteran boabnan
bl the Harbor Area cooldn'I
find euclly what the couple
wanted for a comf()J'lable
cruising boal In the past be
bad built aeveral boats.
"I tbint I have one mare
boat left in me," said Ryletl to
bis wife after months of
fruiUess searclllng. ' • w b y
don't we build what we
want!" ·
Insteadofbuildingfromlhe
keel up, Rylett selected an Ed
Monk-designed hull a n d
started ouUltting the boat 18
months ago.
LAST SATVRD~Y the boa't
was launched at Rosan's and
christened Gritalt -mean--
log "~ be complete."
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PLANT EXPANSION -Willard Boals of Costa Mesa
bas expanded its production facilities with a new
plant in Fountain Valley. The FV facilily will con·
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centrate on the Vega·30 yachls pioneered by Willard.
The firm also builds fiberglass yachts as large as
82 feet.
·Coast Yacht Firm Doubles Facilities
13 Raft Crew Guin~ Pigs
Get Last Hours of Privacy
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US PAI.MAS, Spol4 (UPI)
-~human .. -.,.,.
.. joyed theii-last -. of
privacy ldday before oetlin&
out OJI a lbree-mooth -voyage
thal will mate all of their ac-
tions and -publlc.
The vQlunteera will leave
1'lesday aboard a large raft to
drift across the Atlanlic In an
experiment devised by Illa·
ican anthropologist Santiago
Genoves.
(The crew cons1sts of seven
women and five men from
nine COWJtries. The captain
and the navigator will be
women ).
"111e space around us will
be so vast and our own craft
so small that no one will be
able today 0< do anything
without the rest being able to
see or hear," said °'Roves.
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&WO)' 1'1etday or Weililelday ~ that .. a.. wlD
tt the Jatesl " be no MCape, W Will Ill have
Genoves' parpoee In putting 10 aticlrJI to lbl l)Dd." ~ 1n ~ liX men TBE RAFT,'J.:1w Alooll -
and ,.. .. women o!'.dilfereDI Aztec.1ndlon fW ''the ...,.. oo
races and ........... be the. ~ler" ,4 wtU be lowed
aald Is to tat lbelr capeclty out to ,.. Iii' ,tugboat to catch
• the a Equal«fal """' to CXM!rlst and..lbelr reaclloo. rent ind trade winds that
under ........ wtD w. It towanll the
He aald be hopes the ex· Amer1cai iuniler Ill Swedish
pertment will reveal o6ine of skipper ,Jll-YesMkl M a r I a
the reuooa for cooflicll In the B~
wwld. Included in the crew .. 11 ~ (IOel ~ It are._ black and w bite , · · _,.. 11 :be Americans and a Jew'11Jld·an-_,,, the~-•
the -'"· Alcall Is very Arab. souDcf nlliitlcally," said George
THEY CANNOT take even a Saunders. a British naval ·th reierve who was part of the book or a newspaper WI original crew. He pulled out ~ything like a book, which when ruled unfit by doctors.
could allow someone a form of The crew has spent two
escape, ls out," said Genoves, weeks in Las Pal.mas ~
who twice toot part in ex-Ing themselves phyli~ and
plorer 'lbcr lleyordalµ'~ Ra 1 psychologically, testing the
IF ALL GOES well, be said and Ra ll raft AUanlic -raft and ·getting 1!9ed to each
Sunday, they will land al ings. 0~e have bad lilne ' to Yucatan, Mexico. 0 We must have everyone
Gestalt Is a 38-fool, slx·lnch
hull with a beam of 1Z feet, six
inches. The boat Is powered by a
GMC Bar·Toro V-1, 6.17 cubic
inch engine which moves the
boat al a comloriable speed
for cruising.
"We are still busy preparing exposed and reacting to each ounelves but every diy we
Willard Boat Works, builder ment of jls £actory direct sales office space will accommodate facilltY' ls complete with food, getting the equipment other 24 hours a d.ay," he said. have taken lunch and dinner
of the largest fiber g I a as offices at 3336 Via Lido, the newly created yacht and docbge space for several ready and loading the raft," "We will be bared to each alone together to prepare
yachts in the world, has doubl· ~ewport Beach, the increased ship brokerage division. The demonstrator r achts. Genoves said. "We hope to get other inside and out. Once we ourselves," Geiioves 1 8 id ·
ed ils production facilities for ...,,.,..,.....,..,,.,..,..,..,..,.,..., ,.., ..,., ,..., ..,,.,.., .,..., ., "'
the manufacturing of its new '2.,...,..,..._,..,. ...... ,..""'"'"'~"'1!"'"':111Z1Z~~:R..,.,,1(t~ ........ 1'!11i ... .,.~~1!~t:l1~1Z~~:R~~~~1'!'2~ff~1l.1!~t:eff~1l.1!~ ... :e! "We tried to k e e p it
simple," said Virginia Rylett
as she put the finishing
toucbet on .an inlaid teak
count<r for the galley. She
salvaged the pieces oJ teak
from scraps her husband
discarded In building the all
teat cabin.
line of Vega·30 fiberglass f ~ · Q
diesel off·shore cr ui si ng~ AD PRICES GO D THRU SATURDAY MAY 12
~achts. ~
In addition to the main plant ~
in Costa Mesa, which con·
structs hulls and large yachts
up to 120 feel, the new Foun· ~
lain Valley facility will meet a
THE BOAT bas uooer and the greater deman4 for pr0; ""
lower. beiths in tbe v section $ foi'wanl. Aft of the "bead" ts ducUon boats. Pres e n'I
the galley on the port side, backlogs exlend out for six
-eqwppea with ·a natural gas months in advance. ~
stove and refrigeration. Localed al 11200 Condor d
Rylett, a Paclnc Telephone ' Avenue in Fountain Valley ~ employe buitt th e boat on • ~ weeken~ and vacations over the modern 25,000 square feet ~
the last 18 months. Work was production area encompases a ~
delayed for twn month! when 2-acre site. It contains over <l
he fell off the boat and frac· $250,000 worth of lease-hold ~
tured bolh wrists and his up-improvements for fi~glass ~
per jaw. lamination, bulk underground
He was aided in the project storage of polyester resins and ..,
by bis wife and their son, acetone, and a mter system to "' ruct. process fresh air at 100 cubic ~
The Ryletts are members of feel per minute. It Is fully laid <>
the Balboa Yacht Club and lhe out and equipped to be in full 1'
Balboa Power Squadron. He compliance with the new .i?,
was ooe of the early members federal regulations for Health ~
of BPS and """ lieulenonl and Safely. .,,
commander of the squadron in Jack Hochadel, vice presi-f'
1957. deol, indlcoted llial the in-. 12
creasing plant caPoblllty W1J1
Mesa Firm
Will Move
To Irvine
Coasta1 Recreation of
costa Mesa h a s announced
plans to relocate to expanded
manufacturing and corporalA!
'office facllilies in Irvine later
this year.
The Southern California boat
manufacturer will o c c u p y
three buildings on a 4.77-acre
site at the northeast comer of
Qerian and Kelvin Aves. in
Irvine Industrial Complex, ac-
cording to officlals o f
C.Otdwell, Banker and Com-
pany who represented Coastal
and Don Koll Company, Inc. In
negotiating e loog·term build·
to-suit tramactioo.
allow for producUon schedules
of 6 Vega.30 yacbls per month.
The Vega-30 is a 30 foot off.
shore power boat with a cruis-
ing speed of seven knots and a
range of over 50 miles. It iS
available in four models pric-
ed in the $21,000 cfasa.
Willard Boal also 8l1llOU!1Ced
the relocation and enlarge-
Barnacles I ~ Dentists f
DETROIT (AP ) -Dental i
researchers hope studies of .,._
barnacles, the marine animals -:1
that attach themselves to the 4".
hu11s of boats, will help repair 'i
teeth. ~
May Help
Scientists at the Michlgan 1"
Denial A680Ciation .convention ~
being held here say the ..._
Barnacle, whose hard shell ~
resembles the c a I c i u m '°"
makeup of teeth, excretes a ~
very strong glue that may pro-~
vide a clue about manufac-;/..,
luring a similar substance for ~
dental work.
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We tr11 to put a little fun ·Into 11our weekly shopping! ••• so, we ha"e a few more
t!lerks, checkers and box bo11s to help 11ou. We """" music, soft lights and evel'!I•
thing b super-clean! -But e"en naore fun is the unusually large and "aried selec•
twn of quality items you find on our shelves. ltfaybe tut'• whtf people come from
all over to sloop at Richard'•· And a mother alwa11• ••id, "flVAUTY IS THE
REAL ECONOltfYt"
RI CHARO'S
Homemade Soups
NE\V FROM PILLSBURY -1169 BRANO
Buttermilk or Baking Powder Biscuits
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Center-Cut Pork Chops ...... ,y ...... , $1.59 lb ..
Richard's Meat Loaf "" "''Y 98c lb.
Roasting Chickens Z0<ky ..... c.nr. G•owo 79Clb.
Stuffed Pork Chops
Stuffed Cabbage Rolls
Marinated Meat Balls
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$1.19 lb.
t~ili s•l1• s•uc• 98C 'lb.
please do not hesitate to ask for personal service
Red Snapper
Fillet of Sea Bass
8eatooa
$1.39 lb.
1.79 lb.
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Fiesta Towels
AMERICAN BEAUTY
Noodles
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Stewed Tomatoes
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Imperial Soft Margarine
Sunshine Hydrox Cookies
Schilling Black Pepper
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froz•n
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8 oz.
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Koll will start construction
in JuJy on a 14,300 square foot
fiberglass layup facility, a
13 ,000 square foot off i c e
building and a third structure
of approximately 39,000 square
feet. Occupancy of the three
buildings Is scheduled for
November.
John H. Albers and James
P. Mackel ol Coldwell
Banker's Newp<l1 lleadl fll •
fJCe represented C o a s t a 1
Reereation, and MarUn V.
Jones of the aame office
refl"'!'!llted Don Koll, Total
consideration Involved Jn the
leases and land sale is ap-
proximately $1.75 million .
However, one dentist said
the researchers still have a
way to go because "nobody
wants a mouth full o f
barnacles." Pineapple 69c ea.
Coastal R<cr .. uon operates
a 75,000 square foot East
Coast manufacturing facility in
strasburg, Va. Jn addition to
its present 35,000 square foot
manufact.fng operations plus
-ate -In Costa Mesa.
Canoe Made
Of Concrete
TORONTO (AP)
University of T o r o n t o
engineers built a concrete
canoe that floats. The 12().
pound craft, made of concrete·
coated layers of steel-mesh
cloth, is a byprod uct of
medical research in concrete--
based casts for broken limbs,
a university spokesman said.
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Chocolate Whipped Cream Pie
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6 for 39c
$1.89
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twist and remain M '
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Ron HOkler, ~ Sabot and
tanall sallbool a1lor alnce he
.... • llDall boy at Balbol
Y achl Club, has alarted bis
own boat building f l r m ,
specializing In eight.foot rac-
lng Sabots. ..
<>PenUn« under, the name
Hokier Mlrine, Holder Is
Operating II 221 Marine Ave.,
Balboa lalalld.
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Success
Sparks
Success
"He'll grow,nf1'..Ar it. Don't worry." .. ~
It's a statement many a special
educator would like never to hear again.
Because most children don't grow out
of their problems.
Educators suggest that waiting, doing
nothing, Is the worst thing. It makes a
bad situation worse, and can turn a good
situation into a bad one.
Applied to the child With educational
handicaps, the key Is finding the probA
1em, and woridng to correct it as early
39 possible. "1ben you won't have a 17·
year-old who can't read."
Steven Guy is a good example or how
intervention can bring success.
Steven was almost 10 when enrolled at
Mardan Center of Educational Therapy.
His three younger brothers already were
in school, but he couldn't get past the
first grade level in his class for the
educationally handicapped.
Thanks to a scholarship provided by
Martian support groups, he was able to
begin attending school at Mardan.
Now, at 11%, Steven ts reading at
between filth and sath grade level The
staff at Mardan was able to diagnose and
work to correct his perceptual and emo--
tional problems.
Today, steven, with bis tousled blond
hair and a winning smile is much dif·
ferent from the shy, withdrawn, insecure
c)llld who came to Mardan In tile fall of
'71.
He was the first In bb class to read 25
books and DOW Is aiming at reachlng 75.
He has been thinklng about returning to
public school, when he's emotlonal1y as
well as academically ready.
There is other visible evidence of
Steven's success. Two years ago be only
printed and the letters came out upside
down and backwards. Now, he can write
an essay on his life.
Success brings about good feelings
brings about more SUC<OSS brings about
sOu-a>nlideooe !rings about more SU"
cess, the theory goes.
Had It not been !or Mardan -and
stevon being gtvem a cllance lo attend -
he might sun be on first grade level. His
parents are proud of' Steven's success
and grateful to the center.
Steven is proud, al~, that be can suc-
ceed.
Recently, ln an essay, be wrote: 11The
things I Uke about myself are I'm smart
and ,aet along well with othen, and I like firl& When I get older I want to be a
~or I doctor.''
&-.. isn't always this dranulUc. It
llket a long time to undo yeani of r.o.n: Bit • -'1bOJ..,. fl'• well wwthlt.
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"If a man does not k<tf) poet with
his cqmpmUons, perhaps it is because
he heart 4 different d"'mmer. Let
him step to the mu.sic tohich he hears,
howuer measured or jo.r away."
Thor<au
Stories by ALIJSON DEEIUI
Of t119 0.llY l'lllt Steff
For some children, going to school is
one bad day aller another. Life is a
series or stomacha ches.
They don't fit into the public school
system and day by day they get farther
and farther behind.
They have normal intelligence, but
because of learning disabilities, physical
and emotional, they need extra help.
Mardan Center of &tucatlonal Therapy
glves these children the tools to catch up·
and succeed in the public school setting.
The private special education facility
got lts start in 1962 when director David
Eisenman came to Orange County "'ith
two tutoring students.
This grew until he had 100 tutoring
students and a class or 12. Mardan
Center now has outgrown its fll'St home
and moved to a second in Costa Mesa.
Still growtog, with 113 students and a
staH (mostly teaching staff) of about 31,
the center has added temporary trailers
tn $Upplement teaching spate.
GOAU> I
"OUr pur~. our ultimate reuon (or
being, is to get the students back into
public school," explained Mara Schiff,
coordinator of services.
"We are a resource for the publio
schools. \Ve have the time, the people,
tbe interest to take a close look at and
get v~ry well acquainted with each chJld.
11Not just his reading and writing
level.'' she emphasized, "but the kind of
person he is. It ls much easier for m
than for a public schoQl teacher with 35 • students."
Because the goal ls catching up -and
going back to regular school -students
are expected to do about 18 months work
in 10 months at Mardan. "Some do bet-
ter. some don't quite make it. But we are
sending a quarter of the students back to
public school at the end of the year."
GOOD SETIING
Tile setting, abe added, Is wbat mal:es
things bappm, •
-Benefit-
"An advantage ol belrc a private,
special education faclllty 14 thal )'OU ..,
. _ be as structured as )QI Ute « u warm
and supportive as yro like. We plish, but
---1t'.-a cheerful puoli,--apeclant -push.
We bave to be 'challengjng u ... u as
Mardan Center is suPPorted
primarily by private con-
tributions and from funds rais·
ed at various benefits by area
organizations.
A Country Fair is planned
ror this sole purpose. See page
14.
war.m."
Classes are limlted to 12 or 13 atudents
"'Ith a teacher and teachlng assistant.
Within this framework there is time and
opportunity for individual attention.
Tllere ~ day schoOI fe< · klnderaarten
throogh high school, tutoring and
counseling m an hourly bu.ls, and
services ol a speech thera p l1t,
psychologist and play tl!eraplllL
(See SPllXliL PLACE, Piii HI
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it's ll cheerful
push, en
expectant push.
We hevt! to be
challenging
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The aura of a Country
Fair will be evident
when parents, staff and
Las Almas de Mardan
members presenl the
.r. affair from 10 a.m.. to
·,•; 4 p.m: Saturday, ?rtay
19, on the sch o o 1
grounds at 695 W. 19th
St., Costa Mesa. Cook·
ing up plans for the
Mardan Center benefit .
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R<>bert Perkins a n d
Mrs. William Stabler.
"· LOSE WEIGHT
THIS WEEK i'~1 The Odrlnrx Plln an IMlp f01
"' become the slim llllll ,._ Ulll )!Oii -'~ wotlld l:lk• tobt.Odtlnn.bu .... lllM. suctHSfully by lhouslnds Ill DY« thl
country fot 14 )'lllL Get rid of Rt*
II tfld ffvt IOnltt.
Odrlnt• Is 1 liny tabkt and nslty
.,,, swJ!lowed.ContalnJ ~d~aero111 d1ue1.
No 111rvln1~ No specbl eurcfses. ~~1 .Odrlnex P11n costs $3.25 Ind lM la11• econoinr slie SS.25. ·
.~-~ You must lose u1ty fit Of your
,,., ITICllllY will be relunded. No quesUons
11ked. Acctpt no subsUtute1. SOid with
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ANN MARIE STEWART
Betrothal
Revealed
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l\-1r. and Mrs. David T.
Stewart of Costa Mesa have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Ann Marie
Stewart to Gregory E. Sprau!.·
Spraul ·is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Sprau! of Palos
Verdes Estates.
A July 14 wedding is plan-
ned .
Miss Stewart is a graduate
of Marymount High School
and earned a BA i n
psychology from the Universi·
ty of San Francisco.
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Teachers we "whatever
workl belt" and this mikes
!or an interesting place for
Jearuini.
and emouooot goall that are
realistic a o d cbaUeoglog
teaching leclmlques that meet
the student's needs."
PEACE TREATY On the !Int throu&h slx1Ji
One clus which was having grade · 1evel, atudenta move
dlodpllne problems declare<j .• ~mong.thtee aettings. Students
peace·fonnally, with a treaty: get semory-motor and percep-
tual training along w l t h
language arts, mathematics,
<rafts and physical education.
EARN CREDITS
Younger and older students
are in one contained setting.
them to leave bore ·wiJh good log their own prob!-. -k·
fee!Jnp about !eamlag. log them through. 'nley know
"It Is much easier for "-'•" -that when they go bock to
she admlttod, "with this kind public school they must be
of setting, 'l)le good .Jlllbllc able to recognl't aod des!
1IChoo! teacher can help li she with their own ,j>roblems -
glves a little special, in-even ~f it meaq,s asking for
dlvtdual attention ro those who help . and accepting t h •
need it." teacher's autborjty.
"' ls not a c d • "We all like it here," lhe n.u a em1cs,
however. added, "becauae something'•
"The kids take part in solv-happening." •
"Whereaa toe as a cla&s
"""'t to aet along with ea<h
other and re1J>t?ct each
othe1"1 fe<lings, rights and
med.s; and tohnea& toe rec.
ogniu that for everyone to
work and play together toe
will all have to help one an ...
other in any way and can.-
not pick on one another;
On the high !!Choo! level,-=========;J;=========; students have the option otlr
"Therefore, toe resolve
that we will do evnvth;ng
we ca1~ everyda11 to have
peace in our class."
The eenter's Xerox machine
runs constantly -copying
perfect spelling tests snd
other good classwork for
students.
gelling hardcore academics at
Mardan and electives like
shop al regular high school.
"They a re earning credits
toward graduation w h t I e
here ," Mrs. Schiff said.
For the high school studenls,
the emphasis is on developing
life sltills. Students make ar-
rangements for their own field
trips and projects, getting u-
sistance from stall when
. necessary.
Mother's Day
5 Days Away
Think
JtoJn ~hQ·
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PRICES
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Men. """ '"· ' .. '-Slit. t .. 1 Desks in the junior high
classroom are lDlique. Each
student.decorated his own.
When the senior b i g h
students complained about
their classroom (an empty
trailer), they were given an
assignment in group deeision-
making : decide what you need
and get it. Students built bookshelves and now are hook-
ing nip.
Students often have dinnerl'=========-:'.''====~====~
in each other's homes. When ..----coASTLINE··--llllilli they do, they must plan the r
menUi do the shopping , ~~parethemea!anddocjean HEAL TH FOODS
CORONATION
'"lbet-e are higM and )ows
in each project for every stu-
dent. For a cerebral palsied
student, tearing lettuce for the
salad may be extremely dif-
ficult. For another student it
may be hard to make a phone
call.
FEARS LESSEN When a student in an
elementary level reading class
read 2S boob the class staged "They msy have a greater
a regular conlllatioo complele intensity o1 fear snd worries
with fealit snd pbotogrtpber. about things. We try tO
"OUr goal ls Jo alllist each cllailenge them and open up
child in reacblng 'bis full new worlds, but not give them
jiotential aciiaeliilCillyaffil t.-more~11iao they can handle at
enable him to establish salis-one time," she said.
fying personal relationships," "We are very together
a brochure reads. -here," Mrs. Schiff explained,
"Successful learning is a "not in the current sense of
result ot a student's con-the word, but really together.
fidence in his own ability to The students help t h e
succeed. his involvement in students. The staff helps the
meaningful subject matter stall. We take a good, honest
and his trust that his teacbers look at each situation.
view him as a ,person worthy "David Eisenman is' one
of respect. reason why we are so sue-.
"It is based on academic cessful. He's not just an ad-
ministrator. He's involved
with every student.
"When kids come t o
Mardan, they are already i,.o
or three years beh!n~,
sometimes more. They 1ha.Ve
all kinds of problems, the
labels don't matter .
Sl'lCIAU FOR ~AY 7 TO 12
STAINLESS STEEL ·. ADJUSTABLE
VEGETABLE STEAMER .,..i.. SPECIAL 4.95 3"
1 RICH LIFE
PROmN TABLETS -M•"Y Fl•oiora:
200 Tablets SPECIAL 1" ' R .. ular $2.00 --400 Tablets SPECIAL 2" Ragul1r $3.75
VITAMIN E
MIXED TOCOPHEROLS
100 l.U .
~.~:~:~;; SPECIAL 44'
SUNFLOWER SEEDS
Plump & T••ty
1 L._ (l61oz.) SPECIAL 49C R.plar 69e
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Wedding
Plans Told "They've had day after day Costa Mesa Tustin "'9una Hilb
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of bad feelings, a whole world ~"~,!t~u:r.~ 2•1:!.~1 ::r:..:•·
Margarite Marie Haddon I j~•:f =s~to:ma:cha:che:•-~W~e~w~an:t~§~~....,~~,,~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~ and Lee Francis Baroni of _
Pasadena plan to marry in
May 1974 .
Mr. snd Mrs. Lee F. Baroni
of Huntington Beach are
parents ol the fiance who
earned his degree in police
science administration from
California. State University,
Los Angeles.
The bride-t~be. daughter of
Mrs. Irwin Haddon of
Pasadena and the late Mr.
Haddon, graduated Crom
Pasadena City College.
Drug Needs
When it comes to drug
education, Johrmy doesn't
need his hands slapped -he
needs information, un·
derstanding and reasons.
This is according to a Na-
tional Education Association
(NEA) task force report on
drug education.
Her fiance, a graduate of m;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'il Palos Verdes High School. at-111
tended Harbor Junior College
and Foothill College.
Designer
Try addressing a postcard
just to Clodagh, Ireland.
It will get ro Clodagh, the
Irish designer who has achiev-
ed not-0riety. Sht has become
a household word among tbe
well dressed.
emorrs
SPOlllSWEAR
Westclift' l'lan., !7th and Irvine.,
Newport Beacb,CaJifomia91660
l:L!CTROLYSIS AS
PERMAN!.NTLY ARCHED
BROWS. AN INTR~GUING
WIDOW'S PEAK. THE END OF
-ir---.::VNWANTED FACIAL HAIR. THEN LET OUR
LICENSED ~£CHNICIAN SHOW YOU HOW
"'"_..., t SAJl'E AND EASY IT IS.
IN OUR BIAUTV SAL.ON.,
OUR BEAUTY
SALON'S
l-1! PRICE SPEING~
SALE! THE NO-SET~~
BRUSH 'N GO PERM.\ #~L'---
PLUS A COMPLIMEN A Y
PROFESSION AL BRUSH.\
THE CUT1S SHORT AND SHAPELY. A OOUT. 211 L.ONG. AND
OUR STAFF IS TRAINED TO LIFT• SHAPE ANO CUT YOU
HAIR ON THE BIAS TO GIVE EXTRA B:>OY • COMBINED
WITH OUR BRUSH1N GO PERM AND NEW 'BLOWER
DRYING METHOD, IT BECOMES EVEN MORE BOUNCY
AND BUOYANT• CURL.S SP'ttNG
INTO SHAPE WITH THE GENTI..EST
FL.IP Ofl' A BRUSH • ftEG. $30 • _..,. __
NOW $15,COMPLETE,
WE HAVE PERMS FOR LONG
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PUBLIC NanCB
Chapter
Orlllli• Empire Ohap<er,
Naliollll Secretaries ~
tlon will have lb 19th azmual
Execullves' Nigltt Banquet
Thursday, May 10, in Los
Coyo)es· Counlry Club. '
Speaker for the evening will
be John Morley, whose lopic Is
I Saw Today's Facts and
Frauds In Headline-World. ·
Morley olllciaiiy is 'accrediled
as a correspondent by the U.S.
Governmen't and n a t I o n s
around tfle world. For more
than 35 years his syndicated
eolumns, featured articles,
TV·radlo news analysis and
lectures have been read and
heard inlernallooally.
The chapter's llttrelary-of·
the-year, Mrs. Joy Maynard
will be crowned and the ex-
ecutive-of-the-year will be
named.
Lecture
Plastic and reconstructive
surgery will be the topic of Dr.
Jorge E. Luhan, diplomate of
the American Board of Plastic
Surgeons and staff member of
the Santa Ana Community
Hospital.
He will talk at 7:30 p.m. Fri·
da~. M•Y ll, In the Spa at
Park Newport and the lecture
is operi' to the public.
Alu'mnae
Dorothy Strauss, w ho
teaches Great 1Cleas i n
Literature at Golden West
College, will be the speaker at
the luncheon benefit of Orange
County Alumnae Club, Alpha
Xi ll<lta.
Her topic will be Dllooveries
Unlimited, !l!!Ltbe moeting
will begin wltb ID 11:30 a.m.
·tuncheon Friday, May II, In
the Mer<llfl' Savings and LOiii
building llllnllng!M 'Beach.
' Grandmothers
A bazaar 8"d bake sale will
be conducted by Newport
Harbor Grandmothers Club
from 10 a.m. to s p.m. Friday,
May ll, In Wand Hoose,
Fashion Istana.
How IO Conlnll Them will be
the topic under dbc:ulsiM by
Hok Roftll, who luis been in
various phaltl ol IJorticultw;e
all d bis adult life,
lie will be the speater al the
i p.m. .,..tlni d the SOUth
Coast Garden Club Wed-
nesday, May •• In tho Three
Areb !lay Clubhouse.
Dur1ng tho business session,
members will vote on new of-
ficers.
Irvine Juniors
Installation ~emonies will
~I -Y\9 Mt111tt. ...._. ........ 1iMct1. C.ilt. t2641 WI Hell A~ ,_... -... ..,, 1m, """""'' SoMcfl, C•llt. tMU. be ~ for l'leW ofOcers IH<tl. c11'11. HUI J,9Ck Mel '-"""· .., IEl!umere, Clll~ ttJIOll J-lOl'f' 14'tllt. D SkllWIW It ..
J •'"-,_.;....,. J·-~· W • ._...... ..: ,_ UrN• C.hl MIN. CMlf ,.,.,. OOMlill ltrt Stlf, 11)1 E. Vlrtlnl• lrvtne, C1lll. tV'O:S. va u.: u•llU'IO -omans __ , ... .,.,. Thft MIMM 11 ·~ b'f 1 11..,..,,..,..1 c-~c .. 11onMttrt1. Jun~''',.,, ... mi& Si'.IMtr tt .• Qub lollowin& a t p.m. d i:.:i. ....,."..., ,...,., ~ ,...,, •~ •n ... TMt. _._. tt "*" • ...,., iw 1n ,,..,..., t.111. n1'0S.
In • • p ta I n-,,.,. Jova It-IOI "11 A~ Jtcll N. L.wn'1 JMIYiOWI. Thll lllnl""" II ~Mid _., II\ Mo .... u res uran • ..... --ae Hewciort lffctlo c1111. ,,... "TM• ... ._. w.-"*' wf• '"" ,_ OtMN 1t.., s.tt ...... ~ .. OQ-Weaneiday, May f., IC.--"' L. ll..-, "°' Yle A"MMI. iy CMril: of ar...., C-lf on A&M"ll 11, Ttw. 11•...,._t •••cflttd w'IWI tllf C~ T"'• ',',=.!J ! .. ""':1..t wllll ttM ,_ .....,_. llMdl. CMlf ttw nn. ty C .... ti: .. Or.,.. OUl\IY °" /.MD 11. "' ' Leading the group rot the Tllh ...,...,,_ l. ~ 1rt • cor-• ll"MSlt ltn. IY Clttt: of Or•no-c-ry on Hf'll 11, ....,"-' ,........., °""'9· c.... Deity P'tlot. "'°" 1t11. coming year will be Mrs. $.1..,._..,.ok• J*'f UmitM ...,_ , .. n. 91t..,.. Mey 7, .m 1io1.n "*!llMd Qf'M9f coau ~rtv ,11o1. ...... ,,._ c 0 _ •.~~
JOOfCJ ~ ' ,1,pr11 n;-. .,.. May 1 14 Im 117J.1' ,._1.,_ ..... .,. out '"'" ""'. Ml,cbael HutsenplUer, and s.t..,...... ... PUBLIC NOTICE • • • Ap111 '" n. 30, ..... May 1. 19ri 1-.c • serv1.... with her are the ™1 , .. ,..,_, ... flt.cl w1tri t11t c-PUBUC NOTICE
-& tv Cten. °' Or9nl9 c-tv °"' Nwll ui, PKTmous •us1Nns PUBLIC NOTICI!) Mmes. Gerald w. Muuy, John ltn. l"MJllJ ,..,.. ITAT•MINT ,.,,,;;;,,;;,.;;;.;;,:-;.;;:.,;;:,;;.;o.;;.,,--1 --~~~:.'.:~~:'._ __
Y ........ ol..... ... Denn'· GI • ......,.,..... Or..... c .. t O.lly l"llot. ,,. fonowlnl '*"°" I• '°'"' bu•l~u .MAMI STATIMINT PICTITIOUS IUSINISS
W"U,1¥1Ul &n1.4 i.a ese A,prll n. .. and May 1 14. Im 11 ••l T~ fallowkw ,..._..,. dol!IO llUt!MSI NAM• S1'AT•MINT
• .....,. ... Iden . D g( lnl " . CENTUlll:Y HOUSE • ORANG!', '°'" ts· Tiie froUOlllll"I "'"'°"" •r• dalne vice)"'="-ts, ave e e AlleloMA ....... lDMltllM"'6l '1 '""' YIU•· l SI•~'· Dutlftelsa&: and Jack Alexander PUBLIC NOTICE ... ~,:.!~~~A.,. .. Eni.,_..1..,,11,E.»rhsi.:co.t•M•51, FAIR FEEDS. 11 ,,.,, 0r .. Cost•
• ' . C11lfot11I• """ MtsA, '2626 secrelalies and N 0 rm an MOTKli TO <•urrottl TMI llYllll'V I• "*'"' COfldljctM b¥ Ill W•YM M. ,, .... u, 1600 Oo't•r Ori..... J-llkri.rd W•lltr, fl6 1"1UC.r!M, • SUl"W•KMt cou•T Of' TM• IMlllktvll. H...,_, -.C:PI C1lltoml• ""° Coat• Mew. Ctlll . .,.,,
Greenwood, treasurer. STAT• Of' U...ll'OHIA POil TP!h .~~ ~flttd wlttl ti.,_. .Y..retr•I $.' l=•~ll. t.00 oo--.r c::~1::u~·c.~~~~ "4 ,.,.....,
TN• COU.:.'X :.. OIWM• fY a.rt llf 0...,.. C.wll!y .... AJN'll 11, ~=-b!i=~ ·~::1~11 '=· Ttll1 llwlMll Is (Dtld\lel9d by 1 ...,... .. "''-,.. ··-••IOI\ oltler tlllll 1 SNrlMrsP!lp £511 .. ti 'MAY ILIZAIEfH K1£1t 1"'41M (Off:: •-Johll ll. W•IMI' lr--------------------------~·KA MAlllE ELIZAIETH I( I IE It • !'UMlsNd ~ CMtl O.lly Ptlo!. IN ~ .. s.. ,.u.n TP!lt ll•llf'll9111 •• , Ill.cl wtlll ""' c.,,.. .....i. _ . -A!w1I 23, .. Miii MliY 1, t4. tt1' 11'2·73 Thi. atlfrll'Mnt wn fUec1 wltlt -c-IY ciwll Of Or~ COll"IY on °'&WI! 2l.
MOTtce IS H~RE•Y GNltl .. .. ty 0.rll ol or..,.. c_.., on Aptff ll. 1m HB Juniors
Huntington Beach Jullior
Women will man an ln-
formalion booth during the
citywide festival from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Saturday, May U, in
Murdy Park.
Assistants
A fashion show and luncheon
will be presented by lbe
Orange County D e n t a I
Aslistants Society at 1 p.m.
Saturday, May 12, in the Jolly
Roger Inn, Anahelm.
Mystiek Krewe .
Richard ti:. Boucher, presi-
dent of the Mystict Krewe of
Komus will be honored during
the President's Ball, planned
for 9 p.m. Saturday, May 12,
in the Aila Vista Counlry Club.
SC· Gardeners
Pests in the Garden and
STILL ONLY
$2.65 A MONTH
Even On Price Alone The
DAILY PILOT
Delivers The Most
For The Orange Coast
SUBSCRIBE NOW 642-4321
mdit0t1 of ttie • ._. '*"*' litellMftt PUBUC N011CE ,,,, ""'4
!Ml ~I ...,_.Mvlnl c: .. ll'lll -..!Ml,.,.. . f't•JI• P'ubll~ o~ Cont O.lly Piiot.
Mid ....... , .,.. ,...,.., to flle "*"· PtCTtTIOUS •USlllllSS PWlllMd Or.,-,ot C01l1 O•lty Piiat, Aprll XI ...... !Ny '· ,,, 11, ltT.I 1tt7-n -:J':.. ~'*!ru:l ~.:;..'::...,.~ MAM• STATllM•NT Aprll 1'-n. 30. llld "°"Y 1, ltn Mt71·nl---------~-.,---
i. pr-' in.m. w1t11 t11e ~ Tr. fOltGWln9 ""°" 11 OOlft8 b1n111as PUBUC NOTICE
vwc:hlrl. .. "" ~ ., ""' Offfen N : . PUBLIC NOTICE of l.lppold, ~ l'fMI om-, A.I· ()IV.NGE COUNTY GlltlNDING COM· f'ICTITIOVS IUSUIESS kll'MV• ., L-.,,. Efft 17tll street. Sult• l"A'H.,., •n RM HIM·-· l!spltlll!M PtcTl1'10US IUSINESS NAMI STATIMINT 1n, Coal• MlU, C.Nfonrll• '2621. whlc:PI I• v. $ulle lOJ. COlll MeM. Ctllf. txti NAM• STATEMl!NT T"" lollowlne pffMln Is ctalne buslne•1
ttw ltl•c:-of bullMn of lhtl ~lllfted In OGNld E. Mllt1 & ·~ Lff Miiis, T"'9 follawlng perMlll Is doing butlntts •S: •II Nti.t's p.rl•lnl"9 to tlll.nl•I• of uolcl 1130 W. Cf'8Ktflt Ho. llU, A,..hllm, ••• l PAM ARROWS 7. PONZIO AllllOW
d.c:.cMl!t, Wltlll11 four manttls lfMr thti C•Hf. f7tl)1 ' Sl(ANOIA HANDYMAN, I 6 5' 1 Mf'G., 1670 Unll C 81bcock, Coal1
llrll 1Mi1bllc1llon of !Pits llOltu. TPll1 IM.lllNll 11 conduc:l9d by •n ln· Mytlnt:ilt l•M, .Hunll1tglon ll•ICPI, CiUI. Mn•, C•lll. '1617 O•led April 17, 1973 dl¥1d~I. •?Ml S•m I". Panr!o, lff' 0 It 1 w 1 THOMAS HELSON l(IE!lt, trt'lld• L. Mllll Jowt Hllmar Abef9 16591 MVll"9t1r lltl¥1r Clrct1. Founl1l11 V•lll't, C.•I. t'f1'm
EKICUlor of 1"'9 E1l•ll Thll lllll'!'Ml'll -·Ill.cl wllh !fl.I Cou"· L•rll, Hunllnelan Setcii, c4Uf. •lt'1 TP!ls OU.IMll It canduc:1..S by tn ln·
of llMI •!>ow IMllMd d9c..S•nt lv Cltrk of Dr1111111 Counry an April ,,, Ttlls builn••• Is cOllducted Dy tn In· dl¥ldu11 LI ...... llllMllnflt Mii DlllllTI-ltn. di Id I S•m P. Pnnrlo ut •-" IM StfMt SVlle 111 1"14121 "' u• 'Jos•f Hilmtr Abe-ro TPlll •ltl...,•nt w•s llled wllPI Irie C111111· C..t• .._, CtN;;;.;.j• ttu1 , , Pullolllhld Or111111 Co.st O.lly Piiot. Ttlll tl•••manl w•s 111.., w!!n 1111 Cao.t11· ly Clffk ol 0••~ Countv an AprU n.
T•h ln4) ....,,... April 31), .,,., "'"' 1, 14. II, ltT.I 1:137-71 ty Clffk of Or•nQt Cou11ty an April u. 19TJ
Alt..-t1 .... ••"""" \91l. l"lqlS l'ulloll.iwd Or...,. C°"t 01ny Pilot, PUBLIC NOTICE ,1...., Publl.ritd Or•f1911 Coasl O•llY l'!I~. 11'""'~'~1 ~,..~,.~-~~....,".'.,~'·:__'.'""':_'":":.~":"~"~'l---::==!:Mi!i::::::::::----1 Publl1hfd Or•"!ll coast D•1fy Piiat, Af)l"ll XI, •ncl M•w '· u , 21 . 1tn ll)t..71 1 111a Aprll XI. arid M•Y 1, I'-21. 19n tm-n PUBLIC NOTlCE tMmCa TO <•IDITOltS
SUf'AIOll COURT Of' ,... PUBLI' c NOTICE ,ITAft OP CALIPOl:NIA POil f'ICTITIOVS IUSINtiS
SUP"•atoS: COUllT 01" TH• TMe COUNTY Of' OllAltOI NAMI 11'AnM•NT
STAT• OP CALll"OllNIA f'Ollt M. MIU! PICTITKHIS •USINIU TM tollolrinl PM'--do/llf TM• COUNTY Of' Dlt.ANO• Estltl OI' ESTt::LLI HALIEllT NAMI 11'ATEMINT ..... _as: N9. A•Jllfl Mc:MIU.EH. ~ TPle followffle per.ant ·~ dolllO SUN$ET Fllll!WOOO · f'EEO STOlll!
MO'nCR OP NUltlllf• OP PETtl'IOflll NOTICE IS HEllEIY GIVEN lo tM 11ut1,n;.-~.·:~os I OAT $HOP, I 5,' • l"OLE COMl"ANY. 1121 w,. Cont f'Olt P'llOIATI! Of' '#Ill. AND f'Oll C!Wllors of !tit •boW ll•l!'lld 4:«;.0...1 HIOll'W•Y, N.wpol"I !IHCPI, c.l · L•TTSlll Tl!S1'AMt:N1'AlltY tMt •II ptl'lCll'IS htivl .... c .. lmt 111-11111t thl H•mll'°"· MUlllll'l!lklll &ffcPI. C.111. nw .... I. Tlbbltl.o 511 llttnn!M AY9..o
Etl•le of ELIZA.BETH TAGUE .. kl 4lc:4dlnt w• nqulrtd lo f11• tlllm. Vtnt\lrl G. Blnutloa, 111Sl N.wl•lld H..,_. IHCPI, C•lll. fWl
DKllMd ' wltll ltW ~ 'tOUClltrt, 111 IM offlc:I SI'"' No. 2'7, Ht,111llngl011 ~ C1I, L•~ E. l•bor, 521 lttwnkle
NOTICE ts HEREI Y GIVEN ltllll of IM c:~ of •llOYt' ... 111*1 court, fl( '1646 ' A ...... N~I 1-u<ll, C•tll. '2"3
J ..... T MOU'TRUP JR hlos flied to Pl"Hlfll • wllll thl 111t•uwv •• ,. •• J. 1•11\Mlot. llllJl N1wl•l'ld Tiil• DullMU I• COllCllKNd by Io-al
PUBUC NOTICE
......, · ~ ' ·• wuc"-s.. to t111 uncllf'llgMd 1t tt-.. oflk• Sir"' No. 297, Hu11t1110IOl'I l1~PI. C1L. ptr1Mn111P
10. -rtle DAILY rllOT .tfke S. ~-) Mreln • pttlllon for pr~I• ol will llld of •ttomev• JACICSOM. GOODSTEIN, "'-" 1:11.;_. E. I Ror .,... -•r b' llW•llCll of lllters Tnl•m911liry to ICUMlt:ll, CMES, CROSKEY & SMITH, Tlll1 bull_, Is Ming conduclld by ' Tlllt 11•1-t -flied w!IPI lhl Covn." -----------~---------------~ ..................................................................................................................................................... ~l~~~ .. r ~~ .-:.c ":~ti~ r;;:.· f« lfOI A'teflUl of "" Sl•rs. Suite 16.Sl, LOI llmlllld SN•lntrlPllp. "' C .... k of or.11111 c-ty on Mey I. ltn. -~ Ct111CINll• f0061, WlllcPI Is tM ltr1Mlrt J . 81!\Vllat 1"11111 -.. f:<~~ ~~__tll~ '"'-, ';!"~ _ll•s .~~ dltt"of ttvtlMll °"'""lllldl .. ltf*I. "' •ll This •l•ll(l'lllll w•s llMd wllh !!It Coun-P'ublllhld Dt•r.e. Cotll O•llY Piiot.
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;;;:::::: -·nr~ Of oe,.' ~me~t N:·m3· of11 wld mitt.,. Pff'!•l11!110 t,o 1"'9 "'•'• ol 1•ld ty Clt•k of Or•ll9• County ., A.prH 11, Mty 7, u , tl. 21. tm-,,_.., .c..... ·c 0 .:._ W lri dlCllOellfO wlllll" -IGYI" ll)OlllPll 1ll•r Ille 1911 , --------
court. •t 700 m1c: ..... r ,... ~'· ""' pi,lblk•ll"" °' '"'' "°'''' f't41111 PUBLIC NOTICE tne City of S•p• A"~•lllornl.. O•tld A,pril ''· 1•11. ' Publlall~ Or•noc ,Co•~I 01Uy Piiat, . Olled:.rl~l:i ~-$1 JOHN, EUGEN!~ M ... f.9Q.ENHOFF Aprll :p.,.,. •rid May 7, 1•, 191) IU•-711--~-,-,-,-,-,,.,-.-,-.c.c,-,.c,o,c,---
Cou11ty Cle1'k Adml11l1trtlrl,11 MAMI STAT•MINT -·C. A. MIG•••• Z.&~'!"' ebov• l!\lBUC.NO'D.CE__ TM-fOlloWlflll-4*.IOl\..'*-..CIDllll-M lMU._ .
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for t~is summer
Slim away your excess pounds and inches at the
luxurious GLORIA MARSHALL SALONS.
Friendly, considerate attendants make each visit a
most happy time where you find a new smalle1
you •••
what are the advantages· of the
GLORIA ft'lARSHALL rnethod?
• You get friendly, individual attention. Your
particular figure problem is carefully ana-
lyzed and your figure correction program
will actually be designed just to fit your
needs. ·
• You'll experience the comfort of having your
treatments in cheerful, pleasant semi-private
surroun<;lings ..
• There will be no tiring exercises for you be-
cause Gloria Marshall is not a gym or spa .
• Results are achieved through a program of
nutritionaJ guidance and individually de-
signed firming and toning techniques.
t/1e price is only •1so
per 17 hr. treatment on sny program
Free Courtesy Visit
i!»Cll=.,..,,,, ft..,,,~ gua r anttt ""' =><== ... Tell us the dress size you went to be. We will then
,,nalyze your figure ""d tall you exectly the num·
ber of inches you need to lose. We are so sure of
your results thet we guarantee in writing th.st if
your meesurements ere not es promised, you mey
continue your treatments et no charg• until your
9oal is reached.
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C.rol Kilbourne lost 57 pounds
and went I tom a size I 6 to a size 3,
and she's really enjoying life to the
lullest. Her husband and child1en
couldn't be more proud ol "A New
sma1ier Carol''
.. .. Affidavits of .,uthenUclty
are on.file in the home office."
FIGURE CONTROL SALONS
Open dilly I to 9, 81turd1y 9 l_O 4
NEWPORT BEACH -.
430 l'aclfic C-t Hwy. -64J~3630
'THE cm·-st lnalla Soult 9'7-0211
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r. D. ••• m JAC'QON 900DS1'&1N, KUMLl!:llt 1----------,---·fti : , :at M•l'I•• • PICTITIOUS IUSINISS A M IE " IC A N TlltANSf!0"1'AllON ••lllM llYM, Cei..,Ai• 'eGPD. caosttllY. lo 9MfTN NAM• $1'ATIMINT EHT!lltil'IUSES, COi 91rc:ll No. 1, Teh 1714) '""'"' 1'll ..,.._. If .... llWS. hll• 1411 Ttw follawlne parsans .,.. dolF!!I Nftl'DOl1 hie!\. C.I. "'61. Altll'MY for"! l"etlKIMf' '--........... C.,lf, t11111 MlllH& 11: J•Y M-V Mlrcroft, lll051 l.......,..
Pvtlll•Md Or111111 COlst O.lly Pollot. 'hit m» ~............ MESA IEAlllNG co .. 1025 w. lllPI HWltlnotM l•Kl'I. C•I.,.....
Mlly 1, 2. 1, tm 131$-TJ ~ .................. ,f'.c SI., Cost• M .... C•111, Hf,27 1'Pll1 bl.lllMU II c:onOuc:tlld .,., •II "" , ---.,-==cc-""==::::----J l"ul:llltMd Onlnet CMll O•llY Piiot. WLlllllft INMll FlbW (Glnlt' .. Pwt· di ..........
1· PUBUC :NCJrlCB """ 1', n.,. ...ci MllY '· 1m 111t-73 .,.,1, 6S50 on1eo11 ''·· Lono IHcti. .J:r ... ~~ f<MnrotT Clff, fOllS Thll It• t Wll fllM wt7ll 1111 C-. PUBUC NOTICE Ktltll ll•nd•ll Pel>M', '5.50 Ol'lKOll $!,, IV Cid tf °'"'"County• M#rt 1. ltn.
NOTIC• INV11'1NO •tOS lont &HCP!. C1llt. fOllS ,,..... NOTICE IS HEllEllY OtVEN tllll tell· ltOTIC• INVrtlfrM •IDS Otrridt 5cofl l"•btr. '150 Ol'IK:oll II., l"llblltllld °'""' Cout IMlty l"tNf,
llCI prOP0$1111 wlll lie rKelWd b¥ tM City NOT ICE IS HEREtY GIVEN tlMI -·· LOlllll INdl, C.111. fOllS May 1, 14. 11, •• tm ISll·n
of COii• MIW 11 'llw ofllai of "" City tld pnpoMts wfll .,..n c::ah11M bY ttw Cltt 1'hl1 buslnHI 11 condLKIM bY • llmlltd PUBLIC NOTICE Otrtt •I "'-City Htll, 'T1 F•lr Orlve, of COltl MeM 11 1M Offlc:• 114 tM City ~rllllrlhlp, Colt• ,...,.. Callfclml•, unfll ttw llouf" ol Cltrll If "" Cltt H•ll. 11 f'tlr or1..... WUl11m Mltvlll F•blr·
IT:DO l ,m, Oii MIY 14.1'13, •I Whlc:PI time Coall Mew, Ctltfor"I•. untll 11M1 llouf" of Tiiis 1l•l1mtr1I Wll 111..S wltPI the Coun-f'ICTITtOUS tUSIN•SS "'" win lie openld PUbtlcly ll'ld r•ld 11 :00 1.m."" Mrt 14. 1•11 ., wlllcll 11 ..... ty Clert; of Orl!\91 County on A~ll 11, NAM• STAftMIMl
•loud 111 ttie council Chlomtllrs for tll.., 111111 bt Ol)llltd Pllblkly Mid rnd lt'J. Ti.. followl"I Pll'_,. tfe Clolnt
fumlllllF!!I Ill l•bor. m111'1'1•11, eqi.t(pnllfll, lloud Ill "' ,<ouncn Chti~ for F2•UI bullMM ••1 lrMHMJl'llllon •l'ld IVCPI otNr f•c:Jlllln 11 l!Jrlllllllne ltl !Mlior, mi>ltrl•llll equlP"'lf!I, PUOHll!td Dl'•l'l(le Cofitl Oilly Pilot, AMERICAN HAW A 11 A f\I Pl.AH•
mllY bt flCIUI"" tor IN Felnltw Storm tn1rwportpno,i •nd ~Pl oltllr1f1t1ltllH ., Aprlt 1•. n . :JO, •rid M•Y 7, 191) 1073·11 TATIOHS. *' E••I C•t! H._....,,
Dr•ln. llllY lie~""'" for...,. IMPllOYEMENT -Sult. 7, C•OM"" M•r, C.11~ mu A. .. , of p11ns. a,,..;lf1c•llot11 arid ottwr Of",_BEAI st•Dl' PlllOM• WA.Kl!HAM PUBLIC NOTICE l'toOtMtlve "•r1t1lrit. IK.,.., l111
contract ~ts m•, be obl•lned 111 'AYENVl!fTO ftli•fllft IOUTH 01< 1'HE COll11 H\lllw•Y• Ctr-1191 Mllr,
the ofrlc:• of tll• City Clerk, n Fair Drlllil, SAN OIEGO ir1tEEWAY. PIC1'1TIOUS •USINISS Cllflvrnl• nA5. • CellliWIU (irpcM'• COl'I• !Mu. C•lltol'llL•. ~ • ~It of . A .. , at pl•lll, ""9(1flc•t1ons •rid otl\M NAM•"STATIMllllT lt!M. .. .
SlS.00 rlfulldlbl• upon return ol plltM 111d conlr1Ct cloc:u'"'"tl m1y lie obt•l"ed •I TM follOllllllll perlOl'lt l l'I dolllt Amtrlc•n Atrlcullur.t S • '¥." IHClllc•Hani '' bid °""'Fiii· A d'ltro• (II !lie ottlct of !lie City Clel'll, 'T1 F•lr Ori--., bu•ln"I ••: CorPOl'•llon, 116.S 1111 COl'1 H y, Sl.00 111111 lie mMtt 11 hlo!ldltd by mall, Ce11l1 #MM, Ctlllor11l1, UllOll I depoa11 of PATTISON 1 Ny E S :r MEN T COM-&ult• 7, COl'Oflll ... IMf', calfonH
PLEASE MAil SEPARATE CHECKS. $1$.00 l'lfutld•bl• vpon l'ltuffl of pl•nt l"AN Y, 1'4t WMtclltf "0r1 ..... f'llWpOrl • C•lltof"I' (°"°'•'*"
Eecl'I bid th•ll lie mMfl Oii llM propotll •lld 1pec111c:•i10lll l t Wd optnllllif. A •nch C•I "'"° TPllt MlllMI I• 1111"' ~ • tom 1nd 111 tM rMnMr prO'tld«I I" IM c:l\l.r;t of Sl.00 Wiii bt IMdl 11 N""llld by s .• ~uc• 'P•ttllOl'I, ~ P•lom1 Ori~•· C.Ufoml• Llmlfllll ...,... ....
<:OlllrKI docvrM!'l!f;, •l'ld 1h1H bt K· mill, l"LEASE MA.tL SE I' A It AT• Catll Mtll, C.I. m11 MlcPIMI &. MYir•
cotnfNllfld by • c:ertlfllld Ill' c•lllltr'• CHECKS. II .. --.. I M. D .. ne ,.111-.10!1 lt•lomt Orlv•, OfMl'.t .... ,...,. •
cMc:ll or • bid bond 1or 11111 "*• lhlfl '°"' EKh Did w ,,_en propou ca1t• Mffl, c 11. "'27 Amtrlc.n Atrkultvr"
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NOTICE ts FUllTHEll GIVEN tllll '"" C:Dl'lltMfllld bY • c:trtlnM ff" c-ttlllr'• s. lrvce P•"lton Cl.rt .. 0..11191 c-iy Ol'll Mly 1,1 lt71. City Counc:ll o1 Mid Clty 'hilt lllr• .... c:Mtk Ill'• Did bond fir not tat ttlen 1K Tllll 1!1t9nllnt,.... ftltd wlttl 1M C111111• WILLIAM L H'~ .. COUWTY CLllUC
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··BAN' FRANCISCO (AP) -Pet. Reiler · • precaut~ ;measuie. A mjstery r.. . . "Ilm.jus~·niibod;',pc ;lluri' llrt I
'5td \0 cr~·tn~ walls· as a player and matned,, ~~r, over who ~deCked t~·~· .. ~u:!n~~ ~;~~~( the ~
..,. he's crubini Into -le as a coacb; -53-year"?!d coach. • 7 • . Belore llciadl-thlt hll ~ home
1 Beilet; famous for getting knocked om-•'I !Ion t thitlk .any of our players )\'quid ruo· in the !lilt, game, thO.~ had plll-
coosciou.s while chaaing ny balls for the hit an .old man liJ<e that," said ~ ;!'rwi: i;4 lnto,a !If.tie with l'WO'l9Jll In the ninth '!Id Brookl111 IJodiers, W85 one ol--the-----ctsco manager Charlie Fox. . , Oil rbi s~by,BilJy·Wllli!lml and Joe I
t!!"a\Ues Sunday in a fight-filled. · "Jack Aker otorted the nght," said Pep[tme, ~'.fourth hll of. the game.
J8ieball 1ame at CandlesUck Park. Bonds, talking about the Chicago player.• Earll~r. Dliye Kingman bad dri•en in '
J,By the tirqe: 1t was over, the G!ants had ~·.Hes~ at me. Randy (Hundley) was fivi runs foi: the Giarita1 ' three' with a
'II! 11-9. victory on Bobby Bonds two-run mad al Barr. I was holding Randy and home ruo.
IOffier tii tbe wUd, 12-lnolng first game of telling him: 'Take it easy.' Then Aker The Giants won the nightcap as Cbrla
t; doubl~ader -.and Reiser had a ba~ swung at me ..., and before I knew it, five ·speier drove in a pair of rµns with a tri-
IJ!ada~. guys, were On me. pie and a single.
Before the relatively sane second game · , . ,
as woo .f..3 by the Giants, Reiser 'was ~et1:°: bet.i ~~1'/i., 00he:d ~~~~ Pirates ln1'ade L;t·
inning brawl tn the opener. ·, 1
He Wasn't the ooly one the CUbs los~ s T.. •·o·" K t~v;-r;.:r~m;~c~°".:"~w: . utton rvi.n.~-.g to eep
n\ake a ·fast departure ·ror hospital x· .-. J · ~"
ftlys. In addition, Chicago played tbe !ht pm. alter the fourth inning without
manager Whitey 1..4Ckman, coach Hank
Aguirre llld pitcher Milt Pappas. They
were ejected along wlOt Giants· pitcher
Jim Barr, who also had lo be taken to
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·Dodgers'~~Streak Alive
lie hospital for precautionary x-rays. · LOS ANGELES (AP) ....:. 'ijle St. Louis Los Angeles. The previous four were ~~ x~;~~~f:v: ':~1~~le Cardiriats are ~~ing a difficitlt tiin~ When he was with the_ New York
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~ .NEW YORK (Al'I.= Willis 11.eed:and
Earl !Monroe are happy -and Jerry
We1t ls hurting.
With Reed playing "my moot Im-
portant game," Monroe provinl he's king
, of the playgrounds and West DOI havinl a
~ llealUlY Ies to staod on in the fourth
quarter, the New Y<irt Xnlcka beet Los
Ansete. 87-13 Sunday afternoon lo tal:e a
2-1 edie in thett National Basketball
Association champlooshlp l<ries.
"I don't tnow if It was my belt game
since the injury back in 1870, bul it cer-
tainly was my most important one," said
Reed, New York's solid man in the mid-
dle who scored 22 points and grabbed 10
rebounds 'against Los Angeles' Wilt
Chamberlain.
"SUre I'm happy,'' he said. 0 11ds was
a good one to win, because it keeps us in
the driver's seat. Now there are just two
games to go." '
The Madison Square Garden crowd ol
19,694 -including the touring Russian
basketball squad -and a natlmal
television audience 18\f a rather sloppy
game. 'lbe Knlcks were outscored lS-2 in
seven minutes of the second period,
came back to trail just 47-44 at the half,
moved in front with seven unanswered
points in the third period and stayed one
stride ahead ol the defending champion
Lakers throughout the fourth quart.r.
"It was a strange game," said West,
the Lakers' supentar who !St out the en-
fourth inniJig of. the Giants-Cubo _fip;t beating anybody . but againal jb~ ~ Yankees. • ·
1---jame-olilgfeot. .Both arguments occWnd--Angdes I,JodgO!'S'~JJ Downlng"they i!IOuld . ~ !low ding had a-n<>1!1tter ·working-:fo
1fth Beri'.al the .pl~I<" _ be ''off tpe board" un<!erd01S. : · ' · . Qye 'innings , but lpsing pitcher-Alan
-tire fourth quarter with polled hamstring
m L~in W,tb bis legs. "11lere was no
pa m to • no now:i was -UkeB -
qiln apparent r~tah~tlon or B:arr ~ttlng Dowrting beat the Cards for 1he. sixth Foster endfd that when he bounced a
llanto .filth a. pitch m the !h1rd innlng, '"Strei ht time •wtthout a loss su.Dday, · ·single -his.J.i.r_st___hil. alLseason--· to ~~dgo-5«sm~~ :appatl;f~~"'ha ~-~~ fashioning ·a two-h1tter for a 3::P:Vt&fory. centerfield~Ray Busse got a scratch :u--~' arrs. _ea m -· •1 •. ..... It was -the 'Dodgers' third stralght ··es -"'· . . .. , . ~ •cbes·emptied and flooded the 1nfie a they completed a sweep of tbe:CardJ. It · ·ble fo_r the, seeon4 hi~ m the ellh:tb: .
f,ad while . the p!Byers a r rue d was· abo their .eighth wili in 10 starts. Joe. Ferguson pro~1ded' all the ~ring
vehemently, iverypne f~got abou~ Daye ... Tonight. the Dodgfrs take 00 the J)()wnmg n~~ with a second inning
Rader on first base. Since ~o tll'lli:oot Plttsburgh Pirates, 8 club I.hey bounced . home run, his s~th or the season. It also
was called, be came home v.·1lh a Gl8llt three times in 8 row last weekend in gave him 20 _r~1 and .the club lead, one
run, untouched. The OJb~ filed a protest, Three Rivers Stadium. Don Sutton, 3-2, more than Willie Davis. , ~ conte~ that the umpires should have pitches the opener for the Dodgers: Da.vey Lopes, the Dodgers latest base-
called a ~1m~t.. . against Pittsburgh's Luke Walker, 1.0. stealing• pheoom, accounted for the Pappas third pitch hit Barr and touch-.. 1 just stayed ahead of the hitters and Dodgers other two runs. He hit a
ed. off the ~rawl where Reiser was hurt, kept the ball around the plate,'' said sacrifice fly in the third, scoring Bill no~, to menuoo ~ra~ feelings. Downing, now 3-l, as he explained his. Russell, and then walked, stole, ~nd
Pete was kicked 1n 1,~ ~ck ~ the perfection against St. Louis. · !llld c~e home on Manny Mota s smgle
E after be fell down, ~~ Nation~! "But," be said with a grin, "I lost 'to m the sixth. , . .
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playground game." . -
And a play~ game means a
Monroe kind ol game. "I enjoyed it to-
-Oay, "-sald-the~~art;-~ scored-21 -
. . points . and came _off the bench in the
' middle of the second period to put an· end
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WILLIS REED WAS TOO MUCH FOR THE LAKERS SUNDAY.
Angels Clobbered
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A.s Baltimore Ro~ls, 5-0
BALTIMORE (AP ) -Manager Earl
Weaver \'lent to the superstition bag to
help his Baltimore Orioles win their first
game of the season from the California
Angels.
"We're very superstitious," he con-
ceded saying that's why he sent coach
George Staller to the plate with the
lin eup before Sunday's game.
In addition , 'Veaver said he had driven
his wife's car to the Park and because
the Oriole_, downed the Angels S-0 to
break a fiv e-game losing strea k. ••you
can bet I'll have her car again t~mor
rO\'I."
to the Lakers' 1:;.2 spurt. "Our ~
was just stagnating. I asserted myself at
the proper tlrne."
Monroe scored six of his points in the
third quarter and nine in the fourth, in-
cluding an off-balance one-hander that
gave the Knicks an BS-79 lead with 1:50 to
go. Reserve Keith Erickson hit two
baskets to bring LA to ~ in the flnal
minute, but missed a baseline smt with
22 seconds left that would have Ued it.
Reed grabbed the rebound, then Walt
Frazier sank a pair of free throws with·
two secon"' to go for the flriaI ~· "Monroe was the only guy pol' in·
'tlmtdated bf. Chamberlain," 'observed
West. "He 1 Shot .Wen wheil the Khtcts
needed the points."
"There's no getting around it, Wilt
really polices the lane," conCeded
1'.1onroe, who like Chamberlain learned
his basketball on the playgrowids of
Philadelphia.
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Mont1·eal One Win Away
The manager said, "We once woo 17 in
a row with Staller taking the lineup out
and he'll keeP going out there until we
lose."
Hexes' help or not, Jim Palmer sbut
out the Angels on five hits and four of
lhe five runs Baltimore scored were un-
earned because of California errors.
From 18th ~up Conquest
A single and two walks by loser Nolan
Ryan, 4-2, loaded the bases in the first in-
ning and after the pitcher dropped a foul
by Earl Williams the Baltimore catcher
walked to force in a run.
Crampton Tops
Houston Field .CHICAGO (AP) -"It's the kind of
game we like to 'play." said goalie Ken
. Dryden arter ·he and h.is a\vesome Mon-
treal teammates had shut out the
Chic8io Bl~ck Ha\vk s 4-0 to .~ke a com-
manding 3-I . edge . in their best-o!-7
Stanley OJP:.·flnal series.
The CanadienS' now need (1 n e mote
-• ttiumph to capture their 18th Stanley Cup
• ·: ind they probably can get' by_ Wllh less
· than a perfect game at Montreal Tues-
day n,ight. 'Ibe Hawks ha"Ve'n't won a
playoff game In Montreal since 1962 and
·have taken it on the chin 13 times.
"I should hope <0," added eoach Billy
Reay of the Hawks.
, UPIT-.... ETE REISER, EX-ANGE~S COACH, ~WINGS AT BOBBY BQNDS ... ' ' . ~
"It doesn't happen very often, but they
played a perfect game ~ there's not
much you can do about that. Not only the
Black Hawks, .but they could have beaten
anyone."
-' AMI OUT SECOND IN THE FRACAS, AS YOU CAN READILY NOTE.
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"They just didn't give us a chance ,"
moaned Reay. "It 's inot too often you get
everybody moving on a club the 'way they
moved. I don't think they had any
weaknesses at all."
Hawks general manager Tommy Ivan .
) who in the past has coached his share of
l Stahlej: Olp victories, agreed and said,
' "Very rilrely does a team play a perfect
game. You just have to give them credit.
· Our goalkeeper was fantasUc and we
1 couldn't give him a goal."
Marc Tardil trickled in a goal al 1:08
of the fll'sl period SUnday and the game
settled down to a defensive match until
the second perlnd when the Canadiens
, turned It on. Yvan Cournoyer hammered
: OOme his 13th goal of the playoffs, one
· abort of the record set by teammate
Frank Mahovllch In 1!111, and Cbuck
LeOey followed with still another goal a
• minute anil a half later. ,
Dryden, the Vezina trophy winner,
· wasn't seriously extended as he bad to
kick out only 19 shots to post bis first f Stanley OJp shutout. He said outside of
1 two tsbots from the point in the second
period which were deflected and another
by Dennis Hull late in the game, be was
I never in trouble.
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Jn the seventh another walk and a twcr
out error by Angels first baseman Bob
Oliver opened the way Jor three more
unearned runs as Baltimore finally beat
California after dropping the fll'St two
meetings of the season at Anaheim and
the first two games here Friday and
Satu rday nights.
Angels managvr Bobby said Clyde
Wright, who has been ·out eight dayS
with a sore back, and Rudy May will
be the starters in Cleveland. '
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;'Temtllf!I fM1I be._WU 1ileed" tb br
.,,.... tlallol Illes 1or the lamt in In-
dWIUllll SllUlllay. "If I hid Down
whit 1·-ptlll( Into, t-'d r!Ol lli•e a°"""" llll lnYilltlan to jOln lhe ...,_," he~ dl.:;t c: lato the ..... 111til
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-.llq7,l'l'll DAILY Pllm Jf
Sperts in Brief ..
·to Da1)as;
Laver~ Emo ~rd
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MONTREAL -PM8dena'a tent BrUin wltbbone Offense to
Stan ~Ill WJ Ile has to ·an W record Jut-piled
do ....,.,dllr .... t '1\lnking lbb into a batdi ol ¥'"" ..
week a• Dallas wbtre be11 be plaws at the end ~a l<rlm-' . mage. > trying for ' the • aingles fitie . · -~ teaming up with Bob Danes Win
Lutz ol Tiburoo for I h e title
cbillljilOnshlp here · in !tie n!N::Od --~~:~the":!'
World Tennis doohles cbam-• ·---pl __ ., divlduai Point cbamplooahip ~upo. and ls Smllb and Luiz swept Tom Nie Fredborg odded r.ur
Okker of lbe Netherlands and more first place medals u
Chicago's 'Mally Riessen, 6-2, Denmark caplur<d nine ev.enl!
7-3, 6-0 for the '40,ooo. first lo win lbe Ublted Sla\eS Grand
prize Sunday. Riesitn and Ok-Prlz or bicycling.
ker wOG $15,000 for, H<ODd Olsen won tlio Huffy Mlss-place • and-Out finals in SUnday's
eor'.ona del Mar's ROO Laver · fmal day ol compelllion aod
and Newport Beach's Roy added a second medal in the
Erneraon fell in the sem1fina1s American team race for a
tp the doubles champs, 7-6, 7-6J total ot 19 points. u H · Ron Skarln of Van Nuys, .,.,. • • • ' wOlUld up ._.i with 16
Jones Inks points after two vtdortes, rour
, second place silver medal
BALTIMORE -Quarlet" and two bronzes for lllirds in
back Bert J on e St the the two weekends of racing.
No. 1 dran pick of the Wells J ailed Baltimore Coils, was signed to
a multi-year contract today by BERKELEY _ F 0 r m e r
the National Football League Oakland Raiders wide receiver t.o.:.ol-"".O::..:..wlloO
Alamitos
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MYT'l'ltl Lobell (M. Allb!n) tea~ 22·year .. 1d r,...,"' !00;ve~;;~ in~~~~~ .Fountain Valley C BClist
Louisiana State turned in an drunkenness, ••·~""'•g the "'"" 1tAC• -OM mil•. Tro1. imnr..""' ...... ...,._......... !the ....,,, ... "(U. Danny Becker of Fountain Valley will be in action ·Friday night at the Orange c1.1rn1111 l'la!ldk•D •II ..... e111c ~.._ ......... ve .,.... ....... oauce a peace and resisting arrest. Co , d•lmlnlll prteel -.,.. •NMO. T• C<llta' Itookie Day workout Police said lbal Wells. 30, unty Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa when the weekly motorcycle races are held. ''""""' ~ •M-...,. -
Sunday, tbeB negotiated 1with bad not posted bail of $4TS on Overflow crowds have viewed the first two weeks of activity. Racing begins ~~~L.M1°1.T.uo.!'1':1""1 ,::
general manager Joe ~--s Friday night at 8: 15. . i..1r .. Em "'" '"" WIMll"I SHOO .a.aNlUCll • the misdemeanor counts and------''---=-----~---------------------Nwqs DMnMv CJ. T. 1t111..in ...., Terms were not disclosed. will •be ro-n~ charged in Plct\.n' pr1flc9a, (J, O'lrllnl $16.IOO
Jo-who broke . all lb lUW.UJ" M-.k Air CK. MIYMnU 110.000 ~. e B e rkeley-/JtMply Municipal 01111:e ,...._ CM. ""''""'' i1uoo I.SU passing records once held ,,., _ _. M·-.1 A • N • An PNR ~act c•. wi"1am11 110.000
byformerprostarY.A.TitUe, ~·on ~ay. JnaZ ng 0 eg t t rs is the first No l_.9..uarlerback u _ __ T T -·. _ i __ rw · ians · _ ea e "eooo .. ·~~~--.::-.......... ~.·= ... ; ~~~~:.W01iolf'j55~1~~~ .Jri:~ A-dvance iit Davis Cup-Clash With . ~~;;·-r .. ~
Harmon OK came to the Unlted States 1o c .. ..., """" tL. °""""' -w1Jrthe-UM-FmmuJrtJOOO>-------------------L.umblr preq IJ. WIHl1m•l
LeS ANGELES _ ~"g . Continental aeries la one step By The A.ssoclated Pm•. _Austria salvaged the final UCLA N• .-~=~~r:.:;.r.:.'I" Knl
· """"' i to tbal oaI afte bis singles matdl of ill Davis Cup ' fie """° """" tR. "'""""' football training has another · c oser g r Norway advanced to the .,..... J•y Adlol 111:. wi11i.m1)
week to run and UCLA has victory al Laguna Se c a competitlm, but not before
I
atready lost its quarterback Raceway Sunday. lhlrd round ol Davis Cup ten-New Z,,,,tand ·bad put lbe con·
Mark Harmol\ with a frac· Ha rd~ d r i v l n g J o d y nis tournament competition test out GI reach oa Onny
lured collarbone But coach Scheckler, 23, pushed his Tro-SUnday for lbe first tlme as Parun's M. W. N victory
Pepper Hodgen ~ys he isn't jan-Cbevrolet to an e~ly ~ead Per Hegna scored a victory over Peter Potomy.
W.rrjed. "Doctors say lbe in· and beld off Gran Prlz driver over Tom Christensen of Den-Austrian Hau Kary made
jury will beal," Rodgers said Peter Gelhin of England to mark to give Norway a 3-Z the linal· ...,.... ~ by
Sunday. win more than $15,000 in the vicloty in the best .. H series defeating Brian Fo1rlle M, g.
"We think be's bad a great $5,000. Sports Car Club of at Oslo, Norway. 3• 6-3. r ~ing ~and It wOD'I •·-his America event. Sweden won all but one of yr-uuc• Hegna's S-7, 6-3, 6-1, 6--2 vie--1 tcbe ·
play on bit by neit year." P asarell Scores tory came after Denmark bad tots ma . • thirda~~~play The coach added, "We're the · Lara move mto •vuu.a • slill m· •"""" .,.., • ..,;,-••we tied series on Omar Limina de le ate d •••• ---,:q -KANSAS CITY -Oiarlie Elvstroem'a,singles win over Swed • Kell J , ____ _
won'I. be plaYl!!g anYljllt!y anti! l'asarell of Puerto.Jli<o ~ •~y's ""'' Melander. ~. • ':; ~ • llo. . O•~ Ulr • next lall." . ' ~ ~~ L.l:a ~ ~ -· n give Ill& coun y his first tournament victory Norwegians •~' •• _,.. I on! in o1 the Harmon,'.who (liided lbepo-five monlha SUJ!day, de"9tiog lbe opening singles Friday, ts Y po ta com-
Deep Sea
F'ish Report
Tooy Rodie of Auslralla 6-1, but !)enmark took Saturday's petition. In other play Sunday,
3-6, s.3 in the fiiralJ of I be doobles match. Bjorn Borg beat Ahmed Ben
$15,000 GlenwOOd M a.n'o r Also wrapping up second Aomar ol Morocco 6-1, 6-0, 6-l.
Invitational Tennis Touma-round European Zone wins
ment. were HlmgJt?Y, New· 7.ealand
The victory, worth $3,500, and Sweden, while Belgium
was Pasarell's first aince wit> and Bulgaria remained tied al
ning lbe Clean Air Classic In 2-2 and Argentina and Chile
New York. were still locked in a Z.2 Sooth
San Clemente
To Orange Loop
Ray HIDllphries will be on the
mound for the UC Irvine
-ten baseball team ru ...
day altemoco whoo they boot
the UCIJA Bruins on the UC!
campis field al 2:30.
It will be a rematch ol an
earller Joa for the Anteaters,
3-2, -the aopbmore right· hander, Jerry Maras gave
up three first llllling nms, tbtn
bepn a string of S3 scorel<a
innings tncludlng a sbutoul ol
the USC 'l'nljans, 5--0. .
~ plldied his IOW'lh
complete game I h U t 0 U t
against Chapman Wednetday,
a 2-0 vlctory, and bniught bis
e.r.a. to 1.55'. lot the seaaon
wllb 76 st-. Be has
eight complete games in nine
starts for a 7·% IOCOrd.
ROO Spence continues to
lead the UC! bitten wMh N~•T (0.ftY'S Loc:kerl -116 anoltn: l WrK~/ IS borllto. ...
bus, 22 rack cod, I llal1bVI. (Art'• ""'"
IM) -I)) antllen: 4 Nrr.aldi. 33
bonito 19 -.and ....... N roek cod. OCiiAHSID• -• ~tn; 30 bllr· f.:i'='. lil bonito, ~ IP !Mou, '
SAN DIEGO \Mlilllldll&I Pltrl -)61 anciten: 1t Yf 10'Wllll, 16 wh llt Ml bluflolts !Mol'T~a, 141 talk'o bnl. 335
tioro1iG •l!ACll (hlment ,....., -ti ll'IQltrs: .o4 aiek l;Od, I Nfld' Dau. a.,.. -11• •llllltn: 641 lloOf!lto. s tNor· ~. $ Nlllbllf. C~"'11ei9t 1.1.-..;J -'" w;,: 200 llOn!kl, 3111 bull bal,
Casals Wins
mLTON HEAD ISLAND,
S.C. -Brushing by e a r I y
favorites in the open l n g
matclies, Rosemary Casals
swung by Nancy Gunter 3-6, S:
American zone duel after SUn-
day's play at Bueoos Aires
Australia successfully finish-
ed a defense or its Eastern
Zone crown Saturday by
sweeping posl India ~.
Hungary completed a 4-1
defeat or Greece Sunday as B.
Taroczy defeated Greece's
Nicholas Kelaides 6--1, 6-8, 6-2,
6-3. Nicholas Kaiogeropouios
scored Greece's only point by
downing S. Baraoyi 6-2, 7-5, &.
San Clemente lligb School seven home · runs, e l g h' t
bas received approval of the · doobles and 51 rbl through the
CIF to switcli with Saddleback Chapman contest. He was hlt·
lligb School and compete in ting at ·a .m clip. · ·
the Orange League for the Following the UCLA game,
coming athletic season, the UCI hosts the University of
Daily Pilot bas learned ex-San Diego Wednesday in a 3
elusively. o'clock game and concludes
Saddleback will take San the regular season at home
Clemente's spot in the Crest· Friday against Cal Slate
view League, and the two (Dominguei Hills), also al 3.
teams bave traded league
"rod!. . ' 14N DaO -1'5 POien: :UZ c•llco bUt, s Mllbllt, 115 roc;ll: cod, 1
ltlt'""". DANA WHARI' -m •niilen: 559 a llco bBJt, I ti.rr•cudt, 90 bonito, 17
Mllbul, 7 wl'llll 1H bail. SliAL ••ACM -161 111111•!'1: 1.GSO
roc:ll: CCIII. llrte -176 llllllffl: Z bar· rKllCI•, ~ bonito, 4 blM, Z3 llallbul.
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I, 7.i; in the final round Satur.
daY to win the Family arc!e
Prolessiooal Women's Tennis
Tournament and lo collect
$.10,000, lbe largest purse ever
in a women's tenn1s match.
acbedules for the coming sea·
.~·
4. son.
Baseball Standings .
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cle.Y<land
New York
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
An,.is
Minnesota
Oakland
Tens I
W L
12 13
11 12
11 13
II 15
10 II
9 13
West Dtvlsioa
15 5
16 10
13 9
11 10
13 13
8 13
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0.klMd 12, C""'91811d 0 lit
Otlt!Md J, ClwMllCI 3, 2nll
T-7. Dltrolf I ,
811111,,.... s. ...... 0
01kittO 1J, Nlw YCNti: 2
Mll--*• 1. ICenlh City 2 ~ ........ , ·--
Easl Divilton
Pct. GB
.faO Pittsburgh
Chicago
W L
11 9
II 12
12 13
II 12
10 13
5 19
.478
.458
·~.417
.408
.'lliO
.615
.[ill
.524
.500
.381
i,i New York
II> Montreal
I 11 Pbiladelpbla
II> St. Louis
' West Divilloa
San Francisco 22 9
2 Houston 19 10
3 Cincinnati 16 10
41> 'Dotlcf#s 15 '13
5 Atlanta 9 16
711 San Diego lO 18
,._ Votll: ~ t-IJ •I ~--(WOid-• -1,fl . Olk..= Jr...... •II It le'""*'9 W.
Bolteft {Lii H1 ... Olcatl ,..,... ... ,,
Olll't'...-~ •
Pct. GB.
.550
.538
.faO 11>
.478 Ill
.436 211
.20ll 8
.no
.655 2
.615 ai.
.538 51>
.380 10
.357 1011
Sports
Calendar
Mesa Banquet
Coota Mesa lligh's Irvine League cltamplonshlp swllp
team ·wm be leted with •
1porl4 award badquet Tueaday
ev"'"'8 at the adlOOI car ..
IOria, beginnini II S:!O.
Included ln Ille program will
be lbe prioeutation of most
valuable and m O I t ln-
splratioaol awtmmera for all
levels.
ln'•NTM ltAC• -OM mile. Pie.I. ci.1rn1no .n -on. Cltlmll'l9 pric. 110,0DG. ,._ a:m.
Wl!lfer EXPr9U Ut. GlllllM) $10.000
Andys S&Uor IM. Allblnl llO,OOt Bo lo Ratllll' CJ. Mlllw)
,._,.Rex {M. JontS) I
Go Gltin (C. loyd) flD.000 Afldr•• lor IJ, L}fllttllll) $10,-CO.tM Jeck IT. SNplro) 110,000
CtvllW ~ IL. GtteOrY) llUOO
•tetme ltAC9 -°"" ,..,... hce. Cl•lmlll(I tll .,._ Top delll'llll(I prk1 WIZS. ,_ 000.
~ N Cit. Wllllatm) V100 JOIWI Qle (J • ..,..,, $6500
Ul'ld 1A. WlMl!"I MSOO HI,._, LM •CT. &anoM) MM
Mlstlt Hof Shot ('J. DIMltl u.llO
Hllf'_rriflO HMtY {G, Nllll stllS
Aett .... G.w - ' ..... fMotldll JKk co. MtylldCJ) ... -·
Baseball's
Top Ten
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Fly Casting
Instruction
LONG BEACH -Free ln-
lllrudlon in t1y caainl will be
pro.tded by members of the
Long Buch Casting Club May
a alitl 15 at Recreallon Park bt!te, -
Tiie d\tliCS will start II 7:!0
p.m., 1be park ta located at
Seventh and Federation Drive,
near the Cal• State Loog Beach
campua.
lnierested -Jbould bring their own ny calllDa
equipment. Club membera wUl
be available to answ« quea-
tions on tad1e aeleolloD ad
flshlna problems.
Off the-Slopes •·
Fi nal .Runduwn
On S ki Season
ByM. R. SNOW
.... o.IY ...........
Fa1lulous ta Ille only WM!
that deacribes the lt'lz.'IS alt!
se,ason, wblch recorded the ill·
lime bes\ Calllornla ...,.
dlliml.
Here'a 1 capsule rundown on
the1m.......,,
' tbouaands of new akien • • ~.
nlcbl Ullng, upedallJ' Clll.
NoriherD Cal~omla aioi>eo.
boomed •.• air trawl by Iha
nation'• carrlcn wu boosted. ' •kwll with lntroducllon ol lift
and other reservatlona ~.
Tlcl<otron • • • More than IOD
were stranded in nearby
&lopes by a beavy mid.-
be< alonn ••• Nonbatar ...r.
Klrtwood Meadewa in Ibo
Lake Tahoe complex made
their debuts. •
The big story, of course, was
the turning down of lbe Im
Winter Olympic Games in
Colorodo wben voter• refused
to okay state funds to fmance
tbe intemaUonal competition.
(Gov. Ronald Reagan says
Calllornta is still pa y I n g Before lbe year was out/
~.000 a year for the 1960 five American girls compettnt
Games' debts.) in Europe were recalled homO
The air:ttng faction calls It a wt/en It wu determined that
shame for America in the eyes their three weeks of trainlng
of the sports world and a pro. wu not llllflclent • • • tbl
!"'Kanda plum for lbe Com-fourteenth annual Junkr Ski,
munlst countries. · Camp at Snow Summit wu a
Tbe U.S. picture developed succeaa -again. •
into a complete debacle when The firat female, Lysa Loth.;
four legitimate sites aought was hired as a Ufl . I'"!
bacltlng from tbe American operator al Lassen Na~
Olympic Committee Including Part. She acted u a loader on
two feuding Lake Tai... fac-Rlbbll's Revenge • • • Euro,
lion& Tbe latter setlled ita dif· peans from Austria, Frant>t,
rerences too late and Salt !tab', Swi12'riand and W~
Lake City was given the nod Germany competed for thi
by lbe AOC. But lbe Interna-!lrat Ume in lhe CIJ>Am rac,
tiorutl 01 y mp I c Committee tng. .1
passed up the U.S. bid. TrqedJ UWTed the -
Looi: for tbou.1and.! 0 r whoo Anne Janns died In Q
dollars to be poured onto avalanclte st SUn Valley; Jola
California slopes, as 11iJc of Aleunder Wolke<, 17, . _.
them-lilt Baldy Snow SUm-Redaado Beat:b .....,_ al mi~ .Snow .Valley, If.I. ~of~:Far~eatllwC
Watel'11W!,JtmellloUnlalnand -~11111
Bear Valley -p1an·major Im-·Alm. team died al Vertnm$
provemenll. At kllSI two wben be fell and a1id llead1oar
.....,, Mt. Baldy a n .d into a 1retl • • • World OJll
Goldmine were saved from racing .. wu marred by llMi
financtaLdJsaster_by_lbe_greal blcllerlng " amonr !1-Fnncll season. It ts significant to team. . wiillORBIY 1-eus11~
point out tbat lbe con-n-1 and Au• t r I a ''f
dominiums lxtilt at Show sum--marte !Preell retainof
mil found more buyera from their todividual C!'OWlll. '' " Orange County than ,.
elaewbere.
Eyes or the world and nation
were on California for four blg
competlUoos: pro r a c l n g ,
C&nada·America r a c i n g ,
World Clip racing and
NASTAR, the latter three
cltmulng in lbe Golden Slate.
Nearly a ltalf million dolfarl
ln purae money was sougbt by
the pros, with Jean-Claude
Killy the lop banana with
'88,1125. He topped Aualria ••
Herald Slu(ler, .who-Collected
$15,575. ~
Qulcll llalbbacb: Fir 1t
snow storm fell tn mid·
November, lbe eartlest in more l1tan Ill yoora and caught
everyone by BUrpriae •••
i ·rtcoestyle eidtibltlODs, more
ptllJularly kllpWD u llol Dog,
ltole the IUIOll'S Umellgbt
iillbougb acceleration of cross-
~ and r&I touring alao
vied.
The Graduate Len 1th
Method (GLM) of inatruction
was bliier and a d de d
Oil City,
Edison Tie ,:
Go-Wes!C<I~:~ hotll lo Itel htib acitoo1 I
in a lleld d ~7
rece!!lly wilh ...... lban •
partlciplllll in' the lelmll,'
voile~ and l'lrimllllu"""
pelltlm froid-aclllotils~ '
Edllon and H U'D I I a 1~0 -lled for ·......U-
honon willl -.. ~ -w1D be m1-d
lo include --.'P"!!' oat YMl', includlnl M11J111i
Goldel Welt ib'I 111•11 '
8portl DliJ
SJILL ONLY
$2.65 A MONTH
l
·Even On Price Alone Th
DAILY PILO T
Delivers The Mod
For The Orange Coad •
SUISCRllE NOW 642-4321
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Mgnday, Mar 7, 1973
'! 'Alpha Beta' •
-Marriage Play Overdone
.
By WIU.lAM GLOVER
NEW YORK(AP) -"Alpha
Beta,'' an Import from London
Thursday night at o f£ ·
Broadway's East!lde P l a y •
· MU.se, dlssecta the destructive
~ts of matrimpny with
6intga flnallty.
The Impact of this case
hJstory by E.A. Whitehead is
considerably diminished by his
ch<Mce of peculiarly unat·
tractive antagonists. Making
each point several times over
doesn't help either. Enough
material for one strong act
has been stretched into three.
Frank is a ruSty waterfront
clerk on the eve or age 29
when first we meet him,
NATIONAi
· GINIUL THEATRES
OW PLAYING
RIS!RVID SEATS
On Sale Daily 12 'Iii 9
MARLON BRANDO
··h 'J>Bi1s · @'Sc.=.i':"' U1111ed Al-!1119
MOM. THRU THURS. 8 P.M.
FRIDIY 1 l 9:45
SITURDIY l·l l 9:~5
SUNDAY z,5 l ! o....c:-.•n SlATS $4;::.00::::;;1
WICDA'r'S 6:45
S.lf. & SUN. 12:45
"CHIER LEADERS"
"SEDUCJION OF ING.I"
IOTH flATUltl5
AATID fX)
~
aching for fulfillment
somewhere out there. A semi·
articulate boozer. ln fact,
"looking over the future years
or waste."
SPOUSE NORMA quickly
establishes her credentials as
a jealous shrew as soon .ts the
climbs down from a ladder
after symbolically repapering
the living room dead white.
Their bicker rings with deadly
tape recorder accuracy.
By the end or act one agree.
ment uncordial has been
reached for a certain amount
of extra-curricular coupling
for hin1. Act two finds him
back four years later, seeking
tbe greater freedom of legal
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F1om WiJfr.er Bros., l!:!!J
AUO IPG,
Cllnt l•rw.ocl
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"N,ow Pl1ylngl"
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CHRISTOPHER PLU MMER
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MONDAY •tltru FRIDAY • 7-.00 & ID:OO P.M.
SATURDAY -SUNDAY · HOLIDAYS 1-4-7· 10
SPECIAi. WEDNESDAY MATINEE -2:00 P.M.
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separation . Verbal bat t I es
deteriorate into ILstlcuffs.
Five more years pass for
the flnal sc.ene wherein .mutual
entrapment Ls permanently
sealed. 'lllrooghout It all , the
two oft.mentioned offspring cl
this p o i s one d partnenhlp
blessedly remain unseen and
unheard behind David Chap-
ENTERTAINllNT
man's carefully tacky setting. "'--------"'
"MARRIAQE IS one of the
few surviving forms of ritual
slaughter,'' declares Frank in
summation of this apathetic
saga as he wanders out for
another ale and wench.
Under John Berry's precise-
Drama Set
In Holdover
ly pugnacious direction, The-Irvine Community Laurence Luckinbill a n d Kathryn Walker pr 0 tray Theater will pre~nt two extra
Frank and Norma. They ex· performances of its April drama "The Desperate ercise atrocious accents Hours'' Friday and Saturday
whic h, because of the in conjunction wtth the "Irvine Liverpool locale, may ~ best 1 ,, It 1 1 Uvai called pseudo-pued.llan s cu ura es ·
"Alpha Beta" ls slice of Life 'l11e drama by Joseph Hayes
drama of limited appeal about ~ c.enters on a family held ~~ · the live by three escaped convicts. petul8:'1t self·p1t.Y amoag Gary Saderup, Ben LeBeau,
chronically stupid. Laurie Lambert and Greg
Feuerborn play the principal
roles. .
Curtain time will be 8:30 Marc Guests
both evenings at t h e
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Humantties Hall Playl\ouse on
f\.1arc Copage, the black chl.ld the UC Irvine ca_ r:Qi PU s .
who played Diahann CarroH's Reservations are bcint taken
son in "Julia," will make a ·at the JCT number, 646-3178,
guest appearance on "Yqung • Or the "irvine Is" number.
Dr. Kildare." 83J..2166. · ·
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WEDNESDAY.:. MAY 9
Orange County Fairgrounds
Showtunes -4:30 & 7:30
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THE STORY, adapted by
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media form, copcerns a trio .of
sexually unsatisiled couples
who seem to function just fine
in their neighbors' boudoirs -
sort of pioneer swingers.
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15 City of 69 Comfort
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by Al Smith
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by Dale Hale
by Ernie Bushmlller
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by Gus Arr iola
by Ferd Johnson
by Roger Bollen
THE GIRLS
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A44ttM-SM/ll-
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REALTORS
28211 EAST COo\ST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR. CAUF.
644·7Z70
-e DELUXE DUPLEX e
Beautiful tree4lned ·street in OLD CORONA
deI ·MAR. BOTH UNITS HAVE 3 bedrooms,
den, fireplace, 2 baths. builtin kitchens,
, • PATIOS. 2 blocks to shoppi ng an'1_ schools.
Choice location .. . . .. . . . . . ....... $1!8,500.
e fOREVER 'VIEW e
Watch the boats by day and harbor lights
by night from your living room. The ULT!·
MATE in FEE ownership, luxury on-the-
water living. 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath condo on
prestigious CHANNEL REEF area. Pool.
security guard, boat slip available. CALL for
appointment, . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . $95,000.
e SOMERSET MODEL e
HARBOR VIEW HOME . Welcome children
in this family TWO STORY 5 bedroom, fam-
ily room home which features 3 baths, for-
mal dining robm, \VET BAR, large conven-
ient kitchen with all the extras. Tremendous
fenced yard-CJ!!··deadend type street. FEE
LAND ...... ~;.,,. ................... $79,900. '
AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
REAL TORS . . . • . . 644-7270
General General
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Linda Isle W1terfront
Custom 4 bdrm., 4Yi bath home on lagoon.
Fully equipped island kitchen, waterfront
family room. billiard room ...... $245,000
For Complete Information
On All Homes & Lots, Pletite Call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161
General General
$23,950-VERY NICEI
Nice family hom e, just
recently redecorated. 2
baths. Air-conditioned.
Rear living room. Din-
ing room. Lath & plas-
ter construction. Sh~de
trees & greenery. Pan-
eled living room. car-
pets. Built-ins. Move
condition. brk 541).1
3 BDRMS-
IDEAL HOME!
SPANISH BEAUTY
$40,8()(!. Beautiful home
on a quiet cul de sac
street. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. Screened atrium
with · wet bar. Patiq:. ·
Dining room. Deluxe1 ~
built-ins with dish wash-\; ;..
er. Family room, fire-
place. 212 years old.
brk 540-1720
SUPPLY
LIMITED.
DEMAND
GREAT!
·-cmt Condontinl11m
ELEGANT Homes, clustered •bout
hlndsome COUftJlrds, ocalPJ
QUR 24TH YEAR
Offering forvico
Only Experisnce
Can Provide
MAGNIFICENT VIEW
... of tlie entire Newport Harbor. Lovely
4 bdrm. home plus convert. den & 31h baths.
Fashion Island & the university are bandy
to this location. $119.000
4-PLEX SOUTH OF HW•Y.
Two 2-bdrm. units & two J.:bdrm. unit~. 1'lnt
cond.! Beautifully shaded courtyard .. 4 Car
gar. One of the best buyg we. have~ seen at
$126,500 " '
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4 UNIGU: 'H)MI:
' ENGLISH TUDOR. Unique four bedroom In
Newport's .Baycrest area: complimenting
landscape, excellent carp¢ts_,_ formal dining
and nice size family room. '!'Dis home gives
an impressive welcome and is an excellent
value at $74,900.
UHl9UE HOME$ OF NEWH>•T llACH, '45·6500
A llltbtt of Jadilo Haltd.._.• ...
u~;vur: tf()1"~s
. REALTORS . . . .-J
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Lo v e 1 y landscaping
highlights t h i s nice
home. Formal dining
room. Two patios. Fire-
place. Rear 1 i v i n g
room. New carpets.
Picture w i n d o w s .
Forced a .i r heating.
Kitchen ·built-ins. Rea-
dy for immediate occu-
pancy. $30,500. b r k
540-1720
4 BEDROOM
Exceptional 2 • s t o r y
home in Mesa Verde.
Large lot. Garden &
fruit trees. Lots of
room for a pool, boat &
trailer. 3 baths. Family
room, fireplace. Block
fencing. Formal dining
room. All modern kitch-
en. Cove r ·e d patio.
$42.950. br!< 540'1120
----one of the few rem1lnln& lira:• General proptttla in dtslreble Newport 11 . .=.:=:.::. _____ _::::;::.::._ ____ _
8udl. Euctly ritht for pem!I·
ntnt residflncy °' holii17 hornt..
Sundecks, flrepleces, wet bars,
Sl.m·Lit .. kltcheM, tuck·under
double 11r11u. Heeled swlrn·
mint pool, Jlthted tenllis C911.rl1.
uunas, therapy pool. All ext•·
rior m1lnten1nce provided. A
llstJn1 experitKt in 11orious
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****** *.TAYLOR CO. *
DOVER SHORES-$225,000.
IRVINE nRRACE
The best view in the whole Harbor Area is
from the "front" row of homes in the Ter-
race. This lovely new listing bas everything.
Three bedrooms, three baths, den, formal
dining room and. VIEW! VIEW! VIEW!
· Call 675-7225 , ,
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,_$65,495
---,_,, -2955 HARBOR, Bl VD.
FabulQ~ 5 bedrm.home on Galaxy Drive &
,. ·includes the.land! Lge fam rm. formal DR.
I 41Az baths & 3-car gar. Fully air-conditioned,
miniatl,ll'e pool w/jacuzzi & sun room off
master bath. On a street-to-street site.
COSTA MESA 540-1720
General General
FOREVER VIEW -DOVER SHORES
EleEant. !Ee. ba.v view home: 5 BR. 4 ha.
Comp . entertainment center around Ige. htd.
& filt 'd. pool; locked wrought iron gates.
$166,000. Land avail.
THE BLUFFS -FOR LEA~E
Back Bay view. 3 Bil 2 Ba. $475 MO/lease
CORBIN'· MARTIN
REALTORS Call Anytime 644-76~2
General
FORMER MOOR HOME
Now, even more beautiful than when it was
a model-luxurious 3 bedroom Bluffs ~
lores plan-end unit. All new decorating with
a talented touch by a very talented couple
who unfortunately cannot use this lovely
home . 24-07 Novia--Open house 2-6 p.m. to-
day and Monday. $79,950. Call 675-7225.
General
frdm Patll}c Coast H1ihW'1, up
Su;.Mf Avtnu• to Tfconderop,
ind dir1clf1 lo 4::12 Rabon
C..rt.
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) General
I can not explain in the space -EASTSIDE COSTA MESA· Your investment in this
o[ this ad, the sn1ell of a Oversized, bright, cheerful, choice 2 ~room horoe on I
rose. Yel, I get a similar custom built 2 bedroom R.2 lot will earn you
sensation \Vhen I walk home with many personaliz. dividends. Doll ~ouse at-
lhrough this home. The ed custom features. Bonus ~o;spherc spark11ng .con·
home has over 2300' sq. It., 4 or spacious ient.al unit in d1t10~ throughout. H 1 g h
bedrooms, 3 baths and a rear. A real home and in-quality w/w carpel! and
den. Yet the warn1th and come. Just reduced to dl'apes. _Step !'!aver ldtc~n.
horniness arc not described $39,500. Large Sl2e bedrooms -mce-
''Our 21th Vier'' Eastside
Costa Mesa
$7500
Price Reduction WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
2111 San Joaquin Hills R .. d
''Overlooking Big C•nyon Country Club''
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
Olarming 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. Call right now and see this , ~Completely Remodeled and super family home in -,
Ready to Move in. Comer Corona del Mar with acee91 1
General Location. $28,15().>-Call any. to private beacb~-Dream. •
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l Gen.rel time, 646-0565. kitchen with view of ocean :·:
• DIRT CHEAP
for $19i50() .• • but cute a:a1 a button;'·FA ,ht. ·
iirepl·a.c·e, Shag
carpet, and assume
FHA loan.
• TAKE ONE
minute of your' time
to know about this
super .gharp 2 story -
3 bedroom, finished
bonus room \\1th \\·et
bar. Many, many f'X-
tras, 2¥.i bath5. So
clean & sharp it will be worth your time.
• 10¢
t'Ould make yo u
money on this home
-just a phone call to
get the features on
this 3 bedroom,
bonus. 6%.% loan
with LOW, LOW
down. \Vhy pay 7% %
to 8%? Nice area.
nice home, great
price. $32,500.
H + I and light.. 4 nice bedrooms, •
DON'T Buy ome ncome ,pec1a1 .tudy tor t h , l
Chvnen: 2 Bedroom + Dining children close to t h e THIS . HOME Room, 2 Bath>; w; th ro!rlgerator for •nacks. 'and ! generous sunde<:k VIE\V of c I o s e to P.fom for l
wtlesa )'OU art l6oking for a mountains, bay and your supe-rvision, sewing and ~
nice cozy 3 bedroam home private .frni* orchard! M· 14lill~ room. V.'Ork shop, I
wipi new upgraded.carfCUI. ditio~· 2 Be;drQom tO help darl(Jel, ; . 111'17"~ ;porn .. ,
Beautiful la,ndscaping and you ··111{~. \\'ell · ilt mlnimuin: .. Mth· .., tt~ . '
cohcrete driveway. You can eolit. ''Bit o1 Spain" exterior eno~ f . 1.,_~! I"' ''tit ~~
wajtto a new~?~ shop-,uuiaI + Mexican ceramic ~~":)..~ce_ W!N ts $107;500.
plngl center uodel' C!Oll-borders on all windov.•s. 6TJ...800U;_ ~ :· /I
struct!on. $28,150 und ,All. Superior care EXCEEDS OPEN FIL II. "s FUN10BE f'llCEI ·• ~~{'.b~:~:~::~ ~~~w :~~~;~ ~ ll~Nld I
THE REiil
ESTllTERS
trees & shrubs. Splendid
Value, $53,950. Call I••••••••• ..:( . I
"""'"'"· 64&-0555. HORSES I
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$390.
.moves you in, seller
pays aU other costs, paynil11 $235 per mo. inc tax.es.. No
PLUS DUPLEX
ONE ACRE wr. TWO , I
SEPARATE: H0!\1ES zoned .· I for eilher horses or income
prope11y. Priced at $65,000. (
Owner wantll oUer. 1
546 5llO (Open Eves.) .!
•0 5 ... ff ERITAGE
. • REALTORS
2nd TD. Adults only condo. _j,:;=~·==~~~ 3 BR, 2 .BA, all e1ec bltins
RIO. w/w crpts & drps. A Rare Find ' speculator's delight. 8 Yrs d. . . _ .. _ 1 . I
ne.w. Won 't last att-But""'° id it. 11ns wo11u~~ "I • c new 3 bedroom home 1n
!!.4411 ':::, S46-•1oi ~~ v;:~~: g~ri I •c•o.lJ.sT'SA1s ·M1rlESE •A• ·. I
' mg In living· room with
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I • • • • • • • • • to ci\jo)' the water view. • t 1 B A•CHELOR PAD Expensive w/w· carpets • 3 11)...lBR + 2-2ijR furnished.
"' baths. It's vacant -move ;11 Top rental area nr transp. i !i I
FOR THE PARTICULAR right now •. Price $UO,OOO. shop~lng, H/F pool. <'
1 SINGLE - A Go'f<cou,, no-Ctili 67~. e CALL l\NYTIME •
w_ork townhouse. One suiier-oPlNTIL 9. IT'S FUN TO BE NICE/ 646-3928 or·Ev1. 645-4375 ·J
spacious living room. Shag , •\
carpets, wood pan e l ed l I
walls, bulltln kitc'!Cn, dou-. • by physical appearance. It 540-llSl Open Eves. ~land_scaped. 2 cw g:araa:e.
I AWi6lliili'6Miiiij I is the l"ich, lush carpeUna , -nly $56,850, call 6~, the ne\\' CUSIOnl drapes, the . Tll 9. ITS FUN 10 I
gracious 11•allpaper and II
b>g bedroom ovorlook!ng a !RI ~ · <I
hie garage, used bnck front, . . ~' 1~ baths and lots of extra.a. I
At $22,000. You must sec * VACANT * · BDING '
WATERFRONT CONDO
Beautiful panoramic view! Boat slip avail.
To be sold furnished. $150,000. Call for app't.
LaVera Burns
IRVINE COVE'S BEST BUYS
3 Bdrms., 2 baths, pool , view ..... $130,000
2 Bdrms., conv. den; rm. for expan $119,500
Guarded area & private beaches. Edie Olson
CHARM GALORE !
Cape Cod -3 Bdrm., I 'h ba. + lge. guest
suite. Bright & sparkling. Lovely decked
patio. Short walk to private beach. $50,500.
Mary Harvey
FRESH AS SPRING
Outstanding 4 BR., 3 ba., two-story.
Drenched in sunshine. Has formal DR, FR.
& large finished bonus room . $78,500. Gary
Knox
EMERALD BAY-WHITE WATER VIEW
Tree studded vista. Steps to beach. 6 BR.,
6 Ba., pwdr. rm .• lge. form. din. rm., brkfst.
rm, 3 fillies., pan. lib .. lge . play rm. w/
wet bar. Rec. comp. redec. Kathryn Raul·
ston ·
' NEW LISTING LIDO BAYFRONT
L9vely & tmmac. 5 BR., 5 ba. home on
Nord. Paneling. Parquet floors. lots of
charm plus room for large boat. $279,000.
Charlene Whyte
I
decorating, the landscaping.
... lhe roses? Let me show ..
you the house and maybe I • • • a • • • • • you Will get the san1e !eel· OWNER -· 1 o .. 2535 J110ving, Central ,,..,, __ ___ __ ___ ___ _
ing oo. O"t.M-• air-conditioning. 3 bdnrui, 2 ~~~
!>'ENT/LO"''" FUN 10 BE NICE/ ""'"'· S_Mi! ,..,.. ... Dining MARCONI COVE " l rm, bu1lt-1ns, dishwasher. MARINA &
, : .. Family rm, Comer lot. brk RECREATIONAL LAND ~;' I ' ', $3!.500. m-2390. 363 ACRES with boat Bl!
It:..:,. • I OWNER anx.ious. Near Santa gas, store, lresh waic'; ~~~~~~~~~ Ana countty ~lub. 3 bdrms, stream. Ready to enjoy or
Ii 3 baths. Fanuly rm, formal develop. Call Ed Chapman RAMBLING dJ,n;ng rm. Bu;"..; n s. PETE BARRETT Fireplace. Rear living rm. . Five Bedroom!!!! Tile root. Llke • m<i<l•I -REALTOR-
Ne\\•ly listed executive home home. brk $4a,TJO. 540-1720.. 642-5200
in top Cos te Mesa location! OWNER trans. Stupendous 4
Beauti(ul us!'d brick entry bdl'ln. Custom kitchen. ~
leads you inlo "another Huge family rm. Large CORONA
\\'orld" o( gracious living pool, Jots of decking. 3
and serenity, Enjoy happy baths. Patio. Formal dining DEL MAR
hours in the beautiful se· nn. F'ireplace. Choice E. DUPLEX eluded pool area. Fonnal Costa Mesa area. Beautiful. .
dining room and LOTS OF bric $55,600. 5-10-l'ra>. Here Is home & Income for
EXTRAS!!? .~riced to sell! NEW BEACHFRONT the most diBcrl.mlnating tn-
1-Iurry on this. La Jolla, spectacular two vestor. Two unttll -each co: Ts
WALLACE
REALTORS
--.1504446~4141-
(0pan Evenings)
story, masterful blend of with 3 spadoua bedrooms,
wood glass tile and •to"" ~" ~ths. bui1t·in kitchens ·' • -· and just 9 ,...,.. -Ex· ~~~~n"':.:t~~t~tp~! rllent rental record . With
surf. 4 BR, 2~ BA, Outstan-onr tmn tenanla. Shown by
cling quaUty $17'9,00J appolntmenl $82.SOO.
Willis M. Allen eo. till C. F. COleswortlly
Camino del Mar, Del ?tfar, Rteltort · 640-0020 ca. n•: 755-6761 (Collect)
THRE.EB ED.ROOM-FOUR UNITS · * * VACANT
SPECIAL A bl 7% toa • 1MlllEDlATE POSSESSION' '"nanch Style horiie Includes" 'l'tl.lma e n. lncome Redecorated quiet street, 3 I I d $600. OUtlay $410. Small bedrooms s.it.500.i. forma lnlng room, beaut clown payment. Owner will GINNY M'ORR!SON• floor plan, park In back c11.rry 2nd T.O.
Ysrd. Ne•r UNIV /CAL. -
lrviM. Only ... $37,500.
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•***• -llEALTOllS· *tf!l* 11111 Mtta ~a.ltora 646--mI "* *Verde Dr. East, ~ * Colt.a Meu 2043 \V4!ttcUU Drive "**•** a? ... -Open 'tU 9 PM --
Need a "Pad"T Place an ad' (()pcm Evenhp>
Call 60-5678. ' Need 1 *"Plld"t Pttlot an ad!
J ')
LinLE LADY
do )'OU Uve in a shoe!
When )'OU hear about
thls yoU'llKnOW What
to do. EXcitlng S-
bedrOom, 1800 sq ft
w/carpets & drapes
thruout, FA heat. 9
Years old, for onJy
$31,500. • COOL
~
that's whar you'll be
this Summer with your own 3" bedroom
pool home. Pool is
heated &: filtered.
home just painted
and ready. for you to
n"IOVe in •. • WHY RENT
P8Yment on w. 3
btdioom Mme ia less
than' renl Take over
VA loan at $203. a
mo. Clpte• to Mlle
·Square Park &'shop.
ping, L.arge r e a l r.: Anyo11c can
Wm.·McC•lto, Inc.
RNI &1t•t• 8140 WARNER AVE,
FOUNTAlliYAIJE{ * ea_~ *
•
this• M · • XI " ' 540-i!SI Open Eves. ~~ ~· ba:t,' =:· i P-'INT BRUSH · ~ !
~-.1"' HERITAGE
REALTORS
street fron1 ocean in New· 4 BR. 1 ¥4 Baths i· 1
oort. $67,500. Make offer. H.B. t;tome. $29,900 .•
BALBOA BAY PROP. F.ORTIN CO, , ' * 673-7420 * REAL TORS :.: L•1;;·-u~it;~· ;::r~·~~"' Dim~A·!Jne 1 ~:~= 54M625 :I
. $145',000 ': ,::.,.MACNAB ~J AU, individual growid floor
homes on one acre EAST.
SIDE property. $101,000.
loan available. • Consistent
monthly income of $1665.
Owner may trade ror 20
to 30 units. CALL to see.
IRVINE .~ ~1 ---....,..--.,--""---,..---. '"i Newport .,
Felrvltw
646-1111
(enytlme)
BIG C-'NYON: · 'I
LEASE OR LEASE/OPTION
Buy this beautiful 4 BR. FR next year at
today's prices. Lease .or leue/option. l·
Yr. new. $900/Mo. Incl llf'1ener. Jack
Howell 644-6200'f!' 14) 1 ' ••
, -·' CQRONA DEL MAR-ll'ICOMi
3 BED RM SPECIAL Qcei11 v\ew. 2 Custom hooiO. ·-~poet ·&
$25 000 · Jlftlq,!. Localed"bd' prime comer lot -3
• BR\ 2:-bath. -.1 BR.I 2 balh + spadous 'f;:(~: 't~ · ~~~ Rl•:tfOOm. 5 car garage. $174,500. H:
grow " excellent' finandng Pl!rty(l!-. &herm8JI 842-8235 (Pl5)
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0 -bomo. !meed ODn'Ol PW• and c1oo ~-.\': a1~-Caolmem IMdl • • baltls, ele<tric -kl!CbeA. wltll lrs • ........... Everytbl"¥ ••n ..,;,..1...--.~ BY ,,.,..;,J:'t view, 2 bt, ·--:'1 nr. i -· 1 n• ~111 a I ""*"°"' ....u,ai -, . ...--• ..,. "' • "' ~ Bluff. ~-; •• w-· -• _1,, ts ·-ded on.t ••~· «esn ~-u~-·-· '" "" • · -,_ ,, t-.. ~ ...... ,,_,.. mo. Cu&totn ..bcwl'lll ~-dtstanet'" .DGm. 1--~ SPEcfACUl.Aft oceal\ view snt u.-T1,...., "-"""""' ... .,.. ..1..... r--;, , ~ "-'"•• ~~~~l;t;-.;.:l cant .. QU!ck~wµt ~~:: .. =.uar: ~ 1 BR tlal\, sar:1-PR_IME_..__B_l_u_!_!_• __ Condo_., ~=t~Jt= ~;:~:~: 9:.:....1 h·111-:.~9:n 8Mcf\
yp lor Plumb~ and · e1ec-exchinge tor baY·side di!· shaded back yard with tree pa.rldJw ' camper I boat. f BR ·+ ~ 2l1 Ba, ~ boat atorage. View of golf La CUetta Montttl'y. Pro-reg
pical hookup. Blueprints plex. · , rorm 1laptone Pat f o . Ssct ,... ~ ~ 67$-3S3S. coune and Iola ot trees. fesaionally landscaped. Own·
ovaUable. R4 '°"""•With '$65,000, ' ,.._mlum carpeting and Corono ~ Mor · ' " fountain Vel!OY R ... countl'Y llvlng 'ci... to .,.. havo' bought ..,_., REALTY STEPS'TD OCEAN
lo1a o1 potential to see )'0\11' wall ooverina:1 make this I shopping. CAu. 893-8533. homt. ~CALL 9ti8-Wi6. Un1v. Park Center. Irvine 2·St.)', A·Frame. a BR. 2 ba. i'ir~~-wfo"an ~· VAC-ANT It Jll'<at value at 125.000. Why • CdM DU!'LEX • · OWNER \Oavtna!Moctet con· 525 500 $28,500, VETS Call Anytlme
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wait, call now 5£.2313. As8ume 7% V .A. loaJ'l dltlon. 4bdmu, 3 baths. , • OU lee hours tu• to ~· ~ 1~11. $45.SOO. Ol'EN1ll..t •rr~Ftw10BEMCEI READY Ol'fNTll..t•ff'J'l/NJ08fMCEI 2BRl:denAlBRunit FornW dining rm. >car How difficult It is to find a NO DOWN CAYWOOD REALTY ~ ua·11~1 ~l~:: [ ' ;, ~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~ &?2~£= 3~8~ .. r:. r=L;;;,;; BUiLT SEE:~:-=vu*bm.< ~ ---• ·--~ King~----~ ... .. ~ ~ Vl.~JY-lW0-1•,r UI..........,., .... ...., and ~ mmutes to freewl.y. patio. 'Ibe hard to find noor Fo• unnr distiruruisl'led taste.: ..-
....._ """oa~ pa "' 962-1373. . Submit tenns. CAU. 893-85U plan, housewlCe'a dJ"f'an1. d1-a:n-;l1c, al-tiSlic <' n tr Y bdtm. :.I be, fain rm. 1840 Fffnchp· 21 Story =.aw~~r ·M·ES· A. ·vER· .D.E'S. I ~it~~ "i'!:u1 obd~ ~a:':".ious.,-.. spanJ ..... ~h ~ Close to -ALL·· ~.~ • wHh atrium; woodid ••• •'""t l'ut'l Tua•<'. open U-5 Sun
00 $'>7 950 \ Deooi-I t a II ,,_ ~ ~ lbopptna. ~Al ........WU. '"'"'""ctioo ;.,, e ou · , .. ---~---., o • I I • t ... ... · w w "'°"" 2 batllL Dmlna nn. Beamed <lO'liings in nil II $24 500 1 CALL•-1m OWH prtce • .,.._. oovenngsA bulll-ins, 'lshwlsbH . $2 000 I I f need I IBST • • uu-Be~ value, Wlth ~!ll din-Karastan crptg_: Fee Land. Family n;;, tirelace. Rear 1 • roo1ns. C:Omp ete Y e n
Shades of Old New-OrleanJ! o-ilt,JkJ· ~21 in&:. large eat·tn kitch~. Open wknd 1-';l By Owner ltving rm. Nice yard~ brk REDUCTION lN PRICE. kni~'c hr:~ I Yin!~~=
FRESHLY PAINTED 2 f!replace, covered patio, 1321 ~eel Dr, 644-6249 $32,990.M2-fi631.· , , • \\'hat a buy! 3 Bedroom, 2 clean, providing a fantastic ' s !
11tory J~lan BA6!,GAIN! finl&hed &ara&e workahop. BY ownel'-Lusk H a ·r b 0 r OWNER ' ~ 1""~, of baths, beautiful tezTa.;ro en. tinte saver • tl self cleanlna 11 Jluge g room. urmet ~ Won't la.st lolt:(_ at this price! View, 4 BR, tam. rm., 2~ ........ ,. ~~~ •. ~. 2 try gives spacious open $65 000 kitchen. Spacious bedrooms. S..11.St Open Eves. BA, 2 trplcs, wet bar, selt· ~""""ths ~y ... -n ... _ .... fl-::'p~~.---. feeling. Lovely carpets, oven. · ·
Secluded patio, D[YMPIC , cle•"'"" oven ail' cond ~ · ~·-,.,.,, -"READ THIS" dra,,.,, large t.mlty room, AS/i SIZE POOL•, "Plus" ""•· ....... '6 • • Enckll!ed p.a t t ·o ' Gas /Z.~ ~ eov 11nonide<t thNout pr 0 f f fireplat.-e, water soflener. '.;,\ geous lawns. Outdoor BBQ ~~-' ea · · built.:lns 4 yn. o Id · v
are.• & BADMINTON Custom Eastside J~pane.. l<is<pg, taiina ~--~:.. -"". brk 137.500. F1'xer • 4 Bdrm + patto. 3 cu ""'"'· • ., ... e RE ES,. " ~ T V>eW $88 500 -fDr _,~--,--door openers. Unbelievable AL 1AT Ii "' r ' COURT! FHA PURCHASE Pool Home · · · 96H865 CALL ~0 .. ~ "• • appt . .::::::.::::::;::,·=~==---'"O' Fa R tort.he price. ~. 1190 Gl<'nl'K'yre St. '•• ~\~Fa=ot~;ne =! Nestled at the top of a -quiet -•-•-• •-•-•-• • • 1 Cost~ Meu PODl TIME .J m. m. + 494-9473 54!)..-0.116
Call today_ 645-03<>:!. cul-de-sae, this fine custom NEWPORT BEACH THE .• " 40'-Pool • Beach • ho f tu STIRS • *me4 ;~..,::''bed' 2 Bdnns., l bath; fi'plc.; on IMA~ltlATION Splash tnO.ihls -Jr. $27 500 P C.1 • ..-..e;,.. rooms lge. maintenance-free yard, Olymplc·size ~ .... CW.tOm • • Coktwtl......, * ~ Cl.SJr.291 living wllge. €1\Cldied patio. [lie... $30,900 _PRICE decking and br1ck pafrtriu. ~EUEVABLE BUY OF hr .... _ •. d •'I• '
room w:ilh fireplace tacbed 2-cu garage plUJfl l{eavY ~ roM with around, fll41 fire pit and W'P nIE CENnfR';t'? ! , --* )J}-electric gowinet rm. fot . 'boat le trailer. towmnc tree& 8lln'.OUnd thia enclosed pa.tto for those ;Just listed, you .c.an t mW. R ETAJ l STORE
IOKl\I I Ol \O\
!-' I 4 VA ,
kitchen with self-cleaning Priced at $36,950. l .. tldr;il doll .. "house. Well SUmmer evenings. Sharp 4 ·Modern ~nCes. 4 COMMERCIAL
oven · • Call: 673-3663 sc.2253 Eves. planned style with ,)'OU in bednn, 1% baths, newly queen bdrm s.. Huge paneled PRESTIGE , OFF ICE DOVE'R SHORES C 6 ox 12 9 x U5xl&l) with mind. Used brick tii'eplaot. .l---ted thruout. Priced f~. rm. wtth mammoth :-i.;..;:
VIEW "complete privacy" bacl< LotJ of panelling. Really ;;:"~! _ $39,900. Ask fa. f>re~lace,, overlooks fan-21w MODEL COAST HWY.
yard and profess Ion a I and truly a lovely home. Wayne or Dick at _ tastic 41.J pool. Deluxe 2800 ft of luxury living. 4 Bed· 25' Front plus 1-BR. ftpt.
Live on the SUNJet strip In landscaping. , Seller .bas agreed to sell KASABIAN b~tln k!tcben. Bar. ~ nns, 4 ba.lh honte ~'/super-Beaut. decor rum.: view. 2
Newport Beach! A really * 18 x 3 6 kidney-shaped FllA and GI, what more a:me dining rm., n l c e big rec room upslain vo'ith Gar. studio in rear. Ex·
spectacular view from the pool with jacuzzi could you ask for? Call now R1•I E1tet1 96~.6644 carpets, boat access with full bath, plus family room panda. bl e, S 100, 0 0 0
beautifully furnished home. All thi9 plus ma't,y more fine to.see thla ,one.\ · PEACEFUL ~te storage, near the It formal dining room down-W/goodwW, fixtures, lnv.,
the bay by dayf& by .ni&htA, features too numerous to * "'USTOM '* , MORNINGS beaCKSch •. E-ITz'SteFOnnsR. NREALO GI!M. stairs. Asking $52,900. CALL antique bus. 8 yn. this toe. all the li&:fl:ts o the city. mention for only $54,000. \ioio' MT 847-8531. $125,000.. Bob Yorke
d r a~ at I c . pool with Call today for your ap-. HOME * LIKE .NEW 3 + Bonus, •. ,.. Call early 9fi2-.5585 644-2430
automatic sliding root
4
pointment to fall tn love . Realton 314 bath condo. .~ 1~111 · · ~ms, 3~~ baths, formal with this custom channer. EAS'I'SIDE OOSTA MESA • ~-Open eves * GAS B"-B-Q on patio --eu &£•U·T·Y--
dtnlng ~m, s:ieled de,n. _5'&-:llll. __ ,.,, _ larire tot -room fo•. 2 ..,_ , , "· * CUSI'OM d.apes, mim>n • ' , ; ' B;SP' !!,,~~t.W,·~ new
3 $245,tm •• Fumla • " D11ENT1t..t• IT'S FIM.JOWJk;n, ,fditional income units. 3 BR -VA JERMS -GOLD shag thruout g . "·· O"~R· :'21 BA, firepl, Hdwd. floors HONEYMOON COT · *HUGE pools&: maint·tree Bdrin., 214 b&.lhs; overlook· /deep-fihag-clll'~o an -TA'CE on aeiir"ibteR~-IOt. 11"\"lng-----· -ing--the-clty-of-1:.qunn-
CO.Ml"ANY
REALTORS
SINCE 1944
673-4400
Six Bedrooms
WHY smLE
FOR A
USED HOME?
Builder sacrificing h i s
brand-new Zn> sq ft 4
bedroom 2 bath home with
wall-to-wall c a r p e t i n g
thruout, draperies, com·
pletely builtln k I t c h e n ,
fireplace, sprinklers, lawn.
fencing, etc. Full price
$40,995. HURRY! Ca 11
Sll-1611 for delaill Ageht.
I •••••• I!!•.
HUGE TREES
SURRDUND Tms CUSTOlll
4 BEDROOM 2 bath,
East.side Costa Mesa home.
llt'xJ.53' ~2 lot affords
complete privacy. Owner
will exchange or sell at
$37,500.
546-SAO Open EvH.
,--• -~ HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
* IN
COLLEGE
PARK
-bltins, formal dlni.hg, !l"d Huge .!amily~ room, with * ASSVME at 7'1S% ~ Bea.ch. Beam cell's., dbl.
only ~,500Call. Owner= beamed ceilings, til'.eplace, *PRICED to se
1
u at
1
$31,900. POOL TIME !fi1!1~ ~:!s~'Pri~feSCf:is~
to trav • nowt , • new carpets, flagstone patio, larwin rea ty nc. $24,000 3 BR. 2 ~. $21.950. 8 yrs. filt'd. swim pool. A real
South Co Realtors waterfall, fruit trees, only 9614405 (24 hrs}• 2 BR, 15'x36' H&F pool, new, IK: IJl'xlOO' fncd & jewel at $87,500. This Is The 125F,900ANT. ASTIC 4 n~-MAMMOTH ove""ed dbl ll"'· fncd, lndscpd lot, beaut. H&F "CASTAWAY" ~~ .... I h" 2100 ft ' I ~ I-pd. patio, upgraded pool w/~lde, lo·g patio as ~ 1% bath, cul-d~sac street, s t is .9Q suig e "'~ory w/w crpts & d rp s, w/bltln IJ.B-Q, lrg. form! · · . . ~-~
$48 900 has CR.V, .$31,0CKI. Better home. Carpets never hved thermostatically controlled, liv rm, din. rm, big ldtch ~~
. 1 huny on this one. 0
1tt, aldecod.~tor drlamapes, FA ht, elec bltin R/O, w/bltin elec R/O, plenty of '
* It's a beautiful, "lnstant ntE REAL Es'I'ATE FAIR onn muig nn, r_m, dshwshr, garb, disposl, din storage, big wardrobe 494•5671 499-2100
home" feat u r Ing 4 SJ6.JS51 game room , plus solid brick rm. xlnt Joe. Paymt.s less dosets, w/w crplJI & drps,l--,====;;oc;;--bedroom~ •. ramily room and STIRS THE playhouse. So much for the than rent. tittpl, fam rm. SPECTACULAR
formal d1n1ng -all .on~ IMAGINATION prl~j. f;li~R~'lCE •• ,, If REDWOOD & FIR
level. Up--graded, in 1m 963-562! 3 BR, 2 BA, w/ocean view, maculate ~ndition inside $301900 PRICE
and otit · and tastefully Heavy shake i-oof with SEE-BUY-Move Tod•y fQ.4471 ( :=J 546-8103 ~71 ( :=) 14M101 ~;~~ d~~~~f ~~;'"&
decorated. Pleue phone towering trees surround. th~ LOW''Down Assum 7% loan. ' · furn. Lots o( glau, mltrort:,
546-2313 for additional In· '3 bdnn \ &;1Jl )~.) ~_I $269'f total -Mo. ~SJ!llent. mfNER leaving Brea. One ot OWNER .JnoviQi. Lota . of chrome, WQQ!i. A 1 kin g
tofutatl>n and see lt soon! ~tanned style .with you 1nl Movl: In TOCW,rJ._ Nlce.~b~.T ?if~st. 4 bdrm!, 2 baths. room. 4 bdnm, 3 baths. $67.500 fumi&hed. Open Dai-
·ore.nu' "''UHTOEM'NUt ;i· .:1~~1ra1\; J~~sANi\E~TY' ;'ft1j"Q _"'1irrnrei:?r~~ ~~1 ~1·~11r~;: ly. ~~~G ONE" ~ lffi1:l~~U11· Seuertru!~·&agreedy to :~i t f;U..94n dfahw~~r. Family h:i. Prime area. 1 mile to 4 BR. den; bltn klt<'ht>n JifNij:J: FHA and GI what mo~ Huntington Beach rear hving nn. brk $28,950. ~;.~Eleaant. brk. $42,750. opens to din. area. 2 Fpl.
l.1 ~~~-!'!-~-!-~·~·~-~-!.,~•! coilld you ask 'for? Call noW 96t-'65ffl: Matr. BR, s1Ute w/prlv. .:: to Bee this one. , ' COUNTRY OWNE~ bought new home. OWNE;R..anxlous. Pool home. ba., on level slldl.ng glass
PANORAMIC VIEW Gorgeous 4 bdnns, 3 baths. 4 bdrtru!:, 2 baths. Dlning opens to ocean v t e w
Of SOUTH BAY CLUB Rkh paneling, Formal din-nn, gas built-ins. Fireplsee. balcony. $55,000.
--ing rm. Deluxe kitchen with Patio. ,Shade trees. Im· Mission Realty 494-0731
. $1151000 Reiitors ATMOSPHERE • Gorgeous built -ins & . dishwasher. maculate condlUon. b r k DUPLEX LOT
REALTOR 3 B<tr hOme, 3 bath, sep. ~ Open eves. two story trl·level Green· Fireplace. PatiO. L a r g e $35,900. 846-0604. BIG 1 h mEES &: VIEWS, ---=s.'"p_-a_n-·'"1sh-=----. -I ~ •tbelo~. 1r':!! DESIRED Location. Mesa brook. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, ~. ·.''•""149W>900'th~~tlon KICK YOUkSELF Wall;~ beach &:.downt~ JJlUleJ 1!1UI e, ex. g.. v ... Verde No. 2 yr. Immac. 2 formal ~. large tamUy P1 · r • · .... u-.1.)0,). • •• DON'T BLAME US If . On! $32,000.
4 Br .. Oft Story =-~~:=. ~.;; ro,.,., 2300 "\;ft. 4t1R. 3B~ Uv:::;. '::m w~p~~:;. $28,500 2 BR 1 BA you miss tllla one. Nicety H= Rlty~ !lave
Mesci .. Y.rde ::.~~t ~U:i 1;:1; ~~· sctif.' AvJ1miuly. pets, dra~. cathedral ceil· Doll~ near the Heights i~3 =·~ ~!i Doherty. 6'7S-l972, 494-0615
U _..,... • By Owner $44,0C.O 557-6500 i.ng in master bedroom. 3 sec of town. Sharp & ~lean, brick Hrepl green• shag
you huny, you may see 546-8640 • • car garage. Lqtg of tr~. nice neighOOrhood \Vill eo thruout remOdeled kicthen. L1gun1 ·Niguel ~:; ·~t,sol'!; 4~.~ ';~e~n=r!i°m~ Enjoy the clubhOuse &: pool VA or FHA. says the seller Lushly' planted back yard CX>NDO 2 BR 2 BA on Golf
au .......... "'•..... condition and IDEAL FOR heat senson. E • t' as'· activities. Just lilted. won't or submit the new 570 down wf2..Jevel circular paUo, rni1!'!W'. bltn! 'beaut vu ten· ,....-... _..... ... Jut. program. Jt,re. · )'QU • tul'-d JOCa,0 ,r.--:~ ' ' 900 ·:i;:J~ o~ :r ~~~ GUEST HOME Clubhouse privil. ~ e Io w CA~L 842-4451 qu~?? Call , ~ =t 1:-!;ride-<>t!v~p'; ~-=-~ 10% dn. ~.
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' 5 Bedroom 2 baths Oose to market. $l4, 1SO. Principals ~ • nei•hbo~ Full ~-I I t gate and room or poo.. • · on•·· (I) 82S:ii67l o r • v• .....
Priced at $48,900. Please shopping. $32,500. ~5200 ... · $32.SX>: SU ti, all oUen.. r=;;.:...;.:.1;;:•:._,_-,,.---
phone 54&-2313 to• ap. Roy ,\\i;Co!;dle Raolto( * R I b ..__ p I * Realton 545-9'191 • lerwln rHlly h\c. S 2 U N I T · M (j T E L potntment 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. 1 •• Y "'-00 ~61 uos (24 hrs) ••• '$41..7729 Quiet 2 story, 2 BR, l~ BA. Open Eves TIP •• 1'13 Income UP, 47%. QM-
-Adult condo. E-side CM. ASSUME 6% VA REPOSSESSIONS Jl:~'ror m~.J~n. :; l~~~'!i'~I llG 4 ~Jl81 ~ ~m owner. 3 BR, fam rm, on corner, nr :·or lnformntlnl"I and location Fiexlble. Will a 1ai1 t 1
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MESA DEL MAR COLLEGE PARK 3 BR, ping. '°"''°' _ 1,.,. possible. M,. - -This ho Ahows Uk · Anthony Pool, H/F, 1'1! BA, RED CARPET' K ASADIAN STINE./234. Phone 639-15()] me -l--e . a needs loving care but only If you can afford $260 per R Ito 9••5515 " • TEXAS SELLER model, deep 00~ • massive $32,000. Exel. King a a rd mo., call us about our new ea rs -
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brick tlreplace • heavy Real Estate 642-2222 stardust lilting. You'll be · LESS THAN RENT Re•I Estate 962-6644 ....-':;.ti , •.• • • • • •U! • Forcedtogiveawaytbisfan-shake root· Large kitchen 3 Bdnn lg glad you did! $650Movesyouinto38R,1% LITTLE RANCHO ---i...J -... ---r ' taatlc f BR, 3 BA charmer. with Built·ins Ranch style • BY OWNER -+ e f
PE.'IN. DU PL.EX Huge-nunpus OOooi;,..familv See it • Call Red Carpet, F~ Rm Lanai -c:ut de sac call 963-!i621 BKR. BA Condo. Walk to shopping on this large \ot zoned or
"' room llteplace fonna1 ctffi'. Realtors, 546-8640. Vic Back Bay. Prine. Only ceittf!r. . unit1 there sits a cute little
Near sbope & b.each . lng .'.wet · tian.'-NO MAIN $29,500 Tel 548-1353 * SEABURY"* · "' • I RED CARPET , l Pm. hot111e. Anyone can 1-Bdrtn 1 ba each· op 1 • EASTSIDE BEAUTY 4 BR. t&!•BA, im, mac:, ~Pl .. .,._,_,lors .962-5515 rttuaJ!fy. Speculators dream! otzable R.l lot. isJ.500 ' TENANCE. Prime "G.....,_ * BY OWNER -4_BR, 2 BA. """"·'di:iid auto ll"' door I<-~ . , $2!1 lOO Cau ~ ,~, ~ •-~.-belt" location. $T7,l00, laod $"3 500 Good con<I. Redecorated in-0~' ,_ "'"""'· -+'' E YOUR HOME * ior Pi:RFORMANCE : u•.r.>U<H ui.>"'9WU ~v-. included. Don't wait! Call WI 1. side & out! $27,<XX>. 959 ' """" 7 ·
86-3400. Located on qwet tree-lined Dogwood st., CM. 893-5370 Ellawdrtii; • $37,500 ~ income • Fi~e uru . 1 847-3584 OUR EXCLUSIVES associated
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1 1 nt.. street Th1s 3 Bedroom, 2 BY O~ 3 BR. 2 BA SQUEAJ!X clean, 3BR homt!, " . 3 BR~~ ~A ~ ''SPANISH VILLA'' TRIPLEX -$179,000. Studio
bath li>me lits on an . d . t . ' tor $S;900. Huge treea. You b:t. ~ ~ . AbPrQx. 3000 sq. ft. of home 2 BR. & two 2-"bdrms. V.E.1-b.md&Co. oventzed tot Beautifully crp •· irps,Ja 10 • own.thcland,agt. *' C-R. lty w/centrala1rcond.,PLUS3~RIES,bayfronbatths,oeean Jltot. Elin.re c-.p.n,. kept Inside • out • ':hit L!i clubhouse/pool, ose to 968-3443 r... ea huge pool. 4 Bednn3., large view. 4 Bdrms.. 4
the be1t> value vn -~ schools, 545-8038 basement rumpus nn for. sm.ooo
Eastalde don't mtult CaU COil.EGE PARK Cam BY Owner, beaut 3 BR, den, * VACANT * ma! uv. k din. nns. Many LIDO REAL TY --. 2 • Uvrm,dinrm.2ba,SHOP N t•patnt 3BR1" "' Be h Red Carpet, Realtors , bridge model 3 Br, Ba, 11 boat itorage near ewcarpe 1111: • i1I cuatonrtied !eatures. Own-3371Vla Lido._~'pt. ac 546-8640. . 2 trpto. By owner. Job P ~~ •Yi 950 mrl29 BA. $500. down to Veta:, or eJ"K tranalerred north. can 67i.7300
LUXE 3BEDRM transferred. 979-5618 wa • .....,, • • S950, down to anyone. Must TifE~ REAL FSI'ATE FAIR
DE . Fut re.Wts are~t a phone be sold. Call anytime. · ~S} 1t EXCLUSIVE * ... ,500 I call •••.r. scorr REALTY, 536-75.13 • ' '5.16-2S5' 'BdJm1., plua den; 5 bath• "'I' Sell Idle items ...... 6':Hi678 a"'9:' ~ · SPANISH HACIENDA oo Ft. Norn co '""· Better than new, t~i• 2 year ·
old home lia.I tiee.Utlful hand ---~~""".::--;::,--:;,--:::""'::"":::-"""."--Desperate owner must sell Magtilflcent, custom home.
·lll&I carpetlng, l arae S@\t~}I\ /A'Btr.s· lmmed. 3BR, 2BA, llkc new $170,f)OO. maater suite with prlva\O ," ~ • -, . , · ca.,,..., d'8pes, bltins. 5 .
atrium, huge open patio min to beach. Large well RENTALS: Swnmer, winter
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""kitchen pure t>rlde of T'af / f • • W d G 'f' C' '/ kept lot, fenced yard. &: Jeues. !~~~====~ ownership, p...,t1ge area. .n n flguing . or ame wi n a nUC• e $36,950. EZ Terms. LIDO REALTY '~~~~!"'!::"l!~~"!i' i Call Red C&rpet, Realtol'ii hilt.ti .,,, t:Jf''t ,I._. f'OUNf ------for PERFORMANCE 3311 Via ~~t Beach 11 ••••• -.. • • 546-86«>.. o•oorrorlQ4 lett•t• of ,,,.. • 847.....1584 • 67s. CclM ~ · f01.1r a:t0mbl.d words ti.-,,,--...,, ---,,;ii""'==--
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Cltte 3 BR, 2 Ba house COAST p~•zA ~.soo I I ' 4 bioclol to ocean. High Elegant 5 Bdrm, 3 Balli, w/tncd prlv patio .l yard. w,.._. -3 Bednn8, large M lot, fan· M A Y 0 I R -vaulted ceilings, ado b ~ family rm, q. So. patio &
lmrried. occup. 1 BR, 1 Ba MUST HAVE QUICK SALE, tastic P.1)1.enUal, needa: work 11 I I I I flrepl, prdf!n kitchen and a;arden Prime ~··Street to ,.,.,_ ,,..,., xfra wide 42' 3 BR, 2 Ba, huge _,..,. _ pr!eOO to' .. u _ eau Red . hua• yard. Perlect honey-lll'eet iocat1on. ~ ·~ ~ can· .,..,,,. -.......... _.. ...... i.... clean -~ ~-~ n-•-.,_ "'"'"" _ . . . . . . moon cottage with a II"".-.. 673-n47. ~---·~· "'~· ~=•'"· -.~ ~M ~...-. ~ -otartq'1 price. BK R '.::~=·:::-=·'----"'"'-"-'--
neat, W¥e covered , ,.tlo, SALESM.EN-' ;1 I I i 96'2-51ill ~g;\ze tot. Prt<ed rigbt '' ·' , .. ANXIOUS 'TO EARN H E M T y io ~WNER""""'"'.'"""'lB~R~.~2BA""'°,_,de-,n, TIME FOR ~~ . ·MONEY ""'" oplll, boo ,J.· 1 I, r I' I -· llloe ·-M ~ t ---~"""'~~~· -1151 Open Evn. ... oth.:. ~-~fits-. uyoe, ,M., nr I .. VINE RANCH -. •:i...._'!.~ Cft'terw A Sehl•, $36 . ~
This 11 gar<1en llvl!w at 111 ' '= :.~Nr, 557
· I H I e s A .. ,, ·t. • !1:!.., n,soo ....,,_ T. QUICK-CASH Best! 4 Bdrm1, bnported • 1 • ""-1~ GI PmtJ ~ 3 Beilfwn ..,,,.., • Wed '•y o~ 3 "'· -1.. I I I r V>< ~ • ~· .... -~ • 1 • • "' "',"""' ... ,.. ~. baby bl L-Br, tam rm, 2 ba, bonut rm. • ~~near~" + ....,. •• I •!IL••• W"~ """'"'1 patio, ·new kitchen. • •••T rel9m es '"• 83S-Ull3 °' -lHROUGH A lion c.nler -Beautlllol patio MESA DEL-MAR Hl-0116 or 64!Hl211. ,_...,.,-----~ relattve who hot t~o mo<t -. VIEW HOM E
BuUt·ln kltcheA-~· • ~ Tonillc ttoldentW ara; lallloa ltlend I H 0 E Y I K I .. , Open H ... 3 h•, lli ba, by MUSI' selll ~Ing 136,_ t 4 Bdrm honle; lll '-T'.,.."-.,-,,...;.r-I . ~o ~· 'Red '~t, Realtors, ~Oii, F.A. ~-c; .......... r WATERFftON"' lot, MvM I I I r I I • Complete th• chuckle quoted ,:loen•r. $32,950 . .,_...._ DAIL·Y·PILOT 54W640. plumbl-·, ~ IJIMS~ W/'$J' Soat Slfpp. Make ;ttrr . . _ _ _ by filling In th• mtulno word , ..
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· MESA b6 hr t S38<XXI Irvine'• ''Th• Randt'' WAN' t' AD /~".:~% )loth i ~ROAN 'REAL TY Balboa fionlMUll i PRINT NUMaERED unns IN ·11 r I' r 1· I Plush 4 BR. orie~tal ;ardcn
2' Bdrm., 111 Bath 167:M642 '7M459 '* TRIPLEXES '* !HISE $9YAR!$ . • _ , _ • • home In lrvlne'o Ronch. • ~Orllf:;·~~..: ~ ~~\O·~'"'p~:~ ~AN=~. ! ui;~·~N~~f IEITtRS I I I I I I ~siolkel~d~.~d~: 642-5678
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i:od"""4 w/yJ,ew A bcb. * PARTNER * clenda .~=;·a.°" Furn. 4 u111..... 1r $130. • CH!A"IE (Ul) 4111-9008. 4 __ ..., ' SMAa. ..... -.-· houo 3 . AIL tm!JTIES P"" ea~ ' 2 6 3 BR'a, Model• 1 ... ~ ~~~~~~~~~I • famll> room. dlolnl roam. rnlleo llom boacb In O.ta ~-~ ,..,.nt -• ~ 2700 _ WMn <!tJl you buy a Newport A(tJ ... e with $25,00> euh, R!NTALI Located nel? IC!hOoll. lhop-Meta. CompletelY turafahtcl. \.AollUpate ---)'QU, " Open 10 'tll 1 Jl01. -,.,b. r
Hel,ch1s home ot the best ( I !or -V •::· ptiw A -....~ Y...., $i15 month, wllf ,_ half ~,,2!"~~ Petenon W41<, CM."'· """ =;rt~~~~·t~ ~t;':= r:-.;' ~J.~~~!:--°"pmbe=~~OO~~-==.~=... taBlvd~ 1 1:~1
lie thl.I ~ .wowt At 11',000 lit~ pblJ tfitert.e\l!l,.: & real tamilY • c • Hon»UR ....,. <>w.r&oo11111r'" NE\V l 2 BR, J BA. drpl, 't ~~:~ Ac-lor Nie le ~J.rr.:.: ~ l=:e1:.ir 2li:·:c: JM~= :'!":.nt 4 BR. T-i = e. w/...... ~:.!:l!•~t::;:,;\t ' ~~i. .:'.'no=· 316~: ! ·~ ~bollt! t J~1= LAKE l'RONTAGI to 1tart at once ts e~ a · 1 _ llvlltl PA heat .11 in UnJwrstty Park. UUI per e Klna-11 to111 sp1c1011• ntw t• or 1
Newport Beach uddreas. 240 ac. on beautiful Lake dlvtnltlfd partleiptUOn In COS'l'A MESA omCE "'' , wa .. mo., 6.52-9314.. • ~ • Barbtcuet • IUl"> 2·beOIOOlll •D•'lfl'llftl, '"''" E1tt Bluff f
Call toda)' tor an ap-Naelmlento DH.r mar1M• & hi-profit dep~tnaaUon Scntna-Coata Mtta Newport to-will carpets, ~bS. CondomlnJvmt · I rounded with plush land-~!!~1:;.~1~~!111'!;!:';,1J~• ..... • ·D--E-·Luve • ~ ... ~ '·· I 64&--nn mldendal development.'!. proof fu:lancial bualnesa, Be&ch, Hunttnaton' Beach. 91r1 ... $210. ,., mo. Unfurn no I tcaptna:. 106100. i30Q '•hwlew Rd.. ,. ,.. ~ ntment to tee, ' S85(1. per aero w/terms, that invltea the molt rlgld $120 • SUDtt Bachelor! Lrt. CALL DALE, 962-4471 • .,...... Adultl. No Pet& tost6 M11A. ~II.OM~ 545·2Joo. 3 BR 2 BA M tor le · -1 OPfH1'Ll•lrlFUN10flENICEI lncld partial ttilet dau.e &. invcsilfll.tkm. Re!erencec Furn. AfJ utU. PaJd. Beam egt Huntlnafon 8elch LAROE 18.R $190 Jncid spac. muter tui , ·:
1mall down. Bkr. 536-5000. exchanged. For J)trt0naJ Cti1lnct. &nall patio. • ~ 385 W. Wlllon fU.19'71 DE\\.UXE din rm A dbl garqe; auto :
contldenUal interview, write na:. . 2 Blt House. w/pr. ' 3 Blt, 1~' M. Crptl, drps, * SUS CASITAS APARTMENTS door opener avau. Pool A 1 BUIIDER'S ATTENTION CluaUled ad no, Me, % ChDd ok. New crpts & drpo, Irvine bit-In•. Ree roam & pool. Furn Bachelor Al BR'S Recreation area. " •
Choice location, Tuotln. Ap. Dally Piiot, PO ~u~· '160 • 2 BR. houoe, child/pet li!O/MO. &47-6191 Ski'. Modell Open Dally • Air Cone! • Fl'plc'a • 3 Swim· e 1287 e -."'\
proved tor 45 uni,., C°"a M ••a, ~ ..... al< G&r a yVd 4 R 2 b .,,. L Nlf·-• ~·· -• ming Poota • Heallh Spa • 865 Amjgoa Way, NB ' , ,.ldo II'~ n-eut'"I 'DANL\ REALTY ro. 926211 and include phone naj . 3' BR. holiao w/ . D • ll a., """"" -....... • -, ·~ Newport Bl-.!., CM TeMlt Courts • Gema and Manaaed~ , .. ~ .. lil'9 .. • ••• ·~·. num~r pr s BR. 2 be ............. S365 II BR lrg ,,~ Ideal !or Billiard Room W" "•MW'" RS ro " ON WIDE 1trtet: i bdtma.1 O'I~ ""' • Encl· YVd II: J>Gtio, Kida II: 3 BR. 2 ba. tam nn ••• , $31$ BEAtrr. decorated 2BR 2BA • 111• • • ...........,~ 1u. • i -"-'
3 baths; tea.lures aaJore C1m1t1ry llett Gk. 3 Bit. 2'11' bt.. Delwi:e Condo. on the 'Ith hole Of the bac:h&lon, IW1m. px>L ter-l Bedrm. From $l6S UNFURN Attr. 1 br apt,, ~ . ~~.J.135·11Xl· AMUmable Loll/Crypt• 156 ~~~~~Z!~ ··a CALl.1116-0lllCH ,B~'l{!t2~BiR.'HU:.~~ ~'v:1'F."~1 .0c~.~:"H .. ~ ... =,,·=-h-·~,_. .. _9633=·-n!y_.-:-1-9_93 ~E'DlTERttNE:N =~'."ii'IS.~8·64~~1 :
60 rr. GARDEN charmer. CEMEI'ERY Lou. Paclfle to $50 000 lnvemnent .... ~ UNA BEA omCE 3 BR. 2 ba. !ltm. ...... l4l10 1m1mc. Ag! 495-4821 untlnglOft a..ch VILLAGE Huntington Boech " f 4 Bdnn11., family room, 4 View Memorial Park. Wil l quired' return 5 to 10 Se~lAawia, Dana Point, ' Ml I VI I ba°j'.l~'~i!ALTY d-.nt. 963-2181 ahcr4PM ~!in~ N.'.'°'sis.~rtg Jto'. On~"·~~~.,';,, 39:•: :..:,, •nclsed at· ~I~!.~:!~~! 2«1> 'm'!f'i&~~ C.M. ~ ~~ :: t'!l
3311 Via Lido, N'pt. Beach CP"mtrrtyclal ll8 Box llllO, D8£l;~llc~ Cotta ~ pad. All uttl pd. tac pr, erpu, drpo, d/w, Ina A Spaelowl Apt•. T•r-OPF~A_t2~~ PM 3 BR .. 1164 , * 673-7300 * rope Mel4, Calif. 1115 Walk Beach• 2 Br .. u cleanJna oven, patio, raced P!"'!o aunlcen ,., ALL tmLITIES PAID _ ! 1--.;fe'jt;;;;FiWil~t .du I ~I . y . •wlm pool prtvl. $21!1). BBQ. Unoeuevable Living. ALL UTILITIES PAID VILLA YORBA I Harbor· Y ew Corona dtl Mar turn P "'· gar. aro. 830-0811 1 BR. FlJRN 1185 <;HlLDREN WELCOME " ,
H qua! ed •Liquor Lie Off Solo Avall,b/U "SINCE 1946" T nh Uni 33$ 2 BR. FURN 121$ Brand new 2 bdrmo with Huntington Besch . • omel Build to suit to lfl • Coln Cl11nert-Bu1y $1lS • Nr. ·Hatbor. 2 Br 2 Ba. 1ft Weaten:i Bank Bldg. ow oute urn. ALL tmLITIES PAID refri~rator, dshwhr, range, (714) 842.-9622 '"1 J I C Vi tenant on vacant lot at 24Zl • • h Shop/Mk frplc bltnl Adultt U I -~ty Park Irv' Adult• No Peta dbl la ·~ ~ t ' I 9 anyon ew I E. Coast Hwy. Plana for gUfc Ir t $275 : Quai~t. Old~ 2 Br. n Vcn1 • Ule Newport Buch (4 blkl s of San Diego Frwy drps, ~!ik~~!l'c1~~8E Pll~~ *MOVE IN TODAY* 1
The sharpest Monte go 3500' buildln&' with par1dne • Bldr1 Supply Inv Dn hou!le, t-.1e. Incl utll Kldt/ Days 552~7000 Nights on Beach, t blk \V. on Holt S 2 BR S14!)...$169 turn ~ ~todel! Immaculate adull J' for 14 cars avallable, Ilkr. HOLLAND Bui. S1Jt1 pets. ...11
• ADULTS-LEASE to 18211 Parkalde Lane.) gara'bsc~al Estate fl$. Kida . welcome.' Poolr ;: l
ho1ne. 4 bedrooms, family 875-72'25. 645-4170 or 540--0608 eve, CAIJ. 494.9491 · 2 BR. 1 Ba $285 2 Br. 2 ba. carport, S250 (n4) 847-5441 548-1168 eve 5.57..&14 gar. 17361-A Keel10n Ln (1 1 ~m .& dining rnnm. Del 12. ADJOINING Income prop. 17111 Orange, Coota Me.. * LANDLORDS * 2 BR.'2 a.;u;;·::::::::: $.125 3 BrR.itt~~·~ l300 1143-1165 NO DEPOSITS hlk W, of Beach Blvd, ott .. _" P1so tiled entry Md foyer, ertJe., cent. C.M. $75,000. FREE RENTAL SE RVICE 2 BR+ den 2 ba a.tr cone:! $215 BACltELOR & l BR patios Slater). 8'7..f260. °"\j ra::r!e~ C~ ""1~1 wi:.1f~ J owner. 645-2000/!14U560. Monty to Loan 240 VERY CLEAN 4 W 3 BR. 2 ~ths .' ..... $265/275 DupJtxff Unfum. 80 trpJc'a priv. gar&,es ~ ~~ iR.~n t!:uw:fi~ 2 BI.KS to Bee.chi Attra. 2 Z }
covered 'pauo and privacy -Income Property 166 1 room homo with fl 3 BR. 2\1 ba ....... 139" 14!0 8 lboo hi nd Dh<ided bath I< lots er land,.,aped groandl, Gas BR. Redec. Bllnl. 1145. Call
room for [JOOl and heal plus st TD Loans I f II ... 4 BR. 2 bath< .......... $295 I I cl""''· Rec. hall, pool & incl In rent. Child up to 3. all 6 pm, 536-9638. . !
Call 64&--nn NOW -Priced W'alk To Beach r. ice, ~•miry room •nd 4 BR. ~ ba. • •••• •••• • $375 LEASE -Waterfront Pier. pool tables, sauna baths. No ·pet.a. % bllc E. of 2 BA, 2 BA, deluxe pool side,
at $79,750. You O\\'ll the UP TO 95% arge ftnced yird. Va.. 6 BR. 2~ ba, '····' $365/3!15 New 3 Br, 2 Ba, all elec. See for younell'. · l730l Harbor. nr beach. $160. 2m Florida,
lnoo. 1,_.;::;":~:~.9:E 2nd TD Loans ~:;,'1i/::!;,'"i:'.~ .. ~ ewe Have &munderhRe;ltall• ~~.613-3838. 114 Grand !f:~1 ~~tb~:;,,•t l 400 M~~":':-1'~1~5=.:s lo ocean, 2 BR,-;-:.;
chantine Huntlnaton Beach quired at $215, ptr mo. re I Corona d•I Mir $135 -ULTRA NICE Apt 6 Mort Room-L••• Money bltns, DW, clo!led garage, ," -l State Park. Don't ml~it this! Lowtst r•t11 Ora nge Co. CALL Aftnt 546-4141. . Foils. 4 Oardem. SaUna COME aee a real garden shag & drps, eves/wknds j'
$1511,000. No. SZE/220. Sattler Mtg. Co. YEAR 'ROUND NICI: .2 Br upper lllV bch. 1'••11" Prtv. pa 11 0 • •Pll Like fivlna In a home 962-5605 '
Phono 639-l!IOl. 642·2171 S4M6!1 REALTY Avail Jome 1st, l2'JO Mo. 114&.-0159. for 1162.50/MO. 2 BR, 111 lrvlni ' J
""' 2 bedroom + den quiet A Company With Vlslon Call after 6pm, 646-6469. -•--BA. 2 prk'g plaoe1, priv _ . ·~ , Servtna Harbor area. .... )Tl. • Univ. Parle Center, Irvine Huntl---.;;. leach Newport ...... ch . .,...-« • -·patios It rec areas. Wll8on_ 2-BR. 1% ba.., &lr ... Col'.ld.· $225 .: J "NEED.CASH? Sl.000 or Up 3~~ t,::.:.;·~ iaoo cau "·· .. -e, 552-1500 "•''"' 11. Gardens, on Wilson St., W. BOB PE'ITIT j
• ~lNIU • .,,. ..... new Otoce ~s· AM to 8 PM $29.50 per Wk • up. 1 Blt, 2 of Harbor. No child./pet. REALTOR 532-• Reio $3,~llXl ano!Thrlltmore. ln CdM • " ......... $400.00 NE~2 BEDROOM BR & Baehelon. Color TV. -~ taln..W . ~--' mem-T vco ~r LB:edroom • 8PYIJW _•_ ·"----maid serv-pool; 'lllefiiesa, ----.. ~ .... _,,.uo:ay-M111 Verde . l BEACON Bay Frnt -2 + -nrtH1-Ettal'£11fafi. UJ)(n1 areat view •••••••• $675.00 2 BR, Cali1ornia Home, $250 1 Bath, enclosed pvt graac 415 N. Newport Bl., NB V"l'IT"'--. ··r
guest rm+ a~, dock for 2 =l.~~tke~A:O!: 5V~~~:.~;:.~·$ti00.00 .per &fi =.t.50-1720 ~~~~:':fuSJ.we:~ F646-968URN 1
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-55' boata, db:f.i gar, tennis, about our unsecured per-3 Bedroom. Udo Iite1;1DOO.OO HuntingtOn Beach New uplex. 2 1 2 BR. $165. Patio Pool $MO 5J6..2698
Sl&:i,000, 10% wn, consider DELUXE •PLEXE-S sonal lOOlll. AVCO THRIFT. Bkr. 675-7225. . 1.atun1 Beach ~. Br, gar space, on bch .. All UtiL Pd. No ehlidren No 839-1805. . • "'~J trades. JMD, 838-2257 ~ 620 N ,..........,.. Cent Dr -Adults no pets. Yr lae. Res: p Pool l . · or · ----1 HARBOR VI e w llms · {1) 3 BR 121 Bit Cl) 1 BR e .. _.~ er " 1 BR cottage, charming, 213 I 893-5743 or BUll: 213 I ets. recreation. OLX 2 & 3 Br., 2 Ba. Encl , . l
?\>lontego. 4 Br, 2 Ba, FIR, AU. unJlt have frplc's, ~n~ Newport B~~ 101 S33-M40 CorOM dtl Mir quiet area. $150 mo. + utll. NEW duplex, near tcbool & 442-4450. 1959 Ma~1., C.M. gar. $165 up. Rental Of'Y, . ~jgg.i~r. $ 6 4 '5 0 0. ~8in;.~t·w~tCfondihc.:·~ DON'T BORROW * OCEAN Vu Home. F\llly Adlts only. 4!J4..4365, ~· 2d~~~· ~~~· F~. i~ B~lv~ ~-n ~~ 1 BR }~roe in exchange for 3095 Mace A;. 546-1034. 1
HARBOR View 1-lomes _ schl1. Pool facU. 'TIL YOU CALL USI ~8itt~lirp~wa!::: Ll9Unl Hiiis N•wport _.1ch beach.front. $250 mo. Avail light clean-up and building ll
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Portofino Model. 2 sty 3 BR, OPEN HOUSE Dally 10-6 Borrow on your home equity dryer, refrig. Lge pr. Cpta, ATTN SURFERS until July 1st 646-8824. maintenance. Private Park. , ~ fw"9nt 21,~, BA. Dy owner 642-3981 12132 S. J-taster, G.G. for any good purpoae. Serv· drps. Lse $500 mo. ~ NEW World -2 BR A: Den, 2 1 & 2 BR Furn aptt ate to ltetired. couple preferred ..
or &14-5045. S1Hrllnt lnVtltnMnt Ing-Los Maeles Co\ll'lty for OCEAN aide Hwy front le BA, patio, dbl garage. Low s;rnd new ~ ~pper beach, avail now ~t :rnter 5.17-379-:i or 54G-538l :, :!
CONDO _ Park-like s u r. Corp. over 20 years and NOW tn Y&rd. ;t dbi malnt. $21!(), 830-4047. uplex in pt s, 1 rates & for 11m1mrr rentals. QUIET studio on dead end . : ;
roundings-poo!, NB, 3 BR, 2 631-5662 ~~ ~~-i.cAGE CO. ~ 5.1&-9i:n. praae. ~ll~~a. ~ts.Tr: en~ 104 1$th St., N.B. 544-f899, St, delu." 2 BR, l 1h ba~ Newport Beach ,
BA. 143,000. Bkr. 673-5221, EXCHANGE , !TI4) !IM-011111 L•!':"!! N~l 1ar. $315 me. Yearly leue. 2 BR, Sharp, lllndeck, parl<· cp1s, -, pool, bltns, P" "Roni A Piece ;;,
64.2-3645. 4SJO C&mJlUI t>rtve, N.B. Cost1 Mell NEW Se a t err ace Lola: VopJ,. Realtor~ lng, Be$225aoh 11 b~~..-t:· noo .CoPlltlOnv. '~~-·· no._~~~· of p I ' ·:· lilLLSIDE home architect R-2 Lot/will take 6 Units, ToWnhou.le. 3 br, 2!h ba, . pets. yry. v1....-oU611. OM.:: J. ~ .. St. • .,..,., a I ace ' i-•
demgn, eu&tom built, 4 yrs J:,~1ttnfoon to~~h. Units ln Luna $20,000 & Up MESA VERDE balcoey, 2 b'plc, dbl. gar,, Now to July :i.t' . ,...., oAnn •(,:!!
oDlrd .. '0wB" .. ~,ea. '0345 ... c·d··.1,'1",·. Ol'ange County. Aliallable to new or FBAor 1Aue2 -1cl.ovt~.! nn3 BR. C21 ~c ocean .~tew&, l a .. -..:.. .. 1~1or•-· l[W') 1 Blk ocean .-abopt Lrad.;wsr' 3 BpooR., crpt> ..... •, ~· OCEAN C1nd i1-1
Sparlln9 l,,..llment ettabllahed b01lno,..~ J.R. ' -• ' -· • en •~~•IY· "creat~.. ·-··""'" m lllO mo 6411-41711 ~· " ' ~ --· HARBOR VIEW 548--0m. Austin or ML. Ro'le p11Uo. On quiet cul-de-sac. private beach. $390. 495-4728 . . · ' -· · adutts only. $180 tree utlls.
OCEANFRONT Corp. ·' ;,., ..... Nr. beot ICh1s. 2 ehlldren, eves " wkeooi. • · · • AJ!t .. Unfurn. , 365 6"-120I Elegant apartments d•slgne "
631-5662 (21;u .wr;JVY• l pet ok. Water & t ardener N IN • A F 360 0 • I * SHADY ELMS-POOL with a Master's touch, su ,. 11 Duplex, o w n e r I age n t pd. $375, Mo. 3018 Ceylon. •wport Cn pt1. urn. entr1 • Adultl Pool1lde :PB up. ~rb housa security, exclu-·' : 6n-9266
:·i:rNffs IN A~.r~· 2ND Trait Deeds Avail lmmed. ~. TIIE BLUFFS-Lowly 4 Br. SWINGER'S pad $295. a -• OW!dren dead-end ot. •we Veraames Club and ··, I
Oce anfront Duplex Outstanding garden apts on PRIVATE FUNDS -AVAIL. 4 BR, belt Mesa Verde area, 3 Ba, pool privll. It. yard mon th, one bedroom, all NEWPORT HEJGlrI'S 4\.REA !Tl E. 22nd St., CM 642-3645 pool with uniq4e Aquabar, ,:-;;
+ beach lot $lJ5,000 1.6 acre1 ot lmmacutately Any Amount fa.m. rm., 2 Ba. ~· maintenance $450 per mo. utiliti1c; on the canal with Large 1 bedroom, built-in $100-1 BR. put tum. Gar. fountalM and formal ear-. _::,
Prine. only. Agt. 673.J0l2 kept ifO\llldl, Pool, a/c. * CAU. 675-4494 BKR. b::, ~~ crpt ~ drps.00 e 1st & la1t mo't in advance. slip r 1¥Y boat. Can kitchen, diAhwa.aber, w&ll to Cpl or elderly person. No ~.:11 tf!:!t of i~~~·, · :
HOUSE for sale by owner in 7% financing, 6.7 x groes. MortgatH ~ ·~d 'Wtr "f :S -8 mo. m!n1mum or 1l mo. aubleaae 1 lp for $75.00 a wall carpetl, c1raPe1. cloeed chldm, no pe11. $50 clean. community .
"The Blutts", $59,900. 3 BR, $495,COO. Prlndpa.Ja only. T 1 ft~-' 260 pd •'Xl'I c~o: v 11.. I ener max • ......., Lease1.) ~l p ets. month. Bkr. m.-1225 garage. $175 per month. Ref req. 548-7237. 1 Bedroom/~dios from Sl.95· 2~t BA, I m ma c u la t e • Sparl!na Investment c.orp, rus "'9981 · _,, ~. 644--4;:,w or ( ,_ 980 Balboe ltlind Adults, no pet.t. RealtDr QUIET 2 BR, C'r'JJta, drps, 2 Bedroom from $305 , • ,
decorated, 644-2146 by ap-63a..5662 3 BEDROOM~ 2 ~th. double 4 BR on water, dining 64i-4153. bltns near frwy, I: shopping. Models open 9 A.M. ti! dusk ;
J>ointment only. WANTED by private~-PUT YOUR MONEY aarqe, nice yard. $250 room/den, 2% BA, tennis 2 BR, nr new, deck, garage,~ fl50 incl. utll. 531-8508 or ·. j
Duplexes near the ocean 6 1 F OK ... TO WORK FOR YOUI month. Call 673-6568 even. coQrt, IWlm pools, beach, avaU now thru June &: aft 3 BR, 2 BA upper. $615. 54.8-8992 . , . ~
Miles Lamn, ·Realtor un Is. ix up · ,,...,._ tng1 and v.'eekends or family prel. Avail 6/15, yr-bySep~•~kmo~~lyll. J1'1!.~.t~, Crpts, drps, bltinl, clean. A'M'RAC 1.-. 1 1-2 BR apts. ·· '1 *673--8563* Evening.~. Earn 10% interest on well· 842--0'JXI round. 673-33l4. """' "" ....... .,, .. ....,0 KJd k 96Z-3894. 1021 .... 11 .• Mountiln. DeHrt ~ured 2nd Tru1t Deeds on for Info ~II 642-5766 . s o • Quiet area. Adults, no pets. '. 1 I BAYSHORES -O\VNER • Orange County real ettate. SHARP, clean 3BR 2BA, IMMED occup, 2 BR, den, 2 ~l1ssion Dr. Coin lawldry. $135 up. ON TtiE BLUF S ., J
4 BDM, 3 BAnt 1''amily r Resort 174 SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. ~ts, drps, blUrui. $260/Mo. BA, upgraded, lawn malnt, WATERFRONT, 1 BR, prl 2BEDROOM, nopett,adults 5'8--®4. AT-NEWPORT ~-;
Home.'"181,900. &12-3494. LAND INVESTMENT (714) 556-()106 X nt l oc. 5-40-11 51 prof lndlcping, lhopplng ~Uo, parking, yrly, 400 only. Month to month. $100. S'I'lJNNING 1 & 2 BR, 2 BA ; I
H ' h BP.autlful Level Rlverelde 4500 Camt>UI t>r., N.B. HERITAGE' REALTORS. convenlenc4!:s, no pe t s, utb Baytront. Realtor 844-7270 Garden Apta. Pool. Rec F°r'om Newport Blvd tum at .. -
Newport • g ts County Dcf!Crt Land with 190I ORANGE Ave. 3 BR, 6#-5569 3alboa P1nln1ul1 B1lbN lslaftCI area. now. 18th St. $1~ & Hospital Road c'i bloc . j * LOOK * Tree' ' s•-·bs 1-feet 1" bt.. No prap. $250 Mo. THE fiiutts, brand new-4 BR, up .. _ •. p I" ~--·t H I to --;.-eleva~. 40Acres 1$U5 per I lf1il !l!l~?!.. Robinson Rltr. 3 BA, pool & yard maint. $25 WEEK & UP NEW lower duplex. 3 BR, . &UllYe acuc~ wy s -..t
Near Cliff Dr. Bay & Or.ean acre $1750 down. Balance ....._ U hJ"o.lMU 1Ctllt1 .. crpt le drpt!UI ··~.dmop, e Sleeping Room1 Yearly. Washer, d r Yer, 1~:· ~(· efdrr:y ~~: ~~=;~·B:c~?'~e, ~ 1 ~I
view from upstairs family $36.50 month. 160 Acres . lEJ LARGE, 10\iely, many ex· 1 • lut P .-e · • Hou.ekeeping Rooms retnr, bit-ins. 675-1387 $135. 1762 H Kenwood Pl. Telephone: (n4) 645-0060 ,_
rm. or 3rd bdrm: 2 tilrd same land $100 per acre t tras. 4 Bit, 2 BA. Family 83.W63S. e Ocfan VICYI Apb: YEARLY 2 BR -'o ~i.~ ~1,y~11d~i~,w;~:': $6000 oo.,;, Balance l100 Hou ... Furnlahld 300 nn. 1335 me. MM191 alt BLUFFS, 2 hr, den, 2\1 ba, BALBOA INN new sh~g'"':.s. dri>o~& 1110 • 1 Br duplex, man'led PARK NEWPORT·",
frplc., 211'-gar. &: 4 parkinit month. 99?--0726 Agent. -7 p.m. ~13is= din. $475. ~Main Street pa!nt. S275 mo. 675-4158 cp~ noHmOken. no pell. APARTMENTS ,l ' \ ;~;?iOO: Priced to sell, RE!c~:~·;: 182 ~=-r~ - -_.:...._ .-. ~ai:B~ay~Adt:,ii;; SHARP 2 &R .. 2 Ba, Bluffs, Corortl :~:r Bilbo P1nlnsul1 A968~."1~~~· ~ on th• bay ' 'I
CAL91L ,..., 64i·l4 14 "OVE YOUR OUT-OF·~ pe1s3.B6'13-R,2Bn13A,".;-·. all:tlns,carpi\drpa,pocl. BRAND New ~NEW 2BR. 2BA, next to l.uxury apartment Uvlna , \:I ... .,.,,..,,..., $330 o.642.-01 • 1 BR, gorgeous view, no Condominlum. 2 Br, 2 Ba. beach 1 year lease . overlooking the water. En·, ·ii ifrr~ ~~1l!ia~o~:TY Ri~ ~:ean~~s~~~ = ~~~~~= o=i'· 4rr:i~ Jar:: ~~RHo~'. ~~~r ~n~vt!~ tall ::;~· Year I ease. ~~~·o~8f1ore ~S~OCO~~t~ :~teJ 21 I
Nr1r Nrwport Po tt o rr irr ESTATE TREE, INC. ~~*•· 1$4J'~ =t;;{. 2 BR Home, frpl, gar. Also 3 644-M77 or (213) 792-4824. 673-4582 or 675-6443 eves. 3 BR, 2 BA, frplc. Beach &: NU SPANISH tennia court1, plus miles of ~;)1 * SPANISH * 96J-563?. Adults, no pets. Realtor BR bone ranch In country, $490. . only. Bay. Like new! $325/mo. JBR2 BA pt $225 Ori. by bicycle tral11, putting, 1huf· · . I
Suiss chalet w/Spanish motif. R11I E1t1t1 W1ntecf 184 !~._ ____ ~Ul Pd. Art. Fee. ~~. ~~ncl 4Jtfc; ~~ Costi MIN C~· d I M UOO Vl~orla. &6.e1; =ri89~:~llfi~:f.!'~ j
3 BR, 2 ba, remodeled to --------. • BR 2· BA oto·-dbl Lae. $400. 84(-1460 LOW WEEKLY RATES orono o or E-SIDE 2 BR. $150 an4 2'bedroom plana and I
perfeclion! Extra lj.?e. yard, RETIRED men \vlshes to THREE lx?droom, 2 bath, • • wall' v-.., ~· E:Jtcutlve Suites Bl~, w/w, di&pl, hid pool. 2-atory town houses. ~ I
room for pool. 11urry! purchnse tound income real built-in kitchen, fireplace, ~lock _...,, ~ NeWly 5~~tJApJ~·H~~ ~ 2080 Newport Bl\,d. Amnts, no petll, 642-9520. trtc kitchens, private pa :, '
1 * LEASE OR BUY * estate. Approx. $~ to doable car garage quiet e= . ...,.,. ' -833-3894. C 1 ••-.!"! • "BR.,--·-_~~• or ~conleo1 car1><tln&, dra, . , 3 BR. Lgc. family rm. 2 Full $3001\1 ca11h. Aleo may be tttt shed('(! street.~. per MESA Verde beaut. 4 Br, 2 Hms. ""'OJ. 01 • mell 0z ---..,.-... ...., ... ~l ••'IY Derlea. Sub erranean Pl.l'lr. , .. , •
ba's., 2 fl'pltfl. Lge. yard. intere1ted in financing &ood month. WALKE'R. Ii LEE Ba, trplc, !&\'lilly nn, patio. LGE 3 BR. 2 BA, blths, sl'lag, 642-2611 ~ ..... S= cpl, drpa, BI. No pets. fng with elevators. Optional . ·:
Best N'pl. H'ts. lor.nlion. ncv .. project. Prefer Orange Realtors, 2043Wea t c11 f1 $295. ~. wetbe.r, pooris-beach 1 blk. STUDIOS & 1 BR'S -_ ~ Maple, C.M. ~ maid aervl.ce. J1.11t north ol f
Also, "'ill lease/option. County. Prlnclpnls give Dr1ve, 64&-77U._ HunttftiiOft htch S315. Yr!y 21.U. • e FREE Unena NE\V 4 Unlts -2 Br, relil Fashlon Ialand at J amboree .. I
BALBOA BAY PROP. dosUI" Write Cla..tfled Ad Belboo tilind · ~llWporl ,Htif'°"'" e rnEE UtiliU'5 ON TEN ACRES furnace. Shown by appt, andSanJoaqutn Hllt.Rcad. "·'1 * 642-7491 * No. 4.~9. Dally Pilot. P.O. SINGL£S or Fam1Iie1. 2 BR. -· ~ e F'u1J. Kitchen Apt1. turn./unlUrn. Lease Adults. Refs req'd. 673'-0~ Telephone Cn4) ~~ : '·
Box 1560, COflta ~leaa, Calif 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath , wteverythinJ. Alto 3 BR 2 BR~l yard, ptttio, pr., e Heated Pool Fireplace / prlv. pa~s. DELUXE 1 br; gar, ttor&p tor rental 1nfonnatlon , .,
1 O\VNER. 3 BR, 2 BA. fam 92626 utilities paid. Avail May ~ ranch 1n countr)', SlTS utU , ft!ts. Avlb. 5/6 ' e Laundry Facilities PoOla Tennis Contht'I Bid.st. locker. Adult1. No pets. , I
rm v.i-FP, cul-de-sac, nu 15th to J une 15th. $260 mo. uW pd, Aj:t. Fee. 9T9-80l 6/L · ~ e 1V .._ma.id ten' avail. 800 Sea Lan, ~W.-:l&ll J1'3. 1M E. 211t 846-6016 _ EXCLUSIVE , cpts, drpl, assume VA 7'/r . .L. '-' I k C h * R al 11 ... ,,_ -• ("··•-•ur nr I 11....,• -. $45.000. .. ,.u c as • tor, ~..... FOR rent by owner; ' 2 BR. Clean. Adlll. lei• m:: • Phone Service ~"' .,, 2 BR....,,,-· pr adlt, BIG CANYON
543--0520 64&-1514 ~~b"!;1~f:;;'.'°~ety.c~ COMPL. Furn. 3 BR home ~":'';',;a~~thrii;.~tg.,~eli ~i:(~~apt. $30 WEEK & UP NEAJILY NEW ~ ..... ~lrwy/lhp. LuJ<tJry Oolf CourlO "'
S•n Clemente 962-8851 on Canal. Awll Ma.y ~ . : ~d: Jal~ ~~t~vall 2 _Bdrm apt over :~. 2 BED'tOOM, no petJ, &du.Its Apl;rtment1 • ' f
2 BLKS ocean, w/180' viow. i t-June. $300/mo. No pets. e Phono Servtce--Htd. Pool Frplc. m1-1n1. s.u..Jeanina OriJY, Morith to month. '160. NEWPORT BEACI! \O
2 Bil, l ba, lC8 I><-1 Rcpo.~a. llllY.I 67H737. T d ' Pa d. e • Children A Pet Section OVA '"'a11'Ju1ydllh.~t-Y r. ~~I . Realtor f'+-7270 Ph 141571·4mo/••• •509 Value $55.000. N<?NI immod.... Nowf!rl a..... ra er s ra· IS • 1120 Monthly v ':" . ear'&&! ..... 2 BR. Adult> "' l><!ts. BAY ... .....
..... 831 ·2888 or 213·376-2'14 iii'<iKERiiNC. HARBOR VIEW HOMES 211g;:;;;:o::; :l;.~ CM ~· Leis Vase!. tor =~-' ~ 381 w.1 :2"!B!!R~ .. "!2~b"'a"'. !'1 ~Bil<!!'"' ... '"'be"' ... ""'·'.';
Monaco model. Completely 1 • Ad Good For $5 on Rent NEWLY DECX>RATED 1 2 BDRMS l\i BA crpta Frplc., new carp . .l dra"", -i 1 --l[wJ ~tl~~lt~e~~nv:;~:nl ~ur:;·7~~~~Mt~~Q 1nes * SlµD'i ELMS-POOI4 bedroom, utllltlet )>&ld, dtpa, bltrir, garqe: water newly paintl>d; yearly, $295. >)I ~~-----~-~~I Costa ~tesa area. Units: Peta. &W-2MQ. t ,. mes • Ad ults ~db;lde $145 up. ~.r:~ mo-to-1no. !!ld:· Mature adult~ 549-1800 JONES 1t&!LTYMike 67U210 i._ preferably. 4-30. Alu 1 t 1 BR. 0>«am kid I e 01Udnn cad·end st. ' CLEAN s BR 2 BA $18b ••·1
generate net spendabJo ln· Al 2 BR :, bit ' peS8u7. 1'\!' E. 22nd St. CM 642-3645 OCEAN view. Near beach. ,,._,,. drpo bllns Near So Elltblutt * townhowle 1 ~
Mob111 Homes co1nc or have potential for 80 a 0 e · , NICE i ·i 2 BR Trailers. S85 Newly deqor&ted 2 Br. re'1 ({t Ptua.' MC>-6752 · 2 BR, Pool, frplc, adult& 1 for Salt 125 spendable income. 8J2..-0L'U Bachelor uniu In all bch d 11 l Up M&ture adults 133 E trplc, bltnS, pool privl. $260. $235. 848 Amtp W&y. , 111 '-;~=:;;::::::;:=~=-1 ! clU••· Aat. Fee. 979-8430. 0 ars 16th St .. CM. 642-~. . L<ase Adwto. -· LRG, quiet ,1 Br 1140. Nr 491-1977 or 644-00111!."
I· H""'-• Unfvrn, '°" · 18R 3BA, !!ropl, b!Um. Jd10p( .& lrwy. No pell. 21112 PENIN. 2 Br. 1 ba. $!50 " Motar Hlllll8 Rentals I -l(•I lBR.,olou.erp1s,drpa,g" Wl•ccept 1lnal eo or ~1•,Af1 2,1157-'U81 •BR.,iba.Nr.beach$3SO•"
. Oon1rol !. :: ~d.~ly, tamlll••· ~/Mo. 61&-TV!'I,, 2iill:rp1, bltln .tow, C10on MARSHALL Realty 61S§O :i~
SALES & LE ASING I LO 1963 n.ml>lff to Jrtde .tor VACANT au ac 1ano1, vr.w, · · N'¥ii'Rsf 409 M"1f01d. CtlM. piillnlci. \. 2BR 2BA Townhoule ~ ..
full ,....,,. fad llty uiln"' LAND RDSI art obJcc1" Mtlq\let. Jewel· Malibu. Want 1..,..,. or BEAUT. FURN 2 R '115 I BR, 1 BA § blkl to Little ' ~'G--m'! .arc 6 Adi .. no'""" Call ~ ,, Da-~r Motor Homes Opportunity 200 We !poetallie ltl Niwport l'Y .or "'1•t ha•• ~ !or -XI tOpography, For S:.0""' "~~~~.!cf"~· ox-. !.,( PoO[, = ~ LARllE 3 BR. Liile • hoMe. !or ·Pi>t to ...; .,. r
,.,,. Beach 't Colona dol ltlt.r e $400 value. delalll. CJS ·Root Eitate. pots Mr. Btock 1146-1600, .... Encl .prace avaltable. Call NEW llaytront•prlv Bcb ' ·I!
G!IT. Sou""nlr A Toy su.,, l Lqun1. Our !lOntiil Seo 613.otMn 1740.Qrange, C.M. 548-1168. 1 BR. Frpk. Berun ceU. 833-mT 116-1658 Pier !BR IJIA Woll mo --531•6800 on beaulllu1 Dalbo< It!Md, vice 11 FREE to Yo•! Tr)' HAVE 11 unit LA apt. ccm· STEEL •Ide ~,. All a· .f~·~ult. UUL Incl. 2 BDRM, patio, saraa•, IJNFU1tN 1 "' 2 BR Gu,!en ty. m-06.\1 0r ~510, .,,_
1 110,llX) Intl It It younl Good Na· View• plex at 61i times groa w/ pickup !nick, JOO val••· view. 6111\1 L&rbpur. ,\pg. '.:!Pl~ .. DIW ... prlv 2 BR FIRPLC. I
DBL wttfl. 1rJ erid...I porch, MUOn Just 1tart1nr1 217\l NU-Vll!W RENTALS ll!illXl .$;1y. WOJtt Jona t.-.de tor J<>00 -1W>!t e Tl!PPICAL POOL e 644-8415 OI' 1113411. lf'!!)o, ll•>:t'''",MT-2341 adulto only_-!200. me. Olli ,,
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lot, pri i..Odi. JaC112"1. & .... !lH675. i lO 4 BEDRO!)M, 2 ~'-15'. a,m 615-722$. 545-2161. (>!!. l!:/llde on 18th. &4&-1168 °' -i ' crplt, tlm. !Us"'°· ~vaU. '"
poola. Pulling ....., pool MU$!' SACRITICE Laundry B •I h home ........ , 2 :.2 property w/iiiil lncom•. HAVE "Broad A Batter" ilia. rum apL '125. Ynrd. Tit& VICTORLl!I l/L 61)-lil!l. • . 1700 W ESTCLIFF DR. '
l>ble A IO torth. Adlll only, tilllf & Fold, 12iOO by own. """ Val $31. -Trad -~-~ • -1 I No bet>. 2 BR I .,.,,,. .......,, -2 BR, 1 It 2 BA. Bltn ap. •
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p Pt. 2 BR. 1 be,, Adam.liocl.~ cia. deluxe deMl or al1ve·~ Owner &relY. • WE oo" ~-YTlllN" .. t Other ~ Call ~ Npt. 8ch •reo 'Glri.!'.ridaY IO .$100 _UfJ,.1. <:all Linda R • y •
. \llllllm. $2911 Mo, suites ..... mmk: Ina. 513'T281 ~·~ G * Avlll. Ill 8-Alff. BUS boy A ldtcbeo beip di>' GeMral O!l!ce !520 $IH05$, O>uta1 Penonnel
yrl>t. ' I ~~Pie'.~ ii.ii LO~ "Erlaky" 2 yr old Refs. ,.... fft, 6111-:1339 c.Jl for -lmtnt °' nlghL Appl)-ln·P.,..., at -pt lloltta $411)+ -Aaoney, 2!90 Harbor Blvd •• !!~ c.JJ ~·Ge Hill, 8~ l'lt a·ltered · XIDt lf-luning' NIGUIL Mclent Mariner Rest. :m Sectttary $600 C¥ , 1143\W I 1157-m4Je , d~an!d from blJI Br Day. OWo Tl:aMportatlon Pe._I A9oncY I<. Tustio Ave, Saota Ana. ,Rccopt.-Typi.t ~ 6-rol OiC $566 ·
...... . -IP (:ollolfO Patk Irvine .... &3&-0648 * 7lli3S -Rd Bualnos Solo R F /C Bookk .. per $600 Lite .....,~ b ~ IJ!j!ON 'BANK SQUARE May'!.~. !15!-61'6 U4 O'.>MPLETE HO us E 1-na N-. H••"'•• ~ <11111 ::: Med Fnu olc $4i!O v-w;.~
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00 lq ORANGE • WST SI I ml CLEANING SERVIC& 131-1477 --• c .. es. Prod. Control G. Mar $20!( l'monhtl Aaoncy ll~~'!!!!!:'!!i!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!~I'~ :~"J'!'11•mAlloi~~~di. full --~ ~'. * 646-s9c * !l@,3068 .j, • . . . ~ c."n = f.:> hrs ~:· ~~ ... ~~ · 16SI E. -· S.1" . ·~. ~··oes. Flllrvtew .r. . Ma<:Corma.ck EXP. Hlclni ladf, dellre e ASSIMBLERS e . . . w om~-•-lllWll m Qnterl
Sonia Ana ?'1'°'~lfi -lied. 6th IA R<ward. 557-l506 _ woric-by-wk/day. 0 wn 1st" :lnchbi~ bl !ileetronlc:a .·CAFE.TE RIA lll(ORK 1~'Typi.ieer .f: 50-8136
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/MCFadden. upe!alrs, bltns, '<n•i 547-0!ll9. [ · Vic. -Bay OUSEWOIUC by ' 4l1>'. RB ferecl. No experience req. =.i, 6.., ·~~~.1:/: Call 'G. Otc ~ $450 lf.22 Trev.I
DW; air, poo~ adulta, baby · 675-1379 area. Rois. Owo transporta. Appq Ill Peroon -L NEWPORT Excltiolr poo!tloos open.for 10
oK.1 no pets. $115. ~7465 FOR U:~E tion. 536-6801 Potter&: Brumfield Div. ,..Anw:o f"" ,_ _ _. .......... , live Personnel Agency people with ftltbualutlc
l\Ji'rt. or Urffurn. 370 Brook bunt/San Diego lnltructMft ~ OFIFICE cie~ J .' , d San Juan CaplstrBno ary. Must be friendly, in 6C24l70 Florida, Haw a 1 l and
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1.o;-.=--'----I rut utilities paid. ca 1·1 &IU824 or 64&-2527. * ASSEMBLERS * EnglJah. Call 968.Ull. DISHWASHER pertence neco..ary. Two FrH & FH Posltlont P~LM MESA APTS. Marilyn Stovall Schoola & M Electronic tor permanent • Mmt be neat A' clean. Ovtr w~ks e x Pen 1 e paid C olle $25K
I THE• EXClTING (n4J 832-5440 •tonry employment with small pro-Career secretanes 21. Apply In i>erson, Surf & tratnlng program, salary ontr r to
MINUTES TO NPT BCH * MESA VERDE lnstructlon1 575 BRICK veneer, slum~h>ne, gresslve company in Irvine Sirloin. 5930 W. Cout Hwy., guaa·anteed. All transport&· C on st r u ction IC p A
· · · . complex EKper pi l rred N.B. tion tumished. Ret\llned back&r'oond h:>r dynamic Bach, 1 &: 2 BR. from $150 ground Door_ • Five offices Ebron Ix concrete block, wroug t iron Some tnli.nee ··&":is e · Average range $5004750. Top transportation guaranteed. company. car & expenses.
, AduJta, No Pets. and reception room. llOO_ Tutoring Clinic eua'""ceto'm w&ork 'otonlrey. -~.!!:·. Call 540-J6641f:1appt. open., S. !'1<J FF;ES. N.B., C.M., DiS:::'~c:::.mH•.,. P ..... 661' Apply Miu Heape, Mon, lS6l Mesa Dr. sq. ft. $473. per month. Call READING _,,...,OQ,J -lrvine, Orange &: S.A. Call thru Thurs Westward Ho
15 blks from Newport Blvd.) UNIQUE HOMES, MESA SPELLING Pal~llng & ASSEMBI.>;llS for . woo d lmmedlatey. Center St, CM. 548-5.585, Motel 415 Katella Anaheim S1lo1/Mkt Engr lo $11K
546-9860 VERDE. 546-5990. MATH Po-rho-I-&Me experience 'JOI 'I'<· for • p p s be""> 8 & 3. 10 am to 6 'pm. Apj,Jy In per-EX1'RA LARGE 1 BR. 444 OLD Newport, 3 blks No. r-• •• ,.. • ..., good woJWr.. Part or· full • • • DOMEmC Help George He~ed pool. From $145. of Coast Hwy. Approx. 900 Free Diagnostic Testing No Wuttng-time. 979-!454 . . Allen Bylarxl Apncy, 106-B -'°"-'·=~,.-,,...,==-
Matutt adulta. lnlant ok. No sq. rt. incl 4 priv. offices & 979-1626 * WALLPAPER *. ASSEMBLERS wanted for 500 Newport Center Dr. E. 16th St,. S.1" 54Hl395 GIRLS & BOYS ~-1887 Monrovia. reeept. nn. Great for THE Wet"Canvas Art~Gallery When )'OU call "Mac" fast growing boat co. Aflply Suite 900, N.B. DRAPERY WORKROOM 10.16 ~2174. ·ebusng:~,,""f~•,r d Uratiwl lncin lg 18582 Bea.ch Blvd., H.B. 548-1'44 eves. aEt ClippeOcc' •.Jr Mlal~o?t rpA. 19U 24 Central~=r O ....... e Openinp for exp'd or SU«i.E7,EYORURJOB
2BR 1BA furn $D> u... ' ~ mo. · OU Paint4w Classes PAINTING & repair, 3S yrs · .... en • ,._...,a na. 54.7-6446 ' ·-o0 trainees in all positions. mm
28R 1 BA unfurn $190 S48-5300 evea. 963--2929 "'Vl'kmanahiP guar. Take AT T ENDAN't. .. graveyard F.quill Oppor. Employer Good pay, holidays & vaca.· NOWI
151 E. 21st, C.M. 600 Sq. Ft. OFFICE w/klt & . advantage of my exp. sh If t. ~ · day tions, Beach Drapery Dai~ Pilot
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Huittington Buch . .,~v , .M. 646-2130 I I~ INTER/EXTER. Ac cb us 'llJUU Hilaria Way,' Newport . "
... J.. " \ Busin"s Rental 445 ...._and R.p.n ceilings sprnyed. Llc, ins. Bch , DRAPERIES-Mah exp'd ln San Clemen_ta 4'2"4420 p *•"'
1 Bil. Deluxe. AduJt pciolsldc Joe refs, free est 64$-0809 Auto Orange County G.M. New int. design for our expanded GIRL Friday for accountants Loan roce11or to .,,..-
garden bungalow, near 35 FT. OF office or store PBX BK K PR Car Dealer needa an experl-Custom ~Sha.de & Drapery office. Must be expe:r. ocean. Frplc., 1rg patio, 6 frontage, 145 E. 18th St., roTAL SERVICES CO. • enced cashier. 5 days \!leek, Shop,3535 E. Cst HW)'., CdM typist. 548-.9544.
pocjs, sauna, tennis. $1ti0. C.M. Approv, 20IXl sq. ft. at Bebytltflng Painting, lite carpentry. satarY to $550 be.sed on ex-EARN xtra money at home. GIRL FRIDAY ·
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NewPorl Beach Real Estate, 548-U68. YOUNG Set School -Open * PAPIERHANGER * girl in Harbor Area Pontiac vkMJ.s: experience in reply. wanted. Must have own who ~ ~t :f v~r;'°ty~
MEDICAL unit or olfice JM) 6am-7pm. 6 dayso •-s • •. Carl Rebko 646-'u .. n Ikslersblp. Must have re-Send recent photograph if trana. 6i2-!; ...._ • .-VIEW mod all -· ~ ~ cent local experJence 5 d ail b Lite bookkeepln<. some \Yo-M1mt. , rnO. to _.. OCEAN : ern, sq ft, top Elalde loe. Reas. Prp, teachers. $21 weekly. Pla ~ler, Patch, R apalr k A I in . ay one av a le. Reply to Box Emp1oYment lng 4 a lot of ffziease. Start , , .
electric, crpts, drps, bltns, rent. Ph. Ownr 548-6761 1 64&-3706 or 645-1057. wee · PP Y per50n to no. 635 .c/o Daily Pilot, PO HEm.wooo SHU1TERS $400. Call L1nda R a y, Decree + -~ to-1~ =-~·~.1 !'..':J.:":1:. Sl'ORE, good loc. nr.• N'P.t. BABYSITI'ING, My home. * PATCR PLASTERlNG BuslneDA~E~OSS ~~· Coeta M<sa. Ca1U. 1977 PJa,:entia, C.M. 54Mll5, lloutal Perlonnel "'al t.ltllO • prqp; ...,ot:
MalTai Apts. 1510 w. Bal-post oflice. MO Sq, tt. $250 Ages 3 to 8. FV-HB area. All types. Free estimate~ ..,..NTIAC: . Agency, 2190 Harblr Blvd, · ' ·•' ho<!. N.B. m4l ~.. . Mo. Agent 646-2414 _ Ellis & Bushard. 962-7689. Call -· ,...., CHhior, pl tlmt 'EXEC: SECRETARY l -"CM"""~=~=---
1.::""-=.:....:.=..:.c==.c. lndustrlol Rental 450 MATURE; dependable, !enc-Plumbing --• 2480 Hafhor Blvd -llOO It you wou}d like the <ha!· · GIRLS!~ Extc. loe'y to $100 !~~~~~~~~~ -ed yard. My home. Refs. Costa Mesa 546-8017 * CEltAMIST, ex P, d • lenge of the ad ~lness & W~ II) talc& part in col· Mature j\lditment x 1 n t
lrl • .,.... I~ NOW L-EASIN&---C~~~n~~~~067my h -~~~iti=.~1er UTO wan~rJ0~pp~?1~4WT:e-;a;: UJ ~ • ~tkms~ -=t. :~at~.:~ -ikwrtar-iurpac:ed-ottice; l~·~;---~;;;:;1 Huntington Boach -. d~bl-.... liable· ru~· heaters, <!lsP<!aal•. !Urno<<». SAlESMAN c H'U c KE R·s I[ LATHE • Shorthond Up ... !20 .... ..,.,.,,, · -NEW ul . """""' ' · . dshwashrs. 64H263 MIC & · e A c 847 9172 bet 6-7 P M '""' ren from 2 to 5. 5464145. BIA. Complete Plumbing Machine Operators to work C uracy . · · Sec ... tlry to $700 940 Sq Ft & Up C ..., S 1 Servi Need 1 s 8. I es man, ex· for clean machine .shop. e Sharp Looks GIRL Friday, pn. ottlce
Roqms 400 llamilto~ &: ·Newland Ir,..., •rv ce ce. perienced, Sell BMC, Fer-Class A or B, days & e lnitletlve \\'Ork, lite typing, filing etc, 70 + w.p.m. typtnc. ~
-646.0697 or 833-0519 JOHN'S Carpet & UpPolstery PLUMBING REPAIR rarl, large inventory of used overtime. MJ..4067 good phone voice. Age 21 or taphone Ir lh. Buay ln• R~S $18 wk up w/ldt $30 -Dri-Shampoo free Scotch· No job too small cars, Free demo, excellent CLERK days Out patient 133-1670 over. Muat have some ex. terestlhl: property manqe.
w up apts. Childrn & pet M·l, 1680 sq ft, 1670 Placen·· guard (Soil Retardants). * * 642-3128 * * \\'Oriting conditions, See Bud billing.' PersOnnel o e p 1 per. $2. hr. to start. Call for ment otliee •
. n. 2376 .Newport mvd, ti& Ave, CM. George Woods, Degreasers & an color Sawing/Alteretl?nl Ryder or Tom """'in at Hoag Hosp, N.B. ' £xp'D AtQ tor Phyi!lclan, Appt. 642-4088 .•-Clii 548-9755, 645-3967. 675-1380/646-11.64. U75. brighteners & 10 minute NEWPORT CONCRETE fonn setters & Ophthalmologist. Duties in-GROCERY checker, :f:r. R~~ fo~an:-e~· dr~= 4001-H BIRCH, N.B. bleach for white carpets. Altaritlons-642-5845 IMPORTS finishers. custom concrete elude reception, telephone, ~ature woman for med um Extc. Sec'y " to $7M .
Convenient toe. 646-60lO. 4000 sq. ft. 54l-503l Save ~ur money by saving Neat, accurate. 20 years exp. work. 675-55I6 appointments, lx>okkeeping, size friendly market. Must . ~~=~~72;2'ii;;;;;-lljs~to;;;:;;;;;"----"~.iij.. me extra trips. Will claen_ Tile 3100 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. "fl'ping from machine dicta-be able to work weekends. Work for top executlvt• in LR room, E. Costa Mesa. rage ~ living nn.. dining rm. &: 642-9405 tion. Interviews to selected ~~y 3347 E. Coast Hwy, construction buslneu. Good
Pr ba.' & entr. Kit privil. ~RAGE b . , hall $15. Any rm. $7.50, CERAMI. c TJLi NEW & U COOK appll·an-o•"• Writ full sh &: tninl· !'1.exiblt,
yrd • .ao mo. 548--6998. .,iv utldmg for , rent h SlD Cbalr •::: 15 A T 0 M 0 TI VE parts .... '" ,.._,, e Y GROC pleaaant -r.matJty, , -'77.::-;-':::;-,;;;n-;;;;;' I $30 per mo. 275 l1ower St. couc · ..,, yrs. remodel. , Free est. Smsll manufact needs . 1 to: · ERY Clerk. Aie 21. --R ·M for rent. $100 mo. CM 646-9136 exp. la W!tat co~ts. not jobs welcome. 536-2426. Frid tourer pho a ill' d a 1 Classified Ad No. 636 Apply 3-11 pn a.t T·ll.Mark· ~ ~~riM\~~ 12x16' STORAGE SHED ~hod~-1 Jf~k mysel!. . ' . • file, ~c. :!;..,1e:d&1:~t ~ F~~!: ~i~ai:,k. y ~~. l:!..t.·&rsaJr et, 220310' BU"!""'RDdS, HB. Girl F r f,doy . .. ~.
$20 Call ... 9695 c I ~.... helpful. eo, "'"d ins. ho!. = . .. r :: Min Costa Mesa,, ,V!,I ' --~ · arpenter.. ,,-!MA:a:~-·-w:· vac,pension pl&n.Appl.y8S8 ApplyinPerson ~t DIBNCED,~•amstn'!isFull A.. Ptifme' Po.lflons Inrurance;;ec.··df·fl•f•
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cy les. 548-2720. · · bing_ Carpentry _ Painting 1 OM.,.1. i 1;:&n. .. ,........vu :Ji~ train quall.fied home aewer. Compton area.a tor qullfltd 1
G st Home 4)5 WELL-Known writer on -Tile. Call 540-5560. Job. Wantfd, Fem1te 702 daytime & eve. Corona: del ASwimpply lnwpenon 148SUnfloweL r appliCants who d e• I r e p ;::;:p;:;~.:.;;.;;;.._'.""'-:-':-'-1 coast assignment 'vishes to . ~ Mar area. call 644-4559 .e , ~. o 1 steady employment. 18 Yrs Girl Friday -· .-+
ATE Room for lady lease 3 or 4 BR view home FOR Experienced Carpentry, EX PERJENCED teacher-.. · Molinos, San Clemente of age or ~der.' AppJy in , :.. . • ,
llent meals & TLC. In Newport, CdM or N. rougl;l or finish. Call Dave,_ counselor • with Masters. BABYSI'ITER wanted my lei EXPER.. ,shoe taleaman or penon, 326 So. Lemon St, Salet A cuatomer MrVlce
$3 642-8381 ' Laguna, June · 1st. $350. ~5792 J 494-7197 eyes. 1 home, 6 mo's girl, 8-6, Mon, · • saleswotnan wanted. 2 A .... _ Anaheim. betwn 9am A orlentflf~Good aktllt. Small 1,;:::i:-m=•·:.::;~::;:.,--4,,20., Quiet adult family. 67Hlll9 !'ENTRY E em, secondary, reading Tues, Wed & Fri. N.B. :taaer ......,... 1 happy • , · Suf'm•r Rentals A-1 CAR specialist & pupil personnel 675-1803. d (I a week only. Apply rn pm. Call Gordon 530-3454 credentials wisbes position person The Bootery, 22.5 E. AD1' Sterling Sec u r It Y ro.~. responsible cple, in field of education or BABYSITTER ,needed, some 16 F11h ion lsl•nd 17th, Costa Meaa. Service.
av'"-"fo house sit" w/your I 11•1 C•m•nl, Concrelt counseling -in private or ~~:'.°'Em:.~r ~'." my Nowporl Booch EXPERIENCED bookkeeper An Equal Oppor. Employer. F /C\ Bkkpr
ho$re during July & Aug. _,..,, PATIOS.PLANTERS chu.~h affiliated scbool. Betwn g u 3 & s -secretary qeejled lor busy Ho1pltallty Hotten J>rt,f. Newport area. Xlnt. All Concrete work. 894-3533. 640-0094 BABYSl'ITER for ~ girls 8 & am nr pm aceounting o t f ice in Service Growtnc co. need.I lharp ctrl
re( Wn Wells, Phone (213) NEED help at home? We & U in Mesa Verde &tta, Equal Oppor. Employer Capistrano Beach. O. J . h looking for women to w/EDP Ir eo1Unc.
msti01 or 696-8029. Ptrsonals 530 FOUNPA1:_IONS -Artistic have aides, nurses, 2:30-6 Mon-Fri. 557·7548 COOK Atkinson & Co. 496-1224. welcome ... Interview new Planters.) concrete & brick h eves Salary •
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381:. (sips Bl enclsd patio VETERANS pa s, etc. IC ..,,.....,..,.. • Homemakers Up John, BABYSI'ITER ~ed. my Exp'd only, top pay. Bendits, EXPERIENCED, mature. vtrti1lni exper._ helpful. Dlct1phoM Sec'y $6IO
Ju & Aug. 18 OWn, Earn $4.S8 to $7.00 per hour PATIOS, \\'al.kl, drives. Saw, 547-6681. home, East Side Costa paid vac. Hospitalization I.: medical recepdoni&t for MUlt havt car" typewriter. Good ...,..t_ lkll1I
895 guaranteed by uslng your break, remove & replace ' PROFESSIONAL Domestic Mesa, 548-6240 aft 5. life ins. A1$1y 12-6, N,ewport GP, 640-0094 eves. 541...3095. archlt~cillict. . ~
C R 0 NA de l Mar. G.I. Benefits w)>ile at· cooereto. 54H668 for est. Service. Bach. Qr ts. BEAUTY OPRS (2) SAM'S EAFOOD FIELD ln!tallation prage HAUCllKE"'PID · w terfront On the main tending Santa AM College. S & T MASONRY Reliable-Bond.able. 54S-7197, No following· n~a: Comm/ 16718 P~iflc Coast ,HWY.. door operators. Expeience T .~, . " , "' be~, pri rd., lBR. 2BA, 54~'1w • Ext 370 Patio~~~Walks 67S--03W. guarn. BU.sy 'Shop. Call Huntington Beach preferred. 6f2....3400. Encllsti ~ak:l..-. Uve-Jn, 5 Sec'y/Girl F r i
o!':f!!...July. 6T.l-2875. F/C Bkkpr thru !in. Sil tax• fi6.1050. • COOKS, 0\(ER. 11 Fl,l;J1I G. aeik · File ans d~;,,.~~~· 2 ~ •-R.eials to SMre 430 P-!WBLEM Pregnancy. Con· Contractor es, varied experience. Own BEAUTY Operator, e xp'd, Full & part-time. Dayi 4 ptiOhes,~riO ah,'PJeawit sur: ~e pd,~ 1fi0" ::"wJi. PSl!leaaan70 t o~._ Ueasy~: IJitlE'A;;"";;;-'j;;;~1 fident, sympatheti c-transp, 548-0487. needed to take ov~r night.s. rotU>dJ.nis. 5 Day wk. Apply 66.3550 · • , ~--tt 1 fS ·Apt or House & pregnancy counseling, Abor· JACK Taulane -Repair TEACH.EflS to house sit, clientele, xlnt opPortunlty. Carl'• Jr. Rest. Keehan Pipe &: Supply Co.. • -• ',, ,,
s VE $ S $ HOME tlon & adoptions rel. remod., add.it. 20 yrs exp. June 15, thru Sept 1. Exp'd call 557~ Apply in penon, be.tween 2 1099 Baker St., C.M. No HOUSEKEEPER for am· ';;)
PA'RTNER Uc. Business APCARE 642-4436 Llc'd. My Way Co. 547--0006 & refs. 546-9226 aft~ BEAUTY operator, salary .pm & s ~m at Carl'•, 20ll2 F_phOfte-c~a -Olease. ~':; = ~all~~; Extc. ~~y· $675 ~~1~1!i~ ~r 2548-~: r ni 1:~~ ~:s1rtniel~ Dr afting Help Wanted, M & F 710 ~n= ~~·P~u:>; ~~:~r~:· yard shift. 6 =~ :;k1~an~1 fq~ ~· 642-8381 ~oryp1~mlc extc. SH 100,
N rt apt. Mature• lnstn.iction, counseling, lee-Res Id, Comm'I, Indus. ~---Beach. daya a week. AP.ply In part time A: summer work. .... •
errlp oyed woman. Pool. aft tures 545-2529 Room Additions. Remodels. *AAAA--0-PE.t.;ING~S .... BEAUTICIANS, fulltpart person Jack In The Box. Good mechanical 8.blllty & HOUSEKEEPER -ctn of
5, f!-0055 PREGNANT? n1inking ab-0 i D fti A nll time. Your choice of dayi;, 1200 Baker St, Costa Meta. kf1c)\ftectae ' of aalt water home · A 3 ch t Id r~ n • · $500 W~O -2 guys to lhr ortion? Know all ·the facts •• gn ra ng ssoc Also manicurist&. Bu.sy nu COOK, expenence". ~or tBolshtna: f!l· Se/nd ~sume to MOwo~?!f:..'f~le .. ~ork aareaft 6. Sec'y'/Dlcteph.
4B •-e, w/2 other. H.B. first! Cal. I UFE LINE -24. 2960 Randolph Ave., CM I ooo'o FREE ~ ••• "'"2216 '1 x no '657 c 0 Dally Pilot ucu ... ll"Hr'-• .1. ua ...,., oaeo hrs 54l-5.522 557-0626 or 557.9695 'I• · ,,,...... hosp{tal. Immed. o~ ng. PO Box ~. Cort& Mesa'. 833-3893 Small pleuant ofc. Public
ar,a, $80 + uw. ,..._._.,.,_ · ' · Electrical Blecltl1'1 ~tY•rd Co51a ' i\te.sa M ~ m-~l·a I Csllf, 92623 HOUSEKEEPER / Prac--contact General duUt1, no
Ga rages for Rent 435 YPOarlUN,.,G .c,.oum~LEt csp11ra3!.t Female Division $400-$1000 Waterfront "\\'Orkers. EXper ijospltal, 301 Victoria, C.M.. FR" COOK, EXPER. tlcal Nurae. _Llve·ln or 8 hr. 11h. 71,i hr day. Good ~... ELECTRICIAN, licensed, Jr. Sec'y, Our oftiee pre~'d. PefrV,. • fl~ml? only. cou,N'fi:R Help Wanted Der ·• 1hltt tor pett b om e beneflta. i ALLSPACE Call "U!ah" 2-8pm, ~3344 bonded. Small jobs, maint & Exp. Placement Counselor Trainees f;~Pta.ble. Must w 1 en er a c hnltzel, 1696 P/tlrne. Mu1t be clean &: Reference• ~. c.ii i Self Storege ALCOHOUCS Anonymous. repairs, 548-5203. • Exec. Secretaries have 1hoif . hair' It clean Newport Blvd., CM. flel\f,.• Hours 9 am-1 pm. MH381 Mlt I W oho Phone 542-7217 or write Secretaries, gd sldllo ""°rd. 2414 Newport Bl, NB 548-e996. llPl!bl, Suri & Sirloin, il8301 H·~0-u~sE=KE~EP=ER~. -~11ve-~in-. Rtcapl/PBX ID $450 aiious" Ir uses P .O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. No Job Too $n:tall Clerk Typists, 60 w.p.m. BOOKKEEPER Pff z * DAY W~ ~t Hwy., N.B. English apeaJdng, 5 clay
vu!· k~'f:'; ~7e%~'" SWINGING SINGLES Call Aft 4,30 pm 545-4614 Ofc Manager, Full Chargo 3 d.,.. pe.r wk.'totaUcii ~ Full time, B~P~l/;1Y.1\te~ 3 GENERAL LABOR waleet 7Pk.MStart at 14S. 641>i184T Attractive. Pl•01&11t ~ne On ile·rngts _ 24 hr. access Call "Leah~ 2-8 pm .. 539-3122 G1rclenlng Male Division , hrs per mo, to handle AIR , pm. Tonio's, 210 • Ne'IVJ)9rt · votce. Lite b'P1111· anclle
No ~in. No move out tee Socl1I C1ubs 535 EX p ER T J a p an e I e Sr. Sys Programmer $al& AIF: & billings. Apply 176n Center Dr, F&lhion Isiahi! N.B., C.M. S.A. HOUSEKEEPER. full Ume, mall.
l·Sccurlty Patrolled c Co 1 MBA-Trainee · 1121< = Blvd. Sulle l14, DELI COUNTIR & Orange & !Miie """""· Beverly Ma n o r
Ot!en Daily for Inspection · ardener. mp ete Yard CPA COn Llne·DPl $181< ASSISTANT MOR No Feea, Weekly Pay<htck Convala<'ent Hot p It al, Inv. Control
Hcuhtilon.t.Newlandst .• RB LOVE WORN Service. ,.... .,timates Sr. ContraottAf>.Aero $131< BOOKKIEPER_ Must have full dell exp. & .DRY lhl!ts, 2ocf ahlltl 6 t.quno Hills. 837-«JOO,
8.13j>519, lt no ans, ~ Dl.scover DISCOVERY 548--*1 . Exper, P.ltimt "'flnb. Ma· cateri...,. knowl-..ei Must graveyard. \ HOUSEKEEPING . L1TE Will tftln mature ptNOl'I
WANTED -Garage. Near PRO~O~ALS In a field EXPER. Japaneoe Gardener. Liz lteinder'a Ag<ncy tutt Apply Coast General be. ·~ ..., • p p s ~ w/aood figure aptitude.
36 St. A Clubhouse Ave., o(fEsAmt ~!}!)ur Matchmakers. Know.. bow. Trim m in g . 4500 Cam Dr Tlr ' 585. W I!U&, C.M' able to work Sat or Sun. • • • Afternoons Mon thru ~ n . ~ C I ean -up, S m a l l· 546-2118 NP,!!_· Beach e, • _ ' Call 83,3.8691. . Must have car. ~f ~.
N .. w~:1:" 10.17• GUU· (n4) '835-688s 1213) 387-3393 landacaplng 968'3486. ~ • BO'OKKEEPER Delivery Man. G,.,,..inr Co. 500 Newport Cenlrr Dr. HOUSEKEEPER for• IQIA}I, Rocapt/Stc'y to $450+
· EXP. ,J a p a'n t se , main-. , ,• . needs able bodied delivery Suite 900, N.B. exclusive motel.
GE high door suitable t e n a n c e . c I e a n -up . Accounting Cl4'ffc1I man/warehou11eman. Mlllt 640-1970 * * * .f94..8S21 * •*
per;w boaCtM. ,,,3!10..,,~ r l~ Landscape. Fl:R .,. ext. Bookkeeper F~c $650 ~~eer Expinpegr.Wu/pGeneralto. but be neat, clean .t man1ed .. 24 Central Tower. Orang:e Houukffper, f /tlme
a ay, -~ Liit_,,....' 8C-8442J847~ I CPAexpe-,:-.helpful . -."6"' Contact Mr. Jrohn'son , Dtf"-6446 Call549-30Sl .-~Rental . 440 fkPER. Japanese Gard~ner. See'y, Dlct.p!'o~e $650 =ti~cl!tdl:an~:i !'::: 646-8981. F.qual Oppor. Employer HOUSEWORK...f .bbtn each
FULL SERVICE C.Ompl~_Yard ~.~ta. Ir Data ~T·"-"'1 I ments. DN~~~ s!~hs ~~nti~ momlna M6n U\f'U Frj, $40 a
Good typist, tront otnce •Po
pea.ranee. Ability to meet
public. Some travel +
bonus. '
.. tcllff Bulldfng Found (free Ms) 550 neat. l'•~ est. ~'1. Gen'! otc,AfPno ogy $450 office, 'ihatr aide. Approx. 4 "ENERAL Week. own car. 644--1344 I I~+" WestclW Drive & G~ENER of 22 >;.1 ex-Payroll Clerk ' S42S AppJ,ytnThe Oa.ys I wk. Top salary, u HOUSEKEEPER eon. Receptjonl•t fo""I
Blvd., N cw port BLK. M. loll& haired cat, ~e.nce. Seeks 4-5 ad-Assembly Trne S2 l)r Peraonnel Dept • liberal .1r1nge benefits. con-L RS vale1eent HoapttaJ, full time Front 0 t ft c e appe~.
l:h. Mr. JiOWARD flea collar, white~ on ditional .. matnt. Jo-bs . RUTH RYAN ACENcY Monday-Ftt 9 am·l2~ stnlal'tnvlronment, Dental ABORE employment.Call642-2410 Heavyphonea(buttontype)
101. tlu"8t. Found $/4 vie. ol *549 2015* George 1793Newpah,•CM ·-PACIFIC MUTUAL exper.1nqutred. No snW>k· fDEALparltimejobdurlnr 50 w.p.m. typlne. SUpel' mo corner suite ' 2nd Magnolla " Slater, F'V. Call Hampton. 17931 Beacl!, RB 847-9617 . 700 Newport Cemer Dr Ing. Ao~: 642-2626 VOLT mid. d. r for -worklnc toncts.
st)I,. Coast ~. Cd.M. 2100 baily Pijot.' 642-f321. Mm. ,Qenet•I S.rvlcn .., ' Newport Beach 0 ENT AL As Bis I ant' lnat1nt ¥ersonntl houewfyft or It u de D t I .
sq II. crp~ dtj)s, alr/c:ond, SIAMES Cat . w I b I u. Accountlnv Office •neriotle. eltlhuslastle (n. ~ 'I' Servi -tul prorram. Hllll
m 11:. elevator. pr k 'g', rhinestone collar. La k • ....! X~<i!!!' W~alao uacd* Supervisea t the aCQQUnting Equal Oppor. )!m(ioytt dMcl"'1,...m.d for Laguna :1841 ~ sJi: lGS hriy •Fnlnr opp. Call Rob: ae ty .Jlt.trol. C&n be toreat, Milal:On VI e Jo. -II'· ._:.....,.., mau:n · and ~ 'dtpartmeht of Beh ~cf. Exp er . N .~..-., Ml)cho('1 il&T..a.u
di iled. ~m 37c sq. ft. 837·2142 ' · Worj< IU"I'· 978-1451. the di~ . &OOKKEEPER, SECIY ........ Future limited only =::::: Em=TCI e INSTALLER • ,_,.
,E. Cout HWY· 673-4120 FOUND I.Up -& wtrlte ~RINTING -,Let . UI help $7;5 to,1188 per mo, DOveloper ,..m -by Initiative to asaume I a· door . operetor>.-inteniom P .. ltlon1 Availallfe
o apace available· $50 ttpr. Altered male. Vicinity' you. Saddleba.Ck PHntln& " ~~ ~u ,..,.to Sajdleback pef'IOhali!y. New. modtm ot· ~ alary o P e·n · CtNERAL Rel' p/time 111tem, ex pt r le n ced.
;. Will provide furntture of Newport Bead\ .. OOeta Sraphicl. 830-9386.• ey 1 nwed , ,, c·h o o l lke"tn Fuhlon Jal.and. Good • OWi hm Jpm oQ.• Pnvers ec..3dO •
•t=mq.Answertn#,.rvlct M•aa area. Ms..3791 HaullM ~trl<tMLu~Vte~lf llf;uretli •• "P4lt"".'.,:cowd !ml DENT AL A ulstan1 •. A Kitchen. Over :n. Apply . tnl"'"""' Aaenof Girl" Colh TRISH HOPKINS
a lable. 11175 s.aCh Blvd. ANGORA fem.lie all whJte , "' ,;..z:, . , 'IJl75.'-n , ,.,,, . ls poslUon. ~ry to $$)0. Cllainide. 2 yr min. exl>.. ~ pellOft, Me n . Edi, 410 El. Knowledrt ot , penonal Untt .. t 0..
H • Bta<h. 64~21 eaL Vie.Mc• del Mar. Vay YARD,· prep clW1UPI· ~~~1~: !14()..61115, 2ood aalary, Full ttme. i?th·St, Cdit>fM<aa-I>elPlul lcut Will train. M11'1t JERI WHITTI MORE '
. 17 ·WESTCLll'I' !riendly. 500-1542 Remove trees, dlr\ t vy. APT Malntenaoce cp\e. Apt mo Bartcoi Blvd Jf'nt:¥• 116,9519 . GENER>.L O!ftce 1Yl>ina be aood typ~. Airport Bfta.
W.. '1!16 • &«I "'" ft L , · SSS . Dr!YeWY•· ll'l'llntl· 14r.-. furn. Newport C • n i e <-• DE!j'l'AL Asat. Experienced Telephone, Flllng 'etc. Muat Tor llltervitW call . l"em .
pie prka. UtlL OI GEN }IAullntl-'Tl'tt'/Shrub :~:;".:"=A!\W!:j BOOKKEEPER , onlj'.'Newportofllce. Oood l>etlcpendoble,S&laiyo .... ~Calllornlal~ <IUl.11thStrtel
No.• 10 4. LOST llllall black • """° trim •. Gar 4 Yd cltamip. lid 658. 001 Pllo~ ro· Coaat M I has open! I opportunity. 646-54l1 833-2!166. Sult. ... ;:...,,..--,,-=~I ~ ~·c:J~·a~ ;!!L0$3~'!3,!1R•t.561d"'90l·~·-k Qo<
00W Colta. lMesa, Calif a fllll ~~~. bookk:.:.DENVE R MINING CO CENl!:R>.L Help, p!limeJ~~ORCon~lu.;-tOcp,~ ..,. QE soace tor rent. · • ' ~ l\U~ ump u"" b>26 , p 1ea1 an, t surroundings. • evt1 from 51>m on. Drlvera Ct St CM ~ tAt lrvlntt)
. Approx 450eq n Irvine. ~1664 wolit. • Concrete, asOhalt Many cornPfrllY beoetJta Now tllklna a;pllcations for & Kitcbtn. Ovtr 11. Agply nter , · · • C•t• Met.
ti " partially l\Jm. German Sbortbldr Pointer, aawtrw, breU1r11. M&-111.0. A ;e .... ot M:i}tty ~ SeJuy ope.o. 646-0271 . w alt re•• e • • oocktt il in penson, Me n Edi, 41 E. bctwn a As .. a..taa'f. 67S-5S'1I Liver/'flht male lince May 32' FURNITURE van tor un a;-:. .. ~ ex • · waJtnun, host e •' e !I • 17th St, O>lta M• JANITORIAL wortc Put = -·~ 1 Pl• -~ Pl•.' loc&1 furn hault " -n·1 aupe.r ~-frld8Y1N /PR.. wlutb •ft•-•· n---D•~·· ~ •• h le". bu . b 0r '1 "'Wht'-.., ...... .:;:.. --Tim• Help """"· E<p'd 1 1 -~~~. -•~ ... .,,'. .... -.... exec q-..,·· •. •1 • t in-~u ~UP; .. ...., dilhwaahent A gen e r a 1.111 ,.. ... ,......... v""6' Awom Q7Q....111.'\2 11 ch, Wwltll ~ haullne. 548-1862. -11.-: Complete,.....,. to ••• clean out the saraae kttcbe htt ruMI• your house! Tum men ·~· ~
l;mi ... ft, lllwp, AIU) Male ltllll SOtter LOCAL ~ A blulq by Jani.. 3101 , W. 5tll. Santa ... ...., tlfol Jlirllt .,..-...., · ~ w 1\Jtt, st CM them .,., "CUit" • • • Mii J.QllTOlllAL. · iilOi' _.,
call C.... Hill, 642--0IOO. 1 )"t!U, ico -.. c.tt ' ctud<nt. 1Af10 truck. Roaa, Ana, mo:! No ~ Q11I wlih a Do1lY Pilot Clwll1e4 Belwoeft 10 AM'.f PM them lhru a Dall)> Pilot t41!JL $2.4(1 hr, lllit ..
You'll fttsd i1 tn guamec1 Frank, e.8581, &C-%11$ S34-lM6 or 534--2164. pteue. ad. Call ~ clU1lned ad! plume. 979-3923. ~) • toJ\ • nA a : t· .) -. ' 1 ' ..
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Man. with ("':II abiliU... LATHE OPR Nee-ed FREE LICENSE For Orth>dontlc Ok. Ap 31): STOCll Clllll
Club work. PM ><hilt, $2.50 ~~1· .!!!""""'. ...._ ffi4) ANSWERS hr. Apply Wed, m w.11 TRAINING ,,. -~ R<ad bills ot mat<rial. Fill
A n-•boa I d" I I ramou.a Real Eata.te IJcfll&. job boxes RODrd tntrlet .. ... ~ M...t do own ""UP • ..... mme II e y Ing Course ...... allabl• Secrotary:R-pt, ....-tnC. -· be!-·~ u.~~ ------JANmlRS -Pvt time. ov.-n tools. Good opJ)Or. tor tbru TerbtU Reallon. Free Fast ~ Newport ac-· Call Far"'-.,..... :3"~ _•MQ"Nn
E'Yt'ainp. Man & wlff! advanceruent. Xln'I working PJaoemPDt Service. Free counting f1tnl hat position IndwltrlJI Rdtdona E'm)' baby ~ 1he
teama. IJ"Vinc ~a.. flt & M oondl!:. Penn. position. Good Jynitt~ Training Prosr'am· Eam akill,-d stati.Uca.I t Y PI a I (714) •9401 ttlative who IW ttle m 0 1 t
Maintenance. 213: ~. benefit11, -l"•w -while\ you team. Call Al w/.ecretarlaJ abUttleil & MON'EY'.
REXNORD INC • Slooo 1 !nf) IJ3U4<0. 00 irood te!ephooe penonality. ,• Tl:'LONIC •
JR. PROGRAMMER
Our horne offil'<' ls situa-
ted on a bluU overlook·
Ina-the Pile.Ifie Ocean &
Newport llarbor. If you
~, we offer )'OU thts unique work e:ovtron-
ment & a cllallenging
professional opportunity.
We are teeklng a Jr.
Programmer w/lite com-
mercial COB.t\L cxper.
?.tust have B.S. or B.A.
degree. Math major re-
quired. Salary will be in
accordance wfexpcr. &
qualifications. For con-
!liderat:lon, please s<>nd
resume & salary history
ID'
aasified ad no. 6.17
c/O Daily Pilot
P. O. -£ox 1560
Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626
Specially Fastener Div.
3130 W. Horvard
Santa An•
714/546-5100 213/585-2184
equal oppor. employer m/f
MACHINISTS
Precision machinls! w/min.
of 3 yrs exper. Must have
oy,·n tools & heavy exper. on
Bridgeport Verticle l\1ill &.
Engine Lathe.
Clerk Typist Weeke\IGI mtl W.7000. Some blckpng b ftC k a r n d '~ ANTIQUES p
e Sr T pl RECEIVING ~'Ji.. s.tacy opon. Cull IMDUS11llES 103 · -40% OFF ' y st MECHANIC L~a Beach Beginning ""' St!r-!QA.M. • Tech Typist Fee Pald. Great career op-Se , Stock Raduc!lon Sala • Repro Typl•t por. Full pay mUe training. cretar1"es F.<t,ual °""""· Employer Oak ch a I r 's. tab l e .. 1' • Learn to service com· • e cretarie1, Westminster • Secretaries preuon. Co. kx:ated In TEA~R Aide with typing clocks, chest of Jira.W:l!l'I,
Vunon, but moving to N Beach skilli. Apply in peraon at kitchen cabinets. hk:hi.irs, VOLT 0 c Se ... ' ewport I ·--· etc. Cloted Saturdays.
ln1tant Personnel lo~. Afso ree~~:."'~ Di:triciOffi~Blu= Coro3545IE. Coast Hwy
Temporary Service Helen Hayes, 5 4 o-·6 o 5 s, Th• Irvine Company by Tuesday, May 8. na del Mar 615-2515
3848 CampUI Dr., Suite l~ Coastal Personnel A;ency, TELEPHONE Jnterviewen Appllancn I02
Newport Beach 546-4741 2790 Harbor Blvd. CM Has Openings wanted, no selling, wort
F.quol Oppor. Employer RECEPTIONIST from Y<'ll' home. Hours KENMORE Washer, 2 spd, 5
• F fl I I eye(.. Electrlc dryer 3 ey.
NlllWtl ZI-30. $400 Per Mo. Hall • or Secretaries w/min. ex b e. Write Cl8.Sllltled Ad cle. good cond S5l-981&
R uLvuAIDE days. Attractive. M 1111 t 2 yrs. rela~ experience: No. 684, Daily Pilot, P.O. c ' · · ~ "'" dri Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca1H RECOND. APPLIANCES
SHUR LOK CORP 11-7 & other shifts. Top pvt R""· lty E I 1• Pi 92626 Delivered -guar. Dun1ap's,
' • duty pay, Imn1ed. pay for ff xp ora ion nance 3"""~,--~~--1B15 Newport, CM ~71BO
640 So. Santa Fe floor duty. c 0 u n 1yw 1 de . 3400 Irvine Ave, N.B. Secretary Telephone Solicitors
Apply In Person
Santa Ana lntrvws. Mon-Fri 9. 5 Suite 109-A 979.-0036 Part-time 'v or k. Hourly l;f?c~~~r ~dish~~~
(1 Blk \V. of Grand & So. or U>li<.'OUlic Nurses Registry, RELIEF COOK Heavy slatiatk:al typing & wage. Good working envir-
Santa re Railroad TracksJ 351 H.ospital Rd., NB (Lob-Exper. Apply in person only ability to use 10 key by onment. Excellent summer c1-45~'-'c._· .0646-5848"'--=~·---
Equal Oppor. Employer by Park Lido BI dg) Alley West, 2106 W, O<..-can'. touch. Typing 9>+. job. 536-2591, 10-5. e DlsHWASHERS, washers, 2-9955 dryers, reblt, guam &
MANAGER 64 . 540-9954. front, N.B. Escrow THE dol•'d. 839s7620; 54~21&.
EXPER!ENC>: NOT NEC OFFICE MANAGER RN 11·7 shill LVN 3-11 •hilt. Rent Washers/Dryers
Equal Oppor. Employl'r Join growing chain of sue· Ideal position for the in.. 99 bed convalescent center. Secretary IRVINE $2. Wk. Full malnt.
-,-., ~-County Cor dlvidual who likes short Pennanent position.'!, good h *. "" ·~ * ~· °'" v•-••• & good be fit N Be Wit exper. w/a bank, title COMPANY -~· JUNIOR SALESMAN:
Eam $»140 per y,•eek
working after school and
on Saturdays a:ctting new
customCT'S for the Daily
Pilot. 'This 1a not a pa,per
route and does not include
deliveries or collecting.
\Ve have openings in South·
west Co!ta Mesa and South
Huntington B<>ach only.
Apply now! 968-9641.
LADY to live-in & help
w/rew baby, some lite
housework . Salary open.
Bayshores area. 543-4009
LEADMAN
(15f Shih)
Washes. Must have hours aalary. Good ne 5' e~ ach co. or independent escrow '
mechanical aptitude, abillly typing & sh could put you in area, 642-8044 Typ1ng 60 SEEKS FREIGfIT Damage Sale on
new Hotpoint & Whirlpool
r e fr lg-/ wa aben/dryen to supervise help & handle the drivers seat. Start $3.50 SALESLADY full or part co. w.p.m.
customers. Willing to work hr. Call Linda Ra Y • time, no eves, or Sun. Apply
long houri. $185. _ $250. wk ~ Coastal Pet11011nel in person ONLY O:ma
to start depending on \ ~ncy, 2190 Harbor Blvd, Mesa Stationers, 276 E. 17th
Ana nee
background. Rap i d ad-"St::·::.· .::C::;.M::::_· ------vanccment, fringe, benelits, 2 OFFICE GIRLS xlnt luture. Pbone !or appt. SALESMAN (3) !2!3l 947-1012 NEEDED ' PART TIME Radio telephone dispatch
MAN to work full time in Must be 25, able to drive EARN $50. PER HR.
rental yard. Neat in appear. Apply In Person LA's . largest compatibillty
w/neat handwriting. Will YELLOW CAB CO service needs 3 depel'ldable
Secretary
With background jn finance.
Emphasis on accounting
oriented sc h edules &
reports. Exper. In budget
preparation & f I n a n c i a I
statements helpful. Typing
60 w.p.m., 10 key by touch.
54&--071<). • RECEPTIONIST K ENMORE washer/dryer
\Vith min. 2 yrs exper. Must $79 ea. Over 200 washers,
have front off I c e a~ dryers, retrl&' from $39.95.
p e a r a n c e . V i vacb.Js ,545-0780~'"":::·c._ ____ _
personality & ability to han-$80 1 YR. guam, del & tnsta1L
die busy desk. Late mod. Kenmore wuher.
Xln't working conditions & 636-2840; ~1778.
co. benefits. ~B:::u;..11'°'4"'1"11"-'::M;..at=er'"i-a-ls~I06~
train. Apply n1orns, 1930 186 E. 16th, Costa M~ reps to service Orange Newport Blvd. C~f O C County. Terr. GU AR. Xln'I benefits & working ! Call 644-3389 e SURPLUS BUILDING
MAIDS WANTED
FF~ E Girl, part !Une, APPTS. NO CANVASSING. conds , Btwn 9am & 12 noon l\1ATERIAL. UXJO's Of NE\V
fum1ture store bookeeping Only sincere need ap~y ' ' "!!"!!~""!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!I ITEMS• ~ I be pl atature. Must be exper. Full exp. 547-2412 646-7512 Call .J'"' ..,., ,,..,o ,....,o 1" • • vvu~,., um r, Y· -~ C ll M S oot Tow Truck Driver wtlOd, alum sheeting, mold·
riine. See Pel'90nnel Mana· PART-TIME girl, 16 -19. SA.LESM .. EN G rs. m ing, windows etc.
gor. Telephone SoUCltlng. Sat.ry . . 644-3389 Or Apply Mon-->n. Harbor Tow· BUILDER" SURPLUS
Balboa....B.a_y....tly_b _ & Comm. 833"-l062, 545-7fi63 Silver Spnngs Water needs 6 ing, 964 W. 17th St. CM1 :>
1221 \" Coa l H NB --9llle9menr -$100 -w·e e k 644 3317 -2400 So. Main St., S.A.
''·. s wy., · · POSlTION avail. for exp'd guarantee plus commission, • TRAINEES " Mon thru Sat 10.5
MAID for club work on· toW true» driver. Must be full time Part ti me Betwn 9am &: 12 noon only 714: 546-1032
Must read blueprints, have 1holiday11 & weekends. PM familiar with Holmes 440 available. A,ppJy in pen;on· l~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""IWill train dependable v.-·omen Furniture BlO
previous supervisory expcr. shift, 6 hrs., i2.50 hr. Apply boom. Start.in&: salary $500. SILVER SPRINGS WATER SERVICE Station Salesmen to become plastic injection 1----------
& be willing to work Wed. 720 West Bay Ave., per mo + comm. Apply 964 N. Batavia. Orange Must be exper. & have sales modeling opera.ton. Must ELEGANT Bassett bedrm.
_ overtime. Sheet metal or Balboa. Shell, 1000 Irvine &: 17th, * TI4· 532-6501 * ability. 1 to 7 P.M. 5 days: have own car & be able to et ht & fl ral dresser
mechanical ass em b I Y MAID WORK in exchange N.B. SALES . also, experienced graveyard stand entire shift if :n1rro~. 1 t~ ..;_er tied
desired, but not required. f 1 4 h d -6 . . Appl necessary. Openings on 2nd th ~· Knowledge of high pressure or ap . rs ay. ""' Bu SI ness·minded creative man. y: shift $2.111 per hr to start) wi canopy, spread, nite
vessels & metaJ properties Newport Blvd. CM. 54S-9ia5 PRESS OPERATOR person ~ho's oWJ_M!d their 3190 Harbor, Costa Mesa and 3rd shift ($2.23 per hr to stand, desk & chair, chest
helpful. Long term assign-MAINTENANCE own retail shop, interested SERVICE Station Salesman start) Raise in l) days. with hutch, lamp, box
ment at top wages for MECHANIC Swaging machine set-up in fashion & creative selling & lube man, exper. prefd. Apply 9am-llam or 1-3 pm spring & mattress, like new,
qualified man. Costa Mesa ELECTRICIAN operator. Exper. Fenn for a fine speciality shop. Top pay & fringe benefits. * Orange Coast Plastics* $45(), 548-
2419
•
area. Jrd shift. Must read &Che· Rotary $wagers. Min. 2 yrs Full or part time. Salary Full & p/time avail. Apply 850 West lBth St. "fUST move May 7th. best exper. Set-up, operate & ad· open. Ph: 547-TI33. Shell Station, 17th & Irvine, Costa Mesa, Calif. offer takes custom furniture ~~~cs& ~~e in & apply just for close tolerance SALESLADY N.B. I !~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ 13' ?.farge Carson Sectional TSI CALI FOAM CORP. y,·ork. MU"St be experienced. Prefer· SERVICE Sta. needs 4 pump TRAINEE for speclaJi.zed w/curved ma.hog. tble to ls1-~ --• 11 be bl xlnl be eli fit. Cocktail this, lamps, oil 16661 VonKarman Santa Ana Apply in Peraon ably O\ler 21.. Apply in per-wiu :w.oesmen w u assem y, n ts. painting. (714) 846-1o1 7 Equal Oppty. Employer son at Picl'nvick Fashions exper. J:o"ull or pftime. Scientific Industries of H . H bou
SHUR LOK CORP 19 F -•· r 1 __ , NB ' Apply Arco Station at 17th & Calif. Suite J 17801 Sky untmgton ar r
MAINTENANCE • ' a,,,,ion s .... u, · Irvine, CM. Park Circle, Izvine. 54!)....8960 COUCH, custom made, 9 ft., 3303 Harbor, Ste. B-2
Cotta M••• MECHANIC 640 So. Santa Fe SALESMEN wanted for =sER="v-.;tCE;c"--o5~,~,7. -~C~d~"~ olive O'N'en, 2 matching San1a Ana Cable TV work. Good pay, a !On, "" UNDERGROUND CATV in-chairs z·~ttomans, less than General plant maintenance flexible hrs. Apply in area. Age 20 or over. 5 stallers, exper. Trainees 3 1 i~12 shJ!•i.4~ in & apply 1~11: ~ ~ ~~r ~~E~eie~~pt~e~~ ~~~~~is ~';~;t. ott. W~~~t ~~· :.:. 548~79.old, a1 ror $300.
CALI FOAM CORP. Equal Oppor. Employer Sch. SHEET METAL Tolepromplor, Equal Oppor. W~'T BAR. high qualtty
(S. Diego F'rwy l·larbor Exit)
979-3660
A Div. o! Courtesy
Temp. Service Inc.
16(,61 v K 1-Employer brand new, Won on TV.
on arman, Santa Ana.1 miiiiiiiiiiiiii SALES Lady, must have ex-Valued at $450. Fantastic
Equal Oppty. Employer Pet i enc e in better w.~~ & SEMI SKILI:ED WAITRESSES buy only $260. Must i;ee. l:lZ~~
LEASING
REPRESENTATIVE
MAN train for \Vindow tint· Public Relations ready-t~wear shop. Good 1 xp, in following Over lB. Full & part·tlme. 847-4574.
ing installer. Start $2 hr. p R y,'Orking conditions. 673-2990 : ~~-~~ DaysC & l~ighJts. R PLUSH velvet sofa & love
Raises monthly to $4.50 hr CdM • DRILL PRESS ~r s r. est. seat. Al!io HERCULON sofa
within,,}A r.: .. · Over 25. Tall, • • SceALES~'=MAN=~.-co~l~!ec-ID-r-for e WALES NC PUNCH Apply m person between 2 & L.S., queen hide-a-bed.
Newport Beach
neat.~ · EXEC LEVEL furn store. Good oppty for LAYOtrr-TOOLING P~ & 5 pm at Carl's, 2:192 Xlnt.cond.&qUal.675-0869
MANAGER • the right man. 547-"•J.2 Bristol CM ,... • Xln't wages & benefi1s • · ' l.IAPLE dbl bed, dresser
The Irvine Company seeks
new apartment I eas ing
representative f o r tem-
porary p/time y,•eekrnd
\\'ork. Pleasant personality
& ability to meet & r<>late
'ol.'C'lt to thr public. Xlnl
working l.'Ondilions.
Manager who's had EX-We ·-k outs•-·•;~ .. tes c64&-,.;.,,c75co120.,.,~~----K C II Waitresns / · 2 ·• PERIENCE
'
·n r I """ uuiu~-o __ • , Ho f1W1'«1, Inc , exper, w mllT'Or, euu tables,
a n e or•'ented lady !or our trv•·ne SALESMAN & M~. m/f. "' F·-hoo A I •-lik $200 -a'"·-s...,.;alt sho Ph •" I"'" Armstrong Ave. ~'"' se. ppy Don Jose matucSB e nu. . 547_7733 .,...~ Y P. ofllce. Ideal for results Sro:i & up wkly guarn if -Santa Ana Restaurant, oce3 E. Adams,641>-'"'---"ll"-60:...,=-~---oriented, career minded, qual. No exp. nee. Mr. Lee Hunt Bch "'."
l\1anagement trainees-ma-creative woman who likes to <mi ~3. (714) 5574040 . wAITRESS ~e:er * u::Abo~ ~~~:
ture. Gasoline sales only.• 'run her own. show' .. ™.'. is SALES reps for floral rental ~0 ~10 al'"
Send
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J H t bl & d fied E•per. >lust be o"er 21. An. ;ioo--1;1 • usu OJ home. resume o oe un er, a ~sponst e . 1gn1 service. Commission. Call • r 2630 West Lincoln, Anaheim, pos1tJOn offenng personal 646-2612 or 642-2SlS SK I p PER ply in person, Surf &: Slrlotn. HEADBOARD, red velvet, Apt. 53. growth w/So. Calif's fastest . 5930 W. Coast Hwy. N.B. gold trim, dbl, like new, $60.
eiiiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 I growing temporary help SALES Cler!t in Lag. Bch Waiters & Walt~esses 548-2479. , Call 644-3389
Or 644-3317
Between 9am & 12 noon
e MANAGE; RS service. Xlnt starting salary area. Full time. Own trans. Exper. ~for din;n.,. rm le Garage Sale 812 e ASST MANAGERS + exp. acct + comm + "iature. 494-0000. Sailing experience, licensed banque -"O e KEY-LEAD MEN Auto allow. & loads of'I·---------for at lea.st 160 tons. 130' Manag!;., See Personnel GARAGE SALE: Kit·
LEGAL SEC'Y
benefits. Call Dottie, GaU Rigged Ketch. Willing Balboa Bay Club chenware, furniture, ap-e GAS ATTENDANTS ~ppt. 00 fo4.rr confidential SECRETARY to relocate to South Sea pliances, used brick. r('(' Paid. Beautiful prestig· Metro Car Wash Island. Xlnt opportunity, 1221 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. glassware, also fiagstone,
ious ofr. Allorney needs in· TEMPO T ~IELPP 0 RARY short cruises on•". Li.,;.,.,. WAITRESS exper. over 21, motors, etc. 2634 Newport
dividual 1~·/businrss Hkc at· Growth Co-6 Locations • OJ '"'b cte & 1 F 11 Bl d CM •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•I quarters aboard. an nea. u Ol' .:::.::v:!•.,::::c·::::.· ------tlturle, Great tM•nefits in-CALL 546-8191 An opening currently ex-p/time. Egg & A I e , FURNITURE & Misc. Sta.rta
eluding profit sharing. Start I"!!!!!!!!!!""""""""'"""""" PUBLIC ists in the Irvine Indus-Also licensed marine engin-64-0--8120, Mr. Zimmer. Fri. 12 Noon thru Sunday.
S650. Also Fee Jobs. Call MANAGER TRAINEE trial Complex for an ex-eer + 3 crew members, \YELDER 311 M D CM Gloria Gray, 540·605:i, Coast-RELATIONS perienced Marketing/ w/omamenta.I csa. r., · al Personnel Agency, 2790 Outstanding opporlunily lo Sales Secretary. Duties sailing cxpcr. 1r 0 n ex Per· Mike's Household Goodl 814
Harbor Blvd., cr.t. ndvancr to managerial posi-SECRET ARY involve customer com-Ornamental Iron Works, lion in 30-f.0 days. Our cur-· · .. Sa C • 7251~ Laguna Cn Rd., Lag LIV'E-IN companion f 0 r l'C'lll n1 an a g er s earn I RUN TliE SHO\V! municatlon, uling and nmar ru1ses Bch. 494-6376
wldoy,•ed man. Lite duties. $1000-$1500 mo. Must have AAA Associates Agency typing for one regjonaJ
Prefer older male or clirccl sales exPf'riencc. 666 E. 17th St .. Suite 217 and two area sales man-WHO W,ANTS TO WORK?
fen1alc. $150/MO. roo1n & a..11 Mr. Newman ~222 Santa Ana 541-5332 agers. Requirements for 2427 Huntington Dr1ve ,DRIVE A CAB!
board. Apply in pPrson. 226 consideration are: T \\' o San Marino, Calif. 9ll08 CHOOSE your hours, work
Cabrillo SL. Costa Mesa * l.tECHANIC WANTED * Purchasing Supervisor years sales secretarial for yourself, be your own
afternoons. Fleet maintenance nlte Supervites the pUrchase of experience, typing and boss. Men or women. Can '~'Ork. aft 10:30' am, supplies & equipment for shorthand. (213) 68'2777 be slightly bandlcapped. LIVE lo Houst0kpr/Cook. 546-1'84. tbe school di•trlct, and F Cons'd tion 't' No a t-Oean Appoarance.
English speaking. Refs or 1 era v•·, retired. •-21 -70. MANAGER TRNE negotiates service contracts. Contact ..,., '"6'" 1u rcq'd. 2 Children in $683 to $833 per mo. : Supplement your Income.
J2 PLACE Settings, hanb
painted china. 0 r I e n t a I
motif. All serving pcs incld.
S90. 494-n09
815
ROCKHOUNDS, have 10.cm
cts. Genuine Pigeon blood
ruby. Rough from Burma 6:
Atrica. Ali or part, 25c a
ct. -558-7715 or 666301.
household, ages 3 & 6. Start a management career Send Resume to Saddleback CENTURY Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a
645-2810 in local branch of nationally 11 da A '" in °""'· · knowo co. Approved for Gt Va oy Uni.tied Sch 0 0 1 DATA SYSTEMS QUICK CASH y. pp~ -peraon, LVN, for light duti<>s & lbe . b . District, 24618 Cbri!lllllta Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th DIAMOND stud pierced ear-
k I on JO training benefits. St Costa M . fia·~ A-~ pleasant \\'Or . App y in Call Gloria Gray, 540-6055, Drive, Mission Viejo, Calif. 1270 No. Kraemer Blvd. THROUGH A ., esa. nnp, w~ Woo .. ~ pel'son. Omega Clinir, 1869 C t 1 p 92675. nah . YOU can work part time $975, llel1 $350. Larger pen.
Ne\vport Blvd, Costa Mesa 2-!:is,~rbo:rn:~'. c~ency, REAL ESTATE SALES (Ott R~ersid~mFrwy.) DAILY PILOT selling the Los Angeles dant to matdl, $350. 558-7275
646-1634. SUCCESS CAREER PHONE' 632-7000 CLASSIRED TimeR in our O>sta Mesa ,:or~645-630:!:'.:'~l,::ev<s~.:....---,
MACHINE MEDICAL assistant, good New or experlenceci. Join the . AD Office. Guaranteed houriy * 7 DIAMOND engagement
typist. \\'ill train. Write, Equal I /I 64 wa • co F d I II A 1sa1 1-Sell
OPERATORS-World'!IL largest and fa1testl~~~o~p~po~r~ . .,,•m.,,p~oy~..,.~m~J.,=,;~:2::·~5~6~7~8~=.:l~'~~gJe~~~ -~m:;,m,,,.="'=;;e;;;a;::;s set. ppra ..,,o11t.
PLASTICS
Classifil!d Ad No, 5-19, Dally growing resale 0...,.,.-•--tton , 11-,,,,..u $1500. Call 54()..4429
Pilol. P.O. Box l::iiQ, Costa with a nchvork ~f·~'::; 300 -~ -· 818 Oix•nings on nit shif!s for f'X-l\tesa. Calif. 92626. oflices and become a :M:.:l:;S;:<:.el:.;la;:noou:.:::;:;;:s__.; _ __.;;;.:
pc·r. O))'l'I ,r,,, 1111 inl'CS. Clr·un l\1EDICAL •rran~cribcr & n1enlber o! our Millionaire I (.,. iii: '-1
!ilc \VOJ'k In n1odern rH·w }'ront Desk Receptionist. Club. Multi-million dollar 1..,i-~tJ:TV J. STAR GAZ.ER:'l<~J
bldg. shirt hflnus p1'f'n1iun1 S.A. art>a, !'">47-7164. adverlislng program. Free :~f · .... r
for nih· y,•ork. Oppot". for MEN & WOMEN la..27 ~uaranteed licensing school. . .A11nJ a.AY It 'PO UllA. :1.dvnnrcn1<'nl & 'l;ln't lrin~<' Exccllenl sales training. .A'J .MA.t. 11 ~ Yow Doily Acflotily (i{JiJ• Ji.. sHT. JJ. rtJ.
benefits !nclurll~ prorit E.ant ro $342.30 salary per Plea.sc call Virginia Jones ~,.,;_ tt Acanll"f to the Slon.. oct 11 ~~
sharing. n10. 'vttile .,.,,e teach )'OU a m.481l. . P.11. • 'ro d.velop me11og• for Tuesday, 1•1;.z:ij
Apply in pc'rson job skill in Electronics, Me-RED CARPET twodwordlcormpondlngtotul"lbmrs ;,;_,..,, ~II ri m It 2-4 pn1 M1111Lics or Administration. f£TAUlU$ ofycuZcdloc:birthslgn. • SCOMO
Calli. lnjcciion fl.folding Arter training, earn $4!).00l ;;;;;iiiiiiii9R;ieiiaiiltiiioriisiiii9• iiiiml .PJ, JI I~ 31 °""',. ~1 A -loci. v 2lO Briggs Ave. nor mo. for 2 """•-,~ • 211t-nne 32Worlt Oil.Ip ,• .~ Ua,,J<> WAY» 3 ~ 33.. 6l c I ,.,... ilfOI", If
, Irnne Indus. Complex Call TSgt Youre, Calif. Air REAL ESTATE SALES I '< ~~!°i ,,,,,_.,, 14Mor """"'" ~'"IOMli
Casie l.fesa National Guard 979-1343. New &. resale. Newport & ~ .. ~_J 5Yout 3Slrr 6SOr ~
llllAClllN ........ ··r"srsiiiiiiiii'-iiii-1 !\10TEL Maids. Will train. Huntington Beach. elMINI 6 Fe.llnf 36 Y#,. 66 Clpthl6:: • -.,
Apply tn peE'!IOll only. ax.ta HARBOR VIEW ~1'.4rlt ~~ :~ :t: ~~"'. •t r 0-H-~a1 d HOMES ., ' ,...,. :ttW •tAnct 1' DAVENPORT ..... nn, -u~ v ' <'"""' ··-... y.,, ,. ............ .. CM. 1829 Port Sheffield Plact ~1}$ 11 A 41 Ari ~~ 6o1&.fl~
Set-Up Men MTST LEGAL Newport B<aoh 833-0780 ,,_ •lT-'"" •• -~ d 1.. lJJalentl 43~ ~
•ROWN Fine local firm need• con· "'!!"'!"~·!!'·"!IY~•~•.,•,;~..., ... ,.1 CAMClt' """ ""*' 7H-..,._,. geninl individual w/90me :: ~AINI IT 15 Mirr '5Aiit 7'!1Yau'I Oft:.» & SHARPE lrgal expor. B<outl!ul ofc. REAL E STATE· ,.(Y,1 11""1 '"' ""' JAN • ., Sfll:u-y to $650. CaU Clorln SALESMEN -\Vhy not work -~ '2 178otlc "''°'~ 711" Se:t-UJ.1 l\lcn in thl' hottci;t tu'C& HWl· "A. 2·10.lS. HIOf 4W1rt 78 ...,.... ,?-1·"'32' Gray, 54<Mi055, Coastal 198ottl• ,.91e 79h D(:C(J!!:!J!.t~
p I • 2190 l ln.11:1on Ueach/J."ounlain 208t ~· llOYou r Cood wagl's. Xln'I co. bc.nc· crrionTll' _,,gcncy, V ti d t . LIO 21 , .. ~ •• -51 •· 'b• II" AQUAllUS llerbo Bl <l CM I A cy nn · ct u11 train you! ~ If --··-· ~ fit& Pemi. lleady en1 r1Joy. · r v • Cnll Phll ~1 c Name e, JUL; 220! ~2Stt llTou JAJI,•
mrnl. tnd sh.ift openingJt NEED re:spons1ble mAnn.grr Vll..J..AOE Ri!:AL ESTATE. AU•· 11 2J FOf'WO'd ~!'.11th IJS.:Nt ,H,. ti
REXNORD INC. ;!1~~an~'~r;;;:.d~1'1f:11°:.1 ~!16:::2""':....:.:.:,,710-·-.~..,...,....--1 ~tJ$1j ~iS~ ~it:..~· ~9_ 1 ~.
Spccia111 .. f•,1tener T>iv. Bia CoroM, 2 blkl lo beach. Real Est•t• ij* 27Mok• ''Madnt 17Ncitb mca
31JO w. H•rvard Cell 64.~1624. Rental M•n•srement A~IJ ~~ ~~ ==1 ,.,,
Sonia AM l'at Profit Is attained wben F'uU Omo, -anent ~--Jl ,..... '°°' '°""""' .. •,. n~oo 2!11!!8>-2184 )<Mil•• •II tltnJugh relll)t..pl· tlon, N_.'ft&.ct.. Gu;. .:2': .. ,o.,,_, ®.._ 6\~1.'!:.. ~j'f EaUIJ oppor. mi~ m/f tin& D.uy Pilot C1u&lned antoed draw, IOrDe aal8 • · ._I#. -~ '1~ ~
Ads. 642-?m' lie ftq. 832.-0LU
I • I \
U:.:'!TAR $12, retrlg $49.50,
set drums S150, dinette 4
chrs $55. coffee tbl $,12,
vanity $8.50, chests, rocker.
1bl11. bks, bunk & other
beds, 'bikes, IVS & misc. All
kind> USED USABLES.
Tues-Sat, 2560 Newport
81"'1 .. CM .. e THRIFT,O-LUX •
ts badt in eo.ta Mesa!
Dry deanlnl eo111 t o o
hi&:hTT7 O>me in a.n d
lllvtl I! Couponl wW be out
In May. 1876 Harbor ,
~7408
SWIM suits , ill&s.
v.---omcn'•.l ch\ldren't. NAME
BRANDS. LtP thlln di•
count. Tuel, Ma,y l. ll-4:30.
21921 Starflre Ln, H.B.
FREE LUMBER
t.ocatOO at the rear of 1374
\Varchouiie ltd., C.M. Bring
your truckl. 2x4'•, pl)'WOOCI
pnneling, e1blnet1, ah<Jv.
lng, etc.
SECRETARIAL dc$lc lllte new Metal wlwhlte
Formk:o 10p. °"' sm:seu
1100 ll6J..6004
•
USED llCYCLES
All'l'ypoo. ~
SCOOTS
llDUSIRIAl
' SUPPLY
•
SPRING TOOL
SALE
•
MILLER FALLS
TOOLS
% " Shock proof drut $8.99
WANTEIJ1 . . __ ,
TICfiTs TO <: '!
LED ;tEl'PELIN :
CONCERT ~:'.::
PlouO call o,.;! '
548-1881. ~ ' I
*'AUCTION ~ ,.~
~-= .:: Auctions, n1day1 _7:30 ~t
Windy • Auction n.ni
20l5\I Newport. CM .
Behind ......... Bldg Ma$
USED nahl"" t.ckle, rodi .o
reels. ltno., tackle .,,.;;
tools, housewares,
hardware, and man,:y otbe
items too numeroua to_~
tio.n. All very reasonable:.
3625 w. 5th St. Santa Ana
9:'30 to 6 PM. l biock 'Ofr
Harbor Blvd. 1
BEAUTIFUL Conn ~
$1000. Collector's item-Old
silver mining eart, dated
1840, make offer. 646-5J.8t
830-:WJS.
318" Shock proof Miscellan.ous ... :Ji
drill ............. 112.88 11 __ w_,_nc;.tod:.;;.. ___ .;•:::i:~
'i!i" Revening drill $47.00 NEED 150 sq yd.S or less N
eood used carpet. Must lie
reaaonable. 549-1691 ~·
ORIENTAL RUGS. PJi'lGI!
~ will pay cash tor:.tC
sizes. 644-&26 ~ ~·
-tx21 Belt Sander •• $69.95
3x21 Belt Sander •• $59.95
7" Dis<: Sander •• , $19.95
-Saw ........ $84.50
1%. HP Router ••• , $69.95
7/8 HP Router •••• $54.95
1/3 HP Router .... $39.95
STA-LUBE '
LUBRICj\NTS
NON·DE'I' Motor OU
........... 39c qt
SUPER MO'ro'R ·OIL
••••••••••• 45c qt
Ml!Tl·VIS on. .... 55c qt
Competition Motor oil
• • • •• • • • • • • 60c: qt
2 Stroke Motorcyde
oil ••••••••••••••• 60c qt
4 Stroke Moton:yde
oil ••••••••••••••• 55c qt
BOAT TRAILER
A MARINE
Musical lnstrumon11 ~
ELECTRIC Bass, Brand J111iY
condition, New Strings, Pro
Model, will trade for goe4
quality acoustic guitar ·call
~-9651. -(
'
Office Furniturel ... ,
Equip. 82f
SOI Copier, auto, ~· l'tl{. ~~. ~· $-::. ~~ 1!f"
E.XEC !!WVI chi's $15-2.5 ' chi's $8132 Deak:s $20195"
. Sup! 867 W 19 CM G42...'4
Planot/Organs 12'!6
•• 1 ORGAN HOBBY .' I
Don't buy any c:pn undl
you can pJa,! Non.playals
welcome to attend free Wolk
shops. For information '
Contact: Tom 01eteric6' t
642:2151 I
Co.st Music Service:
Newport Blvd. at 1larl:ia'f{ ll·~~""Coa'"'tai.iM§'~""-ii! .. ~·~11 1
Grease 1 # Can • • • • • • 65c BABY GB 6 N ,. oz Tube ........ 65c .....
·Grease Gwt •.•••• $3.98 .
1 # Can lland Cleaner
with wall dispenser $5.96
Now save up to·SIOOO on
lain Ooor models. O
Grand Pianos from
These and many more a :
W allichs Music Cit
r
l# Can ~~ .::~ C9e ll~Sou;l~h~Cos;;•~l~P~l~ua;,,..:;::;:=1
WANTED Pi&no, us ICd
walnut console, not too -~d
and in good condili<il.
TRUECRAFT
SOCKET SETS
12 pc % Dri"" ..... $5.95
13 pc 318 Dr.fve , • $11.50
13 pc % Drive , . , • $U.95
Metric Socket Set
11 pc 3/8 Drive $3.89
LUMIDOR
TOOL.CHESTS
All purpose tool box $0.50
1\vo drawer chest $12.98
10 Drawer RoUaway
•••••••••••• $99.50
BLACK & DECKER
DEWALT
8" Radial Arm Saw
• •• • ... • • • $109.99
10" Radial Ann Saw
........... $219.95
12" Builders Saw $379.95
r· n... ~ ... .169.so
2 Spo<d Polisher I I $125.00
WE ALSO
STOCK
Drills and Tops
k•rlngs ,
Roller Chain &
Sprockets
V:Balts & Pulleys
Hoie Saws &
S.w Blades
end
General
lndtntrlal Suppllos
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640-1889 "{
TV, Radio, Hifi,
Stereo
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1973 RCA & Zenith televisi n
& stereo C'l"arance sale. 411
avail. mocl:t's in stock & 9n
display. Priced less than t?M!:
discounters with 3 yr pic-
ture tube, 1 yr parts !&
service. Free UHF MJF
color antenna w/arry ,con·
sole purchase (ofter .,pd.
thn.i 30 April l ABC CO!pr
TV, 19046 B rookhuJ111
968-3329 & 9021 A~1ta
962--5559 Huntington Be~ 1
RENT TOO~
TV'S & STEREO :
$10 :
No Credit Check•No =·it Free Delivery -Free R
Monthly Rentals Avalla I!
Open Evos. 543 4"4 . '
Sl'EREO: 1973, 20) wiu
Quadrasonic, G a r r a f d
model, systemized auto
turntable. AM I fl'I / MPX
Receiver, 4 Quad Speakers .
tape deck. Was l e•f t
unclaimed, ~un brand ntw
in box and guaranteed. ~
price $400. Now $185. e¥h
or small payme}rt:g. 89.!:0!JOi
~o, Unclaimed , W3
Garrard model, full • ~fie
turntable, AM'/FM ~
receiver, full range · ·&Jr
!lpeakel"ll, tape deck 8*Jd
headphone plug In ja~.
Brand new in b ~_!C°_• guaranteed. Orig price $Jl!O.
now $95. Ca.sh or ~I
payments. 893-0501 1 ,
*SPRING SPECIAL* Rebull!>oPlclura~u •
JSS-21 '' or 25'' Co · * 2 YEAR \VAn.
InslaJla.rion Available '
Rice's Television Ser\1'.19
formerly Mesa North ~· er
1 Bick S. of Beker 546-'(1'2
open 9-5 (6 dR.YSI '
Z1" RCA Vktor color v ,
$75. French Provlnci 1
C!_b~ worka 100
67:r>T ... or S'B-llll( a 6
pm.
ZENI111
,.mote
~~-
color TV, '".
control. Xl t
oond. $1
16" All chM!lel Blldt/• lte
portable:, :ytar old. like tev;
MO. 645-5982.
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645-7311
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Dovs -'54 Boots, Power 906 S•le/R'ont MO Autos. lmpan• m Autoo, ,....,..,. ,, __ ._...._ ____ A~"'"'""''-'u_·•"'-...,..,--"°-'-1 Autoo. u..
! DARLING uur. ,..pp!es, PUPPY WORLD. 100 Mixed nSHING BoW 11 IL Giaa-rr TnAYl'O IMW JAGUAR BUICK FOltD
eljlj)O(lle, 6 w .. ka old. Pupo, aho lrWl Set.,.. $50. Iron Inbou\l/Outboord, 150 ZI' L•t.;. \lvtn:R TOYOTA SALE
: 1 ... hornet, ~T'IOTI -$40. Afghan $SI. hp. 01evy 6 Qt. Boal • Z\'·22' CON'W<ENTALS Vl&ll our .... -bomol ·n JACUA!l XJ~. ..bl< AT
' pm Keea~PJ. sun Terrier, mCiCor Ol1b' used 300 hrs. 'Jl1 P1lt11t:" JOYS G bl'O rad. Orig '61 BUICK 'ff FORD
I FAMlLY SfATION l FREE Flutty Kittem. 8 wka T..Cup Poodle. Chihuahua, Ba.It tank. depth tinder, Vf..N C..'ON\1•.1:.sl)NS wn. ~reo6'J'l..5$37 • p,...O.v•lu•tlon
j old. Black & white, 41ao Lab., Boxer, Shepherd, S/S radk>. $3,f.OO. Call ' ; e Se1vlce e Rentala owner. · PRICE.S
2 dr, V.fl, Auto. iteaJ clean.
Boey A lnl Runs good. \250-WAGON. Full me do-
lwc.e V3, fact«y . air
oondltlonlna, AM I
FM stereo, Pft' •• ltr ..
brakn, auto., R.lH,
WSW, lug. rock. (641.
AFY),
1 calico colors. -all 5 ~~~~n Eves. Stud 6.10-IT!O "' ~mt * Donmar Inc. * KARMANN GHIA BRAND NEW
' pm. /h .~. SAVE A HOMELESS PET BERTRAM 10~' ll<ulJor 81"'1., G.G. RO"Y CARVIR, I•-'69 -•M ••••N GIUA, -•· · -· 19n BUICK Llmlte.1, +door,
loaded! Xln~ concUUon $3500.
833-8010 or ~ ' Samoyed UDI\)', male, 1 yr, Cocka.poo;, lri&h Settttr, Quick o.tfveryl ~1.&!00 -~, ,.., 1972
:, AKC. l~eea. -~dren. · To Dachshund, Beafle. Tt't'-2S-28-Jl-3S &: 3M6 tlulh dedc Next lo G.G. Datsun 23f E. 1'11b St. Paint. engl..ne, ~. Urea.
I ~w rlers & poodles \ 534-32211; c11 ... 1 cruilen. Kettenburti, MOTOR HOMES '0S11 M.., ~ ~i:l°is apprec. lle$1 oltr. CADILLAC
, loving kittens need lave 494-4853 Dana Point Harbor, 496-40'.IJ. L£AS[ A ----,,..,,,==---Auto. trans., radio, fact air ~ &: good liome. 6 wkl, aJl RARE White Germ a~ 16, l91U u • ...t--·""' 1nbollrd· Apollo, Pacesetter, Baron , LOTUS rond., \Y-S.W Urea. tint. i types, playful, &fi...a>l6. Shepherd. N~ yard • ..,_........... .:f&mbor'ff, Roblnbood .• !---------·! &lUS. (TE210061S07).
'69 CAD!Ll.AC Coo DeV. Full
P\\T, fa.ct air, am/[m rad,
Ult & telet0pic whl, cru~
ccmtrol, door-looks. 6 "'lllY
lt'at. Sable metallic y,•/mat·
ch lthr biter & match vin tp.
$3000. 968-9991.
$1195
2S40 llarbor Blvd.
COOa Mna
At Fair Drive
"'6"*111 I i!l'IGUSH bull, F, AKC 411 love 4 moo 60 lb6 oboll outboard 91) hp 0orttna OMC We'y• &lit 'em al 1973 BAVlllll ·~ LOTUS ~ -$2563 • 645-;~ .... • • • oul drlvo, calhedra!, bull, KENDON fMlll ov ·-· 1 Free to good home. ~ · walk thru wind.Shield and . paint &. tires. 19, mi'a. i ~7469• Af'GHAN Pupa, rare blue mlsc. Cs!. Goard "luipl. MOTOR HOMES CREVIER BMW $2900. Cub only. 8J2.0080. "BEA.trr. cockapoos-mothe.r brindles. Reamnable -Sl,'150. 675-5887. · $AVE NOW
AT ~ ·2'9 yrs, pup (mixed) 6 mo. Terms. 645--?l'sS 22' 707 N. Harbor, S.A. Sales -Servlce -Leasing MAZDA
, ~good homes ~'·~· H 856 ,~ARA110VELbl .~{~~.re reservations tor Summer 208 \V. ht St., Santa Ana '72 ELOORADO Cnbrolct & 1\•·-l••..:I 11 u n roof &: leather top, 1967 FORD FALCON
WAGON , ·~ · ~. orses cnh...,r , g w1u u ..... er, Pho M. Bennet t _., "I I ERATE-Kittens btk, cabin, head, radio, like nu. OOY.'. ~~ 8 _· --~-'-_7 ____ 1 * M.zd• '73 Rotary * ~ W-ID am/£n1. st('rco, IJ)f' deck, 'titer, multi, Lovable.· Also HORSES Boarded. riding $5950. 6'$-1407 641).nn ~~~-----~ CAPRI $66 MONTH ., mother black 979-8587 arena & lta1ls. 20Z1l Acacia (Don Fl . 1973 Discm:erer and Sundial 36 r.fONTHS OPEN LEASE
' · · St. S.A. Heights. 644-5307 26. -· •tAS F b b 1 Motor Hon1l"!I for rent, ~ake Will accept trad~ins
W TOYOTA ~ .. ~.f\~n&white.
1.69 CP [)e\1ille Landeau, full
Aulonu1.tlc 1'rans1nlssion, AM
Hndlo. IV?.106211
$995
BARWICK IMPORTS
33375 Camino Caplstro.no
Sml fem P\IPPY dog . <>~tt.J.• r lit I Bob Loogpre Pont 1 a c, 4& CALL MR. FRY SU-66Eifj, Verfiowing wAove & affec-CrulSl'r, 4 yni. old. Fine 892-6651 or 636-2500
tion! 496-0486. rond. xin·t fishing boat. 250 · Hunt Beach
-/Setter/Spaniel mix ......_btt_lnd ., Ji Cll3) 592-1065. San Juan Capistrano
'68 CAD. Sedan DeVlllt>. 493-3375 or 8.11-t3ni
1966 Ha:rbor, C.M. 646-930.1 pY.T alr AM/FM stereo tape TRIUMPH dk leather Int $2600. Pli ply. &12--0129 aft 6P~1 l I~ hp 110 eng. Asking $'7200. Trailers, Travel 945 • •
1 .b>brlm, 613--0891, 494-519'1 Boots, Soil 909 Sloeps .ix. G3' rclrlg. Like BRAND NEW ;i)upples, need good home11 . -1'-IS' ARISTOCRAT ~Liner. MAZDA '68 Triumph TR-6
White with blk interior, ex-
trerriely low miles, perfect
car for Uw fastidious buyer
Fully equipd. Slereo, vinyl 1973 PINTO
top. 11960. 6'15-Z133 SQUIRE WAGON ' fREE k1tten11 to good home. 30' TRIMARAN 351c new. Electric brakes. Ex· '73 CAPRI 536-1884 • Boals, General 900 1 ed inclds 1 3° tras. l!lO Capital St, CM of! ,,•n--'-'m""''~,..,...-.,,---Automatic TrnnM1!sslon. AAt
'68 Cad Eldo, all extni..o;. Radio. (414GJR I
M~~~~~~~~~[WANTED: Airline Captain responsible & eXperiencefj "L..i would like to make ar· -. ra.11 and 5'lppGts " rangements to periodically ~;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii~~; I rent good sport fisher. '.JI 644-1616 f cats 852 9 -,-H-IG-H--,pe-ed~---.. -.-ie
<j;;=--·----'-"'' f boat, floorboard.II & oars. ~ PERSIAN kittens, CFA reg. Only used 3 times, mo.
comp et • P ans. Pomona I di I D II hulls, crossarms, be s t • mm1 a • • very
materials, m"st sell. 1125 LET Ullell your clean ttav.I GUSTAFSON
cash 539-ll96 trailer or camper for you.
l N T.E RN AT l ONAL 12 Demand is iood now. Mosa Uncoln-Mercury
Sailboat w/traJler. Must Camper Sales, 2036 Harbor, 16'!00 Be9.ch at Warner , . ..,A Costa Mesa 646-4002 Huntington Beach sell. Ask ..,..9. Make any of-'72 COMFORT 1T lull 11 842 H•• ) -••u fer! 673-5750 • Y se .__ * (213 57~ L"Onta.ined Like new! Ex-''H of ~-Viki " LJOO 14 Comp! wltraller t , $2295. 846-5TIO ome 10. "9
$95<1. de An.a Bayside .:::·TRA EL Trail . ~w DATSUN Storage or call ( 714) ...,,.> V er, ~n ,
151;· RUNABOUT, 8 5 hp 328-::MGS sell contd, air, awrung.
Johnson, lo hrs, big whl SABOT, near new, race rig-494-8894.
1 tnt. quality. $75-$100. Also 642-3776 after 5 pm.
1 d service. 800.-2970. '71 Datsul! 240Z
trier, y,•/chrm whls, xtras, ged. Ullman sail, alum. Auto Service, Parts 949
S950 or best offer. 540--0097 1na!lt, dolly. 645-5137.
Boat5, Maint./ p eat, super fast, trailer PARTS ONLY
4 Spd, Air Oond,
Beautiful Green
natural tan Interior,
Mags,
wl th
17331 Beach Bl.
MERCEDES BENZ
50 USED
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
Sharp New Car
Trade-ins
Coming In Every Day
Ask About Our Unique
Und Mercedes Lea11
Plan1:
$1695 .
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \\',Const Hwy., N.B.
642·9'05
TRtUA!Plt TR·IA '67, Good
cood, Extras, mag \\-"heels
Ask for Phil, 61:>--7718
VOLKSWAGEN
VW's
NEW & USED
Very nlce. Be-st offer. Call $2581
492-11696 BARWICK IMPORTS
'68 CAD. EL DORADO 33375 Can1ino Capistrano
$2995. Good rond. San Junn Cap!Ntrano e 551-1688 • 493-3375 or S:ll-137~
CAMARO 'll COUNTRY Sedan, I oy,·ner, Michelin tires, hvy
dly trl<!r htch, newr used,
tilt v.•hl, rack, wht w/blu
int, pert cond. SacrH, $2695,
531~074
'68 CAMARO. 1 black, ~"15.00J
n1 i, ney,• brakes, clulch,
gt'nuine suspension, Amrr
n1ags, 8 track st<"rco. $1700.
64~.
CHEVROLET
'7l Country Squire sl1. wag.
10 J)Sl!Cr, lmmac, 30,000 ml.,
pwr strg & bl"9.lrell, air,
$2995. 4!YJ-473t. 492-4203. Service 902 plus extras. Anxious. FOR SALE CHEAP
L:--;-;;c;;-;=0::-==== ---------557·5810 &: aft. 5 675-5980 From 1959 SEDAN de Ville
$3795
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
House of Imports 2 Big locations
S MINUTES FROM
COSTA MESA
2114 E. 1.ST ST., S.A.
835-6531
• 72 CHEVROLET
MONTE CARLO
COUPE. CUst. 350,
pwr. sh'., brakes, lac.
air, auto., R&H, vinyl
top, bucket &eats,
console, d1x. inter.
Low • mileage (617·
FWX).
MAVERICK
;, Regilltered Pekingese
•, -puppies. Show stock. 7 wks i ~old-_842-1128_
l OLD English Sheep Dog pu[>-
' rties, AKC, xnlt blood line,
-'!hown by appt. 962-7444 ' : AKC Afghan pt1ps1 8 wlal •. ; ' ~:is h~m:;~~~as. to ,. !··;MIN. Schnauzers 12 wks old,
, · ·AKC, 3 males.
Call 637-4578
ENGLISH pointer puppies
for sal~
641>179'l
BOATS Repaired, parts &. CAL-20 with mooring. F\tlly CADILLAC
acL-ess. Banuelos Boat Shop, equip. 6hp OB motor. $299S. Transmission
6862 Manchester, Buena Park
on the Santa Ana Fn.•y
523-7250 8576 Hamilton St, Hunt. S49-252G Radio
Bch. 00>-12U. Air Conditioning Unit 3100 W. C.oa.st Hwy., N.B.
'70 MAV£R£C.K R/lf. Alr
cond. Good cond. Stand.
trans. $91J5. Ph: 548-TlOS. B:o~a~t~s,-'-';P~ow~er--~90=6, ILido 14, Xlnt, 2 sails, trailer, 1212 South Rog St., 642·9405
some terms to responsible ~Santa Ana ftATSUN '70 Mercedes Benz
JIM SLEMONS
(4 1'-tilea No. of
So. COR!f. Plaza)
16' LAP runabout w I cabin,
4 cyl. Gray Marine eng.
Call after 5 p.m. Make of-
fer. -548-3793. * ·23• }~ORMULA f re s h
Y.'alcr cooled, latgt!st out-
drive, head, xlnt condition.
846-3524
VANSON Trailer lor 16-20'
power boat. "New". $225.
Call 644--5286.
e 18' TROJAN, 185 hp, inlxl
skl boat. 548--0j23. 645-4325
party. $995. 675-6349 ~ 542-3120 II
16' HOB!ECAT tm Model NEW 1973 w/trailM4-~~·evt>s I~~~~~~~~~ I PICKUP
12· SAILBOARD, good eoo· I ;,.,..,.._ 1114 J NO DOWN ~rio~~':CE
dtion. Sl95. 1 man boat $68.23 per mo .. tor 48" mo. J·im Slemons loader w/rack, $15. 847-0051 Def. paymen.t J>rlce $3273.60.
Boats, Speed & Ski 911 A ,. /Cl • 953 A.P.R. 14.34%. Imports n 1ques ass1cs
IMPORTS •
MERCEDES BENZ
15 MINUTES FROM
MISSION VIEJO
AREA
1442 SO. BRJSTOL, S.A.
546-0220
(S.A. F1wy. East on "'
lilt St. IA mi. I
. $3699
2Wl HW'bor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
At Fair Drive
346-8017
14' RUNABOUT Glass 1301 Quail
o/y,'OOd r.1erc 55hp eng & 1931 FORD Model A Coupe Newport Beach Commonwealth '67 CHEVELLE-85396. 4 spd.
trier. 'Runs good. $250, w/'f? Mere engine, new 833-9300 Motors Ltd. Bucket S<!ats. mags, reblt
Xl'l11p11rt D,1bu11
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673-9322. Can be seen 223 radtator, needs some body ENTER FROM MacARTHUR eng ssso. 673-f;,64
Marine §I work. Must sell. $950. or =--------• 73 "-r--•·s n.-. '-=_,,,s,.•,.•.,l•"""A_n_•-:::--. -·· best otter, 847-6593 after 6 &: '71 Datsun Pi,...,.•-,... ~ Y'ftla. 1_ '68 CHEVY Nova, air, PIS,
wknd&. --r ALL MODELS '61 VW 7 Pass Bus radk>, low mileage, $899.
• ~,.. ' ' ' ' 1 •
!lllERC.URY
'n a:>UCAR XR7. Xlnt
cond. lo mUeagc, new tires
lull,y IMilcd. AM I F1i!
•terco, tilt wheel, p/steer-
ing & brakes, air cond., •
detux Interior & conmle,
lime green w/bb-ck vlnyl
rool. Super buy at $3C95.
Call origi nal owner
714-557-JSn Y.'eflkdays 9-6.
'65 PARKLANE, 4 dr, pwr,
alr, r'9diala. clean, Io mUeag~. $700. 968-M'J'S Prlv
Mag wheels, Tonneau Cover, PURCHASE White with red interior, Pvt party, 548-3C69 11•1 Recreational Blue with Blue interior, LEASE AM/FM Radio, low miles, '56 OIEVY 2 door V.'agOO, MUSTANG ~ Vehicles 956 Never used for hauling, Hide--&.·Bed and Table, 283 3 spd, runs good. Call,---------·!
I ;;;;;;;;;;;~==1 super clean O..rsHs Delivery $1695_ Phll~ ,
prty.
·n int""'81lonai Travetall 'Ii $1895 Call Anytime 1966 H.T. I, PIS, MB, !600.
S I /R 920 Too. 4 wh. drive. 4 spd. V-* 548-5104 * lacJuna Imports 1969 Mallb" $.5, air, new or best olkr. Campers, a • tnl 345, P/S, P/B. AC. 28,000 NEWPORT 49._1075 engine Slee! belted tlreo, 623-4301 or
DELUXE Datsun Camper,.m_i,_833-_2530_._____ IMPORTS '64 MB, 220 S!:, Xlnl con4 P/1' P/B. Xlnt, ll'mll. or '69 MA<E I. J4~4 opd, .61 vw B o~ o.~. ·~ Perfect mechan. ain/l!)l, '61 VW ~us w/bods & or best olf6'· 83ll-358'I Rfll B'"-I ·•-·L Sbcll y,·/compl '"'ind 0 w us n>JU\ ~ ........ p 3100 w, Coast Hwy., N.B. Micbelins, 557-19oo. 6421845. seats. ·ice 00:..' New tires. 1
' ' \.I'll' "-e "'""' boot. $250. ti46-51S.I, ~3438 4spd. Crown body, $500. '42-MOS MG New battery. f\all rack. BEAtrrIFUL eilver grey '68 Sharp, $1675. 613-«i07
Cycles, Bikes; 548-6954 Low mlle11. Perfect cond. Impala. Xlnt cond. A/C. '67 MUSTANG ~to trana
• I, ,1
• For an ad In Woman~, World
Coll Mary Both 642·5678, ext. 330
Scooters 925 Trucks 962 1968 DATSUN $1450. Ptl: 646-5612 aft 6. Vbeery, ollolw 1!'1!e~95g1e7. $1200 or P/S, PJB, atr, vt:,Y1 rooi
-'-------510 WAGON 1970 M.G. MIDGET '70 SQBACK, lo mn.,, ' er. -. very clean, llOllO. -
MAY 73CZ SALE '69 .TOYOTA Hilwc 12 Ton, 4 Speed, AM Radio. 4 Speed. Mag Wh ee ls . 'radials, fm, x1r ... V.ry 1966 MAUBU, 4 dr, 6 cyl., OLDSMOllLE FREE $150 RACE SETUP P.U. 1?Jck. l O\vner, CXCL755). (375BBY). reasonable! 644-4839, or auto. a/c, w/a/w, S1,000, __________ ,
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Fashion PLUS!
'. " 9411 10-18 12~Y.i
·'" L. """ . """-_, LJ "1 111AlltMt lllMI.,...
with any 73Cl MX & Desert ~·=~ D~ NB~'attS::::. $1395 . $1395 673-5007 6~ $475. n4: 847-5144. aft.•. SalelJ I: Service
§> ,_.-_'°' ~ 1995 BARWICK IMPORTS BARWICK IMPORTS 1"·6:;;9:,;vw=CAMP=~E~R.~x~1n-1 co-oo~. CHRYSLER OLDSMOBILE ~ \:"""..,. 61 \)§;' ~58 CHEV. % TON 33375 Camino Capistrano ll375 Camino Capistrano w/pop top & tent. $2250. GMC TRUCKS
COAST MOTO CYCLE P.U. Good work truck. $350. San Juan Capistrano San J uan Capistrano Days 646-8877; eve11 ---------HONDA CARS
2334 Npt Blvd, CM 645-8008 55IHJ!l68 493<-3315 or 831-1315 49:>-3375 or 831-1375 ·=6'-'417.180,43'°."""--,----'12 Chry>ler Newport, !llOW UNIVERSITY
19n DATSUN 510 OPEL ·12 VW AdventuTe camper. Room cood. 2 dr. ht, •'" OLDS John's Racing Cycles "12 FORD Courier, all ex-2 Door. Auto. trans., AM Xlnt cond. 22,00J mi, Pri<.'ed plb, air, v1n)it top, road 2850 Harbor Blvd. * BUL TACO * ''"'" takel over PYmnts « Radio. (Sl8HFRl. J right G'ro-2348 wt.r., Must ..U. Beot oller O»la Mesa 540-!19«> iEADQUARTERS FOR $2S<XI. Cal Rick. 96&-268T 1968 Opel St I W X over wholeaale ""* lakeo ,68 CAB r......t....... $2495 a agon, tra VW CAMPER XNLT COND it! Call 833-3646. '72 OLDS Torcnado ex-
DESERT, MOTO X 'IT over type ~"° BARWICK IMPORTS clean. }..ow book. a.m.lfm $950. or befit oiler cepllona.1 executive's car.
Accessories. Plck-up w/auto. tr ans 33375 Camino Capistrano $650, 54:>-1624 6T:rl128 Beat ofler over $e00.
Harbor at Wilson, C.M. $149S. 646-:D'.12 San Juan Capistrano FOR sale '69 Opel GT, nu '69 vw n& tires new CONTINENTAL 494-3775
64&-4655 or 646-2428 Vans 963 493-3375 or 831-1375 pamt, brakes, clutch. l02hp brakes,· good cond. '$1100. 1---------~.12;;-G"O"LD'""'"-To=-ro-ne.....,do-,......,lidJ.Y~
19TI SL 350 HONDA. Topi---------l 9n 2'4Q z eng, $1550. 644-7597 CaU M5--06:11 '68 LINCOLN Continental, 4 loaded, under 18,(D) mtlea,
condition. Only 2,00) miles. WANTED PANTERA '70 VW Station Wagon, auto, dr. sedan, xlnt cond., all ex· Daya ~2'J5; evet:/wknd1, No dents. Perfect shape. Air. Mags, 4 Speed. Good cond •••tAA• traa incldg stereo tape, priv 644-24.15
N.ever been In the dirt This (433GJJ). ---------! R&H. · JOw-'t"U. prty sacrif tor $2195. Call -'--''-';~====~-!
bike is belier than new. $4495 '72 Pantera or 5'&-TliOt 640-Sln PLYMOUTH
Save yourseU $250 or $350 TICKETS TO BARWICK IMPORTS low mil.,, AM/FM "61 VW Bug, FM stereo, '61 LINC Cool. Very good
off new price. Only $700. L"EO ZEPPELIN 33375 Camino Capistrano $8895 radials. Many xtras. $790. rurming cond. I will make WHOA TUCBle
• 556-8597 • CONCERT San J uan Capistrano 548-9536 or 548-3622 you a deal you can't refwic! • .--......,
BICYCLE SALE Pl .... call 49H375 or 831·1315 NEWPORT '72 VW Panel, 5000 miles, 536-4144 "BIG FELLA!
NEW 10 SPEED ITALIAN 5e7881 '70 PICKUP, xlnt oond, IMPORTS .:.UUk s:::: 4 '62 CONT. Full pwr, gd cond. Cbmpetttlon/tuxury, 19 71
BICYCLES $59.95. Beach ,72 FORD V-8, p/s, p/b, 18,000 orig. ml, cust int., Gd tires, new brka $400 or GTX. LOADED • atr, power
Bicycles, 806 E. Balboa. a/cond stereo multiplex F IM stereo cassette deck 3100 W. Coa8t Hwy., N.B. '67 VW Squareback, :reblt. bst otr. 548-1801. steering & brakes, auto
Blvd., Balboa 615-7282. folly ;.u cont•a. $5500: wtspkrs. Blk vinyl roof & 642-9405 engine, new brakes. Must COUGAR trans, 440 CID, 4 BBL, AM/
tonneau cover, duel exbaw;t --==~""""=--! Sell! $900. 642--5835 aft 5 FM/FM multiplex vinyl
'!O MAVERICK Mini-bike, ~55.,,1~7:,-,·==-==---•>"lem, mags 11600/best PORSCHE '64 vw Bug Cherry! Sunroof, lop. Oul ol prom;ctlon •
oft road. Ex. cond, SACRIFICE! '72 Chevy otter 556-8243 ---------1 new trana: Ir: timi, al90 tape '70 GOLD Eliminator. new limited edition. Must sec '\\'/bumper carrier. $125. Lots of extras, $2650 -,72 302 Boss eng., disc brakes, t 646-4329 aft 4. TI&-014S ·n DATSUN :1pickup y,·/alr Porsche deck.! $650 979-4138 eVt's. 4-spd, xlnt cond. 847_3331 now • ornorrow might be
cond., large wheels, step * 'TI VW SQUARE Bl( * too late. Ph. 6~1527 alt 6.
'f!GTRMWH.500, ~lntcond, '65 FORD window van. Car-bwnper & Six-Pac caOOver 911•T Air ti k di '69 XR7, loaded, good tires, 'TI PLYMOUTH, 2 dr HT tn garage since 69. $400. peted ....,_.led J775/offer camper. Sleeps four adu1tJ. ' S c ' ra 0, orange. private party. Daya:, 642-eo_ I 673--1916 htwn 5-7 pn1. Mu•i '..u'7.·-~ .. ·,, .. ~ """"'. · 5,600 miles, silver with black 673-1933 5735 &tl-75r56 ;:)(."Hmp, a r, ps, r/h, w/w, ..., ru Q'W'wo.: Icebox, stove, boot, roof interior, S suspension, '70 VW -xnlt cond, yellow ' eves • vinyl top. high fr w Y
'72 _!fOANDk~ ~~ SLc.u· XIJ nltf 1970 FORD Va.n -New tires. rack. s,~.;,. ~rJ23.oUer. Will speed, A~/FM s_ t er eo w/blk int., radlal tires, etc. DODGE mileage, very good cond.
oouu. s ing ~· e Runll good. $1850 or best of-separa e. 't.:1lr1 rndk>, spoiler, $8195. $1275/besl offer 673-Q66 \\lholesale price, or best of-
640-{).159 fer. Mwit sell. 54&-3493 19Il 240 Z, 1 owner, nu $8195 · FOR sale. 19M Dodge. 1 fer. Orlr. ownr, hav~ com-
'70 360 A1X Yamaha radials, mags, am If m .. VOLVO owner, 3S,(O) orig miles nu pa.ny c.ar. must g e 11. s~t legal, x'l.nt cond., Autos Wanttcf 968 stereo tape, auto, Air, low NEWPORT tires, atr & pwr. Spollesl 842.-5656 t, Q6ce '8~ _ _!:14!C~~i;N*~I ~~~l'!:K!;~~58!.__ \-:;IVE::"'.P:::A::Y:-TO::::P:-;:OO:;LLAR;:-:-;:-6*~: ~. 642-3311J or i IMPORTS v OLV 0 SA LE! I =cond-;;~;;:V.,;e;:;ry::,good,.:°';;,,.:~;,::..;:::~°'I '-$650-·~pd,R~~~'Z' .. ~1 '!..4
3',9 hp * 842-3Jl.9 FOR TOP USED CAnS '73 <lATSUN 1600 eng. New noo W. Coast Hwy., N.B. '70 DUSTER R/H, tac-. J1500 or best otter. 979-1950
bl ·--· I "'~'=-='""'~~== If your car is extra clean, $325 n T~ 8RC $225 642 9405 H s . _, Red. while, ue ~~·QC• * '65 BSA 650 Twin, * ... us flnl. He,,;I 1199."Auto lrantl m: '58 PORSCHE-Coupe. Cherry uge av1ngs air, column -$1,115. PONTIAC cent sleek, flexible dress! Oean MUST SELL! BAUER BUlCK 548-7385
M "lh mlort ......... Co ....... Jete car, re8.IOD8ble or · ove Wl co , .......... , $350 * ••• -_Harbor 81.~. ..... cond f1n-.1 te~e-wl" I h1 bl te .............,""" &nJ vu parts 673-1784 · a.Leu '"" • .,, ... e '72 & '73 '68 DODGE Charger, 11tereo, a:race in this as ona e n-Mobile Ho-935 ~-~· Mesa -2500 .f;=~~~c.,,,=-~== I tires & mags. Newly rebuilt . . I I ~-n~playdress. All s Ingle , ...... .......,,,,. :u;:,-•n DATSUN 1200 COUPE. eng\ll(!. 548-3364. :a~-~..:. vmy op, •.uvu·
Love That Look!
double crochet in worsted-HEMET IMPORTS WANTED 4spd, V-top, 5 radial tire!!. 1961 PORSCHE Super 90 ONLY ""'-
"";" ...: Side pleats swing ou• the weight synthetic yarn. Pat-Ornnge County's AM, serv. reeord, 44M, n~n..:1 1 S"I M 11 FIREBIRD -d"' tern 7156· sizes 10-1.ti incl 10 x 45 1 BR \\1/covcred TOP $ BUYER clean. $1375. 847-6580 ,........_.,er. 1 ver. u11t se · irt of a long·tono ress · · patio on xtra frg Jot. Adil BIIJ.. MAXEY TOYOTA Only $1400. Call wkdays on·
'72 Grand Prix
PO\Yel' Steering, Power
Brakes, tilt wheel Air Cond
Bucket &eat.I, ' AM/FM,
17.000 mllt'tl, Rallye wheel!
fl38FWDJ .
ith a pretty crochi!ted cape SEVENTl'·li'IVE ~~ rk N $."l 500 \Vt I '72 DATSUN 240 z. Perfect ly, 833-336To"y"ok TloAr Sieve. 12 at's perfect lor summer-for eacfh pattehrn -It a !or pa 'd olrpedels. tor' _,;ty In! 18881 Beach Blv.:. cond. Below blue book. Ph: fA.ll cents or eac pa em cons1 er a ~... ff, Brach Ph. 847-8555 64()..(1879 eves.
'71 FIREBrRO Es-prlt, air,
P IS, P/B, Cordova Top,
1g,ooo mi, $3500. &16-3411
$4695
Pi-tnted Pnttcrn 9 4 11 : ~Ir Mall and. Specia~ Hand!-sml home or condo. Carl CAR zonked ju.st ~ a tow '70 DATSUN um Roadster
1 Misses' Sizes JO, 12, 14 , 16, ing.; otbe~ third-clasll Nel.9on. or maybe it's too old. Junk
, •;· ,13. llalf Sizes 12\~. 14~. 16~. :!\:ry or wil~ takSend~ 846-lJm cars towed aw&¥ tree. =-e11ti=.r~brakea,
LEFT AT
'70 TOYOTA PRE-DOLLAR FORD
DAVID J . PHILLIPS
BUICK PONTIAC' OPEL, inc.
546-1975
I -'i:B',i, 20\ii, 2'l~ Alice Brooks the DAILY Motor Homes 63&-0910
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·, for each pattem -add;: Dept., Box 163, Old ())elsea I l'M\Y lllP $$ for junk or l---------
r cen11 for each pattern Station, New York, N.Y. 1970 PAC&-ARROW, zr eelf wreckeil can. n4/M7.Q3S, flAT '70, 124 !P)'der, prt pty, . : .,Air Mail a.nd Special Handl· lOOll. Print Name. ,\dttreu, ·73 ~. bahama yellow,
" .tng; otherwise third-da!B Zip. Patten Nomber. contained, generator, root: Ir: Autos, Imported 970 call eves 646-6140
I deliwry will take thfte NEEDLECRAFT °12! e111. air cond. root deck!-----'-----'6!1 nAT 124 ledan-Air fbM!
'· ·-ill ot more. S.oo to Crocbe~ !ml~ •le. Fr« w/ladder, new crpl.s, drps AUDI COl1d. Sac 1515
1
1 1Mutan Martin, the DAll..Y dlrectlona. 50c. & upbolltery. 8 trtclc stereo • ·
fl PILOT, ;4U. Pattern Dept., in.tut Macnme Boot. &: many extraa. Priced tol·,10--A-\10-I -1.S--lOO-, -am/--lm----~641>-=US=-:-l:c::,.--
232 W•SI l8lh SI., New Bag{c lancy knol$ pal· "'11• 646-&IO'J radio, air, !ttnroof, 4 dr, JAGUAR I ~ork, N.Y. tlX)lJ. Print ten11.'noo ' _I!...,., "u. _.,
NAME, ADDRllSS with Jn11tant . rirochtt Boot -·72i,, -20' ESCAPAJ>E1~··-..~~"'-~"'="=w,,....---
ZIP, smo aoo 1!1TYUJ Learn by plcturPsl p,1• eustmn, air, all extras. By BMW '67 Jaguar 3.8
NtJMBElt. terns $100 owner, sale or trade ·!---------Auto Trans, Powtr Steering, l')tf -. SEE l\tORE i Q u I ek eom°~ iomnt om Book 494-2742. 761 Temple Hilla SALES BMW LEASE Chrome wire wheels, hluc
·11 1 Fashions and choole ono _ more than 100 gitta Dr., Lag B. Service with eontr:uitlng Interior,
l J'Wlttem 1tee fn>m our St 00 FOR rent 22' Winnebago. Traveling Overseo.r. this sum-excellent condition. J o w
Spr1ng.SUmmft Catalog. All 0.~plete Afglaan Book .. Sleep! 6 nlr, sclt<e>ntalned mer? We can arrange for mUes.
11..s! On1Y !Ille. " P.00. -d lOc II Pho $2195 INSTANi' Sl:W1NO BO()!( 11 •u~ 11_ -. • !Ille. -ay m e. ne -.uvery of th• BMW of )'OW' ~ ... wur tomon'OW ., ~ 846-$133 chOlce lncludfna shipping NEWPORT ;r.' ~· · s/:"' of 11 Ptboe Al&-Roni A Motor Homo by phone, Delivery is avail·
INSTANT FAS II IO II Qollt -1 -16 palltms. for your Veutloft able In most all foreign IMPORTS
:BOOK • Hundttdtl of 50<. * S3l"800 * countries. fuhSon taclS. $1. Mueum QIOt Book 1 .. Bob Mc r~ a r e.n autbortzcd 3UXI W~ =wy., N.B ..
p to Tl'odel Our Tl'ader's 50c RENT my new 1 9 7 3 BMW Oeal<r
Pandlle column 11 for )'Otll ~II>-1:.. .....,,.; thobta • E!Dorado Mini Mo b 11 • sr.!) North s...cJt 81"'1., La
$ d Jor ~ bocQ. U be1.utllul ttmw. !iOc. Hornet. Sk.<oep& .f. AH power, Habr9 tape deck. 956...mA l19-56'l4 er 522-5333
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MARK ll WAGON. DEVALUATION 'Tl F rd Bl LTD . Deluxe auto tram I o • u , cpc, air. ' · ·· PRICES! disc brks, p/s, very <'lr>on. =· 43 ~ter,il.eset~ We make owneas deliveries Mu11t M!ll this wk end .
engine ~st ~over-See lt. You'll Buy It ~"°~7_-<l~34~9~~--~-
hauled. See to apprtoe. n lW 1971 FORD Gala.xie 500 2
(fi86BBQ). -8a.M • Or hrdtp. full p y,• r , $1H5 WI' air/cooo. $2,295. Call Ron VOLVO Peavey. -2840 Harbor Blvd. 'n Country Sedan Costa Mesa At r"'alr Drive 1966 Harbor, C.M. 6'16-9303 Sta. Wag. $3400 or best of!er.
5<6-8011 72 VOL VO Call. 837-2951 .
BUY OR LEASE
"73 PONTIACS
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
2400 llarbor Blvd .• at Fafr
Drive, CoRta ,.Ina 546-8017
'72 SA FART St1.. Wagon, a()
ml. E.'<. cond. AIC.. otsc:
hr"!"".~. "1~ poy,.-er. R.11 . ~· $'~ 4:~_:'ft 4. !
.... ~~~ .... ~14 dr sedan. SacrUIC"P $200. * l970 LTD Bra•rf?hm. 23/IOO -;-Pvt Pt 960-1012 rt.ft 6 milea, 4 door !IE'dan. xlnt j -"!!~~~~~I l.o.p. Y · eond. Call 536-2618 ntter 5 'fJ''
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R &: H. auto tra.n11. MUJt 1968 Buick Riviera XJnt eonrl. ~00 a-.... ~re ... "'
Rell. Beat Oflcr, 493-0107. Full Powtr, Fnclory air, f~r. 557-6372
'69 Sta, a g $1000 Am/Fm radio, l.and!'u lop. "68 FORD Falri,n· "'l, ·n
642-3496 Low miltl\"'t. MAkc offer. n~t. f'!'IUM. 1 ,. -1n,.·· S"
540--3894 53&-. ".8.'n n.ft :; " '
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WalfOll. 19.000 miles, ntw
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DAll.Y 'ILDT Moodllf, M'1 7, 1973
UPI Ttl1pholo
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Belly Daneing~ y~ All
• professional name of Miss "MY HUSBAND ii all !or ii
MEMPHIS. TeM. (UPI) -Deana. Similar studios are bul I haven't dared to tell my
The sultry art ol belly dancing mushroomlng in New York. 211-year-old soo, or any ol my
• baa descended qW.ily oo lhb ~":' io..1:. Angel,. and friends -at lta3t not untll I
old Soutllern cotlon capital lear:n bow lo do It.
Hips undulate and veils "CAREER W 0 M E N , "I plan to llhoo oU 11\Y aon,
swish as nearly 100 women or homemakers and students -lock the door and light the
all shapes and sizes discover women from 15 to 60 -;, ba~e fire. Then I'll dance."
that la danae du ventre is oot enrolled in my classes, said The most common ··goals of
ooly capable ol seducing \ the pert blonde, who took up Ille sludents seem lo be the
kings, but also good !or trim-belly dancing 0 a bobby m gaining o f self<OOfidence,
ming figures, walking tall and -poise and good postUre lluil
enticing the men at home. come from the eiotlc mUJic in 1 'l'M prou • • • Miss Ileana's record~yu.
"I JUST •ho\' my husband I'm 9ettfag mueh
the ewcises and we're of! lo more fl"'IN!eful.' THEY DANCE ln e tlllng
the bedroom," said t a I I , from knit dresses and eotards
blonde Faye Beny, a ~ toskirtsofsheerlayersofcol-
homemaker. "I'm riot asham-Chicago four years ago. "I orful chiffon with seductive
ed of it. really got hooked," she added silts to the thigh . Sequined
"I was so tall when I went simply. brastopoffthechiffonskirts.
through school that I slouched One student travels 188 "I thlnk it gets back to
and I've always been so miles round trip £rom Corinth, earthiness," said Mrs. Sharon
clumsy. But now, I'm really Miss. for each weekly lesson. Wilson, 23, of Memphis.
proud of how I look -and I The women leave the 75-"Along with the strenuous ex-
thlnk I'm getting much more minute sessions tired and ercise, belly dancing offers a
graceful." perspiring but elated. touch of the e1.otic."
She is one of the students in The woman from Mississippi She said she got Utile
the nourishing Scheherazade who didn't want to give her response from her husband
Academy of Middle East Dane-name -says she plans a when she first told him about
tesls In otllu dances.
"BUT WHEN I started prao-
ticing,-hls eyes and ears kJod
ol puked up. Of courae be
thinks the sexual acitment
Is Jhe whole poiot of it -but
tllat's really just an added
benefit."
Another Me mphis
homemaker, Mrs. Linda Dean,
says it"s hard 'Y°rk.
"But the cla~ aren't like
exercising alone. I mean, who
wants to watCh you do
calisthenics.''
'nlREE STUDENTS have
already indicated they may
take up belly dancing pro-
fessionally and Miss Ileana
says she has programmed six
levels of lnstructipn for ad-
vanced students.
"I've had a call rrom a man
who owns several clubs in
Memphis and wants to offer
pooitions to some ol Jhe g!r!J
who graduate Crom the school.
But I said no.
SULTRY ART OF BELLY DANCING HAS TAKEN MEMPHIS BY STORM ing recently started bere by prlvale performance for her belly dancing, altllougb she
ur want my students to
dance beautifully -with
dignity and grace -the way
the art is intended." ExerciH Good for Trimming Figures, Wilkins Tall -Pl11sing Husbands Lilliam Mueller, who uses the husband later. has competed in national con-~~.::_~~~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--''--~~~~~~~~~~~
L. M. Boyd
Conrad Created
Marshal Dillon
Listen, please, to the world champion poker player
Amarillo Slim on women: "I think a woman's made J.o be
loved 8Jld petted,_ but not to pla,Y-potu._-1 don't think
there's such a Utlng as a real top-notch-woman poker
player. It just doesn't seem to me that lheir hearts are
as big as a pea, and you need a lot of heart to be a high·
roller poker ' player." ,
One penologist contends his lifetime of st udy indicates
the habitual criminal rarely gets gray
hair ... Reme mber, girl, that avo-
cado won't tum dark if you leave the
pit in it ... Those two professionals
most likely to liave their income taxes
audited are the doctor and the lawyer
. . . Were you aware the single girls
in Miami outnumber the single men
there by seven to one? ..• Those who
know say the female martini sipper
is that lounge customer who tips the
least.
QUERIES -Q. "The electricity went off while we
were on vacation, so all the food in our refrigerator spoiled.
Gad, the odor! Will anything get rid of it?"
A. Put a saucer full of vanilla in there. Change it daily.
Hear that works about as well as anything.
Q. "I know the table tennis team of the People's Re--
public of China is ranked No. 1 worldwide, but where is
the U.S. table team on that roster?"
A. It's No. 28.
Q. "What year did KJeenex tissues start selling so
big?"
A. That was 1930. Some bright boy associated with
Kimberly-Oark dreamed up the ad slogan, "Don't put a
cold in your pocket." Zoom went sales, higher and higher,
right through the Depression.
Q. "What's the natural color of nylon?"
A. Translucent ivory.
Q. "Which is more fattening , a one-cup mound of
spaghetti or a six-ounce steak?"
A. The steak. Figure 200 calories for the spaghetti,
about 500 for the meat.
LADY· SHADOW -The law enforcement boys admit
tbe female police officer is far superior to the male in
that duty known as "tailing a suspect."
can you name the actor who created the original Matt
Dillon character of "Gunsmoke?'' William Conrad, star
of the TV series "Cannon," was the fellow. On radio. \1/heo
he was in his early 20's. He played the role for 11 years.
Each or these I4 cities has a population of more than
one million. Name of each begins with B. Can you list
them? Wait , nobody can. From memory, anyway. They
are : Bagdad, Baku. Bangalore, Bangkok. Barcelona , Belo
Horizonte , Berlin, Birmingham, Bogota, Bombay, Brussels,
Bucharest, Budapest and Buenos Aires.
No, that elderly article of underwear kno,vn as the
union suit was not so named because of any association
with the northern forces in ttte Civil War, as popularly be-
lieved. Fact that it was a one-piece garment, united, gave
it the union name, says our Language man.
Acldrt8S mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0. Box 1875, New-
port Beach, Calif. 92660.
f'an1fl11 Clreus b11BllKeane
"'I'm fMlin' better. Mommy took my temperature and
it's down to zero."
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Introducing a $13,500 sedan that promises .
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YEARS OF intense engineering effort
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New front suspension•
This car's sense of control is uncanny.
The 4SOSE goes where you aim it-so
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The reason: a zero steering offset
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Rear suspension design is the same
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p==n~~
New front susptnsion adap1td/rom C-1J1 txperi~
mental spor1s car.
The 4SOSE's designers wanted to
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2. 7 turns lock-to-lock
• • An already superb power steering sys-
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Under the hood is a 4.5 litre elec-
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A disc brake on every wheel
In the new Mercedes-Benz4SOSE aring
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Shaped in the wind tunnel
.I ts designers gave the 4 SOSE a shape that
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Massive windshield wipers are
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Compact outside, surprising inside
This spacious 5-passenger sedan only'
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more than 7 feet smaller than any do-
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Cooling or warming air is channelled
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Mercedes-Benz motor cars:
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"Mercedes-Benz offers a vast range of
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for 8 of the most popular types:.
450SLC Coupe
450SL Coupe/Roadster)
450SEL Sedan
450SE Sedan
280Coupe
280 Sedan
220 Sedan
,
220 Diesel Sedan
$16,594
$12,846
$14,698
$13,491
$10,094 .. s 9,416
$ 6,999
$ 6,761
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Invitation to a remarkable experience
A new Mercedes-Benz inevitably stirs
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A color brochure on the new450SE
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VOL 66, NO. 127, 2 SECTIGNS, 26 PA~ES -~ ORANGE 'COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .. . . -• ,, MONDAY, MAY 7, 197~ TEN CENTS
'
179 Americ3.rls Alrested ill . Ensellada RiOts
By JOHN V ALTEllZA
Of "'9 DlltJ Plllt lltff
'Riots described as the worst in the h!>tory of the Newport-Ensenada yacht
r8.Ce marred the weekend of revelry in
Elisenada as tbousaods of drunken
Americans barricaded a main street and
bat.Ued with police.
At least 179 Americans were arrested
during the two melees which erupted ·in
front-of Husson g's Bar, a favored watef·
ing bole in ·downtown Ensenada.
The bulll: of the arrests took place dur·
Ing an incident late saturday night as the
crowd. described as "too numerous and
too drunk" by a police spokesman block·
ed the roadway "With cars.
TbreO of -persons were lodged in the local jail Oil assaulting .. fficer
charges. They included a Seal Beach
youth and another from Garden Grove,
reports indicated.
At the height of the disturbances
firemen were .• called to try to quell the
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riot with .Im hoses, ICCOU!lts said.
PollcO decliJl!!d jo blame the yachting
crowd BPe!'iflcelly _IQf the problems, but
Instead aald !bat ·the Dood « Americans
was caused by 'the combination of Cinco
de Mayo celel!ra~ and the eod of the
yacht classic. · ·
The disturbance,s, took place at 7 and 9
p.m. at the be1ibt of the race finish.
Wtdespttad"·rumota of gunshots ac-
companied details~ol the hassles with
police, but ooly Dile such Incident may
have takm place and !bat waa· a simple
braDdishlntl of 1.platol. The .,..toter.was,
among lbo.ie amsted, but be was not
identifit<t'. •
Yet another~ rumor sur-
rounded a bizarre. lndlhmt at the Hotel
Bahia where lour assertedly ~
youths tried a swm dive from the roof to
the pool, bul failed. 'lbree 'l!<l'O'i:epc>rted
injured seriously alter missing the pool. '
A fourth assortedly made It in the deep
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end. He was arrested. Bahia aides refus·
ed. today to confirm the report.
Police spokesman Prof. Clemente
Zavala Dominguez said the hassles
Saturday night involved ooly Americans.
"This is the first time in history that
we have had a disturbance like th.ls in-
volving Americans," be said.
"We had too many people drunk in one
place, trying to hurt themselves," he ad·
ded .
res1 en1es
ACLIJ Charges
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Orange County
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Jail Def ended
By JOHN ZALLER
ot ftle Daf!W' rti.t Slltf
The supervisor of Orange County Jail
tpda.Y defended his facility as "one of the
finest county jails in the nation," but be
also admitted it fails to meet some new
,Marine. fuj~
In Cliff Tumble
At Dana Point
A young Marine from Camp Pendleton
remained in serious coodition at the base
bOspital today with fractures auffered in
a fall from Dana Point over the weekend.
Jlarbor patrolmen said Robert L.
Undine, 18, of Pendleton, fell from the
top ol the point Saturday evening at about s p.m.
The serviceman landed about hallway
down the cW!s.
Sherilrs deputies and couoty Immen were lillllUDOl1ed to the scene at the
aeaward face of, the point. The rescuers
reached the injured man and lowered
him to the beach in a rescue basket.
Undine was .taken to San Clemente
General Hospital for initial treatment of
a fractured back and other major in-
juries. -
Once bis condition was stablliud the
Marine was transferred to the Naval
~ital at the base, nurses said.
Services Slat:ed
' For Mrs. Baker
• ' .funeral serices for Jean Baker, wife of
O..Uge Cotihty Supervisor David Baker
will be held at .2 p.m. Tuesday at Waver· J1 Church In Santa Ana. .
Mrs. _Baker died Friday of a cerebral
!!eil>Orrhage at Palm Harbor Hospital.
'l'l!O ODUple, who would have celebrated
• 25th Wedding aon!Versal') May 21,
nilded at ~ Hoyal Palm Blvd.,
Gaiden Grove.
Visitation for Mrs. Baker will be until 9
o'elock tonight at Pacific View Chapel in
N~ Beach. Burial wili be Tuesday It i'airhaven Memorial P8rk, Santa' Ana.
• Beslders her husband, Mrs. Baker is
ioi!Jived by her aon Robert of Los A!flelel; I w o daughtars, Melissa and ~le, of Garden GroVej and a brother, f ;:-j;: .. Bonner of Te1as.
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"'Tfus is a really •tr1ppy" atory .•. A * Ptlot clasall!ed want ad could help finance your DtJCt vacation. Sound a little
llNetched! Read this:
"3 MGB, god <Olld., man1 · xtras, ilh, wire wheels.
$500.
(Pllone No.)
When this advertiser sent in her pay·
mont for lbis ad she apologized for her
tardiness. 0However/' sbe wrote1 "your
ad drew i cella that weekend and a buyer
lor the car. f have been on a vacaUOll ...
Ing -lands." Let your ad-visor be
)'our travel agenl The number to call ls -8.
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state prisol) guidelines.
Replying to charges that bis jail guards
are abusive and arbitrary in dealing wilb
prisoners, capt. Bill Wallace said "our
officers must obey a code of rules that ii
just as strict if not stricter than ·the one
prisoners follow."
_ At the same , time, Wallace -admitted
that some specific . critjcisna levaled
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<KCLUJ may' bavi•been ~""fe.""~ ~ -•
Wellace said that'i>riiilleis do not gei.:-;;-
books or ma~ ..,,t throiiih the· ·
mail "because it would present a
bouselteeping problem U we had to deal
with the things afte:r prisoners left." • But Wallace said tbi,s policy was being
reviewed aod "probably will be modified
. Otltr Ptlet St.ff ,...._ W alclllnl IUM .... VlCTI/11 ·OF ABALONE ·POlNT FALL RUSHED FROM HELICOPTER 'fO HOSPITAL
· Anohalm T-.r Listod in. $atllf1ctory Condition Today 11 H .. t Memorial by the end of the mooth" as a result of
new state guidelines that go into effect at
that Ume.
Wallace also admitted that pri.Soners in
solitary confinement are denied such
sanitary aids as soap and toothbrushes.
"They can take the toothbrushes and
mark up their cells and use them to do
damage," he said. "This can be a prob.
lem. But the new guidelines apply in
this area so we'll be reviewing this
policy, too ...
Wallace vlgoniusly denied charges that
irunates are issued only four sheets of
toilet paper per day, and that as a result
some prisoners are forced to use socks
and T·sbirts for sanitation.
He admitted some Inmates oc-
casionally did use clothing fcr this
purpose, but be said it was not necessary
"because guards come arotmd mce an
hour and will give them whatever paper
they need."
Wallace said that if Inmates In aolltary
confinement were given whole rolls of
paper "they could wad it up and plug
pipes or start fires."
Wellace also defended the jail policy of
not pennitting prisoners to have any
reading material while in solitary con-
finement.
"They are in solitary COl!Dnement
because of Inti-social tiefiaVior ;•1 bi-said.
(See REPLY, Page I)
Woman Carried
Vp Steep Bluff
After AccUlen.t
Cory May Ba~k
UCI H~pital ..
Bid for Funding
By.GEORGE LEIDAL
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Weekend word that Assemblyman Ken-
neth C9ry (Q-0-.i Grove) may be
soltenini bis blanq'\ l}P.Polltlon..J9·a caJT\·
pus teschlng hoopital was warp\ly receiy.
ed by UC Irvine "mellicil school ·officials·
today.
Dr. S1ao1e1· ~ 14en Noort, actinJr ·
dean ol'tbo um •• ,COUfornla CoDete·ol
Medicine, volunteered ' Ille· informliloo
Cory Friday aald be 'Woold need before
making up bis mind.
Cory suggested be needed to know ho\\'
much money -~ • needed to add to the $7 muuon the university has .aid it
would spend, to completely · "upgrade''
Orange County Medical Center (OCMC).
EsUmates Jn recent weeks have l'llltled
from $10 -t0-$18-millioo to-renew-the
county's g,,;ieral bOspila! In -onO,e,
where ·uCI~ ctQctorl'to-be-are~ ed. . • • . . : :,;. .
Co aaJdber~ ~ fo.@w ,!.il ~ an'.u..ucJiOallti:iCiencei boncl r
money for an' ~ bolpital tllan
see OCMC only "pertlally _.cled."
Bu~ Cory ailo ·!*Wlloed·to' find state
money to make up -Ibo dillerenco
betwten what UC! . ill commltlin( and
what ii needed to make OCMC 1 first cla!l -teacblng hoepltal and beallb care
. dell:Y!!')' .center. "U it tam another $3
A San Dimas mao, laced with two gnm mllllcin .or another $11 mWloo. •• I will'
options available to help his injured· wile, casb.fn .every politl<al .cblp l'fO ·IOI"!'
chose to carry Iler on ,bii back up the heretogelthe,1DODJ'Y."Co9.,.aic1. ·;
steep bluffs Of, ·San Onofre State J~ A .WeUon--.1..~. :ya,n don!Noilit
late Sunday ... • ·' said, ·suggests $11 million ftuld be ll<iecl< Tbe·otheul~e e -would. have .been'. ,-14 t<>-W~a<le the quality of~ to leavoMrs. · · · e1dln pain and ~ ii'OCMC:Thit fig(lte wu Uled.
a!Olle at the ~ of the lulls and go for In a UCI-CalilOrnlit~' ~ of MO!llglne
help. repJi to a iti(I · ~ ~ the Joint
Tbe·lncldent occurred after.dark at the Ligis\aUve Q1ilimltlee. .llP Teacllin(
deserted, rugged' state park near Uie (See ll08J':,l'l'~bp I)
Western White. House as the couple were
surf llsbing. •
Mrs .. Mayfield, 4-0, fell in.and !Uf.fered a
severe leg fracture. · '
No rangen were on duty"" the ledud-
ed strand, ao the woman's blllband,
Norman chose to Iced his Injured lpoUIO
on bis back.anti negotiate Ibo ~blulll
lnthedarbleu.
Once he reached the WP ~ plao-
• ed bis wlle In Ille blct ol a plctup-truct
aod drove north to San ClomentO.
There, be flagged down • patl)llmaD
and tbe officer took the aiuple lo • San
Clemente Geieral llolpltal.
After X..-.ys and letUnc the lnirlll
limb, dOcton roleated Mn. ""1fteld.
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KILtS, FQR . V.
LONDON (UPI) -Clarendon' the cal
w11 ao llUCttlSfUl In killing mice and rail
that 11s·o....r. Noel Fletdlet, renamed ii
Supercat 9ncl ldvertlsed ""'1cea for hire
at $'1 .l.daY-:· · .
"lie'• cleared the rode!tU out ol my
factory and all the other f-in the
1re1 " Fletcher said. "ll aeemed a lbaMe to lree!I him lo_ ..
Copter Rescues Victim
Of Laguna Cliff Fall
A Newport Beach }Xllice helicopter
landed with pinpoint aCcuracy on a wave-
swept-rock at Abalone Point in Laguna
Deuell . S~y afternoon to rescue an
Anaheim teenager who fell 100 feet down
f ·'! n· _ · ffs near Irvine OJve.
Tom Johnson, 15; ii in satisfactory con-
dition toda; at,Hoq,Memorial Hospital
Jn Newport Be..ii wttll numerous cuts
and b..Utseo suat8fued in bis ·Jong tumble
to the SCI aboul'i:30 p.m.
"We were c81led In because nobody
else could get to Nm1" said helicopter of-
ficer Scott McGregor. 1 'Tbe water was
high and the firemen and Uleguards
couldn't reach him by rappelling down
the ciff.11
· McGregcr said he made several swings
tiy 'llieledge, "'11cb was· partly awash in
the blgb surf, llefore deciding to land.
'1 put it down on the roots· near tbe
boy anct the ....... were actpalfy coming
up to·ihe· bdlcopter," he said: "'I stayed
with the copter and let my observer get
. out and load the boy on a litter."
Observer officer Harry Williams work-
ed quickly to lash Johnson, who was only
partly conscious, onto the helicopter.
Two lifeguard.. -Bob Long of Newport
Beach and Jim Stauffer of Laguna Beach
-swam to Rocky Point aod helped load
tbe injured J·outh on the helicopter.
"I thought any minute a wave was
going to wash the whole operation into the oc,ao," McGregor said.
'l'1e helicopter pilot said the youth was
at Hoag only six minutes after the
emergency landing.
"II that had been dooe by the meo at
tht: top and using an a:'Jbulance, it woold
have taken at least forty minutes,"
McGregor said.
Police said rescue teams lrom the top
or tlie bluffs reached a girl, Jodioe
Apem, 18, abo of Anaheim, who had
been climbing the bluf(a wi!b Johnaon.
Both had apparently ooen trapped by the
water and atte'"pted to scale the cliff.
Johnson fell, but the ttol)age girl was
unhurt. He ts b satisfactory condition to-
day at the hospital.
Gu'.nman Kill-S County
·Woman, Woun~ Girl .
' A Garden Grove area woman w1s .kill·
'ed and her 17-year-old daughter seriously
wqundod this mojning in' 1 shoot!n& fu.
cldent .that . ill be!ni lnveatlpted by
Orange Comly Sherill'• olllcen.
"We have tioOked 1 inao on ausp!CIOd
. of'nlurder.'bunlebave not~ at ll'1I
' point what II WU ~ 1boul;" sald •cllnf
Sgt. Willie StantbUry. "We are walUnc
for tho daughter to recover sulllclently"to
give us 1 1t&tement.11
lie ldtnUDed. lbo'man WldOr. arrest In
the county l•il as 'Jackson l!nmklin
Hickey, 24, of Garden Grove. He ii ao-
cwed at • thll point ti-kll1lnc Irene
Marpret Waterman, G, Ind IOriously
wounding her daughter, Donna Marie
l'owers, 17.
Stansbury said the Powen sh1 waa ad·
'· .:T
milted to the intensive care section of
Westminster Com111unity Hospital shortly
after the shooting at her mother's Dale
Street home.
Sheriff'• officers said they found Mrs.
Wat~n c,lead and her daoglller
bleeding from mu!Uple wounds when
they arrived at the residence .
Residents who heard the shooting said
they c6untcd at least four shots. She.'ilrs
olllcers,Aid tho killer used a band cun of
lllDlll caliber to shoot botll women In tho
chest.
Bruce in Hong Kong
HONG KONG (UPI) -Special envoy
David K. E. Bruce arrived tonight en
route to Peking to push ahead with what
President Nl.xon called "a purpostful
process.. in Sino-American rolationS.
As for property damage at the popular
Baja Calilomia resort, most of It
amoonted to cracked storefront windows
and other minor cases.
And moet of .the participants _..
released alter paying lines of up to $M 11
lbe local hoosegow.
Those who couldn't pay their lines
would stay in jail, IJ!d the police ofllclal.
And in 'Ensenada, a $12 line ill Ibo
same as a week behind bars.
Magazines
Alleging
lnvolvemenr-
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -The
Florida White House, on Prealdent Nlz·
on•s hehail, iBaued today a aweepinc
denial of any presidential Involvement In
the Watergate scandal or a suboequent
coverop.
Although the White Housa rtcenUy
declined comment· on Individual nen
TOP MARINE LINKED
TO ELLSBERG CASI-I' ... 4
repadl relating 'lo Wateipte, deputy
preea aecretary Gerald L. w..,..., uld
be t.lt comment WU merited "° a
N....,...k magazine ropori.
It said that ousted White Houle -
John W. Dean III was prepared to testify
NixOll personally congratulated him last
September for covering up
AdminlBtration Involvement in t b e
Watergate incident.
Time magazine alao carried a slightly
dUferent account saying baalcelly Ibo
same thing.
Warren's denial also encompassed a
re}Xlrt that Nixon agreed to grant u-
ecutive clemency to convicted Weterpte
conspirator E. Howard Hunt.
Said Warren:
"Any suggeatioa t bat the ~t
was aware or the Watergate operation is
untrue. Any suggestion that the Preli·
'dent participated in any cover-up ac-
tivities .b untrue. Any suggestion that the
President ever authorized the offering of
clemency to anyone in this case Is a1IO
false."
In res}Xlnse to questions,. Warren said
the statement was issued witb NlJ:on'•
knowledge and approval.
Asked If the reference to "Watergate
operations" extended to 1972 campatan
espionage and sabotage, Warren said, ''It
extends to all the matters that are now
under discussion."
Warren said Iba White Houae, e1cep1 In
this instance, would follow a pracUce of
not commenting on individual news
reports because of a "desir:e to mate
sure tbat Wbite.llousa.cmnment or an fn.
advertent statement In the White lllJolt
briefing room will not prejwllce the -
ecutioo or lnlrin(e on tile rlghts fl( fn.
nocent indivlduall."
He added:
"That ls our position and will remaiii
our position." · ..
Welitlier
ft 'll be mostly sunny "" Tuesday,
following low clouds aloog Ibo
coastline in the moming houri.
Highs of 65 at the beaches rillfna
to 'IS ln!lnd. Overnight loWI In the '
50s.
INSIDE TODAY
Sultrv arl of l><U¥ dollcl1tg
has CT•altd quite a """"' ln old
Southern cotton capital of JI-,
phis, Tenn. See Storti, P"ll• 26.
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I DAILY PILOr sc
• By JOHN ZALLER
• Of !'It ~Ir· "ltf IRrt
•:: • OWdals charged with providing legal
• ~ ala to lhe 200,000 poor people in 0r8J1ge
;::·County are CD1Dplalning J>itterly because
-'· they're pjtlng the lowest level ol federal
suport In the weatem United Stetes.
They say the Orange County Legal Aid
Society l. partly because it is not as .. ac-
ti~t" as some poverty law grQl.lps, is
getting only one-tenth o! the federal sup-
1>9rt slmllar groups 1n the slate are get-
lini· '' Wally Davis, cbainnan of the board of
lhe county's Legal Aid Society, said the
group will consider a lawsuit against the
federal government unless the level of
funding picks up.
•1we in Orange County are being had,"·
aald DaVil. "That's all there is to it."
The Legal Aid Society is a non-prollt
COr,M>r'ation charged with providing legal
assistance to persons defined as "poor"
by federal standards. It handles non-
criminal matters such as consumer
fraud, _home eviction, or personal injury
suits "where the poor would be vic-
timized JI they couldn't get legal help,"
a~ to John McDonald, executive
dil'e<fOr o! the local chapter.
The Orange C'.ounty group serves
200,000 pel'IODti on a federal ap-
propriation of $89,000. That works out to
less than 75 cents per person.
1. San Francisco, by contrast, gets about
· •. $1 million for 160,000 defined poor
· r' persons, 'Ibat works out to about $8 per
;1· .capita, according to figures released by
McDonald.
• 1 "I'm not saying Lhat they should have
, :. less bw\use they may be using their
-'I' money very wen;i· McDonald said. "But
1 it simply isn't fair to fund other groups
at so much lower a level of suppo_rt." _
McllOOald said his group is the only
•• 11 one in the· western United Stat.ea that
'· receives it substantial ·amotmt of private
local support. Wheh that is counted in, he
• ·»1 says, the Orange county group can spend
'"• about $1.40 per capita.
· .;· "But that's still less than 20 percent of
~;· what some groups are spending," he
·?-says. "We have just five people In one of·
fice in Santa Ana. H you live anywhere
else, 1 don 't know what you're supposed .;, to do."
Davis and McDonald listed three main
·' reasons why the level of federal support
~or the Orange county group ranks as the
•• 1 lowest in the Western region:
• Orange County was late in starting
to ask for federal money, and as a re~ult
it found these were powerful vested in·
te~ts already established by the Ume It
'• did begin asking for aid. 1 • •
• "Because of lack of guts or vision or
something, nobody ever squawked when
1' we came out on the short end ," Davis
said.
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• The Orange County group con-
centrated on providing help to individuals
rather than bringing class action suits,
test cases and anti-government suits
designed to help large numbers of people
: :; at one time.
::~ "There has been a tendency for the
;:~ federal people to give more money to the t:: activist-type of groups," said McDonald.
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San Clemente City Manager Kenneth
Carr will go on a quest for an acoustics
engineer soon to see if the problems at
the new community c I u b h o u s e
auditorium can be cleared up.
City councilmen last week authorized
the research for engineers after hearing
complaints from retired City Engineer
Joseph MacDonald, who ass a 11 e d
acoustics in the city's only large
auditorium.
MacDonald has suggested im·
provements of his own, includJng special
carpeting and other devices, but coun·
cllmen chose to seek other professional
opinions before making a decision. Parks
and recreation commissioners concurred
with MacDonald's opinion recently.
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On Display
Self-propelled 203mm guns rolled past the review stand at Israel's
ioth independence military parade today in Jerusalem.
County Planners to Study
Proposal for Open Space
By JACK BROBACK 10,6()()..acre area under study would be
01 '"' D•llr P11o1 s11ff maintained for open space and recrea·
The cl)st-benefit ana lysis for open lion. -Aliso Creek. 20 percent of 7,700 acres space in Orange County will be discussed would be set aside in this area which is
by Lhe county planning commission in a already under development.
public hearing Tuesday. -Laguna Foothills. 14 percent of 4,700
The session is scheduled at 1:30 p.m. in acres, considerably le.Ss than the Laguna
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End Camporee
With more than 8,000 Orange County
Boy Scouts safely home after the
weekend Camporee on 6500 acres of
Irvine Company land, county scout of.
ficials today termed the event a succesa.
''Not everything went wetly right, but
considering the number of people we had
to think everything ~·ent very well," Paul
Warner, public relations director for the
county scouting office, said.
No seriousJ.ojuries were reported from
the full field hospital sent up by the U.S.
Marines from El Toro, though Warner
said one scout was sent to Santa Ana
C.Ommunlty Hospital for examination for
a possible concussion.
Several rattlers were sighted in the
area, Warner . said, but no snake bites
were reported. "With such an enormous
amount of activities, the rattlers pro!>
ably took off for the hills," Warner said.
Irvine officials touring the site after
camp broke early Sunday afternoon were
pleased with the minimal amount of
damage to the acreage, \Varner reported.
Cattle from the pastureland were herd·
ed into another section for the three-day
period. Two to three months will be re-
quired for full recovery of the grazing
land, but pasture grass adequate to
resume grazing will grow out in one to
two weeks.
Detailed ecological precautions were
taken during the camporee, including no
open ground fires and total policing of li.t·
ter.
All refuse
Marines.
was carried away by the
Severtll visitors turned up at the cam-
poree Satuntay afternoon, including
several members or the Orange County
Board of Supervisors.
Warner said few traffic problems oc-
curred In tho Lquna Canyon Road area,
considering the number of vehicles com·
ing in and out of the vicinity.
All soouts bad packed up their
estimated 5000 pup tents and left by 2
p.m. Sunday.
Not the Rig1it
Car to Hit ..•
A Mission Viejo motorist ap-
parently became flustered i n
Laguna Beach Sunday.
Police f!.rrested him for hit and
run. They said he hit a police car
and then drove away.
Police said Charles Wayne Hoff.
nelster, 21, of 26295 Naccome
Drive, wu arrested several blocks
rrOm the scene of the crash.
Officer Dan Bush was issuing a
·citation to a motorist on Pacific
Coast Highway near Upland Drive,
police said, when Hoffmeister's
vehicle collided with the rear of the
patrol car.
From Pagel
tbe Engineering Building, 400 Civic Greenbelt Plan.
center Drive, Santa Ana. The com---Chino.lllllswithlheareacreepingin-HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT mission will make a recommendation tQ to Riverside and San Bernirdino coun-. , • • •
the Board of Supervisors on the pre; ties. 10 percent of 19,000 acres. . .
PoBll>.an ordinsne&-paekage--and-~-WlllJam..Kuebelbocli-toid-lha~develop---llolpltal Sitmg. . Proposed_ is a Ka_is<r-Permanente
flnanclng plan. mept ol )9 proposed regional parks wouta A lower estimate was cited by facility and Fountain Valley Community
Preservatton ·or open space ID ·0range cost-$483 mllllon and bring public Chan~llor D&niel G. Aldrich "'.hen van also serves a population nearer to OCMC
County will cost $941 million in the next benefits of '620 million. den Noort was in Sacramento recently than to UCI, van den Noort observed.
47 years but there would be $1.54 bllllon Proposed hildng and riding trails aj>pearlng before an Assembly Ways and In all there are 12 hospitals =·
in public benefits, a consultant report outside of, but connecting, greenbelts Means subcommittee. rounding OCMC, confinnlng van den
states. would-cost $8.9 million but generate $14 Both commlttees are chaired by Assem· Noort's view that the county facility, as
The report! by Willlams-]<.:uel;>elbeck million in benefits, the report said. blyrnan Willie Brown, Jr. (J)San part or the total teaching hospital needs
and Associates of Newport Beach, cost The study ~snot include the county's . Francisco). They control the fate of the of UCI, might best serve if it were to be
the county $125,000 and gave them a Santa Ana River-Santiago Creek geenbelt $38 million ol state health sciences bonds renovated and improved in those areas
plan . By Jaw an open space element-must which is being studied by another firm . allocated ror UCI-Callfomia College of where central location near freeways
be integrated into the county's general The consultant said users' benefits Medicine. from all points of the county make
plan by June 30. were based on either ~ entrance fee Dr. Aldrich said April 28 up to $7 OCMC most v a 1uab1 e. The im·
The 235-page report states that the Jn. system or by what tt would cost million of the total bond funds might be provements, van den Noort suggests,
come to the co.unty will be in the form of homeowners to develop open space-spent toward a $10 milllon improvement would be intensive care units, outpatient
users' benefits and money from leases on recreation facilities on tbelr property ll program to bring OCMC up to standards clinics and emergency services, "all im-
open space land for agriculture, recrea-parks were not available. necessary to make it an adequate portant parts of medical education."
tlon and other compatible uses. .The firm estimates that the aves age teaching facility. Presently, OCMC As for spending $18 million to ac-
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Receives
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A series of telephoned threat's and an ·
even more bizarre message left on the
front sent or his car have compeUed a
Mission Viejo man to disperse bis family '
and live alone in hil boDIO pending in· i
vestlgal!on by Orange County Sherill's '
officers. I
Investigators said George Gostenhofer, 1 49, of 24832 San Duval Lane,Jound other
accommodations for his wife and six '
children alter he found a newly severed
ram's head, w.ilh_t,ile knife used to
decapitate the anlmal jammed into its
s!.J..11, on the front seat of his auto·. i
Acting Si<t. Willie Stansbury would only
comment today that the incident and the
earlier telephoned threats .-most of
which have been recorded by officers -
"appear to be part of a big business deal
which seems to be vital to 'certain other
parties."
Gostenhofer today confirmed he had
sent his family to other JocaUons. He said
he made the decision shortly after the
unknown caller threatened to attack and
mutilate two of four daughters. ,
Gostenhofer, who is part owner of the
20-acre Sesame Street Mobile Home Park
in El Toro, refused to comment on the
business deals that may have led to the
threats on his life and tbose of his fami·
ly.
"I carry a shotgun lo and from the
house and I have other forms of pro-
tection," he said. "I am very happy
about the protection afforded by the
sheriff but I don't intend to take any
chances."
Proposal Killed
On Impeachment
LOS ANGELES ('UPI) -A~fution
calling for the impeachment o! Prelldent
Nixon 1f he was personally involved in
the Watergate scandal was offered at a
conservative Republican gathering dur·
ing the weekend, but was killed in com·
mittee.
The resolution caIIed for Nixon's im-
peachment if he was involved in any
ertminal misconduct in connection with
Watergate or if he had advace
knowledge of the burglary at the office of
Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, said Paul
Magnani, state chairman of United
Republicans of California.
The plan includes four large green.-homeowner in the county would pay $131 serve& most of the 64 medical stUdents complish this, .van den Noon ·adds, "It
belts, a network of parks and trails in annually for the proposed county open entered each year int~ UC I's medical somehow ~eerns a shame to spend a lot
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northwest Orange County, other regional s~ce I>!an, and th~ city .P.8!~ enlarge-_ , school program. UC! ~pe,s to ·increase ~make a hospital smaller~ . . ,
UROC has about 10,000 members and
has had some policy differences with the
state Republican party. .
'Me8a '1Clerk liit, parks outside greenbelt areas and scenic ment should popul~tion contmue to groW each class to 96 'Studenb Wheri itB fll'St ''We can 3pend $7 million in a lump
highways and trails. as currently e~nenced. permanent facilities are built. and th k t . vlng Methods of financing the proposed pro-Jf the Plannmg Deparlment1s proposed Aldri h' 1 . •• 1 the cost f sum en pee away 8 tmpro
gram will be contained in the final draft modified growth policy is adopted the ~ s ower estimai.e 0 0 the place with amounts of $1 million 3
of the study, expected May 25 . cost would increase to $lS6 3 year per upgradmg OCMC, .van den Noort said, year until the situation there stabilizes."
In addition to the open space program household. wa.s ~sed .o!l figures prepare:<! by The $10 million figure may also reflect
the consultant urges Lhat tbe county's 26 un1ve~ty off1~1als and deal_ only with the the fiscal realities of county politics. To
cities increase their local park space to a cost of n,nproVIng the teachmg aspects of date county supervisors have yet to react
ratio of 3 acres per l ,000 residents. They 0 C ' the hosp1ta_I. . . . in any way. to the proposal by state of-
stated that the current ratio of all cities 1'3Dge OUDty 8 Both estunates envision .redu.~rng the ficials that $7 million of UC bond money
averages 1.6 acres. number of beds at OCMC since most of might be spent improving the county
Costs would run to $246 million to ac-the overbedding in Ora~ge C.Ounty ap-general hospital for which the board of
quire land and develop and maintain unemployment pears to be concentrated ID the areas ad· supervisors is responsible.
open space in the urbanized norU1western jacent to OClv!C." . Further, some means of asswing a
part of the county, it is estimated. Among hospitals m tbe.ar~ are: ,Pa~ divisio~ of responsibili~ for the hospital
Open space greenbelts proposed in-Drops in Ap1 .. iJ Harbor General; Riverview; Docto.r s stands.~ the ~•Y. of .a_ finaJ com~omlse. elude' Hospital, Santa Ana; Chlldten's HospJtal . A tl~waY. ~~t power• agreement
-Upper Santiago. 32 percont o! a Orange County,· SI. ."Jooeph's, .East-estabUSlilnJ, I\ !<P8'Ble non-profit cor· Unemployment in Orange County drop-Anaheim General, ·Broii!way General, poratlon seems to appeal to none of the
ped again in April to 4.4 percent of the Santa Ana Surgical Center, Sant.a Ana· .parties"":"' the state, the UC regents 91' the
work force on a seasonally adjusted Community, Chapman General, TusUn county. Each would lose elements of
basis. This compares to 4.6 percent in C.Ommunity and Bristol hospitals. fiscal control, van den Noort noted.
March and 5.9 percent one year ago.
Persons on the job in April reached an
From Pagel
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"The punishment they get
posed to be pleasant." •
is not sup-all lime COWlty high of 548,200 for the
month . • While Walla ce admitted that some jails
do permit prisoners in solitary con-
finement to have reading material, he
said that it was a matter which local of-
fi cials could decide.
The cu rrent capacity of Orange County
Jail is 850, with room for 14 prisoners in
solitary is five days at a time , and that
the longest a prisoner normally spends in
solitary is five days at a time, ant that
the longest anyone can remain in jail on
a single sentence is one year .
Wallace denied charges that outgoing
mail is censored, although he said that
officials do give it "spot checks ."
He admitted a charge made Saturday
that some prisoners might be "talked to"
if their n1ail contains attacks on jail con-
ditions, but he said that such \Yarnings
were rare an d "just talk , because we
would never take any action again st
someone as a result of complaints made
in a personal letter."
\Vallace said that he was willing to
cons.ider any changes in jail procedures
that "society wants."
Pair Propose
Reapportionment
Capital News Service
SACRAMENTO -Two conservaUvc
lawmakers have introduced leglslatlon
to reapportion the state Assembly which,
they say, will "maintain the integrity of
cities and counties."
Assemblymen Rober! II. Burke · (f\.
Huntington Beach) and Mike D .
Antonovich (f\.Los Angeles) are the co-
authors.
Statewide the unemployed rate dropped
to 5.2 percent compared to 5.4 percent in
March. The figure represents 443,000
persons looking for work last month com-
pared to 523.000 in March.
Relative to the seasonally adjusted
figure, the Santa Ana office of th e state
Human Resources Development Depart-
ment said Orange County's unempfoyed
for April was actually 4.1 percent, down
. 7 percent since March. The figures are
adjusted for trends in employment
throughout the year based on past pef'<
fonnancc .
Fisherman Drowns
ESCONDIDO (AP l -The body of Billy
Joe Johnson . 42, was found in Lake
Jlenshaw after he fell from his fishing
boat and apparently drowned Sa turda y
night. He was a Los Angeles foundry
worker.
Ki1i lnvit,ed
To N. Vietnam
SAIGON (UPI) -Some relatives
of U.S. servicemen who dJed In
prl!Ont or when their planes crash-
ed will be lnvlled to Norlh Vietnam
to watch the recovery of bodies, a
North Vietnamese ofOclal said to-
day. '
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Robbed of $90
Costa Mesa liquor store clerk Douglas
D. Noonen was treated for a lump on the
head Sunday nlght after a robber clouted
him with a wine bottle and escaped with
$90.
Pollce said the 21-year-old Noonen was
released after treatment at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital. The robber and his
partner, aged apprq~ately 30, and 40,
are. aUll'at Jarge. -.
The'IWO men entered Jloband fat's Liq· uor; .22llQ N""l>Ort' Blvd; lllOlllld 10:50 .p.m: 'and. pretended-to buy ·aome wine.
Theil-""" DI them walloped Noonen on
the noggin, according lo Investigator .. '
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Burke-Antonovich plan arc Oakland, San
Jose, Los Angsles, Long Beach, San
Diego, Torrance and Indu stry.
Ma). Phu Blnh, a North Viet·
namese orflcer with the four-party
Joint Military Team, said the first
group of American and Vietnamese
officers would leave for North Viet·
nam "In the next rew days" to
hegln the recovory.
Informed sources in Saigon aatd
the U.S. government has no official
policy on such visits. They said
Washington would probably nellher
encourgae n o r dJscourage such
visits.
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The two lawmakers lack support (rom
the Repubilcan caucus end know they
don't have backing from Democrats. "l
think this can be an altematlve !or the
State SUpreme Court to consider,'-'
Antonovich said. . ~ • I
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most persons. Gemini can the 'moV• .... rbl )llCIL" wllh VltP, Gemlil -·· mate, partner.fa In picture. You are concerned, this year, talk, write, photograph and Remember p.r or. ~ 'l'bt/e will be plenty of AQUAlll1l8 (Jan. 20-Feb. with moving r es I d e n c e..
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drive, how you ch an n e I You know what to do and
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wife of H. R. Halde--story. You discover who has your own foibles . Display
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~ .Rylett an4-bll wile VbtW•, of tar Yorktown -St.,
eosta.M ... , started looking
for a new boat two years ago.
Rylett, a veteran boabnan
in the Harbor Area couldn'
llnd exactly what the couple
wanted for a comfortable =-boat In the past be
bad built ...... 1 boata. -
"I think I have one more
boat left in me," said Rylett to
hla wile aller monthl of
fruitJess searching. I ' W h Y
doo' · we build what we
want?"
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I ·3 Raft Crew Gtrlnea Pigs
Get Last Hours of f.riva(y,.-~
• LNl £ALMAS, Spain (UPll
. -Tblrteen-htlmaii guinea pigs
eojoyld their ~ bowl of
priV!ICY today befor.e aetlinc
out on a three-mooth voY.ge
that w!U make all ol their ac-
tions and worda public.
The volunteers will Jeave
Tuesday aboard a large raft to
-drift ..,._ the Atlantic in·an
experiment devised by Mex·
lean anthropologist Santlqo
Gencwes.
away Tue!day at Wedne!day 1tep ooto Illa! nl~ Ibero wtll
at the latest." • ' be"° eocapoiJt~tll •l'e
Genoves' purpOSe in Pllilillil-'-14 ~ II lo
together in laolatlon six men . THE JIAl'T, called Alcall -
and seven Women of ct;fftrent ~Indian for "the house on races and backgrounds, he the w$1er" -.will ,,. to....i
said is to t.st their capacity out to sea by tugboat to catoh ' the Mrthern Equatorial ..,._
lo <»e:dst and lhtlr reaclloll rent and the trade wlnda that
under stress. will take it ~ the He said be hopes the-ex-Americas Unilei Its -SWodllb
perimenl will r<Yeal some of skipper, 30-year-old M a r h
the-reuoos for cooflicts in the Bjomstam.
world. !nclllded in the crew ...... It are black and w b I I e "If an, ..... goes wroog,
Americans and a Jew and an won' be the cral~ it will be
the -'•· Alcall i. very Arab. souncf naUtically," said George
('!be crew consists ol seven
women and fivti men from
nine coontries. The caJ>blin
and the navigator will be
women). TREY CANN<rr take even a
"The space around us will book or a newspaper with
Instead of bulldlng fr<m the
11ee1 up, R)'lett lle!ected an Ed
Mook-designed • hull a n d
stOrled outfitting the boat 1J
mootbs ago. PLANT EXPANSION -Willard Boats of Costa Mesa centrare on the Vega-30 yachts pioneered by Willard. be so vast and our own craft them.
has expanded its production facilities with a new The firm also builds fiberglass yachts as large as so small that no one wili be "Anything like a book, which
Saunders, a Br!Uah naval
reserve wbo was part al the
original crew. He pulled out
when ruled Wtl!t by doctors.
plant 'in Fountain Valley. The FV facility will con· 82 feet. able today or do anything could allow someone a fonn of
LAST SAnJRDAY the boat wilhout the rest being able ~ escape, is out," said Genoves,
wu lawlCbed at Rosan's and see or hear," said Genoves. who twice took part in ex-
christened Gotall -mean-c y h F • D uhl F ill" o pioru Thor Heyerdahl's Ra t "t~~l~t:".:":!~!!;;: lil·incb oast ac t irm 0 es ac ties su':.i~'."' t:ESw7i~1\~~dsa~~ ::.Ra II raft Atlantic cross·
hUll"With a beam of 12 feet , six Yucatan, Mexico. "We must have everyone
inches. · "We are still busy preparing expooed and reacting to each The boat Is powered by a Willard Boat Works, builder ment of ita factory direct sales office space will acconnnodate facility is complete with food, getting the equipment other 24 hours a day," he said.
The crew has spent two
weeks in Las Palm.as prepar-
ing themselves pbyslcally and
poychoiogically, testing the
raft and getting used 'to each
other.
"We have had time to
ourselves but every day we
have taken lunch and dinner
alone together to prepare
ourselves," Genoves said • GMC Bar-Toro V-8, 637 cubic of the largest fl berg 1 ass offices at 3336 Via Lido, the newly created yacht and dock.age space for several ready and loading the raft ," "We will be bared to each
inch engine which moves the yachts in the world, has doubl-~.ewport Beach, the increased ship brokerage division. The demonstrator ·yachts. Genoves said. "We hope to get olher inside and out. Once we
J:~trleda comfortakble apeedt ~.i~.:~:gfa~~::·.~: ~1Z~~~i'Rtt~'R~~l!f1'?i~i~~'2~1Z~~~~i'R~~'R~~l!f1i?i;!.~~~'2~1Z~~~~i~~'R~~l!f'R'.¥~'R~~l!:i~ "We to ee p 1 .A ,. !~~ ~ v~n!h\~ !:':et 0~u.:~30c/~'7,~1:; ~ AD PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY MAY 12
touches on an inlaid teak , yachts. ;Jl .
counter for the galley. She In addition to the main plant i salvaged the pieces o/ teak
from scraps her husband in Costa Mesa, which con-
dt.carded in )>ullding the all strucls hulls and large yachts
teak cabin. up to 1211 feet, the new Foun· ~
tain Valley facility will meet o
THE BOAT has u~r and d d f 1' lowtt berths in the V section the greater eman or pro-$
forward . Aft of the "bead" is duction boatS. Present
the galley on · the t><>rl side, ."'1ckiogs extend · out l or six
equipped with a natural gas months in advance. ~
stove and refrigeration. Located at 11200 Condor (> ID -RyJett, a Pacilie Tele'Phonit Avenue in Fotmtain Valley, $ employe built I h e boat oo . weete~ and vacations over the modem 2S,OOO square feet f?
the. last 18 months. Work was producUon area encompases a
delayed for twQ months ,when 2-acre site. It contains over -n
he fell off the boat and frac-$250,000 worth of lease-hold ""
tured both wrists and bis UI>' improvements far fiberglass ~
per jaw. lamination, bulk underground f
He was aided In the project storage of •polyester resins and .,,
by his wife and their son, acetone, and a filter-system to ~
Rick. process fresh air at JOO cubic ~
We tr" to put a little fun fnto "our UJeeld" shopplnu! ••• so, tee halle a feUJ more
elerks, eheekers alUI hox hoB• 1o help BOU. We hatie miuie, soft lights alUI ever"•
thing is super-elean1 -But etien naore fun is the unusuall" lal'IJe alUI llaried aelee-
tion of q11aHt11 items BOU find 011 our shef.,es. Jtla"he that's U!htl people eonae from
all o-.-to shop at Rlehard's. ,tnd as tnother aho•B• said, "QVALITl' IS THE
REAL ECONOJtlY!"
The Ryletts are members of feet per minute. It ls fully laid .a
the Balboa Yacht Club and the out and equipped to be in lull 1"
Balboa Power Squadron. He compliance with the new g wu one of the early members federal regulations for Health ,e
of BPS and was lieutenant and Safety. 1?
commander of the squadron in Jack Hochadel, vice presl-~ -RIC HARD'S
1957. dent, indicated that the in· ll
creasing plant ~ will Homemade Soups pint 49c
Mesa Firm
Will Move
To Irvine
Coastal Recreation of
costa Mesa h a s apnounced
plans to relocate to expanded
manufacturing and corporate
office facilities in Irvine later
this year.
'lbe Southern Caiffornla boat
manufacturer will o c c u p y
three buildings on a 4.77-acre
site at the northeast comer of
Derian and Kelvin Aves. in
Irvine Industrial Complex, ac-
cording to officials o f
Coldwell. Banker and Com-
pany wbo represented Coastal
and Don Koll Company, inc. in
negotiating a iong-tenn build·
to-suit tnmsactioo.
Ko!! will start construction
in July on a 14,300 square foot
fibergtoss layup facility, a
lS,000 square foot o f f i c e
building and a third structure
of approxJmately 39,000 square
feet. Occupancy of the three
buildings ts scheduled for
November.
John H. Albers and James
P. Mackel of. Coldwell
Banker's Newport Beach of-
fice represented C o a s t a l
Recreation, and Martin V.
Jones of the same office
represented Don Koll. Total
conaideraUon involved in the
leases and land sale Is ap-
proximately $1. 75 mllllon.
Coastal Recreation operates
a 75,000 square loot East
Coat manufacturing facility in
8trul>urg, Va. in .add!Uon to
Ila pr-eoent 35,000 oquare foot
manufact..-lng operations plus
ClOlpatlle -... in Costa
Mesa.
aliow fer production schedules
of 6 Vega-30 yacJits pepDOllliJ.
The Vega-30 is a 30 foot off-
shore power boat with acru!s·
ing speed of seven knots and a
Tange of over 50 miles. It is
available in four models tric-
ed in the $24,000 class.
Willard Boat also announced
the relocation and enlarge-
Barnacles
May Help
Dentists
DETROIT (AP) -Dental
researchers hope studies of
barnacles, the marine animals
that attach themselves to the
hulls of boats, will help repair
teeth. ·
Scientists at the Michigan
Dental Association convention
being held here say the
Barnacle, whose hard sbeD
resembles the c a I c i u m
makeup of teeth, excretes a
very strong glue that may pro-
vide a clue about manufac-
turing a similar substance for
dental work.
However, one dentist said
the researchers still have a
way to go becaure "nobody
wants a mouth ruu o f
barnacles."
Canoe Made
Of Concrete
TORONTO (AP)
University of T or on t o
engineers built a concrete
canoe . that floats. The 12()..
pound craft, made of concrete-
coated layers of steeJ..mesh
cloth. is a byproduct of
medical research in concrete-
based casts for broken limbs,
a university spokesman said.
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. " (l;IONDAY, MAY 7, 1973 TEN CENTS
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or Ille n.itr ""' ...,.
J!iots described as the worst In tlie ~ry of the Newport-Ensenada yacht
~ mal'l'ell the weekend of revelry In
EIJ!el!ada as ihousands of dnmlten
Aiijencana barricaded a main street and
bitlled with police. ··Ai least 179 Americans were arrested
'dui:ing the two melees which .erupted In
1-t of Hussong's Bar, a favored water-losi bole In downtown Enaenada. ...,
The bulk of the anesis took place dur·
Ing ao lncldent late Saturday night as the
crowd described u "too DWDelOUS and
too dnmlt" by a police spokesman block·
ed the roadway with cars.
'l'bree of those persona ...... lodged In
the local jail on assaulting-officer
charges. They Included a Seal Beach
youth and BMther from Garden Grove,
reports indicated.
Al the beight of the d!Sturbances
firemen were called to try to queU the
riot with fire ~ accounts said.
Police~ to.blame the 'yachting
crowd specllleally for the problema, but
Instead aald that •the Dood of Americana
was caused by the combination of Cinco
de Ma,0 Celeb!'aUons aod the en(! of the
yacht. cluaic.
1be disturt>aoces, took place at 7 and 9
p.m. at the helgbt of the race finish.
Widespread tumors of gunsbois ao-
eomponled details of the busies with
police, but only one such incident may
have tak<ll pJaC:e and that was a simple
bra!'.!<lllhtng of. a platol. The gw\"toter was
._ ~· arreoted, but be was not
Idell~
Yet another UDCCD8.nned nimor sur·
rtlllDded a blarre Incident at the Hotel
Bahia where four uwtedly ciope.<:razed
yaulhs tried •-dlV. from the roof to the pool, but failed. Three were reported
Injured aerjouoly Iller missing the pool
A fourth uaertedly made ii In the deep
end. He was arrested. Bahia aides refUs..
ed today to coolirm the report.
Police spokesmao Prof. Clemente
Zavala Dominguez said the buslOI
Saturday night Involved only AmertcaN.
"This is .the first Ume In hlstoey that
we have had a disturbance like tbl.s in-
volving Americans," he said.
· "We bad too many people dnmlt In one
place. trying to hurt themselves, 11 he ad-
ded .
oover .ave
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9rang~ -Cou.nty
Jail. Def ended
By JOHN ZALLER
Of tflt DallJ Pli.t Steff
.The supervisor of Orange County Jail
tQ.day defended his facility as "one of the
(inest county jails in tbe nation/' but he
also admitted it fails to meet some new
state prison guidelines.
Replying to charges that his jail guards
are abusive and arbllfa17 ill dea)il!& witll
VCI Favors,
Cory's Stand
On Hospital
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of "" DlllJ Pllet 1 .. ff
Weekend word that Assemblyman Ken-.
neth Cory (D-Garden Grove) may be
&Oftening his blanket opposition to a cam-
pus teaching hospital was warmly receiv-
ed by UC Irvine medical school officials
today.
Dr. Stanley van den ·Noori, acllng
dean of the UC! -California College of
Medicine, volunteered the information
Cory Friday said be would need before
m-g up his mind.
Cory suggested he needed to· know bow
much money would be needed to add to
the $'1 million the university has said it
WoUJ.d spend, to completely "upgrade"
Oijinge County Medical Center (OCMC).
EStlmates in recent weekl -have ranged fro1J1 $10 to $18 million to renew the
county's general hospital In Oraoge
wbere UCI-CCM doc:torK>l>e are train-
ed:.
Cory said he would prefer to vote for 8P'!l'din8 all the UC bealth sciences bond money for an o~pus hospital than
see«MC only "partially upgraded."
·Bot, Cor)' aioo promised to find state
moal!y to make up the dlff~
betWeen what UC! Is committing and
whit ls needed to make OCMC ·a first
cl• teachlDg hospital aod bealth care
de!Nery ,f"Oter. "U ii takes ailOtber $:!
millloo or another $11 mlllion. • .I will
clUlb• In every ,political cblp I'"-aot up
hefe'lo get the money," Cory said.
A~elton-Becket study, van den Noort
said/ suggests $If million would be need-
ed-IO fully upgrade the quality of medical
ser+tces at OCMC .. That figure was used
in a-UCI-california College of Medicine
~ to a stslf report of the Joint
I.q1$1aUve Committee on Teaching
• ·"" (See HOSPITAL, Pqe I) ~
CLA.SSIFIED AD
.
~T..4KES'HER AWAY' . -I '11111 Is a really "trim"' story • • .A
Dilly Pllo\ classllled want ad could help
lillance your next vacaUoo. Sound a Utile
fai-letched? Ji.ad this : •
'63 MGB, god cand.1 many
nras. rlbi wire wheels.
$500.
(PIJooe No.)
'W)len tbl.s advertloer ..,,1 In her J>ay·
mtnt !or tbl.s ad she apologbed !or ber
tan:tlnea. ••However," she wrote. "your
ad dMr 5 calls that weelctnd aod a buyer
for Ille cor. I -hem cm a vacation m-
ing ·-flmdl." Let ,.... ..i.v1oor be your tranl ....,t. _,,. lllllllbm-to call Is -
. ''
prisoners, Capt. Bill Wallace said "our
·officers must obey a code of rules that is
just as strict if not stricter than the one
prisoners follow."
At the same . tiqle, Wallace admitted
that some specific critlclsmJ leveled
against his jail at a Saturday meeting of
the American Civil Liberties Union
(ACLU) !lll!Y bllve beeii -~· . . ·Wllleot •ukfidii.t1.,a_-.,. ••·mot gttJ ,.
~-2~-·~l~-
• ~..., Jt:I • -t~ eala ··!J.-tod tucD..-lelt."
But Walllloe saicl this poHcy was being
reviewed aod ·"probably will be modified
by the end of the month" as a result ol
new state guidelines that go into effect at
that time.
Wallace also admitted that prisoners in
solitary confinement are denied such
sanitary alcts as soap and toothbrushes.
"They can take the toothbrushes and
mark up their cells and use them to do
damage," be said. 1'Tbis can be a prob-
lem. But tbe new guidelines apply In
this area ~ we11 be reviewing this
policy, too."
Wallace vigorously denied charges that
inmates are_ issued dl1y four sheets of
toilet paper per day, aod that as .a result
some prisoners are forced to use socks
and T-shirts for sanitation.
He adnlitted some in m a t e s oc-
lSee REPJ.Y, i'N• JJ _ _
Forestry Captain
Joseph Uimey
Services Tuesday
Funeral services for 28-year.old state
Forestry Service Fire captain Jooepb s.
Camey of Mission Viejo will be beld 2
p.m. Tuesda_y In McCormick Mortuary
Chapel, 1795 Laguna Canyon Road,
Laguna Beach. capt. Camey died Friday
of C'ancer. ' ·
A vetenn of nine years service with
the' forestry division, Captain C8mey
moil recently was assigned to the El
Toro and Jeronimo Road station.
He attended schools In Imperial Beach
and was an Army veteran with service in
Germany. '
SUrviving are bis widow, Mrs. Joellen
Camey, of the home, 24881 Via Larga,
Laguna Niguel ; ·an inlant aoo , Stephen
Joocpb; bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Camey of Lona Beach ; two sisters, Ger·
ry aod Janice Camey, aod a brother;
James, all, of Long Beach, aod bis
paterilal grandmother, Mrs. Geraldine
Camey of Alllbebn.
Dt. William R. Eller, 'J)Ulor of the
Lutbenn C2lurcb of the c.-, Lquna
mu.. wU1 -the funeral -Pallbelms will be fellow llremen.
Burtal will be In El Toro Cenetery.
Navigation Equipment
Stolen Fl'.om Plane
Navigational fqUI-{~ by thO '
pilot at .fllO ,... atolell durll1g ihe ·
weekend from ao airplane parked at
Orange County Airport, aberlll's olllce:la
said, ./ •
Deputits Uld ...... lfCllle GfDe
Davis, 42, of !GO )IJ1l<ntl Drive, Laguna
Beach, told them lntnlden broke Ille
.. ~ of bis -and UIOd • iC!tMIM to •" t h Ille ndlo .... :
meat llUll lhe lmtrumeol -1-
•••
' '· • • ~ • . • DAllY Plltt Staff l'Mt. b1 Rldlarll ICM!ller lllCTIM.,OF ABALONE POINT FALL RUSHED FROM HELICOPTER TO HOSPITAL
' -Anohelm Teen-Llot.cl,in .5i!t1sfactory Condition Tod1y 1t'Hoag Memorial .
Trustees Study
Tennis Court
Funding Request
Copt,er Rescues Victim
Of Laguna Cliff Fall
Logwia Beach school ·trustees today
are still studying a roqueat !or $20,000 to
construct five new' tennis courts on the
J.,ag\1111..Beach.lllgh.Scliool campus,
Wbne sJudy,'~ljnues, trustees 'readUy
Indicated. ~ that they are ·•ware of the Jack of tennis laclllttes In the Art
Colony.
The request for the funds came from
Ronald -· ~ ·Of Tennis Now, ao organization attempting to rolae
money for new tennis facilities.
Roos also has requested the dty of
Laguna Beach to put up $20,000, In ad-
dition to 110,000· to come from Tennis
Now coffers. · .
"I don't see how the board can mab,,a
decision on this toliigbt," said Trult.ee Nonna!! Browne at· last week's ·ix.t,d•
-· "To reaCb out for tennis ciJurts before other budget lleedJ would . be ..
misuse of the trust we were elected with." • . .
"I think we are all In agreement that
we neec;l addttiobal courta," added ~ Patricia Gillette; an avid teruils
fan.-"But a decl.stm on this will haYe to
wait IDIUI the budget Is"'°"' iiolldlfied:"
A Newport Beach police helicopter
landed with pinpoint accuracy on a wave-
s~ept rock at Abalone Point ln Laguna
Beach Sunday afternoon to rescue an
Anaheim teenager who fell 100 feet down
the rugged cliffs near Irvine Cove.
Tom Johnson , 15, ls In satisfactory con-
dition toda~ at Hoag Memorial Hospital
in Newport ~b w:lth numerous cuts
and bruises sustained in hiJ long tumble
to the sea about 3:30 p.m. ·
"We were. called in because nobody
else could get to him," said bellcopter of·
fleer Scott McGregor. ''Tbe water was
high aod the firemen aod lifeguards
couldn't reach him by rappelling down
the .ciff."
.McGregc:r said he made· several swings
by the ledge, which was partly awash In the tilgb sUrf, before deciding to land.
, "I put It down oo the rocks near the
boy and the waves were actually comlng
up to the helicopter/' be said. "I stayed
with the copter and let my observer get
out and load the boy on a litter,"
Observer officer Harry Williams Work·
ed qulckly to lash Johnson , who was only
partly conscious, onto the hellcopter.
Two llleguard~ -Bob L<lngO ewport
Beach and Jim Stauffer of Laguna Beach
-swam lo Rocky Point and belped load
the injured ;,outh on the helicopter.
"I thought any minute a wave was
going to wash' the wbole operation Into the
ocean," McGregor ·said.
The helicopter pilot said the youth was
at Hoag only six minutes, after the
emergency landing. •
"If that bad been done by the men at
th.: top and using an & lbulance, it would ·
have taken at least forty minutes,"
McGregor ·said.
Police said rescue teams from the top
of tbe bluffs reached a girl, Jodloe
Apem, 18, also ol Anaheim, wbo had
been climbing the bluffs with Johnson.
Both bad .apparently been trapped by the
water and attempted to scale the cliff.
Johnson fell , but the teenage girl was
unhurt .
Pete lloBsl, president ol the Lqguna
Beach Tenols Association, told board
members that the joint venture would In-
crease the number ol tennis factUUes "at
onel>a1I the price to the ecllool dllltricf."
Rou, In appealing for approval· of the'
(See TENNlll, Pqe'Z)
Nixon Denies Magazine
Al'legatwns .on Bugging
Not tM Right
Car w Hit •••
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -Tbe
Florida White House, oo Preaident NlJ:.
on's bebaU, lssued today a -ping
denial of any presidential involvement In
A Mlsalon Viejo motorist ap-!be Watergate acandal or a subsequent
paa:<ntzy became f1l1stered I n cove!'.UP. • .. -. ... · · Lquna.Beadl Suoday. .. ... :-,--A1!00i,igh'_ iht Wbite • .liouse recently
Alllat llTelted him lot lilt aod ' ~eclined eommep! on Individual news
.ni. 'l'bll1 aid lie lilt a pol1ce car ' . ,. ' · '.: · ' · -o-
llld lll[la;Jliwe.l'tfllj.. • , -1'QP MARINE LINk!D ~ '6liCe 111'1 aiartoa Wayi;e lloff. TO ELLSB•Ro .CASl.:-P-4 lldilet; ··11,. <II Jiiii Naecome · :-' · -~ '
Drift/ -an...i -blocu ret><Jjs .:.i.una to ;,,.;;1erp1e, deputy from Ille _,. ol lbe crllb. pre.I seer.lacy Geral.d L. Warren aald
d::it" 10°": =.i.i ""'.. ~ · he lelt comment •as merltt!tl oo a .,...__ New1•oe1t ~ nport,, · · •
Ccilat .....,._, ~ Upland Drive, · I , ll lllid'lllal ...... Wtilte ilotllt -1
po8ce . llld. -llol!melster'• Jobo w. I>ean.m was prepared .to leatify vebk:le~ wltb.tllo ,....of the Nix• ~y .,...,.alulatecl him last
polN ,,..,-• -s·e pt ember -~ coverliig up
AdmlnlalraUon Involvement In t h e
Watergate Incident.
Time magazine also carried a sligbily
different account saying basically the
same thing.
Warren'& denial aJao encompassed a
report that Nixon agreed to grant ex-
eoutive clemency to convicted Watergate
conspirator E. Howard Hun~
Said Warren :
"Any suggestion t h a t the President
was aware of the. Watergate operation Is
untrue. Any suggestion that the Pres!·
dent participated in any cover.up ac-
tivities is untrue. Any suggestion that the
President ever authorir.ed the offering of
clemency to anyone in ·thiJ case is alao
false." ·
In reaponse to questions,, Warren said
the statement was lasued with Nlxoo'a
knowledge and approval.
A'sked II the reference to "Wt!eril•la
(See DENIAL, Pa.re II
As for property damage at the popular
Baja California resort, moet of It
amounted to cracked storefront windows
and other minor cases.
And most of the participaots were
released after payq fioes of up to $2t at
the local hoosegow.
Tboae wbo couldn't pay their llneo
would stsy In jaU, said tbe poUce·omdaI.
And In Ensenada, a $12 fine ts the
same as a week behind bars.
FBI Role
In P~ntagon
CaseCite .
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Pentagon
Papers trial judge revealed today that an
affidavit filed by fonner White House
aide Egil Krogh shows that tbe late FBI
Director J. Edgar Hoover persooally ap-
proved the launcbing of a special White
House undercover lnveltigalion ot. the
Pentagon papers case.
U.S. District Court Judie Mall Byrne
said that Krogh "states tliat the -'-1
unit elJl<OSSly agreed· to by Mr. Jfomr
was manifested Jn a lllflDOl',ndum by lbe dlrtic!tar... .
Byrne -he .... -to --Illa! _...tum.
"There appears In tbil document,"
Byrne llid of Krocb'a statement, •:a flow
from tbe bureau to this uni! In the White
House through FBI reports."
Byrne additionally revealed t h a I
another document turned over by the
government today · Indicates !bat the
special White House unit whim Included
Watergate conspirators E. Howatd Hunt
and G. Gordon Liddy may have bad ac-
cess lo secret grand jury transcripll of
testimony in the Pentagon Papera in·
vestigation.
"This indicates that this unit may have
bad grand jury testimony or that Ibey
may had a mention in an FBI report on
grand jury testimony," Byrne said.
Byrne said he wants to inveatlpte
whether there was any improper leak of
the sealed transcripts from the grand
jury that Investigated the Pentagon
papers case.
Hunt has said Krogh ordered lbe
breaking at the office of the psycblatrlst
of Daniel Eltsberg, a defendant In the
Pentagon papers trial here. Krogh is on
leave from his job as undersecretary of
Transportation.
Judge Byrne expaoded his orders on
the government's investigation to in-
clude :
-How long the Department of Jusllce
or the CIA bad pbotograplia allegedly
tsken by Watergate conspirators of the
office of Ellsberg's psycbiatrisl .
-How long the Department ol Justice
bad known that the CIA was coostru¢1ng
a psychiatric proflle Of Ellsberg. -What Information the. government
has on eight boxes of documenis alleged-
ly removed from Hunt's ofllce.
-Any information on e 1 e ctr on i c
surveUlance of the defendanis or thetr at-
torneys.
-Wbetber the FBI bas• any documenis
or statements from fonner White House
Couosel John Dean regarding this case.
He asked prosecutor David Nissen
(See HOOVER, !lace !)
Cout
ll'll be mostzy sunny on Tuesday,
following low clouds along the
ceasUlne In the morning hours.
Highs of 65 at the beaches rtslng
to 75 Inland. Overnight lows In the
50s.
INSIDE TODA 'l' .
Sultfl/ orl of btlly •dancltto
has crealtd quiU a $pasm In old
Southem <:aU<>n capl!OI of 111.,,..
phb, Ten"' 5., llofl/, P09• :16.
... Mite ,.
L.M. l9rli II c.o........ -' c-.... CMIU 1t -" DMl9 ,...._ I ' """",.. ' .llhrt...... ,,
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9AILY PILOT LB
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7eeel'®S -= ~-. ~-· -~T'1r~ts . --. .. -·-.. __ .
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-; A;--·:er ·~ threats e.nd ~
~ blWre. meaage len oa lllo
eeat o! his car have compelled a
1N1111ao. Viejo pan to dilperse hll family
U.. alooe in hll home pendlne m-
.•eatlgallan by Oran&• County Sheriff's
offlcen.
Investigators said George Gostenbofer, ,
49, of um San Duval Lane. loond other
ICCOllllnO'tltkm for bll wife aod six
cblldftn ·a11er he louod a newly 1evettd
nm'• lie.ad, lrilh the knit• used to
~pllite Ibo 1Dlli111 jammed Into Its •-.&11, on the front seat or bla auto. AcltOa s.t. WOiie Stanabu•y would only
comment today that the Incident and the
earlier telephoned tiu.ata -moet of
11blcb have been recorded by officen -
"appear to be port of a big business deal
.wblC~ ...,.. to be vital to certain other
~· partlea? .i.
Goolenholer today confirmed be had
sent hil family to other locations. He said
be made the decision shortly after the
unknown caller threatened to attack and
mutilate two or four daughters.
c.mboler, who Is port owner of the
20-acni Sesame Street Mobile Home Park
In El Toro, reru.ed to cominenl OD the
buslmu cleala that may bave led to the
threats on hll l~e and those of his fami·
ly.
"! carry • shol11111 to and from the
boUJe and I· have other fonns of pro-
•i•' tection," he said. 0 1 am very happy
.,.,.about the protecljon elforded by the
·"' •berlll but r clciG' Intend to take any
· ·'chances." .... :.1 ·
".'.\'Burglars Score
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·.;In Many Areas
.:·of Laguna Beach
~. A rash or·u.ena hit J.aguna Beach over
. .,,. the weekend with a car, some French
•· statues, 1 bite, and the clothing of three
... scuba divers reported mis&ing.
or. Sklney Anderson of 1217 Skyline Drive
reporled lour oculptures valued al $1,250
. ,1 stolen from blJ yard Sunday. Police said
the thief apparently had unJocked a gate
; aUITOUDdlna the property.
,., The mls!lng pleceo Include two seated
,,JafUI! ~all and two French• claasical
urns. '
Chester A. Thompkins, also of Skyline
Drive, •topped by his buslneso at !02
• f Gleoneyre, SQndey afjernoon and 1,11 his ..!. car~ la t1le rear alh!y.
. The 1171 Dataun wu •tolen and has oot
yet been recovered. ·
·;'.:· Three scuba divers at Helaler Part
{Beach ourfaced to find their clotbes
mi!Slng Sunday mornlng. Lawrence and
Wllliam Buttray of Monrovia and David
.. :"Alban of Newport Beach told police tbe
;~ 1tew were worth $210.
:;: A ten-speed bicycle valued at $75 was
: • reported stolen Sunday night from 676
::: GleMeyre. :·: .·• • : ; Froftl P119e 1 ..
il HOOVER ... .: t: several Umes whether Nissen himself !-: bad prior knawledge of lnfonnation
r: related to the brealtio. Nissen repeatedly r: denied that he had. t: "I hope I've made myself clear," said
• • the judge. "This burden is on the govern-• ! ment. To say you don't know where ~' documents are is not enough. 'Ibe nega-
;• live is not going to sustain that burden.
,: Byrne, his own future ent~ngled ln the
~~ case, faces another decision . Attorneys
• : lor Ellsberg and codefendant Anthony
,: Russo say they are considering asking
;. the 9lh Ctreuit Court of Appeal to throw
;: out the Pentagon Papers indictment on
;: grounds the judge was 11oompromi.sed."
; : They complained because a \ now
: : notgned pre!klenUal advi!er. John D. ~: Elrllchman, recently di!eussed with
!! Byrne the future post of FBI director. .. _, '• .~~~~~.,...~~~~~ ...... Ii OWM~An LI
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County Scouts H'ires New
End·_ .;Camporee
Ul"I Tf ......
On Display
~lf·propelled 203mm guns rolled past the review stand ar Israel's _ _::;in Independence military parade today In Jerusalem. ·
County Planners to Study
Proposal for Open Space
By JACK BROBACK belts, a network of parks and trails in
ot ,... ~11y 1"11t1 statt nort hwest Orange County, other regional
The cost·benefit analysis for open parks outside greenbelt areas and scenic
With more than 1,000 Orange County
Boy Sc:oota oalely home alter the
weekend Camporee on 6500 acres of
Irvine Company land, county scout of·
ficlals today termed the'ivent a IUCCeSS
"Not everythlnlf weal esactly right, bui
conalderlng the '"1!llber of people we bad
to think everything went very well," Paul
Warner, public relations director for the
county scouting office, said.
No serious injuries were rePorted from
the full field hospital sent up by tbe U.S.
Marines fnxn El Toro, lbough Warner
said one scout wu sent to santa Ana
Communtty Hospital for eaamlnallon for
a poalble "''OllCUSSlon. Several rattlers were sighted in the
area, Warner said, but no snake bites
were reported. "With such an enormous
amount of activiUes, the ratUm prob-
ably took off for the hilJB," Warner saJd.
Irvine official! touring the site after
camp broke early SWldaY afternoon were
pleased with the minimal amount of
damage to the acreage, Warner reported.
Cattle from the pasture)and were herd·
ed into another section for the three-day
period. Two to three months will be re-
quired for full recovery of the grazing
land, but pasture grass adequate to
From Pagel
TENNIS ...
space in Orange County will be discussed highways and trails . by the county planning commission in a · Methods of financing the proposed pro-proposal, noted the school district last
public hearing Tuesday. gram will be contained in the final draft year collected more than $100,000 of the study, expected May ZS. ,._,_.
The session ls.scheduled at 1:30 p.m. in In addition to the open space program uu.vwau the use of a speclaJ. "COD!DlunlD',
the Engip.eering Building, 400 Civic the cop11:ultant urgea ·that the county's 26 services tax."
Center Drive, Santa Af¥1.. The com· cities increase their local park space to:a· . While that tax will be abolished wilb
million Will make a recommendation to ·ratio of 3 acres per 1,000 residents. They the start of Senate Bill 90 July 1; Ross
the-Board of-Bupervisors on the P'°' stat~ that the current ratio of ail citi., said the school board still should make a
poals. an ordinance package and the averaies:-1.tacres. ---commitment-to-community-facilities -
financing plan. . COSta would run to $11111 mllllon to ac-such as tennis cour1! -nest year.
Preservation of open space In Orange quire 11\lld and develop and malnlalo He declared "It woold almost be a
County will cost $941 million In the next open space In the urbanized northwestern mfSUJe of public funds" to use com.
47 years but there would be $1.M billion part of the coWlty, it is estimated. mWllty service money somewhere elJe in
in public benefits, a consultant report Open space greenbelts prof)O.'ed in-the budget. states. elude: George Fowler, clty recreation direc--
1be report, by WUUams-Kuebelbeck -Upper Santiago. 32 percent of a tor. '8id the city already has $13,800 In a
and Associates of Newport Beach, cost 10,600-acre area under study would be special trust fl.md for the development of
the county $125,000 and gave them a n:iain~ed for open space and recrea-new tennis facilities. He said be ls re-
plan. By law an open space element must t1on. questing $25,000 more be placed In llle
be integrated into the county's general -Aliso Creek. 20 percent of 7,700 acres fund this year. pl!D by June 30. would be set aalde In this area which Is This request will not be acted OD by the
resume grazing will grow out in one to
two trffk!I. •
Detailed ecological precautions were
taken during the camporee, including no
open ground fires and total pallcing of lit·
ter.
All refu.. was carried away by the
Marines.
Several visitors turned up at the cam-
poree Saturday afternoon, including
several members of the OrlI\Se County
Board of Supervisors.
Warner said few traffic problem oc-
CIUTed in tbe Lquna Canyon Road area,
conskiering the number of vehicles com-
ing In and out of the vicinity.
All !COOis had packed up their
estimated 5000 pup tenls and leR by z
p.m. Sunday.
Planners Erase
Townhouse Issue
From Meeting
A Los Angeiea public rel4Uans ex-
ecuUve bas been hired by the Irvine
Company to direcl the lnnd development
and ranching firm's public relations
staff.
Mart.in A. Brower, +11 former vice
president of publlc relations for Welton I
ll«kel and Alsociales of Los Angel.,,
assumed his new pool with the lrYine
O>mpany today. Welton Becket is a na-
tionally recognized planning, architec·
tural and engineering firm.
Brower fills a pooltloo equal lo that of
former Newport Beach city aide Philip
Bettencourt who last week wu hired by
the Irvine Company u director of com·
munity relations. Both report to C.
'Ibomas Wilek, vice prealdent for public I
elfalrs who jolnec the company last fall.
Brower will be respoilsible for develop-1
ment of publl.c relations programs for the 1
lrv!ne company's corporate, commercial.
residential, industrial and agricultural
activities.
1
In addition to his 14 years experience '
with .the Becke~ firm, Brower has public
relations experience with Newhall Land
8!1d Farming Co .• developers of Valen-
cia; the Lynn-Western Public Relations
Agency of Los Angeles, and with the Los
Angeles County Air Pollution Control
District.
Discussion of ~tachu Pjcchu. a pro-H I be of posed $15 million townhouse development e s a mem r the Public Relations i T of Society of America, Los A n g e I e s or op the World in Laguna Beach chapter; the Greater Los Angeles Press
!13s. ~ taken off the agenda fo; Club, the National Associatioo of Real
:orught s study session of the Laguna Estate Editors and the Publicity Club of
Beach Planning Commission. New York.
Irutead, commissioners scheduled a 4 p m tour . of the Can A A native of Los Angeles, he edited the ~di " f yon ctes area Dally Bruin at UCLA where he was w¥bee'"'*"I 1n 19119, Tll!s .,,.,.u graduated with a degree In marketlog :~j~s~ s!'ri:~~CX: ~~~ · He and his wife have four children.·
M.achu Picchu development is built.
Items slated for the regular study F p 1
session af7:30 p.m. at city bail tnclude a rotn .. e
TeJlOrl of the Glenneyre Street-Rezoning --u vprv-
Comniittee, a status report on the Jirog· .I \..£.4 L .l • • •
ress of the Open Space and Conserva· ·
tion elements of the General Plan, a casionally did use clothing for this
report on tree preservation and a report · on the TOPICS traffic circulation plan purpose, but be said it was not necessary
for Laguna. "because guards come aroWld once an
hour and will give them whatever paper
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they need ."
Wallace said that ii Inmates In soliiary
confinement were given whole rolls ol.
paper ''.they could wad It up and plug
pipes or start firel."
The 23S-page report states that the in-already under development. Laguna Beach City Council until late
come to the county will be In the fonn of -Laguna Foothills. 14 percent or 4,700 surumer. users' benefits and money from leases on acres, considerably less than tbe Laguna "Tennis is one of our big recreatiollal operations" extended to lm campaign
open space land for agriculture, recrea-Greenbelt Plan. programs," said Fowler ... There is no espionage and sabotage, Warren aaid , .. It
ti on and other compatible uses. ...{:hlno. Hills lrith the area creeping i& way we can fill the oe<d, Peop!e·loYe ten-extends to all the matters that are oow
Wallace also defended the jail policy of
not permitting prisoners to have any
reading material while In solltary con-
finement.
1be pl.Sn ihcludes four large greeRJ''" to .Riverside m:ad San Bemardinc>,coun-. ~ ln Laguna Beaci.L'' · · 'Under dtscusskm." u ... 10 percent of 19,000 aCre.. · TruStee Geraid Linke, ;Wha 11TaC1e the Wamn 'Mild 'the'·WhlteHouM!:·Oieept in
Willlam .. Kuebelbeck llald that develop-motJoo to table the req1*t until budget th!! lnatance, """1d follow a practice of
"They are in solitary confinement
becauae ot antHoc.ial· behavior '' he said.
"'The punishment they get ~ not sup-
~sed. to be pleasant."
Sertices Slated
. .. meot ol 19 proposed re~ patb woold ,.time. told the Tennis Now ' bickers that. not commentln1r -0n. Individual. oews
cost $483 ·million and bring .. publlc .n!plllr ol serloua ·cracks in· ·th6"hlgb reports be<au,.. of ·,;;.!'dMJmCo 'lDake
benefits of !S20 mllllon. school swimming pool must be the fir!! sure that White House·OmntnBt or· tin .,.
"~rm1\\'.'lllw.ri. f~lll~:thal.~ jaila ao .-rill p soners m sohtary con·
fioement to have. reading material he
sald that it was a matter which toc~l of·
ficials could dectde. For Mrs. Baker
Funeral serices for Jean Baker, wife or
Orange County Supervisor David Baker
will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Waver-
ly Church in Santa Ana.
Mrs. Baker died Friday of a cerebral
hemorrhage at Palm Harbor Hospital.
The couple, who would have celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversar) May 24
resided at 94S2 Royal Palm Blvd.:
Garden Grove.
Visitation for Mrs. Baker will be unlil g
o'clock tonight at Pacific Vlew Chapel in
Newport Beach. Burial wili be Tuesday
at Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana.
Besiders her husband, Mrs. Baker is
survived by her son Robert of Los
Angeles; two daughters, Melissa and
Laurie1 of Garden Grove · and a brother
W. C:Bonner of Texas. ' '
Proposed hiking and riding trails priority of lbe school board In llpeDdlng advertent mtem<nl In Ille White House
outside of, but conoecllng, greenbelts money for recreatiooal facilllle!. brtefmg room will not prejadlc& lbe pro&-
would cost $8.9 million but generate $14 The plan to add the five courts to the ecution or infringe on lhe rights of in-
milllon in benefits, the report said. hlgh school campus was first made by nocent lndivlduals."
The study does not include the county's Ross one year ago. At that time, be said He added:
Santa Ana River-Santiago Creek geenbell be would attempt to raise the $50,000 "That Is our posltloo and will remain Thrift Sale Slated
which is being studied by another firm . needed from the commWlity. our position."
The consultant said users' benefits He told the board Tuesday night that it
were based on either an entrance fee now appears Tennis Now can raise only By Episcopal Church
syslem or by what It would cost $10,000. The $40,000 ~ference should be Muslim 'E homeowners to . develop open space· split between tbe city and schools he xecnted' Books, clothing. toys and fresh baked
rec rea tion £ac1hties on their property if said. ' goods will be offered Wednesday and parks were not available. The courts, according to the proposal, OAKLAND (AP) -Polke say a man 'The firm estimates that the ave.age would be located on the playground area identified as a Black; .Mml_irt\. was ·atiOt Thursday at the spring thrift sale of St.
homeowner In the county would pay $l31 of the "oorlh campus" of tbe high school. and killed In !D "esecution.a)Jylng'' ai a Mlfl''• Episcopal Cliurob, 4211 Park
annually for the proposed county open The plan Involves relocation of two tern· gaa station beno. Jolm'M. Hartway, 116, ol Avenue.taauna Beach.
space plan and the city parks enlarge. porary classrooms on the site, an ad· Oakland, was killed by shot& fired from a The sale will be open from 9 a.m. to 5
ment should population continue to grow ditional $2,000 to ·$3,000 cost that would car .which had pulled alongslde u be was p.m: W~ay .and 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
as currently experienced. have to be absorbed by the school paying a station attend.an(, poUce.: &aid 'I1:!urlday. The sale ts sponsored by the
If the Planning Department's proposed district. Sunday. -cburch. women.
modli1ed growth policy Is adopted the · · ~ . --::--· • ... : ---· ·
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HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT • • •
Hospital Siting.
A lower estimate was cited by
Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich when van
den N~rt was in Sacramento recently
appeanng before an Assembly Ways and
A1eans subcommittee.
Both committees are chaired by Assem-
blyman Willie Brown, Jr. (I>San
Francisco). They control the rate of the
$38 million oC ~ate: health sciences bonds
allocated for UCI-Ollifornia College or
Medicine.
~~· Aldrich said April 26 up to $7
million of the total bond fund s might be
spent toward a $10 million ilnprovem('nt
program to bring OCMC up to sta ndards
necessary to make it an adequate
teaching facility . Presently. OCMC
serve~ most of the 64 medical students
entered each year into UCl's medical
school progra m. UCI hopes to increase
each class to 96 studenls when its first
permanent facilities are built.
Aldri~h's lo\\·er estimate of the cost of
upgradmg OC~iC, van den Noort said. w8:5 based on figures prepared by
university officials and deal only with the
cost of improving the teaching aspects of
the hospital.
Both estimates envision reducing the
number of bed! al OCMC alnce "moll of
the overbeddlng In Orange County ap-
pears to te concentrated ln the areas ad·
Jacent to OCMC."
Among hospitals In the area are : Palm
Harbor Gtneral: Rlvtrview; Doctor's
Hospital , Santa Ana: Chlldrep's Hospital
Orange County, St. Josl!ph's, East
Anaheim General, Broadway General,
Santa Alla Surgical Center. Santa Ana
Community, Chapman General, Tustin
Community and Bristol hospitals.
Proposed ls a !Wser·Pennanente
lac1llty and Fountain VaUey Community
alto aervesi a population nearer to OCMC
than to UCI, vao den Noori observed.
In all thtte are 12 hospitals sur·
rounding OCMC, conllnnlng van den
Noort's view that the county faclllty, as
part of the total leaching hospital needs
of UC!, might best serve U It were to be
renovated and improved in those areas
'vhere central location near freeways
from all points ()f the coWlty make
OCMO most valuable. The lm-
provemenls, van den Noort suggests
\\'OUld be intensive care units, outpatient
cUnlcs and emergency services, "aU lm·
portant parts of medical education."
As for spending $18 million to ac-
complish this, van den Noort adds, "It
somehow seems a shame to spend a Jot
to make a hospital smaller.
11We can spend $7 million in a lump
sum and then peck away at improving
the place with amounts of $1 million a
year until the situation there stabilizes."
Tbe $10 million figure may also reflect
the flacal reallti., of county polltiC!. To
date county supervisors have yet to react
In any way to the proposal by state of-
ficials that $7 million of UC bood money
might be spent Improving the county
general hospital for which the lloard of
supervi!on Is responsible.
Further, some means of assuring a
divl.sloo of responsiblllty for the hospital
stands in the way of a final compromise.
A three-way joint powers agreemmt
establishing a separate non·profit cor-.
poration seems to appeal to none of the
parties -the stale, the UC regenta or the
county. Each would lose elements of'"'
fiscal control, van den Noort noted.
Prtsently the university provl4es
medical services and admin!!lraUon lor
those services. The county picks up the
tab for ho<pltal administration and costs
such as payrolls for non-medical person-
nel, laundry and food serv1 ....
Cory· F.r!day made It clear he does not
stand wltb thole coonty Ugurea wbo feel
the university abould plcl< up the burden
of these coots.
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·MONDAY, MAY 7, 1973 TEN CENTS
179 Americans Arrested· • Ill Ensenada Riots ·-, ·•'
By JOHN V ALTEllZA
Oltlll Delly ...........
Riots described aa the worst In the
batory o! the Newport-E»l'nada yacht
..... mamd the weekend or revelly In
Ensenada .. tbouaaiids of drunken
Americans barrl.c:aded a main street and
betUed with police.
At least 179 Americans were arrested
during the two meleeo. wblch erupted In
front of Hussong•s Bar; a favored water-
ing hole In downrown Ensenada.
'!be bulk of the arrests took place dur-
ing an incident late Saturday night as the
crowd ~bed as '"too numerous and
roo drunk" by' a polfce spokesman block-
ed the roadway with cara ..
'Ibree of thol' persoos were lodged In
the lccal jail on assaultlng-olficer
charges. Tliey Included a Seal Beach
youth and another from Garden Grove,
reports indicated. '
At the height of the disturbances
firemen were called to try to quell the
riot with fire hoses, ACCOUDts said.
Police declined ro blame the yacblln&
crowd specificaIIy for the 'Jll'Oh!Oma, but
instead said that the IIood of Americana
,. .. caused by .the comblnatton of Cinco
de Mayo celebnltloos and the end ol the
yacht classic.
The disturbances, took place at 7 and t
p,m, at the beiib! ol the race finish.
Widespread ni:nors of gimshots ac-
companied details of the hassles with
police, but only one such incident may
have taken place· and' that wu ·a simple
bnndloh!111 o!. plijor'l1>ep p ....
._ -arielled, but be "u not
Ident!ll.a.
yet inotber 1IOCOllllrmed l'lllDOr ..,..
rounded I blu!ft Incident It the Hotel
Bahia where foor -rtedly dope<razed
youths tried 1 llWlll dive from the roo! to
the pool, but f~ Three were 1'0pOl1ed
Injured IUlously ·-mllaing tlio pool. A !ourtb asserledty mode It In the deep
·UCI Likes Cory Switch
Assemblyman Ma y Back Hospital Given New Facts
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of 111 o.llr ,l .. r Stiff
Weekend word that Assemblyman Ken-
neth Cory ID-Garden Grvve) ·may be
softening his blanket oppOsition to a cam-
pus teaching hospital was warmly receiv-
ed by UC Irvine medical school officials
making up his mind. spending all the UC health sciences bond A Welton-Becket study, van den Noori
money for an on-campus hospital than said, ~ggesb $18 million would be· need.
see OCMC oniy "partially upgraded." ed ro fully upgrade the quality of medical
But, Cory also promised ro find ~le services at OCMC. niat figure was . used
money to make up the difference in a UOl.callfornla College of ~edlclne
between what UCI is committing and reply to a staff report of the Joint
what· is needed to make OCMC a flI"St Legislative Committee on Teaching
end. He was arrested. Bahia aides retus-
ed today to oonfirm the nport.
Police spol\esman Prof. Clemente
Zaval1 Dominguez said the hassles
Saturday night Involved only Americans. ·
"'Ibis Is the !irst time in history that
we have had a disturbance like this in-
volving Americans," he said.
"We hid too many.people drunk in One
place, t,Ying to hurt themselves ," he ad·
ded.
As for property damage 1t the popular
Baja Californil ""°rt. moot DI. It
amounted to cracked ltottfront windows
and other minor cues.
And moot of the participants win
released after paying floes of up ro $24 al
the local hoosegow.
Those who couldn't pay their fines
would stay in jail, seld the police off!c!ll.
And In Ensenada, a · llJ fine Is the
same as a week behind ban.
--today,
Dr. Stanley van de_n Noort, acting
dean of the UCI -California College of
Medicine, volunteered the infonnation
Cory Friday said be would need be!ore
Cory suggested he needed ro know how
much money would be needed to add· to
the $7 million the university has said it
would ~pend, to completely "upgrade"
Orange County Medical Center (OCMC).
Estip)ates_i_n ~cent we,:.ek§ h~ve ranged
from $10 to $18 million to renew the
cOunty's general hOspital in Orange
where UCI-CCM doctors-~be are .... train-
ed ..
class teaching 'lioSpiUlrand-health care-Hospital-6iting!c. ---------
delivery center. "li I~ takel, another 13 A lower. tldml\e W!ll cited by
Cory said he would prefer to vote · for
I
Viejo Family Ev~cuated
:After Threats of Death
A l'ries ol telephoned threats and an
e.ven more ~ menage left OD the
frvnt seat of his .., Ii, .. ·~mpel!ed a
Mllaion Viejo i::an ro.d!JperM bis !amlly
liid live alone In his home pending In-
wlllgatton by Orange County Sherill's
of!Icers.
Investigators said George Gostenhorer,
49, or 24832 San Duval Lane, found other
acconvnodalions for his wife and six clJiJd""! alter be found a newly aevered .
ram's head, with the knile used to
decapitate the animal jammed Into its
s:..ill, on the front seat of his auto.
Acting S~. Willie Stansbl.. 'Y would only
comment today that the incident and the
qrlier telephoned threats -most of
whlch have been recorded by officers -
"appear to be part or a big business deal
which seems to be vital to certain other
parties."
"Gos-er today confinned be had
sent his family ro other locations. He said
be made the decision shortly after the
unknown caller threatened to attack and
muU!ate two of four daughters.
Gostenho!er, who Is part owner of the :zo.acre Sesame Street Mobile Home Park iD'l!~ Toro, !'!fused to Comment on the
hlW!iess deals that may have led to the
-ts on his li!e and tiiose of his fami-
1.y.-ir.;
· ll1'•carry a llhotgun ro and !rom the
bQt., and I have biller forms o! pro-
tectlm " be said. "I om very happy ~ '])_ I
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'Trashkethall'
·r .. ·
~akes Disposal
'"'f'"' • Fun for Students
• .. ~ • La 'l>az lntannedlata Scbool counselor St~Gray says the ri1osl cormnon reac-
l udeJiti ro a Mw~llh-<olltcting
l!I 11n•1 dumb but I like it."
the game of "trasbketba.11" has
In 300 pounds o! trash per day,
tpdents at the Missioo v'iejo School .. _. icrounglng !or !rash" lo stay In -"tlon !or'the "Golden 'l'rUi can A'!_Ol:d." . . · arv, 110t the Idea .. 11e noticed 11ow
ildo',pljch traab Into I can l'llber than
jlili clJHping It In.
'So,.if deolaned I . modified bulit!>all .Jitop wttlt a -on It .
Tli0 "1 fod11Stlial arts -'lnade ~ of UJe deslpl llild pi!nted the
-lllopo br1cht collln. They fastened Mdt bl1ket ro a bockboanl whlcli at-
tadla lo a truh can. o..., who baa betn keeplD1 careful
-of the projed, 11111 the ....... -b!r ol. trub pi.... per .... bu
fnmlOtollO. -, •
rlftly do lllYlhlnl! un!MS H'a
.. ,their while," Gra·y Aia. "Wi'nlade
airlltllildy emtlng game Iepl." ' ·
lo fir, 120 kids blve llsned up on !Ive
'.'Pfl'*'tball" team1. 'l'llO rulel are ilinfle<' llO rodu and DO •takirW troah !l'om 'Ille C111 lo thrvw It beck In. Each
to.al 1lu a -ud weJPer 1ll>o .........
,,. hob dtomplm wtll flllT1 home •
goldell ""' •
about ·the protection afforded .bf the
sl\erjff ,ll!it .J doo:I lalo!MI '1o.lab aey
chances."
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New Chi1d Care
Programs OK'd
SACRAMENTO (AP) -New child
care programs , to serve . 1,081 more
children in seven counties, including
Orange County, have been approved by
the State Department of Education,
California schools ctlief Wilson Riles said
Friday.
The seven new programs are financed
by a $1.7 million state appropriation for
experimental programs, Riles said.
They are in addition to 337 existing
child care centers, financed by .state and
federal funds, which serve.. 261000
children.
In addition to Orange County, the new
progranu will be in Los Angeles, San
Diego, San Joaquin, Santa Clara, Shuta
and Stanislaus counties.
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million ,.or another Ill mIIUoo. , J . wtll Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich when van
cash in every politlcaf chip I've got up den Noori wu In Slcramenro receDl!y
here to get the money," Cory said. (See BOl!Pl'l'At, Pip Z)
Not the Right
Car-to-Hit •..
A Missioo Viejo motorist ap-
parently became fiustered i n
L;lguna llefc:b Sonday,
Police amsted tiiin for bit and
, fU!' '11!1:1#&111t£F
"1116 !)ll!l!;l!\'M Wlf,' 1fijli -, ~~~~blockl~
rrom ~ ,.,.,.. o1 tile crash.
Offieer Dan 'Bush Was issuing a
citation to a motorist on Pacific
Coast Highway near Upland Drive,
police said, when Hoffmeister'•
vehicle collided with the ,rear or the
patrol car.
Jail's Director
Defends County's
Pe:rial Program
By JOll!i ZAlLER
or ,... Dlflf ,... ''*"
1be supervisor er Orange County Jail
today defended bis f$cllltf u "me of the
finest county jails ID the nation," but he
also admitted it fails to meet some new
state prlsOo aufdelines.
Replying ro charges that his jail auarda
are abusive and arbitraey in <leallnc with
prisonen, C.pl Bill Wallace said ••our
olficen must obey a..CO!I<: ol,ruleo tl!at Is
jusl u strict II not ilricter than the one
prisoners follow." .
At the ume time, Wallace admitted
that some specific criUcfams leveled
against his jail at a Saaway meeting ol
the American Civil Liberties Upioq
(ACLU) may have been accurata.
Wallace 111c1 thal prionien do not get
boob or mqainel sent ll!«Julb _tho
mail "because It Would in-it a
houael:eepinil prolllem II :we !IN. to deal
with the tbfnp i11er ..-S·Iefl.''
But wan-, llljd this poUcy-wu be!nf
reviewed llDd ''probeblf wlJI. lie modified
by the end of the -th" ... -of
new state guldetlnes tbit go Into decf 11
lhlt lhl!e.,
Wallace aiso adlilltt..r thal i>dionen In
8oUtary cobllaement 1rt denied ' lllCh
unllary al& u -IDd tQotbbniobeo, .. ,.,,.,. can lake the --an11 mart up ·thelr·ce)IS IDd ... them lo do
... ,,..," be·raid. "'l'bb ... be~ =-:~ i=. ~s:e= ..... u1:! policy, ·too. u
Wallace~ denlecl ...... that imlates are iAl>ed illy f\llr' -. of
toilet paper per doij, and tbot II I .,..it
--prliiloln ..... ·t.n:.d lo ... -
andT-·for.-
Be mwe.t -I D.111 1 I e I co.
c1-....ar • .. me ...,I"'* for thll
P*itlll, flat.-Ja.l&ld·tt ...... " .... ,..,..._ ...... _ ..
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COHll-wN .... wlia1le ... ol._
poper "tbeJ ..... ~ ll ap .... ,...
plpo1 or lllrl IIno. ·
wau-ai.o •rr•11 .. Jiii! pollcJ ot. not permlUins Jlri-*' lo !!Ive any I
readln( ~ wllll! ilHIOIJi11'1 -ftnement; "•
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Nixon Denies
Involvement
coverup. .
Although the, WJl!te Hou!e recently
declined comment· on· llldivld(lal 'news
TOP MARINI LINKED .
TO ELLSBERG CAS~age 4
reports · relatillg ro Watergate, deputy
press aecretar:y Gerald L. Warren. said
he felt comment was merited on a
Newswtek magazine' report.
It said that ousted Wblte ·House COUlllel
J oho iV. Dean Ill was pi-epmd ti:> testily
Nixon personally coogratullted him lut
September for covering up
Administration lrivotvement in the
Watergate Incident.
Time magazine also carried a a!IghUy
different account saying tiasically the
same thing.
Warren's denial also encompassed a
report that Nixon agreed to grant ex·
ecutive clemency to convicted Watergate
conspirator E. Howard Hunt.
Said Warren : ·
"Any suggestion t b a t the President
was aware of the Watergate operation 1s
untrue. Any suggestion that the Pres!·
dent participated. in any cover-up ac-
tivities is untrue. Any suigestion that the
President ever authorized the offering of
clemency to anyone in this caai ~ also
false ." ln mponse to questions, Warren said
the statement was "issued with Nixon's
knowledge and approval.
Asked H the reference ro "Watergata
operations" extended ro 1J'12 .Campelp
espionage and sabotage. Warren Aid, .. It
extends ro all the mailers that .,. now
Under diacussion."
Warren said the White H6use, except In
this instance, would follow a practice of
not commenting on individual newt
reportJ because of a "desire to make
sure that White House comment or an in-
adverient statement In the White Home
briefins room will not prejudice the .,....
eculloo or lnfr!Dge on 1111 rl&bll ·ti 111-
noctnt lndlviduals."
CLASSIFIED A.D
'T A.KES H£R A.WAY'
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Daily .Pilot clullfled -ad cNd help flDuce your next vacation. Soon4. a litUe
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Wbon tbls advor'tber sent 'ID "W .poy-
ment !or this ad she 'apoq!Md w her
tardinea. "Howeftr,'' lbe wrote, ·•-,our
ad drew I callt tlllt ~ lld I buyer
fer the car. I hive bom-<l!l,a Y1ICllioa u11-
lnc -flmdl." Lil.,...."""' .. be -trawl .pit '!'Ilea I ... ID'mll Is -.
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Seif-propelled 203mm guns rolled past the review stand at Israel'•
25tb Independence hill.ita.ry parade today in Jerusliem,
. . ~ . ·M er OK:d Ellsberg
Probe, Krogh Claims
LOS ANGELES !AP) -The Pentagon
Papen tr'.at judge revealed Wday that an
affidavit filed by former White House
aide Egil Krogh shows that the late FBI
Director J. Edgar Hoover personally ap-
proved t~ launching or a special White
House undercover investigation of the
Pentagon papers case.
. U.S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne
said tbat Itrogh "states that the special
unit "P~ly agreed ro by Mr. Hoover
was manifested in a memorandum by the
director."
Byrne said he wants to set that
memorandwn.
"There appears in this docmnent,"
Byrne said of Krogh'• statement, "a now
from the bureau to this unit in the White
House through FBI reports."
Byrne additionally revealed th a t
another document turned over by the
government today indicates that the
special White House unit whicb included
Watergale conspirators E. Howard Hunt
and G. GordoL Liddy may have bad ac-
cess ro secret grand jury transcripts or
testimony in the Pentagoo Papen In-
vestigation.
"Thi& lndlcates that this unit may have
bad grand jury testimony or that they
may had a mention in an FBI report on
grand jury testimony," Byrne said.
Byrne said be wanl3 ro investigate
Forestry Captain
Joseph Carney
~ervices Tu es day
.
Fulleral 1UY!ces !or 26-yur-old state Foremy Service Fire captain Joseph S.
Carner_ of _Mluion Viejo will be held Z
p.m. Tue9day in McCormick Mortuary
Chapel, 17111 Laguna canyon Road,
Laguna Buch. capt. carney died Friday
of cancer.
A ffteran·oC nine years service with
the forestry division, captain camey
most recently was assigned ro the EI
Toro and Jeronimo Road station.
Ile alleDded schools in Imperial Buch
and wU an Army veteran with aervlce In
~. ~MDI are his wid9w, r,trs. JoeUen
Carney, of the home, 24881 Via Larga, IAlunl Niguel ; an infant 10n, Stephen ·
Joseph;'bll parents, Mr. and Mn. llaIJ!ll
Camey ol Long Beach ; two alston, Ger·
ry and Janice Camey, and a brother,
James; III ol Long Beach, and his.
paternal 1f8ndmo1ber, Mrl. Geraldine
Clmey·'ol Anaheim .
Dr. William R. Eller, pastor o! the
Luther'lli Churth or the Cross, Laguna
Hl111, will conduct the hmeral aervicea.
Pallbelrtn wlll be fellow firemen.
Burill will be In El Torv Cemetery.
whether there was any improper leak or
the sealed transcripts from the grand
jury that lnvl!Sligated the Penllp
p11pers case.
Hunt has said Krogh ordered lbe
breaking at the o!fice ol the psycblatriat
of ~el Ellsberg, a de!endant In the
Pentagon papers trial here. Krogh is on
leave !rvm his job as underaecretary of
Tranaportation.
Judge Byrne expanded his orders on
the government's investigation to Jn. elude:
-How long the Department of Juatlee
or the CIA bad photoeraphs alltfllC(ly
teken by Watergate con•plraron o! thii
office or Ellsberg's psychiatrist. --i
-How long the Department o! JU!tice
had known that the CIA was constructing
a psychiatric pro!ile o! Eilsberg.
-What lnfonnaUon tbe government
bas on eight boxes o! documents alleged-
ly removed from Hunt's office.
-Any infonnation on e I e ctr on I e
surveillance of the defendants or their at. tomeys.
-Whether the FBI bas any documents
or statements from fonner Whlte House
Counsel John Dean reglrding this case.
He uked pnioecutor David Nissen
several times whether Nissen himself
bad prior knowledge or lnlormatioo
related"lo"tbe lreakin. Nissen repeatedly
denied that be bad.
.. 1 lx>pe l'fe mlde myaelf clear," aaid
the judge. '"lbla burden Is oo the 11\lVl!Tl>-
ment. To llt,J yaa don~ knew where
documenta. Ire ta DOI enough. The nega.
Uve ls DOI Coins ·to IUltaln that buntm.
Byrne, hIS own future entangled In the · (~ BOpVEll, ;>are I)
We•Oier
It'll be mosti, sunny 00 Tuesday,
lollowing low clouds along the
coastline In the morning hours.
Higba ol 6.1 at lbe beaches risfng
to 75 inland. Overnlgbt lows In the
50s.
INSIDE TOD-'Y
SM11r1/ art of beflu doftdftg
haJ crC<Jted quit• a -ill old s~ cotloll copifA!I of .w .....
phb, Tenn: See •lorJI, POQ• 24.
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• Jlijf.!"Sl:outs ·~llome Iller ~ ~ .Wllmd camporee1 'on 6500 ·acrts of
-r ~ ComP.llDY lind,,_~ ICOUt of·
" ·~ todaf'tmned'thO'~vent 1·111....,..
,. "· NohV.iythl\lj ~ exaclly 11cbt. but
-<• ooriPt1rln1.tbe niirDber of people we bad to·thlnlt mr,thing -t very ... u;• Paul
Warner, public relations director for the
~ty !OQUllDg oll!oe~zaid.
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conslderlng the number of vehicles com·
Ing In and out of the vlcl!illy.
All ocouls had packed up their
estimated ;ooo pup tents and left by 2
p.m. Sunday,
HOSPITAL ..• · Ne> ..,ioul. ~litre repoit8il from the' fali' &ld llospl1al'.oeot up by the U.S. M1rl!fls '!run Bf Tlii'o, though Warner appearing before an Assembly Ways and
Aid obe ·ICQUt *8i ~1e11t to S&nta Ana Means subcommittee.
Comm'unity RolPital for e1amiMUOD for Both committees are chaired by Assem~
a ~le ....oncussion. blyman Willie Brown. Jr. (0-San
DlllY Piiot Sllff ~ Pw 111.khll\t KM!lltr
Irvine Co.
Hires New
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A Los Angeles public relations ex·
ecutive baa been hired by the Irvine
Company to direct the tand development
and raocblng firm's publl~·.relations
staff.. .. • ·
Martin A. Brower 1 44, fortller vice
president of public rela,ttons for Welton
Becket and Associates of, Loa: Angeles,
assumed his new ~t with the Irvine
Company today. Welton Becket is a na•
tionaily recogni2ed planning, .architec-
tural and egglneering firm. ·
s.Veral rattlers were sighted In the Frandsco). They control the fate of the
area, Warner said, but no snake bites $38 million of state health sciences bonds
were reported. "With 1Ucb an enormous allocated for UCI-Califomia College of
-cl. activities, the rattlen prob-Medicine.
VICTIM OF ABALONE POINT FALL RUSHED FROM HELICOPTER TO HOSPITAL
Anaheim TMnager Listed In Satisfactory Condition Today at Hoag Memorial
Brower fills a posiiloo equal t.o that or
former Newport Bea_ch city aide Philip
Bettencourt who las\ 'week was hired by
the Irvine Company 8s dir~or of com·
munity relations. Both ~ reP,Ort to C.
Thomas Wilek, ViC!! p~~elll 1or public
affairs who jo_!ne.: the·~ Jast fall.
Brower will be res~ble for.develop-
ment of public relations progtalris for the
Irvine company's corporate, commercial.
residential, industrial and agricultural
activities.
llily toot off for the billa," Warner aakl. Dr. Aldrich 1aid April 26 up lo 17
Irvlne officials touring the site after million of the total bond funds might be
' camp brQke early Sunday afternoon were spent toward a $10 million improvement
pleUed with the minimal amount of program to bring OCMC up to standards
damage to the acreage, Warner reported. necessary to make it an adequa te
Clttle from the pasturelaod were bent-teaching facility . Presently, OCMC
ed Into aootber section for the three<lay serves most of the 64 medical students
period. Two ·1o three 'months will be re-entered each year Into UCI's medical
qu1re<! for full r-.ecy of the grazing school program. UC! hopes lo increase Illld;_~bol-~ graas adequate lo each class to 911 students when Its first
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For Saddleback
Y Summer Camp retame: .,.,__.. will grow out in one to permanent facilities are built.
~ ecologlcal precauUons were Aldrich's tower estimate of the cost of The summer camp season, complete
tum= the camporee, includlna no upgrading OCMC, ·van den Noort said, with bug bites , bruises, whittling sticks, •--~ •J·' poll-" ... r oI lit was based on figures prepared by and campfires, is at hand. ~ -ua--""""' '--to 0 • university officials and dea1 only with the Signup for camp programs sponsored
All refute wu carried away by the cost of improving the teaching aspects of by the Saddleback Valley YMCA have
,.•, Marbles the hospital: begun.
• , _ • .r•. · Severi! Yislton turned up at the cam-Both estimates envision reducing the A free ice cream cone goes to the first
1• ·! Sat·""'-afternoon including number of beds at OCMC since "most or 100 kids to register. --.:;:.1 ~ , ........ ,,._ • the overbeddlng in Orange County ap-The Y program incltides da y camp, _,_ sev~ memben of the Orange County pears to L:! concentrated in the areas ad· resident camp, caravan camps, and
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,,·Board Of. Supervt
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aora. !Ii · -"-1 jacent to OCMC." family camp. AH are. coordinated by
. Warner: aald ~w: tra IC piuu.ems OC· t , __ , ¥'MCA ' d . ..... -~ lROaa----Among--hospitals-in..the-area--are:-Palm-rauteti---.ea ers.-~--_ ,
.. '•1'.,, cqrreid m. the ~guna canym area, Harbor General; Riverview; Doctor's Day Camp star.t~. July 23 and goes for
. " Hospital, San\il Ana; Children's Hospital f~ur one-week. sessions. Bu.s <r~porta•
Fl_ Orange Confity, -st. Joseph's, East , lion and a ~ally beverage are rncluded. .. , Daily Pilot wg Anaheim General Broadway General An extra extended care program for
, ··.::· Santa Ana Surg:tc&l Center, santa A~ children fiv~ through twelve will also be
1 • • Community Chapman General Tustin available this year for a small fee. : , .. :" .. ·Not So popular Community' and Bristol hospitals'. Mountain lovers in grades four through Proposed is a Kaiser·Pennanente six-ma.Y choo.se from three one-week
' .,, facility and Fountatn Valley Community mountain resident cam ps at Camp
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' .• I> w 'th 'Pl -naperS also serves a population nearer W ,QCMC Osceola. AH ~f!lps are coed. . • ~" f, .I' uig th t UC! v den Noort obse.rVed. Studen~s w1sh~ng to ~am thetr way to , , _ an o • an . camp \VIII begin selling butter toffee
·-·· It's not that we believe in only waving
our own flag -we would wave Old Glory
~ · and the Califomia flag too -if only the
', thieves would let us.
· · Both the U.S. Flag and the California
· boar flag were pirated from the Dally
· Pilot mast again sometime between Sun-
day momtng and today.
The Daily Pilot's own banner again
was the only piece al cloth left to flutter >-in the breeu at our-main office 00·;330 W.
! ' Baj St., Costa Mesa.
Since the Daily Pilot lighted its staff
.:-about three months ago to fly the Rags
1 • ·.ca a 24-bour basis, a total of five ensigns
;.: have been heisted by thieve s.
.. The score is: JJ.S. Flags, 2. California
Flags, 3. Daily Pilot flags, O. -. ' ' • • ; i Pep Squad Set
11 ~::~ ~:: Vi~~~'~hool
' l' chose the 1973-74 pep squad last week in ~ an assembly which featured songleader
~ and cheerleader seml·finallsts.
( Chosen for varsity cheerleader were: i Joanne Dames, Sheree Bartlett, Nan.iette
"' Hemm, Evelyn Homs and Tonl Marrin. ~ Songleaders will be: Karen Benkert Gall i ~ Goodell, Vicki Harrelson, Lynn
~ Magorien, and Janice O'Hagan. ~ ~ Junior varsity and fr eshmen·
~ sophomore cheerleaders will be chosen in
~ the ne1t few weeks.
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I Fisherman Drowns
ESCONDIDO (AP) -The body of Billy
Joe Jobn8on, 42, was found in Lake ~ Heoabaw after be fell from his fishing
~ boat and apparently drowned Saturday
~ nighl He was a Los Angeles foundry
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Jn .all there are l~ ~sp1tals sur-peanuts early this month. round~ng . OCMC, confirming v~~ den Ten caravan trips, including a trip to
Noort s view that the ~unty f~c1hty, as San Francisco, are also being offered.
part of the total teaching hospital needs · Persons wishing more information may
of UCI, might best serve if it were to be call the y at 830-9622 or stop by at 23131
renovated ~ lmp~ved in those areas Orange A venue El Toro.
where central location near freeways 1
from all points of the county make -k -k -k
OCMC most valuable. The im·
provements, van den Noort suggests, D d1 • G' would ·be intemive care uni~/ outpatient ea1ne · 1ven
clinics and emergency services, "all im·
portant parts of medical education." For Saddleback As for spending $18 million to ac·
complish this , van den Noort adds, "It
somehow seems a shame to spend a lot
to make a hospital smaller.
"We can spend $7 million in a lump
~um and then peck away at improving
the place with amounts of $1 million a
year until the situation there stabilizes."
The $10 million figure may aJso reflect
the fiscal realities of county politics. To
date county supervisors have yet to react
in any way to the proposal by state of·
fi clals that $7 million of UC bond money
might be spent improving the county
general hospital for which the board of
supervisors is responsible.
Further, some means of assuring a
division of responsibility fot the hospital
stands in the way of a final compromise.
A three-way joint powers agreement
establishing a separate non-profit cor·
poraUon seems to appeal to none of the
parties -the state, the UC regenU or the
county. Each would Jose elements of
fiscal control, van den Noort noted.
Preseritly the university provides
medical services and administration for
those services. The county picks up the
tab for hospital administration and costs
such as payrolls for non-medical person-
nel, laundry and food services.
Cory Friday made it clear he does not
stand with those county figures who feel
the university should pick up the burden
of these costs.
The university has made it clear it
would not allow a single medical school
campus to operate t\'fO teaching hospitals
...... particularly when OCMC as one of
them run s up $8 1nillion deficits each
year .
Assuming legisla tors agree, UCI ap-
pears confident it could run a three-level
s31stem of medical care including out·
patient clinics in four county locations,
emergency services at a 315-bed OCMC
and a combination of these 'vith exotic or
more wiusual cases being treated at the
mbed campus teachi ng hospital.
The latter "core" facility would take
advantage of the millions of dollars
already invested at UCI in basic science
J!.~ other academic disciplines which
would complement the medical school
facilllies.
C.ou.nty views on the entire package
may be made public on May 17 when
supe rvisors mull a resolution of support
already passed by most. other jurisdic-
, lions in Orange County.
However, that action. U fayorable, may
come too late to help bl Sacramento.
si~ the tea~hing hospital siUng com·
m1rtee repol11s due to be delivered May
15 to legislators in time for the budget
allocations votes.
Muslim 'Executed'
OAKLAND (AP) -Polloe say a man
ldentirled as a Black Muslim was shot
and killed in an "execution slayln( at a
gu station here. John M. Hartway, 36, of
Oakland, was killed by sholl fired from a
car which had pulled alongside aa be was
payinj a staUon attendant, police zaid
Sunday .
YMCA Program
Registration deadline is May 16 for 15
special interest programs sponsored by
the Saddleback YMCA.
The choices include belly dancing,
baton , bicycle maintenance, and bridge.
All classes are held at the Saddleback
Valley YMCA.
More infonnation on any of the classes
listed below may be obtained from the
local Y, 836-YMCA.
-Ladies Auto Mechanics and Simple
Car Repair : 1 to 2 p.m. Mondays for
eight weeks beginning May 21.
-Balon: 3:30 lo 4:30 p.m. Tuesday
beginning May 22.
-Belly dancing : 9:30 to 11 a.m. Tues-
day for six weeks beginning May 22.
-Bicycle Maintenance: 3:30 to 5:30
p.m. for four weeks beginning May 23.
-Bridge: l to 3 p.m. Thursdays for
eight weeks beginning May 24.
-Cake Decorating: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Wednesday for six weeks beginning
May 23.
-Charm School for Girls: 3:30 to 4:311
p.m. Thursdays for .six weeks beginning
May 24.
-Creative Stitchery : 1 to 3 p.m.
Tuesdays for six weeks beginning May
22.
-Crocheting: 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays for
six weeks: beginning May 21.
-Gymnastics : 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mon·
days for six weeks beginning ·May 21 .
. -Home Landscaping : 7:30 to 9:30 p.m,
Monda.ya for six weeks beginning May 21.
-Macrame: 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday for
iix w<e'b beginning May 24. -Sllin 'N Trim : 9:30 lo 10:311 a.m .
Mondays : ... J Wednesdays beginning May
21.
-Stretch Sewing: I to 2 p.m. Tuesday
fur six weeks beginning May 22.
-Tiny Tots: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m .
Tuesdays and Thursdays for five weeks
beginning May 22.
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HOOVER ...
case, faces aoother decision. Attorneys
for Ellsberg and codelendant Anthony
Russo say they are considering asking
the 9th Circuit Court of Appeal to throw
out the Pentagon Papers indictment on
grounds the judge was "oompromised. 11
They oomplalned because a now
resigned presidential adviser, John D.
Ehrlichman , · recently discussed with
Byrne the fulure post of FBI dlrcctor.
Cranston Cautions
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Sen . /\Ian
Cranston says Americana should not I
"leap to coocluaiooa" about t h e
Watergate scandal.
Copter Rescues Victim
Of Laguna Cliff Fall
A Newport Beac~ police helicopter
landed with pinpoint aCcuracy on a wave-
swept rock at Abalone Point in Laguna
Beach Sunday afternoon to rescue an
Anaheim teenager who fe\1100 feet down
lhe rugged cliffs near Irvine Cove.
else could get to him," said helicopter of-
ficer Scott McGregor. "The water was
high and the firemen and lifeguards
couldn't reach him by rappelling down
the ciff." .
In addition to his 14 years experience
with the Becket firm, Brower has public
relations experience with Newhall Land
and Farming <;o., developers of Valen·
cia: the Lynn-Western Public Relations
Agency of Los Angeles, and with the Los
Angeles County Air Pollution Control
District. He is a member of the Public Relations
SOciety of ~merica, Los A n g e 1 e s
chapter; the Greater Los Angeles Press
Club, the National Association of Real
Estate Editors and the Publicity (:Iub of
New York.
A native of Los Angeles, he edited the
Daily Bruin at UCLA where he was
graduated witll a degree in marketing.
He and his wife haye four children.
Tom Johnson, 15, is in satisfactory con-
dition toda;, at Hoag Memorial Hospital
in Newport Beach with numerous cuts
and bruises sustained in his Jong tumble
to the sea about 3:30 p.m.
___!_l,_We-were .. called iit-.. because nobody___
McGregcr said he made several swings
by the ledge. which was partly awash in
the high surf, before deciding to land. "
"I put it down on the rocks near the
boy and the waves were actually coming
up to the helicopter," he said. ''I staved ~ p 1 , ---.-'l'Otll-.""e -With-me copter ind tet mY~ObserVer get -P
Integrated Ad
For Irvine Co.
Makes Its Debut
out and load the boy on a litter!' REPLY Observ~r officer Harry Williams work· • • •
ed quickly to lash Johnson, who was only
partly conscious, onto the helicopter.
The Irvine Company ran its first fully
integrated home ad vertisement Sunday
since it was charged last month with con-
sistent exclusion of blacks and non-whites
from its advertising.
The newspaper ad, which included two
black persons and four white persons,
\Vas a modification of an already-existing
company a~. company officials said.
The new integrated adveriisement was
a result of ·~ federal suit filed last month
against the company by the Orange
County Fair Housing Council, company
officials admitted.
The class i.ction suit charged the com·
pany with broadcasting a "whites only"
message in its home ads by including
only pict ures of whites.
Company officials said the ad would
appear in the Daily Pilot May 20.
Camile Beason, executive director of
the county Fair Housing Council, today
praised the Irvine Company for its
change or policy.
"Consumers ..... black and white -are
now going to I>!' making the assilthptic:il
that Irvine is an open community/" she
said. "That pleases ·me very· much."
Final resolution of the ' lawsuit,
however, still will have to be worked out
between lawyers, she said.
Two lifeguard.. -Bob Long of Newport
· Beach an d Jim Stauffer of Laguna Beach
-swam to Rocky Point and helped load
the injured ;outh on the helicopter.
"I thought any mlnute a wave was
going to wash the whole operation into the
ocean," McGregor said .
The helicopte r pilot said the 1outh was
at Hoag only six minutes after the
emergency landing.
"If that bad been done by the men at
the top and using an a::ibulance, it would
have. taken at least forty minutes,"
McGregor said.
Police said rescue teams from the top
of tbe bluffs reached a ·girl, ·Jodine
Apem, 18, also of Anaheim, who had
been climbing .. the blufu' with Johnson.
Both had apparently been trapped by the
wafer and attempted to scale the clifi.
Johnson fell , but the teenage girl was
unhurt.
MIGHTY MOUSER
KILLS FOR $7
LONDON (UPI) -Clarendon the cat
_was so successful in killing mice and rats
that its owner, Noel Fletcher. renamed It
Supercat and advertised services.for hire
at$1.aaay,. -"11U" eie;iied thi' rodeii~ out of my
factory at)d au. the other factories in the
area.'~-.. Fletcher said. "It seemed a
shame to keep him to ourselves."
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"They are in solitary confinement
because of anti·social behavior," he said.
"The punishment they get is not sup-
posed to be pleasant."
While Wallace admitted that some jails
do pennit prisoners in solitary con·
finement to have reading material, he
said that it was a matter which local of·
ficials could decide.
The current capacity of Orange County
Jail ls 850, with room for 14 prisoners in
solitary is five days at a time, and that
the longest a prisoner nonnally spends in
solitary is five days at a time, .ant that
the longest anyone can .remain in jail on
a single sentence is one year.
Wallace denied charges that outgoing
rn•il-'is .~sqm ·11Jthough-he1Said that
officials do giv·e· it ''sPot· ~."
He admitted a charge made Saturday
that some prisoners might be "talked to"
if their mail contains attacks on jail con-
ditions, but he said that such warnings
were rare and "just talk, because we
would never take any action against
someone as a result of complaint& made
in a personal letter."
Publication Resumes
ST. LOUIS (APl-~ The 49 members of
Local. 4 of lbe.Jotemallooal ·Brotherhood
of Eleotilcal 'Wor!Ws.'tienLretumlng to
Wor~ :t00at following .a weekend strike
agalnst , tbe Pulilur' PublfSl>lllg Co. It
stopped the publleatlon of lbe'St. Louis
Post·Dtapalch Satunlay and Sunday.
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VOL 66, NO. 127, 2 SEGTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MAY 7, 1973 TEN~
Double Sessions to Be Asked • Ill Huntington
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of• o.a..,..... .....
!Ilgh school trustees in Huntingtoo
13each Tuesdoy wlU v~w a proposal to
put Edison, Marina and Westminlltt
High ScboOb on double sessions next
year.
The proposal ii being ·made by the
principals of the district's five hlgh
<Choola to combat-the exJsting and pro-
jected crowding at the scboOla,
In February, when voters . in the 52.
square-mile district defeated -. hood
lssjJe whlcb would hive provided funds to
build two blgb llChoola, trustees ordered
the principals to study their own llcboola
and , COllM!"Up wllb propooala to bowie the
=~ which best autt tbe Individual
Each' prlnclJiel submitted ~ solution
and1 an alternate. At Edison, Marina, and
Westminster the choice of the principal
was a form qt double session. The
alternate plans at Marina a n d .f
Westminster are also forms of double
session, but at Edison, the prlilclpal has
recommended an ez\ended day in which
students attend one staggered schedule
u an alternate plan.
At Fountain Valley, the recom-
mendation is to reduce ttie nine-period all)' to an elght-period day or to retain
the existing schedule as an alternate.
HllJltingtoo Beacb High School, which
currently operates on a seven~period day,
woold.go to an,estended day of eight
periods, or, as an alternate, the same
schedule with a double lunch.
Here's i-:Jook ac me propooala achoo!
by school :
EDISON ·.-With a projected enroll-
ment of 3,BS6 ID-a achoo! with a listed
capacity of 1.900, the primary proposal is
called a twNCbool system.
Under thla proposal, the current eight
perloda would bellncreased to 11, but the
class· time ffetould be reduced from SO to
45 minutes-.
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Instead of starting at 7:30 a.m., as is
now the case, classes would begin at 7
a.m. and the closing tlrne would be mov·
ed from 3:27 p.m. to 5:25 p.m.
Students would attend in t"-'O shifts,
with the breaking time at noon, so that
U1eN! would be no lunch period.
A~ing to the recommendatJon, the
teaching staff at Edison will have to be
increased rrom 159 to 172.
The advantages for the proposal-cited
in the recommendation are that it could
be used for up to eight years without
alteration, elimination of unsupeM.sed
ti.Jne on campus and a guarantee to up-
perclassmen of an early schedule.
Disadvantages of the proposal cited are
eliminatiou of the possibility of a seventh
class, the late hour or dismissal and the
elimination of on~mpus lunch.
FO,UNTAIN VAILEY -With a
present enrollmt.nt of 4.300, it ii the
district's most crowded high scbool. In
!Seo SESSIONS, l'llge l)
res1 en en1es _..overu
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179 Americans Arrested in Ensenada Riot
By JOHN VALTEl\ZA
Of 1111 O.~ l"llet Ii.ff
Riots described as the worst in the
history of the Newport-Ensenada yacht
race marred the weekend of revelry in
Ensenada as thousands of drunken
Americans barricaded a main street and
cbattied with police.
At least 179 Americans were arrested
during the two melees which erupted in
front of Hussoog's Bar, a favored water-
ing bole ID downl9wn Eueoeda.
RichardSOn ~ .... ,_ ... . .
.i.t~ ~ Jo Appoint .
Prosecutor
WASHINGTON (AP) -Elliot L.
,Richardson promised today be will name
a special, independent prosecutor to head
·the Watergate investigation and said he
will ask the Senate to express Its con-
fidence in the man.
· . Richsnlaoo sald he'll mob the ap-
WATERGATE MUSTN'T HAPPEN
AGAl-Edltorlal, P ... 6 ----pointment once he ls confirmed as at-
torney general. He sa id he has not yet
found the, right man to head the probe.
Acknowledging -wonies ·~er how the
Watergate lnvtstigation would be
pursued, Richardson aald, "After muCb
<!are!uJ thought aboiit' bow bist tO le-
sPcad to these concerns, 1 ·have ®cided
lbat I will, if co9firwed, _1ppolnt ~a
~al pfOSeClltor '"4 pve ·.U . lbe ln-pdenOI!, a_utboril)'. an!! .. •~ SUl'P'l!1
~ to carry out tub elltrualed to
hlm."
•with emphlsla, lllchatdsoll · aaJd the
... al prol<Clllor" ..oul<rrepoit only to
1iJ111 u attorney general. Tbla Memed to
!f!>ply that President Nb<on woold hive
do direct band in the inveoli&atlon.
;Jllcbard>on, currenUy the .aec:retary ol
Qoleme, WU cbosen by ,Nlion lut MG!l-
day to become lhe '11"" attornOJ.-ral
liDll take .,.....al reapomlbllity f~ uie
Watergate Investigation.
, • There have been calls ln the Senate for ·.om.one ol'lbe c8llber of a U.S. Supreme
'dOurt justice, with no ties to the Nixon
a'4mlnlstratioo, to personally investtgate
:the Watergate scandal.
'. uJ have taken into account the fact '* tiecauoe I have held office in this
Adminlmattoa from, Ill beglming, Dl1
The bulk of the arrests took place dur-
ing an incident late Saturday night as the
crowd described as "too numerous and
too drunk" by a police spokesman block-
ed the roadway with cars.
Three of those persons were lodged in
the local jail on assaulting.officer
charges.
Mexican authorities .identified the
youths as Lindsey L. Greene, 18, of Seal
Beacli; cate David Damall, 21, ol Gar-
den Grove and 1bornas Frederick Phil·
M.ICn'I'Y'M.l)USER
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LONDON (UPI) -Clarendon the cat
was JO succesaful in, killing mice and rats
that its owner, Noel Fletcher. renamed Jt
Supercat and advertised services for hire
at ft a day.
"He's cleared the rodents out of my
factory and all the other factories in the
area," Fletcher said. "It seemed a
shame to keep him to ourselves."
Last Rites Set
For Youth lost
On Fishing Trip
Funeral services for W 111 i a m
Sherwood, whose body was recovered
Saturday afte'r 'being Jost at sea for a
month, will he held Wednesday.
The 17-year.old Huntington Beach
youth was one of three locaJ sailors
aboard a catamaran that apparently
broke. up at sea during a fishing trip
April 7.
others who lost their lives lo the
mllbap were Duane Bunting, 19, and bil
ll-year--0ld brother, David, both of Hun-
tingtoo Beach. The body of the younger
Bunting la still missing.
Thelr catamaran was found 'by U.S.
O>ut Guard searehers April a drifting
aboUt three· and a ball miles off Hllll'
tlngton Beacb. Coast Gusril !nvelllgatora
belleVe the boat broke apart after a
structural faljure.
Funeral services for the Sherwood boy
wUI be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Good
Shepherd Cemetert in Huntlngton Beach.
He is survived by his mother.
Gertrude, of 17132 Emerald Lane, and
two brothers, Allen and Mike Odegaard
of Iowa.
lips, 23, of Amarillo Tex.
They said this trio were being held
"on more serious charges."
Police alleged Phillips and Darnell hit
Officer Froylan Verdugo in the face with
a beer bottle.
At the height of the disturbances
firemen were called to try to quell the
riot wlth fire hoses, accounts said.
Police declined to blame the yachting
crowd specifically for the problems, but
(See RIOTS, Page I)
Renegmg
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GUADALAJARA, Mexico (UPI) -The
guerrilla kidnapers or U.S. Consu1
General Terrence G. Leonhardy went
back todS°y on their promise to release
him once 30 political prisone rs were
flown to Cuba, and were reported to be
mating new demands, possibly involving
a casb raDIOlll.
There ha! been no word since Sunday
when Leonhardy sent word in a letter
that he was in "good health" and being
treated well.
But as t4ne passed, with no release,
there were fean for his safety and ~t +~ aaki still another
factor might be-involved -the kidnapers
might be "too afraid" to release him im-
mediately.
'Ibey. pointed to a local news story in
which police Chief Jesus AhuJ\lada
Mercado was quoted as saying Ute kid-
nal!Ofl may already hive been Identified
and that locaJ authorities were ready to
..,.,.. aplnot them 11 soon 11 the
Ametk:an diplomat ls freed .
Then! · has been total official silence,
however; oif'the case since Jall!co State
Gov. Alberto Orozco Romero indicated
SUnday night that new demands were
being put forth by the guerrillu. The
governor lattt retracted the statement,
saying he' only knew of 0 rumon" of new demands. ..
B!it there was heigbtened speculation
that a big cub ransom payment may
now be a -factQr.
Leonhardy, married with t w o
daughters ·aged I and 3, was seized Fri·
day night at gunpoint by three guerrillas
who stopped his car near bis home in the
fashkmahle IUburb of Providencia. '
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HUNTINGTON BEACH'S OLD NEWLAND tf()USE AS IT IS. TODA~
Wlll 11 Make• C~meblck 11 • Municipal MuMum? .,_
Old Newland House Seen
As Hilntington Museum
The old W.T. Newland borne on the hlll
at Adams Avenue and Beach Boulevard
was built in 1898. The flatland below the
bluff there was once a soggy marsh.
They repreaent aome ol the history of
Huntington Beach.
Tonight, the city council la eipected to
take the first of several steps to preserve
both history and nature side by side on
th< old Newland plot.
"' Councilmen will be asked to accept a
10 to II-acre parcel at the bottom ol the
bluff from Signal Landmark, a
subsidiary of Signal Gas and OU COnr
pany and owner of the Newland properly.
The land will serve as a base for a
Oood control project and a nature center.
!l's also part of wider plans the di)' bu
for developing parks and a mu.seull) m
the top of the bluff.
Sigaal will give the land to the city, In
return gaining park cred1t for a bWalog
tract plaMed just east or the nature center. _
ff the city acquires the land -COIDl·
cllmen will act on it during their 7 p.m.
meeting -the Orange County Flood eon.
trol District his already agreed to build
a !700,000 flood chsnnel and other
faclllUea there.
Involvement
KEY Bf SCA YNE , Fla. (AP) -'Ille
Florida White House, on President Nix~
on's behalf, Issued today a aTeepinC
denial of any presldenUal !nvolvemenl ID
the Watergate acandal or a au'-luent
coverup.
Although the White Howe recenUy
declined comment on lndlvldual new1
TOI' MARINI LINICID
TO ELLSalRG CASI-I'.,. 4
•reporls reUitlnl-lo' ll'lllolpll, dlpilJ -Clirul-- . --·--OIJ'fttarJ. . . b. w ....... laid
he fell commeat WU mGiled .. O
Ne-11: marulne NpOl1.
lt said that Olllted White Houso ...-1
Jobn w. Dean m w11 prepared to testtf)'
Nlmt penonally COl!lfatulated him 1ut
September for covering: up
Mmfniltratkm Involvement in th e
Watttgate Incident.
Time mapzlne also carried a .Ugblly
diffemit account ••Ylne basically the
same thing.
Warren's dm1al alJo encmnP111ed 1
report that Nixon agreed to grant a-
ecutive clemency to convicted Watttcata
COOlpirator I!!. Howard Hunt.
Said Warren:
"Any qpalloa Iba I the l'nlldolnt
wu aware of the Watoraale operation la
antrue. Any IUlleatlon Iha! the Pnol-
dent partidpatad ID any ccwerup ao-
tiviUes ii untrue. Any 1Uggeslion tbat·tbe
President ever authorl>Od the offering ol
clemency to aizyone in thla cue la alao
falle."
In reaponae to questions, warren -uld
the statement wu issued wltb NlJ.00'1
knowl..tge and approval.
Alktd lf the reference to •1W1terpte
operatlooa" enended to 1m campai&n
espiona1e llld aabotage, Warren aald, "11
estendl to all the mattan lllat are now
under dilcualon."
Warren aJd the Whiten .... , ucept ID
lhll inltance, would follow • pra<llce cf
111!1 coaunenllnl on Individual -
nportl becauae of a "desire to mUe
sw. that White House cmnment or m In-
. adfertmt llllltment ID Ille Wblta -
""'1!nl room will DOI pr$dlce the -ecull9o or lnfrlDCt oa Iha rl&hta .of IJ>. ._,t Individuals.• " -
He .acliled: .
"That la our polltloa alwl will ·remain
out. position."
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CUSSIFIED AD • County's Jail D·efended
As part or the flood control project, the
10 acres will be tl!ed as a sumce
rtservolr to contain nmoff water. It will
also double 11 a natural pond area In an
elaborate plaa devtaed by the flood con-
trol district .
:'TAKES HER AW Af>
; : ·'Ibis Is • reall1 "lriJlpJ" story • . .A
Dolly Pilot d•p!lled -ad could help
.flllonoe 1"" nest .... 11oa. Sound • Utile
.llNetdledT Read this:
"3 llGB, god -1, many xtru, rib, m _.._
$500.
(Phone No.)
• Vlben tbla admtlaer 9illlt In ber PIY·
llHlll~ for lhll ad ahe ...... lad for her «tanlinea. 0 llowever," lbe wrote, ,r~r
'ad drew i coils that ~ and • ba1er
forlhe Cfl', I bne.bem ca'a nc.tlm Ut-lltC ........... Let ,.... ....... be
But Supervisor Admits Some GuUJ.elines Not Met
By JORN ZAILER Of .. ..., ...... ,,.,,
'!be suptrvlaor ol Oran1e ,County Jail
today defended bil facility u "one of the
llne!t county jails ID the nalkrl," but be
also adlnitted it falls to meet aome """
sti'te prison pldeltnes.
Replyln1 to charges thel bll jail guards
are abuaive' llld ullilrlry ID dealJng with
prlaonen, Capt. Bill Wall1ce aald "our
Gfllcen DIUll obey a code of ruleo that la
just ii llriet II DOI -than the one
prilaDen foDDw. ''
aplnal hll jail at a Saturday meellng of
the Ameilcan O•U Liberties Union
(ACLU) may bavo befD accurate.
WllllaoO aald that .,.-. do not get ~ or.,,,......,. -tlnwgh the mill • "becaule tt would present a ~~If-we bad"to deal
with the thbip.afler pr!-. lell"
But Wallaee aid this ""1lCf wu belDI revie-i ..i ''pnlbeblJ will be .-ea
by the elld·ef-the month" u • redt of
llft atate.lllldol-oe1 tbat .. llllo e&ct'at
tltlt-.
"'Ibey can take the toothbrushes and
mark up thel r cells and Use them to do
damage," he said. "ThiJ can be a prob-
lem. But the new g\lidelines apply in
this ar~ so ,we',Jl be revle:;Yiag this pollcy tllo. ,, wa1r,.,..'11~1y denied cbarges that
intll•la' are liouOd only four abeela of
to11e1 jliipar pet da/1 Ind that aa a result
som& prilooers are forced k» UM aocks
and T-tbtrta for ianlllllon.
Flood dtatrict engineers believe enough
constant water can be matotalned there
just from drainlntl the thousands of acres
to the north, to return the area to Ill
marab condition'.
'!be drainage project will make I b e
northern acreage more acceuible for
housing development.
Students from Ediaon IIllh School have
already volunteered to maintain the pond
area in a natural state as an ecology
project.
City officials expect the ponds lo ~me a bird and wlldltfe refuge.
Further Jctions are not scheduled
tonlabt. but In lls long range plan, the cl· •
ty wants to acquire lho Newland House
and prmtrve It as a muaewn.
INSIDE TOD~Y
S1'1tl'1/ art of l><llV dancing
h., creatoid quite a IJICl"I' m old
Southern cotto.. capitol of 111 ....
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I· 1111111. -··· At Iha -lime, Wallace admitted
tliar -opedflc critldoml le¥eled •
Walllce ---tltll prtaonen In ICllllarJ -t are denied IUCh
l8llllll)' aids u -and too4hbrushes.
He ldmltted aome ID m ate I oc-
cuionally did uoe clotblnc for this
PIJlllOOO, but be sald " wai not DOCelSll")I
"because guards come·-ooce an
!See REPLY, Pip I)
Huntington Beach planners '"° i.r.tee a 9.3-acre park and trail ayelem iround
the house and another a.a ..... "' open
space along the face of the blttlf .
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< LOS·i\NGELES (AP) -The Pentagon
Papm lrlai !iidl' TeVeaied tuday that an
~ affidavit filed by former Whlte House
"· aide Egil Krogh shows that the late FBI
,•:Director J: FAgar Hoover persona11y a~
proV<!d the launching of a special White
House undercover investigation of the
Pentagon papers case.
U.S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne
said that :~rogh "states that the special -
Wlit expressly agreed to by Mr. Hoover
was manifested In a m~morandum by the
~rector:" ..
: ~· .~\ · lct.:be wCits to /lee that m ~· -rn.......: ""°\" ., •
Mood11, M11 7, 191J
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' ' March, tnlltees altered attendoace born>
dories to -~ "'"""""' to other achoola in \be diltrict. -
ActlnC prihcl!)al'Geor1t Dovla ~I the
redudlOo tiOQ..a ~ dii --~ '
perlo4J 11 }!ood ... Ibo ~--that '
enrollmait nut (all will Mt' u-·
ceed the projection o! 4,284, that , "aul-
ficient off-campus classes are offered
and a sufficient reduction of ninth
graders will occur."
Under this proposed system, class time
would be increased one minute from 49 lo
SO. Students would start the first classes
at 7:30 a.m. as they do now, but the clos-
ing time would be moved up from 4:29
p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The proposed schedule would retain
two lunch periods but will eliminate the
current arternoon snack.
Davis notes, howeve r, that the eight·
period day would have to be extended
again In 19'14 and 1975 and by 1976 he
foresees use of double sessions. • appears ln this document,"
Byrne said of Krogh's statemeot, "a flow from the bureau to thi! unit in the Whlte HUNTINGTON BEACH -The oldest
House ~gh FBI reports." ., • school in the dlstrict, it is alao the least
Jl)!M: add~, r evealed ::'t h a t -populous of . the • live. The. projected .
MOljlu_ Cloounien' tlinlid over :,)y the • eDrollment of .%,III! ne1t year could be "
gOVOIJllllOnt toClaii mdtcates that the • liindled by lengtllening the school day by
speclil Wblte House tmit which included--one period and staggering the stude~ts'
Watergate conspirators E. }Iowan:! Hunt schedule throughout the day, according
•·and·'G. 'Gordor. Uddy may'have had ac· to school officials.
lil~cess to teeret grand jury transcripts or The periods would still be 50 minutes
testimony in the Pentagon Papers in· and staU size and lunch hours would re-
)'iJ'vesUgauon: : main unchanged under the proposal. ,.r "Tbla·flllicates that this unit may have The primary advantage or the switch
ll'bad arahd-jury testlmt.my or that they would be the availability or 78 classrooms
'!''may:had a mention tn:an FBI report on on the eight-period day.
'P>grand jury tesllmeny,'t Byrne said. DisadvantagCJ include need or ad-
Byme said he wantl to investigate ditional transportation and clerical staU,
.,,:whether there was eny improper leak or need or open campus and loss of school
+:the seaf.ea transcripts from the grand spirit, according to the report.
-e-Jury· ··that investigated the Pentagon .
papers case: · · MARINA -With a capacity of 2,984
.¥ Hqnt bu .Mid . Kroeb, orderM. the and a projected enrollment or 3,8.51,
~1,breiJUl&.tl tbe olllce ol:tbe poychl1trlst .Marina Nnds to become the district 's
""1 .of -Oaoiel .EJ.laberg 1 a defendant In· the most ~ezl;Se}Y popul~ted school.
.>/' Pentagon pap<ll'S:.trial here. Krogh is on · The mi>dilied doUble seas!on pt'l>posed
leave from his job as. under~tary of to handle the extra.students would mean
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R;eporie-d In
All Saa boats that started th; 26th an-
nuarNewport·Ensenada yacht race have
been accounted for, a spokesman for the
Newport Ocean Salling Association said
today.
Three.boats feared lost Saturday eve-
ning all reported In !rom Sall Diego Sun-
day, the spokesman said.
They were William Grott kau's Royal
Tar, an Ericson-44 from Palos Verdes
Yacht Club; Estrella, a ~root yawl skii>-
pered by Jr. R Woodhull ol Marina del
Rey and Henry Sdlwartz' Cal Z8 Mai
Habar out of Santa Barbara.
The race was one of the slowest ever,
raee oUlcills. '!'P"rled, saying the first
boat to ero5s'lhe Une, Robert D. Hanel's
catamaran Seabird · from the Cabrillo
Beach Yacht Club, dld not make it until
12:30 p.m. Friday.
"About .p.30. Friday morn!ng all the
leading bOatS: :were becalmed about 17
miles out of Ensenada ," a race officia l
said.
Winners of the race that marks Mex·
ico's Cinoo de Mayo festivities -that
this year erupted into full-scale rioting -
include:
Allen Puckett's Ertcson-46 Blackbird,
out of California Yacht Club. in Marina
del Rey; winnef-or the.President of Mex-
ico trophy for belt handicap time.in the
ocean racing division.
Harry Lundberg's Spring . frOm Seal
Beach Yacht Club was the winiler of the
President o( the United States•· lr'ophy for
the heSt · Cori-eCtM \irne bi · tlle' Pacific Randi"" Ra " Fl I . . 'l'be~il ,s'"f .. m:;ie'd ~\ tQ. urush
w3s"J3Ck Baillfe;s.~i.IIJe~ 5Joep_News-
8oy ,Qt1(.of Balboa ,'l'acbt·Club. Elapsed t1111e'wu 2S.3tbours. .. ... · ·.•
' i. ~ .. 'lCl .Trans~tion. • that little .would be changed in the ~s
_ __...,.,:.. Jwt&e__I\}Tile~~xpaoded his orders on of operation from the existing eight·
,. the government's investigation to rn-period extended day ·except -tl!Hehedul---Jn......barrassing Motttents * * -elude: · jng of stu4ents. The pl~ is based on the ~••• From Pagel
.:. -How long the Department of Justk:e addition of 10 J>O™;ble ' Classroo~s. . Speedboat piloted by Roger Hanks had a bad day in
,1 Or tbe CIA had photographs allegedly Classes would shll be SO mmutes 1n S rul . F rt La d dal Fl N t n1 d. d
-checkpoint, to boot. steering trouble was blamed.
There were no injuries . RIOTS ... ."taken by Watergate conspirators of the length and school would open at 7:30 r~ce u ay tn . o u er e, . a. o o Y .. 1
;;:otlice of Ellsberg's psychiatrist. a.m., as it does now. If a nine-period dou. his craft smash into another boat-it was an off1c1al
> -How long the Department of Justice ble session is used, school would close at
had known that the CIA was constructing 4:15 p.m. If an eight-period doubl e
a psychiatric profile of Ellsberg. session is used , school would close at 3: 15
r, -What infonnation the government p.m. Marina currently closes at 3:42 p.m. ~ bas on ~ight boxes of documents alleged·
Year-round Plan.
To Be Decided .-1y removed from Hunt's office. WESTMINSTER -Under the proposal ~ -Any information on e J e c t r o n i c !or . double sessions, the seniors ~nd
-;1.surveillance of the defendants or their at· Jumors would attend the early session ~'torneys. beginning at 7:30 p.m. and un·
o derclassmen would begin in the middle of
-tf 'tf 'tf the day to get out at 4;54 p.m. By Ocean .View
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The school has a capacity of 3,25.5 and
will have an enrollment of about 3, 751 in
· · the ,faU,> school officials say'
The proposal would extend' the number
The question of , ~illWnl all,year
schooling· at Westmont and .. Crest .. :View
schools in Huntington Beach is expected • • of periods frorn e~t to ten, but would -.~-. ob1'j,,'v"l'y ' m' ·~ :.,. q'·u' e ! t Ion' e d' • • leav• clala lime at A> mlllutes. ia o! "'''WY '' ~ the"W.Oi~a . ·lunch periods w,..,,. be ··:: RIChardiion told a Pebtagon news con-ellmlnite:f" · """'
· to be decided tonigbt by the Ocean View
'sthool 1DistrtC! ·Boaril olln-Uste<s. "·
The rill.ellllJI: which·m•y 'climax .• con-
troVersy which began when · all·year
schooling was first introduced in the
district last July, will be held at 7:30
p.m. at Park View School, 1666 Tunstall
i..ane. The school is adjacent to Murtly
Park at Warner Avenue and Golden West
,. , .. ..,. ......... --·~ Under the proposal, the teaching. staff z-· Richardson appears be£ore t h e would have to be increased rrom 157 to r· 'J udiciary Committee on his nomination 166 to handle double se!sions with a one·
"'as attorney general Wednesday. Because period overlap.
· · has yet to be confirmed by the Senate
for that job, Richardson declined to . .
answer questions after reading a three-H T IJs J
Street. page statement. unt e ury
A number of names have been me<J-tioned as likely choices, for prosecution. Trustees are expected to base their
One is Lawrence E. \Valsh, a deputy wlson Ordered deci sion on th~ results of tests ad·
attorney general under President Dwight ministered to students before and after
D. Eisenhower. He i!I a former U.S. all-year schedules began, a cost analysis,
District eourt judge and • membe r of a Fake Cablegrams an •ttitude survey taken of students, New York Jaw firm. parents and tdachers and a poll asking
Another is Judge Irving R. Kaufman, parents if they want to continue the pilot.
in line to become chief judge of the U.S. LOS AfiGELES (AP) -:-Wftergate all-year program.
Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit. consplrat.Gr E. Howard Hunt has told a In both ·the attitude survey and the
Kaufman is the judge who in tb.e early . gra~ t~· t~at former White House "yes-no" poll on wt.ether to continue the
1950s sentenced . Julius and Ethel:..:. speclil · c.c:--!& n s e I, Charles W. Colson all-year J>rOgl'am, parents have indicated
Rosenberg, two convicted atom spie.a., to : orderf1!.~-to fal sify State J:>:epartm.ent .Jneir ~.PPori lor it.
death. . ~ ; : , _pbleJrt m' to show that President.John . . _Results ··of..a third poll, asking West· !
Another is Ju~g~~l1 Edward !--W11ba~. "·'.f;.;K~y's admin istra.t.~-~~red .~ .rflont parents whether they will support
Jr., soon to retire as ch~f j~dg~f .~ assass1nat1~ of ~uth . V1efnarneee ~~1;,, ~ an all-year program with all the children
U.S. Appeals ~ 2nd C1rcwt. .-..£ -.. 'dent Ngo Dinh Diem, it was rev~ !!:-attending classes at the same time, will
Others mentioned are HtrbertJ. St~r:n. day. . ~; ~~,· · also be revealed at tonight's meeting. u.,s .. attorney . for Ne_w Je~y · .. ·ang In. seven additional pages of Ht.i~1~ • the meeting was moved from the W1~ham '!· Coleman, a lawnr n testi mony. re_leased by the Pe.ntagqn di strict board room to Park View School
Philadelphia. Papers trial ~udge .~c;>day, H~~t sa1~ that in anticipation of a large turnout, a
Richardson, in an apparent referen ce Colson told him to improve a ser1~. of district spokesman said.
to Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen, actua l State Department cables which
said his decision to name a special pros-appeared to link so me Ke~y ad·
ecutor should not reflect on the Justice ministration officials to the as&as.sina·
Department, the FBI or any United lion. . . . Parks wuncil States attorney. Peterfen has been direc· Hunt quotes Colson as saying.~ him,
ting the Watergate tnvestlgaUon from "Well, what kind of material hltv~:.r.qu H
within the Justice Department. __ ,.iug up on the rn .. that would lnclic•t• To ear Beach .:. _ .:. KeMedy complicity?" . ~· . •. .-r----:'.':-:'!'::""-~".'."--:'.:,~ ·~ llunt said, "I showed him three .or.foar ' o••••• 12.AIT ,k . --=~ables that indicated that they had R!l;llY. ·-Recreation Plan :::. ':':·close-to pulled the trigger «ea.t=t· •. ~., ..... -
_.;:: r~mier Diem's head, but it didn 't SBX:SO ·~.; :·:~;, .; . . . .
• ... 1n ~:.many words. lnferentia11y,-otte.. · 'k~al to build~ miles of .b1cy.cle
Tl'I• Or•1111• Co.ii o.a.1Lv PILOT •11" wtiklt" '\'OUld say that it ~·as a high degree of... "traits:-11nd seven miles of Jogging
•1 com11Nc1 "" N.., .......... P11bt111ttd:Jf'. Adminj~ration co1nplicity in the central"' '!acilities in. Huntington Beach will go ""°'"*' co.•t PIJflotW.11111 com.,.ny .. "'P.'-• assasslrr.lti on of Diem and his brother." Mfore the city's Recreation and Parks ;:':_~11':.1 ~::1~:,· ~ ':::-~. Colson said. '\Vell . that isn't · ComnUsslon Wednesday night.
Hun1111111on 111e1VFN!l1ill '\11111y, L-.;UfMI eoough? Do you think you can improve • lbe.de~lled plans will be presented. by
a..ct1, 1rv1,..1sadll1~ •nd s... c..,._,,, on them?' J said yes. t probably could , tl:ae ·PlAnnmg department a~ the f.1rst
""' J.,.n C•011•r-..." 111111111 tw0iri1 but not withou t technical assistance," phase o[ a master plan of bicycle, Jog·
lldlf*" "' pUblll~ ... JliiirM)'I •NI Sllftll•vs. ' d ·1 r119 ,..1nc1H1 Oubtl:IMril p11.ni 11 11 llCI wnt Hu nt said. g1ng an horse tra1 s.
••Y s,,...,, cini. ~· et111orn11, t»». Still speaking of Colson. Hunt recalled, If approved la~er this month by the ci·
N '.W "He said, 'Well, 've won't be able to ty coWicil, the first phase of the system llolt•rt ••. eed d el ped b A Se Pr11'1dtft1 .. N11111wr give you any technical help. This Is too will ,be ev o Y ugust or ~
J 1c• ~. C,,1..., hot. See what you can do on your own.' '' tember at an estimated cost of $138,000
Vici Prn'""t -.t ~·1 M•~ Hunt then told of his work with a in mwllcipal and federal funds, cit y of_. n-:~!''"11 Xerox machine, typewriter and razor ficials said.
1llo1t1•• if.. Mllfpflin• blades in preparing the fake memos. 'I1le bike trails would tie in with the
M•M9'na torior He said the FBI sent him material for county · wide trails, as well as similar
a..,1" H. Lo•• · lli<ll11• r. Nall use in the work. And at one point, he systems ln Costa Mesa, Fountain Valley AMllt;:'~~~1:•11"'1 said, Col.son's off ice or the. FBf told him and Westminster, said city planning aide
Wal °'""" C£tnrr fllllor I DtWlm&n WU coming, k1ent1fled 8J BiJI Ed SelldJ,
H......,. .. ._, Office Lambert of Time-Life magWttes. and "Ultimately, we hope to have a bike
t 7171 h••~ to111 ..... ,,. 11unt was ordered to show Lambert the trail within a half mile of every home1ln
M1lllni Atlitlr•111 P.O. lo• 7•0. t2641 cables, but was told, :'Don't Jct them get the city," he said. · .....,.. :=: :'::: .... ...,. out or your hands.~· 'nle system would eventually in·
c.tt• Mftt1 .ue Wttt ••Y '"-' He said Lambert was "quite exultant corporate 60 miles of bike trails o~ ex· i!~~~:':.,':i.Tc.:"::r over the find" but wanted copies. of the ·lstlng streets and new patM, he said.
,,.,,, ... 111 •• '4Z-412t cablegram. The plan will also go before the city's
Cl .,,.. M•••'1:lr f '42-stft "He was in constant contact with Design Review Board and the
..,.. ...,. .._.. c-tJ-c-.-.m myself and 1 believe the o(£ice of Mr. Environmental C.OUncU before going to
-1221 Colson," Hunt said of Lambert's efforts the city council th!! month, Sellch said. 5 : ::" ,::i-...,~11 111~~ to get the cables. ·• ' The proposal al90 calls for two miles of
"""" • ---"Mr. CoiJoo simply ralert'ed blJn tome joggJng trails.at Edlaon Community Park :r':t:" .,•-:.;..:.: .-::' ...-. ...,. and I aa.ld J was almply unable ta release and five miles at Central Park. he said .
DAILY PILOT
....----=:-•r. et c.t• ,.., them." 'l'1le jogging trails will be bui lt on a -~ ijiff~1~=~ 'lbe treMCript was of Ht.mt'• testimony variety of paths, r~lng from grass to
I L-----------' Wednesday tn Wuhlngtan before the as~t! on both leverand billy terrain, he
I Watergate grand jury. said.
~ I . t,
'Gypsy-style' Vegetable
Sales May Win Approvaj
instead said that the flood or Americans
was caused by the combination of Cinco
de Mayo celebrations and the end of the
yacht classic.
The disturbances, took place at 1 and 9
p.m. at the height of the race finish.
Widespread rumors of gunshots ac.
companied details of the hassles with
police,, bµt onJy one such incident may
have taken place and that was a.simple
bran~t of •·pisjpl, 'Ille iuJ1 IO\el' was
Gypsy-style fruit a nd vegetable • ven~, ~r~a fo~ ~Q~. ~lliP,g Qf {r~slJ,RtajU~.' among those arrested, but ~.,w.as not
' dors1 may once Bf:AiO :ibe·:allOWf!d!tO sen .. The <:Qllll.Cil }\3'4' aemanCfed itrict code ide»tif~J !'''."~"! ":1"'1 '~ J ! ~1:'"',.
their produce ·in Huntington Bea.clt -at'11' enforcettlent f·tr"feW1'1"nonfhs'''lgo"to11dJ-ive' '•'Vet 81Ktlhff .. 11D~ rumar sur·
least . tempor~"I , J :~.,. .. ,,I. c;iut all ofutbe. fi:uil tru~ks ~hjch wandet;.. •• roundt!ld a.~ .~!J-a~~~'1 Jlotel
.. City '.Administr..i.oo.:iP•l'id:·,l\lWlands al'Qund rlh!mntY:,.w.vl:,"'!l!'clm;-.t oC Bahia where IQ\!;~ .~.jf~zed
has suggested a ·ch'"'a'"' :in. the.:t:itiY. law ... the seasonal:.flvJt~a-1 •1100 !HM' ·: =tr!~a,avan.dlXt~) ~;roof to --. fs ilad., 'l'hte<\ W<t~.~porfed which would allow the sale ,of .fresh pro· ' .. : 1• : • ::... ' .. • ' aa.aeAQn'":.1,;...attet missin ~u. pool.
duce from stands or trqcks next to a plot · ·• . . • · :fl _.,., ~ of at least 10 acres of farrr. Janel From Pflfl'! 1 , -'.·-. · Olij1b . .as.&ertealy.1nad'e it m the deep
The current law says produce can only
be sold by a farmer on his cr.vn land, and
he can sell only produce grown on that
land.
The City Council will review Rowlands'
suggested change during its 7 o'clock
session tonight.
Rowlands said the proposed change
would not specify where the produce sold
must be grown. Nor will it require that
the sell er be on his own land.
The only restriction is tbat the stand or
truck must be next to at least a IO-acre
parcel of bonafide farm land.
Rowl ands sai~ the change is only tern·
porary, while' the city develops a new
ordinance to create a "farmer's market"
REPLY .. , ...
hour and will give the'm ~~8f!v~r Raper
they need." · ·
Wallace said that if Jnr;iateS. iii Sp~tary
confine ment were given"Whole rolls ot
paper ''they could wad It up and plug
pipes or start fires."
\Vallace also defended the jail ~Ucy of
not permitting prisoners to .bav'e any
reading material while in solitary con·
finement.
"They are in solitary confinement
because of anti-social behavior,'' he said .
"The pwiishment they get is not sup-
posed to be pleasant." •..... ·-·· ..... •
FRE EZE FOOD PRIOES Wilf1 This COMPACT ZOl lb. Ch111 FREEZER
.. ..,_,_ ·=-....... 11o11 . ...,.. .... t_l., I C-* llfiftl.hfo l1'4--
15986
16816
end .. He•W8s.arrested. Bahia aides refus.
ed iQd~y tO confirm the report
Police spokesman Prof. Clemente
Zavala Dominguez said the hassles
Saturday night involved only Arqericans.
"1'lls is the first time in history that
Wt tutvei bid a 'disturbance like~this in·
vdlving Americans," he said.
"We had too many people drunk in one
ploco,-'"""" lo hurt themselves," he ad-ded .. -.,.,
,_~ for property damage at the popular
B~t ;;~lltimia resort, most of it
amounte4·t'a cracked storefront windows
and other minor cases.
And mcm: 'of the participants were
retwed"after paying fines of up to 124 at
the local hoosegow:·
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' M-. M., 7, 1973 H DAllV I'll.OT I
• .f9ost.. ~xsis · Hearing· Slated ··
·-'
., . . ~ ~ ..
, .. MCI an mac:a OJua11 will -IM1 ..Ulloa lit Ille .-The plan Includes lour large, _.., .guile !Md devtlqp. 11111 lllOlntain , · 11·---47,... bul-~ wOuld.be Sl.14 bllli!>O • bella, a networ1t ol parka and trall,.Jil.' o --tern -~ nd bMll '"'II• lw -In pillllc beliellta~ a ....,~tan! 1'llOl'I IW>rtbwest Orqe County, other reitona • !IJl!llY, It· 14 eotlmaled.
-lo~ Ol!mlJ wlll be....,.., j ~ · ~ oul!jde ..-belt arus and actnl< • • • • -ClbOlll inpooecl In-......... ---. .. • 1 1 hlhn 111 a . 'lllit npoct, ~ by WUllUti:Kuebelbedt ~ and trails. c1 : •
' .., -_, 1 • ~ .Wodalel 0( Jile"""'1 lleacb eoet tdiods ol 6nan<:bw the propoeed pro---lJjiper Sanliaco. D pe o! a ,..... -.me ru..i.,. . IM COUii\)' f!li,~ fDI! ffYe~~ a l!'.lft'•W!Jl be """"IDecl In the ftnal draft It,...,.. area under llludy-would be
-'nie-11 ac:lleclulecl ll l :l!J p.m. ln pi.ii. By llir an opm ..,.ce-e1e1pe1l muat o! the ""'41. upect>d May 15. .mU•llioat llL,-•-and r<erea-ult ~ Bnllc!!Dlo a Civic 'be lnlelrlled lnlo the CClllOIY'• general In addllioll lo the open •pace program · II& . ,
~ Drive, Saiila Ana. The com-Pia b): Jone IO. 1 the consultant urges !hat the county's 2S --Allao ~-· pen:<oto! 7,700 ocres
llillillll will mate i ......,..-11m lo · 'l1lil ~ ftporl -·lbal the In-clllel Increase their local park spa« lo a wOlj)cl be eel aide lo lhls area which IS iill'i!Olnt ol 8uplrv1aon Oil lbe. pro-CGM lo the county will be In the fonn of rsllo o! S acres per t,000 residents. They alrea_dy lqlder deVelQpment.
-1i, u otdlnonce pad<•.. ind the . uers' lieslellta and lllOlle)' !tom leues on slated that the current ratio of all cities -Laguna Foothills. 14 pereent o! 4, 700
fhw\c:ins plan. -·-land !0< agriculture, r<erea-averages I.I acres. acres, ..,...lderabq less than the Laguna Pl'ioerv.ot!m ol Open· o.,_ llYOnn&• tlollaiidotMFOOmpaflble uses: c..i. would 7Ull-to $146 mill io" to ac-• Greenbelt Plan.-
...cblno Hilla with the area croeP!lll In-
to Rlvenlcle and San Beroardlno .~n
lles. 10 peroeot ol 19,000 acres.
Wllll1111>Kutbelbeclt said that dewlop-
menl ol 19 p._.i rqlaaal earu -·d cost f4U -mllllon and brlq public
beDellla ol '5IO m1lllon.
Propooed hiking and riding frallo
outside of, but connecting, grtenbelts
would cool 111.9 million but ..,..rate 114
million in benefits, the roport said.
The study does not include the county"
Santa Ana River-Sanllago Creek 1eenbelt
which is being studied by another firm.
The consultant said .-rs' l!eOOlts
Offief.als Conaplain ~ounty
Campo.r_ee
'Success~
Legal Aid Level
Orange County's
Unemployment
Drops in April
Unemployment in Orange County drop-
ped again· in April lo U ·percent o! the
WOfk 'force on a aeAIQnolly adjusted
beala. 'Ibis compam to 4.1 percent In
March and 5.1 -t !!1!t yw .,..
• Panoas on 1he }Ob ht'J\prtl !'ell!:hecl an
all lln\e eoanl1"fnsluofJN;lll9':flr. the I D'lClrtltf ,¥., ··-·-,_ ... -
, Statewide lhe unemployed rate dropped
1 lo'S.1-percent compared1cf5.l peroenl in
t J4arcll. The lllur• rOjltelentl 443,000
• penon1 looking !on•otk last nioittb com-
• pared lo 523,000 In -March.
L RelaUve to the seuonally adjusted
I figure, the· Santi Ana ollk:e of :ibe state
Ii HWJWI -· n...IGpment lleoort-~ ment said Oranp Oowity's unemplOyed
!' for April was actually U percen~ down
:-.7 .......,i ...,. March. The fllures are
•· ~uatecl for -ht employment ;. lhroaghout Ille year buecl OD post per· -f' fonnanco. .
' . • ~ Pinups Not·. Rorgotten
Jr . _ STOuRBRuiGE, Eiigland (Ui>IY, ~
Thl<ves raided a gymnaahlm o•er the • -end and stole body-biiUding equip-
ment -~'Bild, police saiif; tl\le photos · of
:-· abljltly girls. .. .'
• For Mrs:· Baker
•
F\meral ser)ces !or Jean Baker, wife of
Orange County Supervbor David Bake!'
will be beld at 2 p.m. Tue>day at Waver-
ly Chutth In Santa """' .
Mn1. Baker died Friday o! a cerebral
hemorrhage al Palm · Harbor Hospital.
The couple, who would have, celebrated
their 2.lth wedding anniverllll')' May 24,
reaidecl al 11152 Royal Palm Blvd.,
Garden Grove.
Visitation for Mrs. Baker will be unlll 9
o'clock tonight al Pacific View Chapel in
. Newport Beach. Burial wlli be Tueoday
at Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Arla,
Besiders her husband, Mrs. Baker is
1urVived by her son Robert of Los
~elee; t w o daugbten1, Melisu and
Laurie, of Garden Grove; and a brother,
W. C. Dooner or Tua.s.
Irvine Com~y
•
Hires LA Man
For Publicity
A • Los Angeles public rolallolll ex-
ecuUve has been hired by Ille !nine
€ompony lo dlrec:IJbe land clefflopmenl
and .ranching nra·. public . nlallons
all.ff. '· Martin A. Brower, «. former .vice
preslde!ll of pubilc nlations fer Welton
Beckel and Aaloclale1 of Los· Allg>les,
lllSUIDed bis" -Cpoll with Uie Irvine
Olmpany today. Welloo Beckei.11 a na-
liooally recognized planning, 'architec-
tural and engineering firm.
Brower fills a pos!Uon equal lo lhal of
!onner Newport Beach city aide Philip
ls Bettencourt who last week wu hired by · ... Gu.n. ma,.· · .. n .,Kil County :!"un1~~~~~o!"'"''C: Themu Wilek, vice president IW public
, · . -· ·, • ., affairs who jolne~ the company 1ut fall.
• • • Brower will be respoosible !or develop-~ W ()mah; W ourtds Girl . :r.:.·:.:=;.:~=.::i~ ~ ~ . • ' ' reslderrtlal, industrial and llriaJltural ~~ + • ' • • activities .
• ;~2._c.f I •• In .-to hll (I 1"lfi _..... ~ . A Ganfen Grove area WOIDlll wu kllJ.. ~ Waterman, 41, and -1 with the Becbt f1r111, -has public :t~ Oil~ber17•yur-old<lauili!oraerldualy ~-llet da111bter, Donna Marie ma-npenence with Newllall Land ·~ r wounded Ibis monaJni In a a-, In-POftls,' 17. . and FannJns Co., dev!lopen of Valon-
ciiloot that Is l1eins luvesiJpted by Sla!»bury oaid the l'l>wers clrl wu ad-ell; lbe L.....,_Weslml Public Relllloos ;iiru,. Qlu\llJ .sberura .oinc:m. mlltqi I'! the lnlellsiYe, cart aectlm.AI "-' ol•Los Anselea. and wltb the Los
... . '•me ~ ~-~ a -Oil ~ ..... Im Weoti'nJiDler Conimunl\y lbilllal ..._..., ~ Collnty Alr PolluUon Control ~· .... --·~ anerllie lhootJnc at liir IDOlber'a Llole 'Dlhlct, .
llllD'der, bul"'We ba•t JIO Idea at lhll Street home. . ., lie la a menolle ol lhe Public RelaUons ~ what It ~ all ibOUt;" said ICllnl Sberllf's o!ftcers said they found 111'1. 9oOlalJ of Anwlca, Loa An 1 •I • 1
&Ct.!Wlllle Stanibury. ".We att waiting Walerlnan dead. arid ber di....., dlapler; ll!e Grtater Loa AngeMi Prm
• .... ._ ·•'-..,._ -""'·"~' bleedlnl ltoln rnulUJ)le1 woqoda wllm Clal!._ the Nallonal -auon ol Real -... ""' daua-to..._., -~-•Y lo Ibey arrived a~ tbe resldeilce.. • • l!alate 1!dllnn and the Publicity Club of =...,. Ill I llal$MllL ' I • Resldenll wJiO'bearil lJte llkiolln( lllkf• New Y~ ' , , ·w. ldioWled Ille man unc1er ~ In Ibey coiintcd at !Wt 'lour aboll. SbOdfl'i-• A nal~ a{ f.os Alilelea, be adiled the
'Low ~in County'
TENNIS-ANYONE? _
liod'1 U110..•Mlt Crocodi11 Combo. Thi Ch1ml .. L1 C1Mf1. All C.Hon Shirt i11 Wh1 .. ,.a St•
Sprl1t9 Co*9 -Sil .OD. The E119fh h lmpot+M Ttt111i1 5t..n 111 Whit. , .. ve .. •r & R-'tt'--
120.00.
N•wport B••ch,
Wl11f!lr., Sfl1tM1ft 01h, P11-4•11t
lak1w1.d, w ••• eo.,1 •• • 5~.t ·~~.~-,'!f-i~ ~uldtlieilllerlllecl1bancl11111ol Dally Brain 11 UctA ...,.,.. ho was ';'~'If' Gt. O ...-. ,. "'"8 caliber lo alloot both -In the graduated wllll a degrea la marlttlln( .
. i"' ~· ~,::~:;~-~· 1 .. -~~ , lfeandbiswllebavelcurcblldren. ,.,------------------------------~~i"!"~~---..il.
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f DAILY "1.0T Moodor ... ., 7, l<m
Top · Marine 'Linked tQ 9A. :Br~~
tkt a Horse-
Or a Bicycle
WHEEUNG AROUND, Reports that
g8'oline may atart going for as much u
or6i buck a plJon are 4!s<1uieting. They ·
WJid to )ioot!Jotl1be 1tu!f during the Great
War for as much a four bits per gaJ and
I thought that was highway robbery.
All this talk· abOut how much motor
lual Ls ,Jiolnil 16 0011 ha& .to mako you
nervOOI. Jij,.. all· tbtse years I've been ..
driving around In "rolling eawtrophes
or, as in recent times, in a four-wheeled
peanut. ·
All this Ume I'm looking forward to
that great day i11 the future whefe af.
fluenoe lhall creep in upon my driving
habits. •
Indeed, I dream or that great machine
I shall own: A hood hall a city block long.
Power everything~ including the
ashtrayl. Rubber pedal pads that ac-
tually ~ on the pedals. Windows that
roll up ai>d down at the touch of a button
without' coming off the tracks and falling
down into the depths of the door. You,
,know, rem lu:mry.
NOW rr MAY be all those dreams are shatter.~: 'nie-g1ii>Une, people are run'
ning out or gas, or so they say. Tomor-
row, you inay be able to buy i BJ Oat-
-mobile V-tZ for peanuts. It may be an en-
dangered species. Nobody will want the
gas-gulpers because there won't be any
gas to gulp .
Or. just as bad, petroleum pricts will
be clear out of sight. AH or us may be
Jooldni for another way to get from here
lo there.
Motorcycles may come on very large
in the years ahead lf gasoline goes to 98
cent.II for regular and $1.05 for the stuff
tha t actually burn" I don't know how I'll
explain this to my aching back and aging
lddneyB.
NEXT, OF COURSE, you can return to
pedal-power. The bicycle may come
back even stronger than ever. Bicycling
bas made a good try at it in recent
years.
Why, only this last week, Daughter's
junior high school bicycling club, some 50
strong, took off on a little jaunt
downcoast to San Diego.
That seem$ about the equivalent or
driving a motor car from here to
Chicago.
You should have seen the instruction
list the teachers put out for that bike
trip. Two pages long·. One or the last en-
.tries noted, "We sha11 also seek Divine
assistance." A good thing, too. Most of
the kids made the trip on their bikes. But
a few, like Daughter, also traveled some
distance on their noses, knees and shins.
THE OBJECT OF the trip, act0rding
to the advance notice, was to prove that
the bicycle is "a viable mean! of
transportation."
NEW YORK (AP) -'-SourCet aay that
wblte Marine Corps Commandant Robert
E. CU>lulWI Jr. wu serving u deputy
director ol lbe Ceotrat lntetllgence Agen-
cy be save the , .. ahead !or CIA
aostllaDOe In the burglary of the ornce ol
Daniel Etb:berg'1 fonner psychiatrist,
tbe New York Times said today.
Elbberg 11 a defendant In the Pentagon
papers trial.
THE 11MES, quoting sources close to
the Watttgate case, said ~. CW!hman
autMriz.ed the use of CIA material and
research for the burglary at the request
Soggy Stroll
bl former Presldentlal assltt.nt Jobi D.
EhrllchmaJI.
CUsbman, "1lo left the CIA Jn 1'11,
reportedly accepted lull respon11btllty for
the decision to let the CIA aulst In
preparations for the break-in, the nmes
said.
In grand jury testimony last Wedne&-
day, E. Howard Hunt .Jr. '"told ol ualng
disguises, fake identlllcation papere and
a "salebouse" In Wasblngton provided by
the CIA in advance of the burglary.
WATERGATE CONSPIRATORS G.
Gordon Uddy and Hunt were identified
A Denver, Colo. pedestrian makes his way past a stalled station wag·
on during flooding in the city. A syring stonn dropped four inches
of rain on 'Denver and 20 inches o snow in the mountain foothills
sunc:iay.
Israel Salules No. 25
With Display of Might
JERUSALEM (AP) -More than 400
warplanes roared across the land of the
Bible today as Israel celebrated its 25th
anniversary with prayers and a three-
hour display of the mightiest array of
military hardware ever seen at one time
in the Middle East.
Some 300,000 cheering spectators jam-
['-_I_N_S_H_OR_T._ •• _ •...... )
med the decorated streets of Arab and
Jewish Jerusalem for the parade. But the
birthday was more festive than warlike
despite the biggest armed display in the
Middle East since the 1967 War.
Troops and police guarded the parade
route against guerrilla sabotage and
reserve troops were mobilized for seruri·
ty. But there were no disruptions.
e Ni-n Meeting
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -Gen.
The unexpeded eruption Saturdn OJI
the island of Hawaii, amidst hundreds of
earthQuakes, occurred just 10 days after
a devastating earthquake shook~ sta.t.t ••
causing severe damage to-the~toWn"of
Hilo just 30 miles from KilaueL--:. ·: · ··•
e McGovern Story
NEW YORK (UP!) -Sen. George
McGovern "never liked" his onetime
running mate, Sen. Thomas Eagleton,
and was so dejected after losing last
year's presidential election he considered.
moving to England, according to an arU·
cle in Sunday's New York Times
Magazine.
McGovern said the article, by Joe
McGinnis, author of the best-selling "The
Selling of the President," was a
"disreputable and shoddy piece of
journalism • • • lull of inaccurate and
fabricated quotations."
e ltloseotD Talks \Vell, if those gasoline prices do what
everybody fears they may, the bicycle
could end up more than a viable means
of transportation. It will end up the only
'means, that's what.
~1aybe the Stanley Steamer will make
·a comeback. Or perhaps the electric
car. Who knows?
Alexander M. Haig Jr. flew unannounced
,to the Florida White House far a meeting
today with President Nixon on future
·operations of a revamped White House
staff.
MOSCOW (AP ) -U.S. presidential ad-
viser Henry iKsslnger and Soviet officials
were scheduled to resume ialks today lb
a guarded government compound outside
Moscow, U.S. rsources said. .
They gave no time-table on the new
round of talks nor did· they say who
Would participate on the Soviet side.
JN THE FINAL analysis, maybe I'll
gel that luxury machine I've always
dreamed of. I'll be able to pick up a
Bloatn1obile V-12 for only $125 oa a used
car Jot.
Of course, I'll never be able to afford
the gallon of gas to drive It around the
block.
But theo, just think, I can always go
out on the street and sit ln ii.
And. play with all the shiny knobs on
the dashboard.
Deputy press secretary Gerald L. War-
ren said Haig, named Friday by Nixon to
be his new staff coordinator following the
resignation of H. R. Haldeman, came
here Sunday afternoon.
e Volca1w Action
VOLCANO, Hawaii (UPI) -Kilau ea
volcano smoldered and sputtered today
after a spectacular eruption sent foun-
tains of fire soaring 100 feel in the air,
ripped open a giant fissure and touched
off forest fires.
e .Ship Damage
PORTLAND, Ore. !UP!) - A Greek
ship crushed its bow Sunday when it col·
lided with a bridge pier, then damaged
an underground telephone cable when it
dropped anchor in the Willamette River.
The Milhalios XilBs was moving with the
help of two tugboats from drydock to
Zidell Explorations when it hit the
Burnside bridge. It was en route to pick
up a load of scrap.
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Tornadoes Lash Plains
Rockies Covered With Torrents of Rairi, Snow
Temperatures ti1•1te>M ..... WIAlHfl lfl'f'l(f fOllCAll le 7AM I l l 5 -I -71
M'911 UW l"r
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Elllberg's former psychiatrist alter writlnl!,'' the IOUrce ~
pubUcatlon ol the Pen~ Pal!"r" "Tber -•· ..,._ _,, ""' • '"''" According '° the 'rtmli. accouair,-uunt -· • wu _,., -..... ,_ ..,_
went to ~superior In the burglary plot Jean.<Jo call by Ehrlldunan. And then
Emil KJ'Ollh Jr., .mo In turo wtnl i;. Hunt and Liddy bqan" uklns for
Ehrllcbman after ii wu lelmed that sale~ an4 all the mt.
higher authority w11 needad before the A SAFEH> 0,,.,v u •• ~--•--~bed Cf A would furnish assistance. ·•~......,. ~ ~· "I
"Ehrllchman makes a telepbqne call to an area wHere perams planninl dan-
Cushman, and says, "Hey, these guys destine actions can meet wttbout fear ot
need some chores done. Won't you take interruption or 'beln& overheard.
care of It?' CUshman says, '0.K., I'll do Sa!ehouse phones are equipped wllh a
it.' " a nmes' source said. scramble system.
Ships Squeak By
Reds t9 Capital
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PHNOM PENH "(UPI) - A suppfy con-
voy of 10 ships made it safely to Phnom
Penh today despite intense Communist
fire along the riverbanks, but one ship
went up in flames when it was hit and
ran aground. A big road convoy also
made It into Phnom Penh from the south
coast.
cambodian navy river patrol boats '\o-
day picked up 22 crewmen from a fuel
tanker which a witness said "went up
like flame from a lighter'' when enemy
gunners fired on an 11-ship convoy brini·
Ing supplies to the capital.
THE CAPTAIN OF the sblp, the Vlta'1,:
was reported missing. The vessel Was
grounded and afire at last report near
Dey Doz, 25 miles i!OuthWt of Phnom
Penh. It was carryinl! 475,000 gallDll! of
aviation fuel, shippers said.
Ten.vessels reached Phnom Penh·port
safely arid were to make a return trip to
S<iuth Vi~tnam Tuesday morning.
Crewmen said the navy boats escorting
the convoy late Sunday night·were not ef-
fective against Cambodian rebel units
because the gunners with B40 rockets,
propelled grenades and machinegwi.s
\Vere firing from foxholes on the jungled
riverbank.
"IT WAS THE heaviest fi.re we have
laketjD many trips," said Capt. Rodolfo
NarfahU.a.....!6, skipper of the Philippine
lanke r Khyrner Trader. "We were
following the Vira I and she suddenly
' went up In n.me from a Ugltler. I bod to
. pull over to tho left bank under heavy
fire to get by her."
The Filipino mariner said there was a
"patch of the river ablaze" ·&J'OIAld the
Vlra I but none ·of · the j7 Cf<!wmen
aboard his ablp wn hurt. But some said
they. doubted they would make another
supply nm up the ·river despite
paychecb 10 ttrnes lholr normal salaries.
A road convoy {JI IQ trucks and
traljers carrying ~ rice and ce-
ment arrived In Pbitoin Peob today from
the cteepwater port of Kompons Som
(formerly Sihanoukvllle) and drivers
niported the IM.mile ldp ui> !Bgltway 4
was made wiiliou( Incident.
AN AMERICAN OVll Brooeo anned
reC:nnnatssance · plane late to day
developed engine trouble while spotting
. targets northwest of Pbnom Penh but
made a sale landing at the capital's
Pochentons airport. The tw~e
aircraft carries a one-man cre.w.
·An Air Force A7 Corsair jet crashed
FridaY night o.utside Pochentong while
trying an emergency landing. The pllot
parachuted. safely but at' least ~per.sons
on the groWJd were killed.
A terrorist Sunday evening tossed a
hand grenade into a crowded market
place at Stung Meanchey, 314 miles
southwest ol Phnom Penh, kllllng three
y0W1g girls and wounding at least 24
other persons. The terrorist escaped in
the confusion which followed the blast.
Indians Turn Over List . . .. ..
BREAK·IN GO·AHEAD?
Marin• General Cushman
Doctor Kills
3 Children,
The.n Self
DAU.AS (UPI) -A doctor wbo was In
bad health fatally shqt three of his
children and then killed himself, police
reported today. The doctor's wife and a
fourth child were also shot but survived.
THE DOCTOR, Waldemar F. Henniger
Jr., 49, lived with .his family in a swank
two-stOry house in northeast Dallas. His
wife Monica, 40, also a doctor, was shot
in the chest and three times in the back,
but managed to telephone for help at
!Oo55 p.m, Sunday.
Henniger was found In his underciotbes
in the couple's master bedroom, a
chrorn .. plated magnum pistol near his
body. He had been shot In the bead.
"We don't know why ~ did it, but
neighbors said he was In bad health and
bad undergone open heart surgery," said
Detective J . Ulng. "He may have just
been down in t}!e dtnnPf.'' • , ·
THE HENNIGERS were bot h
anesthesiologists ~ worked IDgether Jn
an olflce near.Saylor Hospital.
WOUNDED KNEE. S.D. (AP) -The
fll'St phase of a disarmament agreement
between the government and militant In-
dians was complete today as negotiators
expressed. optimism that lhe 69-day oc-
cupation of Wounded Knee will end this
week.
disarmament qreement. ...
..... ·: Mrs1 Henniger was in ttitical condition
... and 1'ltt only mrviving ct;llld, John: 7;was
in serious condition, .. bu~ Long said both
were expected to recover ..
INDIAN LEADERS turned over on
Sunday night a list ol weapons beld by In-
surgents as well as the names of. persons
in the village. It was the first step in the
~µt!U Horror
Mn. Judy Branham Is gripped
with hysteria u her rented
home burned In Battle Creek, Mlch. She kept yelling tor .'the
baby.' A nell!hbor Said Mrs.
Branham lost lier Infant son In
another fire lut"Y<l:V· She re-
lived Ille trll~Y· No one was
hurt.In SwiclaY'• blaze.
. Marshals reported today there was
quite a bit of activity along the viµage
peririieter overnight with several persons
arrested trying to slip past federal
blockades. .
Despite the optimism, spokesmen for
both sides traded wamlnp about future
takeoven and the way the government
would react.
Negotiators announeed on Sunday the
signing ol a disarmament pact that calls
for weapons to be surrendered and
nonresidents to leave the village at 6
a.m. PDT Wednesday.
THAT IS TO he followed by im·
plementatlon ol an April 5 agreement
,that calls for an investigation of civil
rights complaints and an audit of oglala
Sioux tribal funds on the Pine Ridge
Reservation. ·:nie earlier ·pact was to
· have ended tlte·'OC<UJ>3llon ol Wounded
, . Knee but never was put into effect
because of a dispute over laying down
arms. ·
The children killed were John 's twin
brother' Mark, Mary Frances, 9, and
Teresa, 6. 'Ibey were all sbot through the
chest. ·
Long said police lhad not been able to
talk to Mrs. Henniger yet.
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Di.sabl.ed Vet Sees 3-legged Beast
ENFIELD, m (UPI) -Henry
McDaniel said he's seen ii twlo" a P"'Y·
hairy, three-leged monste< standing tall
like a bwnan, belni with pink re!lectlng
ey .. bulging from a huge bead.
The 6e<ood time was Sunday ..,m1ng,
after his original report on the monster
brought newsmen, po I i c e , an--
thropologlsts, experts on unidentified
flying objects and the just plain curious
to the Wabash River Valley to in-
vestigate.
McDaniel, a disabled war veteran, said "\
Ibey found foolpritU• covering .the '
woodland areas around hil home. 'Ille
tracks were three to five inches across
with six toes and little hoof marks, he
sa\d.
Ed Phllllpr, a pel ollop ....... llun.
Kokomo, lndo ..tio came to loolt around,
verified McDaniel's descrlpUon or the
tracks.
"It couldn't be a ltoax," Phillips said.
The tracks were bidden under dense
bush as well u In the open, lte said.
Plaster casts were made .
McDaniel Aid the first Ume he aaw the
·monster .was about 9:~ Ute nlgltt or April
:is. Ills family heard a ~Idling noise
at the back door and he went to ln-
1vestigate.
"When f rlrst 11w It, I thoulltt It was
an anlmoJ. I went back Inside the hou.oe
and got i aun ond a fiashlllht," be aald.
"It wu rf811t about three feet from me. I
wasn~ scared.
"'Mien I aaw ~ Pink eyu sltloe ot
""like •.rdlector ca a car. It bid pink
t)'ff, I li/ge beod and ll'IS I ltlnd of
dlriytsh IJ'IJ color •• .hall')' ••• about lour
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or five feet tall Standing right In front or
the door on three legs Just like a human
being."
McDaniel said be shot at the monster
four times.
"I knew I hit it once/' he said.
The monster. he aald, hissed, leaped 75
feet In three jumpe and ·disappeared
down the railroad tracks near his home.
Sunday ab<iut 3 a.m the barking of bis
dogs awakened M.cDaniel and he opened
his door and looked out. lie said he saw
the same three-legged monster on the
railroad traclcs 75 feet away.
''I W8!11't lclred" be said. "I'd like to . . have it as a pet and charge admission.
It's aomething that's there 6Dd we've got,
to. l«'tJll lL"
• • • 2 Marines Held
After Joyride
HONOLULU (AP) -""° Marine
Corpe ... rgfants were belnl! held In tho
brig a!tor taking a !our-mile predawn
joyride throuib town In a 34-ton truck.
The men stole the b'8· ampblblout
personnel carrier lrom a vehicle yard al
the ltan<Obe Marine Corns Air ,Station acnios 0ahu 1s11n<1 rrOITt l!on0tutu, ..,.1,
Sunday, a Marine Corps spokosman aaldl
They wm Identified u Sil. Roger
Smlth and SC\. Mu Grof. '
'Ille ti.et ~ oat ol lhe
bua'• mall pto at Ill mil .. per hour;
eendlng guanta ~fur safely. '
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By JOHN V ALTEllZA
"t Of "' ~ '"" lleff
Riots described as the worst in the
history of the Newport-Ensenada yacht
raee marred the weekend of revelry in
Ensenada as thousands of drunken
Americans barricaded a maln street and
battled with poli<!!-
At least 171 Americans were arrested
dwfig the two melees which erupted in
froril of Hussong's Bar, a favored water-
ing!bole in downtown Enseoada. •
Newport
Eyes Land
'
Use Plan
A plan for the use of private and public
property throughout Newport Beach will
go b¢ore city councilmen during a pu~ic
hearing tonight at 7:30 in city hall.
The plan, called the land use element
cl the general plan, bas been recom-
mebded for adoption by planning com-
} missioners but could \llldergo surgery
I severe enough to send it back·to plannera
, \ for additicmal review.
I{ Councilmen two · weeks ago heard
several recormneoded ~a b u' . =.::I! Ill any '" tfiem until
.. Counclhnen ·have not responded to
·' recommendations that the land me ele-
ment be shelved temporarily until w<rk
is completed on 1he traffic and en-
vironmental elements so their «KP
clusions can be weighed before decisions
are made.
Commtmity Development D i r e c t o r
Richard V. Hogan hss recommended the
IQllowing changes In the land use and
ttsidential growth elements, of the plan
following that first bearing:
:....COOctitionally iniprove t b e en-
vifonmental impact report (ElR) "with
Uie understanding that a more in-depth
review will occur when the general plan llt Its entirety is reviewed."
-No dec:Jslon on a proposed harbor for
West Newport be made pending much
more in-<lepth study,-likely In last at
least a decade. --No decisions oo the fate of the-city·
owned Bali>M Bay Club and BeM:oil Bay
prweriies be made at this Ume.
-Prposed rer.onlng of M~. tbe
~ trailer park, ta sq _ "oepn
spece" zone , be delayed unUI f:fter the
triller uses have been phased out.
-Residential density of the proposed
development of the Castaways property
between Dover Drive and Upper Newport
Bay be increased from eight In 15 tlwell-
ina: units per acre.
"-Additional residential sites I n
Ntwport Center be allowed at a d-ty
Uitln 35 units per acre.
.,..\Dow eight units per acre In un-
de9eloped sites in 'lbe Buffs. _
-Tiie city 8ball eocourage ~ lo~
tiGb· of municitial advisory groups -within
~ of the villa~s of the city and will ~ate w:lth village ''representatives''
fot various improvements.·
-The city will be aAsured a "favorable
li\idBet posture" by the u5e of 10-year
rwenue and expenditure projections and
111-~ managing needed c a p i t a I im·
pnivements .
-:..Eliminate proposed restrjctions on
reltdeotial growth throughout much of
W* Newport and the mesa above it.
· ~Tighter controla on development In
"' (See LAND tJSE, Pagel)
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tnDI 11 a really "trippt" atOry • • .A
Dally Pilot dassilled want ad oould help
flaance your next •cation. Sound a lltUe
fll'letched? Read this:
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xtru, rlh, wire wheels.
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When this advertiser sent in her pay-
ment for this ad she apologized for her
tardiness. "However," .she wrote, ''your _,drew I calla thal weNend and I buyer
for the car. J have been on a vacation ut-
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~ricans ·Arrested in--·Ensenada Riots
The biill: of g,;, arrests t6iik p1.;,. dur·
ing an lncldeDt late Saturilay night aa the
crowd described u "too numerous and
too drunk'' by a police spokesman block-
ed the roadway with can.
~ of those persons ,were lodged in
the Jocal jail on assaultlng-<illlcer
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Mexican authorities identified the :ioolhs as l!indsey L Greene, 18, of Seal
Beacl\; C!lte P•vi\l Jlar!ialf, 21, of 'Gar-·
den Grove arid ~s Frederick.Phil-
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'!'her aid 'lliJi, lriO were being held
"on mgre serious~."
Police ll1epd ~ ud Damell hit
Offtcer Fruyfan VerdulO. In ·the faee with
.. beer !IO-ttle.. . • .
At \ne-lieijbt rol the · disturbances
firemen were ~ to try to quell the
riot -.itJi fire -.,, BCCOWlts said.
Pollce decllned:1o.bl1111<-the yachting
crowd specllically.;lor. the' problems, but
Instead said that !be.flood of Americans
r . ~, .
was cause( bx ~ COJDblnltioi\' of Cln<o
de Mayo ceiebn.ljaaa Ulf the • of the
yacbtcla!llc,.· · · -·. ,The dl8lilrbancel, __ paoe·at T and t
p.m. at the IJelal>l'ol,dl!oJ&ce ~
Wldi;spread, llllDOl'S I -~. ao-
companted-. detallis of .t!>e ~ · w[th
police, but only•ooe '.lllch lndd.nt may
have taken place -ud that wu· 1 simple
brandishing of a plJtol. Tbe gmltoler ....
among ti-ari'estilcr, but be' was ' not
ident!Jied. _ • ~•
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checkpoint, to boot Steering jrouOle was· bltmed.
Tb.ere were no injuries. -
' . Bui Sur>e rvisor Admits Some Guidelines Not Met . . ... . .. . .
By JOHN ZALLF;R
Of "' o.41'1' ...... ltlff
'l1le supetvtsor of 'Orange County Jail
today·defended his facility as ''ooe of the
firtelt ®unty jails.ill the nation ," but he
alJO admitted it "fBiis In· meet some new
•late prlJOn. guiilelinei.
!IOplying In cbarges·that bis jail guards
are allualve'and arbitrary in dealing with
~ Capt. Bill Wallace said "our
olllCon -obey a code ol rulea Iba! 11 . .
just u llrlct II not stricter -than lbe one
prlaoners folloW,''
At lbe 8ame time, Wallace· admitted
that aome soecillc crlUdsma Jeyeled
ap!nsf hla jail at a Saturday ineedng of
the · Ammtan Civil Llbertll!I Ubloo
(ACLU) may have been accurate.
Wallace s;tld that prisonen do not at!
bOoks or magazines aent through .the
mall "because lt would preoent a
-keeping problem II we had to deal
wlth the th!n«I alter prilooerl left."
But lVallace aa!d thla policy wai being
revlewed and ''l)robablf Will be modified
by tbe end of the -.th" u ,. tewlt of
--llllClallnll tbat IO lllto effect at 11111 time. .
Wallace alJO a1-.;UOc1 that prilonerl In
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solitary confinement are denied such
sanitary aidi as 808p and toothbrushes.
"They can take the toothbrushes and
mlrlt up their cells and ..,. them In do ' :damage,,. 1be .. salct '-nlla can be a prd>-• m ' But tbe· -guldeitnes apply 'In .
this ..... .. ft'll be reviewing this
policf, too, H
wahaoe vtJjGrOUS!y deo1ed charges that
-are -only 'four lheeta-ol fllllel paper !*'day, and that as a !'el!ult ;
-prilOoen .. .fomod to ... , """" and..,.-:t'ttt!1 unltatlon. IJe' !O"!I -I n m at e • oo-
~ilf dtd -t11e Clothing for this
JllllPOIO, llal he•uld>lt·-not neceaary
·~...., .. pards OClllte ll'OCflCl ooce an
bDar 11111 11111' cln tbem "'8teftr paper ...., __ . .-.
wi-uJd tllat in11111~1a bi aolltary
CGltlllawitt -,,..-whole rolla of
paper "they Cou"! """ It up and plug .
IJiM or lllrt -·· , • Wallace 11ao dafended lbeJlil polley of
11111 Pll'lllllllmC .,.i-1 .Jo have any reodtnr mlter:tal wblle ttnoUtary con-
finewnent. , • "111of are• In iallllty "conDnemenl
bee 1 orMtl 11elll MmYkll'," he •id.
"'!be panlllunollt thi!r cet la not sup--
posed to be pleasant." ,
While Wallace adnilttell that oome jaila
do permit prisoners lo solitary con-
finement to have r;eading matefial, 'be
said ,that It was a matter which loci! of•
lidals could decide.
The cµrrent capacity.of Or41'110' County
Jail la 850, will) room l<r 14 priJonorl In
solitary Is flloe days at a time, and that
the longest a prisoner normally opeads.ln
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the longeat anyone can remain ln.)all.oo
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KILLS °FOR . $7 .
LONDON (UPI) '-Clarend'on the eit
was !JO auccessfu1 In killing mice' 1nc:frat1
that Ila owner,.Noel-l'letcher, renamed'll
Supercal and advortlled oervices lor hire
at 17 a day. '
"He11 ~ the rodents •out ol my
lactory and all the oilier laetonel In the area/; rtetcber 11ld. •·1~ ..Met a
shame to~ bll»: to ounelm."
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Yet another unconfirmed rumor sur-
rounded a bizarre incident at the Hotel
Batila where lour assertedly clOpe-crazed
youths tried a swan dive from the roof to
the pool, but lalled. 'fbree were reported inJUJ1d seriously· l'fter milllhg the pool.
A lourtb as_aertedly made It In the deep
end. He was arrested. Bahia aides refus-
ed today to confirm the report.
Police ~tesman Prof. Clemente
Zavala Dominguez said the hassles
Saturday nigbl lnvolved only Americans .
"This is the llrstlfme in history that
we have had a disturbance like this ift..
volvlng Americans," he said.
"We had too many people drunk in one
place, trying to hurt themselves," he ad+
ded.
As !or property damage at the popular
Baja California resort, mos t of it
amounted to cracked storefront windows
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Magazi~es Claim
N-ixon Compl·icity
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -The
Florida White House, on President Nil·
on's behalf, Issued today a sweeping
denial of any presidential involvement In
the Watergate scandal or a subsequent
coverup.
,Although the White House recentiy
d~lned comment on individual news
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John W. Dean 111 wu prepared to testify
Nixon personally congratulated him last
Se ptember for covering up
Administration Involvement in 't h e
Watergate incident. .
Time magazine a!JO carried a slightly
different account saying buically t.be
same thing .
Warren's denial also encompassed a
. report that Nixon agreed In grant ex-
ecutive clemency to coovlcted ·Watergate
conspirator E. Howard Hunt.
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·~ .i-tion lh•t the~
-,....,. of-the Watergate oporallocl la
-• ~ AnJ ..,.._ that 'ibe Pnal<
detlt parltclpotod In any .....-up ..,.
tlvltiea 1' untrue. Any auaesUon that the
Prelldeat ever autborbed the offering of
clemency to ..,..,. in this case Is also
false." 'Will Name •
Pro~ecuwr'
WASHINGTON (AP) -Elliot L.
Richardson promised today be will name
a ope<lal, Independent ir-:utor th bead
the Watergate lnvestlgallcm and said he
will ask the Senate to espms Ila eon-
f\d~ce in the man . . .
. Richardson said he 11 make the Ip-.
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~-pointment once he is confirmed a1 a~ !Oi'neY general. He said be ha1 oot yet
found the right man In head the probe.
·Acknowledging woniea over haw the
Watergate lnvestigaUon would be.
pursued, Richardson aald, "After mueh
careful thought about bow belt In re-
spond to these concerns, I ha'fl decided·
that \ will, ii confirmed, ippoint I
special prosecutor and give all the In-
dependence, authority and slaff support
needed ~ C8Jl'l' 'Dttt.ta.U enliulted In,
him."
With emphssls, Rlcbanlloo qJ4 tbe
special prosecutor would report_ qoJy to
him u attorney general. 1bla oeemed In
imply that President Nixon would· have
no diroct hind In the Jbvest1g1tl6il. :
Richardson, currenUy the seCretarr of
Defense, was cholen by N-Jul Moo·
day In become the ..... attorney ceneral
and take peraonal mponllb111ty for tbe
Watergate invtstigatlon. .
There have been call1 Jn the Senale-for
......... of the caliber of a U.8.-SUpreme
COurt juatlce, with oo t!OI In the Nlmn
a~. In peraonallf lnYestltite
the Watergate scandal. · ·
"I have taken Into ICllOUDt the lad
that, became I have held olflce In this
Admlnlatrallcm 'from Ill beglmJnc, my
objectt.lty may be queatloned,''
RJcllanllC!D told I Pen~ nOWI' Cllft-
ference.
-appean belore t b. Judiciary Committee Oil bis DOllllnlttan
.. attorney _.1 w-,.---
he baa yet to ht coolinDeclby tbe Senate
!or that job, RIChardaoo dacllned , In
answer queotlons alter rudinc-1 tbree-
pace 1tatement.
A numhet of names ha'" -_.
-11 lll<e17 -·!or -tlon. One ts Lawrence E. Wallb, 1° deputy
•tiow~ei:;1 under Pml¥1t Dwight D. • He II 1 former U.S.
Dlatrlct COurl judge and I member of l
New Yori< Jaw linn.
Another la JucJce 1rvlng R. Xalll!nan ,
In line In become chlel Judi• ol the u .s. Cour\ ol Appeala for the 2ncl ClrculL
Kallfmlli 1o the Judie who la the wly
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In reoponse to questions, Wamn said
the statement was Issued with N11.on's
koowledge and approval.
Asked u the rermnce to 11Watergate
operitiona" extended In 1972 campaign
espionage and sabotage, Warren iala, ''ft
extends to all the matters that ari now
under discussion:"
Warren said the White House, except in
thla Instance, would follow a practice ol
not commeoUnc on lndlvldual news
report• becauae of a "desire In make
sure that.White Rouse com.meat or an in-
advertent statement In the White HOUR
brlefin&. room will not prejudice the proo-
eeutlon or lnlrillce oo ilie riibts of In-
nocent lnd.lvtduala."
He added :
"That is our position and will remain
our po&iUon."
Two Pedestrians
Killed by Auto s
Two men "'"' kUled In Santa Ana Sun-
day, one by a hit and run driver.
Poll'!' said Pascual A. Sanchez, 60, of
31111 N. Spurgeoo st. was fatally Injured
by a hit and run <19ver of a pickup truck
at 4th and Garfield streets early Sunday. wit-said __ bei '! .. lo a mark-
ed crosswalk whe!i struck by the truck.
Sunday nl&bt J-Barju-Ellrella, 40,
a transient wu killed In the 1100 block of
West 111 Street when he reportedly
stumbled off the curb into the path of a
car. The driver was not cited.
Weailter
1111 be mostly aunny ao Tuesday,
following . low clauds along the
coaatilne in the morning lioura. HJcba of 16 at the beaches rising
In 15 Inland. <>vertlicht Jowl In the
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hai <r<ated quite a 'P!Jl'I' ill olil
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' LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Pentqon
Papen tr'.al Judie moaled today that ..,
" affidavit filed by former White llou!e
·• · aide Egli Krogh shows that the late FBI
Director J . Edgar Hoover perlOliolly al>'
proved the launching of a ljlOC!al White
House undercover tnvallpt!Oll ol the
Pentagon papers case.
U.S. District Coor! Judge Matt Byrne
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-· :lfiiJ 1nvitetl t· . ·-rTo N~ Vietnam
SAIGON (UPI) -·11o ... nlat!V91
al U.S. oerv1oen1<n who died In
pi-. ......... their Ill-. ........
Od will be IDYUed to N'orai VillDlm to nldl tbt ,,_...., al .........
-~~Alllfo. dly. Maj. Phu Blnh, a North Vlei·
name8e officer with the four-j>Orty
Joint Military Team, said the flnt
group of American and Vietnamese
ofllcers would leave for North Viet·
nam "ln the next few days" to
n .the recovery.
formed "°"""" In Salioa said U.S. government bu no official ,
... .. said that llrogb "states that the apeclal
policy on such visits. They said
Wuhington would probably neither
enoourgae n o r discourage such
vislll. unit expres&y agreed to by Mr. Hoover
was manifested Jn a memorandum by the
director." .
BJl'llO said he wanll to aee "that
memorandum.
'1'here appears in this document,"
Byrne said of Kroeh's statement1 "a now
from tbe bureau to tbta ID!lt Jn toe White
House through FBl....,.rta."
Byrne addltlonally mealed th a t
another docwnent turned over by the
government today indicates that the
special White House tmit which included
Council Eyes
Action on 2
Ma jor Items ~· Watergate conspirators E. Howard Hunt
and G. GordoL Liddy may have had ac-
cess to aecret grand jury transcripts of The fate of Balboa's Fun :lone and the 11•• testimony in the Pentap. Papera in-UC Irvine request for endorsement of Jts
,,. vestiptlon. )ln>pOled ..,.,..pus teaching hoopltal
"Tbll JndJcates that Ulil unit ma:Y have are two of the major items controotlng
: had gnru! jury testtmony or that they Newport Beach counclbnen toniglll
.. may had a menUon 1n an FBr report on John Konwiser, president of the JAK
grand jury testimony," Byrne said. O:llstruct.ion Company, will ask council-
" Byrne said be wanb to investigate men to approve a 33-unit condominium ~ whether there was any improper leak of on the one-acre fun zone property.
the sealed transcripts from the grand Residents who support the project say
jury that investta:ated the Pentagon they are coocemed about the nmdown
• papen case. coadltlon of the amusement part and
" Hunt bu said Krogh onlered the say H createo poltce problems.
1' breaking at the office of the psychiatrist PollCe say differently.
1 • of Daniel Ellsberg, a defendant Jn the U . Ed Cibbarelll, adjutant to Polic:e
Pentagon papers trtaJ here. Krogh 15 on Cblef B. Jam" Glavas, bas testified be-
'" leave from his job as t.mdenecretary of fore councilmen that the fun zone area
,,..t Transwrtation1 • is actually one of the lowest crime areas
• Judge Byrne expanded his orders OD on the entire Balboo -la.
the government's investigaUon to irr "Fuhion tsJand is more ·or a JX1Iice
elude: problem.'' other police officials who pre-
.--How long the Department of Justice pared extensive statistics on crimes and
or the ru had photographs allegedly atftS'ts said today. ...,. 11
taken by Watergate CO~JPlratora of the 'Ille same spokemian also said thatUie
_. office of Ellsberg's psyclliatrist. department "does not have a big juvenile
-How long the Department of Justice problem with the fun zone" and pointed
. had known that the CIA was coostructing out the youths who go there would likely
a psychJatric profile of Ellsberg. be somewhere else near the beach if the
.... -What information the government fun zone is tom down .
hu on eight boxe! of documenll alleged-Mayor Donald A. Mcinnis, who voted ·~ ly removed from Hunt's office. to suwort the zone change when it first
· -Any information on e I e ctr on j c went to the council last summer, said
" surveillance of the defendants or their at-today the police problem has never been ·• a concern of his, at least since Clbbarel-to~~ the FBI has any documenll li's testimony.
·'-or statements from f9rmer White House Mdnnis indicated he is impressed with ·~ cOunsel ,John ~an regerdlng this case. Koowi.ser's proposal to scale down the
He uked prosecutor Davt.~"Nlssen ·P~~i·~e'.;, ~l:i':f~ chang: .. the
several times whether Nissen hJ!Melf . mayor said e,
had prior knowledge of lillormaUOD Vice MaYor Howard Rogors who
nl related to the breakln. Nilsen ~tedly , ... bf ·t11e .Wln'g ~ote on !be re\iuesl ma~
·•:J denied that he had. · •' 1 • , 11 who · rte:d . the ii ... :.> an .
11 ·~I hope I've made m)rsetr clear," said SUJ>PO ••. it lrst tilile, .like
the judge. "This burdan 15 on the govern-~fs~m;""ed to state hls position
t. menl To 11y .you don't know where Rogers diSciosed he bad been called ~ocuments are rs not e~gh. The nega-Sunday by Konwlser, adding, "he prob-
tive ls not going to sustam that burden. ably called every other member of the ,_i Byrne, his own future entangled in the council to state his feelings."· -~ case , faces another declsloo. Attorneys Rogers said Konwiser plans to pre-
ror Ellsberg and codef~t Anthony sent a proposal to provide additional ~ Russo say they are cons1derlng asking public sidewalk in front of the project. ~ the 9th Circuit Court o! Appeal to throw Cooncilmen overruled planning com-
;: out the Penf:Bgon Pape,r;s lndlctm:ent ?,II missioners last summer and voted to ~ grounds the Judge was compromiRtl. approve the condominiums at "their or-
-iginal density. The actioa was appealed :-! to Orange County Superior Court where
1• Frotll Pqe l a Judge ordered the city to look at the
;. projed ·· apln ·alter an ~to! ~ LAND USE 1mpact..pon ·-·~ • ... · ( • • • •• CA:u>cllmen then told Koirwisei"lo 1'trv ~ to !itid "°"""ercial uses for the proJeci'r•
• ~ Corona del Mar llld °" Ba1boo hnimola but htld the door open for !be to'"1 be dropped pending development of · boulOI U he wa• unsuccesslul . ~ specific growth !Undanls. The UC! 1'QUesl tooight ior eodo,.... ~ -A proposed commemal development ment ol its on"'8mpos i.achlng hospital ~ at the northern end of Upper Newport is expected to be approved following
': Bay be scra~ in favor ol residentlal a votf! Friday by directors of Hoai Me--
': development at a density of six homes moriat Hospital in favor of it.
"I per acre. Councilmen tonight will also be consld-
) ering proposed commercial zoning fOl'
-.. the to-acre Irvine Company property ~ Fisherman Drowns oorth of the Phllco Fonl Aeronutronic ~ plant between AlacArthur Boulevard and ~ ESCONDIDO (APl -The body ol Bllly Jambor.e Road. .
4 Joe Johnson, 42, was round in Lake
~ Henshaw afi.r he fell from his ftshlng ii boat and apparenUy drowned Saturday
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Hunt Tells Jury
Colson Ordered
Fake Cablegrams
LOS ANGELES (AP\ -Watergate
co111pfr1tor E. Howard Hunt has told 1
grand jury that former White House
~ial c o u n s e I Charles W. Colson
order!'! him to falsify State Department
coblegrams to' show that President Johnc
F. ·Kennedy's administration ordered the
a.LfaS!lln•Uon of South Vietnamese Presi-
dent Ngo Dinh Diem, it was revealed to-
day •.
In seven additional J>8l!'S of Hunt's
testimony released by I he Pentagon
Papen irtal judge today, !Cunt aald that
Col90f'I told him to "improve'! a series of
actual stile lleportl!lllll; C..~e• whlcb
•Pl>Oared to link aome j(entledy ad·
mlnl!tratJon officials to the 111•1Slna·
lion.
Html. quota Collon u saying to him,
"Wall, what klnd of mat.rial have you
dug up on the files that would Indicate
Kenntdy ·complicity ?"
Hunt said. "I sl\t>Wed him lbret or four
cables that indlc2ted that they had pretty
close to pulled the trigger againlt
Premier Diem's head. but it didn't say !O
In 90 many words. lnferenUalJy, one
would say that It was a high clearee of
Admln lstratlon complicity tn the OOttral
asu.nlnatlon of Diem and h1s brother."
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All all -that slan.d the 2tth ...
Dual Newport·Ensenada yaclrt race have
been accounted for, a spokesman for the
Newport Ocean SailltJ& Association said
today.
1\ree boala feared Jost Saturday ev&-
nlng all reponat Jn fn>m San Diego Sun-
day, lbe spokesman said.
'111ey were William Grottkau 's Royal
Tar, an EriCIOllr44 from Palos Verdes
Yacht Club; Estrelll. a lf;foot yawl skip-
pered by Jr. R. woodi.uu.or-.l(arlna .de!
Rey IDd Hemy ed..rais' cal :II Mat
Habar Out.of Santa BMSara. .: .
'l';be l'ICe WU 0De of ,the •f9west ever 1 race olllclall report..s, •Ylblr the lint
boot to cross the line, Rol>ttt b. llanel's
calat1laran S...btrd from the Cabrillo
llelch Yaclit Cub, did 'not make it until
1%:30 p.m., Friday. '
"About 1:30 Frjday '"'l.rnjng all the
leading boots were becalmed about ti
miles out of Ensenada,''· a ra~ 'official ·
sakl. .
Winners of the nee tbat marks Mex-
ico's Cinco de Mayo festivities -that
W.. year erupted tnto full«ale rlolltJ& -
include: "
Allen Pockett'1 Ertc.ootM! Blackbird,
out of California Yacht Club in Marina
del Rey ; winner of the President of Mex-
ico trophy for best baodicap time in the
ocean racing division.
Harry Lundberg's Spring from Seal
Beach Yatht Club was the winner of the
President ol the United Stai.s' trophy for
the best comicted ttmo Jn tile Paclllc
Handicap llaclng Fleet. .. -
The flrlt lingle-bulled yocht to finish
WU Jack Balllie'a IS-meter aJooo· New•
Boy out .ol llllboo Y<ICl!l 'Club.•:thipsed
time WU Z5~fbotJn.
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a single sentence ii one year.
Wallace denled charges that outgoing mall ta ceDJOred, although he ••kl that
ofllclala do ctve it "opot checks ...
He admitted a tharge made Saturday
that -prllooen migbt be "talked to"
if their mall coatalns attacks OD jail con-
dltlona, but be said thal such warnings
were rare and 1!jUJt talk, because we
would never take aey actioa against
sanieone u a mutt al complainll made
1n:~ ~ he ~i Wining to
consider aey chanies Jn jail procedures
that, ~110de:ty .. wan~1.11 1 • ' ..
Driver Charged
In Fatal Crash
Freed on Bond
A Newport Beach mati who police say
caused a fatal bead-on a-ash on Pacific
Cout Hilbway ID Nrwport Beach Fridly
is fr<e today on $6.000 bond pending ar·
ralgnment Jn Harbor Judicial District
Court. •
Police said Melvyn D. Wheeler, 35, a
r .. ldent of Bay Shor< Trailer Park, 112
W. Coal Bl!lhway. was charged wUh
feloey 111U1laughter following the 10:45
p.m. cruh.
Poli<e• said Wheeler sppar<ntly l°"t
control of.' hla westbound auto near the
stuft Shirt reslaurant IDd it shot Into the
eastbclund lanes, collldiDg head on with a
small foreign car driven by Janice
Yenalavltch, 18, of Buena Park.
Miss Yenalavitcb died three hours later
from mwlve head and internal Injuries,
according to a spokesman for Hoag
Memorial Hospital. ·
Her pwenger, Debra L. Trofholz, 18,
also" of Buena Park, was listed in serious
condition this morning at Hoag. She suf-
fered two broken le.gs and a broken hip,
hoJP.ital oUiclals said.
·~Wheeler originally was arrested on
felony dntnk driving charges. The charge
was chanled to manalaughter when Miss
Yenalavttth died. Wheeler will be ar-
raJgned ·sometime later this week, police
1iaid.
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1950s MDtenced Julius and E t b e I
Roltnbetg, two coovicted atom spies, to
death.
. Another is Judge J. Edward Lumbard
Jr., !OOn to r<tir< as chief judge o! the
U.S. Appeals Coor! 2nd Cimlll
Others meailoned aro Herbert J. Siem.
U.S. attorney for New Jersey and
Wllllam T. Coleman. a lawyer n
Philadelphia.
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Beatrice Ambrose
Services Wednesday
Funeral services will take place
Wednesday at 2 p.m. al Pacific Vjew
Mortuary Chapel In Corona de! Mar for
50-year Oranie County r.,ldent Beatrice
Ambrose of Newport Beach. Sile died I
Saturday at II.
<;et Well ~-
feel like you're almost well," said Mrs. Bowles who
has been at the school since 1953. She has been
teaching for 38 years. "And that's pretty hard to do
when you're only 21 years old.'' said the patient.
1rlrs. Delores Bowles a.ll!Odfug we<lalist at Newport
Elementary School, brok'e &e~. jeg ~enlly. Twenty·
one fourth graders arrived:at. Hoag Hospital last
Wednesday to serenade. They sang patriotic tongs
and "for she's a jolly good teacher." "Makes you '! -M-----'.~. K-.d-'---R--ii· ex1co · · 1 . napers enege 1
Gue rr illas Don't Free Hos tage; More Demands Made
GUADALAJARA, Mexico (UPI) -The might be "too afraid" to release him im·
guerrilla kidnapers of U.S. Consul mediately.
General Terrence G. Leonhardy went They pointed to a local news story in
back today on their promise to release which police Chief Jesus Ahumada
him once 30 political prisoners were Mercado was quoted as saying the .kid-
fiown to Qtha, and were reported to be napen may alr<ady have been ldentllled
making new demands, possibly Involving and that local autbortttes were ·ready to
a cash ransom. " move against them as soon as the
There has been no word S!ncl! Sunday American diplomat 15 freed.
wheit Leoohardy sent woi'd in a 1ettir . There bu been total o!ficlal silen<e,
that he ·was in "good health" and being however, oo the case since Jallsco State
treated well. Gov. Alberto Orozco Romero indi'Cllted
But as time passed, with no release, Sunday nJght that new demands were
there were fears for his safety and being put forth by the guerrillas. The
government sources sBld still another governor later retracted the statement,
factor might be involved -the kidnapers saying he only knew of "rumors" of new
Cory May Change Stand
On UC lrv'ine Hospital
By GEORGE LEIDAL
.. OI 9't .,.... ""! ltlflr 1 f
Weekend word that Mlembl)'ID8D Ken'
neth ,Cory tDGlr\le!I Gfo.ve). may be
·softening hll blanUt opposition' to a cam-
pus teaching hospital was warmly receiv-
ed by UC Irvine medical· school officials
today.
Dr. Stanley van den Noort, acting
dean o! the UC! • California College of
Medicine, volunteered the information
Cory Frtdsy said he would need before
making up his mind.
Cory suggested he needed to know how
m~h money would be needed to add to
the $7 million the tmlversity has said it
would spend, to completely "upgrade"
Orange Counly Medical Ceni.r (OCMC ).
Estimates in recent weeks have ranged
from $10 to 116 million to renew the
county's general hospital In Orange
where UCl.ccM doctors-to-be are train-
ed.
Cory said he would prefer to vote for
spending all the UC health sciences bond
money for an on-campus hospital than
see OCM.C only "partla)]Y ,µpgi,ded,"
But, Cory also promised to Ibid slai.
money to . make up . the diH~nc!e '
betweeri' 'what ilC! '!! . coniliii!t1iig and
what is needed ·to make ocM:c' a first
class teaching hospital and health care
delivery center. "If it takes another $3
million or another $11 million ... I will
cash in every political chip I've got up
here to get lhe money," Cory said.
A Welton-Becket study, van den Noort
said, suggests $18 million would be need-
ed to fully upgrade tbe quality of medical
services at OCMC. That figure was used
in a UCI.callfomia College of Medicine
reply to a staff report of the Joint
Legislative Commlti.e on Teaclttng
Hospital Siting.
A lower estimate was cited by
Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich when van
den Noort was in Sacramento recently
appearing before an Assembly Ways and
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demands .
But there was heightened speculation
that a big cash ransom payment may
now be a factor.
Leonhardy, married with t w o
daughters aged 6 and 3, was seized Fri-
day night at gunpoint by three guerrillas
wh9 stopped his car near bis borne in the'
fashionable suburb of Providencia.
The. only official statemtnt on the case
came from a U.S. coosular. spokesman
who described t h e situapon as "very
delicate." ·
The demands -t h e y were not
disclosed -came hours after Mexico
agreed to free the 30 prisoners and flew
them to •Cuba.
Earlier, officials said the guerrillas
sent three notes, to a Peruvian envoy,
Mexican offi cial and lhe U . S .
Consulate. The one sent to the Mexican
official apparently contained the new
demands.
Daily Pilo t Flag
Not ,$'>. ·Pop!l~r
~~fh 'F:bt.goo~rs
u•i'riot !hat \Ve &11eve'ili OQiy·wavtng
our own flag -we Would' wave Old Glory
and the California flag to0 -il oOty the
thieves would let us.
Both the U.S. Flag and the California
bear flag were pirated from the Daily
Pilot mast again sometime between Sun-
day morning and today., "
The Daily Pilot's own b8niier again
was the only piece of cloth left to flutter
in the breeze at our main office on 330 W.
Bay St., Cesta Mesa.
Since the Daily Pilot lighted ill stall
about three months ago to Dy the Dogs
on a 2f.bour basts, a total ,of five ensigns
have been heisted by thieves.
The score is: U.S. Flags, Z. california
Flags, 3. Daily Pilot flags, O .
BIG 14.7 Cu. ft 'NO FROST' ·REF RIGE RATG R·FRE EZER
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Mrs. Ambroee ii survived by her hus· •
band. Floyd, of tbt lamll1 home at 52! El
Modena Ave.,; a dluchter. Beatrice New •
WI! SIRVICI! YOU .... NOT •• ••U••T TO W IN,
"Mr. Col10n said , 'Wall, that tanl
enough! Do you think you can Improve
on them!' I said y ... I probebly could,
bot not without teclmtcal ualstanco,"
Hunt said;•-
of . Colla Mesa; IOI! Frank WoKt of
-Oarclen a .... ; all ~ and I three~
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VOL 66, NO. 127, 2 SECTIONS, J6 PAGES ·.O~E COUNTY,'CALIFORNI.-, MONDAY, MAY 7, 19n c TEN CENTS
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~179 Americans Ar.rested ··.in Ensenada Riot-s
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. " By JOHN VALTERZA
'· Of .. .., ...... ""' • • ·;Hmts delcrlbed .. the wont in ~
hlltory ol the N~-ylCbl
""" marred the wOekenci ol ftVe1ey In
-.. thousands ol jlnmkm--barriCoded a main .llreet and bat,. o..i with polkle, (Related atory' Pap l)
Al least !'Ill Amertoam ...,. omsted
~Ing the two rnelees wbldl enipi.d In
nt of Hussong's Bar, a,favored'"Water-
bole In downtown Ensenada.
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anti-nude
Ordinance
On Agenda
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of ..... Daflr l'+llt , ....
An ordinance which Costa Mesa city
plficials hope will close the peep bole on
nUjle and semi-nude entertainment goes
lo'1he city cooncil kin!ght.
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'Ille built .ol the arrests.look place dur-
iJll,an1Dcldentlale Sa!QrW llll!!l as the
cmni descr1becf as ~'loo ¥!>01!"" and . loo dnmlt" by a· Pollce JIPC*eoman block-
ed tbe 'road••Y· witb can. ' -·
~ol lbooe.pencllll -~ lodlecf In.
the. Joc81 jail oo .. ~cer : cJwios. • .
lleDca1l autboritla ldmlllted the
)'Olltbs u Uodoey I. Greemo; 11, ol Seal
Beach;' cati lltvlil' Darnall, n, of Gar-
den Grove and Tbomas Frederick Phil· . . .
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was caused by. tho _.. .. Uoo of Cinco
de Mayo ---.ind the and of the yachtcluslo.
The dilhirblnoei, ~ place al 7 and 9
p.m. at the heiP,l 'ol !lie race fmlsb.
Widespread ·~ of IUlllboll a ..
companied details of.· the liassies witb
polloe, but· onlJ .one ouch Incident may
have, takan )lid and lhal wu a simple
bmM!llhlnf".OI•~ pi'llllot .....
tlioill-ailillill; but lie ..... Jiol =led. -
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enies
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Yet another unconfirmed rumor sur-
rounded a bizarre incident at the Hotel
Bahia where four assertedly dope-crued
youths tried a swan dive from the roof to
the pool, but failed. Three """ ,..ported
injured serloiJsly alter missing.the pool.
A fourth assertedly made It In the deep
end. He was arrested. Babla aides retu..
ed today to conllnn the report.
Police s[>Okesman Pro! Clemente
Zavala ·Dominguez said \be hassles
Saturday night involved only Americans.
"This is the first Ume in hhtory Lhat
we have had a dlaturbance like this in-
volving Americans.," be said.
"We had too many people drunk In one
place, ·t!)llng to hurt themselv,.," be •d·
ded.
As for property damage at the popular
Baja California ~sort, most of it
amounted to cracked storefront .windows
and other minor case!.
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Magazines Claim
Nixon Comp·licity
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. CAPi -The
FJorida White House, on President Nix·
on's behalf, issued ~oday a sweeping
denial of any presidential involvement in
the Watergate scandal or a subsequent
coverup.
Although the White House recently
declined comment on individual news
TOP MARINE LINKED
TO l!LLSBERG CASE-Poge 4
John W. Dean 111 wu pn!pared to tesUfy
Nixon personally congratulated him last
September for covering up
AdmlnistraUon Involvement in t h e
Watergate incident.
Time maguine alao carried a sll&htly
different account sayin([ basically the
same thlna;.
H it is approved as an emergency
lllf8S1l1"' during tonlghl's 6:311 P•.11\-
.,m, it will ~I\ ll'P'-"'!!I. 'l!!ll c
....iess perfomwices· al Papa Joe's_mf
Ille Fil9 Houae, the. ell)'... t;lo nudle
c1ubs, lmmedlately.
reporll relating lo Watergate, deputy
· ~tarl' Gerald L. Warren said
• · ~ ~I w~ IJlllile4. fl a · ea mlgasine ~ , "II -it•••• 'OUsted Wb1le llocue coaillel -'!. -' ..;-* * *'
Warren'• denill ailo .oncompused a
n!porl that ~ agned lo llf&llt ...
ecutlve clemency to ooa~ .Watetpte
CODl[llralor E. Howard lluDI.
lold , ..... ,
"ltJry ~ lbal ~ ~
-...... ol the Wal«pte oporalloo II UlllnK ,,., •• , lloa llllt the l'rfli·
-porllcllleted' In any ........ ... tlvltiOI ii untrue. Agy SU&&elllJon Utal lhe
Preoldent ever ant!lcirizeii the offarln1 of
cleinency to aey0ne in tbls cue Is also
falle."
<(ily Attorney Roy E. Jmie, ·w
will j>resenl the document to members ol
the city council tonight, said !allure to
comply wltb the ordinance oould result In
amsts on Tuesday.
He added, however, that it will be up to
Police Chief Roger Neth and City
Minager Fred Sorsabal lo' determine
preclsely when enforcement ii to begin.
. The o-ce Is similar lo an Orange
County .ilaiute which was upbeld lasl
Tuesday by a state Supreme Court rul·
IQ.
. · In ils preamble, the Ordinance declares
tbal Costa Mesa bas since 111111 i-op-
~ lo the display ol ~umao private
parts and tbat this practice Is "delrimen-'
la! to the menial and moral ailte of the
~le of this city, justifying _p.,,.
J!bJtion." · .. ·
,iurlher, ii a!le&eA tl>@t tgpl'8!'bot-
tiiliilesS performances tencr::10-"ei!-
~· the prurient interest ID nudllY
and aei: and that such coaduct-as a whole iioes beyond the customarY limlll of can-
dor, and as such Is CClllciuc:t ..,.c;b ii nt,.
terly wilboul redeeming .oclal . Im-. jiirtance." . ~
-<If approved, the ordinance cauld cm-flie. itaell to places where •food ;and
blea~ are sold, but not to theaters. 'l!lelters were specifically exempted
-!be-Supreme Cow1 rullng. -
June said the onlinance also -~ ap-Plr to OC>called sod8 pop clulis oUcb aa
"" ~ Houae which ,..,.,,t1y 8-toi>Ped ic!rYlnl alcoholic drinks 1o avoid ~ olGll of slate Alc:obolic Beftreagt .......
~ Board regulations. ·
,.;'1lte proposed ordinance defln<o Ille iiilawful acts In detailed Jepl. and
nidneaI terms. -Wbar Jt. wooJd do
bollc;illY Is 11111:, \ · · -;Make It a mlademeoDor lo..._
..... t Is oovel<d by a bra or bikini pon-d;; • ;;.Make ii a mlsdemeaDOI' lo Piii on a ~ or costume which ilmalalee wbal
t.airmally covered by blklll pontlel. . .
'q,USSIFI~D A.D .
~.TA.KES HER A.WAY'
•'lllfi 11 a -DJ ''lllppJ" _,, A
Dall!' P1lol d• l"ad -Ill aiald ,belp
IIml>ce""" --· Sound a little faMelcbed! Read tbil:
'IS MG&; llOOd <md., 111101
~· xtru. rib, wtre wheel&.
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-·Wiien tllla adtertlter -In her pay-inl!lll for tllla ad lbt ~ for her
tardiaea 0 Howava," tla--., 1'J'our
ad drew 5 calll that •• tw1 IDd a bqyer .far tbo tar. I hive i.i ma ,,_tlcm,.
'"' ..... flDll.. Lei ,_ ...... be ,... tmlll .... Tiit ........ elll ii
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'Will Name
Prosecutor'
In reaponsa lo quetllollS, Warren said
the ailtement wu lsaued with Nhon'1
knowledge and approval.
Asked ll the reference to "Watergate
oparattons• eslended to Im campalrn
esptona1e and sabotage, Warren saJd, "It
extendl to all tbe matters that are now
Under dllcuuiOD. II WASHINGTON (AP) -Elliot L. Warren said the White Houae; oxcepl In
Richardson promised today be will name tllla Instance, would follow a pracUce ol
a •I>OClal. Independent prooecutor lo bead not commenttnc on Individual news
the Watergata investigation and sal<! be l'<porla becalllci ol a "desire to make
will ask the Senate to express Ill con-sure that White Houae comment or an in-
advertent ailtemonl In the Wb1le Home ftdence In Ute man. brlefin& room will not prejudice·lhe p...,
Rlchardaon said bell make the ap-· ecutlon or lnfrlnp on die rlgbta of ill-
---nocent lnd!vktuala." WATERGATE MUSTN'T HAPl'IN He added:
, AGAIN-Edltorlal, Poge 6 "That is our position and will remain
· our ....,.lUon." polntment once he is confirmed 11 at-,......
tomey general. He said he baa: not yet
found the right man to head the probe.
Acknowledging worries over Mw the
.;,~~:;J. ~-···· iJ.n.;. · -~j..~. _ > · •'' Watergate investigation would b • .:J. ~ !'91 ~ • :tr•...._, ..,. pursued, Richardson c.s&id, 11After much ~&it p1i'~t;a by hog.,: lli~k: T:;,jff ~<lay In checkpoln~, to boot. Steering troilble was blamed. caspoodrefullo 1: .!:'!.'.'";" hai:i ~
'l!'e:.Su1ullly_ln.Fdrt tali4erdale,'Fla.::NOt O!il! diil There were>no Injuries. ' lljllttaft'smaslrilllli;mcftheiboa~f-Wu'mlQfflcW • Utat I will, ll conflrmed, appoint a
.~.. _. .: _ -·~ .,. .. _ · , special prosecutor and give all the in.
·· · dependence, authority and slafl support .$Qfiitll:~rt~ .. ~sk Deelsi&.n ~ ~m= .. ;!:.:~.~ ~· ! • ;, . • , . , • · ~ · special prosecutor would report only lo -:.~ ~ # • ". ·.._ -•• ;._:: ' himuattorneygeneral.Tbisaeemedto
_ 1 .. -• .--~·-::;:s .. -=--... !."!.. r ... ~ • ._ imply that President NiJ:on would have 'i;.MPsa'.'.Co. uncil Wilf'. '&e'-·C·o"i.fr• onted on Open Space no direct hand In lhe Investigation.
, ~--.<! _ . • ... • ~ • Richard,.., currently the secrelary of
,. .._ Defense, was chosen by Nhon lut Mon·
CUy~r. Fred Sorsabal s8\d this • f; ~ porllon Or the -paekago 11 school sites, whlch iome co.ta Mesans day to become Ute new attorney ·general
mcnl!1& be·Will.ast;.the Costa Mesa City · ~ 33«re Ofange. County Fairgrounds believe, should be turned over to the city and take peraonal respohBlbi!!tY for the ~ .... M. lo -·•e a •~-'--bis H 5 pllCOI .wb!Cb baa ._ declared amplus at no cost. , WaTbetergateha invbeeesllgatlonll . In the Senate f ;;;;;' "'"f ~~" .~ -... and'llGl!n af an ..iimated coot of Two Costa MOia re1identa, Verlyn "' ve n ca 1 or
.IL -..,.,. ~· -~-..• fu·;;;mµ;; . Marth and P.hll Evans,, have .•......... 90l1leODe ol the caliber ol a U.S. SUpreme '"" ill!JwiloiW on !tlie bond -. Ibo · .....,,,,... -· ·~..,,... Cow1 justice, with no tta1 lo the Nixon
first .,. ~-u_.,, .. .........:. ,_ Alao:. lncladed ore •Vera! Newport.-forward ·,. far, lo ~!are the)" believe It
w """'" •-' ..,.year ~,. g -Ulilllad llcbool lliltricl bulldi!ll wrong for ~yen lo pay for Ibo Wid adminlstrition, lo personally investigate ~ for · 1:311 In city cocmcU .llloa Wliich will be:docla,..clailrplul and lwice, ooce u a llCblioI lite, llld Ibo...,. the Watergate scandal.
ciwnbers, 77Tali"Drlve. · otrirecl for publlesile. ood __ .,__ "I have lakm Into aooount the facl
ll·ClOl!Ddln>tn approve the managertal Tllo ol -ai!e!I are Jocafocl adjacent Memben ol the ~-·Unlllod Utat becauae I have held office in this
....,i., c.ota -voteil would 80 to lo Ille lldure F-llef!lcml Part and School Di11r1c1 boo1:1i of -bove nol Admlnlllration from Ill beginning, my
tbo rm.. .... II ID decide wbeth!r ,...., tbo..i1w two ID ·llDl'l!i Colla Mesa and yet acled on an official ~ by -objeclivlty may be q u •, t I on e d , • ' ,.._ ...,... _, -<:-. -· to place the dedicallon on the qenda. , Rlcbantaoo IOld a Penilgcm news ...,.
-Id i.tebl tbeoMelvea 311,... to ac-Ill ~ &rmNJ rec:oo1111w1• tbe fmnce.
quire-11 loms ol -·-· · pur1_Y11 ~--~ Rlcha!llloo appears helm I be
'The -to an Individual homeowner, ....... ol (11-11 'lo -[!8rlt .,,,,.. Ml;,..HTY MOUSE' R Judiciary Committee ... bla nomlnalloo
based 9" a fS0,000 boU.e and a live per-tw•"!lb cWldlllt la acreage. 117· as attorney general Wednesday. Bocauae
cent---· -ldbe-fll ..... -.,. .. -bll propoSal KILLS FOR '$7 hehuyettobeconllrmedbytheSen1te • ...., per• -11111 -;-~ i.ve for tbal job, Richardson declined lo
year. -41P'!l!1•*.., rtv ol buying the answer questiODJ altar IMdU!a a tJlree.
Mlill'oilfilll ,.,_.IJI. LONDON CUP!) -c.rendon the cat page statement.
Pobli ,-• »-... , .N111"''W ..... now under way was so succeasfufln..kllllng inlce and rill A number of names have been men-C8tiOll n.eaumes IMI•= j ...... _,.... •nd fair Utat Ill owner, Noel 1"leldler, renamed II Uoned u likely choices, for Pl*CUlloo:
.... I l•l&IM ID --wbolber SUj>erca1 and adfedlaad....ice. for hire ·~One.Ja • .Lawrence £.. Wobh, • deputy
llnre lo m •slllll:'\ IO pur• • . 1 11 fl 1 day. att~eneral cmder Pnalclenl I)wi«Jlt
ClDt .-..V..... dlJ ba 11 ad-ou.. .....__, the ~~-out of D. wtr. He 11 a former' U.S.
.......... ....., biiCCill lllal the --· , ...... -,_. my Dillricl C4url jUdse llld • manber•f a
C"ll d lie W-11y •. <OllDcil, f.-Y and all the tllier i-tel.ln tlie NMr Yott law Orm. '
@M" I .. .Aliw I • .... I ...... ,..., ·aald. ''It I Tied !a -2 .. ;; : a1111 __ li,....11D..--~ .,. ___ Antilh•tJt.Jl.ildae ~ R. Kallllnan,
paniil: • -... -... In llnl to become CblOI Juc!ieollliii U.S.-,._. _,,a., alto -the Court of Appoels for tbo iDd Circuit.
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Mesa Clerk Hit,
Robbed of $90
Costa Mea 11q,... store clerk Douglas
D. Noooen was treated for a lump on the
bead SUnday night after a robber clouted
him wltb a wine bottle and escaped wltb
'90. -Police said the 21·year .. ld Noonen was
Hleaaed after treabnenl at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hoopllal. The robber and his partne:,1 aged approximately 311, aod IO,
are still _al larie·
The l'tlo IMI entered Bob and Pal's Liq· uor, :aoo iifll)IOlt Bml: around 10:50
p.m. ~ pretended to buy 101De wine.
Then one .of them walloped-Noonon on
the noqln, according to hMstigators.
Oraage C::.ut
ll'll be~ -on Tuesday, followin([ low clouds along the
coutllnl In the morning hours.
JIJgbl of 16 If the beaches rising
to ~ lalalld. Ovornight lows in the
IOI. -INSIDE TODAY
S11itry art of b•lly dancing
Ml created quite a tpa.tm m old
SoMthcrn cotton capitol oj M£m-
phil, Tenn. Set atorv. Page 28. ...... ,,
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::Mamie's
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:·Marriage
By TOM BARLEY
Of tN n.fty Plllt ltaff
·"" MtJUo~ire oil man Ross McOlntock's
marriage to Mamie Van ~ wu an-
nulled today by an Orange County
Superior Court iudc• who rtjected
repeated p]eas ror a delay that would
have enabled the shapely blonde actrus
to testlly In her defens..
Jodi• Clarles A. Bauer alJO throw out
pl-for f&Danctal llllppOr\ for the 40-
yeaMld enterflJner aft.< b • a r >·n g
McClliltock, Si, testify that his wile ol 'SI
days re!UBed to sleep with him at night
and spent their weddlng night OD a couch.
_v· ,. !~i..':J :.,i;in-nvireu ·
To N. Vietnam
SAJOON (UPI) -Seine nlatMI
'of U.8. -who dli!d In ~ ~ .... thtlr pliiiii ........
ed+wll be lnvlt<!d to llorlll Vlotulll to wotdl ibe .-ery Ill• bodlill, I North ~ ofnclaf uld to-
day .
Maj. Phu Blnh. a North Viet-
namese offlcer with the four-party
Joint Mllltary Team, said the first
eroup of American and Vietnamese
officers would leave for North Viet·
nam "Jn the next few days" to
begin the recovery.
fnformed IOW'Ctl in Saigon 1aid
the U.S. government hu no official
policy on such vlllts. They said
Washington would probably neither
encourgae o o r discourage such
viJlts.
Krogh Affidavit
1f ~•·1Ji!e:~., m ·;· . ~
P6st R,eporters
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6-iY-en ... Pu.lit~t-~
NEW YORK (UPI) -The Washtngton
Post today won the 57th annual Pulitzer
Prize for distinguished public 8erVite in
journalism for investigative reporting of
the Watergate scandal.
"To much of the nation, bemused by an
unequal presidential campaign, the
bungling bugging attempt was not
something to be taken seriously even
though it soon dev~that the
suspects had ties to high fi&Ur<• In the
Republican party and even the White
HOU5e Itself,'' the trustees said.
"But the Wa;hington Post from the
outset refused to dlamlu the Watergate
inddenl as a Jiad· ~meal joke, a mere .
.• · ~~-lt~ltslo/"f,~~r ·
:.. ·a ~'jo,r inv~ijon • ,•' i :· ~· :.:
fn announcing the 1old medal award.
the trustees of .Columbia University cited
two Post reporters, Carl Bernstein, 29,
and Robert Woodward, 30, for playing
"so dominant a part In the inquiry and
. . . developmelll · of much of the
evidence that now ii publlc properly.
* The statement aaii! the p·o 1 &>..t:s
~s de~ 11\l!'CUe•inlDJl.Jlla;
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TONIGHT
C051'A MESA ·CITY COONCIL
Regular meeting,. city hall, 8:30 p.m.
AWARDS DINNER -Friends of UC!
Library honor Orang~ County authors.
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, Corona de!
Mar, 6:30 p.m. Reservations : 8.1WSOO.
TUESDAY, MAY I
C051'A MESA SENIOR CITIZENS
CLUB -Community Recrtation Cent.<,
Falrgrowxls, It a.m. to 3 p.m.
Bui McCUntock, a !50,000 a year es· eC1!Uve:Jrith Ille Fluor Industrial chain
who" tdlllled thtl bis. net worth was
betloeen '3 mllllDn and 15 million, ad·
mitted under cross examination that he
had enjoyed sexual relations with Miss
Hoover Said Behind -• jdr "pollticaf• ·scMdal or natlollal 'pn>-
portlons and the neWSpaper baclNI thein
up with strong' edltFlal• by 'Ro<ler
Wilkins and· editorial cartoons by Herbert
Kidnapers ·
Renegllig
On ·'Promise
1 Van Doren on other occasions. ·~ McC11ntock told Judge Bauer that be
' ... first met Miss Van Doren at the Balboa
1 Bay Club and she agreed before their
.,.. w--'"; ... last Dec. 1 to give up her career
Pentagon Papers Probe
A. Block (Herblock): ·t • . ARA M · (UPI) Th Jason Mlller·wJm. t~ Pulitzer Prize for GUADALAJ , ex1co -e
drama with his play "That Championship guerrilla kidnapers of U.S. Consul
Season." . General Terrence· G. Leonbardy went
The fiction prize went to Eudora Welty back today Qn their promiSe to release
for "The Optimist's Daughter,'' and the him once ~ politl~ prisoners were «r• ...,._...,. d
1, • in abow bl.Illness an concentrate on LOS ANGELES {AP) -The Pentagon
Papers tr.al judge revealed today that an
affidavit filed bY former White House
aide Egil Krogh shows that the late FBI
Director J. Edgar Hoover personally ap-
proved the launching of a special White
House undercover investigation of the
Pentagon papers case.
. _. belnJ bis wile.
1' • The burly oil man &aid her first
demands an him wh'efor a $3$,000 Rolls
,.. Royce, a $10,00> chinchilla coat and a
· mootbly c:lotblng allowance of $2,000.
·.: The' offshore drilling expert said ~·
Van Doren told him that the full length
mink coat he had in mind for her was
-· "too cheep" at '3,500.
M.cClintock, 'Who testified that be was
" also asked to pay the acrtess' outrtand-
,, ing bills and back taxes, nld he was at
U.S. Diltrlct Court Judge Matt Byrne
said that Krogh "states that the spec:lal
a loss to explain her reluctance to sleep
10 with hlm apart fiont her comments tflac·
'" she was •<too tired" and that be snored.
Jail's Director.
Defends County's
Penal Program
•r And McCltntock testUled•thal he would
not have married Miss Van Doren at all
i£ he 'bad been aware of the sexual con-
duct outlined in a magazine article that
appeared shortly aft.< they. took up
residence at hiJ Orange home.
McCllntock said the article frankly By JOHN ZALLER
discussed Miss Van Doren's past sex life Of-. ~IY Pli.t ''•"
in a manner that was "highly em-The supervisor of Orange County Jail
,. . barrassing" to him and led to a d1sctJs.. today defended his faclllty as "one of tbe sion betwen the couple on Its lmplica-
•. lions. finest county jails in the nation," but he
;; MW Van Doren's alleged associations also admJtted it fails to meet some new
with celebrities who included Ft>' state prison guidelines.
. ,. 1 .. s1ona1 footballer Joe Namath, bueball Replying IA> charges that bis jail guanls
star Bo Beftnaky and what wu described are abusive and arbitrary in dealing with
'" u her wimanied relaUonship with a prisoner>, capt. Bill Wallace said "our
........ Navy commander in London also were officers must obey a code of rules that is introd~~.in(Q test4'11ony. just.as atrict lf not stricter than the ,one
Loa Angeles lawyer Joe Agaoar unsuc-prisoners follow ." ,
cessfUlly appealed for I: delay in Judge At the same time, Wallace admitted
Bauer's annulment ruUng to enable Miss that sogie specljic criti-s .. 1.~veled.
. :t Vlb·~Doren to 'Htum 'to' Orange county ·' agaUiSt fda j&ll ·ai a SatutdaY meeUng of
" Imm ·st .. 'Paul, Minn., to testify in her the American Civil Llhertles Union
'' delenae. (ACLU) il)ay have been aceurate. His plea for support was thrown out 'd ~ r1son " d t et .~. when McCllntock's lamver 8 ..... ~ that Wallace sa1 u1at p e.rs o no gei ~1 •l!i~ books or magazines sent UirOugh the r · she was earning at least $3,000 a· week in mail "because it would present a
show business and did nol need any housekeeping problem lf we had to deal ~; financial assistance from McClintock . with the things after prisoners left." .
1 ': But Wallace said this policy was being
:, ~ reviewed and "probably will be modified -~ ·: Woman Robbery by the end o1 the month" as a result or
; ~ new state guidelines that go tn!A> effect at
that time. : :, Suspect Seized Wallace also admitted that prisonen In solitary confinement are denied such ! t sanitary aids as soap and toothbrushes.
1 ! Af1:,.. Ph C U '"Ibey can take the toothbrushes and I ;· u::r one a mark up thelr celb and use them IA> do
• damage," be said. "This can be a prob-'~ Costa Mesa police jailed a 20-year~d !em. But the new guidelines apply in :f woman.Sllllday after she allepdly called· this &re&· :SO ¥.'e'll be reviewing this
1 ~ the station to find out if she "possibly poficy, too."
t~ had a \\'arrant out for her arrest." Wallace vigorously denied charges that
Checking over their fecords, officers inmates are issued only four sheets of !; determlned that Indeed she did -for an toilet paper per day, and that as a result i : armed robbery in Garden Grove -and some prisoners are forced to use socks
~! arrested her. and T-shirts for sanitation .
.. : Booked was Jan Kathryn Gendron. an He admitted some inmates oc·
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picked up by t h e officers at her tern-purpose, but be said it was not necessary
porary residence, a motel on 2665 Harbor "because guards come around once an
Blvd., Costa Mesa . hour and will give them whatever paper
Jt is alleged by Garden Grove police they need."
that the Gendron woman and two otller Wallace said that if inmates in solitary
men took a stereo set, valued at $200, confinement were given whole rolls ot
from a Garden Grove residence. A pistol paper "they couJd wad Jt up and plug
was used by the trio to obtain the item, pipes or start fires."
according IA> Officer George Leonhart. Wallace also defended the jail pollcy of
1'he two men are still being 30Ught by not permitting prisoners to have any
police. reading material while in soli tary con·
finement.
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Services Slated
For Chiropractor
Gerard Barba
Catholic funeral services are scheduled
tonight and Tuesday for ioogtlme Costa
Mesa chiropractor Dr. Gerard J . Barbi,
who died Wednesday ID Long Beach
Veterans Hosrllal of f'.Jncer.
Rooary wll be l'!Clled tonight at !
o'clock tn Westc:liff Chapel Mortuary, with
Mass at 9 a.m._ Tuesday in SL Paul's of
the Cross Church, La Mirada.
Burial will follow at Sawtelle Veterana
Cemetery in West Lo$ Angeles.
A World War It veteran, Dr. Barba
was 53 and practiced in offices at bis
home, 653 W. 19th SI.. Costa Mesa. He
began a local practice 13 years ago and
moved to the city nine yeara ago.
He wu a member of Newport Harbor
Elkl l.odae 1767, the Mooso Lodge and
the Amerfcan Legion.
Survivors Include -his mother, Mrs.
Margart! Barba of La Mirada; slaters,
Mrs. Roeemary Colltna, alao of La
Mirada, ~ Margartt Mulvey, ol Tomi RJver, N .J. ; two nieces, and one
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unit expressly agreed to by Mr. Hoover
was manifested in a memorandum by tbe
general non-ficti on prize was shared by flown to Cuba, and were reported to be
Frances Fitqerald for "Fire in the Lake: making new demands, poss.lbly involving
The Vietnamese and the Americans in a cash ransom.
director." Vietnam," and Robert Coles for There has been no word since Stnlday
Byrne said he wants to see that "Children of Crisis," volumes II and III. when Leonhardy sent word in a letter
memorandum. W. A. Swanberg won lhe biography that he was in "good health" and being
"There appean in this document," award for "Luce and His Empire." treated well.
Byrne said of Krogb's statement, "a flow The poetry prize went to Maxine But as time passed, with no release,
from the bureau to this unit in the White Ku min for "Up Country." there were fears for his safety and
House through FBI reporta." Michael Kammeo won the history government sources said still another
Byrne addltlonallJ revealed th a t award for "People of Parodoi: An ID-factor might be Involved -the kldllapers
another •--··t ·~ nver by the of •--~ mlghl be "too afraid" IA> releue.hbn Im-~~ ~~ qulry Concerning the Origin ~.can government today Indicates that the Civillzatlon." _ • • mediately. s~ White Houte rmlt which lnoluded The music prize ·1".'111 lo ElllOt!'caner . ·They pointed to a loc:atnews story In
Watergate ~tors E. "Howard Hunt . for String Quartet NO: 3. ·: • • · • • which .police Chief Jesus AhumJda
and G. Gordor. Liddy may have bad ao-James Thomas Flexoer received a Mercado was quoted as saying the .kid-
.cess to secrtt grand jury transcripts of special citation for "George Washington, napen may already have been identified
testimony fn t&e Pentagon Papers In-Volumes 1 through IV.'' and-that local •uthortdea wero ready to
vestlgation. move agam,t them as soon as the
"Thia Indicates that this unit may have "(:( "(:( "(:( American diplomat. b fnOcl.
had grand jury testlmcoy or that they • There has been total official slltl)ce.
may bad a menlloa in an FBI rtport on Hunt Tells Jury however, on the case since Jaltsco State grand jury lelllmolly:• Byrne said. Gov. Alberto Or01.oo Romero Indicated,
Byrne said he wanb to Investigate Sunday night that new demands were
whether there WU IDY improper !eat Of Colson Ordered being• put forth by the guenillaa. The the sealed transc:rlpta from the grand governor later retracted the statement,
jury that investigated the Pentagon saying he only knew of "rumon" of new
papera case. F k Cab] de~ Hunt liaa said Krogh ordered the a e egran'IS But there was heightened speculatlcm
breatlng at the office ol the poycblatrtst ......, that a ~Jg cash ransom payment may
Of Daniel EIJaberg. a defendant in the DOW he ·a factor
Pentagon papers trial here. Krogh b on LOS ANGELES (AP) -Watergate Leonhard.y, 'married with t w 0 leave from .his job as UDderaecretary of consp!l"a!A>r E. Howard .Hunt has told a daughten aged S and 3, waa sel1.ed Fri·
TraMponatlon. .. . grapd, jury that former White House day night at gunpoint1>y thrte 'gUelrillas
Judg• Byrne upandod bla orders on ~ c o u n ' e I. Charles • W. Colson Who s'""""" his' car heat' hliiblllne In the
he t' In ~•··"-1o · · oi:<fered him to falsify Stall! Deportmen\_. f··"~""'lll"'"" -~ .... of ~--"'-'" 1 governmeo 8 ,._ .. ._, m. cablegiams fo 'ShoW Utaf Presli:febt John ~a e 'llUIRUU'' 'rn•~·'' '
elude: F Kenned , adminl8trallol) ordered the The only offlcbl olatemeat.., the case -llo" lolJ4; the.~F!fd' tl!I ~1"'1~.r ... ;_tnatfu: of &Jull;.Vlrtn.-Presi-came ll'om .. a,ll,&, .~ . .IP.ll~ or · 1¥1QA;bad · ~edly dent Ngo Dinh ·Diem, .tr.was revealed to' · who des:;rtbed. 1 h e,,,111?0.liRll.n 'veey taken W Watergate . toil !l the d .. delicate.. • .: ;, !h·:·.i t:
olllce Of Ellaberg'I . . ay. . : · · , The demands -th ey. were not
-How loq the Departmea.t~of Justice In. seven additional pages· of Hunts . disclosed -came hours ..after,..Mexlco
had known tliat the CIA wu conatructtng testnnony released by 1 he Penta~ agreed to free the 30 prisooen and flew
ycblatrlc profile ol Ellaberg Papera trial Judge .today, Hunt 111d t tbem to Cuba 8 P8 What lnformat.lon the ~ernment Colson told him to "improve" a series of Earlier, officials said ~ guerrillas
bas eight bout ol docamenb .n......_ actual State Department cables which sent three notes to a Peruvian envoy nn , ~-..... ~ appeared to link some Kennedy ad-M · m ~I and "-u s ' Jy removed from Hunt a uu.iv;:. ministratl ff . 1 to the assassina ex1can o c we • .
-Any inlonmtlon on e l e c tr on i c tk>n on ° icia s • Co~ate. The one sent tt the Mei:ican
surveillance of the defendant& or their at~ H. 1 tes Col . ,_ him off1c1al apparenUy contained the new tome .. un quo . son as sa.ymg w , demanda:. ~ the FBI baa any clocumenta Well, what kind of material have you
or-otatemenll from former White li9uSe dug up on the files ,,\hat wOuld indicate
Coonse! John Dean reganlfng this case. Kennedy complicity . .. Fisherman Drowns H ted prooecutor David Nissen Hunt said, "I showed him three or four sev!.i aa times wl>ether Nlaaen himself cables thal indlc:a~ that they had prttly ESCONDIDO (AP) -The body ol Billy ledce of .. ~.d close IA> pulled".the · trigger against had prior ia,.,.-uuw~ on Premler Diem's helid but ltdldn'taay IO .Joe Johnson, 42, w11 found In Lake
related to the breakln. Nlasen repeatedly in so many wordl:'·1n1.rtnttany, one :Henshaw aft.< he fell from bla fbhlng
derued tha_t he bad. would say that ii '~all:• lilglnfep ol ·; 11<>at and apparenUy 'drowned Saturday
.A. -t:f -t:f AdminlstraUon oo~ty ·ill ·the-.oentril night. He was a Los Angeles foundry
H assassination of ~m'and hil 'brotber." . worker.
Nixon, Connally • e •,-~·._.,, •. • .~-·. • • • • ·• .•· •
Confer; Defense
Post in Offing?
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -Form·
er Treasury SecretarY John B. Connally
held a surpriSe meeting with President
Nixon today amid nunors and specula-
tion that he bas been olfertd a high Ad·
ministration post, possibly secretary o1.
Defense . The Florida . White House announced
at mid:aftemooo that Nixon was con-lerrlni with the former Texas governor
at his bayslde compound.
'The President asked Gov. Connally
lo come down."' said deputy press sec-
retary Gerald L. Warren.
Warren gave no other detail s. saying
only that Nixon "wanted to talk with"
Connally.
Other sources said they did not ex·
pect any announcement to come from
today's meeting .
In Washington, meanwhile, there were
unooolinned reports that Connally would
be .named to succeed Defense Sec:tttary
Elflot L. Rlchardsoo If the Senate con-
firms Richard90D as the new attorney
general.
Connally was reported IA> have can-
celed a speech In San Antonio, Tex., on
short nollce today, saying he had been
called away OD a matter of higbeol
priority.
Beatrice Ambrose
Services Wednesday
Flllleral services will take place
Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Pacific View
Mortuary Chapel tn Corona def Mar for
50-year Orange County re.11dent Beatrice
Ambrose of Newport Beach. She died
Saturday at 81.
Mrs. Ambrooe b survived by her h11>
band, Floyd, of the familY home 11 Sil El
Modena Ave.,: a daucbter, Beatrice New
of Costa M•; .., Fnnk W<r11e ol
Garden Grove: six aranddtlldren and three grea~grandc:bildim. .
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eported-In
All 5litl -that Started the 28th ...
nual Newport-Ensenada yach~ race have
been accounted for , a spolcesman for the
Newport Ocean Sailing Association aid
today,
Three boats feared lost Satun!ay eve-
ning alt reported In from San Diego Sun-
day, the spokesman said.
'Ibey were William Grottkau's Royal
Tar, an Ericoon-14 fl'Om . Palos Verdes
Yacht Club: Estrella, a 44-foot yawl sklp-
pertd by Jr. R. Woodhull of Marina de!
Rey aitd Henry Schwarti' Cal 28 Mal
Habor out ol Slnta Barbara.
The race was One-of ihe slowest ever,
race officials reporfed, saying the Oral
boat to cross the IJne, Robert D. Hanel's
catamaran Seabird from tJie Clbrillo
Beach Yacht Club, did not make It until
12:30 p.m.• Friday. '
"About 9:30 Friday morning all the
leading boats were bec3lmed about 17
miles out of Ensenada," a race official
said.
wiruters of the race that marks Mei:·
ico's Cinco de Mayo festivities -that
this year erup«;d Into full·scale rioting -
include: .
Allen Pllckett's Ericson-46 Blackbird,
out of Calilornla Yacht Club In Marina
del Rey; w~ of the President of Mex-
ico trophy for best handicap time in the
ocean racing division.
Harry Lundberg's Spring from Seal
Beach Yacht Club was the winner of the
President of the United States' trophy for
the !fest corrected time in the Pacific
Handicap Racing Fleet. '
The first single-hulled yacht 14 finish
was> Jack Baillie's a.meter stoop NeWS-
8-0y out of Balboa Yacht Club: Elapsed
time was 25.31 hours:. ·
Daily Pilot Flag
Not So Popular
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With Flagnapers
It's not that we believe in only waving
our own Oag -we would wave Old Glory
and the Callfornla flag too -If ooly the
thieves would let us .
'Both the U.S. Flag and the Callfornla
bear-Oag w.... pirated from the Dally
Pilot mast again sometime between Sun-day momtng ·anc! today. • · •
The Daily .. Pilot's ~own""banner: again
was the-ooly .piece .of cloth left to flutter
In the breeze at.our,maiJl,efflcc.<m.3!0 W .
~St.:1 ~ta ·Mea•·=' ··· ~ .......... :
• ':&lnl'&-,~ Dally .!'Uot lighted -its staff
ab®I.. three lllOlllhll ago ·lo ·fly the fllgs
on a 24-hour basis, a total ol five ensign>
have been heisted by thieves.
The saire is: U.S. Fbgs, 2. ClliJornla
Flags, 3. Daily Pilot flags, o.
~aµ-geon's Son Killed
OAKLAND (AP) -Polle. were at-
tempt1o1 to determine a motive for the
faiaI shOotlng of Edward N. Ewer Il, the
son. of a prominent East San Francisco
Bay sufgion. Ewer, 28, a Berkeley
camera store empl.oye, was found shot to
death ·tn bis car Saturday, police said. •
Neighbors heard what 50l1nded !Ike
gunshots, but failed IA> report them im-
medi~tely, .officers said.
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