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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 19, 1973
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Die of -Exposure
KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) -Two men
trapped since Sunday in a midget sub-
marine were declared dead today of ex-
posure to the cold.
Dr. David Youngblood . physician
aboard the mother ship, Sea Diver. said
that hope for the men -Al Stover, 51,
-..Juno Beach. Fla., and Clayton Llnk, 31,
~ o'f Binghamton, N.Y. -was given up this
rooming when there had been no sign of
life from the two for sevv.aI hours.
Two other men aboari;I the minisub,
Archibald ·"Jock" Menzies of Vero
Beach, Fla., and Dr. Robert Meek, 24, an
ichthyologist from Santa Barbara, were ·
rtmoved from the vessel in good con-
dition Monday when the sub was hoisted
aboard the Sea Diver.
~ 21,foot submarine was trapped._360
feet down on the ocean fl oor fOr 31 hours
when it became entangled in the debris
of a scuttled destroyer 20 miles south of
Key West Sunday. The vessel belonged to
the Smithsonian lnstitution and was
doing research on fishlife when the ac·
cident occurred. •
Youngblood said the last obvious visual
signs of life from the two victims was
oblerved at 8:t5 a.m. (POT) Monday,
wheii the minisub was still on the bottom.
The physician said hope for the
survival of the two was kept alive by the
fact that when the body temperature
drops a person's breathing becomes
"quite shallow and they can remain alive
f~ a considerable length of time."
He said temperatures inside the
minisub dropped to 45 degrees and re-
mained there for a protracted period.
A{enzies and Meek were In the-forward
section of the 21-foot submarine when it
became entrapped, and Link and Stover
were in the aft section.
There was no coMecting door bettveen
the· compartments. The forward section
\vas made ol. plastic, while the aft section
v•as coostructed ot aluminum ....: permit-
(See SUB, Page Zl
Jury Inilicts
Agnew Aide
For Fraud
ANNAPOWS, Md. (UPI) -A vice
president of Maryland National Bank
who was the treasurer of the "Salute to
Ted Agnew" dinner was charged tQday
with concealing a $50,000 Joan from. the
Committee to Re-elect the President by
signing a fraudulent financial statement.
B. ir. Wharton was served with in-
dictment papers this morning when he
voluntarily appeared at the Anne Arundel
County state's attomef'::; office after
returning from . a European vacation.
His indictment was returned by a
gr_and 'jury last 't\'eek but his identity was
kept· secret because he could not be
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Robert Trask advertises his motorcycle club after
graduating from UC Davis in psychology. He said
he se rved time in-San Quentin !or assault, "the
Dis fol ors.
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product of an o'uuaw motorcycle g<ing," and hopes
to be "an inspi ration to people caught in the trap
of their lives."
Orpg~. -1ocated. -Ag·ents 'Peril -bagunans'
Weadtier
It's getting . warmer:. The weath-
erlady sees high! in the 90s for the ~inland areas Wednesday with beach
temperatures in the 705. Overnlght
lows 53-65. •
INSIDE TODAY
'St.ate .QOP--money is accumw
loti1lQ. t/ie_gover11or , is pU31&ing
4n attracHve ta.l>ceilfng plan
lf!.d a major iptakin11 tour is
planned. All sign.1 point to a
Ronald Reagan 'TUH /or tht presi·
dency in 1976. Stt Page 18 for
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· Wharton served as treasurer ol the
dinner to raise money for Ule Maryland
Nixori-Agnew campaigh last year.
The state GOP obalrman, who barely id All
survived. move to .u.t him from o1r.ce l1ic · e11t eged During Seizure of Cocaine Monday night, hM admitted that finan-
cial records were altered to make it a~ "-By JACK CllAPPELL
pear that the dinner raised more money ~ t1Hi~~11,. ,11,1 '"" than it actually did '. --nie Ptfaryland GOP State Central Com-A Laguna Beach newspapc.rmnn said
mittee in a close vote killed a move to todoy that he and members of the public
oust Alexander Lankier Monday night. were held at gunpoint by federal
_A motion t:> as:. Lankier to resign was narcotics agents during a $50,000 ~ocainc
sCnt, after lengthy par Ii amen tar y seizure and arrest of four me n in Laguna
mabeuverlnJ, to a subcommittee, where Friday ..
II died. · .. ( Michael Eggers, mn'naging editor of
Republican national chairman deorge the News-Post. a l\\•ice-weekly publica-
A. Bush atlended the meeting, bat took lion, said federal agents also took ex-
oo position on the relOlulion . posed film he had snot of the drug artest
ComJ>Olln reports aaid the affair col· In procress.
lected fl72,195 which was tllmed over to A spokesman for the Los Angeles office
the Maryland Uni led ·Republican Fund ol the Bureau ol Narcotics · and
and dlaMeled to various state and na· Dangerous Drugs (BNDO) denied ogents
tional campaign funds. had pointed weapon s at any mem ber of
Wharton refused to discuss the in-the press or publi c and said the filn1 \VOS
dictment wilh newsmen. vol untaril turned over to undercover
Tu'O ot lhefour counts invOl\•e pcrjury-&gents. -
and two Involve vlolatlons of "'faryland "I've got six witnesses," Eggers said
election laws in connection with the h1ay and he stood by his charge that a fcmRle
19, 1972 affair. agent standing out!lde an unmarked cri r •
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had leveled a pistol at him, ordered him
to stop shooting photographs of the ar·
rest and held him at gunpoint until the
supervisor came over and talked with
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';The gal shook me ~P a little blt," Eg-
gers said. He said she was about 50 ya rds
riway ffom hint at the time and that fi ve
or six people who had· gathered to wa tch
the aft~moon arrest in the shopping
center area "·ere "shaken up." The peo-
ARMS DELEGATES
HOLD THEIR FIRE
GENEVA, Switzerland CAP) -The 25-
nation disarm8ffient cOnlerence met.
briefly today then adjourned because no
delegate \V&nted to speak. ·
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pie were standing behind him, Eggers
said.
Laguna Beach poUce were. not notified
in advance of the federal operation and
patrol uni ts had been dispatched to the
scene at Burt's Shopping Center after
calls were received of 1nen with guns.
A BNDD spokes man who declined to be
identified said: "Jt is my unJerstanding
that talking with the supervisor who was
on the scene tha t. • .no weapon was
pointed at any member 0£ the press.
"I certainly would be concerned if ever
one ot my agenls pointed a gun at a
member of the . public," a BNDD
spokesman said.
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He sa fd all of the federal agents 'vere
armed. ••11vc looked into the matter end
as far as could . be determined nobody
pointed a gun1t a member o{ the publie;-
"As. far as the-. film Is concerned it is
my understanding the film was ,given up
(See GUN POINT, P•R• !) .
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By ARTHUR R. VI NSEL
Ot "'' n.ur Pllot St•lf
A_trio given immunity for testifying In
the murder.for-hire conspiracy case in-.
vo~ving a onetime Newpor.t. Beach lawyer
spilled out a grotesque-story 1'1onday .of
· confused, bungli ng almost-comical ef·
forts as hired thugs.
The alleged middleman for what they
called the Organ ization, assertedly head·
ed by atto rney Michael K. Remington.
was · expected lo t~ke !fie . stand this
morning in the third day or a preliminary
hearing. ·
Re1J1ington, 33, is charged n·ith four
counts each of soliciting to commit
murder and conspiracy.
Gary M. Rollo, 21 , a karate cham pion
who has appeared on the Kung Fu
television liieries, pleaded guilty to
sim ilar charges last \Veek and is ex·
pected to be the prosecution·s key
witness.
·He was characteriZed Monday_as the
man \Vho dealt with individuals hired to
murder or brutally intimidate "litnesses
in civil cases involving Remington.
Speaking earnestly. contritely and
sometimes with embarrassment, the
\vitnesses fl.1onaay told or four ·separate
fora ys in which :
-Tfiey were th\vartcd when one man
destined for a beating refused to open his
door.
-They fell asleep in their car while on
'"'atch waiting for one mark ed victim to
come home.
-The gun they obtained for the job fell
apa rt as they proudly showed it off to
Rollo. \vho became enraged.
-They became lost while trying ·to find
their target's home after being dispatch-
ed to dispatch him before he could testify
the following n1 oming in a lawsuit
against Remington and_his vending com·
pany.
Charles· S. Hulett, 22, a drywall
workman, and Bobby Joe "B.J." Hart,
25, said they were to.receive $1 ,000 each
for eliminating Alfred FehJing. former
(See REMINGTON, Page Z)
2 Eart1iqiiakes
Jar Sa11 Die go
SAN DIEGO (AP f -T\vo small
earthquakes shook San Diego Coun-
ty early today, waking son1e pc~
pie. No damage was-rtported.
Dr. Charles Howe , of. San Diego
State, said the first hit at 3:26 a.m.
and measured between 2.5 and 3 on
the Richter scale. Its effec t v.·as
felt as long as 50 seconds.
The second hit at 3:50 n.m., Howe
said, registering about l .~ and
lasting up to a minute.
Both were cehlered._.:1b®t n
miles northwest of the unlver5lty,
llO\\·e said.
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Nixon, Soviet :Leader. Clink,
\VASlllNGTON (API -Raisin,; lheir
champagne glusses in l0<1Sts to U.S.·
Soviet friendshi p, Preside.Il l Nixon and
Leonid J. Brezhnev today wilnessed the
!ignlng of four cooperative agreements
and then s1ecred their summit talks 10
the thon1y issue of·tradc.
The leaders clinked their glasses so
oft en 11nd so vigorously that both spilled
BREZHNEV RADIATES GOOD
WILL ON VISIT-Story Page 4
portions or their champagne after
Secretary of State William P. Rogers apd
Agi'icull ure Secretary Earl Butz: joined
Soviet F'oreign J\finistcr Andrei Gron1yko
in signin g the bi lateral ag rccmentS.
Police Patrol
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At one point, the 66-year-old So\'itt.
leader jokingly took a napkin fro1n a tray
and held it in front of bis Coce so
photographers could not record his si p of
ctiampagne. Then, smiling broadly, lie
lowe red the napk.Jn and took another sip.
\VhBI the crowd aplauded. Brcz~ev's
Ught • hearted joke, Nlxon point to
the Soviet leader and said, "The best
politician in the room."
Nixon and Brezhnev rode together to
the State Department for the ceremonies
concluding negotiations on exchanges in
the fields of agriculture, oceanognipllic
and transportation research, and ex:·
tending the cultural ex:change agreem ent.
A1embers o( the ·Senate and House
conunittees dealing with foreign affairs
Beach Acquires
Army Copters 3
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of 1M 0.111' PUet lreft
The Huntington Beach police air patrol
will be increased by three helicopters this
week when three former U.S. Army
h·eiicopters are added to the existing two-
shiP fleet. .
Police Chief Earle Robitaille confirmed
the acquisition of the G·47 . model Bell
helicOPtCrs-Monday~afternoolf. Tliere was
no explanation of the lack of an official
announcement about acquisitio n of the
craft which the city has known 'about
since June 8.
Robitaille said lhe ships, which were
declared surplus by the Department of
Defense , cost the city nothing to obtain.
Th ey are currently at an Air . Force
storage depot in Tuscon, Ariz. ·
"Our agreement.s calls for us to main·
lain the ships in operational condition so
thal they could be returned to the Army
in case of emergency," the chief sa.id.
At Monday night's City Council
meeting, Robitaille said the acquisitioq of
the three helicopters in no way afflcts
the need for the $35,000 fixed·wing craft
that the city has agreed to purchase with
revenue-sharing funds.
He told the City Council that the three
ships can be maintained at the city's
heliport by the city's helicopter
mechanic "under the projected budget
for he licopter 1naiotenaoce."
This will be possible, Robitaille ex·
plained , because one ship "will be broken
down for parts." He said the ship will not
completely be cannibalized so that it can
be reassembled if necessary.
All Qf the parts for the Bell helicopters
are available ""'free because they have
been declared surplus by the Army, the
chief added.
. The additional ships wilt not be used
for routine p a t r o I, according to
Robita ille. He said they will be used for
training emergency search and rescue
joined diplomats and other Soviet and
U.S. officials In applauding, then in
toasting: the t!vcnt with champagne which
Nix:on ord ered distributed among them.
As Rogerf. Butz and Gromyko affix:ed
their signatures to the doc uments bound
in blue and red folders, Nixon and
Brezhnev sat 10 feet away in straight·
backed chairs. \Vith an interpreter ~over·
Jng betwffil them , -they-talked '.9.th'much
animation and gestures throughout the
ceremony, paying lit tle attention to the
actual signing,
After the Ceremony, held beneath the
crystal chandeliers or the St ate
·oepartment's Benjamin Franklin room ,
Brezhnev he'adecl back to the Blair House
~·here he was having lunch wilh
members or the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee before going to the White
f'louse for afternoon talks with Nixon on
trade.
Since congressional approval is re·
quired for major expanstoil or Soviet
.trade, the subject was certain to come up
at the luncheon.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D·Minn.).
told a newsman that another question
that might be raised was that \Qf Soviet
policy on Jewish emigration -a policy
which many members of Congress want
changed before granting trade con·
cessions.
Nixon stopped en route to the signing
ce remony to pick up Brezhnev al Blair
Coast Director
ts Aufliority ---and-for-narcotics surveiUance-which-is-·--""1"""'-01"'~
freq uen tly conducted outside the city,
Executive Director J\ifelvin Carpenter
of the South Coast Regional Zone
Conservanon Commission, was granted
greater authority Monday in dealing with
violators of Proposition 20.
One reason cited for not using the Bell
helicopter1 on regular patrol duty is the
noise level created by the two-blade
rotor.
MINIATURE SUB RESTS ON TOP OF MOTHER SHIP
· Two Men Declared Dead Due to Exposure to Cold
Drink
I-louse, remaining inside there \Vilh the
Soviet leader for about 10 minutes.
The motorcade took the1n down 17th
Street and along Constltulion Avtnu e
\vithin sight of the \Vashlllgton J\1onument
and Lincoln J\1en1orials. Street crowds
were sparse. ' ,
After eS('()rting ·Brezhnev to his doo.r
on the way back, Nixon proceeded d!·
rectly to \he Whlte House and went di-
n:.'Clly to his hideout office in the Old
Executive Office Building. •
The accords were reached by lower
level officials in the weeks before Nix·
on and Brezhnev convened their second
set of talks in 13 months. Each stemmed
from break-through eXchange agreements
signed last year in J\1oscow.
C"leuiente
Police Mum.
On Slaying
Cltin__g a blanket gng order issued in ~1arch -Or last year San Clc111e~te pollce
today declined to rl'leasc any new detail~
In the slaying of a :W.year-old man ln San
Clemente Sunday.
The gag order issued by Superior Court ..
, Judge Samuel Orel~n forbids o~flceni to
gi\'e details of fclot1y cases involving
Juveniles. the P91i ce Chief Cl ifford fi,fur·
ray said the order "applies directly" ~o
lhc c<.1se ng<linst l~i-year'<.lld David
Mobcrl\' \Vho is being held In the shoot· . ' ' .
ing.
The youngster. prcscnL\y ;iy,•aiting
juvenile court action in the shooting, was
arrested by local police a fe\v minutes
after George J. TY.?iddy. 30. was shot to
death in ·the Moberly home l:!t 217
Avenida Rosa .
Murray said ' the order specifically
forbids police or · 01her legal officers to
dispense details in lhc case.
··\\'e're bound by it." ~1urray said.
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The police official added t~a~ the . fact.
!hilt the suSpt.'Ct in the killlng JS a
juvenile also bas. metint a m;!jor c_hangc
-in investigation by the-department
UPI Ttll!'llot•
SUBMARINE VICTIM
Crewman Al Stover
U.S. Tire Firm
Cliief Kidnaped
l1i Arge11ti11ci
BUENOS AIR ES (AP) Th e
American president of th e 1\rgentinc
subsidiary of the Firestone Tire and Ru b-
ber Company ha s been kidnap.xi, police
sources reported today .
They identi fied him as John Thompson .
a 55-year-old U.S. citizen who has lived in
Argentina two years.
1'he sources said Thompson was seized
Monday _by a band of armed men as he
,;\Ve can't pursue this invesl'igation in
the san\c fashion as v.•e do \Vhen an adult
is a·defcndant." he said.
The young high school , student al•
lcgedly shot Twiddy at the height of·an
argun1e11 t over the placen1e11t. o~ dirty
clot hes in the house \\'here the--v1ct1m-had
!>ccn a \·isitor .
T\1·iddy :issertedly began arguing with
ihe i\l oti!rly boy and the youngster'll
brother before the shooting took place.
The \'ictim \\':J.S fell ed by four or five
shots in the chest and neck .
The "'eap"on USL>d in the sbooting -the
first homicide involving <! juvenile in
local history -\1'as a .22<aliber rifle
kept in the house. initial reports said.
The youngsler ran from the home and
\vas arrested moments after he phoned
police from the pier after the 11 :18 a.in,
incident.
}le \Vas booked into lhc local -police
dt!part1nent then transfl'rrcd lo Ju venile
Hall y,•here he re1nains.
ro.turray said that his in\·es tlgators and
mc1nbcrs of the Dis trict Allorney's staH
planned sessions late this afternoon to
discuss all aspects of the case .
After that session a formal DA's com-
plaint speci fying charges will be filed and
arraignment scheduled before a juvenile.
court referee.
Decisions at the arraignmcnt_~d be
Jnade as to whether the youngster wOuld By a 5-4-1 vote, commissioners voted to
allow Carpenter to bring ·possible viola-
tions directly to the state Attorney
General, rather than having to go
.through the-CQmmission. REMINGTON TES_TIM._ONY.._ • ..__. ~S~IJB_ ·-·-·
--~··as-being-driveflhOme1i'f1'iISl1mousllle
from the Firestonl! plant in Llavallol, an
JndustriaLsuburJL15 miles sou1b. of
continue lhrough the ]uvenil~ -
cess or be prosecuted as an adult.
t "That's up to the DA ·S office and the
courts,'' 1'1urray said. Carpenter \\'ill investigate all com-
plaints, send letters to the violators tell-
ing them to cease and desist-, and notify
the attorney general \vho "'ill then take
action. Carpenter's authority previously
included only investigating the com·
plaints. Ile was the only executive direc·
tor among the six regional coastline com·
1ni ssions "'ho lacked the expanded
authority.
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GUNPOINT. • • .··
voluntarily,·• the spokesman said.
Eggers said he and agents talked about
turning over the film in his office nearby
just after the arrests.
"You kno\v as well as I do. you ·have no
choice." Eggers said. He said he was told
the governmen t could go to court to get
the film if n1..>cessary.
Rivals Responsible?
TORRANCE (AP ) -Officers in-
vestigating the fatal shooting of Rebecca
Alvarado, 17. of Carson said l\1onday the
burst of gunfire may have been sparked
by rivalry between youth groups.-Police
said the girl was killed Sund ay while
celebrating her high school graduation.
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v.·est coast distributor for Cal Vending thick it is sometimes barely understand-J ing .a more..rapid.heat loss.-· --Thompson. an amateur actor, wes
~nc., who ~as suing to rega;lli a-115,000·-able conclUi:JOO Monday's testfmony. , The forward section contained a view-scheduled lo appear tonight in a pro-
1nv.estment 1n. the bankrupt firm. He told of going after a Chaffey ing glass bubble from \Vhich the craft duction of '·The Desperate Hours." a
The long-ha1.red, bearded liulet~ ~ollow· College instn.ictor_known only to him as was CQntrolled, and.from this section the play telling the story of three criminals
ed Ronat~ Barnes, 30, who testified he Mr. Lockwood and obtaining a sawed-off \vho invade a home and hold a family a~'!'panled H~rt on_ two other ex· shotgun used tb fire a blast into his home two forward could also see the two in the hostage . ·
~1t10ns, one m _wh!ch a sawed-off after a threatening Jetter was deposited 1'111'. Company officials declined to make
shotgun blast was fired thro~gh a Chaf· under the windshield of the man's car. Youngblood said the last u-'Ord that the any comment or di sclose Thompson 's
fey College teacher's fronfw1ndow. . . . l\VO victims were still alive came from hometown in the Uitited States.
Police Seek Trio
In Armed Holdup
"I was kind of 'surprised into ~hey Llied about two nights earlier to It was not known if the k.idnapers were A search is WKler v.·ay today for tw<>
everything,'_ " Hulett climed dl.iring deliver the letter at 2:.30 a .~. Menzies. The doctor . also said it was common criminals or terrorist guerrillas. young men and the ir \voman companion
questioning by Deputy District Attorney Hart and Barnes,_ his ~usiness partner Menzies who guided rescuers in place-but the abduction had the appearance of follo"'ing $86t anned robbery of an cider·
Robert Chatterton. indicating 'a lack ... of w~o had accompani~d him. on what they ment ot the grappling hook which even-a guerrilla opcralion. ly Laguna Canyon horse stable· operator.
communication about what was expected said w~s a $500 beating assignm~nt , \Vere tually was used to pull the minisub. free The police sources said 10 armed men Fabian Phelps Rcd"-'ood , 70, told
of the alleged thugs. met wit h a terse refusal of their letter, from the ensnaring debris. using five vehicles blocked Thompson 's Orange County sheriff's deputies he was
He added that he didn't know his spoken through the door. Capt. Thomas W. Cuddy. senior naval chauffeur-driven limousine and forced the asleep in hi s bunkhouse quar1ers at the
homicidal assigrunent Until the night he "\Ve didn:t know wha.t to do." decla:ed officer assigned to the rescue team, said "executive into a ge tav•ay car. They :.id-Hed\\'ood stable, 20286 L..'lJ(Una Canyon
and Hart headed for the X.orba Linda ~art, who ai:>peared ":' court \veering the accident was an understandable one. ded that three cars \\'ere used to in· Road, Sunday v.'hen the holdup occurred.
home where Fehling was staying with his Jeans, a T-shi~ and with an old Navy He sa:d the pilot had only about 30 feet tercept Thompson 's vehicle and curb it lie said the trio burst in with the
brother. wat~h cap hanging from the back pocket of visibility, "and with 30-foot visibility "'hile the other two rcmaim'd in fronl revolver, woke hlm up. threatened him
Hulett said he asked Hart what they of,,his ~aggy pants. ., he simpl y.got into a place he couldn't get and behind as cover. \vilh the revolver and demanded the
were doing, after the latter witness ~e Just stood there an~ then we Ielt, out of." Firestone is the S('(.'Qnd la rgest of four 1noney \\'hich J~ed"•ood hnd left in his
received a message reporting Fehling contm~ Hart, who admitted_ they never The aft end of the minisub was equip-tire-making firm s in Argentina. U.S.· trousers overnight.
had changed his address and had to be got paid off bey~ $l50 m advance _ped wi th a hatch so that divers could owned.,Goodyear is first. Firestone was He also told investigators the bandits
taken care of quickly. -money. . enter and exit, and thus tlas pressurized established here in 1931 and an expansion \varned that they ought to \vork him over
"We're going-up to shoot a guy," was .:Sa.rne_s . .said_ Ha.rt duly reported lh~ to a higher degree than.the forward sec-..PrQgra_m at_lhe....big Llavallol~plant is but-\\1ould spare -the victim due to his ad-
Hart's alleged reply. dis~! failure_ to R?ll_o at a subsequent tion. under way. vanced age.
"After that, I didn't feel much like meetmg, and, in dec~d1ng what should be 1 -;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;...;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,1" going," he added under questioning by done, Bobl;iY Joe said he volunteered to I
both Chatterton and Central Orange go"back wlt,h the s~;;ed-off shotgun.
County Judicial District Court Judge 9h· thats good , Rollo was quoted as
Paul G. ~tast. sar,mWgh. ·r kill h' ? " B kcd "Did Bobby Joe say he w~ going_ to .. _ii-~ 1 we -, 1m ·,•;, arnes as ,
shoot· someOOdy?," the deputy District Tna_t s . . . too bad , Rollo reported·
Attorney asked. Jy repli ed. . .
"Yes _ r don't think he really \\'anted Barnes said on. the w1t.ness stand that
to either.,, he was not su_rprised during later stages
~lulett drew a few grins among the of. t~e Rem1ngt~n _case . probe when
small group of municipal courtroom I?istnct _Atto.mey s .1nvest1_gator~ q~es·
spect.ators when he described how the honed him at the Ana~e1m \\recking
cylinder fell out of the potential murder yard.
\\"eapon ~·hen it was shown to Rollo.
"Mike got kind of mad and angry," he
remarked.
Chatterton asked if Jiulett actually
agreed to perform some service for
some body for $1 ,000 without knowing
\\1hat or why, even though it involved a
gu n and bullet s.
"At the time. the money sounded pret-
ty goocl.1 ' said Hulett .
~le and Harl were taken into custody
Huntington Girl
Dies of Injuries
After Accident
nfter Fullerton Police Officer Michi:iel A 9-year-old 1-Juntington Beach girl died
Vice stepped their car the night of J\1ay J\.fonday night of injuries suffered Friday
21 and found the .357 Magnu1n weapon . 'vhen she and two other children were
He initially stopped Hulett's car for struck by a car as they were riding a
making a right turn Into a prtvatO bicycle.
drive"·ay without a signal. The witness Jeanne C. Herpolsheimer of 733 Ulica
insisted Monday he did make it but the ~Ave. succumbed to 1nassi vc head injuries
blinker must have malfunctioned. about !I p.m. 11t Huntington lntercom-
Dcfense Attorney Robert ~farshall munity Hospitfil, where she had been
~Jorgan. who is defending RemJngton under intensive care since the Friday
along wilh lawyer Robert Green. asked night accident.
Hulett in cross-examination If he was not · The girl, her broµicr Donald, 12, and n
~going to a bar when he made the tum. . neighbor, Lynn Walk.or, !I, of 725 Utica
Hulett said he was going to aJlquor Ave., were struck by a ca r in the in·
store. r tcrneellon of 1~11ch Boulevard· and
"J "'as Jost," he said, confeMing with a Yorktown Avenue in Hu.ntirtgton Beach.
sardonic grin that he was going to ask The three were on one bike. '
directions. Police said the .driver or the car,
He was also asked tr the potential 11-Jichael G. lfayes. 23, of 182 Bus'hwlck
murder niisslon had anything to do ~1th Drive, •luntlngton Beach, has not been
becOming Jost. · cited. The accident is still under in·
"Jt he~".ttu}ett Jaid. "I knew how vestlgation.
to get to Yorba Linda a lot faster ... " F'uneral arrangements for th e
Hart, a thin, beatd'cd auto \\-Tccking --lierpolsheimer girl are pend ing ll l
yard cl).Owner wllh a Southem accent $0 Westminster ~1en1orial Park.
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How much do guarante~s mean? It depends on the item involved
and the manufacturer.
A $I 00,000 house is guaranteed for ONE year.
Most automobiles are guaranteed from 30 da)'s to one year.
Most electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days to one year.
Guarantees on carpeting are complicated. The rule in the industry
Is TWO YEARS for manufacturing d e I e ct s, The fe eling is that
" ma~ufacturing defects will surface within that two year period . Beyond
this, these manufacturers feel there are too many variables in the usage
"to give coverage beyond that period.
Don't be misled by "Phoney" "guarantees. They are pro rated,
based on mill-invoice costs, plus padding and labor to chang e. By the
time you figure them up, it usually costs more lo change than thtt original
purchase price.
Carpet manufacturers tell us that a preponderance of complaints
is not because of defects but because of improper installation: We
minimize the number of complaints by having the best installers around.
Also, we deal only with more su~stantial mills, further reduc ing problems.
Buying from Alden's will give you the greatest security,
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Tiger Country Safari?
• Lion Country Sa fari in Laguna 1-lills now has 1igers,
too. The Bengal . ti gers -six females and three
n1ale s ranging in age front nine months to lhree ·
years -w!1_1.:_e released 1\1onday. N~tivgJ9jndia_and
other-parts-or Asia, th ey mark-a departure-fronl--
Lion Co untry tradi tion of perpetuating African ani·
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rnal s. Spokes1nen said the Bengal "tiger is endan·
gered by O\•er-h unting and destruction of its habi·
tat. The Indian government estimates the current
_lig~r populaliQn wit!>in its border '!LI.O_QO _i;om·
pared to 40,00-0 in J.~. · • • • •
Attorney Admits
Avco Produced
Niguel Bulletin
An Avco Commllllity Developers at·
tomey, Gail Stoona, confinned Monday
that a planning bulletin issued last week
to Laguna-Niguel-residents-wu produced
by the south coast developers.
The unsigned, tw~page report blamed
the Environmental Coalition of Orange
County £or preveDtin completion of a
public beach club soutb of Monarch Bay.
The attorney said the company's intent
in the report was to be "objective and
factual" and for that re_ason did not 1den·
lify the origin of the Jetter.
Tut$day, June 1q, 1q73 s DAILY PILOT :J •
Development ·Opposed
Saddwback Trustees Note State Laws I
By FREDERICK SCllOEMEllL
Of t11t DMl't '"" Steff
Tough state statutes on school coo-
structlon near airports were dted Mon·
day night u trustees ot. the Saddleback
Valley unmed School District we"\ on
record against the proposed ~da
Foolhllb deYelopmeol in Mission Vi;jo.
Following an elaborate presentatioq by
Trustee Dennis Smith, the board vOted
unanhnously to send a resolution to the
Orange County Board of Supervisors op-
posing the project.
It will be received by supervisors Jul y
5 when they a .. L on a zone-change req uest
to pennit the 30,000 population develop-
ment, just sooth of El Toro ?.larine Corps
Alr Station.
lit his report, Smith said SecLi9n 15005
of the EduCJttion Code requires an in·
·vestlgation by the State Department of
Aeronauuc·s. into proposed school pro·
perty acquisition within two miles of _any
airport boundary.
Referring to maps, Smith showed that
nine scbool sites propooed In the Ganada
Foothills plan fall within the two mile
region.
Further, he said, a negatlve
recommendation by the Department of
Aeronautics on site_ acquisition due-to
airplaoe noise.. prohibits the use of any
state or local funds for land purchase or
achool const~ion.
Of the nine sites within the two mile
tone, four received negative recom·
mendaUons from the Department of
Aeronautics.
The remaining-five-sites, the depart_.,.
ment staff said, could be developed, but
v:ould require extensive soundproofing
materials.
In urging fellow trustees to oppose the
project, Smith cited only the airport pro-
blem.
Coocerns such as density or desirabili·
ty of the development, he said, were
beyond "the expertise of the scbool
dis.!!!!:L_ _ __ --~-$iiUtll stressed that opposition to the
project had nothing to do wkh "moLility
toward the landownel'S:" or attempts to
ha.It "orderly growth in ttie valley."
"In other words, we are-not opposing
development, but the plan," said Chester
Briner, board president..
"Exactly," responded Smith.
One altecnative to the construction of
schools in the problem areas. Smith said,
"'ould be a supe r campus, composed of a
high school, intermediate school and
elementary school.
Such an approach, he said. \\'OUld
destroy the concept or "nei'ihborhood
~hools" -a concept strongly supported
1n recent school board campaigns \Vilhin
the district.
Zo1ai1ag Co1aft1sio11
"\\le must let the community and the
Board of Supervisors kllO\V we have a
'f>roblem. \Ve caMot. under state la\\',
build these schools where they are pre;
posed," said Smith.
Board members and one 1nember of
the audience complimented Smith for his
fine researett job surrounding the Canad;i
f'oothllls development adjacent to the
~larine 3 ir station.
Actio11 on San Clemente
Condominiums Held Off
The South Coast Region al Zone by the commission.
Conservation Cotnmission held off The ·proposed condominium. bel11·~n
decision t\1onday in the case of a 12-unit Arcnoso and Corto Lanes, 1vould be on
beachside condom iniun1 project in San the bluff next to the beach. Adjacent to
Clemente, although the commission's the sit~ is a 72"-·unit apartnu!nt building
·staff recommendation \Vas for approval nO\\' under construct ion. Th~ arc<i ..
provided the developers agree to an ad-ho\rever, is mainly two-storied apart-
ditional seven parkin g spaces. ment buildings and old houses.
Confusion arose over San Cleme nte Plans for the ne\v condominiu1n include
zoning requireme nts in the project's 12 2-hedroom units, with 18 covered park -
yicinity, and whether the building \rould iug spaces. The commlSSion's staff.
be three or five stories, causing-however. recommended4 approval only
Chairman Robert Rooney to t e 11 under the condjtion that the project in-
developer Russell Tracy of Riverside, ··11 elude 24 spaCi!s with one guest spot.
\\.'ou1d be in your interest if we ordered a Asked if this parking increase is reasi-
continuanei! so that the zoning there b\e, Tracy replied . "l really don 't knov.·.
could be checked out." \Ve'll have to redo the entire structure of
Commissioner Art Holmes, a San the building. This will cost quite a bit ex-
CJeiifeiite city counCilrilan, lndicated-~tra money .• ....-·
did not know whether the building's The commissioners will' again attempt
height -48 feet -was in accordance to decide whether a pennit should be
\vith the city's code. A continuance, he granted to the project at their July 9
added , v.·ould be the only feasible' move meeting.
•Saigon s~he1ne!'
Stripteaser Tells Tearful Story
~tiss Koco..'f told a jury in the CHICAGO (UP I) - A former Chicago
striptease dancer sobbed uncontroll ably
u:Me testifying in federal court about
flow she was forced into a career of pro-
stitution in a luxurious walled villa in
Saigon.
Th. v· . T . Renee Kocoa, 28, v.•ho now works at a ieves l Slt WlCC bot dog stand here, was the first wilness
_ courtroom of District Court Judge
Richard L. McLaren that she had been a
dancer in Chicago, specializing in g~go,
belly. and striptease dances, before A'uler
and 7.emsler "recruited her and two
women to work in Vietnam. She describ-
ed them as Chicago booking agents. .... ?11onday In the trial .of three men on
SAit FRANCISCO (AP) • -Th.ieveS charges of r ec ruiting entertainers.
with a taste for adventure paid tv.·o dancers and strippers as part of a vice
.separate visits u. a North Beach shop scheme. .
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The Environmental Coalition filed suit
aga inst Avco and obtained an injunct:ion
to stop building on a tract east of Coast
Highway.
·-AVcoctalmed m t:he ne\\·sleUer tfia
1n ines ptllfming-Ofr"l.~two
tracts were interrelated. the injunction
stopped progress on both sides of the
. highway.
over the weekend, making off with 350 The defend~nts Ra)'lllond Auler Craig
rare comiCliiOkS worth,~200;-po!jce POUiter and ~les ter, are so
say. 'lbe GOlaen G"i"t"e"COiiilc M\Store Chafge<rWUI\ conipifacy:-A ~fourth -man,
\\'as robbed of some of its collection Fri· Robert Monagham, has pleaded guilty
day night and more comic books were and a fifth, James· C.Otton, is a fugitive
stolen Sunday night, police said Monday. last reported sfen in East Berlin .
\Vhen they ·arrived in Saigon, Miss
Kocoa sa id. they were taken to the villa,
which cootained a night club called the
Office. n Ole courseor-a-convtrsa-ti()lfWltli----1
cat.ton. who ran-the club, Miss-Kocoa
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40% of Camp Pendlewn's
Physicians tO Leave Base
~tarines at Camp Pendleton are being
advised to ask themselves "if a trip to
the doctor is reall y necessary -or just
convenient.''
invalids, Dut will still go to a patient's
home in an emergency. lhe spokesman
said .
Ile said the doctor shortage at
Pendleton could become acute ' next
n1onth· if medical needs develop among
the large influ x of reserves scheduled to
arrive for tw~week trat·ning sessions.
said Colton told her: "You don't think I
brought you here for an Oriental holi·
.day."
Johnson -~ Son
20th Anniversary
The suggestion accompanies a report
saying 40 percent of the Navy's doctors
will be discharged or transferred to new
duty in June and July. A. ~1arine
spokesman said summer shortages of
doctors are common. but this year many
won1t be replaced because or the end of
the military draft.
Earlier, San Diego Naval Hospital an·
nounced a cutback from seven to five
daY1 of weekly apcration at its walk·in
clinic because of the shortage.
San Diego Naval Hospital has an·
nounced plans to train nurses and
enlisted hospital corpsmen to take over
some-hmctions....of-doctors and_m.e:Qtl:aL assistants . No such plans have been ll --------Clyde
The Camp Pendleton spokesman said
Monday some serviCi!s will 'be curtailed
at !he base's 600-bed U.S. Naval Hospital,
where 30 of 90 doctors will be leaving.
··There will be delays in obtaining ap-
pointments, longer waiting Jines. a~d
doctors will have less time to spend with
each patient," he said.
ln addition, doctors will no longer
make routine house calls such as visits lo
n1ade at Camp Pendleton, the spokesman
said, and marine officials hope a new
class of trainees lirSeptember c8n return
medical services to near-normal
The two major naval holpitals .serve
150,000 military personnel, dependents
and retirees.
Ocea1i-going
Pig Pulled l 11
P -t N"xo1• MIAMI (UPI) ~-Talk abou t fishing a 1 ~ stories: five fishermen here say they
caught a pig in the ocean.
N t 'Pl S •;c' Mike Leadley of Hialeah and his 0 U 11;~ --·l--r. 1ri'l1en"'n•r.S ~salif!l!Oifdaytliey llOOR«I a-badly -
NEW YORK (AP) -"Plastic
Pat" or wa.nn and human First
Lady?
A magazine poll of a group· rang·
ing from the fash ion writ er who
dubbed her ' •1plastic" to her own
daughters comes up with a
unanimous verdict -that Mrs.
Richa rd M. Nixon is for real.
Younger d a u g ht e r Julie
sun·burned, salt-encrusted pig which was
tired but apparentl y as happy as a
porker can be to see the Ushermen .
1 No one knows how the pig reached
Leadley's boat which wa s 15 miles
northeast of MJami Beach, but the pig
started ~Imming towards the boat, he
said, and the sailors pulled it In.
_Escape Bt1rni.I1 g
Car? No, Thanks
Eisenhower tells Good Housek.cep-
ing, which featu res the poll in its
July issue, about her · mother's
pitching In as a typist In the cam·
palgn, using her maiden name,
Patricia Ryan. WINSTON, Ore. (AP) -Fl v e
Julie says she laughed over an in· sightteerl were trapped In their burning
slstent telephone caller who nid: car he~ after the smoke attracted four
11You'rc very nice. Min Ryan, but man~atlng tigers In a commercial.game
I really must speak to aomeonc Preserve. The cats stalked menacingly
close to the President." around the car.
And Candy Stroud, the Women's "The tigers would cortaln)y ~ve killed
Wear Daily reporter who called her the m if they 'd gotten out or the car,"
'4plastlc," snys she no longer thinks said a spokesman for the prcscrve's tiger
~t. , . _ ~--~nd. She• ~OI. a good min<!. lte-· Arm gunNls eventually haffTo hold
dous dlsc1phne. l r e m ·e n do us the Ugers at bay so 11. maintenance ere
klndncs5,'' Miss Stroud says. could put out the flrc ·ln the car's Ignition
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Astronauts Slip Outside for RepairS
SAPCE CENTER, llouston (AP) -"Yep, 1t's a long way do\l.n ," Conrad The operaUon added to the astronaut&'
Com~ndcr Charles ~rad Jr. and ~aul -f:Omnlcntcd as t~ third crcw"1:'1n, ~r. reputalioM aa "fix anything" spacemen.
J . \Veit z stepped outside the orb1tlng :J~ph P. KerY,.1n, took televi:uon pie· Earlier in the fllaht they er«Ud a
Skylab space station today, ttVlved a tures Crom inside the laboratory. makeshift sun shade to oool down the
dead battery with a hammer-pounding The trio was nearing the end or the overbealecl wotk*>y and tn a daring
repair job and swUtly retrieved six record 28-<Wy mission, aiming for n fi'ri· space walk freed a ~1uck solar panel.
canisters of film which may reveal many c;hiy splashdown in the P'ucific Ocean. After fixing lhe battery, Conrad cllmb-
They slipped outside 45 minutes earlier batte regulator in an a ttempt to free a task ol removlng the film cana and
than scheduled and finished the planned stuck ecttical relay. · replacing them wjth_a new supply.
three-hour 5".iace walk in half the time.
Will Plann ers
Go By Book?
sccrcts of the sun . ~~irsl job outside w:lS to pound on a ed a seven-rung ladder to start the long
. "IT 'ORK.ED, G~'TLEl\IEN, y()(t've WEITZ STOOD IN FOOT restra1nts
_.,. '"DON'T F'ALL. IT"S a Joog way done i again," capsule commWlicator' oulside the open hatch to assist with the
l-do.,.,'11," Weitz cautioned as the two Rusty ·Schweickart radioed y,'hen signals film transfer.
TO YOUR HEALTH DEPT. -The
long-awaited report of a proposed master
plan for 'hospitals in Orange County has
no1v been released to the public by the
Orange County Health Planning Council.
The report was not only long-awaited, it
1s long -period. .
Four-hundred pages long, as a matter
or fact, all sandwi ched between red
covers. lt looks like the t..A telephone
book.
Size, or course, isn't hardly as .im-
portrant as content. But there is some
evidence today that people who labor
through the voluminous text will indeed
question some of that content.
astronauts slipped through an airlock on the ground indicated the battery htid "Look at the sun hitting U¥l top of
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LONDON CAP) -Britain is extend ing
its \\'elcome to Howard Hughes and his
billions.
Hughes needs a new permit to stay in
Britai~ past .June 27. l'J e 'hasn't applied
BOU.ED-DOWN-lN simplistic-tashion.-F • • )
what the report says -is that Orang -fN SHORT ...
County has t.oo many acute care _
hospitals now. That means the regular .._ __ ...;.· --------
sor_t cl. hospital. It suggests that no more but a British official said: "There's no
'Should be built . and in effect~ some dOubt he'll get an extension." numbers of hospital beds now licensed _ought to be shifted to other areas. .He was all.owed to enter the COll~lry m----'c. -For--eiample,-the--ho!ipital-m~i;i.11d passport when he arn~~ r suggests there ere too many hoopital 1n . ~announcecrnec:-~C?lllc1~1S
beds in the NeWjJort Beach, Costa Mesa swd he satisfied them about his identity i and' Irvine areas and this "surplus" and means of support.
. should be shifted to cities in the western e A,n1tcer to Nfxo11 l sector of the county.
Reading the report, you get the notion NE\V YORK (AP) -The CBS
that the planning council .doesn 't care Television network says it will broadcast
1 much for the idea of building a teaching a special 15-rrunute program tonight to f hospital a t tile University of California's present viewpoints contrasting with ~hose
r Irvine-campus.-nor-the-constr-uction--of--e~p~ W~n~ay _by _~1dent _
\Vestem Worlds hospital at Irvine, nor Nixon !n his nationally t ~I e v 1 s e d
l the proposed upgrad.iog of our county economic n:ies.sage to the n~t1on . .
hospital, !Cnown as Orange County The special. program, whicfl. begins at
Medical Center. 7 p.m. PDT, is part of a new CBS News
-· ----policy_Jn_ which so-caUed "instant
THROUGH rr AU.. somehov..·, you analysis" of presidential speeches has t suspect that the health planners figure been ended by the CBS network. I that counting up beds is the way to
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t determine U the people have adequate e Bomhfng?-Perhaps
ho.5pitah1. \VASHINGTON (AP) -Der e n s e f Some other factors. however. might be Secretary-designate James R. Sdllesinger
argued. Llke the UC If'{i.ne teaching .says he might rerommend reney,·ed
r hospital is ealcuJated to train future American bombing of North Vietnam if
1 physicians, conduct research· and deal Hanoi moohts a threatening offensive I witb exotic illnesses. Community hospitals against Sooth Vietnam . . · ..
SOVIET LEADER LEONID BREZHNEV AT WHITE HOUSE .DINNER
He Agreed With Singers, "There's Nothing Like a Dame"
have a different role. or'ange County "I can envisa e circumstances under .Y Times· Reports Dean
l(ept $14,000 in Funds
____ _,I_· .;:~~ledo::ic';'ac;.l ,.Cen,.,t,,,er,__.pr"'o"'v"id"'e"'"'"'or'--"less-,..,,alf!uen!!l!!S!!t'--ww)lbiicchh.tthebeJre ·
-~pa'"lt"iients""'"''-=-~ ... -----="""~~~-boinbing.:'..he-·sa~VI~· ~M~"""~•o;Yr--~--'------_All this amounts .,to more than Just' Schlesinger testified. ~Ore tM Senate. ·
t..'Ounting beds. Armed Services Committee which is ex-·
The Western Woflds hospital ls drawn peeled to take several days befOre voting
from a concept of 'pfoviding complete ori his nomination.
0
e Methadope Dotlbh!$ ~ealtb care for the community of Irvine.
That infant community doesn·i carry
much clout in population right now but it
1-----t,...-a-J)fOjooted-Wture-bead~ WASHING TON (U PI) -lllicihse or -NE\V YORK lUPI) -The New ¥otk
meUiadone, an aelata:lveltru~~:as-a "'JimeSfeported tOday that former wrote
treatment sub&t~tut~ for heroin, bas mor~ · Hous.e Counsel John W. Dean Ill kept
than doubl~ ~ last Sep~be.r,. the $14,\XXt of 1972 Republican campaign
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1 some 430,000 residents. The way the
health planners have it figured, no
hospitals \'tould be built to serve Irvine
within the next decade.
AU. OF Tms suggests th~t the big
master plan may not simply be accepted
as the gospel of fulure hospital grow1h
f<>r Orange County. Of course, it is going
to be a bit difficult ror citizens. or civic
leaders to pull together their comments
on the volume, The l:Hg red book '"as
released for public consumption Saturday.
Public hearings on the findings began
last night and continue through Wed-
nesday in the County Seat.
You 'd better be a speed reader if you
"''ant to be prepared.
l. IT WOUID HAVE been nice, for ex-
j, an1ple, if the health planners could have
r-issued-the big book say-about one-month-
+-berore-tbe-public-hearings were..gaveled-
1 into session.
• But apparently the planners just didn't
plan it that way.
This Point in itself might raise a little
debate.
government s chief n a r co t 1 c s en-funds and put it into a special trust fund
forcement ofr1cer told Congress ~onday. n<>t ln his own name.
John E. I,ngerso.11, dfres;tor Of ~ The Times also said that Dean, who is
Bureau of Naf'Cot;ics ~ E>angero~s prepared to. link President Nixon with
Dr:igs (BNDt>J, ~1d metha.~ooe Use is knowledge o{ the \Vaterga1e coverup qu1~ly app~ching man1.uana and when he testifies before tbe Seoate heroin~ a ma10.r part ~r the 1llegal drug \Vatergate committee next week, bor·
traffic m the United States. fO\\'ed another $4,000 from campaign
e Ne"' Bra%il Leader funds to fi nance his \'ledding and
honeymoon, .secured that money \\·ith 8.II
i.o.u. and later repaid it with a check. BRASILIA, Brazil {UPI) -The
military leai:lership Monday c h o s e
Ernesto Geisel, a retired four-star SYNDICATED COLUl\1NlST Jac k
general and head of the government oil Anderson a~so reported that Dean had
monopoly, as the next president or Brazil
-y,·here elections have been forbidden borrowed the d$4,000 for the sroadame
since 1964. purpose. But An erson sajd in a b ·
Geisel, 64, will take over as leader of cast on Metromedia television Monday
LatiIL.Ai;neric<l.:s largest nation_ from.____night that__jt_.,.,'8.s not known whelher
Emilio Ga rra.stazu ?>.1edici , who has head· Dean returned that money.
ed the military government since 1969. Those were the first reports of anyone
Medici's four·year term expires in 1974 connected "''ith the \Vatergate scandal
and he is scheduled to step down !\larch using campaign fund s for personal
IS. purposes.
Midwest Twister Hurts 60
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Storms Pou1id Wide Sivat li Fro1n Nortlitvest to Gulf
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tl'n,ivl' m1"°r Pf'OPl•lr 011m1q1'( IM•e Wtrl' no repa•ts of Mrklul ~lurles !rorn lhl' s!orm.
Coasral Wearher
Sun"y tod11y. L!11ht v&rltl>le wl~dl
night &nd morning houn. b«omlryQ
westerly t 10 12 knols In 11tternoons
loday and Wetlnelday. High loday 11D>-
per 60s.
Co11s111r temper11turn reno• from SI
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SI Ip 88. Wtllr temp1r11urt 6S.
Sun, Moon, Tides
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The Tlmes said sources close to the
Watergate investigation gave tV.'O ac-
counts of the $14,000.
One account said the money came
from $22,000 earmarked for plating
advertiSem-supporting President
NI.xon's Indochina War policy. It said
$8,000 was spent in placing such ad-
vertisements in the New York Times and
the W asbinglon Post. and the remainder
was left over.
ANDERSON SAID the 114,000 used to
finance Dean's wedding in October came
from the newspaper advertising fund . He
also said Dean dep>Sited $14.000 re-
maining from that fund in hls safe.
Dean's borrowing the $4,000 was a
teclnical crime, the Times quuoted a
Justice DepB.rt.ment official as saying.
However, the official said prosecutors
were not planning to charge Dean on that
score biecaUse nobody had complained.
* * * Scandal Figures
Probed My La.i
WASIIlNGTON (UPI) -Attorneys
altempting to overturn the conviction of
Lt. \Villiam L, Calley J r. have asked a
military court to probe the role the White
House played in investigating the My I,.ai
massacre.
The attome~'S filed a motion ~tonday
with th.e U.S. Court or Military Appeals
aski11g it to order the production of in·
terVtews. wire.laps, logs· and other
records coUected by two former White
House aidC'S who have been mentioned in
the Watergate case.
The lawyers cited published reports
that former New York policeman John J .
Caullield and an associate, Anthony F.
Ulasewicz, Interviewed f\.ly La i
participants on be.half of the White.
liou.sc.
C.ulflold ond Ulasewlcz wprkcd on
undercover projects ror lhe White House
ror lhrce years beginning the spring of
1969, principally under lhe supervision of
Johll D. Ebrllchman, one o! President
Nixon's chic! aides.
Drowned Man Nan1ed
CO'l'TON WOOD COVE, Nev. CAP) -
National Park Strvlce rangers Monday
identified a man who droy.rned while
$Wlmrntrl"g tn Lake 'tlfohave-south or here
as J ohn Loring Ill, 20, of Long Beach.
Il l.!! body w11 recovered Sunday in 90 reet
of water just north or Davis Dam .
are we Rusty?" Weitz asked at one point.
''Over Montana," Scbwelckart
answered.
"That's what l thought." Weltz: said.
"You can look into Canada and see all
thooe lakes."
The astronauts got an early start on
the space walk. With preparations run-
ning ahead of schedule, Conrad asked'
Mi~lon Control : "What ebout a little
earlf going out?"
"See no reasoo why you can't," came
the reply. So they \\'ent out about 45
minutes early.
The astronaut$ completed their ex·
tensive telescope examination of the sun
Opening Day
Of Sum1nit
Ends Happily ..
\VAS HINGTON (AP) -Soviet Com· . ' . munlst leader Leonid I. Brezhnev, all
smiles and good will , completed his fi rst
day of summit talkS M<>nday in what he
proclaimed a happy mood.
And he predicted tbitl _when his tO:day
visil.,is over "I 'm certain_J'm going to
leave here in a very good mood."
Brezhnev and Presitient Nixon said
good night at midnight, after a round of
talks. and a White House dinner party.
STOPPING ON mE porch the leaders
conferred and decided to get a little ex-
t ra res{, pOSf~tOday'SSigrung
ceremony for four agreements by one
hour.
As the party ended it was 7 a.m, in
Moscow. Nixlll noted, '8l'ld he urged the
Soviet leader to "get some rest."
The.Russians attended the black-tie af-
fair attired in their traditional business
suits.
The dinner itself had started an hour
late, with White House aides explaining
that Brezhnev wanted to chat in the
receivirig line.
AND NIXON DJ~ED in his toast
that, noting the 125 guests were_ from
across the nation and of differing sectors
of society. Brezhnev had been asking
\\'hether the . individuals supported "~ -
new initiatives in regard to SOviet·
American friendship and cooperation.
Nixon publicly reassured tUs guest:
· "Not only in ttUs room, but across tilt
country, regardless of political party,
regardless of whatever the organization
may be the overwhelming number of
Americans sup))Ort the objective of··
Soviet-American friendship." .
'Ille &&-year-0ld Brezhriev-])roudly ex·
plained the two medals he wore: "Stars
of pure gold" -the highest civilian and
military awards or th e Soviet Union -
Hero of the Soviet Union and Hero of
Socialist Labor.
Sl\11LL'l'G, HE ALSO displayed his
alarm cigarette box, -which he-sets -at
hourly intervals so he won't smoke too
much. It will only open when the hour is
up.
\Vhen it came to the after-dinner enter·
tainment by the Johnny Mann Singers,
Brezhnev said he liked best two songs
"about the perennial argument going on
between women and men." Thev v.·ere
from "Sou1 h Pacific" -"I'm ·Conn 'a
Wash That Man Right Out of 'tliy Hair,"
and "Nothing Like a Dame."
"There is indeed nothing better than
women in the world," said Brezhnev.
One of the party's guests W93 June
Allyson of Newport Beach.
Nixon, at the end of the evening, said:
"lt is our goal and it is our hope that this
day begins a week of meetings which will
make a greater contribution to the cause
of peace in the world than any meetings
ever held in this hoUse."
SIUlng PrettB
on flfonda y and sclcnti3ts here f!agerly
await the return of the filn1 , which in·
eluded the first pictures of. a solar. narc
OOServed from above earth's obsc.'W'lng
atmosphere.
They described the narc which erupted
F'riday as a 1ne<1lum one , but one '"'hieh
produced more ooe~"' than Is used on
earth by man in sevc al dc-cades. A ma·
jor goal ol the Skylab solar experiments
is to help unlock the secret of controllt..'<i
thcrmoouClcar fusion. the source ot tht!
sun's enefgy,
Thi s would aid in the .!;Carch for au
unlimited and Pollution·frec power source
on earth. ·
,. .
'A111 you sure I can·t be
ca/Jed to testify?'
MIGs Fly Ov er
South Vietnam, " Pose New Tl1rcat
SAIGON (UP I -Field reports said
today North ictna1ncse ~tlGs havl)
made at least lhree fl ights over South
Vietnamese 11.'rritory since the Jan. 28
cease-fire in \l'hat intelligence! sources
called one or the most disturbing
developme11ts of the shaky truce.
Intelligence sources said Norlh Viel·
nam had started building nine airfields
and that th is and the overflights could
mean the Con1munists \1·crc ready· to b:it-
tle the South Vietnamese ai r force for the
first time or the war.
The reported t.l!G acli\·it1es l'Oincided
with South VictMmese observance or
Armed Forces Day. a display of South
Vietnamese airpo"'·er and a y,•aming by
President Nguyen \'an Thieu that the
C'A>mmY!li..\l\L WM ·till...ID:.~nru=· ne~dwlow•,.· "--.11----1
a military victory in South V:ietnam.._
THE l\flG F'l.lGllTS \\'ere the first
reported in at least fQUr vcar~.
Throughout the enti re Vietnan1 \\'<ir, th'•
Contmunisl'i never f.'mploycd aviation in
South Viet nan1 a lt hough MIGs frt..'<l uently·
baltlcd U.S. l'.·arplanes in the North. The•
l.:l.S. Air Force not only hHs wilhttn:1wn
its planes from Vietnai11 hu t American
planes have cca.sc<J reconnaissance
missions over the North.
U.'S. sources have indic<itC'd lh:it if
North Vie tnam begins aerial comb.it 1n
the South, President Nixon may have to
reapps:aise the U.S. decision . embodied in
the JM. 27 Paris cease-fire agreem ent,
to end U.S. air as \\Cit as nava l find
ground acti\'ity in South Vietnam.
The latest such overnight \\'JS by a
t.11G 19 on J\londay, Brig. GCtl. Bui The
Lan. commander of the South Viet·
namese Marine Corps in the Quang Tri
area. told UPI Correspondent Tracy
-Wood, who witnessed that fl ight ·herself
from Quang Tri City. The. si lvery plane,
fl ying high, came in fron1 !he north,
mad;e two passes over the city \\'hile the
marines pumped heavy machin cgun fire
at it. then turned b.1ck north.
UlltT....._
Pigmy cfllmpaneze Louise was flr1l aboa rd San Diego Zoo's new bus
lmktng main zoo at San Die go to nearby San Pas qual Wild Animal
Park. service for human s starts Wed nesday .
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Tuts.day, Jun' 19, lq73 . DAILY PILOT 5
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R oogan Oppo~es
R equired Sef vice
Q1we11 Mary Dispute
SACRAM&NTO (UPI) -
Gov. Ronald Reagan says hair
·style restrtctlons of t h· e
fashionable Cllft Hotel in San
F'rancisco will prohibit hlm
• rorm dining there with his 14-
year~ld son.
But Reagan nonetheless said
Monday he opposes a bill by
Assemblyman John Burton
([)..San Francisco) that would
make it agalMt the law for a
state-licensed business t o
refuse to serve customers
because of their hair length or
style. '
."I just don't like to see
curt's restaurant refused lo
serve him dinner during the
Christmas s e a s o n . The
res taur ant ruled the
assemblyman's hair exceeded
its below·the-colla.r standard.
Bookstore
Not Under
1913 Law
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· government passing laws to
forte everybody to d o
whatever government thinks
they should do," Reagan told a
group of Sacramento area
high school students at a ques-
tion and answer session Mon-
day.
1• And, I recognize ih saying
that if I ever take Nancy and
1ny son to dlnneri I can't go to
that restaurant,'' he added.
LOS ANGELES (UPI ) -A
book store, even one "Specializ·
i:ng in erotica, is not subject to
the Red Light Abatement Act
ol 1913, a judge ruled Monday. Negativ e Reaction
Judge Charles S. Vo ge I
dismissed rour civil suits Assemblymen Paul Priolo (R-1..os Angeles) (left) and
brought by the district at· \Vatter Karabian (D-Los Angeles) wQTe "hard hats"
torney's office against adult during Monday's session to dramatize "unsafe coh·
Jiis son, Skipper, a freshman
in high school. wears his hair
at shoulder length.
book stores and movie ditions" ·in the old Capitol. Several colleagues
arcades. criticized their actions but found rio r ules banning The district attorney's office them. · ·
argued that the book stores ~------------~------
were places of lewdness and The modish Burton
troduced the bill after
Hospital's
Aide Held
in-
the therefore violated a I a w
forbidding houses or pro-
stitution and "lewdness." -
The judge agreed with
defense arguments that the
law had never been given such
a meaning, and {hat 'closing
the shops would be prior
restraint on publications, in ---Ap--· 5-~ "Jf*S-violation -o·f-consntotlonal Via. ' l.JfJU W guarantees o( freedom of ex·
VICTORVILLE (AP ) -An
administrator of St . J\fary's
Desert l-lospital in Apple
Valley, Lester J . Mick, was to
be arraigned today on rive
counts )ot a criminal com·
plaint.
pression.
SF Council
Ex,-bank Veep to, Plead
Guilty.in Fund J\'.lisuse
• SAN FRANCISCO I AP) -A
formCr--SankOf America-vie"<!
president accused of misap-
plying $}04 ,723 in runds will
"probably plead guilty," his
attorney said Morxlay.
The banker, V ir gil
!\1cGowcn. 51, Sunnyvale, "'as
released f\1ooday after U.S.
Magistrate Richard Goldsmith
slashed his ball fro m $500,000
to $20.000.
lhis mess." .
"'i\1y Client ~probably will
plead guilty." said Armando.
.··1 believe "'e will be able to
work out a plea with the U.S.
Attorney 's office."
tie said ~lcGowen has no in·
come, wants to resolve the
matter as.Soon as possible and
start supporting his family
again.
f\1cGowcn had va n ished ASSf. U.S. Alty. Paul J. · Mick. 44, offered to give
p s y c.h ological evaluatlons
though he was not qualified,
authorities said .
April 23 on his wa y to work at FitzPatrick said the govern-
the b ank ' s Market-Geary ment found that McGowen
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -branch here. He was arrested allegedly misapplied $571,922.
More than a dozen dancers Thursday n l g ht at a Go ld smith or dered
Bans Nttdity
In Taverns
restaurant near his home after McGowen to deposit a deed for
who appear: nude on stage returning to attend a son's his home -in "'hich he has an
(
~ ) were in the audience as the high school graduation. equity of about $16,000 _ and
The remainirJ8 three counts
BRIEFS Board of Supervisors pass_ed a $2,000 of a $4,000 savings ac-
law banning most nude ac· A1TORNEY R egi na Id count as bail. .., _______ .....,. livily from the city's bars and Armando said McGowen, who After being apprehended
charge him with forging a fie· nigThehtclubsrd: do ted IO.l must report his daily plans tQ. McGowen told FBI agents he 0 mance a P the federal probation office by had spent most of the time
tiUou.s name, supplying mari· Monda y prohibits bottomless phone every morning "will since he disappeared riding
juana to his foster children, cost';111les in any establlshment cooperate fully with th'e bank Greyhound buses an d once l-ll--~an~dL~HSSing grenad~-serv~ or drinUo~le~and-il.3 aud.itors_to_cicar_u_ enL.alt thLwax..to_Miami.
devices. He ls a190 accused of dancers are allow~ only on:::::::=~==~~====::::::=::'.'~::.'.:::=~:::::':::=:::....
raping a 16-year~ld Victorville stages . 18 inches b1gh and at
girl. Mick ts free on $.'!,500 lea.st six feet from the nearest
ball customer.
· The supervisors' debate in e Co111plex De11led -the board chambers brought
frequent laughter from a large
crowd, whi ch included several
of-the-ent~iner.i: .~
methods are outlawed in the
LONG BEACH (AP I -A
permit for construction oL a
639-unlt apar1ment in Santa
lt.1onica has been denied by the
South Coast Re g ional
Coastline Commission. _
ln a &-4 vole Monday. the
commissioners denied the re-
quest of Jt.F.11. Ltd, to build
574 apartments and 65 cOn-
domlnlums near the coast in
the Ocean Park ne ighborhood.
e 1•a11 Hiked
BURBANK CAP )
ordinance. c.
Supervisor John
Barbagelata, who wrote the
bill which now goes to Mayor
Joseph Alioto for signing. said
it was "a reasonably liberal
law," whi~ ~ill "just prevent
the customers from touchiRg
the merchandise."
Mart Guilt )·
lrt Murd ers
Maintenance employes and
screen c artoonists at
Disneyland have received a
pay raise, says a spokesman
for Walt Disney Productions.
Ed Prclock, Disney's labor ONTARIO (AP) -Jerry
relations manager, said Mon-James Youngberg ·or St. Louis
day that. the recently con-has been convicted, within
summated contract With the minutes of the conclusiotl of
i1otlon Pictures Screen Car· his own testimony, of murder·
toonlsts Local 839 calls for a 3-ing two peace of(icers and a
cent hourly pay Increase dur· gas station attendant. ,
lng the first and third yean of Yovngberg, 30, had entered
the pact and 20 cents in the a mandatory iMocent plea to
second year. The contract is accusations or slaying a
retroactive to Feb. 1, Prelock highway patrohpan,. who sto~
said. ped him in a stolen car, and
Cartoonists average $5 an killing a sherill's UeUtenant
hour. a n d a station attdn(lanL
Ch Judge llenry Busch or San • N ame an9et Bernardino County Superior
SACRAMENTO (AP) Cow-I gave his verdict J\1onday
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Most of the 19 campuses in in the nonjury trial.
California's state university r:==='='======'============='--====;::::::::.cc=;
and colleges system would
gain the right to change their
na,mes under a bill passed 45--
10 by the AS1embly M~onday.
A s s embtyman Lawrence
Kaptlo!I (0-San Diego), said
h is measure would
automatically change l h e
names of the campuses at San
Jose. San FranclsCo, San
Diego. San Luls Obispo and
Arcata and would allow the
other campuses to chan'ge
their names with approVat o( .
the system trustees.
e P e la11 Oka11e d
SACRAMENTO CAP) -A
-111-month delay In a one-penny
11les tax hike -until Jan. 1,
1'74 -won approval on an 11· o vote Monday from a key
, AAett'ntily committee.
But the lax delay bill'•
author, Sen . Robert
Lagomarsino, took out a sec·
tlon Of tho bill that would have
given state t11J)Ayer1 a one-
time 2 percent rebate In state
personal Income t11e1.
SUch a rebate la lneluded In
o tax ll mltatlon-retund ln·
itlaUve sponsored by Gov.
Ronald Reagan ·alm1ng for a
Nov. 8 special election.
•
Beach:
~UltOffldal state bll'd)
/J
PSA wanls to go north (or
sou th) with your money. Other
Grinn ingb irds to San
Francisco and San Diego .
Over 160 flights a day
connecting all of norlhern
and soulhern Californ ia. ,
Call your travel agenl or
PSA and lei's migrate .
PSA gives you a lift.
Brennan Honors Pickets
LONG BEACH (AP) -U.S.
Labor Secretary Peter Bren-
ni n refused to ~ross picket
lines to deliver a speech
aboard the Queen ~1ary here
Monday and spoke instead at a
~arby restaurant.
''I didn't want to aggravat~
the situation even though it is
not in my ju~lctlon," Bren-
nan said. He added, however.
. pwt he hoped the dispute
would be quickly resolved.
Members of the ltotarine
Cooks and stewards Union
began pi cketing the
pennanenUy • moored tourist
and convention facility J\1aY 25
after a breakdown in contract
negotiaUons With the food
service concessionaire o n
board .
BRENNAN, WHO addressed
the National Retail Merchants
Council , told newsmen that the
Watergate scandal has not af·
fected the operations or the
Labor Department. "\Ve are
·working seven days a week, 24
hours a day desp!!_e the
televised W a t e r g a t e Oear-
ings," he said.
"We are gQing lo move
ahead reg'ardless of what Is
going on in the Senate caucus
room," the labor .secretary
said.
Commenting on President
Nixon's Phase four economic
program, Brennan said he V.'as
satisfied wages weren't froze n
in the new plan.
"Working people, of coUrse,
nrc happy that these (wages)
v.·eren't frozen," Brennan said .
"And they're hoping the ne~t
60 days wil l show some signs
o( holding down prices."
The cabi·nct member added
that he thought the 60-da y
retail price freeze \.\'OUld work.
Reagan AidesFeared A rabs
SACRAMENTO tAP)
Fears that Gov. Ronald
Reagan might become a kid~
nap target of Arab terroriSts
may have been a· factor in
Re~gan's tighter air travel
security, his aides have
disclosed.
The Republican governor
abandoned taking r o u t in e
commercial airli ne f 11 g ht s
around California after a rash
of hija.ckings last year and the
state leased a private jct
plane primarily fdr his use.
The governor told a group of
high school students Monday :
"ONE OP THE winning ar-
·gwnents (of his ~rity men)
was n0:t 3llY threat to me, but
that I could constitute a threat
to others by being on the plane-
because there had been a
·number or cases \\'here some
of the hijacking price. you
know . has been to free some·
one f r o m prison instead of
money .
"And it so happened that
some of the threats that have
con1e our \vay ha~ lo d' 1vith
prisoners here in California."
Reagan said.
Edwin Meese Ill, the
governor's top · aide,
acknowledged that Reagan
probably .v.•as . referring to
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, the
convicted slayer of the late
Sen. Roberl F. Kennedy.
Sirhan is under life sentence
al Sttn Quentin Prison .
Several groups of Arab ter-
rorists involved i n in·
ternational airline hijacklngs
had demanded S irhan 's
release as the condition of
free ing hostages. No such de·
mand v.'as met.
ASKED rF there had been
any specific thrents to skyjack
lleagan for 1hat purpose.
~·leese said: "I can say we
hnve had a variety.of thi-eats
from people who purport to
represent every variety of
fringe group."
That \.\'as as specific as he
could be, j\.1eese said.
Re a g a n administration
pollcy is not to discuss any
threats to1,·ard Reagan in any
detail. partly to avoid en·
r·ouraging others to 1nake such
threats. 1
llcagan used to fly com·
mcrcial airlines between Los
Angeles and Sacr~mento and
· elsewhere in the state on a
routine basis.
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Astronauts Slip
Will Planners
Go By .Book?
TO YOUR llEALTII DEPT. -TI1e
long--awaited report of a proposed master
plan for -hospitals in Orange C.OUnty has
now been released 10 the pu bl.ic by the
Orange Q:iunty Health PlaMing Council.
1 The report was not only long-awaited, it
I is long -period.
Foor-hundred pages long, as a matter
t or ract, all sandwiched between red
l covers. It looks Jlke the LA telephone
book.
Size, of course, isn't hardly as im-
1
portant as content. But there ls some
evidence today that people who labor
through the voluminous text will iAdeed
question some of that content. ·
''I. .BOD..ED DOWN IN simplistic fashion.
\\'hat the report. says is that 6range·
County has too many acute care
hospitals now. Th.at means the regular
SAPCE CENTER, Houston (AP) -
Commander Charles Conrad Jr. ~nd P aul
J . \Yeilz stepped oulsidl! the! orbiting
Skylab space station today, revived a
dead battery with a hammer-pounding
repair job and swiftly retrieved .six
canisters of film which may r eveal many
secrets of the sun.
They slipped outside 45 minutes earlier
than schedul ed and finished the pla.Med
three-hour space walk in half the time.
"DONT FALL. IT'S a Jong way
down." Weitz ~autiooed as the two
astrooauts slipped through an a irlock
hatch for the walk.
British Tell
Hughes It's
Okay· to Stay
LONDON (APl -Britain is e:i1:tending
its v>'clcome to llo\vard Hughes and his
billions.
11ughes needs a new permit to stay in
Britain past JWle 27. lJe hasn't applied
(...__I_N_S_H_OR_T_ .• _. _)
sort d hospital. It suggcsLs that no more but a British official said : "There's no
sbou1d be built and in effect, some doubl he'll get an extension."
numbers or hospital beds now licensed ought to be shifted to other areas. He was allowed to enter lhe coontry
r. ft"'or example, the hospital master pta·n _withOl!J.il yaJid pass2Qrt y,·hen he arrived in London Unannounced Dec. 27. Off1ci8Is
I suggests there are too many hospital said he satisfied them about his identity l beds in the Newport Beach, Costa :P.1esa ~ and Irvine areas and this ;'surplus" ~ means of support.
should be shifted to ciUes in the western •• An s1cer to N ixo11 sector ol the county.
Reading the report, you get the notion NE\V YORK (AP) -The CBS
that the plaMing council doesn 't care Television network says it will broadcast
' much for the idea of building a teaching a special IS.minute program tonight to f hospital at the University of Califurnia's present viewpoints contrasting with those
r Irvine campus. nor 1he construction of expressed last Wednesday by President
Western Worlds hospit.al at Irvine, nor Nixon in his nationally t e I e vi s ed
tbe proposed upgrading of our county economic message to the nation. l hospital, known as Orange County The special program , which begins at
l\1edical Center. 7 p.m. PDT, is part of a new CBS Nev.'s
policy in whlcb so-caUed ''instant
THROUGH rr AIL, someOOw, you analysis" of presidential speeches has t suspect that the healtb planners figure been ended by the CBS network.
"Yep. it's a Jong way dm\n ," CorlrRd
commented as the th ird crewman. Dr.
Joseph P. Kerwin. took telc\1s!on pie·
tures from Inside the laboratory.
The trio \\'as nearing the end of the
record 28-day mission, aiming for u Fri·
day splashdo\vn in the Pacific Ocean.
The first job outside was to PoUnd on a
battery regul ator in nn attempt lO free a
stuck electrical relay.
"IT \\'ORKEO, GENTLE.~1EN, you 've
done it again," capsule communicator
Rusty SchwE!ick.art radioed when signals
on the growld indicated the battery had
begun charging.
'Jbe operation added to the astronaut•'
reputations as "fix anything" spacemen.
Earlier in the flight they erecud a
makeshift sun shade to cool down the
ovemeated woriahop aJ>j in • daring space-walk freed.a stuck solar panel.
After fixing the battery, Qwad dim~
ed e seven-rung laddtt to start the long
task of removing the film cam ·and
replacing them with a new supply.
WEIT~ -STOOD IN FOOT restraint.
outside the open hatch to assist with the
film transfer.
"Look at the sun bitting the top of
those clouds, just the tippy tops •• Where
are we.Ru.sty?" Weitz asked at one point .
"Over ~tontana ," Sch we I ck a r l
arwwered. "That's what I thought," Weitz said.
"You can look into Canada an~ see all
lllOOe lakes "
The -ast~aUts got 8Jl" early start on
tbe space w.alk. \Vlth prcpar~Uon.s run--
nlng Wad 1of schedule, Con rad asked
MJssion Control : "What ebout a little
early going out?"
"See no reason \1•hy you can't," came
the reply. So they went oot about 45
mlrwtes early.
The astronauts completed their ex·
tensive telescope examination of the Stu1
Opening Da)·
-·01 Summit
Ends Happily ..
on 1'1ondaY and scientists here eagt!:rly
a""alt lhe return· of the film . which ln·
eluded lhe first pictures of a solar fla re
observed from above earth'• obscuring
stl1l0.')-phere.
They deSL'flbcd the fl are which eru~cd
Friday as a medium onc .. but one which
• produced more energy than Is used on
earth by man in severe! decades. A ma-
jor goal of the Skylab solar experiments
is to help unlock the secret of controlled
thermonuclear fusion, lhc sou.rce of the
sun's energy. •
This \vould aid In lhc search for an
unliinited and poll ution-free power sourCX'
on earth. ·
\VASli!NGTON (AP). -Soviet Com-,
munist leader Lcpnid J, Brezhnev,. all ·
smiles and good will, c:ompleted his first
day of surnmit talks Monday in what he
proclaimed a happy mood.
'At8 you SUl8 I can't be-
called to tes tify r · And he predicted that when his l<klay
visit is over "Pm certain I'm going to
leave here in a very good· mood."
Brezhnev and President Nixon said
good night at midnight, after a round of
talks and a White House dinner party.
STOPPING ON mE porch the leadefS
conferred and decided tO get a little ex-
tra rest, postponing today's signing
ceremony for four agreements by one
hour.
As the party ended it was 7 a.m. in
Moscow, Nixon noted, and he urged the
Soviet leader to "get some rest."
The Russians attended the black-tie af-
MIGs Fl y Over
So11tl1 Vietnam,
Pose Ne'v Threat
fair attired in their traditional business SAlGON (U P I 1 -Field reports said
suits. today North Vielnamt'sc MlGs have
The diMer itself had started an hour
late, with While House aides explaining made at least three n ight s over South
that Brezhnev -wanted to chat in the Vietnnmese territory since the Jan. 28
receiving line. cease-fire in \1·h.1L intclligt'nce 'sources
called one of lhe n1ost disturbing
AND NIXON DISClDSED in his roast developments of the sh:iky truce.
! that counting up beds is the way to
1 ----+-detennine_JJ the-people_have..adeq1.1ia~1ee-~•~Bomltlng?-Perhap .. .__ __
00.,pitals. \VASHINGTON (AP) -D eren s e
that, noting the 1.25 guests were from lntelligent•e sourl'es said i'\Ol'·th Vict-
across the nation and of differing sectors nam had slartetl building nine alrfield!-i
of society, Brezhnev had been asking and that this and the overflights could
\\'hether the individuals supported "the mean the Co1nmuojsts 1rcrc ready' to bal-
new in1 ahves ln egant-to-soviet.,.· --",w,e=th<'-'"Sou"-'t~h"1'"1iewt"n"'am..._esne",ll1lr'-"'ror""cc'-l'fo'-r~the~---I
American friendship and cooperation .
--·
Some. other ractors, however. might be Secretary-<l.esignate James R. Scb.lesinger
argued. Like the UC Irvine teaching says he might recommend renewed
hospital is calculated to train future American bombing of North Vietnam if
physicians, conduct research and deal Hanoi mounts a lhreatening offensive
with exotic illnesses. Community hospitals against Soutb Vietnam.
have a different role. Orange Cowlty "I can envisage circumstances under
l\1edical Center provides for: les&aHluent which there could be, a resumption of the
patients. bombing," he said 'Monday.
All this amounts to more than Just Schlesinger testified. before the Senate
counting beds. Anned Services Committee which is ex-
The Western Worlds hospital is drawn pected to take several days l?efore voting
rrom a concept of providing complete on hls nomination.
+ health care for the C9fUIDUDity of Irvine.
That infant commWlity doesn't carry
much clout in population r)ght now ·but it
has a projected future-head cowtt of
some 430,000 residents. The way the
ht'alth planners have it figured. no
hospitals would be built to serve Irvine
within the next decade.
ALL OF TlflS ~11ggests that the big ,
master plan may not simply Qe accepted
j -as the gospel of future hospital gro'4ih
for Orange County. or course. it is going
to be a bit difficult for citizens or civic
leaders to pull together their comments
on the volume. The big red book \\'as
r~ased for pu blic consumption Saturday.
Public hearings on the findings began
last night and continue through Wed~
ncsday in the County Seat.
You'd better be a speed reader if you
want to be prepared.
e 1U ethadone Do11hle N
WASHINGTON (UPI) -nlicit use or
methadone, an addictive drug used as a
treatment substitute for heroin. has more
than doubled sin<e last September, the
government's chief narcotics en-
forcement officer told Congress Monday.
John E. Ingersoll, director of the
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous
Drug.oi (BNDD), said methadone use is
quickly approaching marijuana and
heroin as a major part of lhe iUegal drug
traffic in the United States.
e Ne"' Bra%11 Leade r
BRASILIA, Brazil (UPI) -The
military leadership Monday chose
Ernesto Geisel, a retired four-star
general and head or the government oil
monopoly, aS the next president or Brazil
IT WOULD HAVE been nice, for e1--where elections have been forbidden i a mple, if the health planners could have since 1964.
l issued the big book say about one month Geisel, 64, will take over as leader of
be.fore the -public bearings "Were gaveled~-Latin America's largest nation from
into session. Emilio Garrastazu r.1edici, who has head·
But apparenUy the planners just didn't ed the military government since 1969.
plan it that way. Medici's four-year tenn expires in 1974
This Point in itself might raise a little and he is scheduled to step down March
debate. 15.
SOVIET LEADER LEONID BREZHN EV AT WHITE HOUSE DINNER
He Agreed With Si.ngers, "T here's Nothing Like a Dame"
_NY, Time s Reports Dean
_l{ept ·$_14,000 in Funds
NEW YORK (UPI) -Th< New York
Times reported today that former White
House Counsel John \V. Dean III kept
$14,IXXJ of 1972 Republican campaign
funds and put it into a special trust fund
not ln his own nan1e.
The Times al&'o said that Dean, who is
prepared to , link President Nixon with
knowledge ol'. the \Vatergate coverup
"·hen he testifies before the Senate
\\liltergate committee next week, bor-
ro\\'ed another $4,000 from campaign
funds to finance his wedding and
honeymoon, secured Lhat money with an
i.o.u. and later repaid it with a check.
SYNDICATED COLUMNIST J a c k
Anderson also reported that Dean had
borrowed the $4,000 for the same
purpose. But Anderson said in a broad-
cast on ~letromedia television Monday
night that it was not known whether
Dean returned that money.
Those were the first reports of anyone
connected with the \Vatergate scandal
using campaign rund s for personal
purposes.
The Times said sources cl06C to the
\\latergate investigation gave t"·o ac-
coonts of the $14 ,000.
One account said the money came
from $22,000 earmarked. for placing -
advertisements ". President
Nixon's lndochina~cy. It said
$8,lm was spent in placing such ad-
vertisements in the New York Times and
the Wasbiiigtoo Post, and the remaind er
was left over.
ANDERSON SAID the $14,000 used to
ftnance Dean's wedding in October came
from the newllpaper advertising fWld. He
also said Dean deposited $14,000 re-
maining from that fund in bis safe.
Dean's borrowing tbe $4,000 was a
tecmical crime, the Times quuoted a
Justice Oepi.rtment official as saying.
However, the official said prosecutor3
were not planning to charge Dean..90 'hat
score because nabody had complained.
* * * Scandal Fig ures
Midwest Twister Hurts 60 Probed My Lll.i
WASHING'l'ON (UPI) _J Attorneys
attempting to overturn the conviction of
Lt. \Villiam L. Calley Jr. have asked a
military court to probe the role the White
House played i.Q investigating the My Lai
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DAM.Y Pl.OT
DELIVERY SERVICE
The attorneys £iled a motion ~tonday
with th,e U.S. Court or Military Appeals
asking it to ordet the production of in-
terviews, wiretaps, logs and other
recotds collected by two fonner \Vhite
House aides who have been mentioned In
the Watergate case.
The lawyers cited published reports
that former New York policeman John J.
cauifield and an associate, Anthony F.
Ulasewlcz, interviewed My -Lai
pnrtic1pant.s on behalf of the White
~louse.
Caulfield and Ulasewicz ~rked -on
undereovcr projects for the White Rouse
for 1hrce years beginning the spring of
1969, principally under the ~'Upcrvision of
John D. Ehrllehman, one ol President
Nixon's chief aides.
J)rowued Man Name d
CO'l"J'ONWOOO COVE, Nev, (AP) -
National Park Service rangers Monday
identified a. man who drowned while
swimming In Lake ~toha ve soulh or'here
81 John Loring UI, 20, of Long Beach.
!·Ii! body was recovered Sunday in 90 fett
or W8f.(!r just north or Davis Dam.
•
Nixon publicly reassured his g11est : fir.:rt time of the "-ar.
"Not only in-th.is room, but acro6s tbe The reported ~l!G activities coincided
country. regardless of political party, '4'ith Soutll \'ietnnmesc ob.scrvaoce of
regardless of "'hatever the organization Armed Forces Day. a display of South
may be the overwhelming nu!Jlber of Vietnamese a irpo"·er and a -A'arning by
Americans support the objecUve of President Nguyen Van Thieu that fll('
Soviet-American friendship." Communists \\'ere stil l determined to \\•in
The 66-year-old Brezhnev proudly ex-a military v\ctory in South Vietnam.
plained the two medals .he wore : "Stars
of pure gold" -the highest civilian and THE J\IIG F't.IGllTS "·ere the firSt
military awards of the Soviet Union _ r eported ln ti t least fou r years.
Hero of the Soviet Union and Hero of Throughout the entire Vietnarn \\'ar. the
Socialist Labor. Coinmunlsts nC\'t'r employt!(I :iviation 'in
South \1ictna m nlthough MH:s frt'<1ucnHy
SJ\IILING. HE Al.SO displayed his ball.led U.S. "'arplaocs in 1h1• North. 'l'h~
alarm cigarette box; which he sets at li.S. Air Fort·c not only h;i~ \\'ithdrawn
hourly intervals so he won 't smoke too it9 plant's from \'iet11an1 but r\1nerlcu11
much. It wW only open when t~e hour is planes havt' ceased reeonnti.lssa.nce
up . mission!'i over the No rth.
\Vhen it came to the after-dinner enter-U.S. sourcrs h.1vt· incticntcd that if
tainment by the Johnny Mann Singers, NOrth Vietnam begins ~1enal <..~moot in
Brezhnev said he liked best two songs the Sooth, President Nixon may have tC>
"about the perenniaJ argument going on reappraise the U.S. decision. embodied in
between women and men." They were the Jan. 27 P,1ris eease-fire agreement,
from "South 'Pacific" -"I'm Gonn'a lo end U.S. air as "ell a!-:-naval and
Wash That Man Right Out of lo1y Hair," ground actiVi1y in South Vielnam .
and "Nothing Uke a Dame." The latest such O\'erflig.ht \\•as by a
"There is indeed nothing better than ~tl G 19 on ~londay, Brig. Geo. Bui The
women in the world," said Brezhnev. Lan, con1mander of the South Viet-
One of the party's g11ests was June namese Marine Corps in the Quang Tri
Ally50n of Newport Beach. area. told UPI Correspondent Tracy
Nixon, at the end of the evening, said: Wood, who witnessed lhat fl ii,.rht herself
"It is our goal a'nd it is our hope that this from Quang Tri City. The silvery plane,
day begins a week of meetings which will flying high, came in from the north.
make a greater contribution to the cause made two passes over the t:il y while the
or peace in the world than any meetings marines pumped heavy mnchinegun fire
eyer Mid in lhis house." at lt, then turned bac-k north.
Sitting Prettfl
Plgmy chlmpaneze Louise was fir1t aboard Sin Diego Zoo's new bus
llnKing main zoo at San Diego to nearby Son Pasqual WU(I Anlmol.
Park. Service lor humans slarts Wednesday.
I I . ' I
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TueMI~. June 19, 1973 DAILY PI LOT 5
R eagan Opposes
R equired Service
q1reeu Mary Dispute
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
Gov. Ronald Reagan aays hair
style restrictions or t he
rashlonable Clift •lotel In San
Francisco will prohibit him
form dining there wllh his 14.-
yea r-<>ld son. .
ButJleagan nonetheless said
Monday he opposes a bill by
Assemblyman John i Burton
(0.San Francisco) lhat would
make it against the law for a
state-licensed bu!iness to
refuse to serve customers
because of their hair length or
sly le.
"I just don't like to see
government passing laws to
forre everybody to do
u•ha tevcr government thinks
they should do," Rea gan told a
group of Sacramento area
high school students at a ques--
uon-and answer session Mon-
day.
"And, I recoKnlze in saying
tha t it 1 ever take Nancy and
111y sm to dinner, I can't go to
tha t restaurant," he added.
~tis son, Skipper, a freshman
In high school, wears his hair
at shoulder length.
The modish Burton In-
troduced the bill after the .
Hospital's
Aide Held
01i 5 Counts
VICTORVILLE (AP) -An
adrninistrator of St. Mary's
Desert •lospital in Apple
Valley, Lester J. Mick, was to
be arraigned today on rive
counts of a criminal com·
plaint.
Mick, 44 , offered to give
psych ologlcal evaluations
though he was not qualified,
authorities said.
... The remaining three counts
Clift's restaurant refu sed to
serve him di.Mer during the
Christmas s e a s o n . -The
re s taurant ruled the
assemblyman's hair exceeded .
its below-the-collar standard.
Bookstore
Not Under
1913 Law
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
book store, even one specializ-
ihg in erotica, is not subject to
the Red Light Abatement Act
or 1913, a judge ruled Monday. N enative Reaction
Judge Charles S. Voge I D
dismissed four civil suits Ass~mblymen Paul Priolo (l~·LoS An geles) (left)" and
brought by the dlsti-ict at· \Vatter Karabian (D-Lo s Angeles) wore "hard J1ats "
tomey's office against adult during M.bnday's se ssion to. dramatize ·~unsafe con.
book stores and movi e ditions" in the old Capitol. Several colleagues
arcades. criticized the ir actions but found no rules banning The district atlomey's office the m. , • ·
argued that the book stores -----~--------------
were places of lewdness and
therefore violated a · I a w
forbidding houses ·-of •pro-
stitution and "lewdness." ,
The judge · agreed .with ·
defense argwnents that the
law had never been given such
a meaning,, and that cl.osing
the shops , would be prior
restraint on publication!, in
\"iolation o+-constitutional-
guaranteeS of freedom or ex-
pression.
SF Council
Bans Nudity
In Taverns
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
More than a dozen dancers
Ex -bank --'-V eep -to,-Flead
Guilty in Fund Misuse
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A this mess."
former e·a·nk of-America ·vice-''My-client-probably will
president accused or misap-plead guilty." said Armando.
plying $104,723 in fund s wil l "l believe we will be able to
"probably .plead guilty," his work out a plea with the U.S.
attorney said l\.1onday. Attorney's office."
The b a n k er, V ir gi l HesaidMcGowen has no in·
?i-1cGowen, 51, Sunnyvale; was come, wants to resolve the
released Monda'y after U.S. matter as soon as possible and
Magistrate Richard Goldsmith start supporting his family
slashed hi s bail from $500,QOO again.
to $20.000.
McGowcn had va n is hed ASSI'. U.S. AttY. Paul J.
April Z3 on his way to work at Fitzpatrick sai<t'the govern--
the b ·an k' s l\.1arket-Geary ment found that McGowen
branch here. lie was arrested allegedly misapplied $571,922,
Thursda y nigh t at a G o ld s m i t h or d e red
restaurant neat his home after McGoWen to deposit a deed for
who appear nude on stage returning to attend a son's his home -in y,·hich he has an
Brennan Honors Pickets
LONG BEACH (AP ) -U.S.
Labor Secretary Peter Bren·
nan refused to cross picket
lines to deliver a speech
aboard the Qu.een Mary here
Monday and spoke instead at n
11earby restaurant.
ahead regardless or what ls
going on in the Senate caucus
room," the labor secretary
said . •
Commenting on President
NixOll's Phase Four et0nomlc
program, Brennan said he was
satisfied wages weren't frozen
in the new plan.
•·working people, of course.
ar c happy that these (wages j
v.·eren't frozen,'' Brennan snid.
''And they're hoping the next
60 days will show some signs
of hold lng down prices."
The cabinet member added
that he thought the 60-day
retail price freeze v•ould work.
"I didn't want to aggravate
the situation even though it ls
not in my jurisdiction," Bren-
nan said. lie added , however,
that he hoped the dispute
would be quickly resolved.
Reagan AidesFearedArabs
Members of the A1arfne
Cooks and Stewards Union
began picketin g the
pennanenUy • moored tourist
and convention facility rilay 25
after a breakdown in contract ·
negoUaUona with the food
SACRAMENTO CAP)
F'ears that Gov. Rona ld
Reagan might become a kid·
nap target o! Ara b terrorists
may have been a factor in
fieagan's tighter air travel
security. his aides have
disclosed.
The Republican governor
abandoned taking r o u t i n e service
board.
concessionaire on commercial airline f Ii g h I s
BRkNNAN, WHO addressed
the National Retail Merchants
Council, told newsmen that the
Watergate scandal has not af·
fected the operations of the
,Labor Department. "We are
v.·orking seven days a week, 24
· hours a day despite the
-televised W a t e r g a t c..hea.r:..
ings, 11 he saiCI.
"We are going to meve
around California after a rash
pf hljackings last year and the
state leased a private jct
plane primarily for his use.
The governor told a group of
high school students ~1onday :
"ONE QL THE winn ing ar-
guments (of his security men)
was not any threat Ip me, bu t
that I could constitute a threat
to otflers by being on the Plane
because there had been a
GENERAL
T[RE
number of cases where some
of the hijacking price, you
know~ has been to free some-
one r r 0 ni prison instead of
money.
"And it so happened that
some of the threats that have
con1e our \vay had to d!) \vith
prisoners here in Callfornia,"
Reagan said.
Edwin Meese III, t he
g ove r no l"'s top aide,
acknowledged th at Reagan
probably v.·as referring to
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, the
convicted slayer of the la'tc
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
Sirhan is unde r hfe sentence
a t San Quentin Prison,
Several groups of Arab ter-
rorists involved i n in·
ternational airline hijackings
had demanded S irh a n's
release as the condition or
freeing hostages. No such de-
mand was met.
ASKED IF there had been
any specific threats to skyjack
Reagan for that purpose,
f.oleese said: "I can say we
have had a variety of threa~
from people who purport to
represent every variety of
fringe ·group."
That was as specific as he
could be, Meese said.
R e a g a n adrriinistration
policy is not to discuss any
threats toward Reagan in any
dc ta.il. partly to a void en-
f'ouraging others to make such
threats. 1
Reagan used to fly com-
mercial airlines between Los
Angeles and Sacramento and
elsewhere in the state on a
routine basis.
( J V.'ere in the 3-\.l~ience as the high school graduation. equity of about $16,000 -and BRIEFS'--1-Board oC Supervlsor,_passe<l.-:---==---=-----~M. !Oli-ohl-#.OOO-sa•ings--a1e-l-.._-
1aw banning most nude ac· A TJ'ORNEY Re g i n a I d count as bail.
"'----------' livity from the city's bars and Annando said ?i-1cGowen, \vho After being apprehended
nightclubs. must report his daily plans to McG I Id FBI I • charge him with forging a fic-
tiUow name, supplying mari-
juana to hi s foster ch.ildren,
The ordinance adopted l().l owen o agen s "'e tHe federal probation office by had spent most of the time
Monday prohibits bottomless phone every morning, "will since he disappeared riding
costwncs in any establishment cooperate fully with the bank Greyhound buses a n d once ' . and possessing grenade-type
devices. He ls also accused of
raping a t&-year--0ld Victorville
girl. Mkk ts' free on 13,500
ball.
serving food or drink. Topless and it.s auditors to clear up _ went all the way to Miami.
daricers are allowed only on.-----------'----------''------
e C'o1nple.r De nied
LONG BEACH CAP) -A
permit for construction of a
639--unlt apartment In Santa
Aionica has been denied by the
South Coast Regional
Coastline Commission.
In a 6--4 vote Monday, the
commJMIOners deflied the re-
quest or H.F.H. Ltd, to build
574 apartments and 65 · cOO-
domlnlums near the coast ·in
the Ocean Park neighborhood.
• ra11 Hike d
BURBANK CAP)
Malntena~ employes and
screen c artoonists at
Disneyland have received a
pay raise, saYs a spokesman
tor Walt Disney Productions.
stages 18 inches blgh aq_d at
least six feet from the nearest
customer.
The supervisors' debate ln
the board chambers brought
frequent laughter from a large
crcr.·d. which included several
of the entertainers whose
methods are outlawed in the
ordinance.
Supervisor
Barbagelata, who wrote the
bill which now goes to Mayor
Joseph Alioto for signing. sald
it was .. a reasonably liberal
law," which will "just prevent
the customers from touching
the merchandise."
Mari Guil ty
In Murders
Ed Prelock, Disney's labor ONTARIO (AP) -Jerry
relations manager, said Mon· James Youngberg of St. Louis
day-that the.....recently coo-has been convicted, within
summated contract with the minutes of the conclusion of
Motion Pictures Screen Car-his own testimony, of murder·
toonists Local 8.19 calls for a 3-ing two peace officers and a
cent hourly pay Increase dur-gas station attendant.
Ing lhe first and third years of Youngberg, 30, had entered
the pact and 20 cents In the a mandatory iMOCent plea to
second year. The .contract is accusations of slaying a
retroactive to Feb. 1, ?relock highway patrolman, who sto~
said. ped him in a stolen car, and
Cartoonists average $5 an killing a sheriff's lieutenant
hour. a n (1 a· station attendanl
· , Judge llenry ·Busch of San e Name Chan9et Bernardino County Superior
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Real Rush
Just 48 hours after copies of an intensive study.and
proposed master plan of Orange County health facilities
and services were made available to the public, a round
~f 10 "public" hearings .was_launcbed Monday evening·
10 Santa Ana.
The inch-ahd-a-half·lhick document is proposed lo
serve as the single guide to development 2f future :hospi-
tal, clinic, mental health and mental retafdation, nursing
home and emergency care .
facilities in the county.
The Orange County
Health Planning Council un·
loaded its complex and far-
reacbing recommendations
after knowing for two years
that the state had mandated
a July 1 deadline on them.
In just two days time,
county citizens, along with the county's medical com·
munity, are asked to produce their views. The hearings
close on Wednesday and public response -if any digest·
ible form of such can be found in such a short period -
is tO be forwarded to Sacramento. There the document
goes before the California Department of Health· and the
California Health Planning Council for approval.
The county planning council suggests in the docu·
ment "the public hearings that are part of this planning
process are expected to yield sigtiificant inputs" ... "
It is unlikely that "significant inputs" can result
from a public v.'hich is asked to digest nlore than 400
pages of charts, maps and tables of data and medical
jargon .
On top of this, the document contains a grossly
confusing system of overlapping hospital service areas
and health planning areas. It is the type of material
that is terribly important to every community of the
county, yet boundary lines seemingly were drawn with
little respect to where citizens now live or where they
probably will li••e in the future.
·The ~lannings_aUs for a freeze on any new hospital
or nursing home tonstruction ittOrange County for the
next 10 years. Taking one community as an example,
I Advice Ignored,
~ . . ~ Connally -Packing
• .~
~ \\I ASHINGTON -The flat rerusal or
Treatment
this would mean the city or .Irvine would have no new
facilities !or Its present 30,000 resldents, let alone the
150,000 who will move into~he new city in the next 10
years. (And only hali of th people who llve In Irvine
are even recognl tea in Ifie udy -lndicatln that the
data on which itf is based is outdated before ~t is even
submitted.J
Even a cursory examination suggests flaws and ser.
ious questions about the reasoning of the health pJanning
council. The public, along with the medical people who
serve them, deserve more than a first glimpse at such a
far-reaching proposal before a significant response can be
expected. ·
Could it be that the health planning council would
prefer NOT to hear from an informed public? TimiJ\gs
of the release of the report and scheduling of the hear-
ing is hardly conduCive to public involvement. It all
smacks more of a railroad job than that of a sincere ef·
fort at responsible planning and community involve·
ment.
Skyja~king Plan Works
One could happen tomorrow, but there's no ques·
tion that the government's no-nonsense protection
measures against skyjacking are working. Not ·a single
~ucces~~ul skyj.acking took place ill this country since the
1ntens1f1ed drive began six months ago and several
attempts have been thwarted.
The program is working so well, in fact, that there's
talk of loosening the restrictions or perhaps abandon·
ing them com__pjetely~
The {>rogram is exeensive, cumbersome and annoying.
The fnslting of~passengers, checking of all carry-on
luggage and the presence of armed guards are bound
to draw complaints.
But the fact is, these procedures are indeed prevent-
ing skyjacking. And a far greater majority of the nation's
air passengers would rather undergo a little annoyance
if it minimizes the chance a flight will end in Miami in-
stead of Cuba.
\
Bre%hnev's lVar Chest Btilging
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Behind Those Peace Talks
Kiev. Like the first carrier. the 18,000.ton
l\·los k\•a, the Kie v is being built at the
Nikolayc v Nesenke shipyard on the Black
Sea. It \1•ill have a 900-ft. flight deck.
niore than t"''ice the length of the
' '·-.
P-ohn.JL<;;;.o_nnally to....consider postponing
---.,:::--a :60-day private trip around thf "''orld ( EVANS ·NOVAK J
Think of the points Brezhnev would
have s'Cored if he'd made his, trip
to the U.S. on that other supersonic
jct the Russians have left.
'VASHlNGTON -You will be hearing
a lot about peace and trade tl}is \feek
during party chairman Le o n i d
Brezhnev's swnmit discussions i n
\Vashington, but don't be lulled by any il-
lusions abo1,1l the real nature of the
Soviet rulers and what they're up to. crackdown \\'as as instantaneous and
smashing as it \Vas unpublicized.
hfos kva . ·
' Item: Russia is extensively equipPing
Syria and Iraq "·Ith large numbers of
late-model l\1 1G su1>ersonic fighters and
TU bombers. as v.·cll as powerful. SAM
antiaircraft n1i~il1t defenses . h1ore than
10.000 Russian military officers, technl -
<:ians and·specialists are now stationed in
the two Arab countr ies.
r
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~. starting early next month with his wile.
~ Nellie, is the conclusive piece of
~ evidence tha't his one-month tour or duty
~ as a White flou.se consultant has been
unrelieved disaster.
Uninvited to lbe White House for tne
loog, private chal.S"
that used to be a
normal routine of his
lit:e as Secretary or
the Treasury, Con-
nally ha s been cut
off from the flow of
traffic so vital to the
business of top-level
government. M r .
Nixon has found
neither the time nor incliation to receive
cOnnally's critclsm and r~enda
tions.
Acrordingly. John Connall y, object of
the ~idenl's. ui:istinling admiration
when be developed the new economic
policy in f971 : 1s joiitlng the high heap ot
Nixon advisers who fell because their ad·
vice was unpalatable. Connally's resigna·
lion as consultant now stems certain and
his return to the administration in Mr.
Nixon's second tenn doubtful. ThoughtS'Of
seeking the Republican pr esi dential
nomination in 1976 seem far from Con·
nally's ·mind.
AFTER lflS dramatic switch to the
Republican party May 2, CoMally had
not th e remotest' intention of accepting
any assignment In Richard M. Nixon'S
White House, just then starting to feel the
heat of Watergate.
But "'hen the White House publicly an-
nounoo:l he had agreed to become a
"part-lime" consultanl, Connally \\'as
hooked. He accepted it in good grace,
eVen though he was forced lo ~ke leave . mxn rus Jaw firm and resign from Cor-
porate boards of directors. Connally
assumed he would mo\'e into a lofty, ob-
viously powerful perch in the \Vhite
House, from which to help Mr. Nixoo find
a way out of the Watergate wilderness.
"It seemed like an attractive
challenge," one Connally intimate told
us. "It took him back to 1971 , when he
saved Nixon by finding.a way out o{ the
inflation wilderness."
If that in truth was Connally's mood, lt
lasted only until his first day in
Wilsh.ington, A1ay 10. On that day. he
spent close to ·one hour with l\1r. Nixon
in the total privacy or his office.
SPEAKING from his experience as rin
uncommonly shrewd political operative.
Connally pulled no punches Y:ith the
' . ,
President. Watergate wa! a ·potential ad-
ministration-killer, he said. He warned
Mr. Nixon with polite but D:utch-uncle
frankness that he could "turn the s;tua-
tion around" only ir he acted Im·
mediately to let out the facts and only if
he took immediate "miriimal steps" to
show that his administration was still
functioning.
That was more than President Nixon
apparently bargciine~ for, rrom Connally
or anybody else. It was the severest
critique of Mr. Nixon's deepening
, predicament over heard by a President
whose dislike for either advice or bad
news is notorious .
As a result, according to frien~ °'·
both Mr. Nixon and Connally, lhe Presi-
dent has not seen Connally alone for a
single conversation since that first day.
THUS, when the President asked Con·
nally to study a new anti-inflation pro-
gram with the regular White House and
Treasury economic advisers, Connally
found ·rumseU without staff, without
sta tistics and without a factual basis for
recommendations. Too proud to ask for
Special aid from the White House, he
worked the past month , often alone and
lonely, from suite 681 at the Mayflower
Hot eh
J\1oreover, Connally )found a chaotic
situation among the President's regular
economic advisers: contradictory and
conflicting economic theories , constantly
changing input from the same officials,
and continuous procrastination. ·
IT HAS become an abhorrent situation
for Connally. stron.gman in the 1971-1972
Nixon administration. Then, he kept H.R.
(Bob) Haldeman, the justly feared White
House chief of staff, wailing to see him
outside his Treasury office on three oc·
caslons and once bawled out Haldeman Jor throwing his weight around. No, Con-
nally has become "a floating eunuch in
charge of nothing," Jn the words of a
devoted Connally intimate.
In that context there is nothing supris-
'ing for a miraculowi Nixon cure from
his leisurely round-the-world tour. What
now worries Republican politicians hop-
ing for a miraculous Nixon cure from
the ill!! of Watergate is whether that
:>ther tough, independent and versatile
Republican, Melvin R. Laird, will en·
counter similar pitfalls In the White
House after he begins Monday. The fall
of Connally is regrettable; the fall of
Laird could be ratal.
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Radio Magic
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That W eren'l
The name "Ben Marden" may not
mean much to you, but it sure dld to me
and to many members of my generation,
who used to lie in bed at night with the
radio turned on far past our official bed-
time.
Marden died not long ago, and his brief
obituary reminded me of those vicarious-
ly glamorous nights in my teens when
the announcer would murmur: " ... And
now, from Ben Marden's Riviera, on the
Pompton Turnpike in New Jersey, we
bring you the music of Isham Jones ... "
Sometimes it was Gus Amheim, or
Glen Gray and bis Casa Loma Band.
But whoever it was, we knew it was
the most ~anceabl~ band in the world,
~YDNEY J.HARRIS)
playing for immensely sophisticated
patrons in an incredibly romantic setting.
Just those magic words, "Ben Marden's
Riviera , on the Pompton Turnpike,"
were enough to turn on our fantasies to
high gear and keep them spinning half
the night.
ONE OF the penalUes of growing up is
that the reality so often £alls far short of
the f311tasy. Nothing in real life could
have equalled the adolescent vision l had
of these glittering roadhouses and night
clubs, filled with debonair men in tux·
edos and svelte ladies in scqu.incd even-
ing gowns. The power or radio to project
an atmosphere has never been surpass-
ed, for it left the imagination to do most or the work.
When I finall y became old enough , and
affiuent enough, to patronize some of
these romantic shrines of my youth,
disillusionment was swift and certain.
The bands were fine , but the atmosphere
was usually seedy, the patrons ·looked
more like Edward G. RobinsOn.and Una
Mcr}tle than Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers, and the general torn! was lhal ol
a hig~ced-·hamburger joint.
IT WAS only later that J learned.many
of such places were owned by the mob,
who used I.hem to "wash" dirty money,
and that the whole facade was a:i thin
and llctJUous as a Hollywood blckdrop.
For ·a decade, man.r of us sought In
vain (or ~ttaUty to match our radio
dttamS: ewhere, we ~. there
mu.st exist thi.! diarTile<! rendetl'Olls of
the casually elegant, lhe daullngly
glamorous, the infinitely aophlsUcated.
Bui, alas, w.e filially learned the le_, of
maturity: that the climate of the Im·
aglnation bas nolhlng to do wllh the
weather tn the street.
Still, 1 was nostalglca!Jy moved to-
leam 0( llen Marden's death. For me,
nothing, anywbere, will ..... rival the
Riviera oo the· Pompton Turnpike, and I
11r11 glad that I never really gCll to go
thero In the flesh. •
The Russian bear hasn 't shed his cla"'s
and fang s , and
neither h-a v e t·h e
Communists.
A dctcnte \\•ith the
U.S. nu1y \\'ell _§erve
their purpose at this
time. But simultan-
eously they are un-
ceasingly' continuin'g
to arm lo the hilt
both a home and
through6ut the world. -,
Jdeolomcally 8.nd1militarily they are as
ruthlessly aggressive as· ever. And whi)£
they may talk peace and tfade, they are
also relentlessly girding for war.
.. Even a cursory examination· of their
forceful and· pervasive policies and
operations around the globe makes that
somberly and vividly clear. In every
strategic they are determinedly esta~
Iishing theii: menacing military might -
on· land , in the air and on the sea.
IT IS NO exaggeration to say flatly
that Communist Russia today is militari-
ly the most powerful nation in the world
and is constantly extending and rein-
forcing this might.
Signilicantly, the Kremlin masters are
pursuing this global poUcy uni;hecked,
unhampered and unfettered by domestic
dissent, discord or turmoil. ·
They handle tha·t very simply: they
just don't tolerate it.
While the U.S. is di.u.ily wallowing in a
howling welter o f media-romented
Watergate exposes with paralyzing ad-
ministrative, fiscal and economic
reverberations at home and abroad , the
Kremlin disposes or infinitely more
serious internal scandals with no tumult
and no repercussioQS.
When several months ago, graft,
waste, cofruption, mismanagement and
other orfenses surfaced in the Ukraine,
second most populous Soviet republic,
and in the Soviet republic of Georgia, the
There was no TV grandstanding or
press fanfaring.
GUILTY heam ·rolled fast and furious
from highest to lowest, and the fi rst the
public knew about it was the official an·
nouncement or their replacements·. ·
Wrong$mg in public office " in Russia
isn't tolerated any more than in the U.S.
..... and it's dealt with far more speedily
and harshly. And so are other imporlant
problems -£oremost among th~n1 'defense. r
A. graphic instance 0£ the latter is the
following : ·
While in the U.S.· tpe draft is being
di smantled and al Jmmense cost a
greatly ·reduced all·volunteer Army is
being established, Russia is n'laking no
change of any kind in its traditional com-
pulsory military training system. It is
continuing lo call up all 18-year-0ld
youths for two years mi1itary training
and seryice -and there are no ifs, ands
or buts about ii.
There are no anti-draft marclies and
demonstrations : no anti· "military-in-
dustrial complex" fulminating a n d
tirading ; and no Soviet defector and
deserter colonies in Sweden and other
neighboring countries. Also, no yam·
mering and agitation for "amnesty."
Othe r gri.Jn realities:
Item : Russia recently successfully
tes ted improved versions of its giant SS.
II and SS-17 intercontinental ballistic
missiles. capable of delivering nuclear
warheads up to 50 --megatons and-ata
range or 6,000-7 ,000 miles. These new·
model ICBMs are equipped with com·
puters giving the a high degree of ac·
curacy -and a MIRV warhead capabili·
ty.
THE U.S. already ha s J\1IRV warheads,
as well as mjssiles equipped with com·
puters.
Item : The Soviet Union is no\v building
a second aircraft c a r r i e r
authoritatively slated to be named th e
llcn1 : Al~o in the "'ur-"·racked Middle --·I
East. Russia ha!ii established a long-range
co:nmun1ca1:11n'i f<tl'1lity in the Somali
Republit.. 0:1 111 · .:<1sl 1.:oast or Africa,
!hat gi\'t'.1 ~I Ll.>t",I\' direct control or Jts
na}•n l vc ~c s •Jl <ill' Indian Ocean and ad·
joining Hed Sea and Persian GuU. Also
th£ Kren1lin n[)w hns around 2,500
mUitary advisers and technicians in
SomaH -whose entire military forces
numbers only 13.SOO.
Item: The Kremlin has beefed up
armored forces of lhe East European
satellites by more than 1,000 new model
T-62 tanks. This is the equivalent of two
full -strength armored divisions. Most or
the new tanks went to East Germany.
TotaJ armored strength of the satellites
is 20,000 tanks, Y>'ith around 15,000 in East
Germany, Poland and Czechoslovakia,
and the rest in Romania, Hungary and
Bulgaria.
Item : In recent" weeks Russia rein·
forced its al ready large ground forces on
the Chinese border by more than $0,000
troops. Authoritative estimated Soviet
military strength in this war-menaced
reg ion is 45 divisions -approximately
one;Jhird or Russian ground units.
Another significant development Is the
.erection or five new atomic-rocket
launchers near lhe Chinese border, for a
total of 19 of these cataclysmic weapons ~ in this re gion.
J ·~tern : The Kremlin offers at bargain
prices MIG·21 supersonic fighters, as
well as SAM·5 and SAM-3 antiaircra!t
missiles lo Brazil , Argentina, c:hlle,
Venezuela and ~1exico. This attempt to
infiltrate Latin American anned rorces
accounts for the recent shill in U.S.
policy lo sell planes and other weapons to
these c;,untries, lncl udilli M a r x I s t.
governed Chile.
Item : Cuba has sent naval personnel to
Records? What Records.? Russia for submari~e training. Whether
this presages giving Castro a submarine
remains to be seen. It i! known he hA!
n1ade repeate1 overtures for that. He
now has been seen outside of Russia.
WASHINGTON -The Watergate
cover-up apparentl)""haS become the style
throughout the Nixon Administration.
Government auditors have been en-
COWltering ·"Increasing difficulties'' In
gaining access to records of fraud, waste
and mismanagement.
This ls the report we get from inside
the General ACC(ll!nllng Office, which Is
the lnvesUgattve nrm of Congress. Under
tbe law, the GAO has a l~al right "lo
e1amtne any bookS, tfocWnents, papers,
or records or any ... depaitmcnt."
YET obstacles have beenTaised, ln np-
pa.rent violation of this law, to hamstring
GAO 1nvestigations. ComptrOller General
Elmer staat& contimled to my associate
Joseph Spear tiQt his auditors have
noticed I 8 "distinct tightening up'' of
their access to documents..
As Sluis put It, government 1gencles
have become "supercautiOW1," thereby
cau_,lng "tremendous delays" in GA01s·
lnvcstlgallons. Worst olfondert : tl!c
State, Defense and Tr c a s u r y
Departments.
State's Agency for International
Development, for example, ordered l!S
emj>loyes not to disclose any '4recom-
mendallons or plaJ:Uling data" to the
OAO. ' .
TREASURY'$-tnternal Rev e nue
· So It would be well to take all the
(
' rrhetor.ic 11bout peace this week with a big grain or salt. JACK ANDERSO~ The wor~s moy be, "Peace, peace,"
_ _ but Russia s endless armlng is for war.
Service simply refuses to let the GAO
look at its books, althoogh IRS records
ere made available to other agenclCs.
"As a practical matter," Staats told
.Spear. "we doo't see why they should
cooperate with so many others and not
cooperate with the GAO."
Even the Corporation for Public Bro:td·
ca.sting, a qua si • governmental agency,
has refused to open it& files to the
auditor>. Last fall , the GAO requested
some records, but CPD responded by
circulating a confidential memo to Its of·
ficers lnstnictlng I.hem not to cooperate.
-They -• told to oay that the inquiries
were · "beyond the scope" or GAO'a
authority ~nd that they, therefore,·
"deellned to pursue the matter."
PRESIDENT Nixon hlmstll . set th e
pattern by invoking exccullve prfvllege to
block the GAO lrom examining "internal
worklnJ . documents" tot m 1 I i t a r y
assistance and foreign aid spending.
WHAT TIIE Pres1d•'* once pi:omlscd
would ~ an "open" Administratloo has
bccomf! A cover-up AdmJnlstratlon.
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DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Wttd, PUbliahtr
7'1i0mas Krevil, Editor
Barbora Kreibich
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The edltortat .. pqe ot the Dally
Pilot .-ks to lnronn and flt.Jmulate
ttaders by Pretentl"i on this pegci divt1rwf~em.ty'on topics Ot tn-
ttretrt by syndicated «>lwnnlita And
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ORANGE COUNTY
Juvenile
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Supported
By JACK BRO~CK
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PARIS . (AP) -Georx ..
Bouet, a member of almost
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Death Notices
CALLIS
C..::H Ctlll1. lltnl"'"t of Sllwr Slll'l"Ot. Mtryltnd. o.t• or de91f!. Junt 16. 1f73.
St/nllved b't' wilt, Almt; daU9f1!1r, Doris
Cooltoo-. Service• win be htld Wed-
"""'"'' Junt 20. In Bltd'l!'IS"''rci, Mtryltlld. Btlll·~Oll F\lllWlll Ho!r!I, Coslt ~. Forwtrdlnt DlndW9. ............
Htltfl l . Gtwryltk. 3113 Coll"9 Avt., CO.II M111. 0.11 of 0.tlh, June ,,, lt73.
Surylw9d I>'/' hu$bff\d, TOiiy ; tori• Eclwtrd, of-,... J.,....,., 111i.r, Vlr91rn1 011100
N.w JtrHY: OM OrlQ<IChlld. St•¥1C:et wilt
be held Frldfy, J"'""' 22, 2 PM, lltll lr~dwl'/' CllolPel. lnlt•m41'1'1, Htrbor Rtlt
Memorltl Ptrk. 8111 BrOKwty Morlu1ry,
Dlr«t0t1. O'ltOuttK•
Ltur1 ~"''· At1IC1tnt ol *12 11th Pl..:•. C•t• Mt••· O.lt ol d••th, June I•. 1t7J, Survllltd b't' Miii. Ski $Mtton.
P'rl't'•'-_,..,le" WVI Pleld lolh'f, Tun-
d•'f· ll•ltr·ll.-i11r1111 l'-llJ'lll'll Homt. Cott• Mi'M, OlrKIDl"L
Tustin Man
SANTA ANA -A Tustin
man found guilty ol drunken
chiving after a Jamboree
Road accident that Inflicted
-serious-injuries-on a Nrijjort
Beach motorist was sentenced
Thursday to 60 days in Orange
6 Sherifrs
Graduates
From Coast
County Jail. ORANGE -Six Orange
Superior Court Judge Lester Coast residents are members
Vern Tatenhove suspended the or the Orange County Sherifr's
one;year-iail term be-at first A c a d e-.m y w h i c h w i 11 participate in gr ad u a t i o n prescribed for James Alan ceremonies Thursday.
Yoast, 23, in favor of the 60· The class, 21st in the Sher-
day .spell on ccndltioa that ifrs program. b eg a n the
Yoast pay all expenses incur-acaderriy program April 13.
red b John J SI .. ,_ J 1~ During tbe succeeding 10 Y · ....... " r., weeks the ~ oflicers receiv-
Amlgos Way, Newport Beach. <d 4&9 hoorSiWmslt'UcUon in
ARBUCKLE le SON Slattery identified Yoast as all phases of police activity.
Wl!m'CLIFF MORTUARY the man responslble for an ac-Coast graduates are Ira G.
U'1E.17th SI., Cotta Mua ci~ last Nov. 23 that left Essoe Jr., Westmimter: John
141 Im him injured at the side ol lhe M. Johnlm, Newport Beach; e road near the lnteraectioo of Robert H. Nesmith, Hun-
BALnBERGERON Jambon!e and San Joaquin tlngton Bead!; Henry L.
FUNERAL HOME Hilts roads. Osl«feld, Costa Mesa, all of
r.oroa1 del Mar f7J.M5t Judge Van· Tate n b o v e the Sherifrs Department.
Costa Meaa MW4U further wameCI Yoast to stay Also graduating are John N. e away from alcohol for the full Higley, Huntington Beach. of
BELL BROADWAY tenn of bis probaUoo and to the UC! police stall, and Den·
I AMTHONY SC:HOOU
HAllOI CINTll
t31t M1rtiw CtnllJI'
Chit Mtu, Callfwnl•
ft. f7141 t7f·2JIJ
If ..._,mrkJdy ttlb ~<>u drug ll'"''S
"''Cf-C:)°i i fc ftlllCd, Iha\ ~bocly
"talking through h1~ hat.
If wimehody 1cl11 you lhc s~lcm
or ju~•il:c g1Yc~ ~u 1111 thc righb or t
United State_\ c11itcn in 1hc Unucd
S1a1a. 1h1(1 • bun'ch or 1».lo1"Y·.
Ynu )hnuld get the facis 11ra1gh1.
The truth i1 their Jrug law1 are IOugh.
-AnJ 1hev enrorc1themIO1ht lclltr.-
Thfrc'.\ • gitlfrom lhc Unitrd
State) 'tilting m a Rome jail righ1 now.
She'll be' 1here for ~il '" 1cn months
;iwauing uial. With tio bail. Not e.,cn
a chin« IOr ii. If she~ conYicttd. ii'1
a m1t1imum of1hrcc ycatl. Carrying
)tulf a<'.ros11 bortl<'r. from one
country •o 1no1twr. is asking for
trouble. And )'Ql/'ll get 11.
Tha1·1 their law. And 1hcrc's no
way 1rourid iL ,
0.cr 90(fUtiiled Slttes cilium
ire doitig time on dnig charges ill
foreign jaib right now. ~nd nobody
CUI gtt thtm CUL NOi r1mily. Or
frimcb. Or !Mwanoz lawytt in'°""""'
!'lot the United S11tn gcnrcrnmcnL
lf you're planning• visit 10
Europe. lht Middle Eas1 °' s.o1111! ur
our <l'll'n border, clicck oul the
coun1ria. Citt lht facls. And get llitm
.. 11i~hl brfore you leave,
Ont f1et will come through.
Loud i nd clear.
MORnJARY~~,,-·ll not~entec..auy-pemllee-where nis-Ir-Pierce;-Westminster;-of 11" s. •191111111n1 51•
-----ito BroadwaY,c.ita esa alcohol is served dudng that · the santa Ana Police Depart-Plt.~11:1 ~i&:'.0
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'HOW PLAYING Mesa's 'Red Hot Lovers' Gets Warmer
•
/ Rnttvro SCATS
D• f!le 0Jrly 11 'Ill ! I MARLON BRANDO .irL
Nell Simon's *'Last ol the
Red Jiot Lovers" can b6 a
co1ncdy ror its first two' acts
and a serious play in the third,
as it was in a recent local pro-
duction, or it can be precisely
the other way around, as It
seems in ils current presen·
talion <it the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse .
More than any · other Simon
the three vignettes whieh com-pn.e the play.
Patterned in structure after
"Plaza SUitc," its immediate
predecessor. "Lovers" details
the amorous misadVentures qt
a mldd.Je -aged { i sn
restaurateur attempting an
e~tra-marital fling v.·i!h three
decidedly ·different ladies. The
fi rst is a ·n~nonsensc ·married ·
Intermission
Tom Titus
with the unconventional past,
but there is less effort on
Simon's (the actor, not the
playwrigh t) part to presen t his
case. At iss Briggs projects an
animated lntrepretation , ad·
ding the scene's fuMi est bit
when she removes her falsies
in an attempt ~o ~ off.
R'"•r••llt
frt .. ••1 I (x)p~s
ll~l!ltO U"11'~ ~rl1~!~ I vehicle, "Lovers" relies on the · ----------~
comed ic abilities of ils cast
men1bers-for-lts success, .and
onlv in the finale does director
Paii Tambellini's production
achieve the familiar Simon
standard of excellence. This is
unusual since it is probably
the most. seriously wri tten of
NEITHER THE first nor the
second act generates as much
laughter, however, as the first ,
fJ ve minutes of the third,
which introduces Genevieve-
Murray as a fatalistic matron
given to extended oratory
about the state of society.
Miss Murray turns in an 11x·
cell ent performance a n d
'brings out the best, in her co-
star in a segment that
displays the play's full poten·
Will Be r guian,
Barhra T ea_111'!
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"LAST Of THE AEO 110T LOVEA$"
A <c:wn.dY by Nt'li 1lll\Gn,-1;1ll-CIC'lc1LbY..
Pill T<1mbelllnl, tech11!~1I lllreclor
David Pl9m1n. prts.tnrt<I by the C.01t1
MeH Clvl< Pl•YhOUM Frld•vt •nd Se!urd•YI ef .t :lCI !h•0\19h Junt 30 e r
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THE CAST
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El•lne N1v•ulo 80b~I Michelle
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Strnard Simon'
Ole n• Shtrwood
Helene er1001
Gentv!~vt Murr•y
>woman hi ghl y experienced in
this sort of chicanery who puts
down his jittery preli 1ninarics;
the second a giddy out of town
actress whose nonstop chat-
tering neutralizes any roman-
tic atmosphere; the third, in
despera tion, the wife -of his
best friend, who can't bring
herself even to put her pocket-
book down.
IT IS NOT, as lt mi ght
seem on paper, lhe. man's
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"LOVE AND PAIN" IRI
"llC. FAUSS AND
LlnLE HALSY" I A>
play, for although he has three third and best of the night.
times the exposure on stage, -These-problems -manifest
the scenes arc quite .,.,·eighted themselves moat noticeably ln
in favor of the gals. However, the opening segment · with
Costa Mesa has a capable Diana Sherwood as the chilly
comic actor in Bernard Simon Elaine whose businesslike. at-
vrho get~ in whatever licks he titude throws cold Water on his
can, finaliY hitting his stride in romantic advances. Mis s
'the th ird scene when his Sherwood successfully pr~
talents trul y blossom. jects her snappy character,
ti al. ;
The Civic Playhouse set,
remodeled from the previous.
play, is neat and a ttractlv.e,
and David Pigman's lighting
effects, including a sCene-en-
dtiig spot center ~stage, are
well ha ndled .
Siinon plays the i n ept but lacks the comic finesse to
lotha rio \Vith an effective jit-make her scl!ne as fwiny as it
teriness and anxiety, crowning can be. Additionally, the pair
his character with some splen-were beset with line dlf-
did reactions to the ever· flcultles on·opening n1ght.
crumbling situ ations. What Helene Brl11gs hits a higher
tlmlng problems h e ex· comic plane in the second act,
periences in the fi rst two acts enacting the kooky chatterbox
arc com pletely gone in the.-----------------------
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OVER THE .COUNTER
NASO Listings fo r Monday, June 18, 1973
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0 lowlln1 fOI' Doll•l'I ~~b~~:crnd ~~~g;, 1~.0~;~ 19~;11" l~~A ~rt~~~~ •• L •••TY are considering doing business. EVE RY TIME yOUfuaKc-a g~~ I~ "fJ:.? fl,,, H!~~;:., f~·-f' ft~ g~~? c~~ ~~-~~ ~=· s~~w.. ~i,., 1i'-"" 0 (])@ &) A8C Tue"'1 Mwfr. Th1s tletement w11 !!I.cl wllfl Ille Coun· Then ask •wo Or three trip tO inspect your new house 8rown Ar 4''1 1 Heilln Ms 1'"• B1 Pabsl Sr 6"1''• 6-1"'° Vi~Tor! SI 9>1 l(IV.
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the fatheri" Producer Robert North· v1r111n!a Edllh Parke, '2S1.SA Orin~ NOTICE OF HEARING OF PET IT ION realistic figures. Similarly, a bOxes, etc. -pluS inst.ructions ~~~~,e~ ~:;J t~ ?~~ ~:;t i3:~ g~" Fd' '~'~. i,·", O,i4;..~~IM l~tf. s:::f!
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-"'' I s '•12 l>••n PUBLIC NOTIC ' •XI! 3rd C•nt t.13 10.01 ' · · Inc .11 8.16, 10:45mll fer lllCl'11'9(ll) un ' '~1 U'f '' E trucks?Afean y or ail ofthese HDUOHTON: E&E" Mu x3.16 3.16 llOt 1.091.l$ Inv t.5310 . .42 ·1 . * • P UBLIC NOT'iI°fc'iE,-o.--11----=-=::;::;;::.:.::::.. ___ j free? ~~~-~ ::~~ 1:ll ~i1!&NG& 6·58 7·21 g~~T.I p ft!1 l~~ ~~1~!ci F :::J lg:il~ Jt:llDBCIOl!)mmMen I WM ff j d •t t SIOC'.• S'I 620 HOWARD· """' Se<: •.19 0.19 Revere F 11.n 7 . .0-' • r."'lrI'I sUPERIOll: couRT OI' THE E N ow arge a cpos1 mus A):e sc.1 3·90 ,·2, 81 11 Fd. ,31 1015 GROUP stc: R1nrr1 12.4' .. ~
L>t.llJJ (fjJ.len 'ICTtTIOUS IUSINEll STATE OF C•LIFORNIA l"OR yes e1v YOU make at the outset an d BLC 11'1 11'.04 12'.01 GWll\ F ~2'.9614:16 AOtX F }.al $.92 S11olt1ar ?.11 2.11.:
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Tiit 1011ow11111 lliraon• •r• e10•110 No. A·747"" ·-· · · · · ,viU you have 1o pay cash for e1yroc:, •,:!r 51:11,1 SPKJ1 F ,•,:ss .1:1.s u'i~mFX: 't~ 1~:~ ~~1Uu&o5lR :~~ t.(aj.: @ 111111111 ~ buStnou et: NOTIC:tf 0~ Hl!AltlNO 0~ PITITION lhe · d 1. O 1. ayr Qr ·"" · Sick Fd .28 13.42 Grt~ Ind 19 3219 32 lntr Inv 16 73 1613 •
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Trvtll If CMtlilltlll'ICll FOS!. ·REUTER. A.SSOCtATES. $OI FOR PROIA TE OF WILL ANO ,-OR ~main ~r a .Y0lp' UCS Ina· 81acn I-ii 9.9, e. Ebersld t."'8'Ul.36 G"'arll 21:fl12l'.90 8"'l11nc jS.:98 1s:n ;• AC1cl1 Ave, C~onl del M1Jr, <•I. 92J2S LETTl!RS TESTrnENTARY p o ,. ' 8t1tcon 10n1012 EDIE Sb lf 5119 Sl C-O 2' 10 •• • m.-·-.·"---~1•••)'S· ..... ion ' ',,·,,,,·,, .,,,· . HI.MILT~ OAP· ...... . ,...,..,, _, -;p-M•rllynnL.FOH.114ol H1rmos1 Avt ., Esl1lt of JAMES R ANN EL LS 1·01ect . eroer .. EFC M ...... ORI": Fund 393 • .,, Pl!(al :19.lJ 11.r1:•
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.....__ ._. 8arii:~hr •.01 •. I EQ!Y Gr 7,•2 l · · Sl>d Lev 4 • 77'o trmos.a N (h, I • ' .,..,N...... Sonllsl~ 4.SS S.01 Eqty Pr '2.1.S .. Grw h t .4J 1.02 SECURITY ,..OS:" :• Jt:JOIJ CJ) Mwie: (C) "1llt Split" (dll) Htlen C. Rev1t1, SOI Ac1tcla A'ff., NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEH lhtl 801t Flln t .•1 la.'!11 Fnd Am 7.11 ~neom .5.86 6.40 eo ... nv 3.12 3 .q.• ·••Jim Oo-, oo·ohooo •-,-II. Corona del Mir, c11. EOITH ISA8EL CHES NUTT, ll•s llltd E Brown 3.14 3.SA eortt GI .ll.70 12.n Ha•lwel l0.4050 l0.20 1nve$t a.61 7~4 • -'"'" .... ,... Thi$ b\/ll~s Is condutll!d b'(. ge111r11 htrlln • pe-llTIO!I for PrOOll!t ol wm Incl s te FUNDS: E!111n Trt 15.ST Ir'! LV 1. 1,DS Ullrt F 4.11 a.11:. a l1Q} m Jol111111r Cal10I Joey p1rlntr1hlo • for IJwanct ot Lttlen Tttl•mtnllry, Special tO tbe Daily PJlot ta gg Gull Fd 1Z.J1 l3.5S Emerp ].U 3.78 ~~r:i:u ~-~ t .J6 5ELECTl!D ,-os· •
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"••-Thll tlttemt<1I was filed w ff! the Cour>-,..w ' ,,.,.. •n P. ICI SAN D IEGO -Del E . N~1wd t 19 10 12 Filr'fld 7 65 13' Horaq ll.21 lt .li9 Seil Sh•1 12.14 12 UI ' -1 tv Clerk ol Ora~ C<Wnlv Oil Ma'( 23, Olhe•rlng theaam•htsbeenHtfllr July p od • y · · · · 1m.or1 Co 9"61021!nt!11tt 9«ll0°22 • 1973 3, 1913. at t:OO '·'"·· ln lh• courlr-n•Of Webb Corp. and Rancho San r uct•o11 .~~"'~en 1~:~~ 1~:g: ~~ ~u;: ::~~ 9:~ ,T,',,o,'m ,.,·.,,, ,,1:~, , ... ,,.N.,,',.'':•"•'··:11 ,' E2Sm 0'""8rlmenl No. 3 of Hid <.QUrt, 11 1CO o · ha ed " CG Fund t.•110.2' FIDELITY " · ""' : P11Dl!tl>td 0n"9• COis! D•llY Pno1, Clv1c Cmtott' DrlV. Wttl, In tilt City of 1ego ve armounc a C:IO Tfln 10.IS l.1.09 GROUP: -In< 8otl •.10 6.68 Cllmst :J.lj 3.•I :
Miy 19 ind J\l<lt j 11, 19 1971 1'29-73 S1n11 An~. C1Ufornl1. maMgetnetil agreement, pend-Cent SllS 12.DS 13.17 8nd deb 9.01 .:-as l~~m---.:,~ ~-~ ~~{P°Fd i-356 i'" ~ • ' D111d J ... ne 15, lt73 I . of . . D z · CHANN!NC Cllllll 11.01.12.10 IU 1nvnt 1i1 1i1 H•rbr 7'.32 1:00 •
PUBIJC NOTICE WILLI AM E. ST JOHN, ng comummatiOD a JOlnt ec •nes ,.UNDS. Conlrft 1.33 l.]J !nv11•n G 8.33 l.3l Leo1I L S.91 6.'6 '
nil' co11e1e offcrin1 • Oesr!O la fJ Dick Clark Hosts Music
11tricultural science. ' * Salute to SO's • 70's
·msuodu,,...C>tlf o ~rn -""'-"&-m Comedy \:LI UI aJ It Is Wrlttm t111111 ... 1 "Amerk1 n hndstand
·c0untt-e1m ventur-e, to •evelop-a 5,l\IVI . -. a. -•,.a ~c.d , ",·,." ),1.41! cv ssec s'·~, ~.37 ·Inv Cl! T l2.l7 13 '' Pact Fd a.99-7• '"-i'---l ROOl!lt A.. s••v•o u V\1\1"" fld F . .ti °'"'' . 3 .. Inv G\lld 611 1"11 I NEARION FDs,··
FICTITIOUS IUStNESS 1'471 ll'\'IJll 11¥111 .• SUlll 202 acre ,;New Town" called Com Slk 1·26 l.lll Etsti 9.t• Inv lnCJ "C 3"1• . AllO•C 1113 19 ., '
ll) Add1111s famllJ 20!11 Aflnlvlnal')' Show" Dick Clafk.
hosts 101 th• celtbr11ion •llf(h con-
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O @1 a;) NBC T11tad1J ...... : (C) trs of Ille 1950s, '60s and '7Ds.
(2h1) "Cr1nd Pri1" Conct (d11) '66 will! tllm dips of sl•n such as
-James Gerner, Ev• Mlrlo Stint. fr1n•ie Awalon, r1blan, P1ul Ankl
Yvas Montand. A dram• aboul tutu •nd Annette Funlctllo.
t1eln1 t111t depicts th• rlv1lry ml• T•I tllt Ttdl I•
1mon1 rout drlver1 In competition ,.
for the world champlon$hlp. ll..1)0 ~MW: "Mani« ~ Two (~) Q (]J@ G} I Sf1l lA\I Rolllftl 6~tl Fem i, Din elle DamtllL
f11U: TIM first ThllO [..,.,_ ID Alfrff Hltcic:od: PnMlb
Robt1I~ F1~k, 1972 Gr1mmr Aw•nl tZ:lO a Hlsfrnr Patrol
winner, Is $polll1llt1d In her first m MM: "HIP Sctiool Cllfkl•
NM'IE STATEMENT Tu11111. Ctlll. nao SACRAMENTO (AP) Grw!h ~-01 5·'1 .Evers! I0.5" 1l.$( Inv e~ 1o:ao 11.80 lneom 11:1911:n :
T"• fouow!no pertons are doing T1I: 1710 uu.11 Rancho San Diego. De .1 kyr k 1. • INYl!~T COUNSE-!lnve•I 8·11 9
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11<111ntt' 11: llomtY or: • t Ad· t lo El C · d 12 · · c I . ..., · Ide Fd a on 1 S9 ' TUSCO COMPANY, 11Sl L1nglty Pu~!thtd Oran91 COiis! Dilly Pllol, Jacen tl JOTI an California's egg ·production is aot rv 2.46 1.10 SIGMA FUNos·· •
Avor11u.. IN1ne. nros J ... ne 19, ll), 26, 1m 19,_..,, miles from • downtown San 1 1 1 bee MeaSUl'C Ai"d 1c~J~~h 5-» 5
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cao shr 1 21 ;..a · wirm1not011 oeve1oome~1. i nc .,•~------------'I we\ be ow norma _ause of N GROUP: 1nv 10111104 • ,~ o ·egO the deVCl~menl l.S IOS G!h •.15 Trsl 78:S 8°.'>ll ' • c1111orn11 co•~•lion, 1152 L•nCJl•r P lJBlJC NOTICE I 'l a state mJlr_kcting vtder aimed 10s NO s.52 6.00 v ... t..,r 1'.J1 t'1s •
Av•nve. 1rvlM 92105 l--------------I ownea by First Na ional City h 1 ll>SP{ '·~ •.56 mnn a 9.:V 9'.:p ' Grlm1lld and Hll•ne DtvtlOP1Nnl HOTIC! TO Clt9DITORI at trimming t e SU.PP y by 10 T w M ... !u•I 9.1010.s. SB l&Gr 10.89 10.19 • Comoafl'(, 11n Ungl1'( Avtnue, lrvlne Bank, New York, acting as TV' cent 0 omen Stock 192120.9, So GenF ll.6S 12..21) • 9'llO$ SUPERIOR COU•T OF THI! r~r • Stlect t.'910.21 SwSI Inv 1.00 1.~S f STAT8 OF CALl,-DRNjA 'OR trustee [or Client Of its invest· Var Pay I.Sol 9.2' Sw Inv G ,,01 6.SO
T"1$ business Is tielno conduct.cl by • TH• COUNTY 0 ,. ORA.NOii d SPOKESMEN FOR !he State lnvRes •.97 5.n sovr In 10.91 11.95 : 11en•r•I oa.11ner1hlp. M , m ent management group, an 1 s 1: SDKtr• •.11 l.14 c111rle1 R. HOOW 0. A·..... • ed b th w bb De t t r F ood od SACRAMENTO (API Grwth '. o6 ... Sl.P 1no 6.21 6.11 ' Th!• ,1a1erntt1t Ill.cl with ltle COi.iniy Estate of EUGE NI E LE PI CART, will be manag y e e par men 0 a lncom •'Os .:.:i STATE BNO ORP: '
Clerk o1 Or.n(lt CClll!ltv on M•'t' 2•. 1•13. ~d;~E: is HEREBY GIVEN 111 '"' Corp. Agriculture say the "sur plus Women's Lib has inched T~~t u;11 ,~:n,,·32 §~r~d t~{ t::
WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COU NTY crli!Clllon ·ol the 1b0ve 11111Md dlctdlf!I Th W bb r· · l f obligation" f)fOVi.siOfl Of the f l1ltl FnCJ 20:0420'.U S<-•<"Gr ~ ,A·tt : CLERK, av Theret1 M. W1re1. Dts>Ul'I'· 1na1 1111 pertol'ls n.ov1ng c1a1m1111111ns1 1111 e e 1rm IS crea or O orward a bit in the a ll-male ,•~ o''."',, I·", '·"is s1 Fr inc t .ll ,.~, •
FU5» iald decedent ,,, required 1,. 111e them, th s City sort re ti·rement 1972 egg market order has P ,, t 5 ... • Publlshtd Orang• C01•t 01uy P1101 . ..,1111 n.. nec"Sll"' Y011Cflers. in thl office e un re -Califoniia Senate. Jin~ Fd 11'.91 16:,, 11111 srr -«.n 4S.10 ,
MIV 19 Ind June~. 12. 19. 19n 1621·13 of IM tltrk of the llb<wt tnllllld CCII.IN,~ COffimwtitieS a11d h 0 US j n g limited pr 0 d U C t j 0 n in 1~:~ tl~ 9'~ :·fi sx~Afn':ANt.fl ~~ ' to present lhem, wllh '"e 111t1sH1Y developments in H awai i , California. But I.h ey-deny it is "It's been the policy of John.in 21:un:14 As.o Fd . ' 1.19 , 1:00 ~-no rTI Nrn PUBLIC NOTICE vouch1r1. IQ l!lt Ulld11H"slgn«11t llle olllc• h hi h brok that ·r I d ICEYSTONI!• tnWll 1.30 l.JD
special. 'Thi Jln1in1 sttr wllOs• sty· uar (dra) '58-Mimlt van Dolen.
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roll, i111 ind PoP music pertormt · l4J... ~ !---------=--=-!of.,.,. •ttoml't'· EOGAR A. NATHA.N, Al· Colorado. f\.lichigan, Virginia causing s ortages or g er ers even l a a Y cusT a1 lt.91 1t.t2 TIEtN Roe Fos, :
-F1cT1T1ous 1us 1N!ss torney 11 L1w, 8MO w.si Ol'fmplc slvd.. I pl'ices. v.·alks in with cash in her ~~~: C? ~:~~:g: '!~1nc ~::i~:U :
1:45 u Mowit: "Sh1l1" (com) '50 -NAME STATEMENT e1ver1., Hiiis, c1111orn11 t02n. wn1d1 11 and Illinois. The corporat on hand , she couldn't buy stock in C11s1 Kl 1.0• 1.n s~~ocdRou~~.so ••.so . ln·conctrt. . (I) Nm Conltr1nct-M1JOf NI
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Ann Shtrldan, Victor M1\u11, Th• 1011ow1ng persons .,., doing 11111 pt1ct ot PU•ln.ss °' '"' ut'ldtrtl'lMCJ in owns the Newporter Inn in The order has been in effect !ust Ki s,.sa 1.12 G th 510 u , butlntti ••: 111 matte,. 0trta1n111Q to 1111 "'''' o1 Hid N B h since last November. and has her own nruu e without her 1111 ~1 13.os ,,_,, .~ •~ 1·81 •
z:aom·Aff.Nic+rt llltw:....!!hlllc-hl ....._ 10 KAMS KENNELS 121 KAM&ou dteedtnt, within tour month' 1ner '"" e wport eac · cul egg producti·on "y husband 's approval" said Sen. ~;l ~l 1,:t11}:U smm11 1:12 1:90
• • -KENNELS reg,, ~-R!n1"11111 onn, llt•I P\/llllc1tlon·ot-ttll•-nollc1..-•---Bill R. DoS!, vice nN'lsldent . ~ ust s4 373 ,08 Tecnnl s.90 6.•7 Strolb." "fullor lmh tlrl" sen•• An•. c1111. t'l10J D1111t Ji.mt 11. 1973 .,,.., C"'I -· fa by-200 000 Nicholas Petris, the Oakland Aool!o 1'11 .;,, s,ll(ro F 6.2• 6.36 M•rtln R. Sotrth Jr .. 10.1:n Rlvtrlldt LEONI E MONPIOUX of the Webb D evelopment ~1 orrua rmcrs ' ho . Pftlt ll ..J.ll 3,70 tMV.e. :·u ,.,, .. -
2:4511Mnlt: (C) "S.•r" (•dv) 'Sl o~ve,t s~n1i "-~~·~1:·R"?1011d ort !1~~'~:C.:. ':r::;•Cltctdt11t Group, sald "Rancho San eggs per week. During the Debillm. ocrat w a uthored the ~~~r~'G111 ~11 t·:: l :1er C s:s1 6:u ~'°"' Monttomtl')'. s11n:! ~na·. c~11.' "71)7 vllH"s ' ve, r ooAR A. N•TH.t.M Diego will ultimately invoJ.ve same period, the wholesale Lndmrk 6:1e 6'.?s T''" !•o t.11 e.e • Thll bl/tint» )5 CO!lllUClld ...... •n In• Att•IMY II Uw . . f h ky k led His measure, now before the L~llX Fd ~.tJ •.93 T:~ 'ti 1
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-----------------------Cllvldllll "' a..o w .. 1 01rmpk 11¥11. severa l hundred mt 11 lo n p nce O eggs as S roe ·e L§Eox L~fur,1,;u 'j·" § co1 ,·" 2: ... • M••tlnR.SouthJr. -.....r!YNllh.c .. .,.,,...,.tn dll • 1 1 t '' from 39cents,.,..r<101.enlo60 Assembly, would p rohi b i t ,. ... 1" .&5 ·.Jt c .593,h :CIOm ~ W-~ -T~l,lllt.mtnlWll•fUWwlll'lttll Coun-Ttlt(t1))17 .. YU 0 3rs 1n nV('S ffiCn.· t''" bk · f tsrch 11a91 .81Un!lfd &.279.0i 1 , .. , "'lflt "'"' •f ... c·\ , , or.'"' , ,,, ,, 1 ,.n •ttonw'I' "' l•ldttl• cents per d O't<'n. Officials sny ro crs rom requiring a wire L/b1y Fd s: ... 1:" Ho" l!lfo'"' ,,,'·",,,'·"
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Wednesday (l«W) 'SS--Tolhlro Milullt. ., er Cl • °"' ... ! '"'"7M Publlllltd Orel!OI COllif O.lly Piiot, rrs s,• m"N>n-belted acres the Increase in pr ice is due to to obtrun her hus band's t •• 1B1
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'21 " Brd fv 13.0014.31 l:JOCJ "Actilll 11 U. Nortll -5, 12, 19, 24, 1,73 1690--n comprise the former Monte ncrea~.,.. cos so P uc ton, ,.... L M•s · ·· N•ll Inv s.01 •.12
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·•a-H h '·· P UBLIC NOTICE d d l l h d 1· I her own name. s.-. LE!· u., C•ot ''" t.13 • v ump 111 ...,.en. PUBLIC NOTICE Vista Ranch, Sweetwater an an no o t e et· 1ne n pr~-~·ll ua9V 1?:1 l?I u~.vit~ l}~~s:f
J:f»(IJ"Slbrina" Concl. "Tiit Diii*-9 KS01 Cottonwood properties and ductiO'll. The !)ill i.iSB 397. Lo'o AIBi Acwm a.to 1,ss
t:lo O "Wiid Is tM Wind" (dr•) '$1-1t1 Ho1.111" Pert 1 (dra) '55 _ NOTtc• OF SALi 0,. NOTIC:e TO c•eo•TO•t other parcels 12 miles cast of Dean Olson, (hairn1an of the ~~1~us ~-~ri l·g '~' ~ ;:J: 1l:J: Anthon Quinn An"' M11nanl PERSONAL ... OPIJtTY SUl"E•IOR COURT 0,. TH ll • ..,, I E Ad • n •• d d llnCI •. 3 10" ~Ofll Inc 9°'-9 95 '1 ' . . llumphrer-6o11rt. frtdric Marth. TO HIOMI ST llOOER STA.Tl OF C•LIFORNIA FOlt San Diego . Pn)Jecl1.o-..i. popu II· state gg v1sory ooor a n ~ ... ir ... :~ it: .11: lnfom ll:n 11:.,
10:00 (]) (C) "Sindy tllt Soll" (tom) '65 9 HNmr s., CoodbJ•" (dr•J 'SS Nolitt It hllH"ebV t !vtn thtl lrnt Goverrt-• TMl'-COUMTY' 01' OR.ANOI tlon or the phtMed IS.year president of the Olson Egg Sa·ri.•'t Aria u1~."•·'"•u '•'•'·.o. ~= &!.n t1~
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B h Ing 80..rd °' llW Cotul Commun!ry NO. A·76ltl n . d I Co .d . ' I . II(., .. .. \JSAA Cll , 41 to 41 -Heinz 01tch1. -oc: uoson, 1n1 Oft •rs. ,0111111 01,irlc• w111 rtctlve se•Ll•CI bids E•'•'• or lllAY MURPHY, al!'O known a ncho san Diego eve OJ>-mpany. sa1 1n an 111 crvlc W ',itc,',im,',', !l'e,~, l,:~,' H,•,••'",,,","•'•':~'!.
IJ"1tlqpld•" (dril •49 -Don J:308"W•r Hunr (dr•) '6: -Jolln ror,,.•,~,!!,'..," ~~!..'o.,~-"111",".',,"',,',•,r~ •'"~~rc~o~~ ~·.~~:~H~ .• ~··::i·111, n1l'flt is 5-0.000 to 75,000. that the order hps betn "very •1 . .41 •._.11°1,,. •.tt ,
l •rJY· Sl~on, Robtl1 Rtdford. flf:*'tY"o1 ~C.,.,i Comn11;flll'( Coll~': cr*111CWI ol ttll lbOVI n"meel OtCtOvnl Recreational, commercial efficient and ve\l: crrcctivc'' in F :, m Loses ~;~.·.~, .• '. f.ll 11J ~:., c;"~ ::~ u·~·
4-o· ,,,/ ''Wlh •·'-~ W 01atilc1 11'1d 111' n.en dtcl111d surplu1 10 '"-' 111 Pl'f"IOll~ llt'llllO c1•lm1 •1111"'' "" · ·11 be •~t t• g all allforn·...
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fltlds. "Lucly Jd1d1n" (mys) '42-Mulltet?" (Com) '!7-Tony R•nd•IL RIO A.NO AS!OCIATl!.O EQVll"Me.NT. Wiii! lfll nl(ftMl'V voucheft, In lllt olflct developed :dong with the producers. particu lar y the Sukut·Coulsoo Inc., a ~nta Mesi F 11: a 12:u SAllDEltS : ~ 4 lO "' ··-I' .. "' 0: ... 1 l•I• blcft Wiii bt opllltd •nd P"'bllcl'( ot th• def); ol '"' •bOll• tn!llltd courl, or 1·· Id 1· I rt• smalle r ran chers. MAIS l"NCl• er l"" 1'·:i 1~ Alll lldd, SheldOn Leon•,... • : """'-• --q l"fl•d 110\/d 111 11:00 •. m .. Moncltv. July t, 10 pr ... nt tl\tfl'I. w!tn '"' l'ltc:11 .. f'/' var t.." res en 1a prope. tes Ana -based construction com· ~~ 101··:11~ !.N(1°"' :~ ~.11
• 1m '" 1r11 conttr11Ke Room o1 tt1t "YOllC~"•· 1e !ht "'ndtr•1~ntc1oe•" 'r"'OL"',,'"• by the 1·oi nt venture. ExlsUng But several s1naller egg pnr nllny -ported ''"l N~ratl-Ons N110 1 :..s 1,,.,, Ynd•111' •· S..11
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Ol1trltl Allmlnl1tr1tlon 8\/lldlno 13111 llltlr ltlorntfl. MUN • ' ......... '"" tll<l "t''-MFg I •. ff ll.t7 lt~,.q ... t 1, l.tt . Ad•m• Avtnut. cou1 M"'' c11ffornla. 10LLS.' RICK,RSHAUSER. 606 s. 11111 r ecreationa l facl\iti~ include ducers have condemned the for th s':<. n\onth IVlriod ended J6 n 'V n• t"° S9 -AU bids rnusl bt dt!IV ... llCI IQ "" otfke ot Slrfft, LOii AnQlll!!.t. C1llf0ml1. Wl'llcll 11 .. 1...~1 If . Cot rd . • I ·1 r ,..... e
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humor, 11nd v•111IY 1o *"ch ort·ttlioot t:OO Arntrlc1 .,, 1c1 "Sll'\il'les" Tht •!ruction' mftY t:1t Ol'.lt11ntd tt 1t1t D•ttd June 1, itn r id\ ~ from tbe Monte Vis•• '1h• o ·der as a !opted I S' $2 680 300 i...~ A" MIF F ?.» , 1: o•o "' ChllClrtn. p,robltml I){ tlolltlflll, 111>.ll!Ot'!, .OCl!I Pult"••l~o Oettl. (!I 1111 01tlrlel •I t"t OOROTHY DONLON MVRPHY Il '"" '-' I W C a• ' ' • utlSt.-..i. 00 aV(!.rllg~ MIF Gr: ~.flt~ lt·~oor" 10711'1.0t ''~ St1•mt s•rHt (Cl .~ll11tt11on11 l~'•i 11111 111t•1111nmen1 ttc111 ov alna • •boYI lddrns. For llddlUon•t r111~rn111on .. , .. AO RtAN ARENDT R a ne 1 stnbles, as well a s hlk-July by a three·quorters mn· sM.r~s outstanding during the MuOmM ',' '•'."• •,•>1,1 )~ • 1\:y1\·
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•bl!lly 01 uui.r•tot t : unf, W•Y"' ~c:> '1 t· rs <• r 111• noTTt• 1, 1n 11ccord w11" SM•lon MUNOllt, TOLLES, H•lU & tn future ~nbclt areas, ranchers and was \m· This comp:ll'es to a net loss l'i'.T.• •'o·"i· • ~~l',' '•'"ll·. •1.-ornnllHtt so 1~·1 "CaH•ornli oov•• ~'..!r'°",,,,.,~1t11tr1•,' •.,1•w.!!!i •i,.:",. ,,.q1 or 1iw C11Ut0f'lll11 Educ1tron Cod•. R1c1C11111HAU1•• • 1 d b 1 F 1 "' ii'C ... 11.tt Chlllr" Mutlt•!IY II It'd boV' llf'tMnf • .,,.... of flt ..... Sl$<ltdl NORMAN E". W.1..TSON '°' s. NIU ,,,..., r ccrcalional !ties will In· J'I e1ncntc y t 1c state . 00( of $2.30,&7~ or 40 c:Cnl.$ pe:r • lllC I. i 1:' WWI •'r. 1·N '-
l'lllll·"our o1 otll'llntlul 1nt1r11rnmen1. t onlU• comminh on 41'1 woi HOii •~r•I••' ll011tl M Trv1tff'I! L-A ...... 1-c111t Id · ' f " d A"l'i Ult ~-rt I ~ onit Sr 'll " w~''ln M•ril\ 1
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l'IO•I Jun• W•Yn•. ,,.... • COi 11 "" .... .,.. ..... · c u c a variety o p.ir;;s, nn an a c Ui'O vi..:pa m e n shar~. vf\ revenues o f •tvio11 j' · :f."tl r :;g:, ~f1~~~J~•i:i:~;~~•s''.,t.'.:~:'~; !!,.,c'r=~\~•ri~n11o11~;:i::.: ~m~ <>Pe"t'%1~ 1~~~n•~ n :~-0:.~'." ci lr.;.r!!~~i ,:; .. ~!'~.,.. equestrian ct.nter , swlmtnlng, in Novcmh<'r It expires bee. $21731.457 for the six·monU\ ~~'11 ·~ l·jjst ~1~ 1·.a \·
f("lllillon nn lood, tioutlna, irinsoor••· ......,11no crl!TI n4l ''Y'-'" s-!tn<td to Pu~ni~l'd Ot•ngt Co.ttt D11llY l"llOI Jun~ PubllP'!«I Or•~• Cotsl 04llv Pllrit. l • nd t • •ty -tier 31 I N•i 'od ··•ed A ·1 30 l~ ,\lotll; s~ I f ....... u-w1-• 11on, 11\d IMnfv, · .l~nwnt•• •nsuruilOl'I. ••· 12. ,,, 1t1J ..... lt11.n Jun~ 5, ": !!'. 16, l'Q 1l1J.1~ cnnis.a ttn ac 1v1 "'"' • r-·1 '-""ru pr1 • :1•1.. .Cf'10'tl'I • s: 1-\ll'!lv• ••o!•:
DAYTIME MOVIES
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U.S. Comeback
Uy JOlfN CUNNl ff 'S
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NE\V ''ORK -As rt"ccn tlv
as 1tu·ec )•cars ago 1hc fu turC or retail franchisi ng \\'l'.IS 111
doubt , after .a .scr\t:>s o(
bank ruptcies that follo'A'ed
Questionable business prac·
tices that led 10 a rash o{ in·
vestigations.
It seems that some opera·
tlons subsistt'd on lhe procec.>ds
from selling "protected ter·
ritories" to franchises rather
than selling \he product itself.
They cut up the United Slates
into segments and sold it all
over agai.n,
SO.\LE 01< .... TJI E franchise
deals, mainly in the fast rood
area. were only hu cksters·
dreain, but that didn 'c bother
'Vall Street , \V h i C h en-
ihusiasticall.v joined in the
gan1c by sell ing shares in the
dreams lo equally unv.'i:u·y in·
vc stors.
Typical!)', it is th «i<
businesses buill on dreams
that disappear first i\L a
recession, and so n1any of the
franchise games y,·ent under
·when the economy shrank in
1970. Thei r goals \\'as ex-
that yours may not !
1 COMPLETE ORANGE
COUNTY COVERAGE
htcludl1t9: LGIJll"O Beo,h,
p:insion; 10 shrink meant
death.
And no\\' 1he International
J~ranchise Association. which
ah,·ays wanted the '''orl d to
kndW ihat there '''ere sound,
old·line companies in the busi-
ness. annoUIJces th.:ll a new
boom is under ,,·ay.
A SAL~S GROWTH or
betv.•een $10 billion and $IS
billion is fore seen for this
yea r, bringing the total to
about $160 bill ion. The !FA
also expects that 10.000 to
l5.000 n1orc outlets v.•ill be
opened. to · make a total of
430,000 plus .
This. claims Jerry Opack,
executive vice president, is the
second generation of rran-
chising, a generation much
more sta ble, better regulated.
and '>vilh the \Veeds. such as
t hos c described. uprooted.
.. l\lorc mature." Opack says.
il1aturit y also has its pro!>
!ems. It app ea r s. a nd
regula tory officials now arc
aggressively running dO\\'n
\vhat they clai m are pyra mid
schemes, in which t h e
franchisee's rec ei p ts are
increased by the sales of those
he recruits.
··Jn their zeal, some slates
ca1ne dangerously near to bar-
ring--franchising al together.
Franchising com pani es are
ccncerned that another 25
sta tes \\·hich \\'ill consider
sin1ilar legislation in 1973 may
follo\\' the same route," Opack
says.
The IF':\ \\·orries that "a
proliferation of poorly \Vrillen
and conflicting state laYi'S
C<uJld cause 1nany franchisers
to return to other means of
distribution."
The major vol um e leaders
in franchising continue to be
the three tr a diti o nal
seg1nents: automobile and
truck dealers. soft drink bot-
tlers-and-gasoline--:service. sta-
Sa11 Cl•IM"te, Ml11 io" Yieio.
Dono Pol1tf, a'--w•ll a1 Lon
h och o"d mt:11t of L.A. t:1reci.
MONTH TO MONTH
RENTA L IASIS
I tions.
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ON Al"l'ROVED CRE Dl'f
4 ONLY $17.00 PER MONT
TOTAL COST
l•11llatlted pcHJeS I
PROSPECTOR NEEDS $2,500
FOR GRUISTAICE-KNOWS
WHERE IT IS!
5 NEW COMPACT UNIT
SIZE (l l/•1 4 111'/1)
6 VOICE MESSAGE PAGERS
ALSO AllE AVAILAILE
Writ• lo• 1781
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PRIVATE TRUST
FUNDS AVAILABLE ORANGECOUN'TY
RAOIOTElEPHONE
SERVICE ONC
FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS
lal & 2nd TRUST DEEDS
714 • IJ5·JJ05
$1,!IOO To $250,000
UP TO 80".4 LOANS ON
TRUST DEED COLLATERAL
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tM amou"' of buslne-ss you ore prese"tfy doinq, you owe it to
yoursotlf lt:1, ot leost, he-cir our offer.
We ore offerln9 positlo"' in o currently populor l"ve.tm•"'
medium thot 11 swMpln9 tM co11ntry, that is 11101t profhabl•
for tfle cll1"t1l1 ond the brok•r.
W• o,. currell'tly stoffinq th• fl"flt, most co111pletely equipped
offlce1 i" Newport leach. B11rbank o"d Westwood.
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Monday's Closing P1·ices-~01nplete New Y~rk Stock Exchange List
-~ ~ --, • ~r • P'4i: 1111111 Hlfll a.ow Lui ttie Dot0 l•ne• ,. ~ tllli•i K1011 Ltw I.HI ,,,. lff •rk:et Tre-nd ,. E 1111h Ml•" Low l41t '"' ,. E 1,,.,. H'91'1 lAw 1..t1t o.
Stocks Continue
Downward Plunge
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NEW YOR K (AP) 1he stock market tumbled
downl11ll 1n slow trachn g Monday partly as a result
or a carry over from fast week s <leclln1n g pru,:e-.
and partly because or the additional CCOOOmJC: bad
news greeting 1nvesl.Qrs
"The market opened with the news lh at gold
was up and the dollar was down and m1d \vay ln
the session there was the news that a ntaJor bank
ta1sed 1ts pnme rate 'said Larry ~Vac.:hlcll of Bae.: he
& Co He also said investors \ve1e wor11cd about
Tuesdays \Vatergat e hearings 1n \\h1c.:h John \V
Dean Ill would testify
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• Home Federal
Special lo lhe DaJly Pilot ,
SAN DIEGO -'The coo. '
sumer loan d1vis1on of Home
Federal Savings & Lo an
Association advanced more
than $6 million m consumer
loans during the months <>f
Apnl and May according to
d1v1s1on manager Jack Roach
This 1s a record twcrmonth
volume for t h e association
Roach said
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LOS A NG EL ES -Mo
ttel Inc of lla wt horn c
plagued v.1th continuing losse:'ll
and a number of lawsuits w1ll
show a profit this year the toy
!1rm s new president predict!!
Arthur S Spear who took
over the orf1ce three monlh!
ago said a cost reduction pro.
gram and the shutting down or
u11prof1table operations should
put the company m the black
e V1aionAmerlca
LOS ANGELES
Un10nAmerlca Mor tgage &
Equ ity Trus t reported that net
inco me ror the second quarter
ended May 31 increased to
I I 150 101 from the $1 134 94l
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j 2 DAILY PILOT ~ Tuesday, June l~, }q73 •
At Halfway Jflark ·HAMS Aura Leading .World Race! "So Good ... It Wtu
Haunt You 'TiL lt1 Got1c/'
,,f:Clotrl. THIS Wll.IC
BOATING
Ensenada
Race Set
July 4t1i
An Ense n{lda race \Vithout
the international flavor.
\Vally •Stenhousc, a Chicago
insurance executive holds the
lead in point standings at the
hall-way mark of thg_ second
Wltrld Ocean !lacing Cham-
pionship.
Stenhousc, YihO campaigns
the 49-root ocean racer Aw·a,
has rornpletcd four or the
seven presCribed r;;ices and
has a total of 23 points.
The championship is being
held over a three-year period.
The current contest began in
1-~ebruary, 1972. The Sydney-
Hobart race on Dec. 26, 1974,
wi ll be the last race counted
toward the cha mpi<>nsh.ip.
Ted Turner, Atlanta, Ga.,
\\'OR the first \Vorld Ocean Rac-
ing Championship in 1972 after
three years of racing Qver
three oceans in the converted
12-meter American Eagle.
SI. Petersburg (Fla.1 Ya.chi
Club sponsored the f i r s t
championship series a n d
Yachting Magazine is sponsor-
ing the current competition:
J ESS E PHIWPS' 56-foot
Charisma is in second place
"'Ith 49 points, and Ralph
Ryder's Phantom. a SO-footer,
is ln third place with 6S points.
A low point scoring system is
used, Tbe boat with the lowest
fleet-score total from seven
races out of 22 or the world's
toughest ocean races will be
the "'inner.
-or the seven races needed lo
be in the running. three of the
races have to be fro m a list of
six events which are generally
considered to be the most
demanding in the world. Those
six: are the Newport (R.I) to
Bermuda, race; the S t .
Petersburg to Fl. Lauderdale,
Florida, race; Engl and 's
Channel Race: the Fastnet
race of England: the Sydney-
l~obart race of Australia and
the Los Angeles to lionolulu
Transpac.
Stenhouse's record to date is
15th in the 1972 Bem1uda race.
third in the 19n Transatlan-
tic; first in the St. Petersburg
to Ft. Lauderdale, 1973; fourth
in the Miami to Montego Bay
race, for a tqtal c.f 23 points in
the four races.
Australia made the Bermuda SJllral Sliced 1--o;;F~V s1••
and Transatlontlc ra<;es tn TOP SIRLOIN •V."" " LI. LI. Whole or Hall Apollo and then raced his new • Reidy to Serve with Honey 'n' Spice Gt.a
Apollo II in the Sydney-Hobart e Spiral Sliced From Top to Bottom
race. For the remainder of the • Wt P•ck•g• and Sh ip from
NO FEW ER than '12 boats champ'o h·p s · I the 1 ns 1 er1es, on y Coast lo Coast have finished three of the re-aces th t Bo d k · r . a n ma es 1n e Full Service Delicatessen quired races. Defending cham-ApoUo II "'ill be counted d w· pion Turner is leading wi th 1-1 toward the championship. e Imported Cheeses a~ . 1nes
points. Even though Turner's ti · 1· led th t d · e Catering • • -A Speciality IS es Ima a urmg ]700 E. COOlt HJtllwoy, COfOllO .... Mor -67J.f000
score is lo\\·er, he is not ahead the three-year period most 1 1 1ec:11 w111 ot s C••-• R•'~"~"~'~~·-·---
of Stenhouse because he has boats competing for the cham-1 ZZJ s. lfooldiu'''• ot Ion ld., A111Mln. 6Jl-Z461
completed .fe1o1'er r aces . pionship will have coveredl l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Turner scored a first in the 6,000 miles or ocean under rac-"1·
1972 ·Sydney Hobart race in, ing conditions. A beautiful T s t da ' N Qu •
AmericanEagle;afirstinlhe silver and glass troph y ry a ur y s ews lZ
1973 Mi ami-Montego Bay race donated by J ack Powell adn
in Lightnin, and 12th in the \Vally Frank of New York -
1973 St. Pele to Ft. La uderdale catted the Salty Tiger Trophy We Dar·e You event. -is the perpetual for the
Rules for the \VORC allow a WORC.
c<lmpetitor to count l h elp;••--------oio-------------i;;;;------------------mj records or two boats duri ng a
three-year period. lloweyer,
once the fi nish of a second
boat is counted the first boat
may not be used again for a
bid at the championship.
For instance. Alan Bond of Gloria Marshall That's t~e reputation being
gained by the ~1arina de! iley
to San Diego yacht race \\•hich
th is year is expected to attract
more than 300 sailing yachts
for the sixth renewal Qf 1he
event .. -•
The race is s1>9nsored by
Windjammers Yacht Club of
Mar i na del Rey a nd
South"•estern Yacht Club of
San Diego. ·
Canoe, Kayak Boatmen
Given Safety Warning
Acali Raft figures don't lie. .
Experiment
Goi11g Fine The race is traditionally Tn a warning issued to white
sailed on the J uly 4 weekend . Th is year it is scheduled to water boatmen. the Depart-
start on Saturday. June 30 mcnt of Navigation abd Ocean
--from-A1arina..dcl-Rc.y ......Trophy_: Development cited several
p~esentation for the winners reports or accidents invOfving
will be at Southwestern Yacht · noes k aks rubber rafts Club l\1onday. J uly 2. ca · ay ·
Race particjpanls \vi ii be and pontoon boats.
cruisjng yachts from 20 to 50 Since that \\•arning. such
feet or more in length and will river accidents have doubled,
carry cre"'s ranging from four according to the DNOD.
to a dozen or more. . ·
The race starts at 10:30 a.m. Guy Ricksecker, progra~
Sjoreside vantage Jxx points manager for !he dcpartme~t s
fo r watching the race wi ll be boating safety and regula tion
off P(llos Verdes P o i n t division s a j.d: "The most
between 12 a~ 1 p.m., and alarming fact so fa r is that in
from Dana Point on Saturday every reported mishap in-
aOOut ·sundown. and· from . Point Loma aOOut noon Swi· volv1ng these small boats, at
day. least one person has died. This
Two Coast . ' Yacl1tsmen
I:.ead Fleet
smalJ group of boatmen claim
a third ofl.fie state's• boating
fatalities this year.
"lronically, ·no one of the 14
persons i.\•hO ·rued \11as wl!'aring
a life jacket." Ricksecker ct>n-
tinued, "Only l"'O of the craft
involved had flotat ion devices
aboard. The most tragic part
o fth ese reports is that three of
lhe fatalities were children
less than 15 years of age."
RlcKSeckF u r g €-d all
persons. regardless of swim-
mi~g ability, to wear flotation
devices whether boating on
\\'hite water or rivers "'ilh
swift currents.
Ricksecker said the DNOO
ha s prepared signs to be
posted on pd tent i a ll y
dangerous waters by local of·
ficials. Additictnally, l he
department is prepar ing a
safety leaIJct aimed at river
boatmen. The Jcaflet will be
distributed this summer.
Ricksecker said all boats
arc required to have flotation·
devices . a_~rd. Co u n t y
sheri[fs "'ill be advised to
make appropriate equipment
checks on boats of this type.
LAS PALMAS, Ca n a r y
Islands (AP) -The sexually
mixe d chew of the ex-
perimental rl!ft Acali is get-
ting along fi ne, a ham radio
operator reported Monday.
Quoting Dr. Sa nt i a go
Genoves, the l\1exican an·
tropologist who organized the
trip to test human behavior
under stress, the operator said
the raft is about 1,200 miles
west of the Spanish Canary
Jslands.
The seven-by-12-yard steel
pontoon houseboat left the
Canaries on May 12 !or ~1ex
ico.
The ham operator , Manuel
Cabrera, said he did not expect
to speak to the raft again until
later this "'eek b e c a u s e
Ge noves reported the 11-mem-
ber cre\v would be busy
repairing a rudder.
Cabrera· -said .1he ta~ ts
averaging 35-45 11autical miles
a day using ocean currents
and a sail.
T\\·o roast area skippers arc
rwutlng onc·l\vo in Catalina 27
Fleet Four's summer series at
Dana Point.
Enterprise Class
Bill ti1Urray of Huntington
Beach and his sloop "Nugget"
is way out in front "'ith two
"'ins and 20 points. He led the
fleet Saturday. June 16, with a
61h-minute edge in the second
of the fou r-race series.
Jn second place on the nine-
mile course Saturday \\'as Phil
Nordli 's ''Sumi Ataru" of
Fountain Valley, bar c 1 y
beating out Larry Strong,
third place \vinncr. In fourlh
place was Ralph Hart.
T-itle Race "at SefLl lleach
Seal Beach Yacht Club wi ll
be hos t to the national chan1·
pionships of the Enterprise
Eqttation
Sets Mark
. .
Class in a £ivc-race regatta a month earlier than usual so
July 28-29, Donald E. Etling that top skippers may efon-
president or the Southwest tinue on ·lo the Enterprise
Enterprise Association an-"·orld championship regatta at
d Vancouver. B.C. Aug. 22-25.
nounce · The Canadiail national cham-
The w i n n e r \Viii' be pionships will be held at Van-
determined by the Olympic couver ·Aug. 18-20.
scoring system en the beSt The Enterprise is an in-
four or five races. Spinna kers ternational one-design class
"'ill be used. sailboat. The boat is 13 feet.
NE\\IPORT, R.I. (AP J -Decker ~1cAllister of Seal th ree inches length O\'erall and
The 68-!oot ketch Equation Beach. t\\'O-linle winner of the has a hull \veight or 200
crossed the finish li'ne first in title will be defending. Decker pounds. The boat planes easily
the Anna polis, J\Id ., to sails an eight year o!d kit-built and carries a spinnaker for
Newport yacht race l\1onday boat. Most of the other con-racing. There are over 17 ,000
night ~1th a new elapsed Lime tenders will be fiberglass. registered in the world and 800
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Our results speak for th.emselves.
We know we can help you lose those
pounds and inches.
We /mow we cari help you achieve a
inore attractive figure this summer.
And we guarantee it in writing.
So, do as thousands of figure-conscious
girls before you have done; reduce the
Gloria Marshall way this spring and
star t the summer '''ith a new _yo u.'
. . . . -. . . ·1--- - ------------·•
;1 GU~RANTEE • -
{•'Tell us the dress size you want to .be. We will I
I then anelyze your fiture and tetl )IOU e•actly t • 1 the number Of Inches you n-e-ed to los·e:-we-a'e t
1 so sure of your re9Ults that we gua rantee in· •
writing that if your measurements are not as I
promised, you may continue your tfeatments t.
• •at no charge until your goal ls reached. 1 ' . ··. --------- - ---- ---~-~ ,!..•• ''!..:•••!,•• ___ ............
And you're looking at the proof.
•
At the midway point in the
summer series. Murray \vas in
first with his 20 points: Nordli
has 12, Paul ti-1clntosh eight,
Larry Strong six. 11art five.
and the rest of the fleet with
twd or less points each.
Fleet Four members \\'ere
told !it a pre.race-meeling that
the Dana Point Yacht Club
has opened its entry lists in
the July 1 Race Day to
Catal ina 27 s k i p p e r s .
Participants are asked to
meet Sunday. July lat 10 a.m.
at the yacht club.
record for the biennial event. The nationals are being held in the U.S.
The ketch, owned by John T. lp;..;.~~~~~~~,iiiiii;;;~.;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•~[I
Potter of P!ainvie,v, N.Y.,
crosscd..the--finish line...at_Cas·
tle Hill Light al the entrance
lo Narraganseu Bay at 11:20
p.m. arter an official passage
of 57 hours, 19 minutes, 48
seconds.
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That broke the old mark by
fcur hours. 18 minutes.
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Ar 1 O a.m. and 8 p.m.
at the famous
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of CALIFORNIA
445 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
Only Th• YOGA CENTER f•1 ch•1 th• two ty1f•m1 of yo9•. 11:1!•
yo9• for th• mt11d. H•th• yot• for th• body. L••rn ml11d control,
whtl• you build • bttutiful ody. l1•rn the ftmous Sri Surtlh
thort.cul meclit•tio11 1v1t•m. It •ccornplith•t 111 w1e•1 whtt m•y t••• mo11th1 or Y••rt by o!h1r m•lhoc:lt. I~ ,.,... ..,...U"f
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Wed ft••cley, Jun• 27th ti 9:JO •·"'· & 7:00 p.111 .
MILDRED,WALSH
librarian' ...
l hH always be!n overweight llld s:if-
lere4 W problems itue to poor POS·
hire betoie I began mp prog11m witll
Gloril lll•sflall. Ill jast three moritfls I
-iost 22 t8S. tfld 25 INCHES aiiil went
from a size 16 to 12. My posture arid
clrctrlatiorl hatt itn(lroved aJlll I look
' Ind ltd )'tlf$ l'(lUl!ltf.
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KATHY GRISE
Woitr111
It's fantastic! Ifs challged my
hie -m1 perS011ahly -my world. Sil£
20Yl to a perfect P£l1TE 10. I lost~
INCHES ind 60 POUNDS ill five
li'IOftlht liilh you, Gloria M¥~11!
Thank JOU and rour ~tall.
THELMA ROY
Housew ife
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Fashion
NEW YORK (UPI) -The current
fashions breathe the nostalgia of the .
1920s and 1930s.
But if somewhere along the way you
inherited a dress or suit from that
_period, don't try to salvage it. With rare
exceptii>n, it'll still look dated.
"Fashion runs in cycles." said a
woman veteran of the style world. "But
the revivals come back with a different,
a today, look.''
What's back.in the new collections arc
fluid-looking gowns, shirtwaist dresses
and sweaters in all lengths and guises.
The Paris couture's "fanny sweater"
length down around the hips was the big
hit Qf the ran showings !or international
buyers.
"We're seeing a lot more titted
silhouettes," said Wanda \Vdowka. direc-
tor of the Traphagen School of Fashion.
"You see it in the shirtwaists, even in
bridal gowns where the high Empire
waistline is being replaced with the
natural .waistline~ •
·~The figure-consc'ious _shapes are not
_being done b~ an elaborate sy~em 3 f in·
ner construction," she c on t i n u e d .
-"Designers haVe learned how to make
darts and seams and the supple fabrics
do the work."
Even so, Miss \Vdowka said, a lot of
\Voinen "ill be reluctant to return to
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A black silk crepe gown
~ith bare midriff and
fort and mobility of ·the beltless chem·
ise."
One thing's cert.in, she said. "Today's
women now · are dictating to the
designers."
Christian Dior (lf Paris was probably
the first of the grea_t dictators of style, she
said. It was Dior's 1947 mid-calf Jen~
billowing skirts and taut waistlines that
became known as the "New Look."
Said the fashion director, "There's no
such thing today as ONE look. The accent
is on comfort and rOobility. And easy
care. The sweaters represent comfort.
The synthetics mean minimum care.
And I don't th.ink women will give up _
pants."
Miss Wdowka (pronounced wah-Oow-
ka I talked of fashioo as the Traphagen
School began observance of its 50th an-
niversary.
Recyc e~
Geoff rey Beene
loo k of th e
return s. to th e
30s and earl y
40s with t his_ grey lam e _gown
. with sweepin g skirt made
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(l eft·· anda D'row n ~:!~;~1u';;!,:"'.;:t~8:t'~~~~ --------'-----fo r-a-g;and-ent <a itce •. ____ 1
• the past with a sho'v from its· costwne chiffon accordion collectioo -1,000 items, some originals,
some reproductions.
pleated frock by Andre . The scllool was rounded in 1923 by the
Beene, Victor Joris, James Galanos, I.Alis
Estevez and Anne Klein.
Olive r' are reminesce nt late Ethel Traphagen and calls itself the
oldest in the country devoted exclusively
Miss Wdowka had taken the two-year
course herself in the 1940s bul went into
' -of -fa shions a-few
decades ago.
to fashion. _..,:c::or;;:nm ercia.l art for a y.fule.
Jt brags of the awards its Like a homing pigeon, she found her-
graduates have won, including seven self going back to the school, first to
Cotys, considered the most sought, for teach, then become assistant director and
Helen Lee, Stan Herman, Geoffrey three years ago f'!_ll director.
1'1iss \Vdowka thinks Paris has lost its
clout as the world 's style center-"That's
\Vhy Paris designers went into ready-to-
\vear iand boutiques instead of continuing
to cater only to the very wea lthy woman .
"Even \YOmen with 'money don't y,·ant
to !C:>k like money. 'Slie saf . · ,.
And as for those annual best-dressed
lists, Miss \Vdo"•ka simply shrugged and
said "they serve no purpose."
~Tying Knot Made Easy
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The French invented the cravat, but
now bo\v ties are in.
So the big question is, how to tie them?
Study the diagram and then follow
directio!".s.
I-Start w'ith end in the left hand ex-
tending 1 1 lfl inches below that in rigtit
hand.
2--Cross longer end aver shorter end
and pass up through loop.
-,'I-Form front loop of bow by doubl· ~;:,,_...;.;,.:,.;...,._ ing-up shorter. end (hanging) wtd plac~
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across collar points.
4-Hold this front loop with thumb and
forefinger of left hand. Drop Jong end
down 'over front. ,
S-Place right forefinger, pointing up,
on bottmn half of hanging part. Pass up
behind from loop.
6-Poke· resulting loop throogh knot
behind front loop. Even ends and tighten.
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the fall-winter .collections
.. the lavish use of feathers IS
on at-home and go-out fashions.
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.J DAil Y PI LOT Tursday Junr lCJ. l lJ73 •
Dialing 542-6153 May'--Prevent Child Abuse
By ALLISON OEERR
Ol llM Dtll~ ,U.i Slltt
S42-6\53,
I.earn this number. 11 n1<1~
save a chilrt froni ph)sicul.
verbal or e1notional abuse 1lr
J'l('gll'Ct.
S42..Sl53 is the tclephoue
number for the 24·hour
Parents Anonymou.s llotline.
11 is mannc<I on a continUous
basis by trained , anonymous
vol unteer.;. lncon1ing calls arc
referred by a I' a re n t s
,\nonymous operator to the
\'Olunteer on duly.
The fi ve-month-Old hot line
has been supported financially
nnd with \"Olunt cer staff by
se\'eral Orange County jun ior
"·omens' clubs. "·ith the lr\'ine
Juniors the mo.st active in this
area.
The Orange County Dcparl·
mtnt of Social \\'elfare ls cur·
rently training a new grou p of
23 volunl{'ers ror hotl,ine duty ..
ltC'C'ruilment and training arc
uo·going.
Cl\'IC NF.Ell
'"fhe hotline arose out of
need,·· explained B e t t y
Cllibarri . assista nt conununity
resourres coordinator ror the
v.·el fa rc deparUnent wh o
su riervises the department 's
\Olunteer programs.
"The incidence of chlld
abuse in Orange Clunty is in·
creasing. Perhaps we are
more aware of the 11umber of
cases because more agencies
are v.·orking in the chlld abuse
fi eld. Once only s c r i o u s
physical abuse came to the al·
tention or the police."
She said tha t the hotli ne is
designed as an anonymous
wuree of help for the abus.ive
or potentially abusive.parent.
"1'hcy can cull the ho1 line
nurnbcr and talk to someone
before they lose their cool. \\'e
fei:l that the hotline prevents
son1e abuse or children.
"A parent who has just
abu.9Cd a child doesn't y;an t to
go l.o a relative or a neighbor.
Bll t perhaps they can talk
anonymously wit h someone
on the hotline and resolve the
immedi ate problem."
REFERRALS
Another facet is rererral.
Arter dealirig \\'ith the irn·
1nediate problem , the'° hotline
volunteer can refer l he
abusive parent to Parents
Anonymous or one of several
county agencies for help.
·'Purpose of the phone
volunteer is to provide under·
Boosters Playing for Big , Big Stak~s
standing. encouragement and \'Oluntl'tts the skills to deal begins with severttl large
a referral to the proper agen· with se veral degrees o f group meeti rms conducted by
cy," she explained. .stress." three ol us' from Protective
"Thl" \'Olunteers do not get 1'he basic training course in· Services," Palk said. "Then
personatly involved with a volves four morning sessions, we break down Joto north and
part icular caller and l h e l\\'O hours each, conducted by south regions so the meetings
a11ony1n1ty of caller a n d Miriam Spear of Child a re more easy for volunteers
voluntee r allkc . ls protected. Protecti ve Services. to attend.''
Callers are never given a Paul Palk, also with Child . TRAINING GIVEN
l1on1e number of a specific Protective .Services .• expla.in.ed 'l'raln1ng, he added, "has to volunteer." h that t ere 1s ?n·going .tra1q1ng be an on.going thing. During 11le.rc arc several types of as well. Evenmg meetings are the basic training we deal with
abuse. she added, that many held in private homes for how to answer the caller
people do not conside r -those already manning the areas of concern, resou~
physical abu~, Ph Y s ic 3 l hotline and to train .new ava ilable for the volunteer to
negle:ct. emot1onal abuse · volunteers who caMot attend use. the limitations oC the
emotional neglect, v c r b a I . Uie morning training sessions. volunteer and when more ex· ab~ and sexual abuse. In the north end of the coufl-pertise may be needed."
ABUSE \\'ITNESSED ty, meelings are held in The volunteers, he added,
"\Ve all exprC'ss outrage rit Anaheim and Garden Grove. "are people dealing with peo-
hearing of or witnessing abuse The southern region meetings pie. 'I'here are all kinds of
of children. This is an 01>-generally are in the Irvine alternatives that can effect
portunily to help prevent some area. them and the way they handle
of it. The training gives "Training this "'ay usually a call."
Vol unteers , at firSI , are
limited in thtlr roles until they
assure the 5Upcrvisors of their
manner of handling culls.
"Then we encourage them to
extend. the mselves.
"Volunteers mu s t be
mature, sensitive adults, flex·
ible, able to handle their own
lifestyle before they can help
others. They must be flexJble
in their ability to handle crisis
situations.''
Calls coming in on the PA
1-lotllne may not involve chlld
abuse directly; Palk addtd.
CALLS VARIED
"You get all kind s of calls
on a hotline number. If
another hoUine is busy, or not
working on a round·Ule-cloek
basis they may use the
Pa rents Anonymous number.
"This could includ~ su.lcldc,
vt'hich in.lght 00 given to the
OCMC Crisis Ct!nter; a chlld's
psycholOfl:ical problem, which
1night be referred to the qtil~
Guidance Center, or a call put
In by somoonc who is ~t·
nesslng abuse of a. chlld not
thei r O\\'n."
Anyone intertsletl in the
vol unteer probra1n can contact
Betty Ulllbarri at 8344703 or
Miriam Spear. 834-2583 for
further information a b o u t
training classes.
Referrals for abusive or
potentially abwiive parents
cnn be n1ade through thest
c o nta c t s to Parents
Anonymous groups meeting !Ji
the county during the day af\d
evenings.
Sans Humor, Mom Would Flip
' By ERa..1A BOrtlBECK J began lo think about
Every once in awhl\e, my motherhood.
fl ip approach to motherhood There seemed to be several
arouses the wrath -Of-a few avenucs-open--to me·: (a} take
rcadeis. myself seriously and end up
"\Vhy dld you h a v e drinki ng gin just after the
children?'' ... ';You're a tcr· school bus left; (b) take the
rible mother!" .. , "I feel children seriously and end up
sorry for your family!" filter drinking gin before the school
ncross my desk. bus left ; (e) admit to the fear
\Vhen l was born I was 4{) and frustration and have a
years-old...w.ith-a cuP-ot.-.~old-good-t ime-with it-. -
coffee in one hand, a sponge in Tt hasn't been e a sy .
the other and the origina l Ex· Everyone loves a child. Fa.ce
cedrin headache. l\-1y parents it. They're young, adorable
exclaimed, •·Good g r i e r ! and innocent. The world is on
\Ve've given birth to a 130-. their side.
pound parent!" Or so it seem· A-fy three-year-0 ld once sun k
1..•ct. her entire set of tee th into my
As 1 sat in the middle or shoulder, causing me to go to
three children one night, chip-the doctor for possible stit-
ping the enamel 1?ff my teeth ches. He gave the child a
by biting a knot out of a tetanu s shot and barked nt
shoestring that a child had me, "What did you do to pro-
been getting wet a!I day long, voke the child?''
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
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WIT'S
END
In a public restaurant one
night, I rapped one kid for
loosening the taps on salt
shakers,-anothe.r-f_oc--m_aking
ri\'ers out of the -gravy and
socked one in a chair hard for
rearranging the f u r .n i t u r e
! \\'ith diners still in them) only
lo have a couple.stop by the
table and cluck, "Some people
don't deserve children."
I defy any parent who has
been on a trip with a child who
kicked the seat for 50 miles,
thrown his shoes out of the
"'indow, lost his pet sn ake in
Cleveland during the live
o'clock traf fi c and spilled his
slush down your back. to teU
me she has never considered
abandoning· him at the nc.1t
Shell station.
Wha t mother has never
' fallen on her knees when she ·
has gone into her son's
bedroom and prayed. "Please,
God. No more. You "'ere only
supposed to give me what I
could handle"? __
And while we're being
honest, what grandn1othe r ha_s
ne,·er heard her s m a 11
grandson beal on the piano
·with his rists for three hours
and not looked apprehensively
at the clock? tTV blames it on
irregularity, but the truth ls
they're going bananas.)
To my critics I can only
assure you there is love ).11
every line . And remind you
that he who lau~hs .. ,,. last,.,!
Sagittarius: Take Initiative
tarian couJd be involved. I(
yoo strike hard bargain, you
\'Bncemerll. Knoy,• it and act
accordingly.
FOunlain-v au·ey-t itt le-teague-South-boosters-wil l
change gan1es Friday, June 22: .ror a Las Ve$<i.s
Ni ght in the Fountai n Valley C1 vn.: Cente r. i\nt1c1·
-pating·big stake S--a nd-lar:ge-proceeds..from the J und·
raiser are ~I r. and 'Mrs. John Blamer. Tickets wil l
be .sold at the door.
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 20
associates. A\'oi d extremes.
Obtain hiri t from V i r g o
__ _,m~e;;""1~ge. 0 I d e r ipividual
By SYD1\TEY"l>~fAM oes 8Ve your lleSt 1nlereS:ls
AR IES (~farch 2l·April 191: at heart. '.t'ou benefit from ex·
En1phasis is on light ing areas per iellte of others.
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PISCP:S'(F<b-:--l!l'~!;l!'Ch-,01, ~
~fuch of ":hat has been an
obstacle can be hurdled. Be 3 Full Service
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A 'Loose Connection
DE:AR ANN LANDE:RS' Whal would
be -a reasonable nu mber or telephone
calls bety,·een a single lady y,·ho works in
an office and her aged mother? Vester-' day we coun ted eight call s in the mom·
ing and six in the afternoon.
r..tiss R. telephones her mother the
minute she sits down at her desk. \Vithin
an hour her [nother calls her back. The
conversations are about the cat. the
weather, the price of meat, the neighbors
and other trivia.
\Ve co1nplained to the boss and he said
il1s up to us. He's in another office· a!ld
not bothered by it. \Ve'd like your op1n·
ion. -SIC OF TllE DRIVEL
OEAR ORIV: Obviously the \roman's
umbilicol cord Is made of piano "'ire,
"'hicb Is \'t:ry snd. !\lentioning it "'on'l
hrlp, It woWd only hurt ber feelings. I
su~pect she bas already been hurt
enough. so "'bY don't you cats retract
your cl&\.\'S and mind your O\\TI business? •
DEAR AN'.'l I.ANDERS: hiy wife is an
enterta1nrr. Three months go she started
to ,,·ork 1n a very nice club. \Vhen ."'e
fi rst married "'e agreed that dancing
with custo1ners was out. t ~lost clubs
don 't allo11 11 any way. because it creates
problems. l
\Vhen J tound out my wife v.•as duncini
v.·i1h c'uston1crs eve ry night I t.old her I
\Yasn '{ going fo strum ror tt e\'en though
she swore she never danced s[O\Y
numbers, only rock. \Ve had a talk and
she agreed to stop.
Last week I \\•alk ed into the clu b and
found her dancing 1vilh a customer aga in.
It was a slow number and if she had been
<iny closer to the guy she y,·0t.dd ha~e
been behind him. Th<Jt night y,·e had a big
argumrnl. She slapped me and yell ed.
··rm trying to kee1> our ma rriage
together but your nagging is too much!''
Now she has ordered me to stay a\vay
fro1n t he clu b. Furthermore. I am not
suppased to ask any questions when she
comes home.. fro m one hou r to fiv e hours
!ale. Also I'm not supposed to ask her
how sht!g61 hon1e. -
I need your advice. -TH IN ICE
DEA R TITIN: \'our \\'ife should be told
lo tnake a choice -her ma rriage or the
job. Ifs apparent that she can't handle
both. And don't be surprised if !'he
chooses the Job. Noth ing In yo ur letter in·
dlcates that sbe places much value on
the tnarrlagr.
\\lhat's prudish'~ \\'hat'i. OK? If you
aren't sure, you need so me help. lt"s
~vaita blc in the booklet: "Necking and
Pctling -\Vhal Are the Limits?" ~!ail
you r request to Ann Landers in care of
the Da ily Pilot. enclosing 50 cents in coin
and a Jong. stan1pcd, self-addrcs.;(!(I
envelope.
Are you. or someone you care about
messing uroond \\'ith drugs -or <'Oll·
sldcring tt? Arc :ill drugs bnP't \Vh::it
about pol ._ ln moderation ? Ann Lan-
ders' new booklet, "St.raight DQpc on
Drugs." separates the rac ts from the fie·
tlon. For each booklet ordered send a
doll ar bill, plus a long , self·addrcssrc1 ,
Sl:l mpcd envcloDC. (16 cents postage \ 10
Ann Landers, Box 3346, Chicago, Ill.,
600a4 .
Activity
Features
Artists
A rt Lea gue
pr e v i o u s I y dark. Seek . SCORl'l.0 (Oct. 23-Nov. 211:
kno1vlcdge in out -of -w ay '~ou a.cl11e\'C. P e r s o 11 a 1
p!11ces. Re ject 1the superficial." n1agn:t1sm1flol\'S. You ca n sell
Cancer indi vidu al ma~· play and ·\\'tll.,Be rea~y for change,
key role. Secret conference tra~'el. a va_r1ety ~f e~·
could fi ~ure 1>romioently~ VUit penenccs. Spcc1a l rcl~~o~p
one confined to home. hospital. b!ossoms. Lu~ar postt~CMl !n-
TAURUS (April 20-~lay 20l: dicales Jove 1s much 1n ptC·
. d f lure. Ac~t 1s on rcwar rom pr~ SAGIITARIUS
fess1onal endeavors. There 1s
added recognition. chance for
travel and \'acation. Recrea·
lion replaces gloomy deta ils.
You are able lo relax and ex·
press. friend gives gift of ap-
preciation.
GE!\fl NI (~lay 21.June 20 ):
confident enough to take in-'I Locations in
itiatjve. Be a self.starter. ~ Huntington Beach
\·our ti 1nfi1g is sharp enough )
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PRESCRIPTIONS-,
fur you to be at right place ~11 • tll•t1• A~"" 9 oeuvtr~' app ropriate period. Leo could Let n rtf111 vour prt1rnt
be.. involved. 1 1M"ncr1prion1
IF TODAY IS y 0 u It I ttle I 1~~1~~:Cti:0°a~e a;~ fo';!:i li ,,, "~ .. 10s ;~
to family. You also ha1·e made ~I H""H1HJ1°" H•rt>o11r • .._...,
some .recent moves \\'hich [,.:.-1_•~"' :;i;'"_'"-~_-'~~·)'.1 those close to yo u could con--~ -·=-~
sider selfish. But you do h:l\'C ----
life of you~ 01\·n lo li\'e. Get [,,~~~~~~~~ ... rid of guilt fceHng.s. July ;._ /.__ ·
~hou ld be you r mcs1 signiri-, ~
tan! month of 1973. Nt'"' c~n.: FRANCJS-
tacts \\'ill be neede d for ad-I
J·fosting ~ i\·Jee1-1he·<1rtist
reception iw the I h e a t e r
gallery. GotClcn \Vest Coll ege
"'ill be members of th"c I lun·
lington BeHch Ar t League.
'fhc reception y,·:ll he from
7:30 ·10 9 p.rn. \\'edncsday,
June 20.
Ad1·a ncemer.t made tO\l'ard
goal. Rel<1tionship \\'ith pro-
fci;sional superior imprr)\cs.
Kev is ID ma inta in steady
paCl'. Be aware of fine points,
deta ils. If thorough. you un-
(Nov. 2"1·
Dec. 21 ): Take initiative in
checking property. ridding
home of safety hazard. Leo.
Aquarius persons could figure
prominently. Be aware of
subtle ouanccs. Do sonic
personal checking. \Vhat you
talc.e for granted coul d ha\'e
me. e VAiue than supposed . ,
(,A Pl\ I CORN I Dec. 22-Jan . ;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
191: There could be ernotionaJ ll
extravaganza. ?.1eans ideas
abound and you reel with fei:l·
Ing alive. Avoid scattering
forces. Be selective. Relative
confid es problem but does not
rea ll y want 3 dvice, just sym·
pathetic approval.
MIN IATU)l1a CIVIi. WAil
'\.,,ORR J
Fli\~; STATIONEHY
Association
/1. lecture demonstralion -Oy cover facet "'hich aids in
l\'Hss J ulie Gregory of Laguntt overcoming obstacles.
Beach is J>la nned for th e nex t CANCEll (,June 21-J uly 221:
meeting or lhc /I. r t i s l s c:ood lunar aspect now coin-
/1.ssociation o f l-l ttntin gton cides with publ i.."ihing, travel·
Beach North. i n g , organizing Jong·range
l\liss Gregory v.•i!l paint <l p!nns. Ge nii.ii. Virgo persons
seasca pe \Vi~h pall.ct kn ife. could be in picture. Change of
The 1nci:-11ng. \\'111 be ca!led scenery Is beneficial. Be nex-
10 order at 7 .~ p.1n. \\rd-• ibl c. Analyze situation.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18 l: ff careless. you could lose
money. \Vhat appears a gUt·
tering offer could tack solid
roundation. Know it and Insist
on fact s, guaranti;es. Sagtt.
O~D DOU.• O~O .GUNI
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COLLECTORS
SHOI!__ Wt.!'
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CllllA Ill IAI · ttt-!11111 •Alllll
WE HAVE ENTHUS IASTIC AND HARDWORKING
n,esday. June 2~. in the 1\1urd y tt:o (July 2l-Aug. 22 ): You
I ark Community Center. rnay get too mu ch of what ap------------
Se cretari es 1>ears lo be a g~ thi~g. -RUffELL'S AVAILAI LE AT MOST HOURS -FOR AS FEW AS TH REE
HOURS, OU.R UNIVERSITY STUD ENT EMPLOYEES ARE CAR E •
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torney J ames \V. O'Brian . dulgence. lncludes giving in to UPHOLSTERY
president of the Orange C.:o un-provocative individual '"ho wtlt• YH W•t t<J kes \Vi\h no intention Of Tt.e ... t IY Bar Association is OIJ the agenda for the next meeting of returning anything. ~tessagc 1t2J H.W •~.
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HOURS I A.M. lo 12 AND t to 5.
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social hour and dinnl·r :i1 6: JS Uc slightly o(f center. Time is
p.rn. \Vedncsda y, June 20. in on your side. Play waiting
the-Smugglers Inn, Orange. ga me. Get.. to kn~w your.eeU-.
Presiden t wi ll be L 0 i s Look lt\\vard for answers.
McKeon , .and others \\'ill be Hefuse to pu sh or be pushed.
Marilyn Grogan and f\IArlcnc Legal ramiflcatior\s should be
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treasurer; Phyllis Sa I yer . Accent is on basic issues. In·
governor. and Jean llcc kcr, eluding health nnd the wny
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Leukemia Doesn't Stop Twins'
BLOO~UNGTON. ~1inn. /UPI) -His
tiftloog dream v.·as 10 be :i big league
baseball player and now that he has
nuade if" 11Iinnesota T"''ins shortstop Dan·
ny Thompson isn't going to l!'.!1 leukemia
hold h.im ba<.'k.
"Really, it's the saint for everybody on
lhis earth," Thompson, 2G, says. "You
just hive only so long to do your thing.
"You don't have time to get dov:n.
You've got to kt-ep your head up and go
right at it."
It was tough to accept last winter \\'hen
Thompson found out. .. he had leukemia.
But fighting back js nothing new for Dan·
ny. an Oklahoman lvho doesn't drink or
smoke and gets along with mosl
everybody.
Hjs baseball caretr has been 1.hreaten·
ed t\vice before by sr.tlous injuries and
~e l~iously worked l'iis way back each
ttml'.
Dann had no ad\'ance warning of h1S'
latest problem. Las! year. in tus first full
season in the majo rs, he led all ·
shortstop s in both leagues in hilling \\'ilh
a .276 average and. in Janu<1ry this year.
_he '''as feeling in peak condition when he
reported for hi s annuHl pre-season
physical.
The team physician, Or. Lt.'Onard .J.
ti.fichienzi. c.allcd him back for more tests
because of an "infection." then said he
wanted a bone marrow tap.
"'Whal's goiJJg on . Doc?" asked a
curious ·rhompson . ''\\'hal are you look-
ing for?"
"\Ve'rc checking !or I e u k em i n . ' '
fltichlcnzi re plied.
1'hon1pson the n \\las diagnosed as hav-
ing chronlc gra11ulocytic leukemia \\'hich.
uud('r current rni!dlca l knowledge . i i>
usually fatal. DQCtOrs gave 1'horn11son
fi ve years 10 p!Uy baseball.
"Danny reacted with disbelief." said
his wife. Jo . 11•ho is expecting their se-
<.'<Jnd child about July 4. "It \1'as pretty
hard to ;.1ccept for someone \\'ho has
ahvays relied on his body for his
liveli hood ."
Jn the four and one-half months since
he '''as infonnt'<I of hi s disease.
'J'hon1pson has lctirnl·d to cope almost u11·
Dodgers' Russell-Mak~µg
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It's Too Late, Jack
GJeveland second baseman J ack Broban1er. an ex-Huntin.gton Beach
High standout, applies tag too late as Detroit's Tony Taylor sli de s in
safely. Cleveland dropped its sixth straight game ~Ionday: 5-l .
NCAA Athl_etes Subj ect
To Tests for Drug. Use
lain \Vhether Smith \vould pla y.
Smith, the U.S. Davis Cup star fron1
~a Pines, S.C .. was one of 71 players
who have threatened to boycott the
tournament . '
\VA S}l!NG TO N -Athletes
participating in National Collegiate
Athletic Association competition will be
subject to random tests lfor drug use
be-ginning next fall , an NCAA ·official
says. ---As the· seedings 1vere announced, these
Rebert \V. Pritchard, chairman or the players were still \\'ailing to hear the rul-
NCAA's drug education committee. said ing of a British hi gh court judge. on
!he athletic organization would carry out Y.'hether Nikki Pilic. banned Yugoslav·
urinalysis and other tests on athletes. star. will be al1011·ed to cornpetc.
follO\\'ing a decision reached at a recent B T · J
-NGAA convention. __ rewerS ' l'llllll p I
"The situation is critical." he said .
The tests would not lead to punish-
ment. Pritchard told the Senate Juvenile
Delinquency subcommittee Mooday, but
would be used "only to gather , facts
\1·hic h \re hope will provide us with future
direction" in fighting drug abuse.
J ones Selected
\VASHJNGTON -Former Boston
Celtics_star K .. C. J.QJles was n:amed head
coach of the National Basketball Associa·
lion Capiuil Bullets Monday. ,
Bullets president Abe PolUn said'S'ones
was given a three-year contract but no
salary figure \1·as released .
Jones. \\'ho played on eight NBA cham·
pionship teams during 13 years \Vilh the
Celtics. moves to the. Bullets after one
yea r as hclld C'oach of the San Diego Con-quisl~dorc11 of the American Basketball
Associa1 ion.
MIL\VAUKEE -George Scolt drove ln
three runs "'ith a pair of horners, power-
ing the red-hot f\1ih,·aukee Brc\\'ers to an
8-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox f\1on-
day night and stretching thei r \Vinning
streak to JO games'. longest in the major
leagues this season. .
Jim Colborn , 9-2 , scattered six hits as
the Brewers won for the 15th time in the
Jast 16 gam·l!s and boosted their lead in
tbe American League East to I ~1.! games
over idle Baltimore.
R obinson Na111ecl
LOS ANGELES -l~erb Robinson was
named footb all coach at Loyola of Los
Angeles Monday. He succeeds Ton'
Richar&. who resigned last month .
Robinson was an assistant to Ric hardi:
in his si ngle season thal sa1v the 11chool's
club football prograrn post a 1·6 record .
LA Sl1 ortstop
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LOS ANC:ELES (AP l -It 's been more
llian-f\\i> rifOn[hs since that riight in April
1vhen Bill Russell , the youn g shortstop of
!he Los Angeles Dodgers. \\'as booed
unmerciful!y.
Many have forgotten about it : not BiU
Rus sel!.
"I \Vas booed prett.v good bu! 1 tried
not to let it bother me."' he recalled lt.1on-
da y night iat Dodger Stadiun1 . ··But l
gues s I did. Still. the 1nanager stuck \vith
Dodge r s S late
All Games nn KFI IUOI
Ju<'le 19 JI Tlan1a a! Los An11e ll"S June ;>O Allan11 ii! Los Angeles
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Jun~ 23 Cill(lnnatl al Los Ange!h (1)
even see myse!L ··
1·ss 1>.m. 7:55 p,m _
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1'he n1anagcr. \Vall Alston. loo ked into
his crystal ball and sa1v the man \\'ho's
going to be his shortst op for a good many
~'ea rs. :.ind.one nlghl wasn·1 going to ruin
jr_
No "'· t11·0 n1onths later. Russell is
playi ng short.stop like a seasoned
veleran. !Ie·s al so becon1ing a vital part
or ·lhe DOOger offense .
J\1onday night ;is the. Dod~rs romped
o\'er the Atlanta Br-.aves 13·3 Ru ssell con-
tri buted lour singles to ra ise his batting
average to .28:6. He drove in a carecr-
high fi ve run s.
TI1e Dodgers pounded out 17 hits, all of
th('m singles, for their third \1·in in a rO\\'
i'lnd eig hth in thei r last r1 games.
The victory increased th e Los Augeles
lc<id over idle San Francisco to <1 full
gJmc in the National League's \Vcstern
Division.
Andy illessersmi1h coas\ed to hix
se venih vi ctory by scattering seven hits
-t1ro of them homer s. by Darrell Evans
and Dave Johnson.
The Dodgers. besides their 17 hits. al so
made considerable mileage out or six
Atlanta errors. Of Los Angeles'.' 13 runs
only eight \vere earned.
l\ilessersmilh. lik e most p itc her s ,
preferred to talk aboul hls hitting. 11c
had three of the 17 hits and drove in one
of the runs.
··f11an, I'm glad lo be out of the
J-\meriran League." he said, "because I
don't like that designated hitter rule. I've
\rorked barder on my ~itt ing thi s year
t h;in ever before.''
The Dodgers roll ed up five runs in the
fi rst innin g, all of them unearned thanks
to an error ·by Johnson. They put till~
gil inc out of reach \vith four more in th<'
thi rd and added three in the sixth and
an other in the eighth.
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noticed, keeping his feellngs bottled in·
:iide.
"I didn't reaUy waftt it to come out in
the news last winter," he said. "It's (l
personal thing.
"But it you 're going to have leukemia,
I guess I've got the best kind to hav e.
'l'he only symptoms I had is that my
"'hite blood cell rount is high -about
25,000 instead of 6.000 to 8.00CI. They can't
even treat it until it's 100,000 and it's not
dangerous until it's 700.000.
··Acute leukemia is like \Yhat the young
kids have. The type I have people li ve
1vith all their lives. II could be five years
before it feally affected.me.'.'
Despite a rash or arm injuries \\'hi ch
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may have contributed to his team high 14
errors, Thompson had played in all but a
'half-dozen games up untJJ recently, bat·
tlng about .260. Then he pulled a ham·
string muscle June 13 and that y.•os ex·
pected to sideline him at least a y.•cek,
Twins manager Frank Quil ici said or
Thompson's leukemia: ··As Jong as Dan·
ny hits .the baseball and fields, he will
play. Our biggest problem \I' i t h
Thompson is over-husUe. l·le's n
dedicaled kid . l!e wants to play every
1ninute of the game. IC he has a
mechanical error, he goes out and \VOrks
and works until he gets it straJghtened
out."
Dann)' usually keeps his f~Jings to
himself, but sometimes lt's hard.
"Sure. I worry about 11 ." he said. "It
just scares you to death wondering what
goes on Inside you. I fL'{'I good but I su~
pose there's an en1otional drain. It's
always in the back of your 1nind."
Thompson has closely folloY.'ect !he
latest research toward· finding a cure for
leukemia and he talk.'i optlmistically of
\\'Ork being done by 1.111 Israeli docto~ In
Jcrusalein .
"I an1 v('r)' religious," he said. "l'nt a
f\1ethodist and l'"e gone to church all my
life. I suppose I've said a few more
prayers lately.
"You've got to believe in miracles."
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ANDY MESSERSMITH IS TAGGED OUT AT FIRST BASE BY BRAVES' DARRELL EVANS.
Can It · Get Any Closer?
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Angels in · Fifth --11/2 Back
CH ICAGO iAP ) -There·s a logjam
ra pidly building up in the American
League \Vest and it is fa st becoming a
1nystery how the Chicago White Sox are
managing lo hold onto first place.
The. slumping \\'hite Sox suffered thei r
fourth slraight Joss and their I Ith in the·
last 16 games J\1onda y night when .the
California Angels humiliated thcn1 9-2
be fore a nationally televised audi ence.
Despite the loss. the Sox held their lead
Uy one-half game but the fifth ·place
Angels nloved "'ithin J 1z games of the
lead.
··1 don't care "'hat place \\'e're in."
S!lid CaJifomia manager Bcibby \Vinkles.
"\Vhal counts is ho\v far \\'e're out of
first place. All I can say is this is turning
into a pretty good race.''
Rudy May scattered 10 hits for his
sixlh victory in 12 decisions and the
Angels struck for nine runs in the fourth
and fifth innings to overhwelm the Sox
"'ho were guilty of some misplays in the
outfield .
Cali fornia scored four in the fourth
mainly because or a t"'o-run triple by
Alan Gallaghe r. The ball sailed out of the
reach of right fielder John Jeter. who
might have made a better effort.
F'i\'e more California runs ~cored in the
fifth as the .SOx let a fly ball by Mike
l.<:pstein drop for a run-scoring single as
left fielder Carlos ~Iay and center fielder
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Rick Reichardt looked at each other.
1\vo more run s srored on bases-loaded
1\'alks by relieve r Jim Geddes who also
\1•ild pitched home another run.
"You have to take the bitter with the
011 'l'V T o11ig/11
C ha1111el 5 al 6
s1veet." sai d \\lhi!e Sox manager Chuck
Tanner 1vho relu ses to knock hls playe rs
despite the tean1's horr"entlous·slump. ··1
know ,,·e're getting beat. There are no
excuses.
"I know the fans. arc beginning to get
on us bu t you have to be men and take
that too . I have faith we.'ll rebound and
do a good job.''
Injuries to center fielder Ken Hen-
derson and second baseman Jorge Orta
certainly have been <.'<l!.1ly and the Sox
niighl also lose the Sl'rviccs of 1\-lission
Vic>jo's Bill !\l('lton.
l\1clton. who cracked hi s 12th homer lo
give the Sox a, l·O lead in the sccood in-
ning. doubled in the ('ighth and came up
\\"ith a pulled leg muscle.
~1clton definitely 1\•ill miss tonight'~
game against the Angels and if the injury
is really serious he could be out as much
as a week to JO days.
Grooving Aaron Pitch
Will Me ru1 Suspe1ision
Nl::\V YORK IAP l -··1 can 't bel ie\'C
the commissioner could take this serious·
ly. '' said Los Angeles Dodger pitcher
Andy l\.1essersmith.
"It's all a big joke . I don't re1nen1bcr
exactly what I was doing." said Phil J1cn·
nigan, pitcher for the Ne\\' York Mets.
"But you know 'how ballplayers are.
We horse around in the clubhouse and
that's the way it waS. Yeah , yeah. I said
it ; but. it \Vas in a joking way.
The trouble is. Bowie Kuhn wasn'I
laughing.
In response to slatCments by several
pitchers who said they would throw a soft
pitch to he lp Aaron ach.ieve his record-
breaking 715th home run, Kuhn came
down hard.
Kuhn. perhaps feeling that the in tegrity
of baseball \vas threatened. warned that
"suspension y.•ill follow \\'hEire anyone in-
tentionally fails to give his best errort.s ...
"r am greatly distu rbed," he sald. "by
press stories quotin g wmc of our pitch-
ers as saying or Implying 1bat Ibey
\vould be \villing to groove a pitch to
Henry Aaron to help him in his pursuit of
the record for total home runs.
"While I rL'Cognize the possibility of
misquotatlon. I i:nust remind you_ -that
any such conduct \\'Ould violate the re-
quirements of major league Rule 21 lhal
c>very player must give his best efforts
~owa~ the "'.in~ing of any baseball gam'
1n which he is involved. To do otherwise
"'ill result in a lon11t·term suspension."
St. Louis pitcher Reggie Cleveland
\vho had said. "I'd -throw a medl~
fastball right dO\\'n the pike. If he's going
to get it off or son1ebody, it might as wen
be me," -reacted this \vay to Kuhn's
edict: "The way he soy's ii Whoever
gives up lhal 715th is-suspen'd'e<i-for-llfi
... I hope I'm not unlucky enough to
give up that homer . . . "
A1esscrsm!th had said, "I'll lay il right
in ." and he didn't deny ii, adding that ht
\Vasn't being serious.
Ly nn T urns P ro
ROCKF'ORO. 111. -Janel Lynn . t11e
petite blond intema11onal figure skating
champion from this northern Illinois
community. tu'lnounced today sbe is
·!helving her· amateur status in favor or a
Anteaters Adva11~e • ID NCAA Tennis
l·lennigan also didn't disclaim hl1
enrlit.!r stntemcnt -"~vcryonc is in tt\is
i;tame for money . If it's me, I'll Le:ll birO
\\'hat's coming. It \\1ill be n half.speed
fastball dOu•n the middle. It wlil be like
bntting practice, I'd be ~ fool not to-do
it .''
He &ing the same tune on l\.1ondaj
night, only in a different key.
"I'm not going to retract -th.At other
statement." he said 1n Ph.lladelhlo tQ
Tom Baldwin of ~ Associated Press. ,"l
said It, but Kohn should know ho'!
professional career. ·
1be 20-year-old star has won the U.S.
struor women's championshiR for the
palt five )leBrS and earned a bron ze
n1edal In the last '''Inter Olympics.
!'Jn1 ilh Top-seeded
LONDON -Sinn Smjth and ~targaret
Coon ~·ere named today at top seeds In
nrst 'ft'ei!.k 's Wlmbltdon leMis to1..1ma·
1~1 -nlthoogh nobody knew fnr cer-
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PRINCETON. N.J. -Bob Chappell.
the NCAA colfttge division singles ch.am·
pion, paced three UC Irvine tennis
pla yenr Into the second ,.round of the
university division competition a L
Princeton University 1.londay.
C:happcll dcfeR!ed Tim Tranter Qf
DePa ul Unlvf'rsity. 6-3. 6-3. tYbilc Glenn
Cripe, his doubles por1ner, halted Dave
Ebenstein of Bro\\'ll and Scott Can1aha.n
. dcfe1:11ed Dave Beaucho n of Arknnss~.
c:rcg .Jablonski \\'3S victimized by Rich
f"agel of Columbia tor the only loss ()(
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first _ day action suffered by lhe
Anteaters.
In doubles. Chappell and Cripe won
their first ntalch of the week·long tourna·
ment while Jablonski and 1i1ike Fishback
drew. a first round bye.
Today Crfpe \vlll play Jim Del ancy of
Stanford (No. 6 sced l. Ca rnahan n1eels
Dean Colscn of host Princeton 1 No . u • seed). .
Chappell u•IB meet J~rry Locbc of
Pt nnsylvan ia INo. 5 secd 1.
The ,lab lonskl·Flshback doubles nuo
lhal finished ~rcond to Chappf?ll aivl
I
Cripe In the college division tournament
last, week, wlll face a team from
BUCJ<ncll and a victory would send them
back against the No. 3 seeded team from
Miami, Fla.
Raul Ramirez of USC Is the No. 1 seed-
ed singles pluyer in the tournament and
\\138 scheduled to meet ~1ichigan 's Eric
1'"11icdly today in the 81lth annual tournef .
No. 2 sccd<-'tl Alex Mayer of Stnnford
fa ced David llich11rdson or AppAhtch.ian
College.
Observers r a n de Stanford as the
•
favorite for the team title.
UC! finished in a tic for 121h place in-
the University competlllon -a year ago
with ni~e points. The A~te8ters pick~ up
four points on A1onday 1n first day.action.
NCAI, Ult!lVlit•ITV DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS At il"rlnt1lort, N.J .
• ~Infill\ G!t~n Crliit !UC.II dcil, ·tl•~a 1!1Mntt.i<1 18row1U .. ,, ~··· •·l~oll Ch•pptll lUC !J Clttl. Tu,, ,.r~uter l~P<111J) •• ,,
,COii C1rnallan lUCIJ t11I, Dil~e. Oellkllt.n IAt~•ns•1) •4. t·I, . Groo Jab!O!'l~k 1111'1' !ittl •o It IC.h ~'Of' !COiom•
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Ot11D"' Cl'l•PH~Ctlo. il!CO fir!, N~Vlll~·MtMl"i'~!
lluC•nthl t ,1, &·1
ballplayers jOke.'' · -
"How cou ld wvlng up that pilch mean
anything to a pitcher? Does anybody
think money's going lo come to 1hc111?
ft'll melln Just ns much, Ir not more
money Jor me if I get Aaron out1"
Tug McGraw. a f\.1et teummate. had
agreed •that , being. Aaron's 71Sth victim
coold be financially rewarding when be
!•Id: "I'd lhrow my best pitch and hoP<
like hell he hl /S it. I'd be a commodity
I'd 11 lways be in demand on the banquet
rircuil." •
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Timing· Key for All-stars
By ROGER CAIWION
Of tllt Dtllr f'lltt tl•ll
The Soulh has three All-CIF
players In its arsenal for
Saturday's eighth edition ·of
the N~h-South Orange County
All·star basketball game.
try to see to it that they all get
their crack at showing what
they can do," adds Cillis, who
has implemented the passing
game Into the South offense.
tOQ spectacular and then you
have the turnovers and the
sloppy game.••
But Gillis' crew bas looked
anything but sloppy In rolling
to scrimmage victories over
Santa Ana and Orange Coast
colleges. ·
...
won·l~s reeord in the past
two yean.
Ills t972 team lost in the
CI F' AA.AA playo(I
quarterfinals to Pasadena In
overtime (62.fil ) and this
y:ear's team advanced to the
se mifinals before falling to
event ual champion Verbum
.Dei.
Vallely
Sparkles
.For Al ums
But coach Tandy Gillis
refuses to try to mold a W'lit
around All·CIF selections.
"This is a game for all of
the players and I think it
would destroy the game to
concentrate on any indiv idual
or certain combinations," says
Gillis, who is tutoring the
South after four successful
years at Corona del Mar.
"We're going to try and win
this thing, but we're going to
Alamitos
.Raci ng
Entries
"This ·is a new experience
for me," says Gillls, "taking
kids from different proJ1rams
and trying to mold an offense .
But it's really just a matter of
getting down to some very
basic principles -although
some showed a good un-
derstanding or the offense ear-
ly in practice.
"The only thing t h a t
sometimes happens 1n all-star
games is that individua ls
sometimes try to do too much
with the ball . They tend ro· get
"Timing is the main thing
we nee<!," adds 0i11 is ,
Sa1urday's clash' means the
final combination of Corona
dcl Mar stars Casey Jones and
Jeff Wharton, along with
Gillis.
And for the Sea Kings chief
it will be the end ol an era
that saw his quintet capture a
pair of Irvine League cham-
piooships and Chalk up "a 4~5
Corona del Mar High got a
reprieve when Long Beach
City College 'passed up Gillis
in a ,surprising decision.
Thus the Sea Kings appear
to have a lot of things going
their way for the lg73-74
season despite the loss of A11-
0range County players Jones,
Whartan and Matt Keough.
Edison , Mesa , Sea Kings
Bag Harbor Baseb al.l Tilts
. . .
TANDY GILLIS
Sout h Coach
Frederick
Captures
Pentathlon
Edison ~lugged its way to a seventh inning on a pair of to set up the final inning
"1•sT •Ace -lSO v•rds. 3 ve•r 9-3 victory over Fouhtain solo homers, the first by Vince heroics. J ane Frederick of· the
old•. CJ11m1r19. Purse u.oo. cra1m1no Valley for its second straight Bienek and the secOnd by Joe In the nightcap, Dou g pr/ca S3000 • • H bo ba II 1 -· · University of Colorado track Tt1eo Chk ·<Alth•rds) 117 . win m ar r League seba Valenti one out ater. Johnson's seventh inn 1 n g
F•ia.1-CAdalri .oil.? _acti.on.Monday at_Edlson,.,_ At Costa Mesa P _a r .k, single scored Fred Moore club recorded the best long
Ah\'Thm Man (My1.,, 1n ln Oihet-:.games, Costa Mesa · meanwhile, the Bernhardt frOm third as-CoIOOa del Mar jump by· an-American woman
__ P!!ft.J?oo cKnlaM> 11 1 pushed_OYer._an._eight.h._inning bl'.9.~-Stey_e and _p~ve t rallied for a win to set its t~ year •. .20:1.0S4. and went _on i:Z.\" c:11c~~;:r••l ~l; run to edge Huntingto:o Beach combined to hand Huntington summer record atl-1: to· win the AAU women's pen-
Lucky Mui 1wara1 119 6-5. and Corona de! Mar top-a loss in the Oilers' fifs t sum-Fovn111n v.u,.,. 111 , , .,. tathlon Monday at~uc Irvine . Andy Done II (Chemtileu) 1\9 II C:i1rol'1 ornm (Treasure> 111 ped Estancia, 3-2, at Costa mer contest. • Tretsler, 2b • 3 1 l 1 Miss Frederick held a slim
AO(k< Ella LM (8 ank1l 117 Mesa Park. hlh . I Bene~ cl 3 0 0 0 • , d a I F. Id f SI CONO RACE _ 350 y'ras. , year 1 Dave's eig inning doub e u t11on: lb 3 1 1 1 ea over a e 1tzgera o
old1. c111m1na. Purse s1aoo. c1~1m1n1;1 Jeff Nichols' triple with two s·cored Steve, who had reached G11•11eld. '' 3, 'o ,0 '• the Brooklyn Atoms track club price $JOGO. Br1ni1rd, II
F1tt1no Deck ch2rce csm11h1 110 males aboard go t Edison of£ first on a fielder's choice and ~~; :ftt ~ ~ ~ g going into the fina l two events =11
2 J:~c::~11t~reasurei :~ to· a nying start in it s easy advanced to third on a ·\Vil_d ~1:~:i1,~~·0ss ~ g f g l\ionday, but her long jump ef-
S.v111Mh-""-l61Mevl-11;-v.ictory....over_lLu.n Li.n.g.t..o.n.__pitch._and &ffigle b,Y Darryl c~urc~weu, o .t--,o o o J ort _built up an advantage ~~:,~:~ 't:~~ l~::i~111 :i~ Beach, and the Chargers also Cra ndall . -Touui--111; .... 01 ., 5 2 which couldn 't be overcome in
Rosv Joy !Harn 111 got a two-run double from Huntinrl ton Beach had ran. ib r 11 "'1 the final event , the 200-meter Junlpe1' Bir Mill (Wahonl 111 •. 1.k M d t t . I ''b t' I-lines, II 1 1 1 O n oRD !lACE _ 3~ v•rdi. 3 ve11r 1~ 1 e acoy an wo-run ripe ped -out--si:r sin_gles in the ~1::;,d·,/' ~ l ~ g run ..
o1<11 " 11P. c111m1r19. Pvr~~ 11"°°. from Joe Mnrado in the game. fourth and fifth innings to take oesrosit r1. 31:1 2 3 1 1· The long jump, the first Ctalmir19 prle1 s.4000. . • Ni,hols, d 3 2 1 2 Good coov ismil~! ;19 Fountain Valley scored 1ts a 5-3 lead, but Costa l\1esa M1cv. c 3 o 1 1 legal jllmp over 20 feet this
Old Hoe1teod (Ward) 122 I { h . th 11. d { Mar11do. ss 3 O I 2 M. Fred · k ,.,_.,An e11c1t IRlcn••ds1 121 on y runs o t e game m e ra le or one in the seventh c,,o:i,•,n, ~tt'· , ~ g ~ g season gave 1ss er1c
&lllfl R1kltr (Myinl 119 Dtt , 0 0 0 986 points, while Mi SS D ~··o d W1lker,l'lll si:'N~141iln~~~ a1•1 i~: ~,n1dt~~;J~1b l ~ g g Fitzgerald picked up 115 fo r a ol~Ru~ :i~~~.~ult!r~;~,v~~~ Alann.tos Results B'¥'01~r.oerus, lb 2~'; ,g : second place long jump of l~ Tran~ Dvtlllmlci. Olvl11on Lear Sc•rw 'v lnftillgl • H I! 9~4. ~!':!:':, ~~·CAdalrl 11, Founl•ln vallev a1a 000 2-J s 1 Although Miss Fitzgerald
Qutflri:•t AllbL IWahoni 118 Edii.on "°1 202 ~-9 10 2 came back to win the 200
o.ml Wilch (Srn!l~l 122 I k. 24 2 he OobtN'uc:k's llHI (Morri\l 119 Nuftllngton lltlCll {5) meters, C 0C lng · , S ~~7::.1!1~ ~~~~~M l ]~~ MOndt1~:'6'"p!~t 1t7l Goin' Man, Ch1rlle<;10. Mansollno. 2b . ab 5r oh ,R/ picked up only 64 points on
Saturd•, Hero (Trtasvrel 119 SIXTH RACE -5 .. v~dt. , ve•r ~~\:~~~. '~b J g g g Miss Frederick, who ·fini shed
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c1alm!119 prl<t S.0000. Tlla Ml~ !Harll 3.00 1.60 OH<ome on O.ck {SMl!hl 2.ao l .IO He' ',wsen, '1 ' ' ' ' McM·onm· who won · the high Thtt Coun1 IC1rdolll 121 Callie Parke• !Mytesl 3.60 L " er, c ' 1---~aot&!a..Dl"-'G'ot.t1v1-___ ,,,,_~,.;,., •• -~11rl0•--'--------~·~",c<c''"''"' ~'C.'''"''"""'"'o"o'"''"'''-•"~'""'-~l:~e~r--1-~ ~.J -jump.-and hurdles events.
Ll11h1n1ng 81<1 !Tr•••11••I in Al•o ran -P•IQuln, Shll<IV l!vNert. Tlmt ?7:97• ?.~,.",',,· ,', ,' 'o ,' •' fm· 1·shed third wo·th 4 , 1~0 9 Nht Tr•!n (llanlt1) 119 Miss Ottrland•, Ml11 Ab b •, Also ran -AquapauJe, 81; Spv, ,_.,,. TOfl Todd (Adair) 119 wlllowcreek earteY, Flrsl ee. Our 81ack Mood, Vockellt, R11v•1•s Re-Toto!s 211 5. 13 • points.
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SillYer 10 ' SchenM•horn a J•cobson 2 2 Totals 30 'lO Halftime $CDre: OCC 38·33.
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Steve Martindale and Bren-the 6-2 McCaugbey also paced
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night.
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645-2202
P.C.H. or S.11 OMfo Fwy . to
San Juctn Caplltra11o-t11r11 011
5011 J11a11 Crwft Road to Ch1bflo11s.e •
AFTER 3 P:M.
837-0361
493-1167 ldt Aun <P-ael 117 old$. P.flowanca. Purse 11800.
Go Otrtr GO !Smith} 111 So~i~ Vin ll:(>t~tl
&tr F1m1 CWrl;hl) 119 tAd11lrl ll.20 3.IO 3 . .0
G1t11W'1 Bov {Harn 119 Ge Fa1ner111,1er !SalemJ 2.60 2.60
l!IOKTK llACI! -350 Vtrd,. l year olds. Claiming. Purst 12100.
0111! O.vll 1
( Knl9hl\ 21.60 16.00 •.60
1:s11nc11 ur ..
L~eth, 31:1 ' • h •• 0 ' 0
Frederotk ?•.•· 3. McMiilan ,5,3, •· Cntvarlo 25.6, 5. Gronwilld 26.1, 6.
Thomson :16.S, 7. Ktnimaka 27.l, •·11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Miiier 21..5. Glr11 ~•111ath1on Finals 011111 SmOOlflla l Trea,urel 119 Llgtlllng K Bar (Harl) 3.00 tiY Oven:lrlve IC~tlyl 1.40 •.AO RanQunlo. lb , ' , ' •IOMTK •AC_l!: -:' l50 Y••dt. l ye•r Tim• -18.3'.
o.ldl & up. Cta.lmlnQ. Pvrlt $2000. Also ran -Guerra Ctnlln•, Miu H1 l uclty ShllOl'I IP~el 2.80 Morlan, c ,. 0 • • Tl~ -11.34. Ali.o ran -Cletlango. Golden Hen.
Hayei., p , 0 0 • Ohlun, rf ' ' ' 0 Clal"'lna price llSOO. Wi tch, M15solld Rocker. Rebel Orum.
Ottckil Jr, C8•nl<s! In Otndy'• E•pritu. ~11'1 Sh.Gow. Ml11 Good !l lrd. Guud Gravtt, NO
Sll>!Mr, FINI 81d. Oupllc1le Oetl.
~ven, 2b ' 0 ' ,
W" Wop (Morrlll 112 No 1Cr1tcht!$. Lorton. cf ' ' ' ' Mr. F1rrl1 IWat.on) 1n
COl!'l'llt fWrighl) lit
•llt1 R~I !Knight) Ha
Pr!•to (Ricl'lards) 119 1-oroll's Call IAdillrl 1n
BrffdiHc:k (W.rdl 112 Tip $haet (TrHwral 172
Rcilllckll'lll Rock (Craver> 119
NINTH RACa -JSO y1rd1. J year
oldl. Cl11lrnl1111. Pur.,.. 1191». Claiming
orlca t.XJO(),
Chan! Town lTnasurttJ Rockal H1.151 Nell t8ank1)
Be<levlled {K.nlghl )
S11r1 At •1 {Adair) . Panto Duller (Garra\
Air Show (RkharCls) Ttrr!Dla T1nky !Ward)
Dinner Miker fP19el
Pal's Cula ear \Wiison!
Sure lilt Go (S!orevl
•
"' '" "' '" "' "' "' "' "' 17i
FOURTH RACI! -810 yards. l year
olllf & up. Cl•lm!1\9, Pur111 SZleO.
S<ratched -Teri CM. Langda!e, 11 ,
ThomP'SOfl, IS , 0 0 ' 0 ' •
lll!le Ml11 &Uk
CAkhtrllll 1 . .0 4.IO 3.AO
11 .20 .7,10 •.m
U l!lfl<la -l ·Du•f DaYll 1 6 l•KV Owl"drivil, ftald $4,.,SO.
TotillS ,, ' • ,
CClt'tlM WI Mar Ul
Ill r h rliol ll11•rlno !811n~1l Tonto Lln-1 (P•oel
Time -"6.11.
Nlf'!Tlt RACE -&10 vards. 3 year
o.lds & vp, Cltlmln.g, P~rse S19'.
Jonn•an. ss
Nogaw1, 11> 6ehren1. rf
Noll. p-lb Jahf!S, Cl
Greelty, If
Porto. lb Moore. c
Gulsnns, l b WHklnscin, p
• o I 1
3 0 0 0 3 I) 0 0 Also ran -C11t FOf Aee1,
oie. Yo Oultro. R umDa~,
Palleo. Scratclied -'t°" Print.
Glnoer Sam !~dalrl C'aJl'i !lrcrwn fRlcNrds)
Tiie Syn.dlcate (WrlgM) Time -•7,11.
J.40 2 . .IO 7.10
3.llO l.llO ••
2 0 0 0
31 0 1 0
3 I 0 I) 2 l 0 0
FIFTH JI.I.CE -.cM> y1r1h. l year
old1 & uo. Cles1111~ •llowance. P11rl>e
U>OO.
Ali.a ran -F11n And Profit, Henry
The 9!11, I To Go. Goff's llnilt, Trlsn's
Barr~.
2 l 1 I
I) I) () 0
1 0 1 1 u 3 • 3
Sc-•v 1nni"'llt S1rod l81nksl
Morilgl ROC:~e! (Wirdl
Howdy Jontl !Kn1ghT)
11.~ ).4() 2.60
1.llO 2.20
,~
Scratcntd -Edan'• Four. coo Ks11r, Go fl~sle Go. Top Side.
Totals . '. Tlmt -70.ll. SS E11cl1 -1·G.lllltft' S•!I' & J.C11h Esrancla 000 200 0-1 ' 2
Coran11 dtl M11r «IO 011). 2-J ' o· Ali.a •iln -Bold Bid, Patrlcll Lin. A •row11, ""' s•.•· .
Baseball Stanaings
AMERICAN LEACU~
Eul Division
IV L
Milwaukee • 34 27
Baltimore 30 26"
Detroit 32 29
New York 33 30
Boston 28 31
Cleveland 22 41
Wesl Dlvtskln
Chicago 32 2G
MiMesota 32 27
K'ansas City 36 31
Oakland 34 30
Angels 3'! 29
Texas 20 38
Mon4a't'S Oil-I
ltlfll 7, MlnnHOll 4
O.lo'oll S, Cltvel1nd I
MLlwlukM I , Bo5ton 3 Oakland 9, Kanwi Cltv S
... ~ •. Chic-' Only 1•ma1 Khtduled.
Pct.
.557
.530
•. 523
.524
.475
.349
.552
.542
.537
.531
.525
.345
GB
J 1.-2.
2
2
5
13
•• •,'i:
I t"' 12
Talllt "l'I 01'"" Ottro.ll (FNmtn 2·1) at Claveland !Tldrow
HI 8altLmort (Alelltncltt Wl ,, Ntw Vork (Ml·
alcn Hl
. I
oaitllncl (ltu11ter t.ll 1t Kant•• City (Sollttorlf
10.31 ' t os1on (P10tn M Ind Curtis ).7) 11 Mllw•ukff
(51•1on +s aod ShOrt 2•1 Of' Chamo1on 141 Te~as C81bbv 0.0)-•l .Mln""°lf (IC1t1 7""1
"""It ($1nt1N ~) ., Chlcno CWOOCI 14-11
WtlllllMllY't Ot mff
01trolt al C1tv~
Anttl• at Chlca90
e1n1mor1 11 Nrw VCll'k
OtMJll'ld ti K1nw1 Cll'I
eosion at Mllw.uk"
1t~U ti MlllflllOll
1'AT!ONAL LEAGUE
East Division
IV L
Chicago 38 17
~1ontreal 29 28
St. Louis 30 31
New York 28 30
Pittsburgh 26 32
Philadelphia 27 35
West Division
Dodgers
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
40 23
40 27
36 30
34 29
28 37
20 45
Mtf!OIY'I O•mu
Phlladtlpf\11 ,, N" Yori( 6
Pitt1burth 3, Ch1cavo 1
Pct,
.585
.509
.492
.493
.448
.435
.615
.597
.545
.540
.43t
.308
$1. Loul• 1._M_Qf\Jteel _O, SVr lllllltli•. rain
Oodt'" 13. All1nl'I 3
Only galllfl tcht!duled.
Tonllhl't OllMI
GB
5
6
6~~
g1,~
91>
I
41J.!
5
12
2Q
ChlcttrO (Al'llKllel '"' ilncl 60nflam ... u ti Pl!IS•
t:iu'9h tMoow s.& and Johnson 1-41 New Yortl (Pilrli;;tr 5-41 11 Phlladtlpf\la !Lon·
borv >-61
Monlratl t R"1ko S·l) at SI , LOUii (MUFWIV 0.11
Houtlan (Reuss 1·5) •I Siln Oleiio tKlrbV :J.7)
A!Lanta (Nlti\ro W) ti Oofttn (JOhn S·ll
Clnclnna11 (Norm•n 2·7l al San FranclKO ie ry•
tnt 11·31
WtdMtclt'l'tG-
C!ll(1nnatl ti Sin FrancltCO
New York ill PllU&CMlllhl•
Chlc1110 •I Pittsllurth
MontrMl 11 Sl. LOI/II
Houllan al Stn DltllO
Atltnla al DMMtt
l. Christine Brockhofl (Alb\lciuerq11t
TC) 3,)11 , 1. Brenda Coash IUnl"'"lty
of Colorado TC) 3,330. 3. Ann Giiliiand
t011ke Cltv OasMrsl 3,285, l . 1Jl11 CerlM (U cil Colll'ldo TC ) 3,U1, 5. Lod
l(rvg (Lt Jolf• TC) 3.2•7, 6. Kim Stoen tS11nla Bart>art COllntv TCI 3,1&6, l. Oetlt>le Cassltv CVallev ot 11\e Sun TC) 2,998. 8. Elaln• ltOQUt! fLA TC) 2.916, 9. Laur!e Carman (Sanll B1rt1ara Coun1v TC:l 2.161. 10. Chervl Sle-fanlk CLA TC:)
l,102.
Wes tminster EARN!
Five Tops
Rival, 80-66
LONG BEACH Dave
Walsh and Tony Accomando
sparked Westminster High 's
ba-sketball team to an 80-66
victo over West Torrance in
1he opening game cf-the tong· --
Beach \Vilson High summer
basketball league here Mon-
day.
Accomando. a football stand-
out who played junior varsity
basketball last season, keyed
the rast break and scored 15
points, while Walsh, a 6-4
senior forward totaled 26 for
the winners .
Twenty of Walsh's points
came ln the second haU as
Westminster pulled a w a y .
Dale Parker had 16 points and
contributed a st tong re-
bounding ga1ne for the win-
ners.
Wutmlnlltr (IO) ft II pf Ill
t:ord ?1·25
J lfllel O • l ~ 'o\~l,an ' 3 5 11 Accom•ndO :; S 1 15 ... W•l1h 11 4 3 26 II
Park., 1 1 • lt
Ha!ver1on a 0 0 o
E1111edal 1 1 l 3 To1als XI 20 10 &Cl
ScOft< •r Q111r1tn
West Torr•nce tt 1~ 1! 16-66
Westmln111r 2• 11 21 17-80
ON ANY
AMOUNT. $5000.
NO TM: RES FRICTIONS.
Both Commerclal Credit Thrift Certincate Investment plans offe r
turr earnings with no minimum Investment period. So there's NO
PllllALTY POii -WAL AT ANY ,.._ Money inveslecf
by the 11th_,eams from the 1st of any month. And you can add
any amount-whenever you like.
In the 5%'' plan, any amount yields 5.6196 when compounded
quarterly for a full year.
In the 6% plan, $5000 or more yields 6.13% wheo compaunded
quarterly for a full year. Or you may elect to have Interest checks
mailed£You quarterly. .
We~rt.of a corporate family with °""r $3* billion assets.
So put y01Jr money to wot1<, but don't put It out of roach.
FJsh Repol't Commerclal Credit Thrift Certlftc•t• Accounta*
~. • ~or California residents only
Ml>nbef of the caJ;fcmia -ol Thrill & l.om1 Componioo.
370 East 17th Street • Phone: 645-8700
* Commtrthd Crtdlt l'l~n, 1nfotpo11W
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l B • DAI LY PILOT Tut~dJy, Junt 19, 1973
L. JI. B0tJd
Su1110 Ra sslers
Rai~ely Sweat
A1n 11sk\·d how long a n1atch of that Japanese sumo
wrestling l;ist.;;, ordhiarily. About 10 seconds. If one of tbOSc
big boys ~cts his oppon~nt. out of the ring, lhal's it. Or If
he 1nanagc:> to force any part of his opponent 's body, olher
th:in lhc soles of llu' feet: to touch the ground, I.hat's al~ it.
It \\'JS the
nuclear cncrg:i.
famou s Dr. Nicholas Venett e who wrote,
··'fhose who live almost entirely on
shellfish and fish are more ardent in
love than all olhers." K1..>ep that in
n1ind. young fe llow. Order a trout for
breakfast.
AH right. name the Seven \Vonders
or lhl..' rnodcrn world, please. A roster
of· Jpading ·scholars. y,·hen so asked,
listed these: Telephone, automobile,
X-ray, radio, lelevision, •airplane and
Our Chief Prognosti cator thinks Brazil's Sao Paulo
"•ii] turn into the largest city on earth in another dozen
years.
TllE J Ult.:ES -Let's discuss secretions in the human
diges'tive trar;L Briefly. Ver.v brlefly. They're different in
different flCOtJlc. In fact. as Dr. George J. Cos1nidcs of the
National lnst1tutes or Health said : ''If nor1nal facial features
varied as r.iuc.:h as gastri c .juices do, some noses \\/Ol~d
be about the size of navy beans, others the size of 20-pound
\11atermelons." That's enough.
Q. "Whereabouts in the world are the hTghest legal
limits on gambling bets?"
A: Last l heard that would be. Caesar's Palace in I..as
Vegas:-Bigge~t bet there on a throw of the dice is $1 ,000.
On blaCkjack, like\vise. On baccarat, $4,000.
Bolted
' . ·" . •
Signs Point to Reagan Run
Profile Report
Capitol Ne"'' Service
SACRAMF.NTO--Thc second
of a series of report~ to help.
:1ttract buslne~s to Callfo.rni•
has been relea~ed by the Statt
D(•part1ncnt of C-On1111erce.
Titled ··Cnlirornia St.alisUcal
Profile." the .report contain s
i;t'ncral <h1ta on rnarkct oµ-
J}l)l'tunltlcs and tnrormatio11
frequcntl,v r c I e a s e. d b)'
I) u s i n c s s e s investigating
California sites ror faci(Jtles.
Money Accu1nulated fo1· Bid; Speec li Tour Plannell
By GODFREY SPEllLING Jll,
Christian Science Mmzitor Service •
SACRAMENTO -All the important
signs are pointing to a Ronald Reagan
run for the presidency:
I. \Vealthy Republicans who normally
would be contributing generously to pros·
pectlve 1974 senatorial or gubernatorinl
candidates by this time are holding back
-keeping their money for a Reagan
presidential bid.
2. The Gove rno r is sell ing" a taX·C'ei\ing
plan that has all kinds of voter appeal. lt
may or may not be sound. Rut if Ca lifor·
nians buy it. the Governor is set lo 1n1sh
the program all ove r the United Sta tes.
3. AlrelldY, Reagan is putting togcth<'r
a national speaking schedule for 1975 and
1976 in \11hich he \vill be promoting \11hat
is known ·here as the "Reagan world," a
society .in \\'hich lhei-e ~ti.·ould be less
gove1nment, fe,ver government workers.
and less laxes.
In 1965 Reagan 1\•as laking this same
message -up and do\vn lhe state of
California, all th e time insisling that he:
really \l'asn't interested in running for
_governor. He ran the next year. _:\nd he
won.
Now, the Governor is \Veil into his sec·
ond tenn. Asked -about his future, he
says he has no plans for scek~ng the
presidency.
''l"m nol going to say a thing."
What kind of a governor has Ronald
Reagan been? \Vhat kind of u n1:1n i~ ht."!
1'"'rom an interview with the Goveruor.
;ind from talking to friends and critics of
the Governor in the state capital. a
sketchy picture can be put together:
• Reagan the politician; Unlike l~icbard
Nixon. who says that "politician" is an
honorc1ble word and wants to be iden-
( NEWS ANALYSIS
tlfied as stich. Reagan says he hates 1he
expression. lie secs hi111self as a
representative of the people -'"not like
the others.'"
lleagan's disdain for ··tlQJiticians'" cer·
tainly applies to those in the Legislature.
!·le has had bad reta.tions \vilh this body
through the years. He "'ould 1nueh-prefl'r
to be able to take his programs directly
to the people for a vote. 1nurh ns he i.s
seeking to do 110\11 on a tax ceiling.
a "superb politicinn." But they view hirn
as an utler f.:iilure ~s governor -as a
1nan \\ho hns helped the "haves.'" ig·
norcd the "have nots." and gt>nerally iu-
crcased 1he divisions and tensions an1ong
1he people of Ca lifol'nia. They say
Reagan's economy "pitch'' is a •·phony~"
IXlinling to a state budget that hi1s soared
to about $9.4 billion -dou ble \vhat it \\':tS
when he first took office.
--l'UllLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINf!SS NAME' STATl!MENT lhf toUowl"ll PG''°"' •r• doln11 t'IV!ln'°'5 a5: HU NTIN GTO N HARBOUI' VETE R IN/I.RV rLINIC, 14!19} AIQOfl<IUln SI .. lhmllno•on FM&(h, C<1IU. \ " I~•.,&• r Ba•IOr. OVM, n1 Levc1Cll~
ltcagan the man: Even :iniong tl10Sl' 11~;nLa.A Ht~r1:o:;i_uOVM. ,101 earcelon~
\lhO arl' on the friendliest \el'ms 11•lth the st., Lo Palma 0 , ' I l MI~ bv•lneH I• (ondu(I~ bY o en•r~
Covernor, 110 one felt ·he really "kill'\\"', p,"1nersn111 I J>lni,.I F 11 .. 1~r OV~\ Hc:lgan. Mc is Aener·:i lly liked by tho:;e 1hl~ ,1.11en1~n1 "~• 1i1eu w•n1 me Covn· I• Clerk ot 0odllU~ (()tl"'Y 0<1 Jynf 1~.
I'. ho 1vork for hinl. 'fhey find hltn coll· 1911 '*'' siderate and friendly. Putill,hlld o•~nq~ Co•s' Dal!v Piiot.
But, again and again, there \\'OUld be June 19. Z6, JnCI J1•1v 3. 10. 1913 1a94.1J
this additional con1n1cnt: '"lie 111>ve1· !'UBI.IC NOTICE
really Jets you kno1v him. 11terc·s <1h1•ays _ ------
a veil." Even top aides -or othe.1· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT llcpublicans in high offi ce her1• -h:l\'l' Int! 1ollgwln1,1 re"M h doing busln~1~
never sat dO\l'n ttnd had a feel·On·!hc· 1 •1•· WESTERN NEV.A04. LIVE STOCK. table. informal ,session \l'ilh Reag1c111, J111 CJnwu• 01ivt, 1rv10,, ca11111rn111
r h ·' h. f th. .. ' . I Q7N>• "\ C uOCS t IS Sort 0 lllf:, (ltlC .llf (' V'.»lllom Jo•eph Power. lOOll•1 Ed•t
Said. '"j\ is \\•ith }Jjs uJcl friends rrol\I !l"ll>O.:t Boule~~"I, Newpar! tl e<lch . · d ., 1 111>1~rnl~ llo!ly 11·00 . Tniif bu1lne•• I• cone1uc1e<L by •n !r1
l\eagan s rccorl as gO\'ernor : Asked !lo\\/ 1ntell igent 1s t 1c c.;overnor7 Said :t ai.i.;iu~o \\lllll~m lo•~h Power.
11·hat he thinks he has done for the state. Republica n in the '"(riendly" category ; not• ~rntrn1~111 .... 11.111~ with lht county
h G I I b h I' · 11 · Cit•~ of O•onHO CoUniv on June 1$, Ull 1 c ove rnor says le 1:1s roug t " ··c is not someone you \\'OU c s.-..v is F2601
"econon1ies and efficiencies." to the crcati\•e....BuLhe h.:u;Jhe capacit)'..JO_bri11g Pvblis11"'1 Ot11nge C<m•I oany Pl1"'·
lu h --·' -, h 1· bl J\loe 19. 16 . .:tnd JUN 3. 10. 1971 1190·13 governn1ent I ·oug .-. ··con1n1on·scnse" gwu pcopie toge! e1· to c 1scuss pro c1ns. _ _ _ _______ _
approach and by using ··business pro-And he is quick to seize 011 the ideas 1hat PUBLIC NOTICE
ceelures." come out Of ·1hese-met:ltings--and run B iisto
lie says ~ the. number of \\'orkcrs in \rit h thetn hard. This. too, is an iln-NOTICE To CREDITORS
California state governinent is the "'same portant aspect of leadership." suPERIOR couRT OF THiii!" STAT E-OF CALIFORNIA FOil
size" as "'hen he came into office -Another appraisal froin someone in !he THE couNTY Ofl oRANOll!"
"d ·1 · k I l · f 30 R I' · I k. I No. A·7•1•• L'SPI e a \l'Of -0.:1{ increase o per-eagan camp: ··"le is a 1vays sec ·ing o Estaie 01 ELI ZAGETH H. LEWI $,
cen! since 1hen."' Beagl).n nlso cltes his put co1n plex problen1s in sim 1>le terms. oe;; .. 11.ed.
If I I h I h A d h h · -• lh' B NOllCE IS HEREBY GIVEN t" 1ne 11,e arc ant 1nenta · ea I programs as n e as ;1 capnt1ly IO uo is. ut cr,,dim•s 01 The above ""m;!d deced«lf Every lit'th citizen in Tibet is a lama.
;I DIVOltr.E YOU' -Frequently repOrted is !he fact
that a Moslem once could divorce his \Vife merely by re·
peating three times the words ··1 divorce you . ....-This has
Jed-westerners to believe that Moslem women \Vere slaves.
That's not <Ju ile ri ght. Those ladies in the !\'Liddle East
controlled their property, if any. When so divorced. the
"'01nen not only retained their own money, but 1hcy kept
whatever their husbands had given then1 , too. Sometin1es.
divorce enriched them considerably.
Lightning struck th e
world's tallest building,
the Sears Tower, dur-
in g a series of violent
storms that-left. at least
two persons dead.
. "That sounds like 1965 all over again.'
a reporter suggested to the Governor. ··11.
sounds lik e you are ·getting ready to
thrO\V your flat in the ring -if, as you
move arow1d -the country. you decide thnt
the-people \1•anl you to run." He-laughed.
"You can speculate on that." he said.
n1ajor....acc.omp!is hn1ents. somct in1es he tends to ovcrsintplifv. 1h,or 1111 Pl!"Ms h11v1n9 c1111m1 d9111 .. .i 1ru.
Reagan·s critics concede thn t 1\ofilch s;mwumcs he reall~rdocsn·rur1<1crstaH"d' ·:~~:-~·:;c:i;.~'r";~"',,~~:;:is.'~~~~~11c"---
the GovC'rnor 111ould cl isclaim -that he is the prob!crn -but lhinks he docs." ct 111e c!~•k 01 the •bove entltl~d couri. o
Address 1nail to: L. M. Boyd. P.O. Box 1875. Neu;-
purt Beach, Calif. 92660.
A wards Given Out
--..... -
Three Get Honors
From· Occidental
Susan Teri!•~ Leri!~ Cllpl11macy1world alMit•. ~aU<JM'°' t i
students ha\··~ r,raduated fron1 M" erio Mrs. Georo~ Le.,·u, \lOO se11 · L~ne. Cd"!1Sna del Mar.
F'ourt"en South C oast
Occid('nlal Collcgt'. \Vilh one Ca1nleen Helen Crao~. Spanl•.n
l daug hter of Mr. Frank Crane. '1•6~ g-r~H UH!i n~ -1na.a;n3 cum laude Paci fic co.:tst Hfghwav . Hun!in1,110 ..
and Phi Beta Klltllla, and two Beacri. . . Ann D•e1rer, psvchol<><1y, a"uoMler ol others graduating Clllll laude. Mr. and Mrs. Jay ore11er, 1353 Moro
De · R -p I · k H l111:1slde Dr., L~gun.:t B~cn. ntllS OV a rlC , Utl· Mi"' Christine Sarr. PSVthclo<JY llnglon Be3.cfi. g r a du a t e d davghter 01 Mt. Chtr!es H. Sarr, ·1;~1
magn,·1 cum lalodc and Phi i:tut111rn:r Rd., Newpe1r1 aea<11. . S!~Vl!n ()<)IJQlll$ Kn11uer R os~, Beta Kappa . in p O Ii tic a I chemlsrry, son of Mrs. Wl!liam D. R11ss, 1912 Por1 Weybridge, Ne .... por! science. ~le is the ison of !>.fr. se1ch.
1•unl.tC :'\OTJCE
10 pre•ctil 11\em. w1111 1he ntce~,,,,., PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE voucher~. lo •lie urn:terslCll'l'd 11! lh• olfke of nls ~llorntv. ROBERT N. BR OXON ii~? l,\11cAr1ti~r 8111<1 .. Sul!e ~SS, lrvl~e C~lllo•nia ~1701, ...,,Jell ll iris p!•ce o bu•lnes~ of !ht vrn:t'°r1l·Jn<><I in •11 nY!t•r perl~inln11 lo ti•'° ettale of 111!d clec~eri1 within '°'" months 11t1er tile tlr$T pvblf c11rio" oi tlli\ oollce.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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~UPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOil ?H E COUNTY OF Oll ANGE
No. A·117ll NOTICE OF HE•JllNG Of'" l'f!TITION FQA;. PR O•ATE OF Wll. AND l"CMI: LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
E•IM!! of RIJSY E. CROOKE, 0.CMt
Oi(• '.1 ·.1 •• •• .1 J "' C,\PO:.\t ••I t•:1r11h • ~-'' --NOT ICE IS HEREllV GIVEN lh•
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Franklin and Karen Bissonette
headed a list or 35 schol arship
\vinners at Ne\\·porl fll\rbor
liigh School's , recent a\vards
banquet.
ShMry Miiier. N111iona1 Ch11r1Ty Le1111ue
rectpjenl; LaurOM Mitcn"11. e•d1an9J
Grame awarG ;-::ite~ Morlnlro, to!»-9tn 11raCle servic• eward; Marg a r f I N e w I a n Cl , Panhellenk 11cM\evemenl award.
O!M~r ""'""'r' wefl! Clark PDlllolf, Junior Chiimber of C om me r c • scl'IO!ar,hip; Jorm Pumphpry, A~l,on studies 1werd: RHiee R11ccl11tll, e•· c~Ol'IDl" crr ame eward; Debi Reord<1n, G~lleo" Award; . Oebb!e Rjckr!ls, 51>0r1swornan ot !~1.' Year end Cal S!ale·F uUertlln OMhance honor'° Kellh Rol:!!n1on, 41h place American Legion
and "'1rs. Gene Or'ii: Patrick, John Rot>ert TO!h, ll~Chemistty, $'"1 . of Mr. and Mrs. JO'Seoh Torh, No. 6 1 827rROl5el'ra-circ\e. t:ln<ia -,.e, Newiion·a~acn. Mark Grayson J 0 h n s 0 n , Tt>oma1 llr•dltY l<rtnek. musk. so" ol Mr. ern:t Mr s. Arnold Johll K•enok r-.iis~ion Viejo, graduated cum 183'5 cn1cory wav. 1rvlne. Re~ Eldon McDaniel, lll•!Of'v. son m , JaUdC in C' 0 ID p 3 1" 0 t i Y e Mr. and Mrs. Re~ Eugene McDaniel
literature. He is the son of Mr. 1ll_ll Ocean Hill, Dana Point. (
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ored for their academic :u1d
service llChievements. A~~. COO!f!1
Do119la1 Earl Godbe. polltlcal scientt•j ;:ind Mrs. Ernest Y. Johnson, son 01 Mrs. Jeene!te E. Godb~. 9S6S •
23920 y · Lh Slater Av'°., Founteln Val'~v. I 1a gones. Marchelle oeni•e H.1.,,n,dck. hiol~y.I
~.,,I __ c• ' Is o• 0 , "' ,. Covnlv Clerk . _ .r '" ·"' •O • • '"! ,o 411TH UR D. GUV. Jiit.
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d> "''"""~'~ ~Cl•OOI ....... v . •c•>OOiHiiuo. Me ""dS rnmor~11 woo .. d N<'lhYnoo M~ .. r LelTer O! 1..cmmenoalioo, ii San~ ot Ame,.ta '!.Q~tnlt m11s•C. awArll, a C..o~ernor's scnooarshoo. dlid lop 11111 11ra11t '"'" to11r·v~~r xro,c~ aWd•dS.
OTHElt< WINNERS vier~ ...s he D S111us.~.~. IAmedc11n L~ion Au•i!iarv speech contesl; -Ja" Somp.an, Asian ~!<>dies aw11r<1; Di~ra Sml!n. B•vm<1n Scnool ~hola•sh!o: Kim Vo" Hl'l'lkle, P l A. !cnolar•~ip; Oell<!r.1n \"J!nsor. Newpprt H,orbor HiClh School M11sit Department Vocl!l scholor1nlp.
llelcn Alice Haig. South daYgMrr of Mr. and M•1. Ralph Lee Laguna~ al~o graduated cum ~:;;'.';_11ck. 1711C6 sa.nM Elis,, Founralt1 I ~"
laude. majoring in dra1nn. She _:'.'.:'."--=~~~~~=~~~=1 ,
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-•-,, --~ ·--NAME STATEMENT MI SS BISSONNETTE l!l)O recel~e<l a Olher wln.,er! were Vanessa S~l!<l· M11roner$ •t1>0l11rsnio a> well a1 me belt, Lions Club Speech Con!fst Award. D•h~r ar.icruares lnclud~: L1 r<V J. .. ai.tor.,oa ~av1n11> aml Lo~n Le1111v" Tar ol ine Year; Dana Dunni.,Q, 0 • • 11u1sr~m11 .. 11 stuaenl 9ro1111. ~he al$0 WI!' NewPDrt Harbllr·C.osta Mesa 8o.:t•<I o! 8e111. pol hea l ~·~nee. •on of Mr. 110:1 ~ ~O\/ernor ~C'10lllr ""o r1,ce.vea " Realtors awa•d: Richll•CI Flo~d, Kev· Mr1. Sernara Lawren~e Ser;i. 511
me,,1 let!er 11• commen<><••ion. _!'"'""°'"O'''~';'"~'~"~"~'""c"o"c'°~·°"~----C"~"o':.'"D"'c';i'~'c'°~';;'c~c;;'C,";i'C,';,·~------~07";.-;;;-. •
8dr10n a~e~ WI!$ "'" t I ass.· UBL c o·r1 cE ,~1u1a1or111n, wnile Ma .. 1vn v,,,criev PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P I N . r"ce.vcd '"'-' scnool'I !tl\l'·Y~ar s~r .. co l-----'C:C'.:::'._:_:.:_::.:_:::_=--------'-=-=:=:::___:_:c;_:.:_::_::c__ ______ __:_c_:._:.:_:___;_::.:_:.:_=----1
;~u':i'r~ .... ~~1~;,0~e;:i,~~oil~i" s~~;;1.,~~.~~ Under the provisions of the State and Local Fiscal Ass istance
n~na,,no a 1-!l!•{l<)r o;ir~dua•e .,,.o c..co inove'~~~=~Cook was in e Cdlllornla E~-Act of 1972 (P~bl fc Law 92-512), the County of Orange plans to
cn<>nQP c1u1> olrl ot The v~ar ~~Cl w1ll «aruc.pal r i~ 1ne .. ai.on•I t~nTe~1 1~'"' In lho monm. o~n Bdrrllt wa$ th~ ""b's IJOV o! 1ne v£11r.
BR IGIT BUSH, 1973·1~ sludent bOdv ore.1\crem. will tie lhe Glrt'1 S!<lte d"l•ga1e. Gl'Orge Norns ...,,!) 110 to I Bov's $1•1•,
use gene r1l revenu•sharing fu nds allocated for the fl r't six
months of 1973 on the followi119 projects:
THE COVlRNMEl'IT OF
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HOTICE OF SALE ,. ·" ' ... Nationa1 meril linali!l~ wer~ "'I~" O' Anarew•, Chlrrles. Glillzler. 8111 l-l~id· llrinl: arecl Miii ar 11nd Garv lnQrnc. ,,_-Calltornia state sthol~rship wl.,ntts ··
OE~AFITME~T OF THE f~U.SUAV OFFICE OF AE\l!NU£ SHA~ING
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Notice h l'\tr~by glvll11 purtu•ol to WC· liDl'I\ 30~1 ~n<1 lOS1 or !h" c;vll Code o! in~ s111te o! c .. 11111,nl11 lhe """e"'"'"""· Dan& Point Mtrlne Co., 1'1'01 Oe11e Orlv•, 011 n11 Plllnr, C1. 9262'. will Mii et l"ubUe Auc-op,,~;cr. COi\C:'!' O"TLY l'l!.OT
1t11.13 !Ion, a• Otn• lt l•nd Marine. Slip A ·I~.
wer~ G1rv Andrews, Jonn Camc,..m, OavlCI Chu, Ci11rl<1 De Wolf. 6arO.r• Dunn. D11v!<1 EQli. Rctierl Hendtrsn<;!, Gaa_ L(l!en. Vivan Lou.m.i;iu, Marl< M11•1lng, f\ttnur Me1lltrv. Coleen t.lonanan, Klr~ Strlc~er. Gary Tnor.,c, Oa~id W~llace a'1CI Daniel Gncre,1.
0 U.BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Dan• Pol~!. C1 .. 111 7:00 A.M. on J-29.
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GOVERNO R SCHOLAR winners w~'e 81r1on aee~. cnanc~ Glozler, B•ll Helcr~rlnk. Clark Poll'\oH, Debme R lcket1s end Ga•Y Tncrne. Recelvirn:t n~Uonal ment ltller• 01 1 commenCl~lion were S<lilv·aPm u•. Al,,n (.la•~· ta1nv Cole~wo•tny, l '" O'Rei•lv. Glenn l/o;)o!lnu1son, Jame• Oa1111~v. Deora Dunn. ll<'Vld 1:Q!L "· ,, Kl1.,Qen>mi!n ancr Ken Sarkl~llan l OdCI John•On won a l,/uill ano Sctnlll Society memt>ersn:o ~nd .,,111on3I
«w~rd. Qthe• Ovill anci ~croll memo , r~OQnlt~CI wtre Perry Adam s, T~rrv Cline, Jr.e Gross, Clare Hanley, JQ~ll Harrv ma.,. Aarlennf Jahoron. lll'I•\ t.:encnel. Steo~aol! Kl)ps11ns~i. M~·~ Marsjn11. Jae~ Mi.,!er, Sue Mu·;!~. Q,.,, Sm ,rh. ~neo ,<;a1111~y, M. rv ~""''n dll<• Pa!roce Wohl51tell.
STUD ENTS RECEIVING tPrflllr.1'<. from Ille America n " •lld~lirnl ,, ?eatner1 o1 German ..-.~rp r ,, , E11tlVWtt1f!, Llndd ~ •. ,,,.~. Ko ' F••nl~t!. (.lei< Hell•ifl'I. 0.Jn G•os • BaMk o• Amerota ol~n'"'"mon: JW••~ winne rs were Sue !lee~. voc1•hone1 I
~rls; Barton Be ..... mdln and ~t·f•Kt I c.~n1hia c~"cot. •P~ci.\I 11on1 .. cconom.cs; Berb~•a Dun11. ~~~(•!•' m~Tl'F Ctla•les Gltr•tr. 'D t c i ! .1 c E••r.I,.~; Do1.Jqeu Jonn1on, "'ct'!'~ t.;ib0f1tor~ stiencel !?~""" Jo!ly, •ooclloc oc1ma. O!her Benlt ol America winne•\ WNC Go t"" Ma11nu•'Cn. $P9tj!lc !•ad~\ erio 1l'CIU1!ri11I ; Chrl$1io11 S•brln11. >11ec1llr a•I Jan SlmpMm, s~c·f•C 10rP111n 1enQu1oe; Oled•a Smllh $II ft; t 1 < 1>~11ne~s. G11rv Tl>Ornt. 111f!Cllk ~oc ~I 51Udies: Bill He1CIDrlr.k, lit>er~I drll, (JtnY fl)(ld, !Inc eris.
MA~ONIC LOOGE E. I. M()(lre aw.HG wmners ""11111 B~rlon Bffk, Gr !RI u~..-.,Gn, Jftf F1e•1; Lindi • Fr1nk!l1>, Ju!+f. ~tolcomb. A. . 1<.1warnvr-'.• S11e i.·utCIY. Eill•Dera Sk1nnt• l"n •i<lull awe•d wll'n~•1 were OdllOfl '" n·J~t. Ari>r!ic~" F,~M }ervlt' •!v-c,..r• «om Br~:;1 , ·c,n•h•• acckt!!. 1 d"" "80dock 1c"'Oli1' •·,o. Kirk ee,,1, ht 1,1Act Amerlcen Lt<t1on Au•. El$3Y ( t:>"'~" ()•l,tr inCli~IOutl .. !!·~"'' w •re t mn , Ca•«o•, Dr.!' r ..,,,, '1..r• ' , .~·n nn<fP.l "· '1om~m~> '11 t •,•n••' i..~n· coie,#fln~" ,... tr • '"'" ~ r!•C~1" on winotr b.1'1>.1•~ D"""· I
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OTltElt WINNIEltS wltt Dll~iCI f'o•I Oi.t"C' M•morllll $(1\"I~'""<> !u•• ~ G••~ EU!l, Choral Doo1'1tr> \t1'D1~rtn•i> Ind E•C"ll"lle Orel"'I~ lt"'llfCl r ~•1k EICht•. P.T .~. •rt llW••~ Othur .,..inner' w(lrt JvM (,n;m~"· ffll cira~ n!rl"l ''rvl(f ~""""!' M••~'• HNll A111tlllPva••· HlOC!oo/ ·n•!~· -tk• •w4ird #nd Y\IQ'io·~v'~" •~· '!fl $1Udcinl. \..IHI fl ! IQ r II",
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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Tutsday, Junt 19, 1973 DAIL V PILOT Jft . ..~
Will Great Lalaes .. Be Great Again' •
Measured
Optimism
Expressed
(Sorne $25 n1illion is being spent
eac1i year in efforts to clean up the
20 percent of the world's fresh water
s1ipply that , flows throufih North
America's Great Lakes. These articles
shq w how the effort is p-rogressing.J
By DAVID MUTCH
Cfiristia1t Science Monitor Service
HURON. Ohio -Scientists are oir
timistic about a $25-million-a-year effort
to clean up the 20 percent of the world 's
fres h-water supply that flows through the
Great Lakes.
• 1nvotVed in the coordinated effort are
specialists from the U.S. and Canadia n
governments as well as eight state and
one prov incial governments. .
Around these immense lakes, four of
'vhich are common to both Canada and
. the United States, live 35 million people,
a figure that is expected to double by the
_ In {ong_~IOLmost eltal-
-renglng-prol'Jlem-i. tlint
or water q11nllt11.
year 2000. A host of cities, towns. in-
dustries. and utilities draw water from
lhem, and this demand is expected to cx-
nd--to-phenomenal-dim~lonr.--
LAK~ SUPERIOR. Michigan, Huron.
Erie, and Ontario cove r 94,250 square
1niles of the earth's surface, more than
all of New Englarld with New Jersey,
Delaware, and Maryland thrown in. Only
i,ake M.ichlgan is within U.S. boundaries.
EROSION PROBLEM -While U.S. and Canadian
pollution fighters seek ways to reverse pollution
flood in Great Lakes, high water create·s eyesores
Cllrllflt11 -1d1nc1 -Monnw ""°"
like these old cars used at Lake Michigan site to
break up wave action and save beach for homes
beyond .
Lalrnshore Homes Hurtim
Citizeri Groups Lobbying for Disaster Aid, Relief
The problem of high water and
destructive erosion or private and public Christia1t Science Monitor Service oot even a good gamble for insurance that "man-made -structures are ex-
lakefront property over the past two ODCAGO, Ill _ Many public and companies. -pensive, and not always he Ip f u I ,'.'
years has called renewed attention to the private beaches are wiped out in Indiana, WHILE SOME OVERALL predictions especi"ally because construction outfits
lakes, as similar problems did in 1952. Michigan , Ulinois, and Ontario. Homes may be made about a large coastal generally are not y.·ell informed.
Since measurement bcgau in 1860, there and cottages along the shores of Lakes stretch, specific spots within the area will Over the last century the lake levels
. have been six periods whe'n wat er was Ontario, Erie, Huron, and Michigan tilt erode at greatly differing rates from have tended down, but with intennittent
higher than it is nO\V, although some in-precariously over the edge of eroded year to year, according to studies high water peaks and valleys. The high
dividual la.kes are setHni;i: record highs. A shores and sometimes fall over or are already made. And man-made struc-water is rel ated to key changes in pat-
crest has not been reached and high just washed off their fJ'1ations. tures, such as jetties and seawalls, are terns of precipitation , and when water is
"'ater could-last for several more years. On Ch. , N rth s\.~-not effective overall unless total areas down, as it was in 1964, Mr. Davis says, Storms especially cause t he un-icago s pos 0 11"1 e there is usually ll1tle interest in study ing prOOictable pattern of erosion . since they lakefront. exclusive high-rise apartment -are planned. Then the-cost of such an air erosion. Therefore it is a new area of
U-t 0 magn·ry 0 both the usual basements and ground levels are flooded proach generally exceeds the value of the st"dy now.· ""~ ; r 1 • r · · and expensive coocrele sea )Va11s_are ~om propert y, according to Charles Herden -..
patterns of CUITent! and waves. The-prob--apart like some child's wooden-block dorf, a shoreline geologist with Ohio "ALL WE CAN REAU.Y do is irn-lem is being studied seriously. St t u · ·t tower. a e n1vers1 y. prove zoning and slme management,"
SPECIALISTS SAY that in the long run Since 1969. high v.rater ln the Great "Tt's like a high tide l"orever," says says Dr. Herendorl.
the mo~1 challengin g problem is that of Lakes has clawed away at lalieshore" prop-Richard A. Davis, a specialist in coastal Meanwhile, the lake levels still are
Yi'aler guality.._a___complex_qucsUoo-that.-----erty-in--the--United-Stat.es-~·and-uie ~~ cliffitrmg, ~-Wrmal rectpitation
involves · not only urban and industrial Province of Ontario. Citizens groups are in the next few month.! ~ bring ab-
wastes but diffused rural runoff through forming to lobby for post-disaster aid and • '95 pert!ent of all. erO• normal rises in the levels.
the various watersheds of the five lakes. preventative relief. Four bills are pend-sion comes fn less than 5 The options for lowering the lake levels.
Although th e" battle for usable water _ing in . Coo~ss: that would offer relief. , e_er~ent of the time-dur• by man's efforts are almost nil. Lake
"'iii go on for decades. a measured pro-There L! action 10 state goverrunent. illfl stornas , ~ Michigan is an example. Water nO\V
fessional optimism emerges from in-THE BM"T'F.R IRONY 'is that this is not .:.... ___ ___ :.._ _ _ __ _ __ flows thr~h the Chicago River ~ta rate
terviC Y.'S with more, than 20 Great Lakes a new s~f::C:The same kind of things ~ of 3.200 cubic feet a second. An increase
specialists. Typical are the comments by happened in19S1-1952; the1ast-ume the--sedimenta:tion a·t -·western Mictuga·n of" only 30-perces:il \Vould-;threaten .down-
Dr:-A. R. te FcuVre, the envlfonrilental Great Lakes were at a hinh point. One University. in a tedlnical paper he s~ream_ a;eas with Oooc:hng, some say. quality coordinator for the unique •'"'ij h H f H Yet ttns mcrease would lower the lake Canada Center for Inland \\'aters: can even go back ia hundred years ana presented at t e uron con erence. e only ooe inch in 10 Y ars find the same stories. In 1952. the sho\\'ed ,that 95 percent of all erosion e ·
'·J don't hesitate lo use the \\'Ord op-orifuriO government issued warnings to comes in less than 5 percent of the time THE GREAT LAKES Basin C.om-timistic, simpl y because there has been · he d d · so much activity in the past few years. I all cities and towns along the lakes that -10 ot r war s, urlilg storms. mission, in a 1972 study of the high-water real estate develOpment too near the Late fall is the worst period. During his problem, conCluded that "man would
have seen the reports of the International shoreline should be dicouraged. 21h-year study of a 200.mile stretch of never be able to mani-·'"te to a signifi-Field Year for the Great Lakes (a .,..._ .~ h ·ec1 . t pl Ud "rt simply is ignored," said a Canadian ~ine on the ea:stem edge of Lake cant degree t~ levels of. the, Great Lakes
IDC03ive researc proJ JUS ~ e Government official attending the recent --Michigan. no two adjacent areas were af-because of their large size.' but not yet reported), and by any f ted he measure, the water quality parameters Ann u a I Intematiooal Association for ec t same. Yet the urgent plight of individuals and
will be getting better. This is difficult to Great Lakes Research at Huron, Ohio. HE SAID THAT STORMS passing from governments eschew such conclusions, in
dei;nonstrate to the public, because the The pattern is similar in the United west to east over thi s shore develop so far as they suggest periodic di sasters
major changes that have been made go States. "It's hard for roe to have pity," counter-clockwise winds that first hit the as lake levels rise and fall. So con-
through a time lag before results arc he added dryly. shore at one angle, as the storm ap-ferences on shoreland planning which
seen." The Canada Center for Inland Waters proaches, and -then from an opposite seek to understand lohg-term patterns
however, is devoting a good deal of angle as it passes over. and present solutions continue to be held .
TUE LAG INVOLVES tor ooe thing the money to study the phenomena ol erosion All of the many variables, he says, can The politicians do not want it thought
timt It takes the lakes to flush out. in an attempt to build a mathematical be relat.ed to baronletric pressures. they are not giving their attention to the
(Biological ch~nges a re. of course, model for prediction. Yet there may be While this helps in an understanding of problems of the Great Lakes, or that the
, Cflrltlt9'1 SCllllCI Mofl't..-f'~ol9
OFF FOUNDATION -Although residents in Zion, Ill., along Lake
Michigan used these big boulders to break waves, they were ineffec·
live and powerful waves washed houses off foundations.
Canadians Not Convinced
Of-lJ.S~-~0Uuti0n Drive~
1Cliristia1' Science A-foniior Service
CHICAGO, Ill. -Across the not-so-
pure waters of the Great Lale.es, Canada
carefully v.·atches U.S. antipollution ef-
forts.
Both-countries are. aciing-on-the
serious pollution problems of the lakes,
but many Ganadians are oot convinced
the United Stat.es is doing enough to live
up to the tenns of a year-old treaty on
joint~responsibility for water purity.
The U.S. is by far the more seri ous ·
polluter of the Great Lakes. And at the
same time, enforcement in the U.S. is
more diffu,,e, because of the large rol e
states play. I ~
The Canadian Government and the pro-
vince .of Ontario, which stretches over
the northern portioo of all of the Great
Lakes except Lake Michigan, Dave made
a firm agreement and are prepared to
say they can meet the terms cX. the bi-na-
tional treaty.
WITH PRESIDENT NIXON'S im-
poundrnent of waste-treatment funds in-
tended for the states, however, and a
lack of fll11l arrangements between the
U.S. GovJffiment and the states, Caoa-
"dians art a\v~iUrig more Positive U.S. ac-
tion.
Canadian_Minister of-the-Envitonment
Jack Davis has expressed such a concern
in the House of Com.mom.
J . P. Bruce, director of the Canada -
C.enter for Inland Waters, says, however.
that Ottawa does not want to make an
issue out of the lag in oorrufiitment by
the U.S. until the International Joint
Conunission, charged as guardian and
overseer of the treaty, has bad Ume lO
evaluate the matter.
Jn April, a one-year massive study was
C<>flll>leted on Lake Ontario, the first
large joint project under the treaty.
While the results have not yet been
released, it is widely expected they will
greatly aid the purpose of the treaty -
intelligent management of the 94,250
square miles of fresh water, now serving
35 million people and perhaps 7D mllfloo
by the year 2UOO.
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anQtber factor.) . . few more chancy areas of scientific the destructive process, it does not problems are ,ahead of them.
1--.--eni.e-dlr:_tiest-la ke,-Enc,-turns.ovcr..m...as_study1 geologists-who--study---erosion,-in----espooia lly..:help-in-predicUng-the-point--0£ Geologists and other-experts -tend-to
short a tune as four or five years , Wlth the Great Lakes warn. Given high water, disaster, he says. feel a lot of present high-water problems
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~ they say, the field is wide open to the "People living along the shores are in a must be waited out -and that future
changes in the weather. The problem is panic situation now," he says, adding solutions depend on long-term wisdom. ]et Stream Unusually'----•
Heavy, Called Culprit
l\'11clenr poaoor plaids
are In operation, or wllf.
be fn opernt1011 on all
lakes !Jut Superior.
Niagara ·Falls the great faucet. Lak e
Ontario, hosting the cities of Toron to al!d
Rochester among others, turns over tn
abollt double that time. Lake Huron. to
the east of Michigan, drains Lakes
Mlehlgan and Superior, and turns il9elf
over In roughly 70 years. Lake Michigan
takes up to 100 years, while the turnover
rate ror the cleanest lake, Superior, is
estimated at more than 500 years.
A number of nuclear -pQwer_plants_ are
in opera ·on or will Defn operation on all
of the lakes but Superior. From con·
ception to online QPeration, it takes nine
years to wend a nuclear power plant
thrt>ugh the required study-planning·•!>
proval path.
TALKS WITH SCIENTISTS attending
the recent Annual Conference or-the
lnU!mational Associa tion for Great
Lukes Research Here m-Huron, Ohio, -
on Lake Erie. indicate that their
proressionttl concern about thennal ~Hu
tton M.f all"'but waned. The vol ume and
cooling Power o£ the lakes is tremendous,
they say. SophlsUcated engineering skill
has gone into designing the cooling
mechani1mo. Tho study o! the effects ol
Increased heat oo algae. plankton, and
fl&h goes on, but the adaptability ci these
life fonns to temporary thermal chanies
' II 1i9oom1ng _. evidenl . one concern was noted about heating
Lak e Mlchlgan by Stanford H. Smith, •
!!sh and wildlife specialtsr-wlih tho
Unlvcniily of Michigan. He pOinted oot
that the salm<>noid variety o! fish -lake
trout and the Pacific salmon (coho and
chlnook) heing introduced ~ hatcheries
-must have cold water to ti</ wtlol~ ·
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FRUSTRATION -Mrs. Florence Kaufman seems
overwhelmed by water that iqvaded her home In
Grosse Ile, Mic h. People on island have buil t dlkes
WASffiNGTON (AP ) Tl! at
sometimes-capricious river of high-speed
air above the ·Northern Hemisphere, the
jet stream, has been a major culprit in
the rerord rash of tornadoes and other
unusual weather across the nation in re-
cent months.
Government meteorologists say the jet
stream has been Wlusually strong for
several months: .
-=causing more--man -700 tomaOoes
since Jan. 1, mostly in Southern states.
-Dmnping heavy rains from the Ap-
palachian• to the Mld"""I and dolln In·
to the South.
--Causing drought conditions In lhe
PacHic Northwest.
'l1IE WEATHERMEN say the jot
stream appears to be weakening now.
possibly lessening tornado activity in
Southern states.
They also said their June outlook shows
a shift In the heavy-rain pictu re from the
Midwest and South to lhe Mid"dle Atlan-
tic. South Atlantic and Gulf Coast. lt also
appears, they said, that lhc weakening
jet stream will cause rain in the Pacific
Northwest during June.
Llke its sister, the "polar jet/' nowing
above northerly areas of the ea~th. t.~e
sub-tropical jet stream ls hun1reds of
miles wide and 20,000 feet hlgh. It whlr1'
eastward around the globe at an altitude
of four to r;evm miles.
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Among 'Other things, the two air nows
control the ~direction of the northern
HemlSpbcre's stonn tracks, intennlltent
ureas of low pressure that tchd to pro-
duce rainy or snowy weather.
to keep rising water out of homes but have no sand
10 fill dikes.
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IN RECENT MONTHS, the jet stream
got involved with a trough of low
pressure prevailing from the Great Lakes
to the Mississippi Valley.
This interplay aided the development
of sto· -· sys tems moving out of the
South1• · 1hrough the Great Lakes, trig-
gering th(' heavy rains.
ln ntid·March and late May, the jet
collided _ with ~~tongue of-very-wenn,
·m01Sf aifstreamin,g northward froitt the
Gulf region. This ·touched off most of the
tornadoes.
In the ·Pacific Northwest, the fet
stream's heavy activity caused West
Coast storm tracks to approach the coast
farther south than nonnal. This caused
pre<:lpitation to avokl the Pacific
Norttiwest.
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'A polluted environment
must have developed a
genetic defect!'.
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The Blgeit Marketplace on the Or:anae C~ast . Mobil. kqmM fot Sale • • l2S • l49
DAILY Pl•Oi CLASSIFIED ADS P.t10f10k ••..• , .. s2s -549
~' orid Suppl~ ' . • 850 • 899
l tol Es~ o.n.rol. . ISO • t9'i
it.n1al ' ' . . . JOO • 499
Aut00l0bile6 • • • • • • ' • 9SO • 990
lqot' & Monne ~ 900 • 914
,_.,.. .100 ·799
finclf'l(iol . . • . • 200 . 299
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Im.I & Found .
MerthandiM! . • ..
• 100 -124
. sso . 574
• 800 . 649
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today. Add units ]Ider!! Call
64~8400.
1 on 1, 12 acre. Offering total . . , . ' n1c(t1a1cly," C"los1• 10 i;;hori-able for 3 ti) j un hs. 3 hnth~, ~fll'd"n kl!~·~u·IL --;;-;cu;~-.cau.;--[,,-::::;. 1>rivacy 1vilh professional P:1vate C11rtula1 street of A .n1ag11Jf1cent hon1e on a l,r)\ng & E:~!ttnt·i n ll.S. ~l'ffls j i\l,•v Ca,iTv :!nd-i 'ru.,.l l)f'f'd Dra111Alll' v1111lt,>fi rl•tl1ns:.-; RAINY-DA-VS La..n d s_c ilQ I 11.g. _6_ big fine ho~!:. Paint iu1d ~':'.£ _1!!.1"~~!!Kdon1. A u1yquC' i;onio Tl.C. S2i"i,9JO r\ll \}f;'ile; ·Furnt~h~I. (Joorl ai.:ccnL Lb~»pih'IOl.ISnetts-111 bedmon1s, 3\2 baths, 2 10\·e-thous a~ d s S\1•rtp1ng OOme \Vtth so much utllily __ l l{cut SchC'dulc Hi'ult•d nlul lhl.~ 2 IC'\'1'1 he>n14'. ProfC'~·
AND MONDAYS ly fireplaces, triple car rounds \\'Ith r:oo1n for boat its unbe lie\·able. I ;, large SUPER SHARP FiltCl't'd Pool. t17'l.800. Cull s1onall~ lantl St'll lX'ri l\'ilh ,I
St .11 h 1 ,_. . 1 gawe and a view of " bedmon1s 1 n c I u d 111 g bedrooms \\'Jtb separate den .,8 R 2 .,,,yli"•" 6,,, ,.,... hugt• s~de yartl. Sl'C 1t todai 1 ave a \\•ay 0 ""111g JUS e\'~rything. You've got to h1de-n-1va;v master sui1e, to use for your office or ". ~1\ hor~it• "·'th · ... ~ ... ,,...,.");),) S-16,150. • ·• great \\•hen you are inside see lhis home! $73.900. separate , guesl faci lily. SC\\ing. 4 full size llARl)\\000 f> LOOBS, 2' !
this cozy dollhoU"i! looking! Phone 54~ for showing. den l\'ith sliding glass door bathrooms. Spacious master ~Rr i:::11nige, lush lanfls,.A 1>-I _,.--::;.,. ~ COATS I out. Shag carpeti ng, rich $17 000 tb 25' ente11ainers patio. bedl'OOOl v.•ith dressing are:i. 1ni:: <~nd rnut"h ni.orc>. (',\LL &
panelling and so n1ueh more 1 • ·'Breathtaking Vi('\\" of can-Separate famil y room \\•ith NO\\ '.'?I' 11ppo1nt1nC'11t to W WALLACE I you'll ha1·e to see it. Just NO MORE yon and blue Pacific. BE:J'-\\'el bar. Ranch s I y I c st't'. P1 icr<! ''"Y Jx.lo\\' $30.950~ Cati no\\·. Soti-60lO. I ---N=EWP~=O~R=T~-· I .J' ER J·I UR Ry ! ca 11 kitchen ."·iu, many cabinet"'! n1arket. S27.~. REAL TORS I
oPENTIL g , ""S FUN ro BE N1Cf1 VC'ry clean 3 hr den & \\'Ol"k 645-0303. and large dining ·area. Lux-CALL ti~2-17i1 •, I e 962--4454 e 1 ~-ft .[~· ~ !1.~~~~a7n~:;·n~11:n~P:=~~ HEIGHTS DUPLEX ~~;:~ing~v~ f!~1as;~cae~~ ·f"',,,..J,. •IV I I BACK BAY lo\\·nhouSf'-OC(.':i n vici\•-!,rood !fiis. 1·ha1·n1i11g hon1~~ Pz:icc Each unit . 2 bedroom "ilh tra large yard big enoUgti \..J'I 11UiTl21 $250----'
arca-S4;'i,000. c 11n-liff, C<t. , 1 is fnm -but easy fJnanc1ng. brick Fireplace. Built-ins -for a tennis court and Olym-~ . • MINI VIEW
GUNTHER REAL TY Dining area -Laundry Roon1 "pie size s1.,.imming pool. RENT 'TIL YOURS I and Roon1 10 eY"a.nd. $48,500 Located on prin1e "quicl" $57 850 714-753-6395 or 714-75;1-1151 Dail.v Pilot \Vant ,\(Is have . .,, ~=~~-:o~--1 . ""' dmrn. 6.,;.nn. I' p I T" . con,.,.-lot. Olfe"'' al 3 + GUEST + . I · General bargain!< galore. P.ca ltors OPEN TIL g . n·s FUN ro BE. NICE• t S 00 1me $:>3,930 -it is ,,·orth n1uch GOV'T Secludt>d cul-de-sac proper,1y
5·16·0022 A • more. i\lust call now-\\-on"t POOL I In Jll'l'Stig1· estale al'en orl
Beautiful 4 Bdrm ~ . CJGln last. 842-2535. REPOSSESSION IRON GATF:!'i 10 ~J!h S<-· fi ner hon1 cs. Drama ti e Near South Coast P.lazn. Profes.<;ionally dc s ig n e.rl OPENTILll ·IT'SFUNTOBE.N/CE! I 1
1
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1 • ·~~cnthed1·al ceilings in livinj:l Custo1n inlcrior. Orcanl ' "'.rought il\ln fencing pro-!'9. $25,950, J ls~~c P..~IJ"I IS~ ~"1 1 "·',)(X. roon1 l\'ith cr ack lin g ; v1des pool safety for 1he I , 1 Sh11rp 3 Bdrm, 2 b:l!h, nl'\\' <."',· ,pat io:.'"'.•,Y ni::: panis \\'OO<l -burnln". fl re.pla"1', l!!'+~~~!P!it"!H'!r.~I kitrh<'n. Co z Y fireplace>. '='==~~~~===:I Ul ! 1olcan1 c l'CH.'11: oardcn 3 "" "' Por•l-s.izetl lot. Hottt .~.. -''STOP'' klPs. \Ve have 2100 sq. fL 3 µ . paint, shag ca!])C'ts, 1argc 1 ' . . . ~. . s. · 01x-n plun f11n1ily roon1. 1ra1J cr access. S42,000. brk big ~roon1s, s e par a t e, · covet·ed p11tio, ya1'd needs bedl i;oom . 1.~lu<.li~., i; il .1 '. 1 l!lllll'joug ~a1·d{'n v le w .,
WORLD AT YOUR FEET
Vie'v the yachting action-bay & ocea n.
from your r ingside seat. Ne \vly decorated
home-3 view bdrms. & ba. $195,000. Mary
Harvey.
CLASSIC VIEW-PRIVACY-POOL
For that special family who needs studio,
3 BR. & enjoys nat ure -dramatic home
\V/inco1npar. day & ni ght vie\v of Laguna
coastline & city. $129,500. Bob Yorke.
IT STEALS THE SHOW
Enjoy bayfronl vie\v from t his 2-story. 6
BR., 4 Bath nautically oriented home 'vith
pi er & sli p. $375,000. Comp. remodeled . Gary
Knox.
LUSK HARBOR VIEW
4 Bdrm. Sandpiper-view! ....... , $97,500
3 BR., spectacular view! ........ ·$92,500
3 BR. pool home, jacuzzi ........ $79,500
5 BR .. 2-stbry, pool, view ........ $125,000
Lavera Burns · ·
OUTSTANDING VIEW
Dover Shores-former model home. 4 BR.
plus latnily r1n. plus pool. Large formal
d i.n·ing rm .. living rm. '"itR bea med ceiling.
$pll,500. Eileen Hudson.
I LARGE LIDO ISLE HOME ~citing home designed for family livin g.
Children's area separate \vith own family
rm .. living & din. rms. wi th parquet floors.
Six bdrms. Two lots. $179,500. Charlene
Whyte.
133~700
644-2430
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Coldwell, Banker
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550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.JI .
540-1720 . This is the duplex you·ve family roon1, 2 bflths, and a ....... , sonic \\'Ork but C"hl"Ck rhis C'VC' mastc.1 sul\~ • scp~ia ,r fomial <tining room, 4 la~e · TARBELL been looking for. 2 Bdrm, 1 corner lot. Bicycle to park. d~"·n 11uyn1t. _ only S!)I>(). guest !~cih•y '1llh .p'.·iv~lt' bcdroon1s .. and gu urn1c 1
bath each. separate enclos-to the lx>ach & walk to a.II m Bids close !his lll'C'k so cull C'nlrani.:~ off. pool, ('()"/.) 11111· kitchen \\'Ith breakfast bur. Like to Trarlc'.' Our Trader's ed garag:e, new paint. nC\\' schools & shop ping & con-U!I intmed! ' u:o:ed brit•k r,irl'placc, ru.r.;gi•rl pc ck. a -boo l'ieow of
P11rHdise column is fOll you! carpet, located in Ne\\')Xlrl vepicnt to free \\'a y s. e~a 546-5880 Open Eves bc>arn rt:ll111~11-. • Cou rnH·I Nc1\1J()1't Bay. Ask us aboul
5 lin<'s. 5 ria.vs for SS. Call Hghts. Great investment . Assun1e this 6/0 V1\ loan. klli·h~n 111 1h hu!ll:ins. B.1 n· the in!('J~sling possibllilirs today ... 6·12-5678 Call RED c AR p ET Asking $39,900. ~Jo\--e In IJ / / qucf foimal d1n1ni:::. Sien for fur ure incrca!SC's ln
Sell idle ile!I.:. ..... tH2-567S. REALTORS at 645-SOSO. Conclitkln! Please ....e_hone Verde <11mkv~1 l'u.n1pus ,roon1 o\·C'r value. Plr11~,... rail roday for -I 545-9491 for showing. 00 ing gia~1t. roe· \vatt>r[:ill, 11n oppoinrn11•nt 10 inspect
1 General General dancr 1.a\·1111011 am! sp.ark· !hill hirzhh· i!ec;irable pi-op-
MACNAB
IRVINE _______ ... ______ _
TOP OF THE HILL
Supe1·b 4BR, 2\', bath home. Cul-de-sac !er
cation. Upper Ne\vport Bay & exclusive
Cherr)'· Lake area. Large pool size rear
yartl overlooking canyon. $89,500. Bill Burt
644-6200. (V20)
COZY & COMFORTABLE
Park vie\v home. 3BR-spacious master
suite. Peninsula cook center w/]arge break-
fast bar. Beautiful stone fireplace. I..<).
cated. in quiet area. $40,950. Lois Egan
644-6200. (V25).
FROM YOUR POINT OF VIEWI
ogle the ocean, bay & ~littering jewel-like
Newport Beach night life from the finely
decorated interior of t his 4BR/FR home.
Then ogle the fantastic price of t?S,500.
Lois Miller 642-8235. (V22 )
[Irvine I
IOI DoY9t Drive t42·~i31
1..W M1cArthW IU•l.200
~ewport ... ch, Cellfornl• 12111
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5 BEDRM ''SU~H A DEAL'; I lin(? poo(. 011ncr ri('~pcrute. l'I'!)'. cau ·s~&-2313.
HIGH ON A HILL If you've tx-en lookin~ for an J~l 1\DVA.~TAGE. C<1tl r°"'~__.._,NTIL,9 • Jt'S fUN ro BE NICEt~
Fantastic home in sparkling lnl'e11tnl<'nl !htil n{'('(ls 90111e
OCEAN VIEW condition. Deep s h n i;t rixlng-up, \\'l' jw;l listed it.
. carpeting, double fireplace, -r-.~·o hoU1'CS on A Joi. fo'ronl HIKISI [ OISO\
" REALTORS
How \\oold you like to O\\'ll modem builtins. and quiet is a 3 Brrn, I h.11h. firl'plncc"
this 1n!lgn ificent home that tree-lined localion. One-ol-a-in good condit ion. Henr is 2 sets on a private street with kind, come in see -$42,500. Brn1 ., 2 001h and necrl11 P ll r k -11 k c surrou ndings Call 545-8424, Sou I h Co \\"ork. Local('<! in prinll' I ...................... ,.. ovel'looking lite Pa c i f i c Rcnltors. cas1sidc Cos!a i\lcs.1 and has 1 ·
Ocea n? You m"ight expect to Ucen rezoned R·l. Priced lo EASTSIDE pay a king'fli r11nsom hul you OCEAN VIEW sell at $40.000. ~rink all of-
"'ould be surp.rlse:d to learn from--this-&lmoetlnew ma.-lcrs. Shown_by np11t.
lhnt It's only ~.500. Hurry · jestic VIP family home. Call RED C A R P ET
a11<l call 842-2535. Spacious bedroom!, 2 baths Rt:;ALTORS for con1plcte
4 BR, family, pool. •l2G E. !-16,\'~r.-or . •
and exct?llent area. You tnform1ttlon at 6'1~. rF-~;:';;;jiiljjiji[iii;;piiinl OWN lbc lam!. Full pdoo * !ST OFFERING *
$56,500. Outstanding cust()ll'I 2-sty.
3 BR, fanlily rn1. 1626 Tustin, C.M .
1''or appt, to see, ca ll -;.,.,,;\V11ll<EH & lH ~~~~~~~~~~[Realtors 64G-77ll
HOME & BUSINESS 2o.L1 \\'e1;1cliff Drive
4 Bt.'<lroom, 2 baths, doublet·O~p<_n_UJ_S_P_h_l _~---
garate. $30,000. • &st of ''WE
'""Ot1ET STREET AP0LoG1zE"
3 Bedroom home fully car. lf )\.lu !tied to cnll RF.0
pcted, recently painted. CARPET REAL TORS, 277
Ll\rge encloecd sunporch E. l'ilh St .. Costa Mep, a.t
fenced front A back .l'flird: 645-9)80 and didn't get an
room for boat. 'Quiet st.reel. an1·wer, our pho nes wen:
S27,500. out of order. We now have
Roy McC•rclle Reeltor this corrected and ~ offer our apologies .
IB!O N•;trf~" C.M. •-v A-A""t"'L...,T'"'E=R"'M"'S...,•.-
home In Dover ShoN'!I arl'!a. Profess. dcc:o1•. 5 BR Og. •
n1slr. !!Uite iv/view from •
balr..'OllyJ, 3 ho.. L.ge, gour-1 -
met kltch. Formal dl'l. m1 ..
""""' ''""Y "'"· '"1'"'1
• &I YOUNG FAMILIES "-Ct bar. !lobby rm .: h1un.I
dr)I r1n .'. 3 <'('I r g{u·~ + I.loot \VIII find thl!! 10 bt the
gatt', T1I~ ronf. You cnvn perfect stmrr home. Th\s 3
the land. $150.000. bedroom hoUS(' on n l~rJtC
Gib Walkt r Realty corner k>t . In a quiet
335$-C Vin Lido, N'pl, Bco.ch neighborhood. CIO!!C t 0
* 675-5200 * """"°''· 1 Pri<;<d At only 126.950. </all todny 842n2535.
PROBLEMS O/'!N "' • '"'<JN,..., NIC"
Sclllng wui' hOmt:!
Try
10 ·UNITS
$105,000.
Modern apl!l., locnlcd in th!'.!
toity of Orn:nge \.,.Ith $12CXl. a
nion!h <lcn!iistant in<.'Ome.
Who'11 first?
Ntwport
II
P1lrv!ew
64Ul11
l1nytlm1)
$25,000-
For this I m m Ac u I n t c , up~mded 3 bedroom, 2 bath~. only 2 milcs from the
bc8ch. ~lier will Pl\Y loan
fet1 "° you can buy F11A "'Ith AJI little Ra $1 ,000 ~11,
or you m want lo a~1ume
the exl1f 1g loo.n at only
M•%.
~~~~~~~~·!' BR, 2 BA, splc·&·>P'l!I *-WATE·R·FRONT * cf.,.n. Ncn1 ynrct & nbmood.
Chnnn(I Duplex $.14.000. CALL. 645-7'nl.
"CAS1 1 PURCHASE PLAN''
(12 I lour evaluauon M?Nice) ay · 1 '.I AM TOO SMALL'' r..o:i:lltr.r1 c.!~-771
Btllbl'>a Coves hon1e . '"Ontu ·· * OCEANFRONT * ' • IV
Jlo1nl'! &: Unit.it ~"'21 BALBOA BAY PROP. * 67:1-7420 *
11'3.1 \\les·1cllff Or., N.B.
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Jt EAL J.:S'l'ATE
22:11 Sou!J1 Brllltol Ave.
MG-0022
Sell the old 1tufi Ru.y tlljl now
~tuff.
tor mr present OWfle!' but 204l \Vtn ~H'.'! J)rlvc
Jut.! rtJ;ht for YoU· with n1y 1 .o~""=""'"ll"'O'-"pme"-. ~----4 BR. si~trk\ing J>OOI, Jrg 24• x :r.z• Fn111H;,i roorn, 3
ctlv f)lltlo. lnlmcd. occ. bedrnl!\_. Oulc and c;lo nn. avall. Sub1nl! on $42.500! $ 2 5 , 5 O o . C A I. L 1GIJ>INY MORRISON• KATEl.l.A, . &17-QIGI
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I R•~Ut•t•forS. ][e] ~Giienoiiiiriioiiliiiiiiiiiiii~iiii;J General El Toro El Toro
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HO ... HI flolfl'ltlled , , , , • >GO I Hou HI uni um, . , •.. , ;ros
Hat,lifi I urn, or 11nlurn. . .•• , • J IO
CfnllO"'!nlum• hrm. . .. , . . . . . . JIS
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Cando, l11rn. or 11nlurn ...•... , . :J2J
TtWllllOUH l11rn. , ..... , ..•... J>O
TOWllllollH 111t111rn. • . ' •. '.... .. JJ5 T•wnlloll5t, furn. or uni urn. . . J40
D11plt1tt l11rn. , , • , .......... , J45
Du Pt••• 11nlurn. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . uo
CktPll•tt, turn. or 11nlurn, ...• JSJ
Aplf. 1111'11 .................. 1'0
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Aplt .. turn. or unrurft ......... J10
llHnli •.......... ·······•···· 400 lloo"' & I Nnl ............... 40S
HoltJ1; Mol•li ..... -· ·~· ._,. ·-~ oo Oue.11 Hom9 ................... UJ
S11m 1n9f llt11i.I• • , .. , , . , , .•. , . 420
ll'K•llOll ll-.il11$ -··-···•'""' tlS ~itnllll "' $111'9 ..•...... "... tlO O•r-..s tor fl.nl .............. tlJ otlk• llent•I .................. 440
llllkrstr41I llenT•I .... , . . . . •. . . . 4$0
Stor111 ........................ tSS
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MlK1tl•-11t1 lttftllli .....•• 4'J
LIVE ON THE
WATER ·
lnuu~illl' fl '1 lldnn .. 3 balh, 2
s1ory custon1 built ho1ne on
u l'Orncr to1 with boat eute
and lhcsc extras: self clean-
ing -oven 1v/rolisserl<', huilt-
in harbecuc, lop of the line
di shwashet• and dispo1.al.
n1assive 1·01"1\Ct' h.,1· i {· k
fireplace. Built just 10
n1onths ago. locu tcd in
Eastt>idc Costa Mesa. All
I.his and n101·e -pi·iccd to
sell fa st. Q1vncr 1vill ti:>n·
slrlcr Trade. Cal! REO
CAllPET [{EALTORS at
&1a-S080.
"WE HAYE
APARTMENTS"
in Costa Mesa. Brand n~w
C:-onstructioflfOr deprecia-
tion. oldt•r units for incon1e .
\VeoUrr Pr o f ess i o n !l I
counseling 10 get you thC ln-
vcst1111'11t lhat's best !or
you.
C1u.L RED CARPET
REALTORS AT 645-'.8080 01·
stop by ou1· 1lC-.i.' orfi ce at 277
E!. .17.th--:-:-St.. C.Osla bfcsa,
corn('r Santa Ana Ave.
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5 pfu:J poof 2 TRIPLEXES
EA~TSIDE
COSTA MESA
All 2 BR • I BA, bt.IUtlns, •
rctrtg. Xlnt rental area.
Good cru'Pfls. \\1a.lk lo shoptl.
$92,000. Cood tlnanclng avaU. : e CALL ANYTIME e
646-3928 or Eve. 645-5253
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Elegant 2 story home with gorgeous deep
sh19 c1rpetln9, ~ustom draperies, sunny
kitchen and pool ttble 1l1e family room
overlook sporklfng hHled ond filtered pool. COUNTRY KITCHEN
This 11 a stunning decorator home. See to 1-""iunily J)l'Oblcn1 s · priced 11udcr niarkeL 4 Bo'drrns, 2
POOL TIME
LQchenmyer.
I Re.:1 1101
appreciate. $56,900. baths, PV stouc fircplacc, J Bkr. 137-9400 fo1111al dining, block fel'ICe, l !!!""""!!!!!"""""""""'""""!!!!!""""~""""'"'"""""""'I heavy shake i:90I. Prlnie kl-General Co1t1 Mnl cation nca1· Do~glas, free· :.::;.:;.=.:_ _______ I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! '\·ay & shopping. CAU..
Thi!I 3 BR, 1% ba pool l\Ome
has an assun1able VA loa.n.
park size y(IT{l "A'ilh .,....,111
for boat or cp.!npcr. On u
eorne1· Jot, nt\8"r free \Vftyll.
Call 963-5611.
J, '.,II ( iOOll\\'I ~ ""'·~·~··~-~ .. ~--~·~·~I NEW INVESTORS 89
3-85.13. ~ ·v ·• -w kn1maculate 3 bedroom 2• ~.. ~
1 bath '°"<nllouse on lovely ~·-:.-· $30,000.
I •/' " •, v
~St.'
--. Ca. 92708 714 963-5611
ROOM TO gi-cenbelt "PLUS" pool and I& •I Lo\·cly lx.>drms, 2 baths, .. 1onc--0n-tone shag. J ack It EXPAND recreation rooni. Modem Jill 1l1odcl Starrlusl. Hard·
built in kitchen, fireplaC(', ·· · · . 1i·ood floot•, bltlns, block Easlsicle Cosla ~1csa 4 ...... ,_ o-a·•-• • ., p t and • ~ ,...,.. .......... .. e s 11·all fC'n<'<'. Our best listing ioom. 2 bath familv room dra......., patio and m•n• ., r-0 • • ~.., at this p·1·ec. Ow••"' -"•· 2 BLKS to BEACH
hon1e Ylith ..... autifut front mot• ·1e ·••-1 mak 11···o·ng ' ' ·-· ""' e • ms u... e .. VIEW HOME ferred. CALL 893-8533. kitchen. drive-thru garage, a pleasure. Asking only
bo I
1 Heavy, heavy shake roof on
a 01· can1pcr storage, $27,500. Try 10% do\vn and WANTED $30 950 1800 sq fl , In exc('l!cnt eon-payments about $240 per , • this charming 3 bedroom
dilion. Price only ;38,900. month. See it now. Ca 11 3·BEDROOMS . Up lO $SO,OOO. POOL -POOL tX:ean retreat. Gourntct tiled ~~irst tinic advertised -won't 673-8550. \Viii consider Huntington J Bcdrms, 2 baths. formal kitchen 'vith all the latest I t h C '! d" · to r d k appliances and fi.xtureJ\. Big as. OPENTILl •"'S FUH70BENICEI Bcac . osta .. esa, etc., 1n1ng roon1, ts o l'C • f 11 . ,. pl 546-5880 Open Eves. ml. l ! 11•ith or without pool. CALL ing. Price<\ for q uick sale. a1n Y rm, roanng ire ace. 962.?..t::.t:. CALL 842-93TI. fom1al living rooni. Plush -...., carpets just a year old! Dec·
I' 5., DOWN orator drapes. !luge yurd.
• 1• · Beach lovers S\\'im i.n the Pa"nients less · tha n rent! I •-~=::::;::::=:==:=:::=:::=o=c==::;::=-88'3 ADAMS H B J ocean every cay! Unuc--" • · · Shat... 3 BR, 1 ~~ BA, \vilh I
--,_ .. HERITAGE
REALTORS
BLUFFS CONDO .,,. .. ...,. ... ,. .11, ,, He .. "'._o,b c low p1;cc, hurry .~ ,._rv11• "ii firepl 2 covered patios, this 1\·on·1 Jasl. Bl-\lt. 9 REAL ESTATE SALES FOR THE quiet; street. 1-lurry, this 962-5511. t Lease or Purchase
Herc is your chance 1o try
lh!! good life of Lhc Bluffs
Condo!i \\•i1hout having to
purchase for a--yt!'ar. va·crou
and ready for you1· inspec.
lion and ln1mcdiatc occu·
1><1 ncy. Thr~ lari;c bed·
roon1s, featW"ing a large
master suite, formal dining
area Illus breakfast area in
lhe all built-in ki t c h en.
\\lalcr vie"' from the pri·
vaJI! paJjQ and nlaster bt>d·
room. $550 Jll'r ntonth on a
OPENING_ FOR SWINGING ;..~:,1.m! !'9,9l0. c AL L I ............................. 1 -IMMACULATE
new or experienced licensed
Real Es1a1e -Salespeople.
Your O'l\'n private desk &
plmne, good walk-ins, free
advertising. Same location
1.8 years. Call for intetView. e CALL ANYTIME e
646-3928 or Eve. 673-45n
SINGLE COUNTRY LIVING 2600 "I ft, 5 BR 2\1 BA adult
S<fiK?aky cleaJl-"liO clean you Huge IOf -With 'tan frees occupied, fam rm w /mas-
takc your shoes of! lO enter. rustling ifi the ocean breeze slve stone lirepl, form! din
Up-graded throoghout & gas surround a gorgeous con-rm, pool size 72' x 130' k>t
BBQ in Fountain Valley's temporary 4 BR . 3 BA in exec area. $46,500.
finest area -Pools available. home. Country Club living If
~'llcr gays sell · Now! with community pool. CALL 1llage Real Estate TODAY to see this onc-of-a-klnd 84~4451. '62-4471 (::::) 546-llOJ " ReaJtors
546-0562 LOTS-0.LAND
-""F'-'A"-C-l_N_G"°'"· ---I BIG CMll:ON CORNER
• • • Cnicerll..I garden llvlng la
. lhe blue hori:ron. Relax uMurpe11Jed in lhls truly
~ kl'l"p peace &: harmony outdoor oriented 4 bedroom.
tn thlJ multl·level 3 bdnn. 21, bath llo1ne. Luxurlou11
honte. llard\\'ood floors. good cuatom ff':aturcs include a
&IZL"<i !'.l<l lio, decks fa<'ing the reclrculntln.1t hot wa I er
11•ater; blt·in tile kil<'hc n. 1y111em, bidet, t ra .!!h
family room &: nreplaL-e. iunn.shcr, and n1a11y other5
Landscaped 1vith just enough 1hal odd ease & elegance to
shrubbery to <:1,1!1lva1c a your life 11tyle in this tl\051
feeling ot prlvllc)'. $00,500. su~rb ol ull private areas,
Big Canyon. I,,~ Call to lcurn n\01'~ about thill ~Mvl., special opportunity now to REAL ESTATE pu'chaae lhis home. Donald ?.'I . Bird
1190 Glenneyrc St. ,\s110C\ate11, Realtors
494.9473 549-0.116 i> Torrey Pines l.alle'
0 Nt·11 port Beach Id La1,.•u1ia cilam1 n•ith 17l4l 6-10-1711 ,
ocean vie\'.'. spotlcs11 IM?\\'Jiiiiiiii ... ~;i;i;ioiiiiiiiiiim J
elec11·ic kitchen. separate
dining area. L'OZ}' rireplaee,
in this 3 BR, 2 BA home
11•/3-car garage. Asking
S69.500.
Red Carpet ~ealtors
497-1761
(Nc1\' sumn1er hrs S:30·S:30l
:ii·
VIEW HOME
WANTED
3·BEDR00~1S. Up to $80.000.
\\rjll consider Huntington
Bchch, Costa ~1<!sa, etc ..
3 BR, 2( :!' "MADRID." 11·~11! i!r \\•lUK>ut pool. CALL
Pnpulru· ~· ·sion);" :il'C'U. 9G:.!-il56.
Lai_c wt. l f
8843 A·DAMS, H.B.
FASCINTING
NEWPOlT
CHARM
Beautiful View
Enjoy the-ocean vi~· from
this 3 bedroom home \Vith
guest house. La.rge atlrac-
tive yard. Open-bean1 ceil-
ing in niaster suite. }o'onna1 2400 sq. ft. of cha1m in Neo.v-
dining room. I-lreplace. port lfeighl s not far {but not
$65,000. brk 494-8003. too else! lo 1-loag Hospital TARBELL on Catalina Drive. 4 br .. for-
n1a.I dining & huge recrea-
lion. room. Ocean &. bay
view. $81,500. AnM'unc1m1tt1ll , . • . . . . • SOI'
C•rll 11 Tn1n1u/ln Memorlum sos
L.,11 Ntlk:H ....... lit COSTA MESA lease \\•ith the purchase ~ BH. I"~ BA, hard\\"ood price of sr~q.950.
Lochenmyer.
Realtor
SOUTH COAST
1PLAZA
1/3 acre on quiet street.
spacious 4 BR, 2 BA home.
with 2 patios. Lots of room
to ramble. Price just re-
duced , hurry on over. CALL
8424451 ..
· VACANT l24')
NEAR BEACH
Meredith Gardens
Upgrade<!: Split level. 3 BR. 3
ba .. w/fam. rm. It din. rm.
7% Asswn. VA JQ6JI. Sharp! $5.1,500.
Per1onals I I~ J floors .. fircplace, bl!n kitchC'n C. F. Colesworthy ~I
. ~'1 & service pon·h. Tree shaded Realtors 64CM)020 I '------~--' • · 19 x 2ti cl<'Ck \\'ilh BBQ over· "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio;ioi ... i I Back Bay Exquisite "Sandpointe" home
""'" 1r1n51111r11110 ........ , ... Ju looking: fis h pond aru:l '\\'Bter· AIR on quiet slreet. 4 br/fm ,, ~:"~'.~~i··.:· · .... J>O hill. 2 Cai· dcl ached gilragc BY O\VNER. 3 br, frplc, spilt level. Very plush deror.
Tr•v•t :'.'.".'.". ~~ "'ilh separa!e "'Ork shop. rovered patio, new kitchen, Only $39,500.
Plus f' . ..:ll'a C(>ncrcte parking CONDmONING .64(}-0166 or 64-0-0m.
IL -L_•_"_'_"_._'_"'"" __ _,J [9J a 1·ca for rars & boat • alley \\'ith an Elec tronic Air Clean.1-"""'"""--'"-'""'""""---
at"cess. \\'ill 1·C'det..'Orale to er is just' one of U1c many College Park
suit exterior/Interior. feature.;,; 1his ho1ne has 10
$31.500 Q\\'nt'r. 894-8437. oHf'r. 4 Bi~ lledroo1ns, 2 ~BR, 2 ba. dbl garage, bltns, ~~~ TWO ON A LOT halhs. L"Ovc1'Cd patio, custom VA appi-aiscd $33,00l. Prine. Four.II II~•• H 1I
LO>I I drap1.·s. 1\·111J-to-11·a1J carJ>('I· ~O~n~l~Y~· ~>IQ.-03:::..,="~·~----
ll ~ 1100(~ n..·t·upancy . inves1ors ing .llybrid la1vni; fron! & Corona del Mar
fns truc'fton ! 011portunity St pride of O\\TI· n.>ar. Lui;h landscaping. r~uJI
IL-------' I C'rship '"to boot" -$-11,500. priee $35.000. HOME
kltMIJ 1J 1ni1rvc:t1t<11
Thttlrtc•I ,
hul 11\1'ncr says sell right 1:1+ ,.,.,,_____ /Ca... co:Ts ~UL
I ]~I '~WALLACE INCOME
SeMcn: ~nd RePllrs ,I rtealtors REAL TORS
. . "'6-0562 -544-4141--~,,.,,S~P°'LJ~A-o-'is"'"H'""'l"'"N,---(Open Evenings)
THE SUN"
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H11, Wln!H, MBll" ·····-··· 110 I \'"Qu can-;i do just that with ll~J I 1his flpatkling tt~ yr. old A
Merchandise · B•'. i~, i.,otb pool hon1e.
~-------' J PrlL"'d t:h::ht at $49.700.
An1,q"'o 100 CALL H.1':0 CA R PET
Appll11:<11 .01 l :I::.AL1"01l.S AT 64:i-S080.
Au<tlOn . ttM
Bulldlnor Mflt•l.i1 IOf , SEE US! Cl~41 B f qv!P"'"'' . . , , 10& he' ho f f'urnllu•• ....... 11a For 1 right n1c or you.
01r1191 s1.1• . . .. • f't Con1ple1e selectkln of oomes
H1uM11old GOOdl •·•• ·· · ··•·•• •.,.w ltl the beach area. :_:,:~.~ ..• ,, HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Mb<1111neovt . ..· •,,1! I REALTY MIK1ll111-i Wl nlH ~ Mu~IC•I l~•lrvmenh l2J 83).0780 Cltlk1 ,.11rnl!urt/Eci111p. 114 ....... wo,.111• . . .... n• OLDER BUT S..wlllf M1c:11m.. .........•. ,.
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Dot• . '.. 1)4 l'lill • . ISS Mor~•' 15'1
LIVIJlt<k IM
2200 sq. ft., 3 br. ''home"
not jw;t a house . ,1·it h lull
dining room on quiet tree·
!lncd s1rec1. 01,·n<'r says
"sell" at $30,000.
C WALKER & llf
R<-altors
546-0J2'1
I ...... ":'l:U~t 110']1 "MESA VERDE
I ESTATE" ·-·" .................. ·~~ Inn. M11r.1./S1rY1<1 .. ".... t02 $li0.500, 4 Brn1, 3 baths,
llNl1/M1rln1 eciulp, . · · · • · !HM f al d" · 2300 fl 1-o·a1t~Pow1r , •..•.••••..•... ,.. 01·111· 1nuig. SQ. , 110~11. 11111t1c111rt1r .......... "' huge C01'ner lot. 2 story, II•"· 1111 .. .• · .. "' llt'nl' schools 81'"· SHptJDot~' ......... " tll C \LI RED. CA RP ET BNtJ. S1MCI & S~I . . .. • ., , t ll I ~
B•ali, s1or1t1 •. tit RE1\LTORS AT 645·8080
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642-5678 I
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"BREATHTAKING
VIEW"
-NEWPORT BAY
This hon1c has e1'1'1-ythi11g. 3
Bdrni, 3 l3a1h, 2j00 sq. rt.
BcauUful pario 1vHh f<111n·
lain. \lie1\' of Sol1th Buy
fro111 l'\'C'l1' roon1. f''.l.1ra
lar)::t"' n1as1er suite~ tuu;e
fircplae<', large I a m i 1 y
kitchen, garage ct o or
(ll)t•rwr, t'IC'. Don't hci:itale
lhis 1vo1l't last. Call RED
CARPI:.! REALTORS al
G43-.>IOXO.
YOU WON'T
BELIEVE JT
1111 you sec il. 3 bcd1'00nts ·
larges! kitC'hcn in Cos I a
~tesa . R·2 lot S23,930. Call
&1&nn for proof.
OPEN TIL t • ITS fl.IN 10 BE NICf'
THE REAL
ESTATERS
·"
*6-UNITS*
r.Jn NIGEL
BAILEY &
ASSOCIATES * NEW DUPLEX * • .. almost co1npleted. Tcr·
rific 3 BR. 2 Ba, & 2 Bit.,
2 ba. XJnt kx." •• with mini-
vle\''. Lg('. sundeck. Dbl.
gru·age \\'/laundry faeil. Lots
of extras. Offered for
$115,000.
2 lg., new duplexes
Side by side on a high, COnK'I"
101. Great belO\\' H1''Y· Joe.,
$102.500 each. Plans avail.,
choose your O'l\TI exterior ·
no11•!
University Realty
1001 E. Cst. llwy 673-6510
SUMMER IN OL'
CORONA
Colleet rent for the winter,
low price, $44,500. Call
D"nison Assoc. 673-7311.
t\\'O lriplCxes on 1 lot. All ="~='-"="'-'-'-"'"'-=• 2 BR. units w 'mod. bltin COZY t.'Orner cottage; 3 BR,
kitchen:;;. Incorne S920/ino. 2 BA + nu UOO sq ft unit. 2
llocnn ror 2 or possibly 3 BR. 1 BA & frplc. Top
more uni!s. Out-0f·IO\\'ll· quality. $ 116 , 7 5 O. 500
o"'·ner nPC<ls in1n1cd. sale. Poinsettia, 644-73ll or
S92,500 CPI~· 5 4 a· 8 4 2 4 , 646-90'19.
SouthC°n Realtors. ' e e DUPLEX e e
~ PENINSULA
WATERFRONT
Grack>us t iving . 4 bedrooms,
-I baths, huge r>t1l.io Rnd side
yard 1\•llh pier anti slip .
All on ll\'O Iota . $300,00J.
PETE BARRETT
-REALTOR-
642-5200
associated
BP:Ol<ERS -AEALTO!lS
1C1~ W Oolbor /.11 l~t I
) -
BRAND NEW HOMES
C WALl<E H & lll
Rel\ltors
;t&-0022
D1n11 Point
REPO
$750 DOWN
2 or 3 BR To,vnhouse, hge
run1pus room dblc gar.
swim pool, fe1v left. ilurry!
557-9144 or 842-4421
First Pioneer Realty
• '
AtriwTI. model, 3 ·bedroom, 2
baths, tike ne\v. Camper
parking. Now down VA • only
10% others • easy mo. pay·
ment. $36,400. Call 96S-33Il.
t:::;:V .. \11\fH !'. llE
--•GEM Real!°"' 5'l6-0022 1610 \V. Coast Hwy., N.B.
REALTORS 64>-1623 $34.00 A MONTH
NEW TRIPLEXES This is the low, low, monthly
JN COST A ~IE&\ n1aintenancc figw·e for this
3 Bdrm., 1 ~~ Balh beautifully det.'Orated three
H ONEYMOON STARTER 2 Bdrnt., 1 ~2 Bath bedroon1 "condo". On the
HOME _ Cozy 3 bedroom 1 Bdnn., ~~ Bath ca.na.I 1vi1h it's 0\\"1 38' dock
just 1 year old and a short 10% 00\\iN and lee land. Open house .
hop to beach. Loads of Orange County Sunday 1.5 · p.m. 4-159 \V.
decorator extras includin<r Apartment Coo.st High11•ay. Call
deSigner d ra Pe s a~ Realtors 5474791 1 -~=='"'75-""'m;'""-==~=,ts·..,,":'"'on!24~ ';;;~ * HARD TO FIND * * OCEANFRONT *
"'>asher , dryer and refrig. Close in 1l'alk to beach 3 PARADISE
included for a fast sale. Bdrms.: 2 baths; Lag~na 7.00) &1. ft. of 'YOO<! & charm H~~~~j,J,,~==~==:;;;-1--ccgh~a~'ID.-\rith._den ... ..Jo-dining du lex. $33.l.OOO. THE FRANCISCAN rms.; lge. fenced yard wilh 0 REA~TY nice trees! $59.500. 3377 Via Lldo, N'pt Beach
A peep thru the draperies * 67J..7300 *
reveals a Champagne style -~ pool. Attached to t h e ~ STEPS TO dCEAN
draperies Is & 2600 sq.ft. . .. TENNIS POOLS 'CLUB
home w/green shag carpet, Very clean 3 BR, 2~ baths.
form! din, a huge lam rm. ·41tl-56l,. 4ff.tl00 Family rm., irplc.. bltns;
Reduced to $5.5,900. rp d "7 ~ For PERFORMANCE BEAUTIFUL -location -ca ., rapes_..,.. .-. -
963-5621 SOUTI! LAGUNA. I block CAYWOOD REALTY
to beach. Ne\\•ly l'emodcled * WINNER'S CIRCLE 2 Bdrn1 .. family rm, large * 541-12'0
This one is No. '1, at $37,500. deck 1v/ocea.n vie \\'. Guest ENJ OY YOUR VERY O\VN
This large sing le 5tory 3 BR apt.· $!32,500 firn1. By 01v11er. p ~i...J?:OOIS, p u t l i n g
is extremely sharp. j..ovely san :\99-.J20.I. \Vould oon· green~. elc. Spacious all ldsc~ front & back. Jf sider sumnter rentals also. elecu·lc, 3 Br, 2 ba condo
Y o u r c f u .~ s Y , c a 11 * OCEAN VIE\V * home In cxcl. adult com· PERFORANC~ on thJs ~ Huge, ocean vlelY liv. rm. ntunity, L.u.x u r Io us aP-
847-3584 wtfrpl; din. area. 2 BR. polntmcnt s. Call Denison
Irvine den :+ guest rn1. ,v/\V carp, Assoc. before it's loo late.
thruoul. Central k i t • 673-7311 . w/ra~e, ov, en_, dish"·shr.LLQ,.:;::W:;iEST;,;;""=r=R~rc=E=o'"°'Ba,-y~sbo-,..·I
For Holding Hand! ~ this one. $53,500. Cozy cottage, pri bch, 2 BR,
.. or sipping tea -~his : ?.hssk>n Realty 494--0731 1 BA, ·w/patio, yrd, boat
B~ .• 2 bath cofKi? is ideal. Lido Isle stg. + room to expend. 2595
It !I upgraded. rur-cond. & Cr es t vie"' D r
pl'lced at only $24,000. RARE CHARM TI4/6t6-9079/644-731t. . '
V"1s"1on-English Country t a n1 i I y CONDO -Vacant. treed gar.
ired hill
REALTY
Univ. Park Center. Irvine
Call Anytime, 552-7500
Office hours 8 Ah-1 to 8 PM
"IRVINES"
ORANGE
ORCHARDS
"The Ranch" offers 4 br.,
immaculate 1 ~~ year old
home. Oriental gardens on
a quiet cul-de-sac adjoining
a green belt. $42,500.
home. 60 Ft. lot. 4 dens, pool, 3 BR, 2 BA
Bdrms./baths. Huge liv. $43,000. L.o'v do\vn, or will
rm., rec. rm. & din. rm. rent 1v/opl. 10 buy. 673-5221. $152,500 642-36<0.
LI DO REAL TY 1,N;,:EW;;,;.:~Bli-:ul;;fs,-co-,.,.nd.,-.,.3 "°oc-din'"· I
3377 Via U<JO. N'pt. Beach rm, 'ram rm., 2~· ba, Com· * 673-7300 * ple ted July 1st. $62,500.
4BR. 31),BA. Beamed ceil· 551-1488 or 545-1526
ings. Beautiful pool. 45' lot.
$114,JOO. Priv. pty 673--0563 N1wpor~.-~~•ights
Men Verde DRIVE BY
..EIUV.ATE party wants house sos· Aliso and call for app'Lto __
in l\t esa Verde, 2tOO aq. tt. see. 3 Bdrm .s, 2 baths. 50 x
or + .• 4 or more bdnns. 127\i' lot. Dble gar. on paved
Prine. only. 540-6099. alley. S44.950. Call Lois
Vogel, Reahor. 548-9346.
Newport Beac;h
San Clemente
Mobile Homes
For Sale
I~
125
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,.. ( 445
Mo•No -Lots JG S I 170 ·"°";;:::.-~-U:.nlu=;.;'n..;;,_ __ :I05_ HouM• Unlum. as Duple_...:....;._•M~U:.ntuc;;.;;;.;m.;;._.c.350;.;.1 A¥'· Unfvm. 365 &at, Unfurn . 365 8u1lne11 Ront•I 445Businou Rentil
I
For Sale 125 -r 1 • -C def Mo = 1---------AmNTION Generol • L•uuno Bloch Huntt""°" ... ch orone r Huntington BNch
-Hlllle Rentals BUILDERS $190.-1 BR '"""'· Vlc">rlal" ;,;.;,;~.;;.2.;,;Dt..:\,;::b:...ltn::;•,;:.cp::;I&_, d-.,..-.' AP~~~~~~TS WALK TO BEACH OPENING
llch. Zo""' busin<'u, Yrly. f.::'"'· h'plc, C>U'l><"I. & Air Conti -f'rptc'• • 3 Sw;m· New I BR. Crpt/d?P', •"" New v·11lane SALES·& LEASING Eut&lde Co'1a """"· Ono
I ~1· parcel 1.ROx»>: IOf'led for a tuU tcrv~. a.., It)' lotttl O( '18 unit$. $$,000 Dammr Motllr H11111es c ALL 0 .. ,.,.,.
531-6800 \ ~"'"
WANT TO SELL?
We hl.i\'e prospt~b1 for a I
lrius In beach area p11.rk11.
V.'e hanoie evcryu111ia;.
Please call anytime..
COAST RESALES 531.nn
NEWPORT B.A Y
Custom built beauties
2 BR. l Bth. tlG.500
2 BR, 2 Blh, !!:Undeck $26.500.
Adult park, 540-J672.
N••r ,.,.,,,. P••t orrlrt
EXCHANGE
n .2 Lot zoned rcrr 6 Units,
Huntington Beach.
1'-0R : 10 to 15 Units ln Ornnge County.
Sparling Investment
Corp.
638-5662
SEVERAL Small house locs,
close to beach & new Civic
Center. S55(X) ea. agtJbkr 1973 GENTRY, nC\v. Awn ing 536--3409. -'
& skirting, 1 bdrm. $5750. Anielit:'an, 557-9390 BEAITTI1'"1JL ocean view '!!!!!~!!~I LAGUNA R-1 Jot, close lO = cily. Sacrifice S16.ooo. At:::··· I.I.al_ C-2 i:-2-:, :~:~~~.
50Xtll0 on Harbor Bl\'d.,
150 C.M. nlust sell, owner.
Acreap for nle CZ13J 792-1028
l-B-U_IUJ_ER_'S_A_T'l'_EN_T_IO_N_ Mountain, O...rt
Cholce location, Tustin. Ap-RMOrt 174
proved for 15 units.
DAN IA REM.TY .CO. * 642-6560 * Commercial
Property
* M-1 *
151
.123' x lSO'. Choice Loeatiol) * C·l * 2 Bedroom house plus
24 x 34 ft.. shop
RIVIERA REALTY
149 Broadway, C.M.
Lake Gregory Cha let -Lake
view 2 BR 1 ~ BA tr/pl
fUl'fliSh<"<i $.26,500 821-4142.
RMI Elfm Want.cl 184
-1 WILL-
GUARANTEE TO SELL
-YOUR HO!\tE -
IN 30 DAYS.
Cash advanced.
Agent .............. 847-6612
'42·7007 66.5609 Evos jt-1
_CORONA. Del Mar locatkins. ~ ~
South of Highway. 126' .cor-~iiijijjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;;; ner location. suhmit any I
offer. ~7· lot wit.h ownc.r Business
200 willi1'11: to build to suit. mer. Opportunity
6'5-7225. -~~-~~---GOLD -Prospector needs 1ST TIME offered -N'pl. S.2,500. 1 mm e di ate I y -
Blvd. 9.2% Relum spend· Knows v.•hctt it is? Wlite
able income. Realtor 675;6'100 Box 1788 Hirntiogton Beach,
Conclomlnlum• f CaJit 9ai47.
for ••le 160 Investment
NE\VPORT BA YFRONT , Opportunl~ 220
u n 0 b "ructcd w"ecfront REALIZE 4000/0 view, Slh floor. Deluxe 2 br,
2 be. 2 terraces. 2 level
parking. 64~31 or 646-8316
on your investment \~·ith
fasl, growing co. 673-6663
Income Property 166 Money to Loin 240
'COTTAGE 1st TD Loans
-' UP T0-95%
$~1 BR OC'f:tU\ view lip(, ndry facll. Couple & l in. mlng Poo'· _ lle•lth 5,.., 200 15th. 847-3967. ":I deck, beaut coixi., 2 bl"-funl OK . No pct11. Cull 1.11 .-LA.RC C t
AW"dl.,.. ~pacious 4 br, firplc 8'12-16&1 ~~!. =·. Game and c~~!8~f:n~~t:~~ ?t
10
' Shopping en er Du~ home. N" ••" 'rsc " 'N'•wPo Bloch 1 Bedrm.f'rom 1165 Real°"''"'""· Bkc. 615-6'!00 Interested in first quality tenants ~ Laguna Nib'llCL € 2 Bcdrm. From $200 DUPLEX, 2 br, ells, dras. d H (
_,1 w. l9th st.. c...ta Me'" NU-VIEW RENTALS yo1W'1 1~,8:,;;1; fy.~'~1~ MEDITERRANEAN no pets ., ,1,,. cs. cau apply Surf & San ote
,,., s. Cow;t Hwy., LaguM 67H<l30 or 4>1-3248 Quiet. p I. adllS. 67>-2512. VILLAGE ~erdo 1555 Sa. Coast Highway, Laguna Bch.
L•gun• Niguel 2400 llarbor Blvd., C.M.
(714) 557-8020 MOVE into honle with spec-
REN'l'AL OFFICE tacular view of lla;hlli at
OPEN 10 to 6 DAILY night. Fro1n thla M!cond:I!~~~~~~~ __;::;Nc;EW:;:c=.os'-A-"YVIE\-"'== .. -'--I slOry 2 B~ apt, yoy, can see -
714: 4.94-6574 COSTA ?>1ESA OFFICE
s 1tf. -1 IJ1', rurn, gar, enclosed TERRACE Garde11 Homf", 4 Apwtmena twRent IW'l
yd. Br. tennla & pool, $4~.
Sl65 • I hr, furn. all uti1 pd. c673--:.:;:,.c.71::X"!--~----1 ';;;;;;;;;;;~~
-· '' the twinkle of Santi. Ana by 2 BR. 2 BA, DECK .
V•c•tion Rent1l1 425 $165 -2 'Lr, stO\'e, crpt, dra, NF:\V 4 br. Avail. now. Lew;e 11 .
£ar, enclosed patio. S350. \Viti consider lt.>ase.-Of/"' A_;:;P,;_ts;.;'..;F_u;;;rc;n;.;' ___ _:3.:.:60
CAU. 66-0ill LIOn. 496-,2-479.
LAGUNA BEAOI OFFICE Newport Baich
$150 -Nice 1 br dup., rum or . untuni i·hlid/pet. c;_usr bwlt ho~e, overiook-~56 _ o<-&n 1>m1 .oorn, rum, ti:o ~c~,~~. '~e~~rrd:C:
Balbo1 Island
YEAll LY 2 BR or unfu1n .
Fenialc or couple. Ste ps to
bay. $230. hlO + util.
67a-5666.
$325 mo. Yrly 673-9239 nJ&ht and the mountains by [ REST & J\cc1'CaUo11. Wknds C--'0=51'°•'""u::...._U~~==::....-1 day. 2 baths, I au n d r Y •tments forRlnt Ol', 1vkly rcn111ls, Big Belll'
~ ,f jfa~c~il~;Ue~'~· ~P~'~'';•~le:l:oc:n~t~;o~"I~-~~;;;';;;,:;;; La kt• -11 a Id w In Lodg<'. ----------I 'Mesa Verde area $155. Rcscrv. 714 : 585-4709
More Room-Less Money 546-2279 aft 5PM. BIG BEAH LAKE _ Lovely 3
COJ\1E .see a. real garden DLX 2 & 3 Br .. 2 Ba. Encl Apts Br. 2 sly l\11n. home. By apt! Llke living in a home gar. $165 up. Rental Ofc., Fum. or Unfurn. 370 Day or \\lk. 714/5Rf.-2'!'.179. ~dee.1. for yng. singles. . n1lrrored walls -cryst<il
S:nl • St~.io type, 2 hr, bltins, chnndellars - lge terr SU!\1i\fER I'f'lllal, deluxe 2
gar, tot O~-. 11·/gas lites, Ca nnel &...Olaf· BR. plus gari•gc, June rnle
l.'!:10 -Spacious 4 b~ · 2 ba. Ji n drnpe ries, elc., elc., $600 $150. ~r wk. Pb on c f1rplc, gar, yd for k1ds/pets. ,,,0 Year lea~"' '-'~<l Ann<.' 67" ·~•
ALSO SUA1:\1ER RENTA.I...S 64'. ? =· ~. ='-""cc·-=:..· -~-~--
for $162.50/~0. 2 BR, l~ 30% Mace Ave. 5-46-1034.
BA. 2 prk g places. pliv'.\'~~;;;.~~-~-~~:;::---l~C~oi1~t1-Meu~~------BALBOA l'l'nin~u1a house or patios 8t rec. areas. Wilson ewpor D9IC apt. slt'<'PS l!. SIIO. 1~·cek u11.
Gurdens, on Wilson St., w. 962..sGSO
of liarbor. No child./pet_ ''Rent A Piece 3 -=B"'n°'ll=M~.-,-,-to-~-. -+-.,-buse--I
CAU.. ~-9491 1-4652 B•lb9a P<1nJn1u1• * LANDLORDS * $225 -2 BR. ehanncl tmt,
2283-Fountain Way Eaat of • Palace'' NeW n1cnt play11n. Cabin $115
6-l&-2846 per \\'k, !l62·~.l72 art. 4 p.m.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE gar, boat t\('. Avail yrly. ;,.::;;:~~~~=o::""'~'-1 $2'75 -2 BR tiouse. 2 blks 'UNIVERSITY PAR'<'. ocea n front., gar. yrly
Attractive 2-bedroon1, den, $350 -3 BR, 2 BA, frplc,
Chancellor honie tprivntc Jt31'., deck, 4--doors OC'Cftn.
dwelllng1 2 bnths, doublt' NU-VIEW RENTALS
lircplal.~. Dining a r e a , 673-4030 or 49;1-3248
built-ins and service porch. HARBOR VIEW Rear yard has covered
pa.Uo, storuge shed, fnlil -HOMES-
• $35 WEEK & UP
• Sleeping Rooms
• I lousckceping H.ooms
• Ocean View Apts
BALBOA INN
, 105 Main Street
b75-8740
Coron• del Mfir
$165-2 BR, 111 BA. Studio on OCEAN and ' Rentals to Shor• 430
cul-de-sac. Prill. patio, pool, Newport Y1'llage
.... ~. •rv•. bllins. Nr. HARBOR VIEW · ho • Child k \V 1\NT logetJicr gil·I to shr 11 ? g, ren ° • , No Elegant apartments designed e Choice of location ltLx. upt/or find funky old ~i4:5 Joann St. CM with a Ma!iter's touch, SU· e Tennis. \lolleyball, PlK>l hst!. No slrln,i.:s. Bob,
.:::::....:==------1 perb house securlly, exclu-e Ai1.s & Crafts 213/430-2635 coll . 0 1\. S.
**JSR., l~J BA ** sive Versaltles Club and e Billiards Bch. Lfl~<'. nbi~ly decor. encl. pool with unique Aquabar, e Giant Rec Roon1 v.ith a =sG="L.c.,.fo-n~>l.-,-,..-.~,d~ll~ke~to-,lhr,-1
pal10, ns, crpt, drps, fountains and formal gnr· real player piano 2 BR, .2 RA Oakwood apt.
trees. Front yard bas <.'On1· Palermo Model 4 Bed-1',URNISHED Apt -$195 Uti l
plete privacy. Pool and rm., family-rffi,$525.-.... paid .• ~i_ lll.k to ocean. NO
tennis court privileges. Close per m o •. lease .. Agent pets. 2500 Seav!ew, Cdi\'I
to' shopping centc.r. $310 per .cAA """O. Cost1 Mes.-
Close to everything. !170 dens. All part of lhe South e Athletic progni.nl 21 26 Sl" ll "I mo. 868 No. 1 Center st.""' Coast's finest ap&J:1.n1cnt e Bachelor & l & 2 Bedroom w/stunc. · · ""'' 8 1111
inrl~. ~8--0107 111orn. or l11t11 1 BR. carport priv patio-con1munity. .
ne1v crpts, mJ>s. all e!et-'. t Bedroom/studios tron1 $195 t'111·11 or Unfum avail c•~',..'='·=~-~~-~-I
Resp adults only n 0 .2 Bedroom from $280 Adult s, no pets WALVT'ED 2 straij::ht n1ale11.
nwnth. Call evenings U"l"t""1.t.1 ---------~~. or pets.' $130. ri.1od~cls open 9 A.l\1 .. til dusk Ne11'{lO;tl~~;7~~~kcr St. ~::~:ec:' s.it'OOir ~~ 67l-6568 or 642--0200 any
lime. NEARING COMPLE'TION,
luxuriou s executh•e
LANDLORDSI townhouse, 1 Bedrooms,
• ele<trlc Kitch, ,.If.clean
We Speciall:i:e ln Newport oven, fireplace, patios and
Beach e Olr'ona del M&r • professionally decoratecl.
I: Laguna. Our Rental Ser-Ensign-Schools. I...Case $325.
vice is ·FREE tp You! Try &16-T:i55. Agt.
Nu-View? VAIL J 15 C
Nu-VIEW RENTALS A unc th. ustom 4BR .~ fam rm, oo lrg
673-4030 or 494·3248 cul-de-sac lot, nn for boat
Coron• del Mar or tr Jr. Gardener pd. $425./mo lse. 556-8868 or
642-43117 atARMING 1 BR, hM!, fum. .:::=-c::::,:~=-----$225 sgl, S2S() cple. No child EASTBLUFF view hon1e
or pet. S:W-8078. 3 BR, 3 Ba., family rm. 2
2 BEDROOM _ fireplace _ 1'Tplcs. Private garden
Patio _ garage Oak floors S500 Mo/yearly lease
or cpt. $2'.l5. &18-$124 Winton R.E. ~33.11
Cost• Mew HARBOR Vu home 4 br, forn1al din rm, fam rm, 219 00, kitchen nook. $53(), mo.
644--;)835.
HAR. Vu Palermo, 4 Bfi.
r-R, 21; BA, wet bar. 2
frplcs, rent \\'/gardener $550
~r 111.0nth. 644--11B1--
LOW WEEKLY RATES
Execu~ive Suites
20IO NewPort ·Blvd.
NE\VLY DECORATED 2 BR w/gar • fncd yd. Sh11re APT or l·TOUsr:
w/patlo _ water pd. Call Clllt 'l·IOJ\f.E-PARTNEH.' Costa Me111
642·24.ll -
STUDIOS. & I BR'S
be1. 1 & 5. 636-4.120. ON THE BLUFFS t BR, pool near shopping, 836-119;1 or MS-1479
2228 "A" Placentia, , . tI4a AT NEWPORT actu1ts &-no pets. Utilities 2 BR apt, fum, on St-ashore
$140 UP 2 .Br. 3 Br, 2 Ba "pa=id'-';ts--0336~-=:=-c"""_,---I Dr, NB 21l-~1100 or alt
: ~~~~ ~illid'cs Pool, bltins, play yard, 1996 From Neu·port Blvd., 1urn at Huntington Bffch 6, 646--6830 Ask for Lance.
e Full Kitchen Maple Ave. 642-3813-2212 Hospital Road {l_ blocls. 3 BR hous(', NB. near lllgh
e I-Teated Pool College No. 1. 64&-60321 above Pacific Coast 1-lwy)..to LA QUIN"rA HERMOSA School . 2427 10:. 161h St eves.
e Laundry racililiC'S UPPER 2 br, Elect. bltins, entrance. 901 Cagney LafW, Spanish Countrv E'!!tate l~iv-Sll2 mo + '·~ u1il.
e TV· & maid scrv avail. rcf'rig, gar. $140. t o Ne\\•poi·t Beach, Ca. 9~. ing &. Spacious Apts. T('r-\\'ANTED: !Urght n1 a I e
e Phone Serviee responsible adult. No pets. Telephone: 1714) 645-6242 raced _pool, .sunken gas 25--40, 4 Bil. hous£", HB,
$30 WEEK & UP Refcr~nces. 646-42'14. PARK NEWPORT BBQ. Unbelievable Living. $80/tno. + utils. 002-8668.
e S1udio & 1 BR Apts. 3 BR. 2 ba, caJ'1)/drps. bltns: p 'RT 1 BR. UNFURN $165 G1r1ges for Rent 435
e TV & Maid Service Avail. like ne1v. l\1ature adults; no A A MENTS l BR. FURN $185 dogs. $200. m No. 7 16th 2 BR. FURN $215 e Phone Service-Hid. Pool Place. Agt 646-2414 ' On the bay ALL ITTIUTIES PAI D e Children & Pet Section Adult N p ts 2376 Ne\vport "B1Vd., C~f SPACIOUS 2 BR 8pt.,""Me·sa: LllXUI'y apar.tment -living {4 blks-sorsStnoo1~-0'FIWY
548-9755 or 64!>3967 Verde area, blllls, cpls, overlooking the "'atcr. En-on Beach 1 blk \V on Holt
!Ad Good for $5 on rcntl drps, $160 mo. Avail. 7/1. Joy. S~.000 heallh ~pa, 7 to 162tt 'Parksidr' Lane.)
HOLIDAY PLAZA 962-9541 or 540-6919. sWln:imu~ pool!I, 7 ILght('d (TI41 847_S44l
$20. PER MONTH
Located -ril"ar !long -!IMP::
N{'wport &-aeh. ED
~~~~!~ /~EA LTO R ,
tennis courts, plus miles 011---'-'=-""----DELUX'E Spocious l BR. Si\lALL 1 BR, Eastside, util bicycle trailll, putting. shuf· L•9un1 Boch
furn. apt Sl40. lfrated pool. pd . 1 adult. no pet. Yrly flcboard. croquet.Junior l·s -'--------Office Rent•I 440
An1ple parkin~. Adult s, no St40-Sl'15. 64'1-8520. 336 E. !.t."Q.m U89.50 monthly: also I SPACIOUS !!ludios. Sl ia.$185.1 ;;;~====:=:;;;;;;;;;;;;1
* COLLEGE PARK. 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, pool, home,
large patio, lo\v main-
lf'nance. Good condition.
$325. per nlOlllh includ<"s
pool servire. Call 5-16-5880
llERl'fKGE REALTOR"S. pl'.!ts.. c'°'="-"5"''-'0pe=.c".c.""="="'=----' and 2·bed"50n1 plaM and -one-biotlCfrom-main tx-acti.~ -P.R.ESTfGE
FOR lease 3 br, 21i ba, 2 1965 Pomona Ave .. C.P.I. 3 BR + patio, lrg, quiet, nr 2-stocy l0\\71 houses. Eire· 644-.~17S s ... 494-479 1.
3-2 BR ~s avail., $140, tireplcs, farn rm, \\'t'lt * * STUNN ING 1 BR Baker & Bristol. In1mccl Ck.'-tric kitchens, private patios NewPort Be•ch OFFICES
l--Jl--f>-LUS. INCOME
Great opportwiity to
start )IOUr rt'al estate
investing with this
weU located cottage
on a large R-2 lot
tUll price $3:1,950
Low Down
$145, $150 Also, 1 BR house, 1 and s cpd . $350. mo. garden apl. pool, rec area, ~f~ri'Jsng. l().IO A Valencia, or balconies, carpctlng. dra· _....;. ______ ~ Fountain Vall<"y, Beauli-
HB $125, v.•alk lo water. Gardener. 213-968-5945 710 \V. 18th s 1. Sl6S. ,=~=-~-----1 peries,. Subtel'T8nean ~rk· SU!\tl\fER, \Vintcr. ,;1,lv, tul new buDcUng. ground
Lowest rites Orenge Co. Kids. pets on all. Agt. fee. * SMALl.. 2 BR, 1 BA. nr ATTRACTIVE furn. 2BR, 2 BR, crpts. drps. dsh/wsh, Ing W?th elevators. OphonaJ Anita's RC!ltals, Bkr. 20t':6 floor, 3,000 square feet,
S•ttler Mt9, Co. 979-8430. · beach. S275 nlO./yearly. No l~iba, heated pool, nr schls stove, children ok ·nso mo. mald scrvtce. Ju.,t :iorth of Balboa Blvd 673--.2058 will divide inlo smaller
2nd TD Loans
HARBOR
·Get Off Your
Dead Equity
642-2171 545-0611 I.GE &Side 4 br \V/fncd yd pets, has relrig. 833-8974 & 6hppng, no pets. &IG--<H74 c~=="'''-703=-'S"haJ=imar='-'·--' Fashloii Island at Jamboree ' · offices. 50c J)('r squar'I!
Serving Harbor area %1 yrs. + 2~J car gar~, $275. mo. CUSTOM 4 BR _ Back Bay. Hunt'ington n-•ch LARGE 3 Br. 2 Ba. carpet, and San Joaquin Hills Road. ~~.':....1."a1clluduestllo'to'•:arpe, jon"i.' Call aft 6 pm, S.18-4669. S400/mo lse. -""-..;_..:.;..;_ __ -'----drapes, upstairs, near OC'C. TelePhone (714) 644-1900 l~ w ,...... · "'"
CA$H IN A HURRY: 54S-2491t 64.2·0596 Agent l,!S'.'.ll9~. "'55!!7::'--0350~-!.._ ____ 1 _ _.:l:::o''-'-"'~";'"':;;;'~nf~o:;:nn,,,,at~fo'.'.n'.__ "'""" & tor scrvjc<". Call Marilyn Borrow on your home, paid $140 -ULTRA NICE Apt. 6 ~ Stovall !TI41 .832-54>IO.
for or not. Use funds to con· REALLY sharp Eastsidc. 2 lRVINE Terr. z br, 2 ba. 1 P90ls. 4 Gardens. Sauna. LARGE .2 BR. 1~11 BA sludio. THE NEW !';;;;;;;;;;;;~;;
solidate bills, Un prove your BR, 1 ba, hon1e. Shag crpt, blk trom bay. No pets. reJs Tennis. Private P a t io. utilities paid, $175. Pool. BA YWOOD APAllTMENTSll '"*~W~A~-T:l-::E~R~F~R!"lO~N'!!T!"'*!!!!\
hon1e, buy nt '"' property, or gar , patio, yd. $225 n10. req. 675--3354. Adults. Ph: 84fi.--OZ'i9. 1978 Maple. 645-5647 in NC1vport Beach arc f'C'llcly .
for any good purpose. Con· 646--1456 . HARBOR Vu Hnis, Carmel, Sl,15-$165 .. NEW 2 Br, 2 ba, drps. crptg, The sales office is opc-n Rooms 400 fidenti~~ fast serviceff. in $245-2".>5 n)(), 3 br. 1%, bll. Sharp. 3 BR, ram. nr pool. BACHELOR & I Bft., pool, bbq, gar. Adults, no da.ily fron1 10 i\M lo 6:30 ROOMS SlS wk up "'fkil $.".O
your uvme or our o ·ice. fncd yd, crpt/drps, Pets inc gardener, $475. 644--179L patio!i. frplc's priv. garuges pets. 376 W. Bay. P.l\1. Ma~:A11h~r Blvrl. & l\'k up apts. Childi'fl & pet
SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. .o:::k:::•,_Y:..· :.:<7c:14;;<,.:968--=-"2656=-'-~-3 BR d" 1 k' & -Divided balh & lots of 2 BR Sl5.'J-stove, refri", San Joaquin l111ls Road. section. 2376 Nelport Blvd .. !714) 55&-0106. -· 111• rm., rg. II. l t R I II I & " 641 555.'l .. ..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.., .. , LRG 2 Br home. cpl, l'ltove, Bv. rni.. lovely area \V/pool · c ose s. ec.. ia • poo cpts/drps, bid pool. Adults, · CM. 548--9T~. 64..~7.
Prln1e loco llon. Newport
Beach. l.iu)!c suire. Good
parking. $350 nionlh.
B ill Grundy, Realtor
341 Blly:o;idc. N'pt. Bt'neh
* 67~161 * !rig, yrd, gar. Adults. Pets priv. $390, 833-3894 ~l 1,ables, sauna,, bal7301hs1. no pets. 645--891.)S BAY VIEW "''rn. room with bath -k $175 675--1827 673-6267 -F"==::c::::;.="----1 =~ 01· yoursc . " .. 2ND Trust Deeds 0 · :>. • • San __ J_u_an Ciplstr•no Keelson Ln. tl btk \\'. of NE\V, quiet 2 Br, cpt, drps, 4 br, 2 ba. upper. Comp\. & kitch. prlv. Non-smoker Nf;WPORT Ccnrer 2 Jux.
Fount1tn V1lley Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). private patio, gar, .2048-C furn. Re-dee. 2 blks to Nr. OCC. 557-8859 uriou.'I offices overlooking
PRIVATE FUNDS AVAIL. ----------NE\V. 6cean View. 3 BR. l 'Ai: 842-7848 Garden Ln. 54.S--3763 oce~n. • 44th SL Yrs lse. LAGUNA BEACH. r~uni. Big Canyon. NO\\I nvailable Any Amount 3 BR 2 BA · r mpus B c.-d 1~ Pool l BR I . Avai l. 6·25. days 543-M20. h t r 1J I I 1-7.3.lfs gross _ good spcn-, , g1gan 1c ni a. • .,.s. rps, , l"c. Lido Isle , stove, re ng, dsh/ivsh eves 832_~--R 1'0t)m. pVI entr, pvt pore , ~ u serv ce aw 1rm,
dable. 5 on a lot Brrad ,!;:, * Call 675-4494 BKR. rm, all bllns. D\V. swim & t:'lubhse privlgs. 536-0029 . .;:..;;..;..;.;...o. ______ I baJrony. Sml child ok, 703 · · ' · j • o\\·n bath . Slff> mo. 494--821'.iR hbrary & l'C'CCplion ln-
butter units in Eastsirlc !'!!!!""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'"" pool, kids OK, only S265 mo. Santa Ana \VATERFRONT Shalimar, 962-8936. DUPLEX·Brand new db;, 1? ROO!\fS w/bath furnished eluded, xerox available.
Cosla Mesa, each with No lee. Agent 842-442l Lrg. 3 BR, 2 BA, $550 per 2BR. unfurn, crpts, drps, ~k ~an r: ~St3~r·· Ji~v ... C.l\I. SlOO inc Uw·s. Olde~ ~""-1,1 "71'°''"°''°'64"'4-46~;;10"""=~-1
small private yards. Seller NO points, ro penalties, free Huntington B .. ch OPEN House June lith, 3 br. n1onth, Lease. 673--8886. range, o\li!n,_refrig, no pets, rn{s up, bea~. f~lc, pawl;~"'. tenant. ~mo/ &12-65;0 OFFICE SPACE
v.illing to trade down (or a ~:~~~· ~Mnru~~f.t. ---'~-~----nr schls & shopping, lnc:d Newport Beech $145. 968--1455 See at m \V. saiboe. Bl."' Room & Board 405 Nl"\\'port Beach. building residence. CALL R 0 Y 4 BR Glenmar, dog run & yd, erpt.<;, dra. 547·8793, 709 "-'"'-""-'-'-------I LRG . secluded 1 BR , · 213147~ overlooks Balbo;:l Bay.
WARD Mortgages, lrg. bk. yd. All stras. Avail Shawnee. WESf Newport 3 BR, Ea t Id t f cd d t'I COLLEGE Girl t 1' in k> PrltTic nrra. \'nrious st ....
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KASABIAN * ""--..I July 1.st, fan1ily $ 28 5 . c=====------s s e, pv ·. n Y ' u 1 8 2 BR 1 ha Frplc Steps to 0 ive-r ""
R I E I t 962
1.1.i.,• Trust 1.1e9'US 260 963-4{)29 HoUHS Furn. or u~1airs duplex. ash panel-pd, $180. Avail 7/1 645-&156 occ~. \'rlY. S..~2S i'no. S•irn.:_~_1· +wa
1
170k to bchin. Rn1 su ill'S, rent or lc/\Se. 3700 l::oo~~•;a;;•~~~~~:: 1 ;;;~~~ffiA~~fy;; Unfurn. 310 ing. occah \'U, sundck, yrly ALL elec. 2 BR. 1 BA, 1 Ask for l\11ke l.IUi;Uu ~· ~-Newport Blvd., NB. Mgr. 3 BR. lrg fam mt, wlk to ----------1 lseonly. 543--£98lor986--4604 child ok, $IQ per mo. 13) JONES REALTY 673--6210 change ro: dayume child 675-1220.
4 PLEXES T
POUWTOYROKURFOMROYNOEUYI sch!s & shoppiong. >..1nt. Huntington Harbour S.15 & up. I BR, 2 BR & Albert CM 64&-5596 care for girl 14 & boy 12. C(L\11 -2700 E. Cst H"'Y· 4000
• co n d . S 3 0 n1 o . Bachelors. Color TV, maid ' · LUXURY Bayfront high rise Ov•n rn1 \\'ftv \Vknd & evt~s sq. fr. or ind. suileg front
Earn 10% interest on well-_"'6-,,..,:_ol353"'.e/'.0842-=1"9"'72'-'-""'=~~ 3 BR, 2 BA. famil y rm. Ap-seJV, pool. The MesH. 415 N. Caeis trano Beach apti 2 ?r .. 2~s·s1f"t slip tree. J\tusr . hi\\'(" ('ft r. !J00.000 s11. ft. From 37c Air
Let us sho\V you Im"' to begin
your investmc.nt pi:ogtam
"'ilb one of these deltL'>C
4 -Plcxcs. A 11 amenities
plus ~.'(cellcnt location. Only
l()C/o down. $&1,500.
Sparling Investment
se!Cured 2nd Trust Deeds on $1251 BR house, gar., alro 2 plianCt>s for sale. Ca1l for Newport Bl .. NB. 64S.96.~l. 3 BR upper du le Oc 61':':' ;.,.,4ease Im 0 · non-smoker. 714/640--0255 cond. cpts. drps:. pvt prkg
Orange f:ounty real estate. BR $165, ulil . pd ., kids, pets ~•,,,e=tal~l''-'"'846-4"7-'3.1=2·'----H . P x. ean ,.......,.,,,, · aft 6rp:m7_'7-o--,-,----, Joi. f;C"Curity, 6 73-4120
SIGNAL MORTGAGE co. on bo!h. Agt. fee. 979-8430. Condominiums _N_e_w_,_Po_r_t __ •_•g:.h_t_s___ ~~2.S~j0·v~~=: 1700 WESTCLIFF DR. \\'hNT Room _~ Board for 2 Cha.r!C"S \V. i\1aslt'1~. owner/
1714 ) 556-0106 LEASE -4BR. $~.Carpets. Furn. 315 CLEAN l or 2 BR. Adult!!, no Capistrano Bch. 8Il~ 1 & 2 BR, Bltn appliances. boys ages ll & U $JO. \•.'k. _b:.;k;;';;· o;;;--:;;=:--c=....,,,.,I
4fi00 campus Dr.,-N.B. <I rap es, CL E AN ! -~~-------pets. '~e kit. t-135 ~ SE(). eves. Pool . 642-6274. -perm, l\1 o I h e r cleccast'!d. OPJ"IC"' •·""••-''I Old. _Ko.o''o.o'T.o.EL=!.A=.'-"=7-'"6~-'--Huntington Harbour 2421 E~6th Sl Na &tG-1801 Di na Point SUB·LEASE PArk Ncwpor11 _::54:oi>-c:!rot='-~-~-~= Nr1v~;1 BJ~.d~ 3 b1k; No. of
Corp. 638-5662 $8100 .. 1st T.D. 7'~'/t , $82. Irvine Apt. Unfurn. 365 ::..:='-'-..::.;;______ Apt. 2 BR, XL.NT LOCA· Summer Rentals 420 C{\'1st H11y 1. 3 dreftinJ: nns
mo, $131 . mo 4 yrs. Due 9 1 ;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~ I STUDIO condo, Must see. Be LGE. 2 BR, 25001 La cresta TION, Av11il July 7th-Dec. & 1 t'Ccrpt. rn1. All for
SIX UNIT -apartrTients wilh
ocean breezes. Spacious 3
BR. 1* BA, bltins, crpt'd,
yrs. doubly Guaran. For '73 1st tenant, rent from owner, Bilboa Island 'B', $190. mo., .Inq. 1030 s. 31. 644~18. PANORAMIC VIEW $.W/mo. Url l Incl. 2nd fir
El Dorado, J\1ark IV. IO\V 4 llR. Culverdale •••··· S375 $225. 847--9444 aft 5. .:...-'---------r--.. --• 1............. II 0 1 II N rt Ii J & W/f\CCan vie\\'. 5 48-5300
Prict'rl hm, CM, NB 673--7311 3 BR 2" b •'>=/473 VJ<CM,, -o ..... ..,. or ca NEW Bayfmnl-priv Bch & t1. C"'PO ar >Or,
" 1 a. ······...,,,,., Condominiums BAY'F"RON1' ne\v .2 Br. 494-6848. Pier 3BR, 2BA, r,oo nio yr-ocean. Completely furnish-t'Vf'!I,
2 BR .. den. 2 ba. ······ S275 Unfurn. 320 Beamed ceilings, bu ill·ins, OCEAN views, wlk to bch, 2 Jy. 979--0631 or644-4510. ed, 3 Br, 2 Ba hon:ie. large NE\V'"'b"ld"•-.. "'"b_e_a_u~ll~f~u-l_l_y l i dnt'd. 65• x 300', close to
gfammar school, $1050. In-1~ come. ,\Sklng $U5,<KXJ. hut ...,_hr,..._ ...... _ n~ an offer. KINGAARD . 1"1:1 RjEuNl~$75,000 I ;Hiiiioiiiiu,iiiiesiiiiiiiFuiiiirniiiii,iiiihodm;iii3oo~
Excellent slar!cr or relifl'· _G_•_n_e_r_a _I ------ment units. l hlock fron1 Coasl Ill\')'. \\'a I k I ng 1 BR hou.<;e HB $100 util pd.
dil!itance to all schls & Also \\•alk to 11•atrr 1 n!{,
shop'i,:: · gar. Sl:Q. Also. 1 H,; ... unes
Sp•rling Investment in Cos1a l\1i·sa, CdM & 1...8.g.
C 'J8..S66l Bch. Ag!. f~. 979-8430. -~~~o=r_,P.,.·-,.-=-7'~ I Balboa Peninsula DU.UXE duplex f2J 3 Br-
Z'IOO Fp ft, 2 bn1hs ea. All BALBOA Pl:'.:NrN B.1yfron1 i---t-..nenJt:les-int"luded, near 5 HP.. II-BA . Pier, fl&t.
shops. 51•1 C1Jbhou.ljC Ave. Av11il tllid June.July 28.
$90,<KXJ. Nel$0n S. IWblnson, Also Sept. \Vkly. 673-2039.
Broker, 6'15-6120 BAYI-1?.0NT Balboa Penin. 5
4-PLEX, lluntinglon Beach, Br. pier & slip slef."p 14.
Good cond. $66,000. Sl2.<KXJ \\'cekl)' July $400. Aug. $500.
down, by 0"'ner , 96z..o95l. 673-6055 or 11) 00-0155.
EASTSJOE COSTA MESA 3 BR. 21:. ba, summer or
(61 . 2 BR units. S920 inc mo. "in1er. ~ Mootero. Call
Owner. $87.~. S-l&-9695. c;6.;;73-05='c:26:..__~--
COOTA ;\tPa;1, 10 unlls. Huntington Be1ch
Sl30,CKX). $16,006 ll'IC. l>rinc.
only. Bkr. 6~5800.
lndust rl•I P roperty 161
1 BR. 2 Ba. Singles, Chlldl'E'n
t)k, lrnmed. occup. S2S5.
962~;,1, 9GIK215
La guna &e•ch
3 BR. 2 Ba. · ··"· · ·· · $2751375 ----------yearly, Inquire 400 S. BR tu t -patio 0\\11Cr leaving soon decwalcd. LJ;:e, oUlce, heart
3 BR, 2\-1 Ba .... , ...... S385 NE\V Tennis Club Villa . 3 br, Bayfront No. 5. ......;. •'>Ulm orB u n,,,, u,,, r72ln PARK Newport Apts. Take for s-er Any rcasonnble of ' ""''"R ~ach, For tn-3 BR, 2~ ba. bonus nn. $425 ~· mo. kt'. 4~ over lease. 2 BR, 2 BA, · G ~~-2 BR .. 2 haths • , , ..... $32'5 din rm, lam tin. 2~ ba, NU 2 BR, Cfl>ls, dri>s, NE\V large 2 & 3 BR. 2 BA s25t50. 644-ci87 ~!r2~'21naccepted. 645-41 2 or lom1a1ion contact
I Completed July 1.st. $535 \.\'Shfdry. dsh/v.i;h., fri>lc, I · frpl ~ .,.., RIVIERA REALTY \\'r lla1·c Summl'r Hcnta s me. 551_1488 or ••• 1526 . 1 206 G d ...._ __ , Dup exes, view, c ............ OCEANFRONT new 3 Br, 2 CO IFORTABLE hn 49-1-5678 4~ -
V• • ....,...... pier, yr y, ran uu>iU. & $300. 496--4191. car garage, SGIXI. yrly lse. !\ retit n1e =-~
ISIOn-Condo. Furn. or 673-3328 H • 8 h CID bltln! frplc &42-344.l ln Fullerton for. elderly u~·. Il\1~1ED. occupancy, U f 325 ELEGANT 2 Br "''/scar. nr. untington ••c ' ' -' \V/bNlut. liWTOOn(hng!I. Pvt will considrr dividing for 2
i d h n urn. shOps/lll·h, Yrly. 835-J..137, NEW 3 BR, lge Liv & din rm, rm. Xinl food &. atlenlion. or more ll'IUUlts. COllBf. llwy · . ' re .,,, Mes• Verde ('ve/wknds 548--7".f38. WALllTSITNG ~ftioog:i-~. ~~sF \V. _:Ce:":::llc.o.:Oc:.l.:;525--58=-=":::·___ at Ne1vport Blvd. f'r!!e
'BR 2 BA furn Nr D n .. • prklli:. 6'12-46-14. l BR. + loft. unfurn .. frplc., E 5 J · · • • · .......,. °" ~~'i::;;,;--~'i;;=,,---1 COUNTRY Club Vill a. 3 br, on canal, Rm for lG' boo.I, OP N •n uan C•p1str•no QCCll.n, across fl'On1 prk. 1-"U l~I. SI::RVICr~
P.EALl'Y 21':1. ba, poolV, Jrd·acu~~· ad· $.".00/mo. 673-'.l874. tor BR"'D -w 2 BR apl pool Nc\\'Pt Sch $200 \1•kly. Westcllff Buildl"I
t jacent Mesa e e ...vuntry -"'=='--'-"---"---~--t, 2 or 3 BR Apt '", .... · ' 673--0473 Co \ I /\ Conipan.v \\1 i1h Vis on ,Ce:l:::b:c.:A::d=ll=5'c:i>-"'6Ro.:::=-=
1
~pistt•n_ 0 Be•ch 111cn1y parking. Rf'nl $2'10., , rner \'cstcl ff Drive &. Univ. Park Ccn1cr. Irvine _ u · u s. • _ at the lcaMJ $2'1·1. cail pat LIDO ISLE, delu:ic "1BR, .IBA, lrvln•· Blv<I.. N cw port
Cnll A11,yt.1111c, ~2·7500 Townhouse Unfurn. 335 OCEAN view _ New duplex 2 VILLA YORBA '93-473!1. .2 sty, w/gn.rdcn &. pal lo. Bench. Mr. 11 ow a rd
Office hours 8 AM to II PM br, 2 ba, dl!!'hwsr, refrig, Huntington Beach A t Ava.ii Jul..V 14-Sept. 3, eV\'!s 64.'F6101.
Laguna N iguel $225. mo. 49&-""9. 17141 842.9622 PF I., U I 370 644-1895 or 548-!M70 "THE "•<10>~" shopping
3 BR .. 2 Bi\. l)lt-ins. OcC"an ---'=-="'~=""",.:-~-urn. or " urn. LTDO bde, comp!. furn. 2 mall. con~lsllng of 22 unique ~ i~~. ~1;:~:· ~1ti. ·:: .' ." ~~ L~~;· vi:"''~ ~'l~CuJ11:. r!!~: vle\v, $200 nio. Call; 642·1155 Spa~ ~~R~~l~9S &~199. Cost• Me.. ~1!;1 2k~:h. ~~~~·w:.tl1Xv:ll ~~':· $1~081':no~'7~11ea~~~
4 BR. 2 bath.~·····•··•·?.!~ f~·.,.._,,!>eaeh, $500 mo. or "193·6228· Kids ok. Pool. Kee.Ison t.n. $l"5 & UP June, July, Aug. 675-1365. V
6
!_,llflgl' __ ... 425 30lh St ., N.8 .
4 BR., 21,l b!'llh!!-· • · • · · · • .,....., "-"'--~-=·.,-,:----.,----Coron1 del Mer t l blk W. Of Be11.ch Blvd., ~ STUDIO apt. Hunt Harb, •. ,.,JWU
N••port Beach ~i;;;;i;;;;~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii o!f Sinter). 963-4029 or GIGANTIC 1 & 2 BR. beaut fll.rn, rec tacll, ac"°" CUST. DESIGN UOO sq.ft. 1l11l1 'l 11'111\,
·---1 \.1'11 llnr
"SINCE I.MS"
l.~I \Vestern Bllllk Bldq-.
University Park, lrvint>
Doy• 552-7000 Nights
ADULTS • LEASE 847-7786. You Bel It's underpriced! from ocean, $150. wk. corne.r. Suitable sllill'l'/of.
2 BJ{, 2 ha ; pool $25Cl ~.,, 2 BEDROOM, 1 b•th That's why these epta. won'! 879--XISI ; 811.-7013 eves. fices. Front!! on Westcllfl
REALTOR 642-5.'m Q. bulltlns, fully carpeted. last 10::fi· Crptii, drJ)S, itove LIDO Isle, 11pa.cklu!I 4 BR. ~ ~~ ~Ir CondsJ.lenty
Duplexes Furn. 345 ..... Children OK. $145. per ~1\·~e c:~cr!:1: a"; a ~n 311 BA home, ~ rt. Rl\y. Al.RP~RT"'c'IEU!NTE9'R'llG month C • 11 DALE, Ad ulis, no pe111. ~ Fuller'. ll·nnl!I, ~le. P!!OO· ullls.
1 alboa Peninsut• ON TC:N ACP...ES 962-4471. ton Ave. (1 hlk E. of New-tum. Jul)-Aug. 61~766· Dtoluxe 1• 2 &. 3 mom ortk~
Apts. furn./unfurn. ~8..!le port Blvd., & I blk. So. ot BF.ACON Bay, Newport adJnct/1t Alrportcr . Hotel.
Fireplace / priv. patios. OlARM! 1-BR. du p I~ x. Bay, C.M.J 642-86tl0. 8("('1eh, 3BR. patio, ttnnls, Lowr11 . nHcs, tuJJ services.
Pool11 Tennis Conlnt'I Bkf!rt . redcc., new cpts/drps, etc. TKE EXCTTINC $215 week. it4-673-:)0}l / 2.Jl-833-3223 (9-12 weekdays)
4. ACRES 4 BR. 2 BA. nr. Culver &. $100 -u1~h1:. pd .. altra<.'. 1 Wi\l.t1u1, frplc, bltn~. cpts &. s:·-~,,~j,d~~~:Viront drps, rnc·d yn.J. Children &
2 & 3 BR su1nmer ,\;, winter
114 £. Bruboa Blvd.
673-0526
Newport Be•ch
900 Sta 1..an, Cd1t1 6¥·26ll Inra111 O.K. No pets~ PALM MESA APTS. M5-34a7. • EXECllMVE ofrl cc with int·
CMacArthur nr Coal!:t Hwy) ~kisavail 7/l. . AflNITTES TO NPT. BCH. LIDO Isle, 4 BR, 3BA, home prcsglvt' oce1tn vu & rccep. -"''-"=-~~-~-1 Bach l &: 2 BR tro SlSO July $Jn, Aug, $1400, days tlon IU'Ca, l>'Mhlon Jgl~nd
pct11 ok. $295. MG-1071. Wti.1 localed corner. Prcscnl
Jntoo\t'! Sl400. per mo. Crtflt
potenllal -'A'il/ d 1v1dt>. Ap-
prox St.25 aq. rt. Jloy McC•rdle Re1ltor
J.310 N~'Jl'Ol'I BJ\'rl., C.li1.
OOch, bc1tut. loc.
$.1.25 -Chr1nnlna 2 BR • .2 BA 4BR. 2BA, blrha. crpls, drps.
houJJC. \'\cw! Avail 5-6 nlO~ Chlldren/!ln1I pct!! ok, ph
NU-VIEW-RENTALS ~17-9U5 or !14$-1429
541-7729
673-..tOlO r)r 494--32@ Lagunti Be•ch
Houses t:Jnru rn. J05
, ..... !!!!!!!I .................... ,
FOR LF..ASJ-;, new tnduatrlal Gene r•I
bulldln!l \\'t'lll sldf Cbs1a I ----------
[\fesa., lO,::iiO ¥1· ll. on a C &. 5 Bll. 111h11rp, exec.
:tQ,OCX) *"' n \\111 dJvlde. hom~ w/m 1uiy xt riu. Rent
RUdy 7 I. l:ll RIDDLE $3!'~~1911. No <ee1 Ill
ru:ALTI'. ~~II . 128-{J671 or Q...lj2(W)
OIARMCNG 3 Oft 2 Ba. nr.
lx:b, I ir r Io pt , $500./mo.
Now-Dec. Qwn r A K .l •
·~1
11ave liOme thlng you w11..nt to
tfl"ll" CIR!!!l'!fiM 11ds d"' It
\\'tlJ • r.all NOW 642.-5678.
BAY VIEW
4 br, 2 ba, upper. Comp!.
tum. Re-dee. 2 blk!!: to l)('(.'Qll,
-'14th St, l'n I~. AVll.11.
G-Z . dtiyt 54.1-5i820, eves.
832-9478.
Dupltxn Unfurn. 350
Bolboo P•nlns ut1
2 BR, t BA. 11pper, cptir,
drpll, bltnl'I, ,1.tar11gt" Avail
Now. Yurly, 675-0496
HARBOR GREENS DELIUXE 2SB150r, dr:J>·,.~t, Adults N~ Pe.b':' 962-1356, eves~ NB. Musi • u b ·I el Im:
Furn. &. Un fun1. Fr $1.10. ~il~ afS'8&.om _,...,,.., ... or 1561 Mesa Or. NEWPORT on 01 a n n el 1 "m:;;;,cd,;l=-•'c:c":ly~, ,:64o.4--063S:...:::'2"·,.,.. __ I
Bach, l , 2 & 3 BR'11. Atodcls ......... {5 blks !rom Newport Blvd.) •mall hol111e, sins 6, weekly, DESK 15pace l\Vallsbl11 S50
Ope:n JO 'Ill 7 pm. 2700 WALK to A~""'''. new room,y 546-9860 montl'lly, 847...s270 mo. Wiii Provlde furniture
Petenon y,1,y, CM:nr. Har-2 BR, 2 uA, bltinl dAh/wsh, * CASA VICTORIA * 1 It 2 BR. Apt. from Sl.50 to at $5 mo. An11wcring a.irvtce
bot Blvd. & Adams. Bat, •hag crptl'?Jt 494-8322 t • 2 DR Furn • Unfurn $ZlO week. 544-6800 or tl'IOll11blc. t78,'m Beach 8lvd. .. , "370 * 2 DR 2 ba h 1-1 Gt: • °' • l·lunllngton Bench. 642-4321 ;nv-u • • Pus • e """ · Ci.lrpclls, dr~1pc1, D/W, TV 6T;,-7t>98 --l~UXURY sptll level Rnrdcn bltln r'2t ~ru, adult.II ant. Pool, eie. Cn1n~ by ln·l'L"'t oo=-:""'1~,,~,-V/~•~te-r~fro-,~,~3 16 7 WESTCLIFF-NB
npt.. prlv. park like selling, only. $ O. 92 quire nhoul O\lr ri.tove-ln Al· BR/2 BA. June/July $1250 19~. 1294. iS6 & 540 sq, rt
2 Br. pnrtllllly tum., lncllKI )140, ·2BR, In 4-fllex, ¥ Rty, lownnco, !11"1 Victorin SI. nt mo. Aua:. $1500. 673--8886. Am PI e v r k g. Utt 1
.. 1'tOv(', rot, dshwlSI'. Ir.dry 2 O'f)ll, drps, R/0, enc!JKI ffRrhor, C.P..t &1~0 11,1 a breeze .•• seU Your BAumirlU'dncr, $41-5032. bl~k11 lo OCh. or bay avail , JCarage, 962-4522 f'ast rcsullt Are just a phone ltems with ea.e, use Dally J.,or lhtH llcm undr:r $50, tryl
7·20 S.1.!)S. Gr.1~7S29 Sell Idle ltema •.. 642-5678 CAii awiiy &12-S67S. P"'l"'lo.o.t "Cl"'•=~'=ifi"<d""'. 64=2--"ro678=·-~-•~b<_'l'o_n_ny~P_l ... _her_. __
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01.!LV PILOT 23
' -I~ ;;;I _ ...... _ .... ..;;1~~~1-·_ ..... "_, ... .:;1~~1 1-· .. -I~ 1-........... I~ I IDJ[ ml I ![;] "--1-_ ...... _;.""1l_ lfll]
440 Schools •& ·Schools & Gardening Painting & .;.;;;;.;:;:.;.;.=-----I Paperhln_ging 1n1tructlons 575 Inst u ti 575 /JUNTJNGTON Uch, ln1m11c. -"""'-""--"'='---':.:..:....;c::.:.:;.r;::.<:;.o::n::;•:__ _ _:~ SUMMER CASH CARRIERS NEEDED >"UL.L ilnie handynw1 cap-""""'" .,..... .,,..,.
Private hoinoowner in East• No \\'astlru: nblu of tvplaclng g1olding. & 2 room, cpt'd, pvf bllth,
prk&'. 11lll pd. 350'. $90. Mr.
Lang 51().1301 ''"kday!!.
CORONA dcl Mar, Coast
}-lwy-slore or ottit'i' for rent.
Street level. $150 mo11th.
675-0562
BRAND ne\v slorcs, offi ces,
Jndiv. air & heal, clevatot11.
17301 Bench Blvd. 1-l.B.
1
842-2834. \
Business Rental ' 445
STORES
Main Street, Courtyard 11nd
Ocetinlront Stores avallr11Jlc
at n1ode1it renlii.
BALBOA INN
105 Main St.
ORANGE COUNTY
VOCATIONAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
LEARN
AUTO TUNE-UP
1..._.::;:!t:l;;:..:;;, ,.._.::...,
* J Wlf K INTINSIYI COURSI
bluff nl->t.'dz; port llnte help * WALLPAPER * FOR DAILY PILOT ha':,f1ng doors. in San Juan JRYINE PERSONNEL for s<111>c hill wc<l<)lng and When you call "Mac" Cup •lriu'!>, '93· I l2ti, 5ct>1 nr-r:c: ••re:~ 'CY
clean-up. Only len1porary 548-144·1 t>\'hi, G1\L, Friday needed l'IQw, LJVI\,.,~ J""A..JU"'6
bttl tr you nel'd a li11le extra PAINTING & n-pair. 35 yrs MALE OR FEMALE ass1une lull duly, heavy Aftl'r 5 P1't By Appolnrmrnl
sun1n1('r cash. call. $2.00 J*r \\'OrkfTIBn.o;hip guar. 1'<ike cugt ndatlons, fl h on cs, Micro Blo!ogist to Sl2K
hour and fJexlblc hours. Call ndvanrage 11f n1y exp. MUST BE 10 YEARS OF AGE OR O LDER pn.1x·1· \\Ork. 11hot~-rJ.<1>hic Comm'I Ar1ist/Adv to $12K
a lter 6 Pl\1. 644-0577. :'136-705&. HAVE A DEPENDABLE BIKE U!q,~rntl ht:lpf11t C11ll Carol Dt'!ii~n Ort11l11man $866 • _ ~7-3'>4.3 Ind Con'm Loan Proe S850 E~'PERIENCED .1hpane~ * PAINTING * GOOD PRO~ T -* GARDENE R * Payroll CQnstr lO s~ ·denc1· t..'\l111plc1e Ytll'CI II pu;-,s lo l'ttll profrs..<;ionttls. Iii S ! B B Sc-r"y 10 Controller $725
n , inll'Htinc.c, Schrubbct'y, 1' .. or rrc\· esr. 616-5178. • e your OWf'! OSt Fi C Bkkpr/Con:slr to $700 trees. Free c s l i 1n11 l c s , ;,,=-,c:..:::..,=c:._:'...'.:'..:O::C"--~ N•wpott-431eech PffiUMla, from 29th St, to 60th St, }> uli 01· p tlille Ill vnur Secl'"lari""' IO •-645-0347 Pl?Or . 1J<1in tcr. honesl wor~. CALL 642 21 E t "11 A k I G J ti I ~~ '" "" ~ · 1 11 t r 1 -, x • ., , s or ary arre O\\'n a.rcu. I-ig h J1K'<'>m1..·. , """'''' 1, ....... Up ~~ 1-eas. 11 ex , .ree es . ....._~" , .. ~.. """"' * GARDENER * nl'rs. 548--2759. Help Wanted, M & F 710 1 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Guaranteed Cusfomers Dental Frnt ore S600 ri.~ow. edge & gen'l garden-Plaioler, Patch, Re pair . j No Cash D PM°:'ln\ Line-s Und\vr lo $600 u1g cure. Expert & depend-Beauty Opera tors ~ own $1'•l'retary tm<>s 10 $550
able. J\!Ugt area<>. (2J No f.ollo\ving necess. Nev.' • Cro.ss country Ear11 NO\I', P;iy Later PBX/Reception1s1 10 $550 * TUmON FINANCING
AVAii.AiLi P F * PATCH PLAsrERING * D Al 5"7187 rompt-ree Est All types. 1'Tee eslimates lie. ok . ...,Susy shop. &.15-1.050 river s --RcccplJonis11"fypist to S~ ~ • * PRIPAUTION FOi Pete 534-7187 Call 54.tHi825 !\Ion Uii'U'""'S'.at. e Foremen GENERAL OFFICE Inven. Con.trol Clrk ~
* MODllN Dl~!t!'!OSTIC 1_9,,•MINT
* MORNINCi-.. CLASS "A" SMOG y , .... B"AUTY ~, t I •i'"m • Mana go s RecC'pl·Pcrsnl $450 RETAlL stores or olficei>, APTllNOON & r' LICINSE INCLUDID ARD Clean-up, main t . Plumbing c. '-'"" 11 or, " ... -r Ca reer mi nded, enthuslast!c, Gen'] Of\' Typist $4,j(} 6310 Vlest Coast Hwy, N\vpt lYININli-CLASSES \ti Conin1. -Res. Opening new • poo i;irl, 1 ai;sistant for busy • Assemblers 1n<livirlual. <:1gc 25/35 \1•ith Kcypunch/6 mo's exp S450
Bch. $ 2 O 0 • $ 2 5 o . nlOn-* Job Placement--.Astistance Available (j'~~~ne~~~14-i6~P an es e L.lt. OTIS PLUJ\IBING ~~~:_~t~1.uf610 be \\1.
1
i t~~~t • Molders gc10d typ1n&:: skl!ls. Plr•a!(ant F'i!" Clel'k $360
6?5-K740
thly/1ease. 673--370G or *Cl F
1
N Remodels & H.epairs. \Yater llwy N.B. S<IZ-3."70 •'Inspectors phon<' vuii:r & nu1nnf'1'. CALL TRISH l lOPh'lNS
213'/869-5.!J8."i a51es orm ng ow * Creative Gardening heaters, disposals, furnaces, e Ge l Repairmen I\ fl'ont office apJ)l':i1·anee. Jl::RRI \VHlTIEMORE * Special Courses for Mechanics who CJea~ur, lt'la_int, Landscll ping, dsh\\'ashrs. 642-6263 J\1/C & BEAUTY 0 1>r, exper, w/or All 3 Sh 'f Ncn tnl·si; a 11H1.~L Nr .. v of-4&.~ ~.17th St. <at lrvhieJ Gt
145 E. 18111 St., CM. Suitable need Class "A" License Sprinklers installed/repaii· B/A. Complete Plumbing \\'ilhout following. Xhi"L op· · · 1 ts Ju·i·s In Neii·poi·t J:>C"iu:h nr S 't 224 6421470 for stores or ofc. 362 sq. ft. Coinincrcia.l/R.eiiid.· S4f,..lOt2 SC'rvi c:C'. por. in Cdl\1. Call 673-0008 \Ve Will TJ'a1n Airport. Slli/S-4:i0. l'llone UI 8 -$l001n~J-~ ~~sq. !IE. $280/ .,----FOJrlNFORMATfON-----~ PLUrttBING REPAIR aft 6pn1. MacGregor Y ~~ht Corp. sa.:~2066 ~: :~o Hni -noon rc11' V,,..... ..,,.. •.. """• Jt1
010, · .. · cul atate, C_ALL 714/646•5065 I i:;Xp, Japanese Gardene1'. Boat Repairman 1631 Placcnlla, C.l\1. hl!i·ivle\1-, · 548·1168. Com11lcte yad mainl. Shrul>-No job ton small -.:::::;.:.:;c.:,~~~~~~ JANITOR, lite n1aintenance, ~C-O~MM=~E~R~C-IA_l_A_P_T-.-' becy, lrees. Free est. also ** 642-3128 ** \\'atct'front exper. pref'd. COUNTt:R hclp, restaurant. • GIRL FRIDAY f/tiJne. Over 21 . Apply in
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2120 PLACENTIA AVE -e· OSTA MESA [ Babysitting. 645--0347. TOTAL SERVICES co. . FuJl ,t, p/ti1n c. i\1ust ha\'C' l\Ialf' o\'cr 11. par! 1line, Part ti niP, 8·30 1o 12:30, 5 person Hunt1ngto~1 BeRch
WY· ;~;;~ii~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~ EX p E R . A tn c r i can r-.·ii11or Pluinbing & Repa\rs short hair & clean l'ff'Ol'd . nights. Apply Burgf'r King, I day \Vl'l"k. ~2.50 pc!' hou1·. Convl'llt"1'<..'Cl\I Hospital, 1~11 CdM, 673-3345 l ~ Ga rd en er. Mai ntenance, 646--0977 or S46--1809 Blackie's Boat Yard, -New-2015 Harlxtr, Costa J\1esa Al'cura t1~ 1yring and short. Flonda SL, H.B 8.-17-351::> .
. ,-n-d7u-,-,~r7ia~l~R~e-n-t~a71--475~0 I =i J[g]1 Cleanup & Landscaping. Sew_i ng/Alteri!lti?ns port Beach. CUTIER~xpcrienccd ro 1· hand. Contact !\tr. i\lt· J AN ITOR/Gardener con1bo !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Lost and Found I ~ Call 64fr1930. BOOKKEEPER drapery \\'Ork room. Call Nan1{'(', 963-4:i67. p/time. Apply betv.n 8an1-
I• ~tructlon I ~ bard8ning/Land1caping Alterationa:-642-5845 Expanding Los Angeles & 533--7161 or 962-33-19. GIRL Friday, sh nol req'd. 4P111• Mon·Fri. ~tesa Verde
NOW LEASING ~;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii~~-Expect, reliable, loc(\), free Neat, accurate. 20yearsexp. Orange Counties CPA firn1 Delivery of DAILY PILOT, Lite typing &_SQn1e bbkpng ~onv. Hosp, 661 Center St.
Huntinnton Bt•ch T k 1 N "'S.3878 ha'> career o,...n;....,. for full S u ND A y ON L y, t o knov.•ledge. 'I'akata Nur"Sery, CM •
• Found _lfroe 1d1) 550 Jicho.ols • e!il. 8 a a ursery"" T S • ~ ··• C JUNIOR SALESMAN NEW...M-1 ree erv1ce charge bookkeeper. Multiple n~\\'S per C'dtTiers in S1\N 780 Baker, .r-.r. : . • EXP.ER. JaQ3nPse Gardener. 1~" · d · bl 1ENTE .R · ''" o.1 Ft • UP FE --ro -=· ---·a-=-i:. ~ n -i·'.::'"""-P---·~ ~-----"" ~ger expenence estra e. . .area., cquu·es GIRL F:riday, Real.ty/CQn_str-EePn $20-140 nor-week
·"" o3I • • ,-.: l\.1ALE Tcn·ler mix -1'n1truct1'ons 575 ..,on1p1ete yar ·srv. e 1a. oi: TREF: tr1mmmg -moval ·Sal 1 'ti r , •• Jlcunillon & NC'\\'land ,. ' '"' · · ary commensura e WI 1 ul!C o Staf1Qn \\agon or Co. Re1aled exper in hkkpg/ -\';'Orking after school and 646-06
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\\'earlng flea <.' o I l a 1· • -~--------'C...: llf'll.t. Fi-ee esl. G42-4?.89. spraying, stumps -Call experience. Call for appt Van. Contact. J\tr: Harry phones. Salary open 675-6900 on Saturdays getting l\C\\'
\Vhlte/gold/black. Vic -* PIANO LESSONS * General Services Dave 675-5435 714: 833--0651.. Se<!ley, 3.10 \\·est Bay St, customers for 1he Daily
Il'Vine lnciustrial urea on 548-596.'l w· d Cl • c 1 !'it &12-4?21 2-1800 sq. rr. M-1 spaces, Sat. 54!H811 or 6T::>-8327. !~~~~~~~~~~~
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YARD ,i:: hsecleanine, win-in ow ean1ng B 0 0 K KEEP E R , lite, os a esa. " 1-lbspital '· • Pilot. This is nol a paper ,~·ith fron t oI(iC'es, lt-trge \":' p/time. $150 per 1n o . DELIVER\' l\1un, p/tin1c route and d~ not include rear door. l<.IC"al f 0 r MALE kitten approx 2 dO\V \\'Shn~. haulng, garden· WINDO\VS 'vus hed -Jov• Pacific Sands Cuhana Club, fo1· rurnl1urc !->torr ,,·ork. MISSION (leliveries Qr collecting.
1nonths, unusual co Io r, I I~ ing. Very reas. r ates, ratC"s. \\'ill clean screens & R141 Atlanta, H.B. Ovcl' 18 & must be .neat & • \Ve have openings in South-
laborat.ory $245. ea. 1775 vicinily \\'ilson ,•· College, Semces 1nd Res-irt &l&-3798. t"-e m1'1ror fr-de~n \ '1 1· F 't t c-~ M d South \Yhittier SL, C.M. Days .-.: ~c:-=""'c...,~-,.,~~-=-=~ ~.. =· .. --BOOKKEEPER _ Ourstan<l-c l'<ln. 1• ar 1n · urnl ure, \l'C'S .,.,,a esa an 464-$.'\.~ or 646--068) eveii. €ost.a-l\fesa. Call &.-identify, • __ .f\f LC H A,E.L · S H 01.1..E 1.~d~a~b~le~&IG-0~~864~~~~~~
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ing, cxperienced-full-l'harge-1865 Harbor Blv(l , Cl\t Jluntington ---Beach only.
l WAREHOUSE fAS-4681. REPA IR2-S140, 'LITILE 1?o9kkeeper for investn1ent 518-5131. c "t Apply-now! 968·9641.
:1 ri.10. old 11), bl"Ol\'llt black Baby11'tt1'ng JOBER" 64 3 I [Ill fin11. Salary open. 5-17-6621. DELIVER\' Boy wan1ed, ap-. ommun1 Y.
\\'ith dO\·k. northern Cosra pu Fashi I I k I t I • f l d KEYPUNCH p. on i; . P g. o Hauling E-lo>< •It I BROILER '1ru1, p/time, ex-ply in person,. L o Y s
Me.\ia, ~ sq f!, inrluding by Robinsons -fi.1_6 p.n1. IL---"•_•_'_'---' _ " N"-·"ry 2038 Ne w po r1
II Ir. l'OO / BABYSITTING any age. . ~r1·eoccd. New1>0rl Beach '"·"""' · FT ~~,~~. C~n:~~' ~t;~<'joh~so;i, 673-5529 Lots of TLC, 6 to 6. GE.""I' RID OF UNSIGHTLY Tennis 4:1ub, 260~ Eastbluff; Blvd; Cl\f ·• HOSPITAL DAY SHI
642 3120 BLAC!\ & silv<-r n1 a I c Mon.-F'ri. Some n i t es. TRASH & DEBRIS $10 NB Dental A ssistant . • . . -. · German Shcphenl found on 548-391 7 or 646-55.'i4. LOAD. COILEGE STU· Job Wanted, Male 700 BUSBOY, Cook, \Vaitress or \\/anted: Best ch.tirsidc-as· 6 i\-Io's actual v.>0rk exper.
4001 BIRCH, NB San Diego Jo'\\'Y, near Culver COLLEGE Sophomore girl _Do:.'.:E~N~Tc.::54~8-64:..:c='"o:..,.-~--QUALrFIED -n-. ctn. m'"'. \Vaiter. rt1ust be over 21. sistant available. \V illing to on keypunch, keytape or key
20t'Xl, 2000, 3600 sq.ft . or COil"\· 'il~lan~>~P~-~ln~j=u~•"":.:::·~"°"'7-~7290.:::o~· _ I \Viii babysit while you vaca· LDCAL moving & hauling by '"'':1 .,. __,. t \\·ork hal'd for good pay for 27802" Puerta Real disc device. ho eJiereor. Avit il. 911173 1 k Re Expertise don1. ser. bach. \Vages acco1u1ng o expcr. . . CI-lILD'S pr es c rip Li 0 n tion. Call Linda, 646-8693. student. Large true·, as. qtrs., offices_ boats. 548_7197 Apply in person, J-lan1bu!'gcr young doc-I ors in very bu1'y rt'11ss1on Viejo Apply In The
!\Jr. Baun1gartlner, 541-5032 glasses, found rt1esa Verde Builders 534-1846 or 534-2164. llamlel, 15'15 f\dains Avf', praclice. i\1ust have C"xpe1-. tEast of Sa{\ Diego F'l'\\')' Personnel Department
Share APT or 1-IOUSF: area, approx ooe 1nonth YARD, garage cleanups. Job Wanted, Female 702 Costa. l\-1esa. ,\sk for l\·lr. ience !2 yrsJ, take Jo'i\1X, Crm,·n Valley Park\vay) Monday-Fri, 9 am-12 Noon
Cfilr'HOl\1E--PXRTNER' ago. 545-8012. ----RenlOve trees, dil't ivy. Hagan. have extensive kno\vll'l;lge of
836-119-1 or 54$-1479 FND small white male poo-~~Lythin bguly!~ur o~o;ee ~!J;', Drivewys, grading. 847-2666. ~~~n~ sc~ls bu~ineu ,','m'elu,· *CAREER TRAVEL* expanded duties. l\-Just be {714) 831-2300
Storen.e -455 die Jull(> 16 blwn 16th & 17t h Call G ... ~. 547_1838 GEN Hauling. "'-'e ; Shrub ~ -neat. (lependii.ble. en thus-•
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Santa Ana in C.l\l . .,_-,.... .,.., secretarial position as National publishing company iastie, healthy & 20-J5 yrs. "·'° _ 32 "'"'396 Corpet Service trim. Gar & Yd cleanup. typist, stenographer o r is no\v hiring gals ]8 & 552-83.19. (714) 495 '400
STORAGE building f or '1't0-:>l or ,.,...,... · -Est. 531-6377, 5574i904. receptionist. Experienced in over 10 11.ravcl major cities, 0"0--0"0~~---~~-I "'t
household goo d s. $30 FND: Surfboard on a SKIPLOADER & d tru k calculating aod posting. Ne''' y 01·k, '!1'aml, Hawaii. DENT A L 1·eceptionisL LADY for counter \vork in """" JOHN 'S Carpet & Upholstery ump c " · · v · H'I monthly .:1:> f'l<w•rr C.M. Newport Beach. ldentify Dri Shampoo free Scotch· \\-'OJ'k. Concrete, asphalt References available. 545· No experience ne<::essary. 2· J\Iission 1ejo/Laguna di RN'S dry cleaning plant. rt1ust be -~ -accur-ately Si i~'i; 'OUl'i,. ~~:. ,5011 "'Rt?lardafilsJ':' sawing-, breaking.~846-7llD. 42-J9~ \veek ex'fX'nse-paid-b,aining ar.E:a. Experience require · _ neat & friendly. Ask tor
125 RE\\IARD for a1·ceptable 6~1355. NEED l•"ip al 110me'. \Ve pro.,.,....m. Must be able .10 Call 830-l395 Pat, 892-931 4. 5970 Degreasers & all color 32' ·FUR.i'lITURE Varr for ' .. --· I'l'nlal, at <.'08.St area. 1 Br. J•OUND sniall s 1 am e s C' brighteners & 10 minute local furn hauls & gen'I have aides, 11 u r s es. start immediately. For ap-DENTAL assistant -pati -'\lestm1nster Bl, \\'estm.
House, yrutl; all. 5. &12-fll69 f('male kitten. Vic. Oak\\-'OOd blca:ch tor Whitt-· carpets. hauling. 548-1862. h o us ekpr,'>, con1panions. pointment for intervie\v ca ll tin1e possible full time. e SURG. • Legal ~cretary. Legal
Rentals W•nted 460 Apts, l l.B. 64&-8448. Save YQUr money by saving H leaning 1-lomemakers up jo hn , 956-8863 between 9"5, Tues· Chairside assnt. Experience SUPERVISOR exp pref. S/H, 90wpm, typ-
FND Sun small bla<'k \\'hife inc exlra 1rips. Will clean '-'-o~u~19;_o,;•c_;_ _ _,,_ ____ I c54:0:.7_..,."'-'~'~· ----~--Fri. necessary. 495-4601 ing 70.
\\'ANT S 0~1 EON E TO dog, ntale, vie. Crest & living r:in., dining rn1, & CALL Crosby lnternational \\TILL do your .payroll in my DENTAL assistant \vanted e· MED. SURG. • Senio r Secretary,
TAKE TENDER LOVING Main SI., H.B. ~9'109. hall $15. Any rm. $7.50, Gingham Girls for your honic. Will pick up and Civil Engr Cons1r S18K for specialists office. ex· 3 to 11. 11 to 7 1\•/~rcnch spe~ng ability.
CARF. OF YOUR llOl\t E? FND Blk shaggy fml dog cpuch $10. Chair $5. 15 yrs. home, apartment or office return. &l0-08S7 Gen'l Acc1ng l\lgr to Sl5K pcriC'nce preferred. 644-0683. Typing 70, S/H, 90.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. I Suburba '-'XP. is what counts, nol cleaning. Bonded & insured. ed F 7 O Elec. Technician io SL">K D ENT A L Assistant , 9'.ICU-CCU e Executive Sec re tar Y. _
no children desire to lease 2 p1n~a 1 !~ a~~118 n n1ethocl. I do work myself. &1~10. Help Want , M& 1 Control Engr to $13R chairsidc C..'<~ preJ, call bet. • 3 to 11 , 11 to 7 • ttlust speak & write fiuent ' or 3 broroom., 2 bath un-ar • · · · --· Good r_t'f. 531--0101 . E.'xec. Sec:y, n1gn1t $700 loam & 3pm, :Hs-5588 Spanish. Typing 70, S/H, 90.
'furnished hon1e in Laguna. r ND .SO\illl Unl San1oyed. Carpenter Carpet Cleaning ASSEMBtERS Secl'etaries to $650 DENTAL R {' n.e p I i 0 n st •• PEDIATRICS • Secretary, S/H not req. Corona dt'I !\-1ar. or Nev.·port Vit~ Kooks St., C. J\t • Floor Care & Windows Audit seC:'y, S.A. to $625 '" Good typing, speed & ac· Beach. Need Jmntediatel.v, 6-'6-8448. Prop Mgmt Sec'y S600 mature, ex~1'. F/limc. F 11 to 7 curacy. NE\\I. remodel, fran1e & Dutch l\1aint Serv. 5.17-1.508 Of '1k S'50 Call 54S-&S44 e Cl k I · ~ typing tr• July 15th is a 1nus1. Phone F'ND • Black male poodle finish, stores, ollices & Elecl!'Qnies firm needs ex-Gen'l c, " Ing •. 4~50 & OB RN & LVN er ypist, 6
""" 494-4901 "'IPPY· Sat. Ralph• 17th St. Dedicated Cleaning · d bl r Recept. Gen'! Ofc ,,. DENTAL Assnt., 1 year ex-• speed & accuracy . • ~ " ltomes etc. Custom , .. ·ork. pcrience assem ers 01• k T · .,~ · 11 t 7 ' CN Ph · I I BACH apt. yearly. Beach Joe 5-15-662-l or 516-4370. Licensed. 962-l9G1 • \VE DO EVERYTHING * production dept. F'ull time ·Cler yp1st f"";oo per.. full time, Fountain o '-I annaCf!'UbC<;t. s nc
pref, Mon-\Vcd. 2J. 3: Lott 555 Refs. Free est. 646-2839 employment & ex~llent Payroll Clerk .,. Valley, Call 839-9660 --'f727 eam833-pu,2500Dr, Irv. lne 6~-~~ Th s 71' . MINOR home rt'pairs. Plum· DOUG'S I I . benefits. Just-1,;> n1in.-fron1 NE_W_e_QR.T L'aboratory ~,,..,., or ui-s· un , -.: bin g -Carperitry-Painting--earpe c-ea-n 1 n g 1 Dr's Ass-istant Equal Opporfilriity EmptQYer 673-6840. EL 1'\le. Call S4Q-5560 evenings, ,.,, ee k e nd s , Santa Ana. Personne Agency
BACH apt, yearly. Beach l'>C H p hon1e/ofHce/apls. 962-8672 Call For App1. 833 Dover Dr., N.B. Young lady'(lS-28) to assist . MEDICAL .TECH Legal Secretary uoo+
pi'f't. Mon-Wed, 21 :~: . Cement, Concrete 1-lun!ing lon Beach. Indus1 t·ial Re lations 642·3870 in health spa. \Viii train, no 3 to 11 :30 Good Skills
626-8250 Or Thurs-Sun 71.!: _ REWARD _ Japaneu Houseclean(rv1 A 1 · Westcli:f( 673$10. PATIOS, walks, drives. $a\\', E . do' .........a • b··• (7141 494-9401 exp. nee. .PP l_Y_ in person Exceffent Benefits Personnel Ag-enC"y
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break, remove & replace xp("r. 1n tng evvu JO . CLERK TYPIST any a fl or eve. 2930 Vt/. 1651 E. Edinger, S.A.
GARAGE \\'AN'I'f.I) BLK. M eoncrete. 54S.-.~ ror f'st . Phone 645-03·17 Ccx1s! J-{\\'y., N.B. & Working Conditions (:\1.ar~ III Centeri ~--•1 3 · TELONIC S11!es order dept Accurate !,::::;~:;:::::i::;~:;::::::::;;:=:::~J ........, .... "esa area.· n10. NEEDS Ch'ild Caro LAD\" ,1·anrs housC"clean111g '12-8836
• 64~ aft 6 • "'ork. Expcr. 01\•n trans. INDUSTRIES :~~~~1'.it~. ~·fe~1~rd~~c~~~: i--0-1-A-L""-"'A___..J_Q __ B ... f An ei:i~~~~;twiity LI VE-IN Housekeeper to
GARAGE \\'au1ed, e~IO!k.'<l, MEDICATION CHILD Ci\RE. Age 2-5. f.X>. * s47-:w.37 * l B h tessing, invoicing & ulher · cat'{' for 4 yr old __girl, lite
single or 1~i~fJ· DAIL y J){'ndable, mall.lN" lady. ~1ain La ndscaping aguna eac ad1ninisLralive-functions. • hskpng. S.A. area. s:G-9770.
& Edinger area fSanra Ana). F_,q ual Oppor. Employer Liz Reinders Agency HOSPITAL \ J im Roche.
Losl 6 '6 vk'. &1u;h & 541-1.AAl 1 LANDSCAPE, Gard en Call .r1or AP1P1: 4500 Campus b r .. N.B. NEW
V ... ,478618. · ,, · I · kl lndustria Re atJons C S Slat{'r. ery ,;,1y, ,1 • C < ,.11a1nt.. C' ean-up, sp1'ln rs. ASS 1 S TA N1 inanagcr 557-3401 MA HINIST
REWARD ontractor -Lie. 133790. 646-6852 trainee, counter girls, try (714) 494-9401 ~~A
Nan\<' your price! 3 pound JACK Taulane _ Repalr l ~M~·~·~o~n~ry~------cooks. 18 or over. Apply lo Di'SRWAsHER~ c;;n;J.s ~IMtTcyGentraIHospiral
sil -ay n1ale poodle dd' 20 managC'r, Jack In 'fhe Box. TELONIC D" · & P' Sh 628 N V('r gt · remod .. a it. yrs exp. BRICK ,, ........... , slum~-ne 38>-E. 17th St., Costa '1esa. ining · 1~ op, · NOW OPEN Dog must have Insulin shots LIC''d. 1.1y \\lay Co. ~7-0036. '"'~""' • .. ~•" •• Coast H"ry" Laguna Beach.
da!ly. J ·-•y Youi•• J.L. & block fences, oonorele A 1 INDUSTRIES 2701 S ~ ~ pall-1•-& d . u 0 DISH\\' ASHER r u 11 & o . Bristol Realty, ·166"'12 Beach Blvd., Electrical os, \Va ''"~ riv~·ays. NEW CAR SALES I B h
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LADIES. flexible bracelet.. != L ~tCI_AN, lice~~ ___B.ri~k-B~_OC ~tone needt.'d _in Clne Qf Orange Equal Oppo1< Eniployer Verde Conv. HQsp, 661 au•s milling machines, lathes, I
vie Fashion Isle or OOfill~. Sma!I Jobs, maint ~ 645-8266 -Counfy's leading Ford deaf:" !"~~~;,;,..,..,,.;,.;..,~-Ernter--St-;-~I . ~ -et<',__r.,rtm..do O\uL_'..-•.-·--& ,..__,. N~"·porter. Extreme sen· repairs. 548-:>203. Painting & rrships. E.\:cellent commis· COCKTt\IL 'vaitres:ses & DISHWASHER ICU/CCU & LYN 11·7 have O\Vn tools.-";P~os~i~llo~nl----::.:.J tini~ntal value. GUl fl'om P h . sions & bonus plan. insur-i..'OOk.'l. Intervie'" Thursday, OB DEPT. opc.n io n1ale or female.
ctrparted husband. Gen(•r()us Gardening aper a ngin9 ancC' and den10 plan. Paid at 1700 Placentia, CM, Full or p/time. Nites only. Call For Appt
Induslria1 r{elations re,varrl. TI4.: 493-2518. RENOVATING, Painting, voC"ations. Sec Don Crevier. Lucky Lion. Call 673-m2 afte111oons. LABOR&DELIVERY,Relief
Gardening & C'lcan·UPS Plumbing, EI e ctr i ca 1 THEODORE ROBINS Cocktail Waitress DOr-.1ESTIC J·lclp Geol'ge MED SURG LOST uur n1llle tabby cat
Smokry, 9 nio. old, blk &
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LOST : S1nall blk. male poo-
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554-0657 Coleman Valley Services, FORD E 1 642 g274 Allen Byland Agency, 106_-B RN xper. on r. -E 16th Si S A 0 '7 °'3•
C OJ\1 PL ElT E landscape 5-10-2'llO. 2060 Harbor Blvd. COLLEGE Students. f.ight · ' ., · · ......, -v. .. i
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SURGERY RN 3·ll COUPLES 1&.35 +
Patties. or m eet-cpl to <:pl Ot1J "Leah" 2·8 p . nl .
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niaint. scrv. Conim'l, ind, Efficient Painting Co. Cdsla l\1rsa pollulion. •ligh earnings DONUT SHOP, nite shift :-
resid . Sprinklrs, cleanup. Lo1v Cost • Pro -Honest Aulo .11 Sh kl ~" t =·\I pftin1C'. Fcn1ale, age 25-4;i.
PEDIATRICS TELONIC
INDUSTRIES 645-0987 673--7307 * 548-4065 \\"\ 1 a ee ,-,uuuc s. ru Apply in person. i\tr . Donut, RN " 11-7 MECHANIC or part time. Apply 214 E. 135 E. 17111 St Costa ri.lesa. Reg-is. Physical The1·apist Laguna Beach
FULLY L!CENSED Nc\\'J>Or1 Bl vd, Re\\'ard. Ph. * SPrRITUALIST * Mr!<. Pardre 6 7 5 -3 0 0 0
Spiritual readings 10 am·lO "a~n~y1~im"-"'~·-~-,-~--
p1n . Advice on nil n1attt•rs. RE\\IARD valuable papers,
LA\\IN 1'-1ainleuancc.
Japanese Gardener.
estin1ate. S.15-5106.
PA l NT ING-Reas. C"!ean, ExJ)l'rienced Jag:. or Toyotn 17th, Santa Ana or call ' For \\'er.kend Emplo;1llen1
reliable, Lic'd, Ins, w/Refs. ntechanic nf'C'ded in Lag. 542-7077. DRAPERY \vork room needs Excellent Bc-ncfits
Fret' Est. 67'".1-5740. B{'h. 714·540-3100. Ask for experienced bar t.<tcl«.·r. COLUMBIA YACHTS 533-TIGl or 962-.'i349. & \Vorking Conditions Bob Thompson. M Equal Oppor. En1plnv. or 275 McCormick, C. • Auto Mechanic
Equal Oppcn·. E1nployer
EXPERIENCED 312 N. F.I Camino Real, San in blue metal box, lost while
C I e 111 e n I c . 1 !) 2 -9136. moving, jn Dovei: Shores,
492-9034. \\iestclUf area~ call ~8676
PROBLD.f Pregnancy. Con-no questions asked.
fident, s Y m Pa t h e I i c ORG. i;hort haired aHc red !\>I
pregnancy counseling. Abor-cat. patches on hind le¥s•
Uon &. adoptions rel. Vic. Santa Ana Ave./l ::>lh
APCARE v 642-44~6 St. N"ewpot1 BCh. Rl?'lvard.
Trader's Paradise
lines
To 1\'ork on Bi\1\\l's &
r·ol'eign cars. Good conl-
pany benefits.
CREVIER BMW
208 \V. Js1 St .. Santa Ana
835-3171
• Mast Builder-
Metal Fabricator
• Heliarc Welder
•Touch.Up
• Clerk Typist
Pur~ha•l!'g_D•pt
Machine Operators
Housekpr·Motherless Plastics Openings on 2nd &
Commercial Home 3rd shifts for ex p er.
T.11.r F /C Housck~P\'l', care for operators &.trainees. Clean, lite work in modern new fl'iplet girls. Sal. nego. Call b dg Sh'f ·
UNITED CALIFORNIA 968-4278. t213~ 626-5144. Ask l . t t bonus prenuum for nlte work. Oppor. !or BANK for Jan1es Matthev.•s. advancement & xln't lrlnge
PREGNANT? Think I n g 642·1938
o:bortion? KnoW all the facts $100 RE,VARD Black Cocker
first! Call LIFE lJNE -24 spMicl Male.' wearing flen
hr!, 541-5.522. collar . Vic: Moss St & Coast
-times BABYSI'f'TER, 3 days week,
occ wkend Grandmothrr
1ype. refs. H.B. arcn.
962-3280
• Marine Stock
Parts Man
MOM: Meet nte for barbeeuc ~I w y. L os t 6 / 1 3,
dinner at the \Vhllc lJorsc 41).1--4779/979--2880.
Inn Newport Beach • -· n.EWARD
LovC, Sonny Mlnlt'lture tl()O(lle 111ale, shn· HAVt:: Gulbi'3ngen 10 yr old
ALCOllOLICS A110nyn1oul'I. vt'rl off hnir, snlQkt• or !!late 01•g11n t2 n1nnual) nt.-w \\'fl!I
Phone 542-721? or \\'rite color. 645-3861. $149:i \\'ill S\vap For otricr
P .O. Box 1223 , Co!l tn htcsu. DARK SlaM\e!'IQ 'v/Oca col· furnitUl'l' or nlmO!ll nc1\'
r AM IL\' COUN~ELINC \'tr. fl-U~sing 4·5 <lays. l\-1csa cyclt'. R.19·2939.
Non.profil Foundation 11t~I Mar. Rc>\\jard! 546-2823. ;ll~A~V-=E,,...~ae~l~lv~o"""Lo-ng-=a-,.-c7·1t
6..'lS-f"lOOO ol" 548-3643 rorner locution \veil leased
SWINGING SINGLES QUICK CASH 11 $1·15 n10. Asking $6.1,000 Cnll ''Lcnh" 2-R pm S.10--.12."'lll. __ ~ clear & w!}nt Orange Cly
Socl•I Clubl 535 -1,C;c•c;".;,'m:;;·.,,c.B"'krC-. _,6,,_75-c-7225;.:;;c.' =c-
* INTRADATA * • rt'ccclve QUALITY com-
patible matches from l ,000'8
In' YoUr nrta. E~c.h -with
LARGE PHOTO + Profile e O u t"lr n ntced + co'1·
fldcn1ll\I •
<CALL NO\V ror l''RE1'~
:iiamph• prorlle on I pro·
!lfWi;tlve rnnl<'.h, 2.1 hrsl.
!7141 5-11 -~i:;:
rn~ • s.;s.a28:!
l!A VE 37 unit Baldwin Hills
THROUGH A area $150,t))) equity. Want
65"15' tong nnge cruising
Mllboal or ? Bkr.
DAI.I 1J PILOT HAVE: 3~js.-=• Nevada, la_ (l'e<' & clMr, 1200 ))er acre
10:lue. AU or pru"I. \Vant:
Aft mprov~ Renl E!lta t c U--.A1'Y.\l'J.IERE_lll<t:, ~7~61~!
Llke to trade? Our Trad(l('!I WANT
642-5678 Pur adl11c column i!I for )'OU!
5 linl's
5 days
dollars B1\BYSTT'I'ER for 8 yr rJld
boy. Must live near Corona
(ll'I Mar ,tr_ enjoy going IQ
BRUNS\VJCK gold Cl'O \\'n the lx•nch, Call 67~2l5.
4111x9 pool tbl<' $.o/,I:;, Snooker BAfi'i'SITTTNG / 11ou11ckre1i. I
~x ro-S9!'l5. ArcadC' gt1n1C'8 lllY h0nl(', ri1011-l"r1. $..'{()
fron1 $90. Trlldt' all 01· pai'l _:1-cck. <,:osta i\1rsa 646--1072
ror l'i-22 r11Jo!1t or? 548-8124 Babysitter own trans.
\VIU.. Tracie G-i0-01 66 or fl40-0227
1969 Grand Prix P¢ntlor BABYSl'ITER 8-ft~ Mon. Fri.
for Ski Boat. • Must have °"'" iran!. & like CaU 552-7552 beach. Qi.II aft 6pm 673-0764.
BANK
Exper. only need apply
l'\Ionday th111 111ursday
E(lllttl Oppor. EmplO)'C'r 1n/t
COMMERCIAL
TELLER
UNITED
CALIFORNIA BANK
3141 E . Coost Hwy.
Corona del Mar
673-9240
tqual OpJ;IOl'. Employer S Units Inglewood. 6 • 2 Br. Expcr1cnCf'd Teller tor the
St 2 -1 Br. unfurn. for boat. Bank of Cal ifornla, Ntw]')Ol1
Shop. eenrer. horse ranch, Beach oft ice . Excellent
>r? $40,000 equity trade' up. S/\\ary & lX'nl'rlls. COOKS Owner 6?'5-6259 ContRCt l\l~. Strecker (11 1st. Class brolll'r man .~
F"REE & clear lO acres 5-17·7t9l l l) dinrK!r cook w/exper in
produdng orange grove, on An f;<Jul\I O pp or t 1111 I l y hl!nvy foarl p1~pilra1ion. Call
>H-nmp 'for un1ts L'On1n1er-I =E~~m?.op~lo~y~·.,~· =----.,-,., I Chef Fred, G-14-1 700. ~l1:1l or ? $79,$00. Equity. BARTf~NDER . f'X!)C'I'. i\RC CQ01.;:, i"'xp'd in Institutional I'rad~ up. 0wn{'T' 675·62!'1.q, zt-Zi. Apply ·r~ Beach Ball L'OOking. Bl'Vt'rly i\tanor
fREE & cl<mr <:ommerei al H.e§lflur1111t. 2116 \V . Ocean. t'Olival~!i<'l'nl l l o !( Jl it a\,
fnc-prol)('rtlc& next to ~ars h'Ont, N,;_U. ~h\'11 4 & 6 pn1. l.agu_ru\ 11\lls, 83i...g()()()
Cov1nn. ror onltM co1nmcrt•. g ,\I? l\lt\JD. iitu't thnt>. (1vrr C 0 0 K • nio!l!ly IC r ! l I·
lr lndiist. $65.000 cql)t, + 2j ror •<Qlli•l:(l bce.r bar. Brenkh1~! nil rlay. Q!lt l 01·
• "Lnrwcs1.ln Calif," Cor 5 buckJ. fradf' u11. Owner 67f;.fiZ'19. Rl.1-.~l91 aller .i pm. ask for full Time. e~p'tl ti7:~ ... :t20_
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3141 E. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
673-9240
Equal Qppor, Enlployer
HOUSEKEEPER Lido liile. 5 benefits.-Apply in-penon
hal( days. Local ref's. $50 9-11 am &. 2-4 pm
\\'k. 673-9189. Calif. lnjection l\.tolding
1-IOUSE\\IIVES -Manage Irvine Indus. O>mpl~
Distributing Center from 200 Briggs Ave .. CM
home part tin1e. Supply and r-.tACHJNE Shop Help, drill
tr(lin order Inkers. f'ood & press & ltlthc operalor or
EXPER CLEANING ltou~ehnld Products. No in· person \v/machinc shop
\Vo1nun. For nu>tllcn l offi ce vestn1ent. I a r cc con1· 1raining In school. Usual ~uller.i. Nights. 40 hrit \\'kly. ni issiori. \Vrl!r Department compa"¥-bent'tUs. S 5 8 Ht•n(•rll~. flererenl't'S •~" 11. P.O. Box 23781. Ottkland, Production Plare, C~l.
quired. Bondi1bl~. Nc,\'pori _C~\ 9.162:1__:_ _____ l\l.o\i~ '"'Ith 11nle11_11.biU1y-1a
B 1· o <· II a I' ea . Pho n c 1-!0USF.l\F.EPER. 1\>llabl<'. muke & lnstell !!hades. Good
,1·eckd11yis. 5'1-1--0600. trl'ln~porlation, 2 <lays, 6 OJJ!WJl1unity for enlhusiaslic,
EXPERIENCED fl co fl I(• hours, Lido. 673-0629 dt>pcndab\IJ pet'80n: Custom
nt'<'C\l'ci 10 advant(' \vith fns1 li\l~tEDlATB opcnu1gg for 11 Shade & Drapery Shop, 3S3S
gro\ving nu10 p1ui.s chuln. l)('autlcla.n ,t, n1anicu1·il;t, F:; Coast H1,•:y, C cl 1\1 .
1\pply tu E 19th St, Cl\1. full or l'.lflrl 1ln1c 1\'0tk, on 1~'~·3~-~7830=-------&1~,.S264 811l l>oa Island. 6J3..743S i\1AN or girl Friday. Ac-
E.XP. \Voman office cleant<r, curate· & sh&p. •reavy
L.'IU"" Hill• Arc11, S day INSURA'HC£ SAl£S , phone. l.lte bookk€,epi5 & \vk, f/limc, perm. 8:lhtl2l Pft)'T'Oll. Typing. $4(l()45,i0. a
FEMALE run cmuias tttive n1onth. 642-3400
automnttC vnn. full ' 1imc, NIJ exp nee .• ~a.rn \\'hUe you MAfD ¥.'Orie in exchana,e tor
J)('rmanC<nl, no students. l<'tll'n, pnrt time. eve., ~ room. 5 hrt. per day. 231'1
non·1Sry10kt"r. 5 dAf'!• SI.~ }~·~rll!, full ~lmc when quah-.i: e\vport Blvd. M8-9iJ5-
pcr ht'. lnt~1;•1c,,,•.h/1 ~. 61 1~ l:!tlr~t'T'!ll. lr'll'l.Ut'ant·~ Group \\1t..IN'.J'ENANCE <;ouplt-, 1
S: ~120 ..• ~'.'?. pn1. ~' 1nr10\\ Ed l...'inl * 540-IS34. br unfw-n ti.pl + utll + $30) _ De111gn!I:, ,,j.~I Birch SI, N.B. mo &v.l. No pet$. 'l7S'l Com·
~'F:;'.L\LE fitclUry pockrtgtrll , tN1ER.t;STING opPol'lllnlt)' moctore Cr. Apt l, H.B.
$2.00 prr __ hr to slart. J\1crit in h<'aHh ct11'i' fif'i(l for full Yon don't need a gun t(I
rnt11e!I. S.1~!)1Z'l 1·harge hookkeepc~. 1hn1 "Draw Fast" when you
The fnstesl dl'a\Y u1 thl• \Vein. tr\11.I !Jala1;11 •e nnd P&t.. pl a('e an l\d ln lbe Dally
, .. a D!!,U~· Plfot Cla1t!!lflcd Delm<l Corp.~ l~ F'lork.111 Pilot ~Va.nl Mi! Can M'>\
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Help Wanted, M & F 7101 Help Wanted, M&F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help W anted, M & F 710 Help W anted, M&F 710 ~uildlng M 1terial• 806 MIJCollaneous Stereo 836 PAHHOTS. 0,.. e" c h ;
MANAGER TRAINEE I or1-~RATORS for lillS\ll'dlt\: SEH.VIC>:: Sia. SaJl'1>rnan rull • Surplus Building r.t 0 v I NG nlltSI ljC_I\, ~l;:ictH\' & hu-gc \\'hltc
. . se·1,·lt't'. l\ttnurc. h•lr-phone SALE ESCROW tlmt" 0J){'n1ng i>hlft. 1'op TYPIST ~ · , Nf'\V 11rouKht-lron ~la:sM top ADMJR,\L 19" color Qickatoo. J\11 lt·1>s than 2
Ot.il:litandini: oppo1·1 u!U1Y 1!' cxpci1·1<.'nC'I' for {' v c n Ing p<i Y fo1· 1~hl 111".ir1 +-~fA1:E~~AL • IOOO s Of I tu"(lsakfnst i;ct, din. rtn. 1bl & pot1ablt'. new plch1rc lubt'. yr11. old. Vt'ry li1C., l'X-:i,<h·~!~ to TilnM:.:ertal J>O!'•· h1)UN. fo'ull or pa11 llnw. OFFICER bflK'fit.s. ?\.1ech. knowlcdgt>. R EPRO ITJ..t-1~. Doori;, 10!11ber. PY· 4 l'hnirs. club <·hair v.•/ot-1'<'n1olt" control, xlnt c.'Ond. 1't·11nunally t1Unl' & gt•nllc:
hon in 3()..$) il:\YJ\. Ow· CUI'· ~17-G076 ('hl'Vron station 1~1r1M·1· of ~i'oocl, ,a.Jum tJitttini,:, niold· tornan, antq. \rOO~·ood $1JO, 833-2656 !!"''Uk \.\'l'll & havt· l'\lft' l'('nt 111 n n :.1 e ('r s t•:1r11 ~ -·--·----'"" \\'1'"10\.\'"' "I<· ,.. I $1000-$1!W'Xl nlO. l\fust h ... '\v..: Ol'J.:'.H..\':'OHS. l'XfK'r. uni}. _ N1·11·porl Bl ,(· Ucl i\tar, · ·~ · • ._ · flii;hc.!i. :.1111q. ~HVl'r st•rvl1•e, pCl'$011alillei>. Se '' er a d ~ 1 1 "hlf:li• IM-'t.'tllc & u.i·ta:l•K·k. l':sNillC'nt oppr1r1un11y to }010 c.~1. TYPIST BUILDERS SURPLUS 2 1t·:1k ch<'sti;, lfij;C lhcr t.ieaul.. eui;ton1 ca~c!I & t"lll
Call l\Ir. Nt>\\'mnn 979-5222 1\>p rult•:;. llOlf's ~lanuf., ~L~lng . .; &'Loan As:;n...:ia tl~us. SERVICE ~tiQi] S.th·~man 2·100 So. 1'lt1in St .. s.A. n1nke side boat'd or cRn s accesso1·ie11 avw . ~. ~. · 1n'C1 ia <'S f."(l)('r cnc1•. nn• of ....... nl'inoo'i l:.1"1..'$l ,,:::""'=~.~---~---be I Ill ·'I ""~ E
86J Pl'Oduc11on l;JJ, NB. I II ,. plttm• Ovtr 18 'Ion ti""' ~.1, 1"5 uS4nl s1'pa1-ntcly. S:B-2211i Free to You or n;1U<c olf~:r on all. E ves. l\1ANAGER. p/1(,. .... \l'IUlh:.>d &IC ~08. illln/ :l-1 YI'$ sill' ~·St'l"OI\' u fJ ' ~~· • • " • "' v-,.....,,_2301 for sntaU l"<'!'l J,tn l'luh. ~~·~-·--------"IX'r rt~iturt:'d Pol(iliOn 10_ Nt'at uppt•u.r. \Viii train. Ad)· An 1n1n1t!diatc opening c-~ist is 714: f>.16-1037 SUPli:R. 81\1 Movi~ ~c1unera & .~ \\'C('kcnds ;.ouv-
PARf{J NG tt "' t l" ~ · · · l" ''""" Nowpor·1 '·'l" !01· a r•pro IY" t E · ~ I k u. Polarol<I "FUN FOR PETS" Hrs lo--5, :: rl,1.-i; 11·k. S2.Z> · u. l'i ... 011 • " or eah"fl 111 (•01· N1•\1 J10rl U,cin·h P,.~· ~·""" 0 • ·• " .,is · x1ici·1. Cameras & 1·11~. 1 e new. ~"1· 3 Lines, 2. Times, $2.00
per hr. Pacili..: 511.11 d s over. l~OI 11p1){~u11)1X'l', S2. u(fii'<', 1':.\t·cl!t'nl '\\·orknu.: ,c~·~·~I.-----~--l•n1·1.· requhX'<.I. E • t 808 IW\d camf'm, Wlth flnsh al-Vl!;ll my Hiiie baCkyftl'd
Cabana Club. 6141 Atlanut. hr. Call fol' t1PPoin1111cn1, ~'Qr'll'ls & fi'ingf' IX'l1•'fll:s. Sl'ITEll "'flrlled, Sun th.ni quipmen tachntcnt Hkc ne1Y $·15. Al\11'' hourdinJC k('!)rt1,.'I. owner
H.B. 491-5762 i·hui<s. ~>-Midnight. O iv n Apply tn P er1on •Al..:~\I \lidoo Tape, bo11•l.tng 0011 with fold ~t BEAUTIFUL long hai r opci·nlol', tcndf'r l o v in g
1\.tANAGER & Ai~sl l'IJ,~r PARKING Attendcnl, e,\fl Pl1•ast Cull, '.\lr. Rohl'f'r 1rans1). CaU 64;r..19.'iG. . 3333 H bo Bl d Cainrra, Rec..,1rdt'r, TV , t'0111.1ng case, con1plete in-tortoi.se .shell kittens. }'l.'f'C c::irc. Closed 11 un1-2 111n.
trainee•. Apply at Kcn!u<.:ky rircf. Male or fc1n. Start S:l :s:~;J.3(iQ(i S'i'A'rlONEJty; Store in Cdi\1 ar r v • Cllilll(er. $700. 5-M).-69.12 c.lucUng . s.llOl'!I (wo!·n · 4 to good home Call S.11-:ro!'l2. PE.'T
-GLENDALE .,.. * * NE\V 16 mm BEU. & 91~M Phone 6#-4687 BLACK Labrador. S n1os ;,16-4366 Ca n1i 11 o Re a I. Sa n PARTS PICK-UP & rla)'~. XJnl \\'Orkin~ conds. -Ho \\Ii-; LL PROJECT'OR. old. F c 1na I". Good ,
}lied Chick('n, 700 s. El per hr. 548-2782 J 673-1715 I "''t!ds ,..aJcslady f/linll.'. 5 Costa Mesa, Calif. timc~J hke new. r..1cn s SlZC ' \l/\CATIONL.AND
Cle1ncn1r . DELIVERY DRIVER FEDERAL f.:sJ>1.•cially finf' cllcntt'le. a 61~2-I~. * AUCTION * penionality. Needs good ~LNTIUN PE:fS .. MEDl~''L .be ~. Phonl· Francis-On·, 6T:rl010 ~ 9~ ••~ g: [ron1 home ..._,. transcr1 r ... .: ,\nr11e11v(' ,..Ir! 1!:1 10 25 •·uod I i > Furno"ture · 810 F' Fu · hon~ ... · 1'7"~· aw , ' V --
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Ir' I I • • SAVINGS rur n11pointrn('nf. c• •sco ·inc m1ture . . 2 ... buolt ,. ••-voo~ ro111 O Lt"i' St'<:re a ry nt'C<.-ll rivhi" l't'l'Ol'd, ''w't ._,, ~. ~ J p RT '1 I --:-. .-..; 'Cf f 1· I fl' b '" 'Tll \V II p· p l --• & Appianccs ,\ ,.uual~re niRe, )I S Bo.; 'lrnrr/Gl'OOllting fj '48 1 or 1·at 10 ogy 0 IC'<' r:un iliar 1v <)1·11ng1• C'1u11ty, • S A a l IZ'l.a "!l('l' ,\ltGVS slide Jn<ojcl'!or $8.00, A111:!1<'1ns Friday, 7:30 p.n1, vt•ry 1i.'<l ha u', very lovln~ '11 1 " 8Sl
iot':Hl('d in NB. t:: x p . Poi.>wd \\" ,.........i ""r.'"''''';'·" ,•, ;'it)() r\1•WJXH'1 Cl'11l!'l' Ur. 1101\' taking applicaliOLt" for -w· d ' A . B '"1 "921 c t ' IMT/~1· r 1 c 11 !;""'' '"' ""' .Y " r 11 1 •1 t 2 1v a 111 u t con1en1porary 1n y s uct1on arn '"' ..., '· ::•~•:...-------:---: II' -~ PI't' CITCC . u derx•1ld11ble. 1-'un ir>I), :ii:! . .£: Ne11·port K1'H!'h ll or p1 ('!llP oyn11'r\L " U!i '
642"164 lo lt•>"I ,.. I '" II N" , .... ·n lx1okta:<('S, or ru(1111 diYidcr , yo.AR old [e1n. Gl'l'lllHll
-v-r ' I · up. Ht'!;'Ulu r rnisl'.!. Call n1ik(' .,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..1 ~· ..., 0 1· o t ('r. ,-iv v..: 1 Equal Oppor. r~n1ployf'r m/f ii·ith adi."stablc shelvt's nil<! 2075Bch\,<dNoTwport, , Bcl•dl 64,~1 J'I s't'•·p"·o·", all sl<o ts, -. 1,,,, •• ,1, l\.li\LE Sian1~·Sf> kittens,• shots
' MEN & WOMEN 18-27 ot• ,,.,, • '" ""'"'' r ".\LE' . ..: • San Juan Capo. Cnll Ron '""""""""""""""""'"""" . ... ,,. .. u .~ , ( 96., A::.~.1 -""• ;i-..,.,);"'° 01' appt. .., ., I Me1zgc r for <]('tails ·1!12-..'l \75 lh'Op lca.f de.'ik or lx1r. like II ony s g n . lov~s children, 54!}-3!!07. 11urr·b1'NI . 1 14· 1. ., . ...,:,
E!lTn to $342.30 salary ~r [PART tune sales cl('rk. for RED c;ARPET 1
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* S1'UDENT • UPl-IOL.STERY Sea1ns1ress, nr11• $150.00 (or pair. Small AIOVING n1ust sell Air (.'us-~ O 854 i:10. \\'h!lc ~·" lt'!,!lt'h YO':' a t"Ct:i il l-leall!1 F'ood Storr. REALTORS full or Pl\rl lin1e, bc1K'fi ts, Jlf'l'!iia11 l'\lgs bes• o!ft'r. tie st('rro, all \\'iil nu1, ~I l;IAV.E a 9 month old inan: ~·~9~''......-------
job skill 111 fJt>etron1cs, I n1us1 have vuan1fn and food to 1rork 2 hrs. '(X'r day, Jn Cosla !\lesa, &11-8100 &44--2013 Sal. 01· Sun. or 1t~1cks, New punC'h bo\\·I & n~x kitten, ~ black .'-< ivhltl • PUPPY WORLD e
l\1 e c h a n i e !t o i supplf'1ncn!. su I c s ex· OFFER YOU print Shoji, 5'15--Ti5'1 WAITRESS EXPER. nJ1ri-:i:OOP~I cups. \Valnul hkca~. 3 kllt('n. 64Z-9a25. •
1\ d min i stration. i\(tc•r (>t'ri('ncc. Can'Cr \i·ith a SUMMER CASH 1:-~ull .~ p/lirnl'. l\1u.s! I.I(! 0,.('r Tiii-; BLUFFS _ China eab. \l'al nut .i:. gold TY trays, COCK ER/Collie pu11pies, 2 100 l\!IXED PUPS. Open
training, rnrn St:rliO per fu!ul'C". Call •Zl:i) 271-1:'69 M ·OREt, , 'I . 1 .,.,. ,, .•. ,,, .. -·•ht t-n never used. & nusc. Ca.II male, 6 fcn1, 7 \Vks old , Eves. Irish Sc l I l' r · • 1 2 1 k ~-11 11 :.1. X n I lOurs. Surf ,t, Sir-'1<-'·, ,..,.,..,., ,., 8•7 9183 1 "·'" 11'}(1· IJo'"•i·nta<> Collies $ 5 0 , mo. or <a)Ca'!) .',1'0r : ..... ,, co cct for irltervll'\.\', ) 1 &tstbluff ho1nrownrr 1~s klill, 5930 \V. Coasi 1-livy, NB. ht"<tclboorcl , king $.'lO: ~Zl'' '' -· 11•hitc.& tan 1..-0 or. J10"'1.l.,µ:i. l l w~·,., n "' 11 Tcni ei·, 1·.cup
1!'gl Young, · 11 . Air 'a-PEOPLE ARE NICE ~ o riC<'ll sctvinl! the Harbor. sorne 11e11) in wetdin« nnd 1 1 •o b b 'b M' II , o do · 7 "R ty" "" .... honal Gunrd 979--134.1. ure11. 367 oflicf's in 3 yar.d l'lcanup (inoslly ~vce<l-\V~\N1'ED. n1 aturc> n1a I e 1·11' s!oo s, "'° t'u; 3 Y cri 1sce 1neou5 MAL>Lo xie, yr us · Pocxllt:!, Chihuahua, Lab ..
r.1EN & \Vomf!n m11nugcr
trainee's, & a t t e nd ant s
wanted for ga901i11C! AAl1•s
only. Ideal opportuniiy for
ambitiou.~ people. Musi be
able 10 relocate. Experience
noLneccssacy. Send resume
& picture lo P.O. Box 53:i,
Le mon Grove , €-A 920-lii
\\'hl'n you call on lhcn1 ui<: \Vcs1c1·n Sl<:1tes. <I separate i11g hil!I. Jl ours ·flc.xi hle 15 ll/lin1c l'vcnings. A/lfll.Y a tl S10Hl; ~~Vista Grande, N.B., Wanted 820 the n1os.~loO~~lcLdogl in thl' Hoxl'l'. Cockapoo. S\VAP ",·"ou.'l\IVD1,.~,.'-Rr1.~0•~<&c.nta0t,'.~,c~ 1raining p rog r a n1 s. 10 10 a ivecl;), If you need a 7:30 pn1. \Vru·npr Driv(' In 61· ""'~ \\'Orld. lii;r ..,,..,, ico. Shcphe1·ds ·fur ?? Stud Scrv
" ·e .. a .. Tcl•vo· · n d t · · 'fboal-~~ \Var-r Ave l\10VLNG !\lus l sell, Bcd1'00n1 L'REE to i·~· Black Lab, l nio•t b--•s. "'31-50?7. -· ' s10 a v e r 1s 111J;: li111c extra s111nn1er t•ash, ·L·, ~""'~ "'-• WANTED " ,, ... , " , ........ ., "' friends selling our fan1ous on channels 2 & 4 . .i\1as.~ive i·flll. $2.00 per hour. &l.J-0577 1-lunt. Bch. suite, \Val nut by Dl'<"xcl. 2 • . f" yr old, 1in1alc, spayed, OBEDlENCE class lo stal'I
pr'Od ucJs. To~lenrn )lO'\Y f'Hsy full page nl.'\vspn,.,..,r ad-aft••· 6 p•, I. \l'ANTF.D lnl··r·oor Dcoo•·•'"·· overstuffed 1vilij:; b.1cked TO BUY papers. 817-461 S '"-20 w-1 7'30 pni. ii is 10 sta11, call: · · Ex · ·~ 1 1 L •Y ~ <wo. ('hairs, ...-.1d. \Vashrr dryer. ·~ ,,,. ~' ' vcrt1s1nq. :tensive oca _ designer, t'XJX'ricnCrtl tin L' rl· •· 100 ,. r old 2 BEAGLE Cocker pups N<'ll'JlOrt Bcach/J!'vlne a rea 546-5.141 or 540-70.11 advt:!11ising. Unpl'CCft!cnted TEL EPl-IONE 1\nS\\·cring !)lOdel hOUl(', full tinie. (7l1) r r1g1 au-c, ye,\ """ * * E SfATE J E\VELRY for I\' / distinct personalities. ~,.lG-4!'128
PROOF OPERATOR
cOn1 pany Tfnage. ,·ou 'll earn Scrvict-, Beadt-e~.,-Prcfcr SZS--2860 Ormin. 10960-Goldcn ....,c_. $50.?JO GASJ I. \\'t--havo.-bccn Gooct-homt';-4M-111S .:".~'.':"'-c=="""""'":;;:;;'
lllOl'l", fi!stc.r at RE[) ov<'r 30 yrs. of agr. VH1·icd .O:::C.:O::~=~=---F V 96.S-GTI'.? j>aYill'" ton dollar foi· all S/\VE! A-H0)1El.F..SS P.l:.I
h \v k -" -11"" WELDER . ' -'"'·-7 -.-• ' ,\OOIW3LE kiUcns. ti,..er • ~ b., 2 "'i n ia tu r ~ 1 CA RPE'T, REALTORS, 2629 ours. ee <'uu s, 0 •.,-uu. '.\IOVING sii,..,.ll' lX'O $15· •,:,Id pu•ct an! q ~ 1 .., ...,,, "'
I I I II I, I · r. • -•. ~ ood si'o -rv' "' ·s, . 1 Uf'S, c 1 is. stripc'd blue gl'aV & long dachshunds, Grcflt Dane, MOLDER
Fast Grb1ving Electronics
Firn1 \Vil I Start Expel'.
\ 'l'ransf('l' hfoldcr 1\t $180 per
n10. Co. paid ins. Call Gloria
Gray, 5·10-6055, Coaslal Prr-i !l.<lnneI Agc>ney, 2790 l-larbo1·
No Expcr. Nt'Cessa ry
Apply in person
To i\'ll'S. Bakt'I'
-lar x.ir B vcl . 277 E. 17th TELE:Pl!ONE Sa?es. \\'ork 1 C Lare, a u in 1 n u rll '"' 1ablc, "' 1lc 11 . : , gerns of all ki nds. 1, •. ,,. bl,k/•,,,ld. "l.'t/oS22. p d I ~t.. Cosla l\1esa, Cal! Slrvr fro111 ·your Ql\'n ho1nc. I slainl('ss:-Ccrtifi_calion '.'Cl' ·73 1nodC'1. $70; ll" SCl'CCll, 67S.7528 .,,., "" "" &~agl<'. ;\pricot 00 e -
G1·an11is at 546--8&10 for in-1-li_ghcst coidnissions. Ex-11t•c«ss. P1"0grcss1vc m;1r1n<' Ql·lds & ('ryds. A!So 979-2699. CUTE Kitl ens. ~f'R!lefl & ·~t>~Hl@;::~·~·c.c~~:;::;~-;;<;;;;,' 1·~·1·ive1v. fJCt'il'ncc no 1 necessary. hOtTlw:n'l" nianuf. Pel v11c. .o VESEtl.T -, lralne(l. 9 .\\"t'f'k.~ ol d. Need j>lJRE:t>R £D 7i'~>f'rcc't \\:l1ih•
Security Pacific
National Bank
· be !'t 1.1 h · *SOFA ;.v LO · " •• * \\I ANT ED: used complete sci "'ootl 1101110 •. "'"--<1615. · ( 1 bitch SALES Sfl2-11S4 Ills nr 1 s, pi'O .1 s arini;. nr\'er ust~d. bo111 for $1:'1:l. of Goll Cl"b' Wood • 1-ns " ., ...w pit buU tct 'r ' SPARCRAFT flGS-7910, Usually hon1r. Si brig. "· .,, '" 13 OX E It I L u h . Loves l\lonuna and poppa chan1-
I Blvd., C.1\1. •
I. T·,,.,,, .,!'tr.,'.,'l'.,1.~. -opl• n•·•-EDS i70-\VT--17!h-Cost·11'1esa . 61~ """" t:hilrh'C'n, 10 gocxl ho1nc. Ca ll 11io11s C.1\1. SIZ..:~927
• & ' .,._ ~-.... Vo ' ' . ' - . \VANTED lo buy likC-llC\" ~''"" I '~·1 0810
I \\·ho are satisified-'v/in--6·l5--TI77 fur nilure & lamps, nice & \V1\NTED to buy, like nc1v :i-.7 pm on)'. a;:i -• AKC Irii:ifl Srltt'r Pup5• iS
<.'Onie under SIOO'J •mo. An No l::xpcriel1ce Rcq'd \VHO \VANTS TO \VORK? reasonable. 644-4687 fu11Jiture & Jan1ps, ni ce & S i\10. old. pu'ppy , cocknpoo, Cht1 n1pion Pedigree, from
MOLD SHOP f'Xl·iting & n>1varding futu re Apply In Person ·DRrvE A CAB? * *fi'C'nch Pr 0 v inc in 1 reasonabl(' &14-1687 n1.11.lt', ~1·h1t,c. 7 \\~k ?id gray .$~1'~a.""96S-~29~7l~=-;;:=:--I
FOREMAN . ~1~~!i~~/\.~'ll~~~ 1i:'s~~~~~ Mariner's Savings & OIOOSE your hours, 1\'0rk 0a\'enpoi1_ Si'.~. Ca 11 GIRLS ice skates· in good n1all' k1tlt•n. &14--:>'1Ga -IRTSH St>lter Pups.
30202 Cro1111 Vall('y P 1·k11'Y
Ln.guna ~11~1
F..q ual Oppor. E1nployer
Needed Immediately JU:;\L ESTATE SALES Call ooo .,=for ,·n1c-"1". Loan Association ror yourself. bl' your o1vn f•IS-9663 l'OllClition size 4. Ca 11 Si\IALL, fl uffy m1sed puppy. 3 males. 8 \\'l'rks old . SUCCESS CAREER °"',.......,,.," • •• 151.5 \\'esteliff Dr., N.B. lxiss. l\'l cn or \•01nen. Can 6 ti 11 s-; 64:).-tl&I Coastal Recrration Int'., S AL LS !\ii EN , l\1 c n s 642-4000 be slightl y hand icapped . CUSTO;\l sectional, 8' sofa. R:.17-1239. n1on is 6~1~""'"' i;, t'<U i. ~ ..... 'cl
9.W \\'. 17th A1'P., C.:'11. I Ne\\' or cxperienced. Join the Spot1swt'tu· .t. F'um ishings N r a I-Clean Appcaranfe>e. gre1'n velvet. Both in xlnt. Office Furniture/ OOD .E~F" EM LOVABLE S11rins•", !tn~i ,.,,"!"*~~64""2~-0~54""2""~*.,.,.. ;:~!~~~ 11~~1 o~~~n~:~e~~ dcpa rln1ent. Nea1, clean ap-Vt!i, l"Ctired. Age 25 to 70. c'Qnd. 640-8102 Equip. 824 p L • pu11pi<'S. AKC. z: ·s.. . u
1: 1 with a network o( over 300 rx·a1·ancc. E;\TJ p1·('f, not n1•c. TEMPO'S :::llJJplciTicnt you r incon1e. LARGE 1valnut dresser $60. 4 Blk., lovable ~97-692·1 1>er. H.Pns. 673· · a
I A10 TEL n1aid. ncnf , I offrces and become a Conine:! 1\11'. F 1 e is c h{' r . Drive a ('ab 6 hrs 01· more a <'ncl tabl('S S30. Si~er, ('i)Z\'f'Eltt:Nt'F: T!\BJ,t: COLLIES Al~C
Cl'll'l'gt>t1c. Laguna Beach incinb<'r of our Millionaire lloclsch('l'S, So uth Coi1s1 r day. A11ply in Jll.'l'SOl141 portablr SJ(). 642~9712. Cus ton1, 1r/l:i chairs, fully l[~l Chan1pio11 bloodlirn.•s
r l"esort, 6 day l\'t.'Ck. 4!}1--1196. ! Club. J\·t ulli-mil lion dollar Plnza • o· I A J b \'cllo\V Cab Co .. JSG E. J6 th GLASS lop 'l"OU,E:'ht iron ~pho.l.~1en'<!.. N('IY +$ _S j 0 · 1 Pm and Supplin • * -l93·0S07 * * .
1 i\ITST Operator, expcor. '1:'15-adver!i!<in g-program. l'~rcc SALES installation, pa rt 1a • • Q , I St., Costa l\l('sa. 1abl(' l\'ilh !,( chal~. Like Sacl1 fiec $-l50. &l·l-l.),1' . GOLDEN Rfotrie11cr pups,
• 9Pl\I, Irvine Con1plex area. gua ranteed licensing school. tin1c, evt>s. $2 per hr. No Wholesale Nursery nri\' SS5. Call 960-l627. l::XEC 1>11'\·! chrs $15--25 Sec ChA m11. si.J't'l.i. OFA. Call
Call Charles D a vi s on . ExC'f'Ucnt .sales training. exp. n<>edcd, 1\·i ll train. NOii' 0 C 1 . , Superintendent 1 chrs SS/24 Desks $20/90 Off Sl.')..:l167 ~>1EH>t70 \\lhal is your license "·or!h Must h.ave 011'JI a ulo. Gas 1 range oun Y s inos BE~\VTY Resl s tra Ol1g Sup\ 867 \V 19 Cl\1 642-34{l! p t G I 8SO 2:'~'.'.'.'.CC..,---,--;;:;:;::=
C progr('ssivc , & innovnl'ive La1-gc 11·hol('sale nurs1'L)' in h\'lll bccl and fnunc. Nearly e s, enera 2 \0 ll.. Old n1alc Pckinge5e.
NCR OPERATOR ro you? heck our monthly atloii·ant't'. Xlnt for t'<Jllrgc-h'lllporary hclp st'rvicc docs So. Orange Co. is cspancling n('\\' $90. 642-2905 * 5 \VOODEN office cif'sks & • ,\""C r""., no children bonus progrant 1vhich m(';ins .s1 udt'n1. For intervie11· cull · · ? p \R • c·E~ la,..•e nc11· "' '" GrOY:ing n1anuf. firn1 in · it again. Ten1po offers ;i tru-S.: n('('(!,; gcn'I nursery G Sa 812 6 chair!'!, good l'OtUht1011. -/ •u>o c.•~. •b plea:<4.'. Call &12-l.101
Irvine Con1plcx nct'<ls indiv. SSS 10 you! Plc-ase call 96..l-:lS'iG ly unique & li n1c s.aving op-s11JJC-ri nt('nclant. 1\\ust have 3 arage le * 673--.18.iO * c~t· & sTand. S15. -a lticd
11•/3300 cspcr. Salary lo $550. Virgi nia Jones 8$).'1.ill [. SALF.S people 1rantrd for porlu11ily for skilled yrs supervisol'y exp r r. , p -/0 826 · &1;;-.s:-,0.1 \'ou'll find it in USS
Call l~y \Ving, 5'10-605.1. RED CARPET telephone soliciting. Salary SECRETARIES kno11·lC'clgal>IC! in :ill phases SUN. 2 day fnncy Iron hi..~!. ianos rgans AT -S~T£7wrnw-.....
Con sral Personnel Ag('ncy, Realtors + co1nn1is.<;ion, 642-3260 of nursery produ<'tion. Xln1 Olde trunk (·lothl'S. J\l<1git· ORGAN WORKSHOPS --- ------- ---
2790 l'ar bo•· Blv<I., CM. Tclcpronipler Cahle ·rv. SECRETARIES 1 r '· rt SP 1 Ch(·f 11('1\' ean1p<'r rang-('. _ ' ' SECRETARIES sn nry '"' uC'nP 1 s. ' 111 C t 1 & E So I "~ REAL ESTATE SALES SALES -Prl linu" Eves. rt•stune to Calissifil'd ad no. rnr. )': . gan. · "1 ...... • • 'Wd. ' NEED blibys1tter, 18 or older
1 blk fr6m beach, ."l ~ays
\1·k. 75 c:cnts a n hr. or possi-
ble escha.ngc for 1oom &
board. &12-2615
TRAINING hr plus c..-on1n1. Call i\lr. s1imul:i1ing long or short B<1x ];)6(J, Cos1a 1\lf'sa, <:a. "' .,-,,... .,,.11/,1,r~vw,,/, i? · \\1,·1-.· ,, ,..,...,. "':'~ _ lt'rn1 assi"nn1cnts -I or 2 92626 Slcreo -Ex,.rcisc, boat & Don I huy an~' nrgn n until r --" Fan1uu!I RcaJ "Estate Li<'NlS-,...,. ,,....,.,.... . ..., '"' 1 ~·=;;;;_· ~------c-.~·I ,.... · ~1 • N ll -• . Co SALESGIRL da)'S, coUpWWC-rlks Ot' rcw -h'1d 'ham/C'B-<'qtripmcnr.-277 )'~I ('Hh--..... ~ 1111·1 ;i,yl'l:jl, ~ A COPM'NICNT SHOl>PINC-,(NO-~ "<-
HITE AUDITOR
Hotel or club cxpcr. T't'Q'<I.
Kno\\·ledgc o{ NCR 2IXXl &
<1..'>00. F/tin1e.
FREE LICENSE J\·lon. thru 'Fri. 5·9 l'l\1. Sl.TJ '\'ho 1\';1n1 dignified ,'\, ~7!'1 c/n Dnily P ilot. f>.o. J"u",':~: 1~1,.17_ l!oi<schold _ W.ednesdays 10 A .M .. 'i~IJ~.nbl ,/JJJJ ,,'!.''
lflg ursr no1v 11vailable Jl\ullths • yo u decidt•-NO\\' \VJLL cntcl..tlll your c l N'n, Ccx:il Pl. C\1 111·lt'<lnJ(' 10 atlrnfl fl'('(' 11·ork -<I SEWING GUIDE FOR THl th1·u Tar bell Realtors. Art.'t' ('l)llcgt• student 21 yr~ old. ' • · shof)!I F · f f
PlnC<'nl"llt Service. Free Pharniacy 67:>--0!HO you ean. Lite hoUSC\\'Ork -cooking-, !'i B.OCl\EH .. Prison I'll~, plant Coi;iat'l~r T';m~l~i·h .-.--~ '. c,lLON tHE-GO ----
Ta·aining Prograni. Earn SALES l'CP fot· Oo!'al l't'nlal I APPLY BY PHONE days \\'k d<1ylin1e. Cn.11 stand. drop lf'flf tbl .. Vic-642-1851 ~
\1·hile you Jttarn. C:til Al scrvict'. no invcsttncnt. Full APPLY BY PHONE !j.Jj-1:..><J.1 tro!a, n101'C', 6-15-~la.1 .
Sloan (TI4' 832-:wio. '-'1' Part 1inie. APPLY BY PHONE \\'Ol\1AN to care for polio ~ewelry 815 Coast Music Service
For an ad i n
C1ll Mary Beth
Woman's World
642-5678, ext. 330 Ser P('rsonnrl i\Ta.na),!r1•_
Balboa Bay Club
1221 \\I. Coast 1-h\')'., N.B.
'-~R=E~A~L-E=S~T~A~T=E~-~~~~\~~ 2;, 21.!j~· Call TEMPO'S Offiec at lady. l\"o sn1oking. Lltr :;;;~;;;~;;;~;;;::=~1~N:'':"~' 1:"~~~1 ~8~,h~·rl~;~1 n~t~l~l:ru:fo:",.\
S Es MA i-1 .-J ' 5-10.·1'150 .~ Let u;; knn1r hsekpng. ~Ion thru Fri. 7 os a 1 csii p k f Flatt
AL NAGER SECRETAR\' fo r Cos i·a wha1vourskillsare.No need an1-3:30pn1.SJOO n10.1'!.B. * * * ..,.. * * ea O ery Fashion Wrap Up!
NOT BORING
' BOOKKEEPER-E xp., iYP<'
00-70 \v/p min. Xlnt. Oflfl·
for person 11Tio 11,ants to
lake an aetivt' par t in oul'
Co. Start SfiOO per n10.
673-666.1
B.esale Office needs ntanagcr f\lesu C.P.,\. fit111. Excelk:nt 1o t-oill(' in pci·wnally _ unlil arf'o. 962-4997 afte111oons. DIAMOND SOLITARE ORGAN SALE _,-'_';f!.ft
1\•it11 2 year s of Real Estate t.v11ist . S!l'noreLLc -\\'C htive. the ·i·11st righl' spot 1 9 C \R.;\TS, fla1vle$S, gcn1 \\'urlitzer .l>'actory Authot;zC'd , ... · N Be t YOUND 111:111 \\'il h van or experience. 1 £!\Yport n.c 1 Qualific·d in vcncral oUic(' r11r yoii ! quali!y, forced ·to '1Yll! ! Arso Sale on many nlOdcls. Oihc.r
E d. o drliv('rie~ l11tcrior Design area. span 1ng company. duties -n1usr be flcsibl" & \'our tim(' is ~"'l"abl"-Don'1 641)..1820 $10,000 of lhe mosl highly hrands also on Slllc, pri1:c•d / '
II t "' "" slu<lio, part 1in11•. w ~ Exce t'nt opporlunily or fX-'l'!iOnablc. \Vrilc Classified 11·as1l' it. lnv('st it 11 isrlv 11·i1h S('ICl'tive je\1·c\ry, srll for rrom $295. •
prorcssional gro,vth, Apply ad no. 69::i, D3.iiy Pilot, P.O. T('n1po at hi hourlv r.i1C'S SS S:IOOO Wall1'c hs Mus"1c C1'ty " I ... / 1 ~
in confidence. Senc! resu n1c 13ox 1500, Cosla ~lcsa, Calif. NF.:Vf..:B .. Ii. FEE AT TE!\IPO . 675-7521 r ~.I ....-.,, . .,_. to Classified nd 110. 638. c/o 92626. Tempo I Merch;indise \l ~I * * * • * *South Coasl -P la'l.a 5-J0.2X30 ~
Nurse" Daily Pilo!. P. 0 . Box 1560, T 1 .
RN-LYN-AIDE Costa ~1c.'ia, Calif. 92626. e Secretaries emporary He P Dl>\l\IOND 11,edding s r! . Sewing Machines 828 ../ ""
, 11.7 & oihcr shif1s. Top pVI HEAi. Es·rAl'E s,\LES e Typists 1 -Antiques 800 Scr.·ier 010.n }!Oing 01·(.•r * USED MACHINE & I j (\
1 ctu!y /l<i.v. JmJlll'fl. p:iy ror Call Bob Sn1i!h 10 h<•ar abou1 e Unskilled Asemblrs [ The Irvine Compa ny 14:as. n1us1 st•ll. N c ,,, -
floor cluly. Co u n t Y iv i 11 c t·t11•r1·1· opporh1ni1ies. Atl-e Gen'I La borers !Ins 0pc"ni nj::" For SCRAM LETS fla"·less. H avt~ nppra. at c· * ,YACUUM SALE ~/~ ~
Ll>s<."Oulir Nurses P.rg:i st r:r. 1lay. Cal't'l'r nit~·. 7:'.:0 1>.111. .>l.~9J1 4 S1nxcr 66 1S .......... S27~4;, J '" "
:151 l-lospi1al Rd., !>.'B iLoo-1 TueSliay. JS;,(} E. 171h, s.,\. Instant Personnel \\'/:?.:: yrs l'('liltt'fl t'SIX'I'. ANSWER-$ Miscellaneous 818 Ne~ Nat!onal Arlv('rliscd ll\<t· I ,/ ~
7141
lno·v .. vs. l\lon-Fri !'l -,-1 • vanl'cd trili ning heglns l\lon. VOLT Secretaries • ~1~~: 111us1 sac. S:'.173. Ca ll ·.ood n'.u·by~ \V allaeh's S~.'.'~ / ~: r\_ I ~
hy Park Lido 8 1 d g 1 .;.17-04:>1. I T1•n1por:1ry &r.•ir1' Marketing Sec'y t'h1nt'. z1g·7.1'l,I;, makes bul1on " ~ Iii -,
642·995J, 540-9'J::..t.
1
::l'M.~ C11n1pus Or., Su11!• 100 Exper. 11•/resc;1rf'h ori:;aniza-r.t::ALSTLK, Inc. No11' in the llOl(>s, t'Onlpl \\·;c:nh & chr , I. · ,
l'.-URSES VtSt•N-.\'1'11 1x11·t Bt•avh 5-16-47.tl tion c!C'slrcd. Hvy st al typ-Sponi:;e _ Adni it _ Equal _ J-l11rbor Area. r.1 (' n ' s , Sl29.!l5. A n1achint' Ih a I I ~\\~""'"'"/ t '" ,. E:qual Oppor. En1ploycr inc. 70 typin~. sh SO. Adrift _TOAST -\\·ornt'n's and Childrt'n's AP-l'l~n 't ask so n1uch or you -',":.
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LVN R ealty, Inc. Pl<'asan1 telephone person-Pi•rvcried sen.;;c or hunlOr: par('I broughl lo your home. hut cloes something for you! 16 )
Charge -full time, part tin1r, RE \L E'ST•T F: aJity req'd. "I kmw a \\'a.l'dt'n ivho niltk:rs Sirn..'C 19'20. Te I e :.i h on f' All guar. No Gin1micks. Over
a.JI Milts, S.1Jaiy n<'""'1i:'tblc, .' .", E_. SA.L .s • SECRETARY s · ~ ~1 t ,. II -, .• c I 'I s· b~ \\I l k ti 1 ecretary l'OASTon1hcelf'<'tri('chair.'' 3 1'1-\IUU osee our inc. . •. s osa ,.esa, in-Park Lido Flavship Con va-.•Y .110 \\UI 111 !C 10•1l('s/ t'<'l'C &>\\• ll.1ach & V \ = a 1 c 1 II << '' t 1 '' •· J 11 n \I' I k' r Back<>round in land dc\'rlop· AN TIUQS ,•. ~-"•os·. Sell· \\'E.':iTINGHOUSE ""'asher & 1
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lime. J)ark Lirlfl ~·la.gship gOOll split. resi<IC'nll.il ,\ r"s11111<· 1or/:1y. 1'.0. Bll'I: \\'1rh t11lt• ('(\., escro\\' ro. 1!11\· • \rE:·n·ER.i'J PAINT INGS, niaehinc $511. Xlnl cornl. ' nstcr_s. IJ\"'" con<· riv
Convalescent Center. ·Ki6 ln\'estnient sales. Pal 1 1~11 lf.1'\J. Nc11·porl Beach, Calif. 1)11· or ];1nrJ rlevclop111l'11t f'I). bou~h! nnd i;old at 15.-iO So. T11·in l\'laple h cd s t cad s , $100. !\o"' Sl20. 9ffi--3J.ll aft
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t'(IO(htions, all sl1if1s. Beverly •·;isy. fun jOb. \VIII trnin. no Sc ~567~1 J•:\1.,,111,111 benefits & l\Ol'king Cabinc·t Stcl'f._-o $50., T\1•in $.j(), complete. Ne"' evening Open Eves. 543-4444 ,,,, "'11', __ •1, -, 1
r.1anor Conv. llosp .. Laguna ll,'pin" or shot'lhruKI, cit'. l.t'g:t l ' c·~·s S•IJO ,-iitl•., Bed!<. Call 615-52:i0 Or ~P~h1~'~zoi,i<U~;~t.;}64~&-~1~71~5~:.:..=·1 ·~l!"!!!!!!!!!!""~""':"'!""!"'I Ill .... ~ Ifill ... Clerk T~ pi:;irs " ~ * S S s. Apply in pcr!i<ln nny uft or 1000;0 FREE Call 644--3389 &l&-7J.56 l.>\PIDARY equip & sup--ummer peclal *
NU HS E 1\ IDES & <'VI'. !:ll 2930 \Vest Cst ll\\'Y.. or 644-3317 ' I KENi\10R£ Auto \\o'RSh£•r, piles. i\-lincral s~cin1en!!. Re built-Pictu r& Tube Pin n glowing jc\.\'C\ Kl lhc ORDERl.IES Exf)t'riem't'd-N.B. Li t. Rcindri·s /\grncy I 565 Frig lluto wl\~her $30 the 1\·orks selling alJ $87 5~2.1'' 25" C I · t f int 'l'Sl a nd f\altt'ry
all ·.·l••'fos. Piu·k L 1,10 '""""~"""""""""""""" Oinl ;\Job .•.••.•..• 5:i7-3101 Between 9 a m & 12 on y Bo.I .. 1 ·d •L, · .. 10 ~-1 · • • -_or o or P-Pln ,or: ~-1
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C<'ntcr 466 1-"lag:ship Rrl. NB A<·1·111·n1c· & fnsl. 1ranscrilx· ~--847 S115 t + 250 fl f ! " vat a e ·n kn its blends llncn
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NURSERY MAN & <1ca in, ;111.~\vcr pl!>lll'!(. S I V R W h /D d (714) 4~512! 8 a m '' tl'cuv« I 'I k · JONE T RE SER • ent as ers ryers ('OJ' • ""-· · .-forn1crly J\:Jesa North Centc," Pn'nt·_, nallcm ... -... Ila!!
WEED PEST nr rnar rnni: c~rp. Jn.>h~· Ft•t• paid, \\'f)l'k inln lf't::il 5 p n1 Jeannie .. ~.• .-.,..,)0 Con1ri1<·x. 12:?.Q-5 PJ\f ila1ly. l\/tOJ> skills. Oulslllndini.: H1'(j':s ln1111C'll. E.xr)('r. $1. \Vk. Full mainL · · · ' ' 1 l Bick S. ot Baker 54&-6002 SiZCM 101.!i:. 12~~. 14'!!. 1 6'~.
CONTROL Call :'lll"'l. Sugars !'>-16--6170. C'o. Grrat ca.i'l'<'r )(po!~ e Tire Service Men * 6.19-1202 * BRL[NS\VICK .i:olcl crown 4 ~ open 9-5 16 days) 1 81~: Si'l,e 141,~ fbu:;it 37) tnkc!I
'\'holesale nurl'l·ry In l .. 'lg. "~tX'f'.PTIO'.':IST _ &rrr•tiry $T.'l(J/rnn. Al!IO f('(' position!'. e Re tail Salesmen \\ EST INGl!OUSE heKvy du· >-.l k pool tabl(•s. 5 "J1° STEREOS: 197 3 DYNA-2.T1s y.t.1i:b 3,';-lnch fobric. llJU~ hall: 00('(1 'If f'.":IK'r. fnr !n\r' (Jfflct'. r;o<>tl sklll'I. C1tll 1'.:lly f;Ui.i;, s.·ie;-11.;1)~1. e Brake Mechanics ty \VastW'r & 1lry1'r, priv, snoo. t&.s art11dc ganlcs. · QUAD Syi11ern, ~wait FM S£VP:!\'T\-t,\1r: O~N~
\\:ml ,(,, P<'st Concrol l\111n. f.J" o·,10 Control C:owr E1n11to.•'. c , 11.1r1y. ~fovi,,..~ In -1 frr, ., .l.2.J !ilt.rt'O rt'l.'CiV('t, 4 Quad for eaclf pattern - ndd ~ .,....., SHI.~ .. on111l, (•n pr! t,11•ncfl1s .... to""" J Yr 11n·v. nUl'l<4't'Y rx1W"1". ---~------Ai.,~ncy. ::.ioo lr.•in(•, Hlv rl. ,\pply In 1-.('t'!olOll shapt, &1·1-665.J. f~LU I'.: shag cal1)1'1, fl x 12. llJl('fikc~. ~ trnck 1apr. diX'k. cen!.11. fnr cnrh p.i11crn for
11l)!lolu1£ol,\I ucc.~~-Xln·1 H.F:LL\B,1.El 111u1nen t11 cl('un N.B. :lllll.I llarhor Blvd. Flt l::ICJI T DM\l.igt• S;:itC' f•ll used J1•ss !h1tn :1 ycnr. r 1rx1 tumtabl<' & hcadpho~ rilug Air Afail nnd S1>Ccl11\ llandl-
l'l11lnry & bcnrfii.,. Ca I ! inl"dfc•;1 11' It· in 11.B., ri.1.1 "s~E"c~r~tE~T~A=H~\'-,-~lt-w-c-,-,,.-,,-.111 Cos11.t i\-lc"a nc1Y !lot point & \Vhh'lf)l'Vl l rAleallrlild ~L ~c",'1hrou~h. 19'19 In jncho,ks. ,Jus! Nre!t~n!!t.~s'1 3"1~4'0~1 In~: o1 hc~rf11"' lklllrd-,chlaM ''•~J•·,• ', lo<<·"'n' !tlt' ,'•t•p<. """~. l!l11'1'1'it•1v:;1 2 Ill ·I 1>n1, ,,.,,.on •t , .. ,,_, "'" 0 .. · d t •ry yy I' o reo ,.,_...,. .,,,, ·• r • .. --(') S l'.X•'"· '"'I'd> ,.,.,,,~, .,,·,·1. ,. 1· fr I,, I \\'R shers/d""crs ' ,-'' · v ·~ ...... iv · -· e v~· 1 -·• ,I,,_),! lllf>lnlill Al!'. l111C' ' ~ "' " "' •.> H"" n•.J\J k Se nd tO OJ.~f!CE MGR 11~ G.r:. bri~hl, 11ur·artlvt'. 1\·illing lo !'J'ftAVC:L Hgcnt exp,-5 da,Y ftl:;...(1780. i\IALNU1' <l~sk 5:i":x20" $25 . ......:!:_,...,,....., · \l'Ci'.!i or 11!orc. '.
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PtlCft !fir New Cnr REPRO TYPIST f>l74.i621. Sc-rvit.'<'. Union Bank drf,t'rs, rcl>lt, J,'lltu·n & lat'gC' $Z, JM .E 18, CM, Model, auto turnhl·bl c. l lLOT. 442, Pnu crn Dept., n-·J -•I ,, k ti , f' I I 51" .t40" AMl>"la!PX -·ov•r, 3 232 West 18th Sl., Nenwt ~C1 111 1 p. OU now 1c f~J\IEl)J ,\TJ·: OPf:NINC.S in g£CR.E"l'Al~Y. Exet.'UUVC', B1ui!lhn~ n!'lhon ls!Dl!f, dl'v'd. 8.1S-.7620; f>-1ft-!i21R. o-oC!iJ 1•11~ ,,_...,,_ ~ York NY 1001l Pr\
experience .YOU must hflV('. ~r11•1y11·1 J;,ru·h & F11l h·r1r1n Shrthnd & typing o niu~. N~\\'/lOlt Beach. 0111 for H.ECONO. APPLIANCES GOOD g~ stove $25. Extra way air s u8pCl n11 lo n NAM°£, -Ai>ORr::sS with
Please 11:pply In pcr.90n, or ar1't1>1. $3.iJ 1 1.,ur & Li1r> bkp11g. Pree. construe· ,\ppoinlinent, 6'!0-8303 l)cJ lvcnxt - guar. Dunlap'tc, rc18'1'b•S~,'.kCM!I ~· .. ~~ l38 £. t'ro""i""n 'warcrs. t~.~~Ar, •,01'1 8~tj ZIP. SIZE nnd 8T1'LE
phone, __ 645;mo, I • H·e r b 0 r l>rnefll!I. ' ti•)ll expcr, 642-3171. l/n5 N"'"""" CM 548-~ .,_.......... llVWIO.: •N~\'\I NUMBER Anu~R:un "otors. Design Service Co. TYPISTS ..... "" ' PURPLE -king size· vMvel & guar. J\_tfg. list $<164.90 1
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WIO J.;. !-:Im Fullf'11on sklll11., d11y11, f I t i m r . NEEDED NOW volt. xlnt condt, holds 101 bed sprcnd $25. 893-«lll. Fnshlons and chOoso one
NEEDED Ask for .la1·ki" 8i9-!'i000 Prr.;onr)('I Ot>pt. Jloag llo~p. l!Jfii. Altlke offer. 493-5335 Call 551-..1626 . . patt~rn free from our ~!,io ~~1~~b~ ~!:rr1~: ~~-~~l-;;0~~ ;N~·~B,_. "s "E"'C"R""E=t."A"R"Y"--··i,.'11.rost have good lypln~ 1;klll!1. TIME FOR-1'~c~1Xl~c~rc~1c~~~11~1uh~ ~i{J~~t 1%u1U'~1t~'< ~·~~: ~fz~11~g~1~'P:. Catatog: AU App~ rn f'l>r*ln ...... ~.,..,..,..,...,.,__ !')() \\'.p.rn .. scood flg:urr \\'Qrk $1 00. Call Ed 640.-0010. and phonogrnph, excellent INSTANT SEWrNG BOOT<
YELL W CAB Co. R"°'·L""' t1'•rd"d ,,11, p/tln<•', I j(irl olflct'. t~or 11P11• Co. & !IOlllf' of11co CXJX'ri<:ncc. d O ' co111I. $185. Al:;10 n.lcc B.i:tW ll.l"W today wear tomorrow
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Tflp PQ} E>.Jlf'r. OV<!r :U "\\'t't'd it & Jkap•· N.B. Call &14-'.X»O-PACIFIC MUTUAL • litall rttt$0nahly priced. R.R. 2 pr. c/\Y llpkn, 2 pr. Any dtl.Y 18 the BEST DAY 10
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Crochet, knit, etc. F'rec
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Basic, fancy knot!, pal,. ,
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A ~ ~·Anl nd 11 a jtOOt1 I:>-I Tum ltM'm ln1o ra.~h 2 or r, nl_1thf11 wk. APflly ;11 Nr"-()')11 &nC'h • Net"tl 11 "Pad"? Place-nn Rdl For thal lttm under Sj(), lry .ca.II loday 642-567S. \'"'mt!nL __ CA=LL=~°'=lly:....:.P.;;llo.;.t__ ~hl'll, 17rh & lrvinr. NB Call 642 .. 5678. ' ' !lb;hc!._!Pc!n~ny!t_Pl!'.!!;no~hcr'!!!!:..· ___ l ____________________ I
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IJeaullful /\KC l'\lgistered. Cruiser. seal.I U people, 454 • ren cauuWl'I C&mllfl'I '73 HONDA XR75. New palnt & f)3rtl. Xlnt $100. all 962·2811 Chevy t"niine 1972. 10 n1Ues fur ht11JOrt k 8' trucks. ~\e5a <'l~ne . Good gss ml. • -l v I .,. Can\per Sales, ~ l·larbor, , ___ Ca~l,_1 .:6':;2-:.:5.!=15'---I • ooa•:RMAN Pll\!jctier puf)ll, on mo or, e V('l ouch I • Hrt1. Needs GOOd OOme.
rei.tll'ihtrt.od, top quality. Call Trl\ns, lnJ)(> d1..>ck, l!IC4!pi1 2, C.1.t. GifHOQ'J. CZ 250, '72 S•\00. or l~~t offer. 546-2440
54(j..()989 55 to 60 mil<•s pl'r hour • CJ\!l.1PF;R Shell11 fur wle $900. Call S52-88L2 '71 ><JRD \'" s v cover. Regi5tercd In Ariz'. or rent. All 1nakeiJ &. " u1~r nn. \VQJlLD'S ··~te~! Bird do~·s. (2l3~ 339-71a!. n\OdclM. 2941 GraCti Lune, '63 TRIUr-.1PH Spit.Ore gd. Auto t.rans, long 1vht:t'I base.
Registered, top quality. Call Bl·'• G c •1 cond.. n1ust st.-e to appr. nu beltt>d t!1-e1. clcv.n.
546..()989 GL.ASPAR Sun.liner. 17~', "• • ·" · $j50. 963-2162 675-7070.
PEKING"'"' Shore. nlOOrlng N 4 Bal. ls .. '71 V\V _Pop-top Camper. ,;;:c,,;;"""'-~~=-, I,.,., CllEV sho~E,;_kp.uppieK 75 hJ), Ju11l Over hauled, l\U an1/fm ractlo, tent, xlnt '61~.}.1~~1 D6A 160, ~.700 nli OJ • • Van. 6 cyl. eng.
"'" bont rover. ne1v botlom cond. 14,000 nUle:,. Asking ~ "-' \Vood panclilll(, mug ivhet>ls.
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8-12-1128 856 po int, lOi'· big whl. trnllcr. $2900. &t>-7867 a lt.or 5 pin 586-3535 Oean, runs ~real . 548-4668
OrHI ,6:.:7:.0..;,74590'"0:..,...,.-,~~~--CAMPEH. Shell -lits 1''ord '70 1-iONDA 3500SL, xlnt o,~O'l'-t 'O~C,O~R~D~.-,"'ho"'11"'y"'.-n-1ag-,,
2 Gentle Gcl(llng1t, upprox. 8 * 12' FIBER C LA SS Courier. Toyola, Datsun, cond. Onl~i..~806miles. ~. chrome'1tlde pipes, tnpe, VS,
yr11. old, $2~,0 t•11. One NH:· F'JSl-UNG BOAT. Ma:tda P.U. $l50. 968-M01. auto, $2800 8 ~ I -0 5 5 4 ,
Appy Geldlr1g !i yrs, lffii. ll2ri * 5'19·0084 ·afll'r 6 JlM . ~~~~~~ ~'!:,~'· 645-3053. \
good dl1pcii!.l.Uon. 1v c 11 Bo1t1, RentLChirt'r 908 Cyc ••, Bikes, Cail 543-3.179 !\1UST sell, nu van on lhe
started, h'()o() J) I r a 11 u r c ---------Scooters 92S .,-:...,--;c:::=...::::c::::::.___ '69 hOrlll'. b'OO(I po1cn!1:1I llh°'"' CHARTER ----------Motor Homes way, Ford, ElOO, 302
hOrM. $800. Al!IO 8 yr old ''TIOG57A' .~ETCH John's R a cing Cycles Sale/Rent ~O en{,o\ne, aulo ll'tlns .. super 'J'horobred Ju111per, h"OOCI In van gd. cond, irrJ:;. 5-10-J.:!66
thr nn1 • xlnl Jr. hori;c Now lxloklng ror summC'r * BU~ TACO * e SALES e E-300 SuJX'r Van. '7'.l, SOCk'.l
LEASE A 1973
BAVARIA
GOOD
SELECTION OF
USED BMW'•
1972 2002
1973 BAVARIA
1972 HAVAR1A
1971 BAVAlt11\
196\l Ml
1969..Jtltltl
CREVIER BMW
Sa!es . Srrvk-e . L<"asin,g
208 \\'. lst SL, Santa Ana
835-3171
CAPRI
MERCEDES BENZ
50 USED
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
VOLKSWAGEN • ---·
FORD
·11 V\V Sq, Bk· &lge, auto, 1963 GALAXJ£ 500, 2 dt
<ll,000 ml., Radials. $l595. hardtop, 390 4 1pd, 1 owner
Sll-9234 or 499-4091. car. $4~. 96l-162.I.
'56 V\V, 1973 GRAND Torino ·Wagon,
Runnlngo condition. N e w loaded, ruck & JM1Jgea, 1700
Sharp New Car tire•. $150. 586-1639 milca, $3995. 847-7627
Trade-ins '69 V\V Bug, auto shift, 1 '70 l"ORD LTD Bryhm, load·
Coming In Every Day 011,'flCr. Fresh en g In e. ed, vln top, alr, lo ml. One
Ask About Our Unique 546-,_ttll. or 64;+-7329. Owner. $26RO. eve11. 644-«'>40
Uaed M1rcede1 Lea1e '69 V\V Camper ~top -JEEP i
Pl•nl Ex. Condition -• xtras •
H f I 1jlOO * 64"" ·s; NJSSEN P•trol. Com . OUSe 0 mports 'G6 BUG. like nu, 168 Bug reblt. Many Ex lras. Xl~t
6862 ~1ancbester, BuE"nll Park w/alr, nu. engine. Pr\\t,/Pty. cond. $1J:X) offer. &15-7969
oJn Uie Sanla Ana Fnvy 6-12·3303 '6~ INT"L &."'O\ll •I whl ~r.
\ 523-7250 VOLVO Good co ncl. 1',ull <:ll ti. Dual JIM SLEMONS lank•. <·le. 18.ifl. •1'·21:~.
IMPORTS VOLVO MAVERICK
MERCEDES BENZ
~nrins. 17262 N t> \V h 0 p e . Chet Salisbury IT crpted, w/xlra s l'a t • AU'l'HORJZED
IG.l llands, TA t · L y ljO <'t11lles. Xlnt rates! HEADQUARTERS FOR • SERVICE e mi, pis, fl lb, paneled, ~
~·ountain Vull<'y, 979-9-li5. 6'5-A34;1 or Tlogn, Btix 3llj, DF.SEH1', f\101'0 X TT • RENTALS • 9t;g.-9515. • SALES & SF;RVICE
17th Anniversary
SALE
FOil ~al<', 1971 Luxury
?!Ia,·erlek Crahbcr, 'A'/f'X·
lru. Pt'l"f. rond. Bargain
bccauSf' or dl·parture, ~t
orrei-. K-li--0..'Ul
u .. 1,_, '··land o=2 Accc!lsorles. 6 ~ J" SI •:.u .,..., l" • "~"" ' 7 F vRD "'··perVan. 1\1.ag• .. TALLY !·lo F1u·tn!i, offer~ llarhor nt \\lilson, C.J\t. <>U ·~ Im emons
rh1Mt In hunter .~ ju111pcr Bo1t1, Sail 909 646-46.15 or 646-24~ EXPLORER Runs great! Sl200. bll-4091 NOW OWN THE I
training & lessons Pf.v E }i'QR Sall•: 19i1 Yamaha "' OF days, nights 496-lSOl FABULOUS 1973 mports Hu9e. Sav"1n9s 1. MERCURY
'1"-·" fAppmve·' AllSA) RACING Sabot lot lhe com· '69 1'1JRD V11, c-~ Su-r 1301 Quail " ....... ,,. .... u Enduro Ii5 cc engine 1hal N NG ON BEAC · c..iuu ··~ CAPR l-judi;::c. \\'e hnve benut. nj•1v rK"litor. Custo1n Rlt hy has l\(!\'c•r lx.•t.'n Y.'Orked on! HU Tl T H Van Camper. P/U trade. Newport Beach Prices S!arl At t2x12 box stnlls. Visil us a Brian 11lonu1s. 3 sails. Spcl 400:-clS Jl:l\r knobby. llas 18801 Beach Blvd. 842-8803 --~7""'l,:;5-3c.::::2.::15:....._~~ \Vlth 2,000 4 cylinder or V-6 833-930Q $4260 :\IERCURY '72 l\larquis,
17202 Nc\VhOjK' Su. o f c_1lvcr. l\.ltlny x!ras. OriK, neVC't' h1.•cn rt1.•:('(I 0 ,. l!UNTINGTON BEACl-1 -::Autos Wanlod 968 engine, 1\'ilh or y,·ithou1 ENTER. FROl\.1 holacARTllUR Broughani.
2
door, gold, air, ~
1
I 11000 ·-• 1 II .. and all extras. $3 7;10.
\Var1X'r. ~ountain Va Icy or cos . · pr1 .. ""-' o se • abused!! $•100. Cull \\'<'f'kduys MOTOR HOMES , -----------decor group. sornc \Viti: sun 61 ' ~
II 9~ 0
1
...-: .,,,.,A[~ or·~ "°15 ,. 1 1970 J\1ERCEDl-:S Bcn7. ·230 '•1od""• ··,HES (14'163•1·1-:'.85166) ;~11 ca . 1 :r;~ 1.1. ""*.-' "' Vllr>N altflr 6:00 Pl\1. &10-6697. T. OP roor or andau top, po,1·cr SE 1 " ' ~~""'=~~-~-·' 1 ak . a r. auto, leather. i>'l('rro, \Ve ntake overseas de.liveries '68 l\lON'rJ..;Go \\'a•~n. L.noks
AQllA Ycarlln.: filly. Beaut. CAL 20 e BICYCLE SALE e Apollo,Paccsclter,Baron, u1se >r es, style steel Pl\\! PIS s k 8 k " &. read" for huller •·lru•·.··• •· tlnll-Owocrsl>>"o for •.··I". Jai11bo1·ee, Robinhood DOLLAR \\'het•I, radial fires, bucket ' · ' loc t"O
1
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1
'. · See It · You'll Buy It eyxl(I. runs good. J\ir. • ;r ·~""' . ,. "'°"' Nl'\V 111 s1~'"l'I) 1·1·111 \N mu .. •I .. sell. J\'luke offer. $!17:1 ·~l~l'.·,7 Slild bring home a ll blue Newport Be a ch slip ~ ... "' ' ' · 1 1 \Ve'vc got 'cm at scats. ORDER YOURS 67;>-77Jl ~ l • . .6 .. •i>"RC v_~-0-
• 13io·yde.. <OG E. Hall"'' S PORSCHE Wllo WllD µ:~. rlhbons. $600. 548-8904. "='-114=88:::. ______ ll!CYCLES s;,!).95. U('fl(•h KENDON PAID NO\\'. _ .... AIHll :1 ~ 11•agon, full jXl\Vl'r,
>11HllOO ext. 256 31· Pc,'"""'"" s1oop, rut good mr.i .. GJ:i.rz<i. """'°'.""1 MOTOR HOMES IMMEDIATELY GU TAFSON uolv0 • !l63-2611 •
--1 ~~t
sails 11lus spinnaker, ap-NISllIKI dcalct'. L• I M I ''
II.C J pl3600rul"'.'~ ... "I.:oo$5000.-uklng 1972 HONDA CB 350 707 N. Harbor, S.A. ........EOR ALL 1nco n-ercury '69 9US TANGERINE blk. OLDSMOBILE ~~ -55<'0033 --16800 Beach at Warner inter., orig o~~er, lmmae., 1966 Harbor, C.M. ~1ti·a103 1---------
, . 4 ryl. Custorn headers. J,600 27, .1.1,,,·v··:o FOREIGN liuntlngton Beach nu. Semplret Ure1, low mi., CADILLAC Sales & ~ice
· 21 CU2EER_Matlllf. · -tnL -E.):.Ccllc.n ·ond. SOOD •• .... 8424844*(213) 592 5rJ1J1 S5 975 644-a904 0 dee~ 1\·/trlr, xlnl! Slip 6,l;).2J.12 ari . ..5 :?.0 01, 5-16-0038 -25'-b'{~-X'J\l-l&RER CARS • ~ ' · LDSMOBILE
nv1ul. $2900. or be s t, bh\'n 12-·t John 2'1'·22' cortfL'IENTAL.S ''AoMi o fh9 Vlklng'' '73 PORSHE-914 2.0. toaa-EL DORADOS MC TRUCKS·
Boats, Gener•I 900 &H-7873 · · 20· PltltlE & JOYS WE ARE IN eQ, immaculate, ntovini::: HONDA CARS
1---------'72 SL-'t~ Honda, knobby & VAN CON\.r:r.SIJNS DESPERATE NEED DATSUN causes sale. 6•15-3517 aft 6 14 TO CHOOSE COllONADO 25, No. 474, trt 1 · f · UNIVERSITY OLDS
15' RUNt\BOUT F/B, 30 hp
Evin. B.I.. i»~r ~mmer.
$400. Snowbird & trrr. nel"dS
Y.'Ork $100. 9' Dinghy $49.
Sailing paddle oo.ro 19;.
&lZ...1272. •
26' FISHING boot, Buick
1110tor Oy Bridge, galll'y,
hce.d. halt bag, 1/a -radio,
gd sha(X', $2500. aft S pm.
&16-721)3.
1'1lAILER hit 1or 'li' boot
G::ioo lbs, su!'gc t.irukcs, used
20 ml. '73 phttl'S. 557-76'18.
Bo.ts, Maint./
Service 902
as 111'1' or rear. spare -!< ~ e Service e Rentals OF GOOD CLEAN pm. COUPE0 CONVERTIBLES very cll'/,lillf painted bottom. r.ablcs, 1700 i"i. X'lnt -.. ,1. ' $ SALE $ .,.. • .. f-o1l con1Jjlent!nt of sails. " ... ,, * Danmar Inc. * FOREIGN CARS '67 PORSCli E 912. 1 O\vner, • 6-1~7. $500. rluys 5~l-2'.!8.'l, eves TOP bOLLAR-PAIO 101" mileage. DE VILLES 4!1Hlt36. 1 :'.,,"0 ' Harbor R'vd., G.G. DATSUNS * ;10.7278 *
LllX> 14, Fully equipped, ·73 \\'O:\llii\T ~1a\·cric..:k _ a31-6SOO FOR OR NOT I NEW DEMOS 1973 1964 po Rs c H E, red 31 TO CHOOSE
rovl'r-&--tm.iit'f';-$1000.=or shod<!! 1;11~\0nl <-!ttunber-J <-xt I~_&. Dat.ciun Call or t.'On\e tn to 11ee us. /bro"•'o-l · COUPES 1~,1 oUcr , ..... ·~3 p p · 1 1. 1 -NEW. p·ORT 510's -· w _ .. , nu cu_s. =v __ _ .... · ~1 · .. s a!lt and r<' 1nb r xlnt ILLNESS causes sale of '72 644-1621 or 644-0927. SE-bR.NS-* 141,ii rt Dolphin * cond ., 1nlL'>t st!ll :i.1f .... 2i79 20' Lu...,.ury Balboa motor PJ~~·~P CONVERTIBLES
.,.,.Ith trailer, xln't cond USED BICYCLES-home. Purchased 9 mos. IMPORTS All ~lo<lcls & Colors 10 TOYOTA Many excellent colQrs
S."i.iO ra!l !>·t4....S178 ago. Chev. V1I cng, ps, pfb, 3100 \\'. Coasr lhvy., N.B. Choose From. Choice ot Interiors
l·I' SUNFfSll snH boa!. Like All Ty/}('s • 6·12-1272 shO\\·er. elect. toilet. Air 642-MOS TOYOTA tC!o.Q:L & leather\
ne\v $1-00. Carl at 879-9211 HONDA 3:ilf4 1972. ln1n1a e. cond, furnace & extras. Xlnt Factory alr conditioning
1 SS25. l\lr. Lan1:. ·5'10-1301 cond. lo n1i, Priced to sell \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR Full power -010ice of:
1 ays. \\"cckclays now at $7900. 1624 Antiguil FOR TOP USED CArtS 17th A • Ster"" AMIF~t radio * * K 10 Catainaran & Do Sh N I · I nn1versary 'v \\'ay, vt'r ores, .B. I your car ts extra c can, Cruise control
lrailcr. Good -cl\f1(lltion. $2"75. BULTACO Alpina, ·12. 250cl'. fi42-998lL see us lirst. SALE Trunk open•c & n>O•-
C 111 cv~s· &l6-80R5 · Xlnt cond. $800. Consider of-" " ' s'. . . . f _•,,•:..r ·c:&o:•::1r.:2'1:..4:::'·c....____ 1913 DiSCO\"t'rer and Sundial ~~~UJEl~R BU1CIKd 1973 DA TSU NS All in immaculate condition SABOT . 3 made in actory, ~·lotor Hon1es for rent. make ~"-" ·arbor B v · Largest seh'COon in
2850 !·!arbor Blvd.
Costa i\lcsa 510-9640
'69 OLDS Deltn Gustom
Royal 88. F'ull power,
lcatlmr lnl~r. AJ/L/.F ~1 ste1't0, lo ml. Private Par1y.
$1950. 644-2021. .
'65 OLDSMOBILE
U50
557-8658
'65 OLDS 442
fle\V tires, bait. good trar\sp.
$250, 675-043&
PLYMOUTH
~-}~~~. hard11,'arc. $j() each. T~~~Jikc slrt:et legal SU reservations for S..Ummer Costa fl.lesa 979-2500 ALL MODELS Prices Start Al Orange County FOR sale by oi\•ner, ,72
-;1\lARINL l\1EOIANIC ,.:~~~~·~""...,..=--:"'"'=-: no .. v. Phone l\1iss Bennet at Jl\fPORTS \VAI\'TED IN STOCK $2399 Nabers Cadillac P lymouth Fury 1vagon, 9
Good .,.,,,rk. f"ah· prices. Sa\'e HOBlE Cat 1.\' \\•/trailer, & 10 SPD bike, v1•1y good cond. Bob Longpre Pon~ i a c . Ornnge Counly's AUTHORIZED DEALER pa..<1scnger, fully loaded, ex-~f~ri~~~~J'.«11 Burr's "·"1ras, inust Sf'll. Xlnt cone!. S85 or Ill-st olfer. 892-6651 or 636·2500. TOP S BUYER BARWICK IMPORTS .73 OOROU-A (KE~il28S4) 2600 lfARBOR BL. eel conct 11.IXXJ mlle1. $.JfKQ.
$1 000. 213-966-5231. ~760 Rent A Motor Home BILL l\1AXEY TOYOTA 33375 Camino C3pistrano COSTA JI.JES,\ • Co_ntact Bob S h el' man
Bo•t•, Power 906 Boats, Slips/Dock• 910 ·72 J\t\\VASAKI. 2:iOcc. xlnr for your Vacation 18S81 Beach Blv.:. San Juan Caplatrano 1\n1iti1 l•••.:1; 541.l-9100 Open Sunday 645-4179 1
'70 CUSTOl\1 l\fiol Sport, l sli11 fo1· SS' j)O\\'rr heal. 836-{)i:lO call atl ;, CASH 'Tl DATSUN 510, 2 dr, 17,jOO TOYOTA 1971 Eldorado, The be•t coupe Gold po11,'er &: air
cond. SfiOO. * Sll.6800 * H. Br<1.ch Ph. 84i-8555 493.J375 or 831·1375 -UM\. Ull'\D '68 PLYMOUTH Fury m
Fl~ ... p:1dded seats, elect
1213
) 43~566 1!173 BULTACO, Pursang, NE\V, Explorer. 24', full mi's. rlh, auto. trans, facl Cadillac 1cr:lor 1CO~bo e\'er. ·hnch 'seat. '$675. 54()-Mlil:'
start, l\It'rc. f"ruiK-st~rlng. like ne11,·. $975. eqtiip Sips 8, air/gen, For any clean used car or air. xln't cond. $2195. J:o~irm. coc29 ~OOOm~· ab~--" anc ~I' betloptod', ,clo-50.,,:,c';p"m;;·------"
cover, :io hip 4 cylndr, SLIPS available, 35'. Sail or &16-5658 Jov.oel"t rates, no mileage, truck. Ca11 58&-152'1 aft 5:30 pm, 1966 J.larbor C ~I 646-9303 • 1· nuiu nus 1
: ~ Jl,Jercury f'nM;illl' t r a i I e r J'ci11,l'r Bo.'\ti<. 673-fti06. 552-8292 l\1acArthur &: Jamboree Blvds ' · · tires, Ult 11,·hl, RJ'l\/fm, ale. BARRACUDA ·n V 81• $ISOO, aft 6 58&-35.15 ·59 HONDA 175.CL good cond Newport Beach, 833-0555 ·73 240 z. AIC. mal'(s, '70 Corona p/11,•, only $5600. 54&-9419 automatic. air, pis. vinYI
J4' COMPU."TELY equipped
tkl.&, fl!!h, or-? 40 honie P"''r.
O/B. Ell'cttic i;hi!t & ~!Art ,
lilt trailer $750, or oifcr
Boats, Spetd & Ski 911 11reet.. or dirt $350 673-34j7 '71 EXPLORER 26: ex. <..'Ohd. AJ\t/Fl\.1, lime-green, 19,COO 4 door, .... 0 trans, radio. days 8:30-6:00 644-0637. ~~· ~1take olf., eve a,
673-1139 air, 4000 gen., sle<>ps 7+ sell \VE 15\JY mi $4695 !>16--2774 u• "f'&;fu~';f.'~;j;;':"y;;;;;;;;I,~~~~~,~==~-...:.:.. TRADE f t~fPORTEO AlITOS . . . heater. Like nt>\v. $1295. 'TI COUPE de Ville, yellow
'6.l Cl·IRIS Craft Oa~ic * '71 J.IONDA CB lTh *' or 54g_-van camper BEST PRICES PAIDI '71 240z, blue, au.lo, mag Pete's Forelan Car Service w/wbite Ithr. $5000. All '6S PLYMOtrrH Barftcuda.
speed boat. 32't V8, varnish-&'!L1110na.blt' offeT. or van. wheels, excellent condition. 2073 Hatbor, Costa Mesa pwr, 1tereo, Ult whl, alao '68 6 CY~£00!d work car; $111),
rd m ny hull, beRut. _ctllL~:.-0Si9 :ift. 6:30Pi\f RENT our-ne1'' 1.uxu.ry Dean Lewis Imports 557-9043. 642-6373 Cpe <le Ville, turq. wlwht Eve11. 53EH)394,
lLP • n r.. l'ilUir, '611 HONDA •= Eve _,... ...bJFET..'11'.tEl-61.ps..6.-air,...im... &i&-9303 ..l.'72 "10 STATION Wgn I'"· ·-'-m 'l e I PONTIAC 20' INBRD Cabin Cruiser, skis & full co1·en, 300 hours . .,.,., ·' · l.v "'· mac. Pvt. O\\'net. S.1S-0900 A I -• 970 -, -, hi I ,-; pd' 'TI TOYOTA Corona Marie -s$:ss-r··-w.--i--• . . -
ideal for diving or fishing. ~~nc» nu .. II real show piece. 7,000 miles. bell helmet utos, mport-orange v.• w te n . ., s ' If R/H i d I! llt>nd, gall•y, nu cu!.hlons, Jf..'MO. or 1\eif ~otfel'. prlv. $325, 67~9:11 2.J' EXECUTIVE rn o Io r slick, $2100 firm. 6T:t-2563 27 , a r con , new res. SACRIFICE $3795 LEASE OR BUY
,,,
7901
hon1c for rent. Fully SC'lf e n1pg. Just overhauled.
c::uivas COVt'r,;, lrlt"'r, Nool!I ply, • .,... GO CAR'r. $Zi0. tonl . &12_21 j() THE FINEST IN FIAT 8.~797 Eves. '71 Cad. Sedan deVille, fully
wnrk. !'.1ake offt'r. 642-!!961. 1~, ;"""&-"'• 1·~•. ·-. .,6 hp i\Jany fxtr~•s + extra n101or. USED IMPORTS e CO equip! Garage kept Tm· UUAX) ""'' .wN .u &15-649ll AJ;>QLLO. 2~1· For Rent. load· '69 . RONA, 4-dr.. xlnt . 1nacul~te Bought b001 it FUN BOAT 16' ~finlllture fug F.viiln.i<le. Bait tahl<. ikill. ed. $2'00 t><'r 'A'k + 5c: per e . THE FINEST IN 1969 Flr\T 124 Spo11s Cpe, 5 cond1tlon. new th-es, R & H. won"t 1·11 ,~-rd' M. r
parade winnt>r 25P Grny. t;cxxJ iihape. $J.8j0. !)48.3967. BOY'S 20" BIKE " t.""" IMPORT SERVICE e spd. red. probably the l\1u11t sell' 0
A" A3J2 · ',......, · ·
X ·-673 72•·• 11 mile. 67~. cl""nc~ ,·n Orange Oo. · O'..,.... Porter, Lido Shores Hotel, 2480 Har""·r Blvd., al Falr
'TI ttiru '73 Pontiacs
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
., .... -· . " •Ur>~· .Bo•I• Slora90 912 GOOD CONDITlON uo. Do ~·-·If r d "' ., VOLKSWAGE ~ ~ ' _ e ~2-3.~l.il e Deluxe Chief ton ;r.,_.,,.,. 1. a avor an come $1450. 645-4723 N 617 Udo Pk. Or. NB. Drive Corti ltfesa 546-8017 , un. -· · see us 1rsl. Open Tues. , .:c;;,;.;:..• ,:::=:...::=::....:c::::e:'.!C 15' FRBLCS fishli1ki OOu.t. 11'<29 GARAGE !ype buildlni Vacancies cos! nioneyl Rtl'lt ~nt 27 · 640---0482-NB· anCI Thurs-I"-9 Sat.sun MOVIN6;--must-sell. Fiat ·n ....,,_,_..,."'"' -· ---· · -~== ... -. -CAP-C9e;-<le-Vllle Stereo,. ~66-PON'f. • ..LeMans-Owned-by-1-----1
All a.ccesa. includ. raclk>. $.'iO mo. 6310 Coast H1\')', your house. apt., store Triileri, Trivel 945 ti! 5.-· i.: ' -1~4 Sport Coupe 24.000 hfi, '71 V\V Camper, xlnt cond., amJ(.rh, .sliver \v/landau Airline Pilot, kept same
•
Bottmn paint, lilt lrnllcr. N 8 . Si 3-3 T 0 6 • or bldg., etc. thru a Dally Pilo\. good cond. AM/Flit, air FM-Ca.ssctle, must sell lm· top,-lthr m!. xlnt. 494-2906, cond. M plane. Air cond,
$700. E.'ve.11 673-6207. 21..1~598:i Oasslrled Ad. rt::i~T Trailer, NI nt r 0 d, ~ JACW AN AUTO) cond. 586-6208. med! $2350. Call Susan 114: $6400 auto, rad, cust palnt, tle'f.' sltM"ps 6, $200. ..._ \wlfAal) ........_ JAGUAR 833-ll43 8 to 4, Mon.Fri. '68 CAD. Conv. White w/Red llres, buc k sts. «t,!IOO ml'•·
LOOK Call ;).19-0084 ta11W110r"mi:-a.o..-.. ..-5.-o '69 DUNE Buggy, Gm MU leather interior. Ex e. pttf In/out. 962-7586 .
. 69 zr OPEN road fully self-'i2 XJG Fk body, fresh motor, Cond. 919-1901 '65 PONTIAC Le l\.I an s
• • • • cont., ,;tra clean, ALFA ROMEO Sedan 25'.'&"000ar. m'llllooe•r !r:J:'75"'59d2e curtains. 714: '70 CAD Convt, perfect cond, Coovert, xlnt cond., must * !H6-!d9 "* ' ' ' O'L<-emerald green, $ 3 8 5 O. Aee, .. crlftce! Aft 6" PM.
IT'S GARBENSTANGEL TIME!
go rbensta ngels
'70 1\IRSTREAM Jntematlon-Al.FA ROJ\lEO Berlina '6.q, 4 ~T.,!1· or 57s<::i8Go.c~:; ·~1~ BUG, onl-t' 24,10!\ml. 673-7848 after 6, wk.-ends. 645--0834
a\27',a.lr ,Allxlras,642-0f>74 dr, Exe. cond. $1600 ., Burke ~ new, RUo, unque1969 CAD. Sedan De ville. '64 PONTIAC Grand Prix.
or 49'.l-8200. LaguM, 4!»--669'1 MAZDA whltl' interior. S 1100. Low mi. xlnt. con<l. prlv. Nu brake., good tirea. 1
AUSTIN 642-2132. own.r, 644-2614 owner, $325. 1146-4391 * * 16" TRAILER, sleeps 6, ·-2 V\V B l Al\1/ rchii'ralor. oven, toilet, BOB LONGPRE. '1 1 eel~· 1/00" ·n CPE de Ville. Sl'1MOOm T·BIRD S79::i. 831-lW. AUSTIN Coo""'r S. N I s. ereo, mmacu ate, 7 · new :II 000 ml. E~l'Y Cad I-----",;_,;_ __ _ ,,... . ew Y firm. Balt:t B c r g er on ti' ;AUii\ 615-5232
Auto Service, P1rts 949 reblt. l27Scc C' n i' 1 n e. Funeral Hon1e, 673--94.10 op on.~· · '71 T-BlRD. white landau,
\VANTED: Chevy 283 oom-
plt'lt' engifll1' in good con-
dition. Call 54&-n.22
PONTfAC 42IHOefigine w/3
2 barrel 1..'tlrburators, 15.000
_nli.,_$325._Mfr-1582
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Antiques/_Clualc1 .. 953
1938 CHEVY coupe, bodr and fran1e good condlt on,
64~2156
RecrHtlon•1
Vahlclos 956
'60 % Ton, Dodge, 4 11,'hl
drive, Po11,·er ,.,.agon, Town
\Vagon, Needs \11>rk. $900 or
best otter. 673-0t61
Straight body, xlnt eond. MAZDA , . '68 ELDORADO, all powr, w/luth carmel brouqham Make offer. 645-2213 69 BUG, immn.c con?, mags, cruise control. 59,000 ml, cloth int. lnln1ac cond. 1111
AUSTIN HEALEY xtras, 1112&, ~1., 69 Bug, 12650. 5.'1!·2305, 491..3971. wh l., p/•, p/dl"' brakos,
Ali 3000, 1006, $1966.
You'"<! seen lhe resl, now
see tho-bc.il..-Stu. 642..a900
BMW
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDES"t
&
SALES.SERVICE-LEASING
OVERSEAS DELlVERY
ROY CARVER, Inc.
234 E. 11th St.
Costa Mesa ~44
•• , clean out ttle gAr&ge
... tum that junk into ca1h
with a Onlly Piiot Classified
.ad. Call 642-'"J678.
Now OPEN good cond, S97a, 675-7372 ,73 C D VII.-11nt a:las•~ w/slw, tact. air.
'71 V\V Sia. \Vgn. Radio, air ll 5 pe • •. !19m For quick sale $.'\300. Pvt
cone!. Very clean. Less lhan Ca Aft • aa · pty. ofc. 213:926-4407 or All Models Readt 20.000 ml, 12soo. 673-344& '72 CAD Cpe de Ville Stereo, home 714, ~1&-8236
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2001 E. lst SOOA Al~A '66 SQBK 23000 on reblt 1\•/white top. Red interlor. afl 5 pm & wkncls. 5.16-1968.
55S-7Sn ·' eng. $695
1 or OUC'r. 6Ta-7282 2,000 nti. 6'13-6813 T-BIRD '56 Xlnt cond . Stl't'I
"Easy to Reach" days, GTI-2491 e \'l'S. -CAMARO radial tires & new engine. ~~-=~-:=""'0"'"---1 '68 VW Bus. 1v f S a f " r I 8'12=8836. * Mi1%Cfi 73 Roti1ry * camper, rfldial1, n1ag v:hlJ, •n. CAi.\f'ARO ·Z2S .. Afil-Fll1. '68 T-BIRD. loaned radials, $66 MONTH radio, $1495. Call 8.10-3765 low nlileage. like new. Pr leather lnter, $1800. 54s...4132
36 l\10NTHS OPEN LE.ASE U165 V\V Bus wl'71 engine. pty. call betwe<!n 6 and eve/sss-M:W t.layf.
w111 •C(!(!Pt trade-Ins Good cond\Uon. 1 ~1~~1~5.5~1~--0329~~~,:;~r~~~~~:'.=:!'~ao CALL ?aiR. FRY 842-6688 $900. ** 49&-36461;70 CAl\lARO SS 396, Air, 4 uto1, New
HU nt. Beach 1970 Bui. am/fm, radial sod, mags, radio, .t: ht!ater.
tires, xlnt cond. $1200 firm. after 5 pm. 67":>-3930.
MA, ZDA .~~. 4',000 .,;-,, clean. CHEVROLET
~ mech. corld. Ne.,.,, '69 CllEV. Jn1pala custon1
11re11. $600. 833--0893. hardtop cpc. 350 V8, po\.\'er
1i331 Bt>ach Bl. 842·6666 Want ad relfults ..... &:Z-56i8 steering, radio, nulo1natlc If you ·truly understand '60 %. ton, Dodge, 4-"·h drive,
Po\.\•cr \Vngon, T o w n
b
\Vagon. Needs work. $UOO.
_it's time to gar ~· ·or bN;t offer. 673-0461
--trans in t'Oh801e, strato
bucket seats, vinyl top, B.F.
Goochich radial t i 1· c s ,
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be too late but, what the heck, send
in the coupon anyway
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Clc1u1 & careful mileage,
Auto. pis, p/disc bt'!l.kci;.,
AM·FM. Vi'fSl\V, I i n I
gla!l11. fact. air, For l1n·
n1cdlatc !talc. ·S2200. Pvt ply
ore. 213:926-4407 or homL•
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'62 Cl·U:V. Pickup. Good
tires • hody . Tll'f'fl 283-en·
~inc, but "'ill Include r\<'w
!tllOrt block ()'Ou Install).
$J.'"JO. :H.!·3·117.
'60 FORD long bed, pickup,
18,500 nil., on robuilt n\Otor,
NE\V clutch, fuel pun1p &
carbu 1·ctbr , $4 50 .
646-51H0/646-1993
'59 OIEVY l~'i ton. 12'1 new
bl'd. 10 ply Ure!l·Cng.-parts •
Xlnt cond. Bc!lt ofler.
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'61 m-rc \i ton PU. 5o.ooo
n1\lc11 . Runs good. $T:.:i0 .
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bc•I olf(:r. 345-1077 af1 ~ ·to Clli:YY l"lck·u1i. N r v..·
1•rJiltle>need& tran1 work
$200. or best offer. 640~i.
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WANTETI: Cht>vy 283 t,.'On1·
plete engine in good con-
dition. Call ~-312'.l
'71 QIEV. Caprice,
Pov.•cr, Al\.l/Fh-1, $2500. ·-· DODGE
air.
'6.q POL.ARA 9 pass. 1\-ag.,
xlnL l.'Ond,, 1011• mi., radiul
ti~. P S, n1diQ, i\ C. lug. gage mrk. Sl:).)O, 842-8-15-1. * 1966 DART convertible,
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best offer. Days 645-2034
n.ltrr 5 p.m. S45-67S4 .
'66 l\tUST. Conv., V-3, rn.t11o
hf'ar..-r, Xlnt cond all over
6-12-0956 aft 5
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auto ITRn~. p1 a. deluxf' tnl,
pri p1y, $1905, 642-4124.
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High Court Bans 'Me Too' Drugs
WASfTINGTON CIJPtl -
The U.S. Supreme Court. has
gi ven a massive boost to er.
forts by the Food and. Drug
Administration to order in·
crrt'rtive drugs off the market.
Justice William 0 . Douglas
delivered a unanimous 7.0
decision ~1onday in a series of
cases affecting thousands or
prescription drugs. Those sold
over the counter were not in-
.Yolved .
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The cases dealt v.·ith 1962
amen<11nents to the Food and
Drug Act v.1hlch for the first
time empowerL'<.1 the F'DA to
require that drugs be effccti\'C
ns well as safe.
The 1962 act pr·ovidcd that
no new drug could go un the
rnarket \\'ithoul the approval
of the agency. The law was
also made applicab le lo inany
drugs previously c 1 fa red
under a 1938 law fo safety
alone .
M A N U F ACTURERS or
these drugs were given two
years to produce evidence tha t
the claims for their products
""ere true; otherwise they
'''ere lo be withdrawn.
ln addition to the drugs
already cleared for· safety,
·there arc thousands 0 r
preparations with virtually the
san1e ingr~Jents O'\arketed
under other names. \
KnowtWn the trade as "me
too" drugs, these have been
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IOld in reliance oo FDA's ap-
proval of the original drug
product, without specific ap.
provat for themselves.
THE COURT ruled in l\.1on-
day 's cases that withdrawal or
a .pre-1962 drug applies to all
the "me too's" related to it.
Douglas said Congress in-
tended to exempt only the
drugs that had never been
subject to regulation.
He also found that F.DA ha s
authority to determine
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whether particular drugs re-
quire its approval ~fore they
are sold to t.be public. 11'\e In-
dustry argued that the courts.
not the FDA, have primary
jurisdict ion on thls.
In addition, Douglas held
that ·FDA ·need not conduct a
full-scale hearing when a drug
manufacturer has not . In the
agency 's opinion submitted
any evidence which on its face
shows the product meets
government standard s.
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If you've ever had second thoughts about the brand of cigarette you smoke,
here's a. quic~ way to find out if it really delivers what you want.
These five simple tests will tell you a lot about quality, freshness, and taste.
1----cAnd if-yon-make these-tests witli a Winston, they'll tell you why Winston
smokers can point to their brand and say, "How good it is!"
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Test #l-Sniff-It
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Take a whiff of the tobacco.
Does it sme(l rich and fresh
;md appealing' If yoqr ciga·
rette is Winston, you'll recog·
ni ze the aroma of costly
Vintage Leaf Tobaccos.
Winston chooses the most
nearly perfect leaves monoy
c:in huy: 111en \Ve age cl1esc rd rc
·tobaccos in wooden casks. We do it
for the sa n1c reason you'J age a fine \vine. Aging
makes our tobaccos me llow and brings out that
extra dim ension of natura l good ne ss.
Test #4 Light It
Does ic bun1 C\'cnly? H l'rc'~ a
critical~rest of the \vay you r
cigarette i ~ n1~uJc. A c ii.:ar~ttc ·i t \ ·-rolled fresh, packed full anJ' '~_,, 1 • Al , • made with core will bt1m i"' ;
even ly, draw easily. Winston 1 fr:/
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brand shape up. ( -..;.j . ~
Ask a Winston smoker.
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He'll tell you
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W11rning : The Surgeon General Has De termined
That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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Roll the cigarette in your hand. Pinch it slightly.
Does it feel sta le? A cigarette that's been wait·
__,~<-ing in a warehouse, or on a
_ 1 , , . shelf, can lose some of its r\ · . 1 -~! freshness. And some of its
~; , .. tas te. But, because Winston
· _:.· ~ , sells so fa sr, every pack
comes to you fresh. The fact
is, on any give n day, Winston
is likely to be the fre shest
cigarette you r money can buy.
Test #5 Smoke It
WhHt cou ld be si mpler! That's
the real test of a ciga rette. Can ;;;j; ~
it deliver good taste and real 1 . /'&~
satisfaction every time you light '~~ 1
up! Winston can. Ask a /\/;" . ,
Winston smoker. Any tiine.
He'll te ll you in four simple
words: How good it is.
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before lighting
Take a puff-without lighting ir.
That's a good way to lea rn
about the tobacco and the
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up, you know there's rich-
ness up front. And that
the filter doesn't get in the
r way of the taste. Winston's
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"QUEENIE By Ph il lnterlandi
"Don't be too long. Your drink Vlill get d irty.,;
' 'Pill' Survey
Some Difference
S.hown in Tests
.
WASHINGTON CAPI
Government bi om e d i ca I
researchers say that worrw;n
who use birth-control pills
show "small but statistically
si@ificant " differences fron1
ilon·u se r-s-in--m-o s I
physiological functions.
Although there appears to
be little or no apparent clinica l
significance in the findings.
the scientists caution that no
one knows t.be Jong-term ef-
fects of oral conlrl!ceptives.
"mEY'RE something to be
~ aboul," said Dr.
Philip Corfman, director of
the Center fQr Population
Research in the Na tiona l
Institute of Child Health and
Human Development.
Doolittle
Honored
At Dinner
.. -~o of Newport Beach's
well-"known residents. John
Wayne and Gen. C ur I i s
LeMay, are members of ·a dill-
ner committee to ho n o r
re!!r~ Lt. G.en . .ifi!:nfi'Y Doollt-
tle, Wednesday 1t the Beverly_
Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hil111.
The $100.a-plate dinner is
being-held-by-the-Society-of
Experimental Test Pilots, lo.
bestow o_n. Doolittle its Wings or Man Award. It will be
emceed by retired Air Force
Brig. Gen. Jimmy Stewart.
Other notables on the dinner
committee include astronauts
John Glenn and F r a n k
Borman, and three of the men
who Oew with Doolittle on his
famo.us Tokyo raid in World
War II -Gen. Bric k
Holstrom. David W. Pohl and
Col. Henry Potter.
The evening wiII inc lude a
film of highlights of Doolittle's
Jife, music by Les Brown's
band. -and fil m, stage and
television stars.
"But thev still rema in our
most effect.ive contraceptive."
he told a scienc e \\Titers'
seminar.
A five-yea r st ud y involving
18,ooi> C3lifornia y.•omen. the
most extensive undertaken to
determine side effects of the
pill. suggests detectable. body
chem istry differences bct\lo·ecn
users and non·uscrs in a wide
range of physiological func-
tions, Cor£nu111 said.
THE STUDY :.it Kaiser-
Permanente 1'-1edical Center al
\Valnut Creek found that
\!>'Omen on the pill have slight-
ly higher blood pressure, ~
somewhat highe r pulse rates,
lov.•er blood cholesterol levels
in users o\•er 40 and ·higher ones
ones in younger subjects. high·
er glucose tole rance levels.
shorter blood-clotting times
and so1ncy.•hat r .. stcr htart
rates.
And that is just the begin-
ning or the list. Corfman said.
"We never expected so many
measurements would be af-
fected, even in ~ small way."
The preliminliry r e s u I t s
shoW no evidence that the pill
aggravates existing depression
Or c,auses it, nor that it affects
vision or lung function.
Since their ap prova l in
1960. oral contraceptives have
become the rflost popular
fa mily-planning mclhod in the
United States.
CORFMAN SAID thal
research lo date indicates that
use or the pill does not
enhance the risk of breast
cancer. but that seve r al
stucUes are under way.
Other research appears to
indicate that pill users face an
eight·times greater risk of
cerebral thrombosis. or clot-
ling, and ischemia. a defi-
ciency of blood supply caused
by constriction or obst ruction
of a blood vessel: a slightly
greater risk or stroke from
hemorrhage, and a fourfold
risk or thrombotic disease.
Piano a Hit
But Not His Clotlies ,
From Win S.rvk<s
Van Cllburn'I piano playing
was a hit with r.1anila critics,
but his clothes weren't.
"Only a person of his
stature can get away with
such an ill~fitting coat," wrote
columnist E. Aguilar Cruz in
the Daily Times Journal.
"His arms are too long for
Rittma sler, will be held on a
cooperative farm on Israel's
·north coast north of Acre
where Miss Lavi was born .
* Police .arrested American
mystery novelist l\1ary Anne
Miller on charges or drug
possession. authori ties said.
They said l\.{iss Miller. 34, of
New York, ,was arrested after
)
, police found eight s m a 11
envelopes of LSD and a small
bag-of unrefined-.opium in the
Naples hotel room where' she
stayed the day bef°"e. his frame," wrote Julie Y.
Daza in the same paper. "His
legs are too long to fit und er
the piano. His rpants an? a bit
short a hove his sh'*5."
But L.0 . Goquingto, writing
for lbe Bulletin Todaf, said CtibUnl~ces muaic that tou~ mind, quickeM the
heart and moves the spirit
beyond all descriptio~."
* Dollak Lavi, tile Israeli-born
actress and singer, took her
!iance on a tour of the oc-
cupied Golan Heigbls while
awaiting a decision from he r
rabbi on when she can-marry
for the third time.
Miss Lavi, 30, expects to
wed Peter RlttmaAter, 32,
sometime ihJ1 week. Ritt·
ma ster ls the son or t,be late
New York financier and in-
dustrialist Ale~andcr Ritt·
master.
The wedding, the firsl for
. ..
* Jack Badal has been named
"animal keeper or the year"
by the American Association
ol 1.oological Parks a n d
Aquariums for the "tender
loving care" he has given
African hoofed animals.
Badal , 36, who works at the
Los Angeles Zoo, tends such
rare animal s as the addax and
the oryx, which have been
bred successfully under his
guidance.
* Australian Prime Mlnl ster
Gough Whltlam says he is
looking forward to Visiting
with President Nlxon·whcn he
stops orr In Washington July
~-31 . .
Whltlam said 'he would be on
a trip from Mexico to the
CommQnw eal lh prime
minl!ters conference in Qt..
tawa.
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San Cle1lienie
Capistrano eDJTION
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N.Y. Stoeks
. VOL 66, ~O. 170, 2 SECTIO~S, 26 PAGES ORANGE qou~TY,, CALIFO_RNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1973 TEN CENTS
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CUSU Tea~hers Wiii 5~ Percent
Dy JOUN VALTERZA
Of the OlllY .. l .. t Stiff
Amid a house packed with teachers
from the Capistrano Unified School
District, trustees1 Monday approved a
five-percent increase in w~ges for
employes but predicted liltle in the Conn
of future cash for fringe benefits.
And although technically the board left
the door opeil fo,r future ~gotiations,
teacher spokesmen made it obvious-that
they had been d~alt a defeat after a cam·
paign which last week resulted in an un·
precedented sick-in at the area's two
high schools.
But such a technique appeared to be a
thing of the past as visibly-subdued
teacher spokesmen left Monday's session
commenting that no new sick-ins would
be contemplated this school year.
Last week some teachers had threaten-
ed yet another siCk-in if the board did not
accede to teacher requests for a 14-point
benefit package.
-DSOD
-Agent Held
News.men
With .. Gun
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of JM 01111r l"llel Staff
2 Eartliquakes
Jar San Diego
"'AN DIEGO (AP) -Two small
earthquakes shook San Diego Coun-
ty early today, waking some peo-
ple. No damage was reported.
Dr. Charles Howe, d. San Diego
State, said the fnt hit at 3:26 a.m.
and measured between 2.S and 3 on··
the Richter scale. Jts. efrect was
felt as long as 50 seconds.
The second hit at 3:50 a.m., Howe
said, registering about 1.5 and
lasting-up-to a minute.
But spokesmen for the Capistrano
Unified Federatioo of Teacher! (CUFT)
late Monday said all bas changed.
"We regarded last Thursday'' ,.action
as a. succells and it succeeded in proving
that we took the issue very seriously, but
we won't do it .again," •aid CUFT bead
Dave Niedhart. • . .-
Last week's acpon came amid reports
the CUFT and the larger and more
modei:ate CUEA (Capistr;u}o Unlfied
Educators Associ8tion) were at ·odds
• •
Flseal Btufiiet
Council
oyer the t_!lctic.
But that rill has a-ently healed.
"We ·are in it tolether. and the CUEA
should speak for all the teachers,"
Niedllart said.
And CUEA President Charles Conklin
did speak to tnisttes but to no.avail Mon-
day ·aiolie, termed·tlie wage ln<:rtue "too
much patemallan'i"-because 'his ~
never settled on the wage package.
~ !J:tsisted that negotiations
shou.14 J!!ve.,oontinued on botb Items so
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Studies
_Employe Wages
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I . Hike. ill ')Va,ges
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that a priority cotild be establiStfed
among the benefit demands and the \vage
package.
Some trustees later bemoaned the Jack
of• priorities thu s far in the months-old
negotiations, insisting that the "f'istrict
asked for the list early in the_season , Out
never-got-it.
Monday's showdO\'IR came with fe,.,.
conunents from the teachers present and
almost · no board discussion or the
\lo'alkout 18.st week which caused a flurry
of contingency planning by the high
school and distri ct administriltion.
Only Trustee President Bob Hurst
n1ade mention of the incident.
"l \l'ant to thank those of you (the
teachers) here tonight \\'ho sta yed at
school last Thursday and recognized that
the children's educational-needs-come..
first," Hurst said.
After an audible groan came from the
audience the board ,,retired into executive
(See WAGE JUKE, Page Z)
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In Clemente
Case Scored
By ART llUR R. \'INSEL
01 tilt 011lr l"Uot Sti ff
A murder conviction obtained against a
one-time San Cletnente Marine in the
slaying of his \'life -based on a
marathon interro ation using the alleged
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A Laguna Beach ne\vspape.nnan said
today that he -and members of the· public
were held at gunpoint by federal
narcotics agents during a $50,000 cociiine
seizure and arrest of four men in Laguna
Both \\'ere ceAtered about 45
~iles rior.tfiwest o( the-university, -
Howe said.
San Clemente city oounc.Dmen Wed-
nesday will consider adoption .of the ne1t
·fiscal-year.!s.$4. 7-million-budget~complete
With major new e~ture! fOr water
treatment.
Yet ~er, major e~ which
might be ack\ed ·if councilmen follow in-
dications given last week is the com-
mltment.-of"$23;f)OO'fw--a--tralfic-parking
survey of·the city business district.
The commitment-of. more · than $61,000
truth se rum sodilnn amyto -~~,~-----<
reversed. ·nearly .t\\'O. years to the day
Rr iday. "
1'1icbael Eggers, managing editor of
the ,News-Post, a twice-weekly ]>ublica·
tion, said federal agents also took ex-
posed film he had shot of the drug arrest
in progrea.
A spokesman for tRe Loa Angeles office
of the Bureau of Narcotics and
Dangerous Drugs (BNDO) derlled agents
had pointed weapons.at any mem~! ~
tne press or pUblic and saii:f tbelilm Was
vohmtarily turned over to undercover
agents.
~ .. 1·ve got siXWitnesses,'' ~ggers aaid
and he Stood by his charge that a' female
'agent standing outside an unmarked car
had leveled a pistol at him , ordered him
to stop shooting photographs or the ar·
rest and held him at gunpoint witil the
t;Upervisor came over and talked with
him.
Exposure Killed
Pair--fu~Suh·~2-
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Other Men 'OK'
But one,major issue..,... U»e qu~tion of in trutiat · revenue sharing income will
wage and benefit increases for city also be included in. Wednesday's con·
employes -remaiil! .to be setUed. templated 'ction. Last week the panel
' P.tiblic saletf.empl~ arp .. e-.ie;I IJL.. <(ecided ,ln oann,ark ,the ,;,..,. 10< the
brilVI 'II-'... " for lit!bliC'~ ~ ,;., """~"" llif<i'T'l:-.. -t. ror ~gf~t1re~tili ~r:·~m-llCti'idl~tJf
Wedneoclay' ~ the pa.et · jjtal:ts • for !ht clty;el-lctah.
declslon "'1 lh<'n.:aI dOeilment. · 'nit riiiitilJi'tl& or~ Uiliral llmd!
Atiiqri( the ... jor items wblCll eould be receivecl·11> "far -'abolll '$1o3;00o -was
add¢ Wedtteldoy will be · a. $11t1,tltltl to be set uide In cub teierVe.I until
KEY WESI';" Fla. (UPI) -Two men-amount-for-a""'--w~lef-flltntioo· · OOllllCilmell ~_,ill~ .projects.
tr pped . · s d · 'd • system. Thooe funds would be taken f rom City Manager Kenneth Carr ha• a . Since un ay Jn 3 mi get sulr the city'a cuh reserves in the water scheduled.a repor:t oo ·the· city's failure to
m..Mme w_er_e declax:ed dead_today_of ex,_ depertment. agree.on a .btnef'Jt pacbgi·for; the city.'a -
. Pfl.'Ure to the cold. .., ~ _ -r police and lifeguafd personnel. The
Dr. David Youngblood, physlcian brUkdoWn'came sever81 weeks .ago after
aboard the mother ship, Sea Diver, said Nixon, Brezhnev aitempts· at mediation·failed and an Im·
that hope for the ·men -Al Stover 51 passe ·was decla'red by: representatives Of
Juno Beach, Fla., and Clayton Link'. 31: theSin.emplothY.e.s. ··th · 1 . h t
r · · hi R • G'J;__ ce en e .empoyes ave a -P Binghamton, N.y . -was given up t s Uf,Se . U&3Ses; tempted tq rally ciuien-support !or a
morning when there had been no sign of benefit packRI! c0nSik\ing ·mainly of ·the
life from the two for several hours. W • S • • city aSawning the monthly payments for
Two other men aboard the minisub, 1.t11ess 1.grttrtg (See COONOL; Pqe I)
Archibald "Jock" Menzies of Vero
.
after her brut;il death. .
The Fourth District Court or Appeals
today announced the ruling in favor of
,,_lark A. Johnson, 2:!, on his contention
-that drug-indltced .sttite ments admitted
as evidence "'ere not given Voluntacil!-.
. Judge \Villiam Murray had ruJecfdUt:.
ing Johnson's Orange County Superior
Court trial that confessions and ad·
missions about the case were properly
induced and the defendant correctly ad~
vised of his rights.
Justice Robert Gardner dissented \Vith
!be findings o_!__ tw~fello~usti~s in_!_he
San Bernardino appeals court, anO issued
a lengthy explanation. '
He challengl'CI the basis of the ruling.
that no appellate court or supreme court
has yet :idmit ted polygraph or truth
serum test results as absolute proof of
in.formation obtained. thrcugh their use.
' DllltY' ,.. ... sa.H ~· -CON,VICTION R,EVE,R~ED .
• M.i;k Johnson in 1;9~1 ·
"This case represe nts a classic reOec·
tion of the attitude of the cou rts towards
the rules of evidence which I find ~
pletely out of ste p \vith the facts of lire as
they exist today," Justice Gardner wrote .
He indicated th at ne\v forms of in·
.. The gal shook me up a little bit," Eg-
gers said. He said she was about 50 yards
away from hitn at the time and that five
or six people who had gathered to watch the afternoon arrest in the shopping Beach. Fla.-, and Dr. Robert Meek, 24;an
center area were "shaken up." The poo-ichthyologist from Santa Barbara, were
pie were standing behind him, Eggers ren1oved from the vessel In good con-
sajd. dition P.1onday when the sub was hoisted
. WASHING TON (APl -Raising their
champagne · glasses in toasts to ·u.s.-•
Soviet friendship, President Ni.Ion and
Leonid I. Brezhnev today witnessed the
signing of four ~alive a~nts
and then steered their summit talks to
the thorny is.we of trade.
MarylandBanker"lndic~ed vestigation into criminal nlatters must
be explored in certain circu mstances.
John son. arrested alm ost ~ year to the
day after his wi fe Connie \\'as found kill·
e!f in .their {lp.:irtment at 416 l\1onterey Laguna Beach poli~e were not notiried aboard the Sea Diver. •
in_ advance of the federal operation and The 21-foot submarine was trapped 360
petrol-units-had been-dispatched to the feet down'Oii tfie ocean floor (or 31 -11ours s~ne at Burt's Shopping Center after cans were reCJeived of men with guns. when it becam~ entangled in the debris
~.A BNDD spokesman who declined to be of a scuttled destroyer 20 miles south of
ide.ntifjed said: ''It is my .understanding Key West Sunday. The vessel belonged to
that talking with the supervisor who was • the Smithsonian lnst.ituUon and was
on the scene that. • .no weapon ,vas do ing researcH on fishli!e when the ac·
-· ted t bcr· f th cident occurred. -polJl a any mem . 0 · e press. Youngblood said the last obvious visual
~-11---''C.I' -"!" lainly_would be concernedJLe: ... v:"'r -,signs-of life-from-the-two-victims was
one or my agents po inted a gun at a observed at 8:15 a.m. (POT) P.1onday,
member or the public," a BNDD when the minisub was still on the bottom.
·spokes man said. The physician said hope for the
He said all of the federal agents were survival of the two was kept alive by. the
' (See GUNPOINT, Page %) fact that when the body temperature
Homer C. Stock,
' ' ·Councilman's .
drops a pe~on's breathing ~es
"quite shallow and they can remain alive
for a considerable length of time:"
He said temperatures inside the
minisub dropped to 45 degrees and re·
mained there for a protracted period.
1-fenzies and Meck were in the .forward
section of the 21-foot submarine when it
....became entrapped,_and.Link and_Stover
'"ere in the aft section. · -·""'Kin, 72, Dies There was.no connecting door between
• . the compartments. 1'le forward . secUon ,. :Jfomer Cady Stcck, the f~ther-1n·law or was made ol plasUe, while the aft secUon
San Clem~nte City Councd man ~~r was oonstructed ot aluminum _ permit·
Hqlmes, died early Monday monung 1n . ting 8 more rapid beat locs
The ·Jeaden clinked thtir glasses so
often and so vigoroualy that both spilled OnAgnew-Dinner-Gharges
BREZHNEV RADIATES GdOb
WILL ON VISIT-Story P•ge 4 "ANliAPOhlS, .lM.' (UPI) -A vice
president of Maryland National Bank
l!Ortions or their champagne after who was the trea~urer of the "Salute to
Secretary of.Sta~ William P. l\oge13 and Ted ~gnew" 81nrier was Charged today ~11ticulture Seqetary. Earl Butz. joined with coocealliig-• $00,00o.loan from the
Soviet Foreign l\linister Andrei Grom;:ko Q>mmiltee to Re-elect the President by
in signing·tbe Iii.lateral agreements. s•-•·g a fraudulent financial sta"·ment. At one · point, the 66-year~d Soviet ....... ....
leader jokingly took a napkin from a tray Bo 'H. Wbart.On w8's 'sttYed' ·with in·
and held ii in front ol his face so dlctment p0pen this morning when he
~aphers~d ~..cm!..!~ sip{;! v!>lun\arill' ~l'P".~ at the AJtqe 'Aiundel low~r:i~ naJ>klli and _tOOk anotbe:'aip. 1 ~ state's · ~ttorpey's '·off.eel after
When the crowd aplaucW Brezhnev's ret~ t~ i . European ~tion.
light • hearte<j joke, Nlnn pointed to His indictment ..,. ret.miled by a
the Soviet leader ... d. said, "Tiie bes! . gtand jury last wtek but his identity was
politician in the room. ''l · 'kept secret because· he could ·not be
Nixon and Brezhn~v rode together . to located.
the' State Di!parlmenUQrJbti!!J"moru~ WhM1 ed . · of Concluding negotiatiqns on exchanges in . . on sen-as tre~ the
the fieldJ .o( agriculture °"""'°'raphlc dinner to raise money for the Maryland
and transportation re~ardl, and •ex· Nixon-AlneW campaign last year.
tending the cultural ein:bm\ge agrooment. Tiie state 'GOP· cbalnnan;' wno barely
Members ol. the Senate and House survived a move·to <lJSt him from olflce
(See SIJMMJ'r, Pip I) Moriilii' nilbl, bu 1dmitled that· flnln..
cial . r~rds \Vere altered to make it ap-
pear. that the dinner raised more mo~y
than it actually did.
1'he Maryland GOP Stale Centr81 Com·
mittee in. a close vote killed a Jlfove to
oust Alexander Lankier Monday night.
A inotion. ~) as:. Lankier to resign was
sent, after lengthy parl ia men ta r y
mtineuveriJi6, to a subcommit~, where
it died. .
RepubliCan national chairman George
A. Bush atfended the m~etlng, but too.k
no position on the resolution.
Campaign reports said the JJffair col-
lected J172,195 whjch was turned over to
the Maryland United Republican Fund
aild cliaMeled to various state and na-
tionalcampaign~furids.-·
Wharton refused to discuss the in·
dictment \Vilh newsmen .
Two of the four counts involve perjury
and ™-'o involve violations of Maryland
election laws in connection with the May
19, 1972 affair.
• ~~ Clemente General Hospital. He was ·
Mr. Stock, tf resident of 213 Av-enida -F E N h T I WiJ~~tc:i~~1.h:;i~i~~y¥.~::~~-~wo ree . ·. m_ -ergency· . um e:rs. o d
of-the Masonic LO<lge in that Midwest
cO)iim unlty. l ie leaves a i;>On. James 11omcr Stock of o-· h. · daughter Mrs: Betty Lou Orange County's director. of ·com· ~-. ix: •s ; · munt'cat'-• h•· d1'••1-~ that two loll· Holmes of San Clem~te; a brother, Har· ...,..., ..... """""'"'
1')' Edgar Stock pf Tacoma Park, Md ., , free emerg~y numbers exist to serve
and two grandchildren, 'both oC San the South Q>unty area, and said plans ex.·
Clemente. ist to study ex29nsion of toll·ftte services
Visitation will be t'bis evening at to the county seat.
Lesneski Mortuary 'with funeral rites R. I. Morns, the department head,
\Vednesday at tt a:m. at the mortuary answered by Jetter inquiries made by the
with the Rev. Emory Ackerman of Christ Capistrano Untried CouncU of PTAI, one
tiilheran ClltlYCh ofOciating.. Past of several local groups mounting 1 cam-
Worshlpful Master Clifton Myers of . the paign for the toll-free service.
IO<al Masonic Lodge also will conduct the Morris said that two Zenith numbers
scwlecs. a~ in use ror free emergency calls tor
•· ,-GravC91de services wit lbe held Thur!-aheriff's or fire department se.rvle'e.
day In Phoenix, at Greenwood Memorial The Sheriff's number, he said, 1, ZE
. \'ark. -7999. The fire nu111bcr is ZE 8llOO.
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But attboUgh the free numbers exist,
citlWIS lookln( through phone books
servtng·•rea wou\d not find them.
Neither 'the cumolt Pac!lic Telephone
director)' nor the s.n.CJemente aiamber
ol ~ c!lnc...y • spedly the numbers.
lnlltld,• for lheriff • m er 1 e n c I e s
cltbonl-on told to cilo! the operator. She,
In tum, wookl dlol the ~ numbers.
But 1or nPOr\lnc or 111o .. 11s. the recular phone bbok .ivi.ef cltlmts lo
mllte the long-distance call by dlillng 1
and then the number of the lir•
dispatcher.
other bu!in.,. call• all are stlll oo toll
I. • mes.
And that condition will penis! for 110me
time'to ocime. Morris NMf, beca... of the ·Jmmwe problems involved In blending a
-y •·\llU·~ l)'1lem with ·the-·conl1'111·
county· lwltchboard. -.ollld' that • single lint tould be
of lltt!e'value because once •·caller was
on It, ul Other peraons trying to use It woUld eJ,taJn a busy signal. '
He added that ·the •lnlle lines would
have to tenninite 'at a given point at the
county olflco incl It -Id be not able to
be lntt;uted ' Jnto the· switchboard
system. . .
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·He said the only adequate way to pro-
vide toll-free se rvice_ would be an
ela~i:.ate and costly system thilt could be
locked into the switchboard thrOugh
relays.
,M9rrlo said that jhe to!Hree service
was '<of great concern'' to.Fifth Distritl
supervisor Rooaid Capsers. He added
that his deportni ent's current st~dy of
possible remedies will be completed "in
the near future.''
The PTA Council headed by Charleen
Wert, as well as the San Clemente Cham-
ber and Dana Point Citizens for Ac-
tion are the groups recently joiillng the
effort to obtatn the free service.
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Lane on June 17. Ifl7J. re::alled under
sodium amytol that he had indeed struck
hi s wife.
But he could ne\1cr be ind uced to admit
or rec11'11 stabt;trrg41enoo. althOTigh-tfie
defendant h<)d som'.! reccllecticn of bury·
ing a knife and lhro\ving h':'r \\•allet off
the pier.
He also rcc.;il!L•d takin~ a sho\\•er to
\\'ash off b!cods t2lns in delving into the
recesses of his r.~ind about that hazy,
tragic night.
Johnson 's petition for rc\•ersal clailn
\\'as based 0;1 a clause tilled the "totality
or circumstances" that his incrimination
statement should not be co nstrued as
voluntary.
fie also maintained coe rcive tactics
\Vere used, clai ming that sheriff's in·
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Coast
Weather
It's getting warmer, The weath-
erlady * highs in the 90s for the
inland"'cfreas Wednesday with beach
temperatures in the 70s. Overnight
lows 5&-65.
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Stnte COf 1no11ey is acci1n11t·
lati11g, the governor i$ pusl~i>ig
0 11 attractive tax-ceiling plan
and a fflajor spe_(l'kb1g tour ls
planned. All signs point io a
Ronald Reagaii run for tile presl·
dency bi 1976. See PQ(Jc 18 for
details.
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f9el ltlillio1a Total
• Downzo~-
• Cwrrie,,,te . ' .. Plan
Irvine Company. Bid Urged _
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Police Mum
Hospital
Cou1ity Breakdo·w1i ~ive1i ••
" Earnings Spurt -
1rvioe company net income totaled $9.I
1nillion for the tlscnl year ending April
30, Company President \Villiam n. r.tuson
reporU>d to sha reholders 1n Ne\\'PQrl
Beach totl<:iy.
and thrte lime~ lilt rnte ror 1966-67.
The lrvine Company, a privately-held
corporation. di st ributes dividend s on the
basis 'of 8.415.000 shares.
By Crowd· 'l'be ialormatlao in the chart below b drawn from the master pion study
oomplet.d by the Orange County Health PlaMing Council. The plan is cur-
reatly being given a ser es of public bearings in the county court.hOuse, 700
Clyjc Center Drive West, Santa Ana. ~
On Slaying
._Hearings on ~cilities 1:.nd_manpo"!~ are set fo!_ 7:30 ~.m. today in Depart· A crowd of 50 vocal Laguna Niguel menta 3 anc15 of Supe'flOTCOort. _ · -c1t1ng-a blanket-gag ord&r-i8llued-ID-
residents urged the Ora nge County Plan-Following public hearings, the master plan will be forwarded to Sacramento March of last y\?nr San Clemente police
ning Commission ~tonday to doYlntone a for approval as required by law, prior to July 1. -today declin ed tQ 'release any new ~etails
six -acre, si x-lot property adjacent to The following chart compares the number of hospitals an(I selected services in the slaying of 8 30.ycar-old man in Sa11
their homes. \hey provide to residents of four area$ or the county, according to dab coin· Clemente Sunday.
On five of the six lots. on Hlllhurst plied by the health planning council. The gag order issued by Superior Court
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The net Income figure an'IOUntcd to a
19 percent increase "'hen compared to
1----company' earnings last year,
l\tore th<1n haJ! the sha res (53.4 per-
cl»nt t are owned by the James Irvine
r oundallon. a charitable organization
established by the late Ju_n1~ Jrvine 11
more than three decades ago. It
distributes its income to youth groups,
private colleges and uni ve rs i I i es.
hospitals and other humanitarian service
orga nizations not supported by taxes.
Drive across rrom the Crown . Valley • Soath C.OUty Harbor Area· \\'eat Orange Coun&y Anabelm Judge Samuel Dreizen forbids officers to
Alpha Beta Shopping Cente r, con-tt HOlpltals, (t Hospitals, (4 Ho1pltal1, Santa An• give detalls of fcl()ny cases lnvolvi11g-
structio1;1 under-zoning !or apartments at 403 Lotal beds) . 444 total beds) 459 total beds)--(tt-Hosplta,111 juveniles. the Police-Chie f Clifford Mut·
a density of 19 units per acre has already 3,7&5 total beds) ray sa id the order "applies directly" to
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Total <.'Ompany revenue for lhe yt!<\r
just ended amounted to $56.7 million. a 21
percenl boost "'hen compared to the
previous fi scal term,
Revenue also figured as 3' 100 percent
increase "'hen compared to the figure of
five years ago for the giant Orange Coast
ranch firm.
.l\:lason made his financial reporl-during-
lhe regular session of the Irvine Com·
pany Board of Directors meeting at com·
pany-headquarters in Ne"·port Beach to-
day. '
Provision for property taxes was $9.7
·million, and fede ral and state taxes on
ir.co1ne were $6.5 1nillion. This total lax
provision of $16.2 million, ""hen com·
pared with net income, means th at
<1lmost two-thirds of every earned dollar
goes for taxes, Mason said.
In his report to sha reholders. Mason
said that the use of advanced systems of
finai:icial analysis and control have plac-
ed the company in a better position than
ever to satisfy financial commitments to
shareholders while meeting social. and
environmental obligations to the com·
munities growing on Irvine Company
lands. .
"Long-term, large-scale .land de velop-
ment is a complex operation, requiring
fiscal discipline and an abi lity to un-
derstand tomorrow 's consequences of
today's decisions," ~tason Io Id
shareholders.
Fro111 P'age 1
SUMMIT ...
begun. Open the case against 15-year-old David
If the suggested downzoning (or zoning Heart Moberly, who is being held in the shoot·
requiring lower density) is approved by Surgery None .None None s· ing. the county, the buildings, under con-The young ster. presently awaiting
struction by Thorner-Binnin8;ham, lnc., Radium juvenUe court action In the shooting, was
will be designated "legal non-con-Therapy None None 9 arrested by local police a few minut~s
forming." Proposed zoning would allow ~fter George J. Twiddy, 3(), was shot to
IO units per acre·maximwn . Cobalt death in the t.iloberly home ·at 217
This means that if_the building burned Therapy 1 None A--.;M·•un~~aayRo:aai.d the order specifica11¥
down or otherwise required remodel· irig, the developers would not -have the Intensive forbids police or other legal officers to
• legal right to rebuild unless-the new Care Units 3 2 4 21 dispense details in the case.
structures were of a type pennitted in ';We're bound by it," Murray said .
the new zone. Cardiac The pollce official added that the fa~
"We're being made the scapegoat." a· Care 2 z 3 17 that the suspect in the killing is a
representative of Thorner-Birmingham juvenile .also has meant a major change
told the commission. "We have owned Organ in investigation by !he department.
this property for "SeVeral years ·and never Transplant J·We Can't pursue lhls h1vestigation in
hurried to get 3 building pennit because Bank None Nor)e None 1 the same fashion as we do when an adult
-we thought our to01ng-was Serure," is a defendant," he said. T~ develo(!ment compallJ.'S represen-Bum The-young -high school--student-at.
tatives pointed Out-that their long-terffi Care Nooe None None t legedly shot Twiddy at tbe_-hrught of an
financing for the development has not yet argument over the placen1ent of dirty
been approved. Kidney clothes in the house where the victim had
If the project is declared "legal non· Dialysis None None been a visitor.
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The principal gains in-Irvine Compan y-
revenue ca me from industrial develop-
ment and operation of inVeStment prop-
erties, such as office buildings, shopping
centers, apartment complexes and in·
duslrial inventory buildings, Mason
stated.
Ma son noted that gross revenue from
the company's agricultural operations in-
creased to $8.3 million, from $7 .8 million
in fiscal year 1971·72.
Irvi ne Company shareholders, meeting
at corporate headquarters at Newport
Center. learned that for the sixth con-
secutive year the dividend rate had been
increased.
CQnforming," attempts to finalize finan-(Inpatient) T¥liddy assertedly began arguing v.ilh
committees dealing with foreign affairs cing will be handicapped, they said. the ~loberly boy and the youngster's t
l·oined diplom. ats Snd other SoVie. t_ and After close to an hour of hearing, the Radial.ion brother before the shooting took place. · · ted t · th 01·.~1.-3 • 3 21 The victim was felled· by four or~live U.S. officials in appiauding,_ then in ·comn'ilssion vo 0 contmue e "&''........ ' • shots in the chest ana neck . ' • !.
toaSting the event with champagne which discussion to July 9. The planners said The weapon used in the shoot g -tbe
Dividends applicable to the 1972·73
fisca l year totaled 54 cents a shafe com·
pa red with 46 cenls a share for 1971·72
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Nl·xon ordered distn.buted among them. they wanted to -look at all areas in 1· horn i<I I . ~111·~*1---11
La N. 1 h d · ha 1rst ic ' e invo ving a JUV
As Rogers, Butz and Gromyko affixed guna igue w ere ownzoning s I I hi 22 !'be ·n.. bee ed oca story -was a . ·ca 1 r r1'1"
their signatures to the documents bound n propos · A e B • kept in the house, initial reports said. #
in blue and red folders, Nixon and Two factors have brought the case into men can usmessman The youngster ran from the home afid
•Brezhnev sat 10 feet away in straight-focus: \Vas arrested moments after he phoned
backed chairs. With an interpreter hover--The state has legislated that all local police from the pier after the 11 : 18 a.m,
ing between them, they talked with muc_h goven1ments must bring . existing zoriing incident.
animation and gestures throughout the and regional general plans into con· l{idn d e Ar • He was booked into the local poliCe
ceremony, paying mu. attention to the sistency. . ape m geutina department then transferred tO Juvenile
actual signing. -A proposed freeway route through Hall where he . remains.
After the ceremony, held beneath the Laguna Niguel was deleted. Murray said that his investigators and
crystal chandeliers of the state Laguna Niguel Homeowners• Associa· members of the District Attorney's staff
Department's Benjamin Franklin room, tion representative Jack Cressman said BUENOS AlRES (AP) -T h e It was not knowh if the kidnapers were planned sessions late this afternoon to
Brezhnev headed back to the Blair House this group has tried for two yean to American president of the Argentine common criminals or terrorist guerrillas, discuss all aspects of the case. v~tig~tor ~ Oxandaboure threat~ed where he was having lunch with pers~de the commission to consider the subsidiary of the Firestone Tire and Rub-but the abduction had lhe appearance of After that session a formal DA's com· h~m w1lh a fi rst degree murder rap if he members of the Senate Foreign Relations rezontng. . · Co ha been kidnaped pofi a guerrilla operation. plaint specifying charges will be filed and
JOHNSON ...
J not confess lo a lesser c~arge. _ -Gommittee-before-going_to--1he___W_hite~~J>eOple bough~ property _ in ber mpan::;,Y __ ;;;:';,.;,;.;;:..::::=C'-'2' :__ce~~~Tbe,~'.J!~,,1!!'ice""S011~l'rce;";'j'"111~·d':'1IO'Ca~rmed~~me""in".---ar-ralgrune11t~sGheduJed before--a-juvenile-
The suspect . -. escr1 bCd tn t 12 H us for afternoon talks with NiX:-00 on·Ui-gun·a--Nlgller,-~tng-tocressman~s:e . a . usmg fiVe vehicles blocked Thompson's court referee.
months after his wife 's brutal death as tr 0 d e they sa.w a general plan which· In areas They 1denUfied him as John Thompson, chauffeur-dMven limousine and forced the Decisions at the arraignment could be i~creasingly depresserl and morbid!~ ~h~~e congressional approval is re-not owned by the developers was a 55-year-old U.S. citizen who has lived in executive into a getaway car; ''Ibey ad-made as to ~·hether the youngster would \vllhdraw~ . yo~t~ retun1ed to fun uired for major expansion of Soviet theorettcal, not ~al,. . Argentina two years. ded that three cars were U3ed to in· continue through the juvenile court pt'O-" dame~tahst rchg1on ~ and. psychotJ;ierapy ~ade the subject was certain to come up Now the corruruss1on has been directed 11'le S()llrce5 said Thompson was seized tercept Thompson's vehicle and curb it cess or be prosecuted as an adult.
-at Umes $USpected he did beat ti.is wife t th~ luncheon. by !he ~ard of Supervisors to review ~II Jrlooday by a band of. anned men 85 be \\'hile the other two remained in front "That's up to _the DA ·s office and the
to death. a ph D-Minn) zoning 1n the county which conflicts with -... being dri home · bis limcusine and behind as cover. courts " M 'd Pro6ecutors maintained the quareel Seo. Hubert H. Hum rey ( · • cxisUog g'eneral plans. was . ven 01 Firestone ii the aecmd largest of four 1
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over marijuana use . by the young told a . newsman . that another question ~ ~e Firestme plant in Llavallol, an tire-making ~ 'in Argentina. u.s.-
military policeman was involved. tha~. rrught be, ratsed. was. that of ~viet industrial. suburb 15 miles south of owned Gooilyear is first. Firestone was
The validity of the drug sodium pol!CY on Jewish emigration -a policy F p I Buenoe Aires. establisbed'here in 1931 and an expansion Motorist Takes
amytol was specifically raised in the which !'18ny members ~f Congress want l'OM age Thompson, an ama~ a~or • was progrmn at the big Uavallol plant is
reversal of Johnson 's second degree changea before granting trade con· COUNCIL scheduled t~. appear tonight m a r,ro-under Way. Hitcl1hiker's
Gear-Not Him
murder conviction. cessions. • • • ductlon .of The Desperate HOl..!rs~ a There was no immediate report of a
Conflicting viewpoints were offered by Nixon stopped en route to the signing play ~Hing the story of three mmtrl~s r8DS)m demand for Thompson.
professionals claiming the cheinicaJ ceremony to pick-up Brezhnev at Blair dependent health insurance. Heretofore who invade a home and hold a family
cracks 'defenses of su bconscious mind to llouse, remaining inside there with tht hostage. . . allow torrents or truth, while .others Soviet leader for about 10 minutes. the employes themselves have picked up Company officials. declined to ma~e
maintained the right person can lie just The motorcade took them down 17th the tab for the family, while the city paid any com~ent or ~1sclose 11lompson s
as easily under its influence. Street and along Constitution Avenue for the worker's healttl coverage. hometo~n· m the Uruted States.
within sight of-the Washington Monument Advertisetnents askmg supporters to
Students Enter
1f eek of Finals
and Lincoln Memorials. Street crowds contact city councilmen on the benefit were sparse. After escorting Brezhnev to his door issue have appeared in the city within tbe
on the way back, Nixon proceeded di-past week, sponsored by the bargaining
rectly to the White House and went d~-organization for the police and .. the
rectly to bis hideout office in the Old guards.
Executive Office Building. 111e accords were reached by lower Little public comment has coine from
From Pllfle 1
GUNPOINT. • •
Oemente Plan
Due Rehearing
. A New Zealander visiting the South
Coast a.'i a stopover during a jaunt to
London may have wound up stranded in
San Clemente this week -the victim ~ Of
An exemption rrom Proposition 20 con· a dirty triCK. "'
trols denied a San Clemente project '\\ill But police do have a lead on the
be reheard by State Coastal Zone perpetrator of a hitchhike scam which
(;on&ervation Commissioners Wedn~ay left Eric Pullman of Whangari, N.Z .. in Tommoe. without his plane ticket and p¢rsonal
'Tl&.-• • , 9 30 . gear. 1 Witliout Library
Though a $3 .2 mill ion library is about
lo open at Sadd!eback College, there is no
library at all du ring final s week.
level officials in the weeks before Nix· city spokesmen during the negotiations.
on and Brezhnev ronvened their second Councilmen have been kept abreut of
set of talks in 13 months. Each stemmed the developments during frequent ex·
from break-through exchange agreements ecuti~e sessions with Carr.
armed. "I've looked into the matter and
as far as could be detennined nobody
pointed a gun at a membe: of the public.
"As far as the fibn is concerned it is
my understanding Uiefilm was glVeR Up
voluntarily,'' the spokesman said.
1111: ~SSlon meets at : a.m. an Pullman told police he and a com-\
Torrance City ~all, 3001 Torr~ Blv~___pa.nion brul been hitchhi_Jting at_AY.enida -+ _
. One of_ 22 pubhc hearings m 1fiC agenda de! Presidente and Santa Margarita
lS 1!18L for an appeal by Fairway when a foreign van pulled up and a youth 1\
Students were notified in the campus
paper a month ago that the old library
would be closed during tin:lls.
~1oving vans began carting the scQool's
60,000 vol umes and furniture to the new
building a1onday in preparation for ifs
dedication before commencement Fri~
day.
Mel ~litchell, director of CQllege and
co1nmunity services. said duMng normal
sessions all classrooms are occupied and
thu.s could not be made availa ble for
sLudy use in I.he interim .
The student center is still available for
study use, he said.
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From Pagel
WAGE HIKE •••
session \Vhi ch lasted about 90 minutes.
\Vhen trustees returned the string of
resolutions orfering the blanket \\'ag e in·
creases came in rapid-Cire succession.
Hurst "'as the only dissenting member
on the motions to leave the door open to
future benefit negotiations, asserting that
his tone no vote was a gesture to show
the futili ty in hoping for new income
because of Senate Bill 90, which froze the
a1nount of cash the district can receive
through ta xation.
"It's useless to hope," he said. "The on-
ly "'ay a change could come about would
be for new laws to be passed and that's
highly unlikely," he said.
At one point in the succession or ap-
provals one member of the audience
raised the tender issue of the recent 1().
percent \l.l·age increase granted Supt.
Truman Benedict.
Teachers charged trustees with gran-
ting ·a greater raise to Benedict tha n to
teachers.
Benedict began to defend t.hc issue but
Jfurst interrupted .
"Let me explain thal completely,"
Ilurst sa id.
"Truman's salary does not come with
nonnal step increases. but the teachers'
schedules do. \Ve granted him a cos t-of·
living raise of five.percent and a normal
step increase of five percent to cover the
las t two years \\'hen we did not change
his salary at all. Tbtre was nothing dif·
fcrent In that action than what the
teachers 11re getting here tonight," Hurst
said.
Once the approval sequence ended
COn!tlln made a parting shol. Pointing out Ihat he had altended all
board meetings so far this year, Conklin
· ndded that he has tried to represent
tea chers' needs and foster the district's
motto or "excellence in education."
"But now it's O\'er and by the tlme )'Oll
people return fronl your break, I'll be
home.
11Good b)'t,," he snld griml y.
,
clude:
-Consideration of a planning com-
mission recommendation for approval of
a bid_to convert_apartments under con-
struction at El Camino Real and Avenida
Magdalena to condominiums. The 60-unit
pn)ject known as Fairway-Seaviews will
have 60 units on slightly more than two
acres under the city's highest-density
zoning.
-Another planning matter involves
conditional approval for -a 92-unit con~
dominium on nine acres across , La
Esperanza from civic center. 'l11e land
previously was destined for a hospital
project. _
-continued consideration of a com·
plaint by Mr. and Mrs, Walter Klohs w·ho
are in the midst of a diapute with the
o'vners of Shorecliffs Golf Course. The
flap focuses on a strip of Klohs property
which had been leased as access to the
r~ourth Tee, but later turned back to the
owners rn a conditiop which the couple
has deplored. carr had asked fcit delays
.on council action on claims Uiat the con·
dilion of th e strip constituted a public
nuisance . The city mariager said he
would have to determine lf the clty
should become Involved in the Issue or If
it were a matter between two private
landowners.
San Oementeari
Held in Beating
A 22·year--0ld San Clemente man was
subdued with chemical mace by San
Clemente police early this morning after
.a barroom dispute during which he
allegedly beat a woman.
Olfictrs said they used the chemical
after Phel~ Sauncalmalo Se'e of 230
AvenidS-Yfctorl became combative.
after the employes of Tlie l'lace at 1409 N •
El Camino Real called lor ortlcen to
stop the light.
Se'• assertedfy wu beating a 19-year·
old woman at the time ortlcers arrived .
The man was booked Into city bail on
ch3r~eJ of assault ·and battery. .. _ ..
Seaviews Company and Great Oak offered the pair a ride. Eggers said he and agents talked about
turning over the film in his office nearby
just after the arrests.
Management Company. They were The New Zea lander sald he thn!w one
"You know as well as I do, you have no
choice," Eggers said. He said he was told
the..govenunenLcould...go_to_court_to...get.
the film if necessary.
deJl!ed an CJ:emptioo f9" a residential canvas bag of gear -with the m7
proJect at 2.501 S. El Cam.loo Real by the airline ticket stored inside -and fhtn
South C.oast Regional ('.ommlsslon . turned for his second knapsack.
____erop----20,~tho ...('l)8Stltne iniUatiYe, was But before be could_ load it on~the_ van
passed by voters Jut November. the driver sped off.
WHO'S BEHIND YOU?
How much do guaronteff mHn7 It depends on the item involved
and tho manufoclvror.
A $I 00,000 house is guaranteed for ONE yHr.
Most automobiles ere guoranteed from 30 days to one year.
Most electrical products ore guoranleed from 90 days to one year.
Guoranlees on carpeting are complicoted. The rule in the industry
is TWO YEARS for man,ufacturing d • f o ct s. The feeling is that
monufactvring defects will ,surface within that two year period. Beyond
this, these manufacturers fool.there or• too mony variables in the usage
to give coverage beyond that period.
Don't be misled by "Phoney" 9uaranf11s. They are pro rated,
based on mill-invoice costs, plus padding and lobor to change. By the
time you figure them up, if usually costs more to change than the origin1I
purchase price. •
Carpel manufacturers tell us that a preponderance of complaints
is not because of defects but because of improper insfollotion. We
minimize the number of compl1lnts by having the best insteDors ar0<1nd.
Also, we deal only with more substantial mills, further reducing · problems,
Buying from Alden's will give you the greatest security,
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household moves: local, long·
dis ce and international. All
major national carriers are
usually in a position to have
their local agenl handle all
three types.
regU a JOOS to gl\'C S 0 '\::;'' Thi QUOll· 1f t71' .O:t,;, tu,tm El Y; "'Atll nlv )~ IYo I do !IOI lllCIUClll h tU '~• ~ llOd P11 '"' ~ Rex llt 6 ~ you. rtl• I m1ro.w, m1r• uae c ll ll~ 1nc1u j3 l:Mlr. R•'t'l'1 &It "" \1 _.n or comml cr1 12 17\l '""' •'h 2!\'f R!•tl Ml iMt
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orph ans, the legacy o ( 12 vea rs of American in· T111 1011-1ng ptrlOrl 11 c1011111 oo,1ne11 NAME sTAT•MIENT
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Published oien;e C01s1 O•ll'f Pilot Clerk ot Or•na• County on Mny ,,, 1973. present location. Ask frlends ,
June 19, 16, Ind July J, 10, 1'7l 1193-73 WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY neighbors and bu sines s CLERK, Dr The<eu M. W1 rd, Dtputy.
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Wrnn 1uests as tilt lt11s1ed friend
af • Chinese d!plomat who is lll•
object ot an 1sussin1lion pl1n.
0 Soriq tor Dollm
O OO@ EDUCT--
D. Wllco~tn Rk:l'llrCI l"vetdl, 1:1111 4 "(" E'ln St ..
Thli IJaltmenl WIS flied with IN Cou.,. Gltrdln Grove, Cl. 92644 been m any i'"'i
ly Clerk 01 Orange County on MoV :l.l, Sle~en 8. He/Ml, 2220 Conllntnll l Aw., C 0 ffi plaints Po1tTER 1973. Cos!• Mlt.a 91617
F·usn This bvslnest 1s conducted bV 1 ge111r111 a bout a mover with whom you
Publls-hld OrMlff Cool! 01ity PHOf, pttl111r5f'llp 'd · d • .... ,_ Moy 29, •nd Jun1 S, ll, 19, lt73 1Sfj..7l Chester L. B•rrt &.re COflSI erulg-Otng uu.:i.we5S.
This 111a1ernen1 was meet wl1h "" covn--Then ask t •"o or thr ee
(CJ (90) "The Htist" (R) (dra) '72 !----------tr Oerti: ol Or-eng1 Counly on J\IM I, 197]~ "
-Ch1!stopher Georp, £1lzabeth 1 ___ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_'O_T_IC_E __ _ PuhH•hed OrillO• c~st Dilly ":1~ move rs to come to your house
J11ne n, It, 26 and Ju1v J, 1973 1791.11 and estimate costs. Show each Ashley, Howard Otlfl, An 11mortd
car 1u11d, 1Hessured into h1lpfn1
rob his own truck, finds hll career
ind hiS life In the bal1t1Ct n hi
tr!esJo prove Illa lnl\OetJ:ICI. m Mlrw Crlllill .._
till) """la
t :OO D lwlll.1 "Thi AIM .,,.
ID Dr1p 1t
tE ""'' IDlh<'"T-
1:30 0 (j) CIS lundly MovM: (C)
(90) M(etp I ll [JI Oii Deni ... "
stars Jacki• Cooper tnd Lynae frtd·
e1kt. "Ill Daddy," sUrs RMq
Grier as 1 foolball hero vi:~o lur111
f(lurmet ,11e1. "Daddy'• Clr1," stars
Eddit Albert, Dawn Lyn an d Delle
Reese.
o-
Q) Set S.•rt
"'" NOTICE OF TIME AN D PLACE OF PUBLIC
SALE OF COLU.TEllAL
l l K . tS04, SuDd. ,, u.c.c.l
N111kl Is hereby given by Thi u.,.
du•lontd lhtl • l'Ubllc -wi. ol 1h1 iollow-lng dtM;rlbed coll111r1I will bl htld Ill Thi hour OI 9;00 O'CIOClr., A.M, on lhe 25th dlly The ol JuN. 1e11, 11 SS 51:18 189n Be.ch 11;
PUBIJC NOTICE
SLl'-424
FICTITIOUS I USI NESS
NA.ME STliTl!MENT
lollowl11g per'°" 1, i:lolnv busl11e1s
Blvd,. ti1M!lnQ!1>n BMc.11, County of MEDALLION ASSOCIATES, SOO Ol'1n111. s1,ue OI C1lllornl1. NeWJ)Orl £enrer Drive, Sul!• s.M,
(Oft.l:rlp!ion or collo1tr111J Nrwport Bt.t,h. C1l!lornl• '2'60
0111, oreases and omer petroleum Oov(l111 S. w1rr11l, JOO Newp«t pi-odvct11 llr\'i, lubM, b 1 I I Ir I t' I , Ceni.r Drive, No. .j.q, Newport Be1ch,
1ulomollv1 p~rtl al'ld 1cce1sorle1 , C11ll!Mnl1 92660 i¥vlce •!atloo 10011 an<1.equ41mon1. Th!1 bvstnn1 Is CM<luctW by a Limited Thl1 nonce 11 olven In ac.cordance wllh P1rlntr•hlp. lhe provl1Jon5 ol §.e(.1h:w1 9.\0.I, Subdlvlslofl Oou(lt11 S .W1rre"'
(3), ol tne Uniform Commercial Code ol "-•I Ptrtllll'"
Ill<! Sltlr of C1H!ornl1. This \1tltmenl Wll l!lf!d whh lhe COUii• OATEO; Jun• IJ, 1913. ly Clerk of Ortl'IO• County oo Jun1 7,
UNION OIL COMPANY 1913. OF CALIFO RNIA ROBl!"llT H. MO RlllSON, ESQ. <ld1 South Boylsroo Strttt ic.1mHcll. DIM1ru.
LOS Anoelf1, Callfor11l1 K1111111t & CllilH~ll By J, V. ~lllnly JY Newport Ctn18r DrlVI, Suire "' Ma'1al)er GIMr1I Services HtWPOfl B11ch, C1llloml1 Publl511td Or1n1t1 Coa1t D~llr PJlot J\11\t Tl!1ph0n1 1114) '44-4111 19, 1973 1815-73 FUHr
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pubtt1hed Or•noe C01st oanr Piiot,
J11ne 12. 11, 26, •nd Julr 3, 1973 •1I07·'3
ID MucNcllt Ralliat FICTITIOUS BUSJHESS --NAME S-V.TEMEHT, 8 Sil#
PUBLIC No:ncE
ai)ftstlnl •• ~.... -Tne lollow1n9 P.,-1on 1,·dolno buslntu SU~EJUOR COURT OF TH• .,; STATE OF CALIFOR NIA FOii
10:00 0 !(Al n:-JllC Rt-"Sins "' GROUP FOUR, .3001 A~ HUI EWincll THE COUNTY OF ORANGE WI.I ~ ,_,,. IV No. 257, CO'ill MUI '241• Ho. A-7'-'IJ
lhe f1!Pttrt" Producer Robtrt North· Virgin!• ·Edllll P1rke, l51SA Or1<>0e NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
shield it th• on-t1me11 reporter lor Av1 .. Co"• Mew, Call!. 9'1617 FOR PROBATE IJF WtLL AND FOR Thl1 bu1lnt1s1-t1 tondllCI~ 1)1 •n in· LETTERS TESTl.MENTARY this sp~!•I 111minins lh• pll&hl ol dl~ld1111. Euate ot WILLIAM H. EKBERG, •IMI
"'
d " · ,... · ... h Vlrvfnla E, Pdr~e known 1s W. H. EKBERG and I S ousan S"" fKll •r m1l"" OfP Ill$, Tiiis 11.iement wai tiled with thr Co.Jn· WILLIAM HOWARD EKBERG, Dicus~.
tilt ll&ICJ' of 12 yNrs of Amtricln tv Clerk al Orange CO<HllV June l, 1973 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11111 Jfl'i'Olveinanl •n Vietnam. • F·1l1U SUE EK BERG ha1 filed lltttin I pt!flllon
0 mm
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f P11Dll1tled Ora~ Caa11 Cally Plt<1r June tor Problte al Wiii al'ld for li.M11nc1 of s. 17, 19. 1t>. l'IJ 1777-13 Ltllers T1s1t1Mt1!1ry to PttltiOMr 0 ()) (j) m Mttc.s W•lbJ "Th• 1--------------1·. l I r . n c • to wlllch IJ m I d I
• • I · 1 PUBLIC NOTICE 1o<-turrher part1cu11rs. ano tt111 lilt 11me Or~ln1 He1rt" (R) A toP tt 1\1\S 011 and pjace a1 t>enrlll'O tt>e wme his beln
l1mCH lurns to pills and 1kohol -' ser tor Jlll'lt 26, 1m. 11 9:00 1.m., In 11w ~ ., FICTlTlOUS BUSI NESS courtroom o1 Oe$11rlment No. 3 al uold
lo ~Ml) her joO and her h111bll nv. NAME STATliMl!i NT court. II 100 Civic C11111r Drive Wts1, '" O MOvit: (C) (?tlr) >ff" Rodt fo-The foll-Ing perton Is doln!f business 1ne City or s111!a Ana. Cal!lorni1.
.. "''' (w") '61-Jimn Stewi.t '" Oa!~d Junr 1, 1913. '" TRAVEL AIRE R. V. INDUST RIES. WILLIAM E. St JOHN,
Richard Wldm1rk, SllltltJ .lontS. '2l02 s. Sus1n, ~1n11 An•, C1111. t2"1c.4 Cou11tv Clerk · ~ P•pa C.0llt9fl A_...rv Goollwln, 1.51 E. 2hl, VlllTUl!i ANO SCHECK. INC,
q,J (Miii Meu. Cl. 9U11 lly: J .... h c. Oblfl
or them all your belongin gs to
be m oved. Don't forget the a t-
tic, basem ent, garage, or even
summe r cottage. Point o ut all
the heavie st item s you'll w a nt
moved. R e£use to let a mover
• take an in ventory over the
'phonei. A re puta ble mover
depends on a n accur a t e
estimate to know how m a ny
shipments fit in his v an.
-FIND OUT "'hich ser vices
each mover would include in
the d eal -and how much
each would charge.
· -Do not a w afd the job to
any one mover strictly on the
basis or the cost e stimate. An
unrealistically low estimate is
a "low ball"-it is used by
unscrupulous movers as well
as by unrelia ble r epa.innen
simply to get the j ob awa y
from others who s tick to m ore
realistic figures. Similarly, a
mo\'er·s vagu e claim tha t he
is .. bon ded" or "certified" or
"insured" may be no
guarant ee to you of his
reliability.
Tllh ~lneu Is condvcled bY 1n ~ IH7 Wa lcllH Orlve, S1i1lt1 1'0I dlYldu.111 NfW!IOrt h1cll, Clllf. '26't
Ro•er'1'11ry G<lodw!n Tel: 1114) '42·"'6 m ~ Racn 10:30 0 Tai'. ltd
-Ma ke s ure any mover who
is making estimates for · you
giv.es yOu the Inte rs tate Com-
m erce Commission pamphlet
entitled "Importa nt N otice to
Shipper s 0£ Ho usehold Goods,"
o utlinin g your ,r ights a nd
obligations as well a s the
move r's. He is required unde r
ID McH1le'• NIWJ
J:l• IJ "'" OoW--(R) Jlny al_, """" Rted IUISIS. EI:) ....,,/""'11
CD H111111'1 HtrMI CJ Plllk:t Surrton "'Shadows" (R) 10:45 ED l lun Ill' I Ii.di nt11 (R)
W Te Tell flll lruttt
([)This II YoDI Ult
0 llUUIOI $ Movlt: (21r) .,,it\
Sltn:I" (dra ) '40 -Humphrey Bo-
r art, M hur Ktnrtedy, ldt Lupino.
a) Holf'Jwood Sq1.11m
mrut i irt
m Dt•rnet tt) Cltywrtchm "tearnlnt to rarm"
Chudt and Art visit WOlldland Hllb'
Pie1i;t eone1e. onlr locJ1 comm11-
nity tolle1e ol1erln1 1 dlrr• In
1~cult11r1I sc;ience.
l l:ODIJOOal!DED-
(1) (j) ll9J ""' o..,...,_
Cil Mi nn.I DlllH mrrwUt., c......-.. OJ Mnil: "UMUl111d" (dr1) '55-
l l :JO II fl) Mwle: (C) "flit Splll• !clrt)
'68-Jim Brown. Diahann C.1roll.
o ®J m-., """ io., Bishop is substitutt host.
0 ... tlstr
0 Dick Clark Host s Music * Salute to 50's . 70'•
. 0 0000 ED """ WorW ti i:.-
TMs •t111cmtn! w1~ flltd wlln 1111 Coun• Arton11r1 for Petl!l-r ty Cltrk Ill Or1"9'1 Coun11 Ol'I JUM I. 1973 PuDUshld O•ang1 C~rt oau.,. Pflot l"·UfU June 12, 13. 19, 19n 1110·73
Publllhld Ortfllll COllU D1lly Piiot,, i -------------JllM 11. 19, U •nd July 3, 1973 17U-73 P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC-N-OT'~l;;:C;;;E;----1 ---_-_:=::,_:u_:,N.:::::_:::_ __
SUPERIOR COURT OF TN l!i FICTITIOUS BUSINESS STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOii NAHIE STATEMENT THIE COUNT Y OF ORANO I: Tilt IOllOWl"9 per..ons Ire Cloing Ht. A·1,7S)
buslnes' as: NOTICE OF NEARING 0 .. Pl!TIT ION FOSS -REUTER A~SOCIATES, SOI 1'0 11 PROBATE 01' Will AND FOii Acacia Avt, Coron1 ~I Mar, Ca!. ~261.5 LEnEAS TESTAMENTAR Y Marllvnn L. Fou, 11~4 HtrmO!.I Ave., 1!1111!& ol JAMES R ANN E LL S
Hermoi.. Be.ch, Cal. CHESNUTT, Deceased. Helen C. R1Ntirr, .5011 Ac1cl1 A~.. NOTICE IS HEAEBV GIVE N lh1I Coron1 dtl Mar, Clll. EDIT H !SABEL CHESNUTT. II.II !Utd
Thls bvSint» Is COlldl.lcifd DV I 9ener1l '--'" I Pt"ttllon for ,.,._le Of Wiii Ind perln1rs111p IM ls1u11nce ot Let11rs Tes11men11ry ,
Helen c. Revier retffellCe lo wh ich I• m•d• for lurtt>er ;n11 st111emen! w11•. 111~ wl!n !lie coun-parllc11111n, ofld Ill•! lllt lime and place tv Clltr• of Orange county on Mav 23, of hearing tM silmt h111 bl!efl 1el for Jul~ IJ7l J, 1913. 1t 9;00 11.m .. In Thi courtroom ol Fm U ~rlmtlll No. l ot ll ld court, I I 100
Publlsllld Or•llQt C011! Dally Piiot Civic Cenrer Orlv1 Wen, 111 11'1'11 City ol
Mey 19 1nd Junt s 12 19 Hll 1611-r.i Senta AM. Calllornla. ' ' ' O•lrd J!Jf\e 15, ltr.l
P U BLIC NOTIC E WILl..IAM E, ST JOH N, County Clerli: i?:' Stand Up and Chm
ai)Comedr
G) lt ls Wrttllll
li) Add111s F1•ltr
11001!"11 A, SAEVIO _ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 111n ll'YIM Bt\ld., Suitt 20! ttrt11n11nt "American Bandstand 1------------
2Dlh ·Ann!Yemry Show" Dlclf-Ctarit.-
llosts for th• celtbrltion which ~n-
1:00 EJ Pi11ud1 (R) lusts lh• music and the ptrfofnt.
0 @) m NIC fuesd17 Miiie: (C) t rs ol the 1950s, '60s and '70!,
C2kr) "C1and Prit' Concl. (dr1) '66 with lilm dips ol il1rl such 11
-Jamn G1ft111r, Eva M1ri1 Saint, f r1nk.ie Avalon, Fabian, Pt ul Ank•
Yves Monl1rul. A dt•n'll •bout auto i nd Annette Funitello.
nclns lhat depktl !ht riv1lry m To TtU t11t Tnitb
1mon1 four drlvtll In competition
tor the "°'Id championihip. 12:00 0 Morit: .. Ml ldtf bJ Two" (mys) 0 rn (j) aJ I sJICl!L I loblftl ·~el r1m1, D1nielle OarrteUL
nacll , •• TIHI Fir$1 Tlntt [fff-GI Altrtf Hftdlcedi ,,_.
Roberti Flack. 1972 Grtmm~ Award 12:30 D HllfnflJ Patr.f
winner, ls SP0111thted In her first GI Mowlt: "'HI~ ~ Co11IW..-
specl1I. fht slnsl"ll sl1r wltos1 •IJ· tii l" (drt) '53-M1mit Van Oorell.
lislic r1n11 encompaues rodl 111d
roll, Jaa ind pop music pel1ofl'llS l :CI IJJ 0 DD Cll Mm
ln-<:onc:art. (I) Newt conlerencl-MIJOr ,. 1:45 B Mwir. "StlH1" (t0m) ·so -
Wlllon Ann Sheridan, Victor Maturt. m Mlrtd Hlkhcod Prllffh IP fllt U11to11ehablu t» L1 Senora Jov1n
fD Wlttt'11t1 H11rlnp ID E Edllldo dt Enlren•
l.'illt GI AJWllPt 9lw. "Ptnlc In .._
Strwti, .. "Ja._ lnlsll~lirf"
'1:45 II Mn : (C) "Stntar" (a~) 'GI
~11• Montaomery.
-----WA.Me STAT'l!Ml!"NT" • Tftll11....C.llf~tu11
Th• fol!owlno per100s are dol1111 Tll: !TIC) .,....10 bu1lness •s: AllDnllY for; P•tllio-TUSCO COMPANY, 1757 L•noter Publlshfd Oranii• CO{lll Otlty Piiot, Avenue, lrv!11e, 92705 June lt. '10, 26, 1973 191.-.73 Warmln11t001 Dl~e1oom,n1, Inc ,,!-------------
• C1lllor,.,11 COl"POl'lllon, 1151 L1nQl1y PUBLIC NOTICE AYtntHI, lrvlM '21115
GrlmstMI Ind fiOMt Oevelopmenl NOTICE TQ Clll!iOITO.S
Comp1nr, 1751 L.anvlt y Avtl'!llf, lrvlr>e SUPEJllOll COUllT OF THIE r~:s ix!i1ness ls bel"' Condi/tied b' 1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR TH E COUNTY DI" ORAHGI! ~l'lf•lll P1rtnershlp. No. A·r'46t
Cllartes R. Hooltl E IE LE Pl Th1s stalemenl l!ll'd with the County Esla1e Ill EUG N CART,
(lffl( of Ora1'19t' CclvlllV l>n MIY 24, 1"1l. ~~~rc'e IS HEREBY GIVEN lo ll>e
Wit.LIAM E. ST JOHN. COUNTY crtdllors of the abow 1111rM11 dectcltnl CLERK, By Tiit...,. M. Wara, Oeputr. niar 111 persons hlvll'lll clalml IOllnll Hit
F1SS5l 11!d dMtde!'lt are reQUlred to 1111 tllem, ~ubll1llld Ore!'lgt COflS! 01lly Pllor, with lhl necessary Y011Cher1, In thtl otnct
Mav 29 ilnd Jun• S, 17, 19, ltn \6.Jt.r.i ol thil clffk ot tht oboYe enllllMI court. or
10 p•1Hnt lhom, w1111 "" ntet1uorv
P UBLI C NOTICE vouchlrs. to 111e uncltnlone.i 11 1t1t a111ct ___ _c_:__:_ ______ I or hlr 1rtomey, EOG.All A. NATHAN, Al·
FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS IO!'Mr I I L1w, '*'° WtU_Ol~c 8\vd .. NAM E STAT EMENT Beverly HIU1, C1IUornl1 90111, W'llkh b Thi tollowtng pers.ons art dOlno the place Of business of 1111 utlder1!gnMI In bu\l1111ss 1s: 111 ll'l1ttrr1 IM!•l11l11t11Q lo Thi ef!ete ol t1ld 0 ) KAM.$ ICENNEl..S (') KAMSOU decl'dent, within four rnontl\s 1ttrr tile KENNELS r19., nm Rlvtttlclt Drive, llr•t publlc1tl011 Of lhl1 not1c1.
Sitn11 An1, C1t1f. 92.101 01ttC1 June 18, 1t7l
M1rlfn -R. SoYlll Jr .. 10:m Riverside LEONIE MONPIOU)C Drlv1, Sonia Ana, c1111. 97701 Extteutrlx ol tflt WHI 1<1r11 R. sov111, 20332 Rlvwslde Orlv1, 01 the al)OVf 111ml'd dtc1d1111
S•nt1 An;i, (;41!1f. 97107 EOGAJl A. N•TMAH Thll bvslr>ts• 1• conducled bY •n 11'1-AU(lrMr II L1w dlvldlltl IMO Wiii Olym11lc IU\ld. Martin R. South Jr, lfVt'rlY HUii, C1lltWTlol1 911111
1:00 OJ (C) "lnt WDfld 11 Slnblld" Thi• t11111men1 wit l!led wltll 11\i Coun. Ttl' tlUl 111-SIU
Del Webb
Eyes Ne,v
P1·oject
Special to the Daily Plk>t
S AN DIEGO -The Del E .
W ebb Corp. a nd Ranch o San
Diego have announced a
m anagem ent agreement, pend-
ing con.summ~tion_-9.f a joint
venture, to develop a 5,000-
acre "New T own" called
-"Rancho' san Dlego .
Adjacent to El Cajon and 12
miles from do wntown San
D iego. the d evelopme nt is
owned by F ir st Nationa l City
Bank. New Yor k, acting as
trustee for client of its invest·
ment manag8lle nt group. a nd
will be managed b y the We bb
Corp.
The Webb firm is creator of
the Sun City resort-retirement
communities and h o u s i n g
developments in ll a w a i i ,
Colorado. Michigan, Virginia
and Illinois. The corporation
owns the Newporter Inn in
Newport Beach.
B ill R. Doss. vice presid e n t
of the We bb Development
Group, said "R.-1ncho San
Diego will ultimately involve
several hundred m 111 i on
dollars in investment."
IP': Dovie DI I~ J\'a LOC!lr• 41'{, ~ S.01 Ads • •'It Jaw The amount YOU pay ll(d Aok rrnkll\ 0 1\t. l LotWI Co "YI fl S~lfm (p 1111 lit: · AcUSMI \! 191.'1 con L•D 36\i li: Mid Gt• 1'\11 s Samsnll 1~. 1 depends 00 the Weight Of your Alex Al~ \"i 1114 r..,c E• 79 l Maj Riiy •l'o .5'41 klleftr ~ • 1co Ll'ICI 1.5 1 ~ Pti.o 13~ 3~ Mt ICO.t :!II\.\ 3911 Scholl .... 25 :WO Shipment, the d istance t O be A 10 Bev :>t4i 2'io El Nuc1I 4"\j, S\" M•rll Fri JtU l~V. ~on l~n II il"
shipped, the mover 's travel ~Jl~ ~:' 1 ~l.: l~V. E~ro~a. CL r.: ,;~ ~~'t.:ct: n~ ~V. ~~1'~ ~ 1:°" l~
tl·me between his •--and ~.AN•1 10 l~ 1~•n I' ~JI• '!'• MCOu1r 1s I~ C:r :fo I IV. 2".'o ~ .. rterlt ~ •c;; ,Kii 1,., S l'f Mld<ll'I 11\lt 11\-) 5e1 wrld 19\lo lf
Your •-.. -·. and the numher or ·.·.··E.~ ,,. 7~ l Ptlnr 6'1\ "' MtClltrn d f9 i v Mtr<;tt ll'i\-12\~ lllJWW "' 50-\• Sl~ F•lr ne lr'it \1 M.erld In tU 7\1':1 vm•llr ~-1fu
hours it ta kes to perform the AAmm ',!~,1 n~ 11v. F1rl011 El 1'" ll Mever Fr s .... 1n uo i.a '. • ., 7~'1 7h Farm Br l l ~ )1~20~~ Shlhr Cp ~. 1\o
Special Services yoU requ ire, ~~t-G's", J7''• 33 F1vs Dr1 6'1l 71-Mlniocr loll..., .511? Shortw g1• 610 ....,., ·~ 11\111~ FlnQrtil l• I ~ Mots G1s 1~ :z•v. Slmp"'" 1 \•111,
Suclt as packing Am Teltu ti 1• Ftl B°''" 16 16"-Minn il'•b S\11 ' S1111p Toh .Sl'ilo )2\• . Am Wttd 10'4 nv. h i T11FI" 7S 15~ Mocllll CP ll 19 l'lld P•P lS ,,,,
Explore al'cr natl'ves lo the Allfllvor 4.5~• *'" h i WilF l"li 1 MOl111 In ll\111 3'\.'i *"' Ut:, IS'" -Anlr.en lri JI\ "' Fhco Inc 7;c, a\111 M<>Or* SI 1'~ 1·~ SllnldY I 1, IS\;&
Professional move.r to reduce A,~,,'M'"''E 10 10..., F11 T1110 11.\9 11 Morrlli11 1vi 9\.'); j 'd Anl• '•It is"' 1311.i 141/':r Fllt kcir U h 13~'1 Mo1or Cl f\~ 10 lk N All 2:2\'I :1'3111
the COSt Of m ovlilg If You Ardn Myl 2~ 3 For11I 01 n•1 1~~· MSI Cata Sla ''lo lkH Brv.i t II . . ' Arto Aul 14 ISYJ Frank El l'.o ~ NII CnvSr I"' 9\0 Sltllr. N S I'~ ~ have only a relatively small Arr""' Hr is.,., 16'• Fr1nr11 23\'l! u~ N11 Llb•v •i,;, ~Su0t' El 91, t\li • I I bl Arvlda ~ '~' Frltncl le 23l~ 1' NI MdlCr t 10 Svllll'" Co lO'l:.. 111.o collection 0 n 0 t va ua e Asw Col• JN 201.l. F"r!Kh R lllilo 1~ NI P1tent ~ 6 SilDO I'd S\:o 6 ...
Ion · d h ihe 1· AU Gs LI '"'°I~ Fror FdE evi 9 Ntldhll'I lOl"j 11111 Tallv Cro 3'<'• llo be giogs an ave tme A11to Trn 1w. 1tu Fu111r " 101,, 11+~ Newt1 co 1°'" 11\o'r T11mP1J1. ... "" • th I · I Baird Alo Jl'll svi Fun~ !ee I,.. IJ Nfnq GE 11c.., 11 ~,, to su pervise e move air Y B•lrd wr l6~t 17\'I G111111v c 1" w J.1f•'~ 16~ T1vl or w '6'• .16~
Closely. a Onc-m 2 n p'icku~ '•'•~d'w',F!' :n~ 111,~ G1tbrth 12'• 211. NJ Nat G IS"lli 16\~ Te1ecm "'• I'• r .. 11\:. l,..,. Gerflnk n •_. 16~. Nlco1er In ~ ru TlllonY 11 .. 7'/t
lruck varietyofmovefmaybe Bt lv Mii lfliJ9lo G•re LrJ 7r, 7'111 Nielsen A 3' 3'1\>J Tlml OC 1'1 B ... Bnx Bld11 ,,._ 16'• ~lco Co 91, IO Niels~" B J.4 3'\.'J Tllll' 1,._ ,.,,
II.•• B ut be on · gua~ th1"s B111k II.el 1''• ,,~ ~n Au!m . 1s·~ 26"' NO!'d•lr lf ,,,,., Tow/I Ml '"" 10' J • IU, Barnelo H I " '1t n AuroP 16\' 111-, N-NtG 9"11 '°"' Tr111 C1I 1•1 I"
bus"'. CSS 15" l'"dcd wt"th fly by Basi.e1t F 1f\/. 1S'• n Crude 79~~ :JO'• N11~eU Co 4S ~I'll Trn GtsP H '1 41.io
d
:"'( I :h · Bavless 11 11 1~ l!td !nu 6\lo 7l, N11Clr A• t~ 7tl)Tm Ocen 11• .. 131,
nights a n 1 you <lea Wlt a e~une F 4'" ~ Gold Med ''"' 21• ~kwtt H 61.'o 6411 Tmon F11 ~ 10•• ' . !•kin Cp 6'1• 7''i G•hm Ml 10'" 11 cean Or S2 .S.:S Uni C•PI 11 1·• small ·unknown ouU1t you do i!ntlY ts 71 7.1' Grtoft Sc 11•, 6'.li un Elf 7 I Un 00 Sol 1 ~ I '•• ' ' . Best Prd 35 36111 GrtV Adv ""< IOllo l'IQr Ml ~ l.'o UnArl Tll •>.I. )"" so strictly at your OY.'n risk -""' Lib 31•:. ll!i.:. 11.ch Ch 11t ?tv. ~·h Los '"' us Bk Nt 111 l"•
par ticularly on a long-distance gJ:O or~ 1~14 1~: ~:nn ~n~ lf~ /~~ Oh;1Ver~ 'J:Z ~ ~~lvTr~d; l!v. l}:! Bird Sons "n\~ 14'• Hamil Br ))',< 31~1 8:!1 C~t 13\lo 1•111 Unv MoOI St.• ~ m ove, Bob Evns 16'• 17 Harl~n p S" 5V. rmonl @;, 714 V111M Ho 6~• 71, 80<'!h Np ~11'• IS Hari>er R 6'·~ 6\i vrmyr x6 \.'t 7W Viinte Sn 5'e 9.li
EVE RY T~1 E you make a
trip to inspect your new house
or community, ta ke at least a
few thin gs w ith you in your
c21r -especially paintings,
sculptures. lampshade. bric·
a-brack which otherwise w ould
have to be specially crated.
Of course, you can always
r ent a haul·it-yourself truc k o r
trailer, whic h you can now get
in almost. any size or shape -
if you have the time , e nergy
a nd s kill to d o the whole n1ov·
ing job yourseH. B etween IO
and 15 percent <lf Americans
who move do so them selves on
s hort moves - often at sav-
ings of 50 percent or m ore,
a nd the number _of-d o-it·
Brtnto I ~n·.:n H&wth Fl P• Ill Overs NA l '• 4~ Van DYk 10 11 Brinks In 10'1 11'..t Htthroo c 6 l<''l Orlle Cro. Sl'o ~Van Shck 11'1 9'l Brow11 Ar 6"i 1 Hi!ll!n 'M1 7'li • PabsJ Br 6ol\~ ~ lcrorl St ,...,, 11)1, Buc kl)e 11-. 12Vo Htslll>n 11'• !Pt Pnccar 32\.'I D V. VldtG Sys l.., •i.:. Bucir.IY 6~J 61~ He~i;el ( 1311 lf" P•c Gam 1N 11\lo Vlsu•I !IC. 71'. I Burno SI 1.'ll• 2:1:.Z Homwd S~l ''" Pie Lum 3ttli Vol Sllot . )3l• lllli Buller M ~J~''• ~·'• 1-!oovtr 101'2 21 PaSo 8rd t 9 •Wash NG 13l1i 13'l C< m Ta11 :l.l~ ?~•;, Hun! M!11 1? 11'• Pan OCOI 13 J;µl W111le Ml 16:\i '""° C11pl Sow 4 1~ ·~ Hv1tt C 10'·4 10>~ Ptul 11.ev lS~l 16\'I Wa~mn I 10\/< 10'\4 Ci!S N Gs 11 0\ 11 Hyster c 19'11! 19'• P1111lev p 3~ • Webb RI .v.o '"• Ctn VIPS t~~ 17...,. Inda w1r l9l• ltc~' Pvlss Cas 1614 17 Wetden S 11\11 Chmo Pl 111"" 11 1/l Inds Nuct 71"° 2'l Pav N Sv Ill.II 11"-Welqt Wt 14 lS Chanel A 19\lll 20 h.f0te• 6'1 1 PIG.& W lt'lti 11'1 W~no M IS(\ 15~ Cllllnl Co 4•o •'• !nl1I (rp l3~ ,_. ... Pet H&H 15"14 ''"" W~!csl Pl 6\to A cnern Co Jl'U :Joi\< !nllrc E11 Plr Y1 Perro Lw PM a11i Wst Pub! 1.MI. 1S~• Cnl Br I< 76 11\? 1111m1 Gs 1~ 1'1'1 PlcN SIY O 1 Wlllr Fd 20 20'h Chri' Sec Int Alum '~ 5\1) P 11krln 2.5 261.; WIU1mt J 1ai. 11~• 1S6 166 111 BkW A 6'~ 61~ PIOl'.ler W 1'.~ s•i;; wnin H 13'4 U V•
1
1111 U A .'.19 :1111'1 lnlrst (I) 11 \'I' 11 Poer Ind 12'.l. 13'~ Wini PkT IW. 17V. leVtil~ 10\IJ II lret1nd R 3'• .... Plend Mk 12\'.o 13'1o WilC PL! lm 19:t.0 1-Cro 13 1• J1mesb 9"tl 10Ve POPll Bro ••• Sl.lt Wood Liii 17\11 11·~ Of:"llC L• 16~ 171.-. Jet AlrFr .;:. jVJ Posl CP 1oi-, 111(,i W0tlCI Sv "°"' ;m oml Shr 1'V:i 26\'I Jo!Avn M, 17V. 1 Pfltf Goll ,,,. 3 Wrlllhl W ~ mwTI P Zlllo 2l'• 1(111er St 11 11,,. Proqres l?V. 13 Xom• CP 1-.; onl!lll P 14'h ltti ICa v1r c t :it. '""' PSN c ir l H'o 111;, Ylll•j <rt '2 OU$ins lr 17~ Kearn Tk S'• 6 Publshr 1\11 1-" Z\eo r Co •~ ,.,.. Cross Co 18~ 19 ICeUwCld J6\li 17''• Pu!n C<iP 4~·1 ~ Z 001 Utn 26Yo 21
'
MUTUAL FUNDS
yourselfe rs is i n c r e a s in g •-..w...
steadily. Nrw York -Fol· lncom 6.11 7.ll Fund IS.00 16~ Nl!.W EH• \.,..: low ing 11 " Isl of SPICI l.•l 1.16 Purnn 9,12 10.0I EauJl\I IS.S116.92 Tfle COSt Of r e nting a lar ge bld Ind 11•~ r._rl· Ven1~r 6.M 7.26 Sttem F 3.91 •.17 ~rwth 10.M J I ·~
truck ranges upward from $20:-F'J""'" ~~ Quo~ 11:~ ~~~~~,.: Trcnci 72·28 24·35 N~": Mt '
1f:;; ':"' ll>e NASO Inc. Fron Co •t .1 S.,l FINANCIAL Nell Ci ni 4.~ '·" $25 a d ay, plus 15 cents or so Molldil ShTr Bi 611 lo16 PA:OGllAMS: Neuw111 1.n !·" s 1 ).35 s·1s Fin Ovn J.92 3. 111 .... ron 11.30 1 AS per mile Plus lhe ~ of gas Ju1111 11, '13 ... ~. '' 10-1 · Fin Ind •.11 •.21 Nw Pers lJ.23 \'., , '-""" '-'"' .4 11.:111 Fin Inc S.59 5,59 N-Wld 17.02 3.il
and i~uran00ce. M lln y.dren
1
1aJ --.Id Ask ~~'Ni~~AL V•nl 1.1, 3.76 Nk hl•t 1•.s11•.sr
com panies ·t ay p rov1 e, or ADMIRALTY: conv"' 9.•s 10,.", 1,l1
1;fr Va lo.;ia ll.34 ~i~~v1r !~ 1::&1
. I ds kin Grw!h '·22 •.62 Eciuuv J.12 .• INVE)TOltS• §:m.ga l.36 1,4 a fee, specie pa , pac g 1rocom l.11 •.01 Fund ,•-,Y, ", ~ OI..: Fd .s.11 s.62 Nell I' "1! ":l!
I · truct• lru.urn 7.IJ 1.n Grwlh ,g boxes, etc . -p US .IDS lOns Ad~iser f.17 4.~ lncom 9"71 10·61 Grlh Fd 6.72 7.3~ e W II IS. 15.
ho I t h t lh . Aetnt Fd 1.,1 8.38 V1nlur 1'1M l.l'l Stock F 1.U t.5 O~PPE",""' 'n"'•• ., on w o use em O e1r Atrn. In 13.10 14.91 ... ,,.. G 10,7 10·57 111 Munl 1.:11 1.Ja P A,.,, '· "" '-1st Slerr (JI (Jl Flld 6 7..5ol
best a d vantage. .A,0''e1"<.'l:-d '~ ,','•"•'•"',T; FottuM·ottoup Trn• 5,9 j·" 1 01 1.11 ioo Fnd 10 11 10.31 0 c Ste -..el 1 1j; All,iatt 11 .&3 12.71 C 1 J9 1.51 101 F"d a'12 a 11 >'tram• 7,11 . CJIECK AU.. these k ey Alpha Fd 17.61 11.11 Comp gr 6l0 • 19 cocum 114 . 1 14 P111I Rev •·~ w. . Amcap F t.f3 4.M Comp Cp t 19 $1.5 1' Fulld ' · 1--llllUI F '-n '
points befo r e you rent a trailer Am 0vr1 t.J910.n comp Bd· 1 11 1.19 Fern Gr ~.:: ~;IP• 1'J' .,'·'f ,,.·'!
I Am Eqtv 4.79 4.70 Como Fd 1.0'I' l 71 Fot.IHDt:ltS Ptfln or a van 0 move: AM l!ltPl.&SS Concrd 1,19 1.19 GROUP · Pr,n111 F 6,(W '""1-
Wh t h 'f "JI FUND~, Cons lllV 11,00 II SD G • P nt Sf 9.tl 9,6 a sure ar ge, I a ny, WI Cap111 r.11 7.91 c niln gw 472 s.16 rwlh sn 510 Pl1 T,. 2 n •.•
be )evfed a t your aestination :~~~ J·~: :·fl ~~!utn r·~ ~·tt ~""~at 1::~i 'i:~~ PJr~Ef~ F6~~ 7.l!j
for the r eturn of the vehicle? S01c1 1:96 1:t1 contry c 13:1s 1•:22 fou~~ 1:-~ 1~·;: ~!::, F? '~it 111.~
Wh I t d ho .. ..i.. • Stock 7.:W 1.07 Cwll Dall .5.63 6.IS FRANKLIN . " Pltnncl IA :;J. a ype 3n W IDU\..""U 1n-Am Grtlt S.61 6.20 Cwn Oiv .5.~ ,.01 GROUP· ~-I GRi 12.40 1l.!S · 'd d · f Am lnsl" t ..S S.DI Dlvldg 1.61 1.61 o·~c · _ surance is ·prov1 e !n case o Am 1nv11 "'1 •.5I D•LAWARE .., 1 7.63 •.:» 1ca ...... .-: 'd ( d ( Am Mui I 02 I'' QJlOUP· Gwlh Sr 7,21 7.99 Grwth 12.1212.IJi acc1 en , or a m age o y our AfNt Gr iit 2·37 Otcal · 9 6S 105, Fr tncm l.9s i.1• Nw Er• '•'."'.,','·..,." be\ . ? .... ANCHOR. . F ' 110'0 US Gv S 10 01 10 ~1 Hw Hor
ong1ngs. . o •o uP: g:\~ T .~;1, .:,J u1;1111e s.:u s .... ~r:.;t," ~·IX ~·rr
\Vhat happens 1f the rental ~~1111 :·2f "" oev~h S6.63 56.t3 ::i E~ :·~ :~ P~va 1Gt 1:12 1:1
van breaks down on the r oad? c;rw111"v 1::.S t 12 ~CP 1!~ ,!;~ ~~·M'i~ci 1,:~~ 'fH ~(W .. ~ to.Ol n .oi
What a re the costs of extras lncnm 7.25 7.9S Orex1f E 10.ll lD,1\ FUNDS ~NCP . F'UNOS; Venl11r 7,13 l.•7 DllEYFUS GltP GltOUP · Conver 10.10 11.69
YOU m ight need· fumJtlfte Wa Natl 11.55 12.66 OrYI Fd 10.•l ll,,1 Comm ' 143 911 Eault~ ,,•_..·",'i·!! . . d A11ron J.49 3.11 °"'' LY lt.lS 1S.7l lmpac ,·ro i1>1 Gt11 .....
pads packin g boxes, ha n AU0.11 ,. 1.tt 1.1t Sp Inc"' 7,5' 1.u lndu• Ir ,0-..,,-,1 Grwth 10.5!' .>J • Altl: -3rCI Cl!!! ,,1310,01 ·"" · Inc 1.1 !·" trucks? Are any or all of these HOUOHTON : E4E Mu"'"x3.16 3.1• J:.V:!r, ~·W, ;·~ n1v F ;~Jo·:!lJ
free? Fund A •.SS ._fS £111.I• Gr t.51 7.21 ~'" p cr'I 1,·1 1( II• •" IO:lj . Fund 8 6.t• 7.s.t llATON & • •Or&a ...,
H I d 't t Stock $ 67 1 lO "OW.I.RO• SI!<: 6..29 6.29 Atwrt F 6.77 7 OW ar ge a e pos1 m us A•• Sci 1:'° 4:2, Ba 11 Fd . t.3110.1! OaOU" SIC; mnlrt. 11.'9 I'
You make at the outset and BLC th 11.CM 12.01 Gwth F ~2.9' 14.16 ::exF~ l •l s,·!? ~:•r 11 ~-M i·~ • B~llSOll 10.~ 10.$6 lncme t.09 6.'6 ·11 ..... ~ '11 ::c. will you h ave to pay cash £or B•Yroc 6.91 1.11 SPKll r= 1..ss 1.16 com Stk 10.9311.95 sc u& l• I D· ' ~ Barrlt; <gr 5 SO S.15 Sick Fd 12.21 l:J.•1 Giii FAm •.cr.i 4.39 f, ·
the remainder a t YOl,Jr oestin a· Be.en Ht 1:w; 1.9' Ebll"1td 9.4 10.36 g~ahrd Ind Jr·~ Jr~ r:r.~v lt:~ lt-13~
'Ion" Be.con 10.n 10.n EDIE Sp lt.5119.SI HAMILTON o.,,.. Com 10.2310 . B1rr.r K 11 ,1711.17 IEFC MGMT OllP: Fund 393 ,i29 r;•I 29.1221. Ber 1hr f.01 4. I EQIY Gr 7.t1 .. Grwtl\ f4:1 1·0'1 S LIY 4.35 '·
State Egg
Pr0ductio11
Declines
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Despite SKY'fOCkelmg-prices.
California's egg production is
well below nor mal because of
a state marke ting order aimed
at trim ming the supply by 10
percent.
SPOKESl\fEN FOR the state
Department <lf Food a nd
Agriculture say the "surplus
obligation " p rovisi<ln of the
1972 egg market order has
limited pr o du c t ion in
California. But they d e ny it is
causing shortages or h igher
prices.
Boni'11k •. sa .5.01 EQIY Pr 2.IS '' lncom s· ... -.. s CUlllTY FDSI B°'I Fdn 9.0 10.11 Fncl Am 7,17 · "' Ea11llY 3.12 S.CI Bt'OWfl 3.2• :J.5' Ecil'tl GI 11.1012.n tt•rlwel 10,'lO 10.lO '"""'' 6.61 7.2• FUHOS r Elfun Trt 15.57 H•rl Lv 7.0S 7.05 Ullrl F 6.11 t .17 BL>ll Fd 12.3113.S5 Efl'll•g 3.<ld 3.71 Htdbe<g 7.65 1.36 IEL•CTED FOS·
'"" Fd 2T.3l23.36 Ellll"t r 11.0111.01 ~:m:.. ',"' .. , .. Am Shr 7.1.5 )1! Olv Shr 3.57 'l.92 E1111 ltv F 1.07 · ,.-Coo Fd l.t6 I. Nllwd 1.1910.12 Falr!ICI 7.&5 1.33 HOl'Ke 11.1119.'9 So( Shn 12.U 12, NY Ven 10.13 11 09 Fm 8ur1 913 9 23 1•~IG(p 9 . .0 I0.27 t~tlntl 9,.0 10.22 Brnhm e.16 i 26 Fed RR• 1'91 ' mp r 6..13 7.~ S."lrt F lJ.0114.2f CG Fu!ld 9.•710:2• f lDl!LITY ' ·· Inc ldAm ll.10 1•.32 S~.&llBHLO OltP I C1p Tr(n 10151109 01.0UP· Jl'IC llotl 6.10 6.68 omSI 3.12 3.4 Cenl SM 12'os13"17 Biid cl.ti tOl tt! Ind FAm 7.52 '2.76 nlf'llf' 5.31 !·" CHANNING . . (111111 1i"o112'10 l11teoon 1.22 I.ff Fl•I Fd 3.56 .., FUNOS: Contra 1:3a 1: Ill ll'!Vt'ol (I) (ti HtrDr 7..32 1,00 B• ncd 10 stt Tl .ct Cw s* 7 06 7 37 l"vern G 1.33 t .33 Ll'll•l I. S.91 t.M 8nd Fd ~1·12 10'.0I Dist ·5'6! ' n~ Co T 12.21 lJ '1 Pac: Fd 6.'9 7.64
com Slk 1:16 1'.311 Essi• ,;,, :~: 1~/~ ti: ,:11 s_::ir:soN17~.r,~.•t
GrW1h S.01 S.41 Evei:st lll.5611.54 Inv Bos 1o:to tl.IO t11Com 17.1911,1'
INVl!•T COUNSI!· lnYrSt I.II t.51
Measure Aid
To Wo111en
SACRA~IENTO (AP)
\Vom en's Lib has inched
fon.vard a b it in the a ll-m ale
Cali£ornia Senate .
j'lt's been the policy or
brokers that even if a lady
walks in with cash in her
hand, s he couldn't buy stock in
her o"'" name without he r
husband's a pproval.'' said Sen .
Nicholas Petris, the Oakland
Dem ocrat who authored the
bill.
-c1oa-m 1:-u--.; s11.-0e;ia 10 62 I0.6t....
C1p11 Jy ,:,u 1..10 !"" Fd 6.t'1 1..59 Caplt Sh J JO J II IGMA FUNDS: INVEST GllciUP·, Ceo Sllr 7.21 7.~
IOS Giil 6.IS . +~~I 1?Ji 1:·sa
IDS NO S.51 6.00 Vtntur t.~7 o:ll" I DSPr ~.70 4.56 mtrh B 9.37 9 Mulu.I t.70 10,5"1 SB If.Gr 10.1910.ff S10f:"k 1•21 21),,, i: G1nF 11.ts 11.10 Select 9 . .tfl0.21 ws l In~ l.OCJ t,6J Var P1y 1.54 9.21 w Inv G 6.0t t,so ln~Res t.11 S.32 Sovr In 10.tl 11.H IS I: Sa«1r1 4,11 S.16 G<Wll! 4 06 4"" S&P lnO "·11 6.71 lncom ,:os 4:'3 SEAT& BMD GlllP; Tnit UI J $4 om Fd •.47 4,9' Trsl Sh 13:10 u'.32 IY••tl .5.01 .s ... l1tel Fnd 20 04 'lO jot. Pl'Ollrs •,Sot t .9'
lvy Flllld a·'9 6.'9 SI Fr Gr '·" 1.51 P Gwtl! 1·c1 9'1s St Fr Inc 9.31 I.JI Jtnus Fd •j:' 16:91 51111 Sir ~.tt 45.111 JHan jlh U B 20 STl!AOMAH l'~i .IHitn 111 1·23 9·9 Am tnd 7.79 !·" Jal'l11st11 n :M 22:.. A'"° Fd 1.19 .19 ICEYSTOHB 1 ln\'l'SI l.JCI 1.30 Cun Bj ll ,.5 ,. n TEIN JlOI FDS; ~~: .L :io,:~ i}g; !:::r "1:~ 2i:fi ust Kl 'o.i 1'n Stock l•.SO 14..SO
ull 1<2 n'st i'2 SIS GllOUP : U!il SI :cs1,:11 Grwth l·~ 1·11 '" jj 1 6S 1 67 incom .Of .I Ult 1:11 7'.M mrrtl! 1.12 f,l'J 111! S4 J~ '-Kltnl 5.90 6.t A~lo i 1 • 1 Svnc:ro F l.ll 'I P tr1 3' 3'. TMR Ag t.11 I. IC ~r .S.N jA2 TitmPI. 1•50 9. K11Kr Giii '13 '8 T-lff" .ti f Lrittll'l'k 6·11 6'15 Tran Cao 1.11 1.
ttn• Fd 4'.tl i'3 Tr1vl g'q ,,S~ 10.•S EX GllOUP1 !!:!°' H 10.38 1~.31 Co L9dr IS,25 11.10 Ill CG 2,13 7,44 C.rwth j IS 11' tr, Cl J,Jt j·!I Resrch 1 :6, 11:.. ~"l(red 1.21 .
W ednesday (td\I) 'M-loslllro Mifun•. tr Cltrk of Or•no• Counrv Ju1111 '· ~~~734 A~~b~:!r' ~.'~"!"~o&•t Oelly Pllol,
f'ubthhtid Orange Co.II D•lly Pilot June JU!'lt 19, U, tl'lll July ), 10, 1173 lt!).73
The order has been in e ffect
since last Novem ber. and has
cut egg production b y
Cali£om ia farmers by 200.000
eggs per· week . During the
sam e period, the wholesnte
price of eggs has skyrocketed
from 39 cents per dozen to 60
cent! per dozen. OHicials say
ITS S,OIO green-belted acrts the increase in price is Que to
com prise t he fornler Monte increased costs of production,
llis measure, now before the
Assembly. would pro h i b l.t
brokers from requiring a wife
to obtain he r husband's
perm ission to buy stocks in
her own name.
'\!"1 Fd 5-~ 5·'5 v~fr,:t se11v~:·s. L 1 nlv 7.'9 t.«I OJlOUP• ti~ ~~~ ~·11 7.so Brei s iv 1i·°" 1431 s.W~l 1 ' ·· ~~11c~~ 1:i~ l:fi i :JO 0 "Adlla 111 ... Nd Atta11t1c-l~"~'~'·~"~·2u~·2"~"C~::...:::::.:..:...2"~"'~n~l·--'FViilliC:NcimC"E __ _ DAYTIM E MOVIES
1:30 O "WIW 11 the Wind" (dr•j '!8-
Anthonr Qui nn, Ann• M•rn•n .
(adv) '43-Humphrey Bocnt. PUBLIC NOTICE
J:OO CIJ "Sd<••" C..l "1111 -1 __ _!'.P~UB~Ll~C:_:N~O~Tl~C°:'.E':__J---::=~•0..,.,~==--
m Mlun" P•lf I (dfl) '55 -HOTICI OF SALi!" 01" NOTICE TO Cltll)IT'OltS
10:00 (]) (C) "!Indy tM S.al" (com) '6S
-tltlnz Drtcllt, a "R111rslde" 1c111) •411 -0on
Barry.
2:00 D '11181 A Cus" (com)_'33-W.C.
fields. ''lucky Jordan" (mys) '42-
Alff ltdd, Sheldon Ltonant
~l!R$0HAli. flllDPEllTY' SU Pll.lllOR COUllT OF THll Humpllrty Bo11rt, f rtdrlc March. TO HIOH llST t lODlll STAT£""0" CA LIFOR NIA "Oii Q'j "Jlhwf S., """"" (ttfa) '56 Nolltt h hetet)y' glv~ 11111 !M GoYem• THI: COUNTY OF OJlANOl ~· H d •·-II ... _.. !no 80iltCI ol 1111 COii!! community Nf. A•r6•1 _.....,.,, I.I SOii, "°'"1 -~"lrl. C9ilf9' Ol1!rk:I wlll recelw .. ~l«I bldJ Ettf!I Of ltAY MURPH Y, tl•o know1'I
I !00 .... H -(dr ) .,, "'n 16r ""Cllh 11111 IO Ille lllOhHI blddtr °' Ill ltAYMONO A. MU~PHY, D1<11MC1. : ' If In• I -""'" lllt' fOltOWlllQ uHd IQll1flf'lltol'll which Is !!'le NOTICE 15 HER EilY OIVEN 10 Ille Sa•on, Rcibert Rtdford. ptOptrty ot m11 (Oilll community Cotleo• cre<111ort ot !he 1bovt 11•med tltct<ltnt
4•,00 IJ ~ "WIN •·ettu ~I ..._. D111rlCI 1nd 111s bffn tMo;lt"'° 1urplu1 10 11\/ll 111 P9fJon• f'llvlng cllllr'I'\$ •Qt!nll fllt ''"' '" """""° "'""' Tile riffdl of t111 Olstrkl: OIL OR ILLtNG w ld Otel<llftl are rtaulrtd to lilt tl\lm,
Huntef1" (com) '57-Toey Aand1IL ll:IG ANO ASSOC IATED IJQUIPMENT. wllh "" r11enur1 llOU(tllrl. Ill "" olllct
nl"I Se" blcl1 will bl OPtntlf llld lt'llbticly ol 1111 cleril of lht •boY• enrllltd court, or 4:JO w SIJlll N IMM lbtl l rt.'ld •louO •I n :oo 1.m,. Mono.1, Ju1r t, ro pre11nt I~ wllh lhl nte11s1ry 1'73 In tM Conftre11c1 lloom of lf'll ~Oll(hll'l, TO lllt Ufl(l•r•l111\fd .i lhl Office
KOCE CHANN EL 50 01•111Ct Atlll'llnl\fr1fl~ &ulldlllQ 1370 of !Mir ettorneyt, MUNGEll:, TOLLIS,
Adatlit A"'*f111t, Costa M•llll• C•tilornte, HILLS.'. & lil,ICKER514A USE1t, ~ $. Hlll All trld\ must be dtllYtr~ 10 1111 otnce of Stt'fff, Loi Angtlt s, C111!t()l'nl•, Which 11 r~30 Thi N1!\1r1H1b CC I TlllOMf• Ille PllfCllffll1'U AQent 11 the tllOvt Mt· Iha pl8" Ill Mlnts1.ot TM unde<"t1g111d 111
J1:00ttmt -"Ht Who H11 Pllnttd Wiii 41m prior 10 1111 ltm1 111 for tilt 0!l4nlno 111 ""'*"' ptrt1lr1lno TO ttw: n11111 of 1akl •;00 Ml1!1r ft'"rt' Nlith~ (Cl lllflll Wflltlltd trom ptOClolf wt lov., 11 t'DdaV'• too•c. Hos! ts Frtd ll:OOll't.
4:ll0 l ltclrlc C11mpenl ICil MWc.-. humor, •lld v•r11t'I to t1cll Jl'l't•Khool chlldl'tn.
J;OO S1t11mt SlrMI IC) l!d11Clll0111I
v..-}trv for r,•"""' Kf'lool c11lldr111. •.00 Tiit It t-1 11 llNCI ICJ Wilt! Is
.. ~ '°"!I .. IMll'OYI IM IHClll'ICI 10111 ol ll ltt In 6; Xm111bu1 '1 1C/ "C1Ulon111 ROY'•· CllOlr" MUtlall~q! led bOY' Ort.Mn! • h•U·hour Of cl lilhllul 1n1rr1elnlflftlt, W11rrtn Mltrth 1• llO,t.
f!1i S.PKl-tfl "11111"' CMI 11 Ll_.M" I 15111 lllvnoklt 1111'1'11"'" tlil'Cll ol ·r. l&ll«t Oii Food. lloutlf'lll, ,,.ftlllOl'lit· !on, Ind~.
,,,...,...,. .. -DI011r10111ca1 llOC\I-10 bf tflOID1t '°' conslder1t!on, Cllc:aGtnt, w1111111 tour monfllll •tt•r 1111 ,.,y. PrOPOMI lonnt Ind C°"1fll•I• lr.i· Ur11 publletUOll of !hit. 1\0ll(e.
AIMrlt1 '71 ""f"Cl "$1!'.'jllt\" TM 1frll(ll0115 ml'( fie obt•l11td 11 111' Oii.ci Jlnll I. ltJJ
em1 ot hou1lng, l111•1ion. toelll Pt;rcl'l11ln11 °""'· or the Ot1lrl(t "' !Mi DOROTHY DOHU)N MUll:PHY '"" tnter'iifl'll'Mfll llCld by alf!Qll ll!Off llCtdrlH. For .o<llll0111I l"lormtt!On •!Id ADRIAN ARENDT ridu1l11 111 ll'lllNltw wllll HllQh or IMf)l(llon 19P01nrmtnt, ci11 Mr, l!xMvlort of 1111 Wiii H01ntr 1' ll•lufl'CI, • • Rotllt'I c. Moo!• 111 n f:u.51S4. of 1111 •bCM lllmed dKM!tlll
f:OO J""f. Wl'l'MI ~I TI · G f I (I Thl1 notice 11 II\ accord wllh Stctlon MUHO•lt, TOLLllS, HILU 4
Al-ll'ltoll Genii-II vltw'ld ., '"' lt~OI of Ille Calrlof~·· Educ•llon Coctt. lttCKlltSMAUSlll: '"°'' rtdlCtl ot '#Omfl1 Ublrl· !f(l!llll• comment• ... l wllll Holl Sl11ntd: NO MAN E. WATSON "°' s, Miii ''""" Junt Wa'(nt. t Stcrtlitry, I011d ot Trv1'"5 LM Allltln. C•lll,
• :IO T-lnt 'olft" (C) "Hrr• I l'fn" CO!ltl Cornmunlly COlllQt' Olllrlct T•IL unt lM·14tl
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..::. Dr•m4llft1 llon of l"•.,..,ltll(K ol • Ooen1 July 7. 1m -11 1'4 Im. AllWM}'I '"" IJK,llrl vouno crlrTtln"\ itj\ICll0041h Mn•tnctcl to Pubtlitled 0rJllfJO COl'I Dtlt'f PJIOI JUl'll P1111ll,1141d Or•not COISI 0Jllt P\io!
• ment•I Intl! ut!On. • 11, 19, ltr) t•n n Jvnt J,• 17, It, H. ltl;'I 177S.1l
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Vista Ranch. Sweetw:iter and and n ot to the decline in pro-
Cottonv.·ood properties and duclion.
other parcels 12 miles east o r Dean Olson, chainnan of the
San Diego . Proje<.1cd popula· s tate Egg Advisor y ,Board and
tlon or the planned 15-y.!'ar president of the Olson Egg
Rancho San Diego develop-Co1npany, said In an inte rvie w
m!'nl is 50,000 to 75,000. that the o rder h os ~n "very
Recreational, <,"9m mercial efficient tind very effective" In
and industrial arcns will be protecting all California egg
d eveloped along with" tqe productrs. particularly th~
varied rtsldentlal properties smaller 111nChers,
by the joint venture. E:ds tlng But several smaller egg pro-
r t:.>Creational facilities lnclude ducers have condemned Uie
t wo 18-hole golf courses, Cot-nrder as a p lot of big egg
tonwood Lakes for fishing and -firms to drive them out of
·small sail boots, horseback.,... business.
riding fr<lm the Monte Vista The order was adopted last
Ranch stables. ns w e ll as h ik-July by a three-quflrters ma-
Ing and b icycling. jorliy of Calllomia e g g
In future ~nbelt Areas, raochcrs and w a s Im·
recreational fuclllties will In· plemented by ttle state Food
elude a \•ariety of parks. a n and Agriculture Department
equestrian center. ~wlmming. In November. II e:<pircs Der.
1cnni11 and a n actlvUy '-"'llcr. JI
The blll Is SB 397.
Sa1ita A 1iti
Fir1n Loses
Sukut-Coulson Int.: .. a Santri
Ana·based construction com-
pany, reported that operations
for 'the s ix·month period ended
April 30 resulted In a ne t loss
or S80,346, or 1'4 cen ts per
sh.ire. on revenues o I
$2.680.300, based on average
shares outs tandlng .during the
period, ·
This comPfll'eS to a net I~
or $230,676, or 40 ctnl!I per
sh..1rc, on rtvenues o f
$2.731.157 for th• six·monlh
period •ndcd April 30. 1972
Cap Ov jl.:JO !UO w7th8I lf 30 l:J...q
Mlllvll t.31 U.31 UN TED ):UN1 LOllD ABB• Accum 1.19 1. Atlll•t .,~ 111 lrt'CI I'd 7.t4 I. Am fllll ,91 l:zi Con! llW l·!j >Q, llnd \CllO '3 1 18 Conl Inc , t .f
Lo>M(O > :1o > : .. I•<-1'. '" Lvilln In '° 10 ScJtllC 6.l.11 .1.~ MAGNA l'UN DS•. V~nod I.SI 7.17 C•01'1 l S4 ·~ .. USAA Cll 1 Al 10 fl ·~-,.,, t'.d US (ivtS I 11 10 U PllOm'I ' 5 l .d VALUI LIHli FOi '
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' F11t11.re Sleep
Si nce the average 1nan has grown fro n\ 5-fcet·6 in the Al.iddle A ges to nearly
six feet tall today. beds likewise have g rown , fron1 the 5::1-by 75-inch double
I.Jed to the 00· by 80-inch queen-size. 'fhis Jnattress, displayed at the Chi cago Na-
lional l·lon1e Furnishings J\larket, ntay be a llint of the future.
Tap .i\ll Oil
R esources;
·' Reagan Says
SACRAMENTO IAP \
Gov. Ronald Hcagan says the
Mlion is faced \\·itl1 a gre at
t>nergy crisis nnd must tilp all
oil reserves. 1nclucllng the
resumption of offshore oit \Yell
drilling.
The Jtepublican governor
added th at there is the danger
of continued natural seepage
of oil from the floor of the
Santa Barbara Channel even if
oil well drilling isn"t allowed.
"We ha\'e to get that oil out
because it's a badly fractured
bollom, geologically,"' he said
~londay.
Natural seepage from the
channel dates b..1ck throughout
California history, he said.
!'i1embers of the Stale Land~
Con1mission have said they
\\'ill consider allowing a
resumpllon of drilling in the
channel if oil fi rms can
demonstrale that they can cf·
(ectively prevent another 1na·
jor oil spill , or control il.
All drilling in the channt'I
has been banned since Ille
biOl\'OUI of a rederally lensed
well in the Santa Barbara
Channel in 1969.
SEVEN ADVANTAGES
OUR PAGER on'EllS
Chicago Bank Jiimps
Le11d Rate to 73/1%
i\iE\\' YORK r AP 1
Leading" bankers say the
seventh general rise this year
in the prime lending rate ap-
pears inltninenl ro!IO\l'ing a
Chicago bank's decIB ion to in-
crease its prime from 71:i tu
7~-• percent effectiv.c Tu esday.
No other banks followed suil
in1mediately aftCr First Na-
tional Bank of Chicago. 111nong
the 'nation's I a r g e s l , an·
nounced its intentions Monday.
BliT SEVERAL others said
they were studying the move.
l\1oney 1narket observers said
it appeared likely the boost
"·ould spread throughout the
industry \'o'ilhin a fe\v days,
b.'.lrring intervention r r 0 m
\Vashington.
• It \\'OU!d be the Prime rate's
rourth general '~ percent rise
in less than seven weeks. The
last one took place ~ome l\\'O
weeks ago.
James F. Bodine. president
of First Pennsylvania Bank &
Trust Co.. Philadelphia, said
he expected the increase to 73>4
pC'rcent to be "fairly genCral
before the week is out."
. TUE COS'J\ Of' borro1l'ing
1noney in va~ous secto rs of
tb,e open m9ney m<irkct has
been risin g for se v era I
months. The upward push
ste ms frotn increl.lsing de-
mand rro111 business and con-
sumers for credit, and moves
by the Fede~al Reserve Board
aimed al lightening the money
supply to cool that demand.
The prime rate is the
minimum lending fee charged
by banks to cred il-\\'Orthy cor-
porate customers, II is not
directly linked lo the rates
co nsumers and small
businesses pay orl mortgages
and other loans. but a rising
price can often signa l futufe
increases in those areas of the
money 1narket.
Bugging Hearing Delay
Cited for Dollar Gai11
LONDON (UPI ) The
dollar gained ground in af-
ternoon trading in Europe
Tut>sday, recovering from new
lows in Frankfurt and
Amsterdam. Gold prices slip-
ped back in London bul soared
to a record high in Hong Kong.
Some dealers attributed the
slackening pressu re on the
dollar lo the suspension or th e
Senate \VJtergale hearings.
In Frankfurt the dollar
opened at a ne\V low of 2.5S50
marks against ~londay's clos·
ing rate of 2.5610 marks but by
!he afternoon had climbed to
2.5710 marks. the highest leve l
since last Thursday.
1noved fro1n an opening of
• 52.5793 against the British
pound to $2 .5730. and to 37.575
Belgian francs arter opening'
at 37.55 francs.
On the J)aris f i nan c ial
market. used by speculators
and louris!s. the dolJar 'im-
proved marginally rrom an
opening rate of 4.21504.2225
rrancs lo 4.23-4.24 francs.
In I-long Kong gold closed at
$110.09 an ounce. up $1.86 from
l\londay's price of Sl08.23.
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Cosi Unit Complete New York Stock List
P• 11~~ Hllfl L4iW U tt ti:. Nl!W Y01t" IUP'll -filll9Wil!I •rt .-lll"M;llll 1111 111o1 Mw Ttfh 'ICl(I. k-aCllMllM: n.dbrn Inc :U I~ 1"9 1'19 • 11111'*'« .-0 ,. * •1• 41~ •I~ I~ Corlll'ln U n 24\'.1 :D\llo 1t + ~ ,.i.. Htl ""'I':"' .... • l:li IN ''" ""-\.to ;i,, Ml l,bo • '' I.,. ltV. ,~· 11111 .• n 12 " ,.~ ,,,.. .. ,.• • P•E lll!hl HIGll L.ow L.4l•IC.1111. I'll! Ill 1.~ · 11\t 11 II -"' ,1N801 1.62 t j) >"4'(1 i Dtl I lltllpf ll'o · · • U... IN J -\., -A "~II $!.,, 6f 6W .. I f !NCI ... --u -!!'-'+ ' --' J-A'*"IL 1.20 2J ii 61 ... .S .. VV.+llli C P :.I lt ti l:l'to 12>\ 12 -• ,' S ry ·•• n it jjj Jot J-. I' -" t 4$ l(l',1110 10 + ..
AC.Fino ,_.., 11 ~ 4llt 4li\.o + "' M rt 0 ao.tS ll' , ... " ,, = I., ,!:MN1rl1r! J • 11 17 1 -I• J1nllftl ·'° 1 :lO 1511 \$Iii lS\ "" Atml'l..IV .loll 9 1 11~ 12"il U ...... Vi flMlr lr!Y 1 9 !l fg :tft.i ~-\to FO•aCp l.2CI 1) 16 ~ )fl;\ ~+.; J1pl'd l ... llo 21 131-ll.U I~-0..
Increases '
Reports
Ad Mllll• .20 t 2 Mo f• Sh CttsMCI .1211o l 4' fi\' ... \ii ,.. '"4 1 IH:i H~ 11 + "'j Cl'lfllf 1-~ ·1 ~ 1~. 1211~ 1~\41 '4. !~~PMr.~s! U !~ 1r~ 161~ 1;~Ti"1:c::::::i111-7J ., n ~ .f~ ~~ :: F,•,>,UMA'le'·°".-i's 41 IMI 11~ llf'I-... JtffPllof .ft II 311 5'\t;: Jf -!
AOd,.u .IO I 199 I"' 12 ... 12~ helsu .:Ill \2 I ~ ,._ ~ l"ilVlflll. ..U 12 lf ll\i ~: llt:: :t J..,,.~v!.~1 1:t1 I M 1• lff~ lt + <1 /' wAsin~GTON tAP ~ -The ~=t: .s: : 1~ .;" .~:: oh: ~ =~" t.5 ~ 1 ' ft~ i~'1 !ttt-.~~ =r:.·~ ~~ : ~~ 1r 1~ 'Jr.!~ 1 ~r~ -~:g :: , 1~ gl!~v. lt.. ~ :··
Cos1'1 O! Living Council,. asl a ~'11~~~· .1~ ·, i~ ,;~ 14U I,~...:~ :::pc: 1.'12 hvo ~ ,J \ll ri: u~--+1 ==F.~ :}i I' f1 1: ~~ r~:: ~Ol'lnl:v 1i0511 ., ~t w. 24\\ =+ ~
pre m1nary to p oss 1 b y A ie.11 1rw:p 1 24 4\\ 4 , -Ms11 i ISb 13 '1~-. •?'"' ~mi .. "••""',.:" ·,. •, ., ''!' 14,~ 'Jl•+ ~ Jon"'-Jn :1: » 2.o 11 1lr" 1~•+ • · · llb k h Air PrOd 1'10 2S ~-I -014 ,.1' 40 + hi E Ill .26 I I 10\ll ljl'I 10\'ll , I( •111 " 0 ,., $ " ' 5 II'~ 20'4 ·~ ' massive price ro ac s, as A.1rc.ii.lfl(...1Q .11 1\ 11 ~ 11~ , 111 M11w CP e 11 1-. \l 1.,..+ v. F11111ko1 1.ot • n ,, 1 ISli 1 . · · JOllll Yt • " · -H~
increased the number of com "'J Lr.aul;lri ,--10 -·~ 2 , -( .. h.LM1IC11 pf ' -~ 13""-1J\• 1111.+ """''' E Co•$1 ~ 1~ ~~ ~Vi n.i-t--·~ j):_"°t_n 1".""ll ~ 3t ~ P'l ,,n:: loo • Ak'®t .10 1! 11 24~• 2JV. 2l\lt-Alo h Pn.eum 2 11 31 r. !'"" 3 -"'Fii G1• .u '" -, •• ,,.. "· _ ... A ••• ' •• 1 16\to l•ii..15~-10,:. · · d I I Al• G11 1 IU I l 11\~ "Ii 1~~,. f'lllU ct UP .S 4 j\~ I 'h ""Pwr 1.l:O \0 11 '"' ....-.. _, ... panics require o suppyAla•~•lni~tit 1, 3011 28~ n~+~Ct'I Rlct NW j j"I ·~·i •.i.-·11t FL•PwL 1,1• J 1M137hl6~31~.+\1JoYMfa IAl 11 2121u -
rinanclal Information from :l~::C.~ :~ ~1 1~~': ,~~ ,~~. -""~~,k F er~~ !j ~1 414 3., /1•t ~~ ~ll!o, 5~10 1~C: 6i U ~v. ~Jv. ~~~+ -,~ l(ilwAi -~ 14-,t 'ti l3Vt 1J"4.-~.
about 800 to. 3.1~. il~:n5~1 ·~ l! 52~ 2;ii 2'~ ~" + -\;\ ~~~:g."'11'.J t 1~ 19lh 1J~ ~ ~1~~~~ , 21~ tlh ~r~ ?iu+ ~ ~~\ il;~ :; ·· \ ~~ ~~ t~+i ~ 'n1ecounctJsa1dMondaythllt AtconLD .1, 48 >4 JJ"li 3P11 J3V.; Ch~1 <o<1 >·s 1 ' ... ~~~ff~ ,._i:;:MCt;p .IS 1 I~ 16 l~l<o l 1--',.o(•l.-n.:1 .~ ltrl 7"" nt 1~1 •··
.II Compalll·es wt.th annual Alf••n .1CH;i ao 101 4" ~ 4V.-.v. Ch~~ .• ·, ··"• . m 'Jl! •"• "•4~+ ~~.-MC p• 11-. lt ,1~ 31 31 -1 K•••c1p1 2~J J 30\'J 30'11 JO~ l1 · Alllon 2.ti:tl t 11 26 25\.-\ U.11 ~ ~Mi; l lllb 9 'fl !~ 19 lt\lo + .. F-Fr .2(1g 12 1 1 1 . KCI pr-1 \lo 2 16t°? 16\IJ 161~+ \•, sales Or revenues between $50 AllAmLI .24 9 n1 lH'o 10\o H 314 In e.11 '1 !JO 9 10 19\:o 19 1• v. i=oo1ece .w ii ,•, •'•"• !¥& :i!t ~ ~!c"1ftl' 2'.~ ; ~ ;l,? ~ttt ~ t' Al ttCP .1011 t JO 911 914 ~ II< ~ G• < ... 10 '5 ''" l' ' -+ \ F001t MIMI · · SO SO " million and $250 million wjJl Aila llld 1.20 6 17 70V. 10 20\:. ., no 11~ f)O r!JOO llJ" I .j 11; • fDO!tMln pt 2 13\'t l)b l:»i+ Ya l(CPLoi l.ID .,. 1100 ~ ,. Alla Ludpf l ' • 31 llVt 31\'t-.,. G E ,. 110 ... ~ lf.l ... Ford M 2.IO ' 11n 56\'I w.:. ~.,., .c.c Sa 111<1 2 11 JD 2t 2t -have to report quarterly on Auo Pw t.44 t 39 20>\ ~ 20-.. ~111 P1 J 11• 1104 ,. ~·· ForM(I( .a• • J7 1Jh ll\i 1J1-.-11' K•nGE 1,52 • 11 7114 21 ~•l't+ I• . • , AlltnGro Sk t 15 101t IOon 10\'>-\Ii ' ~ " · )1 FrM DI IAO 9 2:5\oll 2$ .... 2'1'1+ 14 K1nNtllo 1.12 10 10 l~ IS\"J 15'~ to their prices, profits and costs. Al\ldc~ 1.l2 n 3-2 n v. 31" 31 + \... IJe~~~ J·~ 1f ~ 4s~ .~:? ,,F,~f \;Far111p1 .32 2· ~ 4 ,.i,;. uv. 16'11 KtnPL• 1.411 10 9 2~ 24" ,4~-t i.. ·•Th I · Al.llMln .•5 19 11 21~ 27V1 2111>-on CULiSo l .fsri 12 23 34 ll' l'o FtlfrW ..0 1' 101 :16 ~ 3' +l\'o K•ty ll'ld11111 I U S\'• S 5 ... ese new y r e q u 1 r e d AlldMt1t1 .15 1s JS 2~ 24" 2.fh Cl tv "inv · .60 4 14u l0>.1. 10\t Olio "'lo•lerWpt l ..o io~ 24 24\'J+ ~ "''' p1 1.4' . J 11..., 11111 11i~+ V•
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medl.ate focus fo IRS 3 d.I " AUd Sus>m~t t 12 J\1 31'< 3'• Cl•rt.E~ 1w 11 IM ow. 42 •t-M-l~ Fr•nll..151 _.., 19 " ltVt !JOV. 31 . K•,ttrR . ~ 1 1\1: 11~ 1R._ ~i f U I S, Aljl1 Ch .Htl 10 34 I\' ll~ l\1+ l'I Cl•rl\ o 1 JO JO 'S 11 17\11 11 + 1,<; Fr'°IMn .10 11 50 21 20\'J ~~ 1111 l<Mbl9r . 10 6 12 72 -~· Al ruMA .SO t 11 I~• ... l\'I CLC Am 5 lS ~• 5'9 .SI•+ ~ Fruehul 1.1'0 I .. W 'o 26'\I Wh-~ IC""9C11 ,10 6 It \'I .S 1~\+ I•
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A"'ll.IC .so I 20 9lo ,.. 9~1o-.. Clev fl 2.32 10 ,. 33'141 33~ il§"" -4 0.-•llOOA .5.t 11 .. 1.Sl'o lS\.'I 15h .
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said council director John T. ~~:::!12:~ 10 ••• 2'1~ ~ •• 22:-= v. e:::B~u '~ fl"-.2n 1;i 'f6:: 1il +1 g:~~A :1~ r, 2~. ljh tlv, tl~t ~ rn c't' I. 1.1 11~ .!6,,~ ::.~ ~~-2~
Dunlop "Rollbacks w1·11 be ••• 'Biiio •. ~ 10' ,,•, l"'.· ,•,;.0 ~·' .t~ ColdwBk .18 6 II 12-111 121~ t1 .. + \(, (Jarlocll. .... • 1 I II IS\ .. lWi .. no10S "I I STI • 1i4 ,,._\'I · m an •f' 2 ,• 2,1. "'1.4 Colecoln .06 20 1t l~i I~ 1~ .. .,,1 ~vc 1.ll I IS UlClo 14\• 1~ .. Jn.chC ·~ I 10 l• ISV. 16 + >;.
ordered in all cases where ~~~~11'i.1'.b • ,l~ .~ ~!1' 1i.;++, .. ~~g;1~ JI'> 12 ~~-ll~ nv. I~141jYr Gl_llWlf In 1t 1~ ~ !,. !tt ~ ~l(A~~N~ i; 'A ·I:~ ~'11 ~\Ii :.ii.
Cost justification is found ln· ~~~~~nn 1i~ 13 '3 ~~\~ ~lt: fi~ (: ~0UfAI~.·~ /8 ll 1it: 1i~ 1f,":j: ~ l:i~lnl ~= i~ J!Mt :~ j~ ~ ®"' f,72 l .\ ~ ~~\t ~ft?= (i adequate" Am,01$1111 I IS '19'.? lt'lt 19.11t+•l c~ti1~1 R1dfo 71 16'/o ,u.. 16..:+\ll:~A·~-~. 61 1nll.1m l:M-V.1'·•'H,,,M,•1 .1'', I illl7 .~i! ,,,., .·.~-~ · AD1,tTel -~3 26 "'° "' .0•1 ~-on Col Penn 70 36 till 4•V. .-5°.\{ .Ulll+ 'ill · IOa "11 t 31'14 3n1 3~ ...... -"" ... ~gii?i~~· ~4·~ '1 1il: l~u !~r:-~ Col0!1SI 1.04 ' 9 111"' 18 . ll -\1o U:~n~V~ l:c.t 12 " 'I -40\li 40~ v. K~ir., :18 J6 $ ,,~~ m: ~= ~
• C I fl AmEIK ·, ao IQ 363 ''~" ~6\'J 6'\o Coll Ind 1 ·l!! ' ·1 ,.u;,r. J~;i M~ + ri \;nA T Pl 1V:i •· ~ »\.-\ 53'11 .5J\.'J '"' Kr011tr l,lO ll 'j t:• 'I 16 -\'I 0 ICe Am Exocirt l1 l lS-1615 1-il6 Collo!A ·"" ·" ·I •+ 1 ..,enisanc 76 1 0163 ~~. IJ0'.. "•'-+ c Ki••· I• .-0 > ,, I •• >I '" I> 0 lo '' 'I i''~ "·Collin ol 'I• 2 ., 119 '' -11'1 c ~ 9 ,...,. ,. .,.. ,.. ...., " .., •• • ..-A FlnSv 1.1 c 4t " • ... C 8 5 \ 46 10 \Ot 31"" !JOl\ l1\"'-lii un 11114 . ,.~ ,. -L '-WS ANGE'~S (AP) _ The A Gn&d .9'11 ,, 4 l5t 1 2.StJo 2.l\:o-Vo Col G•s ~90 9 .!17 2fll. 291._ 2flf+: ~~ G11 Car 1.20 1 ' 1SVI 1.!l\.'o 1~ ... + L•clede Ill , l 2Q\lt 20.,,, ~ ,. "~ A govs .76b . . 1t \~ 19\\ 19l-~--Col Pl 1 es 42 5~ 5"' ~.._ i:. ..,n O.velDO 9 91 fllo l 'l't •~ · l.lmsn Sn 1 1 1~~ 11v. ~-\, Cofwell Co a financial and ~ n 1n1•, ,..si '••"'tt'• 'i'•'•· •"r,'~ +~, ~so~~·,, 9 I( .a 'l6't. u 2•'rll+ v, ~, 0 •M, ~ 1' ,..116 L.~ 5'1'., •":i;-:j: ~ te,.ar ·!II n 'I r. 20\'o ~ "' " n P · · -' E 1· 1 10 '' '"• '''' OI"· •k vn le<: ,.., 9 ..... .. •• L••M< 1 o • n lAI ""Vi-\lo inortgage banki·ng servi·ces Amttoi.1 .oiD • 11 l ~ l 1 \,+ \o om}'_, ·!. 1, ,0 -,2 . ,,,, ,.-•• unFood l.40 11 1rl u1 .. 24\'4 2 \'I · ... AmHom .6D S7 tiOo ff\r '1''f \-. ,,.,,v. ·--il•,. ·; ve<>Uro ..410 :I) .lt I~ I~ lS..+.llo rallrotll .J.!.! 1,5 '1 ..... t~ ..... _ .. , firm reports record eami·ngs AmHosP .'9 J) 111 31.., 31\• 31~-~• cmwEd 1.:io 10 319 l2 11 ~ 1 -~ un Host cp 9 1v 101'1 1-101.'1+ v. "~~~ :... 4 1~ i~ Mt _.tt_·i\ ' Aml nVtil .so , 2 ' ' 8\1 9 ComEd pr 2 .. I 16\'J 2t\:o ~·-~l uen ln1tr 211. 13 In 1•\1 I~ Ifft+ ~ H~O t>tw'f .. •1 211' ~ ff' -:,. for theyearended March 31 AMtdlcl .n • 121 1211 1~. 13VJ-l\'o CwEdof 1.c2 .. s11 ~ 10Y. 201-.-l'lu1nini1 11t 3 10 ~ lS1, '5'n-14 ~i•Kllf 120 . 2 24i1 g , ....... • A MedlcD<V ' S1 41• 4\oo ..... Cwe pr 1.90 ·· l$ 1Sl'I 2SV. 2~1•+ 11 ..,enMIHJ 12 j$ 51 11?'1 11~ 1A6+ lill 111wy ll 17 Jl "9-''o
Earnings totaled $ 3 . 4 3 ~:J.'~~ ~~ ~0 . ·~ ~\(o ll'' ~~ · · ~~£9da!l ·· 2t l~ l&~ 1g::_ ·'"" o ... Mini· 1 21 1• sn1 ~ 56~1~ "°""~i . 11 21 ,,., 11 \ tt ...
millian or $2 01 a share com-Am'r MOtor ' 167 1 <M1 &1,_ \• comwoi1 1k ,, 1.s• 10~ 9~ K•+ 1 .. ~~:i.iM2 ~ , 1~ :1i,~ ~v. :~1: ~c '.IO : 1] 111~ 1.~ 1,14 ••· . . . ' . AmNGs 2.M:I • 69 35\'1 35 3Sllt . CwOllDI' 1.n 20 20"'4 20Vi ~+ "-utnM~ ·, 5 • 1•1/0 1~ 1>h+ "' L~ll Ind 10 1'4 l:i:i 1\i .. pared with $3.03 million or Am se11 .12" 1 10 10 10 . conn11 .56 11 4411 •~ a i.:. 43 + ~ .. _ .. _,, -·7· '" ,., iov. 1°" ... t '·'lo n '''' "" •••••" . ' Am Shlo .69 1 30 16 16 16 + V. CornP<Jlr Sci 46 2'11 2\1 2VI • ..,.~, .-~ ·-"' $1.81 a share, m the previous A smen 1:20 9 121 n u~~ 1,0",' , ,, GooAor .37o , l 131;:. 13 13 -v. '>l f'ub,u,1,1~ 1•0 b6 1¥'• 1'14'1 lt<lo . · · emir 11 5 • •1• ,,,. I,._ ''
h . am S!nd .SO 7 ~1 11 101. FT ~ c-Mt 1.08 6 • l•h 1t~ 16'._ i.. ~IQ -· 1 S\\ S 5\t · · tif• tn ..SO 11 ~ 31\lo Jth l "4o+ \.'II year. t e company said Mon-Amlldol 4'11, •• ,. •40S112 5tfi fl.._+~ CnnMI l.4211 12 "" 20 l•l~ U\;-'Ml G~\ • .711 I~ 11 ~ "r" 4~~~ 4~f:=:1~ v r.: s= . l I~ ,,~~ 12:= ~
d · Am rerll . ' • ... , , :• 1..onrecC .60 I 10 1s-. IS\o 1st.+ V. , 1 1 ... l" ''' ft•"· ... "'-•~+ I 51 " 10 llj ''" 2'1 2' + • ay. Am &T '·'° 11 1~ ~ ~ :ilit+" v ~ori-Ed 1.111-11 115 ,,.,. u 21\-.. -·· OriFfsn 1;&-" o. ttct-iWa i1>;;-....,. ~~11 'lui-n 9 -4 . A -;w ~ ...
Revenues rose to $19 million ~rl:iI P~-~ ·:. " sv.:. 52Y, ny.-\~ ~=~~ ~ 1 '.: 1\ ~~ ~ ~~+ .,., wn l•r• 111 ·· s ,,11r."1' ~t 1th+ tu"'LJ~ ... ~ .. !* 4 •~c+"•"·--
f $14 68 ·11 · -Am T&T wt . '::! -WI WI S 'I· Consfil I 30 10 103 30 21" ~ 114 G<lnelc.. ~ . • I -'"' n.-LF j \,\ • !Vo . • rom . ITU ion. AmW•t• ,.. 1 11\.J 11 11 1.+ ·,~ ConFdol ~~~ 12 Ill.-\ ll lJ\·-YI '-llllf ./U ' ~ . ·, ,,'' li ... -.. Lit 2 29 1 '! ,.. 34\ .. 3'V-._. ~~~,.:~ 1t ~ llt>. lW. lftt .. Con Fri!! .S7 ·, St 11 1~ 11 + \'I ~~r -= n itt fl~ 31\\ :r.';:t \;tr.:... OIMc:•~ ll S ,~ 1 v. 71Vt + .~ Amen)l'I .65 6 S ll'i• ll\\ 13\-\'o CConiN pt.~ 1t !J r,l<o ~i~ ~r..:+:.: G1Pwot '1.IO llOO 101 101102 -Iii t \llrfYCD .30 9 It 11 16~1 11 , • Hepublle Amesst .100 s 20 ' f1 t Ofl5m w .... Pwvr 1.r-1 •. io.t1011 91..., ~1111-Jon DrtYLri .60 1 11 tl.'I 9i,.o, •V. .·: Am~1e~ 60 ' ~ 1111i 1 12~ \'o Cori P pf •I» 1 · t70 60 '° '° G.r111r 1 » 10 2.a 1•"" 11 II -i'I Lloo Mv 2'h 12 lJ Jl\<t 37~ j7Vr-~ .. Los ANGE·~s (AP ) A,MF In 1:D8 •, 33 2~ 2)3< 2• -., COtl!I Air Ln 2 llS II• ..... 1(-+'4 GilUV 1,i n1 l9 t.:t 12:2V. 120\lo 12111o+1t.t. Llllv Err .1• .... ' .... /'",'." jj",.~ .-,'~!1~~ l-ol:< -Amil( lo.I :IS 15\'o ,~ 1•!"1-..,, Cl\ C1n l.llO ' 51 21VI 26!1 21•-.-~ GF 6ui IOtl ..0 11 ' ' t "'Llnc a1· I 'I 10 ,. ,.. ~ R bl. C h ed AMP tric:OrP ._. 2-IO '3lo 42 '3 -... Con Cppper ' •'h .... ·~-"' Gl1n1PC :.0 1 4 12\0 12 12 -\'I Linc I ftf epu IC orp. as report a AmDCOP .36 • I 7\.o '~· 1~ ' CoriHCP 2.11 7 lU 36"-3$"'36~ .. .t~·Gjti<F!nl JI( s 2'l 1$h ISV. lflt ••. Li-fOai io 20 l \!:i ~ ~\'I th!r~ quarter loss o( $5.1 zi,:~P C~• "j ~ f': ~; ~:,t;t ~ ~nf1~uf~~ 2~ :!~ ~" ~-Ill! g1wH•ll ~n:J•,•, · 1"1,\'~1,,f'1,~ ~ tl:I::" 0 J1"1 7 1'~ ·J~ J~ J~ ~ milhon or 50 cents a share as 11i.mitar 1 -'~ 1 11 n~ 2:H• ~+ i, cu111R1 .asb 10 9 1611. 16\, l'Uo-Vi Gll tene 1 . .1>0 3l8 ~ s. " .. llt!n r:v pf 2 22 I! " '! ... ' , . ' A,mlt• of .68 . 3 6'4 l'l'J 8\J ConllnV1il 11 t 19 IO) 4\0 ~~.-" Gloos lrw:or Ii lS 15 14'' 15 ... L•ttoflll'I pf A. • 10 1 .. , compared With a profJt o( Am1!ed 2.60 I 1~ ~"1 «> .iQ -Ill ConMtQ .).lb 'I 99 9''" 9:U. 9'•-\-,, (;1111411 .4' I• lu U"" 21 'i'I 21~ V. 1.otll.hMd • J t4 Slii f\lo lo · · Aomt'elln 20 20 1 .... ..,., ,,.._lit Corill 011 l'h ' 151 31"' J\.i,, lllll+ ~. glotlll M•r 10 .. 1no II~ IH'I+ ~ .. L-1c 1.11 ' to 24'• 2lW. 24'~·1 •• $562,00(), Or SiX Cents a Share AnleQfl 2.Sb I 89 19~11 17~ 18•,.+ ~-Cool 1el0.aa U ,•11 21~ 22 ... ~ n~~tl • IOll.IUl'I .60 I l2 16\'I j6 16 -Ir'! Lom1•fl .32 t t •» r•• dl .lo . ' AnehHC \ Gii 7 11 2l~t 21~• 21\"t-"-Corilrl l lo 9 4 36 ... j ...,..., DldW1t Ftl t 1 131,'1 ~ 1jfi -~-LomM l.Jftl lt 1 '2'4o 4 h lo dur-1ng the same quarter of Andtr c1 ·60 6 :io 11~ i.s on 1&~-~. conwd 1.90 ' 2 u~ 6on :uv,_ I• Uoodrieti 1 t '1 2i 21\1 2 -"' Londoll Mlj i 4 101• 10111 1 ,, 1.
972 Anotllca ·10 u 61 l!Wi> 9\'o 10 .. Cooll. Un .~2 6 1 1V. 1"1o ra ··· Good1rT 92 1 55.3 22"-22 22"'+ 'h LPM S Ind 7 21 15" 5 15 -14
l . A I C "•i 1 IJ nl'o lj 12 COOP Ind .80 9 11 23~-. 22-\o 23llo+ ~ c;oraon~ "1• 9 J 12 11 ~ 1 Po+ \'I Lori SIG \,46 10 1 .. ~"~ ~···· ,".~-I>
R bl. ff. · I . A::.l~~ 0 3:211 1 ' 11"9 1 1, 12'._ \.\i couol 01 21-a 1 •2 ,, c2 -10 Gould Irie 1 t 31 2H-. 2H'o Jlh+ 112 L-ILt l.46 10 .. •• epu IC 0 ICl3 s said ~1on· Al>CO 011' ... 6 S4 Ii~ 11~ 12'--·-~ LOOPer LID I• " 9U 9'1o 9'4-''" U•1c1W 1\IJ .~ 41• ~ 19'. .. 21.1-•JO LIL 111 1 ~ • ~. \'I 1511>-I
day the loss resulted primarily ~~coCpc~: I~ 5~ ;I'll ; : -''"\ .. t::Tnd ·5.'J~ l~ 1l :iy. 1:\-J lfn:: ii! a~::'u ~ ill ~ fl~ ~ i& .. _.;,, t:?109 cOr~ n ,,l't •,I,! '!! "dl'+ ~ from reductions in the value of Pi>PJ:i 1 n m 106 10. ~oo -1\~ CODO A111111 ..i 1'"' l~ lll•---Gr•11lv 1 20 1, 10 21'111 21~ l'~ ~ L•UnctEl 1 " P.v. s.s.. v.+ C A.oot le-o ·Ma lJ SS •14 ''" 4'4+ \• Coowlo 1.18 5 I n•,, 2~\t 211'1 -1'1 Gr4nr w j...., 263 lib 11 Ill-"4 l'.1 PK rk I 411 lt 2.Sllll V. ~ two other companies _ Stellar ARA sv 1.22 25 1' 1n · 120\'. 120'•-llli Lorl)~r• c11 ~ s2 5°• s1. ~,~• Gr•vOr 1.J<l • 2 16'4 •ti• 16\'I--i:-LOU'G•' I.to 12 · 1 1• 30'\ ~It+ "\ol Arca!aN lt ! .ID 6"4 6i,o, &-.. 1..ornui. 1.11 29 191 95 91 fl -l4 \;!AMI l.1)0 II 22 3:.1 3 31'4T ~. Lw,:I .tO I 11 W. l.S\' IS.. • Industries or Newport Beach .... ,~.o :50 I '3 J~;, zsi.w 26"'1+ '• cousin 1.110 II 21 2~ 24_\.l 24\lt-~I GI Al.P T•• . 5t 12'ltl IH• 11 ~ • L v cr,1> s 74 •1~ ~ I -\1 ' A ,. En!o 1 JS ..... ,,1 ~""+ ... ~ow·~· LI/OU IJ Ill) ,... ).. ~ • OILkD I »I 21 5 23\'o ~ lJI•+ • L "'Co pf l lPVI '4 !!t• and Verit Industries of Bever-Aif1 ')s 1.16 t ll w.. 20»o 20""+ 1. -,ox.&rd .:JS ll 112'1 r';• ,.,,, ,:r,4li + ~ GtN 1• 1'.10d u 1 10'"' 1~ 10~ 1 w.1101 .c 2s 1• ~ • ...
I H·11 Ark B1rst "° 6 15 12\o n•. 12'1+ t·, ~"~·1nu I.II 10 IU lY. ''\"I ,..,... ... t' GIN N•-l.60 \J 7 ""' .. ._ .ufl . .~Lucky 51 -'"' II 2, .. , ·~ , .. · ,1,. ~ Y I S. ,lrlen Rnbv ' 114 •'!.. 4'• """ . ..ral'lfl-llOQ • n 15'1 ll 11 ... .,. "§NN pt 1.60 . 2 21\'I 22\'J l'ri .,.. Ludlow 1.Cll I ...-"' Ar,.,.01 Co u 13 51•0 5~, S'·•+ 1., ~•~""Fl . .w Ii Ir •'• 4 I -\.o 1wsFln ,40 ' SJ 11<4 16'\ I, .. -\ LLu~1110SllC .IO 19) 9 21 21 · 21*+ W Armco l 20 1 2()5 10'• 20\t 'l'!P.'1--, <JOC~er 1.u ~ :k 1•', "1•\1 1.-. · r Wnl Un %J ~. ~ ~ • oro U 41'1 )4\ • •. .. . . • f ...... 1P IC .o I • •• ,, .... -t<. (,01 .... -.11.111 f,' •• 11"" 'll'O 1F ..... \;o ...... , Yos.ln 14 I~ 1111 1 1\4 . • W1rhes Corp. ~~~:~1 1•~~ i~ n~ ~~ ~ .. -~-:,,~.".~-..!:' :! .: ~~:: ..... ~~::::~ ~ ~u -·.·,!~, ", 10 I J!! i: ~-,,.r~.:'11s;·1~ 29 ~ 11"' " + ~
S AmnCll. .IO 14 so 24~· 2•1• 2C\_,, .. w ll'"i'i 11 11111 ll• J:\.; 'j/\ ... '" -· 04 n:" ~ 14 + l'O 1~~ ,~. 1'• It AN DIEGO (AP) -.,.Of-ArmC01 J'4 120 !>41 .. 54i.-, >1\1-.-•• '"~ 01 .:..~ t•Hl ..,.~ .., • .,.,::: ., g~::::'ict 1:.,1 • 11 2,,. 2.,, ,.. . M1eAF .1111 • 2 JO'll 10-. 10\'i+ t.
fi . I r I" -, ... k c . ArrtWR 1.60 ' _, v .... 21 21 -i.. t Ts Corp • 12> lJ'• IJ I~\..+\, G•olltr qo ' .. 10 9"' 10 + ~ Ma<:Dorlld 12 2 ~ ~ ~lo Cla S 0 ue ·•IC es Orp., a Aro Cc .90a I 2 15" 15lo 15~-\, u Uoan :... 11 +O 1"°" 1~ 1~ • .,. 41 Grumm•n" ~ ''"' t 1\l , MKll.t .JO • J 1 I 1 ,.
retailer o( building supplies :~n~:: ·H IO 2~ ~~ !3'• 1 ~;··,·~ '"uhi.n• .k1 ll 101 lO 2?"' 2'\'I -'" Gu1rdl1n In 1' 10 19~ !,! !,! ... -.~ M-KM, Y ~°': : 11l •I• ' t)' A Ol · ....... 41 ' '• .-~• .._unn Ott.Ill I Y l •'• ) -lo GllMIO 3 llO t 79 :Ji,.. -_., II 24 14 'U:.-lo and accessories say they have s~ 1 1·20 1'0 m 21"!' ~ 27\ • .,. 1~ lur,.,i w•t 21 365 19:ii. 11tt lfl'l+ll• Gun Liii · .oMI 5 if 21'\ 21 21•-'II Mcv 111A '"' . 1120 57 s1 n,1.,-+ 1•,• , ', A•,.,,Gl.30 l6 ll-l •• ll lJ-1 • .. urn:osWr A_.}1 !2•,,.2•112,•1..-ln GuUOll ll>'l lO '3122\1 21,,.T-~MICIFd . .oto .. "IO~o tV. signed a letter or intent to ac· ~!: T1;= 1 !-'~ ';:-~. 'o+ ·; cli"iiVlt1~21-r 11 15 " 2s -~ G1111 Re&cn • 21 ~~ ,~,,-9~ ~~j!"·• ~ ~ 7 t .,,... ~··
quire Universal l\t 0 bi I e A1111orie -"° • • 1~ 10'1~ 101,_ o! ~~~1:'~ \ ~ 1~ ~~~ ~.., j4~;!.: ~U:~~ -~ · ~ ul. 13•• U'-\' $' . '•' • 1 1~ 1&.,. · AtitM! l Olb 1 <Ii le'1 1~1.& 16~,-'• · ~ 0--SIU j 111, n mi. 20"' ~t \'& DfV • I l rll ·~. Services Corp. of Houston ... 11c1ve 1.•1 ' 1<l 21 Vt 211<o 21 ~+ v. oamon co 32-tJ 41 Jt~ ~-.+1111 u~L ~ 4:40 .. z3e0 to~ 5'9 . 411"'.f+ ""Ma H -~1 *' " l • ••
T r ' Al Rlchfld 2 23 3,5 m . 13\..o 84-.+I DanR.ivr "-I 10 25 '"' I\ 1"-+ 1 .. Gillf&W• t4 5 ill 22"' 21.-22~+ YI M.lnl'llrid ·n t ' r: I +!! ex.. or 735,000 shares of ::ni.c ~ ~.tg .. · 11 S&Va 57"1 Si • oana1..o i°.3' 1 1s 1111 11 1 11•-..,. \11 Gull&W1 w. .. :ss, '"" v. ~+ \.to ~B fs. 1f l~
lu· kes co t k c pr 2 loll 141"-1•P·t ·~ 04rt n JOg I• 5, ~"' "'4 ~v. GllW• pl 1'1.0 1JV:I 73 1JYI-\It MA~·~ 16 11 .,,.. .... ,11c mmon s o c , At11, C•o 102 Jt 2 l'l.o 2 T '"" Ll•itlr>d p, 2 o111 :w"1 3,., 311•n-1i.-i x1tw1 Pl 3~, ·· 2 t5 """ m~-+1 M ·M j • ,~.f I Uni~ersal finances and ins ures ~!~"Co~:: .,: 11! s::i~ ~~ ~~:+ "b 3!~~Qpl 1,i: ' I~ a~ IO'lt !o~ .. 1 ~ G~Wc!i'1~ ;~ ~ 5!~ 5!~ ~~ ~! m~:~I ':'8 1! ll1 ~: ...
mobile homes AY!omr 1""' JO 13 s•~ 4l• 5'.•+ ,,_ D1vllnln I• S 11 1"-'Yh ,..._ 'h -HM--Marc.Of DI 2 20 ~ t +\• · ~~:coc:i: • ~~ 9, .. fit 9,•,_. \.t Llov1onH :~ 10 12 1110 1•.1.t 16'-•,1 H1ekW 2.36 10 1 Jn, J,!!~ 31!1~~ (' M1rt['l.10t1 11· 46 +1~ ll ' • D1vPLI 1 66 11 26 22'h .22~ 22 .. -~. HIUPrl • ) 2 l.,;1 ~.,. ...,_ 0 MarM I.to lO -"" ~~~t~r3·1j ff'" 1 ~~ 5'~-j!J~1 ~',• ·l!~a"Wll :co 3 •7 ut-. 7 1v.+1ot H1llltrln l.12j7 271 14;r;t.1l9,,~•1t"'",,~ ···M1tlon -""l u '!t 1 +1'o • T11na P-ri-A r 1 '0 .l ... >-o-r• 1.ca a. m 38 ~ l6w-i~ H1 mP•11 .so 1 •1 nv, " .... ·• 1.11r1tn 1.11 1 !\ -1. -'-1C' I S rw: ·4 1 78 70 9" 211 ;i. i:>elP41-l 1.16 9 li l•'i.i 10'1 16'!i.:::\1 H1mdC11-;40-7 l ~-t-1--&-+ ~"M•rl"'--;'° 11 • 7--lt --~ SAN DIEGO (AP) US ~:~::1~f ;~ 5 17f ~,,.. J'' J'.-..~ oe1 Mnl 1.10 t 3oS 18h 11\\ 11.,. •.. H11w;Hem .61 1 -• ..,.1>4 1r~ 1~:~ ~ M1ro1011 V\'i , s J! F:E· l: -• • AvooPr l 4Q 58 )O.; l2t>' I ? o L)el!•Alr SO IS 124 49>.io •"" 4t•il H1rldv H .72 11 4 ., " • Mt•IOtt I( l6 ~ l"' l'~ . tun a fishermen are oet11·ng " "'' 0·1 ·~~ ,, , • 2& 12a"" ·HO oe1t« 1n1n • 4 6!1 6'• •~ . H1 ... .c:P .w ' 14 11 1~ 12:w. . ;v..rv.P: . • 10 ~ 4\~ ~ ~ t1 ..., tc ' "" 1 11 17~ 11i-io o.eitona c11 s 39 11 10),,, 10•~ Vi H1M1 1.3~ 20 14 .o !t 45 .o -.,. Mar1Mr 1.11 7 1 I~ fit p;:= '-
more a Ion for yellow.fin tuna :11lf:.wu ir i1-1?0&7fu 11 ... 22·1+ 1~ ~~~~t: :: 1~ ~~ m: ~\;, m"-·Vi ~:;=18 _1• 1~ ~: ~f~ lt~ il~+ ~~~11 .J'n 1 1H1046'"' §: ~11o+ l~
a.s the result of a price auc-B:~.r 1n · .1: ~ !I 1;:: 1~:; 1;i~ · 0en1w1v ·~ l~ 1, \~ '~~ Jf;•' _.., ~4'~!~ 1 -~ 1; ~ H~ Hw. It~ 14 ~:::'v'• ~ ; it; ~ ltt:, f l:
lion, bul the same canneries ~:r1~1;1 1:~I ~~ !f ~"" tt'.'.! ?f,,;: ~· 8:~~::':~"1 :,,.s t n 70\• 20 ° 20 " ·• H:~.111ntp' 1 11 ., 2111i 21u. 211!; "'~:~~\: '.;;: f ~'l.i~ ~-"
aJe StiJ\ paying nearly $200 c:~~ \ft 111 ~ ?i\t l~. gl'I+ 1~ fil~~ ~: ;J: tl<lf 1:"° I~ l~~1!: ~=~:f:U .\! l 2: :t, l~ l!F-.\,,~Ml~~ .1~ l: llif " J li4-,-'t
I t r . Blfl!l.Or Pn , ,. I '-'l I , Dt•!r CD 2i IS It lS \o 15 15 ... ~ l'I H'rt•H .ICICI I 2• l.J 8~ 11'1 " M1lltl 02!> 't l ' t St-li n1ore a on 0 0 re I g n B•ngrpl 1•.. I 14 1• l• =,·Dial Fl~ :j.I II I If\• 19''1 lt'-, .. 111w1EI 1.5' 11 ' 27<l.o v ... ,, ....... ""~f OS i.60 t II J v, . ij"'" fishermen off01c1·a1s say Bnk of NY 2 ,·01 '.lO J.O ll'o 34 .. ~Di• !nH l.IO • lS 17\t 2~ w. HlvH.Altl 1 7 1, 1~\lt I~ l,:W,...... ~ MIV pr! l.IO I ~ •· · ilan~Tr1151 J 176 >l\J 53"' S4 "" Diam Shm l 9 195 II 17"> in-a, H11t111rie 13 3' J ~ Sfo • M•Yt<OI :ii u lj on 14 \lo-'• Five canners bid $482 a ton Bert1oer01 2k 3 21i. 21a~ 28.1.t=..,, DlaShm or 2 20 27' • 15\l 211 -1'• !:!£.~ f"•r1\", 1l ~ J,;: 11~ l~t; .... "i'f MtvtJW . ! tt V. .. . Bard CR .I• 29 26J :n"" 10'• 21••+1• Dl1Shol 1.70 I IY~ I~• 19--............ llC . T M4 M I 1 l:r t§ P. P." . i\1onday for yellow(1n and $477 B"rne• 1.:1tt1 t ' :H'IJ "'·• 2sv.--h DicT•Ohn .lO 11 25 •·~ 11'1 r 1 H«.,.,1•M11 111 311 "• 11'"1 .• 1",~ Jf.! .... 1 MC lrw: Al ! '" 11 ~r-"" . . &lltsMI .70 19 ,, 10 fh IO Dlrllold .COD 20 I ., ..,.,.. d*-,.. -... .. ., "T I Mc ord ... l .. i.. Ill ••. a ton fo r skipjack tuna caught a11~""" 111 1 , 16.,.. 16 1,1~+ '• DIG.loroo .60 1 S3 ~ •·~ '"~ 11111111 H I~ 1•,•1 ',~, ,", ,.'1~ ~ +1 ~ Mc rov 1.20 4 l! ffi· 1 . ~•" . h . B1rn lfld JO 1 26 20•, 20 20 .,.. DIQ•ltl Ecmt 4S 11<1 ID..., 79'• 10on+1 1111tl\IR -'' " ...,. 1" ~Mc. I U j I + 1n t e coming weeks by the eau~hL · •2 1s u 2n, 70''> 20,,t-... DHU!Kln ·'° 13 ' ..-• .., ..-.+ u, Httene Curt fl 19 J'I. J~~ :Rt+ 1w1o Mc Id Cp Y 11 :ill-+ " ~ · Baxl4r L ·u 56 hi '6"1. "' s~ ~ gruone .IOa IS I 291-o 291, 2'<.-\'I 111l1trcnt .I.I 1'0 310.:. Xll'I J1v..,.""' Mc D .40 J !!' · ·-'• American tuna neet. most or e11v11kCo :.so 9 J IOZo 1oi! :a,.-... rsnevw .12 p SU I~ !jg ......... i., Ht-Ur ol Ul7 . 1130\.-\ llO\'l llCll'>-JV. Mc. fEd 1\•t 11 ~ "" .,~ \.'I
,vhich is based in San Diego. :::r'~: ::g B 1: ~\, ~~ ~~:.:=: !'! Ri::,:~.,.~ l~ 1! ID: 1 ~ ~1~ ~::::=Pp .#:: 11 t:: i{1'e ~~+ ~ ::8~~:1 1 1·• .9 , ~~" 1m"' ·~•"+",•
Th ki · k · · · Bec:~mn ~ 16 11 2S 24( 24,~ i 511rersl1d In 61 2\1 \~ \~-1Jt ~m.t.o C•P S ,..... 11'1 ,_ \t ~ rtctr f l I • e s pJac price JS an 1n-Bec1011D ;35 26 115 li'• 34 • J.1 ' =1,' OivM1 1.•211 • 72 121, 211.i llt+ v •....... e11•11 .OM 11 u~ 3:l:it J,,,. r1 -t ~1 Mc."'''"' rl l • .. ''
f "" th f B"cnAr XI 1 2J IJ\ 12>4 12' ·• D•Peo11r :n SJ 116 1~ 23\o llJ+ U. 111r,~v 110 12 19 1•111 1m. tt + \<o M(I(" .lSO ll -'Ill crease o ~ over e ormer Btk:oP~ ·2k , 1 9:i: "''• ,.:_ l'I OorneMn 11 n 95 "~ 97 9 -JVi ntuPlf!ln :n 21 119 4>'ltl ,1.,., 4"~ 11 Mc.Lovtfl sn ! 1 "'4 ' • -\.• rate 1~1dtn I 70 I • 20 19~· 20 Ooml"O .9Stl 16 1\• 1 11\+ \.'I Htwlll P 20 "3 112 1~ 7l"4 14~1+ V. McNeil .15 • t 12\i II~ 1~ \• · tlooH .iio 1J 8 1~ 1~ .... · · OonLllfJ .12 I I 6t• 'fl ill!!: ""IOllVQ!f En 26 9 4~ '"" ~ "" MIMI C11 AO 10 ;17 13\'t ll"J 13YI+ ~. Biii How .6S ) \06 2l\• 72•) 23'4+1 Oonll<!llV .tB ,. 41 in1 21,o )'-+ t'I tj llfntlr .'1 1l S 23 2l'Ao 22""--\~ Meldpf 2.1 · · • 3' 3!11' lr--'· Btml•Co IO 1 11 It.£. 16' 1'"' ITTrlc ~ .32 7 1• S"o 1•. ,,_""Hollon HU I 10 10 23YI 22-!ll n«o-"" MttPIB 2,111 ., 9 34" a4\\ ,.. •. Sol"e•"oy s1ndll 1:(IO 1 5s n v, 1,,z 31v.-1 ~~evcuvfO a 3~ :... :~ :~ ~ HMW l!'ldlJ• u J l"-l"' '"'-\' MtD• .-, .!'!. , ,• ','., " , + ·;.:. _, Btnd!~ pl 3 J $5 !14 54 -4V• c .• 1f 2 ..... 36 ... :ia·' "41 MoWrlM ·"' lS 13 21\i 2•'11 UYJ-1\(o ........ m "~ • PHOENIX Ar (AP ) -Ben Co I.IS 1 1131 21'1 27 211/ ....... '" g0"'Ch 11 ·1 23 )04 n v. so ~ Hotrner .97 • 1, :lWi ™" »*+ .... MeLS'-.'3 1• 15'1 :n~ l2 + ~ 1 lZ. 9enC1111f 2'h .. 1110 llh Jl JI "•+-'f.o Q;F errw:G &' , ... 6~ IP"I+ \>1 HOii EIKtn j 12 7\J 1 1>t+ \~ MltnOrt l( lj lU 4lo 4~ A+~
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that-yours may not ! -lt'l-A·l\1STERDJ\i\·I lhe dollar
gained ground to 2 , i 2 0 0
guilders after open ing al a
new low of 2.7088 guilder!!
against ~1onday's closing of
2.i l70 guilders.
lN LONDON, a spokesman
for the Chase l\fanhattan Bank
said the "adjournment or the
\Vatergate hearings has taken
so me or the pressure off the
dollar."
Safeway Stores Inc has lost fl~nc Pt •."'.lO ·· 1~ "',, ~ u · -1\lolorava ,,., ,r 1 1•1'1 21'11. 2~-1-. Hol lnn1 .!JO 1 ltt 1Jl'o 1~ ,,_.._ \\ ::1¥11 r,41 11 ~ J J~ J~•+. ,_ '' Benouel Inc 9 125 lh J•~ 3'n-''• Drnser 1 «> n lS~ 33\4 ~ 11 liDl lnA .l~llo ' 2 26\"t 2111>-'Ill C ' · tOl>'o t i ;i a,.b9._Ul.$®_00Q ip_ArizO"oa saJeS Btr~~v PllO I 115 IOh 9l, 10YJ+ ~ Orelol 2:20 16 )9 ll"° -' HollvS11 .SOtl i" 10 13 12 t'i 13 , .. Mtrc1<L 1.1 "o •1~,. !"',. 14,. 1~--. . ' -BtlltSt--t . ..01-1-""31!9"""27!1 201-1 ~;..~ reiserpl 2 ?&-n11i •11 "I+ •fl rillmfflk .llO 21 21&·41tt-.&S¥<..46W-lh ~~ .. ,g . "' -t · ----111 during a month-old boycott by Bio l ind .51 11 6 37 ™• l6l• · Dre~e1 r.n11 u 19'!1 ,.,. 1 \ +1~ Honvw1 1 40 22 1J5 IOOl'I 91\lo 100·~+2 ··-~· ,·,. " "• •"•• 1"11~ 1!ll!+J"~ 1 COMl'LET! ORANGE
COUNTY COVERAGE
h1cludlng: Laguna le-ach
Soft Cle-11te, Mls1io11 Ylej11.
Dcma P'•l11t, as well OI Lan
leach and most of L.A. ar
MONTH TO MONTH
RENTAL IASIS
NO Dll'OSIT REQUIRED
ON AP'P'ROYED CREDIT
ONLY $17.00 l'ER MONT
TOTAL COST
I unllmlted p09nJ
NfW C0"'1ACT UN IT
SIZE 11 V~•41lf1 l
VOICE MESSAGE PAGERS
ALSO ARE AYAILAILE 7 FULL FREE MAlt+TENANCI
ORANGE COUNTY
RAll107fLEPHONE
SERVICE INC
714. 815-1305
4GI 50. SANTA l'E, SANTA ANA r1m L•911~• &tech, M!11lon \/lei•• Dau Paint, S111 Clem1nlt. Sin Jv~fl 1pl1l11n1, El Tora, CIU 1111 lrl•
496.]223
Jn other gains, the doll ar
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P'ROSftECTOR NEEDS S2,500
FOR GRUISTAKE-kNOWS
WHERE IT ISi
Write 101 1781
Hu1lfln9ta11 hoch, Ca. 92647
PRIVATE TRUST
FUNDS AVAILABLE
FOfil REAL ESTATE LOANS 1st & 2nll TRUST DEEDS $1 ,SOO To S2Ml.OOO
UP TO 110% LOANS ON TAUST OEED COt.LATERAL
NEWPORT !OUITY FUMDS Newpon cenrsr 620 Newpoll Ce11ter Orl..e Newoon Be11en, C11hl (71 4164•4924
W ANTED!
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES
for o,.. of tll• btit poyl11g ll'l'telh\'lellt bwlltfft' you'-. lftfl,
• • •
Registert?d Reps
NASO Brokers
Life l"\urance Salesmen
If yo• .,. ltakl119 for a pa~itlo11 rhot will por y•• '"'Y well for
rlrle 9ltl0tt•t of bu1f11C11 ya1 .,. prtw11tlr dolnt. you •-It t•
r••l'Mtf to, ot .... ,, ltoor our off•r.
W• ete eff.rl119 p111ltlo111 111 • cvrr•ntly pop11lor 111 ... tlMflt
'"4111M fttclt ,, 1w .. pl11q the COUl'ltry. that Is 11'1011 ,,.flt.bl• ,_Hie c.IS.11r• ottd tll• bfok ff.
We .,. c•rrntff 1taffl119 th• fh••st, "'"' tom.pi.tely equl,,ed
oMcn 111 Nowporl hodl, l1o1rbonk o"d Westw•ad. p
FM furt!Mt b1fotMotlo11 t• iid••llC• yo .. , c•reer, call!
Newport Beach (714) 833-0922
w .. twood (213) 478-0!83
In what dealers described as
"hectic" trading in Frankfurt,
lhe dollar opened at a new 101v
of 2.5550 n1arks against hton-
day's closing rate of 2.5610
lllJrks but quickly gained
ground to 2.5650 n1arks.
Guarantees
Annotuiced
By Cullltliy
h . Bl1ck&Dk I .. 18111. 109t,,11 1 ~i +l'•DrrrlusCo I 13 9 llo _,,.~""'' 1.21 I 11 20\li """ 'l~' ..... . ,. ..... I e United Farm \Vorkcrs e1111r Jn .48 ' n 1"" 1 n-.-i: .. Dv«e p l . .ci 12 ,. 21l.ll 20" ~ Horl1on Cp ,•', 10 1~• '~ ... ~. -~ lt 20111 '•• 1•,,• 1!, +·,.·· . ff··i .. a1uLoh110 6 51s'll.1S%ol 1~ D11ke111 a10 1:io1 'n'Mo'f.11oi;,+~~Hot.Pt111A1t 129 •~~•-..,....,.1 1M11 ...... j ~• Union. store 0 . 1c1a s test1f1cd 11oc~HR .2• 10 91 ,,, 7 , ..• :H ~u~e ~' 1.2o . tlDO 103' l 103 -IYI liospCp .1111o " l•V. 1~ 14U. ·· 1M GM~ I~ J' ••1' um '.~~ 1,•,h ··~ · t tueB411 .u 6 lJ7 1'1.:0 tc 1•%t+ ,,., ute DI 7.IC . 1'320 00 oo )li -Hos1 ln!I .l!I t 10 I~ 1111/o !Oft-" rv .no ...,. -n Jn COUf · BoDOie 6rlu 5 31 •i.. ~ 4 -'• u~Brd 1.11& 21 U 1S 1il 1 Houdailt .60 4 \4 11111 11\.t 11\t-14 IC In .I 2C .,. "3h 6 '4 +1
Th · l · ed Boelnq C . .io 11 156 11 It.So 17 + •, 11nBrild wl 3 J7\li 37\'• ,n, -"\ tloUdt pf 2>4 l 21\li :av. :a\I>-Vi Mer.Gt. 1.4 11 1• 1~ 19.'f 16 -h e wuon wa s res ra1n Bolsa cssco 1 204 '""' 9•, 9•~ up11n CP 11 11 t ~ •'ll>-1•"9ouo!IM .41 t 11 iN"t 12\'1121'1-Vt M t\5111111 1 2 Uh 13""-ui1£"
I . ·1 F ·d f Bor>d Indus 3 'l• Alo •llo+ •,. uPonr 2~111 17 321 16 1.56 159Vo Hovlt F1Drl 11 t7 a\'i ' 4•._. 1:. M rodOt .M S 2' 111'1 11 11\fi W t'lllJXll ar1 Y on fl ay rom BOoltMo •.• '1 4 191, lt'h 191,_ 1, ouPn pl , l J ,,"' "°" t7\.li ._ ._ HouMFn ... 10 1~ 24.,... ~ ~ "' M c Tl .ff 12 24 11~11v. 11111 '• conducting a full-scale bo)'COtl Borden 1.?G lO •2 221. 21"1o 21'1.-1, ouorieL 1.1 10 56 n1, ~ ! + 11 ~M pl 1;, •• 2 SMll Ulo't SMll+ ~ MklSaU 1.10 11 '9 W o 2:3"-23h .,, Boro w l.15 7 .SJ lotl~ n!i 2Ji'-"' Duc;t of Hl noo 26 26 -... Housl'pf 1"1 11 .ant 42\\ .O''i-MldMlo .tltl ' " 1Pi 1514 IS...+ ..., campaign here and in Tucson eorman1 1n 15 lO ll'I J"1 lie> ~ ht of isoo 11" 1~ ~-24 Hol.ltLP 1 . .0 1• 223 41"' 40'll o 1<o+ MlcS1t0t1 AO I 21 "* 11'11 11~ 1. . eosr ED 2.44 II 21 33 llh 321'>-\Ii IJ<ILpf 2.0S 1100 n t + v. HouNtG• 34 14 5' 221'1 12 n -\lo MllHLll 1,28 1 1 ~ "'"' .Q~ ~ Union members however were Bos1eo1 1.11 120 111 111 11J -"11 1K1L11f 2.01 1110 ''"' 27'• i..+ ~. HoNG 111 iv. 11 ,, c.sv. 46~ ~ M\llon&r .J11 11 " 141') 1j l~+ ~' !IC•.Prnl lrw: 1 111'4 11~11l(+441 vmo111 .20' 141, It 1'-~HowlfllJ 1•17 3916\.JIP." l' MnrtMloM l ,7 Xl'l3i'ol\lfl3 +h allowed to urge cu.o;:tomcrs not Br•nl!Alr ll 11 123 '~ '"' '"----~ 1 Pl t7 ,-f I~ ,., '"'" ,,_ t-1owm11 '10 • 11 l~ lo~ 1cw-. ·· Mln11PL 14,1 I a UI\ 1t~ 19,._,.
hase .,..._ Brloas 1.201 u 1c SI SJ~ ~ . Eaii • · 0 µ, U ,. ._ .. HYVOl:I 1 j"sllo 12 l• 19\oO lf\'1 191 ..... \\ M.lrro Al .M \ 14 111.'i 17U !,.._ •• to pure grapes a'nd lettuce Br/i•Mv 1.32 21 113 st'lt sru st . ;E•'f°". -~D 1 JO, "v' "•'"• ~" +~ Hl.ld&&y · 10 u 13 24.,., 2, 2:m+., MlnnEa .14 l 11 19."t UYI .-+I• · ked b h . I T Br$ Mv Pi 2 l '2\.!o •2\t •21....._ '-OJftrn ,.. r I HllllhH H :..O 1 , 1 ~ Nl'lJ. Riv ,tO 11 io lt'l'l 161\ 61.t--\lo plC y t e r1va eamsters Br tP11 .21b n t 14>1. 1..i,, 14~-Ii e:sIB~1F1~ /1 11: .,.~ ~r' t HUQhes TOOi 21 :m ~,.. u on +1 ·· M~•m /''° I l ~ ffU 1M--\i
union. 1~:i...~r~·'? 17 1fl' Hl'I ~ ~ + ~ Esr5Ko 1.oa. 37 421 11210 12fill 1mi.+ "!111'11 c11 .1t 21 11 1~ 1.s 1$ -1; ~~ ~ 'I 'Y t:i\ 1 .... 1~..,!1~ rock Gf .75 ' 6 lt""' l&l'o 16lfl+ ~ e11oric~ 11.'o I " lJ ]t()V, :MYl-1 HUIJCll'I e ·40 s u I n. • -\'I Mol'ltWk Ot . n 4"" 4\\ 4\lo--1·1
l rUnGs 112 IO II ti:\4 71"" 22\4+ '' Eclltll\M .:ti 72 3'I rn~ 25\lo lm:j: ""HllYCll.CD .2' ll 14 21 27 • + ~ Mal'lwfll ltb I s 1 It'll /' 161"+ ·~ • Norris liid. rown cOm 1 5 9q 91..:; 9\lt-'A Ec~d Jk .20 ,s ti J2l)o llfoll n I• Hvaromt .16 '-1 ~ 1~ 1v.+ \'I Mol~b cor11 9 10 ll'h 1"' INll+ ,, :rG~11 It.& I 16 2S 14~ 241111-'.lo ~~lulJ4C 1 ·: 1: 11l ;1ii;, = ~ f; ICN P~rm 15 15 1\o't •tt IW Mon•r<:h .60 ff 1 15>11 1~11 1ffi' ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) -11~i.~: :111 ti 1~ 1:~ 1:12 l~+ l! EGSll& G '.10 1t 11 11 ... 11"" m;t \\ \d,1'feP 1;: 10 2; rR1h• ";r' w,,:_·~·· =~ .. 1f ~ 1m 1~ 1J~_:(-;
N · fnd SI · ·d '! d Brunsw• 14 1 191 15"" 14 14~ l!'o EIKI A•soc lj ~ '"-4 ~ H ei I MOftlrll 1 to 11 :01 ~\lo 4f\o't ~Vt
it has agreed in principle to ac-I~!, EC 1.20 n SJ 30'~ 79.W. :19'1.<-\.\I Eel"'MI ... , '!!<?. 9 /, i\'o }°a l:i\·• \lo lS°\'~r or 1:~ 1\ ~ 2~~ ~ ,j~:+ }l MDnrOk l.J• 10 13 J~ Jl-\lo 32 -\t
orris u r1 es sa1 t' on ay e111s11 w ;40 , •S 23\, 21 "'" t :1,i:; EDS corp , 1ot 31v. lD :mv.-""l<M11~' ,:w, , • 1 10 10 r ~ tt ~ 1 ~"" ••Vo 61~ 1h
. . , 8.,.,.. o .M;I 5 21 11'\ro li on !Ph-V. II ,-. .. -11'~1 '1 ti. ' 56 lfll~ lillll TSV..-'('; MotllPr 1.IO 12 l.S ~ JN'-•;,, quire the-Automotive Division !'~" ·~ ' " !;;-;£• --~ 'iz Elflln NII wl_,_ 3~ I~ ·~ I 1 "Id'.,.. • ·~·~ M()l'lyM .Sib 11 16.S "' 4' 12"'+ v. S . 1 h 0 .1 Pll , 11 11111 . l ---,----: enilTr-1M s 21 5\• .,.. ¥1o+ 14 J<. ........ . ... • Niool'1I: 'kC • 1 1 tt~ --peflO tn I e a1 Y ot o! S<lrgent Industries for about ur r11 1. 11 1 10:;.1 Vt 70~+ ·" er PaioNG 1 1 1ss 1~. 14h 14\li-.,.. 1 ~"' 1 ~ ,, 111 -· 27u. 2 ,1 Morl!JP , c.s u 1l 111 \4+ v.
l'f!OENIX A . . eu1d1v 1.s211 10 11 21'4 uv. 21\'I E.unCP 11.11 20 21~ 21"1 21~+ s \NI' • ot .,.,. 714 · MornK . ..Ob j 2 41\ -\i n un-$9 m1lhon cash. ev ov•w .60 1 12 11 12 u _ '-' Em1r El 1•.;. tt 111 12" 11 1111o -///~~~ 2ft ;o 1~ J~ iN ;~\r,-t:, Morn F.I . .,, 'J , ~ ~
conditional written consum er The Sargent facility, located ,~~~·~-:~: • ·~ 1:~ 1;~ '~:j:+ ~.: ~g::;~A': '.~ ~~ 1 ~ W ff~:,.. ',•.,0«1s1 c,.~ •'•'• ~-,,,,. ,•,•,-t ~-~~fr5"1.ol~ i 19 17 11tt 1 .,.__.'• •uar"it!M foi· the cn11·re 1r·ne of · y ·i · Ml h od ur1 In 1.40 12 s1 ,.,, :211 :211•.'J ~ Emen>Ln .31 11 1s •'A • 11ti . co ,. \ n .. ~~ Mor1Nor .14 ii ij '"' ~ 1 l. ,.., u <.-...: Jn psi anti. c ., pr uccs 11rl No 1r., • 19 JS!;, JS l$'11+ '!fl Emfl••I 1.'20 6 38 ''"' II lllti IMAlnS. .(ltl 9 2ot. ~ 10f'o-~ MOioro!• .so 14 •• 4 i::i:" Cud•liy Burs lloli·day ll•ms h I f t h ~••111 111 55 ' 1-" 1:1.~ ,,,. EMI Lt 0&1:1 15 11 • • 4 .-"-ncome C10 .7 6\~ 6\lo 614 -14 M! Fut\ I" I ~ ff ~ " • " • w ec covers or e Yrnd~C :70 10 16 11 11!• 11 _ ~ EmDotA · .A1 1'60 ~ t1' 1~ ~, rieClrw: .SB~ 31 10 th 9¥. Mt5tT• :u v-~-.
sliced bacon, wieners and slie· automotive industry. l t has =~~li"'11su11i~ ~ Jp:rn, 111.,.,221 1,i,+1~ Em11 F1n 5lc ·s s ,,,.. 1 ,,..:_ l>ll 1;:3't;':t 1-.~ '! ~ ~u. ~~ lll:-~MSL •1'1111 t NII ... ed luncheon meats has been I I f -c5 ~ 1 • Em111'' Gis 1i 11 10\ 9t 1tllf "'!ndPwL 62 30 26\.'o UIJi 261•+ • =unlffo I ; ~ • + ~• an:nua sa es 0 about $30 •DLT 1.11b 11 13 2SY, 24\lo 20-1 ~~r.~us ··i ' 1n 1~.11 1t1, m....·.,. lfldYllllU :,. I ll 29 ,. .... 21~ ~ .. M~~~ . • 11 .. ll" n"'= ~ announced here. million 1blt c • .u 1 n 2"'-2•v. ~ .. enviro1ec:11 21 12 31~ 311'1 !',._" 1~ , .. j·Jlt ii 1u 56\lt SHt 56 -w Mur ~ ll 1 S5V. v.-1i.i: Cudahy Foods Co. President · adrtrw:• 11>11 • 1t 4' • •'• •o.,+ 1.; :!Qulmrll. .to 1 1 l•'l'f 14l\ 14:i. -~'\ 1111~ err -~ • 31" 31411 31"-Murr , "" u ·"'± (•; :l'J1'i:11111w: i n ~;: ~:! ~ "'~:tii:1 1\:: 1f 1J If• fi~ :au_\\ l~J1:''11i 2 1: ,4 ~ ~~ ~~\It ~~~L ' II 41 1 .... 11\\ Vi+?:, lloward G. Fisher said "The 1t11hln Jk u 1.s , .. 9.,. t;.z+ \\ ESfllrw: i 21 , 1, 2•111 uv. P.M>+ "111mo111 .1211 • 1• 1llo 1"' ,,,._ 1' ~ ,._
guarantei! Is the nr~t of its r-----------,,\~·m fl 1.371:1 t 2 25lilo 25\1 2Slio E1 .... rk ·,, 7 I ,. 'l\ii "~· -l'I 11\tJl(ll c .10' 1 Sol 10 M ,.,,..... Ntbl~•-11 11 n 4'\.-\ 4s-Yo ~· E
type in the meat pi3ocessing =~~ i~ ti 1!l #t~ ~~ ~U='it €!:'.\~ :ll ~ •l 1~ ,,tt l!~ ~ l~:f1~~1.: 1: ~ 1Jl? 1~~ :z~ lt ~:~~ h :~fl ,f fl~ f;'"' !1
F :~Pe'~ i~ .J ,:1>1 ,;~ ,1~ ""E~ ... 1111 ::io 13 ,,,.. s" 1hi "'l~l:mi i'li ; 1~ ~U '3~ :d~,,,. ~::t' ... w :ta i, J.! ml ~ + • industry." reeze 11111'& 1.10 \1 10 1S~ ,~ 13•.!v.€:::::~"1~ • 1~ !3: 13"' ~VJ-U 111lrl1k1 1.IO , • UVi 23li 24 ..... ,,. .... OJCI "ii:, It t i: lfc explained that if a con· -" s1 c11l11 c , xi l9 :it Jt E••ruP .AllQ ·; 11, JMt 121, l''A-1 • e "' coro :is 455311 'llv.Ju -t4 N••C•11 j ' M IO't "' Vi
sumer shnuld be dissalisrled l:~~ 1·.:i i: 11f !f~ !k ll·~+ ~ ~:f.,-:~, .. to 11 ~ 1;:: '~~ ~+ --1~r~:~ i~ t~ m r fm ui~+ ~r~= ~ 4l1 mt fltt -::
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Up-a~d-down Day
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as investors became encouraged ~l. Jow prices and
a strengthened dollar abroad anet grew worried
about the economic factors that have been plaguing It
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the prices of gold and the dollar, said Robert Stoval
cf' Reynolds Securities Investors see gold down
and the dollar up by 10 am and they buy "
Stocks we1e the strongest 1n the first hour of
trading when the Dow Jones average ot 30 1ndus·
tnaJs was ahead 10 points They fell back to a 1nlnus
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Jlau1it You 'Tll Its Gone/' Aura Leading World Race!
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J ESSE PHILLIPS' 56·foot to Ft. Lauderdale, 1973; fourth Australia rnadc the..tBw:m~da · AiJ•irtrl S l ice-ti I our F•11e11 0111111y '"
\Vally Stenhouse. a Chicago
insurance executive holds the
lead in point standings at the
haJf-way mark of the second
World Ocean Jtacing Cham-
pionship. .
Charisma is in second place in the !\1iaml to ?\1ontego Ba.y nnd :rruns3tlunllc: races in I TOP SIRL_ DIN •v •. lO to u .... Lt. s1 BB
with 49 points, and Ralph race . for a total c.f 23 points in Apollo and then raced his nf:!w ll'h~le ui• llcrlf. ltydel\'s .Phantom: a 50-footer, th r · \ e Readr to Set'Ve w,Jth Hotre" 'n Spice GJ•11
Js in tfiifd place with 65 points. e our races. Apollo It in the Sydney-I-lobart i Fo 'he n · d ft"· • Spira Sl lced From Top· to Bottom
BOATING
A low pijlnt scoring system is race. r rer a 1n er o 111: used. The boat with the lov.'est NO ~~WER-than--12-boats-cllampi-Onship scrics.,...cnly the 0 We Package and Ship from
.fleet-score total from seven have f1n1shed three of the re· races that Bond makes inl Coast to Coast I
races out of 22 or the ,vorld's q~ired races .. Defen?ing ~ham· Apollo 11 \\'ill be counted ! • Full ..Service De icat~lsen
toughest ocean races will be p1~n Turner JS leading \Vlth 14 IO\Vard the cha1n1>~0nshjp. • Imported CheeMs and Wines
the winner. points .. Even thou~h Turner's It is estimrrted that during •·Catering.·.· A ~peclalily
•--·Ensenada
Race Set
July 4th
Stenhouse, y,•ho c'4JJ1paigns
the 49-foot ocean racer Aura,
has completed four of the
seven prescribed races and
has a total of 23 points.
The championship is being
held over a three-year period.
'The current contest began in
February, 1972. The Sydney·
Hobart race on Dec. 26, 1974,
\viii be the last race counted
toy,·ard the championship.
Or the seven races n
-·'ed to score 1s IOVi'er. he 1s not ahead the thrcc-yeai· period 1nosl 3700 E. Colllt H'9hw.,, C•relMI d•I Mo, -673·9000 <~~ r St h be h h I Blotk wl!lt of 5 CrowM Re11111r1n1
be in.the running. three of the 0 en ouse cause e as boats competing for the chain· races have to be from a list of completed fewer . r a .c es · pionship \Viii have covered \~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~'~";;'·~·~·~ .. ~';"'~";';• ;•~..,;;:·~•;•~ .. ~·;•;•";;'m;;,..~•~l;'~"~'~"~
six events which are gene~ally Turner scored a first 1n the 6,000 1niles of ocean under rac-1·---
cons idered to be lhe most 1972 ~ydney llobart. ra~e in ing conditions'.: .ti. beautiful 'f s · da ., N ' QJ _ •
demandingintheworld.Tllose Amer1canEagle:af1rst1nthe silver and glass trophy ry .atur y s . ~ws ul lZ
six are the Newport (R.I i to 1973 M1am1-Montego Bay race donated by Jack Po1vcll acln .
Bermuda race: the St. in Lightnin. and 12th in the \Vally Frank of Ne 'v York ....:.
Petersburg to Ft. Lauderdale. 1973 St. Pete to Ft. Lauderdale call~d the Salty Tiger 1·rophy 1117/e Dare f .ou Ted Turner. Atlanta, Ga .,
'''on the first World Ocean Rac-
ing Championship in 1972 after
three~ years of racing over
three oceans in the converted
12-meter American Eagle.
Florida, race; Eng I and ' s event. -1s the perpetual fo r the r'f
Channel Race: the Fastnet Rules for the \VORC allow a \\'Ol~C.
· race of England ; the Sydney-competitor to count th e11.c-;o;o;o.__,._ __ ._ ___ ....;_;;;.;_.-_,..,_;..;;..--;;;;;;-----;;;;;;,;;' ------------
An Ensenada race \l.'ithout
the international navor.
That's 1he reputation being
gain~ by the Marina del Rey
to San Diego yacht race \Vhich
this year is expected to attract
more than 300 sailing yachts
St_. Petersburg (Fla.) Yacht
Club sponsored the f i r s t
championship series a n d
Yachting. l\.1agaiine is sponsor·
ing the current competition.
Hobart race of Australia and records ,0{ two boats' during a I
the. Los Angeles to Rooo lulu three-yea r period. llowevcr.:
Transpac. once the finish of' a second i
StenhOuse's record.to date is ·boat_ is counted the first boat I
15th in the 1972 Bern1uda race, · may not be used again for a
third in the 1972 Transatlan~ bid at the championship. 1
tic; -first in the St. Petersburg-1'~0(...Jnstance, Alan Bond· orl
for the sixt h rency,•al or the c K k B ";~~ race is sponsored by aDQe; aya oat1nen Acali Raft
\Vinclfammers ·-Yacht Club-of-~~~~~s;ern d~ac:YC!u~ no1 Given SaJety. Warning
San Diego.
-Exper.irnen .. t -
Goirig . Fin e
The race is traditionally In a \Vaming issued to white aboard. The most tragic part
sailed on the July 4 \Veekend. 'Ibis year i . cbeduled to water boatmen. the Depart-o fthese reports is that three of LAS PALMAS. Can a r y
start on Saturday, June 30 ment of Navigation and _Ocean the fataQties ·\\·ere children Islands (AP) _ The sexually •----~r.-,.-m-Marina-det -Rey;-Trophy~Development~cited several less than 15 years of age." mixed che\v of the ex· p~esenfiition fOfthT""Wi'nners repo s of acciacntr involving·-Ricksecker--:-u r g e d ··aJJ-----pefiffiei'ita:traft Ji.c-(li is-get-
Wlll be at Southwestern Yacht canoes. kayaks rubber rafts persons regardless of swim· ting along fine, a ham radio
Club Monday, July 2. . ' . '. . . operator re-ported Monday. R_a~ participants will be and. ptintoon boats .. • nun.g ab1hty, to •.vear f~otahon Quoting Dr. s anti a g 0
cru1s1ng yachts from 20 to so Since that warning, such devices whether boating on Genoves. the ··~Iexican an-
feet or more in length and will river accidents have doubled, \vhite y,•ater or rivers with tropologist who organized the
carry crews ranging from four according to the DNOD. swift current!_: trip to test human beh~vlor to a dozen or more. . under stress, the operator said
'Ibe race starts at 10 :30 a.m. Guy R1cksecker, program Ricksccker said the DNOD the raft is about 1.200 miles
Sjoreside vantage txx points manager for the department's has prepared signs to be 'Yt'est of the Spanish Canary
fo r watching t~e race will be boating safety and regulation posted on potent i a 11 y Islands.
off Palos Verdes P o if: t division sa id: "The most diingerous waters by local of· The seven-by-12-yard steel
between 12 and l p.m., nd alarming fact so fa r is that in ficials. Additio·nally, th e pontoon houseboat left the from Dana Point on Satur ay rt d . ha . Canaries on May 12 for J\1ex-
about sundown and from every repo e rrus P ID· department is preparing a ico.
Point Loma abOut noon Sun· volving these small boats, at safety leaflet aimed at river The ham operator, i'.1anuel
day. least one person has died. This 'boatmen. The leaflet will be Cabrera, said he did not expect
Two Coast
small group of boatmen_ claim distributed this summer. to speak to the raft again until
a Utlrd of the state'S bpating )ater this week b e c a u s e Ricksecker said all boats Genoves reported the 11-mem-
fatalities this year. are required lo have flotation ber cre1v would be busy
"Ironically. no one of the 14 'repairing a rudder. devices aboard. Co u n t y
Y -'t:1-----·---persons•~<t1crdied-was·-weat'ing Cabrera said the rart is 3CJlfSfilCil a life jacket," Ricksecker con- sheriffs will ~ advi~ed to averaging 35-45 nautical mlles
·------tinued . "Only t\.\'O of the craft make appropriate equipment a day using ocean currents -!Jead Fleet Trlv01ve0h3011otntion-ttevices-checks'iln-boats-of-this l·l".pe:·-="..!!n4 -!!o-~H._ .. -
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running one-l\\'O in Catalina 27
Fleet Four's summer series at
Dana Point
Enterprise Class
Bill Murray of Huntington
Beach-and-;!tis-sloop ±-'-Nugge>c':_' --
is way out in fropt \\'ith two
Title Race at Seal Beach
wins and 20 points. He led the
fleet SaturC~y. June 16. \\'ith a
61h~minute edge in the second
of the four-race series.
Seal Beach Yacht Club \Viii
be host to the national cham-
pionships of the Enterprise
Equation
Sets Mark
Class in a five-raCc regatta a 1nonth earlier than usual so
July 23·29. Donald E. Elling that top skippers may con-
president of the South1vest tinue 011 to the Enterprise
Enterprise Ass::iciation an· \o:orld championship regatta at
nounced. Vancouver, B.C. Aug . 22-25.
The Canadian national cham·
The \I' l n n er \\'ill be pionships will be held at Van-
determined by the Oly1npic couver Aug. 18-20.
In second place on the nine-
mile course Saturday was Phil
Nordli's "Swni J\1aru" of
Fmmtain Valley, b a r e I y
beating' out Larry Strong,
third place winner. In fourth
place was Ralph Hart.
scoring system on the beS't The Enterprise is an in-
four of five races. Spinnakers ternational one-design class
wiU 1be used. sailboat. The boat is 13 feet.
NE WPORT, R.t. (A P) -Decker McAllister of Sea l three inches length overall and
The 68-foot ketch Equation Beach. t\.\'O-time winner of i:he has a hull '"'·eight of 200
crossed the finish li'ne first in title will be defending. Decker· pounds. The boat planes e~slly
the Annapolis, Md., to sails an eight year old kit-built and carries a spinnaker for
Newpor:t yachLrace Monday boat. }.Jos~of t.he ... other <:on·. racing. There arc ove r 17.000
night with a ne\v elapsed time tenders \viii be fiberglas~ reglstC red in tfie world·and 80(}1
record for the biennial event. The nationals are being held in the U.S. I
At the mid\vay point in the
summer series. }.1urray was in
first with hi s 20 points: Nordli
·has 12. Paul J\.1clntosh c·ight,
Larry Strong six. Hart fi ve,
and the rest of the fleet y,•ith
two or less paints each.
·Fleet Four members v.·ere
told at a pre-race meeting that
the Dana Point Yacht Club
has opened its entry lists in
the · July 1 Race Day to
.Cataltna 27 s kipper s.
Participants are asked to
meet Sunday, July lat 10 a.in.
at the yacht club.
The ketch, owned by John T.•,..;.~~~~~~~~;.,~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;m;;
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to Narragansett Bay at 11:20
p.m. after an official passage
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seconds.
Th at broke the old mark by
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VOL. 66, NO. 170, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 1.9. 1973 TEN CENTS
Laguna Niguel Residents Plead for Downzone
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·A crowd of 50 vocal Laguna Niguel
residents urged the Orange County Plan-
ning Commissk>n Monday to downzone a
1ix -acre, six-lot property adjacent to
tPelr homes.
On five of the six Jots, on Hillhurst
Prive across from the Crown V.alley
Alpha Beta Shopping Center, con-
atruct.jon under zoning for apartments at
a density of 19 units per acre has already
begun.
Pay Raises
Get Study
By Board
2 Eartliquakes
Jar San Diego
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -Two small
earthquakes shook San Dleao Coun-
ty eorly IOday, waking IOlllt pe<>
pie. No damage was reported.
Dr. Olarles Hawe, fl. San Diego
State, said the fint bit at 3:26 a.m.
and measured between 2.5 and 3 on
the Richter scale. J~s effect was
felt-as long as 50 aeconds.
The second hit at 3:50 a.m., Howe
snid, registetlnK about 1.5 and
lasting up to a minute.
Both were ce ntered about ~S
miles northwest ol the university,
Howe said.
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If the suggested downzoning (or zoning
requiring lower density) is approved by
the county, the buildings, under con-
struction by Thorner-Birmingham, Inc.,
will be designated "legal non-<UI·'
.forming." Propoo<d ""1ing would allow.
10 units per acre maximum . ·
· This means that if the ·buildipg bu~
down or otherwise M1Uired remodel-
ing, the -developers would not have the
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-A .Lueky Bird.,
Fledgling Finch Finds Friend
Con a lalltn flllch named Clark Kent
ftnd love and hlppineN In Latuna Beech
Clty 11•11? • .
Well, It appears so.
At least, Clark, a baby common finch ,
has tho love of Jacije Washburn, ~ncil
secretary. And, he seems to i,, haJl[>y as
Jong as the eyedropper of strained
chicken baby food 111 not too far away.
Mr11. Washburn found Clark over the ·
weekend while she was doing garden
work.
Clark apparently attempted to Dy and
11.ke rnore than one flecfsJln& did more
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Dutttrtntr than Dying. Ho WU found hud·
died and frightened in some ivy, Mn.
Washburn aald . ,
'Mrs. Washburn carted Clark to \\'Ork
Monday. IJe sa t in the back of the council
office and uchecped" looking at the big
wotld out of a cardboard box. .
Sho plans on lumlng him loose when he
is well and able to care for himself.
Mrs. Washburn allowed as how that
was the least any Lagunan could do.
IA.guna Beat'h, after all, is a btrd sanc-
tuary.
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legal right · to rebuild unle'ss the new
structures were or a type permitted in
the new zone.
"We're being made the scapegoat," a
representaUve of Thorner-Birmingham
told the commission. "We have owned
this_property_for_severaL1ears_and never
hun'ied to get a building Perm it because
we thought our zoning was secure."
The developll}ent Compariy'S represen-
tatives poiQted out lJiat, their long-tenn
financing for the development has not yet
been approved.
If the project is declared "legal non-
conforming," attempts to ftnalize finan-
cing will be handicapped, they said.
After close to an hour of hearing, the
commission voted t_o_conUnue_tbe
discussion to July 9. The. planners said
they wanted to look at all areas in
Laguna Niguel where downzoning has
been propoS<;d.
enace '
Clinking, Drinking
Nixon, Brezhnev
Toast Agreement
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz joined
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko
in signing the bilateral agreements.
At one ·point. tne ti&-year-old Soviet
leader jokingly took a napkin from a tray
and held it in front of his face so
BREZHNEV RADfA TES GOOD
WILL ON-\1151T~tory P•ge 4
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CAN CLARK KINT FIND HAPPINESS IN LAGUNA CITY HALL?
Baby Finch TolcH Strainld Chick1n Babf FOOd From Ep D..,...,...
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Two factors have brought the case into
focus:
-The state has legislated that all local
governments must bring existing zoning
and regioval general plans intQ con·
sistency.
-A_p.roposed-1recway route through
Laguna Niguel was deleted.
Laguna Niguel Homeowners' Associa·
lion representative.. Jack Cressman said
this group has tried for two years to
persuade the commission to conside r the
rezoning.
\Vhen people bought property in
Laguna Niguel, according to Cressman .
they saw a general plan which in areas
not owned by the de velopers was
theoretical, not real. .
Now the commission has been directed
by the Board of Supervisors to review all
zoning in the county which conflicts with
existing general plans. • ' . ~
unans1
·Group Held -.
At Gunpoint,
Says Editor
By JACK CHAPPELL
01 th1 O.lty l"Jlot Stitt
A Laguna Beach newspaperman said
today that he and members of the public
were held at gunpoint by federal
narcotics agent s during a $50,000 cocaine
seizure and arrest or four men in Laguna ·
Friday.
l\tichael Eggers. managing editor of
· the.. Nen·.s-Post. a twice-wee kly publica-
tion, said federal agents also took ex~
posed film he had shot of the drug arrest
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in-progress. ------!
oai;ty l"tltf Stl" ....... CONVICTION REVERSED
Mlrk Johnson in. 19n
A spokesman for the Los Angeles office
of the Bureau of Narcotics and
Dangerous Drugs {BNDD) denied agents
had pcirited weapons at any member of
the press or public and said the film was
voluntarily turned over to undercover
agent~
"I've got six witnesses," Eggers said
and he stood by h1s charge that a female
agent standing outside an unmarked car
had. leveled a pistol at him, ordered him
to stop shooting photographs or the ar-
rest and held him at gunpoint until the
supervisor came over and talked with
him.
"The gal shook me up a little bit," Eg.
gcrs said. He said she was about 50 yards
away from hi.n at the time and that five
or six people who bad gathered to \Yatcb
the afternoon arrest in the shopping
center area "·ere ''shaken up." The peo-
ple were standing behind him, Eggers
said. I T ti D U . Laguna Beach police were not notified _ rU_L rug_ ,se __ .Jn_ady;ll}ee p1 theJe<!ero!.•1><r.a1m1LaruL __ .......,,
. patrol units had been dispatched to the
S d • u scene at Burt's Shopping Center after core Ill pset calls "'ere received ot men with guns.
A BNDD spokeSman who declined to be
Of C , , identified said: "Jt is my unJerstanding OllVICllOll that talking with the supervisor who was
on the scene that. . .no \Yeapon was
By ARTII UR R. VINSEL
Of ltlo ~llY '"°' Sllff
A murder conviction obtained against a
one-time San Clemente Marine .in the
slaying-of his wife -based --on~ a
marathon ·interrogation using the alleged
truth serum sodium amytol -has been
reversed, nearly two yea.rs to the day
after her brutal death .
The Fourth Di strict COurt or Appeals
today announced the ruling in favor of
l\1ark A. Johnson, 22, on his contention
that drug-induced statements admitted
as evidence were not given voluntarily.
Judge William l\ilurray had ruled dur·
.ing Johnson's Orange C:Ounty Superior
Court trial thnt confessions and ad·
mi ssions about the case \Vere properl y
induced and the defendant correctly ad·
vised or his rights.
Justice Robert Gardner dissented \\'ilh
the findings or two fello\v justices in the
San Bernardino appeals court. and issued
a lengthy explanation.
He challenged the basis of the ruling.
that no appellate court or supreme court
has yet adm1ttl'd polygraph or -truth
serum test results as absolute proor of
infonnation obtained through their ~.
"This c~ represents a classlc renec-
lion of the attitude of the courts to~'ards
the rules of evidence which t find com·
pletcly out of step with the facts of life as
they exist today," Justice Gardner wtqte.
fie indicated t~at new forms Q{ in-
vestigation into criminal matters must
be explored in certain clr<:umstnnees.
Johnson. arres ted almost a yea r to the
day after his wife Connie was found kill·
cd In their apartment at 416 l\ionterey
Lnne on June I?. 191 1, recalled under
sodium umytol that hc·hnd lndl'ed struck
his u•ife.
Bu~ he could never be induced to admit
or recall stobbhlg her too, although the
defendant had some rccollectlon or bur)'-
ISet JOHNSON, l'age %1
pc:iinted at any member of the press.
"I certainly would be concerned if ev:r
one or my ageots pointed a gun 1t a
member of the public," a BNDD
spokesmaq_said. -
He said .all of the federal agents "·ere
armed. "I've looked into the matter and
as far as could be detennined nobody
pointed a gun at a rnembc : of the public.
"As far as the film is concerned it is
my understanding the film was given up
voluntarily," the spokesman said.
Eggers said he and agents talked about
(See GUNPOINT, Page ZI
Orange Coast
Weather
It's getting wanner. The weath-
crlady sees highs in the 00s for the
inland areas \Vednesday with beach
temperatures in the 70s. Overnigh t
lows 58--05.
INSIDE TODAY
State GOP money is accumu·
lating, the govenior is pushing
an attractive ta.i-ceiling pla''
Q11d a major speaki1117 tour t1
pla1u1ed. All signs point to a
Ronald Reagan ruu for the presi-
dt1tct1 hl 1976. See Page J8 for
details.
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Man Give11
Help, Tl1en
Off to Jail ~
A 22-vear-<1ld l-luntington Beach man
found ~·andering dazed, slashed and
bleeding in Laguna Beach by police wa s
rushed to south Coast Communily
HDSpital and then to the jail ward of the
county medical center early today.
Jay Bamfield Holmes of 20701 Beach
Boulevard. \\'3S arrested· on alleged
possession of marijuana and dangerous
drugs.
Police said today slashes on the man's
arms \\1lich required 150 stile-bes to
close, were apparently self-inClicted.
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Four Arraigned
In _ Cocaine Raid
Four men -were aiiilaned before a
federal ma~istrate Monday in connection
with the seuure of a .pound of high grade
cocaine by federal agents in Laguna
Beach Friday.
Arrested were carron David Devlin,
22, of Laguna Beach: Federi c k
MorUmer, 21, of Laguna Beach : Carlo
Russo, 19, of Laguna Beach an d Larry
Pidnance, 23, of Huntington Beach, a
federa l agent said.
Agents said t.fonday that the arTests
were part of a continuing tnvestigatlon
into a countywide cocaine distribution ac-
tivity, and ca n1 e after a 2~ month in·
vestigaUon.
A bureau spokesman said the pound of
cocaine allegedly seized by agents was to
be delivered at a cost of $14,000 but that
the drug was or such high quality it could
be cut three times before reaching the
street where it would bring $50,000.
From Pagel
JOHNSON ...
Connally~s §:
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Looving; =
~ Rift Told ~
-~,i ··' -LOS -ANGELES (UPJl ·-Jolm-C4n-
nally ts leaving the White House after'•~
clash with Press Secretary Ronald
Zlegler which may have derailed Coo·
nally's chances for the Republican
presidential nonUnatlon, it was re~
today. ,
In Washington, a White Hou ''
spokesman said Ziegler a(cfConnally are
"on the best of terms." .'nie spokesman
said both men consider today'a story by
the Los Angeles Times inaccurate.
"Governor Connally and Rm Ziegler
have talked at great Jength and will do so
·in the future," the spokesman said.
· Holmes at first had told officers he had
been attacked in Newport Beach and had
1-----hitchhikeQ-to Laguna -Beach.
Bail was placed at $10,000 for Devlin,
ch arged with possession of cocaine for
sale and possession with intent to
distribute; $10,000 for Pidnance, charged
with cOnspiracy to sell and intent to
di stribute; $5,000 on Carlo Russo, charg-
ed with sale of cocaine and $5,000 for
~fortirner, charged with saie of cocaine. jng a knife and throwing her wallet off
the pier.
The spokesman reiterated lhe WblW
House posi~on expressed last week that
Connally. the-former governor of Te111,
has no plans to lcav«; his unpaid post but
that he never viewed the appointment VI'
a "long-term assignment."
! Newport detectives were contacted,
and a description of the alleged assailant
was put out to patrol units.
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Capt. David Brown said that as am-
buJance attendants rendered· first aid· to
Holmes, they removed his shirt.
lie called for them to return it saying :
"Give me back my shirt , my joints are in
there!" Brow'!! said.
Police allegedly seized two marijuana
cigarettes in the shirt pocket. Later at
the h06pilal, pills_ were allegedly founJ!,
Officers also found a blood-stained
three-inch long blade in lhe man's
pocket, Brown sa id.
Nabbed
Lagt11ta Higli Awards
J\:Jayor Charlton Boyd, a'f.Iarvard alun1nus, presents the Harvard Book
Award to Eric Ressler d uring annual awards ceremony at Laguna
Beach lligh School Monday. ~fore than 150 high school stuQents were
honc;:ired during the presentations.
MarylandBa11ker Indicted
From Pagel
GUNPOINT. ••
turning over the film in hi.s office nearby
just alter the arrests. ·
"You kno'v as well as I do, you have no
choice," Eggers said. He said he was told
the government could go to court to get
th e film if necessary.
Fr.om Pagel
He also rec~led taking a shower to
wash off bloodstains In delving into the
recesses of his mind about that hazy,
tragic night.
Johnson's petition ror reversal clai n1
was based on a clause titled the "totali ty
or circumstances" that his incrimiriation
statement should not be construed as
voluntary.
lie also maintained coe rcive-tactics
were used, claiming that sheriff's in-
vestigator Ben Oxandaboure threatened
him with a first degree murder rap if he
did not confess to a lesser charge.
The suspect -described in the 12
months after his wife's brutal death as
1 Suspect
I Aft.er Escape
IRVINE increasingl y depressed and morbidly
6. A -wfi • €1 ______ •_•_• ___ withdraW!'_~outh i:rturned to fun-
o-n -~in -' n1·n-e....-1arge= aamenfiilist reliillon and pSYcliOtlieriiPy . _ L '..I I. the company's agricultural operations in--at times suspected be did beat his wife
Try in Laguna
A Laguna Beach man under police in-
1 terrogation in .connection with burglary,
and assault and battery cases, escaped
from a detectives interview room but
was recaptured less than 15 minu tes
later Monday afternoon.
Steven F. Gianakos. 22, who li sts no
address, had been apprehended by
Patrolman \Villiam Heiden Monday
morning on a $2,500 burglary warrant. a
$2,500 assault and battery warrant and a
tiaffic warrant.
-ANNAPOLIS. Md. (UPI) -A vice
pr;esident of Maryland National Bank
who was the treasurer of the "Salute to
Ted Agnew" dinner was charged today
with concealtig a $50,000 loan from the
Committee ·to Re-elect the President by
signing a fr audulent financial statement.
B. H. Wharton was served with in-
diclment papers this morning when he
voluntarily appeared at the Apne Arundel
County state's attorney's office after
St. Mary Chapel Police Capt. David BroW{l said that the
prison~r \Vas taken from his cell to the ~d!~ew ,~ ror , quesli•ning by or-Decision .Due /
His escort officer was called away ·-
prior to arrival of another policeman and At L M t
-Ille man-wa11--left-alone-in-the-room~1t-. -aguna.. ee -
has a .small unbarred window through · -·
which the man apparently escaped, Abatement of historic St Mary's
Brown said, Epi~opaj Chapel as a dangerou~ bµil!iing
An immediate searcti was undertaken is One of 41 items on the agenda o( the
' Brown said, and Gianakos wa s Laguna Beach City Council meeting at
discovered hiding in tumble weeds and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at city hall.
brush behind the city garage near the The old church. declared an unsafe
i>Olice station. building dUe to -foundation slippage,-has
Brown said an additional charge of at-bee1l closed by city order for more than a
tempted escape would be sought at the half year.
man's arraignment scbeduled for today Representatives of the St. Mary's
at LagWla Niguel MWlicipal Court. EP.\scopal Church. 428 Park ~venue, had
Students Enter
Week of Fi11als
Witliout Library
sought a six.·month extens ion of the
abatement ordered in December while an
engineering finn tested the soil around
the 1935 vintage structu re. •
Gene Bedell, group spokesman, said he
\'o'ou ld seek an additional six-month delay
for geologic studies. .
creased to $8.3 million, from $7 .8 million to death.
in fiscal year 1971·72. Proeecutors maintained ~ quarrel returning from a European vacation. · over marijuana use by the young Irvine Company shareholders, meeting His indictment was returned by a military policeman "''as involved.
grand jury last \Veek but his identity ·\\•as at corporate· headquarters at Newport The validity of the drug sodium
kept secret because he could not be Center, learned that for the sixth con· amytot was specifically raised in the
secutive year the dividend rate had been reversal of · Johnson's second degree
locilotecL _ increased. murder conviction.
Wharton served as treasurer of the Conflicting viewpoints were offered by
dinner to raise money. for the Maryland Dividends applicable to the .19?2-73 professionals claiming the chemical
Nixon-Agnew campaign last year. fiscal year totaled 54 cents a share com-cracks defenses of subconscious mind to
The state GOP chairman, who barely pared with 46 cents a share for 1971-72 all ow toi-rents of truth, while others
survived a move to oust bim'from office ~three times the rate for 1966-67. maintained the ,right person can lie just
l\tonday night, has admitted that fman-e Irvine Company, a privately-held as easily under its influence. cial records were altered to make it ap-"I think I did bit her -but I didn't -pear.that the dinner rais~ more money . corporation, distributes dividends on the mean to hit her," Jobnson ·related in his
than it actuallY did. basis of-8,415,000 shares. truth sem.· 'trance. ''I hit lier ·bUf" it
The l\1aryland GOP State Central Com-More than half the shares (53.4 per-didn't register that it hurt .
mittee in a close vote killed a move to cent) are owned by the James Irvine "I believe I killed:my wife when 1 hit
oust Alexander Lankler Monday night Foundation a-cbaritable~organization heJrustiwi.th theG. -rdn· stool, '1' -t.:! added~"'" -
T ·• -• • Lankl to · wa ' --ce a er uuay re,,1"".,,.1:t.1 I\ motion -> as.. er reSign s established by the late-James Irvine JI • sent after lengthy par 1 i ame n tar y than thr d ad It further to the reversal of Judge Murray s
• • • .. .4..> more ee ec es ago. verdict which was heard bv the bench maneuvennc;,_to_a__s.u~omrni~. "!!ktt:_ -distributes-its-income-to-youth-groups --j ·--..:::1.-it Jlied , t II d --t -' w,JtllOUt a ury. ·br'-· t" 1-,hai G g pnva e co eges an u n 1vers1 1 es, "The ma'-'ty has seen fit to reverse Repu ican na 1ona c nnan eor e hospi'tals and other humanitarian service ~· · fr rd
A B h -tt nd d the meet"mg but took an other.wise ·error~ ee mu er CGl'l-. u~ a e e . . • organizations not supported by taxes. vlcti .,......., -ltl l J""'-,.jtJi no position on the resoltitioo:. 1 h" t t h ~Ide M on 'T"au.-v ee a • ..,.,,., Cam]):aJgn reports said the af!air col-. n ts repor 0 s areuu rs, ason vision ancf lntestional -far\l-~
Iected $172'195 which was turned over to s.atd t~at the us~ of advanced systems of with the lonely ' responsibllt;'~Jl
the Maryl~nd Uni ted Republican Fund f1nanc1al analyst~ and control h.a~e plac· detennining guilt or hutocepce, saw~fit to
and channeled to-various state afid na-ed the com.pany .18 ~ be~ter ~ihon than avi!il _h,i!!lself .Q_f ~ trutJl finding technique
-t, ~1 . f ds · -e\'er to satisfy financial comlllltments to wliicli Jias not as yet received formal 1ona campaign un . h h Id h"I 1· · J d · s are o ers w 1 e mee 1ng soc1a an stamp of approval from the courts of this
Police Seek T1io
In Armed Holdup .
A search is under way today for two
young men and their woman companion
following $864 anned robbery or an elder·
ly Laguna Canyon horse stable operator.
envi~~nmen_t~ .o~ligations .to the com-state.
mun1t1es growing on Irvine Company "Here, there was a lengthy pajnstak·
lands. ing, meticulous and fair investigation by
"Long-term . large-scale land develOir the authorities. At one stage, Officer Ox-
ment is a complex. operation, requiring andaboure told the defendant : 'We don't
fiscal discipline and an ability to un-want a false confession.' "
derstand tomorrow's consequences of "The defendant hi mself wanted help
today's decisions," Mason to Id find the truth," Justice Gardner em-
shareholders. phasized.
The story about alleged friction
between the two quoted an a.ssociate ot
Connally who asked not to be identified. ,
The newspaper said the a.saociate con-'
firmed reports -that-file former Texa.,
:governor-, secretary ol. the-Treasury and
Navy Secretary, plans to leave the White
llousc advisor!'-,pos ition that he took just
five \\'eeks ag6, after switching to the
Republican party from the Democrats ..
Connall y tol d reporters in Wa.shingt<ft
Monday night he \Vould hold a news con-
ference this week -probably Wednesday
-to clear ~~-what he-called-"all-~
--rumOri''"BlijUl tbe stalUsOl bi Wbilt -
House job, -• -S
COnnally said he did not know woe.rt,
reports that he \\'as dissatisfied withu
advisory job came from and added: '
just wish all of you 'WOUid let me s for myself." ~
Connally advised Pres ident Ni1on to
fire Ziegler in the wake of WatergaW:
"because Ziegler's usefulness as preif
secretary was limited becauae of
Ziegler's role as a spokesman during the
Watergate coverup, and his fear that
Ziegler might ultimately be tainted
personall~ by the Watergate matter," the
source said.
Coonally personally confronted Ziecler
and !.old him he should reSic.n, the 'nme1
ret>Orleo. --
The 'Presidenl, Instead ol lollowlnc
Coonally's· reporled advice, pi'QmQted
Ziegler to special assistant and eipanded
his authority. --
'Meanwhile, reports appeared U.t Con·
de
nally did ~00L1l'!~e_ .._ _ _1o __ lbe, Proal-
nt and lhal "" was up..1 lllaUie hi!!
riot been olfer~ the post ol secretory ol
state. ...! ,. _;.' •
The Times said Connally beeev.
-..:Jer planted the stories to cllsettdlt fitin_ .. 11tey .. were not true. and ConnaJIY
"could 5ee Nixon "'henever he wantcf
.. 'could see Nixon-whenever he wanted
to." the sourc e said.
Connally is "soored· over this matter
and -Mr. ,NiXon,.s r€jeeUOn Ol8'ine of-bia
ad.vice on economic matters." tf>e· Tknea. sakl r
ConnaJJy plans to take a 61).day trip Gld
\\•ill leave the While House staff aft.er bt
returns, the source said, • ·
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From Page I
RAISES .•. '
Though a $3.2 million library is about
to open at Saddleback College, there is no
library at all during finals wee~ 1----StifdeiifS-were noITITe<! in l fie CarTI-pus
paper a month ago that the old library
would be closed during finals.
Other matters to face the council ore :
-Action on a formal ,.agreem:nt
authorizing acceptance of the $170;'340
federal grant for Ma in Beach Park.
-Consideration of Open Space and
Conservation Elements and General Plan
scheduling.
-:...: Con-slderation at-planning -com-
mission recom1nendalions d r a \\' i n g
Laguna Beach's sphere of influence to in-
clude the entire Laguna Canyon water-
sbc<f~
Fabian Phelps Redwood , 70, told
Orange County sheriff's deputies he was
asleep in his bunkhouse quarters at the
Redvtood stable, 20286 Laguna Canyon SUMMIT ...
"He wanted to find out the truth abolit
himself and then he said he would ask for
hynosis or sodium pentothal interivew
that day. At the interview not only volun-
tarily taken but sought by defendant, his
memory became clearer until he finally
remembered what happened on the night
Road. S11:t1day ~e~ the hol~~P ~~·_l!o!!Se r:emaining lnsi~~ th_ert!_~ith
He said the t:io burst JD With t.he Soviet'leiaer ror 360Ut 10 minutes. th• of the crime.
re_volve r, 't(.'oke him up, threatened him The motorcade took them down 17th
\vith the _revolver and demand~ t'!e Street and along Constitution Avenue
money which .Redy;·ood had left tn his within sight of the Washlngton Monument
~·J woufcf3lfirm"'lfle judgment." Justice
Ga rdner concluded in reference to Judge
Murray 's original guilty verdict in the
case of the man who literally begged
.authorities to determine if he did indeed
kill his young wife.
schedule if the one adopted \onight does
not receive approval from tile 1tlf!
members.
The final salary decision facing
trustees Is whether to approve an a~
the-board five Pf=rcenl incr.e_ue to 1d-
ministra1ors. c o u n s e I o·r s , .m
psychological personnel working in I.ht
district .
h-1oving \lans began carting the school's
60,000 volumes and futniture to the new
building Monday in preparation for its
dedication before commencement Fri-
day.
Mel l\iilchell, director of college and
community servi ces. said during normal
sessions all classrooms are occupied and
thus could n o t be made available for
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study use, he said.
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-A sta tu s report on the lumber yard
annex property adjacent to city hall .
-A status report on control of
unleashed dogs.
trousers ovenught. d L" I M -I SI t d He also told investigators !he bandits an inco n emor1a s. ree crow s
\varned that they ought to "n·ork him over were sparse.
but would spare the victim due to his ad-'------------------------
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CUSD Trustees Approve WHO'S BEHIND YOU?
How much do 9u1r1ntets mean? It depends on tho item involved ~
and the manufacturer • .
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By JOHN VALTERZA
01 1119 Dall1 P!IOI $1111
Amid a house packed with teachers
from the Capistrano Unified School
District, trustees ~1onday approved a
five-percent increase in \o.rages for
en1ployes but predicted little in the fonn
of future cash for fringe benefits.
And although technically the board left
the door open for future negotiations,
teacher spokesmen made lt obvious that
they had been dealt a defeat alter a CSf\l·
paign "'hich last week resulted 1n an un-
precedented sick-in at the area's t\\'O
high schools.
But such a technique appeared to be a
thing ot the past as visibly-subdued
teacher sl)Okesmen left f\-fonday·s session
commenting that no new sick-ins would
be contem plated !.his school year.
Last week some teachers had threaten-
ed yet another J1iek·in if the board did not
accede to teacher requests for a 14-point
benefit package.
But $'POkcsmen for the Capistrano
Unified J.~ederalion of Teachers (CUFT>
late ltfonday said all has chan&ed·
"We regilrded last Thursday's action
as a success and it sucettd.ed ~n proving
that we took the issue very~serlously, but
'''e \\.1>0't do ft again," sai d CUFT head
Dave Nledhart. _
l..ast week's action came amid reports
tfif CUFT and the larger and more
moderate CUEA (Capistrano Unified
Educators Anoclalion) were 31 odds
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But that rift has apparently healed.
"We are in it together and the CUEA
Should speak for all the teachers,"
Niedhart said.
1\nd CUEA .Pscsidcnt Charles ConkJw' c..J--o
did speak to trustees but to no avail Mon-.
day as he tenned the wage increase ''too
much paternalism" because his group
never settled on the wage package.
Conklin insisted thllt negotiations
should have continued on bot h items so
that a priority could be established
among the benefit demands and the wage
package.
Some truslees IAIA!r..bemoaned-the lack
of priorities thus far in the months-old
negotlatlons, insisting tha t the di strict
asked for the list early in the season, but
never got it. ~
Monday's showdowll came with few
comments from the teachers present and
almost no board discussion of the
"'alkout last \\'eek which caused a flurry
of contingency planning by lhe high
school and district adminlstnttion.
Only TruSI~ President Bob Hursl
made· mention of the lncldenL
"I want to thank those or you (the_
tcaChcrsJ here tonight who stayed at
school last Thursday and recognized that
the children·s educational needt come
first." Hurst said. ' .
After ~ audible groan cfme from the
audJence the board retired into executivl
session which lastei:I at»ut 90 minutes.
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A $I 00,000 house is guaranteed for ONE year.
Most automobiles ere guaranteed from 30 days. to one year.
Most electrical products art guaranteed from 90 days lo ont yt1r.
Guarantees on carpeting are complicated. The rule in the industry,
is TWO YEARS for manufacturing def• c .t s. Tht fteling is tho!
manufacturing defects will surface within that two year period. Beyond
this, these manufacturers feel there are too many variables in the usage
to give covereg~ beyond that period. •
Don 't be misled by 11Phoney11 9u1rantees. They are pro rat1d1
based on mill-invoice costs, plus padding and labor to change. By tho
timt you figure them up, it u•ually costs more to ch1ng1 th•n the origin1I
purchase price.
Carpel menufacturers tell us that 1 preponderance of . complaints
is not becau•e of defects but b.c1uso of im11roptr installation. Wt
minimiro tho number of complaints by having the best installers arOYnd.
Also, we deal only with more substantial mills, further reducing problems.
Buying · from Alden's will givt you the grt1tost security.
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I, Lagunans Held _ at Gunpoint by Drug Agents?
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By JACK CHAPPELL
01 Ille Giiiy l"llot St•tf
A Laguna Beach newspaperman said
today that he and members of lhe public
were held at gunpoint by federal
narcotics agents during a $50,000 cocaine
seizure and arrest or four men in Laguna
1''riday. . ·
Michael Eggers. managing editor or
t~ NeYt's-Post. a twice-weekly publica-
lion, said federal agents also took ex-
posed rilm he had shot of the drug arrest
in progress.
A spokesmap for the Los Angeles office
of the Bureau of Narcotics and
Dangerous Drugs (BNDD) denied agents ·
had pointed weapons at any member · of
!he press or public and said the film was
voluntarily turned over 'to undercover
agents.
"I've got. six witnesses," Eggers said
and he stood by his charge that a female
agent standing outside an unmarked car
had leveled a pistol at him . ordered him
to stop shOoting photographs of the ar-
rest and held him at gunpa.int until the
supervisor came over and talked with
him.
"The gal shook me up a little bit," Eg-
gers said. He said she was about 50 yards
away from hiln at the time and that five
or six people who had gathered to watch
the -afternoon arrest ·in the shopping
Irvine Earnings Up
~ompany Income Over $9 Million
Irvine Co1npany net income totaled S9. I
mJllfOOfor the fiscnl year ending April
30, Company President \Villiam R. MaSQn
reported to shareholders in NewP..Orl
Beach today. -·
The net income figure amounted to a
19 percent increase when compared to
company earnings last year.
Total company revenue for the year
just ended amounted to $56.7 million , a 21
percent boost when .-eompared to the
previous fiscal tenn.
Revenue also figurL'Ci as a 100 percent
increase when compared to the figure of
rive years ago for the giant Orange Coast
ranch firm.
l\Ia·so-n-made~his·financial ·report-during
the regular session of lhc Irvine Com-
pany stockholders meeting at Com-
pany headquarlers in Newport Beach to-
day .
Provision for proper!y taxes was $9.7
million , and federal and state taxes on
ir.come were $6.5 million. This total ta·x
provision of $16.2 million, when com-
pared with net income, means that
almost two-thirds of every earned dollar
goes for taxes, '-1ason said.
The principal gains in Irvine Company
revenue came from industrial develop-
ment-and-operation of investment ·proJ>'
erties, such as-office buildings, shopping
centers, apartment complexes and in-
dustrial inventory buildings, Mason
stated.
MasoD noted that gross revenbe from
the company's agricultural operations in-
creased to $8.3 million, from $7 .8 million
in fiscal year 1971·72.
Irvine. Company shareholders, meeting.
at corporate headquarters at Newport
Center, teamed that for the sixth con-·
secutive year the dividend rate had been
(See IRVINE, Page !)
Bike Trail -
_ ()v~r Freeway
To Be Asked
center area were "•aken up." The pe<r-
ple were standing behind him, Eggers
said.
Laguna Beach police Were not notified
in advance of the federal operation and
patrol units had •bcen dispatched to the
scene at Burt's Shopping Center after
calls \Vere received of men with guns.
A BNDD"spokesman who declined to be
identilied said : "It, is my understanding
that talking with the supervisor who was
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on the scene tbat. . .no \\'Capon was
pointed at any member of the press.
"I certaihly 'Ao'Ould be concerned i! ev~r
one or my agents pointed a gun at a
member of the public," a BNDD
spokesman said.
He said all-of the federal agents "'ere
armed. "I've looked 'inlo the matter and
as far as could be determined nobody
pointed a gun at a membc · or the public.
.Japanese Celery Drama. . '
"As far as the film is concerned it i!I
1ny understanding th e fil m "'as given up
voluntarily," the sJ)Okesman said.
~ers said he and agents taJked abou1
turning over the film in his office nearby
just after the arrests.
"You knO\V as well as l do, you have no
choice," Eggers said . He ~id ·he was told
Ille government could go to court lo get
th o film if necessary.
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Official Held
On Fraud~ap
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI ) -A vici
president of Maryland Natk>nal .Bank
'1.'ho \\'aS the treasurer Of the 'iSalule to
Ted Agnew" dinner \\'as charged today
wlth-conceali.1g a $5(1,000 loan from the Co~ittee to _Re-<!lcct the President by
signing a !raudulcnt financial statement.
·e. I-I. \\lharton "·as ser-ved with in·
-The city ol Irvine bib tnils ldTbory
COIWlllttee will ut c:ity counCilmm to in-
clude consideration of a bike trail bridge
over the San Diego Freeway at Culver
Drive in .the city's 1971-14 budget.
'lfow crop tearnl'cf~!'S lt4he'n'V1'"ne~'"'R~aiTuJj=_ 'l'iJr tie
the·topic on a TolCyo television series, .iLiving For."
Crop Managet James R. Manassero shows off the
vegetation to members of the Fiji Broadcasting
Company. Shooting still pictures for the project
"1J'onq17 'were ' Setsuko-Kobayashi; reporter;-A.sns,~--~-1
Tinadi; director, and Takashi Wada, chie( photog.
rapber. ·celery is reportedly a big part of the Japan-
dictment .iapers th is morn ing \\'hen he
voluntarily appeared at the Aqne Arundel
Cou~ty sta te 's attorney'..: office after
returning from a European vacation.
His indictment \\'as rclumed by a
grand jury last \\·eek but his identity \\'as
kept s~et because he could not be
located.
Wharton served ns treasurer of the
dinner to raise money for the Afaryland
Nixon-Agne\\' cnn1paign last year.
The state GOP cha irman, whO barely
survived a move to oust him from office
Monday night, has adm itted that finan-
cial records were altered to make it ap-
pear-Iha Ure dinner ·raised more money
than it actually did.
The ?\tary.land GOP State Central Com-
mittee in a close vote killed a move to
o~t Alexander Lankier fl.1onday night.
A motion : l as:. Lankier to res ign was
sent, after lengthy pa rl i am en tar y
maneuverino. to a subcommittee, \vhere
it died.
Republica n national chairman George
A, Bush attended the meeting. but took
no poSition on !he resolution.
Campaign reports said the affair col-
lected $1n.195 which \vas ·turned over to
the Maryland United Republican Fund
and channeled to various state and na-
tional campaign fund s.
Oruge Coast
Weather
It's getting wanner. The weath·
erlady secs hll(hs In the OOs for the
inland area~ \Vednesdny \Vilh beach
h!mpcraturcs in the 705. Overnight
lows~.
INSIDE TODAY
State GOP money is accumu·
ta ti11g, the oovernor U push~ng
an attractive wx.cciling pla1l
and a major speaktnlJ tour is
pknu1ed. All sions point to a
Ronald Reagan run for the pres~
denC11 in 1916. Set Page 18 for
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RESIGNS BOARD POST
N. Loyall Mclaren
~~yall McLare1i,
lrvi1ie Compa1iy
Cliairman, Quits
N. Loyall McLaren today formally
resigned as chairman of !he board of !he
Irvine Company.
McLaren , lVho announced in April his
intention to leave !he post. said hi~
decision \Vas due to age. He is 81.
The board of directors cf the Irvine
Company met in Newport Beach today to
select a re1>lacement.
Carl fl.1orrison of Culverdale, chairman
of the citizens study committee, said to-
day he will appear at tonight's council
budget study session with a proposal for
a separate bike bridge to improve safety
for both cyclists and motorists who
presently share the Culv~ Drive bridge
lrafric Janes.
Councilmen meet at 7:30 in city haU,
4201 Campus Drive to continue-study of
the city's $2.4 million budget.
Bike trail member Ms. Juanita Moe
said a public work! department·estimate
of the coif of the bridge is approximately
$37 ,«XX>. The amount would be added to a
list of nearly $7 million worth of capital
improvements projects which councilmen
have been presented. Less than $2 million
is available to fund all the city's parks
and recreation and r o a d w a y im-
provements in the coming year.
'lllere are several reasons, Morrison
said, for urging consideration of the bike
trail bridge in the coming year's budget.
Among them are:
-The city is proceeding with a bike
trail program linking nor~ Irvine com-mtinities with schools and ame~ities i~
south Irvine. Increased u of that trail
means increased bike u of Culver
Drive bridge and more cnnflicts between
motorits using freeway onramps and
cyclists who cross them, Morrison said.
-The bridge project might well tie in
with state highway department plans to
landscape a 1.8-mile portion of the San
Diego Freeway near Culver.
Taxes Not Reduced A San Francisco native, McLaren has
presided over company operations during
the 1960s in the planning and early SAN FRANCISCO {AP) -Only 8 per-
development or the largest planned com-cent of the nation's local government
munily In North America -the city of units Intend to use their revenue-sharing
Irvine. He joined the board in 1959 and funds to reduce property laxes, a sample
became.chairman in-1960. -survey sponsored by the-Treasury
McLaren was believed to have exerted Department cevealed today. Graham W.
great lnrluence on all phases of company Watt, director ol the Treasury's office of
operation during his tenure of lead~rship. revenue sharing, released results of the
Joan Irvine Smith, granddaughter of the survey at the 4lst aMual conference or
late James Irvine and one or the seven ma)·ors here.
directors, has frequently a t t a c k e d
McLaren for exerting too much in·
2 Eattliquakes nuence.
~1cLaren Is a retired director of lhj:
Atchison. ·Topeka , and sinta fl" e
Jar San Diego
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!!road. RheCri'i Manufacturln COi:n·
p.any. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, the Federal Reserv~ Bank of
San Francisco, and Air California, where
he also served as chainnan ot the board. -SAN DIEGO (AP) -Two small
earthquakes shook San Diejo COUll-
ty early today, waklng some peo-
ple. No damoge was reported.
He holds a bachelor's dfgree· from UC
Berkeley and honorary doctorates from
the University of San F.ranclsco, where
he I! a regent, and Whittler College.
Jn addition to hls professional career,
McLaren served in the U.S. Navy.during
\Vorld War 11 , retiring as a rear admiral.
Oynmuilc Discovered
BRENTWOOD. Md. !UPI> -FBI
agents ,_.1onday night found 50 pounds of.
dynamite in the home or Jesse Stephcn9,
~ right-wing !ceder who died l11t week .
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Or. O>arles Howe. d San Diego
State, said the first hit at 3:26 a,.m.
and measured between 2.5 and 3 on
~he Richter scale. Its effect wa$ -Icll as long as 50 9'conds.
The second hit at 1:50 a.m .. Howe
said, ·registering about 1.5 and
laslln1 up to a minute:
Both were centered about 45
miles northweSt or the university.
tlowe said.
ese diet.
Nixon,· Brezli11ev
Raise Glasses,
Wit11ess Sign.in g
Cou11ty Healtl1 Plan S-ets
Few Changes for Decade
\YASlllNG1'0N (AP) -Raising their
champagne glasses in toasts tG U.S.-
Soviet friendship, President Nixon and
Leonid i. Brezhnev today w1tncssed the
signing of four cooperative agreements
BREZHNEV RADIATES GOOD
WILL ON VISIT-Story, P•s• 4
and then steered their summit talks to
the thorny issue of lnt_d'e.
The leaders clinked their glasses so
often and so vigorously that both spilled
portions of their champagne after
Secretary of State \Villiam P. Rogers and
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz joined
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko
in signing the bilateral agreements.
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Ot !ht O•Ur l'llot lltr#
If a master plan drawn by tbl Orange
County Health Planni!'IB Council is ap-
proved without chante following public
hearings this week, Orange Coast
residenls can in the next decade 'txpeet
few changes in the leve1 of medical care
provided them and no new hospitals.
The council cites an oversupply or
acute care hospital beds and suggests no
more be allowed tO be built 1n the county
for 10 years.
Coastal community hospitals account
for fewer than one-fourth or the more
than 4,000 or such beds in the county.
The rest are Jn hospitals in inland com-
munities such as Orange, Santa Ana,
Anaheim or Fullerton.
Exotic care servlces available to
Orange County Patients are provided in
existing inland hospitals. The proposed
ma ster plan suggests some of those
seri::ices be shifted around the county.
Instead of the 35 hospitals in the count y
continuing to operat t; emergency room
facilities, the council suggests 17 convert
them to outpatient clinics.
The suggestiOn relies on improvement
of Orange County' Medical Cenler in the
inland city of Orange as the central loca-
tion of many of the most expensive
emergency care services -such as the
burn treatment unit al ready housed
there.
But. while sllutting down. half of th e
emergency rooms now operating in the
county, the maste.t..plan. provi<les...ng new
emergency rooms for communities along
the Orange Coast.
And , not aJI the emerge ncy rooms
presently operated in the county are open
24 how-s a day. o r the 27 \vhi ch are, only
seven are located in Orange Coast com -
munities.
Despite recognition of i n c r e·a s l'! cl
population for cities along !he Orange
{See HOSPITALS, Page 21
At one point, -the 66-year--0ld Soviet
leader jokingly took a napkin from a tray
and held it in front or his face so
photographers could not record his si p of
champagne. Then. smiling broadly, he
lowered the napkin and took another sip. * * * * * * When the crowd aplaude,d Brezhnev 's
light -hearted joke, Nixon pointed to
the Soviet leai:ler and said, "The best
politician ln the room ."
Irvine Councilwoman
·.Nixon-and Brezhnev_rooc together to_nppose
the State ~tment for the ceremonies '-' _ S Master Plan
concluding ne~Ot.atmns on exchanges in
tbe fields or hgrl6liture, oceanographic . . .
and transportation research and ex-lrv1n.e Sounc1lwoman Gabrielle Pryor . .. ' today 1nchcated her opposition to a pro-tending the C!Jltural,exehange agreement. posed county health services master plan
,_.ten_ibers of lhe Senate ~nd H~se suggesting her new clly "won't be
committees deallng ""Ith foreign affairs blackmail ed by ::i regional plan.''
joined diplomats and other Soviet and Mrs. Pryor said she would file her ob-
U.S. officials in applauding, then ·in jections to the master plan wilh the body
toasting~the-evcnt\vith-champagne whic which drew-ii Orange County
Nixon ordered distributed among them. Health Planning Council. ·tier written
comments will be added to the public
testimony being sought by the health
planning council in hearings toda y and
Wednesday evenings in Santa Ana .
"My chief objection is to the format ,
San Joaquin Board
'.f o Study Preserves ' the way the data is presented," Mrs.
Agricultural preserves will be the topic
or a -special meeting of San Joaquin
School District trustees at 7:30 a.m.
Thursday .
The · board wlll meet with distri ct
business orrlclnls at. Los .. A I i s o s
h1tcrmedlate School, 25171 tttoor Ave., El
'roro. Figures on how much ln~me the
district ho s lost because of tax break!!
given to lands ln preservt! will be
pr<tenlcd.
Pryor said. "It makes it extremely dif·
flcult for cities in Orange county to ex·
trapolate information they might ~
ror plannlng. I'm going to ask that future
reports provide not only regional data
but breakdowns by city.
''For exnmple. they ha ve 5plit the city
of Irvine three ways. Local government
just can't elfectlvety plan 'for community
bealth care iC the data available to tben1
is put forlh on a regional basij," she
said.
Noting tha t she believes Irvine citizens
"\\'ill demand improved emergency.
mental health and preventive ,medicine
services." "1rs. Pryor observed, "I feel
our co1nmunit.y oxpcctit more than lhc
health planning council is offering in
lor1ns. of advaoccd planning.
"If "'C us.a cily ~ire really planning ::1
·new town' then health care has to be a
slgnlr\cant par! or that plaoning effort."
Mr!. Pryor said. -
"I don't want IG sec a regional plan
dictate the level of services we will prt>-
vide. This report rel.l ily doesn't do Us any
good at 1111, and miiy harm ou r efforts.
"l'm not worried about Rmending the
plnn. If it is adopted In Its pres nt form.
It will take a tou gh City Council to mak e
the changes . necessary, but I'm con-
vinced we can do It. \Ve 1:1re not goin g to
be blackmailed by a regional plan," she
concluded.
An1ong the deficiencies. ~lrs. Pryor
noted In the sludy, relative to lrvine
health services data ar~:
-Faulty population estlma1es based oa
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year. it was incorporated with the Wne
city recreoUon program.
FromP09el -IR.VINE. ~ ,., • •
in<:N!ASed.
Dividend• applicable to the 19n
fJscal ytar totaled 54 cen ts a share co
pared with 46 1Cent• a shar.e )or 1971-71
·and three times the rate for 1966-f7.
The Irvine Company, a pti~atcly·heid,_
corpOration, distributes dl.vldcnds on the'
Irvine youths wiU be able to tread the
boards this summer ln .Hal O'Neal's
creative dramatics-claui being offeted
for the first time by the new Irvine
Unified SChool District.
O'Neal. kno"''n 'for his work· in the
Laguna Ballet Company, offered the
class oo his .O'ft'n for five years. Last
Now.it bas become part off\ "Summer
School of Perfonnlng Ms," pert of the
.summ_er .s_euion _in &he n~w_ Wlified
district, which take! over complete
operation of area schools July 1.
basis of 8,415,000 shares. _ ~
--More-tA'an:---half-tlKHihares-(S3. per."---
cent ) nre O\vned by the James lrvilll!:
Q •. ,, ......
[;onnally
'Will Leave'
White House
i
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -John Coo-
nally is leaving the White House after a
clash with Press Secretary Ronald
Ziegler which may have derailed Con·
nally's chances for the Republican
presidentiil nOminalion, it was reported
today.
In Washington, a White House
spokesman said Ziegler and· Cmnally are
"on the best of tenns." The spokemwi
said both men consider todayts story by
'nle drama and movement classes for
kindergarten through ninth graders begin
Wednesday and wiU run through Aug., I .
Students can sign up for one or both
free ses,,ions Wednesday in rooms 219-22fJ
at University High School.
The classes run from 8: 15 a.m. to 10: 15
a.m. and 10:30 a.m, to 12:30 p.m.
Le5$00$ cover pantomime , im-
provisation, Sets, costumes, musical
scores and other theater basics, hopeill\IY
culminating in the production of an
original play, O'Neal said.
School district officials v.·ant to
coordinate O'Neal's class with the re-
mainder of the performing arts program
for an end-of·the-summer performance
or festival The perfonning arts school runs from
\Vednesday through Aug, I, as does the
traditional high school-level summer
school.
Elementary level classes run from July
9 through Aug. 3.
All f'me arts classes will be at Universi·
ty High School.
A district goal, a spokesman said, is
the Los Angeles Times inaccurate. that students "will appreciate culture ----0111v-1"011t·tt1n·J1no10
Found,ation . a charitable organization
est ablished by the late James Irvine 11
1nore than three decades ago. It
distributes ils income to youth groups',
privaJe col\~~es~and uni v er sit I e i~
hospitals and other .humanitarian service.
organizations not supported by taxes.
In his report to shareholders , Mason.
said that the use of advanced systems of
financial analysis and ·control have plac ..
ed the company in a better position than
ever to satisfy financial commitments to
shareho lders wh ile meeting soc ial and
environmen tal obligations to the com·
n1unities growing on Jrvi·ne Compan)'
lands.
''Long·tcrm, large-scale land develop-
ment is a complex oi>eration. requiring
fiscal discipline and an ability lo un-
derstand tomorrow 's consequences or
today 's dec isions," h-tason to 1 (-
shnreholdcrs.
From Pagel \1
"
HOSPITALS-:-..
MINIATURE SUB RESTS ON TOP OF MOTHER SHIP
Two Men Declared Dead Due to Exposure to Cold ~
''G0vernof Corifiallfand -Rm-zieiler~and-beautYiiftti€wOi'Ja''-anaTeam-ro-ex
have talked at great length-and will do so press themselves creatively. · " k · ·d Other music and drama coW"ses in-
CONVICTION REVERSED
Mark Johnson in 1972
l' essel Surfaces
1n the future, the ~ esman sai · elude glee club for grades on e
The spokesman reiterated the White through four ; beginning band, glee club,
House position expressed last week that a.nd instrumei:ital ensemble for grade~,
Connally, the former governor of Texas, f1v~ through eight ; strings for grades
Coast the study indiC3tes no new
hospitals are needed for at least 10 years.
Two Suh Victims Dead;
...has..no plans to ]eave his unpaj.d J!C!St but four through . eight and drama for high
h h . ed th . t 1 -school-students. ~ t at e l)ever view e appom men as Also planned if enoligh students sign up
a "long·term assignment." are folk dancing, modern dance. voca l
The story about alleged friction ensembles and intermediate and ad-
Trutl1 Dr11g Use
Scored in Upset
Of Conviction
\Vhile services to Saddlebaclt Valley•
reSident s might be improved by·
upgrading Mission Community Hospital
or.-•1-the Saddleback Community,-
~IOspital. no new hospitals could be built
in Irvine if the master plan is adopted._..
The master planners assumed .a 19'11!
population or 20,000 in one of the threl1
.hospital service areas dividing the ne~
city. No populalion in the new city wati
assumed in a119ther planning area ....:i
north Irvine. In fact, 30,000-residents live
in the two planning areas, and fully half
or the Irvine portion third hospital plarP
ning area is destined for residential
development .
. bety,·een the two quoted an associate of vane~. band. , .
·Others Reported Okay • Con,nally who asked. not .ro be identified. Ind1v1d~l schools will st~ll off~ some
Th. • ·d the lat. related fine arts classes, mcludmg folk . e newspaper sa1 assoc e con-gUil;ar. By ARTIIUR R. VINSEL
finned reports that the former Texas Other slimmer classes in. the high 01 .,., 0111v J11101 11111
governor, secretary ol. the Treasury and school session include algebra, art, auto A murder conviction obtained against a
KEY \VEST, Fla. (UPI) -Two men
trapped since Sunday in ·a midget sub-
marine were declared dead today of eK-
posure to the cold.
Dr, David Youngblood, • physician
aboard the mother ship, Sea Diver, said
that hope for the men -Al Stbver, 51,
Juno Beach, Fla., and Clayton Link, 31,
of Binghamton, N.Y. -was given up Uiis
morning when there had been no sign of
life from the two for several hours.
Two other men aboard the minisub,
1 Archibald "Jock" Menzies of Vero
Beach. Fla., and Dr. Robert Meek, 24, an
' ~rologist fro m Santa Barbara , were T removed from e vesse m gCiO(f"'Coh.
dition Monday when the sub was hoisted
aboard the Sea Diver.
_ The 21-foot submarine was trapped 360
feet down on the ocean floor for 31 hours
when it became entangled in the debris
of a scuttled destroyer 20 miles south of
Key West Sunday. The vessel belonged to
the Smittisoniao_ lnstitu.H@ _ __anQ_ was
doing research on tishlife when the ac-
cident occurred.
'
Youngblood said the la st obvious visual
Studertts Eriter
Week of Firials
Withou! Library
Though a $3.2 million library is about
to open at Saddleback College, there is no
library at all during final s week.
Students \Vere notified in the campus
paper a month ago that the old library
would be closed during finals.
Moving vans began carting the school's
60,000 volumes and furniture to the new
building Monday in preparation for its
dedication before commencement Fri-
day .
Me1 l\fitche\I, director of college anct
community services, said during normal
sessions all classrooms are occupied and ~ could not be made available for
study use in the interin1.
The student center is still available for
study use, he said.
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signs of life from the two victims was
observed at 8:15 8.m. (PDT) 'Monday,.
when the min1suD~was Still on the bottom.
The physician said hope for the
survival of the two was kept alive by the
fact that when the body temperature
drops a person's breathing becomes
"quite shallow and they_can remain alive
for a considerable length of time.''
· He said ·temperatur.es inside the
_minisub~ dropped-lo-45--degrees -and_ re.
mained there for a protracted peiiod.
rvtenzies and Meek were in the forward
section of the 21-foot submarine when it
~....!L ~ntrappe~d Link and Stover
were in ·the aft sechon.
There was no connecting door between
the compartments. The forwafd section
\Vas made of plastic, v.•hile the aft· section
\vas oonstructed of aluminum -pennit·
ting a more rapid heat loss.
The forward .seCtion contained a view-
ing glass bubble from \Vhich the craft
was-controlled,-and from th is.scction'tbe
two forward could also see the two. in the
rear. " Youngblood said the last 1voril that the
t1vo victi ms were still alive came from
Menzies. The doctor also said it 11•as
Menzies who guided rescuers in place-
ment of the grappling hook which even-
tually was used to pull the minisub free
from the ensnaring debris.
Capt. Thomas W. Cuddy, senior naval
officer ~ssigned to the rescue team, said
the accident was an understandable one.
He sa:d the pilot had only about 30 feet
of visibility, "and with 30-foot visibility
he simply got into a place he couldn't get
out of."
Navy Secr~tary, pl~ to leave ~. W!"te shop, boys physical e ducation , one-time San Clemente ?i-1arine in the
House advisory position that he took JUSt economics health and driver education slaying of his v..ife -based on a
five .. w~ks ago, after switching to the U.S. Hls~ry. clothing, civics, English'. marathon interrogation usi ng the alleged
Republican party from the. nemoci:ats. aqua tics, math , woodshop and typing. truth serum sodium amytol -has been
c.orutally told reporters m Washmgton Classes for K-8 students will be offered reversed, nearly tv.•o years to the day
j\!onday night he woold hold a news con-at Irvine's four elementary and one in-after her brutal death.
ference this week.;..... probably Wednesday termediate school. The Fourth District Court of Appeals
-to cl,~ar up what he called "~II t~e f Students can attend any school, but today announced the ruling in favor of
rumors. abou t the status of his White transportation won't be provided by the Mark A. Johnson. 22, on his contention .
l:io_use JOb. district-that drug·induced statements admitted
Connally said he didOOt know-Where K-8 courses include arts and craftS. as evidence were not gh'en voluntarily,
reJ>?MS tl~t he was dissatisfied with the reading and math, cooking, animal life, Judge William »-lurray had ruled dur-
~dv_JSOfY Job came from,_and added: "I• backpacking, metal shop, woodshop, ten~ ing J~s Orange....County~ Superior.-
Just wish all of you would let me speak nis, human relations. chemistry, camp-Court trial · that confessions and ad·
for myself." ing, African animals. Japan, imects, missions about the case were properly
The one planning area in which popula-
tion projections are discus~ed -area
four -lumps Irvine with Costa l\fesa
and Newport Beach. The study suggests
there will be a 90 percent increase in the
Ir vine population in the next decade.
The master pion assumes hospital
needs in Irvine based on a 1983 popula-
1 ion of 38.000 -20.000 plus 90 percent or
18.000 new re'sidents . The study assumes
-filrlher :· au-these Will liv'e -soUlh of the
San Diego Fr1eeway. ..,.
Connally advised Pre!ident Nixon to Spain and the age of dinosaurs. . i[lduced and the defendant correctly ad·
fire Zieglt;r in the v.·ake of 'Wale'late Si~-ups for that session, wh lcQ nms vised of bis rights. m l beciws<t-Zlt!gler's'115eftiltiess-:is-pres.-four-Weeks-rrom-e:l5-a:nr.to12:301r.nr.;---;Justtce-ROOerrt:ardnerdlssented with·.-----ll'-f!Ollt Pllfle · ~retary was limited because . or are being taken at the di.strict office at the findings ~r-~wo fellow justices in t6e 0· PP.OSITIO. .N .. , Ziegler's rote· as a -spokesman dllrblg the 4542 Michelson Road. Sin-Bernardino appeats· court, and Issued
Watergate coverup, and his fear that a lengthy explanation. ' ••
Ziegler might ultimately be tainted He challenged the basis of the ruling ,
personally by the Watergate ma tter " the Co t D' ector that no appellate court or supreme court source said. ' as 1r has yet admitted polygraph or truth
Connally. J)E!rsonally conf;onted Ziegler .,, . serum . t~st re:ru~ts as absolute ~roof of
and told bin_!_ he should resig!!J the Tim~'-1-........ _ ~.l-l~~l info~at1on obtained through-their us~,__
reported. -·-~ts .tt.11 uu1·1 y . "This case ~presents a classic re.flec-
The President, instead of following tion of the attitude of the courts tov•ards ~nnally's reported advice, promoted Executive Director Melvin Carpenter. the rules of evidence which I find com-
Ziegler to special assistant and expanded of ihe South Coast Regional Zone pletely out or step with the facts or life as
his authority. Conservation Commiss'ion, was granted they exist today," Justice Gardner wrote.
Meanw hile, reports appeared that <;on-at ho .t ,1 da . d alin .th He indicated that new forms of in-
nally did no~ have access to the Pres1•• gre er aut rt Y !>on Y m e g WI vestigation into criminal matters must violators of J>foposition 20. •· den t and that he was upset that he had be explored in certain circumstances.
not been offered the post of secretary of By a 5-4-1 vote, commi.ssiooers voted to Johnson, arrested almost a year to the
state. ._ · allow Carpenter to bring possible viola-day aft er his wife Connie was found kill-
The Times said Connally believes tloos directly to the state Attorney ed in their apartment at 416 Monterey
Ziegler planted the stories to discredit General, rather than having lo go Lane on June l~ 1971. recalled under
him. They were not true, and Connally through the commission. sodium amytol that he had indeed struck
"could see Nixon whenever he wanted Carpenter will inves1lgate all com- his wife.
"could see Nixon whenever he wanted plaints,·send letters lo the violators tell-But he could never be induced to.admit
to," the source said. ing them to cease and desist, and notify or recall stabbing her too, although the
the attorney general who will then take defendant had some recollection of bury·
action. Carpenter's authority previo1,1sly ing a knife and throwing Iler v.·allet off
included only investigating the com-the pier.
• "inaccurate 196~70 data which hasn't
been updated to reflect reality. I've ask-
ed them to contact us for correct data .
CThe-repor:La1ssumes-there-were 20,000
Irvine residents in 1972J.
-Incorrect assumptions regarding the
location of residents in the new city. (The
report recognizes no development in the
city of Irvine north of the San Dieii
Freeway). ,.
-Too conservative projections of
future city population. (The study adds
only 18,000 residents \o Irvi!ie in the next
10 ·years. _Half that nµmber have moved
into the city since incorporation, city of-
ficials esti mate). ..
plaints. He was the only executive direc-J·{e also recalled taking' a shower to
tor among the six regional coastline com-· \Vas h of_f bloodstains in delving into the
missions who lacked the expanded recesses of his mind about that hazy,
authority. tragic night .
Hospital Plan
An Jrvine Company spokesman sai! to-
day executives of the land development.,
firm ar:e also studying the lengthy health
planning council study and master ptart
The spokesman sa id it is difficult to
kno"'' if the firm had· been asked to sup-
ply economic or population data,
County Breakdowri Given
The infonnation in the chart below is drawn from the master plan study
completed by the Orange Count y Health Planning Council. The plan is cur-
rently being given a series of public hearings in the county courthouse 700
Civic Center Dri ve West, Santa Ana. '
Hearings on faciBti es and 1nanpower are set for 7:30 p.m. today in Depart·
ments 3 and 5 of Superior Court.
Following public hearings . the master plan will be forwarded to Sacramento
for approval a~ required by Ja1v. prio r to July t.
The follow1ng char1 compares the number or hospitals and selected services
they provide to residents of four areas of the county, according to data com-
piled by the health plant'ling council.
South County llarbor Area
(3 llos pltals, 12 Jlospltals,
403 total beds) 444 total beds)
Open
Heart
Surgery
Radium
Therapy
Cobalt
Therapy
Intensive
Care Units
Gard lac
Care
Organ
Transplant
Bank
Bum
Care
Kidney
Dialysis
(fnpaUent )
Radiation
Diagnosis
None None
None None
3
2 '
None None .
None None
None
3 l
Weal Orange Counll
( 4 Hos pita~ -
419 total beds)
None
None
J
None
None
None ·
3
.I
An ab elm
SaaUAna
CZI HOlpltals,
3, 71$ total·bed•)
5
I
6
21
17
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WHO'S BEHIND YOU?
I
How much do guarantees mean? It depends on the item involved
ind the manufacturer.
A $I 00,000 house is guaranteed for ONE year.
Most automobiles are guaranteed from 30 days to one year.
Most electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days lo one year.
Guarantees on carpeting are complicoted. The rule in the industry
is TWO YEARS for m1nufacturin9 defect s • The feeling is that
manufacturing defects will surface within that two year period. Beyond
this. these manufacturers feel there are loO many variables in the usoge
lo give coverage beyon I ot perioa:-
Don't be mi.sled by "Phoney" guarantees. They ere pro rated,
based on mill-invoice costs, plus padding end labor to change. By the
time you figure them up, it usuolly costs more to change than the original
purchase price.
Carpel manufacturers tell us thot a preponderance of complaints
ls not b~couse 9f defects but because of · improper installation. We
minimize the number of comploints by having the best inshllers around.
Also, we deal only with mO're substantial mills, further reducing problems.
Buying from Alden's will give you the greatest security.
ALDEN'S
CARPETS o DRAPES
1663 Placentia Ave.
COSTA MESA
646-4838
• ' Moo.· Tllurs. 9 to S:JO; Fri. 9 to. 9; s.t. 9:30 to I
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Huntington Police ·Will Add 3 Helicopters
Jly JOANNE REYNOLDS
01 1111 DlllY l'llet Stiff
1be Huntington Beach police air patrol
will be Increased by three belicoplenl this
WJ!fk when three former U.S. Army
heJJcopt.ers are added to the existing two-
shiP fleet. ·
Poli~ Chief Earle Robitaille confirmed
the acquisition of the G-47 model Bell
he~pters Monday afternoon. There was
no 1xplanation •f the lack of an officia l
announcement about acquisition of the
" JJ7 itnesses ,
. 8.ung!J!!g
By ARTHUR R. YINSEL
Of .. Dtlly l"li.t lletf
A trio given immunity for testifying in
·the murder-for-hire conspiracy case in-
volving a onetime Newport Beach lawyer
~pilled out a grotesque story Monday -0f
confused. bungling almost-comical ef-
forts as hired thugs.
The alleged middleman for what they
called the Organization. assertedly head-
ed by attorney Michael K. Remington.
was expected to take the stand this
morning in the third day of a preliminary
hearing.
Remington, 33, is charged with four
c;:ounts each of soliciting to commit
murder and conspiracy. :-
cary-M; R011o, 21, a karate Champion
' who has appeared on the Kung Fu
television series, pleaded guilty to
similar charges last week and is ex-
, pected to be the prosecution's key
witness.
craft which the city bas known about
since June 8.
, Robitaille said the ships, which were
declared surplus by the Department. of
Defense, cost the city nothing to obtain.
They are currently at an Air Force
storage depot in Tuscon, Ariz. ·
"Our agreements calls for us to main-
tain the ships i.n operaU011;al condition so
that they could be returned to the Ar.my
in case of emergency," the chief.said.
At ?vfonday night's City Counci l
· meetin(, l\,obitaille said the acquisition of
the three helicopters ih no way affects
the need for the $35,ooo· fixed-wing craft
that 'the city has agreed to purchase with
revenue-sharing funds .
He told thl! City Council that the three
ships can be maintained at the city's
heliport by th e city's helicopter
mechanic "under the projected budget
for helicopter maintenance."
This will be possible, Robitaille ex-
.. pla'ined, bec,ause one ship ."will be brok~n
down for parts." He said the ship will not
complete,ly be cannibalized so that it can
be reassembled if necessary.
All of the parts for the Bell helicopters
are available free because \heY have
been declared surplus by the Army, the
chief added:
The additional ships will not be used
for routine p a t r o I, according to
Robitaille . He Said they will be used for
training emergency search and rescue
and for narcotics surveillance which is
frequenUy conducted outside the city.
One reason cited for not using the Bell
helicopters on regular patrol duty is the
noise Jeyel created by the tw~blade
rotor. · · 1
That noise level is higher than the
noise generated by the H u g h e s
helicopters currently used for police
patrol, officials said. Robitaille described
the noise of a Bell ' helicopter as the
"\vhop.whop soUnd generally associated
\vith military craft."
He pointed out that use of the ad-
ditional ships for training, for special
patrol and emergencies wil l free the t\vo
existing ships and the airplane for
regular patrol duty.
The extra ships , \\ilich were buil~ in
1956 or 1957, have fewer air miles on '
them than the city's, 1969 and 1970 model :
helicoP,ters. he pointed out~ ;
It has been lhe \Vear on the two Hughes ·
. ships that led the police to seek ad-
CSee 3 COPTERS, Page 2)
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Bud_get Approve-=-d ____,
,
Beach Council Gives 4-2 Sanction ·
Following a debate on the number of
new employes to be hired by the city,
Huntington Beach councilmen approved a
$30.9 million budget by a 4-2 margin
Monday night.
Vice Mayor Henry Duke and Coun-
cilman Al Coen cast the dissenting votes
saying they were dissatisfied -and
frust:ated with the. administrator's pro-
posal to -hire an additional 119 city
employes . Mayor Jerry J\.1atney wa s
absent.
Those additional effiployes include 55
people whose jobs with the city have
been funded under the federal Publi c
diticnat employes be hired as the need
for them arises. ·
Another issue that has surfaced in
discussions of the budget is the use of the
city's $678,888 in federal revenue sharing
·funds.
As adopted.· Monday night. the budget
calls . for revenue sharing flinds to be
spent ,on a new harbors and fire depart·
ment building in Huntington Harbour
($450,000), a fixed "'ing plane for ·the
police department ($35,0001 and a · spbc·
trophotometer for use by the en·
vironment al cont rol division or the
l' essel Surfaces
harbors and beaches d e p a r t m e n t
($9,500),
A total of $375,000 will go to books for
the new li_brary. $232,166 for park ac·
qu.isition and $'209,72l to landscape me-
dians along Brookhurst Street and
Adams Avenue.
Ro,vlands acknowledged that the ap-
proved list of expenditures is $2.5 miUion
nlore than anticipated revenues, but he
said th e di fference ·will probably be made
up from revenue sharing runds not spent
lhis year and other money that is .nOt
spent.
_ E®!loyrn~nt PJogr~m (PEP) (or tj}~
past tWo years. City admi~strator David T s h v • -· • -0 d
Rowlands said the city will be . paying WO u Ictnns ea • their salaries since PEP funds are being ·---_ --.. __ ,, _wJthdrawn. --·· --·---
The total salary allocation for !he new
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lie was characterized Monday as-the
man who .. dealt witlrlndMduah-hirecHo-
murder or brutally lnt~te witnesses
I ,, Ul"t T•l""'°'9
employes ,will total about 1150;000 over 0th R d Ok ~~MJtJ:i:W.tiiai'!JIO'J_IOW-liUtlg•t-_ --.€1!8--eporte _ ay ---..r.,-
is nearly 15 percent higher tfian last "''1
ln civil cases involving Remington. ~peaking earnestly, contritely and
sOmetimes with embarrassment, the
witnesses Monday told of four separate
forays in which: ·
SOVIET' LEADER;JIREZHNEV SPILLS HIS CHAMPAGNE
Drinks OV1rflow.at :roasting Session at State OepArtment
year's budget, Rowlan_~ assured coun·
ciJinen that the city's tax rate of $1.62
per $100 assessed valuation will not be
raised. d
He vowed to keep it at the current
level for several years.
KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) -Two men
trapped since Sunday in a midget sub-
marine were declared dead today of ex·
posure to the cold.
Menzies and Meek were in the forward
.section of the 21-foot submarine .:When it
became entrapped, and Link and Stover
\Vere in the aft section. -They "'ere thwarted when one ma:n
destined for a beating refused to open his i·~---aoor. -.
-They fell asleep in their-car ~h~le on
watch waiting for one marked v1ct1m to
come home .
Nixo-n,-Br-ezhnev-Both Jn __ discussing_the new 'employes with
councilmen, Rowlands also promised that
no new employe positionS will be needed
in the city next year.
pr. David Youngblood, physician
aboard the mother ship, Sea Oiver,-S8id
that hope for the men -Al Stover, 51,
Juno Beach, Fla., and Clayton Link, 31,
of BinWtamton, N. Y. -was given ~P this
morning when there had been no sign of
life from the two for several hours.
There \vas no coMecting door between
the CQmpartments. The forward section
was made of Plastic, while the aft section
was constructed of aluminum -permit·
ting a more r.'.l.pjd heat ioss. .. ..
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-The gun they obtained for the job fell 4
apaft as they proudly showed it off to
Rollo, who became enraged.
-They became lost while trying to find
their target's home after being di spa«;h·
ed. to dispatch him be!ore 1!C could testify
the following morning . in a . lawsuit
against Remington and hts vending com-
(See REMINGTON, Page !l
Clink, Drink at Signing
\VASHLNGTON (AP\ -Leonid I. Ni xon paid hi s compliment to
Brezhnev, by President Nixon's account Brezhnev's politiCal skills as they sat
"the best politician in the room," turned side by side in Chippendale chairs and
on the charm today in the second round "'atched Secretary of State William P. of the ir summit sess ioils. The ebullient Soviet Communist party Rogers. secretary of Agriculture Earl
leader hammed it up "with Nixon Butz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
F • V ll photographers and a congressional Gromyko sign agreements on cultural ounwin a e')" delegation at a ceremony marking four aQd scientific exchanges, transportation
BREZHNEV RADIATES GOOD research, oceanography and agricultural
T . r K:lled WILL ON VISIT-Story, Page 4 research. _ ee1·t·age _ ~ Leaning toward Uie President wit h
fresh agreements between the countries. mock seriousness, Brezhnev said -o Way to Worl ,. He did not even miss a beat when he through a Soviet interpreter. Victor
I n " spill~d some champagne in the State Sukhodrev ' "They are signing these ; Department's ornate Benjamin Franklin
t A Fountain Valley teenager on 'her way Room. , treaties for us."
He noted that most of the additional
employes, other than the-PEP people.
are being hired to man posts created by
the construction of the new civic center.
This includes a receptionist for the city
hall JobbY and 3dditional police personnel
for building security, to run the women's
jail arld to handle the new co·mputeriifd
communications system.
But Coen and Duke were not satisfied.
Coen suggested an arbitrary figure of 50
or 60 new employes be set and that ad-
Beach Man Given
T1·eatment, Held
On Drug. Charges to her first day of work with the city's The politick~ was with Sen. J. w. Overhearing the stage whi s per,
ftcreation department was killed Mon· Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Rogers, a pretty quick -man· with a quip A 22.year~ld Huntington Beach man
dly morning when her car collided with Foreign RelapQns Committee, and himself, stopped, looked up and asked
another at the intersectim of Brookhurst meinbers of Congress at a Blair HouSe BfezhOev: "How do you spell your found wandering dazed, slashed and
Street and Slater Avenue, police said. luncheon. Brezhnev is pressing har<;l for name?" bleeding in Laguna Beach by polic;e was
Heather Anne Clayton Liddell, 18, who trade COQcessions .. but a majority of both Earlier, while some 500 State Depart-rushed to South c.oast Community
was graduated from Fountain Valley houses has vowed to block them unless ment employes and Soviet embassy l-Jospital and then to the jail ward of the High School Thursday, di~ of massi'('e restrictions .on emigration of Jews and workers watched Brezhnev playfull y ·
in,temal injuries at Fountam VaUey Com· other minorities are relaxed. reached for a napkin to hide his face while county medical center early today.
munlty Hospital seven hours after the 11 ' Later in the day, the Soviet lea411J was photographers took ·his picture sippin g Jay Bamfield Holmes r:1. 20701 Beacll
a.m. accident. ~ lo return to tbe Oval Office in the White champagne. He wound up spilling about Boulevard, was arresled on alleged
Two other men aboard the minisub,
Archibald "Jock" Menzies of Vero
Beach, Fla., and Dr. Robert Meek, 24, an
ichthyologist from Santa Barbara, were
removed Irom the vessel in gOOd con-
dition Monday when tbe sub was hoisted
aboard the Sea, Diver.
The 21-foot submarine was trapped 360
feet down on the ocean floor for 31 hours
whe n it became entangled in the debris
of a scuttled destroyer 20 miles south of
Key West Sunday. The vessel belonged -to
the Smithsonian Institution and was
· doing research on fishlife when the ac-
cident occurred.
Youngblood said the last obvious visual
signs of life from the two -victims-was
observed at 8:15 a.m. (PDT) Monday,
when the minisub was still on the bottom.
The physician said hope .for the
survival of the two was kept alive by the
fact that when the body temperature
drops a per.son's breathing becomes
"quite shallow and they can remain alive
for a considerable length of time.11
He said ~mperatures inside the
minisub dropped to 45 degrees and re-
mained there for a protracted period.
Three olher persons, inclucbng . a House to resume summit discussions half the glass onto the noor. He possession or marijuana and dangerou s
passenger in the girl's car. \Vere also 1n-with the Preside nl. The scheduled topic reCQvered quickl y, however, and the H , G' J
jured in the f'!lis,hap and later released was lrade and how \O increase it.-toasts \V,ent On. dr~:~icc said today slashes on the man's unt1ngton n•
from the hosp1ta . . _ . . • The driver of the car which CQ\hded , , arms which required 150 sh~ches to • • •
witlLMiss-Liddcll's. Angell G<ne ~d_WJ!~dJ_ --c IDA-• --close wece _ aPl>'ttenlly seij,inlllctecL-Bies-of-lnJllnes
t8, ol IOUI Margo Lane, Wostmlnstcr, .... apsule ounc ct1on Holmes at first had tolri officers he had
escaped tnJury. police ~aid. · '-" been attacked in Newport Beach and had ·
Miss Liddell, 1os11 La Puente st;;.~~ hitchhiked to Laguna Beach. After Accident
eastbound on Slater when she en.ter ·ct Newport detectives were contacted,
intersection on a gree~ light, police ~1 • flere in capsule Iorm are the-major actions taken Afonday night by the and a descri ption of the alleged assailant ~ Police said Edwards pickup true wa: Huntington Beach City C0W1cil: was put out to pafrol units.
hea&:d south on Brookhurst and struc , ' Capt. David Brown said that as am·
tbeEdgtrlrd's ,car hblr~~· slid into another ~BUDGET: Adop~ed a $30.9 million budget for fiscal 1973-74. This year'f bulanee attendants rendered first aid to
wa s ve c e . t rtfn' tax·rate·of $1.62 per $100 assessed valu'ation, Is expeCted to remain the same Holmes, they removed hls shirt.
car on Brookhurst wattlng for he g · in ·1973-74. He called for them to return it saying: light-to proceed north, pollce said. "G' ba k hirt , , ts-, 'n1e driver of that car, William Elie -iv~ ,r;t-e c mys ;,my JOID are m .,...., 23 1 Tuscon Ariz and his l\1EADOWLARK : Accepted petitions signed by more lhan 6,700 Hunting· there . Brown said.
ft'.Nlnaon , ' 0
!J _ ., I ton Bea:::h residents asklng that the city buy the $4 million Meadowlark golf Police allegedly seized two marijuana passenger Marureen Hartnett, 23, also o . k · h · · 1 · be hi k t Lat t Tu ;uf red minor injuries police course or enact zoning restrictions to eep it as open spa<:e Jn t e event it 1s c1ga ret e,s 1n ~ s r~ poc e . er a sconed 5 e ' bought by a land developmeot firm . the hospital, pdls were allegedly found.
rePort · . Lldd U' f. Oftlccrs also found a blood·staincd
The passenger in Miss e 1 ca ' PARKING T\1ETERS : ·Formally adopted a resolution .setting the parking three-inch long blade in the man's Janet Lee Barron ~ J9, of 16316 Mt. Dana --k B , Circle, also suffered minor lnjur!es. The mete-r rate along Pacific Coast lfighway between the bluffs nnd Golden West POC et, rov.'ll said.
'lu·o girls bnd just picke<t up recreation Street at 25 cel}l.s {or t\vo hours.
(!Qulpment from Los Alamos Park and
were on their way to McDowell School
for the opening day of the summer
. ·recreation program. .
' A '\"'kesma n at F.ountaln Valley Hi gh
Schoo snld Miss Lidde ll bad been
Rraduated Thursday as an ou!Standing
.!llludent there.
Funeral services ror lhe girl are pen·
ding at Westminster Memorial Par!<.
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· League Dance Slated SURFING : Approved an ordinance. whic h wt ll alto"' Slil'fers to slay In the
water at the Huntington Beach pier until Lifeguards fly a "black ball flag."
Previous regulations prohibited surfing.be.tween 11 a·-!"· and 5 p.nf during the The SeHvicw Little League · in Hun·
summer, ---ungtol\ Beach will present its aruffial
, • dance , "The FouJ Ball," Saturday at BICYCLE TRAll-'l : Agreed to study a prorosal from the Huntington Beach carpctllcr's Hall 8302 Atlanta Ave The
High School Oilero Community Council to develop • series of bicycle lanes dance open to lhe public wlll be. held
lcadlng to the hi&h school as a safety measure. rrom 8 p.m. 10 1:30 a.m.' Price of ad--
mission is $3 per person.
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A 9-year-old Huntington .Beach girl died
Monday night of injuries suffered Friday
when she and two other children were
struck by a car as they were riding a
bicycle.
Jeanne C. Herpolsheimer of 733 Utica
Ave. succumbed to massive head injuries
about 9 p.m. at HWltington Intercom·
munity ltospital, where she had been
wider intensive care since the Friday
night accident.
The girl, her brother Donald, 12, and a
ll'<!ighbor, Lynn \Va.Iker, 9. of 725 Utica
Ave., \ve re struck by a car In the In-
tersection or Beach Boulevard i:1nd
Yorktown Avenue Jn tluntlngton Beach.
The three were ()R one bike.
Police said the driver or the car.
J\>Iichael G. J~ayes. 23, or 182 Bushwlck Driv~, Huntington · Beach, has n<>l been
cited. The accident is still under in·
vestigation.
Funeral arrangements (or t h e
llerpolsheimer girl . art pending at
\Vestminster Memorial Park.
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:rhe forward section contained a view-
in( glass bubble from which the craft
was controlled, and from this section the
two forward could also see the two in the
~ear.
Youngblood said the last word that the
two . ~ic,tims were still alive came from
Menzies. The doctor also said it was
Menzies who guided rescuers in place-
ment !lf the grappling hook which even·
tually was used to pull the minisub free
from the ensnaring debris. ·
Capt. Thomas W. Cuddy, senior naval
o(fiCer assigned to the rescue team said
the accident \Vas an understandable 'one.
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He sa;d the pilot had only about 30 feet
<lf visibility, "and with 30-foot visibility
he si~ply got inkl.JU!l~he:..couldn't gc~---1 outof." -·· -· --
The ~ft end of the minisub 'was equip-
ped with a hatch so that divers could
enter and exi t, and thus was pressurized
t? a higher degree than the forward sec-tion.
Dynan1ite Discovered
BRENTWOOD, Md. CUP!) -FBI
agents Monday night found 50 pounds of
d)'ll_amite. In the home of Jesse Stephens,
a r1ght·w1ng leade r \vho died last week .
Orange Coast
Weather
It 's getting warmer. The we a th·
erlady sees highs in lhe 00s for the
inland areas Wednesday with beach
temperatures inJ he 70s. Overnight
lows 53-65.
INSIDE TODAY
~tote GOP moneu is accumu.
latutg, the govtnlor is pushing
an attractive ~-<:etling pla)t
and a major speaki11s1 tot'r is
.pla1u1ed. All sig1u point to a
Ronald Reagoia run for Ille prcsi-
<le11cy {11 1976. See Puge 1$ for
detafls.
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RESIGNS BOARD POST
N. Loyall M<:Laron
·N.L. ~cL are11
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f Board'Pos t·
N. Loyall McLaren today rormally
resigned as chairman of the board of the
Irvine Company.
McLaren, who announced in April his
Intention to leave the pcm, said his
i-decislon was due t_o age. lle_b_ 31.
'l1lt boanl ol directon ol the Irvine
Company met in Newport Beach today to
select a _replacement. •
A San Francisco native, lttcLaren b~s
presided over company operations during
the 1960s in the planning and early
development or the largest planned .com·
munity in North America -the cit'y of
Irvine. He joined the board in 1959 and
became chairman in 1960.
McLaren was believed io have exerted
great influence on all phases or company
operation during his tenure of leadership.
Joan Irvine Smith, granddaughter of the
late James Irvine and one of the seven
directors, has frequentl y a t t a c k e d
McLaren for exerting too much in·
fluence.
McLaren is a retired director of the
I Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe ~ Railroad , Rheem Manufacturing Com-.
pany, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company,-the Federal Reserve-Bapk of
San Francisco, and Air California, where
he also served as chairman of the board .
He--holds ·a bachelor's degree from UC
Berkeley and.. honorary doctorates from
the University of San Francisco, where
he Is a regent, and Whittier C:Ollege.
Jn addition· to his professional career,
Jl.1cLaren served in the U.S. Navy during
World War II, retiring as a rear admiral.
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Agent Held
La gunans
With Gun?
By JACK CHAPPELL
01 II" Dtl!W .. Lit! S .. lt
A Laguna Beach newspapennan s."lid
tod::iy that he and members of the public
v.·ere held at gwrpoint by federal
narcotic1 agenll during a $50,000 cocaine
seizure and' arrest or four n1cn in 1..41gwia
Friday.
~iichael Eggers, managing edltor of
the News-Post, a twice-weekly publica-
tion, said federal agents also took ex·
posed film 11< bad sho< of the drug arrest
in progress.
A spokesman for lhe Los Angeles offioe
of the Bureau of. Narcotics and
Dangerous Drugs (BNDD) denied agents
bad pointed weapons at any member of
the pre ss or public and said the film was
voluntarily turned over to undercover
agents.
"I've got six v.•itnesses." Eggers..said
and he stood~by hi s charge that a female
age nt standing outside an untnarkcd car
had leveled a pistol at him. ordered him
to stop shooting photographs of the ar-
rest and hei4 him at gunpoint until the
sui)efVISor came over and talked -with
him .
"The gal shook me up a little bit," Eg-
gers said. He said she was about 50 yards
a\vay from hi1n at the time and that five
Jlr six people who had gathered to watch
the .a.Itemoon amst in the shopping
center area were "shaken up." 1be peo-
ple were standing behind him , Eggers
said. Laguna Beach police were not ~tified
in advance of the federal operation and
patrol U{lits had been dispatched to the
scene at Burt's Shopping Center after
calls were received· of men with guns.
A BNDD spokesnian who declined to be
identified said: "ft is my unjerst.anding
that talking with the supervisor who was
on the scene that. . .no v.·eapon v.·as
pointed at any member of the press.
"I certainly \VOuld be concerned if ev:r
one of my agents pointed a gun at a
member of the public," a BNDD
spokesman said.
He said all of the federal agehts \Vere
·armed. "I've looked into the matter and
as fai-as could be determined nobody
pointed a gun at a membc:-of the public.
"As far as the film is concerned it is
my understanding the lilm ~~s_ ~'!e.n ~P
voluntarily.'' the spokesman said.
Eggers said he and agents talked about
turning over the film in his office nearby
just a;rter tbe arreSts.
"You know as 'veU as I do, you have no
choice." Eggers said. He said he was told
the government could go to court to get
the film if n~essary.
FN•P .. el
REMINGT.ON TESTIMONY ••••
pany.
Charl es s. Hulett, 22, 1 d'T"•ll
workman, ind Bobby Joe ''B.J.'' Hirt,
zo. said they weno to r«etve $1 ,000 oech
for tllmlnattng Allttd Fehling, former
west coast distributor for C1l Vendlnc
Inc., who was suing to regain 1 $1~,000
Jnvestment in the banlmlpt flrm .
The Jong-haired, bearded Hu lett follow-
t..'Ci Ronald Banles, 30, v.•ho testified he
accompnnled H~rt on two other ex·
pedit k>ns. one in which a sawed-Off
shotcun blast was fired through a Chaf-
fey College teacher's front window.
··1 \\"as kind of 'surprised in to
everything,' " Hulett cllmed 'during
questioning by Deputy District Attorney
Robert Chatterlon , indicating a lllick of
communication about v.·hat was expected
of the aJ\eged thugs.
~le added that he didn't koow his
homicidal assignment until ·the night he
and Hart headed for the Yorba Linda
home where Fehling was staying with his
brother.
Hulett said 11< asked Harl what they
were doing, after the latter witness
received a message reporting Fehling
had changed his address and had to be
taken care or quickly.
''We're going up to shoot a guy," W3S
Hart's alleged reply.
"After that, l didn't reet much like
goin'g;• he added under questioning by
both Chatterton find Central Orange
Countv .Judicial District Court Judge
Paul G. ~1ast.
"Did Bobby Joe say he Was going to
shoot somebody?," the deputy District
Attorney asked.
"\'ei -1 don't think he really wanted
to either."
Hulett drev,r a few grins among the
small group of municipal courtroom
s~ators when he described bow the
cylinl!er fell out or the potential murder
weai>On when it was shown to Roll~
0 Mike got kind or mad and angry," he
remarked.
chattertoo asked~ir Hulett actually
agreed to perform ·some service for
somebody for $1';000 without knowing
what or Why, even though it involved a
gun and bullets.
"At the time. the money sounded pret-
ty good." said Hulett. '
He and Hart were taken into custody
after Fullerton Police Officer Michael
Vice stopped their car the-night of May
21 and found the .357 ?>.1agnum weapon .
He initially stopped Hulett's car for
making a right tum into <1 , private
driveway without a signal. The witness
lmlmd Monday be did molo! it but the
blinker must have mtlfunctJoned,
Defense Att«ney Robert Manball
Mor1an. who Is deleadlai.Jlcml!!&1M
atone with lawyer Robert Green, iibd
Hulett In cn11H1amlnatklll ii be was not
1olnc to a bar when be made the tum. ·
Hulett a&ld be w11 going to a liquor
store. -
•11 was lost,'• h<l said, confessing v.1ith a
sardonic grin tbaU>.e_)VIS going to ask
directions.
lie was also asked if the potential
murder mi ssion had anything to do ~·ith
becoming Jost.
"It helped," I~ulett said. •·1 knew how
to get to Yorba Linda a lot faster ... "
l·l11 rt,I a thin. bea rded auto wrecking
ya rd ro-0wne r with a Southern accent so
thick it is sometimes barely understand-
able concluded Monday's testimony.
He told of going aft.er a Chaffey
College Instructor known only to him as
Mr. Lockwood and obtaining a sawed-Of!
shotgun used to fire a blast Into his home
after a threatening letter was depo<ed
under the windlhield of the man's car.
They tried about two nights earlier to
deliver the letter at 2:30 a.m.
Hart and Barnes, bis business partner_
who bad accornpani6! him m what they
Said was a $500 beating assigrunerit, were
met with a terse refusal of their letter,
spoken through the doo~.
"We didn't know what to do." declared
Hart, who appeared in court v.·earing
jeans, a T-shirt and with an old Navy
watch cap hanging from the back pocket
oI his baggy pants.
"We just stood there and then we left,·•
continued Hart, who adlnitted'-1hey-never
got paid' OCf beyond $150 in advance
money.
Barnes said Harl duly reported the
dismal failure to Rollo aLa subsequent
meeting, and, in deciding what should he
done, Bobby Joe said he volunteettd to
go back with the sawed'<lll aho<gun.
"Ob, that's good," ROllo-W83 quoted U
saying.
"What if we kill him?," Barnes asked.
"That's ..• 'too bad'," Rollo reported-
ly replied. •
Barnes said on the witness stand that
he was not surprised during later stages
of the Remington case probe when
District Attorney's investigators ques-
tioned him at the Anaheim wrecking
yard. _ r
Defense attorney Green asked why.
"Because 1 knew I had done something
wrong," he replied, looking Remington's
counsel in the eye. "I was involved ... ·•
Conflicting Reports
Haldeman Family. Stays
In Hidealvay at Newport ·
l\lrs. Parker did acknowledge that the
Hatdemans' daughter. Ann, is staying at
the Bay Jslsnd home.
Connall y' s: ..
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CARV ED RUBY ON DISPLAY
.It Wol9h1 2,890 Carall
Huntingwn
Mall Plan s
To Show Gem
' A 2,890-carat blood-red ruby, carved as
the head of Christ \v~aring a crown ot
thorns, wlll be on display Friday through
~!MKfay at Huntlngt~on~ Ce11ter ?4a!h__. . 1be gem and its 15-ounce gold setting
are v.·orth an estiniated $750,000, and are
among several precious stones to be on
dis play aL the mall during the "Stooe Age
'73 Gem and Mineral Show."
The ruby carving, called "F.cce Homo"
("Behold the Mnn"), stands about five
inches tall and !ts '!eight is e_gual lo
about one and a third pounds. 'nle sold
aetting iJ about three inches tall
The stone W8' rut by Loo Angeles gem
carver Harry B. Derian, who spent seven
months and dulled 70 diamond carving
tools ·in the process.
Special tools bad to be made for carv-
ing the mouth and lips. he said.
The ruby, which wei&hed. 4.060 carats
in its rough s t a t e, came from East
Africa, he reported.
Also on display during the show will be
a moon rock and exhibits from Chapman
College, Cal Stai. Fullerton and UC
Irvin e. Exhibitions of gem carving,
casting and jewelry making will also be
held.
1be show, sponsored by the Santa Ana
_ Rock and h11neral Club, will be held from
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and saturday and
from ll a.m. to 6 p.m. SWlday.
Admission is free .
R ec Department
Plaits Un,ive rs al
'Da y Witli St"rs'
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LOS ANGELES (UPJ ) -John
li'ally is l(!avlng the While House altcJa
clash with Press Se<:retary R41ld
Ziegler v.·hlch m41y have derailed flit·
nally's chances for lhe R,tpub~n
presidential nomination. It was repOijijd
today. •
In Washington. n White 11 o u t •7 spokesman said ~iegler and Con nally ye
"on the best o! terms." The spokesman
said both men consider today's story. by·
the l..o8 Angeles Times Inaccurate. 4
,;Governor Connally and Ron Zieglerj'
have talked at great length and wUI do '°
in the future ," the spokesman said.
The spokesman reiterated the ~ 1
House position expresse4 last week that ,
Connally, the fonner governor of Teus.
has no plans to leave hiJ" unpaid post "'&it 1 that he never viewed the pppointment11t:'
a "\ong·term assignment."
. ' The story about alleged friction
betv.·een the two quoted an associate of
Connally who asked not to be identified. '
The newspaper said the associate cOn-
Jfrme<l reports that the form~r Teus
governor , secretary ol the Treasury and
Navy Sec retary, plans to leave the White
House advisory position that he took just ' five weeks ago, after switching to ~
Republican party from the Democrats-. ~
Connally told reporters in Wuhington
t.tonday night he would hold a news COl'l-
ference this week -probably WedneSciay
-to clear up what he called "all those
rumors'' about the status of his White
House job.
C.Onnally said he did not know where
reports that he was dissatis£1ed with the
advisory job carr.e from and added : "I
just wish all of you would let me spdlk
for myself." "'
Connally advised President Niii:on to
fire Ziegl~·r in the· wake of Watergate
"'liecausc.. Ziegler's u~fulness as press
secretary was limited because ~f
Ziegler's role as a spokesman during t1ie
Watergate coverup, and his fear tlb.t
Zlegle• might ultimately be tainted
personally by tfle.Watergate matter," the ~W'ce said. '•. · ·
Connallv ~soually oonfronted Z1<1~ aiidTofdhuii shciilla r esign,-the nm ..
reported. '
The President, fnslead of folltnrme ·
~lly's reported advte<, ,,romotid ,
Ziegler to special assistan t and expudftd"
bis authorit y. !
Aieanwhile, reports appeared that Con·
nally did not have acttas to the Prtsi·
dent and that he was upset that he bad
not beon offered the po!! ol S<Crttary ti
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H. R. "Bob'.' Halde man and his famll~·
are secluded j·n a Ne\'.rport Beach
hideav.·ay but there are conntc ting
reports as to exac tly \\'here lhey are. ·
John J . Wilson. ~l al d e man 's
\Vashington attorney, said President Nix-
on's former lop assistant is staying at
the summer home of Mrs. Haldeman's
father, Joseph Kt Horton, at 11 Bay
Island.
Mrs. Parker said the Haldemans are
not stayi ng nt the home of Mrs.
Haldeman's fathert a Los Angeles al-
torney, because they do not want anyone
to know thei r whereabouts.
A day w1th movie stars and sets at
Universal Studios ~s planned .for beach
area children by the Huntington Beach
Recreation and Parks Department on
June 28.
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ditional air patrol vehicles.-One of the
Hughes ships has been completely
dismantled for repainting and refitting
and the other is currently in the hangar
for a regular minor mechanical check.
Robitallle said the police deparbnent
has been tncluded on a list of govemmen·
t.al agenices interested in excess federal
equipment for more lhao a year.
Plans for acquisition of an airplane
have been under 'vay !or about six
mooths .-
Possi bte · acqui sition of excess federal
he licopters "'as-fi0f 1liscussed with the
plans to purchase an airpla ne.
City Administrator David Ro\\1lands
said the subject was not brought up
because city ofrlcials felt the chances of
obtaining usable equipment this way
were slim.
When the poli ce department round out
about the excess helicopters in Tucson
six v.·eeks ago, helicopter mechanic
Wendell Schubert was sent there to check
on the quality of the equipment.
Robitaille said, 11< reported that most
were in good , flyable condition and the
.department asked to have its name in-
duded in the lot drawing for the ships.
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"We were lucky. Some cities like Long
Beach and San Diego got ships that v.·ere
literally basket cases," he added. oD June 8. the department was notified
of the results of the draw and on Sunday.
Schubert, Lt. Robert M o r r i s o n,
helicopter commander, and pilot Robert
Dawson drove to Tucson in a rented
camper.
The chief explained that the men will
live in the camper while they perfonn a
routine maintena nce check of the craft
prior to test flying and then bringing
them home.
Robitaille said the Bell helicopters are
better suited for search and rescue }\·ork
than the Hughes ships.
The inflatable pontoons have been
removed from the Hughes helicopters, he
said , because they developed leaks .
"That means our ships cannot fly any
further over water than about 300 yards
in ideal conditions," Robitail\e com·"'
mented. He noted that the city boon·
daries run out to the three mile limit,
giving the city about S2 square miles of
incorporated territory that is under
water.
The Bell helicopters have a much
greater load capacity and can carry
aluminum pontoons, the chief said .
He said that, even with the pontoons.
the Bell ships will be able to pick up and
carry a third person In a litter with
greater case lhnn the ltughes ships
\\•ilhout the pontoons.
Judge Se11te11ces
Killing Suspect
Ronald Larry \Vest, 23. has been
sentenced to one to 15 yea rs in state
prison for the killing or a man who died
after a shootout betw~n them last Oct.
27 in a Santa Ana park.
Orange Olunty Superior Court Judg•
Jamet Turner ordered the prieon term
aftor West. ol ""'118 Ana, pleaded guilty
to reduced charges ol v o l u n t a r y
manslaughter.
West was arrei;ted shortly after the
slaying of Tracy Thomas Lomaii:. 24, or
Santa Ana . Police said at least 75 persons
at the Jerome Center witnessed lhe
squabble !hat ended when West shot Lo-
Second Quad Dies
MAR!f;T'l'A, Ga. (AP! -Tho second
or the quadruplets born to Alr Force
Capt. and Mn. James Phllllpt dl •d Mon·
da y, a Cobb General llospllal spokesman
said. Aoothcr died Sunday, a day after
the mu llipl• births. Both dead babies
were girls.
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But ~frs. Haldeman's sister, Mrs.
David Parker, who is'"Staying there, aays
the Haldemans are residing elsewhere.
Mrs. Parker refused to say where they
are but other sources said they are
staying at the Balboa Bay Club apart-
me·n1 of a friend, Thomas Barrett.
Barrett denies· they are with him.
"I'm staying here \\'ilh my family,"
Barrett said this morning.
Bea cl1 Optimistic
About Purcl1a sc
Of Golf Course
Cuartled optimism was the mood at
Huntington Beach city hall today follow-
ing Monday night's discu ssion or possible
purchase of the Meadowlark Golf Course.
Petitions signed by more than 6,700
residents asking that the city bu y lhe golf
course on Warner Avenue v.·ere prtsenled
to city councilmen Monday night by Ken-
neth Kerins, president or the HOME
Council.
City officials said ti discuss ion of the
purchase was held durlng an executive
~ession at the end or the council meeting.
Citv Admi nistrator David Ro\vlands said
he ·is "vigorously pursuing all avenues of
acquiring the golf course."
The 96:5-acre course Is up ror sale and
the owners have given the city until Jul y
8 to meet their $4 million pri ce tag before
they sell it to a Beverly Hills develop-
n1ent firm .
Bert Carroll . president or th c
1'.leadowlark Homeowners AssoclaUon
said the signatures on-the petition asking
for city retention of the golf course were
gathered from all parts of the city ln le ss
than two weeks. ~
Petition signerS ctted the importance of
the golf course as open green space in
the northwestern sector or the city in
asking that the city keep It from being
developed Into a housing tract. Carroll
said ·the city could accomplish 1hls by
buying the golr course or prevenllng its
.development through zoning octlon.
He wns backed by Ruth Finley. presi-
dent of the liuntington Beac h chapte r of
the 1-e!lgue of \Vomcn Voters, nnd Roger
Potter, r"epresentlng the homeowners In
California Classics, the dcvelop1ncnt Oil
1he south side of Warner across from the
golf course.
Councilmen have volcl'd support C)f the
pr6jecl-and have made It clear that they
wlll seek a financial arrana:emcnt with
the owners Jn an attempt to purchase the
property.
She sai d the Haldemans for several
years have stayed at the Newport Harbor
retreat dW'iog the late summer,
"We are usually here In July and they
usually come for the month of August,"
Mrs. Parker said.
Bay Island ls a private island in
Newport Harbor just east of. the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club. There are only 21
homes on the island. It bas no vehicular
access to it.
Wilson said the Haldemans' move to
Newport Beach is permanent.
"They like it and they ~·ant a place for
the children to go to school.'' he sa id.
But Mrs. Parker said the ffaldemans
plan to stay io Newport Beach only for
the summer and will probably take up
permanent residence in Pacific Palisades
or Hancock Park fnl.os Angeles.
• Slgnups for the eii:cursion will be taken
through June 21 at the recreation center.
17th and Orange streets. from 9 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., fl.1onday through Friday.
Permission sliP5 are also available at
each of the summer playgrounds, the
recreation swimming pool program areas
and Murd y Center.
Cost for the trip is $3.50 for children
age 3 to 11 , and $4.50 for 12 to 16-year-
olds.
f ive other trips plaMed by the
department include Matiic Mountain on
July 12. Japanese Villag e on July 19. San
Diego Wild Anlmal Park on July 261 ice
skating on August 2. and Ringling
Brothers Circus at Long Beach Arena on
August JO.
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Fete at Galler y· ',
Artists and their art will be on dlapl"1
at a "Meet the Artists" night bolted 1tY
lhe Huntington Beech Art Leqiia
Wednesday,
At least 3S p a i n t e r s, sculpton,
p h o to g r a p hers, and craftsmen ~U
attend the 7:30 p.m. reception at Gokltn
West College art gallery to di9cuss their
\\"Ork, '>''hich will be on display the(t
through June 29.
The exhibit, v.•hich features the art or
'rell·knov.TI artists Darwin Duncan and
Rheta Gillette. includes acrylic. v.•ater
color and oil palntings. pbotograpby,
jev.•elry. pottery and metal and copptr
scu lpture. 1
Gallery hours in the theater builditg
are frorn 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. and
\Vednesday even_~gs from 7 to 9:30 p.nr.
WHO'S BEHIND YOU?
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How muc h do guaranteos moa n? It depends on tho itom involved
and the manufaclu,.r.
A $I 00,000 house is guaranteed for ONE year.
Motl automobiles are guaranteed from 30 days to ono year.
Most electrical products •re guarante ed from 90 days to ont yoar.
Guara ntees on carpeting are complicated. The rule in the industry
is TWO YEARS fo r manufact uring d e f e c t s . The feeli ng is that
manufacturing defects will surface within that two year period . Beyond
this, these .manufacturers feel there are too many varia bles in the usage
to give coverage beyond that period.
Don 't be misled by "Phoney" guero ntees. They are pro ratod,
besed on mill.invoice costs, plus padding and labor to change, By tho
time you fi g ure them up, it usually costs mo re to change than the original
purc J;°ase price.
Carpet man ufacturers toll us tha t a preponderance of complaints
is l10t becauso of dofoc!s but because of improper installetion. Wt
minimize the number of complaints by having the best in.toners around.
Also , we deal·only witR more substantitl miijs, fu rther reducing problems.
Buying from Alden's will give you the grutts! security.
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Coast Murder Conviction Rev~ed
Tiger Country Safari?
Lion Country Safari in Laguna Hills now has tigers,
tQQ. Tbe___Be_ngal ti gers -six females and three
~·males rangi11g in_age from nine months to three
,, years -were released Monday. Native to India and
other parts of Asia, they mark a departure from
Lion Country tradition 1of ·perpetuating African ani·
1nals. Spokesmen said the Bengal tiger is endan-
gered by over-hunting, and destruction-of its 'habi-
tat. The Indian government estimates the ~urrent
tiger popul~tion within its border at 2,000 com·
pared to 40,000 in 1930.
County ·Health Plan Sets
Few Changes for Decade
V .S. Tite Firm
Chief Kidnaped
l1i Argentina
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of ,,.. CMlth Pl._, Slaff
_-1.La_master. pl:in drawn by the Qran@
County Health Planning Counci is air
proved withou t change following public
hearings this week. Qrapge Coast
residents can in the next decade expect
few changes in the level of med ical care
provided them and no new hospitals.
lbe council C ites an oversupply of
acute care hospital beds and suggests no
anore be allowed to be built ln the county
for 10 years.
Coastal community hospitals account
for fewer than one-iourth of the more
than (,000 of such beds in the cowity.
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Agnew Aide
Indicted
In Fraud Case Scored
The rest are-in hospitals in inJand com-
munities such as Orange, Santa Ana,
Anaheim or Fullerton.
Exotic care services .available to
Orange County patients are provided in
. existing inland hospitals. The proposed
master plan suggests some of those
Johnson A Son
~ 9ervices be shifted around the couiltY.
Instead of the·35 hospitaJ!j: in the county
continuing to operate emergency room
facllitles. the council suggests 17 convert
• Shem to outpatient clinics.
The suggestion relies on improvement
of Orange County hfedlcal Center in the
intand cily of Orange as the cen tral loca·
''tton of many of the most expensive
.~'imergency care services -such as the
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Tho Information in the chart below is draWll from the master plan study
completed by the Orange County Health Planning Council. Tbe plan is cur-
rently being given a series of public hearings in the county courthouse, 700
Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana.
Hearings on facilities and manpower are set for 7:30 p.m. today in Depart·
ments 3 and 5 of Superior Court.
·Following public hearings, the master plan will be forwarded to Sacramento
for approval as required by la\v, prior to July 1.
The followi ng chart compares the number of hospitals and selected services
they provide lo residents of four areas o( the .county, aCCordi.ng to data com·
piled by the health planning council.
South CollDty Harbor Area
(3 llospltals, (% Hospllals,
403 total beds I 444 total beds I
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Radium
Therapy
Cobalt
Therapy
Intensive -care Onita
Cardiac
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Organ
Transplant
Bank
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Kidney
Dialysis
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RadiaUon
Diagnosis
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None
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None
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Will Planners
Go By Book?
TO YOUI\ HEALTH DEPT. -The
Jong-awaited report of a proposed master
plan for hospitals in Orange County has
now been released to the public by the
"Orange County Health Planning Council .
'The report was not only Jong.awaited, it
is -long -period.
Four-OOndred pages long, as a matter
of fact, all sandwiched bet"·een reel
covers. It looks li ke the LA telephone . .
i.,. Size, of course, isn't hardly as hn·
l portant a:s "content. But there is some
'CVidence today that people who labor
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question some of that content.
I BOD..ED DOWN -IN 5irnptistic fashion.
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,what the report says is that Orange
County has too many acute care
'i hospitalS no\r. That means the regular
1 sort of hospital. It suggests that no more
~ should be built and in effect, some
I· numbers of hospital beds now licensed
l ought to be shifted to other areas.
T For example, the hospital master plan
qgesu there are too many hospital
, beds in the Newport Beach, l'<ota Mesa
and Irvine areas and ··this "surplus"
· should be shifted to cities in the woslem
· sector of the OlUllty. _
Reading the report, you get the ootlon
, ~ that the planning council doesn't care
much for the idea of boilding a teaching
r hc5pit:al at the -University of Catif'Omia's
Irvine campUs, nor the CODStruction of
Western Worlds hospital at Irvine, nor
the proposed upgrading of our county
hospital, known as Orange County
Medical Center.
• THROUGH IT AIL, somehow. you
suspect that the health planners figure
that counting up beds is the way to
detennine if the people have adequatf>
' haopil2ls.
&me other factors, ho\ft'ver, might be
argued. Like the UC Jr{ine teaching
hospital is calculated to train future
physicians, c:ooduct resea~ and deal
wi1ll emtie illnesses. Olnimumty hoopitals
have a different role. Orange Oxmty
Medical Center provides for' less-affluent
patients.
All this amounts to more than just
counting beds.
The West ern Worlds hospital ls drawn
from a concept of providing complete
health care for the community of Irvine.
That infan t community doesn't carry
much clout in population right now but it
has a projected future head COi.Ult of
some 430,000 residents. The v:ay the
health planners have it figured, no
hospitals v.·ould be built to serve ITvine
''"ithin the next decade.
ALL OF THIS suggests that the big
master plan may not simply be accepted
as the gospe l or future hospital growth
1 f<t Orange County, Of course, it is going
I to be a bit difficult for citizens or Civic
leaders to pull together their comments
1 oo the volume. The big red book v.1as I released for publ ic consumption Saturday.
Public hearings on the findings began I last nigb't and continue through Wed-
' nesday in the County Seat.
You'd better be a speed reader tr you
\\'ant to be prepared.
IT \\"OUU> HA VE been nice. for es:·
ample. if the health planners could have
issued the big book say about one month
before the public hearings were gaveled
into session.
But apparently the planners just didn't
plan it that way.
This paint in itself might raise a little
debate.
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Astronauts Slip Outside for Repairs·
SAPCE CENTF:ll, llOllSlon (AP) -
Commander Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul
J . Weilz stepped outside the orbiting
Skylab apace SJ;ation today, revived a
dead battery with a hammel'pOlllldlng
repalr job and swiftly relrleved 1i~
canisters ot film which may reveal many
Jecret.s or the SlUI.
'Mley slipped out.side 45 mlnutes earlier
than ~uled ruid finished the planned
three-houi".space walk in half the time. -
1·DON'T FALL.. rr·s a loo.g v•ay
dO"'-'n," \Veitz cautloned as the two
astrooauts slipped through an airlock
ha tch for the walk.
British Tell
Hughes It's
Okay to Stay -
LONDON-.(AP) -Britain is extending
its welcome to lfoward Hughes and his
·billions.
Hughes needs a new pennit to stay in
Brita~ past June 27 . He hasn't applied
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but a British orficial said: "There's no
doubt he'll g~t an extension ."
He was allowed to enter the country
without a valid passport when he arrived
in London unannounced Dec. 27. Official'>
said he satisfied them about his identity aTid means ol support.
e Ansmer to J\lixon
NEW YORK (AP) -The CBS
Televisioo network says it will broadcast
a special 15--minute program,Jonight to
present viewpoints contrasting with thooe
expressed last \Vednesday by President
Nixon in his nationally t e I e vi s e d
economic message to the nation.
The special program, which begins at
7 p.m. PDT, is part of a new CBS News
policy in which ~led "instanl
analysis" of presidential speecl)es has
been ended by the CBS netv.·ork.
e Bom_blng?'-Perl1ap8
-WASHlNG-TON---(-AP.)--D e f e.n s. e
. Secretary«signate Jame:t R. Schlesinger
says he might· recommend renewed
American bombing of North Vietnam if
Hanoi mowils a threatening oC!ensi_ve._
against South Vie1na1n:--,
.;l can envisage circumstances under
·which tl)ere could be a res.unption ol the
bombing," he said Mooday.
SchJesinger testified before the Senate
Anned SCrvices Committee which is ex·
peeled to take several days before voting
on his nomination.
e Methadone Douhle~
WASH1 NGTON (UP ll -Ill icit use or
n1ethadone. an addictive drug used as a
treatment substitute for heroin, has mo re
than doubled since last September, the
government's chief narcotics en.
forcement of ricer told Congress Monda y.
John E. Ingersoll, director of the
Bureau ol Narcotics and Dangerous
Drugs (BNDD), said methadone use is
quickly approaching marijuana and
heroin as a major part of the illegal drug
traffic in the United States.
e Nem Brn=ll Leader
BRASILIA, Brazil (UPJ) -The
milita ry leadership Monday ch ose
Ernesto Geisel. a retired four-star
general and head of the government oil
mooopoly, as the next president of Brazil
-y.•hcre elections have been forbidden
since 1964.
Geisel. 64 . "'iii take over as leader of
Latin America's largest nation from
Emilio Garrastazu i\1edici. who has head·
ed the military government since l!l69.
Medici's four-year term expires in 19i4
and he is scheduled to step down J\1arch
15.
"Yep, h's a long way down," Conrad
comn1en1ed as the third crewman, Dr.
.Joseph P. Ker,vln. took tel evision pic..'-
tu.~s frotn inside the laboratory.
'I1'le trio was nearing the end of the
record 28-day missioo, aiming for a Fri-
day splashdown in the Pacinc Ocean .
The f.ll"St job QUI side was to 'pound on a
battery ~ator In an attpmpt to free ~
stu ck electr1cal relay.
'"11' \\'ORKEO, GE1'1LE.\IEN. you 've
clone it again." capsule communicutor
H.usly $chy,•eicknrt radioed .when signals
on lhe ground indicated the battery had
l>eRun charging.
The operation add<d to lbe astronauts'
r eputations as •1nx anything" apacemen.
Earlier Jn the flight they erected a
makeshift sun shade to cool down the
ovomeoted _......,, and In a darin&
space walk !reed a atuck 80lar panel.
Alter !iilng the battery, c.nred climb-
ed a sevon·rung Iaddtt to start the long
task of removing tbe film cans and
replacing them with a new supply.
WEITZ STOOD 1N FOOT restraints
outside the open hatch lo as&at with the
film transler.
"Look at the sun hitllng the top or
those clouds. jllSt tbe tippy tops. Where
ii.re ¥ifl Rusty?" Welti asked at ooe point.
"Over M'ontana," Sch we i ck art
answered.
''That'1 whit I thought " Weltz lllld.
"You can look Into ci':iida and -all those lakes. ..
'l1>e astronaut.a: rot an early start on
the space walk. With prei>ar&UCllll 1'111>'
nlng ahead 1>I schedule, C«trad asked
Mission Control:-<:~'hat about a little
early going out?" ...._
"See no reaaon why you can't,'' came
the reply. So thty we11t out about 45 minut.es early.
The astronauts compleled their ex:
. tensive telescope examination of the sun
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Opening Day
Of Summit
Ends Happily
~ ""1~-WASffiNGTON-tAP) ™ Soviet Com·
munist leader Le'Onid I. Breihnev, all
sin.iles and good will, completed his first
day of summit talks Monday:' iri what he
proclaimed a happy mood.
And he predicted. that when his lG-day
visit is-over "l:m-certain l'JD going. to
leave here in a very good mood ."
Brezhnev and President Nii:on said
good night at midnight. after a round of
talks and a \Vh.ite House dinner party.
STOPPING ON 11fE porch the leaders
conferred and decided Lo get a litUe ex·
tra rest. postponing today's l!!igping
ceremony for four agreements by one
hour.
A3 the party ended it was 7 a.m. In
Moorow, Nixon noted, omd he urged the
Soviet leader to "get some rest."
The Russians attended the black-tie af·
fair attired in their traditional businCss
suits.
. The dinner itself had started an hour
late, with White House aides explaining
lhat BFezhnev wanted to chat in the
r('ceiving line.
SOVIET LEADER LEONID BREZHNEV AT WHITE HOUSE DINNER
Ha Agrffd With Singers, ''There's Nothing Like a Dama"
ANO NIXON DISCLOSED iri his toast
that, noting the 125 .guests were from
aeross the nation and of differing sectors
of soeiety. Brezhnev had been asking
"hether the individuals supported "the
new initiatives in regard to Soviet·
American friendship and cooperation .
Nixon publicly reassured his guest :
··Not only in_this room, but across tht
country. regardless of .. political party,
regardless or wb~t~ver the organiution
may be the overwhelming number or
Americans support lhe objective of
Soviet-American friendship." NY Times _ Reports Dean
l\..ept $14,000 in Funds
NE\\' YORK tU PI \ -'fhe Ne\\' York
Times reported today that former \Vhile-
House Counsel John \V . Dean 111 kept
$14,CXXI of 1972 Republican campaign
funds and pllt it into a special trust fund
not ill his o"'" name.
The Times also said that Dean, "''ho is
prepared to link President Nixon with
knowledge of the \\'atergate coverup
\':hen he tes tifies before the Senate
\Vatergate committee next week, bor-
rowed another $4,000 from campaign
funds lu finance his wedding and
honel'1Jloon. secured that money with an
l.o.u. and later repaid it with a check..
SYNDICATED COLUJ\1NIST Ja c k
Anderson also reported that Dean had
borrowed the $4,000 for the same
purpos('. But Anderson said in ri broad-
cast. 011 Metromedia television J\·looda y
night that it \\'as not known whether
Dean ret urned !hat money.
Those were lhc first reports of anyone
COMec:ted \\•ith the \Vatergate scandal
using campaign funds for personal
purposes.
The ·itnes said sources close lo .the
\Vatergate investigation gave t\\'O ac-
counts of the $14.000. .
One aCt'OUllt said the money came
from $22,000 eannarked for placing
advertisements supporting President
Nlxon's IOOochina War pol.icy. It said
$8,000 was spent in placing such ad·
vertisemenls in the New York Times and
the Washington Post, and the remainder
was left over.
ANDERSON SAID the $11,000 used to
finance Dean's wedding in October came
from the hl!Wspape!' advertising !Ulld. He
also 6aid Dean deposited $14,000 re-
maining from that ftmd in his sare.
Dean's borrowing the $4,CXKJ was a
technical crime, the Times quuoted a
Justice Department official as saying.
However, the official said prosecutors
were not planning to charge Dean on that
score because nobody had complained.
* * * Scandal Figures
The 66-year.()ld Brezhnev proudly ei:·
plained the tY.'0 medals he wore: "Stars
of pure gold" -the highest civilian and
military awards of the Soviet Union -
Hero of the Soviet Union and Hero of
Socialist Labor.
SMl!lNG, HE ALSO-displayed his
alann cigarette box, which he sell at
hourly intervals so he won't smote too
much. It will only oPCD when the hour is
up. ,
When it came to the after-dinner enter·
tainment by the Jotumy Mann Singers,
Brezhnev said tie liked best two songs
"about the perennial argument going on
between women ~ men." They were
from "South Pacific" -"I'm Gonn'a
Wash That Man Right OUt of My Hair,"
and "Nothing Like a Dame."
"'lbere is indeed nothing better lhan
women.in the world,'' said Brezhnev.
One of the party's guests was June
Allyson of Newport Beach.
Nixon, at the end of the evening, said :
"It is our goal and it is our hope that thi s
day begins a week of meetinp which will
make a greater contribution to the cause
of peace in the world than any meetings
ever held in this house."
oo Monday Md scientist' here eagi!rly
awNt the return of the ilm, which in-
cluded the first pictures f a solar flaro
observed from above earth's obscw1ng
atmoophere. '
'lbty described the flatt which erupl<d
Friday u a med.Jum one, but one wbida
prodllced more energy than 1' uJed on
earth by-man tn several decades. A ma·
Jor goat of the Skylab solar experlme11111
ls to help unlock the secret of controlled
thennoouclear fusion, the source of the
SWl's energy.
This would . aid in the search for an
unlimited and pollution-free power source
on earth.
'Are you sure I can't/»
<la/led to testify?'
MIGs Fly Over
South Vietnam,
Pose New Threat
SAIGON (U PI\ -Field reports sakl
today North Vietnamese MIGs haYe
made at least three flig~ts over South
Vietnamese territory since the Jan. 28
ccase·fire in 11·h.'.lt intelligence sources
called one or the most dist~
developrnents of the shaky truce ..
tritelligence sources sa id North Viet·
nam had sta rlt!d building nine airfields
and t!1at this and th e overflights could
mean the Comnlunists were ready to bat-
tle the South Vietnamese ai r force for thi
first time of the \\'3.f.
The reported r.tJG activities coincided
with Sooth Vietnamese observanee or
Armed Forces Day, a display ol South
Vietnamese alrpov.·er and a warning by
Presi<:lem Nguyen Van Thieu that the
O>nununists were still determined to ~·in
a military victory in South Vietnam..
THE f\DG FLIGIITS were the first
reporU.'<i in al 'least four yea11 .
Throughoot the ent ire \1ietn.am ~ar. the
CommWlists never employed aviation in
South Vietnam although MIGs frequently
battled U.S. v.'arplanes in the North. The
U.S. Air Force not only has withdrawn
its planes from Vietnam bot America{!
planes have ceased r~
missions over the North.
U.S. sources have indicated that If
NOrth Vietnam begins aerial combat in
the South, President NU:on may have to
reappraise the U.S. decision, embodied in
the Jan. rl Paris cease-fire agreement.
to end U.S. air as well as naval and
ground activity in South Vietnam.
The latest such overflight was by a
MIG 19 on Monday, Brig. Gen. Bui The
Lan, commander of the South Vlet4
namese Marine Corps in the Quang Tri
area, told UPf Correspondent Tracy
Wood, who witnessed that flight herself
from Quang Tri City. The silvery plane,
flying high, came in rrom the north,
made ty.·o passes ove r the city y,•hile the
marines pumped heavy nuichinegun fire
at it, then turned back north.
I Midwest Twister Hurts 60 Probed My Lai
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Attorneys
attempting to overturn tho conviction of
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. have asked a
military court to probe the roJe the Whi~
House·played in investigating the ~ty Lai
massacre.
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Sur>ny today. l fglll varleDle 111111111
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w1sierly I to 12 •not1 In e!ternoon1
rodey end Wed~&y. 1111111 today up•
per ~.
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ro 10 lnlend lemperaturei ••no• from
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TUESDAY
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SKond low , .•... J;,f5 p,m. 1.6
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~ond low ....•.•.•• 6:~1 •·"" t.7
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The attorneys filed a motion t..tonday
with the U.S. Court of Military Appeals
asking it to order the production of in·
tel'\'ie~'S, wiretaps. logs and other
records collectl'd. by t"'-'O rormer \Vhite
irouse aides who have been mentioned Jn
the Watergate case.
The lawyers cited published reports
that fonner New York policeman John J.
Caulfield and an associate, Anthony F.
UlasewiC"l, interviewed My L a I
participants on behalf or the While
House.
Caulneld and Ulasewicz worked on
undercover projects for the White House
for three years beginning the spring o(
1969, principally undel' the supervision of
John D. Ehrlichman, one o{ President
Nixon's «hicf aides.
Drowned Man Na1necl
COTIONWOOD COVE, Nev. (AP ) -
National Park Service rangers Monday
)denli£1ed a man who drowned while
swimm ing in l..ake Mohave south of here
as John Loring lll, 20, of U>ng Beach.
Hjs body was recovered Sunday In 90 feet
of water just north of Davts Dam.
Sitting Pretty
Pigmy chimpaneze Louise was first aboard San Diego Zoo's new bu.•
linking main zoo at San Diego to nearby San Pasqual Wild Animal
Park. Service for humans starts Wednesday.
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N.Y. Stocks
NOL. 66, NO. 170, 2 SECTIO NS, 2o PAGES ORAN <iE COU~TY. CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE ~9. 1973. TEN CENTS
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,Irvine Co .. IncOme Reported at $9.1 Millio11
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' Irvine Company net income totaled $9.1
million for the fiscal year ending April
30, Company President William R. Mason
reported to shareholders in Newport
Beach today.
' --The net -income figure amounted to a
19 pe;rcent increase when compared to
cqmpany earnings last year.
Total company reYenue· for the year
jWlt ended amounted to $56.7 million, a 21
percent ........ ~st· when compared to the
'preyious fiscal term.
ReVenue also figured as a 100 .ecrccnt
1nsreasc "' en compare lo the figure or
fi'!;C years ago for the giant Orange Coast
rarich firm.
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Mason made his financial report during
the regular session of the Irvine Com·
pany 9tockholders meeting at Com-
pany headquarters in Newport Beach to-day. · __
-Provision fotliroperly axes was .$9.7
million, and federal and state taxes on
ir.come were $6.S million. This total tax
provision ·of $16.2 million, when com·
pared with net -income , means that
almost two-thirds of every earned dollar
goes for taxes, Mason said ..
The ai s· in Irvine Company
revenue came from industria evi!lOp-
ment and operation of investment pro~
erties, such as office buildings, shopping
Lido Isle,
City Study
Beach Bid
Newport Beach city officials and the
Lido -Isle Community Association are
starting negotiations to d e t e r m i n e
whether the association can reta in
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· RESIGNS BOARD POST
N. Loy•ll McLor•n
'Loyalf, McLare1i ,
lrviiie Cornpa r,iy
Chairma1i , Qltits
N. Loyall McLaren today formally
resigned as chairman of tlle board of t:le
1fv.ine C~mpany.
AtcLaren, who announced in April his
intention to-leave the post, said his
decision was due to age. He is 81.
11te board of directors of the Irvine
COmpany met in Newport Beach today to
~ect a rep acement. ~
A San FranciSco native, McLaren has
presided over company operations during
the 1960s in the planning and early
development of the largest planned com~
mWlity in North America -the city of
Irvine. He joined the board In 1959 ~nd
became chairman in 1960.
McLaren was believed to have exerted g~at inOuence on .all phases of comPa~y
operation during his tenure of leadership.
Joan Irvine Smith, granddaughter or the
late James Irvine :ind one of the seven .
directors, ha s frequently a t t a c k e d
McLaren for exerting too much in·
nuence.
McLaren is a retired director of the
Atchison Topeka , and Santa F' e
RiilNfad: Rheem Manufacturing €om-
pany, Pacific Telephone and Te legraph
COmpany, the Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco, and Air CaliComia, where
he also served as chairman of Uie board.
Planner Given
New CofC Post
' 'New Newport Beach Planning Com-
inlssJoncr James Parker resigned from
ope Newport Harbor Chamber of Com·
merce position Monday and was prorilpt·
17 appointed to another,. ·
Parkc.r hod bet.n the chamber board 's
IUll son Jl),ember to Iha NO\\'))Ort Beach Ci·
tY' Council (or city ph1nning matters. Last
1\lt'tk the council appointefl f>arker to the'
city PJ;inning Commission,
The chamber job conflicted with
Pa'rker's appointment so "'P~rker sub-
~ltted his resignation on Monday.
The boorct then appointed him a~ thclr
rel)rcsent•tive to the new state Urt>an
PJanning and ·Land Use OCpartm~t.
Vice Mayot HowarCl-Rogers and City
~tanager Robert L. Wynn conducted a
preliminary meeting with LICA officials
in private Frklay.
· · Wynn said the meeting was to review
the history of the lease, which does not
tlptn unt il 1976. ·
· Wynn said the LICA wanted • the
meeting to get discussions started, figur·
,ing it may take some time to resolve the
renewal question.
Lido residents have had exclusive use
of the 2.5 miles of beaches surrounding
the [1$.nd since it was first subdivided.
Lido hOmeowners have been payiilg the
city $750 a year for the 12.5 acres of bay
beaches sin-ee the lease was last renewed
in 1954.
Wynn said there is no doubt the LICA
wants to extend the agreement that also
covers all street-end beaches. But he
stressed that neither he nor Rogers took
any position whether or not the leases
should be extended -or what the' lease
price should be if they arc.
Any proposal to extend the agreement
is likely to stir controversy because of
demands for public access to California·s
beaches.
Two members of the South Coast
R e g i o n a I Conservation Commission,
charged . with carrying out provisions of
"Proposition 20, the ~tal initiative, are
Lido Isle residents.
'nley are Orange County Board of
Supervi90f'S ChairmM ~Ronald -Gaspers
and Mrs .. Joseph Rosener.
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Prison. Printers
'Makin.g' Mo,.ie y
. SAN LUIS OBISPO (UPI) -The
Secret Service can't put three alleged
C<Junter(eiters di sC<Jvered here behind
bars. The culprits arc already there.
Officials at the Caljfornia Men's
Colony. a prison camp. revealed Monday
they discovered that counterfeit money
and envelopes \l'ith bogus PQStage meter
imprints \Vere being made in the prison
print shop.
Administrative olficer Dean Green said
1,000 of the envelopes had been printed,
and three crude counterfeit bills found .
2 Earthquakes
Jar San-Diego
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Two small
earthquakes shook San Diego Coun-
ty e~rly today, ....waking-&ome-pe<>-
ple. No damage was reported .
·Or. Charles Ho\ve. of San Diego
State, sa id the first hit at 3:26 a.m.
and measured bctwacn 2.5 and 3 on
the Richter scale. Its effect wa s
felt as Jong as 50 J\Cconds.
The seb>nd hit at 3:50 a.m .• lfowe
~in. registering about 1.5 and
lristing· up to a minute.· M•
Both '"ere ce ntered about 45
miles northwest or the University,
HGwe saJd.
,_. -. --~ .. .., .. --. .. -· . \ ..
centers, · apartment complex~s and in·
dustrial inventory buildings, Mason
staled.
Mason noted that gross revenue.from
the cpmpany's agricultt!ral opetaijons in·
creased to $8.3 million, from $7.8 million
in fiscal year 1971-72.
Ir~ine Company shareholders, meeting
at corporate headquarters at Newport
Center, learned that for the sixth con-
secUtive year the dividend rate had been
increased.
. Dividends applicable to the 1972·73
fiseat-yearlot-aled-7t-ce~hare-eom
pared with 46 cents a share for 1971-72
and three times the rate for 1966-67.
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The Irvine Company, a privately·held ed the company in a better position than
corporation, distributes divJdends on the ever to satisfy financial commitments ~o
basis of 8,415,000 shares. sharehoJdera while meeting soci~l and
More than haU the share.s-(53.4 per-environmental obligations to the com-
ce nt) are owned by the James Irvine munities growing on Irvine Company
Foundation, a charitable organization lands.
·established by the late James Irvine Ir "Long-term, large.scale Ian~ develop-.
more than thre_e decades ago. It ment is a complex operation, requiring
distributes its income to youth· groups, fiscal discipline and an ~bility to un·"'
Private colleges and uni v c rs it i es, derstand lomorro'l"'s consequences of
hospitals and other humanitarian service today's · decisionS.."' r-.fason t o I fl
organizations iiot supported by -taxes. shareholders.
n-his....J:cpot:t.-to-Sbar~Mason------'"•\'(ittrthe-aid-oH-n:e+-e-a4' i n g I· y
said th.at the use of advanced systems of sophisticated compu.ter technology. The
financial ·analysis and control have plac-Ir vine Company has developed.. analytical
aims .. un
'
models to judge both the short·term and
Jong.term financial consequences of the
company's projects. At the same time, .
the company has developed highly ef-
ficient fiscal and operating controls."
Mason . attributed Irvine's sustain ed
growth rate to product diversification
and increased activity durjng the last
five years ..
'"1'he Irvine Company's ability to
achieve product diversity. and balance
bcl\Yeen gro\vlh of income and grov.·th of
invcsttneol pro1:>erties, has been a 1najor
faCt"Ori~u.u.enLstrong fi nanci;il
position of the company," ~1ason said.
Two Others
On Vessel '
Termed 01(
KEY \VEST, Fla. (UPI) -Two men
trapped since Sunday in a midget sub-
marine were declared, dead today of ex~
posure .to the cold.
Dr. David Youngblood, physician
aboard the motheit ship, Sea Diver_, said
that hope-for the men -Al St0.Jer, 51,
Juoo Beath, Fla., and CJa"yton Link, 31,
of Binghamton, N:Y. -was giv~-qp this
morning when -there had-been-no.Jrliiof
life from the two fQr seve.ra_l b_ours.
Two other men -aboard the minisub,
Archibald "Jock" Menzies of Vero
Beach, Fla., and Dr. Robert Meek, 24,.an
ictlthyologist fro m Sa:nta Barb,a.'ra, were
removed from the vessel in good conM
ditiori Monday when the sub was hoisted -
~aboard..tbe_Sea_Diver..--~-
The 21-foot submarine was trapped 360_
feet down on the ocean floor for 3l hours
when it ~e entangled in the debris
of a scuttled des troY.er 20 miles south of ,
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THIS IS HOUSE (CENTER) ON BAY ISLAND OWNED BY HALDEMAN KIN
But Wherubouts of Former Nixon ~ide and Family Remains Mystery -
Panel to Discuss
' Newport Bridge
Traf fie Relief
~<Wible desi~ !9Ll. traffj~ s~Jem
that would relieve pressure on the Pacific
Coast Higtiway bridg'e over upper New·
port Bay l\'tl l be di!CllSSed tooight by the
Transportation Plan, Citizens·· Advisory
Committee.
.·l'be panel is ,in1 the third phase of the
city's general plan traffic study, designed
to come up with an overall solution to
the city's troubled traffic network.
The architectural firm of Raub, Bein
and Fl'05t is eitpected to outlinet me al-ternatives for restructuring the stretch
of Coast Highway between · J mboree
Road and-Dover Drive.
Discussion is expected to cenl i; around
the possibility of a freeway.type grade
separation (on-ramps and off.ramps) at
Dover Drive and Coast High1\•ay and a
proposed parallel cros!iing of \ the bay
(See BRIDGE, Page 21
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·H·aldem.an; I(in Hidden
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In Newpoi:t-Somewhere
H. R. ''Bob" Haldeman and his fa mily
are secluded in a Newport Beach
hideaway but there are conflicting
reports as to exactly where they are ..
John J. Wilson, Ha ld ema n 's
Washington attorney, said President Nix·
on's former top asslst'ant is · staying at
the summer home of Mrs. Haldeman's
father, JoSeph K. Hprton, at -.11 Bay
Island .
But r.rlrs. Jialdeman's sister. Mrs.
David Parker, who is staying there, says
the Haldcmans are 'residing elsewhere.
J\1rs. Parker refused to say w~ere they
are bul other sources said they arc
staying at the Balboa Bay Club apart-
ment of a friend, Thomas Barrett.
Barrett denies they are with him.
"Fm staying here ... with my family,"
Barrett said this morning.
?1-trs.-Parker did .acknowledge that the
Haldenlans' daughter, Ann, is staying at
the Bay Island home.
Mrs. Parker said the Haldemans are
not staying at the home ol Mrs.
Haldeman's father, a Los Angeles at-
torney, because th~y do not want anyone
to know their where·abouts.
She said the Haldemans for several
years have.stayed at the Newport Harbor
retreat during the late summer.
"We arc usually here in July and they
. usually come for the month of August,"
Mrs. Parker said.
Bay Island is a private island ;n
Ne"'port Harbor just east of the Nc\vport
11arbor Yacht Club. There are only 21
ho mes on the lsland. It has no vehiculnr
access to it.
Wilson said the Haldemans' move to
Newpon Beach is permane nt.
Traffie .Ja111111ed
"They like it and they want a place !or
the children to go to school," he said.
But Mrs. Parker said the Haldemans
plan to stay in Newport Beach only for
the summer and will probably take up
permanent residence in Pacific ·Pallsades
or Hancock Park In Los Angeles. Su1nmer's as _J}s ual Along ·coast
Thousands of motorists trying tp escape
inland heat packed the roadS into New-
. -porr Beacfi t.Oday, 1jamming l traffic on
Newport Bouleva rd as far b~ck as the
San Dit!go F'recway in Costa 1 Mesa.
"I don 1t koO'w what we 're golng to do
with all of them ," said .Nevo'Pf>rt Beach
Police.-Sergeant Wal!Y. .Kerr._"lt's like one b1g ~rklng ror,-as usunl," he s.iid,
Authorllies said th!'.! huge crush of
traffic 'On the highwiiys and 7~.ooo bodies
on the. beaches ~11.s unusual tor (r week·
day but they point«! out schoo l hAs just let out. ~ '
· And .even though the weather at · the
beach wa_, nothing special. -overcast •
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and cOol with very low surf -inland
skies w~e brigbt and sunny with tem-
peratures ·approaching 90 degrees.
But · even at noon more and more pea-.
pie were still coming to get relief in SS..
degree temperatures in Newport ..
Kerr said the huge Influx of !nldweek
traffic ha sn't presented much of a prob-
-lemJ9 far. ·
. "\Ve haven't had any big accidents or
·anything like that -just an awfu l lot of
cars." he said. •
rolice said other main arteries In the
~ur -l'aci!ic Coast Highway, M?cAr-
lhur Boulevard and Jamboree Road -
were also packed with cars trying lo
find pl aces to park nea·r the water.
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Dist~ict Eye<l
A city ot Newport Beach resolution
calling for the dissolution of the Orang~
County Mosc1ulto Abatement District has
been referred 10 the Intergovernmental
CQuncil for study.
The OrRoge County Board of Super·
visors took the action re<:ently.
The lnt.crgovemmental Council is the
recently-formed agency wilh mem·
benhip from 24 county cities and the
county government.
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· Key West Sunday. The yessel belonged to
the Smithsonian Institution and was
doing research on fishlife when the ac-.
cident occurred .
Youngblood said the last obvious visual 'h
signs of life from the two victims was
observed at &:JS a.m. (PDT) Monday,
when the minisub was still on the bottom .
The physician said hope for the
survival of the two \Yas kept alive by the
fact that \Yhen the body temperature
drops a person's breathing becomes
"quite shallo1v and they can remain alive
for a considerable leng1 h of ti1ne.''
I-le said temperatures inside the
minisub dropped to 45 .degrees and re-
majned there lor a protracted period.
Menzies and Meek were in the forward
section of the 21-foot submarine \Yhen It
became entrapped, and Link and Stover
were in the aft section.
There wns no connecting door between
the compartments. The forward section
1vas made of plastic, while the aft section
1vas constructed of aluminum -permit-
ting a n1-0re r~pid heat Joss.
The for\1•ard section contained a vie11J-
ing glass bubble from \Yhich the craft ·
~·as controlled, and from this section !hf!
!See SUB, Page 2)
Orange Coast
Weathe r
It's getting wanner. The weath-
erlady sees highs in the 90s for the
inland areas WedneSday with beach
temperatures in the 70s. Overnight
lows 58-65.
INSQ)E_ TODAY
State GOP money is occumu-
lating, tlic gove1.,ior is pushing
(In _pttractive t.az..ce.iling ·pla1~
a1td a rn.ojor speal~i11g tou r is
nla nned. Alt signs point to a
Ronald Reaga1i run for the pre$i·
dency i'l 1976. See Pi.1!1e 18 for
de ta ils.
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City Heads
Wai·hed
On Opinions
Newport Beach city officials have been
warned that they could face legal action
if they don't watch_ \\·hat they say or do
about subjects they may rater have lo
judge.
The "'aming came in a mell'k> to lhe ci-
ty council from City Attorney Dennis
O'Neal. lt deals with the COWlcil's
''quasi-judicial po\.\·cr."
While insisting that no city offici al s
have been guilty or ex pres' in g
preconceived notions, O'Neil told the Dai·
IY. Pilot that biased and prejudiced
statements _or ~ons on a subject by a
councilman or appointed Official could
cause the reversal of a council action.
O'Neil said tt cl<>ml't matter if the
statements come ln discussion of regular
council business or even in an election
campaign.
A man may be bitterly opposed to a
certain t~ of zoning, O'Neil explained. ,
He may campaign against it in an elec-
tion and may be elected.
Tut~aJ, Junt lCJ, 1CJ7)
Pat Nixo1i
Not 'Plastic'
NEW YORK (AP) -"Plt51 ic
Pat" or warm and human Fir.i t
Ladyl A magu>ne poll of a group ••nl·
Ing from the fashion writer who
dubbed her .. plastic'' to her own
daughters comes up with a
un11.nimou11 verd ict -that ~1 rs.
R1Cl'iarCI ~t. Nt x:on Is for real.
''ounger d a \l g ht e r Julie
Eisenhower tells Good I tousekccp.
· ing, \\'hich features Lhe poll in its
July issue. about her n1other's
pitching ~n as a typist in the can1-
paign, using her ma iden nnn1e,
Patrici a Ryan.
Jujie says s~e laughed over an in -
sistent telephone caller "'ho S3id:
"You're very nice, Miss Ryan, but
I really must speak to someone
close to the President."
And Candy Stroud, the Women 's
Wear Daily reporter who called her
..plastic," says she no looger thinks
that. "She's got a good rWnd, tremen·
dous discipline, t r e m e n d o u s
kindneS!," truss Stroud says.
If he would later vote o'n an action in '---;4 H ld
supPOit or his view, (he action could 15t-. -uan ts e
challenged in court, O'Neil said. ·~Cl ·
The court would then have to decide
Connally's
'Leaving';
Rift Told
I.OS ANGELES i ll~I\ -John Con·
11ally is leaving the \\'hi tc Jlouse A[er !l
clt1sh \Vilh Press Sccrct11r y H.onaltJ
Ziegler v:hich may have derailed Con-
nally's chances for the Republic11n
presidefilial nomination. Jt "'as reported
today . .
Jn \\lashlngt on. a \Vhile 1-1 o u s e
spokesman said Ziegl er an d Connally are
•·on the best of terms." The spokesman
said both men consider today's story by
the Los Angeles Times inaccurate.
"Governor Connally and Ron Ziegler '
have talked at great length and will do so
in lhe future," the spokesman said.
The spokesman reiterated the While
House pos ition expreMed last v.·eek that
Connally, the former governor of Texas,
has no plans to leave his unpaid post but
that he never viev.·ed the appoinbncnt as,
a "long-lerm assignment ."
The story about alleged friction
bct1\·een the t1vo quote·d-an associate or
Connally 1vho as ked not to be idenUfied.
l\'hether the man's bias on the subject c c d was enough to preyent him from im-oas t row . . The nev.•spaper said the associate con----~rtially-making-1-decision,-O!NeiLsaid __ firmed reports that the form er Tex::is
Court action against municipal, "quasi· governor, sec retary or nrem asury a·na
judicial" rulings have Item successful In At Gunpo;nt' Navy Seeretary, plans to leave the White
the past, be added. "' H d · ·t· that he k · O'Neil'ctreSSed the-me.mo was only for . ouse a v1sory pos1 ion too · JUSt
lnfonnatk>n. five" wee\cs ago, after switching to the
By JACK CHAPPELL R bl' t f "'Ibe Newport Beach boards and coun-0t ""' 0111~ ,11 .. siin epu 1can par Y rom the Democrats.
cil have lived up to their JdPCl!Sibilites A Laguna Beach newspapennan sa·d Connally told reporters in Washington
--not to mal!e prejudiced statements "'-he l . ·d "The 1· th h ' -tOday that he and-members of the putilic ?.fooday-n1gbLhe ~d~ld a news con-
sai • y rea u.e ey ave a fe thi k probabl Wedn-sd
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responsibility to give each item a fair were held at gunpoint by federal rencet 1 s we< ha-he Y e ay
h
... _ " he dded t· t d . $50 000 . -o c ear up w t called "all those e .... ~, a • -narco JCS agen s ur111g a , cocaine rumors" about the statu~ of his White
Hearings on_ ~ne cha~es, variances, seizure and arrest of four men in Laguna House job.
use permits, and annexab~n protests are Friday. ConnaJlv said he did t k h examples of areas where e1lher the coun-. . . rt tha h d' "°· . now .w ere cil or one of its departments must make ~chael Eggers, rnanagmg editor or re~ s . t e was 1ssahsf1ed with the
a decision as an unbiased judge the News-Post, a twice-weekly publica-~dviso:y JOb can:e from and added : "I
The
-I had ed · f · · · · ·d led al JUSt wish all of you would let me speak eouncl request in onnahon t1on, sa1 er agents al so took ex-for myself "
on' . the . matter follo wing a Lea~e ~f posed film he had shot of the drug arrest Connally· advised President Nixon to
Caltfonua Mayors a~d Councdmen s in progress. fire Zieglt:r in the .wake of Watergate
Legl.slatlve Conference in May. A spokesman for the Los Angeles office. "because Ziegler's usefulness as press
Newport Council
Will Study Vn.it
To Aid Plan.ners
of the Bureau of Narcotics and ~cretary was limited because of . Ziegler's role as a spokesman during the Oang~s Drugs (BNDD)•derued agents Watergate coverup, and his. fear that
had pcnnted weapom at any member or Ziegler might ultimately be tainted
the press or public and said the flhn was personally by the Watergate matter " the
voluntarily turned over to undercover source said. '
agents. -Conn~µ~_personally confronted Ziegler
"I've got .six witnesses." Eggers said ~~:.him he sboUldresign,-tbe nmes
and he stood by his charge that a female ·The Prosiden~ instead ol following
agent standing ootsi~ an unmarked car ~Hy's re~ . advice, pro~ed
A committee to help city pJannen had leveled a pistol at him, ordered him 2.•egler to ~al assistant and. expan<led
formulate development standards will be to stop shooting pbotogra hs of the ar· his author~ty_
dilcul!!i aLtbe .Nemrt Beach Citl..__.rest_and_beld him-at vnn~nt until the.. ?.lllean~hile, reports appeared that ('.on-COUncil's Jwie 25 meeting. ~. -e-r--· --·na y-did-not-----have--.accesa lo-the...Presi-
Reoently appointed city Planning .Com· s~perv1sor came over and talked with dent and that he was upset .that he had
missioner James Parker suggested the hllll . not bee n offered the post of secretary of
committee at the last council meeting. "The gal shook me up a little bit," Eg-state.
The idea was postponed for further study. ·d H ·d he Parker made the suggesUOn on behalf gers sa1 . e sa1 s was about 50 yards
of the Newport Harbor Chamber of eom-away from him at the time and that five From Page l
merce and Newport Residents United. a or six people who had gathered to watch
citil.eris group which-Woris for _!ow:!r the -aftenK!.On ar[e_st in the shopping_ S-U B-.-.
population density and environmental center area were Hshaken up." The pee-•
~~ittee proposal was the re--~~~ .. were standing behind him, Eggers two forward could also see the twu in the
suit ol meeting Jut weekeod betnen -~ rear.
the two diVe<gent groups. nie group bad Laguna Beach police were not notified Youngblood said lhe last word that the
met to diaclm ! .. ~~le council vote oo in advance of the federal operation and two Vlctims were still alive came from ~~m., 'fu:dm~~* patrol wtits had been dispatched to the Menzies. The doctor also said it was
city. 'Ille grourw decided an -ad hoc scene at Burt's Shopping Center after Menzjes who guided rescuers. in place-
r"" ment of the grappling hook wh1·ch even·
"demity'' committee would be the best calls l\'ere received of men with guns. means of makin~ rec:ommendatioos to A Bl\'DD spokesman who declined to be lually was used to pull the minisub free from the ensnaring debris.
the council on a evelopment ordinance. identified said: "It is my un.:lerstandin g c The city bu approved the population th lk. th .apt. Thomas \V. Cuddy, senior naval
and land. use elements of the general de-at ta ing wi the supervisor who wa s officer assigned to the rescue tea m said
velopment plan, but presently specific on the scene that. -.no \\·eapon v.•as the accident "'as an under standabie 'one.
details have been left up to the different pointed at any member of the press. tie.~'.~ the pilot had onl y about 30 feet
community areas. The entire plan in· "l certainly v.·ould be conce rned if ev~r of v1s1b1hty. ··and with 30-foot vi sibility
eluding the community development is one of my agents pointed a gun 11 a he simply got intv a pla ce he couldn 't get
expected to be completed by the end of out of." the year. member of the public," a BNDD The f
k ~ t end of the minisub was equin..
Parker had suggested an ~!even mem· spo esman said. peel With a ha·tch so that divers could
ber committee representing 1farious agen· He said all of the federal agent s \\'ere enter and exit, and thu s ,vas press ur ized
des including the council, plannen:, NRU. armed. "I've looked into the matter an d t? a higher degree than the forward sec-
=~~t:. city's enviroomeotal a_s far as could be determined nobody lion.
At its las& meeting tmugh, the CCXlDcil pointed a gun at a memb€ 7 of the public.
passed a remmmendatlm by Councilman "M far as the film is concerned it is
cart Kymla, the appointments commit· my understanding the film was given up
tee chainnan, calling for all council com· voluntarily," the spokesman said.
mJttees to have ooly seven members. Eggers said he and agents talked about
Each <i the ..-i council members 'll'ill choose one of the members. turning over ~ film in his office nearby
just after the ah-est s. •
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"You know as well as I do, you have no
choice," Eggers said. He said he was to ld
the government could go to court to get
lhe film if n1..'Cessary.
State Unit Eyes
Newport Man's
Duplex ~ppeal
State Coastal Zone Conservation com·
rWuioners Wednesday will h e a r
developer Dana Smith's application to
build a duplex in Newport Beach.
Smith's request was turned do'\\'Tl by
the South Coast Regonal Zone Conserva.
lion Comrnlsslon. lie th en appealed to the
state body.
SmJth wants a permit to de molish a
single family structun at 203 29th St. and
put a du plex ln its place.
The rtgional commission cited In-
adequate parking, lncrcaslng density and
diminishing beach acccs.s as reasons for
lhe denial .
The state coastl ine commlssion meets
~t 9:30 a.m. In Torrance CJty HaJI, 3031
Torrance Blvd.
It's doubtful the state comm1sslon will
vote Wednesday on Sml!N project\ whfch
had Item awoved by !he City Or New·
port Beach. Usual procedure callJ ror
n two-"""k delay bet_, ptlbllc hear-
ing and voling.
Ne~rt-Harbor
' CofC in Search
Of Headquarters
The Newport·Harbor Chambe r of Com·
nlerce has sold its o,ffice building and has
no place to go.
Chamber President Richard Stevens
told chamber board members ~1onday
that the present building at 2166 East
Coast HighwayJl!ld been sold for $70,000
to the B;:tnk of Newport. The bank will
use. ~~e chambe\ building es a branch
lac1lilly. Th e building had been the of-
fi ce of the old Newport-Balboa Savings
and Loan Company before the Chamber
purchased it.
Stevens said the $70.000 will bring the
building fund to $100,000.
The chambe r has been stud ying !itc
possibilities along Coast lllghwav but
building site chairman Bill Lusk' said
ri.tonday that no location has yet bten
determined.
FroJ!I Pa9e I
BRIDGE ...
from Jamboree io Dover .•
Other l1ems on the agenda for the
7:30 p.m. meeting in city hall Include:
-Plans for the use of the Fifth Avenue
extension property in Corona dcl Mar.
-The Impact o( alternatlve plans for
the traffic and freeway netWOrk In Corona
del Mar.
-A dl$ctqllon "" the lonn of the flllll
trnfllc study repoM .
UPI Ttltll~tl~
SOVIET LEADER BREZHNEV SPILLS HIS CHAMPAG~
Drinks Overflow at Toasting Session at St•te Department
Witnesses
Describe
Bungling
By ARTllU!t R. VINSEL
01 !fie DllllY P lltt Stiff
A trio given hnrnunity tor testifying ~
1hC murder-for-hire conspiracy case II·
volving a onethne N!!wport 8eoch law~ • splllcd out a grotesque slory Monday-·f
con!used , bungling aln1ost<0mlcal ti·
fort s as hired thugs. ..
The alleged middJ{'m:in for what they
called the Organization, 11ssertedly hea.ij-
ed by attorney ?.1ichael K. Remington.
was expeeted to take the stand thi~
morning in the third day of a preliminary
hearing.
Remington, 33, is charged . with four
count s each· of soliciting to commit
murder and conspiracy.
Gary M. Rollo, 21, a karate champion
\\'ho has appeared on the Kung Fu
television series, pleaded guilty to
\similar charges last. week and is e~
pected lo be the prosecution'~ ke.v
\Vitncss.
He 'va s characterized Monday as the
1nan \l.'ho dc::ilt ·w ith individuals hired to
nfurder01' bruta ny lnl'imid&fe witnesses
in civi l cases involving Remingto n.
Speaking earnes tl y. 1..'<>nlritely and
---------------soroetime5--.--with~ ei.nliarrassment......Jhe ---
N • B h B h witnesses Monday told of four separate ixon, rez nev ot fora~; =~~;hwarted when one man
destined for a beating refused to open h~,
door.
~link, Drink a~ Signing
-They (ell asleep in their ·ca r while on
watch waiting for one marked victim to
come. home._ _
-The gurtthey obtained for the job fell
apart as thty proudly showed ll off to
\\'ASHINGTO N \AP) -Leonid 1.
Brezhnev, by President Nixon ·s account
''the besl politician in the room," turned
on the charm today in lhe second round
of their summit sessions.
The ebullient Soviet Communist party
leader hammed it up with 'Nixon
photographers and a congressional
delegation at a ceremony marking four
BREZHNEV RADIATES GOOD
WILL ON VISIT-Story, Pago 4
fresh agreements between the countries.
He did not even miss a beat when he
spilled &0me champagne in the State
Depar4nen_f s oroate.. B_enjamin..Franklin-
Rooin.
The politic~ v.·as with Sen . J . w.
fo'ulbright. chairman of the Senate Rollo. who became enraged.
r oreign Relations Committee. -8 n d -They became lost while trying to find
111en1 bcrs of Congress at a Blair House their target's home after being dispatcn-
luncheon. Brezhnev is pressing hard for ed to dispatch him befor~ he could testify
trade concessions. but a n1ajority of both the following morning in a lawsuit
houses has vO\ved to block them unless against Remington and his vending con:i·
restricti ons on t'migration of Jews and pany. "
other nlinorities are relnxed. Charles S. Hulett, 22, a drywall
Lat er in the day. !he Sovie! leader was workman . and Bobby Joe 118.J." Hart.
10 rel urn to the Oval Office in the \\lhite 25, said the) were to receive $1 ,000 .eac:h
I louse to resume summit discussions for e.Hmlnating Alfred Fehling, for~r
\vith the President. The sc heduled topic west coast distributor (or Cal Vending
\\'as trade and how to increase it Inc., wbo wu !Uing to regain a $15,000
Nixon paid his compliment 1 0 investment in the bankrupt fi.rn). ~rezhnev·~ p;>lilical skills as they sat The long-Haired, bearded Hulett rollow-
s1de by side in Chippendale chairs and ed Ronald Barnes, 30, who testtned he
watched Secretary of State William-P-. a_cc.QID~ ~rt on two ~r ex-1
Rogers, secretary of Agriculture Earl pedltiom, · one in WliicR a umar· 1
Butz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei shotgun blast was fired through a Chaf.
Gromyko sign agreements on . cultural fey College teacher'• front window. :
and scientific exchanges, transportation "l wu kind of •surpclsed lnto
research, oceanography and agricultural everything,' " Hulett climed during Three Newpo11
TrasnVeliiCles
Incur Damages
researc h. questioning by Deputy District Attorney --1n.nln1~towai:d .... Jhe Presiden.L'...wu.ilhu__-;Ro...;bert Chatterton, indlcaling a lack of
mock seriousness. Brezhnev said cornmuntcatton--1bout what was-eq>ected
Newport Beach trash trucks had a
rough Monday when two were damaged
in... a cr.ash-$t---lhe-eounty-dump-and a
lhird was scorched when its load caught
on fire in a separate incident.
·Newport Beach police said none of th e
three drivers was injured but the two in·
volved in the 2 p.m. dwnp accident were
sent to Hoag Memorial Hospital where
they were examined and released.
The mi shap at Coyote Canyon dump
was a chain reaction collision in heavy
truck traffic, police said. One cily truck
smashed into the rear of another city
vehicle pushing it into the back or a
privately~wned refuse truck.
In the other mishap involving a city
truck. Ne\vport Beach firemen said
something s1nouldering in the load of
rubhish caught fire at the intersection of
Jamboree Road and Palisades Road.
The drive r pulled over to fhe side of the
road. dumped the load of trash and ex -
tinguished the flames with his lire ex-
ling1:1isher, firemen said.
through a Soviet interpreter, Victor of the alleged thugs. Suk~rev. "They are signing these He :idded that he didn't know hls
lrealies for us." , 'j " l}pmicidal assignment until the night be
Overhearing the stage-w hi 1 p'e r --;-ithCl l Harl headed (or the Yorba Linda
Rogers, a prelty quick man wilh 8 quip home where Fehling was staying with bis
himself, stopped. looked up and asked brother. Brezhnev: ··11ow do you spell your Hulett said he ask~ I-fart, what they name?" were doing, after the latter witness
Earlier, while some 500 State Depart· received a message reporting Tehllng
ment employes and Soviet embassy had changed his 2ddresa and had lo be
workers watched Brezhnev playfully taken care of quickly.
reachedfor anapkin tohidehisface whlle ''We're going up to shoot a guy," was
photographers took his picture sipping Hart's alleged reply.
champagne. He wound up spj.lllng about •·After that, 1 didn 't feel much like
half lhe glass onto the floor. He going," he added under questioning by
recovered quickly, however, and the both Chatterton and Central Oran1e
toasts went on. County Judicial District Court Judce
As Nixon led him from the room at the Paul G. h1a.st.
end of the ceremony, the Soviet leaaer "Did Bobby Joe say he \\'IS going to
stopped to chaJ with Fulbright. Sen. S'hoot somebody?," lhe deputy District
Hubert fl. Humphrey (D-Minn.) and Attorney asked .
other senators. Later, Humphrey quoted ··Yes -l don't lhink he really ""anttd
Brezhnev as sayin g: .. If the Senate won 't to eilher."
come lo me, I'll come to the Senate.'' Jluletl drev.· a few grins among the
'Ac tu ally Fulbright, Humphrey and small group or municipal courtroom
seve ral ot~ers did troop across the street spectators when he described how tHe
.to Blair House. where Brezhnev is cylinder fell out of the potential murder
staying, to have lunch with bim . weapon when it was shown to Rollo.
Hui:n_phrey said the emigration question "l\like got kind of mad and angry," be
m ig~l conte up in the discussions. remarked.
WHO'S BEHIND YOU?
..
How much do guarantHs moan? It depends on tho item involv•ld
and the manufacturer. -
A $I 00,000 house is guaranteed for ONE year.
Most automobiles are guaranteed from 30 days to one year.
Most electrical products are guaranteed from 90 d1ys to one ytar.
• Guarantees on carpeting are complicated. The rule in the industry
" TWO YEARS for manufacturing do f o ct s . Tho feeling is thot
m1nuf1cturing defects will surfoce within thot two year po~iod. Beyond
this, these manufacturers feel there are too many variables in the usage
to give coverage·beyond·that·poriod-. -------
Don 't be misled by "Phoney" guarantees. They ore pro rated,
b1sed on mill-invoice costs, plus podding and labor to change. By tho
time you figure them up, it usuolly costs more to change than tho origin1I
purchase price.
Carpet manufacturers toD us that e propondorence of compl1inh
is not because of defects but because of improper inst1ll1tion. W•
minimize the number .of complaints by hevin9 thi bod install.n oround,
Also, we deal only with more substantial mills, further reducing problems.
Buying from Alden's will give you the groatost security.
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ALDEN'S
CARPETS o DRAPES
t 663 Plac:entla A••·
COSTA MESA
646-4838
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VOL. 66 , NO. 170, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY ;·CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1973 c TEN CENTS •
lrvine Co. Illcome Report-:d at $9.1 Million
Jr\line Company net income t.otaled.$9.1
mllliOn for the fiscal year ending April
30, '0>mpany -President William R. Mason
reported . to -sllareholders in Newport
Beach today.
11te net income figure amounted to a
19 -percent increase when compared to
company earnings last year.
TOtal company revenue for the year
just ended amounted to $56.7 million, a 21
percent boost When compared to the
pr ious fiscal .. term.
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' Revenue also figured as a· 100 percent
increase when compared to the figure of
five years ago for the giant Orange-Coast
ranch firm .
,fdason made his financial report during
the regular sesSlon of the Irvine Com-
pany stockholders meeting at Com-
pany headquarters in Ne\vport Beach to-
day. I
Provision for groperty taxes was $9.7
million, and federal and state taxes on
ir.coriie were $6.S million. This tQtal tax
provision of $16.2 million, when com·
pared with net income, mea·ns th.Bt
almost two-thirds of every earned dollar
goes for taxes, Mason silid.
The pr·incipal gains in Irvine Company
revenue came from industrial develop-
ment and operation of investment prop-
erties, such as office buildings, shopping
centers, apartment complexes and in·'
dustrial inventory buildings, Mason
stated.
Mason noted that gross revenµe from
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the company's agricultural operations in·
creased to $8.3 million, from $7 .8 million
in fiscal year 1971·72.
Irvine Company shareholders, meeting
at corporate headquarters at Newport
Center, learned that for the sixth con~
secutive year the dividend rate had been
increased.
Dividends applicable to the · 1972-73
fiscal year totaled 54 cents a share com~
pared with .46 cents a share for 1971-72
and three Limes the rate for 1966..&7.
The. Irvine Company, a privately-held
corporation, distributes dividends ·on the
basiS' of 8,415i.l00 shares.
More than half the shares (53.4 per-
cent) are owned by the James Irvi ne
Foundation,· a charitable organization
established by the late James Irvine II
more than three decades ago.. lt
distributes its income to youth groups,
private cOUeges and uni v'e r s it i es .
hospitals and other humanitaria~ servJce
organizations not supported by taxe~,
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On Vessel
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ii Term·ed 01(
KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) -Two men
trapped since Sunday in a midget_ sub·
marine were declared dead today of ex·
posure to the cold.
Dr. David Youngblood, physician ·
aboard -thc-mother--Ship, Sea ..DiY.cr,_saicl
that hope for the men -Al Stover, 51,
Juno Beach, Fla., and Clayton Link, 31 ,
of Binghamton, N.Y-: :-was given up this
morning when there had been no sign of
life from the two for several hours.
· o 'Oilier men aboard the mlnisub,
Arcbibald 'J'oc ' Menzies-·ot· ero
. . ' Beach, Fla., and-Dr. Robert Mee~. 24, an-
ichtbyologist from Santa Barbara, were
removed from the· vessel in goOd con-
dition Monday when the sub was hoisted
aboard the Sea Diver.
The 21-foot submarine was trapped 360
feet down on the ocean floor for 31 hours
In his report to shareholders. Mason
sa id that the use of advanced systems of
financial analysis 'and control have plac·
ed the company in a better position than·
ever to satisfy financial commitments to
shareho lders while _ meeting social and
environ mental obligations to the com·
munitles gro\v1ng on lrvine Company
lands. ·
"Long·term. large-scale land develop-
ment is. a complex operation, requiring
(See IRYINE1_'f_agt ?)
-Wl1en u-~amc-eDtangled-in-tbe-debri
of a scuttled des troyer 20 miles south of
Key \Vest Sunday. The vessel belonged to
the Smithsonian Institution and was
doing research on !ishlile when the ac·
cident occurred.
, 01nr l"ltf! 5i•fl ~'-'• THIS IS HOUSE (CENTER) ON BAY ISLANO OWNED BY HALDEMAN KIN-
But Where1bouts of Former Nixon Aide•'"'.' _Family Rem1in1 Myst.ry
, SOVIET LEADER 11REZHl!IEV SPILLS HIS CHAMP~NE
Drinks Overflow atlfoa1tin9 Senion at State Departmet\i . . . ' .
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'j;link, Drink at Signing
., .. .!.;WASHINGTON IAP.J -Leonid I.
Brezhnev, by President Nixon's account
~ best politician in the room ," turned 9'i the charm today in the second round
OCtheir summit sessions. ·
'f ..The ebu llient Soviet Communist party .. -
!jREZHNEV RADIATES GOOD
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reader hammed il up
pqotographcrs and <1
delegation at a ceremony
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-~Pat Nixon
\Vith Nixon
congressional
marking Jour
fresh aiPWments bet\vccn the countries.
He did not even miss a beat \Vhen he
spilled some champagne in the State
Departme!!!'s ornate Benjamin Franklin
Room.
.The politicking \Vas with Seri. J. \V.
Fulbright, chairman · of the Senate
Foreign Relation s Comrnittee, and
n1embers of Congress at a Blair Hous'e
luhchcon. Brezhnev is pressing hard for
trade.concessions, bu~ a majority of both
houses has vowed to block them unless
restrictions on emigration of Je'vs and
other minor'ities are relax~.
Youngblood said the last obvious visual ·
signs of life from the tWo victims was
observed at t:15 a.m . .(PDT) Monday.
\Vhen the minisub was still on the botton1. H U1 J~ • H •dd
The physician said hope for the a eman 'In 'I en·
survival of the two \vas kept alive by the , · ' . It Ii
fact that when the body temperature ·-~
drops a person's breathing becomes
"quite shallow and they can remain alive
for a considerable length of time.''
He said temperatures inside the
minisub dropped to 45 degrees ·and re-
mained there for a protracted period ..
In Newport-Somewhere
Menzies and Meek were in the forward
section of the 21·foot-submarine when it
became entrapped, and Link and Stover
were in the aft section .
There was no cormecting door bel\veen
the C91Ppartments. The forward section
\vas made of plastic, while the aft section
\vas constructed or aluminum -permit·
ting a more rapid heat loss.
The forward section contained a view· ·
ing glass bubble from \vhich the Craft
\Vas controlled, and from this section the
two forward could also see tlie two in the
rear.
Ii. R. "Bob" Haldeman and his family
are secluded in a Newport Beach
hideaway but there are conflicting
reports as to exactly where they are.
John J. Wilson, Ha Id cm an' s
Washington attorney. said President Nix·
on's former top assistant is staying al
the summer home of !\trs. Hali:iema'n's
father . Joseph K. Horton . at II Ba y
Island.
But l\rlrs. ~laldeman's sister, ~1rs.
David Parker. who is staying tbere, says
the Haldemans are residing elseWhere.
Mrs. Parker refused to ·~ay where they
are but other sources said they arc
staying at the Balboa Bay Cl ub apart·
ment of a friend, Thomas Barcett.
Barrett denies they are with him.
Mrs. Parker said the Haldemans are
not stayi'ng at the home of Mrs.
Raldeman's father, a Los . Angeles at·
torney, because they do not want anyone
to know their whereabouts.
She said the Haldemans for several
years have stayed al ~he Newport Harbor
retreat during the late summer.
"\Ve are usually here in July and they
usually come for the month of August."
Mrs. Parker said.
Bay Island is a private island :n
Newport Harbor just east of the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club. Tbere. arc only ~l
homes on the island. It has no vehicular
access lo it.
Wilson said the Ha1demans' move to
Newport Beach is permanent.
2nd Mesa Victim
Of Crash Bared
A youth who died in a h.igh-spe~ ac-
cident near Ensenada, Mexico, Sunday
\11as identified today as Bob Robe11tson.
19. of Costa Mesa~
The one car~rash also killed. Sharon
O-OrothY ~lcLaughlin, 18, of Costa Mesa. '
List~ among the injured in Ensenada
are David Jason Becker, Santa Barbara.
and Rose McLaughlin, Costa Mesa .
Mexican high,vay police and medical
authorities have not provided street ad·
drtsses of !he victims. The accident oc·
curred wfien the late model ca·r carrying
the four Americans hit a hill side at high
speed.
Dyna111ite ·Discovered
BRENTWOOD, Md. (UPI ) -FBI
agents Monda'.y night found 50 pounds of
dynamite in the home of Jesse Stephens,
a right-wing leader who died last week.
ct-·•-· Not..!pffi.s tic'--
Later in the day, the Soviet leader was
to return to the Oval Office in the White
House to resume . summit discussions
ith1he!7resldent:-Tbe scheduled-topic
was trade and how to increase it.·
Youhgblood said the last word tha t the
l\VO victims were still alive came from
Menzies. The doctor also said it was
Menzies who guided rescuers in place-
ment of the grappling hook which even-
tually was used to pull the mini sub fr ee
from.Jhe .. ensnaring d.ebtis. _
Capt Thomas W. CUddy, senior naval
officer assigned to the rescue team, said
the accident was an understandable one .
, "l'm staying here with my family,"
Barrett said this morning.
l\lrs. Parker diITcknOwte<tge tnat the
Haldemans' daughter, Ann, js staying at
the Bay Island home .
"They like it and they want a place for
the children to go to school,'' he said.
But-Mrr.Parker said~the-Haldemans~
plan to stay in ·Newport Beach only for
the summer and wlll probably take up
permanent residence in Pacific Palisades
or Hancock Park in Los Angeles.
Orange Coast
._ NEW YORK (AP) -"Plastic
.. Pat" or wann and human ·First
... Lady?
A magazine poll or n group rang·
Ing rrom the fa shion \Yriter who
dubbgd__ti~r ·~Jastic''~ to her own
daughters come s up Witfi a
• unanimous verdict -that Mrs.
.: Richard M. Nixon ls ror real. ~ Younger d au g h te· r Julie
Eisenhower teUs Good llousekeep-
lngt. which features the poll in its . JUJY ISsue, about-her mother's
pitching in as a typist in the cam·
paign, using her •maiden name,
Patricia Ryan .
Julie says sbe laughed over an m..
sistent telephone ·CBller who said:
"You're very nlcc, Miss Ryan, but
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1 1. teally must speak to someone
• close to the President.'' .
And Candy Stroud, the \Vomen's
'Weer Dally reporter w)>o celled her
"plastic,'' says she no longer thinks
that.
"She's got a good mind , tremen·
dous di~clpllne. t r e m e.n d 9 u ~
.kindness," Mi!IS Stroud says.
. ,
Nixon paid bis compliment to
Brezhnev's political skills as they sat
side by side in Chippendale chairs and
watched Secretary of State \Villian1 P.
Rogers, secretary of Agriculture Earl
Butz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko sign agreements on cultural
and scientific exchanges, transportation
research. oceanography and agricultural
research .
Leaning toward the President with
·mock seriousness, Brezhnev s_aid
through a Soviet Interpreter, Victor
Sukhodrev, •lThey are signing these
treaUes for us.~,
Overhearing the stage w h i s p e t .
Rogers, a pretty quick man with a quip
himseU, stopped, looked up and eskcd
Brezhnev: "llow do you spell yOut
nanie?"
Earlier, \VhUC some 500 State Depart·
ment employ~s .and Soviet embassy
workers, watched Brezhnev playfully
reached for a napkin to hide his race while
photographers took his picture sipping
chnm'pogne. He wound up spilling about
half the glass onto the floor. He
recovered qui ckly. however, und the
ISee SUl\f~tlT, 11ag e t'
Traffi~ Ja1nmed
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Summer's as Usual Alo1ig Coast
Thousands of motorists· trying to escape
inland heat packed the roads into New-
port Beach today, jamming traffic on
Newport Boulevard as far back as the
Son Diego. Freewty in Costa Mesa.
"l don't know what we're going to do
with alt of_them/' said Newport Bench
Police Sergeant Wally Kerr. 'Ill's like
one big perking lot , as usual ," he said.
Aulhotltlts said the huge crush of
>ralllc on tho hlgbwa~s and 75.000 bodies
on the beaches wtis ui.lusuitl for a 1~·el!k·
day bUl lhey pointed oot •chool has just
]CL out.. And even though the wea ther iit the
beach wa' nottrlng s,pecial -overcas t
and cool With Very low surf -i.nlaiid~
skies were bright and sunny with tem-
peratures approaching 90 degrees.
But even at noon more and more peo-
pl e were still coming to get relief in 63-
degree temperatures in Newport. Kcrf said the huge inllux of midweek
traffic hasn't presented much of a prob-
-Jcm so rnr.
"\Ve hav~n't had any big accidents or
anything like that -just an awful lot of
cars," he said.
Police said other 1ualn arteries in the
city -Pacifi c Coast lllghway, MacAr·
thur boulevard and Jamboree Road -
'vcre also pack~ with tars lJYing to
find place~ to park near the water.
Office Machines
Stolen in , Mesa
A bolted-down-electric typewriter
didn't stop a determined burglar f r o m
prying It loose and hau1ing It and other
office equipment worth $1 ,24S, out of a
~!arbor B;ou]evard realty office, Costa
~1esa police said today.
Taken Jrom Red Carpet neel!y, U29
~larbor, were the type\Vriter. l\\·o electric
adding machines. u small TV set. and
one clock radio. ,The burglary oceurred
sometime. bel\\'Cen hHe Sunday and early
'Monday , ofncers said ,
Police said the burglar entered the of·
fi cc by prying the louvers off a window .
They are uncertain how he managed 10
free the typewriter from the se<'Urity
bolts.
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Weather
lt's ge tting .warmer. The weath·
erl ady sees highs In the 00s for the
inland areas \Vednesday with ~ach
te1nperaturcs In th(' 70s. Overnight
IOl\'S 58-65 .
INSIDE TODAY
State GOP money is accun1u -
lati119, the gowrnor is pushing
an att-ractive ta3'-Ct?ili119 ·pla11
and a. major speaking tour is
pla1tned. All signs point to a
Ronald Reaga11 run for tl~e presi·
Clency in J976. See Pa ge 18 for
details.
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Irvine Firm Remington
Chairman Defense
Swps Down Opens Fire
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N. Loyall McLaren today fonnally
resigned as chairinan of tbe OOard of t:1c
lrvine Company.
-'-icLaren, "'ho announeed in April his
intention to leave the post, said his
decision was due lo age. He Is 81. ·
nle board or directors of t~ lrvine
Company met in Newport Beach today to
select a replacement.
, A San Francisco native, "1cLaren has
presided over company operations during
the lMOs in the planning and early
development of ttie largest planned com-
munity in North America -the city o!
Irvine. He joined the board in 1959 and
became chairman in 1960.
I McLaren was believed to have exerted
great tnOuence 'on all-phase$·of-i:ompany-
operation' during his tenure of leadership.
Joan Irvine Smith, granddaughter of the
late James Irvine and one of the seven
clirecl91's, has frequently a t t a c k e d
MCLaren for exertln.g too much in-
o---·nuence. --McLaren lS a reUred director of the
Atchi!()n, Topeka, and Santa F e
Railroad, Rheem Manufacturing Com·
pany, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph ·
Company, the Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco, and Air California, where -
he also served as chairman of the board:
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He bolds a bachelor's degree from UC
Berkeley and honorary doctorates from
the UniversUy of ·San Francisco, where
he is a regent, and Whittier college.
In addition to his professional career,
Afcl..aren served in the U.S. Navy during
World War JI, retiring as a rear admiral.
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IRVINE ~ ..
ftseal discipline and an ability to un-
dentand tomorrow's consequences of
today's declsions," Mason t o 1 d
shareholders.
"With the aid of increasingly
sophistlcal<d computer technology, '!'be
Irvine COmpany has developed analytical
models to judge both the short-term and
long-term financial consequences of the
compuy's projects. At the same lime,
the company bu developed highly ef-
ficient ll!cal and operating control5." l Masoo atbibuted Irvine's sustained
growth rate to product divenlflcation
and increased activity during the last I five years. ·
'. "The Irvine Company's ability to
achieve product diversity, and balance
between growth of income and growth of
investment properties, has been a major
factor in the current strong financial
position of the -company," -Mason said.
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TONIGHT
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL BOARD -
Regular meeting, Costa ~lesa High
Lyceum, 7:30 p.m.
SOS MEETING -Sign Ordinance Sup-
port citizens groop, Glendale Savings
Community Room , 2300 Harbor Blvd.
7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD -
Regular meeting, 88 Fair Drive, 8 p.m.
UCI LECTURE -"Introduction to
CUJtura1 Relativity of Art ... " first of ex·
tension series oo Patterns of Art, 174
Computer Science, 7·10 p.m. Admission
$3.50. "Classification of Mental Illness,"
seriM on Scientific l\Jedicine for Layman,
161 Humanities Hall, 7·10 p.m. Admis!ion
$5.50.
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RESIGNS BOARD POST
N. Loyill McLaren
Irvine Compa1iy
Stockliolders
Elect Director
Irvine Company stockholders today
e1ected a new director to the company
board, Howard P. Allen. 47, or Clare·
mont.
The action came during the annual
meeting of shareholders in which old
_dkectors-l'!·ere returned to the board.
Allen will replace N. Loyall McLaren.
retiring ehainnan of the board of direc·
tors who was commended for· his service
to the company by resolution of
stockholders.
Following a 12:30 p.m. adjournment of
the annual meeting the company board
met to select from its seven members a
new chairman. William R. Mason, presi·
dent of the Irvine Company, chaired the
stockholders meeting and presumably
that board meeting.
Prior to the secret session Mrs. Joan
Jrvige Smith speculated new board
chainilan would be John Newman of
Ventura. Newman is an executive of the
Jrvine Foundation, a director of the foun-
dation board, and lists his OC<:upation as
rancher.
The Irvine Foundation controls S3.4
percent of the Irvine Company's more
l.han 8 million shares of stock. ·
Allen is a native Pt· Upland and holds· a
doctor of Jaws degree from Stanford
University. He JNaS graduated from
Pomona College, Clare,mont, with a
bacbeJor!s degree in economic! in 1948.
He has been an executive of the Southern
California Edison Company since 1954.
Prior to that he served in the ad-
ministration of the Stanford University
Law School as assistant dean and pro-
fessor.
Other directorships Allen hold s includ~
California Federal Savings and Loan and
ReputiliCCOrporatiOn,aJong Wifh8 lol 0£
civic and business boards.
* * * Newman Tapped
By Irvine Firm
The new chairman of the lr\'ine Co.
board of. directors is John V. Nev.'ITian.
elected by the sev~·member board
shortly after noon today.
Ne"man. 63, heads Utt Development
Co. Ltd. of Oxnard, a 56 percent-owned
subsidiary of the Irvine Co. He is a direc-
tor of the Southern California Edison Co.
and the Irvine Foundation.
Newman came up through the ranks.
having been employed by the Irvine Co.
as an irrigation foreman in the late
J930's. He is a graduate of Pomona Col·
lege.
Burglar Takes
Plio1ie Off Hook
Iii Mesa Heist
The phone in the apartment of Costa
~1esa secretary Cris Ann Darin rang only
once Monda y noon. Inside, a burglar took
it ofr the hook and quietly went about his
business -stealing $1,600 in jew~ls.
Police said today the phone call v.•as
placed to the woman's apartment by a
friend. After the suspicloos cUck, he tried
her at \rork. She was there.
~fiss Darin told inve stigators she tried
calling her apartment to find oul what
"'DS going on but only got a busy signal.
She called police and '''ent "'ith them
to the apartment. A search disclosed that
1he 2l·year-<Jld \\'Oman h11d lost jewels
\l'hich Included a gold choker, valued at
$825, and a pearl ring. va lued at $1,000.
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SUMMIT. ••
toasts went on. .
As Nixon letl him from the room at the
end of tbe ceremony., the. .Soviet leader"
stopped to chat with Fulbright, Sen.
Hubert H. Humphre y CD-Minn.) and
other sena~ors. ~ater, 1-lumphrey quoted
Brezhnev as saying: "If the Senate won't
come to 1ne. I'll come lo the Scn11.te."
Actually Fulbright, J-lumphrcy and
several others did troop acros.s the street
to Blair llOU5e, where Brethncv Is
staying, to heve lunch with him,
Humphrey said the emigration question
might come up in the discussions.
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One \\'iSP)"bcarded \Vitness in the case
ag11inst on~time Newport Beach attorney
~tichael K. Remington today began
developing a hazy memory and some
hostility as the defense began efforts to
demolish evidence against the lawyer.
Remington, 33, is in the third day of his
preliminary hearing in Santa Ana, charg·
ed with four OOWlls of solicilation to com-
mit murder and conspiracy.
Today's first '1.i.lness was Bobby Jot
'BJ' Hart, 25, co-owner of an Anaheim
auto wreCking yard and by far the most
colorful of the three ·alleged conspirators
so far granted immunity by the pro-
sec ution for their testimony. ·
Hart, a skinny, bushr·haired Southerner
\\'ho wore ~ a T-shirt: led -off todaY•s
testimony, \vhile prosecuting Deputy
District Attorney Robert Chatterton
hoped to put his star witness on the stand
this afternoon.
Black belt kara~ nRODent Gary N.
Rollo, 21, of Garden Grove, has pleaded
guilty to the charges facing Remington,
\\'~O . au~rities allege <arranged for the
e~1m1nahon of four witnesses again.st
htmself and Cal Vending Inc. in civil
la"'suits.
The bungled murder or intimidation at-
tempt-allegedly assigned down through
the chain of command to Hart, Charles S.
Hulett .. 22, and Ronald Barnes, 30, failed.
according to testimony so far.
They ha~e testified about a gun that
fell apart 111 Hart's hand falling asleep
while waiting to ambush ;ictims becom-. . 1ng lost en route to1one assignment a
killing caper allegedly plotted by Rollo' on
instructions from higher up in the
organization. ·
Defense attorney Robert Marshall
Morgan today attacked Hart's sudden
and complete cooperation with the
District Attorney's office in the sensa·
tlonal case triggered by a Fullerton
policeman's 1.fay 21 traffic stop.
Discovery of a .357·magnum revolver
in Hulett's car as he and Hart drove
aimlessly around north Orange.County -
hopelessly lost -hunting the Yorba Lin·
d~ ~me of Cal Vending western states
d1str1butor Al Fehling, led to their arrest.
Fehling u·as alleged.Jy marked for
assassination to prevent his testimooy in
~rt the following morning in a lawsuit
fifed lo recover $15,000 he invested tn the
bankrupt vending machine firm.
Police claim Han and Hulett readily
confessed ~he enti~ plot or what they
knev; of lt following the traffic stop
r~ulting in the failure to signal for a
right tu rn.
Investigators immediately questioned
them about the gun.
~~I t got arounj._t~_Jh.at.:' Hart ad.mi.tied
or the overnight interrogation that yield·
~ the story of a woold·be murder mis-
sion.
By 9 a.m .• Fehli~g was testifying In
perf-:Ct hea)th at his civil trial against
Remington and his associates while Hart
an~ Hulett were being hustled off to spill
~heir ~trange story to district attorney's
1nvest1gators.
... Did you tell them you were going to
kill a man ?" defense attorney J\lorgan
asked.
··vassuh." Hart replied laconicallv.
•·Did you tell I.hem you were going to
use the gu n in the car?"
"Yassuh."
Reming1.on. held v.·ith~ut bail in Orange
County Jail at least until the preliminary
hearing is over. sat \l'ilh a sullen face to-
day but occasionally grinned at ex·
changes with his defense .
Morgan hammered at liart about his
1notives in allowing district attorney's in-
vestiga tors to plant a tape recorder in his
living room . to preserve conversations
V.'ith Rollo.
He said Ibey asked permission after all
and gave no promises of immunity from
prosecution at that time. ·;rs already caught," Hart drawled.
··niere \l.'asn't any reason to say no."
"\Vere you conscerice · stricken?''
defense attorney asked the y,·itness, who
ea rlier admitted he had agreed to com·
1njt three murders for RoUo.
'1I dorft know sir. I was confused. I had
a choice of running off or helpin'," ex·
plained Hart.
He started to describe another futile
murder attempt shortly before the nOOn
re€ess in which he claimed Rollo told
him he v.oold never be suspected because
the man had so many enemies.
"Wa s it this one you were going to do
for nothing due to your past defi·
cirncies," Morgan jibed.
"No sir," said Hart, flngering his .
beard.
Hamburger Stand
Tlrief Had Key s?
Police bclfeve a burglar v.'ho took
$1,456 from the safe of a Costa Mesa
Cart's Jr. hamburger restauranl earllfr
this week mu!t have had the right keys.
Officers say the Ooor sare at the 279 E.
17th St. burger restaurant was popped
open sometime Sunday night or l\fonday
morning and that lhe burg!" left the
door ajar when he made hfs exit.
Kirk Charles Johnson. 23. manager of
the rCttaurant, told Jnvestigaton he er·
rived at 8:30 a.m. Monday to find ttw!
Mfe unlocked nnd allJhl'! money gone. He.
said a key as well as the proper cotn·
binatlon was required to open the two
locks on thf: strongbox .
Police said there was no lndlcation of
forcible entry.
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l'drs. Lela \Vesteyn of Costa l'l'lesa finally retired from the teachu1g
profession last week. She thought she had retired in 1962 after 40
years of teaching, but a grandson brought her to Whittier School
where she has been busy for the past six years teaching remedial
reading. 1-'or Mrs. \Vesteyn, 75, school is out at last.
Penalties Stiff for ;Dog
License Procrasti.t1ators
Costa l\lesa dog 0"11ers \\'ho do not
meet the July I licensing deadline \\'Ill
howl when they discover the penalty:
The $6 license will cost them $12.
To avoid the 100 percent pe~lty. lhe
F ou1itain Valley
T een.-ager Killed . .
01i Way to Work
A Fountain Valley teenager on her way
to her first day of v.·ork ·v.•ith the. city's
recreation department was killed 1'1on-
day morning v.·hen her car collided with
another at the intersection or Brookhurst
Street and Slater Avenue, police said.
Heather Anne Clayton LlddeU, 18, Y.'ho
y.·as graduated from Fountain Valley
High School Thursday, died of massive
intemal injuries at Founlain Valley Com·
mun.Hy Hospital seven hours alter the 11
a.m. accident.
Three other persons. including a
passenger in the girl's car, \\1ere also in·
jured in the mishap and later re.leased
from the hospital.
The driver of the C'ar which collided
\\•ith 1\-liss Liddell's, Angell Gene Ed"'ard .
18. of 10 !'11. Margo Lane, \Vestminster,
escaped injury, police said.
Miss Liddell, 105TI La Puente St., was
eastbound on Slater when she entered the
intersection on ~green light. J)OliCe said.
Costa ~lesa Department of Animal C-00..
trol i5 urging animal lovers to pa)' for
fheiti licenses promptly.
'M\ere are t"''O ways to do it : Stand in
long line at cily hall or do it by mail.
Persons "''ho h:ive received 'license
renev;al notices should complete the
form and send it to Costa Mesa City Hall,
77 Fair Drive, along with a check and a
current rabies certificate. The lioerwe
v.i ll be sent out in 10 days.
If the owner is no longer in poMession
of· the dog, he •hoold oend the llcen5e
form back, explaining why it is not being
renewed.
Persons wishing to license dogs wtuch
have never been licensed before in the cl·
ty of Costa Mesa have no choice but to
take their $6 and the rabies certificate-to
city hall'. All dogs over four months old
must be licensed.
l.Jcense renewal notices are being sent
out at the rate of approxhnately 250 per
day. Som< in the first batch experienced
delay in obtaining their tags because the
city computer had nol been programmed.
Assistant City Manager Robert Duggan
says the problem has been cleared up
and that tags are now available to all dog
OY.'Tlers.
Second Quad Dies
!\'!ARIETTA, Ga. (AP) -The second
or the quadruplets bom to Air Force
Capt. and l\lrs. James Phillips died Mon·
day, a Cobb General Hospital spokesman
said. Another died Sunday, a day after
the multiple births. Both dead babies
were gli"ls.
WHO'S BEHIND YOU?
Connally's
'Leaving';
Rift Told
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LOS A'NGELlilll (UPI) -John Co
nally is leaving the WhHe Hou9e after j
clash \\•Ith Press Secretnry Ronala
Zlegler which may have derailed Cot.
nally's ch~nces for the RepubllcaQ,
presidential nomination, II was r~port
today.
In Washington, a White Hou s
spokesman' said Ziegler and Connally are
"on the best of terms." lhe spOkesmaii
said both men consider today's story b}'
the Los Angeles Times inaccurate. ,
"Governor Connally and Rm Ziegler
have talked at great length and will do so
in the future ," lhe spokesman said.
The spokesman reiterated the White
House position expressed last week that
Connally, the for., er governor o[ Texas.
has no plans to leave his unpaid post but
that he never' viewed the appointment a!i
a "long·term assignment."
The ·storr about alleged friction
between thc·lwo qlioled an associate of
Connally 'vho asked not to be identified ..
The newspaper said the associate con·
firmed reports thiit lhc former Texas
governor, secretary or the Treasury and
fjavy Secretary, plans to leave the While
Hou se-advisory po!ltlon that he took just
five weeks ago, after swllchlng to the
RepubUcan pil,fty from the Democrats.-
Connally iota reporters in Washington
:\lgnday night he \\'Ollld hold a news con·
fereoce this week -probably \\1ednesday
-to clear up what he called "all those
ru1nors" about the status of his \Vhite ·
House ,)ob.
Connally said he did not kno\v where (J
reports that he "'as dissatisfied with the
advisory job carr.e from and added: ··t
just wish all of you v.'OUld let me speat ·
for myself."
Connally advised_ President Nixon to
fire Ziegl~r in the wake of Watergate
"because Ziegler's usefulness as press
secretary was limited because of
Ziegler's f(lle as a spokesman during the•
Watergate coverup, and his fear thali
Zlesler mljht ultimately be lainte4-
personally by the WQtergate matter," the
source said.
Connally personally confronted Ziegler
and told him he should resign, the nmea
reported. f
The President, instead of following·
Connally's reported advice, promoted
Ziegler to special assistant and expanded
hi§ authority.
Meanwhile, reports appeared that cQn.
nally did not have access to the J>res.i.
dent and lhat he was upset that he had ·
not been offered lhe post ol !ettetary of
state. •
·'!'be Times said Connally beU.vei
Ziegler planl<d the stories Jo cliocredlt'
him. Tiiey ...,e not in.., and Oomally
"could aee Nixcn whenever be wanted
"could see Nixon whenever be wanted
to," the source said.
ConnaJJy Is "soured over this matter•
and Mr. Nixon's rejection of aome of his
advice on economic matters " the Times said. •
Trasli Exemption ·
Forms Required
tf you are an apartment owner. you
will be chargetl for trash collection by
the Costa 1.1esa Sanitary District unless
you file an exemption form by ·June 30.
The exemptioM are allov.•ed in c83e
apartment owners want to make their
OY.'ll arrangements for removing refuse.
Many Costa P.iesa apartments use trash..
bins tor collection purposes. These are
not picked up by the Costa Mesa Sanitary
Ol~trict but are by independent haulers. J
To avoid paying double trash fees,
apannent owners using bins and private
trash service sJ10uld obtain an exemption
form Jrom the city Street Qepartmenl, 77
Fair Drive, Costa Mesa.
How much do guarantees mean 7 It depends on the item involved -
and the manufacturer.
A $I 00 ,000 house is guaranteed for ONE year.
Most automibiles are guaranteed from 30 days to one year.
Most electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days to one year.
Guarantees on carpeting are complicated. The rule in the industry
is TWO YEAR~ for manufacturing d e f e ct s . The feeling is that
manufacturing defects . will surface within that two year period. Beyond
this. these manufacturers feel there are too many variables in the usage
,to give coverage beyond that period.
Don 't be misled by "Phoney" guarantees. They are pro rated,
based on mill-invoice costs, plus padding and labor to chen9e. By the
time you figure .them up, it usually costs more to change thin the original
purchase price. .
Carpet manufacturers tell us that • prepondorenco of compleints
is not because of defects but beceuso of impr oper instelletion. We
minimite the number of complaints by having tho best installers around.
Also, we deal only with more substantial mills. further reducing problems.
Buying from Alden's will give you the 9rHtost security.
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CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 Placentia Ave.
COSTA MISA
646-4838
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