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Guollne. dealen en the ·Ol'ange Coast
tadaj --divided ove~ wbethet to
jGiD the -st aervlce statioll
strike-to besin this Friday.
Of the 23 atallolll. c:ootacted by tiie Dal ..
I)' Pllal cn!Y three ple<l(!!d they would . CloiO theit" slallbri<' wbllec-11-cleclared
ibey w"'1d ~· NIDe others,aaid
lheywere .
-.. -111• -~ boyoott will be cleplmds larg<ly en the undectd!!d
-r cl service station ·Operators,
moot cl whom aaid they would close If
tbelr' .... pe111on cloo!!d:
But tven )llough the effect!...,.... of
• the guo1ine boycott ls not Yet predic-••
table, many county ag<ndes ate devetop. )i,l
1ng eontlnplcy Wins for the·cnmch. .•• ' · Among them are officers ol Ibo • . • ,
California Highway Patrol who carry ' ·. ~. • ~ . . ! aillh' Pllel Stiff l"tlf!:'l
Slalldlrd Oil credit cards. In 11ie event o1 ,v _. RUNAWAY . AIR .CAL EL~CTRA LOSES PJIOP, DJ\MAGES ,T~_U«;~ AND PRIV!ITE PLANE· .".:
a Dtdown, they will try to fuel up af oil , .•,. · , .Brak•• Fall to H•ld Taxill!9 Craft; Was~.~ lu ~"'!!' > ,1~1'. I. . , 1~~.1~.s?.. . COftlP.111)'-ownedstatibns. • ~ •. ,,. ,,,, 'I . ,)·, ·;_-.. ;~:, :.·· ... , ..... 1 <;.~~-· .... -..... ~, If the lftuation becomes bed enough,· , ~-. •· . t~.' I·".,, , •. ,:~· ··· '••' ":'
Ibo CDP will tum to the orange COUnty l d Fl Ob, ~==~ ::::::; Se.nn.tef :H-e<J,rfngs . Ha ti} . --neyin.'entrga· tes-JR.ecOQt £
coordinator for the COl.m.ty, .said,. "If \he C 1
CHP comes to us we couldn't handle . • =~~~~:~~=~=.= B·y Three · Bom·b Threats · or-coa st Home
our pencils ~bough." --' · ! , • ,,. • ~ · . Steclmwl·add!!d that if the Strike goes ' . i. . e't -". said •, By ~l\Tlll1lt' R •. vtNSEL befOlld ieven daya and if Ute. county's WASHit:lGTON l.\P) . Tb re e ,Moments Ja~f EdJili8t!!en , a tee-. _ .-. °".."" o.itr'l"'9t 11att
,_.-..._ "''.':\.'' 1 ..., .,......,,.... .a-U--'es from Union Oil are affect. ed, eoonytoous telephone bomb threats caus-(llJd ~ ·tdentlcal call was , receiv,ed at · A retired U.S. Air Force flier and ;Jlif)ul• ~!'·,~-: ... : ; U. ~ty will have to eliminate all but ~ed the• Senate Watergate committee to the off_ices of the Watergate committee; meteorologi!t returned home from his
-. .~~-. · · · '~teliPIUmt~O." ' ,tlif! ~~enenUal use of vehlcles: . .abruptly e0C:1 ¥i(s:. m,orning session. today vo~h~~a1J came at ?:30·and a man s education class at UC Irvine 'l\iesday
: . """-~".::.-.....:...·· ~''-'-"''~• --" Ambulance companies would be hit '·" ~~--. f d , · ht and h '""" of ff • "'1UW,11~LJlll:IV" Wll'.vYeRU ·ll)ird:.W a gas strike since they also reJy i uu~ no expiu"'·~were oun . ''I'"'"oh1y attempting· to warn you. It's rug was a."'6 a cup co ee
.t(·· 1 ~t , cOrne! tp~t ~roadside ataUons for fuel. . Squaclt of po1ice,jaided by dogs tr~~ schedu1ed 'to go off in 45 minutes." when he was educated to the fact that
. ~ \Tbe "llfail,e jil!litlng . . ."lt:Wll nm out and the gas stations are · •to sn11i out µploslves., search_ed the Committ;e Clullrman ·s.m. J:.Eervin .UFOs do ·exis~ ·
f t Coast Hiih-cloeed, 1we're Just out of luck," explained Senate eat1cu81Ro0zn (orait hou;· abd 45 Jr.· ([).N.C:) wis . '.iP,Id,'' of' the · threat. An unidentified flying object streaked ,,,~r the bo9\ll» 1 ' -Jolll' Murphy, dispatch~ SChaefer· mlnu1es alter • tile room· had ·been Edmisten said Ervin still besita,led to out of the ·sky at 9;40 p.m. and speared
1it!1y_ 8nd~218tli Strett,ils.viSlble ~~Service. · · · vacated. .... clear the· room -beca:use ".a. Publicized through the ceiling over the dining table,
:! ~ porthbound traf~c. Murphy said Dia cOmpany does not Rufus Edminsteh, deputy committee bomb scare "might evoke resj>onses where Mr. and Mrs, John O'Neil sat,
.; """ have access to municipal or county S\4P--, counsl!I, arranged for a live quorum call from unstable persons." -with a cracking· sound like a' rifle 'shot.
-. -PJl~ ~t. ambulances_bive ~dy ln_tbe' ~Je in. QJ'der that tfie room · The Caucus Room was vaC11Jed on the Military authorities and Newport
• ., '1 relt the gas thortage, especlany at night mtght be vacated Iii an orderly fashion . advice of the Capitol police chief. ·The Beach police today were trying to ·irJSf TWO CALT i~ in the aouth county Edmisten said the first call was receiv· hearing was resumed at 10 as schedu1ed. . det~ne the origin of the pencil·thin
];; /LIO "We try to maki IUre our ambulances !!d at 7;30 (PIYl'i arKI. an unidenlifi!!d EdmiSten said there ha\! been few metal rod that landed at 1801 Port ·~.. . • • .. , .. Jr~"r.'S _._ ~ , 1;are full before 15 p.m. each day.,, W~ don't • man warned a Capitol switchboard bomb threats aimed at the committee KimDerly Place, Newport Beach. .:-l"'rT-Jfe ~ -r ·;-· ~·le.problems thls·~ but the oJ)erator, ''Th'ere's a bomb in Ule"Cibcus but that tbe lives. ot ·!OD'le 'of the seven "It looks like one end is copper and the
-"-~ ......------ti -itriW...1n1y mean'll9ilg feWer"Yebl~'-·" Room. 0 __J senators.. on -the "cornmlttet ·have been ottier is a stiff metal alloy," sa-·~Neil, I I ' ' ' '1 ' ·1 ~ '"1--.1 '!?'""~ ' ho ,,
1 ··'c&01a,aft1ttues~te11·acar-... · "~' IOU~ ~-... ~ threatened. w OewB-26bombersinKoreaan B-~-t:' -••-U 11 •·'es -calls. oper~iqn IO on l1flke ·• oi:IMillll!!d, . "But that was back-wllen lenslons were 50 recoonai9Sance weather planes iatel\ t~~ -:; y, .. -·ti:· d anii ,depends· .. the """""• ()( 1, lllMS . .Brown Heads Group ""'" ~ aoc1 we hid ·wt1nesses w11o Tbe 11-1nclt !Ong, appatcnL a1r<rar1 the DlllT • "°' lo ,.1!!9 1 "meolfll«•ln Loi Anleleil toaiPt. • . wei'e teitltying 1boUl; jhe Pl-esid<n~" )le oomponent nailed ·illell about three feet
'Wait ior the lint call to )'OU. This ad. U the dealen me to llllut do"')_ ihe LOS ANGELES (AP) _ F~rmer Gov. said. • through ·the ceiliil~•f the O!Nel)<'·faniity
wo.w, Iha\ 1'1)'! --dclooinpa . would beclJl at 11;01 a.m. ·Fri· Eilmund G. Brown 'announced Tuesday , Ervin conferred· wlthiilher members' of r'ooill abOve the.dining table. ty, the committee .whlle pol,ltbl saboteur Newport Beach Polic~ Officer ?i.lark
• :1911 BMW Jt.75, e.iu!POe\! for Reaction from local dealers to Ute t~ fonnatlon of it statewide organization Donald H. Segretti was tesUfying. As the Johnston climbed up onto the cedar ........ -, 7,000 mllel,-f14116. I 1· II -• h f rod p;p; N ) !trike plan was mixed. which he said would seek "a ba anced 1ve quorum ca was announ1..-.:u on t e shake roo to retrieve lhe UFO .
( o ... _ Bob Smilh, the CoSta Mesa Arco approach to enVironmental con: Senale noo1\ Ervin announced .the unex· "Very PAASibly .lt could have been a
' lt"°ld 1be car to lbe first caller. You dealer. who held a gasoline truck hostage &iMraU•n• and ~~~~le .....,91!)if ~ed ctwo-ll!>ur !ece>!' ,which,~ :\Old piooe of_an 811l!ll!!\ll," Q!NeU.said toc\l>Y· l!llY I!." IUCky -h to (et ruuill like for ftve houri Monday to proteslA ,-,-,. ,if' ~ f ... Mthe'Ci . r .,-.r >M -iiiil<irtm wa~:·:'f~n\Ut~ ·~·ilir . ,, . "B~·it'~'IP·lil:~IA!<o 'pl'OJ)!l!!!d
that, too. 11u.· tbe rint call. Pboot a w~esale gas price increases, said ~is growtH. lt,. cal .t 111'."'"" Co • will ." • ' ihrough the root'anij ceiling ifu 'gre•t
Dally Plklt Ad-vilor on the direct line, gripe was witb the oil companies, not the ell for Envtrorunental and Economic . 1be pqcked hearing room was cleared force ," be added In a stark un-
(Stt STRIKE, Page !). Balance. Brown Is chairman. and the tearch wa1 launched. "° (See UFO, Plge 2)
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Parte ol. an eactne. IDd a pro, Dqr
!nin·an Ali Calllcimia-plane -:t;~ on early today when Ibo plme rolled lrito
a small ·triJclt at·Ol'ange eom1y·Airport.
No OOe was injured in the 4:35 a.m. ac-
cident that left a four..agine Air cal
Electra crippled. There were :no
· p&:saengers on the cran.
An . Air Cal mechanic, whose name
wasn't released by the airliue compaay,
was tullng Ibo piaoe from the terminal
to a l\angar oo the east aide of Ibo
airport. •
.. The mechanic· park!!d ·Ibo p1ana ·-,
the airport fire station, but the parklpg
brake lall!!d to hold and the plane kepi
rolling forward, Air Cal preoidellt 11.:W.
Clifford !'aid.
Clifford said he didn't know lf the '°'
cident was caused by · human · «
mechanical failure. 1
Another Air Cal employe standing by· a·
small truck called a "ground tug" ran to
safety as the plane struck the vehicle.
The impact tore off part of the right
outboard engine, which wasn't running1J1.t
the time, sending at least one propeJljtr
fragment about 1,600 feet to the end of a
nearby runway. . ; ·
The left outboard engloe hit the win(
tip of a private plane in the tie-down.
area. Clifford said the company's U..
surance wouJd pay for the minor dam"ge
to the Cessna,---which was unoccupied at
the time of the incident. \
The Electra's two inboard engiaiel,
which were operating at ·the ·time,
(See AIR CAL, Page l)
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Weather
Sunny s k i e 1 should Prevail
through most of Thlll'Sday With
temperatures in the lower 70s aJoog •
the ocean and upper 70s further ~'
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l~SOJE TODAY
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Authorities probt: craih Of~
lie• lle)lcopter in doumlolim Eal
Oaklanct which plummeied· into
parking lot killing two o//icer1
,on boar~ ,See1 ~~(r,~~, . 1 , "
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UPI Tel*"'to
Lipptna11 Stricken
Walter Lippman, 841 two-time
P\tlitzer Prize-winning journal-
ist, has been rushed to a New
York hospital in critical condi·
lion after suffering a stroke.
Bahamas Death
Plot Denied
By Roosevelt
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WASHINGTON UPI) -With his ac-
cuser .facing him, Elliott Roosevelt today
denied charges that he plotted-to
asaaainate the prime miniater of the
Bahamas and has been involved with
underworld figures in the s t o I e n
securities racket.
The son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, call-
ing the charges made against him before
the Senate permanent investigations sub-
committee "vicious lies," delivered his
sworn testimony in front of lAiiis P.
Mutriana, a convicted s e cu r i t l e s.
swindls. • ·
Roaeevelt is tbe brother of former con-
gnosman Jame3 Roooevelt of Newport
Beach.
Mastriana testified last month that he
was offered $100,000 by Roosevelt and
Mic}Ul.el J. McLaney, an a 11 e g e d
associate of underworld figure Meyer
Lanll:y, to .....mete Lynden 0 . Plnd·
ling, the prime mtnlster of the Bahamas.
Mastriana said part of an advance pay-
ment of $10,000 was a c~k fo r $2,500
made payable to Roosevelt.
Rooseve1t , 6.1, said the money was
given to Mastriana -who in 1968 worked
for a Miami Beach ~ting rum nm
by Roose~t -to negotiate a re.al
estate loan with a New Jersey labor
union.
Roosevelt said Mutrilfla deffauded
. him out of the money ·arut tJe later
reparted Maatrian8 to the FBI.
oommtttee heard from Philip Manue1, a
committee he ard 'fro Pbill~ Manuel, a
staff investigator who de t a i I e d
Roosevelt's alleged associations with
more than half a dozen underworld
figures who have been involved in
fraudulent sec u r i t i es transactions.
Manuel Indicated his investigation could
not corroborate Mastrlana'a testimony on
1be assassiDatin scheme in 1968.
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Roosevelt did not deny that be had
deallnp with many of these individuals
but Insisted that "I at the lime had no
way tO know that these men were
anything but reputable men."
The subcommittee was expected to
hear testimony later today frpm Patsy A.
Lepera, another convicted stock
swindler, who has appeared in closed
session.
Roosevelt said he was "convinced that
~1astriana and Lepera have perjured
themselves before this subcomrruttee and
have perpetrated a hoax upon the sub-
committee ...
"I sincerely believe that at the close or
this inquiry of me 1 shall stand before
the world completely acquitted of all the
viciotis lies testified to by Louis
Mastriana and Patsy Lepera," Roosevelt
said.
"I co1npletely and categorically deny
each and every charge made before this
subcommittee," he said.
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Nixon ·· Say~ Charge 'S . . ' --er1ous .
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But Refutes . Agnew's ·Quitliilg-
. , ' -L WASHINGTON CAP) -Prooident Ntx-
Oll said today poliUcal comipUon charges
against Vice President Spjro T. Agnew
"are seriou.s and not frivolous." But Nix·
on said -he bas never asked Agnew to
_retign.
At the same t.lme. the President ex·
p1USed confidence in Asst Atty. Gen.
Henry Petersen's handling of the Agnew
investlgadon.
Nixon replied "certainJy not.. when
asked at a news conference if be had
done any contingency planning on flndiilg
a pouible Agnew auccesaor. ' • ..,. • ,\,
Probe Testit11on11
Asked U he agro«I with the , vice
pttSident'a asseument tha.t he b a vie--
Um ol Peter.teD's effort to recoup
prestige lost 1n tfle Watergate pro&-
JUDGE CONDEMNS AGNEW
NEWS L EAKS, Pa .. 4
ecutioos, N-aid that Atty. Gen.
Elliot Rlcbardaon bu told him neither
Petersen nor any of his aidea had been
the source of news leaks about the
Agnew investigaUon.
"lf 1 did not approve Mr. Petersen's bandlfnlt ol the fhmUpt!Oo~ha woold'be
removed at tb1I time," Ntxoa sakl.
Nl>oo, appeulng relued end mUJnC,
occa1kan•I aman joket, again urged that
all Americans usume the vice president
is innocent unless proved otherwbe.
Pu otf)ef,aubjects, N-:
-U'fed Allstrallan Olancellor Bt:ulla
Kreld;y to reOoolldtt bis decision ta shu•· dowo apedaJ.tramlt ladllUea for ·Sovlet1 Jews en route to larael. --
Noting that Kreisq acted'fn the face,
of terrorist demands by Arab na' '
·Uonil!Sts, Nli'ut iald tliat "We' ilmply
.Reagan Vetoes .
-hava g.,.mments, large or
llllall, live In to btockmall' by tmorllt '
ortanilitielll. u
.... Sai<l ha fl "lllfnllfng In lams ol .Cl!' lour -lbs" tn.~ • lilaJor ~ to Europe, addJni. thiot It coO!d''-.-and.·~ not mllch latOi-.r
Saying he would not leave the country
while major l~Jation ii pending,1Nixon
reported that secretary or State Henry
A. Kissinger told him neiotlatloM aimed
at forging a Common ·American-West
European position on key issues are
"well ahead of ~beQ.u1e." .
Segretti: Re.gret
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SACllAMENTO (AP) -Go?. Rooald lleagan bad the Jaat-!IOl(bo · .. his _ .. Joog battle with the· Im.
Legtllature, vetoing 105 bUll' 1n a ..,..
-Said Kissinger will v1sii l>ekirl& oct.
1 -.a and vtslt Japan on the same-trip at
. ·atlmestllltobe~ · :. . . ' . . ...
-Said no tfl!l\ng bas been ._ for a
preslde!ltlal vWt to Japan but that be
bu agreed to J10 there bl'; the end of next
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'Dirty Tricks' sinfle day. (Related .-,
Pages 5 and 17)
'lbat was .more vetoes than some
past governors issued in a y4µll".
Reagan also signed 198 bills
Tuesday as the cleared bis desk or
the Jut of the blhzard ol bills -ed In the Leglolataro'I marathon
all-night linll ..-'back on Sept.
14.
..., ~ he·~ mat~ .;, cQcfsion
on wlletber to make a pre-convention en-
dorsement of potential R e P u b 1 i c a n
presidential candidates in 1976.
N"lXOll said be did not want to support
or oppose anyooe "until tbey have been
tried on the field ol battle" in primary
elections. ije said experience lbows that
some seemingly strqng candida~ "can't
bit big league pitching."
WASIDNGTON CAP) -P olitical
saboteur Donald H. Segrettl testified to-
day that be employed tricksters in ef·
forts to .disrupt 1912 Democratic
presidential cam~gns in a haH-doun
1tates. He said he iegretted any harm he
did.
While Segretti said his activities had
been blown out of prOportion by the news
media, and actually hiid little effect on ·
th~ outi:ome of the campaign,. he told the
Senate Watergate committee:
". • • Tbis in bo way lessens my
sincere belief that my activities" were
wrong and have no place in the American
political system."
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derstatement.
He said damage I.< actuafl)I slll!fll · -'
perhaps little enough to be repaired with
wopd putty and a tiny roof patch -but
the experience was indeed a bit un-,
nerving.
SegretU, a 32-year-old Loa: Angeles
laWJ"l" wbo pleaded gullly to th,..
federal misdemeanor oounts 1temmlng
from bis sabotage operadOlll, aaid hp
wu-·recruited by former ·White House
&des Dwight L. Cllapin · and Gordoo
Strachan.
SegretU aaid 111• saboteurs operated in
Florida, New H&mpahire, California,
\\'.isconsin, Wa,sbi'ngton, D.C., and other
states, about a half-dozen in all.
Winds Dispersing
Deadly Gas That
Periled Canada
Segretti said some newsmen bave
bounded him· f.Dd bis .family, illegally
gaining acce>S to his bank credit and
telephone reoords, trying "to get a story
at any costs,'' aM subjecting him to a
campaign of ''rumor, characte r NEW NORWAY, Alta. (UPI) -Stiff
assassination, innuendo and a complete winds ladaY began to disperse a cloud of
disregard for , .• privacy." deadly hydrogen sulfide gu, ...inc the
He said former White HoJMe counsel thrf:at to hundreds of pel'IOllS who had John W. Dean Ill violated tbe con-
fidential lawyer.client relationship by been forced to nee its J)atb. ·
giving the Senate committee information "The situation is 100 percent improved
and evidence which Segretti entrusted to this IDOOling," Royal Canadian Mounted
him. · "·' ' ' Pollce Cpl. William Mcindoe said.' · Segretti said that be bad sought Dean's le I legal advice, given him a tape recording "We're beginning to t i>e9P e return
in which be explained his aabotage opera· to their homes/' he added.
-t>eclined to take sides in a iieblte
over whether the ilation's unemployinent
goal Should be 4 or $ percent, saying the
important point is to put as many people
to work as possible,
. Discussing the Agnew matter, Nixoi:i
said be believes the action Agnew bas
taken in saying he would not resign even
if indicted "is an altogether proper one."
While noting that he has taken the posi·
tion tbat any lndiced member or the
White Hause stall ~uld be diamlssed,
N".1.1:00 saJd the vice pr.esident's position
as an offtclal elected by the entire nation
b different and that any sueb ,decisiOn
"is for him to make."
At another point,. Nixon said: "l have
never asked him to resign .. ,this matter
is one for him to decide."
On three occasions, Nixon said Agnew
has personally told him be is innocent of
any wrongdoing~
Uooa:,._aod handed over documents to a At the peat of the danger TuMday g:,_~: .. ~~~:=1aibfu ~!.':U:'"aqdthan """'~~ .. wk: Cheese Chomping
the committee. . . ]\omea ol their -accord friim • 460-::.i-,:a~~ Champ Turnin~
• Chinese Tirade
Chiao Kuan-hue. vice foreign
minister of Red China. delivers
a stinging attack on the Soviet
Union and the United ~tates at
the United Nations, char~ng the two superpowers are en ..
gaged in a fierce scramble of
aggression and subversion to
dominate tbe world.
.County Elks
Happy -~out
Rule Cli~e'. ·'
' By wnJiAM scuMmER
Of 1119 o.tl'( Piie! Sllft
RepresentaUves of1 some Orange.coun-
ty I~ of the Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order· of Elks said today they Jre
happy the organization's l~year-old
"whites o"nly" rule has been dropped, but
they don't expect a rush of minority
membership applications.
"We don't have anything like a.backlog
of applications from minority people," .•
said Santa Ana lodg~ manager Oliver
Clark. ''It's good the rule was changed
because that's how we voted, bat·J don't
expect any rush." '
The Santa Ana lodge is the largest in
the county with 3,51Xl members.
It was learned Tuesday that a na-
tionwide vote of Elks lodge inembers
result.ed in an overwtletmiM rejection of
the Jong-standing requirement filµiling
membership to "white Am e[lcan
Ollzens.'! -_,
One theory ;, that the UFO rod could
bava broUn "1 a oommerdal airliner
llyinR high' above the coaatal corridor,
~ting tboQu nds of feet -like a
.-..rd ;<>I I:ramocles -Into the O'Neil
""'I· ' . A ~e Iµcely concept """""1 to be
that it could have falJEO from a
helicopter Inbound from night maneuven
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four small flrmin& commllllfU.. In the -pa:.;~ ~. " ,rith fQ Spaghetti
friends and ~bi>n i.. im. , ·'
:n>e fl!ferendlDD vote -~ 2,200 loi!ge1 In ,the, Jl.S.,. Puer10 ~G11a111,
the Cinal ZoOe and tlie Pblllppijjes 'Pl
u million !o favor of dropping the rule to Just over 30ll;ooo against.
· .. "'N~1~'Eln Exalted' lliiler
· l\rt> · •aa1~''iblt •now 1llltl the dldi!Oli fi4i been .U.de; It "i. liljiQoaJ
poUey and not the" re>lni. of inOivldual
lodges to comment on. alOlli the .....Ued Pallaade1 Route to the cuatomera.
Santa Ana U.S. Marine Corpe Alt Station. "I'm not going to clooe. I don't have Newport Beach Pollce Sgt. Darryl Youl<! said today not a •inile marting on anything agafnlt the -'e who have
the spear offers a clue to the slender, been feeding me, my tamUy and my
bent rod's origtn. bone," be l&id.
"It's a piece of something," he oboerv· Ken Locliharl a N"'"""1 Beach Mobil
ed with typical police candor, "But we d-'-who ,.:_,_ to cloae aid ha don't know what." ~--....... -1
The aSnta Ana llfCAS was aendfng an-r<allzed that the pump cloainp would nol
aViaUoo spedallst and pbotograpber to-burl the Coot of Living Council or the oil
day to examine the odd piece of companies" but still feela "aomtthing
aeronawUcal flotsam and jetsam loclted must be done" to' lilt govemment price
up In Sgt. w Chapman's loot ·and trols
wiclaimed property room. con ·
'Ille helicopter ..-tgfn was virtually ruJ. Many other dealm expreaaed the opfl>.
ed out by Maj. Clyde Cbildre'5, wbo wu Ion that to close their atatlcm would ooly
to examtne the rod tht. morning. add to their financial plight. They aid ·
"I've gone over all my control tower they could oot afford to bang out the tapes and all our planes were on the dedt ., " about one hour and-1~ minutes earlier," Gone Fishing sign for a week.
he said of the 9:40 p.m. thunderbolt that "I'm not making much money now but
hit the O'Neil house. if I shut down I'll be making even less,"
"It doesn't IOWKI like anything I can oboerved Irvine Ar<» dealer Harry
think ol," added Maj. Childress when Edward!. "So I'll he open."
asked If it could have come from one of None of the service station owners con~
his facility's helicopters. tacted reported stockpiling of supplies by
"But as base operations offiCer," he their customers. All predicted the ruab to
\'Owed, "l ,.,.ant to be damn sure." ta ke place Thursday, if at all.
BB Gun Fired
Two Laguna Youths Face
Felony Cl1arge in Attack
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of 1tlt OlllY ,lltt ttttf 1\vo Laguna Beach youths are facing
felony charges of assault today after an
unprovoked BB gun shooting attack on
tll"O Qib Scout.!! walling for their parents
in a church parking lot Tuesday night.
The youths. aged 16 and 17, allegedly
chased the younger children and fired a
BB handgun at them. There were no
serious Injuries.
An adult, KeMeth Kooken. 18, of
Laguna Beach was booked by police for
alleged contri buting to the delinquency of
minors in coMeclion with the shooting
incident.
Carlene J. Ambrose, Laguna Beach
police juvenile officer, said the force will
seek court hearings in the case of the two
juveniles, one of wholl'l I.a on probation.
One of the children was hit three times
by BBs fired from the hand~• One
told police that as be wa!I runmng away,
a BB narrowly missed his head.
The lncident began at about 9 p.m.
Tuesday as the children waited In the lot
of Community Presbyterian Church, 415
Forest Avenu e.
A car with lhree youlhs In if cruisOO'DY
and waler balloofll were thrown at the
CUb Scout!.
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The car returned and two youths got
out, one holding a handgun, Officer
Ambrose said. Sh< said the scout! didn't
know th<}t the weapon was just a BB gun
until one ol them had actually been shot
In the chest.
"You can imagine the anxiety on the
kids' parents," she sakf. One of the scouts
ran to the top of stairs and tried to open
a church door. The door was locked and
he wM shot several times, she said.
The assailants drove away again, but
returned, this tlme chasing the scouts
along Glenneyre Street. One of the scouts
franticall}t p:>unded on a door of a home
and the three youths drove away, police
said.
When the parents arrived at the
church, they took lheir..<hlldrel to the
pOlice station and reported tbe incident.
Police were able to match a description
of the car and suspecta.
Olnett Ambrose said •:BB. handgun
was round in Kooken'• vehicle. She said
that the firing of any type of flreann In
the city ls unlawful, and that BB guns
are commonly not respecttd for the
y,·eapans (hey are. BBs fired by lhe air or
spring powred guns can put out an eye or
disfigure a penoo, abe 1aid.
'Ille mountod pollce ~t WetUkawfn, ooe , LOS ANGELES (UPI) ..,-John Lorn·
of the communl.ttes1 reported 11 penons ,...bino, 20, who lW!t the world r~ 1n were treated for minor effects.of the gas. freestyle cheese .eating two years ago,
'Ille effect!, the RCllP aalcl, fncluded has announced that he wm assault the
throat and cbeot potoa, spaghetti eating r<eord.
1Tiere-were no reporta ol death or ''I feel extmnely ooofident that I can
dmnap to Uv<lloct In the area, police eat a• least 2.Z pounds of spaghetU within laid. one boor," be said Tuesday, challenging
,, the reoord holder, Tom Ctesci of San
Diego (U pounds in two bours), to a
side-by-side eat.off Friday • • ....... P ... .I
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weren' toucbecf by .the acd<lent.
Fuel from the rl1ht outbof'd engine
spilled out oo the parking area but no
lire erupt,ed. Airport firemen covered the
ground with firH"etardant foam.
Cllll<R said be dldn 't !mow bow much
ft will coat to repair the plane.
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Lombloo, according to the Guinness
World Book of Recoriis, packed away 16
ounces of hard EniJ!sb cheddar in 4
minutes, 30 seconds while sti\f a high
school student in 1971. The 5-7, 16$-pound A Iha m bra
hairdresser also claims the WGrld
unllmlted class prune-eating record or
266 pitted pnlhes in 40 minutes -a feat
accompU.hed only four daya after the
cheese.eating spectacular.
Kroening "'"'"Id oot rewal bilw bis lodge voted oo the rule, saying ooly he
will live up tO IL Another lodge
spoAsinan fndicoted eadl lodge still re-
talna blactball power over appllcanta.
Spokesriten at Huntington Beach Lodge
2444, Garden Grove Lodge IZ2 and the
Westmin~ Lodge sald they are a1Jo
happy their ~ joined ihe naUooal
trend. "Bu~ we doo't expect to be lnuodated
with new applications • from non.wbJte
members," said the Huntlngtoo Beach
spokesman.
Robert A. Yotben, grand exalted ruler
of the naUonal Elks organl.atloo, said
mudl the aame thing. lie aald lhera Is oo
way ol knowing bow many applfp.Uons f!1"" non-whites are on file, llut ha
'dOetn't tl!lnk ·the nuniber is 1oo tarp.
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CB2 Regutar-12.95 lack Purcell T annis Shaes . XB20 lndoar-16.95 Men's & Boys' Tennis Shorts-5.95 up
CB202 SyntlletX leather-18.95 Tennis Shirts-5.95 to 9.00 W"dson Leather Basketball-28.95 Tennis Dresses ~ inch Basketball Backboanl-14.95
BasketbaH Goals-3.95 & 5.95 Handballs & Gloves
Adidas & Converse BasketbaD Shoes Racquetball Racquets & Balls
' Basketball Shirts-3.40 Tennis Rackets-4.95 to 50.00 ..
Yolleyllalls & Nets --nson=Penn.:.-lklnltlp TennisBaUS::
soccer Balls 7 .95 per Doz.
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6reetl1191 Ret11r11ed
DEAR PAT: I received a bappy ·birth-
day "telegram" from Supervisor Ronald
Caspers. How did he learn my birth date
and wbo pays for tbe greeting?
P .K., tt1lsslon Viejo
The Registrar of Voters precinct lbll
Provldff tbt supervisor with your blrtb
date, but ~t your age. The greeting Is
paid for by "Friends of Caspers." a
group of 1Upporfer1. A spokesman for
Ca1per1 aid this malling is aimed at
f1mlliarlzbl1 tbe 1 a p e r v l 1 or ' 1 eon·
stUueata wt.tit his malHag ldctreil 1od
plMlllt 1t1niber'. Some resident of Leisure
World. Laguna Hiiis, teok the opportunity
&. call hi their Ullakl a•d to famlliartu
dte 1Upttvfs«'1 1taff witli a few cam-
p&amt1 en problem in their area. Socmds
like u.e 11eettnrs mlcht have opened a
Pudora!1 box.
q..,,." o" VA Checks
DEAT PAT; I am a Vietnam veteran
and full-time student under the GI Bill at
Orange Coast College. The Veteran's
Adminiitratioo sent me one $130.50 check
for the June 1·15 period and no more for
the summer school period. The VA
verifies my record3, but says it takes.up
to seven weeks to get checks. I've had
this trouble' before and it's getting to the
point where I may have to postpone my
education due to the red tape involved in
dealing with VA computen. -..
R.H., H•nt.llgto11 Beach
Tbt VA computer pat the cart before
tbe llione and 11 04boldtnt ap" clleckl for
tltt -mer scbool period for those veP
wbo took advaabge of the September
pd October ebecb -wllJcb )'OD dkl;
Wltea JM received yoar advance, you
stped a Wldle card. Whea tke VA com· ..... ...a ... lllat canl, -wtD 11arl to
ptttell year remaillD1 edacado&al .n.w.ee dlecb t.r tM 1ammer scbool
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cowll1r Ct mab •II'.'. beth yoar wW&e
-.... CW!ftl laJ1 .....-f'tlCSdl, eerillladea tf aJCt••ce ucl ...um.at ....... boo ......... .,
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DEAR PAT: ls it true that the Post
()(fioe now will reveal the names, ad·
dresses and phone numben of box
holders U the box number is belni used
for business?
B.R.M., Newport Beach
Yes. P.tarlolll LecJ'O, bo:r clerk at the
Newport Be1clt main Poat Offlce, said a
ntleawt.de U.S. postal balletla received
SejK. 13, tm inltntcta po1t office penon-
ael io rHpODd premptly by letter or
pllo9e to lnqlllrie1 from penons re-
qMStblg names, addreue1 and teJepbone
namben of box botden a1l•1 a postal
bo:r. •Umber &o do bullnesl with lbe
pabtlc:. Penoe1 makleg 1ach llqulrte1 by
letter or pbone 1boald ltate tbe firm'•
ume, h1 boi •amber and Lbe basic pro-
blem bet.•1 exptrleaced wit~ the businffs
box bolder. If the bo:r bolder 11 ne loager
at tlte address li1ted when lbe 1&1: was
...-, ,_ faqalry will be an·
dertaken through the U.S. Po1tal Servitt
Re"°"8l CoaD1el ID Wi1hhla:too, D.C., if
requaled.
Co-tellng Ce11ter
DEAR ·PAT: After reading your
response to a reader's request for a
family counseling source in a recent col-
umo, I would like you to add ".The
Center" to your referral list. Jn il$
alrilost four years of operation in Costa
?,fesa, the Youth Problem Center has
(lOOSistently coun!e.led with teen-agers
·and. their parents.
l\l.B., C0&ta ltlesa ·-. The ' Center'• free sen1ee1 include
yoatb, family and dr•J·abute counseUn g.
Vohmtttr pbyslclar11, bnne11 and medical
ttelmklans staff tbe VD cllntc which of·
fer• treatment to any person, age U and
over. The Center 11located1t Ill E. 18th
St., Cotta Meta. Its Hot Une number Jt ,~z and the bUllDeH pbtae la .U.
t.rn.
6amu Sleeping B"g
DEAR PAT: I bought what I thought
wa's a new sleeping bag, but now I find I
can't !tand·to Pe In the same room with
1t because it has an awful odor about it.
The store won't take It back and the
i:nanufaciurer won't al'lllwer mY com-
plaint letters. Is there some iOVC.mment
agency I can contact about this! By the
way. do you know all the government
qen<!et 1and jUll whet• .. cb type ol
<:0mplalnt should be dlrected? .
R.E., lh•Uast .. lkacb
To the latt qaesllon, no, tllat woa1d
1.ake a tum of Pblladelpbla l•WJtts.
Qul, t do mow fl'here JOI •heold com-
plaln about your gafny tletplnc bag. Con-
tact tbt Burua of llome P'uttilshlngt,
S401 La Grande ISl,•d.\.~cr11imento ts8t3,
.,. pboDO (1111 441-'116. ..,,. Bureau
Ucvu1et and re111lak:1 all bed.dbl&
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Estate Probe Ordered
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Supervisors Vote 3-2 for Nixon Reappraisal "
1»11r Plltt s11n f'Ml9
8\1 JACK BROBACK
0. IM DMI~ ,1191 SlaM
F'ollo\\'ing political party llncs. the
Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 Tuesday
to ask.the State Board of.Equalization to
reappraise the We&tem White House in
San Clemente.
Supervisor Ralph Clark, whose a~ce
last week resulted in a 2·2 vote, cast his
ballot y;lth Su pervisors Ralph Diedrich
and Robert Battin. They are all
Democrats.
Opposing wert Supervisors David L.
Baker and Ronald \V. Caspe;s~·Both are
. Republicans.
Baker called the move an unnecessary
expenditure of la,paye rs' funds and said
the ~ was transparent. He referred
to hls accusation last week tbat Battin
pfO!IOSed lhe P<obe because he oppo.se.
President Nixon.
By law, the state board must comply
with the county request. William Ben·
nett, chairman of the state body, said in
Sacramento that he was glad to act.
"It's something I've been asking be
done,'' he said. "! stand by my previous
stale1nents that the property is grossly
underasscssed."
SADDLEBACK'S MARSHALL AND PICTURES OF FRIENDS
Tru1tH Penetr1te1 Deepest Jungles of Brazil
The property was appraised at Sl.37
million, Jess than Nixon paid for it. There
have been many Improvements lo the
oceanside estate since then, much of the
work being paid for oot or federal funds
on the grounds it was needed for security
purposes, including landscaping and
heating. '")'111 Going. Ba~k' Bennett has said that the assessment
should have been more than $2 million.
and Battin has said it should have been
Educator Probes Brazilian Jungles
$Z.3 million. ·
Ballin said that the assessment had
given Nixon a tax break ol about $55,000
-over the pasL three years. and "everyone
in the county has to pay higher taxes to
make up for that property."
Bv JAN "'ORTH Of ·.,. DallY Pii.t Sl•ff
There are three men in the pic;:lure.
The one with clothes on has a scraggly
salt and pepper beard, curly hair, a bag·
gy khaki shirt and pants, dusty hiking
boots, aDd is loaded down with camera
equipment. He doesn't look like a college
.president. His two friends are platelip tribesmen
from some or the deepest jungles of in·
teriOl' Brazil.
"If I ever retire.," Or. James Manhall
said, eyeing the old picture of himself,
"I'm going back: there."
Marshall, a Saddleback Community
College trustee and Leisure World resi·
dent, spent five yean in the 60s filming
the lives of Brazilian tribes isolated by
hundreds of miles of dense jungle.
Several ol his films were produced by
Nau...J G""91'aphie and oow II< Ls plan-
ning a new lecture &enes based on his
experiences in South America.
P.farshall said he WU Me ot two
foreigners ever granted the permission of
the Bratilian g9vernment ·to obtain a
Brazill,. )ly1ag, 'licenM~ I As prejdenl
of \Vayland College in 1'exa11. he had
learned to pilot bis own plane for public
relations duties involving far-Oung towns.
The Brazilian lic:ense gave 1.farshall
mobility available to few Americans. '
Traveling with Orlando Villas Boas. a
Brazilian ITidi·an Protection Servlc:e
Agent. Marshall flew to ihe frontier and
went from village to village by dugout
canoe.
The Indian tribes are plagued with
troubl.es. Marshall said. If a road being
built through the jungle does not destroy
their vigorous native life, the Behemes
ot land prospecto rs w~ offer
the Indians tempting gifts will, he
pr<dicts. .
"The Indian unwittingly starts trading
with the prospectors," Marshall said,
"But he'll get a lot of things he'll V.'ish he
never got -including our diseases."
With no resistance to jungle disease.
P.1arshall experienced the o p p o s i t e
hazard. He nearly died of malaria in a
remote village a day's flying time from
Rio de Janlero.
With a temperature of 105, be became
delirious and lost 50 pounds. But since he
was the only pilot of the crew, there was
no on'e to ny and he was nursed back to
health by the Indians.
"I used to hear them say 'Look at the
\\·eak white man' as they stood over me."
Marshan recalled. "Yet I have seen 30 oC
them die within days from tbe common
COid."
He said ther ls enough timber left in
the Brazilian jungles 10 r••hulld eve!}'
bui.lding in the world nine times and still
not de.plete lhe forest.
But oonrutts have oceurred between
renegade air force officers, the state
governments, and the nationa l govern-
ment.
Though the national government has
proniised protection to the Indians, the
state government ha's sold some of their
land.
The tribes Marshan found in his ex-
peditions were robust,· and colorful.
They live in large communal huts call-
ed "melucas" ·and sleep in hammocks.
They fish in jungle rivers and cultivate
manico, a tuber root which can be work·
ed into bread and an alcoholic brew.
Fermeoation of the manico brf'w
begins witb h~D spit. Manhal.l said
lhe natives fified a dugout canoe with lhe
brew to celebrate ooe ol his arriYals.
"I knew What Was in it, bi:rt I couldn't
tum it down ." Ile said with a laugh. "So
most of it ended nmning down my chin.''
The tribesmen of the Q.tleuane, the
tribe Marshall got to know best, Y{a,ar lit·
tie besidet a belt or beads or shells. The
women wear a narrow belt with a small
triangle oo their stomach.
"Even though these ga~nts bide
nothing. a person feels embarrassed and
naked if he or she is seen without them ,"
Marshall said.
In making hi• films for American au·
diencea, many ol them church grouJ>fl.
Marshall had to get the men to partially
cover their 1enita1s. "They never did
understand. I'd-tell them to bold a paddle
in front ot them, but just when I took the
picturt they'd drop It dol\11i."
Fllmin in the moist rainforests was a
continuaf challenge. Marshall '?Ok his
own guoline power unit for filming a~
recording. Most pictures were shot with
battery packs. .
He used all professional equipmen t and
teamed as be went. Film ~'&S flown ba ck
to Rio de Janiero and t.ben to New York
where it was developed. It sometimes
took several months before Marshall
learned by cable whether the film had
turned out right and how to correct
mistakes.
,Marshall gave many of the Brazilian
lribesnlen their first plane trip -and
qiiDd-blowing example ol future shock.
"1 know that' everything I did left a
tremendous impact on their lives,"
~iarshall said. "i almost hated to in·
troduce · those changes into the 90ciety.
Now I want to go back and see the
results."
Rossn1oor Denies Reports
Of Hospitnl 'Takeover'
A rumor that the Rossmoor Corpora·
lion was interested in taking over Sad-
dleback Community Hospital as a pr'(r
prietary institution Is "completely false,"
Bernard Ingram, chairman of the
hospital's board of tl'UJlees, said today.
A Rossmoor corporation apokesmDn
said Monday the rumors. growing from
recent administrative problems which
resulted in canctllatlon of a contract
with the hospital"s management firm ,
werr: "pretty far fctchad."
Declining to give names or deta ils,
OLD FOLKS
NEED LOVING
TORONTO (AP! -A doctor at
the University ~ Toronto's school
of hygiene told a convenUon that
rtP<CSs<d sexuality Is one of the
major problems or old age. .
Or. Mru1on Powell ouggested lllot
if homes for tile aged aet Mldc pet-
ting rooms, "I 5uspect you would
have a very Jong waiting list."
• Ingram said ''We are re-financing very
favorably, and expect to finalize the deal
within a few days. We are employing an
administrator.''
Ingram al90 dispelled as "oompletely
false" a rumor that the hospital's board
of trustees 1s badly divided in the face of
countless delays ln opening the $15
mlllloo nonprofit facility In Uguna Hills.
"We have never been more united than
we are right now," he said. He added ·
that rpeeulation that the hospital might
go Into a joint. management arrangement
with South Coast C.OmmWlity Hospltal in
South Laguna is unfounded.
"'l'tiis ha.I been proposed in the fast,
but we are not considering it now, '1 he
tald.
-0n "MOiiaay:-Tngram said any ln-
fonnatlon be could give out would be
"confusing to the public.·•
"We are not In a po.1Jtlve position :it
this time," he. said. ~'We want to
cooperat~ and hopt. to have Informa tion
a.s to our status wlthin the very nf·ar
future."
The hospital's administrator, Ll'n
l.nBella , left Tburpday, the day the oon·
tract with the Lutheran Hospital SOcic1y
or Southern California expit'td. · ,,,..
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Supervisor Baker pointed out Tues<f9,y
tha·t the County Assessment Appeals
board was scheduled to hear Battin 's
complaint on Oct. 26. "Why ask tJie state
to enter the picture in advance Of our
own regular appeals procedure?" be ask·
ed .
Battin said he had been informed by
the State Board of Equalization that they
would do the reappraisal at cost, an
estimated $3,100.
Bill Dun10p, executi've secretary or the
State Board ol Equaliiafion. said the
$3 ,100 figure was merely an estimate. He
said if the state board entered into a con--
tract with Orange County it would bill
the county for lhe actual cost ot the
reappraisal.
County Assessor Jack Vallerga has de-
fended the current asse!l.'!merrt. He said
mo8\ of the lmprovemehfs are bOt taxable
because the government paid for them .
Furthermore, he contends, the value Of
the property has dropped bec.ause coastal
legislation restricts development of.
oceanfront prapert.y. ·---I ~
Clark in casting his vote read a
prepared statement. "The competency ~r
integrity of the tax assessor or of his
predecessor is noi really in question," he
stated. He then said : "Has the President
o{ the United States received a tax break
and, if so, does he continue to do so, is
the question to be answeretl .
"This matter must be laid to rest in
Rose to Love
Brings Death
PORTLAND. Maine (APl
Thomas LapMno, 21. told police the
single rose he handed Barbara
Aube was meant as a loken of his
love.
Laprino said he took one band off
the steering wheel to pass tllc
flower to her and his car went o~
ol control and slammed into a fire
hydrant.
Miss Aube, 25, was killed.
GEM TALK
TODAY
by
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THE "ULTIMATE " GEM
OR
JEWEL FOR YOU
liidden a\vay are many s.izeable
or important gems and Jewelry
pieces which, although valuable,
do not suit or please their o\vners.
Many of these valuable dia·
monds gemstones and je\velry
pieces ' were gifts or 'inheritances
unsuited to your particular image
or desire.
\Ve have customers \Vaiting for
us to finrl some specially fine mod·
ern or antique gem or je\velry piece
\Vhich you may have but not want.
\Vbcther from individuals or es-
tates, we'd llke to examine such
items, backi,ng carefu.1 app~aisal
"'ilh our solid reputation built on
27 years of inde{Mlnden t operation
in the same location. \Y e of.fer what
we know is fair value.
So whether you have something
to sell or wani to buy. co1na in to
see us; that 1'ulC1mate" gem for
vou n1ay be here .•. or we rnay
!ind ll for you .
such a mllMcr that people around the
world will realize that v.e. in Oran~e
County at least have a govcrnnicnt of
law, not of n:ie1nContlnued defense of the
existing apprhlsal. no mutter how
merllorius, will not stop the question ,"
Clark continued.
Clark said "A reappr:\ls.·11 by an out-i.lf-
county, ou1-0f-government ,.out-of po\llics,
fully credentialed appraiser should lay
the matter to rest, once and for all,"
The issue arose ov er Battin's challenge
to the $1.37 million appraisal \Jy Assessor
Jack Vallergl:I 00 the President's proi>-
erty. Battin says there are O'IOl'e than
$800,000 In 8e(Urily expenditures by the
U.S. Government. Vallerga say1 lhey are
not asoessablc .
Tuesday's session was relnllvely <1ulet
conpared to the previous week when .
diarger cf polities rang through the
lk'ar\ng room and supervisors verba lly
attacked one anothtr.
Supervisor Caspers contended .that the
appr.:1.isal should be of several large prop-
ertif!s not just the President's. "This is
JUSI a political auac.k on one man,·• be
argued.
Battlit19 P1•ej11dice
Former Aide to Lindsay
'
Reveals I-Io1nosexuality
NEW YORK (API -After years of
secrecy and fear that his homo!iexua\ity
would become known. a former city
public health official now says he is mak·
ing the facts know himself in an effort to
end employers' prejlldice.
Dr. Howard J. Brown, fllayor John V.
Llnd.say's first health services ad·
ministrator, 'Said Tuesday there are.
others in prominent positions and in a
number of professions who are "ter-
rified" tbat their homosexuality will
become known.
"I know of homosexual priests,
clergymen, dentists, politicians. When I
served in Mayor Linds.ay·s cabinet as
HSA and health commissioner, there
were other homosexual commissioners
known to me ," he said in an interview.
"I want to make the point that I've
known · more gay physicians than
hairdressers.'' he ~id.
Brown said his 18 months as Lindsay·s
Dana's Handball,
Tennis Courts
Will Be Ligl1ted
Four new t'e:Mis courts and an ad·
jacent handball area at Dana Hills High
School will receive lighting withln the
next few months.
Trustees of the Capistrano Unified
School District agreed this week to seek
bids on the project which has a rough
staff estimate of $20,000 for installation
and several-hundred dollars a month for
maintermooe.
The project already. is included in the
present bydget and primarily wou ld
benefit citiiens in the community using
Ure facilities at night.
San Clemente High School's courts are
already lighted at night and .receive ex-
treme use -even into the early morning
hours because of the growing popu]arity
of both sports.
Coin meters initially were considered
by trustees for the courts but because of
theft and vandaJism. school off icials
deemed the meters more trouble than
lhey ,are worth. .
Instead of meters the new lighting
system st Dana Hills will have a button
which, when depressed, would activate
the lights for a half hour period .
One notable difference will be included
in the new plan, however .
At San Clemente High School lhe lights
are hooked into the syste1n serving the
football field in such a way that when the
stadium lights go on . the tennis players
are in darkness.
Director of Administrative Services
Joseph Wim er assured trustees that the
Dana Hills system will be independent.
hence the tennis buffs can play without
interruptions.
health services administrator in 1966 and
1967 began ;;ifter he made no mention o(
his homosexuality before appointment
·',\nd if I'd been asked, I would not
have been appointed commissioner,'' he
said.
He decided to resign, he said, alter
hearing that the late columnist Drew
Pearson n1ight have been writing a col -
umn aqout homosexuals in the Lindsay
11dministration. Although the column
"''asn't wr itten, "lhe rear I might be
discovered was el'IOUgh," Brown said.
Brown said he informed Lindsay by
letler lasl week of his decision to speak:
out about himself. A spokesman for the
1nayor said .Dr. Brown ~·as hired for the
city post "because of his profesSionalism
a.nd achievement in his field, and those
r1tmain the criteria for hiring in city
government..,
Brown, now a professor or BOCial
1nedicine at New York University School
of Medicine, planned to dlscuse his own
background today before 600 physicians
at a symposium on human sexuality at
the carrier Clinic in Belle Meade, N.J.
Brown said he originally came to New
York from his native Illinois becaUie.
although he wanted to be a small-town
doctor. he felt liVing in Greenwich
Village would be easier. He said
homose xuality "has shaped everything,
just everylhing." ~
Now , however, he said. "times hive
changed. . .If I'd made the an-
nouncement two years ago , I woold have i
had to commil suicide." ~
Viejo Slates ~ •
' . '•
'Mini f ' • orum ' t
Horse Show ti
A "mini-forum" horse show Is schedul·
ed to begin at 8:30 a.m. Sunday at the
!\.1ission Viejo Equestrian Center.
Entrants fron1 San Clemente lo Norco ,
are invited. 1
~istration opens at B a.m. at the 75-'
acre center in the hills behind La Paz
Road at ~1argucrite Parkway. ~
Silver engraved trays wiU go to all first
place winners. A high point award of
• tack will be given to each winner in the .
Western and English ctivisions. !
Truman Barnes, a director o t
Equestrian Trails, Inc., will judge the
show. ~tore information may be obtained
by calling 8.'J7-40S4 or 5116-4210. I
Malter classes v.•ill begin at 8:30 a.m.
followed by \Yes tern pleasure, equitation,
stock and trail classes. The English rail
and jumping classes will be after lunch.
Schooling classes are available in all
div isions.
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Wednesday, Octob•r 3. 1Q73 4 OAIL V PILOT
~ \Vleh
I \ Judge -Blasts Leaks·
-; . ~
Grand J ury Told w Ignore Agnew Repom l i 11
'You sure you've still got
complete faith in me
Rif;hardl'
BALTTh10RE 1U PI J -Federal judge
\\'alt'r £,, lloffm an ilmled special in-
struction.• to grand jurors today, decry-ing'ne~ ~ks on ttte iuppoaedly secret in~ligaffdti: \or 1tteged wrongdoing
agalnst Vice Preside'nt Spiro T. Agnew.
The judge cautioned Jurors t o
disr~ard the news reports.
observed that some of them during.past
elections. may have voted eilher for or
against some of the public ()fficials in·
votved in the lllquity.
"' l}I·.'
"THIS FACf is erittrely immaterial to
your determination as. to What you should
do in a given case," he said.
The investiplion originally was called
to look into charges of kickbacks in-
volving state and local ofllclals, put and
present, in Maryland.
"We are rapld1y approaching the day
when the perpetual conntct between lhe
news media, operating as they do under
freedom of speech and fr~om of the
presa, and the judfcial system, charged
wllb protecting the rights of penons
under lnvestlgatlon . for criminal acts~
must be resolved," Hoffmin· said.
Paper Cla ims
Nixon Taxes
"IT \VOULD be a tragedy to the cause
or !he administration or juslice if grand
jurors returned an indictment merel y
because the jurors may have heard or
seen comments by the news media,"
Hoffm an said.
He read to lhc grand jurors a 10-page
set of supplemental instructions at a 17-
minute open session in his courtroom.
Mitchell, Gray
Only $1,670
PROVIDENCE. R.1. IAP ) -· The
Providence· JoumRl·Bulletin said today
that Pre!ident Nixon paid $L,670 in
federal taxes for 1970 and 1971 and
received $131 ,503 in federal income tax
refunds for the two-year period.
The Journal-Bulletin said govenunent
sources provided docuffients showing that
•President and Mrs. Nixon paid $792.81 in
federal taxes in 1970. while receiving a
$72,614.43 refund. It said the documents
show that in 1971 lhe Ni xons paid $878.03
in toes and got $58,889.41 refund.
nlE WJDTE House has refused to say
wbether Nixon paid federal income taxes
for 1970 and 1971.
The Baltimore Sun reponed op Sept. 11
that Nixon apparently pald no income tax
for the two years because of iris deduc·
liom for interest, real estate.taxes and
the donation of his 'Vicec~residential
papers to the NatiOOal ,A'rch1ves. These
deduction ,s the SUn' .saMt, .exceeded tbe
President's salary oC '2CJl},txXl a year.
Nixon issued Peisonal f i n a n c e
statements in· 11164, 1969 and 1972. He said
at a news conference last month t~at his
1970 and 197i.taueturns were audited by
tile. Internal. Revenue Service and no
change was qrdered.
Hoffman, a U.S. district judge whose
home jurisdiction is Norfolk, Va., has
been assigned' supervision or the grand
jury investigating allegations of political
kickbacks against Agnew.
He reminded the jurors of the oa lh or
• secrecy they took when sworn in last
December and told the panel:
"Since my designation, and perhaps
prior thereto. f have noted with great
reluctance that the news media have
caused· many articles, slalements and
newscasts to be issued.
"TO WHAT extent. if any, lhe news
media have attempted to obtain in-
formation from you. I illo not know.''
Agnew has been highly critical of news
CO\•erage of the investigation, saying lhe
numerous leaks have hurt his chances of
a fair inquiry. He has claimed the Jwtice
Department has been responsible for
many of the leaks. .
Hoffrilan said the news media had
"frequent1y overlooked the rights of
others." After the jurors left to resume
proceedings, the judge emphasii.ed to report~ his remarks conc'erned in-
accuracy.
_ The judge called in the 22 jurors foilO~ing a one hour. 40 minute cl~
session .with Agitew's attorneys and
members of the proseculion staff. If was
understood that the vice president's
lawyers Were pressing for an inquiry into
news leaks which have surrounded the
Agn~\f case.
, In hls atatement to the jurors. Hoffman
• • Testify Ill Case
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -Former Atty.
Gen. John N. Mitchell and former acting
FBI Director L. Patrick Gray Ill were
expected to testify today as two former
state officials try to prove federal
charges against them were politically in·
sp~red.
THE FORMER Texas officials are one-
time Atty. Gen, Waggoner Carr and
former Insurance C.Onunissiooer John
Osorio, both under indictment in the
Sharpstown bank scandals.
Mitchell aad Gray have been su~
poenaed, as Jw banker Frank W. Sharp,
who•has been given immunity in return
for his testimony. .
Sharp,_ wOO headed• the Sharpstown
bank, was originally accused o(. trying to
bribe Texas politicians l o p3ss, some
bapking bills. He allegedly sold the politi-
cians stock on shaky collateral and then
manipulated Lhe stock value upward.
CARR AND 09orio are under in-
dictment for mail fraud and conspiracy
arising from the sca.rtdal. They want the
cha rges against lhern dismissed because,
they aay. they were drummed up to
damage political leaders in Texas.
Their -trial is set for Oct.. 23.
Fonner U.S. Atty. Gen. Richard Klein-
dienst. and AssL Atty. Gen. Henry E.
Petersen testified Tuesday in the first_
day of hearings.
Klelndiens~ testified he had set several
conditions for Sharp's immwiity, but U.S.
Atty. Anthony J. P. Farris failed to carry
them out. He said Farris failed to get
Sharp's testimooy about other figures in
the case in writing. ·
KLEINDIENST said he removed Far-
ris from the case and placed tt under the
supervision of Justice D e p a r tm e n t
lawyers in Washington.
Still to~be ruled-#l ;by.--u.s.·~District
Judge William M. Taylor Jr: is a motion
seeking tapes from the White House of a
conversation which Osorio claims oon-.
cerned Sharpstown. 1 The government has said the motion
should be not allowed because "there has
been no showing that anyone in the White
House has information relevant to this
proceeding." r The Journal-Bulletin said today, "Tax·
es paid by the Nixons in 1970-71 are
roughly equj'(llen\ to te:xes paid by some-
one who elfllf •1atwt $7,000 a year.
claims oqe '$~ptlon and does not
itemiz.e ~ according to tax
manuals." .;
.Dog Lovers Raise Howl
'
TIJE NEWSPAPER arHcle-£Bid tM
documents &uppon a White House source
who told Ole Washington Post that the
NU:ons have paid taxes in ea9J year of
hi!' presidency.
Air Force Plans. for Bep.gle Pups Prompts Letters
• Referring to the refunds. the Journal-
Bulletin said it could not obtain the
President's t'11mplete income tax form,
"so it is uncertain exac!ly how such large
refunds were possible."
Howe vet. it ·said Nixon vire-presiden·
tial papers wtre valued at $570,000. It
said the type of deduction claimed for
the papers "aS eliminated as of July_25,
1969. but said the \Vhite House has claim-
ed that the . .,Presldent made -the gift
tierore then. ·
The deduction limit under the old law
was 30 perawr·or adjusted gross income
in ihe year ol the gift and SO percent in
each of the following years. the story
said.
"TIIEREFORE. based onl y oo the
President 's .salary," the report added,
"the Nixoos presumably claimed a
deduction .ol $60,000 for the gift of the
pape~.in 1969, <)nd $100.000 in subsequent
years
Pros.titution
Statute Upheld
f\.1ADISON , Wis. IAPI -Wisconsin's
llla8 law against prostitut ion has been
upheld by I.he W!sCQnsln Supres;ne Court
in a challenge from a \\'Om<in \\'ho con·
tended it denied her equal protection ot
1he laY.'.
The la\v's failure to refer to male pros·
titution docs not make it un-
const itutional. the court held Tuesday,
because prostitution by eit her sex is
nonetheless illegal in !he stale.
. . .
W~SHINGTON (AP) -In letters t.o
Con~ the American public has sent
up a·· \!Pwl ol pro\eSt ove.t._ proposed
military •experiments that would subject
hundreds of beagle puppies to poisonous
fumes.· ••
Rep. Aspi.n (0-Wis.); started the
conlr6versy in July by dlsclos~g that the
Air Force was planning to de-bar:k . 200
young beagle& and forct! lhem to bre,alh
aviation fumes . Since then, Aspin aides
said, they've gotten thousands of lett~rs,
"more than we get on any other su~
ject."
THE NU~1BER is sure to grow after
Aspin's latest revelation that the A~y is
purchasing 400 pups r~r poison gas
testing.
A 13-year-old _girl rron1 Cary, N.C.,
wrote Rep. Garry E. Studds, D-Mass.,
what she would llke to tell the Air Force:
"Because of your pig-headed, stupid and
idiotic mind you will probably cause the
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She added a rather i.ndelical~ ~rence
to what she wpuld like the ~~ -all
200 or them -to do on the Ali".Torce's
front porclt •
A lft-year-old boy in OliCJIO.Pfinstak-
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"What would they do if U)ill:~'t no
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· -B.m n$ to Death
A~ H~~d of B~ys
BOSTON .(Al\) -A 24-year.9.Jd.Bo~on
woman di~ today at City Hospital-after
-she was set afire by six youths who at-
tacke<l her Tue~y night, ~ said.
When Evelyn ti1. Wag]er's car, ran out
of gas in Roxbury section, Police said,
she went to a service stat.ion, obtained a wan or gasoline.aJ:!<i "'?-'returning to her
ear when she )Vas , attacked Dy the
youths. • '. ··~ ·
Mrs. Wagler wait forced .into· an alley
off Blue Hill Avenue aild ordered by the
youlhs to splash the gHOl.ine on herself.
Then. according to._Roijce, the youlhs
tossed a match, set the wOmp.n afire and
fie<!. •
Mrs. Wagler rolled on the ground and
managed to put out the fire, but not
before she had suffered second-and
third-degree burns over her entire
body. police said.
She ran to a nearby store •where she
telephoned ror help. She died several
hours later.
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is my Second lime." •
AIR FORCE Secretary Jobn L.
McU..cas is no}" the target of petitions
from the Animal Pro(ection Instituie of
America and other organitations.
The letters: are 'coming irom Atlanta,
Plllledelphia, Los Angelos and San Fran.,
cisco, as well as Justice, Ill., and
Zebulon, .N.C. Smne have corne<-from as
far a~ay as Canada and England.
Somewhere among all his Watergate
mail, Sen. Sam J . Ervin Jr. (D-N.C.),
has a letter from a constituent in Raleigh
asking him to see what he can dO ror the
puppies. Sens. Charles H. Percy (R-Ill.).
Adlai E. Stevenson 111 (D-lll.), and
Jesse A. Helms (R-S.C.), have all been
on the receiving end of letters, as has
Mrs:. Lyndon B. Johnson, widow of the
late president.
TIIE PENTAGON has not yet put its
tail between its legs, but it apparenUy is
reconsidering. At first, the Air Foree
described the proposed experiments as
necessary to determine the effecU of
aviation pollutants on people. But last
week, the Air Force told Studds It was
"taking a long, hard second look" at the
matter.
That look CQUl8 grow longer and harder
as t~e November starting date for the.
Air Force experiment draws near.
The one question voiced by almost
every letter is "Why beagles?" Studds'
says no one would ~ver have noticed if
they had proposed to use' guinea pigs.
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Lead s Rhia ls
Vice h1ayor 7'1aynard Jackson,
biddi ng lo become the first
black chief executive of At·
lanta. Ga .• easily outdistanced
JO rivals lo force a runoCf
elect.i on against white lncum·
bent mayor Sam Massei!. The
35-year-old attorney received
47 percent of the vote.
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More Wlti~.Deatlts
Newsmap spats c~·wbere:Virgj;;.i.1and police arrested an
illegal immigrant an<( sought another in the Tuesday night killing ol
three whites on this racially troubled islaftd. The· latest dealh8i two
young girls and a Frenchmari, raise to 18 the number or whites mur-
dered in the last 13 months.
A Screntific Thriller-
Pioneer Craft Doomed?:
WASIUNGTON (AP) -A leading
spa.ce scientist Jw reported that a nall-
biting, scientific cliff-hanger is in the ()ff.
ing ror next month -involving the
possib le destruction cf an American
spacecraft now gunning towards Jupiter.
THE WORD came from Dr. J8.{ll-eS
Van Allen, famed University of Iowa
physicist and the chief discoverer of the
radiation belts that surround the earth.
Van Allen iotd a Navy-sponsored scieh·
tific conrerence Tuesday that America's
Pioneer-10 UM'lanned spacecraft, heading
for a "Uy-by" o(·Juplter on Dec. 4, coold
be destroyed by radiation belts presumed
to surround the raraway planet -If ~
belts are as fearsome as he and some
other scienUsts believe Ibey might' be.
ON THE other hand, he said, some
other scientists hold this belief:
The presumed Jovian radiation belta -
believed formed by the entrapnent or
electrified partJcles from the Swl by
:Jupiter's magnetic field -might be, in
effect , softened up by the infiuence or
some cf Jupiter's multiple moons u they
orbit the planel
And, according to this theory, Pioneer·
10 woold safely ride through the belts.
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belts 1&te io Noveriiher, Van Allen said:··
'1Potentially, it (the belt aru) is an
enormously damaging region, and there's
no assurance that the spacecraft will
survive it.
Rescued Seaman
Dies of Kidney
' Complications
HONOLULU (AP) -James Fisher , a
would-be missionary who survived 72
days adrift ln the Pacific. died Tuesday.
Fisher, 2S, ol ~1oses Lake, Wash., died
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or a kidney infectkm and complications,
said a spokesman at St. Francis Hospital.
Fisher's kidneys slopped functioning
last Friday, and he had been receiving
kidney machine treatments since then.
He•had been listed in poor to critical con·
dltion since arriving here a week ago.
e Tran•lt Comp
TEL AVIV (UPJ) -Prime Minl,ter
Golda f\.feir called in her cabinet today to
hear lhe results or what she said was her
''sad" effort to dissuade Austria Crom
closing down a transit camp for lsraeU-
bound Soviet Jews. But she raised the
hope that Holland might take Austria ·1
place.
BoUt Israeli and Dutch government
spokesmen denied there had been a
formal offea: by the government of the
Netherlands to set up a transit camp ror
the thousands of Russian J e w s
emigrating to lerael but Holland said the
problem was under atudy. r
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J•ACKS01'\'1LLE, Fla. (AP) -Two
men wanted In the January mass ex!
ecullon pf seven Hanl!.£1 Moslems in a
Washington , o.c.. home are jailed 1rl·
.hrek9onvllle in lieu of $500,000 bond each.
The FBl announced that It had ar-
rested John Wesley Grlffin, 28, and
Wtlliam Christian, 29, in a Jacksonville
ap&rtment on Tuesday.
e Re d Sputnik•
MOSCO\V. (UPI ) -'ll1c SOviel Union
launched eight unmanned Sputniks tnto
earlh orbit aboard a single rocket today,
iLS seventh "shotiun" satellite launch
since 1970, the Tap news agency old.
Wntem military experts said such
shots may be linked with development of
inissiles with multiple warbeadS. The
U.S, Dtftlll!.fl; Deptrtmtnt said in AugusL
that the Soviets had tested 1uch mlssllc1,
\\•ht.ch ere known tn m111tary Jargon as
MIRVs.
"THUS. THERE will be a very hl&h
period of excllement • • • bljllmln( In
late November."
Van Allen addressed a sympollllD'l'l
marking the soth anniversary of the
Naval Research Laboratory.
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mer dean or the Uni versity oL
Southern califomia MedicaJ
School, was named· Tuesday as
interim head of the newly
created federal Alcohol, Drug
Abuse and Mental Health Ad·
ministration.
Cambodia Troops
Forced to Leave.
. Cupit.al Section
PHNOM PENH I AP I -Government
forces abandooed an advanc•:pasitioa on
the southwestern defense perimeteri or
Phnom Penh under pressure· from ·in-
creasingly strong insurgent forces in the
area, the Cambodian command said to--
day. -,
Command sixikesman Col. Am Rong
said the advance unit -"maybe a pla-
toon or a company" -pulled bade
across the Prek Thnot River to join
government forces on the river's north
bank, 14 miles southY.-est of the capital.
Al\.f RONG said Khmer Rouge ·In·
surgcnls have increased their stn:ngth
rrom two to six battalions over the put
two weeks in -the area of Highway 31, an
east-west road that Corms part of the
capital's southern defense llne. He said
lbe government has sent reinforcements
into the area.
Meanwhile .. at Sala Lek.Pram. 35 miles
north of Phoim•Penh where Highway 5
has be<n cut by the inlu\gent. 10<
weeks, an army olfioer waa cllalgtd with
sp~ng lvhile workiog In the gam~·s
radio room. The offfcet\ Jn Otoen, 27,
was arrestedoa!t.er be blew up the radio
with a hand fenaile, killing t\l.v soldler1
and wC1W¥t1.nt~ven, oMclals said.
A ~tenant ot Sala Lek Pram
dc!ectoclto the Khmer Rouge after his
comma"ndcr denied hill request io retreat
during an alta<k on hla PoSltion.
o:ftlER o..zictas said the omc.r ~~t!d durlJig I battle Tuetday nlg!tt
• wt hls men f~ht on without him.
Jrl Saigon, a military court today con-
vtcte<l Brig. a.n. Vii Van Oral .Of aban-
doning Quang Tri City, SOuth Vlelnam's no~ provincial capital, during
the 1972 North Vietnamese offensive. He
was sent~ to-ft9"e years at hard
tabor.
Giai, .Jonner oommander of )1'e Soul~
Vletna~ 3rd Infantry Dlvl!lon, "'"'
tended that the pullbtck was necessary
cleoplte President Ngoyen Van Thltu'1
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' OAI LAND (AP)
AuthortUea today were ln-
veatigating the crash of a
1p0llce ·he~coplf:r which ptum.
meted into a parking tot, bw:Jt into names and tJUed two of-
ficen an board.
... . . his chest alorig a rib, without
breaking the rib or entering
the chest cavity. lie was
released from Scripps
Memorial Hospital in San
Diego after treatment.
JACU"1JA (UPI ) -Border
patrolmen, a1erted by Vietnam
, 'Jbe aii-cratt narrowly m~
fCl a restaurant when lt crash-
ed Tuesday nll!ht in a light
commercial area of East
Oakland near Fruitvale
,Avenue and Foot hill
Boulevard. Police said no
otben were injured, but a few
autos were damaged by the
· type int:nider semors, tracked
down .a human pack chain of
Merlcans carrying marijuana
through the darkness Tuesday
and' fought a iunbatl!e less
than 400 yards north of the
.border.
BARRY SAID that elec-
tronic sensors planted along
the border had alerted the
Border Patrol Friday and
Saturday that large groups
were illegally crossini the line
in the Jewel Valley arr.a west
"Jacumba.
fir~ .
-!dentllied the vio-lhm as Offletrs Wendell ·
Troyer, the pilot, and David WOUNDEQ PATROLMAN
Guider. Both were pinned Norman ll:rry
uodemeatb·the wmkage. '
POIJCE OIIEF Charles
Gain said 1he men cave no in-
,dicaUon of mechanical. trouble
Wi\en they radioed head·
quat1erl!I shortly before the
crash. He said the officers
-were 0(1 routine aerial patrol
aod were ~ to a
reported nibbery.
'Ille Federa'i A v I a t I o n
Admlnl1tra ti on la in-
vestigating.
The helicopter's blades flew
off Oil impact and knocked
down part of a fence sur-
rounding the u no cc up i e d
Fruitvale N).lnery S c h o o I
Oilld Care center.
AN EYEWITNESS, Anthon y
Remolli., said be beard two
loud uplosiona as t h e
-be.Ucopter piwed overhead.
Rabid Coons
'Threate11
Celebrities
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LOS ANGELES (UPI)
Henry Fonda and James
Stewart are among t h e
celebrities who may have been
exposed to rabid raccoons at a
society "BeasUy Ball" jeld
Sept. 21 to raise money for the
zoo. county health authorities
said Tuesday.
Officials said they were ask·
Ing the ball's organizers to
canvass the guest list to fmd
out whether any of the 300 or
so who attended were bitten or
scfatched by the anima!J.
"The odds are that they are
"It ~when the plane not in any kind of danger, but
bit the ground," Renwlli said., we can't take chances," said
"'It burst into names." -Dr. Icliiro Kamei.
He-aa1d the aircraft then turn.
eel toward the lltreet.
Consolidation Bill
V ~toe~ by·:Reagan
SACRAMENTO (AP) proves successful, it will then
Gov. Ronald Reagan has be time to' consider further
vetoed ·a, major COOIOUdalion ;nea.sures.
ol Los AnpleHrea air pdlhJ.. In reaction, Moretti called
tW..diltttdl. But he aigned a ~ veto "a· tremendous set· bid ~ ~ a pilot prpcram bit~k .in our attempt to toughen rtory '1ebicl•'-In-,lllf: ~t a/jBinst smog in the
I. ill .. ~ . (W;.M,gelel Basin. II once •lii veto e Tue!doy1 '~ l!jdicates his (Reagan's) Ririi-, mnsolldattor\ 1 ,e~~ of the major cor· ~ould ~te an unneeded.,-o, ·~ale polluters in California."
e~ J,ayer of gove.mment. He
said the vehicle inspection bi II
~ld mike ~ "the tax·
payers-will get ·their money's
worth.''
Moderate
Quake Hits ,.
Bay Area ·
, Th r 'e e marijuana-packers
were killed and one border
patrolman was wounded. A
man beJleved to be waiting to
receive the marijuana was ar-mt«t.
111E REST of the band.
bellevtd to number about
seven, ned back across the
OOrtler. eluding pursuit
through tbe rugged. scru~
covered mountains about 70
miles e&St of San Diego.
Police in ·Tecate, on the
~fexlcan side of the border,
reported capturing a man
believed to' be one of the
nee~. smygglers, and said
that !!tt'ee of those who
escaped may have b e en
wounded by the U.S. offw:ers'
gunfire.
The wounded officer,
Norman Barry, 31. was struck
1n the side by a .22-<!aliber
bullet, which skimmed around
Such sensors were used in
Vietnam to detect Communist
troop movements, and have
since been brought into use
along the U.S.-11.iexico border
to detect the movements of
dope smugglers and illegal
aliens.
Monday night,. the sensors
again sounded the alarm, Bar·
ry said, and eight patrolmen
in two cars sped to the scene.
About four miles north of the
border they found a Cadillac
parked on a dirt road with
about 500 pounds of marijuana
iD the trunk, they said.
The driver. Felix Milanez
Morfin, a Mexican Citlzen, was
arrested.
Marijuana Supporters
Launch New Ca~paign
SACRAMENTO !AP)
Backers .or last ye a r's
defeated marljuBna initiative
are going to try again in 1974
to legalize the private use or
marijuana, Secretary of State
Edmund G. Brown aMounct?d .
ble, Sheila M. Delany, Thoma s
E. Plante and Lawrence
Goebel.
The property initiative is
sponsored by Allclta Lewis of
Stanton, Peter J . Remmel or
Garden Grove. and Gltbert W. ·
Ferguson of Newport Beach.
Sinatra
Faces Suit
Brown said Tuesday that
backers of the marijuana in-
itiative have qualified for a
new initiative petiUoo cam-
paign. They now must collect
verified signatures of 325.504
registered voters to get the
measure on the ballot .
The initiative would legalize LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
the private -but oot public -Salt Lake City businessman
~ ol marijuana for persons has ~led a $2.5 millloo II.lit
18 and older. It Would also · ttllow tbe cultivation or marl-against singer Frank Sinatra
juana for pnVate a<re. But the in co~edion with an alleged
sale or commercial distribu· Palm Springs altercation In
lion of marijuana would still which officials had refused• to
be Illegal. • press Charges ' for lack of
Local governments would be evidence.
empowered to prot\ibit public use of marijuana and to levy The suit was Hied Tuesday
fines GI' up to $100 for viola· in U.S. District Court by
lions. Frank J. Weinstock, vt'ho
A similar marijuana in-asserted Sinatra and two com-, itiative was rejected by 3 2·1 margin last November. panions physically attacked
The consolidation measure
by AJsembly Speaker Bob
Moretti, (0-Van Nuys), would
hal-e created the South Coast
Air Basin Pollution Control
District and given It authority
to set· up a rn,.ndatory in-
speUion _...,,, In the region
that covers ~ or parts of sli:
llllOl·Plaiued cotmUes.
Official sponsors of the mari-him last May 5 while he and
SAN JOSE (AP) -A juana intuatlve are P.Ilchael R. his wife were in the Trinidad
moderate earthquake awaken-Aldrich, Ronald C. Green. Hotel cocktail lounge.
eel sleeping residents fro m Eileen B. Janowitz, Corey P. Police earlier said they
Santa Cruz to the San Fran· 11-fason, Peter James. Frances would not press charges for
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btlleves, and so do the Boards mediate report of damage, at
of SUpervl.sors of Los Angeles the Ann Darling Bowling alley
and Ventura coonlies and the here, where the quake ap-
Ventura A 11 o c·l a t i on of P.8f:efitlY severed a water pipe
Govenunenls, that It is not Uiside the building.
prudent to adopt an ongoing The tremor measured 4.25
program with ta i: p a y l n I on the Richter scale at the
powert when there is in-University Or C a I i for n i a
sufficient evidence the tax· Seismographic station · i n
payer& wlD get their money's Berkeley. Research asSistant
worth in terms of pollullon Jerry Simila said the quake
abatement," sakt Reagan's look place at 3:&7 a.m. along
press secretary, CI y d e the San Andreas fault near
Walthall. ~1organ }1UI , 20 miles south of
Dt addition to Los Angeles &an Jose.
and Ventura counties, Ute "Anything between 4 and 5
Moretti bill woWd have con-is considered a moderate
aollda~ed all ol Orange County earthqua::e," said Simila.
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Threat to Park Plan
The County of Orange may be on the verge of 10 ..
ing a prime piece of south county land it has coveted for
use 11 a major regional park.
A private development company claims·· to have
1nade a deal to buy the 5,500 acres or the Starr Ranch
above San Juan Capistrano for $6.6 million. ·
Lawyel'l for the Starr Ran~h FoundaUon, a conglom-
erate of 10 charities, say the deal hasn't closed yet, but
an offer is in the works.
At this point. it is not cle:ir what stage the transac-
tion is in, but it is clear that the county's plans for a
park on that land are in serious jeopardy. The developer
wants to build homes and trailer parks there.
Though the land is zoned as open space, the dev~l·
opers say they'll fight to cha.nge it. That's happened in
other places.
~ To date, county officials have been confused by the
whole situation. They have appraised the land at $4.4
million but it see1ns that's not enough.
It Is apparent the county will have to do some quick
investigation and come up with a plan of action that will
placate thousands of citizens who were hoping to have a
park on the Starr Ranch.
Heigl1ts Development
The Laguna Beach City Council has enacted a series
of strict new development standards for Arch Beach
Heights, striking a middle line between warring factions
of speculation builders and irate residents.
The standards were necessary to stop unwise and
unsightly construction on the hill. However, standards
alone will not control construction quality.
houses will be bullt which the cfty has admitted it can·
not JnBpect adequately.
U the ply cannot altord an adequate inspection
staff to insure current standards, how b adding addl·
tional regulations going to help ii building proceeds at
a pace the city' canriot meet with inspection?
The middle coune, while not entirely wrong, is
never entirely right.· Prompt action on professional re.
planning ror the heights could help establiJlb a more
suitable middle road.
Filling Dual Need
O!llclals of the Capistrano-Laguna Regional Occupa·
tional Program finally appear to have found a buyer for
a house built last year by members of the construction
classes and if all ~oes well the new owner will be hauling
his ptjze away within a fe\v weeks.
Although the program bas taken its share of jabs
about its inability to sell the house, the entire project
was essentially a success.
A group of young students built the residence and
learned valuable skills in the process.
Their next step will be more such construction
projects with one major change in the works. Instead of
houses, the pupils will erect portable classroom and of-
fice buildings, and the buyers for these items will be
close at hand.
The ROP itseH has a need for such buildings. So
does the Capistrano Unified School District.
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plish dual goals: Students will hone their construction
skills, and the "buyers" will have a steady supply of
badly needed buildings at a bett.r pri ce than could be
found elsewhere. 'There must be a bettei:cleliy~rv svstem than this!'
Letters We
Don't Expect
To Receive
(..__HAL __ B_o_~_LE _ _.J
Excerpts from lette" we'd like to get
but the postman rarely brings:
"We art lawyers representing the late
J.fi§ Hortense r-.Ic\Vherry. whom }'OU
probably remember as the lovely red·
haired girl \Yho jilted you in high school.
Later she came to regret bitterly the
shabby way she had treated yOl,I, and of-
ten said it was the biggest mistake of her
lifetime, because she '
could never hope tc
attract another man
as fine as you.
"In thne she Ix:·
came a recluse Rnd
kept a candle lit un·
der the high school
yearbook picture o!
you she pasted on
rier bedroom wall. To
shorten a lc1:1g story, she died la st "'eek.
still murmuring ycur name as t~rs rolled
dc"11 her cheeks. "' "Her will bequeaths you half the
money in her father's residuary estate.
Your share comes tc $500,000. Would you
like us to send It tc you in bills of large
or small denominations?"
DEAR JIM,
~fy wife tells me that your wife tcld
her that you were moping because you
felt ycu had made a first-class fool of
yourself at our cocktail party last Fri-
day.
Nonsense, old man. You were the life
of the party. It would have laid a great
big ostrich egg except for the fun you
provided. AD the guf.'.l>ts were crazy about
you.
Don 't worry about the noor lamp. It
has b c e n broken at least five times
. before, and anyway ~large and I only
•paid $6.75 for it when we bought it at a
rummage sale back in 1949.
Inciden tally, we want you and your
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
The reforms Women·s· Lib advo--
cates would be quicker coming if
bile d the spokes-gals didn't be·
have as though "Ms." translates
as "Mess".
htl.S.S.
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l\'ife back at a party we're having a week
from next Friday. Bring your bongG
drums again, I'll get out my mandGlin,
and we'll show tbe gang real foot·stcmp-
ing mlllic.
.. See ya, ·Buddy,
Jack"
"BECAUSE d. the mild flu epidemic,
our executive committee bu decided 19
cancel the monthly meeting of the PTA
for this Thursday night.
."1bls will come as a double disap-
pointment, because we won't be able to
hear unUJ a later date the scheduled ad-
dress by Dr. Shotwell for the evening oo
"Obsessive Guilt in Preadolescent Gifted
Siblings." .
"We regret having· to make this
decision, bu~ considering th< sltuati-Oo
realistically, we feel It Is Imperative to
avoid any risks of spreading the ... "
'1DEAR HUBBY, f
"I've had a pleasant two-week stay
with lifother, and my only regret is that
she has decided not tc come home with
me and spend a month with us. My sister
Grace gave birth tG a baby boy TueJday,
and ?o.tother feels It is her duty to go tc
her and help take care o( bet new little
grandson. I think I'll go along with her
and spend a week with them, too.
'"'In case you·re short of money, look in
our old family Bible under Deuteronomy.
1 hid it there for emergencies. Be sure the
canary gets plenty of ~'ater, and don't
soak his seed in gin before feeding him .
That doesn't make him srng better. It
just makes him sullen. Ulve and kisses,
Fanny."
Whose Wilderness?
"In ·wildness is !he prl'servaticn of the
world." Thoreau "TOie. The \\·ords of the
peaceful man fron1 Yi'alden Pond ha ve
become a batt le cry for en-
\ironmcntalists trying lo preserve as
1nuch as possihle of the rr mainin,g
11·ilderness arl.'as 111 the United States.
L'nder pres~ure fron1 numerou!I con-
i;er\·ation groups. Congress in 1964 passed
the Wilderness Prcscrvn lion Act and gave
f)('nnMeTlt lt·gal protection to some nine
1n1 llioo acrrs of untouched lll nd. mostly
the \\'est. Nofl. Congrc.s.s is af!'.ain under
pressure to pass an f.ustC'm \\'ildemess
Act and pr<"Ser.e up 10 a 11\lllion more
;1cres in various slat es en.~t o( tilt?
,\lississippi.
THE QUE TION ls, ·preserve: the
wUdernes.s for 1A'hom? Group! llke the
Sierra Club and the Wildemes.s Societl
•flUt that l'ildernest Js an end in tuel ,
and that "·e must .save for future gcnera-
OOM areu berttdore untouched by
humanity. Thty sput· in Jlmo.tt mystkal
Jt:nns of the-•'•ildtmess ezpetlM)Cfl'' as
a highly pe"onal lll!d de<ply '"rfchlng
*>joum Info P'aces where few have gont
belort "P~·cock." counters th~
1tm ber industry. 'A'hich wants more na..
1,ooal fortst I.and opened up for loqing
to nl<'et !he n.;ition'<1 gro"Jng hou.!ling
nec!ds.
Wiiiiam It llunt, prc~ldcnt of the
Gcorgla·Paciri<! Corp., hns said: "Under
, I.be i'\\'tll)' backpac):s one hs most likely
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
to find business exeeutives. professional
people and other while-eollar 'A-'Ot'kers .. ,
for all practical purposes, the wilderness
experience has become a huge roadless
extension of elitism, ban'e.t to the man
or woman v.'ho works too h8rd on the job
to enjoy the phy!lcal demand! of a
re turn to the coonskin cap." ·
81':11\'EF.N TIIESE rontendlng rac·
lions stands the U.S. forest Service,
\l'hich must·adminlster the va!t acreages
at issue and try to tnSUte that. forest,
desert and gra.uland meet t b e con-
flic tinS demands of dlvene lnteresls.
So the wilderness debate continues.
uwu~ -Wboee Problem?" Is the
theme o/ the Si<rTa Club'• 13th biennial
"1I~mess conferen(.'t which will bt held
In Boulder, Cl>lo. 1be mecilng alms "tc
develop lnoovatlve s c I u t I o n s to
wilderness problems" through su e h
means as group dynamlct and orlglnBI
papers from club members. Altendanct
1~ill be limited to promote the In-·
lcrc-hange ol ideas and develop "strategy
t1nd policy all.C'mntlves ror future
¥tildcmcM protec11on." No tlmbtr In·
dU!ltry J1!proscnl11llves are expected to
attend.
s
Resp0nsilti,lity ltl11st Be Shared ··
Citizens Cail Restore the 'Nation .
'
To the Editor:
If all the people of thi;s country did not
vote. there "'Ould be no Congress-oo
Presidency. The people then are the real
governing force of this nation.
DUE TO the fact that many citizens
are apathetic, ~If-centered, too busy,
disillusioned or who shirk t h e I r
responslb.ility by letting "Gflorge do it"
and those who maintain they bate politics
and listen only to heenay m..teed o/ pJ"\)b-
ing for what is true, the ~le are
therefore parUy responsible f o r
\Vatergate.
Now that ~ hearings are ta!dng place
again and more and more of what hu
beet1 happening ln this country emergea,
citizens must rally llld wuri>e thejr
voting privileges and inatead of tbe usual
"cop.outs" take the proper interest. They
must gird on the armor JDd become iJl..
valved.
IF' EACH citizen does take the proper
interest in voting and lf be or she does
ooe small thing tcwardl Jll&kJ?lg the com-
munity er country a better place, this na-
Uon v.'OUld not cnly survive: but become
greater, despite the reeenl scandals, and
would continue to remain the land of the
!rte.
Philosophy tell! us that out cf
everything that is bad some good always
surfaces. EUNOR DAVJS
Outraged
To the Editor:
If l\1r. Hunt's testimony as to his
personal treatment while in prison is
true, certainly this should be exposed and
stopped.
Also the Watergate investigations are
nothing short of persecution and are in·
human treatment.
Why Isn't this taken to the courts and
the men questioned by attorneys as Is
dooe for our v.'Orst criminals?
We are outraged at the process that is
being used.
MAE O'HARRA
EL.EN S. HUCKABEE
Stnoke Screen?
To the Editor :
The outburst by a member of lhe
Laguna city council charging the Laguna
city p\Mning commls.sion with "apathy"
suggests that the groundwork is bclng
laid to re-sta<:k the commission v•ilh in·
dividuals more incliued to accept the
puppet role certain member! of our
council appear to prefer amons city
employes aod appointees.
t.mlJZING the planning commission
and board of adjustment seats for
polltleal appointments is not an innova·
lion of. the current city council, but this
council has done an unmistakable job of
e:cerclslng thls outdated machine polillcs
prerogative. However, the council does
not control majority opinion on the com·
mission right now, as evidenc«I by the
recent vote the commission took to ap-
prove the Newport Investment Sycamore
HUii development plan.
It .appears that a smoke w001 con·
demning the oommissioo Is being spN!ad
with the intent or Intimidating and
discouraging .wvtral members c( the
current commission w1th the devious ~
jecti\'t of encouraging their resignations.
This is not hard to do when yoo have ,.
volunteer po.st demanding an exceptional
outlay o( personal time atld continuous
prtssure from various pcri;ons and
organizalioru with in the community.
t Arif CERTAIN continued council
J)l't:ssure will re~ult in resignations,
·u1hi ch is exac tly "'hst the g~mc pl:in
call! for. Before the residents of l.aguna
aettpt this action let them appreclate lhe
[ ___ MAIL_B--'-OX __ )
Letters from readers are welcome.
Normally writtr'a should convey their
111essage1 in 300 words or less. The
right to condense letters to fit spac~
or eliminate libel i1 reserved. Alt
letters must include signature and ·
111ailing addre!s, but names may be 1 withheld on requst if sufjiciwt
rta.son ii appare1tt. Pott'l/ wilt oot be
publiahed,
work load that has been placed upon the
current planning commission, review the
council agenda items that continue to be
referred to the commission to either re-
quire time-consuming de tail work on
their part or to be the "fall guy" for the
council on a controversial Issue.
If resignations do oceur, Lagunans
should carefully scrutinize the new ap-
pointees; they should be persons well
qualified in community planning and zon.
ing, not past campaign managers, active
polilicaJ supporters or ataunch advocates
of either the pro-or anti-development
sides of the political spectrum . Today's
planning calls for intelligent, objective
people: Lagunans, let's demand poliUcal
matulity from our~elected officials, get
1rresp:>Mible partisan political tactics out
of Laguna's city government.
WAYNE BAGLIN
I:' ear-romul Forfeit
To the Editor :
Re : Year round school:
The teacher forfeit s his (her) future
trips abroad.
The mother forfeits her new liberation
be U career or college.
The child forfei ts the piece of
childhood he has been sole owner of.
The family for feits the time that
makes the rest of the year "worth it."
The college aspirant who must eanl
tuitkln (I was one among many) forfeits
his degree and his future.
Since nobody wins and everybody loses,
on surface Ulls wouldn't seem to be what
one might call a truly "good Idea."
At most it gets a C minus and It's pro-
ponents should be put back a grade and
given re:medial "bonehead sociology."
R.L. CLARK
Ta3: Comple3:ltles ,
To the Editor:
Senator Carpenter says be has not
made up his-mind an the go~rnor's tax
initiative (Daily Pilot, Sept. 20), This
seems strange in view of his definite opin-
ions expressed In the past year
regarding the kinds of issues whlcb are
proper fer the. initiative procw.
JN JA NUARY ol this year in a pub-
lished report Sen. Carpenter stated that,
"If the question Is tco comple1 ... the in-
itiative pt'OC(!SI Is dan11erous &{'Id self·
defeating ... The pruentaUon of such
11n Issue le the public represents an ex·
erci.se in anarchy because the people are
asked to undertake a decision when they
cannot possibly Lmderstand all the im-
pllcotiolU of th•t dectsk>n ... "
The .eno.tor used the death penalty and
marijuana lnltlatlves Q9 ~pmples of the
t)'J>fl of clear-cut luutl wh.ieh llrt iw
proprlate for the Initiative process ahd
U1e pollution 11nd coestline measures a!
t~e 'A·hlch are not.
fN P.IAY Senator Qirpentet again ex·
pressed thl1 viewpoint in a speech before
the South Coast Republican forum .
saying lhnt pb1ctng 4'masslve, compltx
Issues oo the ballot 11 a misuse of tbc i11·
itiative process." Statiflg that it is unfair
to expect the electorate to do the
legislature's work , he said, "citizens are
without access and exposure to the same
informaticn as is !he legislature."
I agree with Senator Carpeater on this
issue. The upcoming tax initiative is far
more compler. than the coastal initiaHve
and furthermore · does not have 1he
carefully deflne,d lifetime of the coastal
initiative which created certain com-
missions: lo do certain things by a certain
date Jrxl then go out of existence.
11IE PROPOSAL.~ in the governor's
tax initiaUve (Proposition I) may be
very good and they may be very bed.
Ther:e is much lnfonned opinion oo both
sides. H<Jwever, there i3 little disagree-
ment that tbe proposals are enonnoutllY
complicated. They deal with a revolu-
tionary concept of tax law, the
implications o( which the average voter
cannot be expeded to understand.
For this reason alone, I belle~
Proposition I should be defeated. 'J'ax
reform is a jcb which oeeds doing, but
not by means of simpllstk: slogans which
acoompany every initiative electioo. .
IF OUR present eJected represen-:t
tatives in Sacramento have been UDlble
tc work out a meanlngful tax reform ~ ~
gra m with all the informaticn and *'1
available to t~ perhaps it's tlml· tit ..,
k>ok for replatwDeats. In the meantimf,-.,
I trust Senator Cupenter will JM lit
support when! lib mouth bas been -1111 1
urge defeat 4' Propoa:it~ J.
-DORclTHY A. Y
Gover11ment Art Suh'sidy -~
'
Shoulch1't Be Necessary
In a couple cf these columns I have
kicked and pouted about Senate Bill 121 .
11lat's the little jewel by Senator Arlen
GregcXio, D-San Mateo, that hikes our an-
nual subsidy to the Calilornia Arts Com·
mis!lon tu more than SI million.
I think it's a no-no. As a matter or
principle.
It's not that l'rn
against culture c..r
art -ot even rrt
lovers. I'If take Beet·
hoven ever the Roll·
Ing Stones. any day.
It's just that I do not
think i1 proper or
government to take
a part or Pete's earn·
ings to subsidize Paul's oboe or Paula's
Othello.
J oppose confiscation and compulsory
philanthropy, That, I suppose, makes me
some kind of a nut.
But, you artists and art lovers can
relax . I have been outvoted. SB 121 has
been passed by the legislature,
S0~1E OF: my cooservative legislator
friends shrug oCr their vote for SB 121.
"Heck, It's only a million bucks."
Well, let me tell you about that million
blM:ks.
It would take all of the state income
and all or the sales taxe! paid by 2,659
unmarried wage-earners at the $10,000
taxable income level to equal that million
bucks.
Or, Jt would take all the state Income
and sales taxes of 4,444 married couples.
Or, 4 282 married. couple& with two kids,
That's ~at It takes to get a. million
bucb: for-the state. That's what It would
take to fund the art subsidf.
IF 'MIAT~ okay wtth you1 good. But, I
know a bunth of hard·workiog middle
class famlllles that could put their part
of that tax dough to different use. For
things such as bread and shoes and car
payments.
Now. you take dtar reader Gw
P.fcNemey of Newport Beach. He goes
for that Sl million subsldy for art. SIU's
my attitude tabs me as a throwOOck and
groups me with operating engineers. con-
struction \\'tlrkers and other 1ssortcd
thi ck.skulled hardhals.
We:ll, maybe so. But that's pretty good
company In my book. Those felles arc
building America. I'd rather sit with
t11em than a bunch of sort-domed t gg·
heads.
Mac'! a good cld _guy. lie says opcr:1
has produced a lot of grtat music. "And.
it was produced not for mnda1ne In her
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( RUS WALTON )
satin gcwn but for music lovers of all
estate."
Hold ii, ~fac. Consider this pleue?
FIRST, most of that great music was
produced for mJdames in tbelr 1atin
gov.ns -and madame, or her hubbie.
paid for it. Happily, today, most of it can
be enjoyed by just turning the radio dla1.
In fact, ii can be jX)ssessed for a couple
of bucks at the nearest musle store or
supermarket. •
Second, the most popular an d
beneficlel (in terms of getUn11 art to the
people ) programs ever sponsored by the
California Arts Ccmmiulon we r e
"Dimensions" (a traveling art show for
the blind) and "Horiz.ons" (another
traveling show or great palnlin.p by
California artists). .
TllG.'le t'A'O projects we re vcluntarlly
financed by private companies and ln--
dividuals. No public funds involved, but
voluntary philanthropy, if you will.
That's the type of stuff I look for from
Gov. Reagan's so-called "cr8atlve aocle-
ty" -n~ more government !pending.
The vcte on SB 121 was 29--0 in the
Senate and 73-I ln the Assembly. Only •
one legislator out of 103 rclused to be a
party.to compulsory phllantllropy. Only -
ooe! ·
DAI LY PILOT
Robm N. W«d, PtlbU.h<r
7'11o?tal K,.un, Edllor
-Barbara Krclbt~h
EdJ!orial Pagt Edlk>r
The> tdltl!lrlal 1PIP or 1he Daily
Jlilot .)eelca to inform. and llllmulate
radera by Pl'ftfntlrw m ttit. Ne dtvtfM'l~mary· on topics Of ~
tenst by iYnctkattd colwnnt.11 and .....-w.. ............ !onnn""
ruden' vkWt and by prnemb'W this
ncwlplPfr'• oplnloftt: &nd i6tu Clll ...... , .. The __
" the Dally Piiot ....... only "' ... editorial cof\nnn at the trip a( tM
Nt. ()pWons •~Pf'ffllfd bf tht ooi-umrrllt.'I •nd QIZ1Qonbta ml ~
writm an. U.ir own and no t!Dlb'le-
mmt of their vtew. by Vie t>al.1:1
PUot thaukl bt tn!ttm.
Wednesday, October 3, 1973
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WASllINGTON (UPI) -Pat Johnslon bu llbd a court JOllNSl'ON 1WD BE bad always believed tbat ·he was
In SUburbon Arltngtoo, Va. to annul his -maniqe a hermaphrodite -a petlM with both male and female
cin irouoda he wu :. waman at lhe Ume ol lhe ~ tex: organs. Durlna the•oper1UC111 Jn which Johnston's fe-
and ,Ulllbll! to ~te the union, the Wasblnc&oa 'Star-male organs were removed, Or. Sava M. Nedelc:ovych dis-
N-~,!"p<>rted. · . . cover<d parUally developed male organs In Johnston 's 'I'll" --.News '\""'"4 Johnston Tueadey as saying that a-.i near the appeod!L ' •lthoulh iDal>illty to camusnate Ibo marrla1e wa. a just , Tbtouah sliots of the male hormone Te>tosterone,
legal gl'Ol,!hds for 'the annulritent, be had had tntiercourae whJch h8-recd\'ed for five years, Johnston 'grew two
with woni111 ,regularly· slnce a seJ change operation in inchel to. 5-foot-i. his weight jumped rrom a 110 to 135
February: · pounds1 his lhoe1elui went from e B to 8 D, and his chest,
which meuured 34 incttel aa a woman. expanded to 38 A8 A 1JOMAN, J-martJed a 6-loot±lncluallor ~. normal for a man his size, after surgical removal In 11117 and mothered two children .before obtaining I di· • of his breast..
V<ll'CO In 1113. He married his wife, Miry Let, In O....m'?'r, · ,
1971 but did not Wlderfo a ,.. change _,ollaa•untll wt THE NE'llSPAPER QUOTED thO doctor as saying that
February. · the male hormone had developed the clitoris to a point
A maocullne-lookq ftgure with. 1oog thick · mdeburaa where. Johnstoo could perform oexualty slmllar to a man
aod the .beginning of a beard, Johnston, 32, to!di Ibo news-· although he could prodU<e no aperm. . '
paper be has lived with four women -inclUdiog hi.a wire Johnston's two daugbten, aged 15 and 12, live with
-and dated dor.ena of others. his parents in Portsmouth, Va.
QUE!NIE By Phil lnterlandl (Jrged Cheating ..------~~~~~;,;.;,,;.,,;,;;;,;.;..=;;;_,
~1 didn't aay I didn't lite It. All I said waa you didn't
llrllte me-u the Doppy-bal type!'
Actress
Brawls
In Hotel
BERLIN (UPI) -A ~:30
a.m. tussle in a West Berlin
hotel could bring legal com-
plicaUons for actress Romy
Sdmeider, West Berlin police
Jail Ruled Out
· In Soapbox Race
BOULDER, Colo (UPI) - A
juvenile judge has ruled out a
poatble jail term for Robert
Lange St. whQ instructed his
teen-age nephew to cheat in
winning the 1973 National
Soapbos: Derby at Akron,
Ohio.
''The details have not yet
been worked out but I have
agreed ~for a non-jt.idicial ad-
justment of the charges,"
Boulder Juvenile Court Judge
Ho;raCe Holmes said Tuesday.
"Detafh will be drawn up in
line with what was discussed in
my chambers."
LANG~, ACCO"rlfPANlED
by attorneys, met with pro8-
ecutors in Holmes' chambers
for ~ minutes before a brief
hearing on a charge of con-
tributing to the delinquency of
a minor. Holmes emerged and
said he would ahnQUnCe his
sentence Oct. ti.
Each count against Lange
carried a maximum fine of
$1,000 and a jaU sentence of up
to one yea r. But officials said
the nonjudicial adjustment
ruled out any jail term.
Tho magnet, activated by a
switch In Gronen's headrest,
f'Jlled the car toward the
metal starling block. giving
the racer an added push.
' HOLMES ORDERED at ·
tomeys and Lange ·to say
nothing about the meeting in
his _ cba.Pf>m. Lange, In a
brown-strlped suit; waJked O!Jt
of the courtroom with his wife
and refused to answer ques-
tions.
Gronen. who forfeited a
$7,500 acholarthip when Derby
officials discoyered t .h e
magnet in his ra~r. was not
present Jn the courtroom dur-
ing the hearing for his legal
guard.Ian.
BabOons
Giving Up
·Choppers
"" ~·"" reported.. · · Police reported Tueaday lhe
LANGE , FORMER pmi-
dent of a 1Uburhln 1ki boot
company1 admJtted in August
that he told his nephew.
Jamet Gronen, 14, to hide an
electroma~et 1n the )'l05e or
his green Derby racer.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP )
-.! Two dozen African baboons
will ,have their front teeth
removed and false opes 1m·
planted tn an experiment aim-
ed at cutUng dental costs for
humans. Egyptian night clerk at the
Hotel Am Stein Platz said the
34--year~td Gennan actress bit H th
him over the head with her ea row
hotel key earl~ Monday in a
pushing and shoving 'm•tch To ·Divert when he refused to let Gennan
lictor Bruno .Ganz &O to her .
University of Ft or l d,a
College or Dentistry
researchers say th8t If the
tests are successful Qley coul4
mark the end of coslly crowns
and bridges to replac.e lost
tee th.
J"(f)m with her. 0 d '"ME BABOONS w i 11
The Egyptian was treated · SmOn S receive all lhe care and at-
u,., T~ for 1uperflcial bead cuts at the tenUO;n during the operation
SHOVING MATCH Albrecht Achilles hospital. LONDON (AP) -Wllh that a human would have dur-
ltomy SchneW.r "I never saw a lady act that I0,000 young rock fans Upped lng oral su r g ery, '' a
way before," he said. "She hit off that the American group sookesman !or the c.'Ollege said
Ole-He's
Bounced
From Fi.lm
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
bullfight« who objected to
being seen in action In X·
rated mollon picture, "Last
Tango1n Acapulco," won't ,qet
In the movies alter all.
Atl«lt<Y' ffJr Los Toballna
Productions , Inc. and
Hollywood int<rnaUqnal Film
Corp. of America have agreed
to delete his scenes.
The bullfighter, E I i ·1 e Q
Genvs Lopez, ftled a !!!-
million suit against the com-
panlee last -it. He claimed
they used without h I I
JmoMedge sctnes from a
bu!Uight which he fought In
Tljuaoa.
Ce11tr•t.tl1t9 u..-
111 10
me on the back of the bead calted the Osmond.a are due Tuesday. ''They will have four
and the temples with ber key Oct. 21, authorities a t front teeth removed and
and the man punched me. I Heathro.w Airport have barred replaced with Implants made
bad to protect mf'df.'' their speclal jet from landina from svnthetic materials."
Police sald the night clerk, there. '!be false teeth wilt be made
Omar Mourad, had not filed The reason ls fear that the from chrome cobalt alloy,
charges of usault, but had youngsters might riot and be acrylic plastic and a new
three days to do so if be wish-maimed or killed, perhaps by bloglas ceramic material
ed. pushJng through plate glass at developed by the university's
actress returned Mon· the airport. College of E:n¢neerlng.
y to Parb where. she. lives. The record company Dr. Larry Hench. head of
Before her Olght, sbe talked organizing the Osmonds' tour , the ceramic e n g i n e er I n g
to the West Berlin newspaper and which gave out details ot division, says recent tests con·
B.Z. . . the arrival time, disagreed ·ducted on monkeys using the
"As I entered.the hotel with with having to bring the group bloglass-ceram.lc material to
Bruno at about 5:30 a.m., the in at an out-of-the-way atrport. replace bone, s~ tt to be
night clerk planted himself bt "By giving out the correct sufficiently strong and in-
our path and grabbed Bruno's details you avoid youngsters corporated into bone by a
arm rul hard and said, hanging around airports for a natural growth process to
'You 're not coming in here.'" week," said a e om pan y make a long-luting replace·
''Bruno took bls hand away spokesman. ment.
and then the night clerk shov·l;:;=::==::=:==w =,[jj;j~'iiMr'°fl ed him against the elevator A • '"" ='" door. Then the fight took place. ..,.....,....,~
The Arab knocked my key out:1;~7'~~~~~~~~~~~~~g~~i~~1 of my hand and then another
Arab ran up. I really was
afraid."
Achlm Zellermayer, the
hotel manager,-sakl : "1be
night clerk bu only been with
us eight days. Perhaps he
followed the rules too close1y. ''
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BUENA PARK: Beach I< Orangethor'po. Open Dally 9:30 to 9:30 p.m, Sundey 10 to 7
ORANGE : City Dr. al Garden Grove' Blvd. Open 10-9 p.m. Dally. Su~ay 10-6.
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Stay That Way
. ' Among Americanl who get married Olll!e, netrJy three
oot of four atay married. Among Americans who get mar-
ried twice, about &wo out of three. stay marrie<l then. Out
Love and War man pcilnts to the foregoing with pride. And
he advises the young about matrimony
~ mucb as President Nixon advlsea them
·about politics: Don't tum your back
on it. It needs good people. Get in
there and clean it up. Or words to
that effect.
Remember that ancient ditty en-
titled "Every Little Movement Hall a
. Meaning All Its Owri?" An accurate
lyric, evidenUy. Now the psychology
exwts say a man is ei:pressing tw>sttlity when he rubs his
nose,witb his finger. Watch for that.
Ift that fascinating municipality called Saco, Mo., It's
a. crime to wear any sort of .hat which frightens timid
citizens, children or dom~ticated animals.
QUERIES FROM CLIENTS
Q. "Wasn't it Don Marquis who said, 'A womaD that
loves to be at the window is like a bunch of grapes on the
blgbway'?"
A. No, that's an old Anglo-Saxon proverb. Don Marquis
said, "The females of all species are most dangerous when
they appear to retreat."
Q. "Any hummingbirds in Europe?"
A. Not loose. The hummingbln1 is a Western Hemis--
~e ahicte. Knew a music professor in Berlin years ago
who repeatedly said his only goal in life was to see free
bumm.ingblrds. Didn't get bis point WJtil long afterwards.
He just wanted to come here, that's all.
Q. "How come we refer to ~ independent oil ex-
plorers as 'wildcatters'?" .
A. Our Language maq thinks it's because early parties
of P~lvania drillers were ~d to be going into wildcat
coun'lry. •
TAPED TRIALS
Our Chief Prognosticalor believes future courtrooms
will be equipped as television sound stages. Crews will
tape trials. Apj)ellate· courts will review replays, not writ-
ten recbrds. Computerized tape libraries will contain count.
less courtroom scenes, all real. And the history of Juris-·
prudence will become somewhat more dramatic.
Which way is the sap flowing when you tap ,a inaple
tree, up or down? So queries a customer. Down. The up.
going sap in the spring is water with salts from the ground,
mostly. The down-going sap~ the flavor.
In that primitive Australian language called Kamllarol,
there are a dozen words for various kinds of snakes, but no
ooe word for snakes in general. And there are nine words
for coconuts in their various stages of ripeness, but no one
world at all for just a plain CJr'd1mry ol~ coconut Odd.
Lions reproduce more swiftly in captivity than in the
wilds. Far more swifUy. That's why numerous zoos now
.hereabouts and in Europe an; aelling lions back in Africa.
Add1'ess mail to L. M. Boyd, P.O. Box 1875, New-
port Beach, Calif. 92680.
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Life Str.i.~"*e ,,_
Accept Natural,
Don't Fight It
By DR. STEINCROHN
Dear Dr. Steincrotm: Now
that I am In my late 40s I've
become depresaed. Of course.
I realir.e that the change of
life may have 90metbiog to do
with It.
But what really has been
bothering me is that our two
children are married. They
live thousands of miles away.
Now my husband aod I are as
alone as when we first mar·
DOCTOR IN
THE HOUSE
ried. ts it abnormal to feel so
dejected? 1 wonder if other
parents feel the same way."-
~lrs. B.
COJ\1l\1ENT: It 's true that
your menopause may have
some effect on producing your
depression. While o t h e r
parents may react as you do,
it's unlik ely that all are as
deeply depressed a b o u t
separation from children as
you are.
power are not effective in
making exceptions. .
So you see, Mrs. B., not ac-
cepting what nature offers
presumably indicates that you
are suffering from an un-
natural depression.
Talk to your doctor about It.
Hormones or tranquilizers (or
some good old-fashioned ad-
vice) will probably dispene
the clouds and let some sun
shine through.
MEDICALETl'ES
(RepUes to Readers)
DEAR DR. STE!NCROHN:
Whenever I go shopping, or to
church, or other places I get a
tightness in my chest. a tingl-
ing all over, and an awful
scare. 1 notice it happens
when 1 begin to breathe bard
ahd fast.
It produces such anxiety
that I'm scared to leave the
house. 1 also get . these
breathing spells when I hear
bad news. tt all seems too slHy
to bother the doctor about. I'm
only 45, yet feel like an ln-
\ra lid. Please help. -Mrs. B.
COMMENT: I can only A t s o m e t i m e a gueS! that you are suffering
philosophical acceptance of from what we call "hyperven-
the inevitable takes over. We tilatlon" attacks. These are
recognize that what i s orten tied in with an un-"natural'' in the life structure derlying anxiety. cf human beings is something The rapid bi'eathing upsets
we can 't keep complaining the oxygen-carbon di 0 1 id e
about. , balance Jn the body and·
For example, the following causes ch e s t constriction
natural events are to be ex-numbness, tingling, fear, ana
pected: First. there is the other symptoms. Leaming
newly married pair. They how to control your breathing
become e:Epectant parents. will help prevent the attacks.
Then. actually parents. But what's important, too, is
WDED trylng to overcome 'the COME • THE CRO , · H busy )'earl when 'tl'C guide lhe reason! for your anxiety. ave
youngsters throUgh 1 h e 1 r you talked it over with your
adol.....,.. and 9dlool yun. doctor! At your age. 45,
we tzy,_u .part!!~ to launch menopouse may be a signlli·
them itrto ·successful and cant contribuUon to your fulfllied lives. nervoumes5. So you see,
there's rellson enough for get· Comt!: the lnevitable: mar· Ung 8 medical opinion. _
rlage and Jives of their own.
'ntis rne8Jltl that the com--Resentment can prevent
lortable, busy nest be<omu ulcer, lrom Jleallng nys br.
empty. The parents are alone Stelncrohn In his booklet,
again. Then come the aging "How To Stop K 1111 n g
years. And the life cycle Is Yourself." For a copy write
almost complete. him at this paper enclosing 35
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Docron pclyester & cott011 ond $Olids in
I 00% cotton. 52x 70 incl) sire.
• S5.« 11~ b••• tr lldl" Stll• Ciltr $3.'9
Herhllla 11111'8111 Chast •211 Miracle Lilt Bl'llsll
TlloN't • T1trffty
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buy''! 10 solid ,stat' devi,c ~O
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p;eyents warmuP: -wait. ~leek-:
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·eampus_~t UCI
Marriage
Licenses
De.ih Notlee1·
Officer Outlegs Fleeing Suspect .....
Other
Deat1is
TUSTIN -A faal-fool<d
rookie Newport B e a c h
policeman wbo is sUU getting
the feel ol hl!ll khaki unifonn
bas a commendation coming
ror hls recent off-duty in·
tervtollon lo what could be
called 1"l'he Dead Battery
Caper."
Patrolman Scolt E. Clde,
23, wu 11tttn1 in a Tustin area
office with hLs wife for an a~
polntment SepL 14 when a
receptionist looked up and out
the windo•.
0 THB MAN from th e
jewelry store iJ c b a s I D I
somebody," she cried, U ·
F.dward C. Stedman, 6.1,
sprlnt!d down Tus tin .Avenue
Several persons had describ-
ed the vehicle parked In a lot
bidden from view of the
jewelry •tore, where a lhin,
MffY·looklng man wu trying
unsuccessfully to start ll
One of the 1 ollcltlo'11s
P8"enby told of belping the
motorist with a battery
jwnper cable, saying be then
drove away. ·
Invest i gators who
recovered more than $&,000
worth of rings with Officer Coa1t Visit
Olde'• quick action a re
circulatlng teletypes deta.Ulng As t r o n a u t Edwin
the method of operaUoo used. ~suit' Aldrin, the sec-
1bey say they be 11 e ve ond man to walk on the
burglary suspects Ruasell and moon, will appear at
Marlow may be impUcated ln the May Company store
By O.C. llUSTrNGS ot tM Ollty '11tt Sl•ll
U.S. Senal..-Edmund S. • Muskie (D-Maine) and San
Diego Mayor Pete Wilson will
visit UC Irvine Nov. 17 £o,r. an
all~y conrereoce entitled
"Today, the Coastline; Tomor-
row, the State?"
The coastal preserva tion
discussion will be part of the
annual ~Ung Of t h e
Planning and Conservation
League, a full -lime en-
vi r o nmenta l lobby in
Sacramentct
courages states In developlnf
sucll a land use .Jl?llcy, Is -ding before the House Coifr mlttee on Interior and Insular
Affairs. /t has 1~eady ~
the Senate. '
SEN-JOHN V. TUNNEY
(0.CaUf.) .. y1 he will 10 to
court' II necessary to foroe the
Envtrmmental P r o t e c -
lion Agency to carry out lepl
reimbursements to Ca1lfornla
water tre.itment fadlltiel.
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
PMI Rartmu, 89, an actor
and dancer wtw;, made his
Broadway debut with Jimmy
Durante in "Red, Hot and
Blue" In the early 19308, died
Tuesday cf a heart attack.
Hartman lef~ B?'Mdway for
motion pictures, appearing in
"Forty-five Fathers," "Inherit
the Wind" and "Soldier in the
Rain."
aft.er a much y<iunger, Deet-"-"";... other such South I and in· in South Coast Plaza
cideols. Oct. 15 !rom 7 to 9 p.m.
to autogfaph copies of
Reservations or conference
details can be obtained by
writing P.O. Box 1837, Laguna
Beach.
The relmbunements were cul in Calilornla when the
EPA learned II had SU&
billion in requeell and only
$1.9 blllioo lo give out. Under
a recent amendment to the
laws on water pollution, aaen-
cies oan rece1ve up to 5 P,el"'
cent federal rebnbunement.
VALLEJO (AP) -Private
!uneral services were held
Tuesday fot Archer Taylor,
8.'!, a &eholar of tolltlore and
profeseor emeritus of German
at the UC Berkeley campus.
He died Stmday.
footed man.
Cade dashed out in pursult.
The IU,lpect turned al'Olmd,
spollod hll oil-duly pursuer,
and changed direction.
CK£icer Cade claims bis QtJar·
ry tried to make It into. a
busy bank, but was overtaken,.
captured and subdued In the
doorway, then handcuffed on
the sidewalk.
·"I NOTICED several dla·
mood rings on bia finger with
ST PAUL. Min1L (AP) -the price tap 1WI on them," "TO Bii" ~ a coun-Officer Cade ukS m a written
try...-m linger. di;.. In SI .. repqrt or lhe incident. PauJ.llamley Ho5Pltal Monday "I askod tho oubjecl wltat ~
night. Strength Wat injured in WIS dolng with all the dla.
an automobile aeddent in mond rlnp," rtlated °'°cer
North Dakola Aug. 5.
County . ·~
Creates
Final Day
To Register
For Ballot
DOES FAST LEGWORK
Officer Scott Cact.
Cade. "To which he replled
'that's what you uae wtien you
get married'."
Officer C&detumed over the
captive lderitlfled as
Christopher J. Russell, 20, of
1.139 W. Broadway, Anaheim,
to lherifr1 deputies for book-
ing on suspicion of burglary.
A SECOND SUSPECI', John
A. Marlow Jr., 25, of 2114
Sunset St., Anaheim, was ar-
rested ahortly thereafter when
traffic officers slopped a
yellow sedan.
JEWELER S'l'EDMAN said . his new· book uReturn
the two men entered his store to Earth.''
wiihin the previou5 week, -----------
browsilig, then returned a few
days later and one asked to
see a variety of Ji!igs. Auto Firm
Threesome
Face Tridl
AND SPEAKI1".G or land use
and plannlng, Congressmen
Clair W. Burgener (R-Rancho
San ta Fe) has . liJ>0ken out
agalmt federatt Jeifislation to
establish a national land use
'Ii the EPA ails are atlowtd
to stand, Orang• County wai.r
treatment ag~ies stand to
Ilise aJmoet '3 mllllcn.
policy. CONGRESSMAN CR A I G
Burgener, whose 4 2 n d Hosmer CR-Long Beach) had
District includes parts of the daylights knocked out of
so.ulhem Orange County and his year-round daylight aav-
haH of Newport Beach, sa\d a. lngs lime bill recently.
'Jbe15uspect report e d I y
claimed to bave won a
substantial lawsuit and tried
on several to compare stones
ani! setUngs, then made a
break for the door whlcb his
componlon wu holding open.
Sherill's investigators said
=t";A!'~:ii:r ~~:
Uon honoring bl.! quick action
in tackling one of the two.
current bill in the House would 'Mle D e pa r t m en t of
"open the door fof a national ·Transportation did a report on
SANTA ANA _ Two used land use policy by exerting Hosmer's ~I for the
car salesmen and a fein ale strong federal controls over House of Representatives rul-
employe wi th the same Costa how th.is coun try will develop Ing tt unfavorable based cn
Afesa firm have been ordered its ..• lands in the future ." previous experiences · In ·Bri-
Judge Orders Halt
In Restaurant Row
to face triaJ Nov. 7 in Orange ijii'l'heijiijileigiisijlaijtiijon.ijiiwihlicihijienij-ijita~inij. ijijiijijiijiiijijiiij County Superior C.Ourt on
multi ple charges of grand
Uiel• and. conspiracy. · 1st Church of R&ious Science Judge James Turner set the 1111115
h R.~ I of N..,.,. IMcll trial dale for brot ers ~r SCIENr"' OF MINO CLASSES Lee "Buck;' Rodgers, 40, of ...,..
6122 Sydney; Hu flt in gt o n WH. Oct. 3-l1t Y1•r
Beach, Andrew Harr is on ·Thurs. Oct.4-New Consciovtnes1 CourH
Rodgers, 39, o{ 8312 Carnegie CONlllltlNCI IOOM -7:30 P.M.. .
SANTA ANA-cmstructkln lease agreement between Ave .. Westminster and Flor-1700 16th St., N.8. 541 6580
of a Fashion Island restaurant Irvine and the Cutty Sark ence Elizabeth Camcroo, 38, of l•t M~llt co.,1i-tory
SANTA ANA -Ftnal day to has been halted by an Orange Restaurant Corp. violates the Garden Grove. !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SANTA ANA _ Ten new register for the special Nov. e County SUperlor Court judge spirit oJ its o.wn seven-year-old The trio was arrested after I:
jobs have been created under election is next s u n d • y • who set a bearing Oct. 15 into lease. an invEt_stigation b.v Costa r ... -----~ -.... 10 Jobs
ttie Allinnalive Ac t t 0 n Registrar o( Voters David allegat·ions that the Irvine Judge Walter Charamza se t Mesa poTice and state agents DALE llJlllARNEGIE I
P.rograim designed to aid Hitchcock "'amed. C.Ompany b r e a c h e d its Oct. 15 as the date he will rul e into complaints flied by county "' . 1 AJIBUCKLE A: SON minorities and women through Persons may regb:ter at the Newpo rt Center contract with on a demand by Silverwoods residents who bought cars al I co·uRSES
'WFSl'CUFF MORTUARY aclkll fl the Board of headquarters office in Santa Silverwood's clothing store. for removal of all construction Credit Motors, 1941 Harbor
U'1 E.-lM St.. Cotta Meta &rpervilori. Ana , at city halls, at the coun· Lawy&S for the outfitters and the restoration of the area Blvd., and were later forced to I I M&-4111 1be pqe:ltims tnclude jlU'lior ty courthQuse and at pollticaJ clai m in their lawsuit that to its previous CQDdition. return the cars to th e YOU OWE fT TO YOURSELF! I e law a.rt, municipal court in-party headquarters. construction of the .adjacent 'llle s t o re management premises. * Dn•lop Tre!flffd•n PoiM & s.ir C•111fh:hMt1
BALTZ-BERGERON Vfltlpt«, librll!')' intern and The Registrar'• omct will Bob Bums' nstaurant under a claims tillt 300 square feet of It is alleged that the nrm I . lauM .. M•tl ........ 1 A~lltMs I
FtJNBRAL BOMB deputy marshal. be open Thursday and Friday its window space has been through ratse advertising and * 0..-.1., MON lfhctt.e ,,_....., .t.1i111ti.. eon.a ... Mir ~ 1'he landing is for one 7ear evenJng to I p.m. and all day Nurse Named elimtnated from public view fraudulent sales tactiCl!I ac· • fo• tNFO«MAT10tt a:~33 4191 ~11 .. 11HT10 •v CNta lleMi · ....,.. but It ts antldpeted by the Saturday and Sunday from 9 by ronetrucllon. 'Ibe obstruc--cepted deposits fro.m car DAY 0• Nr•wr VIN k•Ho • ASIOCIATll I
e County Personnel Department i.m. to 4 p.m. The 9ddrels ls SANTA ANA - M 1s1 tion bas COiii the ft:rm losses in buyers with the promise that LASSES 110 STARTJll !
BILL BROADWAY that n gular pos1tlons WtD be 1111 E. O>ettnut Ave., Santa Roberta Undberg of Laguna sales and substantial financial the balance owi ng would be _o_ --_w - -.,. -.I
MOR11JARY available at the end 'of the Ana and the telephone number Hills a retired nurse, bas been _:da:m::ag::=:e::_· ;:lhe::..:a:c:.:ll:::on::...:c::la:::l!m=. _ _:fi:::m::anc::.::cd:.::_. ______ _c~~~!-2~~~'-'='-'=~~~=~~'-'='-'~ 111 Bnolh!aU :llm<"Mta Mesa year to provide permanmt 83f..214t. appointed to the Orange Coon-e. lt.ltus to project ~mploye1. To qualify to vote in Novem.-ty Senior Citizens Council.
DIIDAY BRO'l'RERB , The. birings wtll be finance<I. ber, a voter must be The appointment was ~
MORTUARJBS partly bY \Jae v a r i o u s reglsteredt be a citizen ol the ~ by Supervisor Ronald
17111 Btacb Blvd-departmenls and partly by the U.llled States and 18 years old eaboa. 'n1P'." and approved by the
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"Big Boy Now ~
Su1no Star to Marr y
HONOLULU (AP! -Cham-
pion sumo wrestler Jesse
Kuhaulua's announcement that
he will be married next year
has caught his mother, Lillian
Kuhaulua, by surprise.
educated former dress shop
clerk, told newsmen she had
never paid much attention to
sumo in the past, having
watched it 'on1y once.
"But 1'11 study bird from
-now," ~ promised with a
nervous tiand over an em-
barrassed smile.
"I~ no.t going to believe it
until he writes me," 1.tn.
Kuhaulua said in a telephone
interview. "He didn't tell me."
THE l-FOOT-31 375-pound.
Kuhaulua BJU1000C<\! that be
will marry small. slim Kazuko
Watanabe of Tiik;yo.
"If be wants to get married,
I have nothing lo sav about it.
He's a big boy," 1.f r s.
Kuhaulua said.
-KUHAULUA CAME to
Japan in 1964 from Hapoy
Valley, Maui, having been in-
vited to try his hand at the
time honored sport by a
former sumo j?n!at.
Kuhlulua. 29, last , year
became the first American
ever to. win a Japanese sumo.
championship.
IN TOKYO, amid the whir
of movie .cameras and strains
of wedding -music. Kuhaulua announCed his plans to .marry
li!iss Watanabe, 25. "
A b.arra~e of 50
He mastered Japane&e .and
leamed how to stomach the
sumo Wres'tler's rather exotic
me!IT'-time rare. Over the
f allaulia I a• t
11ear f>tta-first
11.inerieatt .,.,.,.. to
tcln I 011·0 n " • " • u m o ·e hampion-
ddp.
ohotographer's flashguns ii-~
lumlnated the enormous sumo
v.Tefller and hi s wiso oJ a
~ when a news con·
rerence was told they would be
wed in a tradllional Shinto
ceremony sometime n e x t
, year. ... ; ~
years, he has had his ups and
dov.11s, but sllov.•cd his mettle
last year when he became the
fifst non-Japanese to win a
tournament and the prized
!fmperor:s cup. .
.·· He met his bride-to-be ; tbrauih the ag..Old sY>lem of MISS WATANABE, dressed
"o-mtai"-a?T&1lged maniage in. an orange blossom-colored
procedure. They were. in-klmono and ·somewhat dwarf·
~ J>7 the c:tJ&IOllllll' ao-~at K~UJ:O lfide. said she• M1•Na, . · lfound tbe-sum0; star "gentle." v. No firm w~ dale has M7I THE Ametican·brtd 1been decided, said Kuhaulua,
SIJio 1ltar cast aside polite r who wore a lavender kimon_9
Ja~ re a t r a I n t Im-and had his hair knotted on
rnedlatdy arter the news con-1 top in true sumo fashion . fe~ urunc . Miss Wat: I But he ex~ts the wedding
tanibe off he'r "feel· aild p1... to be held after· the New
t1ng several klsses on he'r Year's T~eot ind said
cheek. they may hOneymoon i n
1.tiss Watanabe, a ·college-, Europt.
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Paper's
Policies
In Suit
An Orang• County SUperlor
j:ourt judge )Nill be uked Nol
26 to sip an ln~tlon lMt
will l\llow Laguna 'Hiiis Ne.,.
Post carriers to deliver lbelr
paper to rtsldenta of Laguna
Hills LeJsure World .
SPECIAL HELMET -
Melvin Laird, counsel-
lor to President, has
been honoied for dis-
Wedntsda.)', Cktr>Wr 3, 1~73
Wife Gets 550,000
McMa1to1i Divorce Ter1ns Revealed
From "'lie Strvk:es fo r six week$ tail 11:pdog. The O.lal Lama, erlled
Al)'ct Ferrtll l\tcl\taltoo has '* le3der iJ Tibet's Buddhists.
been awarded SSO,OOCH·year U.S. Sen. Hubert II · says women are ,CntiUed tr>
11imooy from her husband Ed Hwnpbrey says he wlll not equal rights. but reels one o! Mc~taQ, announcer on the seek the Democra\ie preslden·
Johnny Canon television talk lial nominatl«1 in 1976. the tasks of wives is "lo make
atow. The MinnetOta Democrat men &>mfor·
The Mc:Mahon.s, married said in Schnectady, N. V., t a b I e at
since 194$ ard with four seeking the presidency W<lUld home."
children. aeparatedJegally last be \'breaking a pledge to rny T h e 38-
May. Justice George. Starke, v.·ife.'' year -o Id
who granted separation based * B u d d h i.."t,
on abandonment and $35,000 Scott Hafen, 3, of North Las w ll o me t'711,.,,111!11"
temporary alimony, made the Vegas, Ne\•., was named 1974 Pope Pa u I
( P'.,.OPLE )' ~:;;~ ~~Id.Dimes National ~~~ ~u~~ge:
L The boy was born with lour o( nine
DAIL V PILOT j
Siamese
Babies
Improve
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HONIARA , SOiomon Islands
(AP) -Siamese twins born In
a eave thret week! ago were
reported ''doing very well" by 1
a spokesman at Kllu Ufi
Govemmt>nt llospltat o n
Malaita Island .
The twin girls were joined
rrom the lop of their ch~ts to
the umbilicus. The spokesman
said 'l'uesday they w e r e
feeding naturally !rom their
mother.
---------" multiple defects, including W e s t e r n open spine and hydroecphalus European na-o.tJ..Ai LAMA REPORTS FROl\I MalaJta . permanent aws.rd in Ma.nbat·
tan Supreme Court. •
'IbeLagUna P u bli sh ing
Company, dlrtributon of the
New!·Post. made the desntnd
1'1onday in a laV.'Sldt that
seeks $2 mHllon in damages
and charges the Golden \\'est
Publishing Company, th e
Golden Rain FoundaUon and
lhe Lelsure World Foundation
with restrictive trade prac-
tices.
. playing special interest
1n Green Thumb pro-
gram which uses elder-
ly persons to beauti ry
highways, parks. etc.
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinetke said
his · personal contribution. to
solving California's energy
crisis will be coru1tn1ction of a ·
solar energy conve rter ut his
P\acervil\e area ranch.
wsi.ter on the brain. He has lions. said in Rome of West-the inost populous of the!e
had five operations. Paraly~cd em n10rals: "It is lime to put south'll·est Pacific islands just
from the ~1aist dov.·n, he wears the bn1kt'S on excessive im· east of Nev" Gulnea. say that
full leg braces and must use inorality." no dL'cision ha5 bttn taken
crutches. 1-ll' pointed lo Tibet"s con-concerning: the fw'lns' fut ure.
Scott and his n1other. ~!rs. rrnts for Buddhist nuns bcini; Local authorities reportedly
Gary Haren, 'rill lour the ha\·e a ppr o ac h ed the
d · h ,t h ( a!on"Side n1onastcrics for bo
Reinecke, an engineer. is
chairman of a new stale
energy panel and chief of an
energy pane l of the nation's
lieutenant gove rnors.
''1'111 going lo try· to put
together a small solar unit to
hea t the water and possibly
the house" at the ranch, he
said.
count ry ur1ng t e . arc o " Australian govemment a ut
Diillcs' J anuary appeal. rnonk s. as eviden«' of ('{jUal Oying the babies 10 Australia * l'ights for the scics there. for tests and possible separa·
. ~tadame Chiang Kai·shek * lion.
has left her hon1e in Taipai for Sovirt Conirnunist Party The father. identified onl y
a brief visit tp New Yor k, the Secretary Leonld L. Brezhnev as Lalambua and said to be
China Ne ws Agency said. will v.isit_ ln~ia next mon~h at a pag~n priest in the remote
rt CHARGES the defend·
ants w Ith •·creating a
mono.poly In eight square
miles that house I 8 . O o o
persons" and of financially
damaging the News-Post and
other commu.nlty newspapers
with paid subscribers by p~
vidi~ low cost or free ad·
vertising space to Leisure
World residents.
The report said the Fi rst the 1nv1ta11on of Pr 1 m e village of N~aliooru. has not
Lady of Nationalist China will ?llinister IOOlra Gandhi. . seen the children. According
visit her sister, Madame H. II. The armouncement gave no to tribal custom, he must stay
Kung, \vho is hospi talized dates of Brezhnev's visit or away from his v;ife and bable~ * New York. duration of-stay in India. for 30 days arter the birth.
Slate Sen. George l\loscone, -------------====='=============;;::---
1.fuch o/ the profit stemming
from those tactics, the com-
plaint claims. is used to
finance othtt publicatiom that
in tum unfairly comoete with
the Laguna publication. The
IS\Vst\.it lists the SaddJeback
Valley News, the Beach Cities
News · and the _Ir v in~
Independent.
It is alleJiled that the tacti cs
e~loyed by the defendsints
are forcing the Laguna fllll"
News-Post distributors to mail
their paper tQ Leisure \Vorld
residents.
a San Francisco Democrat
who v.•ants to be governor.
says that his ne t worth is
$49.172.
l\1oscone also disclosed 1972
federal inoo n1e tax returns
showing he had a gross in-
eome of $51.376 4asl year and
paid $9.2'70 in federal income
~ax. --...... --~ ' Actress Shirley l\tacLaine NEW POST -Presi-
dent Nixon has an·
nounced he is nominat-
ing retired Marine Com-
mandant I.£onard F.
Chapman Jr. to com-
missioner-of lmmi,ra-
THAT DEttROYS the news tion and Naturalization.
was one of· an estimated 900
persons who attended a recei>
lion at the Chinese mission at
the · Unlted Nations to
celebrate the 24th anniversary
of the People's Republic of
China.
value of the newspa-per and Job pays $36,000.
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Miss MacLaine visited China
Leisure World circulation, the It
company states.
'Also named as defendants in
the action are: . Professional
Co m m unity Manaa:ement.
Inc.: Birdhall, Smith and
Welner. Inc.: and Individuals
Austin Van Hooton. Robert L.
Price. R.J. Mitchell. Georlit:e
Bouchard. Carlton J. Smith;
Edward L. Olsen. Otto E .
Musch. Richard J. Birchall
and Phil Weiner.
It is alleged that the defend-
lnll' borTlng ol campetUion
amf advertlslrig Space prp-
vided by other newspapers
violates a numbe r of state
laws. It is al~ alleged thai the
Leisure Worid· News operators
"c:arefully censored" the news
content of -their publlcaliOf!
and "avoided controversial
·issuea" that might "have· af-
feded their circulation
figures.
.tdhl fof oootd"I or eMotllftf,
lamplt., 11UJ MCI en JoJ.
Cyt NJ':l.llr.1
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In Sunday'-s Family Weekly :
3 Top Comedle11nes Answer:
What Makes a Woman
Want to Be Funny?
Women .contetlU1ns are !!Carce, perhaps because it•s
undignijUJ, per.haps because hu111or s11gge5ts a certain
inJ.elUgence,and that used to be co115idered unfe1ni11ine.
In this cover story written especially for Family
Weekly, each of the country's three top comedi-
ennes offers her own rea sons for becom ing a
comic. Behind Carol Burnett's clowning, behind
Joan Rjvers' rat·a-tat delive ry, behind Phyllis
Diller's bizarre sequins·and·feathers costumes ,
there's something all three women are keenl y
aware of. Their looks and femininity. Yet being
funny and being female often mean not doing wh~t
comes natural, not trying to look pretty. And, deep
down, this bothers most womert'comedians.
Why do they do it? Look for Cl ai re Safran's enter-
taining and interesting in·depth study, based . on
exclusive interviews with three very funny lad!es.
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best known baseball fans vote for their choices
as U1e game's most outstanding P.layers of the
past 25 years. See i( you agree with their picks
for the all-star team of the quarter century.
10%off.
Qne week only.
All ''family'' rings.
For Mom or
Grandma.
20.70 REG . $23
Save now. give late r. Use
our jus!-to r-jewelry lay-
awa y plan. Olher sly!es
available in 10K gold
coniemporary ~nd cockta11
sailings lor 2 to 12 stones
Alt sale priced this week .
COME ON OYER, JOIN THE FllN-IOW THRO. OCT. 6
e MAR ILYN'S SOU P -Since Monday night is
ufe liiOsl-bectie-nighi of the..'lll<!ek at her house,
Family Weekly Food" Editor Maril y Hansen
has found It turns out to be "sou~ night." She
shares the recipe for "Marilyn s Split Pea
Soup," one of her family's favorites.
flicko11 fe1rms. . OF OHIO
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when you stretch then.snaps back like a
second skin. No bags. no soi.gs or droops.
It's the pantihose that stays put, but
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aver.:ige' or long. OR Queen sizJ,
nude heel. Re;i. 1.69
110 Lace bikini, short, average,
long. Reg. S2
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.BUENA PARK Beach at Orangethorpe
Optn D•llr ~:30 to 9:30 p.m. SundtJ 10 10 7
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JCPenney
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with your JC Penney Charge Cart!.
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jUstSee tlOW"fas1we ·can
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Open 10·9 p.m. O•llr Sund•r• 10 to 1
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NOW 5.10106.80
Reg. $6, $7 ·$8
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Boy's or glrl'•'tldewal~ bike
With training wheels. Easlly
converts fr:om bOy'a to girl's
model. High rJae handlebars,
banana saddle, coaater brakes. (
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lo)"• or glrl't 10-lpMCI racing blk•
Bar-mounted Shift levers, side-pull
caliper brakes. lots of chrome. "Rat-
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In carton price'.
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Boy's or girl'• 20" hl-rlMr bike
Coaster brakes, 20x1.75~ tires .
Chrome plated handlebars, full
chain guard and banana saddte .
In carl_on pnce .
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Double-tone sound.
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fits all bikes • 2.29 Wire front bWlt
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BOYS'
BAGGIES
Cuffed corduroy baggies. Easy care
polyester/cotton in navy, berry,
chocolate or green. &-18 Reg.,
8-18 Slim.
5.08Reg. 5.98
Husky 1lze1 8-16. Reg. 6.~9 5.52
Little boys' cotton corduroy
elephant bells. Reg. 3.98
SALE 3'31
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2/$5
Rlbknlt lurlleneck. Autumn
colors in a cotton/polyester
ribslitch knit. 8-18.
Chirp• II on your JCP1nn1y ch1rg• ~rd. SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE 3 DAYS ONLY.
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Optn Dolly 9:3010 9130 p.m. Sundoy ID to 7 ORANGE
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Open 10·9 p.m. Dally Sunday 10 to I City Or. at Garden Grove Blvd .
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SALE
1.99Reg.2.41
Sorren_!o'!_! ~...!!g_ue kit
Two easy steps for
one day job.
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G.E. AM/FM DIGITAL
CLOCK RADIO
(MODEL #C4315)
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s011ds181EIW!th 4 ~ lront-
speaker. AFC on FM . Easy
read dial. Walnut grain. (T2210)
SPECIAL
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Nylon brusi,-tet
4'"' wall bru.sh, 1 Ya ..
trim brush.
39.97
RCA portable stereo
4Aspeed phono. 6" speaker with
lone control. In rugged plastic
case. (VWP320HV)
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with clea.nlng 1001, trim brush,
extension handle.
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Panasonic cassette recorder
• Bu ll~in con ensor "m e' pushbut~on control." Operates
on battery or Une col'd.(RQ711S)
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shampoo 7 oz.
Beach at Oranoethorpe
Open daily t t30 to 9:30 p.m: Suncloy 10 to 7
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cream 6Y.. oz.
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Toothpaste 5 oz.
700 City Dr. of Gorden Grove Blvd.
Opent10.9 p.m. Dally Sundays 10 to 6
Wi lkinson
Bonded blades 'IO's
$1 'Gillette The Dry Look
hair spray 11 oz.
Special prices good through Sat., Oct. e.
We reserve the right to llmlt quantllles.
3900 So . Bris tol • No. of So. Coast Plata
OJNn 10·9 p.m. oalty, Sundays 10 to 6
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both with clear
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>7 l(nox ·Blends ~
Cfhoroughness,
Concentration
LONG BEACH (AP) -Chuck Knox is
moving quickly to take himself off the
limb be went out on when he told Carroll
Rosenbloom that he wouJd make a win-
ner out of a loser.
So far, under Knox, the Los Angeles
Rams have posted a 3-0 Natiooal Football
League record, and last Sunday they
· whipped Western Division Champion San
Francisco 40-20.
After li'stening to Knoi tast winier,
when the ' Rams had finbhed 6-7·1 ,
Rosenbloom hired the fonner Detroit
Lions' assistant just as he had hired
Weeb Ewbank and Don Shula in the past.
Then. Rosenbloom owned the Baltimore
Colts, but a year ago he traded that club
for the Rams. Knox, 40, acquired some new faces
through the trading by Rosenbloom and
general manager Don Klosterman. First,
quarterback John Hadl came lri trade
from San Diego. Then last year's
quarterback, Roman Gabriel, was dealt
at ,bis' request to Philadelphia for wide ·
receiver Harold Jackson and rwmlng
everybody studying them, you have to
check yourself out all of the time." ,
Asked if he felt bis de£ensive secondary
was sound with a free agent, a rookie
and a first year Ram. amoog the
starters, Knox replied. "I feel that ill the
playen on our squad are sound. I'm not
saying all are great football players, but
they are sound men." .
He ran a disciplined training camp and ·
be runs a disciplined program now that
that league seuon. is under way. So far,
Chuck Knox has lived up to his proml.se
to Carroll Rosenbloom, a man whl> lovtl
""'iMing football teams.
Ali-Frazier
Rematch Set;
Wes t I:tits 17
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EX-NEWPORT HARBOR, O<:C STANDOUT ALVIN WHITE 112) L~ADS OREGON STATE ATIACK AGAINST use SATURDAY.
back Tuny Baker.
The Rams promptly lost three and tied
one of tt~r first four exhibition games.
They woo the final two and tben captured.
their first three official NFL outings.
NEW YORK -1.fuhammad Ali <.'M-
firmed today · that he wUI fight Joe
Frazier in a rematch or their "Fight of
the Century" in Madison Square Garden. {
~ \Vhite Gears 9!!egon . ~&ate Atta~k
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Knox ~icated his philosophy when he
said, "I don't pay attention to any other
teams or-to lbe standings. All I'm con-
The fight is set to be beld at the
Garden Feb .. t, according to informed ,
cerned about is Houston." . sources.
'Ibe Rams play at Houston on &mday ''We are going to fight ln MadisoQ
against a team that 111 i.J. That ,..,.,...i :;quare Garden in ~ al aU the fans
makes no difference to Knox. with the same referee and same otticial
'"Tfley ·have fine football players and a.s'iast time," said Ali from his traJnq:
• ; .~: -~ Ex~NeJAJport,, OCC 'Smr · Off -to · Rugged Start With:-Beavers
\ By CRAIG SHEFF
'l . , 01 ... DallY ''"" St.ft
~Alvtn White, who passed for over 3J«lO yar~ in. two seasons St Orange
qoast.O:tlete;il'oU to a rather rough
i 'al Oregon St a le this
~but he hopes to plake up for it
tun\ay when the Beavers host
ending national football champion
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'Wbtte,.who prepped al Newport
Harber, was aecood in the nation in
puSlog lall W"'1< averaging nearly 205
JJrds.il(.-.~Ven' first two games
· bodi MJll.Auburn and SMU.
-Bli11tb0 ~pounder also tossed fiiht 1ln~1 in the two games '-r-Whlc1tdlo0iied him lo the No. 2 spol
""'the aro:pme 1ast<,,e.k;
Alfliough be did not sf.rt. against fr.!. be dJd ocor< a IoochlJiw\l in a 37 • < :tr~;..,, prett~ ii.a I°•;,,.;,. I'm
~C'~ :McKay . .
Nqt Conoorned
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jus~ not setting up in the pocket. 'Ibey
told me 1 wouldn't start against BYU
so •l, can concentrate more on what
I've beep doing 1wroag," says White.
'I'm pretty upset that I haven't done
better. But I know what I'm doing
wrong. My biggest problem has betn
that. I'm not setting up. I'm throwing
the ball when I'm not supposed to be
throwing it. And many times I've
lhroWn off balance ...
Despite'1he tosses and the eight ln·
terceptioos, the Beavers have not
given up oo White. Far frcm It.
"U we're goiog to win, we're going
to w1n with Alvin White," says OSU
quarterback.and receiver coach Jerry
<lleek: who joined the 11<a,..... staff
this year after~spending the. past few
seasons at Washi~ _
"Alvin bas an awfUITlot ol potential,'
bu~ he's alwayi' had just-one receiver
lo thr!>'1 to. .And because of that he makeS _up bis mind before reading the
defenses. U he really concentrates and
.stays in tbe pocket be thrOws ~ well
as anyone. . .
"And he's been giving up a tlttl~
early. He's a little shy. We can't se'fl
him on lhe fact he has to eat the foot-
ball ooce in awhile. But we think he 'll
come around," says Cheek.
"To beat USC we've got to do it with
Alvin. He's a good, smart kid:lind he's
got good football knowledge. We feel
we can compete with tbe rest of the
Pacific-8 teams. But we have to do it
with a guy like White." ,
White says' be 'can't wail lo ptay USC Saturda'y. ,
"All ~gb high school I was dying;
. 14 play """'•t"r•t 11ac1m and;Jo11nc 'Mckay Jr., but I never got the
chance. Now.J,'ve got that chance," he says. ;:_ ~ .
"We're rea!b'~ up for use.
We're nOt goin1 to let them run over
us."
Re~ovatl-.n Begins
House That Ruth Built:
Nostalgia but No Tears uls ANGELES (AP) -The Southeru CaU1Pnito:-'n'ljul have lumbled fn>m flnt'. lo tOana la Tbe -•ted p,... NEW YORK (AP) -They started when the two first ladles of Yankee coI¥ !ooClllll'fOll, leaving tholr <OOCb tearing down "The House '11lal Ruth baseball, both showing their years,
will> tblo -: So wbal?-, . Buill" . .lhis-week and ll06lalgia wu so slrode haltingly lo the improvised table Jcar~'bellem the palls are gOod ~·~ -"'d 1 h ill caret ror aiDele. foOtball beclae they create, wa\.."a. you UIUl cut it wt a Louisv· e ·where the bases were ully laid out.
in~Dut he iaJd TlieldaY: . Slugger. Mrs. Ruth said the Yankees d1d not in-
"'1'9 sa)d 500,DOO tlmtt' that J don't' Nobody cried. dulge in much celebrating during those
car9' 1kloUt the oaUonal rankings until the "Why sMuld we?" said Claii'e Ruth, years that they won the pennant or World ~ ...... They've yet to give aA the . widow of baseball's greatest home Series, or both, almost every season. a~i~ m nnked first after the run hitter. 1'It~ just like changing coats. "They were very reserved," she added.
• • ·.~. ~ Trojans are u When your fut coat wears out, you get a "When they clinched the World Series,
: •. , ?-_7 lie with Oklahoma new one. there wou1d be oo champagne cork pop-
·ilid Ibey pj'l!pare.Co open "Tliere's nothing I bate IWrse than a ping, wild yelling 'and horse play. They
cmderence campaJgn -the It fur ,, Ibo -Bowl -Saturday al ra Y coal · · tllougbt they should 'lrin.
State, McKay took issue with ' "You can't stop progress, agree.cl 1''lbe Babe usually sh>ok hands with au
Items at hla weekly brunch with . Eleanor Gehrig, 'Whose late hl.®and was the boys and said 'See ~ in the spring.•
re , lnclocUng reports that a Yankee immonal, playing a record Some r the f 11o · bl 'Sa Oklabama dominated the Trojans and 0 e ~'S zmg say, y, =Stl&e'a Dee Andros' mnart that 2•130 consecutive games in -the famoos ·Babe, how about let'~ going out for a cou-
nir. stlipes. "I am hapy to see ~s. '' Cll would try to embarrau the ,.... ,.·-a·-pie Gt beers?' 'No, thanks,' the Babe BeaWn lo rqaln loot ground in the ~. Ruth was pr.ysented a soiled white would say, 'I don~ like lo fight that
poUj. _ ind tilack rubber'110me plate and Mrs. crowd.'
Tllo. ~. unllb the 11'12 natlooal l/!!IDjg was ba!til<d first base ·al ...... ici'jiiayed will\ a relued, • { · ''Then wt?'d go home and have a quiet jovill' 8 1 weni "URttgbt:'' for . <mdlUlies mantnr the demoUUon evening. I don't care what they say, the
()klatpna COIChes' eUd to klolen ptillle ~ the '2'1 milllon,i city·spoosored Babe was no boozer or brawler. He was
... ~, ·reootltkln plan. ' • ~j~ · . ..,. or lole, we're~ .....i .... after Just a big, friendly boy."
the -e;,;r lei' ...!~lmock Workmen already were busy ripping "They say llull there were 74,000 peo-
hell oui-ot•em :C. ia:J° flM.i .W~knock· the blue seats from tbeir bindings and a pie at the opefling of the stadiwn in
ed hell out of 'mn, andr• anybody who ~iow machine was ripping up the infield 192.l," Mrs. Ruth said. "I wonder bo,w
dOesn't believe thit 1t 'craz)'," McKay they got that many people. -1fley haven't
aaid1 had that many since." ·~I~ieve had we riot been penalized · HOJd Jake probably counted a lot of
we ~uld have won the game by three EX.<JlLERS CLASH them twice," Mrs. Gehrig satd, referring tou&tilowns ,to one," sakl McKay. met'-to beer baron Jake Ruppert, former
rln& to' atx off$lde! or Illegal moUon owner of the Yankees. ~· 1 pa II was glJ9d defensive Wl!f-H -WILT'S TEAM "He woold~ that," said Mrs.Ruth.
pttJa:.bul wl)ea the other team jumt>J The capacily al the Oid st8dlwn is listed
o .,. foe! ~·1 liavt anything lo CHIJLA VISTA -Fonner Htmtlngton at 65,010. ' ' · > Baach JIWb bllbtba1I stars Mite Con-"I heard that the Babe said be would
..id Qioltoo State la not a very treras andllmmlsllamillon ale 8lllOllll a give• mootb of bis life to hit a borne rm IM~ ~«ed. ••lbatLsgWJ_a.:ot._e~Arhmi-State and-1crmer_ In thlt_!:r~' Ruth's widow said. "And ~ MCK.ly to niiD NBA anrABA playors that will clash he clla, • crliil tl!ll6nm11nner to
be 'l'ay they did a g a I n • I with tile &an 'Diego Conquistadon tonight win the game."
a.'' at Southwe6Wn Q>llege. During the nut two Ytars the famed
-, added that the Tn>jans-Would TlpOa'!iat 7:30 and ll's the coaching YankeeStadlumwillbeglven.acomplate be; Oat to om..up the acore. • , debut .Of former. Los Angeles Lakers star renovation. Tbe Yankees will play at
"l)al ii 'the most rldtculous statem<n~ Will Chamberlain wl¥J-rocenlty signed Co Shel Stadium tn 1974 and 1975 and come
Ir Doe Mdroll knows me, whtch he •I" coach the Qs IOI' ieoo 000 per year back to the refurbished ball park at the tJ11911ly doelb'L I don't oee l»w we <>n • · • · start ol lhe 1971 campaign.
""' IP the _. '8•1nst. . .'' he added, A sellout crowd I! eipected and pro-All seata will be replaced wtth molded oamlU an ~· oollep which may ~ are ticketed lo frapuato,. M,uklo, plastic seats, Wider and more comfort· l1ot llkTal or_pl!')' loolball. • city damaged by !'ood'· able. All pllm that ol>stnlet viM wtll be
"I •14 •I lbli l1me Ortgm Slate II 001 A second bencr11 game is planned tom clown. Alt encloood areas wilt be.air
a ..,., pd looll>lll '-· Dee baa a new Tbunday nlJbl tn n)uana. condlltoned. The p,.... box end tounge
• off-•nd It tabl Ume. • • •re8! wilt be modernized.
White was recruited by: most of the
Pac.-8 schools and many Others -but
USC and UCLA didn't say a word to
him.
"1 kind of fell bad about lliat. Other
schools wanted me but USC and UCLA
didn't. I've always wanted to beat use
and r knew the only place I could was
at another Pac-8 school."
Oregon Slate has gone completely to
a passing game --: but apparently still
has a long way to go after the three
opelting losses.
"We had six dropped puses ln the
·fll"St g~ against Aubmn and six
qainst SMU, which really surprises
as.'' says~ .
we must be prepared," he dee.Jared Tues-camp in Deer Park, Pa. "I've waited a
day. "We approach this game just as we long time for Smokln' Joe and now I'm
approached the last three." golug to beat him,"
Knox might just have hedged a little ' . ' " with that statement. For the oP<fl<r e Laker• Defeatetl ·
against Kansas .City -the ftrst under the RENO -Kareem Abdul.Jabbar scored
new regime instigated by Rosenbloom -~ l points ''l\lesday night to lead the .
the Rams had scouted the Chiefs Milwaukee Buc:b to a 118-103 eihibitlon
throughout the preseason campaign -all basketball victory over the Loi Angeles
six games. Then they watched Atlanta Lakers. ~
once and San Francisco in preparation Jabbar also Jed aU playen with 11 re-
for a prese.ason outing and the regular bounds, although the Lakert outre-
season game. Los Angeles won them all. bounded Milwaukee, 40-31.
Knox uses cliches but be maltes points Jerrt West, ~ bis !Int •P'
with lheflt. ' pea;ance with the Lalterf since oettllng •
"I..Qck is a residue of design," he said salary dispute, srored 17 points as the
Tuesday in discuss.Ing the San Francisco near sellout crowd of 1,000 cheered his
game. "I doo't like to think tn terms of e._very move.
ball control. We want to score no matter "To be honest wltb·}IOU, 1 was a little
how we get in there. I'd like to win 3-2 or ,,1.ittd," West safd afterpMrda. He playl'd "But we've bnly got six 9elliQl's _on
the squad and ~t two are playing. So
it's a real young ball club .. '.We believe.,.
we have the potenUal to be a Pac-I ._.
contender. And, if we're going to win,
we're going to win with Alvin."
u ." ' !'! minutes of ti. -including lll06l
' Al~. 1 UJeS a strong runnlng of the final quarti!r. ·, ~ ·
game 's passes in Los Angeles '
drives, admits, 1'The way the game e lWeaoeoMH Brees-es
Momentum
Key for Mets
Against Reds
CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati
manager George "Sparky" Anderson
waved off the New York Mets' record -
worst among the four division winoers in
the majon -and talked of respect for
this weekend 's playoff opponent.
"t think people are being misled by the
Mets," said Anderson.
"If that club had stayed healthy all
year, they would have won at least 95
games," he said as the Reds, National
Wgue ·Western Division champs with
baseball's best record -99-63 -prepare
for Saturday's opener with the East'ern
Division winners.
'The Mets we're facing are healthy.
They're not as destitute a8» they make
out," Ander300 said in reference to the
wave of injuries which bounded the 1wfets
all season.
Pete Rose, the Nalion'al League batting
champ, sees the playoffs as a time for
the Reds"-pit(tlers to get some overdue
credit. ,
"Everybody talks about the New York
Mets' pitching ol Seaver, Koosman and
Matlack. Nobody sayS much about out
staff yet we had a 19-game winner, an 18-
game winner and two guys with 1~."
RMe said he hears talk Of the lwfets
having the momentum to stop the
favored Big Red ~fachine. . .
'We've got the momentum," be
retorted,
•!s'P)ayed now, a field goal kicker Is vital FORT WORTH -T..-John
to you.. A teem SboW.d score every time it Newcombe bfeezed to an opening romd
crosses ~e ,50." . victory Tuesday over Charlie Owens 6-2,
Offemtvely, Knox has installed a pair 6-2 to highlight play in tbe-.$50,000 Fort
of second·year Rams as his running Worth National Colonial tennis tourna-
baclts -Lawrence McCutcheon and Jim ment.
Bertelsen. They rank fourth and fifth Newcombe's quest for the $9,000 first·
among the NFL rushers. McCutcheon place check was brightened by late ·
has gained 263 yards and Bertelsen 256. withdrawals as Manuel Santana and ~
Had! is tops in NFL passing with 28 nis Ralstoo failed to show for first round
completions in 36 attempts for 359 yards matches.
and five touchdowns. Tbe withdrawals of Santana and
Knox uses a thorough, methodical ap-Ralston came on the heels ot earlier
proach to ~e Rams with an emphasis on d'efed.ions by Die Nastase and Qlff
conaentration. Tommy Prothro, fired Richey.
after two years of a five-year pact, fell Thi.rd-seeded Roscoe Tamer had DO
~essionals should be motivated sul· trouble in brushing ,aside Fttd McNair
ficiently by themselves. advancing to the quarterfinals with a 6-4
As an example 'ol bis thoroughness, 6-l triumph. · '
Knox explains that the Rams mix their
defensive coverages throughout a game . e A..-ea Netter s Fall
·~with the available films and Newport Beach's Dick Rosener, ~a '
Anteaters Poloists
Rip Trojans, 10-5
Jim Kruse scored five goals 1 to lead
coach Ed Newland's UC Irvine water
polo team to a IG-S victory over the USC
Trojans Tuesday night in action at the
Newport-~1esa district pool.
UCJ took a 1-0 lead In the first quarter
and never trailed. holding a 5-1 edge at
halftime and building the margin to 8-I
after three periods. The Anteaters.
substituted freely in the fourth stanza.
UCl will take a 4-l record into the
Northern California tournament at
Foothill College this ll'eekend. The
Anteaters finished second to UC Berkeley
in the recent UCI invitat~onai.
UCI 1 4 ' :t-10 UK OID .._J
UCI -.:«1119 : KruH 5, PlllllKll 2, a1«k 1, !lOW'f,
kl• I. use ,r;ort"": !lllln1n 1, y_. 2. Ntweombl 1,
furn!» 1.
Mesa's Bill ~ Seidel and Hwitington
Beach's Dick Keddy dropped qualifying
singles matches in the All-timers seniors
tennis classic. for 35-year-old junior vetl
Tuesday at the Sunny Hills Temis Club
in Fullerton.
Rosener fell to Allan Call of Les
Angeles, 7-S, 6-7; 6--0: Seidel was beaten
by Manhattan Beach's Stan Ellis, 6-2. 6-
1 ; and Keddy was ousted by Bob Perry
of La Jolla, 6-2, 6-0. ~
e Kh1g ~vances --i-
PHOENIX -Janet Newberry was the
only casualty among top.seeded players
in the first day of the PhoeniI women's ·
tennis tournament.
Billie Jean King. reigning queen of th:e
courts, squeaked by Peggy Michel in her
first round match Tuesday, 6-1, 5-7, 6-3.
Newberry, seeded seventh, lost to Krig..
tien Kemmer, 6-2, 6-4 .
In other matches, Kerry Melville
defeated Kathy · Kuykendall. 6-3, 6-1;
Nancy Gunter beat Tina Zwaan, 6-2, 6-2 :
and Barbara Do~l'IS d<rnned Laura
DuPorit, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2.
Olympic Changes Sought?
VARN~ Bulgaria (AP) -The in-Olympic spirit. This is he must re!pect
temalkinal sports federations today sug-the Ol)!Mpic spirit, ethic and tradition
gested refonns for the otymplo name.. and have always participated tn sport as
a new code Ol a1J1ateuriim an<l~an ror-an avocation for P.lcasure wilt»ut having • .,. received any renumeration whatsoever
staging the Games over a re.gion insttad for his participation.
ot a cily. "His means oC existence may neither
Pierre Ferri oC France, president of come from nor depend upon Income he
the International Fencing Federation, might receive from spart."
made the suggestion before the Olympic Ferri continued that each federation
Congress on Its third day. should draw up Its own ~les of
Ferri said the 26 federations associated 11mateurism. according to the technical
with the Olympics are uhanlmous in want. characteristics of its sporl. On the basis
Ing the Ol.ympic rul~ of cli&ibllity re-or these. he said, the International Olym~
ordered th"': ptc Comll)ln"' (IOC) """td dccide
"Any candidate for admission to the which spOr\s were •tceptable to the
Olympic Games ·must be animal~ by the Games.
The amended rules, as suggested bY
Ferri, could omit all relerenct to
financil!!._-_lioo for loss ol li>-
come through training, training time
allowed, sclw:tlarsbips. prizes and et·
penses, all points covtted In Rule 2' ol
the present Olympic code,
Ferri said a majority of the federations
fa\.'Ored spreading the Olympics ova. a
wider area. The Olympics could be
awarded to one city v.i\lc.h wvuld,
through its national Olympic. conunittee,
nomihate other \Owns in the region for
stnglng so m e events. Part of the pro-
gram could even be ~Id in a netgbbonnc
country, he ,.id. ~
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, • few years, El Camino College ' has been among the top rank-
ed jun1or college foo\b31l
.:: • powers in the stnle.
· The way this season started
· •. fer the Waniors, it looked like
';.' another Juggernaut was com-
• ing oo.t ol the Sou.th Bay area.
Ftnt swlrt Laney w a s
crushed, SU and then defend·
~· ing state JC t.itlist Fresno
was outrun, 27-7. That pushed
El Camino to the top of the
ratings again.
';.i Coach Ken Swearingen's
club was Immediately shoved
·>< off the pedestal by Fullerton
College last weekend, tG-10.
The Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde "'~ -team hosts Orange Coast
' .. · College Saturday night and
r" · even the coach isn't sure
·'~ which way his club will go .
. ~ .-"We played \\.'Cll at limes
against Fullerton ." he ex-
, plains, "but each time we got
a drive goklg it was stopped
by penalty. I'm not com-
..• plaining, · we made the
mistakes, not the officials.
1 ·• "It's the kind of problem
· · · you'd expect from a team that
• ., • 4 has an entire line save one
man and &O percent of the skill
,,. .• positions ftiled with freshmen .
. -· "Inexperience will'bart us in
.,_,..,. the lone: nm,"
'....,. _ 1be quarterback position is
;;:. -a good example of the
~ · vacillating situation at El
Camino.
--Robbie $.ch-mit:r..-a .·~ ·, sophomore who lransferred in
·• '. from Weber State, Is rated an .,. '" _..: .... ---"..... ball handler but ". ---.. · only adequate paper.
())nversely, 6-foot....f J e. fl
JON .. TERRY
Coron.;:a.1 M.r
DAN TROUP
Fountain Val .. y
MARK McDORMAN
Costa Mesa
CHUCK VAN LIEW
El Toro
MARC RADllER
Dana Hllll
MIKE 81$5 ..
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' JOE TROXELL.
Edison · . '
CM Coach
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Attitude
· ~ ·, • Austln Is rated a top passmg
'· prospect but not very adept at
-.< • takJng or running.
.. Yo.... "We have two quarterbacks BOB MACAULEY ,:-· · who excel1 in different phases NICK VLEISIDES ,
San Clemente
VINNIE. MULROY'
Newport Harbor Mater Dei of the game ," says S'fear------------~' ingen. "U we use both wisely,
.-.· we could have a varttd, potent
·~-attack."
When the quarterback posi-
.' tiOn 11 dtdded, Ille Warriors
have fine receivers.
John Cnoblrtt has picked olf
14 aerials for 201 yards and
two touchdowns while right
behlnd ls tight end VoUon Dix·
m with 1! recepUom and 192
yard>. '' The runrunr· ~ came 1 s
spearheaded by Tei:rr Ho.wse,
a M and !SS.J>Qund bombshell
wbo has 179 ylrtb in 47 car-
ries. Eugene Slculici is·tbe No.
2 ball carrier with: 94. fards In
26 carries.
It's a balanced attack, one
.that rolled against Laney '3nd
Fresno but, because o f
mistakes, bogged down at
Fullerton.
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Tailback
Stands Out
Magnolia 's unbeaten and
eighth-ranked Sentinels wilt be
trying to make it two in a rpw
over Edison at Orange <:<last
College.
1t was Magnolia whlch top-. -J
pled Edison's Irvine League .TED CREGO RICH BLISS
Westminster championship plans in the Unlversily
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season and the Sentinels will
be trying for a back-to-back
feat Friday night.
Tlilrt's when coaeh Jim
Howell's Sentinels clash with
Edison and the winner 'gets a
solid shot at staying in con-
tention with pre-season
favorite Santa Ana Valley for
the title after one round in
Offensive Problems
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Plaguing·Gwc Rival
loop, ~·arfare
Back to jeopardize Edison's
position is · tailback Monty
BURerdick, the fellow who
ruined Edison's title bid last
year.
Bullfrdick has been the ma-
jor factor in Magnolia's plans
so far with little emphasis
paid to lhe forward pass.
Quarterback Carry Rand el,
fullback Tim Low 11751 and
flanker Tim Buchannan are
definite offensive threats, but
Bull~rdick figures to carry the
major share of the load.
Howell's concern for Edison
is the same as it has been for
Edison foes of the pa.st.
"Edison looks likn carbon
copy of Edison teams of the
past,'' says Howell." Ed.ison is
well disciplined, well coached
and looks like it has the same
peopl~ ...
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A•ru.nce . In Irvine Loop· Title Derby
NEW YORK (AP) -Al·
tendance at major leogue Jl'lva teamo have a.raallstlc Running bacta Ben DodlOll s.-LOCI ALAMITOll. Ooaclt
-.U games puaod 1be IO abol at capturing lbe Irvine and Bill Ogden, and oeemlngly l"nllk Dorettt'1 G r I f 11 n s
mlllltot mark In -im I« lbe-Lea&ue football cbanlplClllbip • 100 other gtms, 11lve Faun-.alw•fll -plenty ot savvy
flnt time in history and •Iler two waeka ol DOD· -ta1n Valley the potenUal to do and again have the-ability to
of Stevt Sharp. the nmnlng o!
Dennll Delany and Paul
Dtsmel, plus the a er I a I
targets .or Steve Teregis and
Bill Valentine gives Mesa a
formidable atisck. • com-·1eague. action it 1 e e m • lt. EdllOD Is the biggest beat anyone in the league.
missioner Bowle Kubo ao-'l'P"!"late that 1n five are Awrdle. Tackle Steve Gr<g>c>n and
, llOllllCed. winging along with 2. o The B._ hove l',Oeled off 'l\)(lt.end Brian Ttcebunt.are
A total of I0,0!$,711 lam ......ti. -elgltl iotichdown>'!'in_ ripping tile only' retumlng 1tarters !cir Also high In Mesa p1.., ""'
tackles Mark McDorman and
Jf!fTf ScheppeM, JinelJIP:er ~fark Nebecker and \nid·
dleguanl Jim Do•ls. Injuries
could be a factor. "tcOonnan
and Gary Mcllomwl (215)
and Gary Petti (Zll) have
already been sidelined.
pold tbOJr way 1111o ""'Jcr Deaplle Ille ....,.. o1 the two !oeo. Otiel amonc the line ' lbe Grtlllna. ~-ballpa\u dllrlni the 1rvloe League, Santa Aan Is llO-powtd Dan Maltby. Do.r<ttl Is banldqi on a more
aeaaon. That belttred the VaDey'1 defending champions . ooftd delelUO lo lead Los
-"-·· . an a llOlld choice lo repeat 4. MAGNOIJA. Tailback Alamllol .• ..,.., • ..,... high ol 29,193,417 eet qver four others. Monty Bullerdict gt v es Craig Olamberlain and
in 1971. Here'• how' the· Daily Pilot Magnolia a super ground at· Mite Olivas are !till fighUng
Last year, in a aealOll foresees the 1973 Irv l n e tack, but the lack of a solid for the starting quarterback
tltorteoed by the baseball Leam~ race· pa~ game could be lbe · caU.
a-· Sentinels' downfall. playen' strike, attendance was 2'1,118,284. I. !Wll'A ANJt VAU.E\'. Gltry Murplty (205) and Dave
O>aclt Dick Wll'a Falcons Fouche (220) gives the Sen-
I. OOSTA MESA. Tbls ap-
peara to be lbe best C.O.Ol
Mesa team since 1967 and
Costa Mesa displayed the
.. abUity to come back with itl
w1n over Foothlll Accordlng to u no II I c I a I Unels • hefty !rqit line. have vtrtually everyone back '" · atati8tk:s, the Amer 1 can in their quest for a leCODd u. Mainolia bad Santa Ana coach John Sweazy• s
League -a r""1l'd Iota! of Ue. Valley on lbe "'PO'. led Foun-· M~tangs could coocetvably do
Mesa can but anyme in the
league -but the question 1t
staying power ... a -1<-lo-
week basis.
'MlK! HANKO Or•• CO.at ;:;.. Offen•
, JOE JONES
Saddleblck -<>H.nM
~ . ' . .
Karella Com ing Fast; .Hastings
Diablos Lose Reeves Praises . . .
; ,l.b,'¥ .... . "'
-viejo m11i·•·footlilll 1o11owU>g game, bat Curtis is Tn· •tons
'faam bia Rflerec! ailalbOr toot !Or good, having un-• """°"" 'oetbjlck' In lbe • loJQr)c c1<!p1e ~ MQllday at • ' : , m,~t and~Katella'.ll on • tlle"l'lllo caufinl -In UCLA. 1 G~'!asttip la the !Int lo
tile ~Cll \'fejo·camp. · ' Taking Ree.J"'' spot a! =i it.:~~= 1CG.di ·~b:H"lye.n·e r .'i fuDbeck ii Rick White/ Wb~ r ~ football g~s tbls
·MllllOI> -Viejo ~ hove .-lmJlt go two W8fll wYtb · oOUIJn, lind H thlnga.c:on-
loot Gia'. -at lullbeclt llnebacking duties llso.-.---Iba~ he looks for a long
with ....-dlllOc:lted elbow, and "'-y. Ri-1..--...1--is a!sO on evening at San' Clemente Fri-
Wtlb the ~t lou ol ·~· ~-. 'gilt _,.,..,. "I-RI ck the doubtful list due "7 waU!r da!, DI • , ~11 '"'-·~ ~-·~ 1 Cll the ~ ..,_,.. Jell . We..just hoven t dooe lbe ..,_~ -ftl'. -~· . JUC'll:'., ~ job" ~ says 'of his ~-ll'esldellnes.' RoJetU in a ......,...ay a!tuatloil.\ tWn's H and IHI loues' io ·, --~-~.~:ri! "iii II llnebad<er and riib1 guard. c<rrttoa and Sunny Hilb thus ~..,..-elo._..,.I ~ ID~ spent -ol•Tll .... w thU aeUOIL ,_.. <1-• mlnllllrS ·---'t brl ..... lo !>lo Jellbe'llllller the~-,, dl!f· .,...,Ing bis ,,,.... and ·-·....... """!'. .... ....... l!Glif:om"""re. 1 • -,,, another combination opots, and H we oooUnue lo · r-• . . play the way ,.. diol lut week AD.. lhls·lfllOl!a trouble-r,. .or two al Jineblcl<er to ,.., lll4lft no1...m·a pme." = ..:::, b,o • ~ )>lbeatm all"'1aU! the pressure on • "San Clemenle has a fine
WW be -.. MW ft-•~ I -'-.'sblp 'wllh CUftls and --i White. ....,. they're bit! 11111 3tm1I u...s out or Ibo (:<inlvi<w :.u for ~ mmer i•-and. tlntr the ball Vt!rf ...IL 1--Tburaday ni8l>t c'"10d wtlb Ibo Knlgbls' ,_ we ' _hoven't played to our
(!•30) al La f,alma Sladiwn in nlng game out <I. the Houston potential ye~ but we'llJlave to l ~lielm. ' · veer. ~/ against against ~hem." 11
"!":."Dia ii ~1'illY .1: blow t~ "Katella doesn't aeem' lo • Hastings iso l '? much ,q.,_~'~1!111.1 Hlvner. "It mutlS like to pus," 11y1 Hivner. dlleouraced •U ·be ii, puzzled ·~ loit aor II» Gll<!nlive "But It's fl!rowlng Ibo ·11111 bf a team wtlb • enough ""deleltliv~jlayen." . -more tliin uUaJ. ta)ented bdlvlduals .back lo be ~.~bebockf?"lbe parti'"n'; v~seldom~,any· ~~ty~~t"'
cular ~eme ""'.i» the To begin with, t'h ere' 1
13,438,861. bruking the old AL The Faklm poeseSs the tain VaJley after three much better.
record of 11,!34,745 aet in 1919, fastest and most uperienced quarten and whipped Edison Mesa has experience at
'1't1e NaUCllal Le a g u e • team in lbe league alter in 111?2. ~ poslUon and the Jl0!3ing
meanwhile; outdrew the AL posting a •3 mark in 1972· ' ' 1. C.... clel Mar. Coach
Dave Holland's Sea Kings
would probably rate · among
the top three if defense was all
that was required to win
league championships.
Otiel among the Falcans Lo M c for the 12th consecuUve year, are quarterback Abel Fausto. ara ust ut Err
atlracUng a total o! ll,llO'l,127 r u D n I n,g b ack a Gary 7 ' ors
paying customers. Templeton and Myron White,
s.veni.en c1u1>s topped the tackles Jim Be ... nek and Don To Defeat Oilers. -Hill _nu-Allman, defenai~ back Jay one ll.IUU\,U ' mark in at· Craig and llnebaeker Eddie
Returning all ·league
lineman M'llte ..,...~ -Jim
ta>dance. '11le Los Angeles Mmlna.
Jlodien topped lite list with i. EDISON. A new cooch
(BUI Workman) and a lot of
new tacea predominate at
Edilon, but u Magnolia coach
Jim Hoftll says, "It'a a
-copy ol past Edison teams."
Loara High football coaclt
Herb Hill says it's pretty o~
vious·wbat his club will have
to ~ IQ ]>eat HunUngton
Bead. t!Us w.ek .
as tailback Dave Walker-rush-Garn, Rhett Tucker and Marty Liottas are foln' of Corona'• e4ll fOr ovtr 100 yards. .crack defensive unit ~131,192, followed closely by
the amm..u Reda a t
2,017,601.
'11le Cleveland lndiam had
the lowest attmlance In the
ma.ion drawing I06,0Z7. '11le
San Diego Padres had the
1'1owest figure in lbe Natloo:al
Canyon
' Needs Aid
Up Front
Tailback Bl IT Rutherford
makes lhe: running game click
behind lbe blocking ol !Ullback
J(IOI Pect:FAtacn hsl lbe pas>
Ing ( quart¢>acUla,_ !9h!te)'
!be receiving (spHHltd Mike
Bennett), lbe ldckln( game
(Don McPhersoo), and the
desire (two years of trustra·
Uon) lo win It all.
S. FOUNTAIN VAU.EY.
The Ban:ins hive been peren·
nlal bridesmaids, d e 1 p I t e
strong twM year-In and year·
Olll / . Ooaclt Bl1f<t! Pickford bas a
true pualng threat' I n
quarierbeck Dan Troup and •
number of ~ ~er• (led
by JUck Hal!leld).
" I I
'1<b-quarterback, M a x
Baoon, completed 10 of 20
passes against Servite last
·week. .. ' SIYI Ifill. "But he abo
tossed five interceptions. We
(tidn't have many passes hit
the ground."
Semle handed lbe Saxons
their tint loss this sea.son, 21··
f.
"Tbe Interceptions and our bkdlnir hurt us lbe moot;"
says Hill. "U we want to stay
with Hunlington' Beacl\. we'll
have to cut down on our
mistakes."
'Ibe Saxons and Oilers open
Sunset League play Friday
night at 8 at La Palm~
Stadium .
Loara was an early season
choice to challenge for the
-League Utle. It opened
with a t•l& win over Warren
However, against Servite, ne offtMe, however, bu
Walltei WU lbrottled by the I eked masaive Friars d e t:e n s e • a punch in 31-3 and 21-0 ,
Meanwhile, Servile . enjoyed losses to Newport Harbor and
success running, utilizing its Santa Ana.
ZOO.pound becks elleCtlvely. Br<nt Ogdee and Bob Wilson
The Saxons are expected to proVlde the runrung game.
try to nm oU tackle against _ Lack oJ an aerial game was
Huntington Beaclt ainoe the hurt, but Joe l'<l<to (10 !or 10
two top linemen are left tackle against Santa Ana) .could be
Mike Henry (J-2,. 230) and' the.answer.
Gary Stringer (6-'2, 22$).
'Hill hos lbe ut~ r<spect I. ~la. The Eaglel are
for Huntington Beach. In a rebuUding stage and
"They were leodlng Foun-haven' shown enougll punclt
tain Valley 14-7 al the half and yet to stay with the rest of thts
seemed to have the game-creJ¥.
under control," be 1 a y s . Coach Jim Hensley's Eagles
"Then they played giveaway. cool~ prove spoilers, however,
"You can't give the other with-quarterback Sleve
team the ball more times iJl.. fl.fQrton, running back Steve
side yoor ZO and exJ>eCt: to win. Adams and Ught eM Dave
"Servile was able -to nm GH>bs in lbe fold.
against us and I suspect with Estancia ·likes to play It
backs like (Loren) l\lkldin, wkle open -and that makeo
Hilntington Beaclt will do the the Eagles dan(On>ul In any
same." game.
•
~ -of wLettRt YoU're onlng now and Into /.w.o 8aTlap S.
• esy • filling out thla transfer draft and oending it to 111. We'll
eloee"tMd your old account and open a new one for you. You'll earD.
dae htgheot rat~ on your oavings and get free services with no driDga
aJtadaeCI. ~ Jmt a 1....U example of how we like to make oa'fill«
lllOni!y euy for you. Any way we can.
ilolmM veer. Its ltrictty a -·-~...._ •• Bob F •2 matl.r OI hoW!g good penoo-,_ ~ -~ arra, • r • When C b a r I ea Wood
nel to 11\0P ll" l.l!Oi>ound junior . wm '™ an greeted 10 vanity football can-Br~:~.~~
. ' ~4 .st8rl~rs
Lampablre 'rates lib !Catella =gue w~~en~:;,. ba~ 1: :iJ,'!tes this ran at Canyoo
t"'!' on a par wtlb l\llssloo bOcldlelil Is junior Henry ...... School in Villa Park, he ~eJO, and alaO rates his top ArambUl:a (5-t l60) 8 n d made a startling discovery. J'llllnli!i )lack, Lany Recker, seniors Dove Pickering (IHI • Of the llO players, 70 llated
almllar to l\llJsioO Yi"jo'a Ken 110) a ii d tlallback JUrk ~lrl position .., backs.
-· · ~ Bruc1<en (._10 UO) gness you can safely ,. ; 'We've pt a Jot, of a· Last yeer•i -toP receiver, predict our major ~em has ~ beca'use we played a aenior O'aig Feola· (I-%, l70) been the . off~~ve and f'-=::7.~~::§:~~~;'-'IOl~~~ef on last. year~ re~ _. • and .seniors defensi~e Imes, says the :Hiib aiiOcled 11' be (iilitt'. ms team IO 11a111e . nq-{s:o::no ana--<OOCh·Ol-tbe llrsby
at ~ fotr.~ odtlni ·In tbi first foot ....U, Uaht eDt! Jell'iko,;n (IHI lllO) Wood's club meets another
Ii• .,.w• I a• id I n 1 ~ came on "7 poi! •·' M are capolile pus catcller~ neophyte team, El Toto, Frl-l!Olldi inc the 0nqo .,..rk.. • __ ,,.,.. • • '111< line ·av""""' out to a . day . In an 8 ~.m. game at.
· ltl'*"U.~TddaJ Leading tile Kiitena S\lrle r<spe<table Jl(I, and ha.s tw.. l\llssioo Viejo High. Alter two
, • 1 •• • ' .,. nmnlng 'beck.I llecl<.,. ·ume all-leaguer Jim ZUres (6-games, El Toro Is undefeated .
, • "ik:ott ~ (110) anddlerek Weal, pm 1, 200) retuniilfl. " Canyoo's Comanchea opened
: ~· ,bcili !JUf. idtemalO qt111rU!rbecb Rick · Yet lbe .Goldon•Hawks have tile aeucn wtth a u.a Ion to *"'llftli\'li!tf In a •IU )ltl~ ( .. !, 130) and Dove · 'l'"ll"ied oo1y .one touchdown l·A. Bre!hren and last week '""" to"IH Jpt ·-k and ~ {~10, !!ti)) a pair ol In two_.,_ · were ~ by lbe Brea ~#ifttl1:'911t. ArXl all-cIF rlgbthlnders. · ZUrel, Brown,, Feola, Ray J~or vanity; 14-6. culid'Brtu'A.von haa been "R«:ei_,, prijQ!lnent in tile and guanl Gary 'Hotchkiss (._ <'We dldn t hove our 11,.~ bf i MVettly aprain-ltatella' ganle lbclude sttve 11, JM) are. all!IO starters on a sophomore;! until the fint,~ay
rtdlaniJO mhaw oo1y llmlled Overwt, G-·Evans, Doug delenoe wtUch HaaUngs !eels ol ~· safll Wood. We
,· a.ty 1111 ~ Domene and Jeff Knapp. will be cruclal In lbe game. Jta,ven t bad. the same tallbeck AW l>unGli" .u.-.-aoe of. two weeks m a row and thil \i,.~~~bPa All•.. Q, b k ~~di•=· sey ...... ~ -------I ~ ,•·ll(W-fjlt !Gr iier-1 • eague uarte1· ac about three weeks behind tbe ~·~ __ 'I -teams we play." ' :• .. ._ • trans~ A-ft ocr.4 --. lf0Jflll8on71!rtlltopolner. + . 'nletopplayers-rlobe -':::r'-savinds 1.eru.1.a
.i1u1-1be w=:r.:!11111 ha'"" B · , s • r· t1nebt1cker LaJTY Conaaldl <~ ,.,....,..,,,_ .aa-e " •MlllY~~~~-£•ates' pntterinu 10-ers 11, '?5l who~ .... the I PAYTO:AVCO SAVINGS and l oan Assoclatlon ···~=~=~-~~ ··~ .~ ...... ,. ~--..,, .,, teems fullback, qaarterbeck rsu..,,llmMiil&i'Ni I
; ~ -~·· nothslln~_! ~ .~ : Valeacla lllgb's ~en and deleme. pqlledt a hamJtring = a~ld (~I~ tlOUMI
-.. •-,..,a,.... Uj!l~linliy Hlgb open !be. burls expected to pisy against fair -; and Marty Vou,
,jhs • Wo .1 aars. new. head ~League football aeuon UnfversUy in ,Ibo 1 ea g u e the Mand 17Q.jlomd end who ""'"'..,..===============~ o h•-••~"'" ==='~·~· rricsi1 nlcht on the ·Tlgen: opener. ~ all three I 1li1111101-ra11ba!iil1rH\'lncs1nd1o111•1UOd1t1011 ,.,_.,.X(OUllt ls 1H:li) Acc.wrttltlllllbtt I
Newport Harti6r ·before' com-field.1' w · boNt have I one Gabriel Rodriguez suffered ' (ita!ldl or lddrtu)
lnC lo Brea,..,..,_ II'!· thoullll ln ~an a sprained anl<le but will be """'' "'"'-----------·
-' adda -t b ·~ the tirlj' ...... )!lllng atreak, read$· for the ')'rojans. POT ·O · ~,., ""'''------""""'------------·
Wi14<Ata hova hod -."We .·-.~lb at ••· 1 e .......... ••· ""..._ hav.e .Li • • • ~~ problerna, ·thus , ... .,.,. MRI aam JU .. ""'ftu.-Ut'C •>& ... " I "°ttttftUllclan11st1twt1011r...t1111cttttc01111tL•traMf•rred, Cll1r------~•""·-----be'P bt ·'1artlnl Junior Car! tp0t right now," coacll Dave All-Orange League QmUntd '--_Pal~ 11 11 .... m .. 11w1fflft .... •S'M'dleet;aNret1r11ti111e:1HtllJlf•llMMlt. I ~ l!Pb:llt lbe_:Artiats·Fri-~JltncbejOfValiiiCiisays;_. quanw>ick .l ~· Lal»rde JuM::V";ldtrY Drift,.,. · IJ1qt11r~fl--,.,.,,o-'"=""=r=n~ .. ~-=~---diy,~. , " I , "WhoeTer .... Uutt !Int vtc-back at lbe helm, the Valencia ,_ w _. ;;~~ilijjjjjjiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiim:.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili Cid Seale hi& gWdfJd .... -passing attack hasn't been c1n111t ... NiM • o 2 1-' ~ ··~~ t • -..._t _ tory rliday ~t ls rial1y bat Pin•......, -·u ll"' it to 1 Cost• WM ~· 1 0-3 ..._ orrlot: M50 Zoe Aw .. HYntlngton l'•tk ~55 • htl·M'JWMd -1250 Allantlc Aw ., Bell 90201 • COlttl Jr( ... i2l2e _ 3310 Brlltol at.
1.R . w.-~· '"v -'-lo ~~ I -· ..& .. ht W .._J •-ae ~I ...i ~r · fro.I 1• U. .-..... I001o-4921 Wl!Wllnl Bl'l'd. • l'Clft: Hv.n•mel01tM1rd -2171 NOl1h Venlur• Rd., Port Hueneme 93041
~ ......... 11-d JO .., ... l.m:nNI l aut.,.. .. be. C0tt•M....-11191'1\'111ft1.SC!lvl1J m:· ca-.to2t0-"240T-..dyetwl,•~CltJ 91 604 -12220 VenhK•Bl¥d.• ~ fcit'~·-: :rn.-i But DOW we"re baflnC JWObleml l<()ar ~ls Improving ,,._.,_.,, on...o.. ... -111aFult1ort~TOffMoe 90503•Ventur11~rt.n -~,A,_._ .. ~ !I :--~ ltf/l &liad a--W movtncttiebllltiilldttbez; lwHhlne1:per1enced -~~ IO.MllllN....._.._ • ..._U.Mtillllll0025-116S1~Mon1oa81¥C1. .J9J Q_~· ~ jpllllt lAwtll, tbUI be'•"" yard line, ~ receivers wt aren't nearly as c.-"' ~ • 1 ' t-s · --
lt&rilnl Balllct. . -1'Weseemtodoprettywell 1trongu
1
lastyur." ~ .. ~Mtt~~~.,Z,'L - - - --· - -••BotUc drdn the ball wtU ln mWield but when we get sm u.s AU-lee-le ~~ .=*"~. LYttM 1 °""" uditMi'BJwblt we"w pt &o tmi:letbelOwebeltntofilzle. "nleT!gen:'nmnln&gam.eil 1,u1tC1Dtni.11: ... 1 · ' OftMd opa.S.turday, Odober 6-9 a.m. to l p.m. •Ran~ Part,
st,n doing. And .... ·re not set· We hove come up ihort at !be geanod around Gree OckunDI -., -Soat!tote. Bell-Maywood, Wll1hlro, Stad;o Oty, Co.ta M..., Von1an .,d · tlD& the line play that we goal Une." • and Rob Goett.ecbe. ~ ~ ~' t,~ PortllnDeme•Torrance/DelAmoopen.evm-ySatanby-lOa.m..to4p.m.•
.want.." Tbe Ttcen bave soffered OCkurml hid ~ injured kcldlsa1t11 tnlf1nl: w.titfnt 1. 'WM Loe Angelei open «err s.&ardiir-10 a..na. to 2 p.m. •
~litrada filll that the IOID8 inJwiet ln early en· but wlll return to the lineup c..._. 1, Gltinn 1. """''" 1, HM •
Wlldcall wlll !lava to atop coonten. for the !Int Ume Ibis season '· ·
..._...,1twot'IMllllblcb,-J)olll Dlw, a m•tddle 8J.alnlt Unlver.lty. -t. .. ~cc"°~• 1-1 Pere COttlm ..r J o b n uDtbecnr it-out thll week ~ttsche bu been the Oo1Mn w..1 11 , 1 >-11
Carlton .. ·~1re: qule$ and wltll 1.praiDed,ankle. 1eidiiia Mhtt to1date wllh an ,r .. w:~~ ;":'..~ ~
fut and iheY. pick \JP .tbelr Jl9dney Reed, a split end on avhage ot clOH to 1ls yards McAHint t. umm.r1 1. R01>trtton 1. blockers well." of:reoae and a comerback on per carry. ~~.~·1."~~1.;. "1~rt1ten 1
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WITH DEKE HOULGATE For Sunset · Football · CroWrn 'fo Jell
The nation's most comprehensive off-road vehicle use plan
for public land will go into effect on Nov. l in the CaUfomla
desert. Apparently, It makea neither the coo.servationi.sts nor the
recreation vehicle people happy.
That may mean It Is a good plan. a compromise that will
ullow people lo use lhe land they own and pay taxes to support
\Whtie preventing abuse to areu that are archeologically and
ecologically priceless. That's what the U.S. Buseau of Land
l\tanagement hopes, anyway.
On the other band. the whole thing may wind up becoming
a bureaucratlc joke. The BLM's new land me plan is confusing
to many who will be affected by it, and it couJd be impossi ble
fO: enforce. ' The plan calls for allowing open use of '7.2 percent of Cali·
fornia's 12 million acres of desert land, closing t .3 percent an~
putting conditioru; on the use of everything else.
Aubrey Le.Bard, president of the California Mortorcycle
Industry Coondl, guesses that 95 percent of tbe areas formerly
used by motorcyele and dune buggy oper1:tors will be closed
to them after Nov. t. He admits that his is an off-band esti-
mate. made without careful study of the plan.
Bill Templetoo, range cooservationi.st of the BLM's desert
planning staff, believes that lhe final plan will be a workable
compromise and that everybody will co-operate in its enfocce-
ment.
"I believe it will work," 'Jlvlpleton ·said. ''We've been in
di9CU!S.ion with a lot of recreailbn vehicle groups, and they
object to parts of the plan. But they say they'd like us lo chaN:e
this oc that. and they preface everything by saying tbey will
support It when It is adopted.
T e mpleton Opt imist.le Abo11 t Plait
"We are very llhort of'pel'IClnneL lt'• a big dttert, aid we
are a small qency. Our rangers are all tJed up regulatlag off.
road eveeta, ud we woalcl need an appropriaUon from Congreu
to ~ U. patrols. We bell~e molt everybody will c:o-.pe:r·
alt. nere ahra)'l will be otrllaws, jUH u tbtre are dowaiewa."
LeBanl dM:u'& tee It U..t way.
LAKEWOOD -Lakewood
High School ham~· def .. tod
fl.tater Del ln football 1lnce
1968 and coach John Ford
recognize• this r.ct with ap-
prehension on the! eve of their
19'13 confrontation at the Santa
Ana Bowl Thursday night. •
Mater Del has won the last
f~ur decisions after losing the
first two meetings between the
schools.
La.!t yeir's 19-18 defeat still
rings clear in Ford's memory
and coopltd with an upset lass
to North Torrance last week,
lbe Lancers will be crusading
strongly for a v1ct..,.. •
Ford'• chief cancem b the
c1e1 .....
"No one -is going to
dominate the league this
year," predicted Westmln~er
High football coach B II t
Boswell \vhen asked to analyze
the Sunset Le a g u e cham-
plonahlp ptcturo.
"Our league records will
look bad because I just can't
see anyone going unbeaten.
But as usual. we'll be tough in
the playoffs." So says ~ell .•
However, you'd have a hard
time convincing the rest of the
CIF of the Sunset League's
prowess today. As the ·circuit
opens play Thursday ni ght,
only one team, Newport Har·
bot, has escaped with two
·wins. Santa Ana has a tie lo
mar its record and the re-
mainder ol the clubs have at
least ooe loss.
front four.
Balance, strength, size and
speed cqnbine to make this a
aolld cho.lce.
%. LOARA. Don't be fooled
by the l·I reconl. Less than tm.
pres:sive beating Warren 19-18,
the Saxons were dGwned by
Servile, perhaps the top team
in OriJJie County, 21-6, in a
game coach Herb HID,. says
was a comedy of errors for his
team. '
Dave Walker gained over
100 yards rushing against
WarTeD. 'lbe line is anchored
by 8-%, 230-poW\d .Mike Henry
at ooe tackle and 6.2, ZSS..
pound Gary Stringer at the
other.
Rated a threat because ol. its
balance and size.
"We dJdn't have any return-Here Is the predicted order l . WEST~tlNSl'ER. The
ing lettermen and both teams ol finlsb for J9'13: Lions ha.ve the top running
we have played have 1COred 20 ha k -th I · T /\ t. NEWPORT HARBOR. · c '" e eague 1n ony c-points against us," he say11. do but J t" I Coach Don Lent's team has not coman a re a ive y
"I think we are coming only "'<In two, it has been lm· young team hurt the club in
along but we are going to have presslve In both outings. With two pre-league setbacks.
to improve to beat Mater Dei Steve Bukich throwing and the Scoring. with Accomando
and aloo to win our league.'' receivers holding onto the ball and quarterback M a r k
'Ille Lancers are paced by this ye.ar'the Sailors have add· Stewart heading the attack,
an QUtstanding ~erbeck in ed another dimension. has been no problem but the
P.Uke Martinson wbo likes to Speedsters Eric Escher and club has allowed 67 points in
throw the football. Brian 'J'.heriot oombine ~th the two defeats.
Jlls chief targets have been =-pound fullback Pete Btown If the defense j e 11 s
Dave Nestor and Ed' Glllles. for a good ground attack. West"minster again should be
Gillies was a starter tut year Ateanwhile, the Sailors have right up there fighting for the
league wide-wen agaln, dOD't
bef aplnlt this club. •
C, AN.\HEIM. Another team
with a deceiving record. At ~
H , the Colool"' appear Weak
but new coeeb Bob Salemo la
still nmnlng ttie 1ame pro-
gram developed by Clare
VanBoorebtke. nie loss came
15-lf to Olaffey on a Ouke
safety w!>lle Anaheim tied
tough ltedlaiid., 7-7.
SOphbmore teams I rom the
past two )"ears have go~
undeleated. The Colonists will
bank heavily oo . tailback
Steve E1rdner and 190-poond
fullbaclt Tony Peru.
5. SANTA ANA. Leque Is so
balaJIO!d no ooe would be
stumeil il the qulclt Saints
won it an. Coach Tom BaldWin1s club tied Mater Dei
ai1d lolled over Corona del Mar .. ·
• T hr ee -year starting
quarterback Tony Molina is
considered by many the '!op
quarterback in the league,
. allhojjgh Dukich would cer-
tainlj argve. Running backs
Edmcwxl Burks and Rick JettS
are super fast for the first 40
Y,atds while fullblick. Dave
KurraaCh is as strong as they
come.
What do )~ do when yau oonaldered art oullide threat •f .. r being dismantled by 1ooe the Cll' ~ ot the
FCl'Dltaln Valley. Year and vfrtualfy; , •• ...,.
Ruonlng Is the O i le rs '-slMler olf a club 'tbat loll Cfl)1
str<DJ(ll with Lo...., Mk1dln, · 1be f.A foOtboll chlmplimhlp
Harley mu and ~arlit Whije • 'game" ' ·-' .. oxploolve. Quarter~ Gres · , • ,,;: , Nitzkowski is solid. Jf'yoo re Western H.1.1"1 Y,OU
Tile Oilers have utrJ,J)Ulldl Jlal't lbe lll'IS ....,. wiil(twl>
with kicker Paul Gassman b\11 1-8 and go IDIO 10Jt thllJI
miltates agalntt ~ 1 ••~ •lthout 1 ...,.LI va11ey mUe the teanl) gue.-~ " .·•. • .. -_t 1
tlonable. A win agatost Loara ~ P\'"*11 1'* _.,
In opener Friday could start winless Westmlnster 'Friday
the team on Its way. night in a, ~ .Leliue
7. WESTERN. unfamiliar
spot for the defmdlng league
champions. The bl o f
virtually every key play Jetves
coach Jim Ever,ell In I posi·
cJon to take his fwnps.
Two 1-In or<)eo ploy
did nothing to bolnd cool!~
In lbe club which b;ls yet to
score a toucbdowu. Lack depth
and with a youn1 team, most
vets go both ways.
I. MARINA. Until 'IJ.. Vik·
inga get swit$::hed tnto·~otber
circuit, il looks like this isr a
familiar spot tor , he m .
Although the club sholitd good
ground power ogalnll Estan·
cia, there are no ~ in th.is Jeque. · ' 1 _
O!IODer·and W•Jam ·coach illm
Evmtt ..qlli Ii. lliai JouCb '° " \:
"II .... bail ioot """"'-in_ ...... "' the llrtl two ,..., " u'.ys Everett, ''We mJ,llit Jave been a f-. But ~I toa.p bt b.un'I played
~ ... blftfl't beton-.ablt
to illslaln 1111,flri~e. "You Cli't .mJace er-
perience am..; ihil'• 0 u r
problem.·~ t ,
Westem's cpJait.erback · ts
Brian BldeaUI lf4, 190) who,
according to ~t, .ls a
tough runQer with· a lot of
potential to throw the'"ball.
"ftere la ao way la tbe world • raforee nks like U..t,"
be said. uGDys p rldlq oa tbcir bO:es, ad Otey doa't Dow
wMre tbey are.
when he caught C aerials for allowed but three points on Utle. BosweJl 's cluh ls usually 6. HUNTINGTON BEAat
more than SlO yards. Gillies is defense with a quick but large in any title race and with the Roy Bnmµnett's club muJt be
a split end while Nestor is,the·,--------'---~---'---------
Grogg . Foste fiOlilled six
for six aptnat Esl:!ncl• and
has a fine rece.ivet in Andre
Lopez. Jlll! ~Ube~ Mark
,. Link are hlfd runQerS.
AJ 1,11Ual. the Pioaeers bal'e
a '®gb J'liddl• guaiil In He11r1
McNaUy -is''in the Poul
Cbarltoo (oll.cJI', 1m1 class
at &-0 and 200 .• 1'ckles Roger
Werle (S.Z, :tll) and lion
Usrey (&-J, 190) m also rated
top ~ti.
. '"l'Mre are atltbtr funds nor mupower to eaforcre rntrie-
tlou, ud tltt mood of lite desert utet ila't \'ery 1ood moe the cree-adder law we1u lnto el feet."
ne so-called irtt;llitl •re regiltrailoa 1Ucktn...tokl by the
1lllte l.o off-rud vHlcle o-pen. Rewuue it 11ppoRd e. fiauce
mrttnc •nd malntafalq it.le off-nu•d \'elalde recreatJoa. parks.
Afkr more thaa • year of sell.hag "greeldea" the mte ftuUy
opened Ill Ont park lut w~k near Sacramento. hdaltrf soarees clUm tat only 1 small pereeatage of' the
t.cal oll.....i vfflc:le popolatlon bas lieu ,.p.tertd ud blamts
wtdaprud dlatralt of 1ovenmea1 by ftllcle owners fer failure
of tbe "greeale" pi'cram to dak.
ne BLM ii trying to conu.1 ·desert uae _where DD eentrol
wu ezerdled before, Templelo• 1aJd. MDCII oJ the se-called
cot1troUed mu will get the same amount of me It bl1 been
rectl\'ln.g, Jte beUevel.
"Dwle buggies and molorcyclea will conthloe aslag 57.7 ptr·
cent of the land by·1t1cklng to exfsU.g reads ud tralls." Temple-
ton ukl. "Wbt wt are blterested in dolD1 Is 1topplag &he proli·
feradoa .t new tralll."
Ret l.....,.,..t Talk Pre mat ure
Tallt tbat Kel Carruthers, lbe great Australian motorcycle
racer, will retire arter bis final race ol the season lhiJ weekend
is IOmeWhat premature.
tight end. •.
Running backl are Dale
Walters, a senior, and Do.n
Dotalio. a junior. Th e y
alternate at tailbaclt and are
backed b1 fullback Craig
Remine, who gained IO yards
.against Westminster two
weeks ago.
With the r<eord ol the last
four years fresh in his mlnd ,
what dool Fonl think be bu to
do to. stop the Monarehs?
''They are good hitters and ihat boy Jim Gardea ls one of
the best, if not the best, back
in the CIF right now.
"Quarterback Steve Martin-
dale is a double threat and he
did more running the othet
night wblcb makes him that
much tougher to ·stop cv:i the
r opt.Ion play• It
CU'rutbers Is already diSCUS!ing J:lis future u a testing and
racing rider with officials of the Yainaha factory, the Sydney-
bom former workl champion confided. • In" •
"Yamaha ha9 had second thoogbl~" he said "They sort ol JllfJes
want me to keep involved in the preparation of race bikes but
don't like the thought of me hw'ting fnyaelf.
"On the other hand, I have had some 11.1ccess this year, and H mper
Ibey would like to see me conUnue riding il I'm going to win." a
That success has been quite remarkable. To stay in top form
m..t raC<!tS compe .. weekly, lf not more often. Canulber! has Monarchs raced only four times 'this year, al Daytona. Road Atlanta,
Talladega and Laguna Seca road races, He scored a win at , ~
Talladega, seconds at Daytona and Road Atlanta. Jn the light·
weight preliminary races, he was first at Atlanta, second at Injuries have cropped up to
Laguna Seca and third at Talladega. haunt roach Gary Carr as he
"I have to work harder to do some of the things I used to prepares his Mater O e i
do automa Ucally with no trouble at all," Carruthers said. ?t.fona.rchl football team for a
Rldbtg Co ... plleatlotls -ting with pow e r r u I
ODe of tbe eompUeatiom I hat lw restricted ·Ml rtcbc Lakewood High T h u r s d a y
tcbedllie I• lhat Carrathen is in charge of J)repariq and maJn. night (8) at the Santa Ana
1.aJnlng the Yamaha factory road racing bikes. W-. lie 1bowt Bowt
up at • race be bas 11:1 macblne1 IO keep 111 pod CHdltiom Quarterback St.eve :fitartin-
for the factory's other three rlden. dale has strained lil{aments in
"Jf I ride as well," be said, "that's ei&ht bikes, and I only his leg and tailback Jim
have two mechanics to htlp me." Gardea :suffered bruises to
Yta 1« Wt picture of catndlaen, numing arond wftli his both knees In a bruisng battle
let&Hrs •, sape:rvlslac wort ftnt on one motorcycle and tbtn with Chaffey Saturday Dlght.
anotber, ltlldlag all the fellows oat to practice and~ cllmblni "Jim W\gmore will replace
on his en machine' for • coaple of famlllariudoe laps. Tbat'1 Martindale at quJf'terback
tbe way tt actuaUy tau been W. aeason. unless aomethlng blppens to
If Ute popular Aaale does eontinoe racfng ft wfJl probably change things In the neJ:t day
also benefit the new American chlmplon Kenny Roberts, who bas or two," Carr says.
been Cam1tben' Jll'!lege. Carruthers evaluates tbe %1-yeaMld "Jimmy is capable ot doing
Callfornlan, •"'1~ ~15 second year as an expert rider, on the the job although he's only a
eve of lhe seasoa's flnal road race, lbe Cbamploe Spark Plug Jun1or but it will hurt us if
l'tfotorcycl~-Classlcs at Ontario l\1otor Speedway: Martindale can't play."
"He'_,. a good kid. He'll make a good No. 1. He ii pretty TQ make matters worse. IJ~/t( work with, this year particularly. He has got a lot more Gardea's reolacement at
senous about It. He can understand problems and help sort tbem tailback. Pat McKeon, is also
Gilt. hurt.
"Some rldel'!I come ln and say they bave • problem witb "Hopefully, we wtll have
the bike, and you have to Und out what tt is. Kenny can sf\'e them all ready to go by ·game
a .fairly ~~ Idea what Is wrong. He bas de\'eloped this abOJty time bJt we are keeping our
um year. fingeil..croaed." says Carr.
f'11ture et JHotoreyele Bright • The M,,., Del coech feels C~rru~s Is bullish on the future of the inotoreycle in Lakewood ls one of the best
Amenca, which currently enjoys !he positioo. o! No. I t'i'-~whetler cond!Uoned teams bis squad
market in the WOi'ld but which may-soon face very restriclh·e will face an season.
action by the Environmental Protection Agency \\'hich could "They aren't as big as Chaf·
_virtually wipe out the indusl ry. · fey but they are stronger and
"Tht're is . no way (the EPA) is going to gel away "~th it." better conditioned. And they
Garruther~ said. ''.The motorcycle industry has a better charice are a "'ell<oached group.
to meet air pollution standards th an !he auto indus try does. "Their quarterback is not
''Not too many people get pleasure out of driving anymore. onl y a good passer but a fine
because of the r'strlction:s on it. but they get a thrill out of runner on the triple option
motorcyeles. Kids in school, they have to play football and base-play. They depend a Jot on him
ball t>:ecause th~y are part of physical education, ~but they are for their offe~."
mor,~ 1nter~sted 1n m~lorcycle sport. The quarterback he i s
Americans are interested in mechanical things, and a m~ soeaklng or i.'I M I k e
tm:ycle can be a pleasure vehicle as well as transport." f\.tartinson, a senior.
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seafOOd buslness~et to-ther, they go first class. •K• " -.~ • '" "'" "" "" ..... ,. ,. ~.-·-alr.c:' ~11'1 U "91•• Lw l\t t T--.t * * .• The Califo a Seafood Institute ls holding .... v.. ~ t 1,1, 1>1,..,,. :tt '° ,,,,, c" t• " •--311000 me-1..·-•--In 1 N .,'°"' E1 » 11 w 111,1, n" r1" .. ' ' "' J.1113 • u11.11:.. .iu -a two-day convention at the Newport.er n n ew· .,"' "' 11 11 l"l•Nt Mk tt>i1i ,. r1-oc '"" 101,1, atatm and dt.KTlbes JI.self as d •. -..1.. ''°"' .... • tl4I '-" •>.,. 111 ,,~ ,,..., " !"i. Mt • t lli port BeaehErtdayan Salw.uay. ...-·~ Kt\ll "'-""' · io11o 11 J>S ,,. '~ 1111o "' oc•n u "1"'" the largtst da.Jry farmer .,,_, ..... IA i•111 tt Pllln ~ ' l\4 Tmoh Fii .... '"""' · U •· ... t•-•• u • I Ml"U { th din • • Sat ' 1No111 ril:1&1..• 11 Cepin ,,.. u "' 11 n rnu. "'" ''"'MW. coopers. ve JU ~ na _,, .uu AND TH ..., or e DBl-.,,ilDCe tll'-""o u1n.1r11s 11 MIMC:: ., .. <11 • u11o n rw111 011 :u\li tn• ~--~-y that pr1-had ~--•·-but rt N y k I I · 1· • ut ni"'" 1sv. i• •™ ,..., • u"1 ~ '" ·~ .1.uc.-....... ~' My night? What·e1-.1lJ me ew or s r otn. • •.. " v~ ,,.. ,, 1t11("' tss , 1J11Moo1 ~ ~ ~
U ....... ln the nortb-ct.ntral and "We can't ••I 11sb the lime," La-··· A(.,..,,.. ,,Vt " ltt• hK f\Q ' lt•'I-"~ UllArt Tll , ,_. ~ w•"<>U M Ml(r: 2>" t( ii Tt ... 1th ltltM PK 11\4. 111' VI fi:: N '4 ""' Midwest re'""ns ,. ... lo. Sea!OOd '•d'tu•-pres1'den' saya m' defense. M'fM P '1111 " ... rw 2o1.,.. i• OK~IE• 4" 41' v :tt " " • .. ., • ~ UJOW W "'t Al<tx • l lo-. 1''4 ,_JI 01 11-. II R•t IK !ti 1'0'lt US L. II~ U'4 A·~_..,,_' f-Asaocfated .. i..-" b '""'"ls addln Alt• a.I U\lo U~ .. ,.,.,. M lJV. U "•)I _I• •llV!o U \Hllw f«Js U1' 11• --·-· ... "It's just a \;lUU•~e, e UlaUI ' g, Alie• LflO u .... u ,,..,_ l!I •'11 10 II•• Pl•I • ._ Ull• #,Ml ~" "' Milk ucen which bu its "we're •ot all hung up II e the caUlemen who i·ust ........ e.v I" 1 ,,..,,,. lO"' ,, "'"" .... ""' """ v-e"' "' 1111 ' ' ...u. Alllfl ""' I _ JO Prl<tllll le U'4 11 RI• .. Ml )SI;, :ll VtOKt $11 J~ I"" headquarters in san Antonio, . eat beef, or the ·•··pbenlers who just eat lamb." AnlH 1•1 1"'~ "" '"'"" FoE , .. , 1 ROH '' :tt'Mo •,1.1o v111 Oyic "" uv. 1-11.uVC Alfl A'°' I .... •111•·· H 11\lo u ltOllrl 0 15 u 1 ...... !oft(-11' ""' aiid tbd J.DC'eues were put uro "'" ,.,,.. • 1i1o uw. .......... "'' 111.l. ,, 11:0111M e 1n• 11\jo v Kw1 st 16111 1~ to ell I "to ·~ BESIDES, HEJ'l'lnts out, the 200 or so sea-""'I!• ,i.111..., 1•> 1111111 n n "-c• u.., ""' ..,._ sr1 ,.., ,..., et provl\llC IOtne Am FllKI IJ'llo 1( llnll 11'11 16 11-F111 ~ 10V. VlliHI S< 1• o•
---1c Incentive to •·•-· fOOd who!-··•·-be having a shrimp cocktail """Pi.111 •'-xi .it L•J ~· • A"""' Pl'I ,, 11""11111 .,_. 1"'11" ~IU ~, ~....... Alft '""" I"' I ·-T• 11111 11 AllSI $1(1¥ ti ... IJ'lo W•r Eek 1•"' 11 farmers to stay in business." for "" ap""''••r. ..... G• .. 11:io 411 11:.· '• u.., 1s S1o1 -10111 ,...., W•511 ffG n.., 1~ P'"'" !""''"""'"' AM!rt ~ .U ... M Aul'l' 11111 •1t S<Nrtr )1 ll Wlih ,_. fS I• He said rls1nc costs bad foretd He couJan't explain the menu Frida:y night, "'" T11ew 1J " A-P ,,Wt 1s -1n 21•11 " w • .-1 • ~
.... nv farmers out of. the dairy -A ... W.ld 11 II .. BINI ... i; Sc .. "L G '""' • -II '' 1~ ::.~ __ ... -Ported ·~t though. The guests will be having a buffet that =' ~ n tt ~'4! ~~ '"' ~~.: ~J: ;: l!!. "",! ::: ::~
..........,_. al-N ... -includes: roast, beef, chicken, baked ham and only APS 111t• 11Wt 11 ... $1'4 11 1n ,,,,."'" o 11 11CJ ,, s'" 11o1o -Ao.,.."-1-currently about ....,..,, ""'" "' , ,...., .1111 u..., " .. ,...,., ,...,, ~ w• «rG• ,.,. u t"..,._...,., ia one seafood dish, lobster newberg. ,.,,_ Hr "" 11 .,. s.: 111. 1 s. ..... u, 31.,, )i ""'-M " 1•• u .. ~t.--or four -• btlow Ar•~ '" ' ,, A•w 10,,, 11 Sl'oott• 1~~ • w.11r H ~ ,.,., ~ Y""....,'"" A-Call IOio U Hie" C" llV. • Sim-11" II Wllltml I Iii\ U ' last year's output. L..------------------------..11 AU ~ LI U \11 H ttllWI EW II 1t Snap T•1• fl u Wll511 H J ' 1' 10 All s ... 1 2r"' ,. Hill l'ftlt 0\.\ lS 5o C..I wt ""' 1 WI-Slr 11 .. '"' Mid •America Dairymen, 'li;lllO ffll lot. 11 !WmU er H "' U 5o CMGl 3Hli JJ Wlf'lt Pt,T Jtll 1J°"·
.. ~·· AIO i Mlft kiRI II P..-11 11 WIK Pl.I Ith J014 Irie., the ·secood largest pro. s b "d. . 'M ' .. rd Wt 11\'J 11 Hl•Pf• R .... I\ rr··· ?I 21 -L\1'1 ,, .. 111' -1--_,_...._.. • e " •• ""' I H(ltr~ $c. lt>;o !ti -y ' II II . WOflcl SW I~ 16 ..... ducer, AIW 8Muu.m.~ m-U. s• •ar• ns ess e.ttr ... ~\lo JS HIWlll Fl I\\ I 10 111911 1t'AI 11 Wr19M W ~ 1111 rr-J•. M oda and ... &! l.1:i 8110w11 I. II II 109 MJ 1"" I Slan1 Hm 2ol 21 ){Dm~ Cp '"" t Cf'tasel e 1;11,.-uve 0 Y llUV Mii SI Ml •<•I C 11""' It Stk N Ale JI\\ HI Vt11G l'rl iO SOW. 'aid the boosts affecting 13 a.1111 ••• ui.:. 1' llltlt co 11 it SlkN •rw 14• • · 11om 1J111 ti ttvi. ••
·fl•rllff " ... ,, -· ~t. toYo .,
Mldweat and Southern states Orde red Cleaned Up 1':'1~ .. tr~ 1;. :::t"'Mtg ~: ...... ti' GaiuPr• a11d W•er• wouJd PGftae from It() 10 cellts t !ft (p ..... ' Hy1tt ( 11 ... 1 -Mii' •-oe l111Uy l.1 JI"' 13 Hyi1'r C JJ JS N-Yotk lUPll -T"' fol <1111 per gallon. l •ll Pro )6\11 ll Ind• W11 JO 20 ~ Ille 1!1Kk• Owl ....... o•!ntd Ir. ll<llt I.AD " ., llldl Nucl JIV. :n mo\.I •NI IOit 1119 ll'IOil D.lwd .. PtfC•lll
81119 co I\\ ' •-•• '"" t ot .,,.,,_ °" I"'" O..tr·l~t« THE MARYLAND • n d SAN DIEGO (AP) -U.S. =r.::l'!f. aUegatt-· ol Bit Drrn 11\lo 'I fnltl C•• It IO lflltktl •• -ltd Dy the NASO . ..; .. 1 .. Milk p d "'14 8~ Mild$ }'V, t !nitre f:n 11-'Mo 1J Ntt Incl Pt•Ctlll~ CM= •re "-~UOO, repr!s:n&,; i.~ Financial, Inc., hu been give f ent ealinp by ronner .z.~ti s;i.: l:~ ,'!~ :~:'":.,!.' ';U 1! ~'~~,.~ "1:''.'k,....1 Pi:~1 ~·~.~ 90 days ·to reorganize and USF management and •llK.k 0o u"' 1 ' lft .,w .., .... 1 1 Huotwi sup1~AIH~~l + •11o u,, n.i
dairy farmers in the middle ellminattl a "horrible mess of recently propGIJed the stricter eiutcll s 10 1 inirst "' 11""' 11 1 suK .. 11 111t• u ..... 111t U• n.•
Atlantic states, announced subsidiaries," the descri ption outside reorganif.alion. l!A<t11' l::t JI 1"::~ M l!~ :J11o ! ~:.~~~g l~! !~ ~: Jt! Monday that prl-• ·•-rged to 8oolll NP Miii ti l hW $! ltl'o Ullo 'Nl<o .. '""'" O'"• ,. "' '°·' ·-um of an attomey for i t s An t' t·• •~ milU · •• .... o 1 i• 11 11:11 ... 11 c '"' • ,. -1--.1 ell una QI.......... on ID 8d11~1 Ill 1)'6 H Ktllll T-~ ..... I\! EllKI" Cp 1 + I U• 16.1
proceuors woukl be ro.i:M:U --.11tors deb'" ,.· said to •• o-ed by srocft G10 ui.. 11 Ktn-16..,. 16 1 Flvlnt OitlllCI •ti.+ ,. u, 16o.7 bout two t ••--' , U~ • ~ ~ "" er-At S S • Ktilf Stf' II ltv) I 0..1 Of'U9 .11 ..._,. Illa Up lt,S a cen s a Qoua•. the San Diego-based real BYl•Dt 1111t n w..11 c-uv., • v1.91n1, 1ftt1 u ....... ..., u, "·' 'd bout 55 THE AGREEMENT said Rn llllC~•r 6\la 6 w..1 O.•• • '"' 10 No«t11 Att1u111 2P4+ > Up "·s -'lbe group prov1 es a . estate deveJoNnOnt firm. a ... ,,. s1 tt 1' Kt"" "" nv. u 11 c-putr A...,. 11tii+ 1 1.111 u.• I ol the -"" Id In inde ...... "ent truatee would be r··-· a .. 11•• M u \'I •s K•r c .. " • .,., "' u APP'ltd •Mitri 11 .. 214 u. u .1 pe:n:en tuUA. SO ........, c.1wt sv 1111o n Kt,._1 1 .. 1 21 ,,..., u l•lf u......co '" .. Yt Up n.• W ..... ~ •• ·-a stores and named if no mutually satisfac-IN PAST USF ~ .. ed c1rn TIQ 2t1 zo MS Ind i11a ~ u ,,.,_ 1.11tt 11 ...... '"' u, 11.• --· -· "-al I I year °'""' c ...... Ml IJ'llo 1• w. ... ,. vi 11 20 n 1..11•r• K1pl11 1ov. .. 11o1. u11 11.1 James Cllct, · gene r a·J tory reorganizauuu Pan s ~ pro!I•• sccoontlng for c....,..11 t l'll , w.11,,.,1 .. ..., 1s11. "Arn Micro '"' ~! 1~ ~·. lf:t -"·'-~ -·-as a sug .,......,.r -. ,.,....., t s K-r ,,.. 2,..., 1s .... u E..c1111 .... Ind .. •• ,. , ..... ,. .. ner, -...AiM...t the price ~. •1.1.14 w • • tbe current problems, say of· CllMIQ 1tt 1Mt • 11.r.....aer ,.,., ,1~ 111,1,.... u111 lll; ' .. 1 Up n.s .. _ .. --g·J•--o! three ban'"-which ,.., '.ltl"S 11 u , 11 .. ,1'" El s..., • 1• Mlcrow•-..e5 >I 'NI+ 1 U• 12.1 hikt! would be passed an to ~lAll.I a.a flcials who later assumed con-g;'"' o 1:1 n 1..-dd ""' ''"' 11 20 ~ 0. ... 11 •i..+ Wt ·u. n.1 --• "W hold $6.1 million or some $900 s c;,,11 1..-. 20 UM"' 0~ 11 11 Offe•l J_,, 1v. .. "" u. 11.1 coosumers within a ~. e trol. ,,.... f"I 1,.,.,, 1 • UN.• ,,,. 29,. n N..UDtny c, "' .. _"' U• 11.• j .. J bad to -·"'· IQ ad-million in unsecured debtJ. •~l.1-..Jd of Cf\IMt A 19 .... 20 Ltwi.r C )I .... Jt n W1 .. 1t1t Ullo+ 111>. U• 11.A u.:u 11.......::: Meanwhile, a~ ers c11tn1 c. •\II 1 L''' .. , 2s111 ,,11o '' E1t<tt• "'«"' 1111+ "' 1.111 11.1 ju.stment," be said, citing ris-'lbt Securities and Ex-USF investQrs voted to change s11ern.. ep ,. 11 1.t0011 Pl 1111o 11 ii Plfp&IC.W• .. 'losal:• ""' U• 10·1
.. i. .. 9·production ooets.. · • . change' Commiuion hu been ~=~1~r~ 1-:,W,~ tlii-~-:tt 2 1 c .... e .... w11 ,,,.,_ 1111 Off ,.,_i. ....-Y··•ee un• a N_. ... _, lta • name to Independent c111111 U1 J~ Ji u ... 1411 '"" , 1 T••s.a••v 1rw; ,_ ..., ~ 11., , ...., .._.., .... ...,....... Mortgage Trust. 1be C()T'f'lnllny c111r u It Jl\lo Jt tkwi c1s. >'-• 1 MllflOl'Y lifter I..__ -I ~lf · .'°' -Oann., ' coopera ve " c with real estate assets of ..... 1111 12..., 1 i.-ws co ' \'! " ' u M F SY" •nc: 5~ 1 ,,.. , .. U h I h -~ g •rk Mf 1'1111 IK.lllt •iv. U \11 ' Cfr'rllKll l.•IK 1 -2\\
handl .. 75 --"t of .... _milk mill'--I I """ 'Ttlw 11 \.1. 11 Mid G11 """' u • ll'lll'nll'OO Scl<tll 1 -1 • ll·: ,.._....... woe about $1& · 1UU WU ormer y cio.. crp t:wi 1 Mel 1111v •:W. t 1 CtPMl9l11w w1 ~ "' ·
irocfuctd in Ne'w England, Ba' nk Ends . managed by a wblidiary of ~~L.a& n r . ::~,~k\.,1 ;:= ....... : x~s"'i::: :r:= ~ ii,~. ".
a)81) lncreued'.tts ,...;ces two 1 CIK.t c u ""' 11 .-1 ,. 10 aruWICI M•-• ,.,_ .,.. . _ , r• U.S. Flnancia. Comrn er 21..., n :;r~,..,l J, ... 11 MOtMld Mllr ,,,_ V. J.1 ceots I ""'-effective MOQ-C:rnl Sflro JIV. ;M ....... 1' 16 11 Prlrw; El"'Oll I YI-VI 7.1 ~· ~" ..... f s !JCll...,,.I Comp ._ V1I l.t 4'Y· n:vide· rul ~~w'fJG~ 12\lo n IMO<rn 1;~ 1t u. it V1Aa1w 1.11b 13Vt-1 l.t '"Al ··-pom' t," · I a! d 11 '"' Al.Ito 0911 " ~11'"Fr ti:i. 11 11 At1MtltstM1 , 21,,_ 2 S!!! tJ ~·~ Ediso Co (plrvl1 Olio II uT;w n· a :::::. Jrc:: 1nt: 1~ Off .. , Walter Bryant. a ~ n ~-p ,-er ;;:;: ll :r,11 «;"~ ,:: 1~ 11 Wllllt $1\ltld c I~ .... 2!! '·' for the -ny, 1'there is Special to 'l1te DailJ Piiot • -,~ill ·.ri "'"' 2•' ~I tp 1'"" JJ lt -1 Sci Ttcy Ji.-.... ~ •.I
.-1 .. n to be a ree:ctloll to price SAN DIEGO -'l1le ous1111 1'11o 2s " "1ro t11o:o ti J1wtt111 ~ ,_,.... "' °" •·• w .. •~· rnOll Cp ti 4S Mortl In '6 O l'O FMIC Carp U -I OH 6.1
&"'°'O • • _...,. d'-J-ol Minon'ty "' co 11ii. Mou1"' 2,.,.. ""' n un1(1111tt1 ... •111oo-~ •.1 iocrtueJ and consumers WW board d. U~"l\alJ u!Cfl A 1V. I Motor Cl 10\li 10 J) ltOU!ll Cefl'ID'D ,,,,_ ,• °" ',·,'·· N Iona! C Not IV. It $ CM ti\ t f( CMlronk• • -OH 1topbuyiogmllk." United States at ~'!no\i 11.,.. 1 :u 1 C11v~ 7~ 1...,2sA11!o1e..,.11 11o1o-" Ott JA .,.·
Bank has annOunoed. U..t 8:~, 1';i1 m: t'' =t'Jd~~ 1~ 1:v. 10 Mo1tA.ctiN ~ ~ ~n ~t;:; Trial EDds E~ ~ ~= ~! E:.~ U'" ii~ l=tr~lt.!U~>o~ ~=
ol 1-U a -"t of • Dlf\11 Ml :n• U HJ I'll G U\'I" 16 11 M111911M br MASO. 1'10> 1-.W o.tl1 0. 11'-I Nlt .... I Ill l\fo t \t.... ... ...... ~
'l1IE LA TEST increases II'O
part or a cootlnuing lr<lld. 1o
'N.W 1~. !or example, the
mJnlmum milk pri.., -aet bf
the State Dhbioo ol IJolry Inda11r7 -wu Sl ceptl • a come.
depreaed operatin&: iD-DETROIT (AP) -The g:-n:.b 1~ PHI 51 =~\:;: : ~:: • = 8;1;. Miil ltl;: 'l:: 1:..~.!" E t Edllion Co. was found 0t111n c ~ ., ,....., 11.., '"'' 1fld *·• u • !WI.+ 111·
__. aod 'UIS a _, ... , <m T6e benk bu paid a tr ol ncial discrimination °1::: ~ ~II ,..W:.,."l0 ,~l" :=-"TTwdl 1::: ~ ~ t ' d usesaed 14 • 81:-A e n 21 wt1 ;r • 1 o.cv1.i C• l';. w.t ,,_ " --·i -dlvldtnd ol 15 cents per Jaii. ,_ 1111. '!be l'ri«!, WU I -share' In eadl ol the-lut l'lll!d·4"lloil Ibo 6iwl llill "' .
the ·JW tDll.S "!;r~ qUari. aJllioiillJbe ,p;r ~ ..
stayed lleody.
. three quarten aod had
,prevl,..ly paid I to Ck
divldenda •.
·-:111-Y1n !!.1uve •-··ea !?!.!~r,:..s..;' J: u :: r. "~ t' =:-ldl!M>Lt!'i' -S:::l tt,: !! ': ~ Y""" ---a • :ll:i'1r l\la 1 ,.. ,_. S\la J Otllll'tlllc 01t 11;to0 all t ' U-S ~-tricl ~ ... J Judge 'DON ... 1111 la• 1•~ 14 AmMkn s,. ,,,,. ~ Mi.+~ ' ' &JUI ..-.a\ DoP'cfl GI 6V. t""° " t tlll U 'Damon J Keith also fined Dow Jtn1 ""JO 1 c..1 1~ 2 NASO v.1,..u-lo*f, 1.n1.-, 0...,11 Oa 1J I 1nOM I 6 ACl'l-tlo Local 223 of the UUllty oucomn 1~ '' " NA ·~ • 0e<1111t1 •sa,,,, ._.._ -' · •Dllftklll 0 2'11< ) lie Crp S\o\ t Ufl(llMoQotd
' ...
"ortm of America '2501000 E11111"1C ,,"' n mt er • Jm·n" T01.i ,.,, -L---------' oo the same charge.
Thelfuling was the result of MUTUAL FUNDS •'
Collins Set
For Merger
Affirmation
!fpecW .. u.. Dal!y,-0.t
DALLAS -Collins Radio
Co. board of directors ap-
proved 1he proposed merger o!
Collins Into Rockwell lotema-
Uooal Corp.
a 1971 lllit !iled by Edbon:I -__:, __ .:...._ ____ --:-_
workers wblch charged the Niw Yiril -'°I• Gwtll ,. 1122 1• '3 •VIT°"•: Com 1r.w UM • :' company with "systemaUc '1owino ,, • 1111 ot lrw;'"' 6.1• 6:11 c11~1 e1 11.'2 "·"° s"""'' 1'2:1•n.10 . t.•...1-'t11d ..W •O ... pr1. Sotcll " I.Al t 1' Cl/II 81 It.Sf 11.0 SS:AIO •llP. • discrimination" in the IW u1g Ctl '"" Mllt...i Skit l'O lJ.21 u:~s ~ti 8" ·:n . •.• Ad Gw •.H •.n
.and proinot!Oll Or minority """°' ,, -itd by Ot• Sp 1t.Jt11.Jt ult Ill r ' 1-" Ml IM '"" 1'·!!! "' Ille NASO b1c.. l'C MQ.MT I AP': Ult IC2 l.t 6.IJ M IM . ,..., • 1 .o...I l!qlf Gr In t SI t.l.41124..5e ~ C... •• :J: • , ce ... .,.oyes. • .. ,. · ecitr ,.,. i:n ,:11 w ~ 11.)ol n,41 •11t F•• •.11 •· • • ,
th ·-'d th Id !-Mtw l 1 31 • FflO Arn I 00 I.JI Cull 1.61 t M 511111 I.ft '-" •.117' • Ket "'1 e ev ence oo ..,., ,,.~• too t vet GI 11'.n "·" cwsi •.• s.• 11cu111TT PDSt , '--•-• during the three-month 111.: •~ 11·1s u · r1 .... T•t 11,11 ... APOiio 1.10 J.H E..itr 1.a •.>t
1eC1CO Atut 11·1, 11·1 """ 1.•1 • Polan J.ft •.ll. 1 .. ~ '-" 1-Y trial "was ovenvhelmlng that AGr'.-o s'u i · .,,.,,1 • u i1 u ·11 11111ck• 6.1• ,_. u11r, " 1.1s ,,.,
AH I t 1J.111t alrttd fot f Ktlllf GUI t.JJ t.l'I S•L•CT•O •OI : JnvidloUs.J'acial disc::rimlnatkft Al~ '.-o u :JJ u : "' Burt 1o:01 10: t=7}o t:: t: ~ ~ 1tU J:: In emplo~-t p-r .-. 1· 1 c e Iii ArMlp .. J.Jt '· 1111' '-" ••. LS:X OAOUP'· kl SN. 11.1111 n ... ~~· Arn 811111 •.71 10.1 I •LIT't C. ~ ltiOIJ.61 m 10.tJ !'to 1 •• ...,,.....,.tes the co~te en-.._rn 0 ..... 1 •.n 10. AOU': OtWlll 1'01 1 n ~ ,-u" 1t·11 • .. : ,.-~ .,..,.-Arn IEGty J.Ol S.S 8"G dt• t .U t , O •i•• ,,.. OM'D ••• , tfty Of the-Detroit EdiJon Co." AM •11.Pll•IS (tP(.. II.II II. Llr:i~~d 5:jl U. Ct!MI "' J.IJ ._ • .J ,-u1u11: CMlr• 10.H 11.t Utt 1111v t.n tO.it fillrPI' l .11 1.11· CIPltl I.ts l .t C• $Ste l,t J 1. Urw; Ci'. J.'11 UO F\tt Ff t .11 t .411 IMom l.tl t .1 Oe1t I.JO •·· LOOMI H-J,71 I .Al
1 .. -...1.,., 1.10 I. 11!111 11.11 ··•u,yr,.a • 1.PP1 L 1.Jl 711 $OKI 1.U t .t """! 11.10 U. C.. floi tJ,'9 IJ ... ,Ka H 1.-11' f.~ stock I.ti I. wnd 16.M II. ~ U.10 U.10 Mt•MnOM POI!
-.·
tJnder thrl: ~I e. Ch •hareholder of Collins, other
than Rockwell, will be enUUed
to receive $25 for each share
of Collins common 1tock. The
merger wlll requltt the af-
firmative vote of two-thirds ot
the bold<rs of the oulslandlng
shares of Collins common
ttotk:, a,, well u twoithirds of
the holder!! of the Oolllno;
preferred stock.
Southwest
Leasing
Arn Gr111 J,'7 •-Purnn t .tO 10.121.1)41110 •••: """' tt•t1.n Am 1"1111 S.31 !.I Sit"" " (.Ii J. ...ttll« 7.U J.14 llKMI 11.11 It.At , ». A"' 1""11 hi Cl) Trffld IJ.1011-'I ""'..,, J.1• J.O 1,,..Mt 11.Jtlt.JJ
" •' I
I
Here's that
new car
you want.
, ' j Whatelse
i can you. f f nd?
•
..
It's all there. Eqully In your house you may tum Into cash,
wilh lhb help cl WeSlmor Flnanclai,
We call It a Live-Now Loan. Use lhe money lo pay ofl bills,
take a vacation-any way you like.
Anywhere from $2,500 lo $25,000 or, more. Loan secured
by a combination of real estate and · personal proPe.rty.
Will not disturb your present mortgage.
Tal<t a close look al your home.Then call WealmorFlnanclal
'8Dd.lell us what you've found.
.... ~ .....
.an GWestmorGFmancial
A'CQNIUMlli fl"ANCl ... ,flLIATI or WISTlllN MOlllGA QC
· W ,.. Unlotllflltllc• Col!!puiy
3772 KATELl.A AVENUE • LOS ALAMITOS, CALIFORNIA• TELEPHONE: (213) 775·2711 • (71'4) 82&•5913
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•
A special meettna of C.Ollillll
shareholders has be<l1 called
ror Nov. 2, at which
sharebolden of record on Oct.
2 will be entitled to vote. lt is
contemplated that the merger
will become erfectlve shortly
alter the shareholder•
meeting.
Bankruptcy
Bids Filed
'Ille followlng persona have
filed petlUOlll for bankruptcy
In Santa Alla federal coort :
In Anaheim
Speelal to the Dally Pilot
BEVERLY HILLS
Southwest Leasing C or p •
Beverly Hills, a consumer
auto leJSOr, has opened a
20,000.square-foot facility at
330 E. Katella Way -1 n
Anaheim., said Jerrold M. !%-
elrod, president.
The !acillly will b.
Southwest Leasing's first in
Orange County. The new of·
fice! were built primarily to
service the company-ts existing
Orange Ccwlty cllentele.
Previously, they were serv-
ed through the company's
Beverly Hills facllltles, where
the company occupies 129,000
square feet ol olfice, repair
and maintenance, enclosed
display and parking space.
Speedom eter
Limit Asked
For Vehicles
An'I M1o1t 1.1t t .6 !NANCI.IL ..,.. _ 11.Jtll.Jt Sii 0... U.161t.ll :'"c~cf: 2·'' I. fi~0".,!MSJ . .t6 t.ll Ill"°"" 11.)1 IUI Sidi F• • l.AJ I.II
G;OUP': l'ln Ind •.at l.lt lll~lll :-n 't: ...,_ "11NOl:
C•Pltl S.H i . 1'111 lrw; '·" i.ft u co· . Cltl lfw '11' •.• Fll(I lllV I.CM I I Vtnt t ,Jt •.)t F • 1"2 9Jl 111v 'j· 'J." Grwlll I.SI 9'. stl"• \ti 11. II II.JI ,.::-; I St tA1 Trlt . .o:r: ~':;,i0:,. ''.~ 1&: Jel~TOllS• Milts , u :tl II.OS ,:.-m:r • 1l1l U,ll ,•:'
w. N•U 11.•t 1i.1 Dhc •• 10 I" ,", '"c~!'-1, ,, s• 11.G,' •,,'·!' '••"", · Aur11r1 '10 • 01111 H l'I •l .... • So G.fl .ts ,1 • li.llCll~ f' 111 t IMom 1 •l MIG I .!tH.11 ~ ,,,., 1,'9 ,,. , All• $tK• p It) tl MIO U.911 U • w lllV O • •.• 1 .11 , •
HOUGNTON: it Mulll I.ti 1.'1 M'g J,'·!! ll·ti r 111 1110 1J.JJ'. • •
l'111ld A ''° J OltUM GllOUP1 MC --· Ir• J.lt 6.10 Fund e 1 lt •. 100 ,..., 11 .. II" Ml1t1 IW ,_,. ,_,. " 1 .. 0 JM , 411 •
St...:k 6 OI .. 101 l"nd 1:11 1'.n M11Mr u ., u u ITATI •ND OIP'! ...
11.M $CI •ll•I Collllfl 9'1t'IM!d Arn J.106 Comf<• 1·111.JI'
•1.C Gth 11 '1 11:01 JS l'wnd •.SI 6:J1 =y ~= ;l·~ a ~l'fMll :n 1 ~ .
.,blOll n .1t II. on Gr •.IJ 116 Mlt enc; 10·•" » f: 7"A s 01 s'o1 • • layroc I.It I. OUHO••s Ml, FO 1'n .: I ,.· ' r '" ,,. 81yrk t r •·IW 6. "0U': MIF Gro i• S ~ r S~ 4:.J ft'llCI· hKll Ml t.M t Grwl" J,A '·" ... ...._ ot t'u s" ' •• oD:S, ht<Ofl II.JI II, Ill(""' 11.IO 11.'IO ;::;;;o;;; r11 t'lt f !!,Af:: .. S.JI J~
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Bu,ilder Working
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For Fun--Not· Cash·
TAMPA, Fla. IAP) ;_ Jim
Watter 1t 50 ii a
mu!limllllonalre who makta
.SucctSS, look worthwhile.
top prodLICtt of bultdtng
ma.terials and 'ranks fourt.b ln
the n4tion as a bull~er of
homes.
bu1ldlng boom WU just got-•
ting started. ·The same klei
W<J!ll<lll ~ succeed t o d a y
because lt bas been done."
·:we b 1 joy to me,'' he
remarked. "l quit working
just for money a Jong tlme
a10. I get a tick ou"t of putting
tblup • toge~r and malWJg
them work. well."
THE BIGGEST thing be bu
pot together Is ti>< lim Walter
Corp., a spriwllng network of
several companies and 125 •
plants wlilch be """"" will do a l\Ulinesl of tI. t ~Ilion in
tho buildl!>1 !leld this year. •
Jim, a young truci:driver
with only a 121.b grade educa-JIM SOLD about 250 bomes
ttnn. start..i the Orm ln !Hf and groeatd $300,000 !bat' flnt
'Ylth S'® he had saved and year. This year hl8 finil iwiJI f4PO he borrowed from his martet between 1,000 and
father. • 9,000 more-f1Disbed ooala:· at ~ ~rt= th b~~~~~ an average price of $1,081
finished ~\ ti>< hl!lde I~\ for '1.d8y, 'Walter, 1 graying \be ~r' be recalled. Our sil.·footer with tbe exut>erance
aale pnce ranged Crom $995 to of a cheerl.eacl:er, a00 tbt build •11~:~ succeeded because •of~ athlete, could.cash in his
b.id a good product and ... ;: chips . for $25 . million. his
lucky to be in the right place assoo.ates be I 1 e v e . Jim
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1be nnn ls now America's . . hJmsell fl&ures he's probably at lbe right time. A big worth nearer $20 million.
More.Duties '
Floyd D. H~I, ch'4maii
and chief executive. of·
ficer of financially trou-
bled Eastern Ail' Lines
bas taken over office aS I THE PICK o~ Punch l PUNCH ~leM lt1l. TWM!e hi\,.....,..
"'.'Wt'w Hc/tted to •bsOlb inctyJl#d cpm outWl\le4
JM:lc.son, rethtr than pasa rhem on to tM customer -you·,..
firedr' ..
~ Richfield-l 1icreases
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Price of Auto Fuel
LOS ANGELES (AP) -billion over p r e v I o u s
Atlantic Richfield Co. has in. estimates.
-creased Its wholl!Sale price of ·mE '11f.MD..E p J p e 11 n e
~ llA cents a g~n and 'fould transport oil fl'om the
of dLltillates 2 centS~a gallon. Alaskan North Slope to the
• "'lbe conJJnuing e$.calation Aia,.UO: 80uth coast.
of -the costs of cnide oll, pro-. AUanilc Richfield issued a
duc.t imports and ·~t.ementaying,theblcreue
ttwpottatlan ch1u'ges have _.was.based oo prollminary tn-
made these increases ,fonnaUon received · from
aeceasary," John W,, Sim-Alyoska Plpeluie· S.rvl<e Co.,
'"""".' ~i9' , vie< Pt!J!id.nt, , • stnice c:Ompany ~Oriiied by sal~ Monday. oil ooritpanies to de!fin, coo-·
''WE MU$T niCOver tbest cOsti already lncurred U we
are to continue a .mntmum
effort to meet the energy
needs of the U.S. consumer
and .avoid a worsening
sh«tage."
Shnmons Ill.Id tM company
bad ·urged the Cost of Living
Council to perm.it the in-
ceues to be passed oo to
consumers.
AUantic Richfield also said,.
-Monday-it estimates that the
cost ,of c:onstructing the trans-
.Alaska pipeline system has in-
milled, ~ millioo to II
<-•
TODAY!
struct and operate lbe J>rOJect.
CO~l <>I lbe ptpelltie system
origl~ly was estimated at
between $3.1 billion and $3.S
·billion.
ATLANTIC Richfield said
lht: estimate of increated
costs, which is teatatlve and
11Ubject to review,. is •ttributed
to Continuing delays and In-
flation, more stringent re-
quirements for environmental
protection and the results of
inore d e ta i 1 e d engineer-
. ing : studies .
Arco Pipeline Co., a
subsidiary of A t I a n t I c
Rlchfiekl, will be reponaible
for Z8.08 percent of the cost of
the pipeJine, a spokesman
said.
PllYITE 1111ST
FllDS IVllUllf
POfll llllAL HTAft LO.U. 111 I 2lld TRUST OE'!OI
fl,IOO.T• $250.000
uP TO '°"" lOAN8 OM TBUST OIEEO cot.t..ATIM&.
--.ottf lQUITT P\W _ .....
ao tt.w.on c.m.r °""' .....,..,. kKlll. c.•. (11 41 ........
~eautlful
Stick-an
LABELS
Ptnonallzed • Stylish • Efficient
Order For Younelf or 1 Friend·
May·be u1ed-on envelop.•• •• ... turn addre11
t..b•ls. Also very hendy es identllicatlon
labels for 'merking p•rsonel it•m• such ••
books, records, photot, etc. lebels stick on
9l11s and may bt us•d for merltln9 horil•
ctnMd f.ood ittms. All labels ere printtd
with stylish Vogue type on fJne qutlity whit ..
gummtd p•p•r.
r-----------------------1 I •111 iw -.. -. t" ""' /!Wiii wlffl u.:u "'
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I I I f I I I I I I L PJLOT PRINTING I -----------------------~
"It .might depend on what
day you look at the stock
market retuqlS,~' he sakl.
How did Walter' succeed
when hundreds of other small
bWJden failed? FI nan c i a I
observers credit bi:!: organizing
slc111 and bis lhilltt to get
needed capital from big city
banken at critlcal junctures
in his expansion program. ·
Jim, who ls 11t1ll his own best
salesman, pot lt thl! way:
"There is ' a IQt--1 n
persistence, in liking what you
are doing, and hi liking people
and being able to judge
them."
HIS ABllJTY ot ·picking
talent is unquestioned. Half a
dozen men who stayed with
him over the years are now
Pertee Making
Cathode Device
Peftec Corp. ls devek>ping a
catbJde ray tube terminal
which 11 expected to be in pro-
duction during the first part of
1974.
The Pertee CRT terminal is
being devleoped by the Cilm-
pan_y's businesi i y stems
division in Santa Ana .
Before you get
J*ased ou~ take
a look at this
• president as well. sam-
uel 1. Higgenbottom
had resigned that posl·
ti on.
Home Loan
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CONFERENCE
A serlet of 4 lecturea-Od. 9, 16, 23 •nd 30
Tuesdoy, Oct. 9, 7:».9:30 p.m.
n.-kM...11, O'"fl' C...t Dolly Pllet l!(lfor, "Wil.COMI
TO THI CONFERENCF'
Dr. Ttt-A. l fft;ety, Dhtrtct DlrMt«, "OIAN•I COAST ,
COMMUNITY EYENIN~ COLLEGI RIPORT'
Jock U11eelw, A"""-Y-ot.._, "rLANMJNG YOUI mATI
THROUGH REAL PROrlRn INYUTMIHTS"
Newport Harbor High School, 15th Ii lnine,
N• Beach
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TONIGHT'S
TV HIGIIlJGHTS
AB C D 8:30 -"A Letter From Three Loven."
Three letters delayed a year, alter the lives o( their
recipients. June Allyson, Ken Berry, Juliet Mills.
KCET m 9:30 -Women. This new series ex·
plore s the world or women and her aspects as wife,
mother and force in society.
NBC D 10:00 -Love Story. Bonnie Bedella
stars in the permiere episode or this romantic an·
thology series, "Love Came Laughing," about an
uncommitted young man who falls in love with an
unwed expectant mother.
~TV DAILY LOG •
l , Netv 'Love S tory '
Michael Landon, who acted opposite Bonnie Bedelia
. ;
Harbor-£oneert o pener ..
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Kore an 'A ~gel·s' Delightful
Jt was a happy act of
nomenclature' hen some
enthu.siostlc supporter in the
early days of the National
Folk Ballei of Korea decided
to dub tho,. 33 d<tigblful
yoqsters the Wttle Angell.
An equally enthusi&sUc au·
dience Sunday In the Orange
Coast Colleg~ audi,iorium ob-
viously sharOO that aentlment
with ovations that got the new
se8.900 of the Harbor Area
Community Concerts Auocia·
lion OU to a flying start.
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'Mils may be you.r chance.to
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TOM BARLEY '
Music Bo]!:
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· check out the c o 11 e g e,,'.-*
rectntly acquired Allen dlgiiU r computer Ol'~an. Dr. ColYl~ 1 · will use the mstrurnent In a
Bach program that tncludell
the prelude and /Ulill' In•£ minor and the ' ' W e d g e·f'f;
prelude, Adilyn I. Bonillo
OCCs professor or Gt~.
will read the chorale texts. '!o.,.."'
times since she first began to •&..lilf'1y' ast«ilshbjg . a d
direct its dancing affairs 11 mlecteli the'-lligbest eredJt t!n
years ago. \b• , ~embte's e~iabllsl)ed But she has always main-muaad"'5 wbO "CoaC'hed the
tained an amazingly high stan-, )Wlgtt.n for manyl mbriths
dard of presentation, both in' to ~eve lhil lcind ;I aflllttc
dance form and In production, j>erlectlon. 1 j f .
and her gen1m 'in that fie~ 'Space, wilt, not pr· r JD i t1
was clearly eVldent Sunday flrther • a.n,alysis of. tflt... 15
night. deljgliUul 8'gmpits o f i>ong
. Particularly •pectacular, and ·dance pri>grfl(lj ~Uuit
graphically depict the joy and I.it:; · •
-Congr:atulatlons to Da'!id
F. Anthony o1· eofden w.i.
College on his appointment:•~
conductor of the Orange ~
ty· Youth Phi Iha rm on l,i:;
Orchestra for the 197~14
season.
W ednesday
Evening
OCTOBER 3
Movie: (C) ttO)......., ,,.. 1111,.. on "Bonanza" last season in ~ script he wrote and
lllwn'" (dr•l '73--JuM Nl)'»n, Ktn directed (top), directs the actress (below) in the open·
'These brilliant yaungsters -
so gkls and three boys
between the ages of a and
15 ~ wert the ideal opening
choice for, a community con-
cert season that seems, on
paper, io be the beat we've
had in these parts since the
Laguna and Harbor branches
of the organization were form-
ed.
BACKED> BY A troupe of
musicians who go through
some 50 native Koreari in-
struments in an exciting,
colorful -am, the LitUe Angela offered us a
fascinating staging t ha t
cleverly traced the history and
culture of what bas often been
an unhappy and divided native
land.
fz;om this critic's seat1 ,were 1-br,oogfit" these brllli~ ,'4Hte
the "Buchae Chum." a Charm-Angell a thorou~y1 4'~ed
ing end eloquent fan dan~ ln standing •ovallon.1 ~>' tfle<.t
which the young Korean gkls high, very high; S:tdo lllght,
excitement of their lives in a t'llO~ AT ·M _
numlier cl. symmetrical and' Lov'ers of'orian' music1~al(d we
extremely complex dance have a. ~t .. niiny ;mf this
forms. organ-<Oliicious , ar~1 w 111
DAVID TAKES the ba:I for the orchestta;s f
season and there is no dOUbt.,_l,_
this critic's mind that he ~
lead his ensemble to grtlri
things. Working with hlm .• tn
preparlng the group are J~
Clower, Fountain Valley ID~ .on strings Md Peter FOumlit
of Costa Mesa•s EstanCri
High, low brass. ..-~
Berry, Juliet Milts. ThrN 1t1t1n. d•· ing segment of TV's new "Love Story" series, airing
laytd • ytll, dr11mltlelll, chtnp t ·ght t 10 'cl k NBC Ch 14
the li't'ts of• youn1 eouplt SIPlflt· 11iiioiintiiiiiiaiiiiiiioiijjioiiciiioiiniiiiiiiii• iiiiiiaiinniieiiiiiii.iiii eel b)' • Jiil stnftnet, 1 subutbl11
housewif• lmolvld in 1 !wt 1fftlt
1nd two ~~tlontrs prtttlldlna lo
bt we1lthy.
THE HIT OF lhe night, and want lo kriow that flt! auslln
I think t,he audience agreed C.Olyar or Orange J € o a s t
with me, was the "Buk Chum" College is performing at 8
-the Penitent Monk. Each of p.m. Friday In the school's
eight colorfully robed dancers Music Studio One. i~'Mtll!:::: .......
C.wrtA1p ef Edcllt'1 fftMJ "'""' .... ,..,,_
stM Tn'
Sl•ple•1•ll MINI lllowla: (C) (Zhr) '"CM" (dr1)
' 9--0m1r Sharl!, Uc~ P1!1M1.
• @) ..... JIOCI .. Loclp -
!-lflllomSloo ...
~, ~al~~:i·"-=:.. ...
•
Mtn Crttlll ...
Dfl llll ..,, .. LM..-. Prt~ J
9:00 ft 9 (JJ C..01 '111111 In tht
Minor" ClnJ10n Is suspected of mut·
dlrint 1 mobsle(s flt! fritnd who
had eonttcied him tn l\Opes of p !11·
Int fO'l'fJlmenl•I Immunity fOf the
underworld ltadet,
(i)TM ltld Olla m n. 1.1nt1uc11ni. m .... i:onno r .... Collet (dr1) ·~lu· I btU. TIY\Of, Kflthar111t HtpbUn, t:JO ID Mlldllch tt111Mt -Mont~" ci11t. mro Wi •,... ·
' i!:2l.S.. ~ -1°'°'841 m..; .,;.... '" ""' Ne" ldtfli a. lkts di• T/'Olll clrin~ln1 1 stolen bot·
Allfy Crtfflltl tie of poboned Whlskty lnttndlif It
: KiAlilj tf Art I t!ft for I IUl'ft(lll, who witf'iholdt
IMll&IJ his CCOJ"rltloft Ill [tan Au&llSfS 11MJt -"nltr iavtstll•• Fritz Wtl\'lf
~ 1'lttn IUesb.
'""'._ 9 Cil lo'te Makes tht World · f:eo~ite!=. *Go Around Tonight -
M .. : (Zllr) "'1111 llllert" (mp) 2., ~! ~~=~~ t~
; ' ~ Unuster, An Gird~. 1y uflCOmmitttd youn1 m111 ftlb 111
,Wblt't Uy Unef loy1 with •A upeclln&. unwtcl moth-
1 LM Lucy tr. who hu been destrtttl by !1'11
Moel Squid lither of her unborn child, alld
m r Dn111 ........ hi come• fact to ltc.1 with Ill• first tiftM:r11ldl m•Jor commitment or his life.
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l' flle Fn11cfl Ctlef ~ -1
rr1 hid ti SWWfW11 tll) (Jl Q3 Owff II • t t -t 11
• il1Prf.,.,.,,,.., "SWNt lf•MSI" Owtn M1rsh1U's
I NldlalNI ft 111 c..w.11 tfforts lo hflp 1n 11-col!\'lct tqtin
$fll!l llClf custody al his $(111 lrom his ruthl• j 1lst1r·ln·llw •re aimplicatM whtll
7:JO II TIM Ntw •liq s ... Jim U1111 ttl1 111111 11M111tlt the boy ·
' r.~:1 ~~ltliw ltb ..... I Ft£. Wat,.,:, . ... Slkl
.. Wife, th• S.Crtb.11" Harry's wife fe.: Fil• Elptri111111ta In P'Plf ind
fills In for his MlllOOllinl .~ CC"*1diont.
1 tuy incl 1111r11111 to s1...-ti. 1U1T• lllt --
lh1i,ti=-... ~f:', .....
The lKJ Show · ltt SMtrt
Th .... Pritt 11 Ill" ' htn Alllp ltwltdMl1 llnt/S,.rtt
f!l~= =-11.0 , .. !lfi!E::::
; I [.!E,:,":r """ • ::;,'::':;,. . In.~ .. ""' Tt Ttll tllt l'rvtll ~II a (I) Sotttly .... °"' Tnnntn Dr•rnet
C.pott Ind John DIYldson 11115tl. ~Tiii lllffk • a 9 oo a m Ac1 ... 1z "Wes1 Ai Hltdlack """" V1ll1y Division" Motorcyclts CIUH (I) Trails Wut
( lht troLblt ind I pollcl h1licoplt1 11•15 m ci. .. M ~~ 1ii!s Offfun Milloy 1nd Rttd d11r!111 ·
·~ tM lr tour of duty. ll:JD 11 QI {IJ C1S l.rit MMr. (C) :~ 8 lllovil: (C) (?Ill) "'f1nmlt" ."'Y.,.11Ci Yallty" {dl'I) '57-lurt
• • (wes) '68 -Jamu Stewart. lnl'lr L1ncast~nn1 Dru.
st1Y•ns. R 113 ~ iro m .1o1111"' c.,.. 0 lffl mm .... I Cini I Ted Mtvie: "1•111 t9 ltulNI"
&MU '7Alic1's Wild o.r· Al~ fttls (com) '41 -Bob Hopf OofolhJ betttr 1ft1r conl1uin1 to ltd tt11t La~r. '
btlore sh• met him she hid 1n tf· U S d f1 lr with 1nothu min. But Ttd lttls pen 90 wonderful
wt1rM. * minutes with
0 """' '"°"'' ltl (!lo)..... KATHARINE HEPBURN! ltr • WWow" (dr1) 'U-Y1n11 Usl, The Dick Cavett Show Peter McEneiy.
I •~•""' D llll~H!l~" Cmtt -Tiit lthf D•ts K1th1rin1 Hepburn Is M 't only
LI S11or1 *tfl 1uest.
llltN: (Zflr) ..,.._lrllt C.M· f> Movie: (C) "Bl l'urplt Min"
fllud" (cit•) '51-Williirn Hl>ldtn, (•chi) 'SS-Tony Curtis, Cetleen Mil-
N1ney Olson ler.
Cll1111plonalllp Wrut11t11 lllftle: "Spy H..r' (dr1) ·~ ~ WU.1111t lfllrl11p II! Alfttd Hildtc:tdi l'mtllb
JljllllUI lanptp ,,.,,... How1rd Duff, Wtlttr Sleztk.
a:aa o ~ (I) !Ii m m ••-:m11 iz:oo oo 0ne Ste, •llJOld
lrlfystily-8111tcft Btnak Inn le m ·Movlt• °'CMlllPllllf f•r Cttu..-
' li111re O!il how a l ·ton. Sl million (com) '~Vincent l'flct • sculpture could diuppe1r from t '
1u11dtd buildint sllOrt!y btfort its 1:00 (1) p (JJ ta CJ) Nen u~ellin1. Guy LotPlood, Don 1J H11htrtr l'itrtl'
Stroud, ScoU B11dy 1nd Cindy Cltrt l :lO tJ 0 News rue st.
8 Barry Sullivan, Juliet 1:45.U M .. 11: IC) ''Ne N1M1 e11 tH lulllt" (wu) '59-Aulfle Murphy. -r Mills. &.!une Allyson Z:JO m Afl·NiaM Sllotr: "Y•llotr DJ." 1tar 1n letlers from iif111 Siient llilders"
Three lovers" J:lD t) MO'tie: "stm Dept, 1111 NI.
0 @ (I) Ci) AIC W td I I td • r 649" (du) '4~Will!tm lun4i11n.
Thursday 1:00 8 °'Tll• Cina MMl1W <•rt) •53
m "S.llCMni l111Ut'" (COM) '41
-Red Skelton, At1ent Dahl j -V1leMin1 Cortes•, Tito Gobl>L
DAYTIME MOVIES l.O [I) It)""'""'"" c...1. Id•) '6'
• --Ot1r1ton HtSIOll.. "Cl1111 a.." t:OD (i1) (IJ "M!Jbehtvl11 HlllNldi Ltuftl 1nd H1rdy.
{oom) '40-Hauy Lanadon, llt!ph [fO) (C) "Jwplter'i Dit!Ji(" (com)
t:lO :l~i:J ''Th• Lion" (dri) •62_w11• '5~stlllr wm11m1, Kowud 11111.
li•m Holden, C1pucln1. l:IO ~ ('j) (C) "Mu11mr Ct Mo111t"
10:00 (31 ''tity B1n11lh tllt S.1" (ldY) \«imT '&6-f'ied Gwynn•, Y'fOtlnl
·51-Robert R)i1~. DeC.rlo.
O "Dttert , 'u~u~· (wts) '5l -4:00 6 (C) "SOU11• 11 Ali r" (dri) '61
W1yne Morrit, Yir11nl1 Gr11. --llutl !vet G\J1 Stoc~ll 12:00 O "Tiit T•••nt" (wts) 'JJ-Jotn ' '
Bennett. lhndtllph Scott '111111111 4:30 Cll S1111t ti 11Mll llttltl1
11 Ht!flarldo" (wes) 'SO -Jlmmr IH CJ) '11Mi hddlU" Part I (dtt)
Of110n, Ruwll ~~11. ~m Sl•.it1, lio,tl Brlclps.
KOCE TELEVISION LOG
J1• Mlti.ry of Art rc1 hnton s ti.A CON~OATIUMI ,l.n 1rt ~rec:lall0t1
eovtM lo< colt~ <rf'dlt
J::IO •ooll: I HI IC) 7•5 (P&SI 'W••d
4" bY Ot. R°"1ld I,, Gl11u1", ()r,
Gf•lll• lll«U"" ~1' !rue·llfe nnvel
1110ut '"' event\ th•I oc<ur In ,. olo
city Flll""U•I.
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fl(OCF.I "M~-l1ln9"
f:.10 lilt<lri( (l'"IN"'t' ((I ((TWI
StOO l tM,,,. 1tl'fff !Cl JOJ iCTW)
CONSOltTHJM) An .-chlt.ll!(IOlll tr! 1~
pr~llllOl'I tO\lrlt for toltevt crlldll.
7:0tl Tiit o,..r .c--COfllfft (Cl LtttOll • 1LA CONSORTIUM) •'Fetinv
F1<1<1 l r•v•lr"
1'l0 TI>. S(MMt 1!'HI A" ff Plllk tl
((I "Ontn11v1 Line f"tav: l'•\l.1 '9t:~· •no" 1:00 Mtll.,.pM(t 'TllMlrt /() 70Jl
IPI$) "MtWlt" Part J of "Trit Gol$n
l ow!"'
f :to TM OllffnN Trell (CJ Cit (PISl
"Pttt ~tr" · SH 11111119 T11tlcl1'f, O<rooer 2nd, 11 1:00 p,m,
' ... OH A BIG BIKE ... ON A BAD ROAD
A .w.ES Wl.LllW Gt.EflCIO·FU'ERT"HTZKl Proo.ction
"ELECJRA. GI.CE t.I l!U.E"~JOERT II.AKE· BIUY (GREEN! BUSH
~Ind ~ bV .JN.ES Yl't.UAM GlEACIO · Sc>--... t.,. ROB£AT BOAIS •
9«yti., ROBERT BORS ll'IO R..f'ERT lfTZJG
M..c~b1JAMES'M.LIAM GI.GOO Unlled Ar11111 I onoin-1 MICllln l'ktur9 SOulllltrKll on UnltM A~h Aeeorlls tfld T•PH I
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WEEK DAYS 1 ' 9 P.M.
SAT. & SUN. 1-3-5:10-7:15-9:20
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Plus 101 mru11
6£l11111 !IRllSHT•
Choreographer Soon Shim
Shin Ii.as become a national
heroine on the strength of her
incredible work with ·these
gifted childreq and the com-
position of · the group bu in·
evitably ch¥1ged, s e v e r a I
.
plays six equally exotic drums
in a seriea of poonding, com-
pelling rhythms depicting the
inner conflicts or a Buddhist
monk who strayed from the
strictures imposed by his
religion .
The liaison maintained by
the young musicians in a long,
d_!manding offering w a s
'~ •• easily the best
movie·so far this
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1111 "PUY IT · AGlll SAii"
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to an Orange County FIRST
A NEW -SER I.ES OF RADIO DRAMAS\
IN FUL L SPECTRUM STEREO
Produced and per/ ornzed by the all ti1ne Radio Greats.
Rod Serling -Host Narrator
Dire'cted by Elliott Lewis 'l{Jith casts including
Howard Duff, Keenan Wynn, Patty Duke,
Nina Foch , Jr.lie Adams, Richard Crenna,
Richard Deacon, plus 1nany tnore. 1-::.
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MONDAY • THRU • FRIDAY EVEN IN GS
•
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l.n10n J i1CA6(J "Ad""ll1!119: G .... tl
Pt(llllt Play" S" Utll119 TU"Sllllay,
Ottobtr 2nd, .01 ':00 a.,.., •:JO Hftltrf' ti Atl !Cl LnloOl'I J (LA
ITJO Al MM! ...... IC I I.noon •
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Sawed,..off s .
Legal Now
SACRAMENTO (U~l)
Movie and television pro-
duceis ha Ve been using sawed-
otf shotguns as props for
years, but no.w the}1 can do it
legally.
Gov'.-Ronald Reagan,
himself a former actor, signed
into law a bill removing felony
penalties that technically hung
over movie lots for years.
ctl~.!f.~ ~ COltOfllA OIL MAit,
"SEVE N BLOWS
OF TH E DRAGON"
(I}
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Ill
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M.tt ... S.llltay_
C.N n...e.. hf S1MM11
FAMI LY TWIN CINEMA
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CINEMA II ·
GENE AL
HNJ<MAN PN:MJ
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Barbra Str9iwnd
"UP THE SANDBOX"
MANN
THEATRES
-one_ of the most Ip~
teresting music conferences of
the new season is sched#
for 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p,m.
Salurday In Cypress lfil!t
School under the aegis of "'9 -
Music Consultants Group 'tt
Orange COunty.
·It's called "You end M~
and publicity chairman Su~
Cnlg tells me it's des.i~
'especlally for the elemeoiAl'f
classroom teacher and 't!il!
elementary-lnuslc specialfft.
They bave-ao-exciting grOup
baclting this project and:·•
sOOuld be well worth attendlnl
-Cypress High School, 9811
Valley View is the place ,!to
head Ior. ~: .. ' ... ~
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~eeking a Perfeet .Boso•••
J. M~ie P~~r Grap~les With Casti~g De.,,,.t;tnds
'Claudine' ·Movie •
New Shade of Black
oNJAMI . (UPI) -Tb 1
lhillll about makln(
ovle, ' aald J A·C k
an, II llndlag two ol
NEW YORK (AP)
Qaodlne, a Harlem maid, Is
altes; Suporfly, Sbal\ and
Cleopatra Jooes.
hf• a character in a film
that takes her oame. And !)ti"
the main characters: · A
blndlom• male actor · with
iftoajgbt, balrl,.. lep and a Iii! w)lb a ·perfect booom. J
·qjjcGowao II detennm<d to
IOI•• the pri>blem. Alttady ho
... 11-blod"one of the -~ movie-making <0m-
wMORE THAN 200 union
tedmJcians and 1.000 members
of the Screen Actors Guild live
in '®th Fk>rida, but a good
movie hasn't been made in
Florida in many years," he
said. 1 A lot of bad ones bave
and their reputation bas rub-
bed off en ws who li\'e here
even thoug'b the producen im·
t>Ofted most of the people who did the work.
"We have the rmest techn.i-
dam in the workl down here
and we're going to proYe that
we can make a first class pic-
ture rigbt here where we
· preducn, a eompany Owned
bf members Of ffilnorily
groups, have declared war on
so-called "bla1ploitatlon"
movies.
live," be said.
But first Union Artlstl must
find the male lead and a
perfect 00,,Cm from whicb to
pinl .. eve< put togethe!' and
ti1l<d the ..... y to -~ ft ftrlt venture. ..
'McGowan and. frienda put
together Union Artist.I Produc-
~ Inc., which Intend> to
~ a mo.rm motiOQ picture f!l';a $302,000 budget with a ~ outlay of only 1100,000. A
¥81 bit of crgmlzlng. • •
fashion a sel ci ""Ii looking »-•~• falsies for him. ~• --
~ "TllEY'RE NOW cutma
."'f the zany murder mystecy :f!ilry, under the worklog title
~.~e ~ta arxl Models Ball
"I THINK I can help," said Truman CaPote plays
Max Wolkoff, a canny Miami 3 tough guy tonight in
publidty man who never takes a guest appearance on
himself too seriously. the Sonny and Cher . So Max dreamed up the ''Miss Perfect Bosom lnterna· Comedy Hour at 8
tional QUeen" contest, to be o'clock on CBS1 Chan· ~ i~'.•1 111u•t "•"e
'loolcff at 30 l'H>•· .. --'·· . ·-held at a Miami Beach hotel _n_e1_2_. -------
before the film production
,. .;~ ••• tlaere
;lilHlnl't a perfect
"et lit the maieel&.' ...... _ .. -.... ___ .. _ .... -._ .... -._ .... -._ .. -.......
~ Caper." De1plte
~led atteoUoo Oil th e
~ 1-n, the movie will .i!I rated PG, McGowan &aid.
PRODUC!R M<O<>WAN 'AUDITIONS' ACTRESS
He's Looking for Girl With Porfeet-8-n
begins. Cash prizes and a part
·in the movie will be awarded
the five .best endowed young
·:we need an experienced But the biggest surprise, ladies.
professional actor for the McGowan aald, Was lhat-the "I gues..-you can't rate my
uut," McGowan said. "You'd girl prospects "dropped their queen contest PG,'' Max
be surprised &w many of the tops without batting an eye _m_usec1_· _.-------I
cancUdatel have b or rib 1 e but. the men all balk&I at tak-1-
legs." ing off their pants and show-
Cutlng and prOduclng a ing their legs."
movie ii a oew experience for Union Artists Productioos
..,..,lbo story Cills foe a male the 52-year old M~aq. who and its first film is the result
•otor who can play both the has been photographing and of . four years of planning by
;pii't oL a be-man rop and a _direclil)g the ca!_llera work on McGQwan and Sandra L.
IJenale impereonator sym-major motion pictures around Ulosevich. a· movie script
'Jl'letric.al enough to win a the worJd for 25 years. supervisor. They discOvered
beal19' queen CXJDtesL He's that m.oioy of · -their• union
-..ppooed to be the last "I ~ST HA VE look¢ at 30 •~-•-who · ~ ....__te plo f th feds to ~-eaD d u-~au::i, live.uaic:.ilfld,are "D"Y Of ...... ~.. y o e ~no on t Y .g O O tired of traveling to find work. ~ iden•1"' a..__ im"-t...r who ~ ..-..i. ... the ...... l THI .IACU.L" (PGJ -~ ......,... "661"" ...... .... _.. believed with them that a oood &
bu i.een ming beauty queens week,' be said. "1You know, riiotion pictlll't! could be 0pro-'1'UI 'N TIUlr' (PG)
and murdering undercover there wun't a petfect aet inli~d~u~c<d~h~er~e~w~l~th~l~oca~I ta~ten:L~~::::;:::: nacolim qenll. the ·~uncb." \r
flnroat' ,Bririgs. Efue
O (AP) -Four days
Deep Throat" ended. a
th nm here, its e1-
pleaded guUty to an
--ty char&• f<r showing Ille _.ally explicit film.
-~ -Guild Inc. ol ~ Artz.-, WU bll'red
-; Jouth Cuost Reper tory
• _ NOW 11UIU OC?Olld • • MAOCAI" •VaNIN.~01' PUatLY COMK NOST,t,L.01-1
bation. Municipal eourt Jooge ·-.. T H"E TAVE R N " ,
George Hopper also levied a r e, -... 111. c.M. it~ fine after an attomey·1i..,..,•..,u..,' ..,""''WPO""'~·~'·..,""~'!!!•~l'!!'!P.A!!_ ~!!'°~~!! .. ~'""~·~y~•'~'°~";'~· ~";';';-~"'";·~'"':;:..,~! entued a guUty plea for thel
!inn Monday. .
Book Bought
, ':1,0LLYWOOD (UPI) -
JUIUXlllf Quinn has purdlased
ICl'eell rights to ' • U n c I e
,Frank," a book about
gangland leoder Fr a n k
ClloteUo to be played by Quinn .•
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2 trm IOOP CAITOONS
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* SUIFIOAID •lft..AWAT *
. "Claudine~ is now being
1hol In Had~ ·Iocallons and
in an out of the wi.y studio in
Manhattan. James Earl Jones
and Diahann Carroll star.
"When we started this three
years ago, there weren't any
black films," says Producer
Hannan Weinstein, a peppery
New Yorker who made her
first movie 21 years ago. "It
was really clear that there
was a buying audience and
that black pictures Wen! sensi·
ble to do."
ltm> --tbe filmc .,.m 111Y ~ II• C&lllomia
ten ... OOiidliloa Of ""'"
The guilty plea avoided a
triJ1 wttlcb ' .bac!. b e e n
rescheduled. aevera1 t i m e a
llnce tbi charge ol dbplaying
-material .... leveled 'last spring:' ,. ·
toepergeaince
c.cil!i.Mflllo foonded t===;;o;;;;;
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DlllCTOI Of
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S.1•1 Bcall!ill ·~--Pain .....,,.. WMOU MMN n.«l 1
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2nd AT CHUMA WIST
BERNIE CASEY IN
Iii ii a ii: ,.""'"...,' .... .su·~or
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"VISIONS OP
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LI OINDS
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HELD OVER
AT
BO'UI CINEMAS .....
lal.o11
GEORGE C.SCOTT FM DUNAWAY Jr&
OKL!HOMA CRUDE
,LUf. BURT l!!il
REYNOLDS .
''WHITE
LIGHTNING''
'l•llywood."
~VEPll!O#/IOOTf,
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RYAN
AND TATUM
O'NEAL IN ,...,,:,.,,wna t
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friJ -AP._..Rft-'-' 2nd AT WfSTIROOK 2nd AT CINEMA CENTER
RUTH IN "HAIOLD &. DONALD '" a y ICE" GORDON MAUDf" ~ SUTHERLANolN -.D _
"'
FIRST
ORANGE
COUNTY
RUN
•••• ···~ • • • • • :. ·' ••••••••••••••••••••••••• at.CM alvo. Af llUS, lrT. COAST MW'I'
ll SAii OllC:O f W•., MlllfflltGTON HAQ 84?-•-.o• .... ., •• 017
"A ROUGH,
TOUCH,
ACTION-
ADVENTUH"
JUDITM (tilt
N.T. Mf4UN
.BILLY DEE WILLIAMS e RICHARD PRYOR
11>.pUI an-a-jobno-would -di!!'e. ~riMcl a-..no-wauld-b11i-
P.l:rrort """"'Rems
NOW!
(PG)
tilililWJ&fWeuJ ..
t.s ~ flM WO "llCllo4EO a. UlEr
which bas received 1400,000 In raciJID In society," be '"nl
dty-dlsbun<d federal fundJ on.
ror tralnlng.
"I think it's an insult to
make a film about blade peo-
ple and only have white people
on the cn:w," said veteran BC·
tor curr Frazier, 39. ad-
minl$trator of Third World's
training program.
"The industry has been
racist as the society has been
racist, and the industry has
merely been a reflection of the
FURTHER, SAID Frazier's
assoelate, Leonia CampbeR,
"Black movies have con-
centrated on crime and vto-
lence with an almost complete
absence of warm, human rel.a~
tionships. The impact on
young black kids is obvious."
Third World's goal, he said,
was to change this approach
and get members of minority
groups involved.
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ROLLO THE RICH KID
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FRIENDS-·
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by Al Smith
by . Dale Hale
by Emie Bushmiller
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HEY, SAM ... !F YOU'RE THE I'M GIVING YOU
LAW"t'ER FOR THIS ESTA6L15H· TEN MINUTES
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WITHOUT lMTERRUPTIOH!
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damage
allow1nce
13 Comfort
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Puerto RitO
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53 Ren1
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SIMILAR MAnA1ALS
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Wtdt1tsd.iy, Octobtt .l, 1973
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBIJC N<r!'f91(, PVBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE MOTIC• TO ca1otTOflt WtitfOUI IVllMN Wf' ..... CO&lllT Of' TMI PICTtTtOU..-Mdlfithl ' ~IOU" autl ~ tTA,.,..llT STAT• °" CAUftOttlll.\ l'Oll •AMI ITATIMSML flA.MI tTAT9MD'r .. ''° ~ ..... i. ...... ....,.. TM C'OIHftT Oii O«MM TIM ""'°""""" ,.._ It itlfll -Ml-TN ........ ,..,_ It
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J ' 'Oil ~" CDM,A .. Y. Jn\ ....... dN#f'n4 l"ITU McHALI:. '"'"'IC P'OWI• ~UllU$, "' w, l"LAITOCOI ''""'•ruses. -~' A-.., ........... ~ltanlll, O.C..Mcl, (.Mtt Hwy .... l ,.._,,.... ~ U'IWI st .... ,,,,.. tnM
""'. NOTl(I tS tO!•IE•Y OIVlll .. Wit C111t nwe .. • H•r• ~"" ~ .... .. ,...ix ,....._, ~ _. If IM .._ ...... ~ k.w M. ~ 4»1 ~ti W1tw!r fin'IN. i.wr. ,
ICMW, t9l; 711dWS......_ MIMlnt. trlott Ml .-.... ""'4111 c:MI"" ....... tht o,-,.. N-. M ~ t.o-. C1111, TN1 lliiKI-1', ClllWC""' W tfl c.t!IWllM ... ...,. .......... '"""' ,. !lie tMm, .,.., • dMd\1111,
Tiii&-......... it I ........... "-.....,., ......,,_Ill"" .tfke Tlllt MIMtl i. ~ llf M t. ....... M#91« ~ ..,,,,.""-01 !flt dff• af .... -_,.,... «iW'. • _......,.. nit .. ....,,..,_. 'Mlt flfllll Wllfl lflJe .Jl.lllllll J. IC .. _ .. ,,....... ......._ wltlt ttlt '*-ltY io«MI M. Htllt\MI !'f Ci.rs tf Or'.,.. '-""' M Ayt
TIM ... ,.,.,..., -""" ~ c-. _,.,., "' .... ~ " .. ~ Tlllt 11 • ..,.,.. HI flltcl -4111 ... c~ 1m
, SACRAMENTO (AP) -A ~Wk.,°'.,.. C-'Y .i '· :C:':J":.C~.,~=--c~llt'~,... ~..,_ tt Or1111• c-h tn Ito!-• ,.111111,Pltd 0r..-c-t o.or" ~pujed new "lbrill drua " · Wt....,,. ~. 111rt mi """'"· ~ 11• m. ,..,..._ w,.,,..,. it 1t, tt _, Oc:l9btf'
-•• """"""" 'Ot ... c..r Dalfr Pl • KHtt. CtllfWlll• trn11. """""' I• , ... pl-P'ubftlMll °''"°" (N II O.lf'r P'llot 1tn " ...
metbaqualone, ls, ouUawed ~ a. 10. 11, 14 1m llDf.n ~":\' .... ~ ~ ~f::. 1:,~1 ::!: '-'"*' 12. 1t, u •"' oooo.r :a. -NOT!-_ ,
uOder legislation signed by ""'"*" '°"' ""°"'"" •tttr !tit ''"'' ttn •n·1J PUBUC "'° • ~-DUBUC ~ Oii .. llllJ llOlk•-• Pov .. Ronald Reagan. ~ !' u; 1rn. ,1cT1J.ou1 •11111r1• s /' -· ---··-· °" J . MCHALE PUBLIC NO'nCE . JIAMI' ITAt•M•lrlT ~·-'-" -'"·""" urgeoey slatute by t , ....... -.. =... . ., a. win o1 ' ' T~ tol*owl111 P«llOll '• 4°""' ~ NM' n.t.,.-1M t • 11tll'IW Clt<.otnl PltnTtotn •VSIJlllt 11: Alltmblyman Jack Fenton ,,. .,...,.. ..,_ .. .,,.. ....,... IJULOf'.. o.. MA.Ml l'TATIMllrlT 0 .. M ,V,.., .. INQ .. MAIHTIHANCI!,
• ip: •liHlMI & MdCiftllCK. T1W lllllowl,_. ....,._ 11 Oolflll M11*• ll'Otl 11,,,, H"'"ll""I°" etKll. ttl'I. "'41
(0-Mootebello), WU ligned T I. ..... ODUCTIOHS • .., ........ \,II'#~ ••• EYWtH ) ...... Mlli.J. 1l"f0fl l!tm. Altol'l A-. llnt• Ml. CA t'21W ............. ~ ' IVltlKA INTllll"ftlSl!S, 19°'1 s-MUMl119tofl fllKll. Cttll, ~rM1 ""9lnlill L. l"lcki.t '41A W... Ntt!I '1119 1'11 ...... ~ HUllllllf!(lfl •told!· Ctlll. n... Tllll MlllH• It CtnO\ICt .. lflo' ..... ~
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' Tlll1 DWI,_. 11 ~ W Ill lft. Tlh (IU) m'6M .. IJI ...... Hunfll!lllOll i.ldl. Ctlll. '1-&-ttt Jtf'l\tl Mll et. ~ BRIEF.'S .. 'llfMI, .,...,.... W 1-.il'ftl """. Tlllt toviJr1en 11 cenclueftd b'f ert l11o 'nlll •1tl-I Wtt filitd Wllfl tM _'. n-. L. llldllil ~ or.,... C." 'D•t1r P'*t, dl'lldutol. "' Ci.rt ol Or~ CCIUl'm' Oii W' ~
TNI It~ -..._. wltfl 1'11 °"""' ... lll'lllllf lL 1•. 2' .,.. °*"'' :a, """' I". "lctl"d \I, IJ1l =· )•---------~ ,., OWk " Or.,.. c:-tr "' OCtobtf 1, 1m· 21u.n 'Tiii• ,,,,,.....,. w11 nlld wllfl tM II-• ltn ,. --• C-IY Clerk o1 Or•"'t (Gun!f tn '1.lbrll•llH Ort"!" Coe1t O.lly • '
Tuelday and takes effect Im-hbl!"* OrtNt (Md Dlll't ~ PUBLIC NartCE '"'""'°'r 11, \ffl l"·llM' ~tfftlbtt u. ,,, » t nd ~ii
mediately. lt adds the drug to OctWlr J. 10, u, 1" 1tn lMWl •--•••••••• "uto11'11td 0r.,... cou1 Dt11Y "11ot. the . ...... ...... --11. lt, " Ind Od-J. PUB UC NOTICE
state's list of controlled PUBLIC NOO'ICE Tne ,:~ '"':!::.•"'~,. dOlng 1tn ntt-n'l---,,-,-,-.-,.-.-,-.. -,...--.,-c,...=,c-t-
-aubslanets and ma 11:., s 11u111"'"' '" ll, & L l!N'l'EJIP•lSES. ... O, au tTATC 011' CALlll'OllNIA IJOtl:
unlawful possession a mlsde-PteTITICMtl •u••N••• flt. c.11 MMt. cant, t1'27 .. '"' w. PUBUC NOTICE TNI cou1r1TY ot' OlllAMt• m t111 fol.::=-~n:::_. ~ •1"" s, .. .c.i. ,,_,., Clllr. "'21 >' """'"' HOTK• °" ::U~~m oP ,..,.m M eanor. .. ·~"*'cJi i:m_t1• w. lttll t.I., C..1• llOTICl\.01" TIUST•l'S ,...... •o• ,.O.ATI 01" WILL ... 0
Fenton sakl many youths : lllO CAlll"IT IULTDIS. m Et•I Glori• "'" l.tlWI. t14 w. lttfl If.. '~ 1 .. n Jll' LITI'llll TIJTAM•NTAIY = ll'tll SITwt, <Altll #lllrlA,, c.lifllrfll• n.6U CClllt Meta C.UI '2'21 Oii Oc:IOOW I tm. ti 1\:to AJA., Tl· 11!•'-N ol MAllnlS ELTOlll SICI! •
believe the drug is oonad-s,._ CMrt. GttMI .. ..,. E•""'· G.oroe '"' R--.. Jr 1 .. u ,,.,,,,1111 TI.E INSUllAHC ANO TRUST (OM. .1 .. --ti AL SIC.EEN, •Ito ••
di · nd \,,., CCllll Mn.I, ~ "'26 11., CNr.w0rth, Ctlll. t1ii1 !"ANY, 11 lt\llf t~ltcl Tr111'" iitldtr MARCUS E. Sk!.IH, Illa~., MiE.
cUYe. a µa Ve taken It for Thi• IMIMM .. nnduCftocl by .... 111-Glorta I.. llog«llOll, lflW Mlr111t st .. .,.. ~ to ol 'TNll fKOtdtcl SIC.EEN. •Ito --.. MARCUS llC.£1' " high" But b •• :.1 11\lldutl Chlh-'11. Ctlll t1Jll J-1, 1m ••• lnJI. .. •». loo bOOll. OtcNMd. a . • e ~. recent 11-°"'* Grtnnl1 'Tiil• blllll-I• COnclu<ted trr • t•Mrtl 19U1, Pl!I• »1. ,,, ottkl lltcorch ln ,... NO'TICE IS ~ERE8Y GIV!.:trt ttwt A. '
r•••arcb bas found '1t ,_ d Tll-I• ltllffMftt -"'" with ""'Coull-M•l'rltnlllp. tlllct of ,,.. '°""'"' RK "' Or•nu• TRl!:STER h•• 111 ... M•tln I po911110l'I for ..,.... ~ a • ,., c111111; of Ortnet CoUnlV on "'P~ Aobt•l o. LlllG ,_,.,, c.nmn11. Wtt.L sEt.L AT proMI• ol w111 ant tor 1u1.11nc• flf l.tl!Mll
dictive. 17, lt'3 Tiil• 1t11tft}ftl1 WI• llted w!ll! ..... ,_ "U8Lll!: AVC'TION TO HIG ST 111 0-TtJ!ll'fttPlll•Y '" l"tllltoner. r...,.. tll ,._,,,., Cltrll of Ori~ Coun!y on StptiinMI Ol!ll l'Olt CAtH {PtY•llle •I I of 1111 whldl I• mNe for lur!Mr Pl'llCUl-
l"Ubl!"*I °''"" CH•I Dilly Piiot 11 Im "' ll'Wllll ,._..., ol ll!t Un!ltd S'-.t•ll .. thll "" !lfM tflCI plKI "' .... ,1111 ' ilfl'llt!'IMr It. ,. 11'1d OcloW :t. 10, ' · ,..,.... Ill• ..ult! front et1lr1nc• ol Int, okl """ ~•• bffft· .. t for 0c:.-r 1~ lfn. t
1m !91•1l l"ullrllstl..S OrtnQt Coad CUiiy "not Or11111 Cou""' c-•'*-'" loc11-.i 1 11'11 t :OO 1.m .. In IM courtr~ pf_ Deptr · ~ltmber 12. .,, ,, Ind OCloblr l, 200 bl!ICA Gt Wt•I Stnll Ant e.oui.... . ,.,...., No. ) ol Mid cwrl. ,, ,.. <;J SACRAMENTO (AP) ·l-----,,.,---,.,==:---l1m 2Hf.7l ,__ly WHI '"' Slrttt In s.,.1. An Ct!lltr Drive w .. 1. In .... City ol itn
. 9 Equal Rights
o &.. Y9Vtd 10 tnd -lllld b\' II UftOtr' .. Id llecl ~ft"btr' U. lf7J -ed an equal rigbts bill for •icnTIDUS •usi1r1•s• PUBIJC NOTICE Ottc1 o1 "'""' In lht ~ 111ve1td Ill WILLIAM I!. '* JOHN; ,.
GO.' v, Ronald Rea•an bas 11"""-.PUBLIC NOTICE C•11tornl•, all r19111. 11111 •1'111 ,,.,_,con-~c111tornl1.
. Mid (....,,IY Md Sltlt IH't(Tlbtd ti: ' C~IY (ltrk
A lnnillcant ........ • the men. tt:AM• STATIMlllfl' , • ,.., L• a Cit Trlct lo. un .. 1111M Clf't., T~ c . tclJrtG llfrlau• ~ge m , The bill b Allembl ... ~ ':'.~...... .....11111 .,.. dollll SUl"llllOI COU•t (Ml Tiii Caltt'Mtll. C~IY Cit Qranfe, st.i. Cit c~ tel ....... ~) regu\atioos governing ~ of Wiillie -y j t'l'\._C.,., ~ -.i=ll!llY ~Sf M£M'I HAlll STAT• OP' CALll"OltfillA Nil Call,_.,..I .. •• Pll' INIP rfC*'dtd,Jll 9*. •~o.r.,._Dli ... t.al• .... -.... .,wn. ,~ l'lllll" =" d ................ W•r Ntwporl TMI COUlrlT'I' 0, or....... lU ...... IS Ind ., "Mletlllft ..... .....-:i .. ~ c....,...,,... electronic equipment ln the. d ) ptends to 1 · ........ _ • 1r1 .. A-n6A IMfla. 111 ,... ~ • ""' ~ Tti11 014) ,..
1974 Bermuda race bu been ~ IILIDY them :St! ,_•--!£t'~1tt~ ~11t cr .• Hlll'I-~·,.:om:::•:,• =.:.-:a~O: ~~r .::.~~·.....,. eww "="~ 1t1
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---.. -~ b H ~4t--. """''"' "'-·-un '" 1 WILL ..,o •Oii Ll!Tillll OI" Ao.....,._,..,., " any, 111 ti. ...r ,.......,.., s.rr. 71, 21 1nd t, J. ttn ... ~ 1 a r m a n and' '.o ~ on wo ...... UUl,llll "'~=.,. """1• ~rr I MIHISTUTION WITM•'Tlrll·WILL Alf. lftlcllllld ,.,..,. Ii ll'f!'porlMI to brt:
HaWkins of New York, ply :conditions whlchloynowTbap-'Tllli 11uMMu 11 '.="~11iir ~ ,.,. :~::o°' JDHM JOSEPH CM1Pe.&1,.1.. J:11:..ft'i.fllf'~lon •tr"
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measure was signed TUeaday. n.i. Ill~-·"*' Wllll 1M <:-. NOTICE II HEllEIY GIVEN 11111 ll•blll!Y tor.,,., l.,c.or.-.;1-DI llw .ir-,t 1u .. a11.10ll (OU•T\Dfl' Tlrll. ( the jolnt sponsors -Cruising IY ci.n 'ol °''"" '°""" on Septtmbtr GEA'TIUDI M. CAMPBELL Ill• nled lddrtu tfld ...... '*"'"*' ~llM. ' STA'TI OI" CALll"Oll(tA 'OR
•·r 71 hlrtffl • Plfllloll ... PrcN!I of Helo-.ny, lllcwn ..... 1... 'TKI COUN'TY Ofl OltAHtI Club of America and the rcuit T.x 11• It P4IW •• ~, wrn •M Piii' 1$1UIMI et Ltntr1 ti Stld wt• wtll N midi. but wllfloul .... kJrnt ~
·&yal Bennuda Yacht ChJb •. _ · P'vtlhNd Ott,.. C.••I o.rtv 11'11111 AdmlnlllratLon wl!l\-IM-wm •Mt•td 1o cDYtllllil or w1rr1nty, ••P1•11 or 1mplltd, NOT1CI 0 , INTllff.lOM 0 1e· L n~ •• will
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-W be allowed 'S1tCJtAMENTQ· ·(AP) ~ .....,,._ 1!. I,, :S6 •Ill OtflrlMr S. Hit fll'll'-r...,~ lo wllld! Ii tnlCll 'lrflfdlllt !Ill-. ..-.itn. ll'llor i ••AL P'IOf'llTY AT l"lllVA •~SAL fl.lnHll , lfb •16-11 fw f\11111« pWtlallln, and ttlfit ltll 11 Cllfl'lll!'lncet. IO P"Y -~ Aq!I 1"11 IH' ft• E11tlio o1 IO'r G Hl<ZYM£,' At::
without -·tri~'-and there Gov .. Rcalkt Reagan has sign-. .. 11111 --., llelflN lllt sa.:n-·111. ltffn CIPll MHn II(.,. l'!Oft(I) ..,_ ... lly i.tld IC.HOWM ... kOV GiisTAVE HAIY • ·-,...., ed J,...,1;,1 ..__lo-·• i' · · Mt I« Odoblr t, 1'13. 11 t :Of 1.m .. lfl OHd ol TMf, ,......: t:l,6J.a. wllll D«Httdf:'"" wfil be no restriction on ~ • '"&-a...... lll&A.e • euier ""' coum-". 0.-C-'-"' No. J " Mr•I .....-. •• prtyi4fd ~ Mid NOTlci: IS HEll!8Y GIVll!M ""'
electroojc aids to na'"-tion at ·for the , Southern California ~ NOTlCB , ' , Wei-_., ... ,•!... 7!!..., aa« .~~'!',,-°'1,.. ~-......_,. ot "'::r,T"'i~ ...... ': ",,.,,._ win s.u 11 JW1w•11 ...... l\ .... Rapid ...___.., ...... ~ to I . · n "' -• -· ..... • • • • • . . ,... ~ .,... ..,., "" 111ddtr' Wbl«t o · the It.art .and -finish of .the "1~ .&.nltl.l_ft., evy pie'YfTMW •utldll· • ,.:__ · o.'trld ~"'"'"'' 1m. ., "-Trv;a~ ;"""'-'ti'."""'"" eont1,_11on flf tM ~111
. a salts tu to finance Lal: llAMll ITA;'T~M•"T WIU.IAM •• II -'°""' ~ltlll ::..i~o.ei:I uMtr rwl,;,., o.d Gt SU1*1« COlffl,, Oft IM hi drl' \ race. -Tiii ~ ,..._.. -..... C-IY Citf\ ' .. I ,,._...,, ""' II 10:00 ....... \ 'lbe starting ,rea lncluda butlnftl UI ,I ' (_ U:CICMAll NID LACKMAN '""' ......... ~ IM del ....... JWMftlr wlltll1t.IM Hmfr tllCMd trr I
waters inslde U.-1 .. uk Point !Jbe tAfl signed Tuesday ORMA.dNTAL. fll•I ~ ....... ·-· '"""..!:T.t1r'_... :·~~~'e'~n:o: It tht"Ofl'ICI ti ........... ttT .. ""'"Ull. 2 "~'i.q L--.i&.... • , ,..,.._ N•Pfff ltW .. (;elt1 Mllrl Y•-' · _..,.. N...a..• Gt Olf 1111 IALI Eiic:tlo.t IO OU,.. A\'et!W,· HVr'lllllelOll •tldl. off Narragansett _Bay, and the BIVWlt 1111;: di:ltricS .to ., .. t""""" a ll~l D. Iii.,_., • c.._ P..,. ~ ::---' ~ n. ~•I'll ...,,• u!IHld -.Id Nohe• o1 or.,.... 11•11 o! c111tcm11. "u
_linisb area coven the ap-ma.limlDll ~t per-dollar '=..:-V: ~ •. tt" ~ "''*'thtd ~"'T-1 · o.rtr ,11• ~t _. tlK!hwl to Wi t. bl :; !'r•~I:. .. ~ 'J:l: ::!::i• .~'!ii
_pr'9aches"to Bermuda with the sales tu with approval of a Dt., WWIN,..,.., c.. ,,..,_ ' ,.,,. :S6. v IAd Od. l. 1tn tHt-1~1!':1ec1CfNflfr .,. 1111 '"1 rlllllf, tHle al'ld 1ntern1 ""' .. 111 .. 1 •
••act dis•·-out to be olmple majority of dl1trict '"11 11u.r11t1t '' ~.., W • !infllcl ~1TL1 1NsU11..t.NCE .1o.NO "'' tcltUlrtd ov aptrition "' •.w. " ""',..., . ,..r1Mrlhl11 • i 1 <Y J?UBLl:C NOTICE O'IMl"WIM, 0111tr llwn or lro lddllloll o determined later, voters reducing the requk~ 11.111'11111 ~ TRUST CON.,ANY 111t1 o1 Mid e11emen1 11 11W"tfrnt o1 is
Until now, such equiNN>nt majority from the present 80 t1111 s111tmMt -i!tM ·with.,.. ~ PteTf'TtOUS •u11••ls ~, i=.,.TW'':'~tr1dl t dNltl. M •nd '° •"""' c-lalft ... 1 fll' ~... pOrcenl Clerk tf Or't,..._""""1 on ~ 11, "' o••o STAT-oor •'--... Ji ...... lurt l'f'tv attuettd In 111t CllY el H..,.11
ad lor•n d I 1m • - -.,.,_, ... -8ucll. Ccunlf o1 0r.,.., 11111 as r ar, -... an omn · ....., TM w1-i119 ,....,, ,,. dcl119 0.111 SfPl1mlltf 21, 1tn. c.utornle • ..,. '"°'•·penk'lllll'tt
st. Fr els ~ ht Cl b' Tinsl '·'·-d 51an...e · ~ye been_ prohibited In the -P'llltlilMd or.,.. c09tt DlillY' ,.llot .,.,,,... ••: "Ulll11111::1 <>r•nae c .. ,, 011ty Pltot ...:1••1111i-;;, to"""'' ~ · an · i: ac u s ey ~J.OUJ 6 .,,nuse Be.nnuda race as welf 85 most e .!J'o Cat Tffe• s1p1lfl'ltrtr 1,, ,. •M OclollM 1,. 1o. HATIOHAt. HOME & 11.EAt.TY '"'" St#!. ». 0c:1. J tflCI 10. 1913 m1-n 1.o1 20 o1 Tr1et N•. ,147, ,, .,_" Oii
.--Jl!l the San Joaq_uili River is always highlighted by . other Jong distance races. 11 111 • ..,, nIEGo (UPI) Near 1tn 21f6.n :r;;;~,;5~1~2' *' Mll'llMrlro PUBLIC NOTICE :nd~ :.i~11::..::' ~ ~~::
I a~ dinghy.alllng ~tournament iailed by some of the B 1 t t 1 the .;vu, A# .-. • Mr. _, Mrt. Gtwot 1.. HM1111, *' o1 0r.,.. '-"'· c:.111tr1'1a.!• . :
• Diation-'a best imall boat sailors. Barton Beek of Y Perm n g ly 200 rare Torrey pme trees ~C NOTICE Mandiri" on ..... '-1• Mew nm £Kutl118 _,..,.om •If '* •
:_11 l'f.wnvnot Harbor· Yacht Qlub 'won this year's ·com·-unresbe~ ~of~: aidsthe which were sllgbtJy ·Wmed · •=•~ 19 ~ ""' "' • · sul"I•* :, M T1tll -;::;.~.:; ·:"':;:': :':_~1 'i! p;tttfo'~~ iD Laser dinghies as spec~t.Qr:s CfOJld tl)e at t Swu• "during en ~·· fire "J.ut ••CTITlOUI •ut••n• hetrke M. M•mlll STAT11 ~ CALll'Om:lrllA "°" -!Ml tJ iMldletlMI IO"" (I,., ol -
I L.:hm .. ~ old Timley Llgqt '• watch .... "'.lion.y ' .. -. . ~ml~.4Clhatl uletyt . "'1· . year ... e dled·aDd wm ~ cut Tiii ,....::• ~T~:.~ IMlw ty ~·~~'t= ~!ti=~= ""' ~~ IMNIM ::':'! ::"WWV:·.:' ~•kl: I
..,. ~ J; .l::! ,. ~ ~ . ; •=~lion 'wtll e ~ lti'ie down. 8D oftldal at TorTey 11: "'~ CAllnT llLt.L'T~ ~ im , "*" '°"·~~'f""o':"W~ :::"J: =~~=: hDk •m..~ ;;ot I ~i · ·--· . . -·, ~ecessary 1n the oUstm por-~Y State Part said 'l\Je• ~~ .. " .. Colla......_"'*""' s:i:=.,r= =.;o;:IY'10!"'';; ~~1,i;:r=:~1i1011.£, •kl .... :i:.,~~ -::r ~.
I ~--. J "-1 _;• -~ .;::_..:,._ °\ions of a ... : n-. ..1..:.-tbe · Jl9WWI Clllrltl Gntlnllr. 0 !hair, lfW f " M1·1l Uwrnt. ~Ill YB WJllT,.gll~. tit.I LEWIS IYfnt ~ 1 .... '.MJO!l lttl tram : EngID-• MaK SJa . ~ ~ win:-i1:1 1be treei Were. part of a c..i1 ¥t••· c.11fwlll• t2m _•\ • • ·--· . _ 1. wH1tM0111i, '"·· DK....... .vmee .,. wr. ,.., _. """""" ~~ e· ers •·.n electionlc ajdg -other thin . \.o'~-.:dofabout2500oftherare Tiii• !Ml,.. .. cftlldtd fl'f •• , PUBLICN"'"CE NQ'TIC'fi• IS HlillE8'1' GIY_IN '"'' "'"',,, .,,,.,. :e·.,, pOrllOfl ol.,,. o IC radar _ are nn1 DDt -11. · ~ , dlvldutl . • -·i tt1rl•n .. c.ro111M n ... ,....tin• -.irlill for ~ ot Mlod ""111e p11r ~
I '"'"'!" ....._. .,... ~ Olle of only' two stands lfftlfl Clllrtll Gr11111I• • ProN11 o1 wm .,.,.i tor I~ ., YI· ••Olorlrtll 1or nt· u1r1et1119, t·
1 'I . ' . '• ~ ted. ·• · · • ' . the Id Ttll• ll1MnWl'lt fllM Wllll ttlt ~"' NOTICI TO ClllOtTOll.S ten 'Tetti1MAl1PY le t"4r . Wll-"• tnti; mlnlno.~·..,._,q .rot, rtmo ea ¥ · r 1 , f&. • It 1 f it· Iha' t th' bel 1 of Torrey Pinet ln wor • Ci.rk o1 Or""* C-ty .. s.,ttmirlr 17, IUP'lllOfl: toUIT .Of'·'"' nrflffncif to wtl!Cfl 11 rntd• tor turlfltr or rn.ittllnf Mf<t' ~t-., i:..-: M tj. ·~ ' • N ,·rt 8 e IS ps 0 '[be trees are also found on 1m 1 STAT• Of' CAl.l,O.lrllA"" ptrtkvlert. 1M ni.t t11t tlme 1nd "*' ·-I'd 1o KtliftTltn tftd ·•• 1u1 lll<ol ' ee ng m ewpo 1 · preserve the 8rt of celesUSI . If the . ,_. TM• COUNTT 01' OU .. 9' M •rll'llf 1M U(l'l't ~1 bNn Nt fer COl'l'fPtllY lro ... 'Died r•oNtrtl A "1.
• ·'.\. . • ·.• . ORV~tiOll both fro the int Sabla fto.!18 IJJand 0 P'ublllf)ld Or .... , CMd D111Y Piie!, ... A-n141 Ochlbff 14 l=illli. t :OO t .rn., In llll "19"1 In 8<1011: '21,, .,... M:f..oCll ' I ' m po Southern California coast ~ 1,, " flld Odoblr 2. -':t li.lllM ol Wit.LIAM It. MASOM, ••• w. co:i:.lij~l . No. l of Mid Art:;On11. . ) • .: of fW of seamanship and • 1'1J ; • lltf-' MA~. •U WILl.lAM MASON, cturt, ti 1'11· .. Ct!ll'lr Ori..,. WM!, In . •Cotl'O'l\OlllY 'known 11'\0a5l 'l1Mfl r·
Tfie I J' -' · ,. f t th Be ard f • oel "·l •~ --~ NOTICE Olc:e•ltd. "" City fl ltflt• il,N, C1llfornt1. c11, HU11llnol011 "-di. C•Ylomlt. _ Nation& N;SOClatlon o management a e m sa ety smoe e:aw.. navoe--• Seiter Water rvo ..... " Notice 11 tt111.t:e.v 01vE1r1 te "" Dttld·1111111111Jw ,.., "n sw1ttt -to: C\ln'tM· t1Jrtl. CWW111111h, Enciae and Boat ManWac-M. Baruch College of· City tion is 'l'ltt11 an tmponant Plctmous •u11N•ll crtdltori o1 ttw •bc¥9 n1rn..s o.c:tOtnt WILLIAM 1. S'T JOttN. eo" ~111-. ret1r1et1on1, rewrv111on1,
(NAEBM) bas cbedul baclrup In f the f ·1 ASADENA (AP) "Jo-HAM• tTA'TIMllrl'T 11111 •II fll,.._ havlnt cltlms 19'!1'111 "'9 COUl'llr Cltrll rl1t:1., 1'19'11• of w•f• n..mtl'll., •nd tfl. turers s • University, New York, will in-cue o a1 ure P -LIUlte1 ""' ,.,.~ ,..,..i 11 doll'IO ~•Id~'¥• r-.ilrtd to""'"""" cowaAo •· 'ruott•V. 1Mc. . "'"'w-.. ot rtcord. inc•udffll ,.,. eOY-c.a a major -i:tnlP•"'r the of a vt&el's electrical system ter w. .. the dream ol witti""' _..,.., 'IOUClltl"'t.. 1n ti. o111ct •y1 WM••"' M...,...,, -""' nnc1t11c:M. rltllt'·.,r.:-•111111 •
• tional tm~lp~try ve!tigate the mind of the 11te Bermuda -'race sta~ ;: u t b ~ C a 11 for n i • "~v1i.':°:~~.,.ra!i ':1-°" ~ :: ~~ o:i..~ "":';. ~Htd ~ ::.:.:, 'c':r.:":Ji"" sior11 1tl :;11~~":",,c~Xn • ~!ri:";.t
wport Beach Oct. 2144, working man anclI to sell ~UM 21, 1974, from Newport, ~v!.s will become a c.=• 1,....,.... 111, .,..,. •w ~:n:;:. ~~A~· .. ~oo:1'A~ l~ :i.'~ ~":C:'r.;,.'~1 ~., ~~ }': 4!1lt1Jrtd lpeakert will in-: to, him. . , , ~ ... I. reellty In. 1:.,5 ~-~ ol "'-• ANNI, etlli. '1J02 ' " lon'oeY 11 U:w. »00 Wlllhlrl IMlld., lullt l"llbllllltd Dr•noot C.11 D•llr Piiot, •, ""..,."""",, ... ment rte'«''~ !!,~.lt.,.f:t7
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Ider the _ :111 , UUl',;laJll wKO "'" --"-1a COOlllllllctlLi ., .,. • 14-. 1.o1 Alllltl& c1111or .. 11 to010. wflkt: ""'· 11, 21 .,... Oct. J, itn m1-n n "" .... ....,,._, 11;9'11. Jl/1111 111:1.~ WUI It ttit pl.a of too.ISi-Cit 1t1t tlftdertllMd A" bids or o!Ttfl mu1I bl I" Mill119'if"ll
.11tant to the P"resident of \he \N\Ttlh and secio& markets, Southern Ca 1 i f·o r n l • dtv111u•1°"',... s .....,. rn .11 ""'*"' ,..,,.1n1119 to"""'''• t1 PUBUC NOTICE wru bl .-111.,.., "' 1.,. •tcrllfNl'lllotlld OI· "5'1r~..i .. ,.;..A us 'Co st ,., •. bu""" In .. .. u · Ce M ........ ltan n~ ~~ct . ... .. c Mid deCldnt. wllllln four '"""'"" lf'lwr !kt or,,..,." lllld wl!ll 1111 ellrtr ol !flt ~-': i>Ml~s; a . ,. a d15tri 1'":"' '!'0 ttccessory le .... ..,.... ,n•ter IJl:lt"'" Tiiis •"'-' -1111" 111 -1111 ""' P\lblklllon o1 m11 no11c1. ·~llfltd court 11....., 11,,,. •nw ftlti ,~ .• ~rear admiral w.ho is th!• area, •L'~.·~~'-I art 00 . n r 'd· -·-.1-,., Cltrll. °' Orll!DI ,_,., on ~ Dlllrd Sip~ n . lf7J, IUl"IJllotl COUllT 01" TNI fl•sl PllOllc11Jori ol 11111 no!la, ..... brthn ~ u-v WC' mw S81 J.~y. . 17. "" El.IZAllETH 5. NuUOM •k• STATl 01" CAU1'4>1UUA !"Oil ..... maklno of the ..... '~ appointed he.ad. of lhe emission OSHA In 8. presentation to the lJJe.OC ....... ELIIA•ETH SHANNON MASON Tiii (OilMf'I' Of' ORAM•• TEii.MS ANO CONDITIONS OF SA.Lii:
•uwf'Y! "'"·tl .. a safety dlv'·'·n,· In the fiber•'•-~uction B Sh Califoml •---bl w •-~,. Ii:---"'• of the WIN °' " .. A·nm C•I t1111 to "" •111,111111 ef1C111'1\b1'~-tt'~ ~ -~ fl-~ t a ~m y 8.ci; il'llbll#\lid Ort• COM! Dlillr r1 ""' tbOft ntmtcl d"*"'I NOflCI (Ill HIMtlJllO Dll ll'ITITtOM ol rt<:Onl. Tlfl PW Ct!ll {lf'rl,). 1111 ••• ~ IA4 .• research-)>sycbok>etsli plant. I '~ ' oa ow Comntitlee city n-..rtment ~ ,,, ~ .. OCtlblr .. IO. JAC A. CIAWP'OllD "°' l"IOIATI Oii Wit.I. ANO ~· 1 ... enc. bttw9IA , ... 11111111 ptk:e ......
othen In --'•I f the and' ~..... 1'71 :lf:M.73 Alt#MY ti UW LITTlllS TllTAMllrlT.U:'I' llllroQ lflClllnlM'llKn o! r"l:ord !ft 11!1 lor,,., ·.~ • ,.. • Y a ~ ~ or of -Water. Power General ,... Wlhllln: ltw. s1:11te ,,. 1!$1•1• ,flf MAllt• JEANNE l'ELovs. t1 1 c11/llet"1 or eer11n..i c"9ret. to ~
*i:{i,Rocer A. Freeman, one of: engine Md bl ' _ ur-p ai'ed Manager Frank M Clinton PUBUC NOTICE i.. A.,.....,.....,..""' DtcHMld.. comPAn' 1 ... llffw,..,.""' bt1tnC'll 11 ~
• > -"·'-''S I e a.d 1 n g en, .R"~ $~' ' -~tiVe rep. . told of pl ...:~-the Tiii (111) wtGl lfOTIC£ II HEIE8Y CIVEN tlltl Mid uPOl't C9llf1n111tlan o1 MM by r. ...,.......,, ""';::;-""' 8DS tO ll:U"""'-e: A~ tof' lxtc9111x ' llOSli "l!LOIJI !IQ 111.i l'lertln • Plllflon $!,lplf\or Court; or =·c advislors, w 11 l es;i.gtneer, Emi . . • · trol hardneu of water coming inlo ••••••••'co'"•'•'• ., '"' P'ullllllltd 0nntt c-t 011iv~ ,not.~~·, " """, '"" "., "~,-, ,• oi <b> '""' 1" 111rt .,,,.,.'"' °' tlld. ,,.,. •
I ,.. f the US I · F~ u ·n . ltot11r111tt N. fllll OclNtr t. 1~. 17, ...,.,..,, 111 • ._.,.., t1, _r -cDflnrm111 .. ot .... r, Jiii ~f an ana .,,... q • • • P anrung, "'"'"''"' · , WI Boats and other watercraft Southern Califonua homes. He 1TAt• OI" CALll"OkMIA 'Oil "n 2'IW1 ~ to Wflldl 11 tnldt tor f\lrlfltr c .... r1, 1nf tncumbrtnc:,. or ~ 10
t economy and Wbnf it ls bead· look ai eagine . Will be among the eshibl"" at said Colorado RI-wa'-Tiii COUllTY 01" OSAH• Pffllcul•r" •nd 11111 1111 llmt •nd:,r1c1 ... !11lle!i w1 <II !flt 1>11rc.,.• prlc•. ·
d• J h. 'G lei 0e~t• •hi I '"' ..... \,al Mt. A·11'+1 PUBLIC NOTICE °' """"" ti. Ul'i'!t ,... """ iot T.,. tdmlnhtrt1rl• ttl!'efly -'* ed. Rear ·A 111. o n era "• .. / e th G t W t Recre 1 would be blended with the 1tOT1C• Of' 111T•NT10tt TO tlt.L Ocitlltr l'-1m. 11 ''°' 1.m., In "" rlOf!' to rtlld en.., 1nc1 111 nl:H. I ---will ta•· • ....... Indus'··· al "y"'enlsl\ \l'\.H-s e rea es ern at on from the •IAL l"llOf'lltT'I' AT ,lllVATI SALi C11Urtr-ol Dfpt"'1'!tnt NII. J of .. 1c1 D1!4Ld: ~--'-blr IJ, ltn .1.a..,u't"""• . AC' ~· "!' .. 'J 5' ~ vw..... Show which opens a lo-day softer water l'tate £$1111 (II WILFOllD J. MOOOATT1 •ICTITIOVS IUSUlllSI coun, II 100 Clwk Ctnt« Ori~• Wt1I, In •• ;.;"0'.0
'H•ffmt I ioOk at boatl:llg saletyi.pdliifroai ?'~· Flbergl 1~. will t t .. G , project 0.C"*· NAMI 1TATIMENT 1111 city o1 sen11 ,.,.., c1111orri11. Adm1n111r11r1• or 1111 I the r ..... crt ,Guard vte tJ,t ,.~ the SffA . engagemeo a 11,1e reat · Hot11;9 11 lllr•bY 11wn 1t11t. 1u111.c1 to TN to11ow1119 pll'Jon" cJOlno bu1lnn1 Oiied S'J>ltmlltf 26. 1913. 111811 Of the ~· We.!!\em~~ in ~,Angeles • n' 111.Kf"-~ eonftr ... •t!CIA trr ll'le I bO ...... ,,,, 11 t d 11: Wit.LIAM •. St JOH!rl, lb\We.Mmed dKedlflf, and Her~e. Ph. D, "frill eXP·j.·! ' , 1 ' , • ~ICU SUptr!or Ccvrl, tn Oc:lokr 15. 197J, 11 GOGLANIAH ll!HTE!tl"lllSll!S -IN· Cwnt.. Cltfk P'LUlrltc.ITT & l"l.lllrlklT'T min~~ of th ~ •. 'ANOTHER hlgbli ht wlll he Oct. 19-. . t :JD ,.,M,, or lt:1rNll'lr wmll1\ IM 11fM DVSTRl,t.L ,t.VTOMATION DEVICES. Ui\1111 A. Alllflt. ,.,iw.n, ti l.lw
a e 1 -e i. ' ~ g Prod p ul -· t.ai Id SACRAMENTO (UPI) A tlloWICI "" llw, IM undtnl~. •• .. 1"3 MOnro'i'U:, NIWJLIWf ltKll. Ct. 1921 Wlllltlrt •..ntv1r,, 411 on ... Aft ..... o .••• ,.. mark · . , , ;' t.·~ A!·top-Jevel from go,vemmen t ucer a .\,Illas n sa -,,,1n111,,tor o1 1111 111111 o1 w111ord J . '26'11 · LN Antti... c 1111 ..... 1• •1• HUt!tlrlttt11 •••ell. c1u1«"1111 n ...
'. j;' \. , ' ·~ i.ulUSt'"" Oil boa1;,.9 and the ln~lteCI bol\man and ·legialatun-appro~ nlan Slip-H!Wtll, dK_.,,, ..... H 11111 •I pri..,.tt l<lt••ndlr Gogl1nL•n. 14'11 Mel\l"DWll, Tiii: Ulll lll-4144 Ttlll Qwlll It DH111 r u.,.. '" ..... fi,... ill be -<1 ed' • r •••• Cha~ .... to !hi hfVlllll fiw:l lltll net blddtr tn Ml'WllCrt 8Mc:ll, C.111. t2"0 AK_,..,., P'lll"-All...,.. fir Ad,,,lnl1tr1lrl• JN ADD . / Or. A.Cfbn t ttmatlonal trai!e: The Nixon vaca,..,.. Cfiffiper " 4"" ~ port wY ~-f~ to ex· 1111 1 ... m1 -i C111111111111 .... 1nlltlf -· ""'' borlllne11 1, ccr:dlKttid bf 111 in-"llfllllhld °''""" c .. ,, 011tv "1111 PubllM'lld °''""" c .. 11 D•llY "lJ°'
, .,--~'." J .• "'!'fe.:',I'.' ,•.I n-·-d. to find whet he requires in the tend unemployment beaeftt11 to 11one11 •• r1o111, 11111, 1n11 1""'"' 11 111v1c1.,,.1. SfPf. 11. n tfld 0c1. 3. i,,1 2tt4·7l s..,i. 2,, 21 1nc1 0c.1. '· 1n1 it,..n ue: giala{"\~ .:;-~-~ •lV!.U• f the I ' craf · kill Wllflll'd J. H09Dtlt. dlr.ffeld, •I ti. llm. A1nt~ Gcgl¥1L1n ' • ~'. way o &test water t 2ZS,OOO fann workers WU -01 hit dllJll •nd •N rift:!, ""'· •ncl In-Ttoh ,,,,_, w•• flied wrtto 111t '°""' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ,., . " and land vehlcles at the lhow. ed Tue!diy by Go'I Ronald ttrtst 11111 tM "''"' "*' _.,.,.. 1n • IY C1tr1r. o1 Or•r:ae CounlY on Stptl!llblr --------=,.,-,.,-..,.-.,.,--'-'...:....:._.:.c....:..:.c._~ / ded -time .. eshlbit _ _.,. 'D.... ·. dlllwll to ..... cltnlMrnl •I """ llrne ol u. 1•n. '"' llYINI COM,AJl'I' Y hts R . llW•""r WUI ·--&an· Mt ... Ill. In,....,,... lll"CIPtf1Y' loettld In ,..,. ll'UILIC lrlOTICI ac nien em in be .for si'le, Qialtaln uJd, Reagan Vetoed a bill be said rM CDlll'L,., .. ,Or.,..., Slltio M C:.Ulorlllt l"UbUIMd' Orlnat (ottf Dtlty '11ot, !
• • , " '1Unlill:e ~ ·uposl~, "woukl lm,ve the ~ of ifto -.:1::.:o...~Illll Cl/'1 111'-tf In~ "-Incl °"°"' I. 1!Nt~~ tht ~~ r.=• :1!. ~~~1.'°1'1~ .~'t:-;'.: :.~=":1 ~~~,!' the bandlOID -·'--_ _.1.... food .WW-. f 0 r I.Alf ti 111 •Id"~" " loelr• .-..sltlarl to llwY Wiii be PilbllclY _,.. •net ...., In too1f9~>ar r-1\ SI, S$O N•WPfrl • u;·~ or van ..... Iii~ -I"'"""";, The l.at\IM 1.-efi, lft 1M Cl,., "' UOUM PUBIJC NO'ftl."E C"'IH Drlvt, ~ 8Mell, C•llloml• tor C-lrvc!I"" ltnd~ ..,... ... ...,.fl"
0 L . f J k Ln conveniioo can be 1?ouaht r!kht ca VllW8 COTl8UD\tl'1. leld'I. •• "'°"""" M -..: ""'"°' NrCOtdtd 1" KCorOtntt with "" 111--llMClffU:tlOl\ll Nttrttor. IO wf\kll 1Ptdtl 11111'.i • n l e ac et uW off Pie fioor and ifelivered to hiJl would have giYen jobless~ ~-SIL._ :.;:It~~= 'ICTITIOUI IUllNISS I• ~t~e'°'~~ OF 111.,,.IJIE, ltnotK•" ~IL'\lello•I al mtdl•n flf C.,,_.
the .,..,,...i..,..i .. r a (ew days a[ter [ann worftrs & f7S benefit Up C1Ntornt1. lrlAMI ITATSMEMT 0rl¥r ll'Oll"I Unlvenlh' Orl't!i lo Cutver Orin, f ! ~ ........ _.... r . .k . 'Ult ~ I• comniontr ,....,._. to n... lollowtno ptrlCA 11 dolroo bulln111 1105 tr• rMulr•d tor 1.,. tnilrt _. 11 dtterlbld htrtin: the close of the ihow. ' to 26 wee S ...
The . Call"·-'• l)epartm••t the fi-l fN~ •-a-ptable ' tf )fol Thlrt JlrNI, Utuni ltlCl'L, ' IETTEll l•RIER> ••• '""" ITIM NO. QUANT ITY OE5Cltl .. Tt0N uni114 .... , '" -............ ~.. . •Watercraft will include ski C•Htcmla. c 1 Me.-c "' tu2' -· 1 1111.JDs s.F. Fl"l•h ~rad+ ...
of Navigation and Ocean board pleasure eta.ft fi'·"' e Pa11 Raltel Tiii ..... " KLlll-' 111 currt!ll ,,.... "• • • · 2 &0.J05 s.F. ~u "-'•"on a . boat!:, ll)lling vessel.I, •kills, co...-nh. andlllon .. , •• I r I c 11 0,,. ' ll'tul Eciw.rd Holl•nd, rNf.C Mtinclolt J .,, EA. TtD\11 Fet1111••~
,.?evelopmenl (DNOD) has All approved we Ii r 3 b 1 e rowboats and other recrea-r11wv111 .. ,, rlcrhH, rl9ht•-et-Y. 1nc1 Dr .. Cotl• Mell. Cltll. "':u: , ,,, e,o.. Doutotr ''" s1~u .. ,
I: ued a reminder to an SAN DIEGO (AP) -County .. ..,._11 ol rwcord. Thi• tMI-1• CO!ldVCte.:i Df •n 1,,. J 16' EA. IS 11!. Tr• Pll"llne
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'nua" boat owners about devices, such as 1 ~ f e tiona1 cra!L Su · voted a 5 5 per-11c1i .. °"*" -11wt1t• tw lftl• "'op. d1"1duf.! . , :IO,JOJ s.F, L•wn 1,0111,, Planu,. Seid \
and 1:1 ,... Som 100 of th tloo' pervl9IJf'S . ""' 11\d mutt bl "' wr1n,.. •1'111 •fll brt P'tul E. Hotltnd 1 no S.F. Bria; PtVlng Uf preservers ue vesi.a~ are e , e na s cent pey ral!e TUeaday for '9C'tlvM !IV J. 1.awr1nc.• >wy , 1 "" oi-Tf\11 ,,.,_, -· 111...:1 with ,.... c-, Nie
new laws concerning e Type t, 11 or JD. Throwible foremost manufacturers will the-··' and her to · JIC't o1 ..,..... 1c:111111 """"°" & K•n· IY ci.rk 01 ar-noe counlf "' s.p1tmlltf ' t0 01' Mtl""'""ncr p.,.1oc1 • kets. . -~ be ed n~Ye.!I ot p ntdY. lllWlllYI"" wk. tdi'lllrollfr•tor II 11• lJJJ lO '1' l!A. PoP-\)t> I...-torrr-S•tr'dlff devices J:M;11 a.s buoyancy represent at the shaw as managemeat olfida)s bu t •SU MK"4'1flllr •lllllf'r•rd. NewllOl't ,_,.,,. u Hl EA. 11...u. L1wn S..r•v-str1a • Alter 0ct.·· 1 the 1aws at. cushion!! or the ring life buoy well as a like nulnber of boat ~ u ill J 8 '-1 .. dl c1111wn11"" ""'' t11 flttd with 111t Publ tlhfd °''"°' Caatt o.~ '11°' 1t ' e,o.. Au..,,.,.11c c11n1re11er .... 1 I f I t• t . ·~ un an. w CJttk;,; .. Id lupll'lor Corut1 or dtll ... rld Stl)ltmlMLr It, 26 tnd OCIObtr l. I~. IJ 10 EA. l" £1t(trlc Conl•OI Vti.... -~ng persona o a 1 o n are classified as Type 1V. builders and dealers. criticism about two to >-t.twrenc• Jl#IH 111,.on•ltv. ,, .,,., 1•n •n-n 14 s EA. 111:" ei.c:trk c .. 1ror v11Y1
changed. Basically, The new-regulations require Show houri will be raises the same year Last tlmt 11t1r 11r11 pW11e111on ., 11111 na11u 11 20 £A. """ E1ec;1,1c C(Nltrot V•lv• Is less than 16 feet in • •nd tottor• m1klZll i.tld ... 11. PUBLIC N011CE " JD ""· 0u1ct co ... ~n, .,,.,.,,
b are not affected by the a Type I, )Lor ,111 (wearable l weekdays from f to ll'p.m.; January111· to'.anefllncrease to $22,000 1n:~,i:::•:,:::,. t11.,.~c::'h ":'ndfol:,:; IL"·i• ~: ; ~.:_ ~;::~~: :;:u~°'ire•k•r device) abol!'d'ev~ vessel JG , ~turdays noon to 11 p.m . and went ect. uWlt, ,.... "'"''., wc?o crtc111 tow K· 1u .. 11i01t co1.t1tT o, '"' " 1 ""· r ~I'~" G•t• v11 v1 • regulations. feel or over tx""'nl canoes and Sundl.)'I nooa to t i>.m . 'J)l:e final vote after three <tpt•bl• tt 1111 unc11rt'9Md •M to ,,.. •"'•'• ol" tAL1"0"""' l'Ott 10 4 E.1 . , .. G•11 v11v,
'"" tlo I I ~ Ad ··-1 l •• f . . ' SuPfl'\(Lr Courl. '""'ti, ... '""°""'' lllr:t to THI COUlrlTT 011 OlllAlrlOrt: 11 I £A. ,,., .. G•lt Vl !V9 ~-recrea na v e s 1 e s • kayaks. .. · mUl3 on 1 ... or adulta, •t c\ole. re)ectlons of tbe new pay vcomp.1"'t ,.... o111r bf c""'*' (.llkk. "'· A-n.a '' 100 "T. '•" '''"u" L'"' "llM 1
or non-powered, are In ·''IUon, e'very ~:..••at ror youths. and klds under six raise blD was 3-2 'Mle ratse is 1nc1 '"' btl•M• i. 111 1111• 1111 ~ 1r10Tice: GI" Nt:AJ11•0 o' '"'r10tt 1J t.1 "r. ,'..' .~'!,',',":.~ •• M~!~'""'~'"•'"',, •. "'""''"°" r--G rd uuu UINU ·w • ' l1rin1!11111 ol tflt u l• tlY "'4 S\IPll'tor "°" ,JIOIATI! 01" Wll.L AMO l'Oll 7• •Ml FT. .. ~ ~ ... -'"'I'"'-""' to ct1rry """'t ua Is lri thlS cat-mast Cl"'"" are adnutted free. for more than •1,000 per man. court. 'T1xn. ,...,, .. -r1111111 IN t.1n111 TlJTAMllrlTAllY 1i •10 FT. 1•}" P.n1ur• Mt lft Line 111"9
!. f. ed flotation devicis. -V•J '.,,., ............................. itii-•-iiiiiiiOiiiii ... iiii;;iiiioiiii'i rMl"1111MC:t .. .....,.... Lind prlnlillf'll Oii Etlllt ol Ml.VA TORE ll. MOH,i.(0. " (,US l'T . ,.. Plti.OU'l! Ml•n LIN P'IM a thrOwabl1 ~ IV) dev1~11 1""""1nc. '"""•toll .. ti. M.D .•••• °"" .... ll. MOH,.CO. f1 1-'SO l'T, 2'\" Pt., ..... Mtk1 UM Pl ...
new law separates these aboard Boats )ta'"'"• ltde« WANTED BOAT SLJ'p. """ t1it ~""' •• " 1111 .... 11 OtcH:.._ · . ~ 21 4),(IDD ''· c°"~ w1r• 1 I ' into fi.V~ lypel. ~ ' ......,. ~cnlllll ti ctfl\'t'f'llK1I• llltmlMffon " HOTIClf I~ Hflll'I' 0JV£N lfltl "ltn1, lllKltl ,,...,ltl-•nd l"tcpowl fht 1>"-fttlOfl cl ,..; pr(lpMtl '°'" •rid • In ltngtb aftd all ca.Dot:! and • • • !Ille. -dl<lt ti __.,,-. tr-fir MARIE I-MOfilACO 1111 '"-I h«9l!I t lanol'f tt ft bl tlt'tl-W pn&ptCllft bit· 11!1 1uVT>IMI• .. Tiii bid. I kayaU are ....,1u ,...Mot...... to lllln. an:I tl>'f llllt i-tnee POiiey Lll\tll MllllOll ftlr l"l"DtN:t1 ti Wl11 ind tor 6H'I ti llll llllett 11 l"OD. Inc., ~ 1 Alley Pre...t11o!\1 of ti-.. 1111e C°""t<:t ,t.fl •••
I ' ~ 'Pl~""" I ......... ,., ........ a.ts CNft' A I 1111......... Ill II 1111 .. """ " tht ~ .... "._. -lwtlltrt , .. , • .._11rv to, ... fl'U. °' ...... (Ill ....... """" ,,ay,wl nof aoolleebW. IM lll'ONIKll~• ..')(jw1
Vikin• g Wms" carry aoy _. of the Coast ~ pUf'Cfo • ..,.. f'9tltlon«, '"""""'°',. W1o1ct1••,,...,,.1or o1111, wt11c11 _, 9'1111 ne1 ,. re1unc1-.. rn LIO! "-1r...i to .,."'"""'"".._ Guord appro--"' .,..._ I, n m ,... ....... I .................. I -tlrlrtfty, ...... T ... lfl'IO«'flOMd ........... "" rltM "' """""' ... rl\allln. al'ICI thll , ... lime IN "'°"· Al tllkkl lhtfl Ill ...... l!IYtbl• Tiii G-tl .. ,,, .. ,111119 WIOI "'" ....
'fW .01~ skltal, ....,.._ ......_ ......... 11uw•. I .. Mt ...,. ,.!Kt .,.., ll'ld •II llld• P<W to frlltrY" pi"": of ...,.,.. !tit .. --bttn ttl 10 "°o. tnc:. oUc•bll 10 -•N 11 ~ -
\ Gr JV devices for teds penoTI '"' Mdi et ........... .....,, r4 .. N ft:111 9 .... """' ail Ofdlt Cll'lllrml"" 11'11 Mii. "" Oc:t. ,.. ltb. II f:DO t .lft., !ft ll':t No tld1 wli bl c...lkler'lcl Uflltll II II dfllf"'lf'ld 10 bl It! +Grth 11'1 tllat dl't•l"
Pike's Viking was the ab6ard. Wettr •:c. are 11: ... w ...w .,... .. l>"'TID:""""""" I•. 1trs. coum-oi °""'""""' Me. J of i.tltl -1111 • .. .,,,,_ "''" tvrroi.iwa .., ™ d.xtl"Wn' .... 1111"· .. ,,,,. 111 G1t1'9!'"''· '' : ... '*'t .. Q?•UW ....... , w1•11weat J•""" A .• .......,.. h cowt\~11 1'0 Cllllc Cflltltf' Ori ... w .. 1, tn lrw'lne Com"'llT llAd fl "'IH I" K• &utlnet1 _, Trll'1'00fftH_, ,o.F.!,
of ,oy•gers Yacht counted as perao111 rd . ".., w1•"""' tot,... Allmllll•fr•lor of !flt El'•"' 111rt c..,." 111'11• Al'\IL, c.A"'11&t. ·01nc, wr111 "" ,.......,1_ 11 111t s11,,. D~''""'"' o1 "utolk wor1u, ot~11 111
Club' fl rd ~ .. -d Ski belt& I I and 1.. II IM ,....,. .,..,,... :tee....,.. 0.1.i S..t. U. 1'11 -Nntl SMcUlc•tleM .,.. I 11 • l 111 Hl(lllw•n. Eci\11"'"4'111 ""'111 11.11 and I omewa QUWI raoc . ,. w e ~ t$ Jn· If .,.1 c• .......... lilY f'MC ... I'll (Al "'r: ....... ,,, IAlllrlll. SCKAO. IOMNIOM • WILL IAM II!. ST JOHN, ll·ovl tlon• ~ ....... 1 Prtv .. 11119 W• ...... 1'1J," In·
from C.tallna to Newport . nertubes •re not coast Guard " .... ,,...." ~ eH t c• -... ·-,.,. .... ... tcllrlNIOT (OOl'lfy c.i.ra ffll Ir..,,. (Ott'<""' ·--"" rtgh! corpOOat ... l\!lltln ll'f !!1!1 fll'lfll"A •nd •"1~~. ,.,,~ WU Luff-, ski-I I ---L ' r-• ..,.. l f1 J. L•--• 'M'f '~IS L. •u••L '"· 10 '''"'',...,or ·~ Md1. "'''11 • '"'1 ll!lrtol •• 1Mt1 111 tort~ In -.,r "' .,-l e t. 51KO)' 00W WID be rt-,...,. Ufl /llNAl'tllw 11¥11. Mn VII °"""" tM l>ldder't l!ttnflon 1• lilr.c:ltd lot ... lull. ptred by cart L38t, en" third quired to obtain wearable CAL FRED MARSH -67.·6200 11.0 .... 11" N...,.,i ltttll. C.tlf,,,... "''"',lor<t "" S•tlltn t. "P-•! ••• ~·· ol 11111 1111<.urMnl l ft on ill• In ' · L ~ N-..rt ltKll. c1111. ,,.._ T•h 01•1 •n ~1n . ~ qvt•t,,,....h •Ml Clrnd11lon1," o1 '"" ~1, ... '"' r!Lil!lfftf.,.1"11 P11nn1no Dhlllkwl 11 ,,.
WllS U!e Annstrong'! Wind devlctll for each pc.rsons WEEKDAYS -9-5:30 fth 1ru1 .,,..,.. Att_.., Ion "ltll!-d•r<! Sotelflt•!loro\ lor 11\1 •eciulrtmt"I! I·~·~· '-"f '"" lft -· to Pi!fllP Cbnd aboard 'llbll-"" DrtnQt (Ht! 0.!l't Pllol1 il'ullOlllt<I <lfll'!OI Cot$! Otily "llol, •1'111 COndl110tlt wlllch 1111111 bt obletYnl In l~tP't'llDfl. • • "'111· 2•. ,, t nd Oc:I. l. 1t1J .it61·1~ kt!. 17, n •nd Ott. :J. ltll ,. ... n PUblltlltd Of•nt1• {NII Otllr P'llel, Dt!Oll" ,, 10, 1t13 .. ,_,,
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Brand New 1973 "LEFT-OVER"
Ford LTD Station Wagon
I PASSENGll
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' c1r90 ••••· hvy. city, 1u1p. DI•. whl. CYn., rtdio, f1ctory t ir, light
group, tint.d gle11. (JS76519090J I.
DISCOUNT
PROM WINDOW STIC:KIR
PRICI. ($5752.24}
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Brand New
1973
"LEFT-OVER"
GALAX IE
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400 CID 2V V-8, air
cond., radio, 1.-
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bumper guards·,
wheel covers •
(3J58S234956) 2155
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1973 "LEFT-OYER" •'
PICKUP ~·J:.C,M STYlESIDE
31>2 V-8; gauges, optional ratio, rur: ~11, extra .cpollng
radiator,' (5) G71hd5 -4 PR,tk'& ~molding .. w/lnsert.
(FlOGRS.411JS3) 931' , •.
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$ 8-7 6: ~~!11-&,
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THUNDERBIRD . 2 DOOR HAR~P .
~R)l~~-19RINO SPOR·T
460 c Io 4V V-8, vinyl roof, tilt str. whtel,AM/FM radio,
t.glass, i!lir cond., PoWersteer.~sea~jndows-antenna,
~emp. c9nt~o1, much more. (JJ87A210063) 1752. .
«lO·CID 2V-l\/4, cro i$o,Jpwr ... $kilr •. & brakes, air cond., T..glau, AM/FM ·$3165 sttreo, wsw tir•s, etc. (3AlSS227582) 1264 · DISC'OUNT
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SPECIALS
'72 CAPRI
F1ctorv 1ir, AM/FM r1dio, h11t1r, rn19
whHl1, 01$23'99 550EID
'71 DATSUN PICK-UP
4 1p11d, AM/FM r1dio, chrome wh11[1,
19SOCJ $1799
'68 VW SQUAREBACK
4 1p11d, r1dio, h11t1r, t•fr•
XJE~6l
'69 KHARMAN GHIA
4 ""'• '$;1'29'9 XTE514
'70 TOYOTA MARK II
STATION WAGON
Autorn1tic tr1n1., r1dio, h11t1r, whitew1ll ,;,,., ''"'$'16'9'9 IS4BQE
'1Q VW BUS
I p1u. 4 1p11d, h11!1r, r 10 n'l i11i, Ii••
new. 969CIA
$1899
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1968 DODGE Dart Gt
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&cyl.,auto.1rans.,radio,heater,whitewall •129 tires, tinted glass, wheel covers. Good
miles, gold finish, clean! UHK9~7 ·.,
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'71 COUNTRY SQUIRE vs, aut!!a~~~,~~s~~~~!~~!~=:~ steer-$2699 ing, PoWtr window~. luggage rac~. (SOl CDJl
1972 CHEVROLET VEGA
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Lik1 n1w. 882FLW
V-8, auto. trans., factory air condition-
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sharp unit, ready for boon docks. Lie.
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1965 MUSTANG 2 Dr. H.T ..
V-8, auto. fr1n1 ,, f1clory 1 ir conditioni"'l·
pow er 1!11rin9 , r1dio, h11!1r, rtdit l
wllil1w•ll fir11, linl•d 91111, wh11l eo•1r1.
0"• owner, Mu1l1ro9 II t..•d1, Sh1rp! Li·
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5899
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HICE ( .. 91.»)
plus ttlJt & lh•M -... FULL PRICE
1971 MAVERICK COUPE
VI, "'!· ,,.:, .. powo• o!Hdog, "dio, 51999·
h1•f•r, low mil11, 1h1rp. I 14DOZ
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'71 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON
v.s, au1o. trans., faclory air conditioning, power$ I 699' ~teering, rad io, heater, a real bargain. (4580NI I
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'71 MAVERICK GRABBER
6 cyr .. air cood., radio, vinyl roar; deluxe s 1 interior, regal red with ,black trim sharp.
(901 HOC) 999
1970 MUSTANG Sports Roof
Small 302 V-8 enolne. RacHo, healer, $ t J99 whitewall li;es, tint~ glass, ra l~ye
wheels, w/W1deoval ttres, ccmpetif1on -
orange. Extra sharp, low miler, St,
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USED TRUCI
SPECIALS ,_ ..
1967 CHEV. ~ TON
VI, 1uto. tr1n1., r1dio, h11t1r, 1h1rpl
42714E ·
f1.899
1965 FORD WINDOW VAN
R;dio; h11!1r, trlr• 9ood conditio11,
OUJ021
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1970 Ford E200 Econoline Var
6 cyl., 111to, tr1n1., rtdlo, h11ltr, prlc14
toitll.775116 •
$1499
1970 FORD F250 % TON
PICKUP
VI, 1tlcJr 1hik, r1dio, htater; h11vy d11f'y ,,,;, ..... ti199-
1971 FORD F250
CUSTOM
VI , 111to. tr1n1., power 1t11rin9, 2 t••
t1nk1, ht~¥y duty tlr11, n1w p1int, low mU""'"$2699
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Fighting lhe blp COSI of food!
~ Tbe. tolutlon may be right ln your own
backyard. · '
from vinegar she's nlflde be.l'setf.
Mrs. Clarke has taucbt the. edible
plants section ol ptX's survival ~·
A1uch of" her kno~ledae was gaioed
firsthand. SAe and bu$Qand., Jim, a con-
strucUon tectmo~ iNtructor at OCC,
• Eal lhe w<edo. , . . are avid beci.,,.ckers and C811)per1. • ~rlolln Qatke, a l!ollnisl' and ' · • . ' i~ i:fook WbO tea~. al Orjlllge ', SUPJ't$~N'l' ' • '· , -CoasLC<iJeP, W •J•rtllnUl~ts. • I# con' i.tQ.J!lll a: llnJiled' amount
vacant JoJs· and dwnJ"' for edible planls , of lreah supplies willl you, We '8m«1·1
llnce her college days. .supplement our food wllh edible.weeds -wtfy~eat ·~ weeds? • now~; roots, nuts, berries, and -seeds. -
ru·a a ~ twWe!ty .. Whit can be more • ' '1CallCbtnla, because of Its 'tnany port¥, u\rltlous lbaJ\ food grown organically by . has an abundance of edible plant.. MaJl)I
lure ttaelf? And it's Cree," Mrs. Clarke · we call weeds are used in everyday cook·
1 said. lng in other parts ot the wo.rld. Fennel,
1 Now writing a cookbook oo use "° edi· for e1:an:iple, is ~.quite a bit in French
1>1e pl.ants available in Calilornia, she and Italian cuisine.
says "Anyone who likes to oook can FENNEi'.. DESCRIBED
substitute wild plants in recipes. It just Fennel, she eiplained, ls a tall plant ~=H<!." Utt le adaptation and inr with yellow-Dowers and a sweet licorice
-smell. "It ls used o:immercially as
TASTE BUDS DECIDE licorice flavoring," she said.
She likes· to cook with' a gourmet touch Tender stems and leaves can be used
and finds, "i! food is well-prepared and in stews. Tender llalks, sauced with
attractively served, ·people will let their lemon and butter, imitate asparagus. The
taste buds be their guide, rather than seeds go into homemade bread.
preconceived notions and prejudices." · Leaves c.an be steeped for tea, dried
Friends have reported. this applies to and mixed with other wild leaves for pipe
·i children as well as adults. "If they like tobacco or wrapped in cheesecloth as a
the original, they'll like ·tbe substitute. If lightly scented sachet.
they like green beans, they'll like cac-Fennel tea makes a dellgblful flavoring
tus.11 for a quick divinity cansfy or can flavor a
A sample "weed" salad would include mock aniBette llqueut.
Swiss chanl (a romaine-like wild lelluce Another versatile plan! Is caelus -
Jhal Is related to lhe wild beet); wild especially lhe omameolal lype usually
radishes (she uses lhe pods): wild called prickly pear -because of its fruit.
artil:roke. a thistle u!led cooked) and feral
tomatoes (ones tbal have gone wild). She CAcrtJS PEEi.'!
. • uses an oil and vinegar dressing made 'Ibe Oat leaves can be removed of
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Bf CANDACE PEARSON
Of .. DlltY ....., stiff
Euell Gibbons -may know how to
survive till the woods on hickory nuts,
gol-and lhe wild -•i\lr.btil
could be last more than four moo.tbs
witboUt a refri.geratot?' !
Knowing ""81 -to eat can be
helptuJ, but roughing it in an utban en-
vlroomenl,-<Specially In lbl8 day of In·
nation and Impending energy crises -
also lak .. a lilJle uperllse.
In case it ever happens to YOU. I'm
here to ,Jive you 'the benefit of my ex-
ing in their Worship of shiny formica, but
less than inspiring in price.
I couldn't imagine Spending that much
monerfor something with such limited
talen~_,.. -
Our' ancestors, t told myself with con-
voluted logic, did well enough wllhoul
this new-fangled invention and!'> could t.
That decision, however, did alter some
eating· bablls.
It helps llO be a fa"mily qf one or two in
takin1 this course. It's nM easy getting a
group .. to agree on "hiob can to open
tonight.
• ' •I ~hopp~d nightly if I we1'_ted . t~ coo
·'som et hing fres,h and relied P,n f r!ends to
. feed me something wit hout 111, tinny t.este.'
• ' per1ence, ·ftrtitled :--"Haw to Uve Without
a Refrtgen•" or 1'JI You Have to, You can."
For reuons I won't go Into here, t kist
lhe r<fr~rator that kepi my food fl'Osly
and my -full. , .
The rear<!I lor• ono\ber wq 'fraughl
with peril.
OaJ'.llC Ale venions were olten ques-
tioneble in quaUtf or too bulky to move
alone. &fore.bought types were reassur-
The Jll"!!·!Oll!l'·~ down on J<ftovers.
You *8!Hmn: Jo 11r'Of'T)' about aomeone
I . ..,..._. ~ IU '~.. , gr puac, • 'lJJ, ~. ""' r>K.J" .again
tOnightu ~ ,Ou cai\'t, ~ a whole
lurkey II\ tM first place -unless you
plan Ol\~tiog It In <!11• nig111.
II ~ gll'U'.you a (l'tt) excu>c to
gorge on ioe cream or some other tidbit
lhal will mell wllhOul quick consumplion.
ThJU~ a_~ang~~s ~tlonale for· weight·
wa,!;fiers.
To cope with my throwback to the good
old days, I shopped nightly ii I wanted to
cook M>meth.ing fresh, relied on friends to
feed me something Without that tinny
lasie or to store periSlii es.
Breakfast and lunch were purehased
out of machln(!s ·at wort and I ignored
dlnnerUme and became a devotee of Big
Macs and Moby Jacks.
I tried packing the sink with ice to
keep some thing3 cold, hit that wasn 't a
total success. The cottpge cheese that
chilled and floated through the night, rot-
ted by, morniitg.
I ate ,io much soup; I even considert'd
changing my last name to Campbell's.
'My teeth almost got out or practice, [
1Jurped so much instead of cheyling. But
soup was quick, con~ent, filling, and
lbe top priorlly, bot.
The iituaUon did help train me to buy
,and eat smaller portions, an invaluable lesson, and r don-·t Know wt:iY I ever took
the big step back'towards rilodemization.
,Maybe my teeth yeamed to crunch ice,
'tny palate was tired of lukewarm drinks,
my eyes strayed lovingly onte too often
oYer the fntz.en food seclklri.
I was so excited when the eight-cubic
Coot refrlgerator was delivered, I kept
opc:nlng It up to watch It get cold. ·
l\1y first shopping trip after the ac-
quisition was a plethora or temptations.
But I stayed clear of canned goods 11 my
heart went out to the chilly corners of the
market.
Well, almost clear. I'll admit - despite
the thrill of seeing things crisp and
freeze -I 11te a steaming bo"'"I ol soup
for dinner that night.
Fan1.ily lies are hard to break.
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Staffer Candace
Pearso.n gives her
new mini refrigerator
a reassuring hug
a la Betty Furness.
s~ wi\h ;-one mlnute dwik ln boiling
water and peeled.
Cactus can be cut julienne style to
replace green beans, chunked or sliced as
eggplant in Eggplant Parmaglana and
the fruit makes interesting jellies and ice
cream. Cactus can be pinned with
tootlwicks iNKi dipped In batter as a delectable ersatz onion ring:
4~But how can you eat those dirty
wee<fif 'Wtiit aboul inseCl.lciCle Sprays?
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How do you know whit to eel and ""81
not to eat?" she's ~asked.
Plants are protected with a waxy
substance called "cut.in,•: she aaid. All
you have to do is w~h the weeds 11 )Vll
do the vegetables you bring home fnim
the atore.
. Don't eat anything you don't know. All ,
any biology or botany t e a c h e r ,
nurseryman or agricultural agent. 0 A
good gardener can TeCOgnize the buic
weeds already from her own garden."
GUIDELINES
There is little danger from lnsectlcldes
except near curbs. She ·advises sticking
to the center oC a vacant k>t, preferably
one that has been plowed under and
staying at least so feet Crom the free.Way.
There is an extra benefit. You're out·
doors.
PRICKLY PEAR ICE CREAM
I~ cups cream, y,il.ipped .
'rl cup Ruby Syrup (below)
2 eggs
11 .. cup powdered sugar
Separate eggs. Add sy rup to beaten
yolks. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.
Add sugar and fold in whipped cream.
Freeze, stirring once. !\takes two lee
cu&e trays full.
Ruby Syrup! Remove spines and peel
from caelus fruit by placing In bolllni
water for one minute. Cool lmmediateJy
and pan. Slice lhe fnlll and add )omoo
juice and sugar to taste. Coot wllhoul
water unUl mushy.
Drain off juice and pour through a line
• llrall>er. Add· -sugar, If ........,., and cook it down to a syrup pd for
punch toppinp, jelly, etc. Be ....Cul
when s1ra1n1ng fruit no1 to sqO.... n u
Juice becomei gummy.
FENNEL DIVINITY
1 cup fennel tea (made by boU1ng
leaves in 2 cups water)
l 1h: cups sugar
4 tablespoons butter or margarine
I teaspoon fennel seeds
5 ounces marshmallow creme
\I cup chopped nuts (optional)
Boil tea , sugar and butter to soft ball
stage. Remove from heat, add seeds,
creme and nuts. Mix well. Pour in but-
tered pie plate to cool.
Soft ball stage ls when a drop from a
spoon falls into a cool cup of water and
hangs together instead of disintegrating.
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Firm
By JO QI.SON
Of .. .,..... "" &»ft
"Credit Is the Jn06t wldely
used, least understood of any
day-to-day factor you come in
contact with. A recent i!IUrvey
showed that everyone thinks
he Is a good risk, but watch
out for the guy next door."
Thcee &rt! the words of Ran-
dy Uvely, ei:pert in credit for
one of the largest retail opera·
tions in the world.
He commented on current
ered.lt practices. discrimina·
lion and the history or credit
during a Chri.!tmas party for
members of the press given by
Sears at its Albambra head·
quarters.
Aceonl:ing to Uvely, director
ot public affiars for the
general credit office of the
firm, c~it Is not denied
anyone by his firm for reasons
of 2x, ra~, creed, religion or
color.
"There is one test for
Policy: Give Credit
credit," be totd h1a audlence,
"worthiness. Do you have a
Job with enough Income?"
Creit goes back to Biblical
times, L I v e I y commented,
with injuneUons against usury.
It was next a part of English
common law, • wh1ch was
developed out a.I court
de:clsions, and now it Is ad· nllnJ..ter<d through statutory
laws, or those made by the
legislature.
"UnUI the early 50& credit
tended to operate under com·
moti law," Lively said. It
came under the jurlsdlction or
statutory laws when some
lenders began charging klo
high a price for t I m e
payments.
RURAL TO TECHNICAL
"In post World War ll
years, v.-e saw .our society
begin to move from a rural
one to a tedmical one.
Worken were no longer tied lo
when crops came tQ market or
whfill an1mahl came to maturi·
ty.
"People began to have
rtgular income 1nd they
became belier risks. Install·
ment credit started at first ror
big·ticket items such as
pianos. Then credit plans
evolved to meet the needs of
people we were dealing with."
l.J.vely believe. there ts a
"dislinct inlonnatlon gap on
credit between the consumer
and the """· 1be credit card erploslon In the 60s brought
misinformation."
Important federal legislation
OW came in the mid and late
60s, Llvely said, covered truth
in lending, !air c r e d i t
reporting and unsolicited
credit cards.
To point up .the misllt·
formation which he says e1ists
among lhe publiC, Uvely
quoted ln>m a Sears poll oJ Its
customers. "Ninety·two per·
cent of the customers believed
that 18 percent (finan ce
charge) meant St8 oo $100
rtpald in one year.
LOW COST
"Eigbty~t percent said
$10 would-be a fair charge.
The actual charge is around
It Tho coot of credit Is not
M h!gb. llS" J>«&eiVed."
What wwld happen If tile
cost o/. credit were lowered to
1% or 10 percent per year?
"Businesses would have to
stop giving credit oc raise the
cost of merchandise," Lively
said.
This would ·hurt those who
buy for cash because to gtve
credit, stores would have to
pass al0$1g hJgber costs to
cash customers, making them
in effect subsidizing credit buying.
Who are these: cash buyers?
.. A small segment of people
who don't believe In credl~
iow-lncomo peGl>le wbo don~
have the resources to make
commitmenll for f u t u r e
payments, the elderlY 'on
· meager incQmts who a e
howleholds are a I r e a d y
established and -young people
who have a tremendoi.ts,
ampunt o( money to spend,"
Lively said.
LOW RATES ·
Some current tow-rate ltltea
are Arkansas and S o u t b
Dakota, 10 percent: C<ill-
nectlcut, Minnesota and
w~. u percent. and
Pennsylvania, 15 percent.
'"lbere are no comumer
f1rw>CrJ com p anle1 in Aitaliias. You can't buy a
new home in Arkansas. There
1s no mortgage money. All
doUars are flowing out of the
state and there is an econom.lc
crl!is," Lively Jtated.
He Illustrated the "<tl!dll
cnoich" In ArUnaas wilh a
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uabasts ~--111 Little Rock, • SllO
te1eviQ)a ad WU Ulld. • 4mt
ample. The same Mt eo1t
IM.JI ~ T<nrltana, llU7 In Mem""i', l9U3 In TUlu, and -114,75 In !lenvor, all .....,. In
)l!lce because of higher 111-
tereat -rates. " !Jvtly next ·dltcuued crodlt
u • llOC1a1 lllue. P.-n II
bein( put ... -·Olld lend-ing lnltltutions to olfe: credit to women, poor _..,, youlhl
and to offer conlrlctl written
In f...tgn laIJ8uagea.
SAME TEST
It all geta back to the wne
test. Lively commented. "Do
you have a job, enougli 111-
come?"
Several other lmlel were
dealt with dur1ng !be qu<llk<>-
......, period :
Does alimony COUD1 u ' Ill-
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THURSDAY
OCTOBER 4
By .SYDNEY OMARR
Cancer can smell money and
these persons. make ei:cellent
businrss managers. T h e
Cancer native can be dmoWI wt abo &trllJlgely loyal. f1bla lndlvidual does not give Uft tuily and strikes
~ve chord Wilh VirllO, Taurus, ' (lapricom, Scorpio
ajid Plsoes. But c:.ooer must
Ji!eep guanl up wltb Lllra and r;., It ...... In ~.,..
ind family security, CMcel' Is a raging tiger. Trying to out-
Dmiiuver lfJll mdve II a
-altlme.
Mooey, .tax ,benefits,
cooperative plam m Ukely to
be accented.
CANCER (June :II.July 22):
Em!>bssls Is oo partnenhlp,
marrlage. Glve ~enty of at·
teotlon to public relstlons. Be ........ an. C<lm!clly quoted.
Some .......S l"" may ha ...
vious. ~ iDd oblerve. You
have plmty to team and yOu
ore lo poilltoo to g a I n
knowledge.
llEO (JUiy 23-Aug. 22):
Auoclates may be coliused.
Key ls In ha ff!Slllle. Don't
feel ...... js ooly ... path to
~l Use material
at --~· Gemlal = aiect =; .=::: tioas.
promise now means uJtbnate
progr..s. Act aocmllngly.
SAGmARIUs (Nov. 23-
Dec. 21): Emphasis Is on
aoUdilylng assets. DJscem dif-
ferenoe between legitimate al-
fer and mere speculation.
Pllcel, Virgo penons could
play significant roles. Pay and
collect. Fill In gapa. llOCl't sell
younelf short.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan.
19): Cycle Is hl!lh and you 1et
what you need." Yoq can
pemiade, sen and e v e·o
dominate. Make new starts.
Emphasize penonality and
special abilities. Su cc e s s
marts efforts. Mat.rial gains
also are likely to be featured.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
U): Wort behind the ecenes.
Do mott and talk Jess about
I Clooer finds a way to flDd
where·lbe ..... y .II deposited.
Cancer protects, comerves
Md olm maintains a ''ma· ' J ma or p1p1 knows best .. at.
Utude.
VD1GO (.lalr. 23-Sept. 221: "•hat)Wdo.Get rtdotm.t...
Qoeo1e, feel, llncl emotional· not rightly your own. Arleo,
crMllve ablllt. ,Be r<ad}' f"' Ltbro pel'llOOS :'1.!1 flcur< 1n ~. -. fildetY· Teer imjlortanl WayL isl! ooe cm-don fQr purposes of fined to home, ho Ip l t a l .
~ -more Clloperate In charitable pn>-
•-(of details. R e·a d ject.
Silence Is Green, Sliver
Deaf children attending John Tracy Clinic ln Costa Mesa will bene-
fit when the NaUonal Charity League Juniors of Newport Beach
sponsor a silent auction and boutique on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Mrs. Wil·
Uani Hughes of Newport Beach will host the 10 a.m. even~ Mnu;os.
Albert Skinner and Whitten Yount (background, left to right) are
pleased to see Daryl Hukill's progress as he practices lipreading
with his mother, l\!rs. Gary Hukill.
AlllES (Mardi 21-April It): Quo1Jftc:atiom . .,. reviewed.
You get dlaoce to prove or
display abilities. Acceiit Is on ambition. career, potemaJ,
seme of authority. Mate room
ftr yourseU at more elevated PoSition. C.prlcoru may wield
heavy hood.
TAURUS (Apil 20-M a y
20): Expand borilons : gain
pe1spectjve. Take initiaUve in
creating style, poaltion. Study
Arks message. Study, be
aware d languq:e and learn-
ing -· Be Ifie awoslte of provincial. Finish projects.
Leave oo Jome ends.
Gl!MINI (May It.Juno llO):
One wbn mabs pn>mlttt may
not be able to hacl< tbem. Be
a~ of it and protect )'OW"
interest.!. Leo, A q a a r I • 1
persons could be involved.
belweol ljle lines and study P1!CES (Feb If.March Z): ~~ a.!ldn!n are In · Loot beyond the lmmodiate. ....,'7 F"9b ,look Will reveal much.
._ ...._.. ~ -,.._. ""' Give full play to creaUve -(...,.., ~;, M): f-~,_,_ •-·--~
"" ..... and -.... Piece --"'"= -· ... -·-! o g'e t be r .i»ita of 111-oou1d be 1n picture. EnlPWI•
,..,...,. and •come up wi1h 11 00 wlBt you --and aonii!eto story;' Don't be romantic Interlude. One wbn b
satisfied wttb .uperficlal ex· poetic whlapers aw e et "'"'1Mloas ~,QUOllloal. Get nothings.
to 1iuica. Older ,-may 1J' TODAY IS YOUR
la•e ei:perlenoe but you must B I RT R D A Y )'OU are
not be dis......, from own forthright, attract Scorp;ot
llfle, Leo and Aquarius """"" ana will find uu month, October,
llCORl'IO (Oct. 23-Noo. 21): one of your most slgnlllcant
Home, family ffiationshipo periods of 19'13. You an
and inrpirlse visits could basically truthful, at _ UllJ'I
d o m I n a t e, Taaraa, Lin. outrageously trani: and blghly
penons flgw-e prominently. creative. Domestic adjustment
Make deal with one wbo which occurred In September
argued with you in past Com-will work lo your advantage.
Volunteers: U.S. Phenomenon Couples Exchange Vows
By BEA ANDERSON
Of t111 o.lf)' l'llol S11H
Defining volunteers as the
backbone of the arts ln the
United Sta tes, Ca r o I i n e
Leonetti Ahmanson, a
dedicated volunteer berseU,
says they are an American
phenomenon.
Her topic, Woman'• Role as
a )'olunteer ln the World of
Ollture Today, was delivered
to about 300 committee
ch.airmen who were described
earlier on the program aa the
Anniversary
Celebrated
Celebrating their g o Id e n
~ wedding anniversary with a
party in the Costa ~fesa
Woman's Clubhouse are Mr.
and Mrs. Jullm M. Reed who
have been residents of Costa
1'1esa-Tustin area for the past
34 years.
Hosting the affair wel't! their
daughters and sons and their
spouses, the Messrs. and
MmCI. 0.yton B a 11 e y ,
Wiiiiam Pal.mer and George
Smith, all of Costa Mesa ;
Harlow Ingalls, Snn Diego;
Bruce Feaver, Irvine: Jame.'
Reed. Newport Beach, and
Jerry Reed, Tustin.
The celebrants also bavt 19
graodcblld rtn and six great·
grandchildren.
backbone of the Orange Coun-
ty Philharmonic Society by Us
president, J. Donald Ferguson.
As a member or the
Amer ic an Women for
International Understanding,
ll-trs. Ahmanson has traveled
to both Russia and Mainland
China on cultural exchange
tours.
She said that In these coun-
tries and others as we.II that
she has never found volunteer
workers except ln the U.S.
RUSSIANS SHOCKED
In Russia, she said, the peo-
ple she talked to were under
the impression that we just
don't have naJdl to oUer in
the line of art in our country.
They Were "shocked" to learn
that in the U.S. thert1 are 700
mUl1on .-visitations a year to
art museums alone.
'•'Unfortunately," she
related, "a Russ I a n ln·
terpreter misinterpreted the
amount volunteers save the
government each year. She
quoted the figure u a eov~
ment cost."
'LIVING MUSEUM'
J..ftl, I Ahmanson deJcr\bed
OtJna as a "living museum,"
a tttle she chose for a
musewn magazine a r t I c I e
which sht authored recently.
"Although the people lo
Olin.a live in poverty com-
pared to our standards, they
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do not Uve by bread alone. All
visit museW"M and enjoy the
art.a."
The speaker attributed their
interest in both the visual and
perfmnlng arts to the fact
that in Clina arf.' is a
"J>l"9Cfibed, NCJI' AN ELEC-
TIVE, course from middle
high school yeers oo through
the university level."
Mn. Ahmanson advocates
that we adopt this same policy
and challenged her audience to
"start raising our voices to in-
clude arts in the educational
system."
ART ORIENTED
However, she did say lhal
Calllomla Is a "very art
oriented state."
Until her appoinlment by
Gov. Reagan to the Caliklmia
Arts Commission, she said she
really didn't understand the
complexiUes ol c u I t u r a I
organizaUons in the state and
"I was amazed to learn how
many there are.''
In listing them she said ther<
are •bout 70 arcbeltna, 111
ballet companies, 50 opera
companies, m museums of
which 15 are m11Jor om!S, 30
m u1lc a nd c hamb e r
orchestras and JOO arts conn·
clb.
In the performlng arts, 9,000
performances were attended
bf 9 million people and
California museums had 25
million visitations last year.
The speaker, who serves on
more than a dozen area, state
and national cultural com·
missions and councih, said
'1wi.thout volunteers, Callfor· ....,:,.
nla could not be such In art-
oriented state."
UBERATED
While encour'aging volun·
teers to con tinue their ~forts,
Mrs. Ahmanson said she
di sagrees with Ms. Magazine.
Her referral was to the in-
troduction by Mrs. Lamar M.
HiU who discus~ the con·
flicting images projected to-
day by women's magazin es -
from the fashion pl ate, to
gourmet oook. nutritionist,
kl'IO\\•ledgablc d e co r a lo r,
housewife--mother and t h c
liberated careerist
Mrs. Howard
Ahmainson pra.INd
the work of
voluntffn In
America.
~trs. Hill said that the
speaker was "a blend of all
these images."
"I have been liberatl'd all
my life'' claimed Mrs. Ah·
IJlanSO!l.
the,. ls a difference worldng
for the dollar when !be
economic level ls i.......
She drew cheers and ap-
plause when she added, "I feel
more liberated as ,. volunteer
lhan I ever did while working
for the dollar."
WUCO.fELDERMANN
Air Force penoone:J, Janet
Ericks Feldermann and Ray·
mond D. Wuco were married
In Wichita Falls, Tu. after
completing tralnlng at Ran-
dolph Air Force Base.
the Walter Wucos of Hun-bome of bar aon ud dlughler-
tlngton Beach amt Is a in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Frank T.
gradulte ol Huntington Beach CUrry, dun-lnr a morning
High School. . ceremony oonducted by the
The newlyweds wW be sta-Rev. John M. Reynolds of the
tiooed at Langley Air Force Lagma Beodl ~ptlonal
Bue, Vlrglnle. <llurdJ.
1be bride ii the daughter of
Mn. Evelyn Feldermmm ol
Miami and Jack Feldermann
or Anshach, Germany,
Her husband Is the son of
RICHMAN.CURRY
Veila Kiy -eutry -a nil
Frederic!< I. Richmon were
married In the Lagmo Beach
_!•!!!.-''f"'~O~~~~ .... ai ~
DailijP~t Dt.atJ~
~..--~..a,..JIN;i~-'t!..b-':#'~
To avoid dlsappptntmen~ prospective
brides are reminded io h1vo their wedding
llories with block 111d white ~oay P.hoto-
graphl to the DAILY PILOT Womens De-
portment one week before the wedding.
Picturu ncelved ofter !hat Umo wW not
be used.
For engagement lllDOWlcemenll it LI
lmpentlve !hot !hi ii!Ory, alM accompanied
by a blnt 111d white gloay picture, be 1ub-
tnltted six weets or more llefore the wedding
date; othenriH It will not be publiJhed.
To help fill requlremenll on both wed-
ding and engagement ltorle1, forms art
available ln all the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further quN!lon1 will be answered by
Women's Section 1tlf! members 11 842-4321.
Mn. CUrry l<tvod 1 a
matron of honor a ad
Frederick I. JUctman, Jr. wu
bell-.nan ror hll flt!IOI'.
The bride aod -.. planniog a Medilei IW
cntise for an e1tended hooey·
moon In October.
MARSHALL-WILLIAMS
Michele Wllllanio b.c.mo
the bride of Join WWlam
Manball d"'1llg oerenlOllJa
conducted by the Rev. John
Ashey In St. Jama E"'"""""1
Olureb, Newport Beodi. .
The couple's J)ln!nta are
Mr. and Mn. Join 1-y
WlWam1 of Colla M-and
Mr. and Mn. Fnlnlr. Campbell
Marshall ol Balboi. •
'nley wm attended by Mn.
Ron llstdlei, matrm o r
bonor: Judi c.motl, a.thy
Mull; best man BolfMinhll~
Mart Bl!T and Mork 5io1er.
'!be bride WU ~
from Costa M ... Hlg11 llcbool,
Orange Oout Oolle(I and
C.llf«nla Stlta Unhenlty,
I.oog -.-. • .II cur-
rently studying for a mutera
degree In ln du'llrlal
!!SYchology.
She did admit, however.
But, she 1dded, volunteers
h3ve helped defray ...U for
many services used by all
economic J~vels. 11In fact
society depends an !hem. '!'hey
provide aavlngs ror JO much -
libraries, hospltal11 h e a I t b
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Her h\IS1)0nd la 1 ..... te
or Newport Hmmr Htgb
School end UCLA wben lie II·
flliated wlth Phi KaPP1 Sigma.
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Rides
Roped
Pam Bush and Bob
Wallis , general chair-
man, make sure .Breav-
dy is in good spitits for
tbe alJDual fiesta at Sts.
Simon and ·Jude Cath-
olic Church, Hunting-
t o n Beach. Games,
rides, dinner and enter-
tertainment w i t h a
Western lhe"le will be
presented at the parish
during the October 5-7
weekend.
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No Revolution Without -a Press.
Ms -Prints Published
WILKINSBURG, Pa. (UPI)
-Burled m a dimly ughted
storefront 1n this town, eight
feminlstl with oo previous
training in publishing are grtndin~ out words ol the women s liberation movement
at the rate of seo,ooo worth ol
publications fNrly.
KNOW, Inc .. founded In 1969
on the theory that ''you can't
have a revolution without a
press," may be the largest
"'Omen's press i!)...the nation.
Equipped with only one
small offset press, it produces
nearly 250 articles and pam-
phlets and two full-length
books rangtng in subject from
poetry ol sexillm in children's
literature to }9b di!crimina-
tion to a list <:J "Reporters You
Can Trust."
Mo re Ink ls
added to tho KNOW
pr•ss by'Ch1rlott•
Warren, left and
M.ry Jane W1lt1ts·
to grind out
more feminist
publications,
Selling articles for the price
of five cents a printed page
and receiving occasioo.al dona·
tlons the non-proOt cor·
porailon. comes out "about
even," according to the chler
spokeSman for tbe croup.
Anne Pride. ·
Ms. Prtde, a young married
\\-'Oman with another name, has
adopted the last name or Pride
as her "freedom name" since
beginning to ,.·ork for KNO\Y.
\\1ith equality its credo,
KNO\V oparates as a col-
lective where "everybody has
an equal say, equal stake and
equal salary." (S2 hourly),
lits. Pride explained.
There are no bosses. The
group meets once week1y to
dicuss its priorities; they all
interview· and Vl>le on new
employes.
The wome n see m
misleadingly casual a b o u l
their business. Although each
woman warts 40 hours \\1eekly,
they COQle and go as they
pleaee, sotne taking their "''Ork
home with them, others ar·
ranging tbelr work tchedules
around their other duties as
wives and mothers.
And thoogh each woman has
a specialty -bookkeeping,
editing, layout or running the
JftSS -they are nol tied lo a
particular job.
One rcc:ena. w o r i: d a y ,
Olarlotte Warren. a talk lanky
23-year-old with a bad sun-
burn, did nol feel up to ruruiing
the preu. Mory Jane Walters.
a Fordlwn Universit y dropout
with a budding interest in
graphics. took her place. v.•hilf'
Mii. Warren did li-ls. Walters'
disbursements.
''Everybody feels a
responsibility tov.•ard the \\·ork
and what ha! to be done,"
Ms.Pride said. "I think \\'e're
\\'orking foe km·er ~'8~es and
more hours, but I feel ft're
making an investment in
KNOW."
~KNOW \\'IS founded as a
volunteer group by one male
and 15 female members of the
k>cal chapter ol the National
Organization of W o m e n
(NO\V) wbJ believed the
movement needed a voice.
One woman donated a press.
two others their garage , and
all of them their tlme. Th<'y
publilhed reprints of feminist
articles as well as news o( the
movement (Cl' free distribution
at NOW meetlngi
But as the feminist qavc-
ment grew, so did KNO~"'
. "After about a year. it \\'a!
no longer possible to be volun-
teer," Ms. Pride said. "People
were )ust }aJn.gry for it."
Orden klr publicatiooa, she
Sl!id, were coming in from all
over.
The group, which had grown
out of the garage And lnto Its
owners' basement. hired t~
employes and became a Ctll·
le<:tive.
It began selling its works at
a price high enough lo cover
cos t ol supplies. And as order~
increased, the colleCtive ex·
panded.
Then a ymmg author wrote
and asked KNOW ir lt could
publish her full-length book.
"This was a letter from
Gabrielle Burton that changed
our lives ," KNOW wrote later
after it had made its fint suc--
cessful venture into book
publishing.
Twiee technical failure for-
ced them tO start ttie project
over.
Finally in August. 1972 -II
months after KNO\Y had taken
on the job -"I'm Running
Away· from Home but I'm Not
Allov.•ed to Cross the Street"
was on the market and KNOW
was a full-fledged publisheT,
established in a stortfrooi.
KNO\Y. Ms. Pride said.
knows that it is reaching col·
lege campuses and individuals
already involved in the InO'"'.e-
ment.
"Now we want to get beyond
that." she said. "to the woman
bending over her kitchen sink
and v.'Olldering v:hat it's all
about."
Cupid Off T a·rget
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For Lon~ly Hearts
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your answer
to ."IJving Proof" (the guy who never had
an honest-to-goodness date becaU5e he
was turned down so many times be just
gave up) was very sweet, bul you'\'e
lived an awfully ahelt.ered life, Lady.
I am also "Living Proof'' (age 37). I
gave up looking for "r._1iss rught" after
the · third girl (in ooe week) did
everything but laugh in my face when I
-her for • date.
I'm a former 9ChJol teeeher who now
nms bis own garbage company. ll isn't a
big business, juat 10 bucta ·Ind 23
employes. But l don't owe ooe ce.nt. I pay
good wages to my men and l am ;nud
to be improving the quality ol. life in this
area.
I'm average-looking, have no bad
habits, and there are no skeletoo& in my
closet. But I gave up hope ol figding
anybody decent about nve yean ago.
Now it doesn't hurt !IO much. At my age
there are very few unpicked flowers
around. Mo.!! of them are prtlty
shop\llom., i1 not worn out. Face it, Anni e,
oic;e guys DO fmisb last. Sign me -
LONESOME
DEAR LONEOO!\fE: Sorry, I don't buy
it. If I printed )1Hli' mme ud address
you:d be deluged wltb lnvltatiomi. For
every lonesome guy In tllil world there
att two lonesome girls. And 9001e ot tbc
girls are attractive •IKI decent. Any man
who gtves np looking for a 1'ife at 3Z
doesn't want to get married.
Thanks a million, Ann. You did me a
treffiendoos favor -r-.ms. D.A.S., O.
CITY
DEAR Jl.fRS.: It wu good of )'(Ml lo let
me know. Tomonow there w1U be
aaetller ldter ea the aame niteet-Se
thue of )~ .-be don't taow wDt. Mn.
D.AA h talk!Dg about, pleae be ...
and read tWs colamn &•m•r row,
eopedally U Y°" haven't beeo r..1mJ •
well u )'Oii sbtald of late.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: No -
shaker, this one, but a bit ol. • mlnd-
teaser. Answer, please. When a bustmld
and wife are in a car together and the
wife is at the wheel, what does It mean'?
1 say it means the wife is the dominant
one, that she is in the driver's seat in
more v.'afs than one. Rlgbt? -
GA ZOO LA
DEAR GAZ'l: Not necessarily. U could
mean: (I ) Tbe busbarid is llred and •k-
ed her to drive. (Z) Tbe doctor ordered
him not to dfive. fl) 11te wtfe e:e)oys
drl\ing and ber husband doesn't:
DEAR ANN LANDERS: F o r the
benefit of lbe lady with the snoring
husband: A clear plastic tape now b
available \\ilich may help.
Fem.ale lntell.igence Quota Untapped
And now a word to all you lonesome
ctrlt out there: PLEASE, don't uk me
for this bird's address. Be dJdn't send it.
And e\lea If he had, I wouldn't pass It on.
This isn't THAT k1Dd of colwnn.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Just wanted
to thank you for the column telling the
sympksns of high blood press ure. I, too.
had been irritable. not very amorous and
plagued . with headaches. bot J didn't
think it was anything serious enough to
look into. But when Ann Landers says
"See your doctor'' l do as she says. And
\\'hat a lucky thing for me thal I did.
After recent surgery I arrived home
from the hospital with a goocf.-sized roO
which I decided to use to tape my mouth
shut al night so I \\·ould not snore.
Also, being a stingy old lady. I yank
the tape o(f in the morning. put it on my
nightstand, and use it again the next
night.
'11le largest unused supply of
superior tntelligence in the
t111i'tec1· States ts found among
women, the Carnegie r.om-
miMion on Higher Education
believes.
Through a new report the
commission, which is chaired
by Clark Kerr, bas urged that
barriers lo the advancement
of v.·on1en through higher
education be removed. ·
Betrothal
Announced
1'to engagemeal o( Mlchael
T. Beehler. Costa Mesa, and
Suianne Poli.in, Anaheim, has
been announced.
TOO brlde-<lect iJ t h e
daughter of Mr. and h1'rs.
Howaid Polzin. Anaheim, and
her fiancc's parents are Mr.
and Mn. Robert Beehler,
Co<I& M.,..
She is a graduate ol'
AMhelm lllgh Sdlool ,and cur-
ltnUy atttJtdlng Ser Ip pa
CoUe&e, Claremont. ltc cAmed
a degree in mathcmatfcs and
EngllJb Utcrature from UC!
and Is currently working on a
PhD at UCLA.
Published by McGraw-Hill
Book ,Qi., the report •is titled
Opportunities I.or Women in
Higher Education, . •
The study points out that at
each level of advancement
within the educational system
of the United ,States, the
percentage of womtn who
participate declines.
The commission-flfr~t h e r
estimates that. on t h e
a\•er3ge, v.·omen faculty mem·
hers receive 'about $1,500 to
$2,000 le~ per year than do
men in comparable situations.
This adds up· to ·$150 to $200
million per year across the na-
tion. I
To 'OVerO>me these disad-
vantages, t he commission
lavors the rC/'l"val •I all im·
proper1 ·b3niers ~to the ed·
vancemef\\ of women; an ac-
tive searchi for 'thtlr talem11
ahd ' speci~I 'consideration of
their1 problems a n d coo-
At the precollege level, the
commission favors more
mathematic-al training f o r
glrls and counseling free of
outmoded conceplions of male
and female careers.·
The commission explicity
favors the continuation of col-
leges for women, ooting that
"they provide an element of
dl\'ersity emong instituUon11 of
higher education and an ad-
ditiortal option for women
students.''
The commission finds that
an unusual proportion of
woinen leaders are grC1dUates
of these colleges and that at
these institutions ' • w om e n
generaUy speak up more in
their classes, hOld more posi-
tions of leadershlp·cn ca1npus,
choose to enter· more fre-
quenUy into such 'male' fields
as science and have more role
models and mentors amon g
institutions should have that "revolutionary changes
greater interest in the adc-are under way in the dev.elop-
quate provision of child care l ment of ~reater occupaU~
facilities and policies o f opportunities for wo~n, 1.n
aq)eration with groups to the nature of.. the ~amily., 1n
provide child care ar· sexual roles. m chlldbeanng
rangements should m a k e obligations, and in many other . .. more' efforts to pl~ women ways.
on administrative staffs and Also that "substantial im·
should appoint more women to provements are now taking
governing boards. place in the position of \~'Omen
Bul the commissK>n does not \\·ilhin higher education. This
believe that a reversal of in-momentum of imn_~yernent
equalities· in the addition of must be continued untittoSs of
women to faculties can be talent and unfair discrimina-
achieved very soon. lion have been f u 11 y
"It will take until about the ellminated."
year 2000, under reasonable
Imagine how shocked I was to learn
that my blood pressure was 170 over I 10,
which is high for a 29-year~ld woman.
The cause was a kidney infection I didn't
know I had. So now I am taking an-
tibiotics anrl other medicine and hope to
be my normal, S\\'eet, sexy self again
soon.
assumptions, before women
are likely to be included in thel;:====================;J national professoria te. in ap-
proximately the same pro-
portions as they are in the
total labor force.''
The t'Ommission concludes ·Ice skating everyday.
Life -
~egins
nt -..
r just wish I'd known about this tape
years ago. Jn the past 30 years my hus-
band, would have had a lot more sleep.
Thanks for all your help.-A QUIETER
GRANDMA
DEAR G R A N D ~1 A : Thirty years
ago thty didn't bave plastic tape.
but I'm son adhesive would havt done
just as "'ell. I am eager to know U this
works for others. Wiii you readers out
thert "to bavt snoring, spouses ask if
lhey will sacrlf1tt a olgbt's sletp In the
name of "scientlflc research":'
·-'"bfl W1'et1 Yo•'N G1otHi"
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DAILY PILOT
A Feast
Each autumn in New York
City on Mulberry Street,
there 's a Feast of San..G_ennaro.
The ·a.dliiary high point of
this Jtatlan rcstival is eating
Calsone, • thMe u t t e r 1 y
dtllclous .half·moons of yeast
dough nlled with ham and
cheese and deepfrled, that are
a specialty of Naples.
The foUowing recipe Is pat·
terned aner the festival
turnovers and results In just
as ·great a product -maybe
even better.
Calzone can make the main
course for supper if a 90Up is
strvtd before or a mixed
vegetable .salad after.
CALZONE
3 to 3~ cups unslfted nour
l teaspoon sugar
in. teaspoon salt
1 package active dry yeast
1 cup milk
YI cup com oil
1,.s pound ricotta cheese
v, pound mouarella cheese,
. cut in y,.lnch cubes v, powld cooked thin ham
slices, cut in quarten
1 quart (about ) com oil for
deep-frying.
In large bowl of electric
mixer slir togt,ther I cup of
the flour, the sugar, salt and
undL!solved yeast.
In a sm8ti saucepan heat
milk and ~2 cup com oil until
y.•arm; add to flour mixture ..
Beat 2 minutt?s on medium
speed of electric mixer, scrap-
ing bowl several times Add
~ cup nour. Beat at higb ~
speed 2 minutes long'e(, ... · ·
Stir In . 1emalning flour or
enough to make a soft dough.
Knead on lightly floured
surface until smooth and
elastic -about 10 minutes.
Place in oiled bow1. smooth
side down, then tum dough so
smooth side is up. Cover.
Let rlse in warm-draft.free
":place untU doubled -45 to 60
minutes. Punch down dol.lgb ,
let rise 30 minutes.
Cut dough into 12 {2 inch
balls ('14 cup douih). Flatten
and spread dough with hands
into ~Inch circles.
On one halt of circle, place I
tablespoon ricotta cheese, 1
tablespoon mou.arena cheese
and a small piece of ham.
Wet edge of circle and fold
other half over to form a half-
moon: press edge of dough
firmly together.
Pour corn oil for deep-frying
into a buvy sturdy flat-bot·
tomed 3..quarter saucepan or
deep fryer, filling utensil no
, more than one·lhlrd full. Heat
over medium heat to 375
degrees.
Fry the cat1.0ne, 2 at a t.ime.
until golden brown -4
minutes on each side. Drain on
absorbent paper and serve at
once.
Dipping Idea
Tuna Fills
Sauce
Here 's a usty tuna dipping
sauce that was the hit of this
year's national convention of
lhe American Home
Economicr, Association .
\\'hal's so great about the
dipping sauce, made with can·
ned tuna in vegetable oil, is
the fact that it's low in
calories and low in t'OSI.
II has a creamy-chunk tex·
tu re.
To keep calories down . serve
the sau<:e \Vilh c r I s p
vegetables.
TUNA SALAD-BLUE
CHEESE DIPPlNG SAUCE
2 cups ( 1 pound J cottage
cheese
,ii cup milk
1':1 cup n1llk
1; teaspoon Sftlt
I tablespoon chopped chl"es
I tomato, peeled and chop-
ped
I can (6 1~ or 7 ounces) tuna
in vegetabb! oil
•., cup (2 ounces ) crumbled
blue cheese
Cautifklwerets
Celery pi..,..
Sliced 5e0red cucumber
Broad carrot sfick1
Combine. cott1ge cheese and
milk in container of t.lectric
blender, cover and process at
high speed until smooth and
creamy. Transfer to mixing
bowl.
Add salt, chives, tomato.
tuna and blue cheese ; mix
v.·ell. Chlll until serving lime.
Garnish w I t h additional
chopped tomato and chives: ''rve with vegetables. Yield.
about 3 cups.
Wtdntidly, O<tobtr 3, 1973
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these, to relish: Frttie-Ahead
Tuna-Cheese Sandwich (no
¥.'Ork in the morning ), Tuna
Tote Salad, and Lunch Box
Tuna Stoup, a Cf'CIU between
stew and soup.
LUNCH BOX TUNA STOUP
1 tablespoon butter o r
margarine
2 tab"'3poons finely chopped
·onion
1 can ( 10'1. ounces) con-
densed chicken broth
I can (8 ounces) tomatoes
1 can (8 ounces) cut green
beans, drained
3 tablespoons c h o pp t d
parsley
I teaspoon lemon juice
I tablespoon packaged pre·
cooked rice
•,; teaspoon dried leaf basil
1 can (6\~ or 1 ounces) tuna
in vegetable oil. ·
Mett butter in a mediwn
saucepan. Add onion and cook
until tender.
Add undiluted chicken broth.
tomatoes ~·ith liquid. drained
green -beans, parsley. le~
juice, rice and basil. Bring to
a boil ; reduce heat. cover and
simmer llJ minutes.
Add tuna. 1'urn i n to
''acuum container. ~lakes l
quart; 2 senrings.
TUNA TOTE SALAD
I can (6~1 or 7 ounces) tuna
in vegetable oil
I bard-cook'l!C:I egg, sliced
11.t cup chopped p a r e d
cucumber
2 tablespoons shredde d
pared carrot
1 tablespoon lemon juice
~~ leaspoon chopped scallions
~~ teaspoon dried diD weed
In a mediwn bowl mix all
ingredients; chill. For lunch,
take in plastic container or
wide-mouth vacuum container.
Serves 2.
FREEZE-AHEAD
TUNA SANDWICH
I package (3 ounces) cream
cheese, softened
t tablespoon lemon juice
l tablespoon mmtard pickle
relish
2 cans (6\i. or 7 oontt!I
each) tuna in vegetable oil
~~ cup chopped celery
Butter or lnargarine
12 slices v.•hole wheat bread
In a medium bowl blend
cream cheese with lemon
juice and nlustard pickle
relish. Add tuna and' celery;
mix well.
Butter bread slices and
spread tuna mixture on 6
sliceJ. Top "''ith second piece
oC bread. Wrap in aluminum
foil or plastic bags and freeze.
Frosting
Is Nutty
This is a fudgelike iclng S>
use it on a sturdy cake.
PEANUT BUTTER
FRo.sTING
l cup finnly packed light
brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
Y.i cup milk
1 tablespoon light com syrup
1'* teaspoon salt
t-3 cup creamy peanut butter
l teaspooo vanilla
ln a straight-skied 2-quart
saucepan. stir together the
sugars, milk. com syrup end
salt.
Cook O\'er medium heat.
stirring constanlly. u n I i I
sugars dissolve and mixture
boils.
Continue cooking, stirring
occaslonally, u n t 11 tem-
perature re aches 23% degrees
on a cundy thermometer.
Remo\·e Crom hea t w i t h
thermometer in place. and
place on ~·ire rack.
Add peanut huller but do not
stir it in .
Cool mixtur l' unUI tem-
per at u re on can d y
1hen11ometer drops lo 115
degrees: thi s may take as long
as an hour. Add vanilla.
Beal until peanut butter Is ·
blended In and mixture turns
lighter in color -about t
minute.
While it can still now. and
before it loses its gloss. pour it
O\'er the top of a 13 by 9 inch
chocolate cake: spread with
spatula.
It takes only a minute to
beat this fUdgelike FJ"Oltlng. lf
overbealen. the frosting will
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M'1t>e It '9nlll't help you be .. strana,-or Jive 81 lont -81
Pope;t, but spinach Is a low-
calalW bargain that's rich in
nutrition, particularly Iron and
vltaniln A. -
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FLOllENTINI!
2 peck.ages (10 ounces each)
trozen splnacll
1 \li JIOW1ds nounc1er nnets
(two 11-ounce packages)
l cup water
f~n1 lemon juice !llOalpoon oolon.lllt .,.. teupoon pepper
\li l>ip aldmmot milk
lllo t&bletp00111 all·purpoot
llaur l tablapoon1 I r a t e d
•.Pannean cheese p""'° Defrolt the fish, if frozen .
Delrolt and drain lhe oplnach.
Place the fish fillets in the
-.it ~ a bYlnl dilh. Add
the water, lemon Julee, salt
and pepper. Cover the dllh
and,, Nie ln a preheated S50-
deerlie oven for about 12
mlDUtto; 1111W lilb flakel Wi·
ly.;,.
lemove from the oven and
dr* the liquid Into a
saOc.pan. Heal to bolling.
.. lhe flour with the *1n>
..... milk and ltlr lnlo the ll·
q~. Cook and stir over
""""8te n ..... untU mlituno striinleri aiit lllll;'kem.
sPttad lllO;.italned aplnach
ovlr the fistiF filletl and p>Ul'
on \be sauce. Top with grated
clite.e and paprika.
Bake in a-Mt 425-degree
ovtd for five or }~ minutes,
untu che<se lopflll1& ls bubbly
anti broWn. Serves 211.1, 150
calories each.
Here's ho"' to sneak iplnach
into' itallan fOOd:fans:
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1 jioolld boef ~. trim· ,;med of. fa\ and ground
·-· uilnced 1 al( t teupoq1 All
PIDch of pepper \; ~ OI'01811" O<
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mall> ....
Defroll the spinach and
preos o<Jt extra molature.
Combine 1t with all i;e-
matnlng lngredienta except to~to sauce. Shape Into etght
miltballa. Arrange ln a
sbllliow boklilB dish and pour
odrthe tomato sauce.
·(i!ie sauce may be diluted wtti two or three tablespoons
of ·drY wine or woter and
1eaiooed with cm10n powder
ali4 -· tt you wllb.) -Iii a preheated 351). cllP'ee ovln for :Ill minutes. Or
almzner I CO'fered, CID top of the
...... Mak'Jll four aenlnp,
~ calories each.
EABY SPINACH 9iRJPFl;E
In the blend.,. combine two
delrolted pockag81 of chopped
splnlch with 4 egs, 1 cup
e~ skim milk, ~ tee-._ onion salt and v. tea-... .._.
Pour into 1 one-quart baking
dllh and 1prlnld• \with 2
table>~ grated. Parmesan ..-.~choese.
S.ke1 Iii a preheated 351). d~' men 'for one hour or m0rt, J UQ{il cenier Is act.
Mok,. -eigllt oervlngs, 77
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tliie ad elepnt 1ppearance
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u * anu 11111p. YGl'll Uke lhlo llmple aauce
!err ~ 11111 dish.
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the oooldlll· If you prefer nol
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two cupa.
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Q.SiAI IAYH IOLOCU 'I" PRLSBURY BISCUITS i•• GROUND BEEFll ................................ " """·-'""""·........... "
umAUu .•.•••... 1242.1'111. muuGHT ............. ..01.w · ••YSJllP•f;llA••··· ~· BONELESS ROUND s 12• FULLY COOKED HAM 91• SUCEI com SAUlll ,PILLSllllY lUllUIUIS EXTRA LEAll ..... ~......................... " '"'"~"'-''""''· .. ·· "
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GLASS CLEANER. ....... ::'!l:i::: 43'
EASY Off SPRAY ........ ~'l:';:69'
... BRILLO SOAP PADS-........ !~ 45'
MR. CLEAN LIQUID ........ ':: 73'
... WOOLITE LIQUID. .... :'.':',"::l .89
FABRIC SOFTEl,IER ........... "::":1 1.45
... CA/MY 8ATHSOAP. ......... •: 16'
FREEZER WRAP. ............. ~~::; 61'
FROZEN FOODS
BEEF W/B.B.Q. SAUC~.·,:: 2.39
POOR BOY SANDWICH .... ;,r.:i:; 96'
VEGETABLES ............ ~:" .... ~ 49'
WHOLE KERNEL CORN ........ :':::; 22'
CHEESE PIZZA ........ '.'::~.~.~ l .SS
SAUSAGE PIZZA ..... '.'::~.~~ 1.87
OR/\NGE PLUS DRINK .. '.'::!:',':: S7'
VEGETABLES. ........... ~.=.~1:".; 39' ...... """ ..... --.-cn.i..r,,_
LEMONADE "'"""' fg f 11-. , ..
<OR tl(lUITIDNAL ~JI.VINOS
FROZEN FOODS
BREADED SHRIMP. ........ =3.08
CONCENTRATED CIDER ...... :::l: 62 '
JOHNSTON PIE SHELLS ..... ,,.,:; 44'
HOT SLICES BREAD ......... ::;;r::: 62'
DOWNYFLAKE WAFRES.'.':'.:,':':'.l 46'
WHITE BREAD DOUGH ..... = 73' •;z.s3:1.saa·•?J·I·12J
POTATO CHIPS. ............. '.'.:: •• ,. 54'
COOKIE' --... ·-· 53 ' ff'4 .).., .. ,,, .... , ........ U'IOI"'
f('4ENCHILADA ......•.... ~~~f:o."~ 63'
..-TACO CASSEROLE.. ...... ,./'::;: SS'
CUT MACARONl ............. ".";::;65'
KEY BUY
IQUID DETERGENT
""'n""3.~-C ttOIMCI , oom1
Ill CASCADE . 9oc 'DISHWASHER DETERGENT io OL iOX ..... ..
FRENCH BREAD ................. ~\:.1 50'
BROWNIE MIX .................. '::: 39'
GRANULATED SUGAR •. '.".:'::l: 1.49
VEGETABLE SOUP MIX •. !~;:::42'
GELATIN DESSERT ........... ~~'.:; 17'
HYDROX COOKIES. ............ '::'::; 61 '
SUNSH~E C!;lOKIES ....... '.'.:;:;o,:; 6_8'
DA IRY PRODUCTS
REDDl·WIP TOPPING .......... .'.:: 6S'
SOUR CREAM ............. ~.'::=29 '
ORANGE JUICE.. ............... ':::-0: 87'
PREMIUM ICE CREAM ....... \'.:r. 84'
PET FOODS
ti"' TENDER v1nLES-..•• ':.~~·;.-: 47•
NINE LIVES TUNA .............. ;;,~ 28'
SKIPPY CHUNKY LIVER. ..... ':'&7:: 28'
u:t.:.l.. 4g A lMK.... F ..._
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CANNED FOODS
... PINEAPPLE JUICE ......... ':l: 28'
LADYlEE CIDER ................ :: 1.49
PEAR HALVES ................. ~::'t. 41'
GRAPEFRUIT SECTION~ ... ";:_:'!: 36'
APPLESAUCE ................... .'::::: 76'
TROPICAL.FRUIT.: ........ ~.~.'::: 39'
HUNT'S TOMATOE~ ........ J,:O,:l: 22'
.,..oEL MONTE PEAS ............ ~'.!: 24'
.-'GOLDEN CORN ........ ~.~,:::; 22'
TOMATO JUICE, .............. '.'::33 '
,rGRAPE JAM ................ :;\,'; 49'
... PRESERVES ............ ~'.'.'.'.~'t'~ 63'
1ABISCO CRACKERS ...... 3gc 1•::c1
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supe~arket
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Olll·llop
shopping
CIO!lrl .
Ludcy often
you eay
one-stop
parkilg,
onHlop
shopping,
and non-stop
uvingsl
You save time
trouble • AND
monay, every
time you shop
at LUCKY.
.RIB STEAK
BEEF
,~ .. ~'-"' S J 39 IO"'OIDl'Oll PL.A\IO!l,\110
DUALITY La
DRINKS
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.._OLCMI
CANNED FOODS
,rlNSTANT COFFEE.. ....... ~ 1.39
LIGHT MEAT TUNA ...... '7.g;: 83'
SALAD DRESSING .•.....•. ~.~:: 70'
GROUND CINNAMON ..... !'::: 1.10
DEVlRAGC • SPIRITS
HARVEST DAY WINE.. ..... '.',:;: 2.3S
HAMMS DRAFT BEER ....... !.: 1.69
G_OLD SEAL SCOTCH.~·::..•.::: 9 .77
tA¥Auat '' out nom WIT• UM11 wt.)
w :!jf Van de Kamps 111
AN OUTSTANDINGVARllTT
• Of fRISH IAKIRY G000S
Ill JOY LIQUID DETERGEllT n oz. m. ........ ,77.c
GAIN DETERGENT .. oz..oox .......................... ~ 152 1llon'1A--Y"
•• ~-~ Cnoly Ano
• CARDIGAN · 1 -1•. •
SWEATER \~,,,'{!( ..
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FRINGED 18" X 27"
BROADLOOM OVAL RUGS
DREn DETERGENT .. oL '°' ......................... 9 2 c
. . . $239 SALVO DETERGENT TABLETS in oL oox ........ ..
EY IRYOAY LOW PRIC£S ON H£AllH ANO 8£AUIY AIDS
VITALIS DRY 3
HAIR SPRAY
SJO? UOL
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1301. COMMAND
HAllSPU.Y
IEO.&,H.t.ap
TO HOLD
$159
-· -ERGENS
HAND LO'nOll s121 ~~-'-' .... ·Gt S.,I
STYLE MEN'S
HAIR SPRAY
IXttA "°"' 7 7 C Ol 110,
110L
SILENCE IS GOLDEN
COUGH FORMULA
$1°9
101.
STYLE HAIR SPRAY
ll:eg., HTH. U111c-nt.d·
ColM T/Dry.
$347
STYLE BALSAM
• HAIR SPRAY
t<AT. HOID o• 79c UlTll:A HOt.D -
13 oz.
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111 H . ITATI COWll II.''·
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IN OIANGI COUNTY
Ill TOSRYI YOU .......
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Cl(.ryllc coiiflgon. j /l
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1 $ 417 Rlbb.d ocryllc lone· slMv• pullo...r In
' '°Ud colors. 1-M-L
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100% "'I"' """ $ 411 white collar I
cufl1. Colors. S-M..&.
onyllc1, eic. In 1ho91, ( -A11orl•d l 1i,.r1 . "'l'lonl,-,,
cul pllff, JC1.1lptur11.
A111. d9C.orotor colort.
TRELLIS ROSE TOWELS
Sh.or.ct "'"°'" 1.,.-y with lrln~ •nd1.
BATH ...... SJ"
HAND ...... 99'
WASH ..... 59<
BRAZILIA
PRINT
KITCHEN
TOWEL
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STU_FFING SIZE
PEPPERS
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BROWN . RUSSET
Mushrooms POTATOES
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CHOICE
WASHINGTON
STATE
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SIZE
QUART
YOUR CHOICE-ANDRE
Cltampa-gne
or Cold Duck. $
EXTRA DRY or
PINK CHAMPAGNE
6-YR. OLD
KfNTUCKY
5TtAIGHl
BOURllON
WHISKEY
HAlF
Ci Al.
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Chicken
Thriftimart IntrodUCEfS ·_
One Of The Finest, Plumpest '
Chickens In The Country ·
To You? •• foster Farift.c ... . .1 Big! • ( Rtt0gnind Al Or\1of Collfornio's Most fOlllOU$ OUden f~
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1ROl1IDS
o Green Giant .Rice • :::,:~ ~:r 381
o Pie . Shells ••••••• ·~~~: 461
'· OVER 14,600ITEMS AT LOW E VERY DAY DISCOl flrr
-2701 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA e 13922 BROOK!1URST, GARDEN GROVE e 1308 W. EDINGER, SANTA ANA
5858 rARNER, HUNTIN~TON _BEACH e 23811 EL TO~O, EL TORO
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ADUl TS 58.20
JUNIOR (IS.17) $4.20
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· lnber Chips •• '-3fa7:· 491
KR4Ji'T,~SLICED :
AMERICAN
S·OZ.
PKG .. · '
Cl1uss1t1 Tom1to1s ... ~'~ 83" 6111·111 F1'sh :~1::'i.'.:.~, ;:g:'.;f:O, 8"' . . . • . . • • . . . . :ru
Herring ·Filleis A':::;~~:~ 99• · Horse Radish •••••• ~~'. 27;.
Wrdntsday, Octobtr l, l97J DAIL V PILOT 1J1
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SUPERM:.\RKET IN ANAHEIM
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WISTMIHSnl
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c.Blend c.Beef -q,;.Bone
8teaks · Patty-'MiK
BEEF
TAILS REMOVED -
BROIL OR BARBECUE
A DELICIOUS BLEND OF
APPROX . 2/3 GROUND BEEF AND
1/3 TEXTURED VEGETABLE
PROTEIN ANO SEASONING
us4f OOI11,S
CF re sh
8avorjl
PERFECT WJTH
STEAK
Mayfair <iBest ~uys in Produce
Crisp W.!~,g'°~g~{~~1zE
Spanish Onions
U.S. NO. 1
.25, •.
.15LB.
Caulifbt-:,t;fw HITE .39EA
FresJi Cf:gg 'P1l!!Jl PLUMP .29E •.
CJlell 'PepP.~f.~NG s1zE .JOE•.
RED LEAF. LETTUCE
S.l•d Del iltlt .•. , ••.. 2 for .29
RED CABBAGE
Solid Head ........... lb .• 10
BOSTON LETTUCE
G1rden Fresh . , . , . , . 2 for .29
CARROTS Crisp, Tender
Tops Off .••••.. : .. 2 lbs .• 29
CELERY
Crisp, Red Band • , • , ••. el .• 15 BA.HANA SQUASH
Thick Meated .••.•.•.• lb .• 06
BARTLETT PEARS
Sweet, Juicy .Lake County . lb .• 27 VALENCIA ORANGES
Swfft, Juicy ......• S lbs. 1.00
CASABA MELONS Swttt. Me llow ......... lb .. 06 ENGLISH CUCUMBERS Gourmet Dellltit .. , , , •. lb .• 29
HOUSE PLANTS OR ANGE .JJICE
Assorted Varieties 2 1/4" Pots ........ 3 for 1.00 T rop1cana -100".4 Pure 1n gal. Bottle •...•. , . ea .. 89
Y!!.l<!.frfi EJJ.'ll{fious or
]f?f!.Cl!blMJTHWEST
~pple§
'Mix or 'Match
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Everytime you make a really And we prove it with weekly
good buy, you 're taking a good .. price comparison surveys, using
poke at inflation. the official list of food items the
Since we went discount, every-U.S. Government uses to measure
thing at Mayfair is a good buy. food price nation~ide.
But our Best Buys are really the No other market does this--be-
best! cause other markets just don 't
Best Buys are items where our have the kind of inflation-fighting
-buyers have been even shrewder low prices that Mayfair ha s.
than usual and bought at excep-
tionally low prices. We pass those
savings right on to you .
Best Buys are also items where t
the manufacturers give us pro-I
motional allowances to give their I
products advertising space or
special attention in the store. We
pass .those.savings on to you also.
Combine Mayfair's weekly Best
Buys with our thou sands and thou-
sands of regular di scount prices
and you have the reason why, week
after week, month after month,
food does cost Jess at~iayfair .
Mayfair <qjest ~uys in Meat
'!?!15zE~f!!![..'!{f.~~ BARBECUE .88 LB.
Pt€sh ~zt.1:B!?i~~~~ONE-IN .98LB.
'-!!.~~{.1'!!t!1!u1f?. :t!!~~to. /./9LB
c.Be~! £'!!!.!6.,§~~~cP..Y 1.79LB
~~'/foc-;'f._';~,/!J.1.os ~/;{P.~P J.98LB.
:r.!.~;9gp~cJ. ;e~~P.c:fl!{~t~,Ar.99'.B.
?t!f~~RA'fd.~1:..r~'!~¥c~ .99LB.
~L~!c§!s~?';E~~~ MANY WAYS 1.18 LB.
'JO.eEF~!!!~!~ •• "§~~!~cue J.98LB
Can!l,tt!L2£"6~~cAN 7.88 ,A
FRYER BREASTS
Grade '.'A" With Ribs Attachff ••.•••••• lb .• 89
MATLAWS STUFFED CLAMS
Frozen -I lb. Pkg.
Gourmet Deli!#rt .. , •• , ,ea .• 98
HALIBUT STEAKS
Frozen-Great For '
Barbecue ........... lb. 1.69
JIMMY DEAN SAUSAGE Hot or Mi ld
12 oz . Rolls ~·. , ...••.. ea .• 99
24 oz . Rol ls, . , " ••••. ea. 1.97
SMOKED SAUSAGE Wilson -Polish or Italian lb, 1.58
Smoked Ham S.usage , • , Jb. 1. 7!
Sliced
~aeon
BEEF SHORT RIBS '.
Plate -Bake or Braise , , • lb .• 69
PILLSBURY BISCUITS
Sweetmi lk or Buttermilk
B oz ...... , ...•...•. ea .• 14
ARDEN CHEDDAR CHEESE Mild Chur« ......•.•. lb. 1.29
Sharp ..•.......•... lb. 1.31
OL' VIRGINIA WIENERS
Tender .net Juicy
12 oi. Pkg ........... ea .• 88
PICK.LE-..LOAF OR MEAT BOLOGNA
Wilson Sliced -6 oz. Pkg. ea .• 63
COOKED SALAMI OR
8EEF BOLOGNA
Wilson Sliced -6 oz. Pkg. ea .• 67
MORRELL -12 OZ . PKG. -SL ICED -
DEEP SMOKE D -FLAVORFUL EA .
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Prices Effective Thursday, Ochi>er 4 thru We'dnesd.y, Octobtr 10
U.S.O.A. Food St1mps Welcome
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Woasts
BLADE CUT • f FL."JJiF~rT.~OAScJoti f
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Cf"ijer'Parts
3 HINDQUARTERS WITH BACK
3 FOREQUARTERS WITH BACK
CJ?.ound
Steak
BEEF -BONE -IN -
PAN FR-Y OR SWISS
3 WING.$, .2 GIBLETS ANO NECKS INCLUDED
This week~<qjest .CJJuys in Groceries
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CJ)o]e 'Pintf1Pple 'f.'!/Ef/.oz .59
Superio 'Dinp_ers _ 19 :
MACARONI & CHEESE 7 "1/2 dz., MACARoNI & CHILI 7 02'. • -
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P:_eam , ~lfe_e Creamt;foz . .69 . ,
cfArrid . ".Deodorant •oz. 108. AEROSOL CAN -AEG~LAR, UNSCENTED, POWl;)ER • , .
Smrickets ~reserves 69
C/JeJ ~;kv C~;s 20oz .• 2.~I)
DEL MONTE CREAM, WHOLE KERNEL 17 OZ. e ~ . . '
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ROYAL OCCASION Gin r London Smooth -IO-Proof Fifth •••••• 3.,1 ;
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ROYAL OCCASION Charcoal .....-..0-Proof Fifth ...••.•.• _, •• 3.H ·'
Wtiilkey -5 Yeare91d-f0 Proof Ll P~Z Mar11rite Mix-Full
Hilt G'al. : .•........ 1 . ~. 1.59 32 Ounce Quar1 •....••••..•• 71
CMayfresh
CJce Cream
VANILLA,
CHOCOLATE,
NEOPOLITAN,
CHOCOLATE
CHIP 1/2 GAL .
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8cott
'Paper Towels
JUMBO SIZE
C/Uigu
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PLAIN, MEAT,
MUSllROOM
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I PILOT ·AOVERTISER Wednr~. October 3, l"llJ Wedntsda~, Octobt-r 3, 1973 DAIL y PILOT D .
Coo ~\l'\9 Has Cha i-acter, Too
B7 JOHNA BUNN She IJFs lo imp r 0 v 11 e HELEN MAR'ftN'S J \4-ounce) can s JI c e d add to seafood mil:lW"e wilb
HOU. YWOOD _ 111 can . recipes, 'Ibe ch t ck e n SEAFOOD 'J'E'l'l\AZZIMl mushrooms onion and parsley. Blend well
coot a good spagtiettl aauce Parmesan real.ly is a snap. 2 chicken bouillon cubes 2 tabelss)oons minl'ed onion Cook over low heat. stirring
but wit "---Im ed ,...._1._ 2 cune bolling water . ¥• cup minced fresh parsley often but do not. boil usoor my e !JU prov on .i.llAC bmeless breasts o! ,,., ~s cup grated Amerkail cream will curdle).
rny recipe. Now she doesn't let chid:eo and aluM these sp~J!1:inces) package thin cbf:ese Stir In cooked. drained
me do It aaymore," la the'-way through melted butter. Then 2 bl -·' bouil'--·•· . spagbet11·. Tum '•to ····" ~ actor St r o"t n er dip the tnasts ta 8 mlxttre of ta espoons butter Oi3QVl.ve _. l:WJt:S m ... tttm-
Marttn aueues hls COOkln& breadcrumbs (t>erbed Jtallan 1 tablespoons flour boUlna: water) cook spaahelti greased casserole. Sprinkle
talents. breadcrumbs are terrific!) "teaspoon. salt in bouillon water. Set aside; with grated cheese. Spoon re--
Strother Martln's name ls and grated Parmesan cheese •,lj: teaspoon pepper keep warm. 4 Ol&lning sour cream over top;
1• 1'idely known th an b:ls to fonn a crust 00 both sidCs. 1-8 teaspoon cayenne Me1t butter, blend in flour garnish with chunks of lobster f He f •I cup milt I and seasonings; add milk, t (or shrimp).
ace. ll amoua for his "Bake those on a cookie I ~i cups dairy sour crearh cup sour cream and cottage Cover, bake in a preheated
"rotten to the core" roles: sheet in 8 S?S degree F.. oven I cup cottage cheese cheese. Add 3eRfood reserving 350 degree O\•en 30 mins. 1or
He was tbe human vulture about 3S minutes. It's so easy. 2 to 3 cups cooked seafood few large chunks lobster (or un!U well heated and cheese is
When it cOflles
to improvising
in the kitchen,
Strother M.rtin
lets . his wife
have center stage.
'!'ho robbed the dead In "The There ls no mess to clean up (pre!erably 1 cup each shrlnip) for garnish. bubbly). Serve in 6 to 8 por-
W.ild. Bunch;" the bed ruv inr_:afte::::rw_::•r:d•:.'_.' ______ _'.'.'.lob".'.''.'.'.'"".:·:.'."~a".'.b..'.an".'.d~s~hr~i".'.m~l'.__'.Dr":'"'.in~c".'.'".'.nn~ed'.'....:m~u~s".'.hr~oo"."m~s::_~tio~n:'._s ~w'.'.lt"'.h_coo~k~e~d ~~lll•''.._ __ ~~~~~~:l:::_'~~~~~ "Ballad .ll C.ble: Ho1Q1;·1mc1
the bum>-riding, t 0 b ICC 0-
cbewlng windbag who hired
Paul Newman and Robert
Rodfonl to guard the payroll
in .. Bmch Cassidy." ! CumnUy Strother is getting
a reprieve · from his wual
''prairie ICUlll roles." He's ! Pof!r•)'ing RJ. Hawkins, Jim· I my Stewart's legal sidekick on
' the qJS series.
1 "He)en makes a chlcken ! Pmnesan di3h that i.t really.
I neat. thing, especially when
you have Z5 or ~ peopie. We
I doa't have any ~ants, so we
.-! euy nt\llPes '""when we have~. We oerve dJn.
I ~1~t ':.t 111e,.:!;. 1n the
I kitchen un1ou rm invited m
I to JftP&?'e 10melhlng special.
"I'm rather food ol making
i amlroaia, which I prepare I with bananas, pl neap pl e,
'oranges and fresh coconut.
I I've done it with Cointreau,
but _ most of the time, I we
! almonds."
I ·Martin is a music buff, and
-rmds that tor blm, music capa
I I gretl me.al. l "But l'Ve IOUlld Beethoven I can kill a party q\llcker tlwt
any11ing. I lib OW'Ile Byrd
I on guitar. We bave-a-firepit
Out Oii the deck with I lovely
vlata. With a little Outrlie
l' Byrd and a little fire, people
leefn to have a good time.
''Sometimes, I slip some
Olopln In then. too, because f I'Jh a long -hair
basically! It
Helen sald, "My tetrazzlnl
redpe came from a friend of
I mine. U...ally your best reclPes mme when you've en-
joyed I dbmer at a friend's
house." .
Basting
Brewed
,,. ..,. llnod --eye 1.,,,W ol food ls just
I about M important as taste. ao a little utn time for food
: preparation aOO decorating I will reap many c:ompltmentJ
I olt ..... ardl.
Guestl wut enjoy beer
: marinated Dank ateak slices
I smothered with mushrootn<,
: brocolll wtth Hol1andaise, stuf-
! fed baked potatoe~ I fmh
: •!ad. cretGt!l!t nils and the ! mellow brew, IUVed in your
: best crystal goblets. i This steak Is so Davorfut
1 and tender It almost melts in
' your mouth . It's pre-llUODed
In ID unusual marlnll!e o1 ray
...... honey and beer.
'!be thr .. Ingndients blml
I beaut11ully and create the I most savory sauce im·
1 oginabte.
I. Beer bas a n1tural affinity
for beef and when u8ed u a
marinade can tum even tbe
! las ei:pe111ive and less tender
cutJ Into oometbing opeclal.
, MARINADE
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'2 cup &OY sauce 2 tablespoons. booeY .
1 clove garlic, minced
I> cup~
l·ZY• pounds flank steak
¥.. ounce can muatlrooms
drained
Combine first f o u r in-
gredients for marinade. Let
Dank steak marinate 2-S hours
or overnight for best flavor.
P1ace in preheated. broiler
approximately 4 to 5 minutes
on each side. Pour mushrooms
over stefik for last 5 minutes.
Sileo thlit across grain. Serves
5 to I .
I Stadium-sip .
Keep yoor resistance up ~ainst thlt "feisty" football
ather while you're enjoying
pme with I thermo! full
Cocoa· Mocha.
It's a /all or wlnter warmer
at combines-the flavors or
bree drink navcritea -
fee, moos and milk -Into
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What is Super Beef? l l'R beef that has exlra tendemesa and fla'f'OI'.
Ralphs Meat Master Beef m super because \\'e make it that way. AgeOin its own natural
jUiecs for natural t.endemes; and flavor. Su1>er Beef at super nice prices-only at Ralphs.
MEAT DEPARTMENT DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
Col• Slaw-H•attti-Mac.rol'K °" ... Mm -·-·--
Ralphs . lcllberg
Potato Salad .39 Lettuce -.19
..., .. CUt-llon1l111 -
.1.97
"91pMI ' 1h• A.-..ci•lfldoftol ....
llfff •11111 llJ*Ollnd llO)' ~ CORClllftle. 79 Super Burger "· •
9holll•1rCalt--r8"f 98 Roy1cl Bone Roasts ....
--' . 139 Bonalass Sleeks .. •
11Nf 81t1Wd1revt-Bon .. 111
Family Steaks __ ...
Bollom Sirloin Steak ............
Delmonico Steak
... 1.49
... 1.79
... 1.98
... 1.29
.. 1.38
llMf81rkMT1p •Top f\OUnd 1 88 Boneless Steaks ... •
u..&D.A. cMic.-FrMh Limb Shoulder Roasls .... 79
u.&.D.A. Qlolce.., Freih
L.anb L,oln Chops ... 1.79 .....,_._ __ ,_ 139
L.anb Shoulder Chops ... • _.,._,.;;----85
Port< Chops "· •
Pllces ellecllft Oct. 4 lhru Ocl.10
Clllck
Steak
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califo!"nia Fryers
LllerlltMd-MMI St,19
Boneless Ham
Ralphs lraMl-Potnt eve.
Corned Beef Briskets
.. .48
.. 1.89
... 1.49
Armour Thlctl Bacon -2 lb. pkg. u. 2.2t 98 Armour Bacon 12 ...........
SEAFOOD DEPARTJIENT --Cooked Shrimp ... 1.99
LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
Sandl'I
Vodka _2.99
OICll m...wo.ct-• .,._ON
Straight Bourbon .... 3.79 .
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lnlpOl'ted~
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-4.29 RalpM-~ Wlfte-0.W
Moselblumchen -1.71
O.C.r M•r•r
All Meat Bologna
... 1.19
1.39
1.38
1.08
PJll1tw.lry "1H9'" B•lllng Powd« or 33 Buttermilk Biscuits ,, •< •
PNIM>ury Susi•r °' 'M 57 Chocolate Chip Cookies ....
Flei1Chtn11n1'1'u Nn 21\lb 59 Unsalted Soft Margarine 1 a. •
vtlll Puld Un••fft911ed • ·
Grapefruit Juice ... "
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Ralphs
Bread
ptg.otU ....
.49
.51
.85
.89
THIS IS RALPHS SUPER CENTURY 1873-1973
C.vtont• C.U.. Avocados
frnh. 1'op9 fl I a U ... Cai rots
Thk:k, Y9llow Me.tM e,wa. Squash
..hlky,Tw. ...
Lemons
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...... 10
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BeeUIM, F,_ Oii .,
Marigolds -.. , . ....
Strawflower Bouquets -.a .,_,...,..... ..
.Dried Starflowera -
HOUSEHOLD VALUES
ChOOM F,_ U""*f ..._I ' 14
DWI Pen• a Weatu a.-...
Holllllhold
Plastics -·58 ~~--~-............. ...__ 2.81
llrit8-FMw-1 C¥P ..
Coffeemakers
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lphs Super Low. Prices
Comet Golden Premium
Ice Cream ~ .89 Cleanser ..... _ .28
HiC
Drinks
HEAUH & BEAUTY AIDS ..... _
Sure Anti-Pa splnn ·-83 -. ...... _
Pofi.Grtp "'..: .72
LotlonlhaMpoo ,, .. 1 57
Head and Shouklers -•
Wlo NINI .,,., J11 OL 1 08 Neo·Synephtlile .... •
~a.-40ct. 90 Polident Tablets .... •
Wlltl9ody-For810fldff-,_..... 7 -. 73
llnlc:k Creme Rln9e -• v.....-...... ...,~ ... 1 07 ~-... c.n -• ·H:.d".:dst:..i.. :.: 1.67
FROZEN FOOD
100?. ... .... ...
n~ ...
no• ...
.55
.39
.37
.89
.99
.83
.39
.71
'"~ .28
PAl(TRY FILLERS --.. ~ Cranapple Juice -Cllolce-Salld PKll M~ Ralphs Tomatoes AO
Prime Cltolce ... Steak Sauce .....
ca ... l••rn•-Plnk .... Grapelruit Juice u• ......... .... French's Mustard "' Ctt~ll"" Of 9"1 Fl•YOJ ·~ MJB Rice ,.,ixes .... Gotd911---ltilrMit M~ All StarCom ~
Tide
Detergent ·.: .79
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
.75 ....... ~c:....
Toilet Tissue
25~""'"" . a.-.
.39 A•ipftf;-AI Nlgllt
Disposable Dl8'*9
.49 Orcllid-A•Mll1MC--.
Paper Towels
.39 --BarSoap
.31 Ly8d-.. aln IM
Spray Cleaow
.19 CltltfO:!'-A• .... C--.
Toilet TtsSUe
'.: .89
-~ 86 -. ..... 71 .....
..... .3'I = .17 ,,_ 79 -. '.: .!I
·.: 1.47 Htltl:z-L•'99 Sire 32 0&. 55 kon'•-WOod ~
Tomato Ketchup -· Uquld Gold
*WI> EVERYDAY LOW PRICES
-Colill------~ Cono•9Plrle •,.:: .13 Orange Juie• ... •.:; .28 Nlblet• eom·. ".:; .22 I • ILi ,_ _,,_____ _..."°91M' I •
4-W•r NasilSprtf ...:,;.71 MlxtdV91.taW.• :.;A2 Tom•toSauce ...; .12 ..... ~---_ .. __ -·....----·.._.. bcMrtnP.M. ::: 1.11 Cre1mPIH .. -.n Upton'lloup Mlx•• ,..,.,.41
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Pudding MB.es ....... _ .. _ .........
Uplon'I Soup MIX•• . ..,..._ ...... _
Ostme•I ----·.w ·-111 ---1.!Wfi-(: __ .. __ o.odof•nt 1
;; .51 IAmonade -• Ewapot8ted Mlk "'.: .23 Facial Tissues .... __ -\M-------Vlblh liquid .!.:: 1.ol Bananac.11.. '",;.as 'BabyFood ·-----'"';!; .OI • Gre'l'f Mix
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'Asterisked ltema not available ...--.-·-· .......... -........ -............... ,,_... -11Jl._ ......... -......--......... -, ........... -•l• .. ·· in the fOllowlng stores: ....,_,t.,--. ~ ......... 01•--..... ...,.....i ..... --.
... .__,.,.,ho.Ao-I~ .... A_ .... , ..... ,,. L-•-UH!le.•-~-..... -_ _,,__,_~-LM ......... >tWW--
--S•ltin• Cr•ckers
c:_ .......
Ralphs Bleach -·-·--Canned Pop --·--Paper Towels __ ...,_
Ground Conn
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.J:..37
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Ugtlt Chunkn.. -.:: M
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Upton .. Soup Mia" "'::At •-Oll-Btz--,,_ __ _
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e Spicy drink treal , t-J,-1\J\.l\J\l\J\MMJY;:: To nn a i.quart thert'DOI, M ~"~~ ~'l~~~,~~~<d!"'N\QM!I(~~~ -""'14=,-1·SC)II!I---' ,__..__ ,__
con:.=.d~~ ~ '=:'.:.'r .20 ~
.. ·"=ly blend In I cup :1 Pmltv llole o,, ~
mllk and brina mixture to the ~ ~.:!f-•M-~"'Cilt'°"*' ~
bol)'m• point, stllTlna: con-:f C.-lteft o.-Oct. • .. ,.. 0ot. 10 ;::;;:
1ta11Uy. R<duce hea~ blend In ~~
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3 1dditlonal <U(ll of milk and
heat to aervtna temperature.
Pour Into I 1bern>Os and
Cocol-Mocba will be rN4J for
RALPllS STORES ARE lOCATED AT: 380 l 17111 Sl, COSTA MESA; 9901 ADAMS BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH; 15471 S. BROOKHURST, WES INSTER;
bllMlme. ~GUNA Hlli, 24167 PASEO DE VALENCIA --1726117111 Sl'., TU~TIN 401 N. LOARA, ANAHEIM STORE HOURS: 9· 10 DAILY. 9.9
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Brunch
Toasts
Plums
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I ~ DETERGENTS. 9' ,,' .~
I GIANT-SID
Plump1 j u I c y California ~ .. ~°' ''' hll 9119"
plums art I dellclows treat, I WHli 11<:. c:o1rpo11, 110 minim11m purr;h•s• tfll11irod !.i1nlt I With lh11 coupon, no 1t1inimu111 purcho10 r1q11Jrod . Umlt I they're 90 beautiful a ft d I por co1,1po11 -0111 coupo11 per 1:udo1t1or. Void oflor I por co11pon -0110 c:o11po11 p•r culiomor. Void ohor
flavorful. ' Sundfty Oct. 7, 197J. 1 Sundoy Oct. 7, 1971. I
They tum this brunch recipe I GOOD ONLY AT I AIGAIN 1.t.s•n ctOOD ONLY AT U.IGAIN IA5ln
tor Overnight French Cheese _ -__ - - - -___ - - _ - - - -__
Toast into an e1egant company -
dish. And because everything's - - -made the night before, there's I VALUABLE COUPON ---
no laal·minute preparation fot EXL HAM
youThe toast llSelf, ~ different I SPREAD
and delicious enough ror lhe •
moat special o1 guests, I
A nutritious, la,end ~; ' 41/J 0. .c..
egg and bread kMll. It ODIJ re-I .... 4tc "·
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THICK MEATED 19~.
trea slidoc ml-. in b~ ~ K'I reedy to I Wit~ thl1 coupo11, 110 mi ni mum purch•1• toquirtd. limit I
Serve. ~· ] ptr coupon -on• coupon p•r cu1'om1r. Void oft1r
1be ll*J fr'elh plum sauce Sund•v O~t. 7, 197).
adds.a:lmly dlstlnctfve quality I &OOD nNLY AT IAltGAIN IASIC!T I and~ -and ii perfect _ - - - - - - - - -• c:ompardon ~ tbe mellOw-ri~
TOMATO.ES 19c,L. RED RIP! •
LARG,---~--
cheesio tout.
Be sure to choose ripe. well-
colored plums to. make the
sauce. How do you tell? A_ripe
plum gives slightly to gentle
pressure .
And do be surt to store your
plums in the~ refrigerator -
they can tum from ripe to
over-ripe very quickly.
U you do find youraelf with
some overly ripe plums, a
fresh p_lum sauce is a perfect
wa y to uae them up.
It's gfea\ over_ ice cream,
custard: pOund cake o r
melange of frtsh fruits.
"Put up" a few to brighten
wintry -ttruncnes as well -
all that .summer flavor will be
• welccme chaoee on a crisp
December day. ..
OVE ll N ITE f'.,RENCHI .
qrEF.SE TOAST
"' pouild jack cheele or other/
mild-flavored cheese ,
'i'2 pound Cheddar cheese
8 slices white bread
• eggs
t cup half-and-half
~ teupoon sa lt
~ teupoon pepper
~~ CUP""plwn jelly ~
lf.: cup water ~
v. te~ allspice ·~, a freSI\ plurhs, halved and .
pitted I .. · .· Preheat ovea to 450 degrees. 4:.::--""~
Cut cheese ln ~~·inch slices.
In weJl..buttered glass loaf pan
(h5d inehes or larger) ar-
range a, layer of bread slices.
Top with a layer of both
cheeses. Repeat layers, ending
with bread.
Beat eggs : stir in cream, '
salt and pepper. Pour liquids '"
over cbee5e and bread. Bake "!fl
lO minuf:eS or until puffy and
golden brown.
Afeanwhile. in a saucepan,
combine jeUy, water._ allspice
and plums. Cover and simmer
10 minutes, or until plum! are
tender.
Refrigerate sauce and loaf
un til serving time.
Cut loaf into thick slices. Ar-
range slices on broiler pan and
heat. through -just until
browning and bubbling begins. t
Serve at once , topped with
warm plum sauce. f\takes 6
sen•ings.
COFFEE
I LB. CAN
WESSON
OIL
24 FL. OZ. BOTTL E
DELICIOUS L
APPLES 6 a $1
SCHOOL BOY SIZE S
.CANTALOUPE 5
VINE RIPENED
CREST
TOOTHPASTE ....
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CHOPPED BROCCOLI-JO OZ.
CUT CORN-10 OZ.
GREEN PEAS-10 OZ.
BABY LIMA BEANS-JO OZ.
FORD HOOK .LIMA BEANS-10 OZ,
MI XED VEGETABLE'S-1,0 OL
59'
MIX OR
MATCH
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SUGAR 'FREE
Bi . COLA
SPRINGFlnD
MAYONNAISE
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~SPRINGFIELD DOLE
SLICED c•.',"' 5 I $4 PllEAPPLE " .. ~ 3 / $4 •
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Grandma's
Bowled over by hlgh prices? BOX OF 6 EN VELOP ES 5 LB BAG ~bl~
Use a llllle old-fash10ned1'7cc-~~----::--:::--::--------------------...,.--====::----::--::--::---~-LOW FAT $· magic to save yourself a LUX LIQUID 22 Fl. Oz. 49" I f OLGERS 10 o L $)49 I SPRINGFIELD -Full Quart 69"
bundle on household cleaners. DE TERGENT Giant Site )' IN STANT COFFEE J ar FRUIT PUNCH Concentr•te ,.
, Subs t l t u t e economical,1----------------'---·------------__.!.-------------,---natural baking soda for a ~:~~c:··:.1: BARGAIN BASKET BETIER BE-EF -· ·-.,..
tablespoons baking soda per
quart of water for general
cleaning like walls, woodwork
and appliances -almost
everything washa"ble.
USDA CHOICE, & MANNINGS BEEF, EASTERN PORK, GRADE A POULTRY,
BAR M HAMS & BULK LUNCHEON MEATS "'
For more ciifficuk j001 like CA UFO RN IA GROWN GRADE ... A"
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BAR M HICKORY SMOKED
pots and pans and chopping :u~~u.:w~~. soda like a FRYING
Soda's a safe cleaner to use
on any surfaces that might CH IC KEN touch food. It's a pure ·
food product it .. lf.
Manulaclurers recommend USDA CHOICE
WHOLE
JIOILED
C BONELESS -H:,ho~•·v.
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Thursday thru Sunday
Oct. 4, 5, 6,., 7 ..
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Pricn Abiect to sfod oa .....
--WE GLADLY ACCIPT
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• baking" soda for c I ea o 1 n g
refrigerators b e c a u " it BONELESS
doesn't scretch -and because
:~;;sr~~ SP NCER . STEAKS
a bOx:=d ,.a._ with tfil 219 FARMER JOHN
TOP Cj)UAUTY
__ _1~. SLICED BACON :0 ' _j°!~
top -· The soda wUI ab8orb food odors as they oc-
cur. FARMH JOH N WIENERS - 1 lb. pkt•
Keep baking soda close to
the range too. ft can ~rve. "FARMER JOHN PORK SAUSAGE -I 01. pk9. an emergency fire extinguish-
er. U a grease fire occurs. •
throw soda at lhe baoe M the USDA CHOICE UEF SHORT RIIS flames. \Vhen the !Oda hit! the
heat, it releeset carbon dioxtde
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lb. IRISKET OF lllF
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lhe -Wiii'. There Uoy ftsb \uu *9' a ' relaUvely cheap _,. cl ·cood protein and
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when you miJ: mulled
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Jn a l" of about -~J
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ONION SAUCE MAKES AN \&LET L YONNAISE
o~ien·tal
Once you've mastered the
art of slicing the meat and
vegetables into uniform pieces
and learned the lrlck of• toss-
ing the food as it cooks, you're
well on your way to some
quick nourishing C h i n e 1 e •
meals.
Flank steak, fresh broccoli,
onions and bean sprouts ere
quickly turned int o this most
appetizing entree.
If Dank steak is not readily
available, you can use beef
rOYDd steak or any oI lhe lean
chuck Cuts.
A sharp knife or cleaver and
a flat cutting surface are
essential. So is a skillet, or a
wok, and a couple of long
handled turners. Cooking ia
bot sod fast.
Have all ingredieQts cut and
measured. then stay with it
once you -start the cooking. T0;
fully enjoy beef a n·d
vegetables prepared this way,
eat them as soon as tliey're
done. Traditionally, steamed
rice goes along with this.
One of the reasons flank
steak is popular fo r this entree
is that it can be easily cut into
thin nafro.w strips. '
Chill the beef in the rreezer
until-firm and partially frozen
before slicing. Remove all
outsidtrfat as you slice.
Follow the easy directions
for cooking. Do the beef first
and set it aside. 1ben do the
vegetables and sauce . in t h e
same skillet, return the beef
and, serve ilasfily.
If you use half a flank steak
for this recipe you might con-
. sider marinating the_ other
CCJPVl'\IG!ll
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hair in a tt:riyaki sauce to give
you a completely different
tasting eritree aoother Uroe.
BEEF 'N BROCCOU
I pound beef nank steak
!O J>OW1d broccoli, abool I>
head .
4 tablespoons vegetable ~oil
1 medium onion, cut jnto
narrow wedges
'ti teaspoon &alt
I cup beef broth
2 tablespoons cornstarch
2 tablespoons soy sauce
I/, teaspoo n monosocllum
glutamate (opliooal)
1 cup been sprouts, fresh or
canned
Cut flank steak across grain
lnto thin slices. Cut ~ into
S-lncb length>.
Cut broccoli into 00\\o-eftttes
·leaving abool J.incb -lllalk
on each. C u t pieces I. Ii t o
lengthWise slices about 14-inch
thick. CUI remaining !talk lnlo
12-lncb thick C1'0S81"l;e aJi=
Broccoli · should rhea 11u r·e
aboyt Z CUp!J.
stir fry beet in t tableslK>ons
oil in large skillet over high
beat about ·2 minutes. 'l'ranllfer
~ ro plate. '
Add remaining oil to. sltillet.
Add broccoli, onion and salt.
Cover and coo.k Over higb beat
about 2 minutes , e.haking
skillet often for even cooking.
Combine beef broth, corn-
starch, '¥1'/ s a u c e and
rrumsodium glutamate, stir
intifhot. vegetables. Add beef
and bean sprouts. CQOk, stir-
.rl!Ji until sauce boils and
·~ l!e<Y.• pl once in • portions: TENDER STRIPS OF ~~DCC
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I Who put the "lyon" in the pimieitlo strips, ·cbOp~ pars-Bake at 350 degree F. for 10
1 "'Ord "lyonnaise"? Nobody , Jey , and sherry. \ to 13 mi~.or until top
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THIU TUES.,
• '· 1973 T ~ for sure, but It COUJa Don't be put off by lhe term s~irigs batK when pressea·
1 easily have been an_ en:_ :.:omelet;" d e_s_p it e its _!Ith finge_'·---lllf
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eastern Jo"'ranee. this dish is surprisingly !?.\SY 1 can (4 ounces) sliced
Located in the heart ol. a to fix. It's a natural for com· mushroonu, drained
fertile onlon-growing region , pany brunch or late-night sup-l lf.i cups thlctly sliced ,onion
Lyon also is known as "Tbe pen. 2 tablespoons butter ~
Capital or French Cuisine'' pUFFY OMELET margarine
and fyod prepatt:d in this ma~ LYONNAISE 1 can (101,2 ounces) chicken
ner is ~pected to be ex-gravy
ceptionally. delicious. Omelet: 1/4 cup pimiento strips '
'this Puffy Omelet Lyon-8 eggs. separated 1 2 tablespoons cho p p e d
naise is both chock-full of 1h cup milk parsley
onions and a delight to the 1<z teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons sherry
palate. Dash pepper Dash pepper
The onions are part or a 2 tablespoollS butter or Meanwhile, in saucepan,
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festive-looking sauce made margarine brown mushrooms and cook
easily while the omlet is pufI-Beat egg whites until stiff. onion in butter until tender. \
lt« up in the oven. Beat yolks until thick and Add remaining ingredients. , . '· Canned chicken gravy lemon-colored ; beat in milk. Heat; stir occasionally. \Vhen flJ·•-·····.
serves as the sauc~ base, so salt and pepper; fold into omelet is done, transfer to ~;.(· !' . .k.
the fussing and fun ung usually whites. platter. .... •
associated with sauce-making In 10" oven·proof skillet, Make n shatlow cut down '·~ ~
is thankfully eliminated-with melt butter; poor in eggs. the center; pour part of sauce ""'~·
flavorful resul ts. 111 addition to Cook over low heat about 5 on : fold in half. Top with re-"
the onions. the sauce boasts minutes or until Ii g ht 1 y maining sauce. Makes 4 serv·
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canned sliced mushrooms, browned on bottom. ings, about 2 cups sauce.
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Brown 39c Mushrooms . · ..
With &teaks, you'll ·love· theae!
Italian Squash •••• 29\
Garden fresh flavor you favor!
Brown Onions ••• 2 .. 25c
~Sweet, with a zesty flavor!
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' ·Jeno''.tl»iiza ••.• 79c ···Scot~~-~ • .i s ,
Choose cheese or'sauuge! 13 oz.
Hot Slices • • • • • • 49c
Downeyflake, 15 oz .. pkg. ·great hot! . . .
Annanino Chives • 39c
• .• Al,.ady chopped for you! 2 oi. cu)> .... ~,. . .• : ii.
PA 110· . .. .-~~ r.~,.-
Imported for El Rancho! Fifth ~ · "'
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Bottled in Sc0tl1nd • 5th (Qt •• , 6.89.f••
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r • .. Springfield -all navon. 6 env .
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Clip-of -Soup • • • • • 29c
Wyler'• ••• Beef or chicken •• , 4 pack.
' Pancake Mix ••••
Hunxry Jack for _hunpy folks! 2 lb.
Schilling's . Vanilla • .39c
\ Flavor won't bake out! 2 oz.'. btle ·· i
i Salvo Tablets • • • 5213
.Jumbo sized pack for economy!
Dishwasher All • • • 79c
Biit: 50 ounce size at this price!
Mop & Clo ••••. 5t 19 ·
1 Easiest shine yet! 32 01:. size '
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t •""'"'"~ ; Biz Pre-soak • ·• • • ~ &9c . Naturally aged! Corn fed beef from Nebraska ••• and the quality.is . : . . . . . . . BEEF!" j Gets out those ataina! 25 oz. "top of U.S.D.A. Choice grade!"Beef'to be enjoyed! · ' .
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Lady Scntt colorful prints! 200 ct
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Choose chunks, crushed o~ slices •.•. and use them w many way11f No. 2 can11.
. Tomatoes s&wsnwm • 23c
Simply v•onderful quality, when the label on the can i!'i S & W! No . :lo:\ cans
Green Giant Peas 23c :
f;arden l(Ondness in cans! Sweet tender peas from that famou i; valley! Nn. :11~1
Peanut . Butter 16 0ZJAR 49c
Nnw1 what could be bett~r than a jelly and peanut butter treat! Smooth or nully • S11rin1elitld
Super Shopper Del!, Specials!
Danish Cheese = 69c
J::njny Havarti. Samsoe or Fontina -~real with fruits at snack time! Dofo. R 1.il. -
Aged Steaks s2°!:i:·,
.....rtJ.S.D.A. choice beef ••• top sirloin cut, naturally aged ,_ for flavor, tenderne~~! ••
GROUND s 1· 19 BEEF IX1U WI •.
Always fresh! • choose btilk or patties!
SLICED
BACON
El Rancho's thicker, ranch atyle.!
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Rock ·C•d ...
Fm>h! You'll taste the diffttt'lltt! .. ' ..
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Fresh Giblets •••• 49c. Chicken Livers
From plump frying-chickeris! · Frei;hnt>M makes the difference! . e.t~. . \, ~. 4"1 \ ~ ~tt --~F1 h'· 'Tr•,,...' .. :-:~-~ .s•~
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. Jo'rum· <:tttnland'1 icy •hom? ~"r
Fryer Breasts ... 89~
Sweet tyder white meat from .fresh, plump poultry! (with rib ca~e porlion)
F. Raddie s11:• 1nnan • • • • •
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Legs & Thighs . . 69! _
Sweet, juicy and tender -from bitt: California chicken11 fofmore value! F~h!
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Fresh,, w'ith so m1;1ch lea lneaty.~ondnes" to make em a better buy!
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Concentrate for more lather! 5 oz. t.&be
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Hair RilSis ; • ·~ ~ • 9
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(Jpen daily 9 t9 9
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No 11afr~ to deoftr•·
Sliced Samsoe • • • 59c
Or try f'ontina! Dofn, • , 6 oz pkg.
Wieners -•111 '. . s 1 u
One pound pkg. (or I2 oz. Smokie Link!'i)
Danish Blue • . • • . 45c Meat Bologna ... 5115
OSC'ar Mayer'• sandwich favorite! 12 oi. }Vith crackers, in salad! Flora Danica 4 oz.
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KISS YOUR LANDLORD
, GOODBYE
Arid. become OM! 2 bedroom bome ~P1.11 an in--
cane-unlt-.a.bc.M-Jarge double-prql'.; 1 block
fnJm N,,,,_ J!e<cb Yachting JaDes. Great buy
joat reduced to 164.ooo. 646-nn.
WORK OUT OF YO~~
· UVE IN ~ ' ·
Nice clean home on C.2 :i:onlng o.k. for a-~
and near 17th Stree~ O>lla Mesa. LarKe corner lot. $33,750. For qulcJc look call 646-7171.
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owner wants to io 1 On pretty comft' near
Mor.e "possible" .
than you ever dreamed I
A homo of your own c:4n be much closer thin you hove. over imagined.
Bring· your dreams along and come into one of our sales offices today. let
"The Rtal Estoters" demqnstrolo lo you just how "ponible" those dreom•
really are. Remember we are the l.1rgesf locally owned Rool Estolo firm
with over I 00 profoHiOllOls 'to hilp you· every stop of the woy. Pleue
drop by, we wiU be hippy t o •Mwor any of your questions.
BAYCREST
NEWPORT BEACH
ASSUME LOAN
NO 9UAUFYING
beach.. B1'm""he\" carpets and drapea. 4-~ Greet family home -4 bdr -2% baths -vtry
bedrooms. Sunahh\)t kl\chen. Room for boat. Take over euy payments. A11old todays Interest functional Door plan -many lovely fcaturet on ca.inlier tr:aller Best ~~ on today's market at 1. ~t 11 ill hel •-·---$74 000 rate. Nice home. good condition. Full price Jwt • · _quets ...... -seerw pui ... """" , ... f:,
SM,950. 'Take adVantage To 1ee call-842...z535. · . . $30;500. It'1. a steal. Act Qu!ckly, Call 847-6010. ' • • . . Sq1imlt exchanges. can 646-TI71. · , -...
· .LARGEST llWARD ROOM
WEST OF MINNESOTA
fm aq. f t of pure en,loYment. Plus a 3 bed."
room, 2 fireplace bome -only $66,500.
Take a cue and call 646-7171.
MESA' '(EIDE VIEW!
5.112 °/o ASSUMABLE
DESPERATE!
The most of the best In .this .large hidden.
2 sOOry, high on a hlll overlooking: Hunt ..
lngton Beech. •• , See Catalina on a clear
da)'. &Qd d•nUne li&htl at nlte. 4 bedrocma
-large f&mUy room -wet bar -larp Covered pa& and deck. can 546-.2313 to -----a1.5\I.,. .......,.. loan.-
7 LOVELY' UNITS + POOL
NEWPORT HBGHTS
Want to mab molM!Y'I' I! you feel "'Uncle·
Sam" la 1h&rfni: tOo much in your labors. look at this opporturftty. $14,160 groa in·
come (and the rents are low). Locatlon iii
Solid. High occupancy, pride ot ownership
area.. Only $132,500. Submit down pe.,y-l mlent. w;:.7111. r . ' llG'HOUSEI
UTILE PRICE!
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WY"UVING I
~ • ' I In thl&. newly decorated 2 bedrooni-2 bath
trl-leve1. condo. Close to Hoag Hospital &
available immediately. Pouible lease op-
. Uon. $36.sQO., 'to~ call,-;-~7171.
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THREE IS A CROWD
in this cue it's income! l.&rge 2 bedroom,
triplex. All with _Rfiftle ptlOL Buy and
rent in 1uper'ct.t&'Meii JOci.tiOO. $53,500.
Olli 6'&-71:7L •
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EVERYJHING YOU
.'ALWAYS WANTED AND
UNDER $34,000
400. sq. ft. 1ecluded master 1ulte w~th
stu~. Huge 1.tep-up conversation ga!Jery.
CUst.ornhed plan , • , fantastic 1pacc. Fire-
place -buUt·lrlS -soft water and much
more. Don't delay. 001 963-6767 today.
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J'us.t ~tep to th~ courts, .wlmmlng pool,
and ahopplog center. One year new 3 bed-~ condOminium with Dramatic Decor.
Play/yotir lames ud thep talk around your con~erstitional ~lace pit A pleasure to
"'"')'lew. Coll 673-8560.
/ A$Sl.,ME 6-1/1°/o FHA
IN -COWGE PARK
Better step qulclely!! 4-Br, 2 Bath double
fireplace -Family room with beamed ceil·
iings; ~UFF SAID! C.all 548-2313.
CUSTOMIZED 7 ROOM
SPANISH $33;9SO
Integrity or style, setting and design gl1e't
you.Jlere. Spe.ciotianess ls the ke)'f>Ot'! -'JO
sq. ft. family room. 400 sq. ft. muter bed-
room suite plus parenl.5 retrf!at. Lei WI
show Yoti the res.ti can 546-2313,
PARK HUNTING~O ~
POOL
:r.ra&-ntflcent pool. Tall~ yard and deck.
J\.f0&t J>Opular plan and a super j1ze lot at
cul-de-sac end. Enjoy every con'1enlenc. tn
peace anfl quiet. Excellen_t tenns including
possible secondary financing. du 963-6767.
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3 large bedrooms. Separa~ atep..down . Ab1>¥5S? tamtty room. •to• .,.,,..,. throul!houL BE YOUR OWN BOSS EASTSIDE 4-PLEX -
,,;';. ;. It! Spe<:tacUlar entry. Giant family en· !';~~~Ya'=~•~ ~900842~ ANTI9UE SHOP FOR SALE . $57,500
~MrtaJnment room. Cuatom dQl.pes ~tlng.-·•---~-------Very good money making Antique 'shop On Bread and Butter units! F.J..s---11idL ?t1esaJo-_ -~-big 'tiedrooms, 3 baths. C191e-ln ~A \ .. . --Xfttl~e-Row;Make your invettment-back-catlonr-FrtSfi Pilliit:"l..oW1Vacancy ·factor.
careful buyer's drea:l\home for $53,950. Don't / SPANISM VILLA the lrst year. 1.00% and 150% mark up H.lgh return. Pride of ownership abounds. 1 ' Asking orlly"$9500. Pr1ce Includes inventory call today. 546-1600. mla the chance -now -842-2535. SJ'.llldOW1-lmmaculate. Kinplzed. bedrooms. -plus registered name. For ~ lnfor-
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·NEAR I BEACH
Beautlfull)" .. manicured home. Ideal fioor1o plan ..
Living room ~to covered patio and lovely ta(!I. All lipp buUWn. Pride of ownenhlp
liUUrned with{ "1'*1. DOn't del.t¥.r C&D todq!
Undei-$30,000. 767. '
-"<' -. 1. I ASSUME 71/2°/o LOAN •
' " 'CORONA D'El. MAR VIEW
~O)d, S~nlsh 5-bedroom, de'n, fonnal dining l'OQm,
~"8Ur room on ovcr-tlzed '1ot just steps from the
beach ylth a fabulous oP':'hi 'Ylew. The only spac-
19\11 . aOlhentlc SpAnish home wtt.h all of the
ekann of Corona del }.far. Call now tor appoint·
riaent.6~. . ' ,.
NEWPORT B EA«le
17'0 N..,...-.
646-71 71
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Muter suite. Mualve family room wtlh matlon please ci:ll 673-8550. Don't ml.ss this
wet bar. Double pool aited yatd on quiet onel!!
cul-de-sac. Boat and trailer pte. Value -
{ PllC!ted It US.900. Call now --:. ~2535.
SUPERS & S · ramoos S & S QUaltty ·built home. Huge
parilliet noor family room. Sunken living
JI. .room. ·Formal dining. Gourmet kitchen pJua ae~rate laundry room. It'•' vaeint -so
you can move tn fut! O nly $44,900 for
~~e. Tak~ advantaa:e now. Call
FIXER TRI-PW -$55,500
Brina: paint A tools. All two bedroom unit&.
6 patfoa! Great location. 'Mlnlmum down.
B&rp.ln investment. Call now. 5f6-1600.
NOW BUILDING YOUR DUPLEX
VERY SPECIAL PRICE I
Corona Del Mar charmer. Immacu1ate and
super sharp. Great location,. No mainte-
nance fees. NB leasehold rent and ~ven a
peek at the Ocean. call u1 for tenfis lind
"&,n tppotnbt\ent to Inspect. Priced/in !Ki's.
673-8550. '
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CAUFORNIA CLASSIC
Best area. Super sMrp home has had the
best Bf care. Looks like a model home. No
work here-Jl.Uit move in and st.art living.
The price, too, makes lf\1ng euy-just
$32,500. can now-It won't last! 847-6010. •
LET THE SUN SHINE IN
If you are willing to bring a mop and
broom 100 can save thOuaandS. Ita a big
family home. 4 ::large bedrooms. Big fami-
ly room.:: Pretty location. PrlM In wry
low 30'i. v~ welcom,c. call ri1ht
RO\\'. 847-£010.
LIFE AT ITS FINEST
$34,900
Enjoy a pool .without the v:ork of main-
taining It. Not a condo, but your ov.•n
private spacious home In an association,
area. Let someone else do the work while
you enjoy all of the· benefits:. lts at: al-
m0&t·new home on a lusclously landscaped
cul de sac street See It today. 847-6010.
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY
~. In Ud• big spoddln& pool, Loto ol de<k!ng. Luau PROVINCIAL . Choose your own 4ecor! reat. 3 bedroom ~ ~ ' • landscaping. Tht n come inside to a big bright Sink Into cloud-soft shag carpeting th1'0ughout.
unit plwi a 2 ~ unit. / fir ~ StePI to living room. Super ,large kitchen. Four big bed-Relax by floor to c~illng Palos Verde Clreplac<'.
~ ·beech. 1):ee lined streil We;~ pmab· It to roorru;. It you've got a lotta Uvln to do you better Entertafu in privacy with patio ges bbq, water
)'OUtr\Ute. Call 673-8550. -aee thla one today, $38.950 ii full price. Call 847-tall and· fish Po~<L 4. bedrooms, utigraded. Boat
.+ "6 1 /
6010. and trailer acceu. call 963-67S7.
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601 4 Wanitr A••·
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JlZ M .... •trito
673·1550
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Unexpected tnNfer forct1 ow»er to aeU. He
jusl spenl a fortune on big pool and Joui: of deck·
rn,. J~e'll Jose 'on ~ pretty shag throughout
t.oo. But he's a spcrt. -he jw;t painted lnslde
and oot for yoo, He sure hates to leave thla
super location close to all schools Including the
college. Ah ""ell ..-his I08s ls your gain. Call now
to take ndvantaj?e or the low price tag, J ust
$38,500. Call 847-6010. .
ON A HUGE LOT
"BY·THE·SEA"
A short "'alk from this quiet cul-de-sac puts you
right on th<-beach! Channing 3 bedroom in'IOJ>-
nutrh condition nestles In huge park-like yard -
space for everything. Formal dinlni;: area -cozy
p&renl.5 retreat off masttt bedroom (could be
4th bedroom). Garden kitchen -Nee.t _Neat
-Neal. call 54fr231?-t
LUXURY 2-STORY
MESA VERDE . 5 BR.
Clearly one or the most exciting homes in Mesa
Verde! Double vaulted: entry to expansive llvln&"
room, grande staircase to 1pacioua hideaway
master suite plus big bedrooms for "eryone.
kitchen -housewifes incredible m:_e.m adjoin-
ing enormous family room. Exquisite decorator
features throughouL Just stepl from the coun-
try club. Words fail ua--ull 546-2.113 to see_ It.
LOVELY LA CUESTA
AttractivrSpanisb-brick--extffior:--Hu~-doubl
door entry. Fonnal dining room. Large "Fiesta"
room. 4 spacious bedrooms. 3 baths. P,rlce Ju1>t
reduced to $49,950. Call today -842-2535.
CORONA DEL MAR
NEW CONDOMINIUM
A rew steps to ''China Cove'' corner unit -plush
shag carpeting-2 bedrooms, 2 baths-ample
'~-ardrobes and storage -deluxe built-in kitchen
plus pantry-on)y $61. 150. Call 673-8550.
MASSIVE MEDITERRANEAN
6·'1• 0/o ASSUMABLE LOAN
Step dov.·11 into 600 sq. fl. fiunlly roon1. Look up
10 bt•an100 CRihOOraJ celllng. Wann to either ot
l\VO fMWlic nre1Jlaces, Giant master suite. To.
lallr up1,rraded. Every COf1\'eniencr. Near the
ocean. Dlal 963-6i67,
INVESTMENTS
Z790 Harbor llvd., Suite 201
Costa MOia 546· 1600
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1mployj11e11t 11, ••••• , 700 . m
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HouM!s far SM , , , , , , 100 • 114
I.mt • ha.Ind • • • • • • • s.so • 51<t
Med1aodM •••••• · , , IOI)· 149
You Can Sell It, Find It,
Trade It W~h a Want Ad
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DAILY PILOT HIUMll lloblllty for tho first
Houlff for Stlt
' One Cal I Service
Fast Credit Approval
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G.nerel
';])over Shore6
JI 5 BR -3 BA Baycresl Special. Swim & 131,500 • .,,..,.,_ location •
v•Mral General B-B-Q next to delightful pool. Ideal for • 1 ~~~~.~; SHOWN BY APPolNTMENT
gracious entertaining. Gustom.ized for the Root • New quality carpet.
Very Best! CORONA DEL MAR-INCOME 1ng • 0.11dreo may"""' to
CUslom 5 br., 3 ha., large home. Nice quiet
street. Ocean breeze •. f't ........• $98.500· ~1
WATERFRONT • $220,QOO
New on the market. Uils spacious custo1n
family home offers the epitome of gracious
living. Beautiful view of the Bay. Our ex-
clusive, Appl. only. 646-7711
* 5 BR _ 3 BA Choice new duplex! Large 2--story owner's ~~~~ ~900.
Portofina Castle in the Sky! Panoramic unit with 2 bedrms, 2 baths, spacious fam.
, DALE WULLNER
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over 3,000 sq . fl of comfort and luxury avail·
able in this 5 bedroom, 5 bath seaside man·
sion with private beach provided. One of the
favorite residential areas of screen stars and
entertainers. You might like it too! 646-7711
PANORAMIC VIEW
from Ibis 1800 sq. fl, 3 bedroom, 2 bath cus·
tom home on large lot with formal dining
room, double garage, beautiful carpets &
drapes, hardwood floors, shake roof and less
than 2 yrs. old! $74,750. Appl. only. 646-7711
Walker &Lee
REAL ESTATE
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I ~·~o.!!!!! .. ~~~,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~_!!!!!!!!.~G~ ... !!!!!!!!r•~'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
f t. I . LIDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm. & lge. family rm.,
l or 5 bdrms., with 6 bath1. Lido Nord. Spec·
;... tacular view! Waterfront living rm. with l step-down wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000 ..
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LOVELY custom 5 bdrm., 3 ba.,.Lido Nord,
on spacious 40 fl. lot. Pier & slip. Adjacent
Jot also avail. for sale. $295,000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
'341 Bayside Dr., Sult1 1, N.B. 575-6161
view of ocean from every room. Divorce rm w/wet bar, library & 3 fireplaces. Rear
Prompts sacrifice. 2 BR renlal unit with 1 bath. Many fine
features. Close to shopping. $149,500. * 3 BR -2 BA "Gur 21th y "'" Breathtaking View of beautiful Pacific. SUr-·WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., R-l-rounded by cbarming homes. Priced right -,.., •
* 4 BR _ 3 BA· 2111 Son Joequln Hiiis Rood
Baycrest New, Very relaxing vie~. Huge ''Overlookl .. BJe C•nyon Country Club"
family room with fireplace & wet bar. Spa-NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. '44-4910
cious 2-story. Gtner•I 'Gtner•I
*4BR-3BA Baycrest New. Super location. Spacious l·
story. Sit.around fireplace in family room.
Huge master bedroom & dressing area. De-
lightful kitchen with loads of storage. Yard
has room for pool, camper & boat.
Ontu Days 645-7221
Ev•'· 54M5M ~211733 WESTCLIFF DR.
~ 11 NEWPORT BEACH
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A. UNIOOI: tOU:
' IN WESTCLIFF-Here's a winner! Clean
and sparkling 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with
a 15 x 35 free form swlmmilll! pool. Unique
lot has no house to the rear 'and extra wide
sideyard & limited tr8fflc in the fronL (Som-
set Dr.) It's clean and now priced ·at only
'87,500. A listing of Nadine Crout.
UNIQUE HOMES Rultoro, ~500
1649 W•stcllff Drfv•, N•wpo1'\ Btach
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YOUR CHOICE
3 BEDRpoM TOWNHOUSE -Nice family .
location. 2 Baths, buill-ins, double garage w/
storage cabinets, clubhouse & pools. Easy
living. We have 2 to choose from. Price
$24,500 & $24,850. ~
OWNER IN FLORIDA
SHARP 3 B~DROOM home with new carpels
Uiruout. ·Assumable FHA loan, no qualifying
or n~w loan charges. VacanC$28,950.
540-1151
()pin EvOI, -~ ·o HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
4000 Sq. Fr.
Corona del Mar LA CUESTA VILLAS
lmmedl•te OccujNncy For those \vho appreciate
0 .. ,......_..l u_;................ fine custom construction and
" '-'cu' ..... ,,.. ........... ..,. excellent tenns. 5 bedroom1,
family room, formal dinlni'
Not A Condominium room, large game room
and a glorious panoramic
Your neo.\l home has 3 BR, 2 ocean view.
BA, llving rm plus HUGE PLUS
family room. The detached Removal or one ncm-structur-
2 car garage is 8E$181'8.ted al partition expands the
from your .home by a de-game room kl a full 2td3
lightlully privab; baclcyard. rumpu.1 room.
You create your own patio AND ·
entrance, but we do all the 80% f1nanclng CWTently
rttt: :Fencing, lanJscaping available at approx. 81Ai%.
and sprtnklen, Top value at $155,000.
HURRY
CALL '44-nn
~NICE!
G•11L[Y &
ASSUCl>\TES Gener•I Gener•I • 1:;;;;;;::;;;;:;;;;;;,;;:;:;::;:;;1-'---------1 IN BAYCREST-Roomy (almost 2,500 sq. I !____.,__ BEGINNER'S fl.) 3 bedroom on a rambling lot with air EASTSIDE FIXER
to tho
VILLAS by AYRES
$30,490
I BEACON BAY LUCK conditioning and an anxious owner. Open Model " one block w"" " 3 big""""'°""· 2 """"· ,... ! p RI v ATE COf.jMUNITY Daily al 2030 Holiday Road. Priced attrac-Beach on Adams in HlDlt· '81'8:l'e 1am1\y room quiet ~. BEAClt Ir: PIER.-Jlllt a teow For 1he beginner that needs tively at .$89,500, lllgton Beach tree nned 9treet, 1~ bright
·yards away trom thi$ Jovely 9pace bUt oot 1be big OOv.11 courr1ry kil.rllen, massive
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-enrertaining and privacy. 1ICtlooll &: !hopping. 4 Spac-1 "'~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!~..;,..,...,...,..,/i~~~~~~~~ I owner must eell. !:ring or.fer, OnJy sm.SOO imls bedrooms. built-In k'it~I; Uke to Trade? Our Trader'• call Red Carpet, Realtonl I~ PETE 's· ARRETI ct.en, 1% """"'· flrepl&ee •Genaro! Gonoral Paradi!e oolumn ~for""'' Sfl.8&l0,
lu large fenced yard. $29,000 -.1·:~::::~=~ 1 ~~~;;B~~=1~G.ne~~~I ~~~~~~G~-~~·~~~~~ -REALTOR-And try l"" 10% """"' * 59'x2t0' LOT * ro ro
f. ~ ;.·.,~ .. Coles=i $32,500 C-l zo~~ TERMS
i· · Gen•r•I General
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NEW AWARD WINNING CONDOS
Choice of models, location, decor. Near
tennis courts, pool. Excellent terms. trade,
lease/option. Prime example: 3 BR. $72,500.
CHOICE EMERALD BAY
3 Yr. old Spanish 4 bdrn1.; charming lanai/
BBQ. Panoramic view. Use of tennis courts,
pool & private beach. $215,000.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
4-Plex in West Newport Beach. Steps lo
ocean & channel. Compare, then buy!
$122,500.
SAi LS & SUNSETS
Immaculate 3 bdr1n .• family & dining r1n.
home. 962 S.J\NDCASTLE. Reduced for quick
sale. ~.500.
COZY FAM ILY HOME
Lovely 4 bdrm. & Cam . rm. Just decorated,
with a quiel. private garden off master BR.
Prestigious Harbor \1iew Hills. $86,000.
CORNER LOT WITH PIZZAZZ
3 Bli., with large cozy den; many extras.
Lovely landscaping. On fee land> Near best
schools, tennis & ch urches. $72,500.
FIRST TIME OFFERED
Artistically decorated? Architecturally de-
.sign~! Guest quarters with private en·
trance & kitchenet1 e. I·:xtensivc use of tile
nooring. Lovely South patio. $135,000.
BIG CANYON SPECIAL
EXPAN$10N
, , . program. ll you have
w"Orktd m this area 2 :rean
or more, & earned $11,000
(Ir nlOn" per year, v.'e "''OUld
like t(I talk t(I )'W. \Ve have
the best Corona del Mar
location; been here since
1949. No O\Oo11cr-broker com-
IK'lHion.
BAY & BEACH
REALTY 675-3GOO
* Corona de! l\Iat DUPLEX
• $68,500
* Eastbluft--4 Bed room
home, 2~i baths, choice cor-
ner location. $00,500.
* 4 Bedroom Mme (huge ma.ste:r BR) + family roorq + den, 3 baths, many ex-
tras. Qulel street. $59.900. -Roy McC•rdle R•altor
181D Newport Blvd., C.M.
541-m9
DUPLEX
90°/o FIN~NCING
a•/2°/o INTEREST JN ITT.."WPORT BEACll
TIME TO BUILD ,
LUt "'"OOded lot on Oterry An Ideal 1wnmer/winter
I.ake! Swim! Boat! Fish! rental only 6 doors to a
Daydream orr yoor dedl:. super beach. Own fur profit
Design a pk'ture .hofne. See or occupy for pleasure.
us for ~ans. Only $84.500.
WATERFRONT I Our fantarrtlc terms may not
An ~l-2 10t - 2 BR, 2 ~A. last longl so caJI quick.
Pano ~·1:1 full r.unset cllJOY· CA l ~nll
nl1.'11f. giue over pter & 00:.'k. /.Jn NIGEL
GAILEY &
ASSOCIAl[S
*OWNER
TRANSFERRED!
PRICE REDUCED!
Newport llcliht& 2 BR on 5 BR - 3 BA1J;aycrest Speclal.
h~ R·2 Jot. Great finn SW\m & B•B-Q next to de-
hon1I" or specut;:i_tion! Needs llghttul pool. lOOa.I 1or gni-
pR.\nt b\J1. \\tint n buy at ciru<: l'frtert11ining, CUstom-
r 19.950! Low drN.11 or trnde! Ired for \he Very Best!
C111l 6'f'..!WOO. Days 675-7221
E vu. 541-8594
1733 WESTCLIFF DR.
NEWPORT BEACH
2 BEDROOM
HOUSE 1/4 ACRE "~'IV
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FOREST E. OLSON
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MESA VERDE
~jestic mnl 2 story on prestigious CLUB-
HOUSE fill. 4 bedrooms mcluding view1
master suite with fireplace, separate guest
Cacility with 3rd bath, and maids quarters.
Banquet formal dining. Gourmet lcilchen.
Huge family. room. Entertainers patio and
secluded rear grounds. $59,900. Call ~303.
RAMBLING RANCH-GI TERMS
Private street of fine homes ln prime area:
4 bedrooms inclu~J secluded master
quarter$, 2 bedroom drens area of1 guest
!acilily, 25' family room. Ponderolla party
room, crackling fireplace. 35' covered patio
and DANCE PAVlLION. Call SU-0303.
ABANDONED SPANISH
Long private road to 2 story Spanish on
large park-like grounds. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths.
Sunken party room. Mammoth wall length
fireplace. Rugged beams. Huge formal din·
ing. Cantina kitchen with built-ins. OaJ<on
bannister staircase. Hide-a·way master
suite with sundeck and wrought iron bal~
cony. Red tile roof. NEAR BEACH. Call 64!Hl303. . ..
ISLAND PARADISE + POOL $42,500
DUPLEX·
NEWPORT
MOYE·IN
CONDmON •
UNOCCUPIED
556-BIBl or 642~1'771
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Bea.ut!ful ru!ftom built family
home -Harblr Hi School -4 Bedroccns • 3 Baths • Den. PROBABLY mE LO\VEST
• Family Room • F1replace PRICFJ> I BR. 2 BA. HOME
• Breakfast Bar • Man;y frutt JN EASI'BLUFF •.• AS AN
bearing ttees • offered tor ADDED INDUCEMENT,
11>9,!llX). Call qJLWEU. OWNE.R WILL RE<:ARPE.'I' ~:.11111..lla
-· · · TllRUOUT. "'9,000,
PLEASI CALL CORNER DUPL::J
BY THE FIRESIDE
Forget too.e worries,
ttlaxlna: nightly by
this ooey fireplace
in a really comlortable
paneled Uvl.ng room
with an ocean view, in
Corona Highlands
Compact 3 bedroom home
expensively dCCOl'Rtcd
Large poolsize yard
Reduced in price to
. $58,500
HARBOR
7°/o ASSUMABLE
LOAN
675-3000 ,;;].RC:,~ ~E,.LR MAR.
fa 11 \\ ,\ Ill: lfll
Ill: II I'\ I \I'. .. . ' '. -'
H-l'nlpeftyf
2 BR houae with corrals on
lirge R-4 lol Owner will
carry fin. $38",000. Hurry!!! ca.u 60-8400.
$211.0o PER MONTI+
PAYS ALL
A gM.t. 3 bedaoom pride ot
-OM!erlhtp dolh>use pril.'etl , flt ~,SOO. Assumable VA
loM M oriy 1'iii'*· Located tn Santa Ana S>Utti of. War.
painted wtth beam ~ firepl.~ &: new .
' ())zy rear 1 BR unit
REMODELED "'ilh -~
wan., bW1tina. ~ _... .
a( rear mtt.~::t/J. • '
S.nd for your• -Home for Living . .
mognlno '!' Newport!
BHch •r•• propertleS:
with plctur11 & p<icffl . ' 2121 E. Coo st Hlwoy l
Coron.e d•I M•r ;
~ ~ c-.. VA R_EPO I
Ne! Down G.I. " ' """° DOWll· f>' I Beaut\ful 3 Bdrm wilh IWim· 3 BR, 2 BA,, Jauniryl
ming pL Dining rin, built-room. dedrk: buUtim.
,ins A dls>wuhor. Family Ind -~ nn, ftreplace. Pane I e d 'lir ·heel, carpetilig u;:}
with payments of only $234 garap. Excellent location. out, fonnal ~ ....., ,
per month 1 n c I u ding $38,000. 51J-.l'IXI ft'BI' p6>. 2-ca:r ....._., '""""h'"•· ·areat 3 TARBELL REALTORS NI pt1oe. flll,!00, 1'191
bedroon1 home witll sunnY • per .mo, ltd. eJ.11 _ ~ =:.: 1:1!:'."i..::!:'~r"f •• -::;,~ Linda Isle . M'IPROVEll VA AGE!ff ·
lng &-deep shag carpeting. I' a..... hlli& and cul-de-oac By Owner /Builder '""°' for tho kldo. Oruy $250,iloo 5Jl·51H ( ::::1 531·5HI $34,950. 6t6-T111 -Open Excellent Terms
evenings. ·Ml!.¥ leue option •
673-Tl'82 * 673-TIM 250 RENT 'TIIL YOURS • -*~N'~PT=:::cH.,:E°'1°"GC-HO:T'-'S~*~ I ~:J':r.' 'l°"s!,,.,~ Walker & Lee . SPANISH Bath&. Famlly room. """" •••~••Ta t• 3BR.2be.,neWiyremodetl'd. talhers patk>. Plu•'.h
I ~:iiOi~~~~jiii~ Price just reduced! Vacant • clubhouse and pool Agt. I i owner 88YfJ tell! 645--0303. • •
OPEN WED. l·S BALBOA BAY PROP. Fut...,.,..~""' a .....
425 SEVILLE * 642-7491 * can sway 64H611. ,
Sale or L••i•/Optlon Gener•I o.n.r:al
Or, owner will lease this ;:..:;.=~-----.;;.;==----;-;.!
k>vely J-.ty. Peninsula Pt.
home. 3 BR. plua family rm.: vacant, quick pogsess.
$98,fm • $600 rm. lease or
Jeue/opOon.
Call: 673-366.l 671-d Ews
associated
BROKERS-REALTORS
~C25 W Balb~i: 611 lbl.)
Builder's
Uquidation •
Near new trlp~. huge 3
·BR, 2 BA'•pnrtrnents, cpts,
drpl, bltm. Pdlee«ill! ! ! Just
Hsted at $11,950. 10% Down
00~~ ·"" pere!!!
MACNAB
IRVINE
ARCHITECT DESIGNED
French Country home on 73' of choice Bay.
front. The ULTIMATE in luxurtous livtne.
Pier & float for 60' boat (M57) •
LA CASA GRANDE
Enjoy carefree condominium living. Lova.
ly 3BR, 2Y.i bath , Trina mOdel . Asidnt
$72,500. Bob Owens 642-8235. (M58)
~~.lmMmll/L2Wl!,r<.!,• SECLUDED UPPER BAY
V. E. "°"'"' & Co. • Exclusive area. Professioruilly landscap-
,.. ,_ -ed. 4BR/FR, formal DR, breakfast area.
Tako Ovor Ex isting VA $59,950. Jack Custer 64U235. (M59)
71'.1-$244.00 Monlh OWNER LEAVING COUNTRY
Poys All Must sell beaulilully decorated 4BR/D/FR
B ' au t I t u 1 home wtth View home. '87 ,000. Lease qpUon possible.
beautiful terms, take It (Ive?' Martha Macnab 642-8235, (MOO)
subject to ext.ting VA Joan,
annual ,,....,,_ rate " IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
711%. • ""'""'""" 3+ den, BR + FR-$87,200 incl. land. Sharp, •-2 JqJArldlng bath5, plush u1 ..
'""• .,,..,..,, 1...,9 ,.,....,.. maculate home. Upgraded cpta &·drps +
in potto, ihio home ""' landscaping. Waller King 644-6200. (M36)
!l(lmcth.lng special l·o r
""'"''""' ,.. it ioday. Call DOVER SHORES AREA
Red CArpct. Re a Ito rs. 4 BR executive residence w/secluded pool s~. In lush garden selling., Lovely enlerlaln-
2 Homes 01! 1 lot ment home. $110,000. Helen Wood 644-6200
EASl'SIOE "' """'""""· (M35) · • '
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area. Air.conditioned. Qv,rner h8s added
tl)1'n features. Large Joi, al enaol
street. '124,500.
• VIEW $30,000--~'-WI
'l'Tuly a ~-a·k1Dd this ~ I I LI
little charmer a.its quietly l--------
way at "'• """' o1 ' huce NEWPORT HEIGHTS
WALK TO NEWPORT. BEACH. Sweeping
~orner grounds and swaying trees embrace
South Sea Island paradise. Spacious interior.
24' MASTER SUITE with sitting room.
Separate childrens wing. GUEST FACILI·
TY. Elegant living room. Formal dining.
Gourmet kitchen overlooking maJ!Diflcenl
rear grounds featurl11g p8tlo, decK1 dress·
-lng-rooma-Slld-SPARKLJNG .. l'!X)l, Call
641Hl303.
.......... TOI' ·RE!iTAL 3 flRfFR home -Newport Height& area.
AREA. No"""'""'.-·· w-....1-f New carpets, ~pe_i:_P!\lmbllii "'"""-11+--l~-_;_ ·e CAC1: NTTI• MiifthK"Miicna > ~.-(M2'1f
---644-1766 ColdMll,Bnmr
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2161 San Joaquin Hiila Rd., N.B.
Jot. Located on tM blutrs WITH POOL
view l>rol>o">" Zoned R-4. ownl!r An:tlou~. M a k e CUtt' 3' BR, 2 BA Doll Houle ~nable otft>r. Rl' d wllh lt&.Jo• pool, ga.'I bltnt,
Carpet, ltcAltori, &i.~. fple, ll\m rm. 0\\-ner "'·ants
REAL ESTATE ~ALES fAlll 11.'ll('! ~San Bernardino
PrYl8 or p11.n-ttm~ fll'Oli, \\11y or mil Brk, G4.')..fli46.
not ran1 th,. hljlhcst romm?' JIRVf' IOl'llelhlng you WQl\l to
Confklentlt.Uy, call aellr Claatned ads do ti
J. Cllt'f'Y Rlll'I-. -M&-T414 wt'tl • Ctlll-NOW &4).6678.
~or 11 ... 545 sa1 .....--
FOREST E. OLSON
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Lachenmyer:
R, 1ll •J• I Irvine I ~~-,°'"-1 ... --.... -
REALTORS
2299 !!ARBOR BLVD "5.oloJ •
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Newport &MG\ Duptue1/Untta Bu1fneu .......... ,,.. Cotti Mooe
, * ltlDUCllD * $27 ,000 4 BR. GROWING 1AMILY * $lit 500 * LOOKING • • • < BDlWS Ph.; nWd'• <Ba TOWERS
TOP
* 3\'i LOTS * Hie 162 1-0pport==""""l"'ty'-_..;200:;:;;;.1
NOW SUUOO Z-IA. -2.2'! "I· h. ol (?OWinr room. FOR PRESTIGE? E 1 e g an c. I*,..,;....,; V-.1 -pl111 ,_. <l'OOm. Super renovtled • Ma.me'• cei-.•"1')'. SurllhhM
'botlt mooring; fumished, clean A -ready for oc-
lllnt park!~. Step!! to cupancy. Ju.t rl&ht for you
WOW! S BR. 214 BA, larmll We have h heft'! Qual\cy Bn.nd new. Call todt.y?° ·
dinlno, lltnlly area """'" """"""""' m "'" lllXltdOttl GEu laundry, In Oeaut'itUt loca· 4 'bedroom 2 'bath home Oil ·:~..,jl..--
In N'pt , Beftcn, + IJ unlll. O.W.C. 1st T.D. at 8<'k on
Ala:i. 3 BR remodeled tone, !'hill \l'ft')' lhU? Peninlula re. land. Boch IRPl?l'tks !. trlp!ex. 1'hrte ~. 2
block 'o Dea-:·~. bedroom and 1 bfdroml
BALBOA BAY PROP. unit•. $8,580 lf'OU· Try ten * •7S.7420 * tilneti gross as an offer. ~acl'I. OwMJ' says "sell" renters to rel atarted.
()pt:n datly 1-6: 106 Pear\ St. Carpell I: drapes thruout. ~-61>-0l.44 &15-1313 HUi\? kitchen with &&I
NEW ourU:x lor u.le by range. Country l!ilml'.JSphere, owDu $140 rttJ' tota.) payn)t:JltJ are leM lhan
tlon tn i'ount&in Valley. pool-size view lot ht Turtle-120-F Tustin Aw., N.B.
CUl-<le-&ae at.rtet, nrat A roclt Terrace ltt'f. ?atake REAL TORS fi.124623
clean lnside & out. Beat thla 1·1 --" 1 _...:__ · U you '42 700 call 1 e ~er or ""'",.,.-with BEST inside hoose on Lido
3{1-.1584 can • • • ' ' the lldf~~ own, b"Uh Isle, 8 BH. 5 blil by patio on
· mMbet', gtw ded tile bu.ill hi dbl lot, big 11..:~1, f1u11 rm,
One of Newport'• best
\\'Mte11ront vit"\0.'1. Newly
dccoruted 2 BR. 2 BA
dl'luxe cono.ion\lnlun1. Va-
canl & 1t\'1tllablc OO\\'. t'ull
price;
Bkr. 61S-Tl25.
*SACRIFICE PRICE* MESA Ve"" 2 • 3 bdrm, 3 FOR SALE/LEASE t'ar garage, min. upkeep.
DIJ't'(·1 from ooncr. N1,.-v.·~ ~by 01,·ner s;i9,400
Cl'i'!lt condo 2 hr. in1mf'dl1lt' m.f9..ui '0 · 9824946 rent. Walker I: I,.ee REAL . r ESTATE, 545-&191 Open BEAT THE v•« bac and ~the tanllly form! din ml. lrg liv rn1,
, INTEREST RATES enjoy the 5POCiOUllJ!e$& both den, \\et bar. nULny blllns. Balbee Penlneule D:e1. tn51de lllld out. ft06.500, Channing. by o wn c r , $79,500 aVltU&bll ily. Ca.I! $48.T:i>.i DUPLE." -Sharp Santa Ana
Ovt"li. lleli;tht~. Prlneipala only.
BAYVIEW .,._
lsi.-doo.a 5 bCc:lroom1 with ·dtntna: 'Jooorn, loada of ltOt'· aq, built·lnA, fireplace.
OWnet' hu moved. lillllt be
90kl, eYet1 the fuful~ ~·
Consider 4QY" trade or sub-
nrlt at $75,000. Good flnanc-
'""· PActnC PROPERTIES
6?5-6112 or 675-16.12
Coron• del Mar
Assume tb;s 71!% FHA ·loltn CALL 552-7500 f11S,OOO phooe 6!>-7'119
--,.:..;........,. I & mo.·e Into "" _,,.,. S VISION Mesi V1rde W II,.; O l BR, 1%. BA home tn Foun-N TRADE Newport Be a ch 8 na:r U 88 lain Valley. Abaolutely no • BELOW MARKET twpOrt Prop. Jor Out-Of-Town ~=~"~'!!'~'~'~"~''-!'=:=:'.'.I cleanfn&: here. Profes:sionally • d h 'I I $l3 ;a, at Prop, Bkr. Tit/673-20.'.)8.
* ••Lu * <bne trtd• ~out. And only re I 3 ·DR. 2 BA, ·,,.. l>m. rm., Newport Hol•tm 2 BEACH UNITS n -... $41,750. Can 963·5621. located In quiet cul-00.rac. Fairview I;.;.;..;..="-'-"-""""'"---One block to ortan, priM ot 311~~.2~~~~.pa.intcd. DUTCH CLEt\N RJnt!:T~ark een~~t~ ~=~~iyt~:::. 64&.1111 A KING SIZE ~~~~~um:~.~
Sl,450 Down Spic ,It Span 3 BR. 1~ BA luxurlou!J w/w car Pe 1 5 . (anytime) HOME. 12 rooms: 4 BR. 2 er, new patnt ~
$246 a ·mon., P1TI thats super upgraded. L•nuna Beach l0% down. (TI~I 77'6-9302 Ba., huge recreation rm.. tax shelter, Ca.it qul<'k tq BALBOA BAY PROP. Ot"ani'! llflllg carpeting thru· !: · utility&. laundry r1ns .. & ol· ~ th'il.
?itesa Verde Dr. at· Harbor out &lotsoJ wallpaper. Back 3 BDRM. & DEN Newport a.ach !Ice or den. L.e"e. l!Vlng rm l•rwln re•lty inc.
* 5~ * & front lawns are extremely VA N Dow p I GRA BASICALLY w/charming !rplc. l..ge. 96l-440S {24 h ) beautiful, Nice No. Hun· • • 0 n yrn • ND OPENING kitchen w/all btlns. All "
TE"nna. 1.37,500. 6-iZ-3i29
lncom• Property 166
MESA <lei Mar. Aasume 6'A. tlngton Beach location. Ex Approx. $500 Total N1w1?Drt Bay Towers cu2'lom built ~·/many many • ..,Equal,.;.;;. ... ".;°".;",."'.;.,;,0;,;PP~·Y;,·...,
percent loe,n. 4 Br. covered cellent-~ble I 0 8 n · Mov1 In Cost t & 2 BEDROOM •01 YOU extras. Asltin,g · $68,500 or WALK TO A patio. $37,700. $252 mo. $32,900. Call~. Nestled in the hiDs, ON 3 c;.'ONOOl\11NJUl\t HOl\1ES r ·\.\,Ill leasM>ption. 20 NEW UNITS PRIVATE IEACH 540-J000, ""'""';,. ' LOTS OVERLOOKINGa,.yrront ~lomes CALL ~ 6•6·1414 \\'ill Consider Contract
FIXER-Upper home .. S~BR., THE OCEAN BE LOW. Boat Slips 1534 ANTIGµA 9\:1' ~ Costa ~lesa. S.·hl"d. income * $56,500 * frpl. Lee. yard. $27,cn>. Detailed rustic architecture, Full Security llighrise WAY ·-·-$54.000. Prirc s.185,000. l5"'o Fortin Co., JUtn. 6U-50XI ~·/exterior of wood, stucro, Steel & concrete construction REALTY 00....'n. Over 75% mi1ed.
Two if?ntl'OUll sized bed· F 1 I V l1 weathered cedar shingle Private Balconies East Gf Samia.go, N. of 17th. N••r l'f••per1 Pe1t Offlc• for details call
rooms, a roomy kJtchen, a ;;•;un;;•;•;;1;;;;";;;°1;;;;;;;' ;;;;;;J roofiines . .LGE. SUN DECK 2 garage spac~s per unit. BAY VIEW WANT 3 or 4 BR Nwpt Hghts CJS REAL ESTATE H\lini room a.II <bte in Lem· ' E N c L 0 s E D w I T H Root '°" -·-'-k ·-u
Y-"-·-G .. l>WA.I<..,,_ OPEN Wlo.."O. & THURS. house, rent or buy, immed .....,... 611 or eve 5S1..Q.W
on ~and Llme reeNI • fRE( USJ WOODEN RAil.S. THAT Unusual Opportunity to Pur· I~ p~J poss. Deiite low inte1"6l that's llO light and sunny ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.J AFFORDS A SC EN IC c:hasc Bayfront Property In as.sumable loe.n. ~ TRAil.ER. park, '34 spares, that it looks like part of the .,_1 Arr TO OCEAN VIEW. Newport Beach. Cu9tom, eX'lra spe.cious 4 BR, xlnt close In loc, $10,000 parll:~Lrr:t ~~Ide. ~t ,!a~ :e~ BWADWA y Wri~ dell&ng1IN~~D~ 310 F6,ndo Rd., N.B. ~~~31 ='~~~~ ;::: Newport Shores ~~ re=.~n x:~~:!:: ~ pynrt, variou& areas . floor plan, serviced by 2 5-1551 Your kitchen has all built· BLOCK TO OCEAN lng, princ, only, Coco Brk. ·4_~. ~obligation. SHOPPING baths. Spacious for1nal liv. BEACH DUPLEX ins. 133' dooblc. ri cotTler lot 2·Sty. A-frame. 3 BR .. 2 be.. 492-1021 eves, 546-6261
FOR THOSE WHO
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provide a potential for
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net worth lncreue for
yoo IUi an llldf!pendent
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erate his own bus-
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Prospective dl!alers
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Equal HoUiliig oPi)ortunlties o-··•iful k....... • .t BR rm. \.\'Ith pitched eel.ling & • provides the p vacy you Newly decor, in & out, Incl. CORONA DEL ~fAR Three IAWKI """""'"' • .. ... ir;..-, en extensive use Of glaM. The Extenor nt'\\'ly painted, 3 BR desire. Offered at Sl32,500. n~· carpets It drapes. r.oy builcH and ~~: ~ tm-:X, ~~ c~~· ~ i:: ~s isALl_ co;~~~['. :a: ~pr:e1~· o~~~P ~~~ Suti~tr:·REAL TY S4B.900. j=t parking lot ~val\abJ~: ~~ytt:a11.
8C1lping, fllus maJlY extras. ED WAU.S, VAULTED terior decorating. Beil btzy C714) 826-2TIO or 533-7940 CAYWOOD REAL TY Lease or sa:le. Bkr. 615-12"6 fied for ct1c or lh'-'Se ~'OLD-WORLD Huntington Beach Exef.fterl. area, <1!11Y $33,00l. OPEN BEAM. CEil.INGS, on the beach. * 541-1290 * FOURPLEX f4l 2 BR eround ~rshlps, p 1 ease \ CHARM'' . I' "MASSIVE & IMPOSING $76,500 DESERTED ! ! ! Santa An.1 Or unlt1 Hntr Bch. S49,950 can ~!~.3~ ~~~ STEPS TO SURF ~~~~n:LACE, from1-ro1orange,.C.M. 642-1771 °;~.:'1r:~ ~b!!; TO\VNHOUSE, NR SOLmll,';l:.,"-"!:,;7786~t~•rm~•-·_•_•.,2~-,.,'-'..,'_s. HER~°LD~~INElt
&m deck, deep s bag $43,000 t'2 ... 71 ,(=J54M10J Stepsaver kitchen has ALL ~ Newport aN>D.. Just listed OOASI' PLAZA, 6-2 BR. Houaea C.M. lnc.
carprting,· i1exlcan tile, 3 Bedroom 2·s..ory .executive ..,.,._,,..,., ---. ...... ! BUil.T JN ~RANGE & and ho! at $35.500. Low 4 BR. dbl gar, pool, $29,500 Sti>/MO. Good terms. Circulation Dept.
open beams. Tli.'O fireplaces home in Immaculate ooOOi· 5¥4%. IH.TER.EST. OVEN , DlSHWASHER, 0. 21 down Of\~? Am take a 1 ~5~1"T""'~~~""~"'~· ~"~"~"'~7 . .s'JSl~~·, 1y ~~EA~G~E~R~.~RjEAJ;~~:rY~-~~ 1111 So. Broedw•y add to the wann glow tion. Formal dining room, ASSUME FHA LOAN ~:_ ETC1 ·•· a~1ngbl.OOod ~-trade!. Call IH5-84CX>. lnchl1tr;.1 p.-riy 161 Los ·~let, Ca. 90015
created by thla tastefully family room, hobby room, '"5~"'" n mati::n color • --...... ...,. d-t~ 1 ,. T ood WALK TO ~EACH. Enjoy tones. Spacious, level rear I~ (213) 7~1212 ...... .,. .. ""' c as 1c. oo g or 4th bedroom in p.r'Rg'e. gorgeous suniet: from this d IDEAL F 0 RI---------.... ...._ an * BIG ~I * E 51• ~ m;'8cce;~~~Y~ ·\Y/w shag carpets. paved 4 'BR home. GraOoue tiving ~f;™1NG POOL. The BLUFFS ,.... 73 FT. x 300 FT. xt, • or 526
GRUBB & ELLIS area 'for boat siorage. Call room .l adjoh.lirw tonnal pa'Opcrty Is VACANT & IN NEWPORT BEACH MOM; to lo.n 2i8 _ ...
Realtors naw to see. COATS :~~;a!,:. nk:: :~~t~N 2 ~sto~Ndr:~ F.EE 11E11
• Mobile Homes .$45,000 DON~T BORROW
2863 E. cat H1vv., Cclr-.t • • tJe kitchen. park· like thruout. Offered for only, Elega~ tn the Bluffs!! The PRIME OCEAN VIEW For Sale 125 RIVIERA REALTY 'TIL YOU CALL USI \
675-lm • grounds. $42,500. Take ad· $5" 500 FULL PRICE pro. fess1onal touch is ob-PROPERTIES FOR SALE 149 B~i'lvav. C.P.f. Bo-u on -~ home -uJ"-l"!l!~!'!'J!""!~~'l'!"!!! WAL' 'CE " ESTATE SALE 642.w7 64s.560t Ews. .... ,._ ., v I"' ~ • ~ .. -vantage of 'this low ~· NO DOWN PYMT v100s. A spacious 2:350 sq. ft. BY State of California '"" Jor any &ood SJW'PC*!. Sen'· IMMED. P.osSESS. REALTORS Olli :~ fteal Estate Falr, TO ELIGIBLE VETERANS 4 bed1w1n, family room \Vatch tor our big ad In FIUlhlon Manor mobile home Re•I Estate W•nf'M 1M ing Los Angeles County •
Sharp 3 Bdnn:, 2 ba.ths; im· fC.4454. 536-2551, 839-6133. . .__, bi · home on fee land THURSDAY'S PAPER al x' '5, 2 bedroom, 2 bath'. over 20 ~ and NO\v 1111 . Entire loan ...... ance paya e Only $87 500 (Oa.5!1100 Generali l\1ay be see t 9850 • • ' H ~-ty! JnliC. cond. New carpeu ..,..,. __ ... _...,...., Harbour View S«l6 per mo., Incl. int. at CALL 6.••'7•11 G n a WANT to buy home, un-.......... .., lhruoat; masive t r p l c. OWNERS OF: 8%% annual '°Ai rate for ~ 6.. (2131 63>-3m! • 1U11.eld. Huntington Beach, tington Bch, a.ta MH& SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO, Pa~ 'Io rud 'tw, pool &: 8oflt action view from your zgi,s, yrs: Ask for r.tr. West Space 96. Contact perk area. About s 3 o, o 00 , (TI4) 556-0106 '°' .,. dill-· to """'· RlANCISCAN llv. nn. • dtn. nn """'· MISSION REAL TY """""" ot· ""'' Mc. Paige, 11filtH316. eoo earn.,... Drive, N.B. o.-,.,.. ""'"" ONLY $33,o·oo BA y VIEW •• BLu..... ""'' Department. s •. 1 ~~~~~~~ MORGAN REAL TY POUNTAINS 985 So. °"''' H.,, .. I.aguoa T,,.,,,,, brand ~w ' Be. cam. "' N•"•""' e.ru..1 : lsl TD LOIDI .. 67~ 675-6459 BY THE SEA Huntington Phone (714) 494a0731 ~~~~. 2~pl~a~·c~rgba;,1a;~~~ ~~:.11. Ptlininnun bid I Flnwl8I )~ UP TO DO'J(i
* BUILD INCoME * O"" al Huntington Beach" H rbou , REAL~:• ·, • DESERTED! ta..,;c kit•~en. Pool. SACRl>'ICE $5.!""1. Lloo.1 '-----_J 2 d TD L Older 2 BR. house on most deslrat:ire locations. 4 G r ... Lagunn ""' .... n n. Vartt a Open SAT 1.'.4. Sun 11-1. Waler Jo"ront Park, Furn. ft oans·
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I larp·R-2 IOI • BR, .larg:eJamily room-wilh R..;;lty better Wy than n-I06t-in,tf\e. NEWPORi 2951 Qucdada. Dbl. \\'ide, s \.\'/po o I . •
Good ~-""de •-tJon D...L... v-->-....._.. tirepl·--bcaeh arts'?' Herc are 3 ""-41:.;:1, G~ ~~, ,~, °' ?M . Business ~ ""'" c-..,.,,,. '"'"""" ~""' """'" BEACH I iiiiiioi~;i;';.;.,;ii..io~iio.,;..;;,""iiiiiiio I •...........u. Low-•sLr•t•-nr1n•.L'"-, S:M,500 nest.100. a n1 0 n g $50,000 lnt4 COASI' HWY. units, ,,•ith plenty of Laguna 1, .N-E\=,~,~BR-. 1-8-A-1-;,-... -,-,-1. , Opeorfunity 200 1: _ I ~M • ""'·1----
RIVIE RA REALTY homes. A56Uffi~ 7'N Joan or .tn4l 846-1384 A: <Z13) 592-2845 charm. Jum a fe1.1.· bloc.its NEWPORT ISLAND • -tt er '9· Co. -fina-..1M~ to, $Ult. $-ll;ffio. CO'ITAGE BY THE SEA' fron1 lhe.albooch, on_.~ quiet, lOC/f DO\\'N,2 im1n~illtc CC· Adult part \.\·/privatE' beRch M2-21n 1:111: .... ~ li9 Broadway C.M '"'.,• --u $16.500 540-3672 e Uourn1et Butcher Shop _._ ~ ._., ••11: .r&a. E'ves. SOLD IN 1 W_EEK ~i·mmoth den with h•;•e residcrltt., .s'tn~ct; 1e "no cupa1)(·y: . BR, tl('\\·ly w· ATERFRONT e A p St '" Serving Harbor area 24 . _,,_, ...,.."9111T "" -~""' ·~ P' "-11 1-' le nd H 19~ ,,fQBI LE home lo-,.,, Ulo arls, ore . ..., Vf'!I I h1t.ve ~ri fbr an;y model. vacancy ...,,,., Q u . °"' t'r piun L"' 1ns11 a out. ur-,., • J·~
MOTHER NATURE-P~asie cal! Mazel'tel at: ~':.. 1~J:af an ~ttaCO-: h111T>.,A(J'!1 ! Snl.500. ry! ! ! .'35.500,. Call ~. I LEASE/OPTION ~~in:s~u~-~ 2p~~·8 2 2 : ~~ ~~~n~:!:ed MoT~~
UVftl ~! GerdeTl-type BRASHEAR REALTY '·wri t e r s! ret·reat". I · RVI 1 NT!l9 (Nrt \00'1 worri~)
home, l bdrm• .• 2 baths, • 968-078 * Remodeled &: loaded wiltt 'Oeait \~ E. l'°"unf & Co. BROKER 133-0780 Holl•nd Bu1lne11
l:',;. ~I= = s-r-DOWN -g::_qu~ ~""r;.\"'&1= REAL ESTATE ... .._......,. VA LOAN 1~::'°' jral ..,...170 SALES ......., PUT YOUR MONEY:
bcaticn. '9t.500. ·. BIKE TO BEACH priced. Bkr. 96U011 1190 GlenneY1""-SL Great enterllltnment home iiiiiiiiiiiiiiir· i~ii~ BARBER Shop, comer loc .. :miu;~':':Z,~··~10 ·~ ~~~ ~~ REPOSSESSIONS , .... _!1473 ______ ;<>031_~6, Harbor YteW Homes ~:~ 10t2' ;l, ~~ai~i~ Commercial -!~~P ~:f-J!1 1e1::.
CORONA lflGHLANDS POOL &: TENNIS COURT. :·or informRlion and location TIRED room, beautiful pool, boat & Property 151 Good iross. 673-5153
BY OWNER 3 BEDROOMS. Spaclow: fivin&: room with ol 1,h@Be FJl.A & VA homes, • • .; Carmel model \\•ith valley trailer 11rus<:. 113:t.:nso. -· --~~·~='CE, POOL ,........ &..,,_,,,:_,.. .:--......, cor..act • ···Of fixer-uppers . See thts v1·ew 3 Bd d. · & RED CARPET NEWPORT BEACH ··~·~ • ~~ --·-~ ··~-· KASABIAN t beac~ "°"" al t . , cm•.. tnmg . SlZEI> YARD. P RINCIPALS goormet lcitdiel1, 4 generous freft 1 • mos family rooms. l\Tany extras REAL TORS Prtme Baytront Site "'~=,,.::;0:.:N=LY.:.:..· 67J.==-=-~ st.im bedrooms among tine Re•I Estolo 9'" .r6.•~ ~w. ::!_a,lly beneat. .2 BR.. 2 built Into this adult occupictl ==..:.c:::,,c:.:_:c_:c:.~-l''or boat repairs&. sales ~ '1 ALPil"E IM'l'OUndlngs.2 blki homes on a circWar 9treet. I ;.~:._.;::;:::;::;,,.-;..;:•;~= """· .. v ·• ams, groo~y hon1e: u i"> fxolter 11mn \\/ANT to buy hon1e, Hun-Bin Grundy Rltr. 67:Hi161
. ~ bdl2 , beaut new . dlx. ~ ~ ~ 1:'tat~~: :r ~:r:u-e:i~..s~·~ $;.'~all for app't. lo vit~·. :1i~~~n A~~i. rs~~, ~~er Condominiums
""'......,• BR. 2 BA, S62,500 5.16-Zl51, ""'6133. • beach. Agreat ·buy at.$59,500 CORBIN-MARTIN 711-5.~.6-8.116. for sale
or ftae w/option. 673-7169 ..oo===="'-_,,, __
* D Realtors 644--7662 BLUF'FS X Plan. $60,000, 3 e Model Available e
t'OZY, RUSTIC l Br. frpl, •str BR. 21.i Ra. 1 yr old. WI patio. R-2 lot. $45,000. I ess Ne;wport ' Crest c 0 n d 0 Vista Trucha. 0 w n er Bal.anct' or ;l8 units In 11 8 Cn! Prine. only. Owner 673-t.169 Sacrifice! Plan 2, ocean & &10-1090. park setting at San Lltis
DUPLEX pool view. Choil'est loc. I "="='"--~~-=~ Rey Gol'f Coui'Se • all Pd.
by owner~5:· ~ No down to veterans. Im-VA REPO New, vacant, imnted occup. N~!XXIC~~~·w lm~~~1·2vi:: 3 Br, 3 ha, frpl<', \\·/gepr
0 I• dall mediate ~km on this Savt: $6500. Full price private guest suite. Com!K't: pen ~ y. 4 BR, 2 BA home-with 1657'2 Slmmone, HB · ~.000. Xlpt int & ter1ns. 11 •'/t> int. O\vner, &~. PREFER EE D PROP. C,ott• MeM pl.llllh carpetll't& ll Jocated on OWner/Agcnt 6'15-32Xl LUXURY 4 br, 21,; ba. lg ERTJES, f714) Th8-0590 •
... 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I ~-~ ~ On '28•500 I '"" , .. ,. m••te• -··t J• a lree-:oo-...:u ..u-....::-1. ly Agent 847~ Newpo11 Cl-est Condo 1 rm, "' '° _. ' ""'1 e. NEWPORT RIVIERA
160
DAILY
PILOT
ORANGE
TO WORK FOR YOUI
Earn 10% or more on wdJ.
lleCUl'ed .2nd _Trust ~ dill
Orange County 1"I estate.
SIGNAL MORTGAGE 00.
fTI4) 566-0100
4iiOO Campus Dr., N.B. _ ... _
HouMt Furnfthed 300
BA YFRONT 5 BR. jt<1 beodl,
Pier, frl>'c, dlhwshr. Winter,
$500. 6TJ.9045/673.fiOCJ5.
$1950 D'O'WN $33.950. SUbrnit your terms. Irvine NEW Plan 5. nc"" immed. <>C"e. Agent/owner, &W--0166 Gl°llC'lou! 3 Br, 2~1 Ba, tpl,
call MRS. HANNA. 545-8424, * * Sllc-S6000 disroun1. 4 hr, 3 3 BR house neflr ocean. lov.· ram rm, 2 car gar. Jmmed. COAST'S 4 BR house avail now for fl
Soutti"...o, Realtors:. TURTLE Rock Hills. Pres!· CUSTOM DUPLEXES ha, Jani rn1, pool, tcruiis. rlo\1·n payment. l\t i I es Poss. S32.0CKJ. Financing mo. lee.lie. Lots of rooin .
TAKE OVER dent home. 3 Bdrm 5 . . l:~°"~"'~'~r~&~!2~-~7190~.~~~~~u~""'~"~R~ea~lt~o~'·~673-8563~~·~·~ Avail . To i1l'lpect ca 11 STUDENTS WEl..CO~ 6~4., FHA LOAN Professionally landscaped. Real ~1ex1can tile entrys, ~'"=Z.="'32=·~~~-~~ Call (7131 ~8366. If m
. ..: BRAND NEW
.: Eostaldo Locotlon
• I BR, 2 BA. U00 ... tt. CpU,
: drp5. fenci, laridacaped,
: aprtnklen, a 11 Included.
• $«,900 A_., qwilltleo!
' '645-6177 and SU.l~
. WESTSIDE .3 BR plus. May
CONlder nlA or VA ~e.
Several to cbooM: from,
: $23.~'8.;oo. Aok toe Peg
• •s-ntth, ,Ph:lne any ti mt'
: 642-29!n, QU I NTARD
: REALTY. We wUI sell
• yoon tor 4 percenl com·
; mission.
~; BEAUTIFUL Metia Woods
' home 3 BR, 2 ha, atrium,
fountain. 979-83&l l'lYeS.
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. ,. fl.lany extras. SJ:J-247). lavish use of Nor~rn ~ ~ FRENCH Porter honi(', 3 Br. answer leaw me• s; a I r• 1
"Fann Style" home Amt'ftO' Redv;oocl, large v I e \\' I "-•I £slat• I I R•-' Estate, I 2 , Ba I M k I 1213) 582-5219. t8ll\dy u-ees· & ivy ~ ,BACK Bay .beauty· O\llfler balconies. These an> one of G.Mnl... Gentl'M 'r'l ' poo' shume board, t &lboo
r:rounits. 4 BRs, blttlard says move It. 3 BR. form. a ~ind. custom built "I:~;;;;;;;;;;~~:;~;;;;~~;;;;;~~~ ~~~. sai,COO. ar e pace BAY Vt'ewP.e~lnB•R·.1·, BJ : 2 !Azeri ·bonus room, CQUntry din. rm. & pool.. Boat ac--designed for those who wAnt ,, A.I
style t'at·in kitdlen m\ni' ceu. Agt. 833-J38J . to be different. ... ocean C . 1 Commerclel Don't give up lhe Mtpl story house. Frplc, dsbWlbr .
""' ...,mab!< "'HA -· CORBIN-MARTIN roperty 151 Pcoperty 151 ordlard on larrt: lot. ~1 this , T' IME FOR vlev.· avnll. Call for details. ompmerci• ljCLASS~~IF~!ED~~""~l~I ~"~ll~l~l!~~~~~~~~~~~~Y~eor~ly~,~53&-~l~.llill~ .. ~~~·~'
Dvn"t mm out. Call nov... Re•ltor• '44-76621i~1r~~ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~~ ' ~:5;'t"~.'' Fate, QUICK CASH f.<tc':!::':a~:\~'.:'m nn ll [ ,_,.,,..., I~[ _,°'.., ]~[ _,...., I~
OWNER. 3 BR, 2 BA,,~""" THROUGH A a pool·•b'<l lot . Cecot °''"" MACNAB fam. rm ... ·/ma8Sive frplc., & do\\'nlo\1·n Laguna ''ie11•.
paneled study. Laund nn., Richly detailed 1vilh dinill).:
lrg. kit., dlx cpts, walled WANT AD nn. family m1 &. fit't'phu.:e.
n!ar yard, comer lot, nr Patio, 11;prinkle1°1.'(J lav,.·n. I RV I N E bch. $39,500. 536-4ii62. Al90 avai\.\·able for lease.
$57.IXXl. ~.
TARBEtL, RHltors
1920 S. ColUlt Hwy., L.B.
-rr.iERA LD BAY
3 Bdnns. of old Spanish
chann & oak floors. On lhe
ocean side of the Hwy.,
short walk to bea<'h. $98,500
TURNER ASSOC.
1105 N. Coast H"''Y" Laguna
494-1177
2 BR, t bath OOn1c overlook·
ing ocean. l<S . 11v nn w-b!t·
In bookM!..~s. frplc. $59,500. n4-487..;;goo.
Lido lal•
MOVE-IN COND.
Completely fumlahcd. 3 BR.
Plus maid's. 3\t Ba'1t Only
50 tt. 1oC avail. on Nord at
the ptt9tnt time! Newly
decor. Pier It 1Hp. $285,000.
ONE OF A KIND
.1.Jdo.'.• la11 oomer: lot.-attMt to street 35Jc8S1 aert111,tnd!
I: tennl" ct. ~.<m.
VIA LIDO NORD
4 Bdrma. .l 5' BAIM:
maaniflcent eu&lom home. • lllll'."10.
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STUDIO OR OFFICE SPACE
for lease in excepttoitaJ builidng in Ocsigll
Plaza, Newport Center. Structure & Plaza
provide a stimulating & informal environ-
ment for design professional & business
executive. Suites available from 400 sq. ft.
lo 3600 sq. fl. Page Noll 642·8235. (M53)
QUAL ITY BUil T
6000 .J.. sq. ft. bldg. on large paved lot (45
car spaces. Fronting on Bristol. C-2 zoned,
ideal location ncnr South Coa~t Plaza. Sub-
n1lt offer -Bob O\vc ns 642-8235. (~154 )
INDUSTRIAL SPACE FOR LEASE
Quality al"condilloned office, 3000-4000
sq. rt. with 4000·5000 sq. fl warehouse (part
of llrger bldJ?.) with separate address,
identity & parking. Choice Irvine Industrial
complex location. Page Noll 642-823~ .
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Gener•I Gener•I
Love
diildrl!'n, gh~ tht'nl
pr11 aC'y + stuu-ing 11ith :i UR oH the ram nn. A
1 .1uh('d <~iling in th(' !!vim;
1"1f'llTI lor thflt l~lin;: of
l:l 'Hn{k'u r. \\'h11ln 11 n11!" rif
1ht' b<-Uf'h, Only $.19,.iOO.
111 n 962-7781.
Happlneu
lli 11.. cast'le of ~r a...11. 16
r'OO!nj, 6 b&throomg.
Interested? (TI4) 962.li'J1
General
So Ci)ulet
Thi~ coodomlniuni \\ith up.
~'TlldM rv<'T'y1hifltt for pri.
1·11.1" & pcacct'ul livil\> in a
gl"flr~ nn11o~ht'TI' . T'IQ
la11n IO n1')\\', :? BR, 1'1 bfl,
1i'l4! 9G2·71il7.
Luxury
With
SplANhing O('iWI \\'lllf't. 4 BR,
3 BA, :lXXl "I' ft_ °' tivlng.
Ru.w-0 & ASM:JdatM hu; the
&11S'Ntt. fTI4) 962-TI87.
\-----O..••n-Vlew-.Olflc1-5plc:e __ _
for lease. Immediate occu·
pancy. Hunllngton Beach &
Co>st lhey.
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t-.811. ....,.W ~ ' 6 -2311Ntw»onBI,._, NtwlH Perwlu cet 1ea...t -· with -"'ork\•I•· Yud..,..a.tnupo.1!>111. ADULT --dme ID ~-&Ill! ...-. ......... . THE mT GM; -· ft5.a967. l --Pl-coll'• -i;;. ""' Calorillo A Tust!o. -It .... l ,.,.., ... -· ....... -.. s -Doll""" ..... Slll.•Adl,.ta.owr a . , r r U.CiUJrrrlA; Raom. tutelul a 1123 f(~ 1Dlh. ~~ St.. a.ta Mea Cl' phOM LOO"?': JWrot "Eaor"' P'ffll MOW • EDGE· 9 A U. Apprar bn...., Pm.._ Y« ~Dept •
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t $t5.4'll. i • ...._ -· -.....0.. • ' Eva. &227T G&ellmlir ~ Trad Gener_jif Services .a..L-rtl I •-lo R tint type'. SH Gt:n. Mlz", , . ~ -1w:.-llESA Venlo $100/mo. 4001 llRCH, NI Y~ H.B. ~ -~ 1 "' -1 HOWARD O..m>let r .,~.Ji. ~ :.Jun .... ~ at Oak· room. BA. IQlch, lndry faclL --'a. Jft,' l5c •pir .. ft (Brown=4 white fftt • I ' I~ AU. b'Pf• horn• r.pe,Lrt. 'Former ~llow p.ce or MacArthur and J~ -
.,.,,._ I tit J ,WOOd. Each apt. ooroiet wittl f em! pnl. am. t'Jt..G7S beklW J'OClw nte, lt. rnfa. btll)'). ~ .... ......... Actuat time • material. mqu.~ Spact: e ~pe r. Newpcirt Beach •
. -· ~ aD· alt L ' -·-,._ Win'. -tbout Jl" 1111 Fut Setv. No job"'° om. Commlu>on only. C.U tor AVON MAKIS *.!.BR~~~ 01« I =~.,. __ .~<;: l.AJtGE roe., "'1•~' en.: sn..-.0 "' J"nd. 3 wn ¥qo V l c. t"'U Hqme R •pa Ir , appt. ~ CHRISTMAS THE SEAS:>N
-.,.., ~~~-~ •· . ~ A -.o•·~-• -"'11o.'t 1300 °"" ·ft ifa ' •,°""""""' '11.8 ....... &.'-lff"'" ~H03. --TO BE JOLLY J ' ~ _..,_J¥il = at ~-111 ~ • iift.i male. S80. 5 4 1-3 I 2 , wtti/Jr ~ lp '::: belrre noon. ' ' ::C 73' • * RAIN Gulttrw kwtalled, -=-\"• ' "'1 • We• Earn extra money tor &ifli ~ ......... , ... ,, I N'twp:irt. · p..iu ¥ UJt.tm. ,_ 'dOor, i'ifo mo. 119! ww.r. ~AGNE cokred female !Wn"srmNG/QUld Cln quallty work. reuonab&t, After 5 ~_Br_ Appointment u an AVON RLJft..entaUYt =----· · . · " ROON tor t.nt 1811 mo. 2 Br CM. &IH033 day)I; -..., obi 3 mo., ..., She!> ~·or w-.· .._ ettlrna!H .... m.. Sr. Tfft ~ 11<1< "' ,.., ...,. -· Call• b.. n '11llllon lo -~. opt.~ ""°'• wuh • diy. ,..., herd. Vic.~ llwy ... C!IPD ~ ~-.-,-R&Etn tor11wort<· lfAl'PYMAN, polnf A -Jr. ~ 1100 _stD-_rou=·-----.. I .-viu,,,. Y0114A ·~-.. u:;.u.o: "or r . 1300 iq ft, N-1 ..... ...... ---m. ••• e•t ftpeln. ... ,... • S..'yll'r<nd>-tol!OO ' c
7•4/•Jm ~ ..... ~9' ll()(JM ..... nat• hi •~ w/fl'ont oUlct, lrl tt# FNDi 1.u1tn1ian Sheep doC ~ Sfl·7166, ~. '1'MIDB, st6-9'm. Tech/Med Sec'y to STOO ~~?wJ .:~~--~1!4f! ~i •s.11<.v.oan. d!Mlo: ...... PIU'l'r.:: ................ h•m•· -· IUS'l'!'~1-(!),....,..Vie -···YsrrTmG Haullnt ="" ... '=-~ "!!,'!! ·-=·"""'!I SIZI' $1.._ Sl5i Mo --"'° tree -. Joo. C1ote to VO. m.-. St. CM. -da>o. ....,, .Vlc1arla a. 19th C.M. ~ • 1111 borne. •r -••• SITTER .....:.., . -~ • . -&Ill! .;.~. ~~ ~~T Beldl -~ -"""' l3Hl2I Xlnt """'· '-can. SKIPl.OAl>ER A dump truck -..o.... ID l5iG -Y e-. 1 -·-•· ,.... -....-. lloderait ..........., ~ '~"""rvn. ,.,.., ~ •~-.a. 1 W -Newport 8"dl. &U-0888. work. Concnle uobalt ~ Oa1t to $500 S mo's. Muat hi.ve thn9. Jnoome • ~ W!'lll-. ~ pUk, Jd'.\llllt bath. _..... • .... -FND: little treY .• ~ BABY<"T'Y"'l'n.'G ~ "°'-"--\.1-.' -.mo . General omce 10 s:IOO a-.:5 M~Frl. ~ «ime.-'-" • ~ 1*!ro.Jll'l & ;l'.bedrooma _641 ''1'2 • striped kllttn 'ff'/11.te blue , ..... •1.1~ • ~ ............ • .... ,., .,........... am.; Typbt $474 '"""'i!!!!'l!"""!!'l!!!l!'•iiil-;.i..;i; available, ~ "olo 2 J\oqma p /_Bath, rum. CM. flea collar. Vic &lboll. Pt!n. -= ~:s..msoluncb. 32 FT. FURNO'URE Van ~ G. Of~ t)'pe: "1X) _J
**. WEW NEW NEW '** unf\Zndalieil-MOdlia too. R:l. Ultll Qldl!r i.mnt 3 mature ~-~ta ~ , iocaJ f\ll'l1 haub " sen I CUL TRISH HOPKINS [Olalftld lar\IF xJ -1 A. 4-Br .. ..\pu. 'daDy 10 ID;, bey no';:: ..-or ae..-• Vory R~ll LONG haired dork sttY • I wUI loolo,..it ooe boy, ... haul .... 543-186'>, ,;.;7.m;_ Jl:RJU WIUTl'EMORE ~·.,. ~ ~ \llb/Wllb. dOle ., ot children+ ' ' V~fon R tal 425 Need 2 or l Bedroot1t home,, white cat. Green leather l-4 in my home dW'lt)c the LOCAL mavfrl&' A hauling by IDlA.lr DrD~r"llllo.-.tn _ __, ~ A BMche1, adtlltl . en 1 unfurnished, $250 mo. max., collar . with heart. Harbor week. E:qltrienctd. ~ student. Large truck. Reaa. m...-11-...:: ,. ~"tl"ICL 1) '1
"*1,' n0 -11'15 ID $210. OAA. WOCO. Po\LN Sprinrj, 3BR borne, =:::;s" ~:,::"..,,'1" 1 VI.,. 11111' Ana. 644-4!19 11tn1 ... 1 S.rvlw Bury. "'4-11146 or 61>-0647. SERYICES~ I l
9282 Allula Ave, 5*~ Li.s,Pt.lmu., be&ut furn, tra well trained · A FOUND: Full erown Jrlah Houwdeenlnt ' 4118 E 11th SL {at Irvine) CM Re8'~..... .ill ..
I ;11 .. THe 11'1.2.TI GAaDIN ht..i P>OI. ... k or mo. No AVAILA:tf NOW Setter, .male. Vic.. Beach ~~'?,£? u N~~,;_. oma11 . Sult~ 224 642-1470 ·~
2l r-1 .... mt 2 ~· ~t1. 173-1161 o·r Blvd.• Slater, H.B. call to -r=Sf •.-.-....•. ~ HOUSECLEANING done -· :·:1,,....,.. ··· ... , A,AltTMI._ _,, · Mlltalteo:trenel,yeooclcve kJen•Uu M1-66tOattS. ~nttal I~. employen '1' *tv Mn • ftf ,.llf .............. * tqiAei pool, j:lrt. ~'Pl nr• -.-.~. -ot home! .....,-. qm.rterly hll'DI ln after IChool in Orona del •' M -. ... M ··~ ·w ......,,,,......., ...._ .... ': . ~ 1 mi~ Piw, HB. ~ ~ .... , !D. Pllm SllrialS.. Qarmbic Mm e.il•ftU.'Mt-.7U1 MALTESE I: Ptralan kitten, tax returna ~ ftlited ™::: Mar, by Hiatt School sirl, L~ "';:,' ,.'': .~ .. ::::·: 1 ~ ,.w. CIOIDlt'l ~ Newport 8-dl . NCl'tb axm. 2 lir., 1 ·i.... poo1a, · female, T mes. Just m1tcu-ten. 644-)679. . Call m-2392 AMBmous 1 ate• men """"*"' ,., ............. .
• PIO/l2lll .. 213-d>-Dll. _ -lrvtoeA llth -.. JrL -· ..._. 4 HOUSE or 4p1x ·,. apt In rlod. 614-IUl TYPING '4S •H HOUSE 01' CLEAN wen1..i. WUUog to earn := '.::"'......,··:::::::: .· I -6'SG050 p.m. itt-2174 or SIS-1337 ~lor ..__ ,_,_. FND Male JIUl,>PY• Sm1 · e DOES EVERYTHING e $500. part time. Full time no ~ ..,...,.,, ........ ..
... __ , ~ iu. en I ..,.,. -to rent tor Mort. or • 991.flM ~"'"'.._ ..... . ....... . E...__.;,S' J_. R I It f9 RL. .._ .... w:, .... , .. reta. bllf/tan V\e MOnte V1lta Ras.Ratel: F'reeptck/Del Home• Ottices. &CQZ4. limit Will train. Ca l l C•1t1r1111.,.1W ............ M1 /
~ l ... ~~2!~ Newport~. South FDIL roomnmte wanRd.., ~ tnm.11'15 °'?olden.~ WHIPP..,.!. -ET-... I• vie Carpentw WINCOOOWS.MPLETEFLOO~UGGS AMBm~us couple wanted = -;,:..r~.::::::::::: nil!_ ' 1 ~ 16th~ ln1nt 11ir Ira -sit wlfem 11: 7 )T 6":,7414, pet ma. '--"' ,\nahelm 'near *Euclid St. ALTERATIONS· REPAIRS FREE EST1MATES 64.wn1 to earn $100. to $1000. per :::-:: .:::~'.~ .. ::::::::::: ta 1
rJl ~ _... , 2 Br 1Q.1110 old-"""° hn priy, !'fll•A ~-W.ANTE D-Bmn "'NOY. 5.»-T181. Patio covert, decks, al~ L•ndtc• I mo. part time, out of )'OU1' ==·~~.::.111~.:: "'*" """' -" · PARK Nlww Nt. ooc. l100 Incl util. Alt. bt-Retlrod •~· w/2 "'""°' NEoa.Aa: a. D>1n """'" ,,.... ol corp•.Ur>o. °"" P "' homo. ~ -c.. ._,, · ····· ... . lfS ~ .p1.h i .. ~T 7, 56-lSOf . f • ~ needs llluld. ~1XL tnp avail. Ph. ~1'806. LANDSCAPING prinkl I:" , .... P~ ........ ' ~. No· pet.. --~ AltAcRTMINTS GIRL wanted lo lhaJ'e-3 Br ~ hou:IJeo la HutJft' &t. e.Ibo&=..m' * All types * wakrlall• a:. 'tbh ~: ANSWERlNG Rl'Vice M>me-•~i:C...~ .. :::::
'ftb!St ---~ ~ 1 w"2 Jkdtouull aPt w/ u.me. Bllc to w.cti. illltrkt.-611 Mf121 MALE SMaY • Nond. c..rap cabinets. Floor to Reu. rates, Ace Land.cape ~for' Will~ S:, t;;:w 1 .. 1 .,.. wr-.. ........... l ~. . I . Md TOi11~a -I I Work Mf-MIJ) ext m ·• '° . V\c. -Grktown, Ceillne bookcue, • t c. & -..0 .. \.1-Co Lk. No. ~fii· ;ar:"c,;~~· ~;':1iii'j";r Ir--_;_---.,,-~ _ . lrl28!:' •. 2Fr.$19t.50 'OpenM'Dafl1 «:30 or nes 1c· ~·AROllTECTdntrettorent H.B.9D-2'102 · SJS..l&e ·.,,.. ... _.,.. · 0· >.PrMgr.CoupleOVtt40tor (
.. -..... 1115. NI'. ""' • --T ..... 61H8l50 • REASONABLY prt«d • BR FOUND .man """'' Daisy c -Sonlco mst6. so.mo. 40 Un!U, C..t& ...... c.n -~.~:th&I crpt, bltaa, Acn. from Fubkln &ZU¥1 home • apt. La { b n a type dog. Vic. Fatrvlew &i •· ,.... ~ Pelnting & 60-1121. I';;. ;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;.-::~'::;'~ )tf:JSWJJ!id!. ~ at J~!'.12 ~JOllJ= ~ 3-~ s:m__,m:; Beuh. m..o300, I to Sam, C.M. ·5f6..Hl60 JOHN'S Carpet a:. Upbolltery Papwhanglna ' AJP 1: AIR Cl.ERK I••._ o,._.,,_, ·········· iii 2 Br qt. ~. dnl, Hmrlto.d. ~ CM tt' -. 2-1'' QUIET_fllrrmhtd apt. Within Ori Shampoo frtt Scotdi· .;...:: XU. type 50 wpm I: know 10 t= ....... · ........... 1 1 ~· ~ $147.50.. Nr. C714J ....... . M&:.1&a•eve-:' over,~ • 2 mile• ol ocHn·tor middle-Lost 4 JSS prd. (Soil u ~ta). ,P=G· ~ intwh ~.h ext. key by touch. Salary open. = ~ .. ::::::. --..=JA<lk, no S!°~dUS adtaU J Br. 2 Ba. FEMALE roommatitto abare ~i=. $100. 6f6.4187; 1 •GEJIEIOllS. e ~t...,..,..,. ~ lOlll ~~~ )QI. No'~ t00 biz:.~ £8!!:,1:'9CA·n'°rolnl<NS ~·N·:_;. =· :.:::-.~:~;::~;~::::.;: ..... · "'"""'., prty nr · -3 br •-apt on •-•~-1 ~°91!'" • ,...., .... -n--_ "'"'"r...,, ,..,.-,.. .. , M1itt1111",.... ...... : ..... ' f.WALk . TO llACH ·-Island, · 'utll tne. , wrn. .----11• RESPONSIBLE· mature '6 .~ "tor. wbi~ •cupets. ~ :rn e:xper. ~ .... es. CUltod!an' are being 1c-i' WUd.M.1 ~ 2 BR.: 644 15'& .. 8!.ll between .~ =~ ~ all'IOMr yr old woman WUJts yrly 1 ' s.we.}'.OW'· !DOIW)'. bJ',MY1n& 660083 or &l2-S019 aft 5· cepted JtJc ~Country r------,,.-,1 ~drapes• bullt!m ·f::m. · Br. apt in Udo ISie atta. •REWARD• me eXtfa tr!JIL. WilL 0.0 PROF. wallcovering, state aur>. 1· Bl&: Can)'on Dr, """* · f ,m :11111a.8'7.-1· DELUXE" !B 2 SIWIE¢r-«·-16-2126. ._ ........ -"'b~·· Ile. No. %7901'. Insur., all Newpqd Beeoh .. .....,._ !wAtJC.fO;ilii:H 11<. 2 &'.'S~rio -~11ome-...:.r.a'ff;1194, w~toftn\pr.orprklog For .. -,..,.,,-., .. ~~:A:~~~ ~ot ...,... 11 '' Fl1dt1_..,.., -:,.ti BL ~ ctnpet, front.· Optt·~. trjlc · 59-1471 ·~· W. Npt Bch or CM. tkln'leedlnc 1o return o1 a ·exp. 11 what counti not •
• ~ .. ~ bUm. Pl'om $325/n:io-Ylb': nL to Cme dlU'IQfns 2 Ph: l1\-3lZ. ' . 'roid four J.etf cmer Pn. method. I do work rey1elf. PROF. ~,:t ~ ""!'t AsMmbterw •
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) Jo •LU-TO llACH * EASmLll!'F. • CIM. 1"x ....,.... 11111·..,. '1}71115 I 11 fiil'J '...,,...,. ""'" Pl · IQc!oet C•rpot CIMnltltl . * P.m<TING a STAINING ,
l 3111k211A.JrPc.2.cv ~· !i!;.~'.'°"~ NALE.,,..,.,,.. .. ~ .... 2 , ....... -) .• -.Iha F,.... c ... •Wlnilow• INT~ TRIM, AOOlUS Mechanical
1 cw. «n 81h,St., •Dlf &IHt05 BR.. ·hcale, BaL PenJn. . • me o1 a nickel, tniicribed . ~ • FREE ,u-1-. Jim, mma ? . DOG IUN . , ·•$100/J:Do. plUl ,ulU-81Wl20._ lin ICl'lpt, n.A. These are DutCh Malnt. Serv. 5.n·l508 CUSI'OM paperhanc:lng n ,
SBR."1)9.·"""'· Ger. Child '"JR~.":';;,~ o.r., .. fer ,ltont 4U L.,.1 NoticM 511 de<ply I ~loss~ ~R~~ yn. In H.-... a. State Assemblen
f ok. 1Q:3641..847-T188. , ~ mo Adults. Gl24i96 or .memen os * Uc, No. 183281. 642-2356. . 111-~S 8 2, BA SI'UDJOJ ~ . DOUBLE eneklMd a:anae, NOTICE t1 hereby ,tt:Plaeeable. PLEASE , 646-7811 * INTERIOR P&lnting and e .ffve YNrt
' 'Mature-...... u.. , will ·nnt ..,.n.tely ' or riven ttat I will not be PLEASE help if )W have Cement Concrete ..... __.. Cl in-Free E t Mhllle E~rlonce , . • . --·"":"'· OCEANFROPa' + Ba.)' Vu. ~tittptb!r. l'orara or ean be ruponaible for any debtl or any tntonnadon • 6'2-3589 ' ...... l"", eanu16• • • e •-"-'·Sh . Aftil<.1IOW',-..~ · -New !-Br,---2 Ba.-trpae;:..wm --S-tl~.JJI~ UaMllliH other than my •Etta. I: weekmdl:. CUS"J'OM Concrete Work. 6U-7llJ!I or 548-3574· ~
iii; 1·11A. blr,tM;,cret.. -.. i..sm.:mfm..'117'1 A.,._, Balboi h1••d, own.,....."' P. Martin . LOST! """°"" uphelt dri....,... HI-QUALITY.IJJWI • + o..rtlmo ~· --tifk .,to bitacti.>'.$!15: ... n"6'1MJ3L--;.: • -M'YOU, A!ft~5.. 6"'3Ulll,. -· 10/2/'D-: .:------Replace w/concrete 65c. tt. State Uc. No. 280044 ,m11 -· :::....___ tok!nnc'e
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•..• ..,.,·11t1 .Wlifti1P.P .. DR. · bite ...il)l,)tH>211.16.• l'mn.,l.olt-llJTtntbe vk:bli-break. remove le replace lice. Unique weU .p!Jnntd. ~.I: rean'tf ns. ~··--l!llllll
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JIRL .. ):rJ!tl. *"" ..... * * OC&\Nl'RON'I' !llieW l I I ,,,, phoae, 6·-· 1"'1.)'1,, Pata· Slikwalka. F • . IC'e box !'MD, -=ttWS A nut t6N .. DMb/19 M -. ridrll.;~· tac.· S1tO. .1 ·lit. 2 a.,._1 f»k, ept._ &;., ~ : ~ = Pw11 n~h\ ~AJW! .. Ul'lftrt! Nurslna Fne Elt. ~. Pl••~er, Patctt, R•lr plats ~tb we of «tU jig&, LAaM ........................ .
mL te bNdt •15& -_ nw. )'l'ly Jw. 61$.1$11 1 i'ka' s.cm· 1quuw · f.t. ,. '' i . ·kitten need• return of CEMENT wmc. pat 1 o •. * PATCII PLASTERING * mntia:!t hard 10ob, fix· · ~~e,~4i,=tB'f.:.~=!DifliLEX3Br'21k, .. JQ8 lWIIl 1 divtde .tnto ...n.r [ ' • ·= ~kem!t:U:: ~~r1' 'Alltypes.Frtt eltlmate1 tures. aklopai~. I ,.,...... ,, m..m .. ~ ... ··~·:a:.=r..=.1r1. ~~ .... ~"· ....... 530 c.a .5•--~ CONCRE'TE ~rk,-·patiol, ·~Call ~ Electronic · LG~ 2 BR. --OCEAN· view ~ 2 a.• 1 ~ au -"'1:!':: SILVER 999 + fine IMS·lO-1.Q!\T block mole kitten, I dri-.y ' ...ua. ,._ Plum0tne I' r.::...~.::::::::::::
'llJOtt(""!-Nio!ll(cle<101" Ba ....... :., ·=·•...ic..'C.U"-1000< .......... , ...... mo., wlwblte on lace. -le.C.DIC'li31. L.R.OTISPLUMBING •'°"'emblen "'"•-................... . ~~!IJ.-~7-da)"I oi-.. n.a. --~ SlanD <710 .............. . dellwry. Guard ycur u_v-~ Col~ __ PaJt am. ChlWI ear...... Remodel• A Repaln. -Water ...NI :nve1 ......................... ..
2' .f;&c; l~ BA. Neil'ty DELUXE 2lbr ·2 ._ . tnp, apilllt tpnadoa, .()ll ~ 64J-.~, aft I beaten, dilpola]s, fumaeu, • T I '. "'''"Mlle--.1115. . •' .:::'il -... u--. "'":l·-•' , UC. 0.,. ea... My home, dlhwuhrl• 64>03 MIC • •mpor•ry "" --$1Mllt,aft t PY A. wbda. ~~-· 1'cial Nt.ticnl tllftr o11 &lee' Bl.ADC • wh!bt Oilnaah-1 Mon-f'rl, I.Ce play are:&, B/A. Complet!' Plumblnc · '
, -;a.....,..._,,.u L ;:c:.~ · ' -..eo. ' Terrier, mild t.ve heme9I rood cart. Reu. rah!s. Service. lJc. J'1219f.. ~ble of--~~--* prtnttd I \...------'.'-~ .1-&.i .. -.• At ~.u,!D.-.,N'. FUU.Y b!CENSEI> .., w~llc ......... Cnllep Pk. .ochl uu. """"",_,, 11> Mlll.t<ASA -""' -.......... .. 2 bll!o . _., . ...... -· 3 BR.. 2%• BA, ~ * SPllUTUALl.!T * fil lor ......,, to 1<86 1'uldn Si'M1116. PLIJMjllNG REPAIR ,............._ MUI! '""" l>e ........... ······· ........... .
3 'M tlrllble. ata." "6ir, PJal. mo. ·5tWlll alt :·s.-. Sptrttual rtadinp 10 am-10 Aw., ftlll', CM. 6Gl314. Contractw No Job too •mall t11ptt1oellt'Eld in fahricatirW ~ •. chDc!ml;'~oolt 111drm $1851• )Tty. Nftbr pm. Ad\llce on all matten LOST mtall female dog, * * 6G-312ll * * ca!Aes. ~6-Adamso .M86. patnfed,, Stow -., nfrtf:, -·312-N. '3 Camino Real, San about 11 lbl, blk ~ wht mix· GERWIC'K A SON Rototllling, _._.y In P•r-
•. • , W!J'd. Bier. fl5..4ll1. • Oemente, .f82.:.8136 492--90M. ed breed. "Gktaet", N.B. Bids Contr. Addlt & Remod ~ !!!'it'le· it..,_. OCEAmlOlfT' -,~ PI:.t ':~~,,:: "~eLC. PR<ml.DI -· Om-attL ~loo;. State Uc. B1·114321 Soll P~~ Son ~ •..:..t., • umdU!ab~rdot l Br .~ ™"'~. ftdtnt, 1ym-pathetlc TAN abort hair part terrier 6'7:HilMl 5f8.2170 ~~~~.den. l% Yeu1y •. !15/tno. -..: ~ c!;"··~ ,ltd..J;. 'presnaney eoumellnl. AJ:>ar-. dog. AN to Skippy. When ROOM addition• I: remodel-Sewlng/Alteratkma _
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·-· . NEW 1"" 1!! ~ ..... No..t;'IMie 833-322!. llETll\>D °"'"''*-53, REWARD, Iott •--bl ... S48-4l5&-....... -..JO_.oxp. • vtiw" oh;'aH( ,..._ · · wtdowel. 6' lSO Jhs Meet male doc, whit;•::,... on JACK Tauluw,. r ep a Ir, Dteumaklng Ii Alteration• ., "lr--''Ne.Nwth f ,ruxe,' ...... Alf).~ .:2~· ~·-RENTutB sincere pl ·e to 5.1'. O:lm-chest, 11 mm, NB/CM remod, ·add. lJc 8-1 26a'.172. Formal, Bridal Ii Uniforms . .,..., _ . . -~ ~ • s-D,.YP. Wrttle P . 0 . Box ~'7855 My W Co 5f7~ Work Guaranteed. ~&9 •lhodo""thoMtlo 's.n~--Copiolr-•J l<.lant ... pa1d. "/' mn. 1141,~°"""'·Club. LOST 1 yr old DAW mole "'1 . • ~ • . °"'1'·-. 'r ' • •. , · ' · '......!. -.a. oi<a. -·Xerox. p•u PLAYERS Elioctrtc•t Tolovl1'--Ropolr
333) HarbOt' Blvd.
Cotta Mesa, Cellf,
HIM .,..,. 2 • 3 Ill' 2 bL PD • 2 nr.: 1 Bl,. CfPQ, 9T1'6 Kltdla. A A .. b. J m . ,... cat. Femled • Cout Hwy ""' a...-.. J loll! ID'l>dl a. ""'"' ,._, ~ In.""""° ,...lt61. · WANTED CdM. Ana ID Ip. 614-'1513 ELECl'IUCllJ"Ucemo . No. COIJJR TV !!>pair, export. ASSEMBLERS l8l _ ~.. Wdl:-tn dcwtl, ~= PUeo ~1, DESK m': aYdable SS) c.&l fl'.9-8l23 aft 5 2331~ ~::'· mdnt I: ~aaonable, most In home. to $2.Z hr. t!) do auembly ~-fltc,=.&,. ccdni:Pll · • • · mo. W ~e ·tumiture MAKE money euy at hOme LOST·Larle mAle: lrl1h Set· .~ ' · Frtt esti mate, H.B. N.B. I: work , o r ma c h I n·e ·=·~~~~-=2-~bl~~~-= :=.~~ ::~NCaexp~MB«xic ~~b\re~·~~: Gardening ~~G allem o r e , =:·w1~ =·~: -~ rt-om $Se .. mo. rno. $-2918 aft 3. • '-' aunttncton Belich. 6tM321 ' . , Reward. 139-2'399. I Hiring done on the spot. All
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, itufS10; ._. drPI. MJirruTEs TO KPT. BOI. DLX. 2 rm. otnce. :e..t de~ w/PHOTO BROWN pUppy, mate, Vic. * 54~n.5 * Georre ,,.. Went • • ATHtEM'C Oirectm' • Bors' .._. ... :·::::::::.' .. .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 'lliloidc'.tt.Jil9biB~~ .. ll"ll. roMJ <JkUNF\1RN. tn ·.o .C f.'.T.'il U'ft. 2112 "~'-"'·"'." N~,,ortP't«. EXP. Kn!)wledreable .. Club~ youth oc1m ted Li-IKt .................... . .,. ~hlY )Un llb ._.-._.. N _ _ ,.. ..,..u ~ YOUNG an, oollqe stud'"t'l'lt, aftemoam' A oevn. Pref'.
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· •' • ---1t P'loor, JJC. atUi MUii•* match. 24, hn.) A old addreu on llhell. 295 ~· .. .,..~ "'""
DLX 1,:..1 ~~ miou:s ham' 1111 i.2 UG mo. f?M80t.1t Cn4) 638-S9'JO I LA aGl3 Delmar Av, CM. ~. Sell Idle IWrm •· •..• &G-&m RETIRED Man, early 60'• A~an°W cootortultn;j~
. f:i,,,.ee ~. ~tG4. t• i:= ~ •·:=:: ~ II•• lltefttal 445 • .._ , 1 t , ~~~M ~cat=. ~ ~ 9:30 •pm .
I' iii°""", v..r., ....._,,._ UDfln""' 4..U n. $111 BE4UTY -... , ..... 3 I . --l!Sl Calf 49Mi39 ATTEN ... OANT ·--. llo,,~ ........ --o.K. ...... ,_ '""""' -5 ....... 2 ~ --Trader's Parad1"se· • MUSICIANS . Doo d•,.lru -elderly ·pm, -..i ) •Yaa're daht, tbe>"N _.. lhampoo unltl. N 1 c e ' club work. call John or BUI, iaey, Can days, · ' Piked! l5n u._ Dr. neiehbol'hood ·k>e· in ~ 56.'lfi58
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•ilD. 7th lloOr ....... "'°'* ol PRIVliW O'INIHO QIOICE SU.Inna Locotlon, FOUND• Neu Harbor View Ha,. equlpntent, oJao opny TIME FOR li17 A ochn 2 BR 2 BA, A.ward wblnlrir l, I 6 • br kWa1 ~reta.11, ttrVtcr'or' ICbool tennl& eta. .2 dop, • oqttlt,. &U-J2i6.
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. NEW curt. bl.Yfront w/pri St. at lflll'tlot, CM. &1Ml10 NB. .1TMM or tQ...U, frlaht~) hol'ne or Mccce6tt Ottbel. g =
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, T, :..:-i:=. ._ DA~T PILOT lllll .. tt 1N1>Usr. ••op CWSIFIED ADS Z...,~=--'; ~·.~'.\~'<;.-..~ ~,R:EALTY l1HS10 . WANT. AD ~' 4!0> IOO IQ A ~ L .. 2•5671 SUBMIT! -· pd'"° or !I 640-llllO.
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Aa<ep(lrll' APQl~UOns
For 1'1Any Typt:s of Resteunnt Work
Appl)' 1n Pt1'IOl'I
ANCIENT MARINER
301 No. 1\lltin. S.A.
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DAIL y 'PILOT I -. ... Solt I~
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CIRCULATION
TRAINEE
MALE OR FEMALE
The Dally Pilot bas an opening In the clrcu-
latloo department for a beginner to manage
a small district of boys and girls, delivering,
collecting and sellln$ newspapers. Full time,
permanent posttio111 with r~ular raises and
full fringes including personal use of com.
Jl'nY auto. Apply in person to Milan Leavitt,
Daily Pilot, 330 W..t Bay Streel, Costa Mm.
An equal opportunity employer
Costa Mesa Area
Local Distributing Firm
Seeking men to learn all phases of our busi-
ness . Steady work. EBrn while you learn.
Weekly minimum guarantee -$150 per
week as per 'uarantee, in writing. Must be
stable & ambitious.
Ask Far Phyllis
ca1 Thai sday 9AM • 1 PM
979-5222
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R; need occu.
for 4 yr i!rl w~n she's CLEll( boml! sick, N.B. Own · .
tnnlp. 562-o&ll h o m e .
64+..1335 '"· T. Y PIST YSil'IER WMtfd Mon
thru Frl aftt:rnoor•, 3:30 to
1:30. ·Mtllt haw own tr1J'1s.. Varian, the bi& cxmpany tn e llillloo, f92..X21.. 11m11 cunputln. bu • im-
BABYst n ER. matur•, mecllate~h'•tn*t
ueeded, 4-5 days ~k)y. In our marketing &!put-
.Approx noon-9pm. MS-1493 ment. If JOO tnie .i. leut 60
W1W!'I and ~ lcddnr tor a ~ELLER = o::.,a =
Q:munercl:a1 bank expeT'. T'E-that often:
quired. H\ll1tini't0n Beach .,.... · * Moclom Facllltlt1
9!3-5601 * Basic and Malor c ... 11 .. 1. Bank Medlcal + Lllo
Mm. ~ * Stock Purchaao -~ """"' °"""'· _,, * l!rolit Sharing
llAJUIAJD '3--1!Lyn, ,.., .,.. * 12 doya • year pold
por ........ !Eve ..,.,.. Call vacotlon
lb«"" 10oun-4pm. ""'' """ * 6 doya • YMr pold iSat. 646-9IH'1 · tide tffvL
BEER tender wanted, ,._ * 10%-2nd ohlft
,.mate, NII or pt time, Dena dlfferentl•I
Pt, •9023. Daw,
You may ba the on!" " &f't
, BOAT CARPENTER -'"'· , Do finishing "'Orie on 37' ~ Tni.wler ~ yachts. P.fust Pleue App1y In P~
Attention,
Mechanics
and
Repairmen.
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Immediate
Openings
in the
San Pedro,
' Openings
for
Medical
Personnel. ,,_ ..... ,,,., ·-.,,, Long Beach .... .,, -· -....... .... ~ ff.,.. ""'..... ..... •ffeft4 ,., • ., ···-...tillf•·
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M -;,~;!~~1cs1~-;;·· ... Orange County Motlictl Corpsmen
-~· Motlictl Specltlllts
Power Cenera!ion ~lpment
MICbanics
Wht~/Track Vehlc!e
Mechlnlcs
Areas,
lee.I ,.,,.,, ~ 11111ih .....
111• 1•1nt ef •n n4 -" willil • wit._.. ,....._, .u1.
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Operalln1 Room Specl1llsb
Trained LVNs
EEG Spec~llsb
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Data Procusin1 R-•lrrnen ,,__.._ _.. 1'11'·-111 .._ ...... llt.. If .,... ..... , '-"-.... ef , ..
field R1cUo Rep1irm1n · .,., •• 1;1....i, _ .. i..o rw ••
• X-Ray Specltlisb·
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Medic1I Equlpmlfl! Refl'l11111tt Eleclronie P•rb Sjleclallsls Dlfltal Spec~lists
Telelypewriltr R1pa1rm., Rad" Opera Pltyslcll/OccuJllllonal
Topoir•"'1< lnstNmlflt .Iulo R : Pirts ~~r Tharop~b
Refl'rrmen "" .,... Ills Medical Records Specialists
Cell JIJ.4'°"210 .,. 714·121· '"°· 9 ""' .. , '"' .... ..,._ Cryptanalytic Specialists "-• 21J-'3IM110 ., 714.121. "'°· 9 ""' .. ' , ..... """ --------•Sigrt1l lntelli1ence Op1r1lon 1--------
Put Your
Military Experience
to Work at Home.
,h.i11 yew le<el Allll'f ........ Mil
Personnel Speciallsll
Aircntt & Helicopter
Malntenince Awlfltictl
Trucl< llfiYiro
Women:
We 'll Treat
You to a
Career.
en4 .,.,,.11 it.ft •I "f'Wl' ,,..1ev1 Su I Cl~• re11k, Th•11 'f"'ll 1lert Ml14111t1 pp 1 .. N Yovr foc•I A,.., I~ Wiit ef.
• , ••• o1; ...... 4 ,.,. .. _, ....._. Clerk/Typists ••n you ''"'"" .i111ete .. 1 jolt-
·'"•· AH f., julJ II-hewn e -111 lr•i11i11t ,,...,.. • ._ • J.bt willl •
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'"•ole4? '"'" II .,_ okill i111't , wilh reopecl. flf'4 ..t II we"°"•
liolff, celt.lll-430.4210•71'" llllfetftfHt"C.tl7U•Jt7•JN1 .,•,jolt,_-'· C•I 213·•»
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At9.y llnc,.,,e Oppo.-1u11.hiet
Lal Al1mi1Q1 U~AR Centrr
Bulidinc 17
Lot Al&mitot. CA !I0720
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FllBGLASS
MANAGER
Tako IUIJ ...... F.G. °"" for ~ ail.bot! co. S&lar)'
hued on exper. Top trtniei.
Coelta!. rec.. area. &h,
bunt. Mil, IOIL .Call CoU (919) 838-2151.
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HRP!
Volt . Instant
have experlence to do high. Or Contact B. Kratka
Holp Wanted, M&F 710 Holp Wanted, M & I' nt Holp Wanted, M & P 710 Pel'Sllael ... quality ...............
Pllcitle Tra"'1er Corp.
547-""8 V DM COOK, MATURE DISHWASHERS Put -4 ELECl'RONIC .....,.,...., NEEDS Experia>ced Ir Dtprndable tun time. a.itact Owl. aper or will train, above
BOAT MECHANIC ~ tn ponon. Surt 4 DillmaM Rntaurant a..,... -.,...,,
riew--· --· 2722 M'~l..,. Dr, n. ""° W. O>oa Hwy, DOMESl'lC Help G<up CM, NB .,..a, c.mact • Secrei.ies
.... -al ---N.B. . Allon -"-· JOl.B ......... ""'·· 66ml. • Typists 1el cc.t' eftctrical w1rirc Irvine, C.lffoml• COOK, Short Order, put E. 16th·St:, SlA.·5f7~ ElECI'RONlCS Tec:tmidan,
...,..1m1. FUll ..,,. -· '""" ...,.. • ........_ · °""""""'"' _ ,.. e K-ncli f63811), U3-2480, ext. JM Coaches Come?, South • · Apply Pal~ mi -ir
'llDYS DR GIRLS Equal OpPOr. Employtt O>oaPJua.54&-"55 Drs ~ Woatm;nttu Bl•d, •PIX Opn ~~~~ ~~~ c;>=rR 1;~ylr ':ft1e rr!!e y:::.::'>'~1'-W~ :.m. ~ W~. ~. Temp:nry 9fn1ca
Sant&Ana,betv."ef?T!Mllin& CLERICAL Kentuck:r Fried OlicUn, exp aec. AIJPly in peram EKPER.. waiters Ir 38MCampaaDr.,Sttl~lOB
talrview, Warner & San 2929 E. c.oaat Hwy, OIM any' art or eve, 29.10 W. ~~·~ ~rru:r· ~ f:;;: Em St6-47tl
ptego Fv.'Y. ll~ Labora'b:Xies haa im· DEUVERY man lot' e&J1¥.,::Co.a::":H:wy:::.,:N:.B:.=== A:;fy att 4, a Palm (~; ' p&o)w • 6U-4l21 ~1ate opemngs w unz.. mom1:q: nm" b::lrM deHv.-FerTy> Balboa. Pentn.
Lynn Ol<Jsor'I ~11-&M ~ldy beine ery route.-Must have eco-.
· DiMrict Manager ~-till the foalow. nomleal car. ~ hr. ~· EleGliadci mCUTIYE ~~~tti;eed~ ~
Eq,mJOppor<unttyEm...,..,. . 0...23yr.Good-men-CAREER SECRET' .. RY ............. _ ..
BROILER Cool<, Apply Cap-*ADMINISTRATIVE tvy -... No '°"""""'·· " -Samo nto -l9 tain Jacks Rest. Sunset • SECRETARY no nidttni. WetbniMta-, PolttbJ ~ tiro.d cap. JN « -older. Tonio'a., 210
Beach af!!r 4pm Dally. H.B. Uft. 638-29"J4 OPPORTIJNITIES mnttes for hm:llzw aH Newport Center Dr, Fubkn BUSBOY-DAYS R..,.;..., ,,,_,_,,. at Ill DELIVERY MAN """""'1at ,._ In ...a bland . ...__
Apply aft & ~ Cyrano Rn!:· ~'Pll\. ~ at 70 wpm. For furniture lttft. Exp'd, offtoe. OUipnoe in job drd.-HOUSEKEEPllt / l.Jve..ln •
aW'llJlt.,60lDN-'JllX'lCenter Aptitudetortlg\n'es. bondable, rs:: drlvln1 VARIAN DATA <*tklr"l~.Ne.r C.'Mm:almme NotmOlre/
Dr. ,,,,..,.., I•ondl N,... *CLERK TYPIST "''"''-cal ~122 h<t 10 MACHINES ~ -,.,. ...,.,.._ -· s 0oy' wk. Lat.ot ?'>l't Bead!. "' ll Abt ~ .... "'1 ~. ~-~ lnct ~
BUSBOY P /TIME so wpm typing fig'ure apti. DELIVERY 1't8Jt, married Has lmmedtatl! need for rut-IXECUl IVES c::rwn: fJtC. Plieamnt tw'-
,,.,_., .., ... ~ tudc • . OVl"r 2S. pe.rt time, UM O'M'I. #land!:~ petUmel to till $1• .... -$75.000 roundlr¥L Own tralllp • ~· ~ · aor. No """"· .... ,...,,_ ... -pooltioo" .,..... •• """' No eot-1
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C!ARPET Cleaner Helper. * EXPORT Inga. Call ~zrrio ~. 5 *Co Send resume or call TODAY ;ienci,.. lrrt:ervw I: rd,.
Neat energetic. Wages open. SPECIALIST pm. mputer for conlidmtlaJ NO COST Wtlte Obmstfied 6d no 938 MEDICAL ottice ~ Steam Master Cs r Pe t E N T L ptlon S executive interview. c/o Ddy Pllot, P. o." &ml 1672 R u A for radkilogy office netded
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C'le9nera. 17«> SUper Ave, DN-·-A ,., ....... ~~.~ ... ~·. ,,.....,.. rnx:tmvEINC.SERVI~ l9l0, a.ta u-ca. 9D.. eynotc11 Ye lmmed. located In Npt CM Soe J A-!or ........ 50 •'J)m .. ~. urn~-~~ T'-...&.-t-·-Santo Ana Booch. ....,. W/l.....,,.., · oe. t)"'j:ring. Top aalary. Frinee beneftt1, 9'illll5iafts 881 N. Main. Butta Ana HOUSEKEEPERS/srITERS 1: compJhr ~ pre.. Central Kitchen Apply 1n .....,., "' ca11, o.nta1 "P .... Orth> ""· Ml-um J,...,.. ....,..... tnll 5'1-9621. o..arce eo. -. .. cy Equal "-· Empto,.r -. c.a -r.r
' pref. Ace 25-40.. &u-2626. ·tett .net ~ .. d. 1D48 N. Tultln, Ors. 997-«oo -wt. a : Manager OONA UNERErr DENTAL Alllstant, expe:r. dliftal c:xmpater ~ i. FAClURY JANITORIAL work. Exptr I I
Level Ill m41 .......,,m.2'0 only.O>alnldeJ.m.ntd .. k .-. ~-·~-1u1m. If YOU ~."'hrFulwlk..~--~•' MEN -~-. , duties. 4 Ctrl otc. H.B. ..., ......,,.. .. .__ ...,.. .. -~...,
EXP"'·-·· Approx. 8 he. Hyla "nd ,./Um •. s.n.nts. Gd Jalary. *Electro---end...... NEED A JOB modlcal bonellla. Apply at p.,_,., _....,
OR)'. flnai filing date Oct. 1:>. 91J2..2'36. \1tY... are · Pl tMSJtly beiJ'll South Cout Plua aeneraI NEEDED We haw 111 lmrnedlatt ' .
l IGOO ~"Ulil ~n. E. DE'r\'TAL Oiainride AJl:sis-Mechanical ~ to ftll ttie 6*Jw. om~ 546-6682. i,.. tn etr ~ omc. *I '"""" ''"""· La borator1'·es -· ... P-.ik ..... ..,._ LI-""_ .... , BAD BIO'..... JACK IN THE aox .. , ... ~ -~ ~ E<Jtr:il ()pp)r. EnlplClyer tlci! in Newpor1 Center. #1\ -m~ ua11 N Hirt cl t I k -~ ~
CHEMICAL 3300 fl"'D"" Av•. Must have eXp. bl-llfli\lal P<*'tion O?el'I on tint and • MATERIAL !t"viduat na:WCC'keancu ~Herd Wor -Good P1y 1 •W!r• ta•._•
OPERATORS ""'1a .. ~-~"· 92616 P"f. 640--0lll3. """'"""""" b' ...,.,,blen HANDl.IR · 1..:.l:' ~ No Exparlortce we I as job aa•---
For ~pan1H..., meta.I refintty AL 0 _ ....._ .a~.. with' months e:qierlence In JO GO :"1ttme. A~f 1st8'J ee.°J. Ntcesaary ~II~ Ml die< . ..,. An eqUalapportuni"' DENT ·~~.Jt:cvnt~ DneDl'moreoftt'Ctollowlnr· Blvd H.B Th•--'"'"' .. Ft1 ~· In Snnta ~·e 5'iril'tfl. C'hetn· ~ 6-cbainlde, txper. Sal S::Merl• cabll.. w I r ~ Good. straw mub apCitllje, " · ... ........, • Call Thurs t erfto.1 pm a · ·Dtper. helpltj. tmy battground m 9Chool emptoytt • rnate/ff!l'l\Ale open. Good benefits. Call Wl"l.P. ~ awmbt)' Exp:::1ie>Ce pnlfentd. TO WOii betwa 3 A: 5 pm JllOft ~ '
"' -........ ""'· Good"'· -· .,. ............ -" -"' -or ~··. JUNIDlt SALISMAN: .Ask For AnlOlcl l?«ll B"""11unt, -... v!yi< -n~. 213/!l'll-7464. C-$ac'y $700+ DENTAL chak aide ..,... ......... Oreull -~--Eam -.,i:: ...... --· -%13 • '
CLERK ~;., 7' ,"r:°N~ lf,~'~· oxp'd, x . ..., * SCAOMLAPREITllSTIVE l~ ~z;o Gift Del A Col ~ ~1.,. .~ ... ~ 979-5222 GI' 979-~A~R •
TYl'IST wESTCL11F DENTAL '"'•ta•t. *GROUP Thvnclay9-1pm ~:'~~":,;~ -~ ~-::.-=.,1"'~;lt....
Peniortllf'I At:eR.')' ChalrsiM. at le11.11 6 mo ex-Hyland and doel not tndude d~ MEN O'OW1ns reui. mam.u.
1.m·ent<1ry conrml rxrx-riel'ICt l&.'>l 1::. f:di~r. S,i\, per. H.B. area. 846-3540. * 11N2 S0UARAYSNACEYE It If liveries or collecting. OpeB. ~ ~ immedktitty 1 with a oetMrt of over ICIO
helpful. u~(' 10 key hy IOlK'h. (i\tark Ill Center) A L b t I 979-5469 lngs In Cotta Ml!Sl, Fountain ,dcat n oWctt ~ btoonM 'a
llavr ng-1111• aptJtude. With! 5-U-3836 Dlshwathert Needecl VACATION a Ofl o.r1es Valley and South Hunttnaton , aiu. No ~ neccs-meruber or out MUUoealft 1J·'t;~. 1,'lra~Pt <1fficc. Paid coo Ks. o c·1 \V ,. b b 1 ANCIENT MARINER * CAHCRISTMAS 'WEEK m>-i61and Ave, =iJ~pplynow bycalllna: =· :r'l!'D":: ~ ~ ~u,,b. ... 1!:f~tHnitUon=' ~ 1'.'"0 t111'"· Good btmftts. Newpotter Inn. Bre11kfut It ~ • Nl;trl V ATION cmta Me9 Calif 9'JM16 ~..:·~.Em"'--l'Jar&ntceuperagn.>anent. --=·~~ ·-~
(;flt! pcnonntl tor appoint-otnoer. Both w/heavy o;. ~7 \V, Coal't llwy. ' • TIME FOR uot "'l'Y"' .,...;r.,.. DMr1butti11 flnn now re--.. ._, --t--~·
m.,., ,,..-. In ,,.. minod food N"'-B<a<h .....:Ill Plo"' apply In ponoc An -oppommj1' KnCHEN HElllER -""" to learn all What b'~·~ tralol!lr-'
5«).«J'JJ ~tion. Call Cwt P'rwl, APlty 3 pm-5 pm Mon.F"rl or t:all tmpqw-male/rm.le (I( our .in dbrU1-to-•. -. '4<~1700. llatm.'Lll¢I JV .. i----l---~~y--nTSllW.<sm:n w-.-• ...-.; 11f4;)~~~ 1• El.,_..,. ..... -ftUIC.,__,..ISlf ""· Miit! .;';!:"':'"" ..... ·-·.,-~ 'l:"1oT.C .
l'RODUCTS TIME FOR J/Ume, Good •• ,.... -_. _,"""' ., " "1 o.p.ndable -~ N"uoi .. Vlrslnta , ..... l3Mlll.
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KINNELU•N VDM ......... """" P1lot lll30W.Coaa!Hwy. .. lm<l3lll ....,.,, only SAkl$MIN ~ clualtitd ad! Newport Buch tan to 5 pm, W.., not ,JOl'lt In 1b1 ,
N .. t • _..._ p..,,, "°' THRO. UG -METAL FABRICAnON aroa • Huntlnrton Boodl CLASSIFIED ADS '1llon.xlnt•-'°"""l You don't -a run to ff A KITCHEN Holper. HELPER.·-South rou.t.ln Valfq. Lei
trl.ro hfmdlta. ~1\111: have 2122 Mlchelton Dr. "Dnw Fist" when )'OU Hi&hlchool boy to work art ~.Santa An&. trafn )'OU, Call Phil J.fc
\.'Mid Olfff. 1~ •e. A: lrvfnt C llf I place an ad tn the ""'n.. • tchool, p/dme. Sid'• Blue NAmtt, Vil.LACE
l(lOl1 drivlnlJ reoonl. Apply ' I em1 Pllot Want Ada! Call~ DAILY PILOT Bl'ct,6'13-9904afttr4pm.. AnycflU'lltbe~l>AYtQ ESTA'fEt!l63-'567, ::.=. Lquna Canyon Rd., Eq\MJ Oppor, EtriJ>loytt m/r -'43-M78. lla.ve tomeUW.-~ want to run an adl Don t cWq •• ,. l:Llb~"'1o=1n'-',.,.==--.:.i
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ill 710 .. 1 • II I02 Furnttur. 810 M.chlnery , 116 ~sceU1neout 111 w-. Ma " 711 Help w-. ~ . Help woniod; Ma "710 Help Wonted, Ma "710 Help Wontod, MaF 710 App ..... I -
-c f"OfU,{AL Sp:1ntsh Dark Oak 1:'11>U8TR1AL Wood-warkina; -MA•• 'fNI Mn ·~ REC El VINO SALES· Part tlme exp'd SPDID part of )."Our d&)' m.EPHONE Order Clerk Jo~REIGlrr DA?!lA E S.AI;F. Dining TM!e .fr. 6 Htch Rack 11'18.l'hinery. 1·24'" µlaner. l SUPER SWAP MIETS
RMI late .. UCllnalnt CLIRK ., Al~ase30io«lfor wtth us: sevtrft'I opitntnp MUlt ha~ some knowl~ Nd~w:::t,r~~rnl:e:: ~Id wlv-et chain, $70;), 2 ht11ck, ~It-drive. 5 hp.•~ 3 Jn.JAt.-SUN. J
ut. ~ ..b< 0( )'GUI' liC-CootemPonJ')' Fat b Io n f o r ..rn a_t u re • 1 l e s ol Citizen Band R.adlo. Ap-...... .. A-, Jae........ Spaniiih \Va.II Sconceli, SJ5, nlOtor. Jolnter, 8", 2 hl\'\de. I ~?=~,... , ..... lee. Whb our llPOft· ~y Dtpertw• Store, So. Cit Pina, Ca.II cle~~n1 with drug ply Pal Eltctron1cs. 6391 w ........ 't..,. ..... ,e:n. ""1 r.s. 8' x 5· \'<'I'·~ green 70" bed. 3 hp 4Cl motor. 4"t0 -~tftiiMlll:IW· ~ $15.00 wll PIY Jor ~ Mar. 5.57~. •tore up. Work mornings west m In 1 t c r BI v d. eOOi' CITY APPUANCE t'OUChts. $100. STHJ.58. 1ootor. 1.5 hp. 1800 rpnt. OU.NOi EHt ... N. SWA,.',!'J..~
jour IChooH1W lbrouih Lum. Rspcihs{ble l'Or all J-IOme SALES am_ mature, tJon... ?.ton thru Fri. Apply: The We1tmJnsttt, 894-llll 3623 ,V, Watnl!r, SA ~ DINL"lG Rrn Set -4~" 548-4003 twtore 8 AJ.\I, l'lfl 6 --;; ~~;.;;;,
lMu RH! Eltatll SehoOI and Ot1ke recet...U.C tor ma-dable local woman to work Gulld Drug. l6li> New Teller Trainee $5096 2062 N. Tustin, Orange Octagon pedestal tbl. v.·/2 prn. s1•1ts
let )'OU. ticenaed tn Amer-jor h'llltre.nct company. In estab. 1lft abop. Ideal MacArthur Blvd. N.B. It PftY9 to leo.m! Wonderlul 998-6656 ' leavt"l. Expands to 73", 4 Pl.ASTIC toll.' & sto1'8ge bole· -falD Y OCT. t -
ka'a ~ bumliNI • At tem. 3 )'T'S exper, ln hl'I. APfl(y Shell World, STU DE MTS baril: seek• f!Aendly lndiv. KF:NMORE Washer s 7 !:I, chairs, xlnr cond. $225 or t'S -surplus & uAC<J , v.-o.rk -*A UCTION *
fteal !:fttne. relatOO wodt requlred. Hotel Laauna. \ Year around Sat openings for for an teJ.le' duties. Call Kemnon! Gu Dryer $65, lie11 otter. &4CHl368. bcnl·he!i, Picree t-~tt'rpr~s -1 VIDEO TRAINING Must have Csllfomla SALES lltl~-Prefer al.ea 11rl• at o .c. lnt'l Marlon Mann. 833-2700, Den· Kerunore Elec Dryer $55. TRUNDLE bed, b I u e 867 "'· 19th cr.1 6;12-3408 Fine furniture .ti: 11.l)'!>llancetl
'M4M: ,)'OU are ~ for State Ucense. Major con-owr 23 yrs old ror dfeU Raceway. oYer 17, no ex-nia & Denni• P?nont1ci Easy Cu Dryer ~. 1'"ree Oov.'t'red c 0 v er\ e t & Mlscellan.ous 8ll CA.SH for lalt> n\Odel ~~~ )'OU am-1.vaM· 'trol poeitkin. l'l'qUl.rine •hop. Good aalary + CPtn· pe_r. nee. Sl hr. $-12 1u'I per Agency ot Irvine, 2(£1 dellvery, eua.r. 5 4 6-8 6 7 2 bolste-n, while spool arm•. :..;.;o.... _______ I l\ppl!ances &. furniture, etc. lidd• olf our eonttniaoua maturity. ndaslon. c.aH J'or aped wk. Apply at raceway. Michel8cln Dr. 847-8115 ?.lakes 'tv.<ln bed11. thU'\lly EV'EREST lr Jennings \\'lleel A11r1io1•q rnrh;1y, 7:~ p.m. I =~~ ... ':. ~ ~~ .. 1:4~ Appfy In Pereonnel Dfopt. 1,;::55:;1-<_:;:191::.,------';'""ii;iiiiiiliiiiOiii;;iiiiiii ... TYPIST ",~'0-R-Sa~t.-, -Ex-.,,-,~ro-00~;1,..-loo I ~·~""'""=· ':oCal~l ::_6'13-00'="=7:.,. ;:--;:;;~ chair s111rlillt'r S5.'i, Sun· ~ST,ERS ,AUc•CJ~ 1 ~-OOUl'ICI. 'nlli 9 AM-12 noon, Mon-Fri SALES It Service Attendants, * * * ' G.E. Range, self cleaning CHL"lESE rolf1.-e tble, blk. lx!1Un el{'{'I clomt• skilll't SIO. ~v•OJ>t M\'por, " •
tuperb ... ;"od:n trairfng ta p/llme eves/wknd1, Appl)I REPRO oven llJ'ld Kenmore elec Teak, 3 X 6 Ft.; La.ri:;e, in· Bolh good cond. tJlS-2.Hi 1Ltl Bmind Tony'i Bill~. t.1.at 'I. _...._10 ._,~de-PACIFIC MUTUAL in petWn, See Gerry, SUl h dryer Ph. 557-9921 door. Cblnese blk. Teak 4:30 -PRICES SLASHED ~; Job;VOur frVWlng 'TOO Nev.ipotj Ctr Dr. Harbor, CM Stenograp er w As HER s. dryer' pll\lller on stand, brass trinl 3 FAfo.tJUES ltfl. lt1U&t M'll! 25% OJo'f'
4irPfdration. Due 10 our ex~ Newporf°Beach SALES woman, experienced, TYPIST dlahwuher. R.eblt. guar. I ~·~handl~"'"'i'-'tlJO.~~-""'--,,--= Dbl canopy bOO. bunk be<ls. \vm1 11118 AD ~ we ho.ve openings ---needed for Apropos Shop, 29 Due to our rapid growth, Delivered. 839-7620 or T\VIN bed.! Sl%l, 8' Gold kitchen set, ref, stove. Ohl Fumitw-e, appliances. 1Va.
tftugbout O~ County.· * RENTAL AGENT* Fuhlon Island, Newport Varian Data Machines hu S4&-S218. velv. sofa Sl.50. (orij". S785.I. Holl,V'A'Ood Bed, Wall ntlr-ian'lpa, bric·a·bnK'. ck>thn.
Colwell Properties Inc. Fut growing rea.I estate Beach. See M~r. an irrunedia.te openlng in An Immediate optn-SECCO \Yater Softener. Good 5· gold dee. chest 175.. ror, 30x60. ~3--0436~ . .---ctC'. USl-.--0 USA'BLES, 2560
; (terV\nc all of company ln Laguna Beach. SAUCE COOK-MITES our ~ area for a ing exi•t• for • Repro <.'Ofldition. STh. 633-9$4. or Ethan Alle.n din rm table & --AUTHENTIC Newport m \"d,, Costa ~lesa.
• Oranre Cowlty) need11 rental-agent foalr ltd• In. Off Sunday Cyrano Restau· Steno. You must be able ID Typl•t In our Publl-&'ll--656l. chairs, SlTh. 847-39&2. INDIAN JEWELRY 11 to S Tues thru Sat.
' CA1L 833-lt:n creaslngly rent ept. rant 600-ri Newport Cftlter type 60wpm, have ex· cations 0.pt. Must SPM'lSH·Med. Kinb BR set. Prtv. Ply, retUIOMb, le prices, GENUINE "EXERCYCLE' ~tust have s a I es man's Dr.,• £Fashion laiand), New-penence in typing tecllnieal Rent Washers/Dryers Trp. dresser, dbl mirr. 2 &H-4900. 2 speed $.350. w11. J ton
llcen&e Be&-'-A-' 8 30-ll specif:lcations and 'I h have •Xptrlence with $2 ,,Vk, Full maint. commodfos. hdbd' & bed, n<>-masu~ roller SUS. Walton 1 ft_;fta Beach ttsldent port "''· vrY : ~-Id be at lea.Ill 80. 11 )'tlU IBM Executive. • SJS.-1202 • _.. 1295 FOR sale, new IB~t Car--~"-t.. ... ......1 '-I ·"~ -Nol_o_n RHI Estoh am & 3-5. pm daily, ,..,... mar top. Ex. couu, . . .,._1 . ..... \rarUUJ.., "'!""-" ,,... t .,,via.l'Or meet these quallncatlons DRYER. gas. 3 Years old. 645-2543. ' recting .:x·C'ClrlC l)i>ev.,,trr. $100. All like new. 235 Pop-* ~9473 * ~~RESS needed~-~ and are Jookin& fDr a com· Apply In Parson Ke-M10re. $45. 751 Hudson, UPHOLSI'ERED couch & Ple11.sc call S86-0057 or py, Corona del ~1 a r , --·-~'--',...;,-'--"'--I IWIJ.I maker, year •vw.. pany that oHert: Clot 557_1G09 d 638-8fM for t1ppt G73-8063 : ,.
Rttired Person emplcyment, pay according 3333 Harbor Blvd. 1 806 chair in good c on · 2 ~1APLE bunk beds S2S. \.;;';~:;:;:;ii·;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;ii; Or Colltte Student to ability. Call 64.5-0915. aft • Modem Costa Mt1a, Calif. aulldlng Mater1i1 s Reasonable. r-.1atl1'f'sses S15 each. r.taple ~ ~•dsOff..Shore Pltlmo. AIR & AIP.,.ble. 5 pm, 557-1646 1733 facilities e S I B lldl • 642-m> • roHoo ta~o $25. 2 m•plc WATER SOFTENER ~~e oUlces opening 646-4CJn 1Jetwu 9 am & 5 prn. MonnMa Unit Y, C.M. An urp us . u ng FRENCH Prov. din 1111 M"I. bar chlllrs $17 each. ~l&-2272 Never Been Usedl "wv equal oppo,tunity employtr • Ba I d ?o.fATERIAL • lOCIO's Of NE\V Cane back cht1lrs. C'hina -1 1 ~! Ground floor opp::irtun-ROUTE Se,rvtcemen, Hre ex· I C an ITEMS! Doors, lumber, p\y. cabinet to ntatch. Xlnl rond. 3 NICE v.·al\ clcw:kl'I, old cul Llte!lml' aclory guiaran ee. ity tor ambttlous sales peo-tinguiaher, Orange Collnl:Y Secretacy $650 Major Medical wood, alum sheeHnr, mold· 64.2-4866 ~lnss, pair violin lwnps, etc. P..egularly .sell s for $695.
pte. Immediate floor time area. Top pay. \Ve train. Penonnel Clerk S425 Ing, windows, etc. l\1om.1ngs & e\'l'S. PeteniOI\, Will S('ll chl.'11p? ~8-
.. vailable. Immed~te earn· 1374 B Logan Ave, Costa Dictaphone 0pt. $400 + Ufe BUJLDERS SURPLUS 1:G::;•:;',:"9l!:•:....:S::•:;t•:.._ __ .;8.;;:12 1 ...c.......,=--c=·-----~ l ~-.. -~-~~-~-~-~-.,-~-!!!!!-~-~~-'!i-.\' ~ poulb~c flave .=d Mesa, m-3456. Test Technician • s~-L Purchase Equal Qppor. Employer m/f Z4Cl6 So. Ma.In St., S.A. t.10VING Garage s a I e . ELECTRIC Golf Carts, $2)() l\10VING Sale; exec. delk & ~V'lllonl ot ::' Qu1stle Salts Electro-Mechanical $4.25 hr ~ Mon thnJ Sat 10.!:i household fumishlnp, tool&, f'&Ch. Marine SUrpl.11.!l, 3307 matching bookcai;e, suit Ill · 1111
oXii ; · IMMEDIATE CASH Exec. Secretary to S700 e Profit Sharing * TYPISTS * · n4: 546-1032 camping gear, r.tuch misc. So. Main, Santa An a, lomey-doctor. Sect'. desk ~ sfLl°~MST'OCK COMMISSIONS PBX Recept. 1S42!5 e 2 d Cameras .& 5871 Pino Dr. '!M , Spring-_,54-=5-<55~~'----~~ STS, cha~s1.o. Lil~~ se•:J5'1· ('1M)•S-..J31K •• (213) ~ Sell nsttoratty.famoua-l<Dapp ~ ~~) to ~ 1 ays a year Register tor 80S dale/Slat('r, HB, Thur>Sa.1. FOR llllle, Helle.re welder, ~400 . air .... • sc.
. RECEPTIONIST l!lboes part or full ~e. Very G ....... u. Fri~ ....... ,. $850 paid vacation a temporary job Equipment Housahold Goods 814 gas acetylene let, air rom-
lrl&b """ """"""'""" p1., ,~ today ,,........ all l<inds o! tools. CARPET BROKER
bont.tll!'S benefits Your own G. Ofc (magazines) $400 • 6 days a year Intervws: 9-lZ BELL-How@.11 Super 8 sound DRAPES. off·white, cPlling '--'"'='~' ~548-&Sl~~~L-~~~= Rect"ntiy purdiued several Day ot nlght, no exp. nee.,
eUy, fun job. WW train, no typtnc or, ahorthand, etc.
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busines:S. No investment. Sl!cy, brokerage exp S600 \Ve Need All rnovle camera. never used, to floor. ElCcellent condition, EXTR.\ finn double bed SJS. 1000 yd~ ptush & rhag ca.r-
Free selling and tnlining kit. AIP Oe~ to ~ paid Sick leave, Office Sklllspl al90 movie saecn, ~76· bul need cleaning, Cost.a Norge 2 door retrlii:erator pet, All colors. &-low v.·hole-
Ra!ph P Ke!:l.ey Dept Receptionist 10 _,.. EqualMalOpe po&rF;:'aJeoycr furniture 810 r.1esa, 556-TI18. $.50. Blaclr: leather club chair sale. lnstallation avail. Con. cool 2, Knapp c ~ n tr e: NEWPORT You may be tbe one we are ---------c~"'o-""'""""----8=-1;;5 S2S. cau 979-8123. tac! Dick Lesto:T, s,~2.
•--•-00. Ma, 02401. Personnel A-enc' loo""·• for. Western Gir l Inc. 1J::;•::w::•::l;_ryL----= -=~~~~-~-~ ~ ...,, ~· h c1 d J\10V1NG selllng qualit y ?.1UST Sacrifice, beautiful AUTO?.L\TIC GARAGE
SALES REP M/F Ill Dover Dr., N. • Pleue Apply In Peno'l 49>7 MacArt ur 0 v · furn., some antiques. _• GENEROUS e mcdlt. sectional 10fa, good DOOR OPENER. Finest
Good opportunity for am· 642-3170 Or Contacts. Kra.fka N~ach Numerous mile it ems. condit:ioo $225. l40 lbs set of known brand. ·Reg. saio.
RE CE PT /SEC'Y bltioua peraon to &ell ata-1 ......... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!P I -~F.qu~o~l~O!!ppo~r::_. fcEm:!!!JP!!!loy~or'--i;j;,.._~2'l71~';· ,,;;;-;;,;n;;;;t;;;;;:-; we\&hlL 545-4929. Special S139.95 inst a 11 ed
Fee Paid ' to $500 Uonery supplies in Nl!WPOrt SECRETARY com bl n e d y DM 3~· SETtEE pullout bed, 2 e REWARD e LARGE couch, p I a t f or m w/5 yr guar. 89J'...3STT or l Dream apl(: w/developer. Beach area, Full time. Will sales &: trust department. TYP.IST wood~ this, 3 bar mols, rocker $15 ea. Double ~I415. I ~ A tt1le lh. AW.t Fee train. Salary + comm. Must be KOOd typl&t. Min. 85 1.fariuf, of reinforct!d plastics patkl wrought i,ron tbl & 4 Fo'r -turn or ii.ny ln· Plne8.pple bed $20, 138 E. 18, ORIENT AL rug, Chi ~. Cal! Am Oirlstle, Beach Stationers, 18 0 7 wpm, Use mM tranacriber. -...ks ......--r ... ,...st to handle chrs. pole lamo. 549-3932 •.. CM •-••~ bluo. 1100. IBtil executive . ,,,_ -........._..~Em ,,... ... -R> """' ~"...-'J't" formation leading ID return ·• .,,...,._,.,.,_ ~. ""'"anoo ...... ~ • Newport, o.-m-MU81: have previous oo.Iness 2722 M•...t..~llOl'I D..-. varied as-·. o1 quality 6 P• Rattan Furn. Good N rt f"""'wtiter, $75. Bookcaae I ~--•-MOO !al ,._ """"' .,........ .. or a gold four leaf clover MEMBERSIUP; e.w p o ~.-.-.ru-A6"".....,• SALESLADY, 40 hr week, m exper, Depertmen iuuC· lrvlne, Californla control ofc. Includes heavy cood $125 pin, approx. 2 Inches fn Beach Tennis Club. CaJI type headboard & mllC! l ;::·IMno~"'-'BMI:::::::·;,• .:;N:::.B::·-~-eves or sun. Apply ln person tlons. lnclds sales dept In· ••• 2.-xi ••L stat typing of QC certifica· · Cali m 3257 1 d ,..,,.,,. ltemii. Days GT.l-3334 or ewi N1ST part tim bel 9 &: 11:30, Cotta Mesa quirtes. Trust dept • docu· -.r """'' • • -tions sendiTlg T\VX mat'! tol-=-'='-='--=;:;-~~ diamt!!er; with J ew e e 494...,,,.,,,, :l46-0990 , ~O ' e, n-.-..1 ti ta! ' -~ & USED ~ dbl bed heod & horseshoe in center; alllO, 1 ~CA~R-P~ET--,,-,-,,-"---,-.---,.~to -·===·'----~~~-! 1Mablre Mon·'I1lun:, 2-9 pm Statkmen, 270 E. 17th $1, ments. • '"&'"""'ve nanc I o E 1-r computer, rorresl""""'"""e. •~ . • hal l •= '"' EW J c.. be 1 t I I~'==~·~..,_~:;:=--,,.--. I ~-ta Mo .. , Please no Co. N.B. location. ChaJJenir.1 ~Eq~u~a~~p~por""'.!!!!"m!!!p!'!.!!!!!!,.~ I gen'! ore dutles. Will tra.m footboard, firm malb'eSS. gold locket (was o1" c 1 ,n1, full &: pa.rt rolls of shfl.I N ac......,n to es er, •
' ........., 1..... ....-,, lty 1 1 be ' st be S60 557 1397 approx. the size o a n c e , ftuin $2.BS .,. ·yd. 642-TIOl Argus {800' Tape R.crordtt, i\ECEPriONIST p/t, af· phone calls. ..,f> op.,... .... n · x n ne-STEREO/Can1era u.l~man on T\VX, but nio ex per. =~· =--=-~~~-inscribed in script, FLA. Clarey manual c a s h
, . Call ,.12 for fits &: \\'Orklng condltlon.!I. needed. Must have exp. In stat typi.s:t. Dynan1ic div. of * SOFA & LOVESEAT • These are deeply treasured APPROX. 1200 Sq. It of 6 re~ster. 32:'\ Bov.iing Greeri
,tlirllOOns, SALESLADY for fabebric shop, ApPl.y Suite 600, 500 Newport reta.lls &/or sch 0 0 t nat'I corp: X!n't benefits. neVer used, $155. ' family mementos & the !Qs9 mo. old plush yellow carpet. c.M. 557-!f.lJO 1
11PPnt. 56-8393. p/tlme. Must exper. Center Dr., N.B. 1.J......-.uod. , ·--N'm•el. Call Denese at (TI4) 5-li-1144. UIUlllly lloine. 968-1910 PLEASE $7550 •-t t 548-9""5 · seamstreu. 979--4125. ._", .._ ..... -... -is in-eplaceable. . or '-"'s o r: · Misctflaneous W...ta.ateatdrawlntbcWest.1.====~--c:--:--=-cl •--otar'-••-•1000 830-2730 Eq al~--E p1 ;1 8~ Foot sofa 3 c\JS'hions PLEASE help It you have TV Portable S2S. New Wont·, r--"•• PJ1ot ,.., __ 111-.1 "Llat"' Jt )n -1--.tfl-.l Ship ~r twl ~ U VVYV'• ffi O)"er m . ' , L"A" ~~Ot'>. WU 1:10 I• ..a ........., ~-to Shore ft-~! ~~;-Soc'y-F/C Bkpr. $IOO bolsten, gold/white floral, any infonnauon -'"-"-.wo:i Corvair tire with rim SlO . ... .., .... ~ ,...,.wi.a ~-J1110. TECHN. fCIAN flKl/offer 675-.8889 E \'et. & weekends. 6.39-4767 •~· ~-·•· URGENTLY "0
' • • WANTED, Monoy Sal•, FREE ... FREE FREE • I 1'''lN ~· double bed, PRIVATE ESI'ATE COPYMATE model 400 S?>. approx 24" sq. Son)' Reel to
.. Liz Rt!inden Agency Nu' mer1ca rocker, hide-a·hed. D1Al\10ND. \Veddlng &. l)r(>ss(>r \\'/9 drllY.'eI'S $20. reel tape deck. Reasonable
4121 We;rterly Place NEEDED 49-t-7615 after 6 pm Engagement Set, Perfl'Ct, 962.-5206. 60-837;) or 835-9469
SUite ll5, NS ""'"'° c I COUCll 1 b ha' f\av.·less. Cost S575. sacrifice G OR E RUGS Establilf1ed 1965 ontro 8' ' c u c IM;. Sl~ cash. DRESSER i:-su. aa SlO\-'t' I NTAL · 50 ml1NE£ Other '"°""· furo. Hun> DIAMOND S1ud Eor,;"", !30. Ubrary Boolu SIO. All Private party ,_.. ..,....., SECRETARY ~ IM very reu. 83'.r2SB2. cost s1cm Sell $450. Perfect. In good condltlon 54&-f6\3. uaed tugt1. 644-~. 61S-8713. ·;
Top notch Gal Friday needed M·a1' nten a nee SOFA, Blue & beige print, fiaw\~S ;, 637-580.'i. Eve.s. UPRIGHT---tteemr. l <l. WANTED Me m b ~ r. h I " A ~IT ltD'l'l'IC
11W1C Q,p: POii THI
i GAL OH ntr: GO. -
ID handle all o t t ic e ASSEMBLERS quilted, bk55o7~,; 558-7276 Admiral $80. Bundy Sax, Irvine Coast GotJ.ntry Club.
responsibilities ror ll"Owl.nt: T . h s ......., AUTHENTIC SlOO aft 5 540-53!11 Call ?.1orril 547-m.I or
CM Mfg. Co. 642-Ml80. ec ', r • VOLT * s· SOFA.• INDIAN JEWELRY REF $21 Stovo !IS HydnuUc ~543-:::c.:Ticc<:::.•~~-~-2 SERVICE Sta. Attendantl.• EXCELLENT CONDmON &W-4905 jrick S5 Coffee table $5 OllLDRENS play h 0 use
1 Full & 1 p/Hrn~. Lite thorough Instant Personnel 100 E. nh St. CM ----"'""=-~--'-Socket .set SS 645--l250. wanted, please p h 0 n e,
mech. exper. Apply Laguna Must possess' a ~ Temporary Service BRONZE green carpet, 13xl5 MUST Sacrifit'l', v.·cdding & KlNG Beaut)'re.!lt mattress, ~4. · I
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• ~.ii aft ad In Women'• Wc."1f ·
) : Coll Mory Both 642-5671, 1xt. 330
Chevron, 001 S. Coast Hwy, dentanding of basic elec-3848 Camp•-Dr., Suite 106 pl .. • pi ........ 1, xlnt rond., ..ic. engage n1 en I band. 'Pr•·og• & 1---. pillov..'l!I. . I '--· Be h tronlc '""'"llenUI of N/C ma· ,.., ...., "'-" ,.,., n..;,.; \I $750 Never "'orn ,.._.,.~ 'VE buy antiques, onenta '--6una ac · chi_.., ...,,;/a min. of 3 yn_ Newport Beach 546-4741 eves or wkends, 644-0075. .....~na. Y · Cookv..'&.l"e, 8 dlnghy_m.Jm . rugs, Jewelry .k oU pain·
' 15-w and Crochet! All One Piece!
I' -,'9026 SERVICE S Alie-• •-I .. _, Equal Oppor. Employer CUSTOM to·'· ,_ ·---Sl.50. 54:>--1929. In .,. -
full 12-9 ~~·1 p/tl;,~n;.;es =-~n!t. =l~ioor: chest emi::~ ~ b;;:i,boo 5 Une1; 5 day11-for $5. Call Nl!(!d a ''Pad"?' Pia~ an ad! I t gs, ..roo--•"'"' 1
& wknd11. Neat. App~ required. Previous GE Merle * WANTED * design. l of a kind. 539-2800. today •.• 642-5678 Call 642~. CLAS.51FlED ····-.,if.Um ~~s, 2590 Newport n1v • ~::?up ~m:C pe~: H;:"sru~ :et, '&s =iiA~"i'°i''i'mipoirtioc1i~;'1io;/l.i"it;•ii,i'mipoi"~..iijli'j1;o~A~ui1o~•i·~1im~poi'i'ldi. p~9~1~o~A~."~'°i'i·P1m~poi11~oc1~~~9·10n , ' . I
SER'VICE Station Attendant Exceltent. company paid hen-tits. Only happy people need
& Lubrication t.1an, Full eUts &: working ronds. apply. -Apply In person morn·
·Ume employment, apply 8 inA:s or make anoot.
am • 12 noon. at 24081 El APPiy In Person WOODY'S WHARF
Toro.Rd, Bill Rash Che\'l'Otl. BERTEA 2318 W. Newport Blvd., NB
SERVICE Station Attendant, . 'VELDmON·EEXPR, . OLARANGUNMAENT AL Clean cut, full or p/time.
Arco Station, San Diego 494-6376
Fwy & Harbor Bl•d. CORPORATION WHO WANTS TO WORK1
SERVICE Station Help. Full DRIVE A CAB!
or p/time. 990 E. Coast 18001 Von Karman CHOOSE your hours, work
Hwy. Newport Bch. Irvine, Calif. for yourseU, be )'tlur own
SEWING M'chine O,_.,.tonr, -.. boss. Men or women. Can ~·-000 1424, txl •~ li I ha~l ~ ])eavy duty machines, will -be s 'ght Y '"' cavl'C"· train. caII 64~2278. or 13~1415 Ne a I-Clean Appearance.
--· Vts, ret.lred. Age 25 to 70.
Equal Opp,. Employer Supplement your Income.
* * *
SHIPPING
AND
RECEIVING
CLERK
TEMPO'S
Dial· A· Job!
NOW Orange County's moat
progressive & innovative
Temporary Help Service
'does it again.' TEMPO of.
ten a truly unique & time
a av In g opportunity ftlr shlpptni and receiving clerk -•·u
with a minimum ot two 1111o led . ' ' . ' TYPISTS
years experience tn the 5
Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a
day. Apply In pel'90n,
Yelliw Cab Co., lS6 E. 16th
St .. Costa Mefl.
\VOMAN Ii or over. No ex·
per, tlt'('(!SS. l\fln . .,...age dur·
Ing tra in in g. Deal
w/medical profession by
phone fron'I office In Ne\vpt
Bch. No . selling. 6-8 hrs.
Start 3:30pm. 646-40.71
betwn 9 am & 4pm
war.JEN : Laguna Beach
re!IOrt motel maid work or
!miry. Full or part time,
494-1196.
FRONT WHEEL DRIVE
$
ORDER YOURS TODAY r\n. fl'.) receiving of e le ctro n I c BOOKKEEPER L. Hae& ow1l. matorlall "'''"""· You KEYPUNCH "'f . must be attentive to detatt SECRETARIES
Seuon Alter .p..on. he'll and willing to w 0 r k Who want dignified &:
v.-ear and eiljoy th I 1 OVM'tim~ when l"'l!qUlnd. U stimulating long or shOrt '--1 you meet t h e I e re-term assignments • few ~i: ~. sporty quiremen!9 and are lookina: days couple v..·ee}ts or rew Antiques 800
VIBRATION FREE QUADRAZONTAL 4 CYL. ENGINE
imi .. _ ... _ ... _. iill~ii~•ll ''The e~tras aren't added on, they're built right in"
cardlpn all ln one piece wie for a growing~ Coun-monihs . )'tlO decide! Now l---'--------11
kiilttlng wonted In 2 cOlon. ty company that ofien: yn-1 r an ... -, SCRAM-LET'~ .' °"""' 0 ooey handoome Molnly uing!• rrocbet with e M-,..-APPLY BY PHONE 'iil !with/without arm ralood. rib-<tltd> bandA. Pal· _,..m APPL y BY PHONE ,
ni,,..i to ... ar """' tt.e torn n<0, '""'....,incl. Facilities APPLY · BY PHONE ANSWERS ncess top, pents or skirt. u:VJ:NTY-nwai: CENTS t
Prtnted. Pattern 9 0 2 6 : for each pattern -add Z • las)C and Call TEMPO'S Orfice a
1' Slze9 10, 12, 14, 16, cents for each pattern for 540-4450 & Let us· know Gendel' -Daunt -Valor -Ht.If Sbet l2'iil, 14~. 1614, Alt J4a11 and. 8{1ec.ial Ha~· Maior Medical what )'OUl' skills are. No Pagoda _ OLD AGE ~ 31m, ~. PUl.l8I: Jnr. otherwt9e thtrdoela• 11.-need to come In pet'!OnaJiy · Mugger: ''Your montY or &Ts D&l:ll llDZ· 'delivery will take Uiret! + L1tw until we have the 'Ju,st right' your ltfe!" ~-··"" CSN'T9 weeka or more. Send _ to • s--L Purchase spot tor you.I Victln1 (e}dt'rlyJ: "Take Jw .-eh "patttrn -ldd 25· Allee Brookt:, the DAILY ~ Your time Is vafuable. Don't my Ule. I'm savirq: up niy lblnta ror. etch ~ttem tor PILOT, 105. Needlecraft e Profit Sharing wute It. Invest tt wiaely money for "lY OLD AGE."
J, ... ._ MID and 1p1c1&1 Randl-Dept., Box 193. Old 0.-.y e 'with Tempo at hi how'1Y C:' GUilrwttt thlrd-clall! Statton, New York, N. · 12 days G year ra.tP.S $$NEVER A FEE A1' AN T1 QUE ref ectory
q.;i...;; wW · lab ti'"'! IOOll. Print"'""'" •-id acatlon TEMPO. (library! tab!• " loog with ~~ ......... Oil man. ~ft toy llp. Pattcnt. Nwnhet. pa V Tempo Tompot'ary Htlp' heavj.br carved p e des ta I ---o,.... ..... • .. .;..,...,;,.,..,.;,,..,.., legs, dp\l finish $1.50. or 1rlariU lW'Uft. """ NEED L ECRAFl' ,.! • 6 clays G ytar trade for English 11nllques.
'67 TOYOTA WAGON '71 MAZDA RX2 IVTW292 1
'399
'69 DATSUN 2000
RDSTR 0 S-SPEED. 1491ABTI
'1199
Rotary. 4 speed, radio, heater, vinyl interior,
low mile1. !5710VEl
'1999
'66 VOLVO
IWCL754)
~~~~·'!: 5--:£.: = pald11ckleave, QUICK CASH 1 ~~~·~oh~l._(_c_._._''_t_r_•_"0.1 1
11..-..-m with B1a1e, W..,. -JIOI· You ...,. bo Ibo °"' w< an ~--:;
'-;. -and nrul ':::;:ooo,-· -" Jookina tor. THROUGU A
'499
i-l .. "'1Jti * ·R.litl I t· ~ " -and .,.. ....._ . , 11 KiiJ11i -1....:c.:.o;.;.:..:....;_._. __ +--
=~ &'t:.r. ':Jl it.~ ~0~"'"! VD.M DAILY PILOT INft~ .wlllG BOOK °"' ..... ·--. ;. 5 _, _,., _, -··•· 11.00. "'LASSIFIED AD _'limANf FASRION 'l.!:."' .. '=1'~ri.!:: 2722Mkhol-Dt. WA ... T AD 1900K _ ffuMndl o t l!Oe lrvint, Callfornla n
I ,,._,. ... SL Cldl -t -18 patt...._ 833-2400, oxt. 336 l~ ;~~~it: ':.. .• ~ _. I F.q\a1 ()ppor. Employer 642-5678
I ;Qulltt ~ 'hda.7'1 ........ IOc. Need. "Pad"! Pti.oean •di
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Wed-. Oct'°" 3, 197l •
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: Office Fwnlture/ Pl1not/Orp1ns 126 3 Llnot, l Tlmos, $2.00 3 Llnos, i Times, $2.00 ·Dogs 1$4 Bciots/MoriM Boots, Soll tf09 Cyclos, Blk• • . rf.11.lt ¢Z' Qlk!Ms
Equip. 124 Fl&_i.ER bib)' aru,d. Walnut FR.EE 10 Good Home, C.OCk· MIXtj_> Terrier, female, e PUPPY WORL2 • Equip. · 904 3:l' KE'I'ttNBUR.G -raeini -~t,,a . '2S BOU$Aer0 "IS XL .~ N-;
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L-Sl-IAPED Ste de I It I finish. Xlnl cood. $950. ~!;° ':}:C~1!. ynp ~d:. fii1ty, eood bo)'ll q . Chlhuahuu, nny Poodles, A~ F\atll>riiPTanb: &loop, tut! Appraised •t BICYCCE'""S'PECIALS PtrrtC. :ll°'-W/rmy lux
$00/98, IBM cud. llitorq;e Plea.ltl call ~ aft 1pm Penona.llty plual 968-3'.lll6 Amer. Esk (Spitz), Dober. m· Ion£, Used r or $5IXXI Yoo nUlke oUer. "'59.95 feature. Brand new ftravel·
equlp., Ozalld )Jflnt Master or -.·eekcnda. 962-3932. LAB/RETRIEVER, female, man, Pit Bulla, Bull Terrier, cataman.bl.. Houseboat&, 675-63u or~ New 10,.sp fi'onr ~' ••• 'i ed only 300 ml). Lilt $12.0QO;-"o Hlltl!. PEDIGREED female poodle, Chow Used bikt1 frOm · ••••• $15.00 muit llQll. 19000. Prt N°' No. -·· Bruning STOREY&: a.ARK PIANO spayt'd, ncedshomew ioldcr very gentle & sweet. Love1 , Cockapoo. Keuhond etc. 1125 each. Marine ~ Cat:amaran w/traller Blke ele8nlnl{ ........ $4.50 n-4: 846-a2$. ·
copyllex No. 300, sax>. $325 J)('rson or couple S45-2088 babies. 968-3Ul6. und English Bull Dogg. 100 Surpl111, l301 So Main, Sanra 18,. received a1 sale• p~ Comp! Jllb,1 adjust. cl8Jl SH •. ..,.A -ie--~-
Pieree Enterprises, 867 \V. Call 9~1.Zt FREE AKC Beagle. also MIXED PUPS!! s t u d Ana, 541)...6551. • motaon, never used, $1850 & real(We rust. J45 val $29.95 I.WI
19m, Of, IW2-3408. TV Radio Hi F i 2 Lll\•cly, rualure Mexlc11.n AKC Fox Terrier. f'emale,, Service l\1ost Brttds. 24'x6" kln& t•xt.1 beam &U-0055 WANT!:D _,USED BICYCLES TOP CONDITION '650
EXEC IWVI chn Sl5/25 Sec Ster.o ' ' 836 Palm lreell, 25' Tall, by Need yds. 838-9348 eve11 Open Eves: S3l-502'l plated 1tecl11ife boat & 4 cyi 12' Snov.rbird, excellent oond. Beach J;Jlcycltt !KIO E. Ba.1~ · · ~ chra ~12' Desks S20t90 drlve1A11.y, you dlg 847-5383 KITIENS. 6 wks, adorable, GRt:MAN Shorthair Pointer. gray marina eng., $650. or with trailer $§(IOI offer, Blvd Balboa. 675-7282 Auto Servlc., ll'lf'fl M ,
et~ 867 W. 19. CM 641-3408 CURTIS P.tathls 7, stereo 8 1\10. Spa.yed female C.OUie-\\'hl:e / calico / brown, Fem. l lii, yrs. papers, shols, may be purchased separate-~743 aft 5. ,73 SUZUKI 2 cyl. RW11
Pi•nos(Orn1ns 826 \\.·/An1·Fn1 stereo radio, 10 Lltl>Shep. Shol$, \\'orred, 557-7609 751 Hlldson, CM obedience trained S 5 O · ly. 6-\243'18. KITE, bl.II racing gear. Sand good, 'tw minor dama(e,
• skpl'll a ll eolid 'A'ood, flff!(lit. oOedlent. ~. MIXED t>reea fem&le dolt, 557...:1592 BONZER RAOAR dolly. Xln't cood. $600. $500:646--8921 or~·
• styll', oonnections for tape 4 P.10S old puppy, Silky 4Yrs Net'ds Rood home will SILKY Terriers-2' female1. Sl,495. cotnplete. MILLER 644-5346, aft 6. ,73 HONDA 'T&I., Very cle"'an Free nwr...n Lessons & TV. See lo appreciate! Terrier'Poodle, f e Jn a I e. .. ....... ~1111 ' Neal· .~~~!>,le,,,?~~~ ~1,.used. MARINE SALES 64&-4351 Boat1, s11-1 Uockl 910 . " .. ..:..-.1ab1e. Prlc:ectJo • .sell u15a Cost new ST::iO. Ma k'e black/Cw·ly, cute, &15'-4589 ........, ~,,.. ....,.....,, .... ~.., +i5 646-85.L;J
'fiT VW Dtgtne CGflP'ete. ~
cent. over haul, $350 U • _...,_.~
~5pm. -
iz f;s Lqng A, You Likol
, on-players & playel'll wt!l-
ur come to attend Tuesd11y
rea!IOflBble offer. 960-1124. d m•~J Sett 'AKC 10 ks '* 12 Volt Ball, Bilge&: Cant-qufldy. $1 · · BQO..Grey/wht cat n 1 [B •<U>U ers, , \\' . per Pumps, $14.!li. call WANTED, Dock for 41' '71 KAWASAKI 75
COST $500 OA·alnut com. home. fltale, n e ute r ed, I I shot, females only. $65. 548--0353 Ketch. 11' beam, 7' draft, Xln nd ~~ ponents Am-Fm l\fultlplex shots. 3 yni. 847~. Pill and 5upplill 492-13:23 · · aflernOOrui & eves, M4-1310. t co · .,......,,
ret.-eivcl', 8 track IRpe, KJTTEN 6 n10. Fml. Shots. · SM10YED niale 'fluffy Boatl, Power 906 POWER to 16 ft. $1.15 an:. 2 . '* &Th-6215 * I Ir;,;;,
. " -·-
night at 7:30 PM. Wo OA·ant
e~ to learn to play
the organ! All matorlali
furnished.
Tom Dieterich . in ch1U'11!.
Pt.ono 642-2851
COAST MUSIC
Newgort Blvd. at Harbor
D:>sta Mesa
PIANOS -ORGANS
New le Used. Great selecUon.
Competetlve pril'ell, Open
Eves. le Sundays. The best
deall IU'e always at:
W allichs Music City
Sooth Coe.st Plaza 540-2830
PIANO WANTED
1114) 992-0259
::, ch:ng~pe:.pk~'. ~~n:· >..1nt wl£hlldren. p r. BSO 1vhite,8'A~. Fl·X.ER UPPER . A""''"t1!~~ ~_!tlver *:ek,'!w"3~~~~ha~:l j'iiii""i~i'm::'i-iiiii· ;jji'.~jj~ ..
11 ~796-· ets, '"'ner.11 BOAT SALE ve., Y• Ql."ll, v,,,._,,, like mwl.$300. 6'2-5919, aft 11 PORTABLE TV, l"4." Black & KITTF..N, 2 fl10S. DOG TRAINING tT Chris craft, :;m h.p. w/ BOAT slip, up to 40', 6 pm.~ An~qUff/Clauia ·~
white Pack 8 rd Bell TO ~~J:OME. SAVE A HOMELESS Obedience I: Conformation trailer. tT Arena ctaft, ~ in Balboa Coves, Po'lo'\!j;'. roR !>Ide 1 year old, girls 5 ]-'-'~-----.;.I
Asll'OtlOut Like new, PET 979--4636 or 546-9723 OMC/' w/trailer. 21' I.AP. only~ $50 mo. 557--03i8' speed Schwinn, gd oond., 'S7 T-BlRO. X1nt cond, ~
$35, s.57-9530, 323 Bowling CARLOS, an adorable 8 wk. ~ or ~ IRISH Setter, t em ale, strilaht, fxi OMC. lf DIM-' 801t1 . S,,Mci & Ski ,, i SOO, 644-3320. offer. • '
Green, 0.f old blk & wht kitten, shots, i:iedlgrtt, lyr Qlsi, shotl best craft, ·M-75 w/biriler.' NO • ' · 1973 HONDA 750, semi chop-554--0333 ._ ,
BRAND nu Pano-aonlc 4 bolt trnd. &M--0139 Dogs 854 offer. 644-2235 -. reasonable otrer ttfuaed. 14' SKI boat "lS bi> oufbOard ped, cuitom paint. Xlnt Recre•tlon.11I
channel stereo s Y stem. PUREBRED Irish S!tter, ~ H 856 1114) ~ . ,J)ticed to :aell today, all rond. Belt oiler, 644-2285. male, needs good home. ENGLISH Springer Spaniel orses 18• PARKSM.. lT!j HuU' w/.S' akiing equip, $600, ~. ' VehiclM 9S6 w/deek .. amp, ch a nger· puppies, AKC champ. blood ~ "!!-~-i!!j!!!•!l!!!!•~!!!~ I = s Pe a k er s . S200 4611 Call 548-1956 after 4 pm. Une. \TI41 ~1876. CALIFORNIA bred AQHA, beam, gl.8Ss over Wood, ~ ·r . . ~ , ol or ..-1om•.s 940 ;72 TRAVELALL. p/1, p/b,,
Seashore. Npl Bch. BOO. pretty gray/wht long Mare xlnt conformation & cyl inbd marine eng., great I r..---•· 1-_::S::•;;le::,i"R":?n;:;lc..:·--.......;· R ~ µ,,,t.jC •. HID ~.
UPRIGHT home entcrlain· hair cat needs home. l\~le, IRISH Setters 8 \\•ks up, health over 1000 hrs, of pro-boat for family w/small :----·'°" .. H/D J!lec.' ,sy;, aux. gas
men! centc>r, 8 track tape , neutered, 3 yrs. ShOb;, Reduced prices. Both sexes, fessk>nal training, S200(j or children. $750, 6 7 5-4'16 6, 'iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ e SALt.S e e lank, c~ 4sp1: Pl'lted Jo
deck, am/Tm radio, stereo, IW7-S304 xlnt quality. S97-8844. bst offr &ift..3128 aft 5 ask 531-4212, ~ • e-SERVICE blue book. 540-8544
18.. port l'Oior TV, $900. PEACH face Lovt> Bird SCHNAUZERS, rare black, for Beverly 24' Sea Ray _'71. ·eutt;Y caJJin, Camptn;:'h./Rent920 • RENTALS •
4!J'l..5.158. dwarf parrot, 6 n10. old. 871-8182 or after 5 pm REG. Thorough·lired Mare. I/0, 135hp -OMC, coven, S' KAMPER'S. RABIN
LATE nlOdel RCA Color ""'=-*-"c-"""'~"5-*c.,-~~ 522-8366. Daughter or~ Climber. trailer, CG equip. VHF rad. I · d l!"'u1i... u1p' 'd ::: MINI Doxl~s. AKC, puppy Good b~ m"-•" s'how $6(i00. Daya 5 8 6 • 161.0 mmac. con · "~ eq · Console, pecan ~'Ood cab. BEAUT. healthy shepherd . '""" -... Eves/. lend 5#-357~ $850 ** Call..846--3602
Trucks 962
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'73 FORD ..
Xlnt Still in \\.11.rr. $285. 2\i yni, male. "1 man dog". shots, 6 weeks old. prospect. $1250. or best .w S . · 7-~· -~-----
A:' ~tad ls w iood l-.. 963-291i3. 54&-8487, aft 4. 530-0020. ~ offer, must sell, 644-1211. 16 FT,, CaraVelle nmB'bout. CycSles; Bikes, ... "
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EXPLORER o,
HUNTINGTON BEACH
l~'\().,,:.cf• , l, •"'11 Motor Homes Motor Home• Motor Homes has paper. Xlnt hunter. Motor Homa~ hours. Fully equipped. Im-__ ..., -Hl,Nli•,< 'l'" ~IA(>• S•l•/Rent 940 Sale/Rent 940 Sale/Rent 940 ~~64 af~~P1!1· Sa?e/Rent 940 maculate $1950. 842-4T.s3. HUSQUEVARNA ZiO. ~$350. ======== ~~~·beater~, low_:.~ 1-;;;;:;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;:;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;118' GLASSPAR 15 hp See 1892 Orange Ave., Costa '73 CLEARANCE $3.19 .,. . : , I~ Evinrude: tilt trailer -'MCO:'o="'O''co"='"o='"°"'p~m=. =~-PACE ARROW . '>. I ' $1300 * '96U055 '70 YAMAHA 3f;CrEnduro . • DICK WILSON'S SEA & SUN R.Vo
·-SPEC/A.L PURCHASE
We have purchased selected new & used
motor homes from the inventory of one of
the largest motorhome · dealers in Cali·
fornia who has gone out of business.
rhese seled units were purchased at be•·
low factory invoice prices and we're pass-
ing the savings on to you!
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UNITS INCLUDE: '72 MOBIL TRAVELER
• Scout
•Breeze
e Ute
•Litt Liner
•Life Time
•Trail Boss
• Utopian • Mobile Traveler
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1 ~· MOTORHOME .
Completely, Self Cont•inecl. #51040
FULL
PRICE
CAMPER j)y FORD
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AMERICAN ROA~
The Camper With Better · Ideas
For Living Convenience
ll.Mc~u=sr~ .. "'11-. °"11~·=0a=,c:ero;.-,,,.-,-. M:.ny extras~ cond. $500. r100A DOT DATSUN ;-::
Lg wheel. trler. 8JHP mtr, IMMEDIATF. T)F.l..tvF.RY ch Bl~ S1lXl or best ofr. 968-7973 3 RAil. motorcycle trailer, 18835 Bea Vl-l•, • 15" wheels, trro. Phone, CREVIER BMW Beach, w.rm.. .
Boats, Sell 909 842-3305. ~ales . Serv
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16' HOBIE Cat with trailer, '69 YAMAHA 125. Dirt Bike. ~ W. :1sf ~TI'" na ' AJ!..~~~~!!H,. typH.n M.i-#.·~
used 5 times, extra sails, Best otter. run.:111 .. ., .. ..,
jib. fTlS,.546-4011 aft 6 * 613-2751 * RECREATION Rerital &: "64 'roRD PU. % Ton, ~~.,~-~~Full~--~. , Senrlce, 8081 Gorden Grove camper shell wfboot. • a.1r,1 c~ _.A y .equipt 72 SUZUKI 400 Enduro, + . Blvd, . Garden G r o v e . S36-3143. ··-·-' ~ • ·, · ~ for the serious helmet $499. firm. Aft 4 pm 893-'1556
r8eer. 'Prtnc~,only. 644~5. ~r wknd1, 494--6:445· ='=~"""'-.,,--== roR. Saie 1973 08bun PM;sr~ •Dale's Motor Hume Ren1.al.s c:Al-·ai,181!11· or~partntr, ·a ll '72 YAMAHA ·250 Enduro, .,73 23-2&' M.H. & Minis up w/service bod,y. ~
xtru·xlrit ·slip. Ne w·p ii rt 2ln) miles, ASking $750. Free miles 9 til 9, 838-0900 or 831·282'J: ~ ', '
' Beach. Pri pty. $2.-8488, 59'1-2404. RENT •73 WXURY 25· WAN 1r E·b ·: LADD E"1f.
WANTED'40' KETCH SCHWINN B!k" G~I. 5 ""'· EXECtmVE au Prl RACK$ TO m ..... li ;r<lN
• Fibera"lass 846-03.iG 26" whls, l yr. old. Xlnt P·" '"°' ~ :!tras, · CHEV. '642-q1'18. 1 d ~ .,,.A_O....,. a.<1y, ,,.........,, J-O p.m, .
Sell idle items • ·: .:.64Z-5618 1-'""'='-"=-·..o~c.cc-=c.· --A' good want ad 11 a gOOd Ur Fast results. are Just a' dx>ne,
-&12-5678. Want ad re-'ults ... 642"567!1 Vf'ctincnt. call away • ~ ' I
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DELIVERY
BRAND NEW 1974
PERRIS VALLEY
18 FOOT $1695 TRAILER
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
BRAND NEW 1973
SPORTS COACH ..--.
$16,695 conl1in1cl f!IOfot
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BRAND NEW 1974
PERRIS VALLEY
12 FOOT $895 TRAILER .
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .
EL DORADO
18 Ft. Key West
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CAPRI 71 .SPTS, CUSTOM ,. ¥.i·TOl>I, MINr COND.1---:-. -~---..,
BEST OFFER •n-1m ~
1966 roRD Pickup V.S, * •
352 eng * $1450, 1962 Ford 1 • __, Plckup v.s * 292 ena: * N-"-"'N THE . -~4~ ~tr..; xlnl, orig, FABU~S 1973
·~.CHEVY q,o,....., v, T,, , :CAl!R! , ~ JnCllor, atito.. 2 cu tanks, SP.art coupe decor, ~ side
&Ir, 1 mo. old. Make oUer. moulding.II, ~11!1~ front -~;63}-0775. teats, ~out r~,~_ats, 4
,12· FORD Sport Custom speed transmlsskll"i, power
· Radio P /S..P/B. front di9C brakes. style st~l
"to • /'.'\ll'fi, • r shell. Lo wheels, bucket seats, radial -1 ...,!"m · · · 1..... ply 11.res. 2000cc eng. m • _..,, ucn. (GAECNB428'.ll).
,.. OOERNAT'L S<o"'· 4 OVERSTOCKED!
wh1 drive; ena:Ine blown, IMMEDIATE
. -.!225-. -· DELIVERY
V•••r'. 963 GUSTAFSON
12 FORD Van, %T, .PIS, u·nc-'-u-rcury }'/B , V-1 auto,. 24,IXMl miles, Ullt-'"9'
Xlnt ccind. Crpted, paneled, 16800 Beach at Warner
Must see to appreciate. Huntington .Beacit ~-14~ * (213) 592-55+1
'69 DODGE A108 Window ''Home of the Vlkl_ng"
..Van, 8. door,· rib, clean. ,72 2000 (HERRY.
$1950. SS?-3715. 673-2237
'66 CHEVY VAll
GOOD ENGINE ~ TIRES DATSUN
. ·-· '11 GMC Rally STX VB!l· Hu WE'RE HERE
winddWI &! eeata. $2400. See UI al ;:.cM6-S959=..=·~a1'°!-"4 -'Cpm."'-_"·ffl=IMacARTHUR& JAMBOREE
,.A;.:;u.;.;t";;..oW.;.;•;;,;(lled=--,.""'-"·I BIG SAVINGS ON .~ "1S ''0em0s
" yo• "''' .. ~ 'Pickups DOLLAR . 610"
_ PAID ~
Ji IM~1D_l'.AAJELL1Y ~ D!~N f · ~ FOREIGN ' ;;·;:., ~ Newport Ben -t-· -CARS· -833-1300 ~n s.nday ~lill tN . t97J 'D'ATSU"S
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• ~ TOP DOLLAR-PAID BARWICK IMPORTS ~ FOR OR NOTI 83375 euni.. Capi.trano
~ Call or come in to see us. Sail .Jiiah Cap!ltranO a: 49.1-3375 or 831-1315 NEWPORT . :-FOR sale '73 240Z, only 7000
IMPORTS ml, air cond, * 644-7300 * •ro 240Z. • 35,(XX) mt. alr cond,
311X' W. Coast Hwy,, N.B. mag whla, radiah1, $3650, 642-MOS 213-43H41B/592-539!. i
~T=o~P_C_A~s=H~' DODGE
tor clean late model can -------
and trucks!
Howard Chevrolet
-MacArthur and Jamboree
Newport Beach
833.{)661; -
'71 DODGE
Colt
2-Dr. H.T. 4-specd, mag
wheels radial tires, yellow
with black bucket Beata (458
CJH)
S11i95 -DOT DATSUN
18835 Beach Blvd., Hunt.
Beach, 84>-'1181. 540-04<2.
JAGUAR
1971 COUPE· ,
Yellow, 6 cylinder, -4 8'Pfed.
air conditioning &. low mile-
age. Not maey left.
$4567
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' . YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CHE VROLET DEALER SERVING THE ENTIRE HARBOR AREA FOR OVER 13 YEARS ---Try Our Newest at Connell Chevrolet .. -.... _
LEASING ~· II Lease the "CONNELLEASE" Way,
. '• . ~ -. ' . ' SH Jerry Perkins, Leaising Man•r
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BUSINESS IS GREAT AT CONNE~L CHEVROLET
SEE US TODAY! •
SEE -THE "NEWEST" OF THE ·'74's
C.HEVROLET
MOVES ·OUT FRONT & WE'VE GOT
THEM ALL FOR DELIVERY TODAY!
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. -FINAL 1973. · DEMONSTRATOR SALE! . . .
CAPRICE 4 DR.
(1248) (200473)
Mii:. COHHEL'S CAii:
CHEVELLE
(291) (408708)
NOVA S.S.
(223) (1!1327)
$4693" 47 CHEVELLE 2 D" . . (3~2 ) (409576) ..
IMPALA .CUSTOM.
. (112) (103651)
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BRAND NEW 1973 CHEVROLET 1973 NOVA SS BRAND NEW 1973 CHEVROLET
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CARICE 4 DOOR
LOADED!
DISCOUNTED
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12290321
9 PASS •
CAPRICE EST ATE
·WAGON. LOADED!
DISCOUNTED .
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51250
OFF FACT. WINDOW STICKER PRICE -LOADED-
5115·0
OFF FACT. WINDOW STICKER PRICE
'70 Chevrolet Impala Coupe
vt, ••lem&tk tn11llftl•1loll. ,._ 81Mrlnt, llOWtr br1kes, •lnyl ,...., 111111 .,, .. mllu. C2'1!iHWl
KELLY ILUEIOOK PRICE: 51 910
OUR PRlCE $1599
'71 PINTO
4 Sp11d, r1dio, ]1,000 mil11 ind 1 nie1 e1r! t20J.
CPL)
$1799
'72 VEGA PANEL
,,_ T11rlto . tJ"tdr•malic tr•111mi11ion, 21 ,000 mil•s •nd
C!e1nl l'&IFNHl ,
· ··· Si8t9 ~.... --::-~
'72-GHEVRf>l;ET IMPALA
4 door with 14,000 cer•ful little ole' l•dv mil•1 ! V-1
lr19. 911), A 1uperior buy in mini condition. ( 151-
FUH I
$2799
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'69 Ford Wag. 10 Pass. Count. Squire
"-"""m•llc tr..,•rnl»l•i. 1lr COl!<llltioni119, ,._ ''"""'' perwer 11r1k11, 111191 .. r1dt, 4'.000 mlta. A rMI Ilk• t1rr (XXA224l
KELLY ILUEIOOK PRICE: $1190
OUR PRICE $1699
'72 MONTE CARLO
VI, IUIOINltit 1r111111'1111.11rt, ,._ •fftrtnt, ,._ llr•k••· 1ir c1llllillonl111, vinyl rotf. UllEAl!l
KELLY ILUE8001( PRICE : 52775 (Wholffalel
OUR PRlCE $2699
'71 CHEVROLET WAGON
6 PASSENl-ER lllNl-SWOOD
A •a•I fine car wifh V.1 •ngin•, •ulom•lic tr•n1·
minion, air conditioning, pow•r 1leerin91 pow•t
brek•1, •11il e low, low price! !087bFAl
$2499
'10 MAVERICK
6 Cylind•r, ] •P••d, 36,000 miles and SHARP!!!!
( ISICESJ
$1599
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'71 Dodge Yan % Jon
i CrHMI«, J ${Ntll, l27" wllMINH, 1)AOll mlltt. 111'!1 PHI clatlll IJ.01")
kELLY ILUEIOO K PRICE: 52630 -
OUR PR ICE $2399
'll Ford LTD 4-door Brougham
Otllr U,ftf m11 ... VI, •P,.,,..llc tr•nunlulll\, •Ir c.,,.il-
lltllhtg, _, 1!1trlnt, fl'IW9I' br1kn. Ytll t.MuN i.H h'"'t
l':ELLY ILUEIOOK PRICI!: 52250 CWhol"ol•I
OUR PRICE. $2249
'13 VEGA l+ATCHBACK
Turbo 1utom1tic han1miu ion, radio, al!d only 6,600
mil11!
$2399
'72 DATSUN PICKUP
4 Sp11d, 1ir conditioning, end only 26;649 mil11.
( 270ETOI
$2599
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'72 Chevrolet Impala 4 door H.T.
VI (r.,. 9111, 1u,.no.r1c tr1n1mlnltfl, 11r C'lftdltltlllftl, powtr 1lttf1"11, [IOWar br1ka1, 111111 I n1no.rlctltl• _,,
ll061it•I kELLY ILUEIOOll PRICE: 52300 IWholHC1l•I
OUR PRlCE $1799
'67 CHEVROLET CAPRICE
6 PASSENGER WAGON
V.e, aulometic tran1mi11ion, pow., 1l11rin9, air
conditioning, end 5,,00:1 mil11. (225CQT )
$999 .
'10 HORNET
SST 4 DOOR
6 Cylinder, auto,..1lie lr1n1mi11ion, ,.dio, tnd only
28,000 mile1. A r11 I honell cit! 1741 BSW I
$1599
Don't Miss Our Great
Used · Car Buys!
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1.A-'ufo..._•.;..• _1m_,_po_r1_oc1 ___ w_o Auto•, Used
SAAB SPECIALS ; * SAAB OF THE 13, dral lll\\ftYI: Complete
~lion nov.·, Buy or lea...r WEE' 'K
•J im Parklnson't ..
[h-;1rh Jhnpnt1!i
t • !JOO f./ • •' ,..,._,.,
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Of8~<! County's NC\\'Csl.
SAAB
I O{!tller
CLEAll . .\r-;CE: SALi::
'73 SAABS .51'AllTl="G AT
$2'95
u_B 10 24 n1lles1ler p lklll
Dick Miller Motor1
'll'O W. \Varner, S.A.
557·2U2
·TOYOTA
'70 TOYOTA
LAND CRUISER
4-wtu~el drive, etc. Nice car,
(911 ASQ\. m55
DIOT DATSUN
1883$ Bead! Blvd., Hunt.
Beach, 5tO-Of42, SC..7'781 . i TOYOTA
i: DEMO I
l SALE ·
'68 PLYMOUTH
(XE\;.gt~1
$1299
'68 CAMARO
(~Xf'-501)
$1899
'68 BUICK
RIVIERA
IVEJ-6411
$1899
72 CAPRICE CPE
(851-EOO)
$3099
'71 CHEVROLET
STATION WAGON
(7;)4-BOK)
$2599
'64 CHEVROLET
Y, TON PICKUP
t44292E)
$1299
GROTH
CHEVROLET ll1.11 q111•. 111111111" . ~ . \ .. 11211 BEACH BLVD.
147-60f7 ~3331 .,,.~rf ro=ROU.A=~-.~,-,-,-1.-0 n HUNTING TON BEACH w-. R/H, 4 ""'· ohn>m< CADILLAC ra.cS,25Mrea ao nable-. , _,_
"" OORONA c ... t """"· • EL DORADOS
dr, aUID, R/H $10'l5/bost olr. 14· TO CHOOSE 962-~lm. uk for COUPES-CONVERTIBLES
Sonia. •
·n. 'TOYOTA Corolla 1'00 DE VILLES cpe: Xlnt cond. $1350. can 531-J'm 31 TO CHOOSE
VOLKSWAGEN ~~ · f ~ CONVERTIBLES •. '71 YW BUG Many °""""""' oolon O.Oice ot Interiors
.,. (Cloth & leathtt) , AJrl/FM. stereo, new radial Factory air conditioning
llrel. (583 DJB Full power. Choice of: $1795 ~=ra<tio
DOT D__AlSUN -~i:!~-·
18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Largest selection in
""""· 84>-1'181, 546--0<42 °"""" County " vw Nabers Cadlllac
Metallic .BlUe AlTI'HORIZED~DEALER
Runs & Looks We!l! 2600 HARBOR BL.,
$1095 COSTA MESA
(Zl.tN525) ID9100 Open SundQ
111,11 tJIW• \llt1!tll'• "'""' ~ . ,, .
'66 CAD sed. De Ville, very
clean, xlnt mecb. cond.
li&,000 ml, always ~ed, moo,.._ ....
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990 Autot, Used 990 Autos, Os.eel "° Autos, Used 990 ~Ailutotiiiil,iluilsec1iiiiliiiiiilii::;990~l;A;u;t;os;,;u;Mdilijiiii~~990~ ~-. u,.l
OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC PONTIAC t -~ · JAVELIN MERCURY MU$TANG
(~ JAVELIN ssr _ 1~ cl.Ass1C l\f er cut y. '85 Mustane 200 cu ln 6 CYI, J Sa.IC9 6 s..:viCe CORP .. e;icec. v eh i c I e 1. 1967 F' IRE BIRD, tow 1972 T-BOUL i...li& J\lU
"'" ·-....ml. Needs Mlall IUTIOWlt 11.'0rk. dr lu'lftp, !hnd. traia. k/H OLDSMOBILE Chooae from (21 , '71 Exec. mileage on new q . P/s. 1)0¥.oer flle'lb,.atulk:ua, ~.) ~op. PA/S. Air. $3500. Best otr. Alk for Au1wnn or SllOO. &i).1818, 673-~. GMC TRUCKS Pont. \va.gon or '69 GTO. P/8, aut.o trans, rur, ne\v AM/FM ..._. tlilect·Aire, 1 · Larry, 642-M22, S1S-fi646. HONDA' CARS Botb air cooa,. xlnt cond. brakes &: tlre1. vinyl top, white. vtnyt mp, daft twwn LINCOLN MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY OLDS 919-22111 ,,,., -..... ,,.,., aft !lpm ... W<ekends. met.•"'·~ -Call
'88 PONTIAC C4tallna, 2 dr 539-$i21 * 54iW3S1 *
'69 LINCOLN Conllnenta.l.
Xlnt cond. Loaded, Must
sell. $1600. 5.Sl-6259
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MUSTANG '69, Conwrtlble. '68 Olds Toronado Ste~ 28S:I Hartxlr Blvd. bardtop, vinyl J'OOf, atr 1970 GP WI~. T-BIRD 19fll, 'Uadlu, full
pf1, p/b, 'radio, 00,000 mi, tape, p/windowa,· air, Cotta M_csa H).9MI :_~~i'~ta~!J!!I cond. BXltao,k.:~brwnM··~t. ~ pwrnd, t1~ .. u!•t1,·.e1,e.,11 8'~
white Y(lblk top, blk llhr radlalA nu brakes xlnt 1971 OLDS Vista Cruir.cr • """7""'10>.0 n · 119~ • e-l 11 co · .,...,.,. ' "
Int, Sl.>XI, call D Crowell cond. Woo. or belt' otter. Wgn, 3 seats, a1r AM/FM '71 GRAND Prix, fully eqWp-~'Jl..80D-· '• 64t-OlJS, -: ·
-· JM.!1Jlltlll.~ otereo, '"" oaok. E>< oond. oed.e_x.,.llent qondt""'. low ' I RAMILIR ·YISA
'70 MUSTANG gd, cond., '71 ctrrLAS.S Sup. 2 dr ht, $80/ofl'. 673::1m7"""'11fr""6:30 hill.8; GG-7400.~ --,•;.t • • ~t--~_..._ __ ,__.I
'89 COUGAR XR 7. Xlnt radial Ore'-auto, trans, 1o air, full' pwr. lo ml, llke p.m. '69 O'RiND1 ·PRfX •io ~ ..Rorta.,,auto. Good m. VEGA ~ Good
cond. 5 nu tires. 847-2294 or ml, :pm. Cal.I •aft 4 PM new. Pri. Pty. $2595 . '61 TORONADO Xlnt eond, w/alr 'cond., cond.·$1200.'"&rm.L.-'mnd. Cull t: take owr
536-374.1. 645-1886 833-21{)3 Make offer 507.2337 p/windows, $1500. 64U989. Phone 496-~1 payments. Call 96Ml51l
Auto1, New 990 Autos. New 980 Autos, New 990 Autot, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New • 9IO A--
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Witl1 Any New 1973 Capn Ordered. and Delivered-·
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·FREE ·BIKES • • •
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$149~0CJ.RETAIL VALUE • • •
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•n VW SQBK, lug. rk ..
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rAdlo, clean, $1850 eves, Camara -• trad rorAir, power steer i ng , 68 VW, $750. or e automatic. Just like new.
amt aallboat {UKAHi) • .... ,... • s·1395 '65 SUNROOF, newly reblt
50 hp eng, 1"8dlo, Pirellia.: Goal!'""· l650. 003-0l'lll. DOT DATSUN
·~ Camper. >.1nt cond. 1.8835 Beach Blvd., Hunt.
. 557~ &ft 6 Beach, 842-7781.. 54()..-0442.
'68 ~ Aoto. Rad:I,, 56,000 '72 CHEVROLET
'69 VW Radio, eJitractor ex-
haust. CLEAN. $1005. Call
Vega
963-1850. Sedan, Stick. AJ\.f radio. Nlce
'69 V.W. Excel ('()!'I(), orig. car (~ EPC'). ~~m_Sl.lm or best oiler. $1695
1'69 VW BUG, xlra doan. DOT DATSUN
xlnt n1nntng car, xlnt tires ,.....,.. ..,_...._ Blvd H $1350. ri57:stiit. """""' °"'"''-,' ., unt.
'TI SUPER BEETLE. New Bch. 54()...1442· 842-ml
tire11. f\lust Sell $1400. Call '72 KINGS\VOOD Est ate
6·16-1277. Wgon. Auto. full Plvr, till
• '-'· whl, lo ml. Xlnt rond. $3750. '69 VW ~cw .eng ua ..... cs, or best offer. 557-7556. automn11c-lit1ck tran.1. callll ..:'.:C...:::0::,.0"7=~=--
72<-49"-2788 '"' CHRYSLER
l ___ v_o_L_V_0 ___ 1·70 STA \\'agon. every extra,
WHILE THEY ong. own", low mil,.,
perfect c<Jnd. 64()..-0.\19.
LAST! CORVAIR
'73 VOLVOS e 164's e e t4S's e 1 44·~ ·'64 CORVAIR VAN e 142· .. • 1~·s call 6447446 aft 4:30
Now Is The Time To fORD
SAYE! '69 CORTINA. Au Io,
economical, dependable. See "'••w tr'• to 8ppl"l'Ciatc. 31,600 orig
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YOL 0 '7t LTD Ford, 2 dr, air,
pow" 52000 mi l .,,
wholesale $1995. Pvt Pty.
1966 Harbor, c .r.1. &lG-9303 548-3255 or 1213) 4.14--8471.
Autos. Used 990 MUST ScJ I. 1967 F o n1 1--------; Cuslom 500. P/S, P/dlsc
BUICK brakes, $400. Call 846-20'17.
1--------1'12 COUNTRY Sedan wa&Qn,
'68 RIVtERA. Full po11.oer, air. p/s, p/b, $XJO. prl
good condition. $14!15. ot ply. 551-M.16 aft 5;30.
best offer. 968-8064 '62 COMET, 6 cyl, depen-
CADILLAC dable &. beauUM. $300. or
be!t oner. 963-8940.
'73 CAD Sedan de Villi'!. like '61 GALAXY 3 IP auto V8,
e ALL 1973s in stock ... DISCOUNTED!
e INCLUDING e •• Continental's Mark IV's,
Mercury's Montego's Pantera's ...
NEARLY 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM!
'70 Pontiac Grand Prix '69 Mark III . FULL
SHARP '2575 "CLEAN'' '3475 Auto. trans., air cond,, pwer. Fully equipped, ract.ory air
steer., brakes & wlndo\\'S, cond., power windows, 6 way
radio, heater. 513AEQ power seats, Afo.f-FM Sterro
radio, landau top. CYXL696J
DEALER
DIRECT
'7I Cadillac Sedan De Ville '69 Mercury Marquis Coupe
I '4375 SHARP '1975 FULL pov.·er. factory air Auto. trans .. factory air cond., landau top C288ASH) cond., pwr. steering, brakes,
le \vlndo\\'8, radio, heater,
vinyl top. CXKV707) --
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FACllJTIES
NELUSED
'71 Cougar '69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr.
' • Cougar •-Mark IV
B'EAUTif1JL '2575 CLEAN '1275 AUTO trans., factory air., AUTO. trans., factory air
pwr. steering, powr brakes, cond .. pcm.'t'r steering, brakes
radio, heater, vinyl top. I windows, radio, heater,
(544CUG) vinyl top, C417AGH)
Cadillac • Mercedes
ASK FOR
HAL SANDERS
'71 M~ntego MX 2 Dr. '72 Dodge Wagon -CHARLIE THOMAS' -' -'2175 '1975 SOLD by Johnson, services BEST .BUY
by Johnson, atr cond., auto. Coronet. VS, radJo, heater,
traM. Pw'(!r 11teer .. brakes. roof rack, power 1teerlng,
FACT. AIR. 1213DFCJ (951FBB>
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PvL ply, $60Co0, 6'+-13ll-ne, ~ ~-Home Of Tiit New Cat • , •
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&n-1010, 1·5 1963 FORD Ctry Sqre Wgoo
CONV. EIDorado, Be:u11Uul Pwr 1mg • brkl -~ibws ·
1971, k!Adf'!d. bHt offer this Xlnt cond . Call 842-4130.
week. 644-2116 'fil t"ORD 2 DR. V-R.
'66 CAD Convt, xh~l cond . $100. 2468 Fairway Or.
ST."D nr m~ke #. Cill --'C."'MC'.7'=Ph'='co642--07.=::-168~-ll . ;~p' De VIile. low ___ H_O_R_N_ET __ _
mileti. No rfo~·n~ assun1C' .71 I-tOR."'11-:T. 3 l!'pef'd, g cyl,
_!_cl\M. Pvl. ply. ~MOO. AM/t-1'1. 22.000 miles. Go:xl
'72 EL DORADO, ~rry ex· cond. $1300. 646--1432
tra, lo\v mll~. gt>m cond.
f".i ~ ~1i.V(I, IJTJ.(IOSI. Nr-ed a "P:i:it"! l-'laL'4! an 11.cl!
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EXCEWNT SELECTION · '74 OLDS . 98 .
· -4 'DOOR_ .,,
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~ _$4977 SER~ICE-PARTS-BODY SHOP :,:
.• ·"-••• ,. -• T ~-0.P.IN EVEJlY S~TURDAY . --..., · . . . . /:30 'TIL 5:30 · '740~~:~0 "~ $ 5 5 77 Many Ways To finance Your Car ::
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$71 Is tvlll ~ pymt, .171.7' b tottl ,,_lhl'I' pyml', lrd. tax. n~, end 111 nrryl!lg charg"5 °" approved • cr«llt tor :16 nail!IL Olttn'9ll pymt, prla la $2116.n lnci. i.x I. llctnM, ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE
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4 speed, radio, heater. (301 CID)
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Power i nd llir conditioning. (770·
ADZ)
$s-7·7 ~g!.~!!~c, air condition·
ing. {XXA002)
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$477 ~· $s·7·7· 1
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Automatic, radio, heater. {WJX·
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'69 CHEVROLET
Impala. Automatic, air condition-
ing. (ZADB95)
'68 COUGAR
Power and air conditioning. {VYU-
24'4)
'74 BRONCO
4 wheel drive. Under 4,000 mile•.
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CADILLACS IN-ORANGE COUNTY
• Coupe Qe Villes .e Broutjha!I" • ~pes
• Sedan pe-~illes •'El Dorados · • ~V.~ibles '
Over 80 Quali'ty Cara to Choose Fiom , • ..
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1968 SEDAN DE VIlJ.E . · . SALE ll'llCI ,
Vinyl top, leather lntutor, fUll power, facwry air condltlonlni. tilt · $1777
WhHI, AM/FM stereo, excellent condition. (VGJl35) ' .. --. --. .
1968 EI1>0RADO , · SALE PRICE
Vinyl top, leather lnter!Or, fUll Power, factory air CODdltlontn1, tilt • .$17 7 7 ·
whHI, stereo, door locb. (Ser. '2ll'l9ll6) · ·
1969 COUPE DE VIIJ.E SALE PRICE Facto~alr condlUoninf, full power, tilt a. telescopic"*""'· AM/FM '$2 2 2·
steno, tMllght .. !ltinel, white vlny\ top Ii lial!>er lnter)i>r •. !021ilSL) , " :
1969 ELDORADO .SALE _PRIC'f
Autumn gold exterior, white ..;ny1 la\> • .,id-full'l,.tlltt Interior, full $'28 powar, facl<>ey air conditlonJnr, tilt •le¥lni-·Wbiel, AJ,f/FM steno, · · •
power dooP-locks. (YXR807) •
1970 SEDAN DE VJIJ.E . SALE PRICE
. Vinyl top, leather Interior, full .power, factory air ·coadltk.ntn(, till $29' 99 ' wheel, power door locks, -AM/FM ateno 'IDU!tlplex; Impeccable.
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19'(1 COUPE DE V1JLE SALE PRICE
Autumn gold/white.vinyl top/gold .taputey Ii lealberlnterlor, full $ .. 3·a1. a· power, facloey air, tilt.-t.ele ,.heel, AM/FM. ateno, radio, power-door
lock,•, twillght.!O•t)l!e!. .(:l§'IPWA) ·-· __ -· -.
1970 EU>ORADQ __ . ~,-, . ._ _ ._ SA_LE PRICE
Le11 than 35,000 miles. Full power;iactori air, iu?quot~, ht.ck vinyl $ 3999· • ·. top, matcblug leather interior, tilt wheel, AM/FM steno, power door
locks , Jl!Qlleso. (900IKF) . . • • , . -.
1972 SEDAN DE VIIJ.E
' Vinyl top, leather Interior;. full ·power. faclOry· air coadltlonlnl till·
oteertn_g _wheel, AM/FM stereo, power door locks twWght aeuituel. (~~ . . .
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1972 COUPE DE VII.J.E
Etmine white, white vinyl top,· factorr air conditioning, full power,
red leather Interior, tilt& telescopic wlleel, AMLFM 1tencnnU1Uplex + a traa stereo tape,inew WSW. (lt487t) -
1972 ELDORADO . .
Ice blue flrem!Jt/blue vinyl top/blue leather Interior full power
factory air, lilt wheel, AM/FM stereo w/tape player' power doo;
locks, twlllght senlinel, cruise control JP!awle11 condllioo. (680ELT) . '
SALE PRICE'
$4s-ss~
1970 T-BIRO LANDAU SALi PRICI 1971 OLDS TOllONAllO SAL~:PRI~· ·
~o~air.v~!.~" d~ ~ f~i s1· 999 r::~w:.!:...~ ~~~~ s3·2·22 whttl, power trunk Jock, radio. -A tory aJr condlUoidn&,-tilt. ltereO,
heater, white wall tJrei. Outltand. dual front' 1eat,:4-loeded, AirflFM
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1970 BUICK RIYIERA 5.f!LE PRICE
matching tapestry Jnterlor, . full · Olympic bro,,.., bronu vleyl top, s2444
power, factory air conditioning,
WSW, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo,
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1969 CONT. SEDAN
Burgundy, black vinyl t'Op, bur-
JUndy leather interior, full power,
factory aJr cond!Uonlng, tilt wheel,
attteo, door locks. CXS\YStl)
1969 JILDS DR TA 88
Custom. Gold/matchlna: vitvl top
/te.pestry interior, V8, automatic,
rad.lo, heater, power steering I:
brakes, factory ah·. CZVE470)
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COUPE DE VILLE • ELDORADO COUPE SEDAN 'DE VII,f,E
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:V~ '6, "IC). 276, 5 SECTIONS, 80 PAGES . . . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEONESDAY, OCTOBER l, 1973 TEN CENTS
Roos.evelt Faces Accuser, Calls Charges Lie s:
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WASHINGTON UPI) -With bis ..,_
.,_ bclllg him, Elliott Raoaevelt today
aen1ed dllarg°' •that he Plo!l<ll to
•uigtoate the prime minister of the
_.... 8lld bas lieen Involved with
-.iotld llguret Jn the. 1 to Un
teetaitia r1cket.
TM IOll ill Frant.tin D. Roosevelt, call· Inc llio. dllarges made aplnst him before
the 8elilte permanent investigations sub-
f.OIQDdttee 1'Vtdous lies," dellftred bis 1~ ,jatlmonJ in front ol Louis P.
Mutriana, a convicted 1 e c u r i t i e 1
swindler.
Raoaevelt Is• the brother ol lonner con-
f!"l'¥'Jlan James RooseVelt of Newport
Beach.
Mastrlana te.tlfied la3t month tbat he
was offered $100,000 ;by Roosevelt and
Michael J. Mcl.aney, an a 11 e g e·d
associate of underworld figure Meyer
LansQ', to aS31lSSinate tynden 0. Pind·
ling, the prime minister of the 'Baham.as.
Mastriana sald part of an EH;lvance pay·
meiit of $10,000 was · a check 1or $2,500 . .
yf ~ ••• .,,, B8*Gfle
' •Tltree pretty airline ~ bow their beads In respect at Bang-
kok; Thlilan4, as Deputy Patriarch Som Dej Pra Vanna !Iatan blesses
Air•Slam Alrllnes' fin1 747 jumbo jet
Th.ree Arch 'Dog Trial'
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Jit;ors ·Being Selected
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• Of • °"" .,_ ...,. Laughter broke out in the courtroom
J'*Y 10lectloo domJnated today's open-when a lady enterod and sat down in the
lniof th& 'lbree ArcbBay 0 dol trial" Jn aection reserved for lbe jury. "Aze you a wliict a ,...ithy -t-ls dilrged with · juror?" asked Judge Barnette.
-31 vlOlatkins of Onuige County's dOtt ''No, I'm Mt. Shelton's wife,'' the le"'1 law. ·WOOl&ll '"Plied.
'Prior todie trial'• opening, defendanl "Yoo woo't be serving oo the jury.
C. Doiiltnic Shelton termed 'the °"" then," quipped the judge. · cOec!tnll-"a ~culoos waste of lax· Deputy 1iilirtct •Attorney Dsnlel Kelly
P81UI _ .. ! expected to preseot bis -argu-
ShellOO, ll, La Senda Drive, WIS mf!lt today. Following Iha\, Kelly wljl
origlnally died lot vlolatioo ol the countY call IS proseCuUon witnesses to the
dog le.h law during an early morning stand. Those witnesses are es:pected to
•,'rai!f~.at_ Three Arch Bay on April 21, testily lba~ they have seen Sbeftorr a119w
1972. ,Orange ~ty animal control of· . hi.:J dogs, Ozzie and Jabber, lo run on the
~c.n 'bit !ht_ beach at 5 a.m. that day ,. beach.
iespondll)8 to ct• compl!dnts al loose ,, Def-attorney Sheffeld expects to
dQla: Cll the ~ : call between 30 and 40 witnesses to prove
• ·8bell00. flie owner of . mln=Jtt~ tbatbfs·cttent ls tl!e-vtctlm ol llllcildering
Ollllolllla 111111 -Amejjca. feuds within the prtvale soulll u,una Po>' the ,fine, etalnilnC the ' enctaV.: ~ __ he ,applied in 'l1il<t Sheltoo blm3el! this momlng Slliftbat
Ard! lloY ll6ce It ii a prtvale .,... the only reuon the 3t counts are being ·
nwnlty. prmed Is "to aatisfy certain memherl ol "I''" lived in 'lbree Arch Bay for H the Three Arch Bay hierarcliY."
years," Sbeltcn said, "and we've always
been IOht. that 1be beach WU private I
can1 see any ream for an ol thta."_ , •
Sheltoo Is •fP!esenled by WllJ\am ~:
!eld. of Santa AJ\a, who care!Ully qe.
tloeed jurofs as to whether they woul4 he
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mode payable to RaoaevelL
Roosevelt, 13, said the money wu
given to Mas:trlana -who in 1968 worked
for a Miami Beach consultJnc firm run
by Rooeevell -to negoll.ole • r.al
estate loan with a N~w Jeney labor
uqion.
Roosevelt said Mastrlana defrauded
him out of. the money and he later
reported Mastriana to the FBL
Before Roosevelt's testimony, the sub-
committee beard from Philip Manuel, a
staff inveaUgafor wbo de ta 1 led
Roosovett•s alleged asaoclatlons with
more than half a dozen underworld
figures who have been involved in
fraudulent s e c u r l t l e 1 tranucUons.
Manuel Indicated his lnvesUgatlon could
not COl'l"Oborate Mastrlana'll testimony On
the llUA•slnaJID scheme In 1968.
Roosevelt did oo1 deny that he had
deallnp with many o! the!e lndivlduals
but ins1.sted that "l at the time bad no
way to know that these men were
anythlng but reputable men."
The subcommittee was el-peeled to
hear lelUmony later today from Palsy A.
Lepera, another c:onvicted st o c t
swindler, who has appeared In cQed
aesslon.
Roollevelt uld he was "convinced that
Mlnriana and. Lepera have perjured
themselves before this subcommittee and
have fi!rpelrated _a hoax upon the sub-
coomuttee ...
"I sincerely believe that at lhe close of
this Inquiry of me l shaU stand before
the world completely acquitted of all the
vicious lies testified to by Louis.
Mastriana and Patsy Lepera," Roosevelt-
said.
"I completely and ca tegorically deny~
each and every charge made before this
subcommittee.'' he said. ·
Roosevelt said he was "not a rich·
man" and that the efforts to defen<J,;
himself had caused him "emotional,
physical and financial stress bey-Ond en·
durance."
Gas Stations on Coast
D·ivided_ on Strike Move
Clemente
Sewer Line
Delayed
The '"Placement ol a leaking aewer
Une, 1n-8"iLaementcwtth Cile:.JhaLbas
lour limes the capacity ha• been delayed
by Squib Coul ~ 1Alne a.oa,rv ..
tioQ !l!>'l!l!tl-' ' .
'!be ~;L;; meeting ID late
Beach -y. · ~ Ifs ~ 11
study wbell\er the '17,IOO pn>)ect by Ule
City " Iii ClenW"o--bt .,...U.in-ducloc-. ..
Undet the COllloln1a -W
Quality Act, groWtll IDducemelit Is
gi'oundi !Cf< dmlal -« UmitatJon ol a
deveiopnenl
The dty Is ~ Jn replace an ex·
Isling .._ Une elgbt iDcbel in diameter
with a 16-lnch In diamel6 Uoe. It would
...., Aw!llida San -for 3llO feet to
Avenlda ~ Mlrlnot, where It would
nm another 350 feet to a main sewer
lranm>lssloa line.
The eight-inch line bas I cln:um!erence
ol SO inches. The If.Inch line expancls to a cin:umlereoca ol 199 Inches.
. Dale Secord o! the Orange COunty
EnvlronmenW Coolltioo argued Monday
that the Increased volume might pro\'lde
for new growth and wam't needed for U:·
Isling developmeol
The city has I blanket pennlt from the
coastal commission for repair and
maintenance but had to request a con-
strucUon permit for tbe line because of
the larger size,
City Engineer Howard Dlrlew told the
commission that with building alresdy
approved in the area, il the Une was left
at eight Inches, sewage would be "tw1·
Ding out of the manhole."
The commlssicn establilhed h y
Proposition 20, the coasiline initiative,
voted I to 2 to continue the project for
mare llludy. Voling agalmt the delay
were Commissioners Louis Nowell of Los
Angeles and Art Holmes, a San Clemente
clly councilman.
The new line would "relieve an
overloaded condition" and "replace a
faulty Une· to prevent leakage of raw
seWage;t,...the commission's staff rePort
aaid in ,,_mmeodlng 1pproval. n.. ............,, which baa authority
within l,lWJO yards of mean high Ude Une ••
earlier approved 7 to 4 a 34-unit apart·
llM!lll building at Z3S Lobelro, San
Clemeate, by Ray L. Mc:Casllo.
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Faiher~s Da1
Husband Adopts Wife's 9 Chil.dren
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A civil engineer became the father of
nine children la one day.
Jack Edwards adoj>ted the nine children from his wife's two
previous marriages Tuesday.
. "They need a dad, and I need some kids. So we took care of
that," said Edwards, who has two sons -Jlm, 17, md Je!f, l4 -
from a previous marriage.
Edwards' wife of five years, Marva, said the 1doption was a
"long time comlilg" because the county Department of Adoptions
delayed approving the move-to-asaurethat it would benefit the fam·
ily. ' . . ~t;:n:lr'..,i\JT.(!'om a m-~m holl5' to ap ~l·
. 'Jbe cbU n .are ~ 17; Darlla, 1&; Daniel, 1S; Ryan, 12,
Lori, 11, J~-10; &bid I; llbollll/; Md llbea, 11..
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Pendleton Matine Faces
Murder-Kidnap Charges
A Camp Pondletoo lolar1ne bas been
lonnally dilrged with munler, kldnaptng
and robbery in last weebNl'1 lbootinC
death ol a )'ounC Marine Cl! • ci-nect
stmch ol n>8d at the bue.
And the Yictfm's closest survivor, bla
wife, now faces .a dual trasecfy in the
family.
Pie. Edward Steege, 171 ol Del Moines,
Iowa, was killed on the aay his wife was
in the Midwest at her father's funeral.
Bale spokelmeJl announced the arrest
o! three 1uspecls In the kllllng 8lld a
subsequent second kidnap incident, and
later identified the alleged leader or the
crime spree, Pfc. Isaiah Bums Jr., 23,
who Is being held on the felony cbargea.
Two alleged accomplices who aaaertedly
signed statements implicaUng Bums are
being CUlSidered for prosecu.Uoo u well. ~ killing took place on I.be ime range
road In the southerly portion or the base
Saturday, authorities said.
The victim had been hitchhiking Oft I
main highway on the reaervation when a
car with three men picked him up.
Steege was taken to the deserted
stretch, beaten, robbed and then fatally
shot in the throat with a shotgun.
Alter tlje ·ldlllng It ls alleged the trio
went out again {lnd picked up another
serviceman, drove the victim to the lpol
where Steege'• body lay and then robbed
8lld belt tbe mill.
The aecond victim WU ..t free 8lld
after · treatment at the base hocplW
reported the death scene to the bue pn>-
vost marshal's office.
A few hours tater the three' men were
omtted ala base pte by military police
who noticed I lbolgun hearing a bloody
handprlnt on the muzzle. The weapon
WU in the back· IUL •
'Ibe car belones to pfc. William
Everett, 13, who was one of the two
-rted accomplices. The third oc-
cupant was identified as Pfc. Gerald
Lehmlller, 18. Both men remain in
custody at the base.
Nixon Irritated
Over Questions
Ahout Estate
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon showed some irritation today whe.ri
asked again about governmental ex·
peDditures on his estate ln San Clemente.
(Related story, Page 3)
A questioner at his news conference
reminded Nixon that he said earlier the
erpend!tures -amounting to $68,000 on
the Nixon home and $635,000 on the
grounds -had been for security reasons
and that the value of the property ac·
tually clecnased.
Picture Window
NlJ:on was then uked 1 lengthy ques·
Uon by Clark MoUenhoff, a White House
akh!: early in the Nixon administration,
about eipenditures of $13,500 for ln-
stau1tion of an electrical heating system
and a larger amount spent for landsca~
• Ing.
"Well , I can plow that ground aga in,"
Nixon replied.
'Und ecided'
Operators
Holding l(ey
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of .,. o.i1Y '11M ,,....
Gasoline dealers on the Orange coast
today appeared divided over whether to
join the cOis\;lo-coast service station
atrike scheduled to begin !his Frlday.
Of the 23 statiom contacted by the Dai~
ly Pilot only three pledged the~ould ,
clOle their stations while ll deClared--
they would remain open. Nine others said.
they • und<clded. llow ~ the acbeduled boycott:
wD1 he depeodl largely on the wideclded
segment of tervlce station operators,
most ol whom said they would clooe U
their competitors cl99ed.
But even though the effectiveness ot
the gasoline boyoott is not yet predic-
table, many county agencies are develop-
ing contingency plans for the crunch .
Among them are officers of the
Califc:rnia ~ay Patrol who carry
Standard Oil credit cards. ID the event or
a shutdown, they will try to fuel up at oil
company-owned stations.
If the !ituattm becomes had enough.
the CHP will tum to the Orange County
TranSportation Department for gasoline,
a CHP spokesman said.
Bob Steckman, vehicle s er v t c e s
coordinator for the county, said, "If the
CHP comes to us v.•e couldn't handle
them ·all but between us and other
municipalities with gasoline services they
could get by. We'd really have lo sharpen
our pencils though."
Steckman added that if the strike goes
beyond seven days and if the county's
deliveries from Union Oil are affected,
the county will have to eliminate au but
the most essential use or vehicles.
Ambulance companies would be hit
hard by a gas strike since they also rely
on roadside stations for fuel.
"If we run out and the gas stations are
closed, we're just out of luck.'' explained
Jolm ?i.turphy, dispatcher for Schaefer
Ambulance Service.
Murphy said his company does not
have access to municipal or county sup-
plies and that ambulances have already
felt the gas shortage, especially at night
in th e south.county.
"We try lo make sure our ambulances
are full before S p.m. each day. We don't
(See STRIKE, Page !)
Oraage £oast
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Weather
JUST TWO CALLS Clemente W...oman Says Shot at Coyote Hit Hom e
He explained that he preferred g11s
heat for his home because It was less ex·
peruilve but said that J>ecause of fire
haurds it was decided by security
agfllta to change lbe system.
1ben he added : "l really think
anythln1 I would aay In answer to your
questk>n .•. would not convince you or
anybody else."
. Sunny s k i e s should prevail
through most of Thursday with
temperatures in the lower 70s along
lhe ocean and upper 70s further in-
land.
' ' ALL IT TAKES
, Ono call It all It takt1 to . ..n a car -
•woll, llmool. Really. It takes two calls.
Cll1 the lll!ty ~ to plaoe tho ad and
then wait lb< the first call to you. This ad
Wtll'ked that Way:
1911 BMW R'IS, -.for ......... 1,lWJO mllH,' $1435.
(PhOne No.) •.
ltooold !ht ca~ to, !he ,lint caner. You
may he lucky enouah to set resulll like
that, too. Mike the !lnt call. P!lone •
Dilly 'Piiot Ad-vlso< on the dinct line.
l
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A San Clemente woman this wee);
claflned that a stray st111 !rom a polloe
shotgun used In last week's coyote bunt
poked .a hole In her picture window
overlooking San Clemente State Park.
Mn. Jean Kerwin, a resident of 208
Avtiiilaa Calaf'ia, Tuesday made pijbllc
her assertions that the slug hit ber win~
down after probl!ms In replacing the
damage cropped up w-ly this lfetk.
'nlt slug auertedly came from a police
shotgun used to Ore two blasts at a
coyote standing a10ng a rise ln a canyon
ntar the San Clemente Inn late last
week. tt was the first of two hunts by
police tn'!ng to shoot 1 coyote believed
responsible for ettles of attack• on
chlltir.,i.
Public Sa!ety Director Clifford Murray
this morning aald Ille o!llcet llriD& the
weapon almed al the coyote only after
detennininc that the ridge behind the .
anlmtl sblelded residenu.I areas beyond.
Two ~Iasis were fired.
"The, only thing that .......... ncmo Is
that a slug hlt the hardpan 8lld
rlchocheted up the bank, ....... C.la!la
and Into the woman's wiildow,11 be et·
plained. •
Pllllco aumlned the living room ol the
Kerwin resldenca and found neither o
slug nor 1 bole in the draper1e1 Whert 1
atuc would hav• pused.
"We're not d'iapullna tbal It happened,
however, btcawie it & 1n UM rulm of
posslblUty that a llray piece or l<ld hit
the window," Murray said.
The problem with the Incident aroso
only after the woman. who recently was
released llom the bosplW alter llUl'Jler)',
called 1 Joell glus firm to have the pane
flxeif,
"We lmmetlJately o!ltred to pay ·ror
the dam•f• 8lld ldn. Kerwin &c<epted
the offer.' Murray said.
But the glw flnn ..tused to Ill the
window for the woman and bill the police
department ror the rtpain.
''That's when Mn. Kmrin became
up&et," ~turray added.
She phoned local news m<dl1 'l'lletday
and made her plight public.
The broken window ldded to the
(Seo WINDOW, Pip I)
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Brown Heads Group
LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Fonner Gov.
Edmund 0. Brown announced TUesday
the formation of • atatewide organlz1itlon
which be said would seek .l'8 balanced
approach to enYlronm~ntal con·
1kter1Uons and reasonable economic
growth." It is called the Caliromla. C.oun·
ell for Environmental and Economic
Balance-. Brown Is chairman.
'
l!~SIDE TOD/\ Y
Authorities probe crash of po.
lice helicopter in downtown East
Oakland t11hich plummeted into
parking Wt killtng two officers
on board See sioru. Page S.
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1 -% DAILY PILOT SC W1:d11tsd11, Octobtr J, 1973
No Rush Seeca
Most Elks Hail
End of Race Ban
Uy \\'ILLJ,\;\I SCllR.E lBER
CH Jiit c..llJ PU01 Sr.ff
Hepresentatlves of sonu> Orange Coun·
tv lodges of the Benevolent and-Protec.
th'l' Order of Elks said today they are
happy the organization's l~year-<ild
"whites only" rule hos been dropped, but
they dOn 't expect a rush of minority
membership applications.
··\Ve don't have anything like a backlog
of applications from minority peop_le,"
said Santa Ana lodge manager Oliver
Cl:.irk "It's good the rule was changed
becau·se that's how \\'e voted, but I don't
exp1..>el ar\v rush." .
·The Saiita Ana !odge is the largest 1n
the county with 3.500 nwmbers.
Pla11e Ra111s
Ground Truck
At A irport
Parts of an engine and a propeller
from an Air California~ plane were ripped
of[ early today when the plane rolled into
a small truck at Orange, County AirporL
No one was injured in the 4:35 a.m. at·
tident that left a four-engine Air Cal
Eledra crippled. There were no
passengers on the cralt.
A.n Air Cal mechanic. whose na me
-wasn't .released by tbe ai rline company ,
was taitilng the plane froin the terminal
to a hangar on the east side of the
airport-:· -- -The mechanic parked the plane n~ar
lhe airpOrl fire station. but the parking
brake failed to hold and the .plane kept
rolling forward, Air Cal president R. W.
Clifford said. . Clifford said he didn't know tf the ac-
cident was caused by human or
mechanical failure. Another Air Cal employe standing by a
small truck called a "ground tug ". ran lo
safety as the plane struck the vehicle.
The impact tore off pMt of the right
outboard engine. which wasn't running at
the time, sending at least one propeller
frag ment about 1,600 feet to the end of a
nearby runway. The left outboard engine hit the wing
tip of a private plane ·in l:he tie:<io~n
area. ~cUfford said the company s m·
suranei! would pay for the minor d8:fDage
to the Cessna, which was unoccupied at
the tUne of the Incident.
The Electra's two inboard engines,
· which were ·operating at the Ume,
weren't touched by the accident. .
•
Fuel from the right _outboard engine
spilled out on the parl!lllll arepl~t no
fire erupted. AlrpOrt firemen co\tered the
ground with fife.retardant foam .
Clifford said he didn't know bow much
it will cost to repair the plane.
Forster School
Panel to Give
Data to Adults
A panel of admn!strator! !rom r-.tarco
Forster Jwiior High School will appear at
a session Thursday expressly designed to
inform parents about the ,chool's
academic program and other factors
affecting pupils. The event is sponsored
by the school PTA.
Principal Ed Kincaid will lead the
panel which will also feature his assis-
tant administrators plus members of the
school counseling staff.
The 7:30 p.m. meeting is open to all
Forster parents and students and v.·ill be
h<'ld In the cafeteria.
"This is the best chance for parents
and students to find out about those
things on campus which arc of special
concern to them." said PTA Vice Presi·
drnt Carol Spelman, the chairman of
Thursday's -<tctivity.
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DAILY PILOT
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It "'as learned Tuesday that a na·
tion\\•ide vote of Elks lodge members
resulted in an oven•helming rejection of
tha_!ongo<taruling _requlreinenL limiting_
membership to "v,.hitc Am er I can
Citizens."
The referendwn vote among the 2.200
lodges in the U.S., Puerto Hico. Guam,
the Canal ?.one and the Philippines was
l.2 million in favor of droppipg the rule
to just over 300.000 against.
Ne"'port Harbor £!ks Exalted Ruler
Art Kroening said that now that the
decision has been made. it is national
policy and not the . realm of individual
lodges to comment on. .
Kroening \\'OUld not reveal ho\v hts
lodge voted on the rule, saying onlY he
will live up to it. Another lodge
spokesman indicated each lodge still re-
talns blackball power over applicants.
Spokesmen at Huntington Beach Lodge
2444, Garden Grove Lodge 19Sl and the
Westminster Lodge said they are also
happy their members joined the national
trend.
"But we don't expect to be inundated
v:ith new applications from non··white
members," said the Huntington Beach
spokesman.
Robert A. Yothers, grand exalted ruler
of the national Elks organization, said
much the same thing. He said there is no
'vay of knowing how many applications
from Mn-whites are on file, but he
doesn't think the ruunber is too large.
Yotbers mentioned that there is an all·
black Elks organization called th e
Improved Bent:volent Protective Order of
Elks that has a large nalionwlde
membership.
2 La guna Yo11ths
Held in BB Gun
Shooting Attack
ny JACJ( CHAPPELL
Of 11tt 01Uv l'Ult 511H
Two Laguna Beach youths are facing
fe lony charges of assault today after an
unprovoked BB gun shooting attack on
two Cub Scoots waiting for their parents
in a church parking lot Tuesday night.
The youl.hs, aged 16 and 17, allegedly
chased the younger chlldren and fired a
BB handgun at them. There were no
serious Injuries.
An adult. Kenneth Kooke n, 18, -or
Laguna Beach was booked by poUce for
alleged contributing to the delinquency of
minors in connection with the shooting
incident.
Ca rlene J. Ambrose, Laguna Beach
police juvenile officer, said the force will
seek court hearings in the case of the two
juveniles, one of whom is on probation.
One of the children was hit three times
by BBs fired. from the handguns. One
told police tHht as he was running away,
a BB narrowly mi~ his head.
The incident began at about 9 p.m.
TUesday as the children waited in I.he lot
of Community Presbyterian Church, 415
Forest Avenue.
A car with three youths in it cruised by
and water balloons \Vere thrown at the
Cub Scout.s.
The car returned and two youths got
out, one holding a handgun, Offi~r
Ambrose said. She said the scouts didn't
know that the weapon was just a BB gun
until one of them had actually been shot
in t.he chest.
"You can imagine the anitiety on the
kids· parents," she said. One of the scouts
ran to the top of stairs and tried to open
<1 church door. The c!oor was locked and
he was shot several limes, she said.
TI1e assailants drove away again, bul
returned, this time chasing the scouts
along Glcnneyrc Street. One of the scouts
frantically pounde'd on a door of a home
and the three youths drove away, police
said.
\\'hen the parents arrived at the
church, they took their children to the
police slation and reported the incidenl.
Police \vcre able to n1atch a description
of the car and suspects.
Chinese Tlrode
Chiao Kuan-hue, vice foreign
minister of Red China, delivers
a stinging attack on the Soviet
Union and the United States at
the United Nations, charging
the two superpowe.rs are en-
gaged in a fierce scramble of
aggression and Subversion to
dominate the world.
Fro1n Poge I
STRIKE ...
anticipate problems this weekend but the
strike may mean using fe\ver vehicles."
Whether southland service station
operators go on strike as scheduled.
depends on the outcome of a mass
meeting in Los Angeles tonight.
1£ the dealers vote to shut down, the
closings would begin at 12 :01 a.m. Fri·
day. ' ·
Reaction from local dealers to the
strike plan was mixed.
Bob Smith, the c:osta Mesa Arco
"dealer who held a gasoline truck hostage
for five hours Monday to protest
wholesale gas price increases, said his
gripe was with the oll companies, not the
customers.
''I'm not going_ to close. 1 don't have
anything against the people who have
been feeding me, my family and my
horse," he said .
Ken Lockhart, a Newport Beach Mobil
dealer who expects to close, said be
realized that the pump closings would not
hurt the Cost of Living Council or the oil
companies but still feels "something
must be done" to lift government price
controls.
Many other deiilers expre'SSea the opin-
ion that to close their atations would only
add to their financial plight. They said
they cou1d not alford to hang out the
"Gone Fishing" sign for a week ..
"I'm not making much money now but
if I shut ~own 1'11 be making even less,"
observed Irvine Arco dealer Harry
Edwards. "So rn be open."
None or the servtc~ station owners con-
tacted rej>orted stockpiling of supplie.s by
their customers. All predicted the rush to
take place Thursday, if at all.
From P119e I
WI NDOW ...
headaches of local officers after alst
week's two aborted hunts of the ·anirilal'
which has caused problems at the perk
3nd neargy neighborhoods since early
last swnmer.
Several residents of the area have con-
demned the police action and have in·
sisted that the animals are not rabid,
hence should be spared. Others endorsed
the hwits.
But because the possibility of rabies
always exists in cases of wild animal
bites. health officials ha ve invariably
recommended that the victims of the
bites undergo the paintul series of up to
24 injections of scrum to ward off the
disease.
All but two Of the young bite victims
underwent I.he treatment.
Bartley Ashbaugh, 3, of San Clemente
-who is the coyote's latest victim -
will not undergo the treatment because
his parents decided against it.
flis mother said last week that she and
her husband believe the animal health y
and chose not to run the risk of problems
which could develop lf the youngster
undergoes the shots. The youngster has
an allergy and heart condition. she said.
Pa1·ent~ P1·otest Busing-
In Capi strano Distr ict
A group of parents representing
primarily the Thunderbird Home~ area
of Dana Point this Wl*!k gave trustees a
sorn1)lc of a controversy to come in the
Cnpistrano Unified School District.
Th~ group atlended ~londay's session
of . th(> board and said they were gravely
1.:onccmcd • .ebout the growing praclice of
busi ng children avn1y from th e
n('ighborhood and Into schools far fronl
hon1e.
Trustees decUned to open the is:suC for
full discussion because it y.·as not on
Monday's agenda .
Instead, the bonrd 11card brier com·
menls from several pnrents and n1oved
on to the next Item.
A full cxamlnntlon or th issue of bus·
Ing chlldrcn out of llana Point and Into
other ~chool territories wHI come before
trustees al the meeting Oct. 15.
Sever.ii pnrcnts rit ~fonday's session
said they were concemed about the
tracking of their chlldren through
dist rict schools.
They en1phasizcd that they strongly op-
P95C plans to cope with. booming. enro!l·
mcnt and lopsided ~p11 papulatlons 1n
different district schools by shifting large·
numbers of pupils into distant areas.
District officials from time to time
have ' adopted the busing technique in
order to avoid overcrowding at one
school and to level enrollment at less·
crowded campuses.
Trusttt Wiiiiam Enqulst inform ed
fellow board members Monday that be
preferred to wait before the lu~ was
debated becauMi he had told severl\I
clUzcins who called him on the Issue that
because Ule iigende had been set, too
boarc! would not discuss it Monday.
"I believe that a lot of people aren't
here 1onlght because thfiy were told we
wouldn't eitM\lne tilt lssue." he aaid.
Arter .that trustees agreed to postpone
lhe dlscussloo . ,
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Rod Penetrates Coast Ho.,R,e
By ARTllUJl a. VINSllL
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A reUred U.S. Air Focce Dior and
meteorologllt ,.turned homo from his
edueaUon class at UC Irvine Tuesday
night and wu havlng a cup of coffee
when be was educated to the fact that
1)F0s do exi_st, _
An unidentified fiying object streaked
out o( the sq at 9:40 p.m. and s~
through the .. 111ng over the dining table.
"1\ere Mr. and Mn. JQbn. Q•Nell sat,
with a cracking sound like a rifle shot.
Mllltary authorities and Newport
Beach police today were trying to
determine the origjn of the pencll·thin
metal rod that f8nded at 1801 Port
Kimberly Plac_e, Newport Beach.
"It looks like one end ls copper and the
other Ifs a stiff metal alloy," says O'Neil,
who ft'ew B-26 bombers in Korea and RB-
50 recormaissance weather planes later.
The 41-inch long, apparent aircraft
'Q>mPOtltnt nailed JtseU about three feet
Coast Man Held
In Dru g Arrest
A Dana Point man is in jail in Hun-
tington Beach today after narcotics of-,
ficers arrested him aod a partner at
their warehouse where officers claim
more than 1,500 pounds of marijuana wa s
stored.
Richard W. Housten, 26, of 4161 La
Serena Drive was booked along with
Ricbard J, Garvas, 31, of Long Beach on
charges of possession of marij uana for
sale.
The-pair were. arrested by Huntington
Beach narcotics officers Tuesday morn-
ing on a raid of a _)'a.rehouse at Newland
Street and Hamilton Avenue.
Police reports are slretchy today but
the marijuana, some L,540 pounds of It
valued at more than $250,000 on the.illicit
market, was apparently stored in the
warehouse.
tbrouih the colJlni of lht O'lleiJI• ftlmlly
room above the dinlrig table.
Newport Beach Poll.. Officer Mark
Johnston climbed up onto the cedar
shake root to retrieve the UFO rod.
"Very possibly It could have been a
pleee of an anterma.'' O'Neil said today.
"But It seemed to have been propelled
thr<>ugh the roof and cellJng ·with -great
force," he added in a stark un-
derstatement.
He·sald damage l.s actually 11igbt -perha~ lilU. -~ lo be rei>ajred willi ·wood putty and a tiny roof patch -but
the experience was indeed a bit Wl-
nerving.
One theory l.s that the UFO rod could
have broken off a commercial. airliner
Jiylng high above the coastal corr1dor,
plummeting thousands of feet -like a
sword of Damocles -into the O'Neil
roof. .
A mOre likely concept seemed to be
that it could have fallen from a
helicopter inbound from night inaneuvers
aloog the ~ed Palisadei Route to the
Santa Ana U.S. Marine COrps Ajr ~Uon.
Newport Beach Police Sgt. Darryl
Youle said today not a sing.le marklhg on
the spear offers a clue to the slender,
bent rod's origin.
"Jt's a piece or Something," he observ~
ed with. typical police candor. "But we
don't know what."
1be 5anta Ana MCAS was sending aD
aviation · speciaJlst and photographer tcr
day to examine the odd piece of
aeronautical flotsam and jetllam locked
up in Sgt. Les Chapman's lost and unclalmed property room. ~
The helicopter origin was virtually nil·
ed. out by Maj. Clyde Childress, wbo was
to examine the rod this morning.
"I've gone over all my control tower
tapes ·anc1 all ow:,planes were on the deck
about one· hour and rs minutes earlier,"~
he said ol lhe 9:40 p.m. thunderbolt that
bit the O'Neil house.
"lt doesn1""'""' Iike '~can
think oft'' added Maj. Childress when
asked If It could have come from one of
bis facility's helicopters.
"But as base operations officei, '• he
vowed, "I want to be damn sure."
o.111 ''"' l ltff """' Vp and Awaaaa11
Superman's . telepnone boQlh
bas finally been dlJcovered -
on a street coriler in Sunset
Beach. The lilesize pa!Dtlng
_over the · booth, at ~ast Hlgh·
way and 26th Street, is visible
to northbound gaffic.
Threats Delay Watergate
WASHINGTON (AP) ·-Three
anonymous telepOOne bomb threats call.9-
ed the Senate Watergate committee to
llbruplly_enc1-u. Jnom1n11 ae>slon_ tOOaJL
but no explosives were found.
Squads of police, aided by dogs trained
'
to sniff out explosives, searched the in lhe Senate in order that the room
Senate Caucus Room for an hour and 45 might be vacated in an orderly fishlon.
minutes after the room had been Edmlsten said the tint call was recetv ..
vacated. ~ --::__ ed__JotJ·30 (l'Ilf)-and -!111--..,~•J 11u1w Edmlnste ae t ~ ... -· -· ----~~
counael manged ;:;, a rv: q= call man warned ,a Caplt?l ~board
I 0W8~,,:'Tbere'I 8 bomb.In the Caucus
Room."
Should Vrani:q,m f~k!i:.,."' Momenta later, Edmlsteen said/ •·•tee-
, 'ond ,and idea:Ucat can1 was recetted at
•'!ht _'Of tbe"Wlijrpti ""'"'"'ttee. ·). ttiTfd cMJ1 came ~f i:sO"'~f°~•a
Be Open w Industry?
WASHINGTON (AP) -Two leading
utilities experts have lestllied that
private industry should be allowed to
enter the field of uraniwn enrichment.
"The transfer of the enrlchlng portion
or the nuclear fuel cycle -the last re·
maining in government -to the private
sector will silence criticism that our in·
dUstry is being subsidlzed by the govern-
ment," William G. Kuhns, president of
General Public' Utilltles Corp., said Tues-
day.
Kuhns, testifying before the Joint
Congressional Committee on Atomic
Energy, said tha t in the long term the
economic, efficient, and reliable supply
of enriched uranium fuel can be ac-
complished in the economy's private sec-
tor.
Kuhns appeared before the panel on
behalf of the Edison Electric lTl.!titute.
He said the institute believes that an
orderly and timely transfer of the enrich-
ment process from the government to the
private sector wou1d not in any way
jeopardize the supply of enriched
uranium to the electric utillty indU!ltry.
William R. Gould, senior vice preJldent
of Southern California Edison Co. and
chalnnan of the Atomic Industrial
Forum, agreed.
voice said:
"I'm only attem pting to warn you. It's
scheduled to go off .!n '5.minutes."
Committee Chairman Sam J. Eervin
Jr. (0.N.C.) was told ol the threat.
Edmisten said Ervin sUU hesitated to
clear . the room because a publicized
bomb scare "might evoke responses
from unstable persons."
The Caucus Room• was va(!8ted on Ule
adVice of the Capitol police chief. The
hearing was resumed at 10 as scheduled.
Edmisten said there had been few
bomb threats aimed at the committee
but that the li ves of some of the seven
senators on the committee have been
threatened.
"But that was back when tensions were
most hlgh and we bad witnesses who
were testifying about the President," he
said.
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGIIllGHTS
ABC O 8:30 -"A Letter From Three Lovers."
Three letters delayed a year, alter the llves of their
recipients. June Allyson, Ken Berry, Juliet Mills.
KCET m 9:30 -Women. This new series ex·
plores the world of women and her aspects as wife,
mother and force in society.
NBC 0 10:00 -Love Story. Bonnie Bedella
stars in the permlere episode ot this romantic an·
thology series, "Love Came Laughing," about an
uncommitted young man who falls ln love with an
unwed expectant mother.
TV DA·ILY LOG
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New 'Love Story'
l!.1ichael Landon, wh9 acted opposite Bonnie Bedelia
•
BarfHw Coneert Ope1aer - ' . /I
·Korean 'Angels' Delightf;ul
ll wu a happy act of This may be your ~ to
nomenclature when a om e check out the co 11 e g e's
enthuolutlc tuPl>Ofltt In the recently acquired A)len dlgllll
early day1 of the National TOM BAR LEY computer organ. Dr. COIY2tf Folk Ballet of Korea decided will use tile instrument I;>.~
to dub •hose 33 dellghtlul Bach protiram that lncfl!ile's'
yoong•Un the Little Angell. Muelc Box . the prelude and fugue II)." I:
An equally entbuslaatic au-minor and the ' ' We d J ,..,,, 1!
dlence Sunday In the Orange prelude, Adelyn I. ~.
Cooll Co11e1e auditorium ob-'!!'>"' llDce lbe llrlt bopn to abaolutely utonllhlnl a~ d OCC's professor o/ Gernlia,
vloUJly lhared lhM sentlmeot clfrtcl Ila danclnC affaln II rtflect<d the hl1heat credll on will read the chorale teifl.~
with ovllton. that gOt the new ~ . ..., · the ..,..mble'1 eatabll!bei! -Coo1tatulat(oos to DlVl'd
....... of the H.-Area Blit oho bu alwl)'I main-JD\lllielanl who. ooacbed Ille F. Anth®Y of Golden Wiit
Community Concert• Aaloda-talned an amulnaly hlllh staJ>o )'OUnislen for rilany months College on his appolntmenf'ill
Uoo off to a O)'inl .wt. cW'1 of -tatloo, both In In achieve thl• kind ol artistic conductor of the Orange CM-
. 'Ill.,. lr!IUant YlJUllPlen -dance fonn and In prodllctlon, per!~ ly Youth P h II h arm o «1'<
30 glrlt and Uno boys and her gl!lllUB '.ln that lleld ·Spilce wlll not perm t Orchestra.., for the 1971'-'U
between the ages of a and 1wu clearly evident Sundly ftrtber analysla of tbe ,.15 / season. • '.
ts -"''ett the ideal opening night. deli&hUul segments of_.a ~ -;_..,t
choke for a community cOn. Particularly spectacular, and_ dance program *1 DAVID TAUS the b4J9n
cert aeaaon that seerM, on from this critic'• seat, were. broi1ght these brilliant LiUle for the orchestra's fow.'h
paper, to be the best we've tbe"BuchaeQlum,"achann-Angels a thoroughly delerved seasooandthereisoo~il
had in these parta since the lng and eloquent fan dance in standing ovation. They flew Ws critic's mind that he~mJ1
Laguna and Ha-branches whlcll the young Korean &Iris hl&h. very'IJ!gh, Sunday high!. leed his ensemble to m1t
of the "'Banlzatlon were form-graplllcaJly depict the Joy and * thinga. Working with hlni' Jn
Wednesday
Evening
OCTOBER 3
Mollt: (C) (90) '1.ltt.,... nree on "Bonanza" last season in a script he wrote and
uwn" (dfa) 73-Jvnt Alf)loll. Ku dire<:ted (lop), directs the actress {below) in the open-
ed. ucitement of tbtlr Uv.es in a t'BOIU>S AT RANDOM -preparing the group are Jean
BACKED BY A troupe of number « symmetrical and I.Oven of organ music, Md we Clower, Fomtain Valley ~
musicians who go tlrougb eztremeJy complex d • n c e 'have a great many in thls on strtna and Peter FourWr
aome• 50 native Korean tn. farms. ~ous ana w I I I of COsfa Mesa's Esta¥'la Bury, Ju111t Mins. ThM 1ttttrs. d•· ing .segment of TV's new "L-Ove Story'' series, airing
ltyMI • Pl'· d11mttkaUy cNi.-tonight at 10 o'clock on NBC, Channel 4. atrumsita Jn an e<dllng, THE BIT OF the nigh~ and 'want to -that o;, Justin High, )ow 1'rrss. .
'• t!lt lives OI I JOWi( (l)Ulllt MJlfll• 1 'liiiiiliii•illiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiil td b1 I jlJI Mntlnte, I tullllrban
hMtWlfe lnvolwd In • kM tff1lr
1nd two V1Ctllont11 pttttndllll to
bt wull"1.
oolorfUl program, the little 1 tJ>nk the audle!lre ..,..oo O>lyar of Orange C o a • I One ol the most'"11>-
Angell offered us 1 with me, was the "Buk Clium" College Is perforrrilng ' at 8 teresting muaic oonferencea of ... ' :ec&~lll::::
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t Slll1if, Jad P1l1nct. m twl'l*I,. I.Id st mnn.•re•
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dtrlnt a mobslt(I &iii frillld whO
hid ccnt1cttd him In hopes ot 11ln·
int tottrnmtnlal immunilJ !Of the
undtrwotld ltJder. (i) ,... hid OMs m Tiit UtilRCUW. mr.,. Corm1
bltlt TayKw, KathttlM HiplMKa, t.ll 111 MllCMdl1 ltllltu
Mont~1 Ctttl . ml D C.h 4t hr1hl
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o.rt ftMtrl auat.s.
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O flJ III lllll m """'Elll "" $'"7 "lm tlmiliu&hlnl'' A total·
11 uncommilttd ycun1 mtn fills 111
loft w1th 1n e1pecllnL unwed moth·
tr. who hH Hen dUtrtad b,. tilt
lather of htr unborn dlfkl. tnd
CCl!IU flCt to ftce with 1111 f!rJI
major commllmtnt of his lilt. ~p,mJl!,lJ~m mo.. M•r1ti111 ''SWlu:t ~rmr Owtn M1nh1a·1
efforts to help an u:.coirrict rtpl1
mlDdJ ot his son ff09! his Mtllm lsttMl-llw m -=mplicltlcl ,,,_ ,._. 8 n. llft' D*I ._.nm L111p tM 111111 ~WllCts the boy
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ttry 1nd ma111ps to 1li.n.tt Ml' ltJllT ..... hinbtnd'1 stir ditnl Na.tr.
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Tlil 1111111 Ctllr; T1 Tell t11t 'r•
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It Ind Joh" Davidson pota. kfl,..n:i~ -urnlllllm"-" "Wal ·-v.1111 Drri1lon"Motorcytltl t1U11 (]) Tfllll W1$1
the troubl• 1m:I • poliet htlk:optt111:15 fll e1 .... )4 aids Offke11 Milloy aDd Ried durlnt
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(Wu) '68 -Jamn Stew1rt, ln111 lencHt8.!k.loannt Dru.
:i"'.;-m m"' •""' • '" 8 !.~Gp/,l!l"'.:".::,. &AlfCii ''iflcl:'s Wild Ott' Allct !Mis {cotl'I) '41 -Bob Hcpt, DcnXJIJ
bitter lfllr conlusl"I to Ttd th•! Lamour. Mfort 1h1 met hirn sh• hid 1n tf.
t1lr MO! 1not11er min. But Tld ft.ia D Spend 90 wonderful
WOfSI. * minutes with 0 ••I-' ttl (llw)-KATHARINE HEPBURN!
'" ' Widow'" (dra) '61-¥11111 llal, The Dkk CaYttt Show Ptter McEner,.
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Le SIMl'1 -~ 1u11t Mtwhl: C2hrl •Slrburklt 0.... 0 M .... : ltl "TJlt hr,it Mm"
11111d" (dr1) '51-Willltm Hold111, (ldY) '55-Tony Curtis, Cotlttn Mii·
fbncy DI.an. ler.
I Wtttt11t. Ht11!1111 m Altrff Hltr:hcod: Pmnta
Champlonihlp Wrettllnt (8 Mo'tlt: ''Spy Kunr (draJ •50-
J1pan111 Un1u111 Pro111111 Howard Duff, W11t1r Sleiak.
1:>0 GJ ~ @I]]' m NBC Wtdntsday 12:1» Ci) Ont Step ltJOft'
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ficur1 oul hew • ~·ton, 53 m1lhonl (com) 'SO-Vinetnl Prict sculpt ur1 could d1S1ppe11 trom 1 '
1u11ded bulldin1 lhor11J be fort 1111 1:00 CI! 0 Cl)® (j) Mm
unvtlllnf. G•ry lockwood. Don 0 Hi1llw11 ~lftl
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0 Barry Sullivan , Juliet l:U 0 Mlftlt: (~ ""' ll•M "' Dlt * Mills & June Allyson . llt"1" (wu) S9-Audlt MulJlltJ ••
star in "letters From 2:J0 ~n.JaPt Sllow: "TtllB DJ,
Three Lovers" Slltri Raldtrs"
J:lO R Mlftlt: "$tatl Dlpt. fUt Jk.
O @(])Q)AIC W•'R•••• 'fr (draJ '48-Wia11111 Lul'Mllpn,
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lO:GI m "City lenulh tht St•" (Id~) feOrnJ '«-frtd GW)'J!nt, Y'IOnn• I 'Y-lobert Ryan. DtCtrlo.
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CINEMALAND l SDUTH COAST 2
WEEK DAYS 1 l 9 P.M.
SAT. l SUN. 1-3-5:10-7:15-9:20
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CETlllG SllllGKI•
fascinating stAgtng t bat -the Penitent Monk . .Each of p.m. Friday in the school's the new season b scheduled
cleverly traced the history and eight colorfully robe4 dancers Muslc Studio One: for 8:30 .a.m. ·to 12:SO )f:ln.
cuJture of what has often been plays slx equally exotic drwns Saturday in Cypress Hilh
an unhappy and divided naUve In a serlec of pounding, com-School Wlder the aegis of Uie
land. pellln1 rhythms depicUng the Sawed-offs M.usic Coluultants Group)!'of Choreographer Soon Shim inner conllicts of a Buddhist Orange O>unty. l ~lt
Shin has become a national monk who strayed from the It's called "You -and Muifcn
heroine on the strena:th of her strictures lmposed by his Legal Now and publicity chairman Susan
incredible work with these relia:ion. CZalg tell! me it's designed
gUted children. and the com· The liaison maintained by especially for the-elemen~
position of the group bu in-the young musicians in 1 long, SACRAMENTO (UPI) classroom teacher and ,tfi&
evitably changed 1 e .v e r a I demanding offering w a s Movie and television pro-elementary music speciaijat. 1-':;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;iii;;~-ducers have been using sawed-'Ibey have an e1clling group I off 'shotguns ., props for becking this project !111'1.Jt '~ •• easily the best r;.n;..but nn.w they can do it ~~'fli~~ movl~o-•-...,thl.., __ . Gov. Ronald Reagan, Volley View" the ~;r,: v-. '1'111 --ir.., 1-t-111"1..UTT<iffiter ac!Of, slgiiiif-heed-"""'-· -~ -vea•'' -8t90Mttf"1tr1Hr , • • NEW YORK TIME!
• Whwe~youin'R? •
HARIOl D.I. STARTS AT DUSk
1111 "PUY II IGll• Siii"
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ORAllGE COUllTY
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into law a bill removing felony ~;>
penaktes that technlcally hung
over movie lots for years . .,
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Htl •11t C.11t Mll'f, ~ COllONA 011. MAit
"SEVEN BLOWS
OF THE DRAGON"
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DEVIL'S ISLAND"
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Rest Yodr Eyes and LISTEN
to an Orange County ·FIRST
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A NEW, -SERI ES OF RADIO DRAMAS
IN FULL SPECTRUM STEREO
Produced and perf Ofmed by the all time Radio Gre_ats.
Rod Serling -Host Narrator
Directed by Elliott Lewis with casts including
H0111ard D11ff, Keenan Wynn, Patty Duke,
Ni na Foch . ]11lie Ada1ns, Richard Crenna,
Richard Deacon, plris 1nany more.
EXCLUSIVELY ON
KAPX RADIO 108 FM
7 to 7:30 PM
MONDAY· THRU ·FRIDAY EVENINGS
CINIMA II
GENE AL
HIDCMAN PN:MO _4. ..
••• Barbra Streisand
"UP THE SANDBOX"
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Coast Hosts Food Meet
WtdnHd.17, Ocll>btr 3, 197) DArlY PILOT %1
OVER THE COUNTER
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' • 2 Cents Per Quart Hike !l.KwltlH I N11«I f'-_..., ~OI ~' IM ID"' ::,..~ -" "'m C "' 1 Ill~ llow ,,_ Ill ,.,., ll'-MI "" .uif, Cl nn 11 ""•u c...1 •llf 111 •"A •• ,.
1 \Vhen the men and women in the Ca.lllomla clr:-:Www~ ~M} 1:~;; ::f.:1 '°" ,:•w t02~1~
By ~lal<d Pn•
The natlona dairy f""""'
have booa1ed wholesale prlca
by up to two cent! a quart and
"""' Pf'lduc•or• say the lai.st ln<I'_, oould start showing
up at the 111permarkel wllhln
the out few days.
An ·Associated Preos uvey
showed that milk producers 1n
au parta of the countey rllled
prlca at the beginning of the
week, generally about eo cents
per Dmdred pounda of milk.
There ire about llO quarts In
JOO pounds.
THE TWO lar1est as.!ocla·
tloas of milk l)r<Clucers led the
way.
A opokoillWI for Associated
Milk Producen, IDc., which
$1000 MINIMUM
$5000
Certificates
(No long '""" llqUl ....... 11)
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Morris
Plan<>
California's Largest
Loan arid Thrilt
Service
~700 N9WP.0rt llvd., N~ort leach
• Call G.OrgeWadman, Mgr. at 673·3700
seafood business a-et together, they go flr'St cllss. -••• .-.. 111 •\'I • ""H .1i1e... ,.,. -;-.
The Calilomfa Seafood Institute ls holding ..:·1• ~ "~e,. 1U: ~v. ~~L· ;~c. ;: :
has !9,IXKI members in 20 a two-day convention at the Newporter Inn ln New-:=:":."'If-._ :=-:: ~ f, ~,: Jl::toc t.. 1~ states and de.scribes itself as rd '*": • .. ,.., _ 1,.19 u ... ,. ":I'"' """ ,, ,...,. Ml , •• the lar·e· st da'~ f·-·· port Beach Friday and Satu ay. ,...,~ "' lftll'Pll 1011o n ,, c.-. 10\li n14 ''" 0c ... 11 ... 'I'"
• ~J .. ,..._. ••-1~-· It '°6tll U \li n II 1: I l'it~ ,Ii ~ 10" . in '"· lion ·-'d f h din .~ ••( IMDI ITIUA\.I tt CHIU Sol IS r fl tt Tri<• ~. j"t lll'it cooperative ul'll'. na , _.. AND THE MENU or t e ne,'""'ance .,. ur-A.Ho 111.1'1'111 1 11 MJMc ''" •t • n11o n r.111 °'' ,_., Ul<
Tue9day that prices had been day n~ht? What else but prime New York sirloin. 1i• """ ,:1 ~:'1"' lf~ 1; ..!~ ... "' ul"loiff:• ~I.,,~ ,:: ~~ Upped In the no~"-•lfQ) and '' e Can" eat n.h all the tiJne," I" •a-nee A(""""I 1411 2' Fliq ~ Ill. t ll1y!'l(I 194 \ln.Ar't 'ft: -; lli ••u--....... ~ lut ........... AO Mier• tl\4 It "' T1!ff ltb HM "r. 11\lo I .. ul m::·· Ii"' 1'111. Midwest reaiAns afood '" Ut le "d t I d I'. .._.,.. A.;..111 c. UV. u Food 1w ,, .... 1•· It•(~ q ..... • u •1 "'""' · Lazio, Se ,u.oS u pres1 en , says D e1e..,._,, •••• •1~ ,,..., uo,;, ,,0 .. 11 01 o\4 11 "•11 i.o; 20 lJ: u , L 1111 u11o A spok .. man for Aasoclated ult's just • cha'!Ee," he i"•'•ts, adding, Alt• .. I lJWo ''llo Fr-H 11'11 n 11:1n 11lw •ll\lf 1 Ul\IV FOi 1'11.0 1)\lt ........,. Aiko LIWll l•lolo U FtaM 1!1 t 'IO 10 Jl:t1 H '" .... \j'111i Mot>I Sl't 6'41 Milk Produetn, which haa lb u-tre DOI aJI bung Up · 0 the CQ(U•-en WhO jUSt Alllof low t i.t. 1 Fra11il1 JO\li J1 ll:ty11 61: •t~, H\4 VIOM Ho tll< t "" -'I'"' Pf\r 1• 20 Fr"-le ''"" 21 ll lvtl Ml n ... ,. VAIKI $ft '"" , .. headquuten in San Antonio, eat beef, or the sheepherders who just eat lamb." ,. u.o T.i 1•"-"'-"'Q,I ,0e 1 ..... 10 Ro..i E. :tt\o .ii.,.. v111 °"' 11_,, 12111 .... _ i-~ 1-Am "'•" I I"" "ulllr H 11'1a n o0<1 Dl• n 1'\11 ""' Shi;-1"' t\lt said wi:: 1u1.;1.'l:'asel' were put..,. "'"' ll!•pr •1"4 '!"" ,,_ s.. 11111 11 1110111n1 1 ui. 11iw. v1cton s1 """ 11v. to -ff~ "to Ide BESIDES, H~lnts out, the 200 or so sea· """•• ..,,,1,.,., 11 111>r111 2t n 11:-ct u ..... 11• V10ito sys n., sv. i::u .... ~ prov IOnl6 Am "1N:1 11~ u •'11nk 16\4' 1, R_, F111 •Wt 1111o v1.,..1 sc. 1.,. '" · •--·-11·ve to dairy food wholesalers be ba•""g a ~--p cocktail "'"' "11111 -.. 11t L•J I\\ 11:\il(v 1>11 '' 11 .... vo1 SMit n• uh eoononuc uica1 ....... bWuu .,,. '"'11 ,., J .... Tr 11.,.. 11 11:1111 !>!:.., 11"' 11"' w., El' 1, .... 11 tanners to stay in business." for an ap' peti'zer. "'"' Gr• ,1,. .a ,,.· c. ul-'I u ....,, , 1oo •Gl-'l w1111 "'G ""' 111'o I.Min s~ »1' Miio n Allt"' 11\li lt\O n ll ... ,11 Ml 1S ,. He said rising cost.! had forced He couldn't explain the menu FI1day ni~ht, "'"' T•llw 21 ,. 11 A"'°" t'"" 11 t111t ~ w •• ,.... 1 1 111. f of the dairy AM WtlO 11 II l fllO JI) ... 11 t it t W-10 10'!ilo many armers out thouah. The guests will be having a buffet t at """'"" ,.,,. n c,,. a.i.i. ,, 1111. n w.1a, w1 10" 1111.
business and repl)rted that includes roast beet, chicken, baked ham and onlY :r:tc1~p U:t :: ~ ~11. ll " Mtr<11 lfv. t: :::~':? ~ •;:: ':r.
-..A • ....+~on is curttntly about ,.,.,.. M.-t 111 '' """ ""' !l\oli 1tl' """''' ~ Wt KJG.t ,.v. 11 .,............... one seafood dish, lobster newberg. .. .. _ Hr u i.:. 11 ., 5' ,~ , " ... " up )s11o :s. Wt1M " 1111t ""' three or four percent below ,.,,,kMI .,,. ,,, ,.,,,, 10\~ 11 .... ,.,.. 1 w.ur Fo ~ !Oh
AIM Coll , ... 11 .... H..:h °' 11\fl • m-11~ u wu1.,..1 I 21th tt last year's output L--------------------------'l Au G1 LI "1-'1 " H•llll EW 11 ,, $1\ff loll II ' ., WU"' H J " 10 All Sl"I 21 .... 2t HtH FM 1S~ U So C.1 WI Uit U WI-\Ir U,. 1"' )I.I l d-Amerlca Dairymen, AwtG ,.,, II .. II Hl"'ll er i .... 11 So CMG• 32U J)I Wini P~f Uh U\'f &.olflll Alo ' M•ll SctAt 11 1 !i!llO PIP 11 II WI~ P.LI ltl'I ill\lo Inc., the second largest ~ s b id , 0 'M ' &.olr4 wr """ It Hirper A l1' 1 SPrct•• :re tt -Lt11 u h 11.,. d !so __,, . ·a.Ur ... 111' It Hettrt k 1t1' JI' ~ I ,. II Worlt S• !Pill 16\.'t ucel', •a IJUlOWI\.~ D)-u s zar°I L)Q ess e.tti1r Ft ~1" JS "1"'111 Fl 1\\ I SIG fl.ell 1•'A 11 WrfOM W 1"-1'4 ~ecti .. ~. and ~ ..,,._ I.. 11 u IWUlt Mt '""' 1 51.,, ""' 2' tr llonu co 11ro t creases '1:11 ve ITIUIJUOY .. .::: Mii ,, Ml •<.i c llYI 1' ,,_ N Alt J1VI 11 Yt ll• F'n so !IHli
said the boosts affecting 13 L,""Rtj ~ l~ H"°'I .• ~ 11 1t Stklol I,.., i'll. 6 ZI-Ulll 11 """
Midwest and Soulbem 1\1\es ltltwt1 ,_ , •• n ~ '" ,..,.... d II ~ 0 de d Clea ed U !'..ti:'• '"' 1 Mi f!lo'I t~ CtJitter• a11dtAJ1en ~ ,=e from a to 10 cents r re n p e:~l'~ U5 u .~:.; :i"' ll .= (:k.~~",.;; Ti:~°'=:~ ~b: U.11 ~ lJ 1,., ·~· o2Tw. it MO$I tlllCI loot Ult tl'Wlit M..0 _, 11"<•111 I lib c ~ t fl c,... M trw ~-tflt.<-ltr 1'BE MAJlYLAND and SAN DIEGO· CAP) _ U.S. lnvestlntinl: allegaUons ti , o..: ,,,. 1, •=:-•er, ~ J"' m1n.11 ., q111111c1 11'1' tN ,..,.so. ·
Virginia Milk P r o du c e r I Financial, Inc., bu been aive traudufent cfeaUnao by former .lltt ~ t~ 1jl,. ,~i:.,n:1 t; 11" 12 ai::!:.::' .:.!!.~ ~"':%:, f!:1 ~'1: A:;.,ociation, rtprtsentJng },()00 e -d lll•HI .--.. Jol\lo !Ill lwn 1;n 1J ptlCt •fld llM cwr,....t 1 .. 1 bl• Pfk t. '"'~· 1 . the Idell 90 days to reorganize and USF m a n a g e m en t an 1*~ °t it'-11 1,, 811.w A ""' 1 , ,..VII,,.. s.i .. 1~a1N~:a .. ,14 up ,._,
ua.u.3 armers 10 m e eliminate a "horrible mess of recently proposed the stricter l~Ac"p ;~,,.. ~t11o 1':'~ .. c.p 11~ lt 2 surc11111 UKP 12"• 2" up 21.• Atlantic states, announced ubsldi · " •a.-d · · "'d · 11 11o11 £""' t•"' 2s11o M 1,v,. ,,"' 1 v.,, Dt• """ 11~+ t,. up u .1 s anes, un;; escr1phon out:u e reorgan1z.a on. ,, .. u11 HP 201:. 21 Kii= St u 1<t U\'o ' A0•111 Ml(rtD tt.,,..+ • ...,, Up tl.• Monday that prices charged to of an attorney for i 1 , An Um led •~ mlUlon . ••-• 1 2, 26 Kai~• c •"-'"' s N1co1e1 111~'"" 111o .. 1'9 Up 20.0 would be aLsed es a .....,... ln 8rl11M\ II\ 11"' ,. 1(1 .... lk ... I"' 6 h~ E•KI• Cp ' + I Ut> "·' processon r creditors. ..:r.eD;; is-,-.,d to be own-ed by .••«11 oi i.1111 11 .. "•u-1..,. " , FJ,1110 011mc1 ~""'" \Ii u. "·' bout t•-cent 8 Quart Ut UI'> llrOWft Ar t i K•llJ Str 11 1111> I D1r1 Or119 ;Ii I.~• IV. Up 14.S a ..... 5 · ' • lhe San Dlego--based real llYck111 , "~ 12 K•11 conn 1sv. 1•11> • v1 • .,1111• 11111 isv.+ ,...,, u,, 1'.s --"d bo I 55 THE AGREE!\IENT said an . 8w<k•r 6\'o • K•r !);all 6 • 10 Hobie .t.11111... 2:11'+ i u,, "·' ''""'group prov1 es a u estate development fl.rm. au ... p \1 :11 :11~ K•tit "" 13•.i. u ,, c-1r .r.w1o uro+ 1 VP "·' percent Of the milk .. Id in independent trustee would be auu .. M u,,.. •1 ic,, c..,.1 •"" 11.1; 1j AP01llcl ""'"' u + iv. \19 i..1
II '.'-'• ,, .. H < , , , lo '' 1 TOllV Lt....Co '"'+ Y> Up U.I d named lf no mutua y satisfac--c • .;·,;, 10'" 1t:X~ .~ sv. s u Pi>r•N< L1M n \.'I• '""' u1 u.• WashJngton area stores an 1 ,_ ··'"·ttonal plan . IN PAST year USF showed c."°" ,,,,, 1,\li u •-..,1 11 20 n u.1-1C•1t111 1iw.+ 11111 up u .s J8Dll!S Click, g e o er a _, reorgc:uw.a JS ..i.-y -'its, acoountlng lot C•p111<1 ,..., , K....O. ,, .... n14 11 "'"'Micro s,1 11,,.. .. J'-uo u.o --''cted tbe ,__ -····-ed -·· W8' • sug .,._,_ ......... c.,...... I K..,..-"" Jt\.'I 2t 11 E•KwtL•• Incl , ..... ...,, Up 11.1 tnanager, .,........ Jr.u.."'l: UUWlW • '111.lJ -the current problems, say of. cnMtt A1 1'lilo 10 K•llt9ff 1.,. , 11 TetwPll u111 ,.. t ... 1 u, n .s ... _ -·" be _ _, -to gestion of-three banks which f'·'·'-who later ----~ IXln· C•ll VIPS 1S n K1111m El t YJ • ,, MIC'9WIW5 JI t llll+ I U• ll.1 '. 111.&1: WVUN ..--...... vu ~ o.»Wlla.I C1ntr11 0 lJ l) ~ "-l 11~ 12 JG 0--0.~~ .&'Iii+ lft ·U• II.I cmsumers within a week. "We hold $6.8 million of some $900 I CFS 0.H ,,.., JO LIMIH IS~ \I'll 11 OMtl 1-• , ........ u .. 11..J
million in unsecured debts. tro • c.....,, ~ :~ ~ ~ c in~~ .. H ~~l:"' Cp ,~:: 1:Z ~: ll::~ just bad to mate an ad-"""'~ r~-'tles and Ex· Meanwhile, stockholders or ~ C• 1111. 1 ~IY ..... 1-5111 21\io 2• Eltelf•"-HKlll Mii+ "' ~". !!·_', '1.--t," he said, citing riJ.. Ille ~· ,.h,..,<f Cp SI ll LfQ9el Ill 11V. 11"'-2S "-~t .M Jllo• 'Ill w "' , ........ -.. b been_ USF investors voted to ....-uee er 1r ''"" " u 111,.,., H '"' 2 L01••s ing .production C08i"1!milton~. ~e _2o~op_~ "~-its--name to . JnA-ndent !5tc1'°" ~ Lii (limp•-1\11 '"'>I '-',,.~~., T'2 i~ 1i: n·t •••-.. ~.·~ ~ -' -~• CIUM Ut l l"" ,. LIM &GU· I V. 6 . --·-. -"""" • M rtgage Tru t '!'be -"Y c111r u ,. >11;1, ,, u... c1s.. l"-• , H ..... , ,.,., ,,._ "' 11.s ~-ti h I h 0 s · co ••• ,..... 11.nt "" 1ta1o Loe.Uta •Jv.. "'"' • c-1..:11 Lt" '* -tvt 16.1
\AlllU • .,-ooopera ve w C with real estate i.sscts of ••v«* n11t u i..-co s11'1 n s u M " s_,, 1'1< ~ ' 1'·1 handle& 75 nlll'l'eni Of the milk .... 'Tr1.,.11-11o JI -Gtl 1('.'o it 'Im~ 5'iell 7 -1 , '11.S ' ,.-. • about $16 miWon was formerly .!S C•P t"'-10 ""'I A11y '"" 1 1 ''°""'\'""' "" ,....._ 1111 1 lt: prod··-·.a in New England, B k End man••ed by a -·""'diary ot ub n • ,,_. 1,._1 •s"' ""' 1 v1<1ee ri1em1 'YI-.. • , ~ an s -~ ~ 0 16 1 Mlrll Frt tt"'° 20 t ll:oc:M1 R1<~ J1i1-·' also increased ita pice! ·two US y· 1 I ocic u 11~ ,1 Miry Ky :i.s ,. 10 8rl11•10 ·Ml11t1 ,...,,_ \'o 1.1 effect! M . . inane a . Comfl'I Cl 21\oli 11 Mc Cmc:k :It 40 II""°'"""" Mii• ,...,,_ "" 7-1 cents a quart ve on-c"'1 !.llrt ,,...,, • M<o...r ,. ••"'-n PrtM Elc,_Pc111 •¥).-v. 1.1
da D' idend CW MIGi 22'-1J Mtckm 1'1/fU11oUClllll•I COnl• "'-.Vt t.t y. ·v I CmwTI ,. 2l:W. u Mtdltrn 6111> '2 ,. V1il:Eh l.11b llYI-1 •.• .. At some point," s a l d Ii Cptr ~UIO u~ 1 M•r:; ,, U"-11 IS Alllftll<Slttl 1 ,,':t: J OH ...
Walter Bryant, • spokesman Edison Co. .f~ 1
irc1 11~ lf ;,1i~. ll:: ~= li =':~,~~~ 1?:: I~. E t~ for the company, "there is Speelal to The Dally PUot ~111 "1:t H"' ~ 111"" 'tb 71;, 1 1, M1G1 5'1 T«v 111.-..., OH , s
c:':l'1 CIJ ,J'°' 4; = ·= !:\'t ~f°'l 10 FMIC (Of• 1S -I Off 6:1 going to be a react.ion to price SAN DIEGO -'llle c-ir.i 1 • .._ 2, ,,,,..,., s.. ... Ill ,1"' 21 , ... 1111 C:orp ~ .,. Off 6,1
m. -ases and -·-e-wfU boa~ of "~-of Min 't Crots Ce 11~ Morrllll 21...,, 12\lo tt Ulllt.,.ital .II ,.,._ "' Ol'f I.I w,.. """"'""' •o 1\1. \1.l.11;:\,-,,,.,,.~ on y Crvtcl! R '"" 1 Motor Cl 10YI 10 U AIMIM Ctmp U ........ "-2!! 1.1 .top '""""" mt11·" • ' United States Na"···• 8E' No11 11"" 1 1 0.11 '"' ' '' Ct11tror11<s O• » -1 ..,., j,J "-3""'6 U.. UUIWU VI Oii l ... f NU 0.YSI l1" I U All!f ltlftt JI J-\Ii Off S.• Bank bu announced that ..,1 Jllll JN It Kiii LlblY t\la • , THE LATEST lncreate9 are •l..-"--'-will -•t 8 divi·· T •a} E d 01111, M 11A11 1 N1 MittCr 11~ u\lo 10 Mo•l..4f:Ure .. -~ ~ n n s Olrt Oft llli ' HI Ptlflll ... 10\lo ' ~ of a cootin .. i.. ... trend. In .1-.1 for the third q .. -~-Dita co.n "4¥1 u~ Httdllm 10 11 NEW YORK tUP11-n. tt -1 Mii .... t-" ,...'6 UClN IMllK:i Otta 100 ,. ,. -U Co 10 11 110<l1tr-Ofll1WOTC ,.,,.,..T......,..,' New Jertf!'/, for eumple, the of !'(/' as a --'t of 0ey111 .111.1 n.,,.. 11 NJ Nat G 1svt 16 as $0WllH D'I' N.r.so. -"• ~ ael by 11 l"QU.I l>t<li DI 14 .. I Nicolet 111 I V. t V._ 9119,.... Oii.. inlnhnum uua. ~·ce -.:i-....-...1 opera11.... ~ DETROIT (AP) -The 0.1111 All: s1 y Hl.i-,. ,,~ • Rll'lk Orlfl AD" 1.,... 11" ll ... ~ ~ State na..c""-J """'-• ~--.. De-1· .... o.a:-CO. was lound o.w 111111 ~ Nill-1 u"' P91W1 Otft91 ui;• .,,., 11111 ..... . """ • _ '""''.]:w.aui• w ......... ~ come .. u ~ .c.w..3Ul1 °''"•• c «111o ,, HOr011• uYa n 9".tf 1,.. w.a u · n"'• 1,.· ·~try -WU 'l ceota a · d · guilty ol racial di·-i·mtnati-0 11m crs 12.,., n ,..., NtG •11o ' ll:inkNM< 1~a ... --..-"" UIQlgl ., ..._ ... ~-'-has ..,,.; a ,,... ...... Diam H4 lllV. II NO~ .. , c. SI SJ 11:......., Tr«k ,.. "" tlil+ 411 -~ -~ 11 OS a -n... .. m ''it: uaua ,.... 01c11. A e 21 11 1lwd H 1 1 o.cu1tr '9 P ~ ,,_ \Ii
"-. &lM • ......... dividend of 15 cents per Tuesday and assessed $4 Olwrs $(\ '"' .... Dr 11111 .. Pvt!\111 8tM 1',Q 62~ U...+ ,.,,.. Jan. I, 1973. The priCe WU ,~-m· each of the 1.~ , nu·llion in -... 1uve damages. o.c-• 1""' 1 · 1111.e:11 '"" 111• Fold LMs .,.,..., 1~ '""+ ,,.. J l.._.11:< -~ ...... u :Doltr Gtfl • 1'.'o 1 ll9f' Ml 1"'-l Cflllrw!IC O.t 11,100 JI JJIA.-t ru.s during tbe mp ltlll,w three quartera a'ld .bad ' ·U.S. Di&trict ·Court Judge 'OoNllds av. 1'11 Lf: 1,y, u_ MIMk fO srs '!·'°° "" a&.+,...'
ihi 1ur to au cent.I• qaart. p-vi·-··ly paid stock Damon J. Keith A,_ fined =h~ ~ .. • "\"tut t:~ 2~ · HAso vo1 ...... ~1.211,:i. al,i;..;,., .. i.. ........... ..-11-_.._ '"' ---.. DoYlt oe 13 11 • 6 • ....,_,, "' ~·· wii:: ~"5~ a--dividends. Local m of the Utility o..ic-1>1' 1• ... • OKUllH ,y •l,...:..t ~. •' • ~. OUl\1llfl I) t~ I Siii 6 Ur>t"'-11 1116
_,_ .__,. Workers of America $250,000 i"m'"mO:'••'il'ii.m'ii' oiii~oil.;""iio"liiiii'~·~~ ""!''~·~~!i'~~··• ----------~-_;._;_ _ _;~~----'..,----~---~~....,.~-----,
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on the same charge. S
, · Tberulin, ..... theresur1of MUTUAL FUND Collins Set '~:ZS sui~!1i!ed mZ~ -.-.. -y-.... --_-,-"'-.-~-.-.-,-.-.-.. -.--.. -.-,-•• -.-.-~-,_--~;~ ... "-,,-...
For Merger
•
Affirmation
Special to the Dally Pilot
DALLAS -Collins Radio
Co. boa.rd or directors ap-
proved Lhe proposed merger of
Collim into Rockwell Interna-
Uooal Corp.
Under the Ol"OP(lla], e e c h
shareholder of Collins, other
than lloc:l-ftll, will be entitled
to receive $35 for each share
of O>Ulns common stock. The
merger will r<qUlre the aJ.
flrmaUve wte ot twO-thlrds of
outstanding
sllanls or cot
stock, as well u tWt>-t
the holden of the Co s
preferred stock.
A speclal meetln
shareholders has
for Nov. 2, which
shareholders of record on Oct.
2 will be entitled• to vote. lt is
contemp:lated that the merger
will beoxne effective shortly
after the s har ehol der s
meeting.
Bankruptcy
Bids Filed
company with "systematic '.low111C11 ••• list ol Ill(-6:1' 1)1 C11t1 Bl 11."2 lt.IO SPIUI J~ .. 1012.10
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and ~uon of mmo" rlty Ful\d1 ., 'f\lllH Dy D•e: s. 24.H?,,Jf Cull 1(1 7.tt 1." A4 Ill( I .It ··• .• r-the NASO Inc l'C MGMT 0111,. C111t Kt 1.11 I.It Ad 1111 1." t.11 emplov-. . Ettr Gr • tt .... Clltt SI n .u t4.SI Cm c.; .... s..u
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permeates the corporate en-Am °""' •.1110. 111ouP-. Grwt11 1.01 1.n 11try ,, u .... u.n • Am lllrttl t .7'10.1 IDl:Ll!Y Co Ltllr 11.i1u.11 !i?.-""I 1o:ts11:'!0
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Southwest
Leasing
In Anaheim
Specllll to tbe Dally Piiot
BEVERLY HILLS
Southwest Leasing Co r p .
Beverly Hills. a consumer
auto lessor, has opened a
20,000.square.foot facility at
330 E. Katella Way In
Anaheim, said Jerrold M. Ax·
e1rod, president.
The facility will b e
Southwest Leasing's fint in
Orange County. The oew of·
fices were built primarily to
service the company's ezisling
Orange County cllen~e.
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Here's that
new car
you want.
It's au there. Equity in your house you may turn into cash,
with thb help of Westmor Financial. 1l>e following persons have
filed pcU"OOI for bankruptcy
in Santa Ana federal court:
Previously, they were serv·
ed through the c:ompany1
Beverly Hills facilities, where
the company occupies 129,000
square feet or office, repair
and maintenance, enclosid
display and parking space.
(HASI! Apt• F S,11 I. §:?! 1.31 I.ti UNION SCIRVICll 801TON: llt l l'r.G I .Ill. I.fl Ht I IG 1J.lt U.11 OllOUI':
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What else
can you fin~?
l
We call it a Live · Now LoaF1. Use the money to pay off bills,
take a vacation -any way you like.
Anywhere from $2,500 to $25,000 or: more. Loan secured
by a comblna11on of real estate and . personal property.
Will not disturb your present mortgage.
Take a close look at your home.Then call WestmorFinancial
and tell us what you've round.
A'CONIUJ11l1t1·r11tANCE ArflLIAfl 0, 'ff[STlllN NOJIYGAG[
l 3772 kAlELlA AVENUE• LOS ALAMITOS, C~LIFORNIA •TELEPHONE: {213) 775-2755 • (714) 82rl·5983
Speedo1neter
Limit Asked
For J1 ehicles
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Sen. O>trles II. Pen:y. \R·m.1
has asked the govemme nl to
limit the markings o n
automobile speedomete r s to 90
miles an hour.
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Tunney Blasts · Food Cos~
PRIVATE TllUSl
FINIS AVAILJllf
FO" REAL ESTATE LOA ..
1.i & 2nd TAUST DE'E.Da 11.500 To US0.000
UP TO 'to'I. LOAH!! OM
TFIUST DEED OOl.l.A~AAL
•n'f'Oln' lOIJITT f\IU9 H..-pon C..ler
1211 H•'lf'POl1 Cenllr OrM Hewpon hKh, C..llf. (714J MMa4
Going through another phase
ivith your in·vest11ients?
Before you get
phased out, take
a look at this
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CONFERENCE .
A series of 4 lectures-Oct. 9, 16, 23 and 30
Tuesday, Oct. 9, 7:30-9 :30 p.m.
Tltom•• ICe.•11, Oran9e Coo1t Oo!ly l"ilot fdltor, "WELCOME
TO THE CONFERENCE"
Dr. T~o-A. llakely, Dlttrk.t Olr.ctor, "ORANGE COAST
COMMUNITY EVENING COLLEGE 1.El'Ol.T''
Jotlr U1Kol11, Attontty•ot•low, "1'1.ANNtNG TOUI. !STAT!
THl.OUGH ltlAL rROPll.TY IHVl!STMINTS"
Newport Harbor High School, 15th & Irvine,
Newport Beach
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. Jesse Helms set off a
flood or alliteration rt>Cently by giving each of bis col·
leagues a box of pickles.
"PETER PIPER, no matter how many pecks of
pickled peppers he might have picked, was a pa$cally
pooped piker compared with North Carolina 's actu enl
in the pickle bwiness," the North Carolina Rcpu · an
wrote to the senators,
Sen. Rob Packwood, CR-Ore .. ) responded In kind' "My
persistently picky palate I'm sure Wlli be parUcularly
pleased by the prolong~ popplng or your proffered pickled
presents "down by puckered portal during postprandlal
pleqsanlries:." -
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C·oastal
By kUDI NIEDZIElBKl
.... Deltrl'Mll .....
Guolb>e dealers on the Orange Coast
today appeared divided over whether to
join the cout-to-coast service station
-~ -to begin Friday. Of the 23 stations cantacted by the Dal-IY :Pilot on1y three pledged tbex would
clOle tbelr stations while 11 declared
l!*Y'would remain open. Nine others said
they .... undecided.
How successlul the scheduled boycott wnt be 'depends largely oo !he undecided
aqment of service station operators,
llMil> 9f whom said they would cloae U
their compeUton clooed .
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Gas
But even though the effectiveness or
the gasollno boycott is not yet predic-
table, many county ageocles are develop-
ing contingency plans for tl\fl crunch.
Among them are officers of the
Callfomii Highway Patrol wbo carry
Standard Oil credit cards. In the event of
a shutdown, they will try to fuel up 11 oil
com~y-owned statioo.s. ·
U the sinµltion becomes bad enough,
the CHP will tum to the Orange CoWltY
Transportallon Department for gasoline,
a CllP opokeoman aaid.
Bob ste<:krnan, vehicle s er v I c e s
coordinator for the county, said, "If the
CHP comes to us we couldn't handle
Dealers
them all but between us and other
municipalities with gasoline servtcea they
could get by. We'd really have to sbatpen
our pencils though."
Steckman added tbat U !he strike goes
beyond seven days and U the county's .
delittries from Union Oil are affected,
the C01,111ty will hav~ to eliminate all but
the most essential use of vehicles.
Amblilance companies would be hit
bard by a gas strike since they also rely
on roadside stations for fuel.
"If we run out and the gas stalioos are
closed, we're just out of luck," explained
John Murphy, dispatcher for Schaefer
Ambulance Service.
• erv1ce
'Divided' on
Murphy said hil company doel not·
have accesa to municipal or county sup-
plies ·and that ambulances. have already
felt the gu shortlge, especlally at oigbt
in the south county.
"We try to make sure our ambulances
ate full btfore 5 p.m. each day. We don't ·
anUclpate problems this weekend but !he
strike may mean using fewer veblcles."
Whether 10U.th1a~ service atalion
operators 'go on strike u scheduJed,
depends on the outcome of a . mass
meeting In Los Angeles tonlgbt.
U the dealers vote to abut down, the
closings would begin at 12:01 a.m. Fri·
day.
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Reaction from local dealers to the
strike plan was mi.l.ed.
Bob Smith, the Costa Mesa Arco
dealer who held a gasoline truck hostage
for five hours l\1onday to protest
wholesale gas price increases, said his
gripe was .with the pll companies, oot the
customers. •
"I'm not going to close. I don 't have
anything a£aimt the people who have
been feeding me, my family and my
bofle, II he sa.Jd.
Ken Lockhart, a Newport Beach Mobil
dealer who expects to clme, said be
realized that the pump closings wouJd not
hurt the Cost of Living Council or the oil
Coastline Bill
.Passage Hailed
Newport Police
Copter Antenna
Ruled UFO
A ljlw'-llto me!al rod ftld> plmn-miltiil·out of the *Y and embedded Itself
in the rool of a Newport Beach home
.Tlieoday nigbt WU identified today.
· 'll>e· ti-inch-long object was the radio
·-from the older of Newpert Bead!'I ' two poll<e beUooplerl. It •P-
P,flrentlY vlbnled -· 'Durjng pre-flight cbeckout, the wire-
111:• utenna wu In pface, but thil mom-Joi ti inWljipton puzzled'°"' H,tbey
decided tc1·cl.i:k the chopper.
1be antenna, whJch at first wu
tuopecled to be possl~ly from a
.l)ellcopter returning to the Senta Ma
J,!arlne Cor:ps Air Statton, was no longo:r
In placo.
John O'Neil and h1s wife were having a
cup of coffee tn the family room of their·
l>ome at 111111 Port Klmberly Place wllen
It happened. .
Tho ,lllencler rod slamfned into the rool
with I i11w1i aidfllie.lrlflHli~ltlelf
lq Uireo leet throuBJi into the lMnl ......
11Jt .really am.Qel me that .,methln&
like .this coold happen," oald Detective llcl Ken Tbompaoo thil moriilq.
lrDDically, the mllbap OC<Uned during
a tranlitlon period In which newtt radios
are: being inltalled tn the aircraft.
· Tho newer anteona II tborte and less
IO!bject to such•llrm.and vllntion.
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)UST TWO CALLS
.ALL IT T .AKES
' · Ona coll II aD It tllel to oell 1 car -
ftU, •tmoal, keally, It tal:ea two calls. ~l the Dally Pilot to pface the od and
llleD wait !or the fint_ can to you. This ad
.-trad.tbat ...,;_--'
• lBll BMW R'l!I, -tor tourfrc, 7,000 mllei,-$1C95.
(Phone No.).
It IOld the cor to the flnt caller. You
•may be lucl<)I enouch to &•t rewlu like
tha~ toe. Make the flrsl call. Phone a
Daily Pilot .\do•bor on the dlroct line,
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dleated today.
The spokesman said that while local
,and-county officials..have approved the
company's concept of the development,
the c;oast,al commils1ons have not. °"" t-.,, .•• .wt u they qree with
the concept u mn...t by the local
(See-QJASTAL, Pap %)
Laguna Teens
Held in BB
Gun Attack
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of .. Deity ''"' .....
Two Ltguna Beach youth! are facing
felony charges of assault today after an
unproWl<ed BB gun -Ung attack 111
two <lib Scouts waitlni for their parents
in a church parking lot TUesday night.
'lbe youths, aged 16 and 17, allegedly
chased the younger children and fired a
BB handgun at them. 1bere were no
serious· injurias.
An adult, Kenneth Kooken, 18, of
Laguna Beach was booked by poli<e for
alleged contributing to the delinquency of
minon in <OMeCtion with the sboottng
incident.
Carlene J . Ambrose, Laguna Beach
pollce ,juv<ape ofDcer, Aid !he force ,.m
aeek court·beuinp In the we of the two
juveniles, one of whom ls on probation.
One of the children was bJt three Umea:
by 88' !ired from the handguns. One
told palice that as he was running away,
• BB narrowly missed his head.
The incident began at about t p.m.
Tl.lesda,y l! the chlldren waited In the Jot
of Community Presbyterian Church, t15
Foreit-A venue. •
A-<ar with three youths in It cndled by
and water balloons were thrown at the
_ (See BB GUN, Page %) t
IMl!lr 'll•t S .. ff ,,_.
Balancing· Aet
Stilt homes· under construction in Arch Beach
Heights were specificajly singled out by the Laguna
Beach City Council as undesirable. NeW construc-
tion of the tall spindle-legged houses 'is prohibited
by an emergency ordinance enacted by the council
over eom.e1developers1 protests. Work-continues on
these.~housea in Arch Beach Heights. The council
also •pres.5ed worries about ~he earthquake safety
and closeness of·the buildings posing a-possible fire
hazard.
Thtee A~ch ·'Dog Trial'
Jurors B·eing Selected
Jury selection dornlnated today's open-
ing of the Three Arch Bay "dog bial" in
which a wealthy resident Is charged with
31 viola~ons of Orange County's dog
leash law.
Prior to the trial's opening, defendant
C. Dominic Shelton tenned the ~
~gs "a ridiculous waste of tax-
payers money."
Shelton, 22, Le Senda Drive, was
originally cited for violation of the county
dog leash law during an early morn.Ing
"raid'' at 'lbree Arch Bay on April 2t,
1972. Orange CoUnty anirttal ~trol 'of.
ficers hit the beach at 5 a.m. that day
responding to ~ltizen complaints of loose
dogs on the beach.
Shelton, the owner of mines in
California and South America, refused
to pay the fine, claiming the county
ordinance cannot be applied in Three
Arch Bay since it is a private com-
mtmity.
"I've lived in Three Arch Bay for 14
(See DOG TRIAL, hge ZI
Air C.al Plane
Smashes Into
Airport Truck
Parts .of an engine and a propeller
from an Air California plane were ripped
off early today when the plane rolled into
a small truck at Orange County Airport.
No one was injured in the 4:35 a.m. ac-
cident tbiit left a four-engine Air Cal
Electra crippled. There were no
passengers on the craft.
An Air Cal mechanic, whose name
wasn'l released by the airline company,
wu tax.ling the plane from tJle terminal
to a hangar on the east side of the
airport.
Laguna Cityhood Cited
The mechanic parked the plane near
the airport fire station, but the parking
brake failed to hold and the plane kept
rolling forward , Air Cal president R. W.
Clirford said.
Clifford said he didn't know if 1he ac-
cident was caused by human or
1927 Council Charged With Bail.ding Government-
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL
Of .. o.llY ,IM SUft
The clty ol Laguna Beach found !is
humble beginnings on June 22, 1927.
On that day, I'll residents ·said they
nm.cl a clty while 187 thought things
W!f9 fQst fine without one.
flve of the leadin( citi2'!m of the day
-Jdui L. Brlckels, Fnlnk B. Cham-
pion, 'l'bom>I A. Qunmings, Joaepb
l'ahraul 111ci George S. Johnston -were
electe<l"cbarttn'iiemlienof the board of
mi.tees, later called the city council.
They ..... charged wtth building • clty
pvemment from scratch. •
4guna's first board meetlng was be1d
promptly at 3 p.m. on June 11, 11127 at the
old Chamber ol Comrn.rce ouUdlng on
the comtt of Park Avonue and Fint
Street (today'1 Glenneyre SU..t).
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Tnlsteea elected Cummings president
(mayor), appointed the city attorney
and adjourned untli J)llY I. '
The next day, the' cowicll agreed the
Chamber of Commerce building would be
the temporary City hall, called a meeting
for July 2, ,o<J ad)oomed,
The july 2 meeting nevtr got off the
ground-due to the absence of B11ckels.
On.~uly 6, the board adopred ordinance
No.-I oetting the first and thlnl
Wednesdays of ~ach month for fiCiiia-
meetlngs. Ordinnnce'No. 2 -establishing
rules for meetings and "providing for the
punishment of any member or any
person for di9Drderly behavior" -al90
WU adopted.
The first dtiwl complaint to the board
of trustees wu 1 portent of thlnga to
come. C. J, DeLisle was upoet by the fact
he wu charged SI to park his car on a
lot on JuJy 4~ Tfle board received and fil·
ed the letter .
On JuJy 20, the city wis less than a
month old when members of the Forest
Avenue Improvement Assoc I at Ion
demanded the board flrder removal of
phone poles along Forest Avenue. At the
aame meeting, the council found need to
enact an ordinance. regulating perking •
Trustees also told Brickels "to secure a
lOaition for a city jail and any necessary
equipment in C'Ofmection therewith."
That night , they alao heard-a Jetter
from Joe Skidmore, urging swift adoption
of a law pn>hlb!Ung !he keeping of
"livestock , animals, etc." wlth!n the Jn.
rorporated limits.
In 1J10ther Item, Tru!tee Jahraus of·
(Se< CITYHOOD, hp I)
mechanical failure. ;1
... Another Air Cal employe standing by a
small truck called a "ground tug" rnn 10
safety as the plane struck the vehicle.
The impact lore off part of the right
outboard engine, which wasn't running al
the time, sending at least one propeller
fragment about 1,600 feet to the end of a
nearby runway. ..
The left outboard engine hit the wing
tip of a private plane in the tie-do"11
area. Clifford said the company's in-
sunnte would pay for the minor damage
to the Cessna. "'hich was unocclfpiled :it
the Ume or the incident.
The El~tra's two inboard engines,
which were ope.rating at the lime,
weren't touched by the accl dent .
;-Fuel fr()m the right outbonrd enginr
. spiTied out on the pa rking afta but no
fire erupted. Airport nremen covered the
ground with nre·ret~rdant foam.
Clifford said he didn't know how much
It will cost to rtpalr the pla ne.
Today's FIDal
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
Strike
companies but still feels "something
must be done" to lift government price
controls.
Many other dealers expressed the opln--
ion that to close their stations would only
add to their financial plight. They Wd
they could no! afford to hang Out the
"Gone Fishing" sign (Or a week.
"I'm not making much money now but
if I shut down I'll be making even less,"
observed Irvine Arco dealer Harry
Edwards. "So I'll be open."
None or the service station owners con-
tacted reported stockpiling of supplies by
their customers. All predicted the rush to
take place Thursday, if at all.
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Sewage,
Trash Fee
Pleas Slated ·
A package or rtVenue proposals all
calling for Increases In sewage and trash
Service fees will confront the Laguna
Beach City CoWlcil during its meeting at
7:30 tonight at city ball.
The trash collection charges generally
call for an increase of from 10 to 15 per-
cent, abo-ut 30 cents a month ror the
aing!e family residence. ·
Monies raised would offset a lrasb !uod
deficit projected at $42,000 from ~I
years 1972 through 1975 and would put
the fund on a firm rooting after 1975, said
Tom Meade, finance director.
Sewage fees would be increased
generally about 30 cents a month ror the
single family residence billing, but would
be increased "significanUy" for com-
mercial users, Meade said.
If the council agrees, the sewer billings
would be based on a "water in, water
out" concept. The city and water district
would work to delennlne who the high
~ producers of sewage are in the town.
figured on amount of water used. •
h1eade predicted that for some com-
mercial businesses such as restaurants
increases in charges cou1d be from 10 to
20 times the current fixed fee or $3.50
monthly.
"What we arc trying· to do ls to put
these billings on a more equitable basis
so that people who haven't been carrying
their load will do so in the future,"
h1eade said.
The revenue package presented to the
council shows a se ries of alternative fee
charges and sources of revenue.
It is anticipated the council may
discuss the fee increases, but reserve ac-
tion for a later meeting. Fiftal drafts of
the proposals were still being drawn up
today. Meade said.
The increases in sewage fees would
{See COUNCIL, Page Z)
2 Bon1.bs Exploded
GUADALAJARA, h1exlco (AP) -Two
bombs exploded here Tuesday, damaging
a monument and a building. poli ce said.
The bombs exploded on the fifth &n·
niversary of a clash between students
and the anny that according to official
figures left 35 dead.
~range <:out
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Sunny s k i e s should prevail
through most of Thursday with
temperatures in the lower 70s along
fhc ocean and upper 70s further in-
land.
l;\SUll:: TODA\'
A utl11Jrities.. probe crash of pa-
lice helicopteT in downtown Do.st
011kJand which pllimtntted into
parking lot killi ng two officers on board. See story. Page 5.
:t OAIL V PILOT LB WtdMSdaJ, Odobtr 3, 1973
Reagwi Vetoes
105 Measures
$.otCltAMEN'l'O (AP) -Gov.
Ronald Reagan had the last word in
his year-long brittle with the 19'13
Legislature. vetoing 105 bills in a
Mngle day. (Related stories,
Pages 22 and 27)
That \•/as more vetoes than some
past go vernors issued in a year.
Reagan also signt'd 198 bills
Tuesday as the cleared his desk or
the last of the bliziard of bills pass-
l'<I in the kgls\ature's marathon
till·nighl final session back on Sept.
14.
Bahan1 as Death
Plot Denied
By Roosevelt
WASHINGTON UPI\ -\Vith his :ic-
cuser fac ing him, Elliott Roosevelt today
denied charges that he plotted to
assassinate the prime minister of the
Bahama!I and has been involved with
underworld Ogures in the s t o I e n
securities racket.
The son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, call-
ing the charges made againsJ..him before
the senate permanent investigations sub--
co mmittee "vicious lies," delivered his
swom testimony in front or Louis P.
Mastriana, a convicted s e c u r i t i e s
swindler.
Roosevel t is the brother of former con-
gressman James Roosevclt of Newport
Beach.
?l.fastriana testified -last month vt hat he
\\'BS offered $100.000 by Roosevelt and
Michael J. tvlcLaney, an a 11 e g e d
associate of underworld figure Meyer
Lansky, to assassinate Lynden 0. Find-
ling, the prime minister of the 88.hamas.
?l.1astriana said part of an advance pay-
ment of $10,00'.l was a check for $2,500
made payable ta Roosevelt.
Roosevelt, 63, -.said the money was
given to Mastriana -who in 1968 worked
fo r a Miami Beach consulting firm run
by Roosevelt -to negotiate o real
estate loan ~itti a New Jersey labor
union.
Roosevelt said Mastriana defra uded
him out of the money and he later
reported Maslriana to the FBI.
Before Roosevelt's testimony, the sub-
comnllttee heard from Philip Manuel, a
staff investigator who de t a i l e d
Roosevelt's alleged associations with more than half a dcnen underworld
figures wbo have been involved in
fraudulent s ec u r t tie r transactions.
Manuel indicated bis investigation could
not corroborate Mastriana's testimony on
the assassinatin scheme in 1968.
~ Roosevelt did not deny that he had
dealings with many of ~~ese ind,ivtduals
but insisted that "I tat 1~ lime i'hl.d no
way to know that these m'en were
anything but reputable men."
The subcommittee was eJ.pected to
hear testimony later today from Patsy A.
Lepera, another convicted s t o c k
swin.dler, who has aplfared in closed
session.
Roose\'el t said he was "convinced that
Mastriana and Lepera have perjured
themselves before this subcommittee and
have perpetrated a hoax upoo the sub-
committee ...
F r om Pagl? 1
COUNC IL • • •
generally provtde an additional $120.000
lh!s year and amounts to a 55 percent in-
crease. Meade said.
Increases in trash fees will meet IO§ies
~stained in the trash fund and by'1.!1'15
\vrll provide the city with $7,000 a year
above current expenses. A renegotiation
of the trash pickup contract will likely
wipe out that money , however.
Meade said that under the present
system of a "ulility type" sewage and
I.rash operation not subsidized bv tax
funds, the aC'COUJlting is "highly viSible .:.
lie noted that council has indicated a
desi~e for both funds to be self-sup-
porting. Separate and dist inct accounts
arc maint:iined for both. he said.
OU NGI COAST ..
DAILY PILOT
City Council -
To Hem· Plea
A plea to save the old .uteauerd tov-'tr
on Main Beaeb is cxpectf!d to come
before the IAguna Beach City Council
tonight.
Nie Billy, a real estate in\-e!Mr · has
orgariized a citizens petition lO aave the
old landmark tower. Billy said Tundaf
he will present his pet itions lo the council
meeting at 7:30 in city hall chambers.
The n1atter is one of 37 ittms on 1~
council agenda v-•hich includes a slli.ff
report on mo,ing costs for the old lo\1·er.
a repon. on request for a study on lhe
eCQno1nic capacity of Laguna Beach and
consideration of a government nev-'S let-
ter.
The petition calls for city preservation
of lhe old tower.
"It "is our desire t}\at the old lifeguard
lowe r be retained somewhere on the
~ialn Beach Parkground for the following
reasons:
"To serve as a unique landmark In
proper perspective; it \\'Otild see m logical
that a lifeguard tower that has so much
meaning for so many of us would remain
on the beach where we think it belongs.
"To be safely maintained as an ex·
ploring post for the inquisitive eyes of
tomorrow's children. \\'e believe v-·e owe
at least that much to them."
It is unknov-TI how many persons have
signed the petition.
The city has said that It will donate the
old tower to any group who will move it r
from the current spot on the ~1aln Beach.
~ioVing the tO'>''er to a nearby site
would cost about $-1.500.
Under the Main Beach Park plans ap-
proved by the City Council. a ne\\'
smallit observation tov-·er \rould be plac-
-ed on the beach.
Cheap Plane Sough t
WASHINGToN (AP) -Secrelary ol
Defense James R. Sch1esinger bas
ordered the Navy to start looking for a
cheaper fighter plane.
lip and A 1caann11
Superman's telephooe booth
has finally been discovered -
on a street corner in Sunset
Beach. The Wesize painting
over the booth, at Coast High-
. way and 26th Street, is visible
to northbound traffic. ·
Pendleton Marine Faces
Mnrder-1\.idnap Charges
A Camp Pendleton Marine has been
fonnally charged with murder, kldnaping
and robbery in last weekend's shooting
death of a young Marine on a deserted
strelcb of road at the base.
And the vict.lm's closest survivor, his
wife, now faces a dual tragedy iD. lbe
family.
Pie. Edward St<ege, 17, of Des Moines
Iowa, was killed on, the day bis wife waS
in the Midwest at her father's funeral.
Base spokesmen announced the arrest
of three suspects in the kllllng and a
subsequent second kidnap iDddent and
later Identified the alleged leader Ot the
crime spree, Pfc. Isalah Bums Jr. 23
who is being held on the felony cba:S:es'.
Two alleged accomplices who assertedly
signed statements implicating Bums are
Nixon l r1itated
Over Questions
Abo ut Estate
WASHINGTON (UP I) -President
Nixon shO\\'Cd some irritation today when
asked again about govern mental ex·
penditures on his estate in San Clemente.
(Related story, Page J)
A questioner at his news conference
rcn1inded Nixon that he said earlier the
expenditures -a1nounting to $68,000 on
the Nixon home and $635,000 on tlte
grounds -had been for security reasons
and that the value of the prope rty ac·
tual\y decreased.
!\ixon was then asked a lengthy ques·
lion by Clark lt1ollenhoff. a \Vhite House
:iiClt! early in the Nixon administration
;ibout. expenditures ~I $13,500 for in:
s1a11auon of an electrical heating sysle1n
~111d a larger amount spent for land.sea~
111g.
"\\!ell. I can plow tha t ground again "
:\1xon replied. '
lie explained that he preferred gas
heat for his home because it was less ex-
pensive but said that because of fire
haza rd s it was decided by security
agents lo change the ~ystcm.
Passage Lead,s
Do1vncol1st Rnce
!\tark Johnson's 73·foot ketch
\Vindward Passage was leading a fleet of
16 starters in Newport Harbor Yacht
Club's Cali fornia Coastal Race from San
Francisco this morning.
Sketch)' reports placed 'Vi.ndward
Passage in the Jead, ha ving cove.red 160
miles in 191f.: hours since the Tuesday
noon stort from St. Francis Yacht Club.
.Others in order of elapsed time were:
Viva Cruz. Wai:rior, Spirit, Tribute,
J\foooday. Tinsley Light , Dauntt~"«.""Spcc-
1rc. Swift, Rubber Duck . Pikes. 1Lucky
Puff, !..Inger Longer, Pellagos and
'''itch<'raft.
The Octt '"at @Ttjoylng-11 moder11tc but
constant, IO·knot breeze in rive to eight·
foot seas.
being considered ror prosecution as well.
1be killing toot place on the rifle range
road ID the southerly portion of the base
Saturday, authorities said.
The Ylctlrn had been hitchhiking on a
main highway on the reservaUon when a
car with tlvee men picked him up.
Steege was taken to tlie 1de.serted
stretch, beaten, robbed and then fatally
shot In pie.throat wilb a shotgun.
After ~ killing it is alleged the trio
went out again and picked up another
serviceman, drove the victim to lhe spot
where St.eege's body lay and then robbed
and beat the man.
The second victim Was set free and
after treatment at the base hospital
reported the death scene to lhe base p~
vost marshal's office.
A few hours later the three men were
arrested_ at a base gate by military police
\\"ho noticed a shotgun bearing a bloody
handprint -0n the muzzle. The weapon
\\'AS in the back seat.
The car belongs to Pfc. William
Everett, 23, who \\'as -One or the two
asserted accomplices. The third oc·
cupan~ was identified as Pfc. Gerald
Lehnuller, 18. B-Oth men remain in
custody at the base.
F rom Pno1? 1
COASTAL • • •
a!!encies. the specific details or the plan
will be presented io all agencies at the
same time so they can go ove r it
together.
··we. ~pe to get the help of the coastal
comm1ss1ons and coordinate them and
our . staff an.d consultants and otber
pub he agencies," Hie spokesman ex-
plained.
"We will review the planning that's
tit;en done ~o date and then move ahead
with a review and approval process as
quickly as_possible," he said.Ldeclining to
guess J1ow long that might be~
He said the propooed ret6catlon of
Co~st Highway at a cost of $6 million
\\'_hich the Irvine C.Ompany will pay Is
vi tal to the plan now proposed by the
company and endorsed by the State
Parks and Beaches Departments.
The funds for land acquisition okayed
by Governor Reagan Tuesday include
about l.200 acres of P.ioro and Los Tran·
cos Canyons which YlOuld become part of
the stale parks syste m. /
,Irvine Company president Raymond L.
\\atson said loday that he considers the
~ppropriarion of funds to be timely and
m the public int erest."
Tl's hard to conceive of any plan that
woul~ not assign R high priority to the
pubhc use and ownership of the beech
and park lands which have already been
identified by public agencies" Wa'--said. ' """''
"The appropriation will enable plan·
n:rs, both public and private, to proceed
with the understanding thet--lht stat~ has
ag.r&t 10 fund its cornmlttments to serve
lh1s public interest,•: he said.
The ...appropriation -will alao covtr
certain blufftop parcels along the 3.5-mile
stretch of sce-nlc beach that \\'OUld he ln-
t~nded to allow public acces!I from the
highway to the beach front.
~ ''The¥ Will )>roltCl lhe ntegtltY and
conltnuity of the use, 11 the oompany
spbkesman ridded .
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No.R .. JaSeen .
·Most Elks Hail
•
End of Race Ban
By WllLIAM SCHREIBER
Of ... o.ltr , .......
Repl'e!lentatives of aame ~
ty lodges of the Benevolent and l'l6tec-
tive Order of Elks said today
happy the organl!atioo's 1(16.f ~td
"whites only" rule bas been , but
they don't expect a rush of nilnorlty
membenhip applications. '
"We don't have anything Uke a backlog
of applications from minority people "
said Santa Ana lodge manager Olivfu.
Clark ... It 's good the rule was changed
because that's how we voted, but J don't
eJ.pect any rush."
The S~Ja .Ana lodge Is the !attest In
the county with 3.500 member1.
It was learned Tuesday that a na-
tionwide vote of Elks Jodee members
ruulted In an overwhelming rejection it
•••
fered use of the Laguna Beach Lumber
Company safe for protection of city
records.
A the long4tandlni requln?mont limiting
a:ens~p to "white f.merlcan
The referepdum vote among the 2 200
lodges in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Gu3m,
the Canal 1.one and the Philippines was
1.2 million In favor of dropping the role
to just oven 300,000 agalnlt:
· Newport -Harbor Elks ·£.ailed Ruler
Arl . ~roening said that now that the de~s1on has been made, it is national
pobcy and not the realm of individual
ladies to comment on.
Kroening woold not rel-ea! bow bis
lodge ~ote4 on the rule, siying only he
wUI live up to ·u. Another lodge
'POkesmiNJ lndlnated each lodge still re-
tains blackball polfer over app!Jcanta.
Spokesm(!n at Huntington Beach LA:ldge
2444, Garden Grove Lodge' 1961 a,bd the
Westminster Lodge said they are also
happy Jhelr members Joined.<the national
trend.
, "But we don't expect to be Inundated
with new applicaUons from nonowbite
members," sail:l tM Iltmtingt.Oo Beach
spokesman.
' Nixon Refutes
Resigning Talk
With Agnew
On JuJy fl, growing traffic pains at the
comer of Coast Highway and Forest
foreecl the council to request boulevard
stop and speed slgns be installed by the
Automobile Club· of Southern California
In a related matter, the board #anted ~
contract ror cleaning of Forest 'Avenue.
Cost: $6 per week.
·Trustee Brickels reported he .had found WASHINGTON (AP)-President Nix·
a l~tion for the jail and requested.one on said t'bday political corruption charges
additional· patrolman for the eristing two against Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
man police department. "are serious and not frivolous ." But Nix-
On Aug. 3, the council· was faced with on _said he bas never ask'ed Agnew to
its first development request, Tract 858 resign.
formed by J09eph ThW'lton. Councilmen At the same time, the President ex:·
deferred action -on the matter so they pressed confidence in Asst. Atty. Gen.
could lnspect the property. ~enry. Pe~rsen's handling of tbe Agnew
Aug. 17 brought transfer of Heisler mvestlgatlon.
Park from the county to the city. At the Nixon replied 0 certainly noi" when
same meeting, residents protested tourist asked at a news conference if he had
camps on the, beach, while merchants done any contingency planning on rinding
protested license fees for mint vending a possible Agnew successor.
machines. Asked if he agreed with the vice
In another motion. the council ap-president's a""Ssessment that be is a vlc-
proved a license fOr Madame Doreen ta tim of Petersen's effort ta recoup
practice palmistry. . r.p~~1ge l~t ln the Watergate pros·
Activity slowed through late August ecu.tions._ Nuon said that Atty. Gen .
and Sept.ember. The only controversy Elhot Richardsan ha s told him nei ther
was an overfJoWlng tralb barrel on the Petersen nor any of his aides had been
comer oC First Street and Forest. the soµrc.e of news leaks about the
In October, the fledgling eow>cll ap-Agnew lnvestlga1lon.
proved a ~ for aweckff "1iotgun. "If I did not approve Mr. Petersen's
for the police 'patrolmen (now four In handling of the Investigation, he woold be
_ number). removed at this thne," Nixon 118ld.
After more pnMst about c8mphii on Nixon, aPP.earin2 relaJ.ed and making
the beaches, the COWlCll onltred the city occasional .man jokes, again urged that
attorney to draft an ordinance regulattng all Americans assume the vice president
the overnight stays. · • is innocent unles~ proved otherwise.
~g cups ~~ .~ .j~e the •On other subjects, Nixon:
suoject of ·reguJatlOiUit Jti titoVetnt!er, as '• 1 '
were chickens •and ·other fowl. Coun· ~ -Urged Australiari Cbanc8Hot' Bruno
cllmen alsa agreed to spend •15 to join KreiSky to reconsider his decisiod to shut
the League of California Munidpe.llties down special -transit facilities for Soviet
and pakl the monthly pbone bill of ff.50. Jews en route to Israel.
There wu a letter from L. D. Bayley Noting that Kreisky acted In the face
"and others" complaining about a of terrorist 4emands by Arab na·
"vicious dog owned by Rose' camplln" on tionalists, Nixon said that "We simply
Ruby Street. 'lbe council referred the canoot have govemrnents, large or
matter to the police department for ac-small, give in to blackmail by terrorist
tlon . organizations."
On Dec. 14, the COJ.lllcil rectlved a let-
ter from the Laguna Beach Women's
Club thanking lhe council for preserving
the large pepper tree ln front of the
group's clubhouse.
The clubhouse is the location ci. loday's
city hall. '
On Dec. 28, the council adopted an
ordinance forbidding loose dogs to run in
the city.
With that, the council completed six
months of active duty. And the city of
Laguna Beach was on its way.
OPEN ' ...
-Said he Is "thinking in terms of
three or four months" 1n considering a
major trip ts> Europe, ad~g that it
cou1d come sooner and "prObably not
much lat.er." ,
Saying he would oot l~ave the country
while major legislation ls pending, -Nixon
reported that Secretary of State Henry
A. Kissinger told him negotiations aimed
at forging a common American-West
European position on key Issues are
"well ahead of scheduJe."
Chinese Tirade
Chiao Kuan-hue, vice foreign
minister of Red China, delivers
a stinging attack on the Soviet
Union and the United States at
the United Nations, charging
tl)e two superpowers are en~
gaged in a fierce scramble of
aggression and subversion to
dominate the worla.
From Page 1
BB GUN • • •
Cub Scouts.
The car retu_med and two youths pt
out, one holding a handgun, Officer
Ambrose said. She said the 1eouts dkln't
know that the weapon was just a BB gun
until oneor them had actually been stiot
in the chest.-
"Yoq ~an imagine the anxiety on the
kids' parents," She said. One of the scouts
ran to the top of stairs and tried to open
a church door. The door wu locked and h~ w~ st»t seyefit thnes, sbe sa.ld.
The assailants drove away again but
returned, this time chasing the tCouts
' along Glenneyro Street. One of the -.1a
frantically pounded on • door of a home
an_d the t/!ree youths drove away, police
said.
\\'hen the parents arrived al the
church, they took their children to the
police sta\jon and reported the lncldenL
Police were able to match a description
of the car and suspects.
li'rornPflflel
DOG TRIAL ..•
years:,'' Shelton, said, "and we've always
been told that the beach was [)ilvate. 1
can '{ see arty re&S<ll for all ot this.'0
She!Jon ii represented by William Shel·
felif, of 1Sarita Ana, wbo carefully que.s-
tiooed· juron as ID wM!heo they .would he
biased against someone wbo nm a
dog. All indicated they would not.
Laughter broke out in the courtroom
when a lady entered and aat dowaJn the
section reserved for the jury. "Are you a
juror?" as~ Judge Barnette.
"No, l'in Mr. Sbelton'a wtfe,"1 the
woman replied. "You won't be serving m tbe jur)',
then," quipped the judge.
Deputy District Attorney Daniel Kelly
expected· to present his opening argu..
ment today. FoUowing that, Kelly will
call 15 prosecution witnesses to the
stand. Those witnesses are upect.ed to
testily that lbey have seen Sbefton allow
hi:; dogs, Ozzie and Jabber, to run on the
beach.
Defense attorney Slleffeld expects to
call between 30 and 40 witnesses to prove
that hie client is the vicUm ol smoldering
feud> wltbin the private South i.acima
enclave.
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AC2 Reg. 7 .95 Value-5.95
Red-~ite-Blue 7.95
CB2 Blemish-8.95
CB2 Regular-12.95
XB20 lndoor-16.95
Wann Up suns-21.95. 24.95
Sweat Shirts &-Pants=each 3.50
Adidas-tonverse-Tretom
Jack Purcell Tennis Shoes
CB202 Synthetic Leather-18.95
Wilson Leather Basketball-28.95
~ i~ch Basketball Backboard-14.95
-Basketball Goals-3:95 &-5;95
Adidas & Converse Basketball Shoes
BasketbaU Shirts...-3.40
·Volleyballs & Nets
.soccer .Balls
Water Polo Balls
Open 9 to 6 Closed Sundays
I
Men's & Boys' Tennis Shorts-5.95 up
Tennis Shirts-5.95 to 9.00
Tennis Dresses
Handballs &-Gloves--
Racquetball Racquets & BaUs
TeMis ~kets-,A.95 to 50.00
WllSon--Penn-Ounlop-Tennfs Ba85-
7:95 per Doz.
Boys' Gym Shirts & Shorts
Bikes-Parts-Repairilll
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N.Y. Stocks
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'~OL. 66, NO. 276, 5 SECTIONS, 10 PAGES • ORANGE COUl'iT'f, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1973 TEN CENTS
Newport: Doors Open to Spyglass Hill Kids
' ., JoBN ZAU.Ell ............. ,....
Tbe !f•wport .. -bo<rd !Old •
-of S1>7glua Hill rulileols Tuesday
that 'lbolr children a.re ~!come· ln the
1 N~Mela Unlfted Scllooi District.
r Al lbe aame time, school tmi... turn-
' ed down a land iwap JllOpcoed by the
lrvlne Unllied School District that would
'have lllowed the Newport Beach children
lq attend Newport Beach schools. ! "1 lhlnk ift're sympolbettc lo children
s 1'ho have to ride the bUI all the "•Y into
Reagan Vetoes
105 .Measures
9ACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
ROlllld Beapn had the last word In
' bis yell'loag blUle with lhe 1973
: ~ j.esllla~ ve!<>lnJ l\'6 bills ln _! . single' ~y. (Relil<il -... '; 11a&os5 Dand27) .
: --'?:\at WU mOri vefoes Uian aome ·
Pllttover:non 1Dued In a year:
Reopn also lliped 1911 bllls
Tuesday RS" the cleared bis desk of
the last of the blluard of bllll pau-
ed ln the. Lqillature'• marathon
. all-algtil final -hack .. Sept. H.
Island Death
,-I .
Plot Denied
Irvine when lhere are ICbools down the
street .Jh;at could '1tfve them," said
p..ald E. Smallwood, president of the
sdlool board.
"But the proposal made by lrvlne for C' the children lnlo our district just :t make any sense," Smallwood
said.
Smallwood and other -.... sug-
g .. led Iba~ ll lhe Spyglass Hill midenls
want to join the Newport.Mesa school
systml, they abould petlttoo the school board dlzectly. •
Road Work
On Freeway
Beginning ·
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of .. D91tr PW SWI
Transfer .of a lllOWltaln of dirt from
Irvine to Newport Beach across Mac-
Arthur Boulevard maril the bOgtnnlng of
a sb:-year freeway construction project.
Irvine Public Works Director Brent
Muchow predicted the earth fill shuffle In
the viclnlty d. University Drive and Mac-
Arthur is ''only the beginning." .
' -
'lbat way, he said, boundary ehan&es
oould be made with fewest additional
t'Olllplicat;&ons.
T'wo weeks ago, Irvine school trustets
offered lo give up lbe Spyglass Hill an~
Bren tract homes that are in the Jrvin.e
district but which could be served more
roadlly by Newport·Mesa sdloob.
In ei:change, Irvine trustees asked
Newport-Mesa to give up the Philco-Ford ,
Aeronutroolcs plant on Font Road.
SUperintendent John Nicoll adVised
tnlllees that the Ford plant bad ID
usmed value of $9.3 mllltoo and
tirooght the district $150,000 ln tu
revenue each year.
Tbe m Spygla.ss and Bren homes, by
c:ontrut, wou1d have a value or just $5
mU¥oo and would produce Ollly about
~000 ln menue, he said. .
Fw:lher, Nicoll pointed out, the bome1
would produce an estimated 300 cblldren
10 be -led. Tbe Ford plant produces
DO children.
"I canoot 'advise you that such a trade
would. be in the best interest of the whole
Newport· Mesa district," Nicoll told
trustees.
U accepted as offered, it would mean
an eight-cent per $100 dollar assew!d
valuation ta1. hike for e~ property tax
Pf.)'6' lo the Newport-Mesa district. To
the ....... of I $!0,000 bol]><; that would
mean about $1 per year, Nicoll said.
"I'm not 1ure bow Irvine came up with
this proposal," said Trustee Arthur F.
'lbomplOn .. "It doesn't represent equity
or even logic."
However, ·after Supt. Nicoll reported
that Andersen elemenUtry and Lincoln
.
middle ICbools could a~ the incr<ase
ol students from lbe area, trustees In·
«Heated they would be willing to accept
them. Nicoll said that if the residents of the
area petitioned the school board direct!y.
it rolght be possible to accept the new
children without giving up the Ford
plant.
"Then 1 feel we should take no action
until the residents tell 113 formally that
they either do or do not want to become
·a part ol our district," said Trustee
Orville Amburgey.
Strike Looming?
lss.ue Divides Coast Gas Dealers
By RUDI N1EDZ1ELSJtI
Of .. .,.._ .........
Gaaollne dealeri oo the Orange c:.ast
.Joday _.red divided over wbetber IO
join the coast.U><oast >erV!ce station
-acbeduled .., begin Friday. Of the.23 statloaa contacted by the Dal-
ly Pilot Ollly three pledaed they would
cloee their ttaUoos while 11 declared
they would remain open. Nine others said
they were undecided.
How successful the scheduled boycott
wilt be depends larlJ'IY OD the undecided
.ecmmt of service station operators,
most of whom said they would close if
lhelr competttors dosed.
But even though the effectiveness of
the gasollne boycott Is not yet pridlc-
table, many county agencies are develop-
ing contingency plans for the crunch.
Among them are officers of the
Calll9fllla Highway Patrol ,.bo carry
Standard Oil ci'edtt cards. In the event of
a shutdown, they wilt try IO fuel up al all
company~woed stations.
If the 11.~Uon becomes bad eoougti,
the c~ will tum to the Orange Qiunty
Transportation Department for gasoline,
a CHP..-spokesman said.
Bob Steckman, vehicle s er v i c e s .
coordinator for the county, said, "ll the
CHP comes to wi we couldn't handle
them all but between us and other
municipalities with gasoline services they
couldget by. We'd really have to sharpen
our pencils though."
Steckman added that if the atrike goes
beyand seven daya and If the county's
(See STRIKE, Page %)
..... , -.By. Roo_s~_elt
In six yean' time the stale Depart-
ment of TransportaUoo will have ac-
complished ln roughly lhe following
order::
-RelocaUon of MacArthur Boolevard
IO a new ""-<nl parallel to but east of
the present highway. Earth being remov-
ed from UC Irvine bills near Bonita Can-
Ytlll R"8!I and Ma~ur wilt cnale the
Del' right of way OD whld> alrpori-to-
Police Copter
l}adio Antenna
Father!'s Day
.Y
. WASl!iNGToN UPI) -With his ac-
_c:mer facing him, EDlott ROOlevelt today
dimed cbarges Iba! be plotted IO
OllUllnale the prime -of the
·~ and 11aa· been .. _ with
undennnl n..,..o In tbt '1 to le n
M<llriU. raclteL
'!be IOll of Frant!Jn Ji. -..11. colJ.
Ing the cbargeo mM!t oPlml blm -.
!be S...le pennmilll ~ anb-
cammlUee "vk::loul~ Ila," dellfwed his
.....,. ~ID !nmt of.i.ula P.
Mutriani, • c:mvicted I e c u r I t I e I -· -I ls the bnJtbtr of former.,,... er-man Jama -..u ol Newport
Jleil<h.
• Mutrlana leltllled last 11\0Dth that ""
1fU olfered $100,000 by 8-vdl and IOcbael J . McUmey, an · all e·g:e d
,juodate of _ undefworJd figure Meyer
Latlr;;1 to aw•'Mte Lynden 0. Pind-
llnc. the prime -of the lllhamao. llaalriaDa aald part of an advance poy-
fDent of Sl0,000 was a. check for $2,500
made payable to RooseveU.
., 1Roolevtlt, d, said the money was
itven to Mutrtana ...... who ln 1968 worked
fur a Miami Beadi consulttng Orm run
by Roosevelt -lo negodale • real
flltlte loan with a New Jersey labor
~ aald .Maltrlana defrauded
blm out of the money and be later
•reported Mutriana IO the FBI.
,Before Roolevtlt'1 testlmoay, the sub-commillee board from Pl>lllp Manuel, a
ata!f ~r who detailed iloooevelt'a a .a 11111>datloaa with
.,... lbaD a -. UDderwo?ld
flcures wbo . have been Involved In
fraudulent at cu r i t I &• t:ransaetiOM.
. Manlltl· llldlcaled his ~· could not cOrroborate Mutrianl'1 on \be 111111itnaUoo ICbtme in •
lloollevelt dld DOI deny that be bad
dbllnp with many of lheae Individuals
but::tftllRed."lhal ~I al the tim~ bad DO
'ay to know that the8e men were M.rth1na but reputlble men."
the lubcomffilttee was exp!'Cted, to
liear testilI!Qny later !Oday from Patsy A.
Lipera, inotber coovtcted 1 to c k
swindler, wbo bu appeared In ~
ftnion.
' belCh tralllc lllll' 1n .. 1 within two or
three years. --t of the dirt fill -•ry lo -rt Ille Corona ~ Mat
.._., u h croioeo lhe peal bop
whld> once ,,.,. Upper N<wport )lay -· -A full yeor's waiting for the freeway
bue to settle or "compact".
-ccnstrucuon of the freeway lanes,
IOIDe ol. which will CO'Yer old MacArthur
Boulevard.'
~atlon of a network of bridges to
carry freeway and the new Mac Arthur
Boulevard trl.ftie over the San biego
Creek which l""sentty floods the north-
IOUtb artery Virtually every Ume it rains
ln lnlne.
Muchow noted bo11 be asking ctty
councllmtn to approve an agreement
wilh the state to add to the gigantic
freeway project a path for bicycles to get
through the owe.
Pr-.tty, the Newport Beach and
Irvine bike trails connect at the Universl·
ty Drive-MacArthur intersection.
In order tO allow cyclists to contlnue to
get through the Interchange, Muchow Is
seekinf! a IJ,000 expenditure aa lbe ctty'1
ollare of the coot ol the bike trail link.
Since tbe route was flnt approved by
cowrty supervisors in 1962, the Corona
del Mar Freeway bas involved a plethora
of C1lllCOl1IS beyond provision of bike
trans, however.
fte 1 short freeway segment was to
have linked the San Diego Freeway with
the now-defunct Pacific Coa.!l Freeway.
An interchange near South O>ast Plaza
awaits coonectlon to the freeway.
Portions ' under construction presenUy
}!lVolve ooly-tbe area near Bristol Street
(formerty Palbades·Road)·and ·Orange
County Airport as well as the Upper Bay
landfill.
The fulure of the entire project Is In
question once more since quesUoos were
raised about the envl.rorunental impact
reporta filed by tho state.
t r ·• ~" P'lltt, $1.tf' ,...... ,
Vp.°'*'·A:-11
' -·--Superman's telephone booth
has'fipally been discovered -
On a street corner in Sunset
Beach. The lifesize painting
over the booth, at Coast High-
way and 26th Street, is visible
to northbound traffic.
Air Cal Plane ~
Smashes Into
Airport Truck
Parta: of an engine and a propeller
from an Air California plane we.re ripped
off early today when the plane rolled into
a small truck at Orange County Aµ'port .
Husband Adopt,s W ife's 9 Cliildren
·~· u · · ws ·AN~·. <APl...., A ctvn enginffr bOCime the lather 01
, · \I Oll< t I·~ J -bj~ ' ., itU,{ ~
. ~ r ' ' ~~ •11·• ''"">'li'ficT>~ ~-.aoPtt;d't nine cbDdren from bb wile's two
.\ ~ meta1 rod which plum-previous marrtages Tuesday. •
mec.d .aut al.the aty and emblddtd ltaell "They need a clod, and I need aome kid!. So we took care of
111· the roof ol a Newport a..cb home that,".aaid Edward.I, who bu two sons -Jim, 17, md !elf, 14 -~ nilbt wuJdenlllled ~f· from a previous mahiage. ·
The Cl-iDc:ltbig object wu the radio F.clwards' wile of five yean, llfarva, said the adoption was a
anteana from the older of NIWporl ~·Jong tlme coming" because the county Department of Adoptions
Beach's two 1>0li<e beliooplerl. 11 •P. delayed approving the move to assure that it would benefit the lam· patt11Uy vib(aled loooe. ily
During pre-lllgbl checkout, the wire-•
like antenna was in place, but this morn-
ing as lnvestipton punled over H they
decided lo chock the chopper.
The antenna, wblch at flrst was
suspected IO ho possibly from a
bellcopter returnillg tO the Santa Ana .
-Marine Corps Air Station, was oo longer
In plact.
-John O'Ne.11 BDd bis 'fife were.having a
cup of coffee In the family room ol their home at ll:tl Port Kimberly Place when
jt happened.
The ~ender rod slammed inlo the roof
with a sharp crack hl<e a rifle sbo~ stick-
ing lhr<e leet through Into the living
area .
"It really amazes me that nnethlng
like this could happen," said Detective
Sgt. Ken Tbompoon lhis morning.
Ironically, the mishap occurred during
a transition period in which newer radios
are being installed ID the aircraft. .
The oewer antenna is sOOrter and less
subject to such stresa and vibration.
Mother Abandons
Five Children
The family plans to move from a six-bedroom house to an 11·
bedroom home next spring.
The children are Dwayne, 17; Dorita , 16; Daniel, 15; Ryan, 12,
Lori,, 11, Jacqueline, 10; Sheri 8; Shelli 7; and Rhea, 5.
City, Schools, University
To Share Irvine Proj ects
UC Irvine, the city. of lrvlne and the
Irvine Unified School District pledged
cooperation Tuesday night on lhree
potential projecta JttVing the com-
munity.
Councilmen voted unanimously to
direct city staff to erpldre and report
back on ways the city might accomplish
the following projects in conjunction with
Uct and the school diJtrict. They are :
--Shart!d computer services.
-Ctty..school di.strict cooperation in
to question the need for the joint
meetings. The law, in force since 1969,
directs school boards to meet with other
public agencies involved in parks and
recreation planning and to cooperate in
the pl anning of new school facilities.
Mayor John Burton Tuesday crillc1f.e4
the joint session as b e i n g "un·
productive". He said, "I don't o:ecall
anything substantive coming out of these
things. The school district seems to be
going its way, doing its own thing.
"l don't tecall seeing any'memos to in-
dicate they (staff) are working closely
with us," Burton said.
No one was injured in lhe 4:35 a.m. ac-LOS ANGELES (AP) -Authorities
cident that Je[t a· four-engine Air Cal have started a search for a mother who
development of a Coinmunity tevel park
near the propmed central Irvine high
!lchool.
-Llghtlng of the UCI track and field
1tadiwn for night use by the university,
school dl!:trlct and city recreation teams.
Burton has opposed spending city tax
money on projects which benefit the
schools or the university. "I ask you, how
big is the school district~s-budget ? How
repoftialr put five dilldreB aboard a Electra--:.crippled. There were n o~go;.Ilit Angeles bos and then dlsa~
pauengen on the craft. peared.
An Alr Cal medlanie, whose name A police spokesman said Tuesday that
wasn't released by the ai rline company, the children told them that Geraldetta
wa1 t.axiing the plane from the t~nal Frison gave them f50 and lJUt them
to a hangar on tbe east side c! the aboard the bus, promising that she or a
(See AIR CAL, PalJ' II friend would meet them on arrival in Los
Angeles.
UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.
joined the city council and Irvine school
board in the quarterly joint study session
Tuesday night.
(See IRVINE, Page 2)
Or ange
•
Coast
•
Land Purchase Bill Hailed The children were picked up by
authorities Monday night at the Loe
Angeles bus tennlnal with Just SS re-
maining and have been pbced in foster
homes.
Dr. A1drlch ouUlned un iv er s It y
fadllUes av1llable for public use and
discussed a list ·of possible areas the
public agencle, IJl.~ht combine to develop
addlllonal lacilifiej benefiting the public.
'lbe chancellor also discussed city
plans for a jointly developed cultural
center 1t CuJver and Campus Drives.
Another location has been set aside on
the campus for a musewn and arts com-
plet, he noted. That is the site In
Gateway Plat.a j~ }¥bich as much as $1
million· of tmlverslly building money
might be made avallable;he said several
months ago.
Weather ' Sunny s k I e s should prevail
-Irvine Compony-olllclala-IOdoy ap.
Jilauded Governor Reapn for algnlng a
bill appn>prlatlng l'f.~ million io buy 1,550
undeveloped . ..,.. of ooastllnt between
LlpDa Bead> and Corona del Mar.
..JIU\. they cPQJilted Oltl It wilt noi btlp
speed IOlal clevtlopmmt plans for lhe 19.--. coutal area OD which they wut high dll bolelo, aoll .,....... IJtd
priYlle r.ou.u., lrlCU. .
The plan which Involver movbw
PacUlc C..UI Highway HVeral huodrf;! "* further Inland, 11111 must receive local and stale 1pprovals, whlclt the com-
=.,.~ II will try IO get In an UDUJUal
"We ano bopUlc lo gel approvals from
the cJ11, °'""'' County and tl>e regional ,nc1· .stat• coutal <'Olllmi"1on<n -cun:eotty," • company 1pokeoman In-
I ,.
dlcated loday.
The spokesman said lhat wliHe local
and county officlais have approved the
company11 concept of the development,
the coastal commissions have not.
Once lhey d<>, and U they agree with
the concept •• approved by the lo<al
qenclel, Jbe apecillc detalh of the plan
will be pr-eoented lo all agencl,. at the
same time ao they can go over It
IOIJ'ther. • "We bope IO get the help of lhe coastal
commissions and coordina~ them and
our 1WI and COD1ullanls and other
pubUc 1gmde31," the apokesman e1·
plained. •
"We will review the planning that's
been done to date and then move ahead
with a review and approval process at
qulekJy a.a poalfble," he said, d~llnlng to
guess bow IOllll lbat mlgbt be.
Re safdlhe Proposed relocation-or
c:.ast Highway al a "'51 of 16 million
which the Irvine Company will pay ii
vital to tbe plan now proposed by the
JUS T TWO CALLS
ALL IT. TAKES
company and endorsed by the State One call Is all It likes to Bell 1 car -
Pam 1Uld-Beacbes Deportments. well, almost. Reilly, It taltea two cat~.
Tbe funds for land acqui>itlon ~yed can the Dlllly Pilot .., place the ad and by Governor Reagan Tuesday include
about 1,200 acres Of Moro and tos Ttalf. -then waii..tor the f1nt call to you. 11lls ad
cos Canyooa which W<>Uld become part of worked that w•x:
the 1tate parks system.
Irvine Comg,any prtsldent RJymond L.
Welson oald !Oday that ho c:onslden the
appropriation of fUnds to be timely and
ln the public lnterest."
t&.'1 bard to ooncefve of any plan that
would not aulgn a bl&h priority IQ lhe
public use and ownership of the lieach
(Seo COASTAL, Pai• I)
1'71 BMW R15, equlpped "'° touring, 7,0» mile1, $1495.
(Phone No.).
It sold the car to the fnt caJler. You
may be lucky enO\llh to set results like
tbat, IOO. Make the lint call. Phone a
Dally Pllol Ad-visor on the direct line,
·""-...
Neither councilmen nor school board
members reacted to th e chancellor's
observatkMls about the connict ln loc8tion
choices lhoogb both altes Involve UCI
land.
Irvine School trustee Lee stcoli said to-
day she is conftdent staff •nd the liaison
committee will work out details of the
cultural center planning.
"There are a lot ol. thlngs we can do
together. We haVe got to star t
!JOlntwhere and f am pleased with the
commitments made Tue5day," she said.
Mn. Skoll ~ad an educaUon code ~
Uon of ltAtt law, when aiuncilmen began . ,
•
through most of Thursday \\ilh
temperatures in the lower 70s along
lhe ocean and upper 70s further in·
land.
I NS IDE TODAY
A uthoritie1 probe crasll of po-
lice helico pter hl dounuoum Ea.st
Oakland whicll plutnmeted into
parking lot killtnr1 two officers
on boaffl. See J(ory, Page 5.
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Ul>I Ttl"'llOIO
LIPP'""" Stricken
\Vatter Llppn1an, 84. two-time
Pulitzer Prize-winning journal·
ist, has been rushed to a New
York hospital in critical condi·
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Lagu11a Tee11s
Held in BB
Gun Attack
By JACK ::!HAPPELL
01 1119 Dally l"lltl Sltff
Two Laguna Beach youths are facing .
felony charges of assault today after an
unprovoked BB gun shooting attack on
two Cub Scouts waiting for their parents
in a church parking lot Tuesday night.
The youlhl, aged 16 and 17, allegedly
chased the y'ouhger children and fired a
BB handgun at them. There were no
serious injuries.
An adult, Kenneth Kooken, 18, of
Laguna Beach was booked by police for
alleged contributlng to the delinquency of
minors in connection with the shooting
incident.
Carlene J . Ambrose, Laguna ~ch
police juvenile officer, said the P!iTce will
seek court hearings in.the case of the t~·o
juveniles, one of whom is on probation.
One of the children was bit three times
by BBs fired from the handguns. One
.told police that as he was running away,
a BB narrowly missed hi.5 head.
The incident began at about 9 p.m.
Tuesday as the children waited in the lot
of Community Presbyterian Church, 415
Forest Avenue.
A car with three youths in it cruised by
and water balloons were thrown at the
Cub Scouts.
The car returned and two youths got
out, one holding a handgun, Officer
Ambrose said. She said the llCOUts didn't
know that the weapon was just a BB gun
until one of them had actually been shot
in the chest
"You can imagine the anxiety on the
kids· parents," she said. One of the scouts
ran to the top of stairs and tried to open
n church door. The door was locked and
he was shot several times. she 11aid.
The assailants drove away again, but
returned , this time chasing the scouts
along Glenneyte Street. One of the scouts
frantically pounded on a door or a home
and the three youths drove a1vay, police
said.
Irvine l\lan N a111e<l
Scout Chairtnan
Ray J. Havert of tn56 Oak Tree Lene.
University Park, Irvine has been named
1974 sustaining enrollment chairman for
the Orange County Couneil, Boy Scouts of
America.
TI1e Santa Ana insurance agent is a
member of the executive board of the
county scout organliation. He is a
graduate of the University of Rochester.
He and his v.·ife have six childre n.
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By Wll.JJ.V.1 SCHREIBER "whiles only" rule has bee~ dropped, but
0t ,.. O•llr '"" '"" they don't expect a rush of minority
RepA!.senlalives of some Orange Goun-------me1nbet1nip-appllcations._
ty lodges or the Benevolen t and Prolec-"\Ve don't have anything like a backlog
tive Order of Elks said today they are of applicaUona from minority people,"
happy the organization's 105-year--old said Santa Ana lodge manager Oliver
Clark. "It's good the rule wa.s changed
Fro1n Page 1
IRVINE • • •
big is our budget? And, ho1v big is lJCI's
budget?" Burton said.
He said he sees no advantage in the ci·
ty 3llocating its resources ($2.2 million
this year) to. help the schools whose
budget ls $10 milllon or to UCf which
spends $25 mHlion.
Councilwoman Gabrielle Pryor said t<r
day, "I think people are aware that the
taxes they pay to us, to the schools and
ro the state to support UC! are our taxes.
1'hey are ou r dollars, and we better work
together to see that they are spent in as
economical a "'·ay as possible.
"I think \l'e all agreed Tuesday that
joint use facilities or joint powers agen·
cies are a way to do ·that," she said t<r
day.
·•ni.e problems come when we get
down to specifics. It's a struggle not to
be too parochial when talking about a
specific project ,'' f.1rs. Pryor observed.
Unlike Mayor Burton, :r.trs. Pryor and
Mrs. Sicoli agreed that the joint city·
school district census of the city was an
ex3mple of cooperation between the two
agencies.
Census enumerators are being trained
this v.·eek to count all 1he city's resi~ents
next week at a cost or $8,000. Each. agen-
cy pays half that cost, Mrs. PryOr noted.
A University spokesman today said
that Chancellor Aldrich was pleased with
in city's response and interest in wort·
ing together.
Nixon Irritated
because that's how we voted. but I don't
expect any rush." '
The Santa Ana lodge is the largest in
the county with 3,500 members.
It "''SS learned Tuesday that a na-
tion"·ide vote of Elks lodge member!
resulted in an overwhelming rejection of
the long-standing requirement limiting
niembership to "while American
Citizens."
The referendum vote among the 2,200
lodges in the U.S., Puerta Rico, Guam,
-the Canal Zone and the Philippines was
1.Z million in favor of dropping the rule
to just over 300,000 against.
Newport Harbor Elks Exalted Ruler
Art Kroening said that now that the
decision has been made, it i.! national
policy and not the realm of individual
lodges to comment on.
Kroening would not reveal how his
lodge voted on the rule, Saying only he
v.·ill Uve up to it. Another lodge
spokesman indicated each lodge still re-
tains blackball power over applicants.
Spokesmen at Huntington Beach Lodge
2444, Garden Grove Lodge 1952 and the
Westminster Lodge said they are also
ha ppy tbeir members joined the national
trend.
''But we don't expect to be inundated
with new applications from non-white
members,'' said the Huntington Beach
spokes man. •
Robert A. Yotbers, grand exalted ruler
of the national Elks organization, said
n1ueb the same thing. He said there is no
way of knowing how many ·applications
from non-whites are on file, but ht
doesn't think the number is too large.
Yother! mentioned that there is an all·
black Elks organization called the
Improved Bentvolent Protective Order or
Elks that has a large nationwide
membership.
RUNAWAY AIR CAL ELECTRA LOSES PROP, DAMAGES TRUCK AND PRIVATE PLANE
Brakes Fill to Hold Taxiing Craft; Wit Failure Mffhantcal, or• ~hlnlc's?
Pendleton Marine Faces
Murder-IGdnap Charges
A Camp Pendleton Marine has been
lomu11ly charged with murder, ld{lnaplng
and robbery in last weekend's shootl.ng ,
death of a yOW'lg Marine on a deserted
stretch ol road at the base.
And tt>e victim's closest survivor, his
wile. now faces a dual tragedy ln the ·family·. ---· -
Pfc. Edward Steege, 17, ol Des Moines,
Iowa, was kl.1led on the day his wife was
in the Midwest at her father's fWleral.
·Base spokesmen announ_ced ~be arrest
of three suspects · in the killing and a
subsequent second kidnap incident, and
later identified the alleged leader of the
crime spree, Plc. Isaiah Bums Jr., 23,
who is being held on the felony charges.
Two alleged accomplices who assertedJy
signed statements implicating Bums are
being considered for prosecution as well.
The killing took place on the rifle range
road 1n the southerly portiOD of the base
Saturday, authorities said.
The victim had been hitchhiking on a
main highw!,ly on the reservation when a
car wilh three men picked.him UP.·
Steege was taken to the deserted
stretch, beaten, robbed and then fatally
shot in the throat with a sbotgun.
After the killing it is alleged the trio
· went oqt again and picked up another
serviceman, drove the victim to the spot
where Steege's body lay and then robbed
and beat the man.
The second victim was set free and
after treatment at the base hospital
reported the death scene to the base pro-
vost marshal's office.
From Pagel
AIR CAL. ••.
airport.
The mechanic parked the plane W
the airport fire station, but the parking
brake failed to hold and the plane. kept
rolling forward, Alr Cal president R. W.
Clifford said.
Clifford.said be didn't know lf the ac ..
cident was caused by human or
mechanical failure.
Another Air Cat employe atandlng by a
small truck called a "ground tug" ran to
safety as the plane struck the vehicle.
The Impact tore oil part of the right
outboard engine, which wasn't nuinlng at
the time, tending at Jeut one propeller
~ragment abo'!t 1,fillq feet to the en<tof a
nearby runway.
The left outboard engine hit the winl
~ip of a private plane in the tie-down
area. Clifford said the company's in-
surance would pay for the minor damage
to lhe Cessna, wlllch was unoccupied at
the time or the incident.
The Electra's two inboard engines,
which were operating at the tlme,
weren't touched by the accident Over Questions
About Estate Sti;ay Bullet?
A few hours later the three men were
arrested at a base gate by military police
who noticed a shotgun bearing a bloody
handprint on the mun.le. The weapon
was in the back seat.
Fuel from the right outboard en&U>e
spilled out on the parking area but no
fire erupted. Airport fll'emen covered tbl
ground with fire-retardant foam.
\VASHINGTON (UPI) -Preside nt
Nixon showed some irritation today when
asked again about governmental ex-
penditures on his estate in San Clemtnte.
(Related story, Page 3)
A questioner at his news conference
reminded Nixon that be said earlier the
expenditures -amounting to $68,000 on
the Nlxon home and $635,000 on the
grounds -had been for security reasons
and that the value of the property ac-
tually decreased.
Nixon was then asked a lengthy ques-
tion by Clark Mollenhoff, a White House
aid~ early in the Nixon administration,
about expenditures of $13,500 for in-
suuJation of an electrical heaUng systeqi
and a larger amount spent for landscaP-
ing.
"Well , I can plow that ground again,"
Nixon replied.
He explained that he preferred gas
heat for his home because it was less ex-
pensive but said that because of fire
hazards it was decided by security
agents to change the system.
Then he added: "I really th ink
anything I would say in ansy,·er to your
question ... would not convince you or
anybody else."
Scl1ool Strike
' Still Deadlocked
DETROIT {UPI ) -The United Auto
\\'orkers (UAW ) was lined up today with
striking Detroit teachers in the walkout
now in Its 30th day.
A ~1ichigan state mediator said both
sides still were "hopelessly deadlocked"
in the nation's largest school strike af-
fecting !0.600 teachers and 270,000
students.
The \Vayne County Counci l of the UAW
C.Ommunity Action Program broke a
month-long sllence Tuesday, siding with
the teachcrg and accusing the school
board of "vicious 19th century methods."
f 'rom Pu11e J
COASTAL • • •
<ind park lands vrhich have already been
identified by public agencies." \Vatson
said.
"The approprintion "'·ill enable plan.
ners. both vublic and private. lo proceed
"''ith the understandi ng that the state has
ai;?ree<l to fund its committments lo serve
thi_s public inttre5t.," he. said. ...
TI1c appropri:ition will also cover
ccrtuin blufftop parcels along the 3.>mile
gt.r'Cl('h of S('eni(' beach that would be in-
lended ru 11llo1v public access fro1n the
hlg,hv.·ay to the beach front.
"They y,·Hl prote<:t the integrity and
COfltinu.ity or the u!!e," the company
r.pok~men ndded .
Butcher~ iu )lassie
OKLAJIO~-IA ClTY. Okla. AP)
Several hundred Wilson nnd C.O. meat-
cuuers and btllchrrs were olf their jobs
Tliesday be<:ause of a dispute with
1nana1ement over who gets to use which
portion of a porktng lot.
Aimed·at Coyote, Hit Home Three Arch 'Dog Trial'
Jurors Being Selected
A san Clemtnte woman this week
claimed that a stray slug from a pollce
shotgun used in last week's coyote hunt
poked a hole 1n her picture window
overlooking San Clemente State Park.
Mrs. Jean Kerwin, a resident of 208
Avenida Calafia, Tuesday made public
her assertions that the slug hit her win·
dowo.~after problems in replacing the
damage cropped up early this week.
The alug assertedly came froffi a police
shotgun used to fire two blasts at a
coyote standing along a rise in a canyon
near . the San Clemente Inn -late last
week . It was the flnt of two hunts by
police trying to shoot a coyote be11eved
responsible for serlea of attacks on
children.
Public Safety Director Clifford Murray
From Page 1
STRIKE ...
deliveries from Union Oil are affected,
the county will have to eliminate all but
the most essential use of vehicles.
Ambulance companies would be hit
hard by a gas strike since th ey also rely
on roadside stations for fuel.
"If we run out and the gas stations are
closed, we're just out or luck ," explained
John Murphy , dispatcher for Schaefer
Ambulance Service.
Murphy said his company does not
have acce11s to municipal or county sup-
plies· and that ambulances have already
felt the gas shortage, especiany at night
in the south county.
"We try to make aure our ambulances
are run before 5 p.m. each day. We don't
anticipate problems this weekend but the
strike may mean using fewer vehicles."
\Vhether southland service station
operators go on 1trike a.a scheduled,
depends on the outoome of a mass
meeting In Los Angele.a tonight.
It the dealers vote to a.hut down, the
closings would begin at 12 :01 a.m. Fri-
day.
Reaction from local dealers to the
strike plan was mlxed .
Bob Smith. the Costa Mesa Arco
dealer who held a gasoline truck hO!tage
for five hours Monday to protest
wholesale gas price lncreas1t9, said his
gripe was with the oil companles, not the
customers.
"l'm not going to close. I don't have
anything against the people who have
been feeding me, my family and my
horse ," he said.
Ken Lockhar!. a ?jeWporl Beach Mobil
de11ler who expecta to close, said he
reali1.ed that the pump closings would not
hurl the Cast of Living C.Ouncll or the oil
companies but stlll feels "something
must be done" to urt government price
controls.
Many other delllen expres9ed the opln·
ion that to close their 1tatl0tu woUld-oiily
•dd to their financial plight. They ,.;d
they could not afford to hang out the
"Gone Fishing" sign for a week.
"I'm not making much money now but
if I shut down I'll be ma kin I even. le.'ls," ·
observed Irvine Arco dea1tt Harry
Edwar<la. "So I'll be open."
None ot the service atatk>o ownera con-
tacled reported 11<><kplllng of S11pplleo by
their customers. All predicted the ru.5b to
take plao. Tbunday, If at all.
th!! morning said the officer firing the
weapon aimed at tbe coyote only after
determining th.al the ridge behind the
animal shielded resJ.dentlal areas beyond.
Two blast.I were fired. -
"The only thing that we can flgurt is
that a slug hit the hardpan' and
rlchocheted up the bank, across Calafla
and into the woman'• winclow,'' be e1-
plained. · ...._ \ :
Police ewnlned the living room of the
Kerwin relidence ind found neither a
slug nor a hole in the draperies where · a
slug would have paued.
"We're not disputing that It happened,
however, because lt ls in the realm of
JlO"lblllty that a stray piece of lead hit
the window,'' Murray said.
The problem with the incident arose
only after the woman, who recently was
released from the hospital after surgery,
called a local glass firm to have the pane
fixed.
"We immediately offered ·10 pay for
the damage and Mn. Kerwin accepted
the offer," Murray said.
But the glass firm refused to flx the
window for the woman and bill the police
department for the repairS.
"That's when Mrs. Kerwin became
upset," Murray added.
'
OPIM ' .. '
Jury selection dominated today 's open-
ing of'the Three Arch Bay "dog trial" In
wblcti a wealthy resident Is charged w1th
31 •iolatlons of Orange COunty'$ ~og
leash law. ·
Prior to the trial's cipening, defendant
C. Dominic Shelton tenned the pro-
ceedings "a ridiculous waste of tax-
payers money."
Shelton, 22, La Senda Drive, was
originally cited for violation ot the county
dog leash law during an early morning
"raid" al Three Arch Bay on April 21 ,
1972. Orange County animal control of-
ficers hit the beach at 5 a.m. that day
responding to citlzen complaint.a of loose
dogs on the beach.
Shelton, the owner of mines In
California and South America, refused
to pay the fine, claiming the county
ordinance cannot be applied In Three
Arch Bay since It is a private com-
munity.
"I've lived in Three Arch Bay for 14
years," Shelton said, "and we've always
been told that the beach wu private. l
can't see any reason for all of tbi.s."
Shelton la rePr"""ted by William Sito!· feld, or Santa Ana, who carefully quos.
tloned Jurors as to whether they would be
biased against someone 1l'ho OWDI a
dog. AU Indicated they woold oot.
Laughter broke out lil the courtroom
when a lady enten!d and sat down In the
section reserved for the jury. "Are you a
juror?" asked Judge Barnette.
"No, I'm Mr. Shelton's wtfe/1 tht
woman replied.
"You won't be -1ng Oil the jury,
then," qu!J>Ped the judje. ·
Deputy District Attorney Daniel Kell7
expected to present hla opening argu-
ment today. Following Iha~ Kelly will
call 15 prosecuUon witnesses to the
stand. Those witnesses are expected to
testify that they have seen Shelton allow
h1J dog•, Ou.ie and Jabber, to nm on tbe
beach.
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Balanc~ Home Needs
. Th• dty Qf Irvine, Illa Irvine Company and tu new
construction sublldl~. Irvine Pacilio Development
Company, have Joined 10 a ~rogram wlllcb hrigbtA!nt the
ouUook for moderate income housing for the young city.
A high dentlty ~roposal to scatter about 80 attached
single family home 'clusters" throughout new develott
ments suggosll !L will be poaalble for fl!Jllillee with ID•
comes aa low as $11,500 a year t.o buy 1,10().square-foot
homes in Irvine.
The proposal stipulates sales will be limited to
ownec.-occupants as a minimal guard against speculation.
What ~he homes will re-sell for in one to two years re-
mains to be seen.
Without dampening the enthusiasm of those who
created the plan, it should be noted the 0 economy"
homes ale limited to 10 percent of the total develop-
ment. That may well be too restrictive to meet the
market.
Nevertheless, a start bu been made. Time and ex·
perience may well prove the worth of the program and
yield a more accurate estimate of the number of such
units needed to accommodate demand.
Until demand for housing lessens, Irvine will con·
tinue to experience «plralllng costs and narrowing divers-
ity of its population.
Threat to Park Plan
The County of Orange may be on the verge of los.-
ing a prime piece of south county land it baa coveted for
use as a major regional park.
A. private development company claim.a to have
made a deal to buy the 5,500 acres of the Starr Ranch
above San Juan Capistrano for $6.~ million. ·
lion II In, but it II clear that the county's plans for a
part on that land are In aerioua jeopafdy. The developer
wants to build homes and trailer parks there.
Tboush the land ts zoned as open space, the devel·
open uy they'll fl&ht to change it. That's happened in
other places.
-To datA!, county officials have been confused by the
whole situation. They have appraised the land at $4.4
million but it seems that's not enough.
It ls apparent the county will have to do some quick
lnvt!lligalion and come up with a plan. o! action that will
placate lbouunds of citizens who were hoping to have a
park on the Starr Ranch.
Development vs. Traf fie
County traffic engineers have predicted that even
II development 'In Southern Orange County were halted
today, lt would be two years before highway construe·
tion could catch up with traffic generated by existlng
development.
Assuniing the engineers are correct, some must
now wonder how it is the Irvine Company expects city
ot Irvine •rproval or plans for a massive regional shop-
ping cente and a new 2,058·acre industrial park.
One would assume both will generate much traffic-.
Concern over the traffic already bas been voiced
by dty Officials who sit on a panel of councUmen and
planning commissioners which routinely previews Irvine
Company -developments pri<Wto the official filing.
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Lawyers for the Starr Ranch Foundation, a conglom ..
erate of 10 charities, say the deal hasn't closed yet, but
_an offer is in the wOrkl.
It, has been made clear that city approval is ques-
tionable unless either adequate traffic circulation is as·
sured or alternate fonns of transportation for workers
and shoppers are provided.
Had county officla!J been as diligen t, the •outh
county traffic tangle might never have occurred.
'There must be a better deliverv svst.em than this!'
At this point, It II not clear what stage the transac· SB
Letters We Dear
Gloomy
Gus
· ~ Respmasffrility Must Be Shared
Don't Expect Citizens Can Restore the Nation
To Receive
( HAL BOYLE )
ExcerpU from letter• we'd Hke to get
but the pOttman rarely brings:
"We are llwyen representing the late
?!fuss Hortense P,1cWherry, whom you
probably remember rui the lovely red·
bai>'ed girl who jilted you In hlgb..acbool.
Later she came to regret bitterly the
shabby way Me had treated you, and or·
ten sa.J.d.it waa the blggest mistake' of her
lifetime, because she
could never hope to
attract another man
as fine "' you.
"In -•be be · came a nclute and
kept a candle Ht un-
der the ~h school
yearboolt picture of
you she pasted on
her bedroom wall. To
•hortell a lon111«Y . she died last week.
still muniturlng your name u teen rolled
1 down hei cheek1.
"Her Will bequeaths you half the
mooey in · her father's re1kiuary estate.
Your share cornea to f.500 ,000. Would you
1ike us to Hod. it to you lit bill! of large
or small deaomlnationl!"
DEAR Jlil,
My wife ten. me that your wife told
her that JOU' were moping becall!e you
felt you bad made. a first-class foot ot
younell at our cocktail party 1 .. t Fri·
day.
Nonsenle, old man. You wert the life
of the party, It would have laid a great
big e1tricb qg except for the fun you
provided. All the guests were crazy eibout
you.
Don't worry about the floor .tamp. It
hu be e D bro~ at least five times
before, and an~ay h-farge and I only
paid $6.75 for it when we bought it at a
rummage 1ate back in 1949.
Incidentally, we want you and your
How about 11yin& that whichever
city annes:es the Orange County
Airport will alJo have to have the
flight pattern (landings and take-
offs) within lta boundtries1
M.W.
Otttmr ..,, _,._.,. .,.. 11Ubn!lli.ct "'
.......,.. 1M .. "" -rllr refllct tlM
""'" tf Ill• -· llllOll rwr ..-
,..... "' • ..., ~ DlllY ""•'·
' wife back at a party we're having a week
from next Friday. ¥ring your bongo
drums again, I'll get out my mandolln,
and we'll show the gang real loot-stomp-
Ing mtWc.
.
See ya,,Buddy,
Jack"
"BECAUSE ol tile mild~u epidemic,
our executive commlttee . decided to
cancel the rilonthly :mee of the PT A
for lhis Tburaday night.
"'lbil 'will come as a double dlaap. '
painbnent, beca:UH we won't be able to
hear unW a later date the scbedul'!I ad·
dress by Dr. Sllolwell lor the' evonlni GD
•1obse1aive Gullt ln Preadoleteerlt GUted
Siblings." I
"We regret having to make thil
dedslon, but, considering Ille> situation
reall&UCally, we feel It is Imperative to
avoid any rlaks of spreading the ~ , • ••
"DEAR HUBBY,
"live hid a ptea.sllDt hrQo.week stay
wltll Motller and my only rqrel ii Iha\
abe bu d;{ded not to come home with
me and sperid a month with us. My alater
Grace gave blrth to a baby boy Tuelday,
and Mother feell It js her duty to RO to
her and help take care of her new little
grandson. I lhlnk I'll go alolli with her
and apend a week with them, too.
"Jn ease you're ahort of money, look ln
our old family Bible under Deuteronomy.
I hid it there for emergencies. Be aure the
canary gets plenty of water, and don't
soak bis seed In gin before feeding him.
'Ibat doesn't make him sing better. It
just makes him sullen. Love and kisses,
Famiy."
Whose Wilderness?
"In wildness ls the preservaUon of the
world," Thoreau wrote. The 'lt'Ordt of the
peaceful man from Walden Pond have
become a battle cry f o r en·
vironmentallsls trying to preserve as
much as Possible of the remaining
Wilderness areas in the United Stale!!.
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
' To ithe Editor:
If all the people of thia coUntry did 11ol
vote, there would be no Congress-no
Presidency. The people then 11-re the real
governing force of tbiJ natJon.
DUE TO the fact that many citizens
are apathetic, aell.centered, too busy,
disillusioned or who shirk t b e j r
tesponslblllty by letting "George do it"
and those who maintl.in they hate polities
and listen only to hear.say lnltead of prob-
ing for what' il!I tnle, the people are
therefore partly ruponslble f o.r
Watergate.
Now that the bearings are taking place
again and .more and more of what has
been happenlna: in this country emerges,
citlzeps must rally and auume their
voting privileges and inlteadi·of the usual
"oop-ou.tl'' take the p~ Interest. They
mUJt gird on lhe -and ·become ID-volvecf. •· •
IF EACH citizen <toes late lhe proper
Interest in voting and 1lf be or~ ahe does
one small thing towardl making the com·
munity or country a ~ti.er place, this na·
Uoo would not only survive but become
greater, despite the recent scandals, and
would coatinue to remain the land of the
free.
PhilOIOphy tells WI that out of
everything that is bad 1orne a:ood always
$Urf8Cel.
ELINOR DAVIS .
Prh,ate Highway?
To the Editor:
Please pas1 this soluUon on to the
Irvine Company so they may tolve their
noise problems near Promontory Bay.
Without changing the windows -or
even addiUonal insulation -all they
have to do Js relocate the Coast
Highway.
They were able to relocate Bayside
.Pttve, why not the Coast Highway ? The
result of the Bayside Drive deal already
bas resulted in one death and aevere bay
pollution.
Also, by closing the Co&!t Highway and
making it a priva te road. the added traf·
fie created by this complex would be
taken care or.
G. MINER
Y llfl r•round 'Forfeit
To the Editor:
Re : Year round school:
The teacher forfelll blJ (her) future
trip!! abroad.
The mother forfeits her new liberation
be it career or college.
The chlld rorfellt the piece of
childhood he has been sole owner of.
The family forfeits the time that
makea the rest of the year "wo h it."
The college aspirant who must cam
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ltiatlve process." Stating that it is unfair
to expect the electorate to do the
MAILBOX legislature's work, be said, "citizens are
without access and exposure to the same
• Information as Is the legislature."
...._ _________ _,, ?\... I agree with Senator Carpenter on th.is
Issue. The upcoming tax initiative is far Letters fr~ readers are welcome. more complex than the coastal inltiaUve
Normally 1:"'"ter1 ahoul.d convey their and furthermore docs not have the ~essages tn 300 words or leas. Tha carefully defined lifetime of the coastal
right .to .conde~e le~rs to fit apace lnitlative which created certain com·
or ehmznate hbel u reserved. AU miss! t .d certain things by a certain letters muat in.elude signature and ons 0 0 .
mailing address, ·but names may be date ml then s:o out ol exi.rl:eoce.
withheld on request if sufficient THE PROPOSALS in the governor's
reason ii apparent. Poetrv will not be tax initiative (Proposition I) may be
pubtilhed. very good and they may be very bad.
'Miere ls much informed opinion on both
tuition (I wu one among many) forfeits
hi9 degree aod his future.
1ides. However, there 11 little disagree.
ment that I.be proposals are enonnously
complicated. They deal with a revolu·
tionary concept of tax law, the
implications of which the average ~
cannot be expected to tmdentand.
For thll!I team alone, I believe
Proposition I shoukl be defeated. Tu.
reform is a job wblcb needs doing, but
not by means of 1impll.sUc slotana which
accompany every Initiative election.
IF OUR p ..... nl elected n!preRD-f
. tatives in Sacramento haYe been unable'Z"
to work out a mtan1Dgful Lu reform pro-~
gram wltll all the lnfoonatioo and -available to them, perhaps lt'a time tD •
look for repW:snerlts. In tbe meanUme
I trust Senator Carpenter wUI put his ..
support where his mouth has been -and
urge defeat ot Propoailion I ..
' DOROl"llY A. YOUNG n ..
Since nobody_wins and eve.rybody loses,
on surface tills wouldn't seem to be what
one might call a tnily "good idea."
At most it gets a C minus and lt'1 pro-
ponents should be put back a grade and
given remedial "bonehead 1ociology."
Go·ve1·nment Art Subsidy ~
R.L. CLARK
Prefers Tennis Sl1ouldn't Be N ecessru.·y
To the Editor;
After viewing and reading about the
two major comedy eventa ol the yea r -
Watergate and the Riggs vs. King tenn!a
match, 1 certainly prefer tennis.
R. D. HUNTER
Tax Conaple:ritler
To the Editor:
Senator Carpenter says he bas not
made up hlJ mlDd on the governor 's tax
initiative (Daily Pilot, Sept. 2<1). This
seems strange in view of his definite apirr
ions expressed in the past year
rega rding the kind.I of Issues which are
proper for the initiative process .
• In a oouple of these column• t have
kicked and pouted about Senate Bill 121.
That's the little jt!wet by Senator Arlen
Gregorio, D-San Mateo, that hikes our air
nual subsidy to the California Am Com·
mll!lsion to more than SI million.
I think it'l!I a no-no, AJ a matter of
principle.
It's not that I'm
agalnst culture or
art -or even ert
lovers. I'll take Beet·
haven ovei: the Roll·
ing Stones, any day.
It's just that I do not
think it proper of
IN JANUARY of this year in a pub-government to take
lished report Sen. Carpenter stated that a part of Pete's earn·
"if the q"uestton ts too complex ... the in: lngs to subgidize Paul's oboe or Paula's
ltiative process ts dangerous and self-~. '
defeating ... 1be presentation of such I oppose confiscation and compulsory
an i59ue to the public represents an ex· philanthropy. 'That, I suppose, makes me
erclse in anarchy becauie the people are some kind of a nut.
al!lked to undertake a decision when they But, you artists and art lovers can
cannot possibly understand all the Im-relax. I have been oulvoted. SB 121 has
plicatiort9 of that deci sion ... " -been passed by the legislature.
1be senator used the death penalty and
marijuana initiatives as examples of the
type of clear-cul issues which are aJ>
propriate for the initiative prooeSi and
the pollution and coastline measures as
those which are not.
IN MAY Senator Carpenter again ex·
pressed ttd9 vlewpaint In a speech before
the South Coast Republican Forum,
saying that placing "massive, complex
issues on the baJlot is a mimlse of the in·
SO~lE OF my eonservaHve legislator
Crlends shrug olf their vote for SB 121.
"Heck, It's only a rhillion bucks."
\Veil, let me tell you about that million
bucks.
It would take nll of the state income
and all of the sfites taxes poid by 2.659
unmarried wage-earners at the $10,000
taxable inoome level to equal that million
bucks.
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satin gown but for music lovers of au
estate."
lfold it, f\1ac. Consider this please?
FIRST, rmost or that great music was
produced for m.ldames In their 1atln
gowns -and madame, or her bubble,
paid for it. Happily, today, most of it can
be enjoyed by just turning the radio dial.
In fact. it can be possessed for a couple
of bucks at the nearest music store or
supermarket.
Second, the most popular a o d
beneficial (in terms of getting art to the
people) programs ever spoasored by the
California Arts Conunission w e r e
"Dimensions" (a traveling art show for
the blind ) and "Horizolll!I" (another
traveling show of great paintings by
California artists). 1i
Those lwo projects were voluntarily
financed by private companies and in·
dividuals. Na public fWlds involved, but
volwrtary philanthropy. if you will.
That's the type of stuff I look for from
Gov. Reagan's so-called "creative socie-
ty" -not inore government spending.
The vote on SD 121 was 29-0 In ll'lc
Sena1e and 73-1 in Lhe Assernbly. Only
one legislator out of 103 refused to be a
party to compulsory philanthropy. Only
one !
OlANH COAST
Under pressure from numeroUl!I con·
servation groups, Congress in 1964 passed
the Wilderness Preservation Act and gave
permanent legal protection lo some nine
million acres of W1touched land , mostly
the West. Now Congress is again under
pressure to pass an Eastern Wilderness
Act and preserve up to a million more
acres in various states east of the
Mississippi.
to find business executive1, professional
people and other white-collar workers ..•
For all practical purposes, the wilderness
uperience has become a huge roadless
extension of elltl.sm, barred to the man
or woman who works too hard on the job
to enjoy the physical demands of a
return to the coonskin cap."
Topsy-~urvy Dog Story
Or. it would take 111 tile state income
and sales taxes of 4,444 married couple1.
Or, 4,282 married coupJe9 with two kids.
1'hat's what it takes lo get a millloo
bucks for the state. That's what It would
take to fund the art subsidy.
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Weed, Publisher
Thomru Kccvil, Ediior
Barbaro Kreibich
EcUtor6oL Page Editor
BETWEEN '111ESE contendlng/ftc'-
tions stands the U.S. Forest Setvlce.
which must administer the vast acreages
TllE QUESnON is, preserve the at l1sue and try to ensure tltat forest,
Y.ildemess for whom? Groups Uke \be deeert end gm1Jand meet t be con-
Sierra Club and the WUdemeA 81".Jl fUctlnl demaDda of dlvene interests. argue that wtldeme• 11 an end ln t , Sc)• tbt wtldtmeaa debate conllnues.
nod lhal we must Sift lo< flltun genera-"Wild..,,.., -Whole Problem!" I.I lhe
Jn al!I crazy a story about a dog as
a doglover will ever read , papular hu-
mwist Richard Annour tells a tOl)S>"
turvy story or a dog turned master. The
tiUf; The Stranae Dreams of llover
Joae1, UIU!trattd by F.rlc Gurney (fo.lc·
Graw·fflll, $3.95 trade, SS.83 library, ,•I!'• I IO 80).
tionl a,... ,,_. -...S hJI tbema~of..lhl Slerri Club'• 11th hl"'nt
hWMnlty. Tb<y -t ID almortmyatlcal wild<mcas conference willch will be be'1d!--,,., ONE dream S<qU<nce sNer MOlh<!r, -
terml!I of the "wlldemelt experience'' •• in Boulder, Chlo. 'Jbe meeUnc atm1 "to the master, Mr. Jones, becomee the four·
a highly pel'80nal and deeply finrl~tdnl develop timovatlve I 0 I u t t 0 n s to footed , barking, lovable ~t or Ro ver.
50.)oum into places where few have rone wtldemeu problems" throuah 1 u c h who make1 a pretty good master himself.
oorore. "Poppycock," counten t be means as group dynamics and origtnat· having such thoughts as : "Milk ..:. Shall I
timber industry, \lthk:h wants more na-papers from club members. Alttndance give him a bit more? If I do , t won't h11ve
ticmal Catt.St land opened up for logging will be limited to promote the In-any left for myself. Thal'' the very last
t& meet the naUon'a growing housing lerchange of ldeu and devek>p "strategy bottle of milk on the shelf."
needs. and pOllcy 1ltemaUves for future R9ver has a deliriously delightful time
\Villlanl H. JJunt, pre:sldent of Iha wlldemess protection ." No timber In-leeching Mr. Jone1 to fetch hi s :slippers,
Oeotgia·Paciflc Corp,r ba1--sald:.....!!Under -d~ repruentaUvu are m.peoted to chase the postman. $Ing in soprf!no to the
the sweaty backpacks one 11 ~s-t llke"ly attend. • piano, and cry to be fed wM:n 1upper fs •
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cooked. A delightful time, 1Mt ls, until
the dog catcher-or man catcher, as the
cue may be -comes along. Then Rover
is not so mire that his topsy·turvy
dreams were sucfl run after al\. /\ rip.
snorting story rot doe:s. dog owners, dog
lovers, children, adults, J)(Hltmen, dog
catchers ...
RICllARD Annour, tile author of 47
books, write!! this Ori(! In the twisty,
playful verM! which Is tus spec:l<y. Eric
Gurney, who has illustrated doient of
books for young readers, Is a t~tlme
\\'Inner of the National Cartoonlsls' Soclc.
t)' ~wnrd. CAROLINE HARKLEROAD
IF THAT'S okay with you. good. But. l
know a bunch of hard-working middle
class famillies that l'Ould put their part
of that tax dough to dlrfcrcnt use . For
things such ns bread and shoes and ca r
payments.
Now, you take dear re-ader l~e
McNemey of Ne.v.•port Beach. He goe!
for that $1 million sUbsidy for art. Says
my attitude tab'! me as a throwb.1ck and
groui>-' me with opc!raling engineers. con·
3trul'1lon \\'Orkcrs and other assorted
thlck·skull<'d hardh:its.
\Veil, m:iybe so. Rut that's pt"elty good
company in my booll:. Those fellas are
bulldinR Amtrica. rd ralh<.-r sit v.·ith
!hem lhnn a bunch of flft-rlomed cgr,·
het1ds.
Mac's a good old f:lU)'. lfe says opcrn
h:is prodll(ed R lot of great n1uslc. "And.
it w111 productd not f(,'I' madrime In her
The editorial ~e or 1111! Dally
Pilot ~kia 10 !nrorm and !ldmulate
~ricr. by premiti111 on !his paa-e
dt~·~m~lllry on topics Of in.
lftftt ~ 11)-nd!t'alftf rolumnls1s and
carroonlsts. by pl'O\'id1na a forum far
readen' vi""''' anti by presmtlnr thltc
n~pcr·a opinion!! And ~ on
CU1Ttnt topics. The.> t.'l'lttorlal opln~
or Che O.ily runt •1~ar onl)l In the
tditorlal COiumn •t the lop of tht
pqe. Opln!Ons ~~-d by tho eol-
\lrnnistJ Md c1rt0Mbta and 1*1tf'r
writen ar. ttietr 001oT1 aftd ro ~
mmt of thtotr vtew11 by the D&UJ
Pltot '9hot.lkl be inf+nW.
Wednesday. Oclober 3, 1973
l
, Copter
Crash
Probed
OAKLAND (AP)
Authorities today were In·
veatlgating the crash of a
poUce helicopter which plum·
meted Into a parking lot. burst
into flames and killed two ol·
fiett1. on board.
'Ille aircraft narrowly miss·
ed a restaurant when it crash·
eel Tuerday night In a tight
commercial area of East
Qakland near Fruitvale
Avenue and Foothill
Bou1evard. Police said no
others were Injured, but a few
autos W"ere damaged by the
firt.
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In Bo1·der Battle
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JACUMBA (UPI) -Border
-patrolmen, alerted by VJetnam
type Intruder sensors, tracked
down a human pack chain" of
t.1exlcans carrying marijuana
through the darkness Tuesday
and fought a gwib3.ttle less
than 400 yards north or the
border.
T h r e e marijuana-packers
were killed and one bor<Jer
patrolman 'VS 'A'ounded. A
man believ~ to be wailing to
receive the marijuana was ar-
rested.
his chest along a rib, ~ilhout
bruiting the rib or entering
the chest cavity. He wu
released froin~ Sc r I p Pi
Memorial Hospital in~ San
Diego alter treatment.
BARRY SAID that elec.
tronic sensors planted along
the border had alerted the
Border Patrol Friday and
Saturday that large groups
were illegally crossing the line
in the Jewel Valley area west
d Jacumba. Pol.ice X!entlfied the vic-
tims u Office~ Y.'endell Troyer, the pUot, and David WOUNDED PATROLMAN
Guider. Both were pinned Norman Barry TllE RESI' of the band.
believed to number· about
seven, fled back acroM the
border. eluding p u r a u i t
through the rugged. scrub-
covered mountains about 70
miles east of San Diego.
Such sensors were used in
Vietnam to detect Communist
troop movements, Md have
s.ince been brought into use
along the U.S.-Ptfexioo border
to detect the movements of
dope smugglers and illegal
aliens.
underneath the 'A'reckage.
' POUCE CHIEF Oiarles
Gain said the men gave no in-
dication of mechanical trouble
"'hen they radioed head·
quarters shortl y before the
crash. He said the officers
were on routlne aerial patrol
and were responding to 1
reported robbery.
'lbe Federal Aviatlon
Adm i n l1tr1ti on is in-
vestlgaUng.
~ helicopter's blades flew
off Oil impact and knocked
down part of a fence sur-
rounding the uno cc u pied
Fruitvale Nursery S c b o o I
Oilld Care center.
AN EYEWITNESS, Anthony
Rtmom, said he heard two
loud. explosion,, as th e
helicopter puled overhead.
He said the alreraft then turn-
ed toward the atreeL •
"It exploded when the plane
bit the growid," Renzolli said.
"It burst into names."
Rabid Coons
Threaten
Celebrities
LOS ANGELE.'!" (UP!l -
Henry Fonda and James
Slewart are among t h e
celebrities v.•ho may have been
exposed to rabid raceoons at a
society "Beastly Ball" 'jeld
Sept. 21 to raise money for the
zoo, co1.U1ty health authorities
said Tuesday.
Offician said they were ask-
ing the ball's organizers to
. canvass the guest list to find
out "'hether any of. the 300 or
sO who attended were bitten or
scratched by the animals.
"The odds are Urat tt\ey are
not in any kind of danger, but
"·e can't take chances," said
Dr. lchiro Kamei.
Police in Tecate, on the
Mexican side of the border, report'ed • capturing a man
believed to be one of the
fleeing smugglers, and said
lhat three or those who
escaped may ~have been
wounded by the U.S. officers'
gunfire.
The wounded officer,
Norman Barry, 31, was struck
in the side by a .22~aliber
bullet, which skimmed around
Monday night, the sensors
again sounded the alarm, Bar-
ry said, and eight patrolmen
in two cars sped to the scene.
About four miles north of the
border they found a Cadillac
parked on a dirt road with
about 500 pounds of marijuana
in the trunk. they said.
The driver. Felix Milanez
11-forfin. a Pt1exlcan citizen, was
arrested.
M~ijuana Supportet~
Launch New Campaign
SACRAMENTO (AP) ble, Sheila M. Delany, Thomas
E. Plante and Lawrence
!Mbel.
Consolidation Bill
Vetoed by Reagan
Backers of last y e a r ' s
defeated marijuana iniUalive
are going to try again in 1974
to legalit.e the private use of
marijuana, Secretary of State
Edmund G. Brown announced.
Brown said Tuesday that
backers of the marijuana in-
itiative have qualified for a
new initiative petition cam-
paign. They now must collect
veri ried slgn.atures of 325,504
registered voters to get the
measure on the ballot.
The property initiative is
sponsored by Alicita L~is of
Stanton, Peter J . Remmel or
Garden Grove, and Gilbert W.
Ferguson of Newport Beach.
Sinatra
Fae~ Suit
SACRAMENTO (AP )
Gov. Rollalcf Roagan has
vetoed a major consolidation
ol l.o5 ~ ......... air pollu-
tion dilltrlcts. But he signed a
bill setting up a pilot program
in mandatory vehicle smog in-
specliom.
In a veto message Tuesday,
Jteq'aD said the consolidation
bi,11 would create an unneeded
eiira layer of government ]:t:e
said the vehicle inspection bill
l't'OUid make sure "the tax-
payers will get their money's
l't'Orth,"
'nle consolidation measure
by AMembly Speaker Bob
~toretti, ()}.Van Nuys l. would
have created the Sooth Coast
Air Basin Pollution Control
District and given it authoMty
to set up a mandatory in·
spection. program in the region
that covers all or parts of six
smog-plagued counlies.
''THE GOVERNOR
believes. and so do the Boards
of Supervisors of Los Angeles
and Ventura counties and the
~Ventura Asso ciation of
Go\•emments, that it is not
prudent to adopt an ongoing
program with taxpa y ing
powers when there is in-
sufflCient evidence the tax-
payers will get their money's
"'Orth In tenru of pollulion
abatement," said Reagan's
press secretary, C I y d'e
Walthall.
In addition to Los Angeles
and Ventura counties. the
Ptforetti bill would have con-
solidated all of Orange County
and portions of San
·Bernardino and Rivers ide
counties in the new air pollu·
lion district.
. \Valthall said the goveTTIQr
feels that If the pilot program
proves successful. it v.•ill !hen
be time to consider further
measures.
In reaction, l\foretti called
the veto Ha tremendous set·
back in our attempt to toughen
the fight against smoa... in the
UJs Angeles Basin. It once
more indicates his (Reagan's)
support of the major cor-
porate polluters in California."
Moderate
Quake Hits
Bay Areu
The initiative would legalize LOS ANGELES (AP ) -A
the pri vate -but oot piblic -Salt Lake ·City businessman
use or marijuana fOr persons bas filed a $2.5 million suit
18 and older. It would also against singer Frank Sinatra
allow the cultivation of mari· juana for private use. But the in oonnectiOO with an alleged
sale or commercial distribu· Palm Springs altercation in
Uon of marijuana would stilt which officials had refused to
be illegal. press charges for lack of
Local governments would be evidence.
empov,·ered to prohibit public . . use of marijuana and to levy The swt was filed Tuesday
fines ol up to $100 for viola--in \,J.S. District Court by
lions. Frank J. Weinstock, who
~ A similar marijuana in· asserted Sinatra and tv.·o com-
itiative was rejected by a 2·1 . . margin last November. ~ons phys1caJIY. attacked
Official sponsors of the mari· him last 11:ay 5 while he and
SAN JOSE (AP) _ A juana initiative are Michael R. his wife were in the Trinidad
moderate earthquake awaken-Aldrich, Ronald C. Green, Hotel cocktail lounge.
ed sleeping residents from Eileen B. Janowitz, Corey P. Police earlier said they
Santa Cruz to the San Fran-Mason, Peter James. Frances would not press charges for
cisco Bay arerearly today. . _L_.-:~:;l;;cDe=r;;;mo=tt;;;, Dona==ld;;;B;;;.;;;Di;;;·;;;i..;;;'=lac=k;;;o;;.r;;;p;;;roo=r;;;. ==;;;;;;::-
There was only one im-1
mediate report or damage, at
the Ann Darling Bowling alley
here. where the quake ap-
parently severed a water pipe
inside the building,
The tremor measured 4.25
on the Richter scale at the
University of Ca Ii for n I a
Seismographic station i n
Berkeley. Research assistant
Jerry Simila said the quake
took place al 3:07 a.m. along
the San Andreas fault near
Morgan Hill, 20 miles south of
San Jose.
"Anything between 4 and 5
is considered a moderate
earthqua::e,'' said Simila.
San Franci~co police recei"·
ed a number of telephone calls
about the temblor .
"It "'as just sort of a shake.
not much of anything." said
Officer Doug Dun1as.
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YO~ 16. NO. 276, 5 S~TIONS, 80 PA6ES ORANGE COUNTY, CAU~IA WEQNESOAY, OCTOBER~. ·1973 TEN CENTS
orse opu ation· Booms in Huntington Beach
.... '"" SI~! '°""" THIS IS ONE HUNTINGTON •BEACH HORSE STABLE NEAR NEW CENTRAL PARK
The $640ue1tlon: Y/JMre Do You Put Hones In An Urban Environment?
1,500 Pounds
ot: Pot Lands
M ·• Jo:I i'~IP .\fl ,fill .,,
' A Ilona Polnl ~ 'Ii ID jail ID Hun-
tington lleacb today alter ~Ucs of· llc!er> lmolecl blm ml a P-. at
tlielr •...i.l!I """" dllc;n claim m<ft than'l,141 jJowidi of mar!JM WU .._,.
Rldiard w .. Homtui, .. of 4111 La
8erma Drive wu bool<ed aloo( with
Richard J. Garvu, 31, of Loar Beach on
charges ol JlOUO$SioD · of marijuana for
11le.
The pair were 8""Sled by HanUnglon
Beach nam>tla olfi<'1'll Moodoy morn-
ing on & nid Of a warehou!e at Newland
Street and Hamilton A venue.
Police reports are sketchy today but
tile marijuana,. some 1~ po.-of It
valued at more than $250,000 on the Ullclt
market. waa apparently stored in the warehoult. ~
511. Tom Palm ~d .tlle raid ..., b.,.
eel CID lnfonnaUon l1Jlllllled' nareollca of.
flcert by ID tnfomumt.
He llld the officers stated out ..the
warthol.i,.. complex and when two men
-up md allepdl)' bepn to loed 1irlcu fll the lllepl weed Into the~ van,
the olllcert doieil Iii.
He da1mod they fOUld 700 !"°'pound
bric:loo In Gile Wltthoule and about 140
poomda In ·---llored In boitea and bap along wfth scalea and
packaslnl equipment. .
Patton Rid he is convinced the marl·
juana came horn Mezlco. "II b pacl<ag·
td In a typically Mexican way," hie said.
'!'be narcotla lnvesligator said de ·
Uves are contlnuing their investigation o
the"8!e.
70 ·Seek Post
Of a·~-.Aide ' ,.!!.Y . .
At leut 70 pe!'90llS have appli<d for tile
new job ol Fountain Vallty wlmnt dty
manager, a dty l!pORsnan reported to.
day.
' '!'be job, which-will pay between ••7,llllO
and $31,toO, was mated in the 1173-74
budget. Oly Manager Jim Neal Aid the
uslotant city manager will be called
upon to run the dty admlnt!tnitton ln'bls
1bsence and to work <Sn city giant a~
pllcations and Joint powers agreements. ,
~-?ty olflclals sald_ai>PHcal,loll1 for the
JOO will be accepted untif'tbe end ol tile
mentb ~ acreenlng will begin.
Winds Clearing Deadly
G(tses in Alberta A·rea
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I • • .• ··-MAP SPOTS DEADLY CLOUD
PoisOn Gas Perils C1n11dlln1
·' NEW 'Mitlft .. Alli'. 1(UPI) '-8llff
wlnda today begin to disperse & cloud of
detdly lzydnwen -ps, ...... the
threat lo b-" -wbo bad ..... fo..ed to lloe Ill patll.
"Tbl lllWIUClll II llO ~ lmproftd
this ll)Onllng," Royal Canadian MCJUD!.d
Police Cpl. William Mcindoe said
"We're begiMblig to let people return
to their homtll," he added.
At the peak of tile danger Tuesday
nJght, more than $00 persons were
evacuated and o:iunUess others left
homes or their awn acccrd from a 450-
square mlle arta 55 mlles 90Uthe.ut of
Edmonton. '!'be thr.:atened area Included
four small farming communiUes in the
path of the gas. ~
M08t evacuees were billeted wltb
friends and neighbors for the night.
Coastal Gasoline Dealers
Divided· on Friday Strike
By RUDI .NIEDZIEISI
Of .... °"" Pl .......
dealers on the Orange coast
divided over whether to
st-to-coast service station
lrike scb ed to begin Friday.
Of the 23 stationa contacted by tile Da~
ly Pilot only three pledged they woold
close their stations while 11 declared
they wou1d remaln open. Nine others said
they were ID'ldeclded.
How successful the scheduled boycott
wtD-be depends largely on tile uriiledded · -t of service station Opera!O~. .,..t of whom said tlley would close If
their compeliton closed.
But even though the effectiveness ot
the gasoline boycott is not yet preaic-
table, many county agencies are develop.
~ coatingency plans for the crunch.
· Among them are officers of the
California Highway Patrol who carry
·Standard Oil credit cards. ln the event of
a·sliu\down, they will try to fUel up at oil
comP,inY-owoed station's. .. .
U the -situation becomes bad enough,
the CHP wW turn to the Orange C'.ounty
TransPrletion Department for gasoline,
Ambulance Service.
Murphy said his company does not
have access to munidPal or county sup-
plies and that ambulances have already
felt the gas shortage, especiaDy at night
1n the south C0W1ty.
11we tzy to make sure our ambulanei!!
are fu11 before 5 p.m. each day. We don't
anticipate ~terns this weekend but the
1trlke may mean using fewer vehicles."
Whether southland aervice station
operatOn go on -1trike as scheduled,
depends on the outcome of a ma.as
meeting In Loa Angeles tonight.
If the dealen vote to shut down, the
closings would begin at 12:01 a.m. Fri-
day.
ReacUon from local dealen to the
strike plan was mlxed.
Bob Smith, the COsta Mesa Arco
dealer who held a gasoline .truck hostage
for five hours Monday to prntest
wholesale gas price lncreases, 18ld. his
gripe wu-with the on oomplnlea, not the
customers.
JUS T TJJ'O CALLS ·~w=--~s:!tc1e services
coonllnator for the coontt. said! "If tile
-' T T JT TAKE~ · CHP Comes to us we couldn' handle
"I'm not goin:g to close. I don't have
anything against the people who have
been feeding me, my family and my
horse," be aakl.
-<fr~ · ' · ~·-~-":'all bot -een us-11111-oll,..
munldpalltl., lrllh a'*lllne .meet tlieY
coold aet by. We'd reallyi>ave to sharpen
our 'Jlddll though." '
• Ona ""11 la an II !Ike• tl> ieD ·I car -
...U, aln1olt. Reall7, it ttke.a two calla.
.Call<tbe 'Dlll'y Pilot to place the ad and
·ll)ttfwalt for !be fiht call to you. '1'1111 ad -led tl>at ...,., . '
1971 BMWltlS, eciUlppod (Or
-· 7/100 mllei, $ll90. CPbone No.).
It 10ld the car to the nrtt caller. You
:ntay be lucky enough to get multi like
that ,"too. Make !be Ont call. Phoae a
Dally Pllol Ad-visor on the direct line,
S1eckman added that If, the llrlb gOes
bel'Oll<i ..... days and If tho 'county'• deliwries from Unloo'-Oil are affected,
tile county will have to eliminate all but
tbe most euttitl1I wie of .vehicles.
Ambulance companies would be hit
bard by a gas strike alnce they Ibo roly
on roadside 1tellon1 for fuel.
"ll we nm out and the saa stations are
clOltd, we 're ;wt out of luck," explalned
Jolil Murphy, dilpatcher for Schaefer
Ken Loclthart, a Newport Beach Mobil
,dlllfr-wbG e:zpectl to cloet, aaJd he
n,llled that u..·pmnp clQ<IJig1 would not
hYl't U>e <;est of lJving Coundl1or the oil companlet but still feels "aomethlng
m111t be done" to llrt government price c0nftola.
Miii)' 04l1er dealers ~ tile opln-too that to close tbetr stations would only
add to their financial plight. '!'bey said
they C'OUld not afford to hang out the
"Gone Flahing" algn for a wetk.
"I'm oot making much money now•but
If I abut doW11 l'l~'be making even lea,"
obotrved frvlne Arco dealer Harry
Edward.!. 11So 1'11 be open."
By TERRY COVILLE
Of .. .,..,, "INI' It ...
Do horses really have a future ln Hun·
tington Beach!
The question bu become increasingly
critical with the rapid urbanization of
this one-Ume seaslde farm town.
Vactnl quar'ler secUons have been
covered by housing tracts, asphalt
streets have erued old horse paths., new
laws shove the 1lablea even further from
the encroaching hoi;nes.
A horse trotting down GOiden West
Street, alongside the monotone block
walls and under the towering telephone
poles, ls still a common sight.
Horses, without question, are aUll alive
and healthy in this city of 150,000 people.
In fac~. city ,planners believe there has
been a alight population boom~ among
equine& over the past year -a counter
movement to urbanization.
F.d Sellch, a staff planner charged with
studying the future of horses ln tb.il com-
munity, says a cemus taken a year ago
showed about 6.SO horses acattered
Nixon on A gnew
Charges
WASil!NGTON (AP) -Presideot Nix·
on said. today political corni,itttoo .cbarg"'
against Vice President · Spiro !J'.. Agnew
"are serious and not fr'iVolous." But-Nix -
on said· be bas neVer asked Agnew to
resign.
At the same Ume, the President ex·
pressed confidence ln Asst. Alty. Gen.
Henry Petersen's handling of the Agnew
investigatipn. .
Ni.J:on replied "certainly not" when
asked .at a news conference if he bad
done any contingency planning on finding
a possible Agnew successor.
Asked if he agreed with the vice
presi.deot'a assessment lhat he U a vic-
JUDGE CONDEMNS AGNEW
NEWS LEAKS, Pago 4
Jews en route to Lsratl.
Noting that Kreisky acted in the face
of terrorist demands by Arab na-
tionalista, Nixon said that "We sim}>ly
cannot have governments, larg~ or
MMD , give in ,~kmail by .. terrorist
organizations."
-Said be b "thi!lklng In tenns of
three or four months" in conaidering a
major trip to Europe, adding that It
could come sooner and "probably not
much later."
Saying he would not leave the country
while major legblation is pending, Nlxon
reported that Secretary of State Henry
A. Kissinger told him negotiations aimed
at forging a common American-West
European position on key issues are
"well ahead of schedule."
Parle VPffrading
around town. Now , planners estima te
there are 700 to 800 horses.
He says there are 35 stables, ranging
from one-horse operations to the largest
with 110 equines corralled.
Tbe boom seems to have come after
the city council passed stiffer laws last
year on the construction of stables. The
new laws will make it very d.ilflcult to
build a stable near any homes and most
of the older stables will disappear over
(Set HORSES, Page %)
-Said Kissinger will visit Peking Oct.
26-29 and visit Japan. on ttie ·same trip at
a time still to be BIUIOID'lced.
-Said no tUnlng has been set ror a
presidential visit ·to Japan but that be
has agreed to go there by the end of next
year.
-Declared be will make no decis ion
on whether lo make a•pre-conventlon en·
dorsement of potential Re p u b l 1 c a n.
presidential candidates in 1976.
Nixon said he did not want to support
or oppose anyone "Wllil they have been
tried oo tile field ol baWe" In primary
electioo.s. He said experience shows that
some seemingly strong candidates "can't
hit big league pitching."
Um of Petersen's elfort to recoup
prestige loot In the Walergate _.
ecutii!U, ,NJ.1!111 uld tllat . .Atty. J;en.
EM RiCbi'.rdlon has told~~ netther
Petersen nor llllY of his ~ had been
the ioUrce ol news leaks about the
Agnew lnvestlgatlon.
"U. I did not approve Mr; Petenen'a
......., cil ,!he lnves~atloo, he wdild be
remond at tllb time,' Nixon ..W..•
·valley. Council Accepts
Nixon, appearing relued and ~
occasional small jokes; again Ull~ that
all Americans assume the vice president
U Innocent unless prnved otberwiae.
On other subjects, Nixon:
-Urged Australian Ch,ancellor Bruno
Kreisky to reconsider his decision to shut
down special transit facilities for Soviet
Vp afttl A1Caaa411
superman's lelephone booth
bas finally been discovered .-
on a street corner in Sunset
Beach. The llleslze paintlng
over lhe booth, at Coast High·
way and 26th Street, Is visible
lo northbound lraHic.
Gr~n Valley Agreement
Fountain Valley city councilmen, faced
wHb being forced to approve the con-
troversial Green Valley addition, Tues-
day accepted a compromise with
developer·•George Holstein.
3·Avoid Trial.,
Ple ad Guilty
In Prostitution
Three sratuesque young women who
were accused of turning a Huntington
Beach residential tiome Into a house to-
day pleaded guilty to reduced pros-
titution charges.
The tract home on Capstone Drive first
came to the attention of the law last
February after complaints by neighbors.
As one neighbor put it, "the thlng that
tipped me olf was the beds. After the
beds started coming, l didn 't have much
doubt."
Another housewife had observed, "l
just assumed they had a lot of friends .
But It became ridicu1ous after awhile.
They just had too many friends."
So it was today that Judy Ann
Klusmeyer, 25, Helen Marie Ryan, 37,
and carol Ann Domian, 27, offered guilty
please shortly before were to face trial to-
day. ·
Orange County Superior Court Judge
James Turner accepted the pleas and
ordered the trio to return Nov. 15 for
sentencing. ~
Miss Ryan and Miss Klusmeyer plead-
ed guilty to conspiracy and running a
house of prostitution. P.1s. Domian plead-
ed guilty to soliciting for prostitution.
The statuesque trio, each of them over
si x feet tall and colorfully dressed this
rpoming, face (X>SSible cowity jail terms
r\lngi.ng up to one year.
Navy Paymaster
Facing Charges
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The pay officer of
a Navy repair ship w.as.arrested the day
after his 20-year retirement and char&ed
with embenlin'g $180.000 in government
prpperty. the. FBI reports.
He was identified Tuesday a, Franklin
\\'endcU Otvall. 39, a former warrant of·
ficer who lives in San Diego with his ~1fe
and five chUdren.
Rex I. Shorder, FBI agent in charge,
said Devall was arrested aboard the USS
Ajax a few hours after DevaU 'a retire-
ment took effeGt at midnight Sund~y.
In exchange for approval of the tract,
Holstein's representatives told coun-
cilmen, they will pay the Green Valley
recreation association $24,600 in cub to
upgrade the park and will drop ali pend-
ing litigation over tbe Jl).acre parcel.
It was a compromi~/ engineered
primarily by Dr. RldtafdBanard, presi·
dent of the recreation asaiociation. '
After Tuesday's city council meeting,
Ballard explained that he had been going
between both sides for the .past.week in
an effort to reach a solutJon. But he
noted that it wasn't untiJ. the COID'ICil
returned to its regular meeting Jrom an
executive session that the offer was ac-
cepted.
Tuesday's council meeting was i&
terrupted twi ce by executive sessions as
council members conferred with City At4
tomey Tom Woodruff over legal aspects
of the matter.
Cowicilmen were under a Superior
Court order to apprnve the 49-lol tract,
the tinal construction in Green Valley.
They had sought a superseding order
from the Fourth District Court of A~
peals but Woodruff said Tuesday that the
order had not been issued.
the Superior Court order came from
Judge Raymond Thompson who ruled
that the city's attempt to levy $39,000
worth of. special park fees en the tract
was not permissible and directed coun-
cihnen, Wlder threat of contempt of
court, to okay Holstein's plans.
Those plans call for a planned developo
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Oruge
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Weath er
Cout
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Sunny s k I e s should prevail
through most of Thursday wilh
temperatures in the lower 70s along
!he ocean and upper 70s further in-
land.
L"SIDll T ODAY
A1tthorities probe cras1& of po.
lice helicopter ill downtown EG8t
Oakland 1ohirh plummeted i11to
parking lot killi'l1Q' two officers
on boord. See stQrlf, Page 5.
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l· Bomb Calls
Put Halt
, To Hea1·ings
WASHlr\GTON (AP I -Thr e e
anonymous telephone bcnnb threats caus-
ed the Senatt \Vatergate committee to
abruptly end its morning session today
bur no explosives were found.
• Squads of police, aided by dogs trained
to sniff out explosi~·cs, searched the
Senate Caucus Roo m (or an hour and 45
minutes after lhe room had been
\'aC'3led .
Rufus Edminsten. deputy committte
counsel. arranged for a live quorum call
in the Senate in order that Ille roo m
might be vacated in an orderly fashion.
Edmisten said the first call Wu recei\'·
cd at 7:30 (POT ) and an unkientifled
man warned a Capitol switchboard
operator, "There's a bomb in the Caucus
Room."
Moments later, Edmlsteen said, a sec-
ond and iden tical call was received at
the offices of the ?.'alergale committee.
A third call came at 7:30 and a man·s
voice said :
"I'm only attempting to warn you. It's
scheduled to go off in 45 minutes."
Co mmittee Chairman Sam J. Eervin
Jr. (0-N.C.) was told of the thrtat.
Edmisten said Ervin still hesita ted to
clear the room because a publicized
bomb !Care "might evoke responses
from unstable person!."
The Caucus Room was vacated on the
advice of the CapiUll police chief. The
hearing was resumed al 10 as ~uled.
Edmisten said there had been few
bomb threats aimed at the committee
but that tile lives of some of the seven
senators on the committee have been
lhttai.ned.
"Biit that was !Sack when tensions were
most 'high and we had witnesses \\'ho
w~ testifytrig about the President," he
said.
Front Pflfle l
VALLEY ...
ment zoning (PD) with an average lot
size of 8,200 feet. Councilmen assessed
the special fees because the additioo does
not have any park land or oi>en space in
the tract, although ruidents will be able
to use the nearby 21-acre Green Valley
par~
Residents have kmg ctmplained tbat
the park, which consists of green areas,
trees and plants. lacks tbe equipment
found in city-owned parks. such as
p\ayground equipment. bike a n d
pedestrian trails and picnic tables.
Ballard said the money from Holstein
will enable the associatioo to bring the
parlt uP to par with exlstln1 city parks.
ln commenUng on the compromile pro-
posal before tbe city council, Ballard
noted the $24,000 Is "mOre than any of us
expected a year ago. We have no il-
lusions about the generosity of this offer.
We know that the largest part of thls
sum Is really the city's money he 's
(Holstein) gi ving away."
Holstein was facing payment of $19,600
in standard park fees assessed all
developers in the city. The agreement
means that he will add ~,000 to that fee
and it will go to the Green Valley
residents instead of the city.
Holstein's attorney, Tom Thompson.
said he was satisfied \liith the solution. So
did Clly AUorney Woodruff, v.1lo added
that "this will probably be the end of the
PD in Fountain Valley."
Last month, the city planning com-
mission initiated legislation to rermve
the PD 1.0ning from the Green Valley
land, to call a halt to all PD construction
and to repeal the PD laws.
\\'hen the compromise y,·as accepted ,
councilmen defeated the measure to
rezone the Green Valley property.
But they did ·reaffirm their action or
h\'O \\·eeks ago in denying a PD zone ap-
plication fro1n Presley Corp. for a tract
at Euclid Street and Edinger Avenue.
. And the y set a public hearing for Oct.
16 on the proposed repeal of the PD sec-
tions of the cily zoning ordinances.
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OFFICER KIRCHER AND FRIENDS IN SCENE FROM STUDENT FILM
OCC Stude nt Learns About Polle• Through Camera Lens
Polite on Fil111
Huntin gton Youth Makes Movie
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI .. DlllJ ,Jltt S1tfl .
. Feller said he learned a lot about
. police and PQl.ice work while he was film-
Officer Gary Kircher of the HuntingUln
Beach . Police Department is a movie
star.
1be four-year veteran of the police
force Is the subject of a student film,
"Know Your Police," shot by Huntington
Beach resident Craig Feller.
Feller, 24, shot the film as a project for
a cinematography class at Orange Coast
CoTlege. .
"l was out at the dump on Gothard one
day, doing a project for a class in Super
8, and the police came out to see what we
were doing.
"They suggested we shoot a film about
them instead of fue .dump and it sounded
like a good idea," Feller explained.
So fillabced by a fl50 grant from tile
Huntington Beach Rotary Club, he talked
to policemen in HW'llington Beach, Los
Angeles and Las Vegas, read accounts of
police cases in the newspaper, rode \\i th
working patfolmen and read two novels
by Joseph • Wambaugh, a detective
sergean t with the Los Angeles Police
Deprtment.
Feller said there is no film script. His
technique was to ask the police how they
view their role in society -a question he
also put to residents of Watts, some con-
struction workers and local residents who
are act ive in civic work .
ing. .
"I bad the usually stereot}'ped vision of
the big, rat policemen harassing people,
but I found out they are completeJy dlf·
ferent.
"They are very well-educated and well-
trained and there are quite a few of th.em
with college degrees."
Another main character in Feller's
fil m is Sgt. Chuck Boza of the Costa
Ptfesa police department who provides a
Jot of the narration of the film by
discussing the role of police in society.
"He has a master's degree," Feller
not<d.
A lot of the film covers a day in the life
of HWltington Beach patrolman Kircher,
although Feller said they had to stage a
drun ken driving arrest and a shop-lifting
arrest.
The fil m received the enthusiastic sup-
port of the OCC cinema faculty and it
took fourt21 place at the National Junior
College Film Festival in Ml\,Ssachusetts.
t F!Jler graduated from OCC last June
and is now a cinema student at Cal State
Fullerton with hopes of golng on to USC.
Meanwhile, bis police film will stay in
Huntington Beach. In addition to the ~PY
he gave OCC, he said he has donated a
copy for use in the new city library and
there is another at KOCE whlch is slated
for airing sometime this fall.
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HORSES ON INCREASE •••
the next few years.
Selich believes the stable law has en-
couraged the equesbian increase because
it shows the cily is concerned aboul
horses.
Two other horse-related measu~s are
now under study. 1'.1onday night. coun-
cilmen agreed to delay approval of a
mandatory $10 annual horse liei!nse law
until early January.
Se.Heh asked for that delay so the plan-
ning department can spend 90 d3ys
de\'eloping altemati\'e proposals on how
horses and man can live side-by-side in
tluntington Be11ch.
For the same reason, counci lmen have
not established an equestrian trail
system yet. even though a year ago, as
part of an O\'erall recreatio nal trails
system, they agreed there should be 12
miles of horse trails around town.
"In our 90-day study \Ve want to find
alternate concepts for bcll!t the Interim
Drive r Finds
W a.te r as Car
Hi ts Hydrant
A geyser crup!ed briefl y in Huntington
BeaC'h this morning \\'hen il1 motorist
whose brakes failed slammed into a fire
hydrant.
The 30-foot geyser of water gushed out
of the hydrant at Brookhurst Street and
Indianapolis Avenue at 8:30 a.m. aft er it
\\'as st ruck by a car dr iven hy Jean
Nilsson.
1'.Irs. Nilsson. \\'ho reported no serious
injuries in the mishap, I.old police she ,..
11as traveling southbound on Brookhurst,
approaehing the Intersection of ln-
dlanapolis v.•hen her brakes failed .
The driver said she turned her ca r
tow1rd the curb to keep from ent.ermg
the traffic-Oiled lnterscctlon. ~
The car. according to poliee, jumped
the curb and knocked lhe hydrant over.
Public worQ' employe5 \\'ere oo the
5eene within 15 minul<'S lo shut of( the
"'attr spout which had flooded the in-
trr.c;ectlon
A spoke-;:ma11 for the city Publfc \Vork!
Dep11rtment 111id the hydr11nt y,·ill be
repaired and Mrs, Nilsson will be billed. ,
use of horses and their long-range
future ," Selich explained.
The city, in short, needs to know just
where equestrian centers can be built,
and that wil l determine where trails are
built.
The two most logical areas are next to
the Santa Ana River, which already has
a county equestrian trail, and near the
new central park, where most of the
stables are now clustered.
From a planning standpoint, Selich
suggests the extreme alternatives might
include a section of the city zoned for
horse estates, large residential areas big
enough for private stables. Or perhaps
commercial stables, limited strictly to
the pa rk or the river, will be the max-
imum equestrian use allowed.
But as Selich told councilmen, the full
commitment will depend on what cou-
cooncilmen want, and they'll make that
decision when the planners finish their
study.
For the moment. here is how each city
councilman~ polled privately, answered
!he questions, "Do horses really have a
future in Hunlington Beach?"
Ted Bartlet!: ''1 think they do. When
we get this all straightened out people
can live with it . After five years we can
rH valuate.''
Al Coen: "I expect they do, in the prop-
er place. I was surprised we had so
n1any stables, but urbanization will get
rid or them. I like them , they mellow the
urban sprawl, but it isn't necessarily Jn
the ci ty's oontrol. It's economics."
lltnry Duke : "Yes. Jf we can get An
area for stables lhat tan connect with
the central park and the river. A Jot of
youths are invol ved with horses and
that'• great."
Nonna Glbbs: "I think they should
have. lt's very good recreation. Wltb the
planning of the river and the central park
I don't see why we can't have equestrian
1r11\ls around the city."
Jack Green: "I would PY they hl'vt a
limited future. There·s got to be some
r~triction placed · on the location of
stables. but T wouldn't envision thefu
being totally loi;t in the future."
Donllld Shipley: "I hope Lhey hftve
.some future, but of course It becomes
1nore dlf!lcult llS you become more
urbanJU'd the available space for hotses
decrease.a."
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Estate Probe Ordered . . .
• • • SupervisQrs _f_ote 3:2 for Nixon· Reappraisal
By JACK Bl\OBACK °' ............
F'ollowhli poUtlcll potty ...... the
Board of SU~ voled H 'l'Uelday
· to· u k tJie stateBOinf ot. ~·a!liitloP to
""'Walle tho W..W-0 Whlt.-HooiM'. in
San Clemente. ,
Supervisor Ralph Clar~. ·whose a~ce
last week resulted in a 2-2 vote, cast bis
ballot wll h Supervtoon Ralpti Dledricb
and Robert Battin. • They ~ Jill
Democrats.
Opposing we"' s_.,.,... David L.
Baker and Ronald W. Caspers. Both are
Republlcam.
the property bi5 d"'l>l*f becauae <OU!AI
legis.latlon reatrlcts development ol.
oceanfront property.
Clark in casting bis vote read a
prepared statement. "The oompeteocy or
integrity of the tax 8SSes90r or of hiJ
p~ Ir not really fQ questlon,u he
stated. He then aaid: "Hu the Preli4ent
ol the United States rtceived a tu break
ind, if so, does he continue to do so, ii
lbe quesUon to be answued.
"Thi!I matter must be laid to rest in
such a manner that people ·around the
v.·orld will real ize that we, in Orange
County at least have a government of
law, not of men. Continued defense ol the
exi.!tin. appraisal, oo matter how
metltonus, will not stop the question,"
Clark continued.
Cark said "A reappraisal by an out~-
county, out-oC.govmunent, out-of polllicl,
flllly rn!dentialed afllll'alier should lay
the m1tter to ~ opct and lor all." ·
1be lsiUe aroee over Blttln'• challenie
lo the 11.37 m1111oo apprallal by A ........
Jadt"Vallerga on tho l'retf<lent'a prop-
erty. Battin •YI thft "ate more thin
$800,oOO in securlly e.pendltur" by ~
U.S. Government. Vallerga· aaya ·tbey are
not a~ble. .. ( TUesday•, sesa..i·..,., ..i.il!Yely quiet
conpared to the ~ w.,ir; WtMel
charges ol polidcs.-ftn1 throUgb Ille
bearing room and supervisors verbally
attacked ooe another. :
SUpervilor Caspers contended that ~
appralsaJ should be ol several large prop-eiil,. not juJt the President'•. "'lbfs •
just a political attack on one man," he
argued.
Bater called the move an unnecessary
expenditure of taxpaye11' funds and said
the purpose was tramparent. Re referred
to bis aceusa.Uoo last week that Battin
propooed tile ~ because be oppose.
President .Nixon.
By law, the state board must comply
with the county request. William Ben-
n~!, chalnnan ol the state body, said in
Saa amento that be was glad to act.
Appointed Aids Favored
• "It's something I've 6een asking be
dor:ie," be said. "I stand by my previous
statements that the property )J grossly
underassessed." By Hun~ngto.n Clwmb.er
The prqperty was apprmsed at $1.37
million, less than Nl.1:on paid for it. 'Ibere
have been many improvements to the
oceanside estate aince then, much of the
work being paid for out ol lederal funds
on tile grounds It Wi5 needed for security
purpooes, including landscaping and
heating.
Bennett has said that the assessment
sOOuld have been more than $Z million.
and Battin has said it should have been
$2.3 million.
Battin said tha t the assessment bad
given Nixma tax·breat of a~t $55,000
over the past three years, and "everyone
in the COWllY ~ to pay bigber;:,tu:es to
make up 1o'P' that property."
Superviso< Baker pointed out Tueoday
that tile County Assessment Appeals
board wa.s .scheduled to bear Battin's
complaint en Oct. 2S. "Wby ask the state
to enter the picture in advance of our
own regular appeals procedure?" be ask·
ed.
Battin said he had been informed by
the State Board of Equalization that they
v.·ould do the rea ppraisal at cost, an
estimated $3.100.
Bill Dunlop, executive secretary of the
State Board of Equalization, said the
$3.100 ligure was merely an estimate. He
said if the state board en tered into a con-
tract with Orange County it would bill
the county for the actual cost of the
reappraisal.
County Assessor Jack Vallerga bas de-
fended the curttnt assessment. He sakl
most of the improvements are not taxable
~ the government paid for them.
Furthermore, he contends, the value Of
Membeni of the Huntington Beach
Chamber of Commerce apparenUy favor
an appointed city attorney, city-clerk and
treasurer, according Jo -a IUtVey of tbe -
chamber membership.
Of tho$e who filled out the IUl'Vey, $4
percent fkvored an appointed attorney, 57
percent want the clerk appointed, and SO
percent prefer an appointed treasuru.
All three offices are currenUy filled in
Huntington Beach by elections each four
years. ·
On Nov. 6, voters will be· asked to
ameDd the city charter to make each ol·
flee appointive. The three poru are lla1ed
..,....1e1y Oil the baJJot.
Ralph Kl!er, execuu .. dlttctor of the.
dwnber, said the ......,. mnt inaJled
Sept. 10 to 428 members. He aald. 78
memben, 18.l percent, answered the
survey.
The proposed Nov. 6 charter change
has the solid baclt1ng of the city council,
which ordered a citizens committee to
develop the ballot argu1nent for lt
If ap proved, the attorney, clerk and
treasurer would be appointed by the
Butchers in H{lssle
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. AP )
Several hundred Wibon and Co. meat-
cutters and butchers were of! their jobs
Tuesday because "'of a dispute with
management over who geta to use wblcb
portion of a parking lot.
Valley Connell Action
Here in capsule form are major actioos taken Toeaday night· ~ the Foun.
tain Valley City Council:
GREEN v ALLEY1 Accepted a com pro~ solution in which the .final tract
map was approved in return for a $24,600 donaUon for 'Green Valley park irn-
provementa and the dropping of all lawsuits.
TRA.ILERS : Gave final approval to a law prohibiting the overnight park·
ing ot trailers on city streets without a police pemtit. ' ·
REPEAL: Set Oct. 16 public hearing on proposal to repeal planned devel·
opment zoning laws. PDs have allowed devek>pers to build oo lots smaller than
the minimum 7,200 square feet required in a regular residential zone.
STREETS: Awarded contracts for three separate improvement projects -
new signals at Slater Avenue and Brookhurst Street, a new median on Magnolia
Street between Talbert and Wamer avenues, and installation of a lhird lane
on Brookhunrt rrom the San Diego Freeway to Warner Avenue. . .
O,EN ' " .
council on the recommendatloo ol the cl·
ty administrator, u are odm-deplrtment
beads. .
A cJau>e In the bl!lol ,._i,
1--ver, lnlUrel thaCthe curren t olflce holden, City Attorney Don Bonfl, City
Clerk Alicia Wentworth and Treutftr
Warren Hall, will retain tbelr jobl 11
voters approve the chart.er change.
Kl5er said It looked lo blJn like a pretty
healthy favoritism for appointment lhow·
-ed up in the chamber poll.
"I checked myaell and found that moat
major ciUe1 do Jt by appolntmtnt," he
added. Klier said the chamber !loud of
ou.ctors may take u oftldal poa!Uoo
Oct. 'U on the"c:harter chan&e.
01,d Bookmobile
On Last Legs
-er, Wheels
The old Huntington Beach bookmollll•
has made its Wt doorstep delivery.
Officlals at the city library 11y the 12-
year..td !JIJern.aUonal Harveller -· from which i:-trons checked out lOl,ODO
books annually, is beyond repair.
The bookmobile bad served a a
branch library on wheels, rofUnl 111
stock onto supermarket parting lots,
school playgrounds, re 1 id e a t I a 1
neighborhood> and ~ing --City librarian Walter J<>hnlon said
there •IJ no Immediate I r9placement for
the '"'"' au! molllle -· ' • . Residen1' wbo cumntly baYe -
cbec<ed out from tile -1e will not
be lined for late returns, but 0 ulted lo
return tile boob lo tllelr noareat library
branch.
About Pl;OOO had been requeoted In
this year's library budget to repla,ce the
bookmobile, but It was cut as dty flnan-
ical reins were tigthened.
"It was a very efficient operation, UJing
· a few people to distribute a lot ot
books," Jobmon said today. "Ira a
necessaary servict and we'll have to
replace it."
For the time being, the bookmobile
may be liken Jo the Boardwalk Sbojlplng
Center in Hunllngtoo Harbour and RI up
as a stationary branch llbrary, Johnson
added.
Library officials wm probably request
money for a Dt'ff' bookmobile 1n nm
year's budget.
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Voit Basketballs Warm Up Suits-21.95 • 24.95
AC2 R~.95 Value-5.95 SWeat Shirts & Pam-each 3.50
Red-itt-llue 7.95 .
ldldas-tonYene-Tretam CB~ Bi8m~.95 Jack PurceA T minis Shies CB2 Regular-12.95
XB20 . lndoor-16.95 Men's & Boys' Tennis Shorts-5.95 up
CB202 Synthetic Leather-18.95 Tennis Shirts-:5.95 to 9.00 • Wilson Leather Basketball-28.95 Tennis Dresses % inch Basketball Backboanl-14.95 ,
BasketbaH Goals-3.95 & 5.95 Handballs & Glu¥es
Adidas & Converse Basketball Shoes Racquetball Racquets & BaUs
BasketbaA Shirts-3.40 T emls Rackets-4.95 to 50.00
Volleyballs & Nets Wilson P~nlop Tiiiis Balls-
Soccer Balls 7.95 per Doz.
Water Polo Balls Boys' Gym Shits & Sharts .
l Bikes-farts--Ripairinc
Open 9 to 6 Closed Sundays Tm-Tubes
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Greeth1gs R et11r11ed
DEAR PAT: I received a happy birth·
day "telegram" from Supervisor Ronald
Caspers. How did he learn my birth date
and who pays for the greeting?
P .K., i\llssion Viejo
Tbe Registrar of Voters preclnct lists
provided the supervisor with your birth
date, but not }'our ·age. The greeti ng Is
paid for by "Friends of Caspers," a
group of 1upporters. A tpokesman for
: ·Caspen lli:ld thh1 malling is aimed ac
famlllarlziDg tbe s u p e r v.11 or ' s con-
.1tttuent1 with bls ma lliag address and
... phone number. Some resident of Leisure
·world, Laguna Rills, took the opportunity
lo call In their thMks and to familiarize > tbe 1apervlaor'1 1taff wilh a few com·
plaints on problems ln their area. So•11ds
like the greetin&I might have opened a
•Pandora's bGI.
· Quer11 on 1' A Cherlu .. DEAT PAT : l am a Vietnam veteran
• ·and fuil·lime student under the GI Bill at
'Orange Coast College. The Veteran's
Administration sent me one $130.50 check
for the June 1·15 periOd and no more for
tbe summer scbbol period. The ,VA
verifies· my records, but says it takes up
to seven weeks to get checks. I've had
this trouble before and it's setting to the
point where J may have to postpone my
education due to the red tape involved in
dealing with VA computers.
~ 1R.lf., Hsatlngton ·Beach
The VA computer put the can before
the bone and is "holding up" checks for
tbe nmmer school period rar tho se vets
• wb9 t.iok advantage of Lhe September
and Octtber cbeckl -which YOll did.
· · WJtea yoa received )1>Dr advan~, you
slped 1 White card. Wben the. VA com-
puter reee.lvet Lhat card, it will rtart to
pnce11 yoar remaining: echlcaUoD&.1
alln~ checks, fo r tlte 1ummer scbool
1e11ioa. CHtt wWll )'oat sebool's vttr:raD
co....a.r to mite 11tt botll yow white
card ud cm:rent fa U , regtJtrat.Jon 1
recerdl, oertlflcadM. of aUenduce,1od ,
corollmeni cards H Ye been retuned to
&he VA for ~eutng. L'i "t
N•111e• Not Serret
DEAR PAT : Is it true that the Post
Office now will reveal the names, ad-
dresses and phone numbers of box
holders if the box number is being used
for business?
B.R.A1., Newport Beach
Yet. Marlon Legro, box elerk at the
Newport Beach main PDSt Ofllce, sa id a
nationwide U.S. portal bulletin reetlYed
Sept. 13, lt73 Instructs po!it office penion~
nel to respond pramptly by Jetter or
pMtM to iDqalriet from per!KNtS re-
qoe!ting ·names, addresses and telephone
numbers Of box bolder1 using a postal
hos aambtr to do business with the
pubUc. Penoas making such Inquiries by
letter or phone should State the firm 's
name, Its box numbtr and tbe basic pro-
blem being experlenctd with the business
box bolder. If the box bolder It no tonger
at the address listed When the bos was
ren&ed, , turttier loqlllry . w1R k un·
dertaken through lht U.S. Postal Service
Regional. CQUJJ!lel In Wa:ildJljteli, 0.C., ii
requeited.
Cou11sellnfi Center
DEAR PAT: Aller reading your
response to a reader's req1,1~i,. lor a
• family counseling source in a reecnt co l·
umn, I would like you to add "The
Center" to your referral lii;t. In its
, almO!t tour years of operation in Costa
Mesa, the Yooth Problem Center has 1 CO(ISi!tently counseled with teen-agers
and their parents.
_ 1\1,B., Coeta !\feta
n e Cealer's frte services include
youth, family and drug abtua coumellog.
Volunteer physicians, nurst.s and medical
technicians staff UM VD clhtlc which of·
• fer1 treatment to any person, age 11 and
, over. The Center ls located at 13% E. 18th
St .. Costa rtfesa. lts lint Une number Is
ltt-003! 1ntt lht1 bu1lness phone is ifZ·
1317. '
·. Ga11111 Slee pl119 B•g
DEAR PAT: I bought what I thought
was a new slttping bag. but now 1 find 1
_ can't stand to be in the same room with
it becau!!e it has an awful odor abOUt it.
The store won't take it bacit and the
manufacturer . won't anawer my com-
plaint letters. Is there some government
agency l can contact about thlt:T By t~
way, do you know all the government
agencies and just where ,each typo: of
complaint should be dfrectedT
R..E., Hunllq;ton Beach
To the lost qoa:llon, no, that would
take a 1e11m of PhlJadelphla lawyen.
Out, I do know where )'OU 1boo1d com·
pt11la about your pmy 1leeplng big. Con·
, Uict the Burea11 or llome Fumlshl•Rs,
.• liOI La Grandt Blvd .. Sacramento 15123,
.; r pbone (Ill) 44$-0791. The 8ureaa
•1 llcenltl and regulatt5 all bedding
man11tacturel'I.
....... ., ...... _ -...
Ro-osevelt Denies Death .Plot
•
Patrolman
Killed By
Hitchh.iker
TOPEKA, Kan . (UPI) - A hilchhllter
sbo& and killed a state highway
patrolman Tuesday, wounded 1 police of·
firer and led officers on a chase throogh
the city streels in a commandeered
police car.
Cornered in a gas statioo, he tried to
shoot bis way out of the stolen squad car
he wrecked and died In a police crossfire.
Police said highway patrolman James
D. Thornton, 52, was shot in the back of
the head by the hitchhiker identified as
Ed\vard Mitchell Jr., 22. of Ithaca, N.Y.
The trooper was malting an identlficaUon
check on the suspect when killed.
Witnesses said Mitchell, wanted for
murdering his father in New York, took
the patrolman's car and sped away.
' So11 of FDR .,
.. t l . ··r
Says Cl1arge, 1
Vicious Lie
WASHINGTON UPI ) -With "bi:I ac·,
<.·user facing him. Elliott Roosevelt today :
denied charges that he plotted lo
assassinate the prime minister of the . l
Bahamas and ha! been lnvok'td wl.tb I
undenvor\d figures in the st o I en .
securilies racket. ~.
The son of rranklin D. Roooevell, call-~
ing the charges n1ade against him before •
the Senate permanent investigations sub-f
comm ittee "vicious lies," delivered his i!
sworn lestimony in front of Louis P. :!'
Mflstriana, a convicted s e c u r i t I e 1 ·
S\vindler. -~
Roosevelt is the brother of former con~~ I
gressman Jan1es Roosevelt of Newport ..
Beach. '
City police picked up the chase through
the northern portion of Topeka. The
chase ended when the stolen patrol car
collided with two vehicles at an in·
tersection in northwest Topeka.
RUNAWA~ AIR CAL ELECTRA LOSES PROP, DAMAGES TRUCK AND PRIVATE PLANE
Brak•• Fail t o Hold T11xiing Cr11ft; W11 1 Failure Meclianicill, or • Mechanic's?
Mastriana testified last mooth that he
was offered $100,000 by· Roosevelt and
t.fichael J. t.1cLaney , an a I t e g I! d
associate of underworld figure Meyer
Lansky. to assassinate Lynden 0. -plnd-
Hng. the prime minister of the Bahamas.
~1astriana said part of an advance pay-
ment of $10.000 was a chec k for $2.500
made payable to RooseYel t. ,
Officers surrounded the car tit a
service station where, according to police
Cpl . Charles Chiles, Mitchell "came out
shooting." Mitchell died in a hail of pistol
bullets and shotgun pellets.
Pla11e Smashes Vehi~le Roosevelt, 63, said the money was·
given to Mastriana -who in 1968 worlr:ed '
for a ftfiami Beach consulting firm run .
by Roosevelt -to negotiate :a real ·
estate loan with a New Jersey labor ,
union. · 1
Police Lt. Joe ,Solis was struck in the
left ankle by a bullet fired by P.1.itchell as
he jumped from the patrol car. Solis wa.s
Air Cal Aircraft Rumbles Into Truck at Airport
not seriously injured and was able to ·Parts of an ·engine and a propeller
drive to a hospital. fiom an Air California pfane were ripped
Co4-. William Albott, patrol superin· off early today when the Plane rolled into
tendent. said 1bomton never learned the a small truck at Orange County A1rport. results of the ID check be requested. He said the report indicated Mitchell was No one was injured in the 4: 35 a.m. ac-
"wanted for murder, armed. and con· cident that _lert a four-engine Air Cal
sidered dangerous." Electra crippled. There were no passengers on the craft. .'f'°rn~, a 24-yea:r_patrol vete~an, .w~ An Ai r Cal mechanic, whose name
kil _ed wit~ a .32-cahber automa~c pis . wasn't released by the airline company,
which Mitchell -plliled from Ewaist was taxiing Ille plane from the termina l band Thornton was shot as he er h ·
the hit hhik • 1 the ·d of 1 =--· to a hangar on t e east side of the c er s gear a s1 e ie airport.
ro:~ichell was wanted in upstate New The mechanic parked the plane nea r
York for the slaying of hit wealthy, in·
dustrialist father, Edward M. Mitchell
Sr .. 45.
Tbe elder Mitchell's body was found
Sunday by his wife with a guru;:hot wound
in the head. Pol ice said father and son
a,rgued before the shooting incident. The
son, accotding lb police, left in one of the
family cars and was armed and
"considered dangerous."
The elder Milcbell was president or
lthaco, Jnc.,. an electroni"S manufac-
turi'l' f .11 ; ; l i
Passage Leads
Downcoast Race
1'.fark Johnson 's 73-foot k e l ch
Windward Passage was leading a fleet of
16 starters in Newport Harbor Yacht
Club's California Coastal Race from 'San
Francisco lhis morning.
Sketchy reports placed Windward
Passage in the lead, having covered. 160
miles in 191h: hours sinct the Tuesday
noon start from St. Francis Yacht Club.
Others in ,arder of elapsed time were :
Viva Crut, wamor, Spirit. Tribute.
Moonday, Tinsley Light, Dauntless, Spec.
tre. Swift. Rubber Duck, Pisces, Lucky
Puff, Linger Longer, Pellagos and
Witchcraft.
The fleet was enjoying a moderate but
constant, 10-knot breeze in fl.Ye to eight·
foot seas.
Prisoner Pay ~pped
WASfllNGTON (AP) ~ The senate
Judiciary 'Committee approved a bill
Tuesday that woold increase benefits
payable to civilians held prisoner dW'ing
the war In Southeast Asia to $150 per
month. The benefits now total $60 per
monCh.
Marine Charged
In Gun Death
At Pendleton
A Camp PendJeton Marine has been
roqnalJ)" charJed w\tb J!Urdel kidnap~ng
and. robbery in last wakenl's shoolln!'l
death of a yoong Marine on a deserted
stretch ol road at the base.
And lhe Yictim's closest surviYor. his
wife, now faces a dual tragedy in the
family.
Pfc. Edward Steege, 17, of~ P.1oines,
Iowa, was killed on the day his wife was
in the Midwest at her father's funeral.
Base spokesmen announced the arrest
of three suspects in the killing and a
subsequent second lcldnap incident, and
later identified the alleged leader of the
crime spree, Pfc. Isaiah Bums Jr., 23.
·who is being held on the felony charges.
Two alleged accomplices \\'ho assertedly
signed statements implicating Bums are
being considered for prosecution as well.
The killing took place on the nne range
road in the southerly portion of the base
Saturday, authorities said.
The victim had been hitchhiking on a
main highway on the reservation when a
car with lhree men picked. him up.
Steege was taken to the deserted stretch; bealen, robbed and then fatally
shot in lhe throat with a shotgun.
~ the killing it is alleged the trio
went Out again and picked up another
· -«;erviceman, drove the victim to the spot
where Steege's body lay and then robbed
and beat the man.
The second victim was set free and
atter treatment at the base hospital
reported the death scene to the base pro-
wst marshal's office.
End of Elks' Race Bar
the airpo rt fire station , but the parking
brake failed to hold and the plane kepi
rolling forward, Air Cal president R. W.
Cli fford said.
Clifford said he didn't know if the ac-
cident was caused by human or
mechanical failure.
Another Air Cal employe standing by a
small truck called a ''ground tug" ran to
safety as the planlf struck the vehicle.
The impact tore off part of the right
outboard engine, which wasn't running at
the time, sending at least one propeller
fragment about 1,600 feet to the end of a
nearby runway.
The left outboard engine hit I~ wing
tip of a privale plane in the tie-down
area. CliffOrd said the company's in-
suranct' would pay for the minor damage
to the Cessna, which was unoccupied at
the time of the incident.
The Electra's two inboard engines,
which were operating at the time,
weren't touched by the accident.
Fuel from the right outboard engine
spilled out on the parking area but no
fire erupted. Airport firemen covered the
ground with fire-retardant roam.
Clifford said he didn't know how much
it will cost to repair the plane.
·Three Arch 'Dog Trial'
I Jurors Being Selected ·
Jury selec~ion dominated today's open-
ing of the Three Arch Bay "dog trial" _in
which a wealthy resident is charged with
-31 Yiolations of Orange ·eounty's dog
leash law.
Prior to the trial's opening, defendant
C. Dominic Shelton tenned the pro-
ceedings •·a ridiculous waste of tax·
paye rs money.''
Shelton , 22, La Senda Drive, was
originally cited for violation of lhe county
dog leash law during an earfy morning
OLD FOLKS
NEE D LO VING
TORONTO (AP) -A doctor at
the University of Toronto's school
of hygiene tofd...a convention that
repressed se:xuality is one of the
major problems of old age.
Dr. Marion Powell suggested that
if homes for the aged set aside pet·
ting rooms. "I suspect you 'WOUid
have a very kmg waiting list."
GEM TALK
TODAY
"raid" at Three Areh Bay on April 21 ,
1972. Orange County animal cotltrol of-
ficers hit the beach at 5 a.m. that day
responding to citizen complaints of loose
dogs on the beach.
Shelton, the owner of mines in
California and South America, refused
to pay the fine, claiming the OOWlty
ordinance cannot be applied in Three
Arch Bay since it is a private oom·
munity.
"I've lived in Three Arch Bay for 14
years." Shelton said, "and v.·e've al\\·ays
been told that the beach was private. I
can 't see any reason for all of this."
Shelton is represented by William Shef·
feld, of Santa Ana, who carefully ques-
tioned jurors as to whether they would be
biased against someone 11t'ho owns a
dog. All indicated they would not.
Laughter broke out in the cou rtroom
when a lady entered and sat down in the
section reserved for the jury. "Are you a
juror?" asked Judge Barnette.
"No, I'm Mr. Shelton's wife,'• the
woman replied.
"Yoo won't be serving on the jury.
then," quipped the judge.
R.oose\relt Said ft1astriana defrauded
him out of th'e money and he later
reported Mastriana to the l''Bl.
Before Roosevelt's teslimony, the su~
committee heard from Philip Manuel, a
staff inYestigator who de t a i I e d
Roosevelt's alleged assdciatlons with
more than half a dozen underworld
figures who have been involved in
fraudulent s e c u r i t i e s transactions.
Manuel indicated his investigation could
not corroborate Mastriana's testimony on
the assassination scheme in 1968. •
Roosevelt did oot deny that he had '
dealings with many of these individuals
but insisted that "I at the time had no
way to know that these men were
anything but reputable men.'' i
The subcommittee was expeeted to .
hear testimony later today from Patsy A.•
Lepera, another ooovicted s t o c It
swindler, who has appeared i:n clol!ed
,...;on. . I -r.., J'. "' ; Suspect Arrested i
'' I In Sa11ta Ana
SI,.ooting Death
A suspect has J>een al'rested In con·
nectlon with a so-far motiveless murder
in a Santa Ana union han parking Jot
after a dance 10 days ago.
I
'
Investigators who a p p a r e n t I y
developed confidential infonnation about
the man's immediate traveling plans •
slopped a car Tuesday night as the
suspect was leaving town.
Roman Osuna, 19. of 623 N. Raitt SL.
1vas booked into Orange County Jail on
suspicion of murder following the traffic
stop an<fhomtctde arrest.
He is charged with shooting down Joe
H. Sanchez. 41, in the parking lot outside
the Union Hall at 1500 E. Chestnut St, fir·
ing from a passing car.
Investigators say wiln!!SSes provided
information leading the1n to check on
Osuna 's whereabouts the night of Sept.
22. when Sanchez, a fireman for the city
of Santa ~faria, was slain for no ap-
parent reason. I
by
Hailed; No Rush Expected 1 · J.,c;,~2~MP~~,:.~s
THE "UL Tl MATE" GEM
By WILLIAAf SCHREIBER
Of llM Dlllf P'li.t Stiff
Representatives of some Orange Coun·
ly lodges of the Benevolent and Protec-
tive Otder of Elks sa,id today they are
happy the org8nization 's llY.~year-old
''whites only" rule has been dropped. but
they don't expect a rush or minority
membership applications.
"We don't ha ve anything like a backlog
nf applications from minority people.''
said 8anta Ana lodge manager Oliver
Cla.rk. "It's good the rule wa1 changed
because that's ho-w v.·e voted, but I don't
expect any rush."
The' Santa Ana lodge is the Jorgest In
th(' county with 3.$00 members.
It was teamed Tuesday that a n•
tionwide vote of Elks lodge mmbtts
resulted in an overwhelming rejection of
the: k>ng-standlng requirement limiting
n1embcrship to "white Amer i c 1 n
Citizens."
The referendum vote among the 2,200
lod ges ln the U.S .• Puerto Rico. Guam,
the Canal 1.one and the PhJUppines wu
1.2 million in favor of droppln& the role
to just over 300,000 •Rainst.
Newport Harbor Elk!! Exalted Ruler
•
Art Kroening said that now that the
decision has been made. it is national
policy and not the realm or individual
lodges to comment on. ~
Kroening would not revea l how his
lodite voted on the nlle, saying only he
wilf live up to ii. Another lodge
spokesman indicated each lodge sliU re-
tains blackball power over applicants.
Spokesmen at Huntington Beach Lodge
2444., Garden Grovt Lodge 1952 and the
\Ve.stminster Lodge said they are al30
happy their members joined the natklnal
I tend.
"But we don 't expect to be inundated
with new applications from non-while
members." said the Huntington Beach
11pokesman.
Robert A. Vothers. grand exulted ruler
or the national Elks organization, said
much the same thin«. IJe aaid there Is no
way ol knowing ho'v many applk:atlons
from non-whltl"S are oo file, but he
doesn't thjnk !ht number is too large.
Yolher~ mentioned that there Is an all·
black Elks organlialion called the
Improved Bcntvolcnt Protective Order of
Elks that has a large nationwide
1ncmbership.
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' 'You sure you've still got
complete faith in me
Richard?'
Pa per Claims
Nixon T axes
Only $1,670
PROVIDENCE, R.I. tAPl -The
Providence Journal-Bulletin said today
that President !\it on paid SI ,670 in
federal taxes for 19i0 and 1971 and
received $131.503 in federal Income tax
refunds for the t\\·o-year period.
The Journal-Bulletin said government
sources pro\•ided documents showing that
Pre$jdoot and ?i.lrs. Nixon paid $i92.81 in
federal taxes in 1970. while receiving a
$72.614 .43 refWld. It said the documents
shaw that in 1971 the Nixons paid $878.03
m tu.es and got $58.889.41 refund.
THE WHITE House has refused to say
~tiet.her Nixon paid federal income w:es
for 1970 and 1971.
°""-Ba.llimore SUn reported oo Sept. 11
1hat N"aoo api;>areriUy paid no llKJlme tax
fer the t"A'O years because of his deduc-
ltOm for interest. ttal est.ate tales and
the dooatioo of bis ~dentia.1
papers to the National Archives. These
deduction.a the Sun Wd. ei.ceeded the
President's salary of $200,000 a year.
Nixon issued personal f i n a n c e
statements in !!MS, 1969 and 1972. He said
at a news coo1erenee last month that his
1970 and 1971 tai re.turns "A'ete audited by
the Internal Revenue Service and no
change was qrdered.
The Journal-Bulletin said today, "Tax·
es paid by the Nixons in 1970-71 are
roughly equivalent to taxes paid by 90me-
one who earns about fl ,000 a year,
C"laims one exemptioo and does not
itemize deductions. aceording to tax
manuals."
11IE NEWSPAPER article said the
documents !Upport a White House source
"'ho told the Wftlhington Post that the
NiJ.ons have paid taxes in each year of
his presidency.
Referring to the refunds. the Journal·
Bulletin said it could not obtain the
President's c-omplete income tax fonn.
"so it is uncertain exactly how such large
refunds were possible.''
Howf\'er. it.!ald Nixon vice-presiden-
tial papers '\Ao'ere valued at $570,000. It
said the tyt?e of deduction claimed for
the papers .was eliminated as of July 25,
1969. but said the White House has claim·
ed that the President made the gift
before then.
The dt'duction limit under the old law
'~as 30 percent of adjusted gross income
in the year of the gift and SO percent in
each or the following years, the story
said.
"111EREFORE, based only oo the
President's salary,'' the report added,
"the Nlxons presumably claimed a
deductioo of $60.000 for the gift of the
papers in 1969. and $100,000 in subsequent
years.''
Prostitution
Statute Upheld
fllADISON. \Vi s. tAP1 -Wisconsin's
1858 law against prostitution has been
upheld by the \Viscons1n Suprcn1c Court
1n a challenge from a woman "A'ho con·
!ended it dtnied her equal protection of
thr law .
The law's fa ilu re lo refer 10 male pros-
1i1ution docs not make it un·
cons111u1ional. 1hc c-ourt held Tuesday.
bccaus(' pro~li1ution by either sex is
none1t1t·lc.~s 11lcgal in the sl31e.
Wtd11tsday, Oetob~r 3. 1117]
.Judge .Blasts _Leaks-_1
:
Gra11d J ury T old to l gn·ore Agnew R eports
BALTIM9RE (U PI) -,federal judge
Wajtor 'f. Ho(fman !al.led spe<lal ln-
SINC\ions iq, grand )IUOrs today, ct.cry.
ing •w• leiki m tbe suppoaedl.y secret
•in vestigation of alleged wrongdoing
again1t Vi~ President Spiro T. Agnew.
'Die Judge cautioned jurors t o
disregard the news reports.
"IT WOULD be a tragedy to the cause
of the admin!stratlon of justice if grand
j urors returned an Indictment merely
because the jurors may have heard or
seen commenLs by the news inedla,"
Hoffman said.
He read to the grand jurors a IO.page
set of supplemental i.nstructioos at a 17-
n1inute open ses.sion in his courtroom.
Hofbnan. a U.S. district judge whose
borne jurisdiction is Norfolk, Va., bas
been assigned superviskm of the grand
jury· investigating allegations ol politicil
tlckbacks against Agnew.
e..reminded the jurors of the oath of
secrecy they tOOk when sworn in last
De«mbet and told the panel '
"Since my de.\ignaUon, and perhaps
prior thereto , I have noted with great
reludaooe that the news media have
caused man)'. articles, statemenLs and
newscasts to ~be issued.
"TO WHAT extent, if 11ny, the news
media have attempted to obtain in·
formation from you, I.do not know."
Agnew has been highly critical of news
coverage of the investigation, saying the
numerous leaks have hurt his chances of
a fair inquiry. He has claimed the Justice
Department has been respoosible for
many of the leaks.
Hoffman said the news media had
"frequently ove rlooked the rights of
others." After the jurors left lo resume
proceedings, the judge emphasized to
reporters his remarks concerned in-
accuracy. . 1be judge called in the 22 jurors
following a ·one-hour; 40 minute closed
session with Agnew's attorneys and
members of the prosecution staff. If was
underslQOd that the vice president's
lawyers were pressing for an inquiry into
news leaks which have surrounded the
Agnew cue.
In hl.s statement to the jurors, Hoffman
ol>Oerved !bat some o( them during put
eleetioOJ, may have voted t!ther for or .,.Wt oome of the public otnd1b ln-
vol"'4 ID Iba lnqu\!Y.
''1'HIS FAcr is entirtly Immaterial to
your determination Is to what you should
do in a given case," he said.
The Investigation originally was called
to look into charges of kickbacks in·
volvlnl state and local officials, past and
pruenl, ID Maeyland. •
"We m rapidly approaching the <lay
wben the perpelual conlllct betweai the
• news 'media, -•Unr u they do U11Hel
fr<edom of speech and freedom ol,.Utt
preu, and the iudiclal oy~. cha(ged with prolectlng, the rli)lll of perm• under lnv~Ugatlon for criminal ·acts,
must be resolved," Hoffman 51ld.
Mitchell, Gray
• Testify Ill Case
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -Former Alty.
Gen. John N. Mitchell and former acting
FBI Director L. Patrick Gray Ill were
expected to testify today as two former
state officials try to prove federal
charges against them were politically in·
spired.
THE FORMER Texas officials are one-
time Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr and
former Insurance Commissioner · John
Osorio, both under indictment in the
Sharpstown -scandals.
Mitchell and Gray have been sub-
poenaed, as ha.s banker Frank W. Sharp,
who has been given immunity in return
for his testimony.
Sharp, Who beaded the Sharpstown
bank, "'as originally accused ol trying to
bribe Texas" politicians to P83S .some
banking bills. He allegedl)l sold the pollti-
cians stqck on shaky col14teral and then
manipulated the stock value upward.
CARR AND Osorio are under in..
dictment for mail fraud and conspiracy
arising from the scandal. They want the
charges against them dismissed because,
they say, they were drummed up to
damage political leaders ln Texa.s.
Their lrial is set fo< Ocl 23.
Fonner U.S. Atty. Gen. Richard Klein-
dienst and Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E.
Petersen testified Tuesday in the fll'st
day of bearings.
Kleindienst testified he had set several
condilions)or Sharp's immunlly, but U.S.
Atty. Anthony J.P. Farris failed to carry
them out. He said Farris failed to get
Sharp's testimony about other figures in
the case in writing.
KLEINDIENST said he removed Fat·
ris from the case and placed it under the
supervision of Justice D e p a r t men t
lawyen in W~gtqi. 1
Still to be ruled on by U.S. District
Judge William M. Taylor Jr. is a motion
seeking lapes from the White Hoose of a
conve!'81!:lkin which Osorio claims .ron-
cemed Sharpstown.
The government has said the motion
should be not allowt!d because "there bas
been no showing that anyone in the White
House has information relevant to this
proceeding."
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Dog Lovers Baise Howl
Air For ce Plans for Beagle Pups Prompts Letters
WASHINGTON CAP) -In letters to
Congress, ·the American public bas sent
up a bowl ol protest over proposed
military experim ents that would subject
hundreds of beagle puppies to JXlisonous
fumes.
Rep. Les Aspln (0-Wis.l, mrtod the
controversy in July by disclosing that the
Air Force was planning to de-bQrk 1A'.lCI
young beagles and force them to breath
aviation fumes. Since then, Aspln aides
said , they've gotten tbomands of letters,
"more than we get on any other su~
ject."
11. THE NUMBER is sure to grow after
Aspin's latest revelation that the Army is
purchasing 400 pups for poison gas
testing.
A 13-year-old girl from Cary, N.C.,
wrote Rep. Garry E. Sludds, D-Mass.,
what she '\Ao'Ould like to teU the Air Force :
"Because of your pig-headed, stupid and
idiotic mind you wiU probably cause the
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At Hand of Bovs .I
BOSTON (AP) - A 2+year-<>ld Boston
woman. dlec( tOOay at City Hospital after
she was set afire by six youths who at-
tacked her Tuesday night, police said.
When Evelyn M. Wagler's car ran out
of gas in Rolbury section, 1JOlioe said,
she went lo a service station, obtained a
can of gasoline and was rel.urning to her
car wbcn she was attac.ked by the
youlhs.
t\lrs. Wagler was forced into aD. alley
off Blue Hill Avenue and ordered by the
youths to splash the gasoline on herself.
Then, according to police, the youths
tossed a match, set the woman afire and
fled.
Mrs. \Vagler rolled on the groUnd and
managed to put out the fire, but not
before she had suffered secood· and
third-degree burns over her entire
body. police said.
She ran to a neal'by store where she
telephoned for hel p. She died several
hours later.
tached a postcript, "Excuse my typing, it
is my second time."
AIR FORCE. Secretaey John L.
McLucas is now the target of petitions
from the Animal Protection Institute of
America and other organizaUoos.
The letters are coming from Atlanta,
Philadelphia, Los Angeles and San Fran-
cisco, as well as Justice, Ill., · and
Zebulon, N.C. &we have come from as
tar away as Canada and England.
Somewhere among all his Watergate
mail, Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. (0..N.C.),
has a letter from a constituent in Raleigh
asking him to see what he can do for the
pUJ>Pies. Sens. Charles H. Percy (R·lll),
Adlai E. Stevemon UJ (0-Ill.), and
Jesse A. Helms (R-S .C.), have all been
on the receiving end or letters, as has
Mrs. Lyndon B. Jolmson, widow of the
late president.
THE PEf\'TAGON has not yet put iLs
tail between its legs, but it apparenUy ls
reconsidering. At first, the Air Force
described the proposed experiments as
necessary to determine the effects of
aviation pollutants on people. But last
week, the Air Force told Studds it was
"taking a long, hard second .Jook" at the
matter. ·
That look could grow longer and harder
as the November starting date for the
Air Force experiment draws: near. ·
The one question voiced by almost '
every letter is "\Vhy beagles7" ~
says no one wouJd ever have noticed if
they had proposed to use guinea pigs.
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More White Deaths •
Newsmap •J>Ol.s Christians!ed where Virgin Island police arrested an
illegal immigrant and sought another in the Tuesday night killlng of
lhree whites on this racially troubled island. The latest death!, tn
young girls and a Frenchman, raise to 18 the nUDlber of whites mur· · dered in the last 13 months. ,
A Scientific Thriller-
Pioneer Craft Doomed?,-
WASIIlNGTON (AP) -A leading
spaei! scientist has reported that a nail-
biting, scientific cliff-hanger is ill the off~
ing for next month :.. involving the
possible destruction of an American
spacecraft ~-~ng towards Jupiter.
mE WORD came from Dr. James
Van Allen, ramed University ot Iowa
physicist and the chief discoverer or the
radlati'on belts that surround the earth.
Van Allen told a Navy-spoll50l'e9 scien·
tific conference Tuesday that America's
Pioneer·IO wunanned spacecraft, heading
for a "Oy-by" of Jupiter on Dec. 4, could
be destroyed by radiation belts premmed
to surround the faraway planet -if the
belts are as fearsome ·as be and some
other scientists believe they might be. '
ON TUE other hand, he said, some
other scientists hold this belle!:
The presumed Jovian radiation belts -
believed formed by the entraIXJlenl of
electrilied particles rrom the Sun by
Jupiter's magnetic field -might be, in
effect, softened up by the influence of
some of Jupiter's multiple "moons as they
orbit the planet.
And, IOOll'ding to thi• theory, Ploneer-
10 would safely ride through the belis.
Declaring that the spaoea"aft, launched
"111US, THERE will be a 1very high
period of excitement • . • betlrmtnl in ·
late November."
Van Allen addressed a sympoeium
marking the 50th anniversary ol the
Naval Research Laboratory.
18 months ago, lhould begin to strike lhe "
belts late in November, Van Allen said:
''Potentially; it (the belt area)' is an
enormously damaging region, and there's
no assurance that the spacecraft will
survive it. • ",. ~ I
Resctted -Seaman
Dies of Kidney
Complications
HONOLULU (AP) -James Fisher, a
v•ould·be· missionary who survived 72
days adrift in the Pacific, died Tuesday.
Fisher, 26, of M06eS Lan, ·Wash., died
('-_IN_S_H_O_R_T._ .. _)
of a kidney infection and complicalioos,
said a spokesman at St. Francis Hospital.
Fisher's kidnets stopped fW1ctioning
last Friday, and he had been receiving
kidney machine treatments slp.ce then.
He had beeO listed In poor to cMlical con·
dltlon since arriving here a week ago.
e Transit Canap
TEL AVIV (UPI ) -Prime Minister
Golda Meir called in her cabinet today to
hear the results of what she said was her
"sad" effort to dissuade. Austria from
closing down a transit camp for lsraeli·
bound Soviet Jews. But she raised the
hope that Holland might take Austria's
place. _
Both Israeli and Dutch government
spokesmen denied there had been a
formal offer by the government of the
Netherlands to set up a transit caf!1.P for
the thousands of Russian J e w s
emigrating to Israel but Holland said the
problem was under study.
e Pall' Held
JAQKSONV!LbE: Fla. (AP) -Two
men wanted In the January mass t X·
ecution of seven Hanafi Moslems 'lr\~a
Washington. D.C., home are jailed in
Jacksonville in lieu of $000,000 bond e:ach.
The FBl announcf:d that It had ar·
rested John Wesley Griffin, 28, and
William Christian, 29, in a Jack.sonville
apartment-on Tuesday,_
e Red>Sp11tnlks
MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet Union
launched eight unmanned Sputnlkl into
earth orbit aboard a single rocke( today,
lts seventh "shotgun" satellite la~nch
slnct 1970, the Tau news agency said.
Western military .experts said such
stiott may be linked with development of
missiles wlth mulUple warhtads1 The
U.S. Defense Department sald in August
that the Soviets had tested suth missiles.
which ere known in military Jara.on as
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·~-Heads Panel
Dr. Roger 0. Egeberg, 69, for-
mer dean of the University of
Southern ,California Medical
School, was named Tuesday as
int~rim head of the newly
Created federal Alcohol, Drug
Abuse and Mental Health Ad·
miniStration.
Cam'bodia Troops
For ced to Leave
Capital Section
PHNOM PENH (AP) -Govemmtnt
forces abandoned an advance position on
the southwestern defense. perimeter of
Phnom Penh under pressure from in-
creasingly strong insurger1t forces in' the:
area, the Camboj:lian command said t~
day.
Command spokesman Col. Am Rong
said the advance uriit -"maybe a J)la·
toori or a company" -pUl!ed bad:
across the Prek 'I'Mot River to join
government forces on the rivet's north
bank, 14 miles southwest of the capital.
AM RONG said Khmer Rouge in-
surgents have increased their strtngth
from two to six battaltom over the pest
two weeks in the area of Highway 38, an
east-v."est road that fOqns part of the
capilal's southern defense line. He said
the goverhment has sent reinforcements }
into the area. 1 , :
Meanwhile. II Sala Lek Pri'JU, 35 miles •
north of PbnOm Pedt w~ Highway 5 .
has been cut by' the i{ilufgents (Of'
weeks , an ar~ officer was charged wtth
spying whlIC working -in the , ga nison'1
radio room. The of£icef1 Jn Choen, 27,
was ar.r«1ted'·afier he blew up Ule radio '
v.·lth a• haDd: gret1ade1 killing two 90ldlers
and wbuoding seven, officials said:
A lieutenant at Sala Lek Pram
defected to the Kluner Rouge alt.er his
commander denied his request to rttreat
duril'lg an attack on hls position.
omER OFFICERS said the oCClctr
deCe<ted during a battle Tuesday nlrht
but his men fought on without him .
In ~on, a military court today con-
victed Brig. Geo. Vu Van Gia! of abaJ>.
donlng Quang Tri Ci!Yi South Vietnam's
norlhemmoot provincial capital. during
the 1972 Norfh VJetname5e offensive. lfe
v.·as sentenced to nve years at bard
laboP.
Gia!, former commander or the South
Vlctna~ 3rd ln!antry Dlvls1on, cono-
tended that the pullback w:is necesJBry
despite President Nguyetl Van 'l'hleu'1
order to defend the city at any pf1ct.
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DAU,y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Time . to Slow Down
' Oranae County, especially the '1•sl•rn par\ of it,
has .een a fantastic populallon boOm over the past
decade.
From 1960 to 1970, Huntington Beach was the fast·
est growing city in the country, burgeoning from a qulet
!arm town of 101000 to modem su.burbia of 140,000.
Similar growth was reflected in F.ountaln Valley, now a
bustling community of 50,000 residents. Even the sea-
side village of Seal Beach is now on the brink of rapid
growth.
At first. olost city planners ·welcomed the· growth.
Business leaders foresaw it as an economic boom. For
a time, size was considered a mark of success, proof it
Was a goed town because people kept pouring in.
The Ude has turned. Jn all three communities, the
new residents are now saying, "Stop. No more growth ."
Last week, Seal Beach councilmen endorsed some
land use measures which could slice the town's potential
population in half """7 from an expected 60,000 in 1985,
to a more likely 30,000.
ln early 1971, Fountain Valley leaders cut back po-
tential apartments, reducing their maximum population
from a possible 70,000 to 63,500.
In the same year, Huntington Beach also reduced
apartment and l)ome construction, knocking 65,000 po-
tential residents of{ the planning maps. And Huntington
Beach may sllce another 11,800 from the pi cture.
It was time to slow down the growth and take a
careful look around. Numbers -either low or high ones
-don't automatically mean good or bad cities. A ,town
with a high density doesn't necessal"ily present a poor
environment, any more than a small town automatically
becomes an ideal place to live.
But the rapid growth had reached such a frantic
pace, city planners bad no chance to guide It, no time to
decide what the population figures would really rnean.
Now maybe they can breathe a little and meuure
the pulse of the people. It's time to detennine ii possible,
what .. type of environment the people want -a realistic
environment which can be obtained and doesn't merely
rely on bl ack and white numerals. The people ha:ve s;1id
"slow down,'' and that's a good idea. Slow down. find
out where you are going, then speed up Che decision·
maklng process to get there.
Language Barriers ·
Students with language problems in the liun·
tington Beach Union High School District now have an
opportunity to ' receive specialized instruction.
A bilingual education program has begun at two high
schools in an effort to provide improved education for
students w.bo regard English as their second language.
Often, thesl students are among the first to drop out of
school.
The high school district was granted $43,000 for
the problem by the state Board of Education. There are
381 non-English speaking students in the district, the
majority of them Spanish speaking.
The program wfll be initiated in high Schools in
Fountain Valley and \Vestminster, because that's where
most of the students involved live. Others will be bussed
to these schools.
The district is to be commended for proposing the
program, and being willing to take an innovative step
to reach youth who become bored and disinterested be-
cause of the language barrier.
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Gloomy
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Responsibility ltlust Be Sliare1l , ..
Don't Expect
To Jleceive
( HAL BOYLE J
Ex~ from letters we'd like to get
but the postman rarely brlnp:
"We are !awym represenUng the late
Miss Hortense f.1cWherry, wbom you
probably. remember as the lovely red ·
haired Klrl who jilted you in 'high achoo I.
Later lbe came to regret biUetly the
shabby way llbe had treated you, and of·
ten said 'It was the biggest mlttake of her
lifetime, beca111e ahe " could1 never hope to ,...,._
attract another man
as flne l.s you.
"In Uine, she be
Came a recluse and
kept a candle llt un·
der the high school
yearbook picture or
you she. pasted ~on
Jer bedroom wall. To
shorten a loog story, she died last week,
still murmuring your name as tears rolled
down her cheeks.
"Her will bequeaths you hall !he
money in her father's residuary estate.
Your share comes to $500,000. Would you
like us to send lt to you in bills of large
or small denominations?"
DEAR JIM,
My wife teijs me that ~your wife told
her that you were moping t>ecause you
Celt you had made a first-class fool of
yourself l t our cocktail party last Fri-
day.
Nonsense, old man. You were the• We
of the party. It 'lf1luld have laid a great
big ostrlCh ~-except for the ~ you
provided. AD the guests were crazy about
you. '
Don't Worry about the Door lamp. It
has be en broken at least five times
before, and anyway Marge and 1 only
paid $6. 7S for it when we bought it at a
rummage sale back in 1949.
Incidentally, we want you and your
Looks like some apartment owners
·are trying to solve the building den·
si\Y problem single-handed. The
way rents are going, we'll all hat•e
to stay home with the folk s indef·
lilitcly. S.L.H.
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wife back at a party we're having a week
..,from next Friday; Bring your bongo
drums again, 111 get but my mandolin.
and we'll show lbe gang rtal foot-stomp-
ing music.
r "See ya, Buddy,
" Jack"
"BECAUSE of !he mild flu epidemic,
our executive committee bas decided to
cancel the monthly mettibg o( the PTA
for this Thunday ·n1gbt
"Thia will come as a double disap.
pointment, because we won't be able to •
bear until a later date the scheduled ad-
dms by Dr. Shotwell for !he evening on
"Obsessive Guilt in Preadole8oent Gifted
Siblings."
.. We regret having to 'make thia
decisloo, but, Cl!llsider!ng !he situation
rea.lisUeally, we feel it iJ imperative to
avoid any rilka of Spreading the ... ''
''DEAR HUBBY,
"'''I've had a pleasant two-week stay
with Mother, and my only regret ls that
she has decided·not to come home with
me and spend a month with us. My sister
Grace gave birth to a baby boy Tuesday,
and ~other feels it la her duty to go to
her aDd belp1.~~e ca.re of her new lltUe
grandsOn. I miru< I'll go along wilh her
and spend a week with them, \00·
"ln case you're short o( motley, look in
our old family Bible under Deuteronomy.
1 hid it tMre for emergencies. Be sure the
canary gets plenty of water, and don't
soak his seed In gin before feeding him.
Tbat doesn't make him sing better. It
just makes him sullen. l.Alve and kisses,
FaMy."
Whose Wilderness?
"In wildness is the pres~ervatlon of the
world," Thoreau wrote. The words of the
peaceful man from Walden Pond have
become a batUe cry f o r en-
vironmentalists trying to preserve as
much as possible or the remaining
wilderness areas in the United States.
Under pressure from numerous con·
servaUon groups, Congress in 1964 passed
the Wilderness Preservation Act and gave
pennanent legal protection to some nine
rpUllon acres of untou ched land, mostly
the West. Now Congreu is again under
pressure to pass an Eastern Wilderness
Act and preserve up to n million more
acres in various states east of the
Mississippi.
• THE QUE.'iTION is, preserve lhe
wilderness for ,;ft>hom?. Groupt, like the
Siem Club alid the l'lldtmea Soc:lety
argue that wildemesl 11 an end In 111eU,
and that we must save for Mvrf gftra~
lions areas betetol«e untouChed by
humanity. They -k 11111.,..r nu'a!IC>I
terms of the "~ erperienoe'• as
a highly pcroonal aod deeply enricbllll .
90joum into places Yl'Mre few have 1one
before; 0 Poppy<.'0Ck," counters th e
timber Industry, which want.! more na-
tional fort$t land opened up for logging
to meet. the nation's growing houslng
needs.
Wil!Jam H. Hunt, Pf"ldcnl of !he
Georgla·Paclllc Corp., hM Mid: "Under
the sweaty ba ckpacks one ts most llktly
EDITORIAL • RESEARCH
to find business executives, professional
people and other white-collar workers ...
For all practical purposes, the Wilderness
experience has become a huge roadie!!
extensi6n of elitimi, barred to the man
or woman who works too hard on the job
to enjoy tbe physical demands of a
return to the coonskin cap."
BETWEEN TIIESE contending fac-
tions stands the U.S. Forest Service,
\Vblch must adMinister the vast acr~ages
at Issue and t.ry to ensure that forest,
desert ond gnt11land meet I h e con-
Dlc!lni demandi iii diverae lnlereils.
SO the wUdemus deblte continues.
"Wildemus -Whole Problem?" Is the
Iheme ol Ibe_Sierra_Club'I 13Ih blcnnlnl
wllde.r1itsi oon'ferenee Which will be held
In Boolder, Colo. 'Ille meeUna aims "10
deveJop lnnovaUve a o I u t I o n. 1 to
Wilderness problems" through 1 u c h
mean., as group dynamics and original
papers from club members. Atlendance
will be limited to promote the ln--
terchange ot Ideas and devck>p "strategy
and poUcy alternatives for futurt
wilderness proteetlon." No timber ln-
dt:3'try representatives are expected to
81ttnd.
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Citizens Can Restore the Nation ;
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To the Editor:
If all the people of this country did not
vote, there would be no Congress-no
Presidency. The people then are the real
governing force of this nation.
DUE TO the fact that many citizens
are apathetic, self-centered, too busy,
di!lillusioned or who shirk t h e i r
re.sponsibility by letting "George do it"
and those who maintain they hate politics
ind listen only to hearsay insteed of prob-
ing for what is true, the ~le are
ther.efote partly responsible f o r
\V atergate.
Now that the bearings are liking place
again and more and more ol. what bas
been happening in this country emerges,
citi.zens must rally and uaume lheir
V9llng privileges and instead ol the usUe.l
"eop.outs" take the ptoper Jnttrest. 'Ibey
must gird oo the armor and 'become !tri-
volved.
IF ~CR citizen does take the. proper
interest In voting and if he or she docs
~e small thing towards making the com-
munity or COWlll'y a better place, this na-
tion wou1d not only survive but become
greater, despite tbe recent scandals, and
would OXltinue to remain the land of the
free.
Philosophy tells us that out or
everything that is bad some good always
surfaees.
ELINOR DA VIS
011traged
To the Editor:
If Mr. Hunt's testimony as to his
personal treatment while in prison is
true, certainly this should be exposed and
stopped.
Also the Watergate Investigations are
nothing short of persecution and arc in·
human treatment.
Why isn't this taken to the courts and
the men questioned by attorneys as is
dooe for our worst criminals?
We are outraged at the process that is being used.
MAE O'HARRA
ELEN S. HUCKABEE
Year-rom1d Forfeit
To the Editor :
Re : Year round school:
Tbe teacher forreits his (her) future
trips abroad.
The mother forfeits her new liberation
be it career or college.
The child forfeits the piece of
childhood he has ~n sole owner of.
The fami ly forfeits the time that
makes the rest of the year "worth it."
The college aspirant whe> must earn
tuiUon (I was one among ntany~ forfeit s
( ...... _MAIL __ B_o_x _ _,)
Letters from readers are welcome.
Normally writers should convey their
messages in 300 words OT less. The
right to condenst letters to fit space
OT eliminate libel is reserved. All
letters must include signature and
mailing address, but names may be
withheld on request if sufficient
rea.son is apparent Poetrv will not be
published.
his degree, and his future.
Since nobody wins and everybody loses,
on surface this woul~'t seem to be what
one might call a truly "good idea."
At most it gets a C minus and it's pro-
ponents should be put back a grade and
given remedial "bonehead sociology."
RL. CLARK
rr.efers Ten11l1
To the Editor:
After viewing and reading about the
two major comedy events of the year -
Watergate and the Riggs vs. King tennis
match, I certainly prefer tennis.
. R D. HUNJ'ER
Tax Co1nple.rllle1
To the Editor :
Senator Carpenter says he hfis not
made up bis mind on the governor's tax
initiative (Daily Pilot, Sept. 20). This
seems strange In view of his definite opin·
ions expressed in the past year
regarding the kinds of issues which are
proper for the ini_tiatlve process.
IN JANUARY ol this year in a pub-
lished report Sen. Carpente r stated that,
"if the question is too complex ... the in-
itiative process is dangerous and self-
defeating ... The presentation of such
an issue to the public represents an ex·
ereise in anarchy because the people are
asked to undertake a decision when they
cannot possibly understand all the im~
plications of that decision ... "
The senator used the death penalty and
marijuana initiatives as examples of !he
type of clear-cut issues which are ap.
propriate for the initiative process and
the pollution and coastline measures as
those 'o\'hich are not.
IN 'lfA Y Senator Carpenter again ex·
pressed this viewPoint in a speech before
lhe South Coast Republican Forum,
saying that placing "massive, complex
issues on the ballot is a mi suse of lhc in·
Topsy-turvy Dog Story
In as cra1y a story about a dog as
a doglovcr. \Odil ever read, popular hu-
mortst Richard Armotlr tells a topsy·
turvy story of a dog turned master. The
title: The Stran1e Dreams of Rovt!r
Joaes, llfu!trated by Eric Gurriey (r.tc-
Graw-11111, 13.95 trade, 13.83 library,
agt• 8 Io IO).
JN ONE dream sequence alt er another.
the master. Mr. JOl'/M, becomes the roor-
!oote&r twklng, lovable pct ot Rover.
\\'ho nt1kes a p-etty good master himself.
having such thoughts as: "r-tllk -Sh.ill I
give hJm a bit more? U I do, t \~'On't have
any left for mystl!. That's the very lost
bottle or mllk on the shell."
Rover has a deliriowly dcllghtlul lime
tcachins ~tr. Jones to fetch his slipper!!",
chase the postman. sing in !'tOJ)rano lo the
pl1no, and cry to 00 ftd when 1\1.pper l!l
(THE BOOKMAN)
cooked. A delightful lime, that is, until
the dog catcher -or man catcher, as the
case may be -comes along. Then Rover
is not so sure that his topsy-tur\'y
dreams were such tun after all. A rip.
snorting story for dQRS. dog O\\Tters, dOg
lover,;, children. adults, postmen. dog
catchers ...
ti.ICJIARO Armour. the author of 47
books. 'o\Titcs this one In the l\\'isty,
playful verse "'"hich is his specinlty. Eric
Gurney, \\ho has illustr::ited doteru of
books .for young readtr~. Is a ll\'O-l!n1e
winner ol lhe National Cartoooist3' Soc.ic-
ly Award. CAROLINE l~ARKl.EROAI)
itiatlvt process." Stating that it is unfair
to expect the· electorate to do the
legislature 's work, he said, "citizens are
without access and e:rt:posure tG the same
information as is the legislature."
I agrre \\'ilh Senator Carpenter on th.i s
Issue. The upcoming tax initiative is far
more complex than the coastal initiative
and furthermore does not have the
carefully defined lifetime of the coastal
initiative "'hich created certain com-
mWion.! to do certain things by a certain
date and then go out d. existence.
'l1lE PROPOSALS in the g<Jvemor's
tax initiative (Proposition I) may be
very good and they may be very Dad.
There is much Wormed opinion on both
sides. However, tbere is little disagree-
ment that the proposals are enormously
complicated. They deal with a revolu-
tionary concept of tax law, the
implications of which the average voter
cannot be expected to WJderstand.
For this reason a1(Jle, I believe
Proposition 1 should be defeated. Tax
reform is a job 'o\'h.ich needs dolng,-:bu\
not by means of simplistic slO'gans Wfudl:.
accompany every initiative election. :;
IF OUR present elected ~.:
tatives in Sacramento have been ~·
to ~'Ork out a meaningful tax refonn pro.;: !
gram with all the illfonnatlon and ~
available to them,. perhaps it'• time ta::
look for replactimerlts. In tbe ~
I trust Seaafor Carpenter will put 11111'
support where hls mouth has been -..S
urge defeat pl Proposition I. "'7,N<1,d
,JioRCYI'HY A. Y'I
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Government Art Subsidy ~i
Shouldn't Be Necessary
In a couple of these columns I have
kicked and pouted about Senate Bill 121.
That's the little jewel by Senator Arlen
Gregcrio. D-San Mateo, tha t hikes our an·
nu.al subsidy to the California ArJs Com-
mission to more than $1 million.
I think it's a no-no. As a matter of
principle.
It's not that I'n1
against culture c.r
art -or even arl
lovers. I'll take Beet·
hoven over the Roll-
ing Stones, any day.
It's just that I do not
think it proper of
government to take
a part of Pete's earn-
ings to subsidize Paul's oboe or Paula's
OtheJIG.
1 oppose confiscation and compulsory
philanthropy. That. I suppose, makes me
some kind of a nut.
But, you artists and art lovers can
relax. I have been outvoted. SB 121 has
been passed by the legislature .
SO~E OF my conserv::itivt legislator
friends shrug off their vote for SB 121.
"Heck , it's only a million bucks."
Well, let me tell you about that million
bucks.
Jt "'ould take all of the state income
and all of the sales !axes paid by 2.659
unmarried 'o\'age-tarners at the $10.000
taxable income level to equal that million
bucks.
Or. it would take all the state income
and sales taxes of 4,444 married couples.
Or. 4.282 married couples \vith l\\'O kids.
1'hal's \\'hat it lakes tG get a million
bucks for the stale. That's "'hat It ,.,,ooJd
take 10 fund the ar1 subsidy .
TF 'fHAT'S ok.3y ,~·ith you . good. But. 1
know a bunch of hard-working mlddlc
cla~s famillics that could put their p..'lrt
of that tax dough to different u.~e . for
things such as bread and shoes and car
payments .
No"', you take dear r<!ader (;.enc
~fcNerncy of Newport Beach. lie gocs
for thAt $1 million subsidy for nrt. Says
my attiludc tribs me as R thro\\'back nnd
i;:roups me wilh OJ)Cratlng engineers, con·
~tniction "·orker1 and other assorled
th1ck·skulled hurdh8ts.
WrJJ. m11.vhe so. Rut thafs pre\ly good
company in n1y bool... Tho!'.e rcllas <Ire
building Am<'r1ca. T'd rather all \\'Ith
tbem than II bunch Of SOfl·rlome<l <'8fl-
head!t.
~f:ir's :1 Rood old gu>' lie says opera
has prOOuctd a klt of great mulilc. "And.
ti wo~ produe4!d not for nladan1e in her
( RUS WALTON J
satin gown but for music lovers ot all
eslate."
Hold it, ~1ac. Consider thls please!
FIRST, most of that great music was
produced for m.Jdames in the.ir satin
go"'m -and n1adame, or her hubbie.
paid for it. lfappily, today. most of it can
be enjoyed by just turning the radio dial.
Jn fact, it can be posseMed for a couple
of bucks at the nearest music store or
supermarket.
Second, the most popular a n d
beneficial (in terms of getting art to the
people) programs ever sponsored by the
California Arts Commission were
"Dimensions" (a traveling art show for
the blind) and "Horizons" (another
traveling shof of great painUngs by
California artists ).
1llose t\\·o projects \Vere vohmtarily
financed by private companies and in·
dividuals. No public· funds involved, bul
voluntary philanthropy, if you will.
That's the type of stuff I look for from
Gov. Heagan's so-ealled "crcat!ve socie-
ty" -not more government spending.
The ve>te on SB 121 "·as 29.-0 in the
Senale and 73-1 in the"'sscmhly. OnlJ
one legislator out of 103 refused to be a
party to compulsory philanthropy. Onl~
one!
DAILY PILOT
.RGbtrt N. \Veed, Publisher
Thomo3 Ktet.•il, Editor
Barbara Krtibich.
Editorial Page Editor
The edltorlal ~ of 1M' Daily
J"ilot ~ks to 1nfonn and «tlmulate
ft'fldcn by prnenting on this p&&t
dlvfl'R1commrntary' on topfa Gt in.
ltttst by syndicated rolumrti1t• and
c11rtoonl!!ts, by providln;; a forum for
rc11ders' \1t•.'1 and by fM'('Mntirw tnlll
-ntv.'lpapet'1 oplnlon.'f and ideu on
currvir lc¢:s. ~ editorial optmor.
of IM Oally Nlot lPfl",r only in the
edltot1a.l column at tht: mp ol the
)>alt. Opinion~ ~pt"eM.'d by t~ l'Ol-
umni1t11 and carioonlst1 and lttltt
uTilf!T'$ ~ tm-h·own and roeodorff..
rnt"nt nf their ~f:'A'll by the Dally
pt)Ot ~Id bt lnttmd.
Wednesday, October 3, 1973
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Copte1·
Crash
Probed
OAKLAND (AP)
Authorities today were fn•
vestigating the cra,,h of a
police he(icopter wbi<h plum-
meted into a parking lot, bunit
into names and killed. two of.
flcers on board.
1'1le aircraft narrowly miss·
ed a restaurant when lt 'crash·
ed Tuesday night in a light
commercial area of East
Oakland near Fruitvale
Avenue and foothill
Boulevard. Police said no
others were injured. but a few
autos were damaged by the
fire.
Police identified the vic-
tims a.s Officen \Vendell Troyer, the pilot, and David WOUNDED PATROLMAN
Guider. Both were pinned Norman Barry
underneath the wreckage.
POUCE CHIEF Charles
Gain said the men gave no in-
dication af mechanical trouble
when they radioed head-
quarters shortly before the
crash. He said the officers
were on routine aerial patrol
and were responding to a
reported robbery.
The Federa1 Aviation
Ad=mln is t-r-a t I on Is in·
vestigating.
The helicopter's blades new
off on impact and knocked
down part of a fence sur-
rounding the u noc cu pied
Fruitvale Nursery S c h o o I
Child Care center.
AN EYEWITNESS, Anthony
Remolll, aaid be heard two
loud exploSiclm as t h e
helicopter passed overhead.
He said tbe aircraft then turn-
ed toward the street.
"It exploded •hen the plane
hit tbe ground ." Renzo Iii said.
"It burst into names."
Rabid Coons
Threaten
Celebrities
l.OS ~GE LES CUPll
Henry Fon<ta and James
Stewart are among t h e
celebrities who niay have been
exposed to rabid raccoons at a
society "Beastly Ball" jeld
Sept. 21 to raise money for the
zoo. county h~allh authorities
said Tuesday.
Officials said they were ask-
ing the ball's organizers to
canvass the guesl li11t to find
out whether any of the 300 or
so who attended were bitten or
scratched. by.tbe animals. ·
"The odds are that they are
not in any kind of danger, but
we can't take chances," said
Dr. Ichiro Kamei.
Consolidation Bill
Vetoed by Reagan
SACRAMENTO (AP) proves successful, it will then
Gov. Ronald Reagan has be time to consider further
vetoed a major consolidation measures.
ol Ws Angeles..e.rea air pclh~ In reaction. ~1oretti called
tion districts. But be signed a the veto •·a tremendous set-
bill settJng up a pilot program.. back in our attempt to toughen
in mandatory vehicle smog in-the fight against smog in the
specUom. Los Angeles/ Basin. It once
. ~a veto m~sage Tuesday, • 1Jl01:"6 'indicates his (R!?3gan's)
Reapn said tbe consolidation support of the major cor-
bill'. would creoite an unneeded porate polluters in California.''
extra layer of government. He ....
s8id the vehicle inspection bill
would make sure "the tax-
payers will get their money's
worth."
Moderate
Quake Hits
Bay Area
Pot Pae~ers
3 Mexicans Die
In Borde1· Battle
• JACUMBA (llP!I -Border
patrolmen, alerted by Vietnam
tyJ)eJintruder sensors, tracked
down a human pack chaln of
~;exicans, carrying marijuana
·-mrougb the darkness Tuesday
and fought a gunbattle less
than 400 yards north of the
border.
T h re e marijuana-packers
were killed and one border
patrolman' was wounded. A
man believed to be waiting to
rece.ive the marijuana was ar-
rested
THE REST of the band,
believed to number about
seven, fled back across the
border. eluding pursuit
through the rugged, scrub-
covered mountains about 70
miles east of San Diego.
Police in Tecate, on the
f.lexiean si<!e of the ooroer.
reported capturing a man
believed to be one of . the
fleei.njJ smugglers: and said
that • three of those who
escaped may have be en
wounded by the U.S. officers'
gunfire.
The wounded officer,
Norman Barry, 31. \vas struck
in the side by-a .22-eaHber
bullet, which skimmed around
his chest along a rib. without
breaking the rib or enterlng
the chest cavity. He was
released from Scripps
Memorial Hospital in San
Diego after treatment.
BARRY SAID that elec-
tronic sensors planted along
the border had alerted the
Border Patrol Friday and
Saturday that large groups
were ill egally crossing the line
in the Jewel Valley area west
of Jacumba.
Such sensors were used in
Vietnam to detect Communist
troop movements. and have
since been brought into use
along the U.S.-Mexico border
·to detect the movements of
dope smugglers and illegal
aliens.
Monday-:night;-the°' sensors
again sowlded the alarm, Bar-
ry said, and eight patrolmen
in two cars sped to the scene.
About four miles north of the
border they found a Cadillac
parked on a dirt road with
about 500 poundi of marijuana
in the trunk, tbey said.
The driver. Felix Milanez
Morfin. a Mexican citizen, was
arrestfd.
~arijuana Supporters
Launch New Campaign
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Backers of last y e a r ' s
defeated marijuana initiative
are going to try again in 1974
to legalize the private use of
marijuana, Secretary of State
Edmund G. Brown announced.
hie, Sheila M. Delany, Thomas
E. Plante and Lawren ce
G-OebeL.
The property initiative is
sponsored by Alicita Le\vis of
Stanton, Peter J. Remmel of
Garden Grove, and Gilbert W.
Ferguson of Newport Beach.
Sinatra
Faces Snit
Brown said Tuesday that
backers of the marijuana in-
itiative have qu alified for a
new initiative petition cam-
paign. They now must collect
verified signatures of 325,SOi
registered voters to get the
measure on the ballot.
'I1le initiative would legalize LOS AJ'JGELES (AP) -A
the private-but not public -Salt Lake City businessman
use or marijuana for persons has filed a $2.S million suit
18 and older· It would also against singer Frank 'Sinatra
allow the cultivation or mari-juana for private use. But the in connection with an alleged
sale or commercial distribu-Palm Springs altercation in
tion of marijuana \Vould still which officials had refused to
be illegal. press charges for lack of
Local governments would be evidence.
empo\\·ered to prohibit· public use of marijuana and to levy The suit was filed Tuesday
fines of up to $100 for viela-in U.S. District Court by
lions. Frank J. Weinstock. who
A similar mariiuana in-asserted Sinatra and two com-iliative was rejected by a 2-1 margin last November. panions physically attacked
The consolidation measure
by Assembly Speaker Bob
~1oretti, (0.Van Nuys\. would
have created the South Coast
Air Basin Pollution Control
District and given it authority
to set up a mandatory in-
_spection program in the region
that covers all or parts of six
Official sponsors of the mari-him last 1'-1ay 5 while he and
SAN JOSE (AR;J _ A juana initiative are Michael R. his wife \\'ere in the Trinidad
moderate earthquake awaken-Aldrich, Ronald · C. Green; Hotel cocktail -lounge.-
ed sleeping residents from Eileen B. Janowitz, Corey P. Police earlier said they
Santa Cruz to the San Fran-Mason, Peter James, Frances would not press charges for
cisco Bay area early today. .-L_.-:M;;c;;De;;;rm;;;ot;;;l,;;;llo;;;113;;;Jd;;;B;;;.;;;D;;;i;;;b-;;;;;;la;;;c;;;k;.;o;;.(;;;p;;;roo;;;f;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;:---! smog-plagued counties.
''THE GOVERNOR
believes, and so do the Boards
of Supervisors of Los Angeles
and Ventura counties and the
Ventura As s ocia tion of
Governments, that it is not
prudent to adopt an ongoing
program with taxpayin g
powers when there is in-
sufficient evidence the tax-
payers will get their money's
\\'Orth in tenns of pollution
abatement," said Reagan's
press secretary, C I y d e
Walthall.
In addition to Los Angeles
and Ventura counties, the
1l1oretti bill would have con-
.l!o!idated all of Orange County
and portions of .San
Bernardino and R i v e r s i d e
counties in the new air pollu-
tion district.
\\'althal\ said the go\·ernor
reels lhat if the pilot progran1
There was only one im-1
mediate report of damage, at
the Ann Darling Bov.•!ing alley
here. v.·here the quake 'ap-
parently severed a water pipe
inside the building.
The trCn1or measured 4.25
on lhe Richter .. scale at the
University of Cali fornia
Seismographic station i n
Berkeley. Research assistant
Jerry Simila said the quake
took place at 3:00 a.m. along
the San Andreas fau lt near
1llorgan Hill. 20 miles south of
San Jose.
"Anything between 4 and 5
is considered a n1oderate
earthqua:;e.·· said Simila .
San Francisco police receiv-
ed a number of telephonC Calls
abo111 the ten1blor.
"II v•as just sort of a !!.hake.
not m11ch or anything.·· said
Officer !)011g Dun1as.
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'{Qt:. 6', NO. 276, 6 SECTIONS, 88 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OC'rOBER 3, 1973 N TEN CENTS
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Newport . Fishermen Wharf Park
-II)' 'L. Pl!:l'Ell llJllEG .... _ .........
·Newport Beach's plans !or a wharl
part OOO!plele with boardwalk alOW!d
the end o! the RhJne QJaonel in lower
N...port Bay may bring to llll end on< o!·
u"l ...... sJglits lhal slpl!eers' want to -· lt will drive the few remalnlng
Newport Jl<acb commtrc!al fishing boats
to 'pther ports, the lllbennen .userted to-
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Statwns
-Divided.
On Strike
BJ RUDI NiEDtJEIC ~ ............. .....
'Guolille .... 111 the Onmge 00..t .
today epi>eared dlwted over whether to
join· the --tervlco sta1lon ·
,trike -.ied to bqin Friday •.
·. Ol the 2S ldallom contacted by the Da~
1Y Pilot only tbret ~ed Ibey would
'Olaoo-t11e1r· stat!Gns-,,Jllle II declared
Ibey would nmalii open. Nine olben said
lhey were Ulldedded.
Hcnr ......... d the ~ boycott
w!ll be depends larply ... the -
-· of oervlce staUOIY operators, niiilt ol -said lhey 'WOO!d cloee H
-compelllcn -But' mu .lhougb Ille dlectlv.-o!
the pialine boycott is not yet ptedlc-
Uhle, llllOY comity q<ncles ... develop-tnc ~ plans !or lhe enmcb.-"-1!Jer9 are officers of . the ~ ·lllP!o1 ~ Wbo corry Jc~--111111 ' . of ~ llloj 1111111'1' J\: ::r .. ~-. u lhe..tltuati ... -... ba4 ~ ~~ 1:.:n:. Clrap~ :'ar.:a:; -......
• BOb"t:: ~de ~tr•lceo ...-lor !or Ille COUDly, lai<I! "[( the CHP. oomes to \II . we Coalcbt' handle
~ Ill but between U1 llJld Other
ml!i>J<!palltlel with 11sollne oervtces Ibey
c«iid pt by. Wt'd ...Uy have to lllarpen
our· peDd1I tboU&b." ~ added that 11 the llrib goe1
beJOnd 1m11 doyl llJld II the county's 'del!Ymeo lrom Unlm OU trt olleded,
lht county wlO have to eliminate all but
the --... of veblde1. • --~ would be bit bard by a 1u llrib ainco lhey aJao rely ... .-c1o stalloao !or luel.
"U we nao out,and the pa stations are
closed, we'ro jull out of hlcl<~' eJl)lalned
Jobli llurpby, d!Jpatcher Ice Scbaeler ~Service. .
· lllll]lllf said bis' company .dees not
lla.e·.C-· to maoldpil or county lllP'
pUe1 ud that mbulilll<el baV. already ' . !~t the gu shortage, e1pedllly at llJPll
In the llOUlb COllllty: .
"Witry "f make sure our ambulancee
. aro !UU before 5 p.m. each day. We don't
antlclj>atO_ problama tJiis -tend but the
atrlte may mean min& fewer veblcles."
Whether 101111!land aorvlce station
operaton .. -''" •trite "I! tcbiduled,
depeQlb .on the outoome ol a mass
meeting In Lot Angelei toall)IL
II the dealen volo to 1hul down, the
closjngl wouJd begin 1t 12:01 a.m. f'ri. .;. 1 M
Reaction !rom local dealen lo the
,trike ptan wu m1nd.
Bob Smltll, the Colla Mesa • Arco
dealer who held a guolioe truck ~ge
tor 1lve boUl'I Monday to -protest
wbolelale ,.. prkie lncreaaes, aald bis
gripe was with the on companiee, not the
customers.
• "!:!it.not IOlng to clolc. I don't have
~ qalmt the people who have
beell feedini me, my !amUy .and my
horse," be aald. Keo Locicharl1 a Newport ll<acb Mobil
dealer who 6pec1I to dole, said be
reallled that the pwnp Cloolnp woold not
hurt the Cost of Uvlng Cotmcll or the oil
~mpenles · but still leelJ "llOl!lelhb)B
muat be done" to lilt government price
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JUST TWO CALLs
"dLL l'}' TAKES
• One call ls all It IUet 1o aefi a car -
well, -Reall7. It tam two <Ills. · ean Ille Dally Pilot to place tbe ad and
lhea wait for the fin! call to you. 'I1!la ad
.,...ud that way:
J9'l1 BMW ll'IS. """"""' lor -... 7,000 mlla, $1495. -!-No.). .
It IOld tht car lo tbe om ·caller. You
"may be lucky etiollib I" get raulll like
.-that, too. llab the Ont call. P!lone a :Diiiy PUot Ad·•isor on the direct lloe,
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''1bls ii our last refuge in the entire
harbor," said Harokl Whitehead, who bad
been liJbtng out ol Newport ever aince ·
his father taught him bow ne8:rly 40
years ago.
Whitthead is one of a dozen old-time
fish eaptains who moor their -boal!J in
Newport Harbor but me a little corner of
the harbor between Delaney'• Sta Shanty
and the new Camiery Restaurant as a
loading~-
Thirty y.ars ago, there were IOO like
Whitehead.
Today, the dwindling fleet ties up at
the end ol the channel in tbe moming.> to
take on 'ice, transfer gear and make
repa.in. .
Some still unload their brciadblll
catches ti.ere too.
"I'm afraid this will all come to an
end, though," said BQb Hip, another life-·
long fisherman. ..
"We can' aUord to pay 13 to 13 a loot
-for slip renlll," be'aakl.
Hip said be and the others wtll likely
have to move to Morro Bay, near San
Luis Obispo.
"'lbere's alread7 about 15 boats from
Newport Beach up there now,'' be said.
Newport ~ P1tb, Beaches and
Recreation Director Ca1vin Stewart said
today he doesn' think the $85,000
boardwalk and Jandacaplng proj<Ct is
going to be aU that diaastruus to the
llsbennen.
Stewart pointed out that the numbers
of cunmercial fishermen have dwindled
to tbe point that be and the PB&R oom-
mission figured there would be enough
room for all of them to use the m
Slrffl bulkhead.
"When the Cannery Restaurant was
built they wanted to extend their
boardwalk all the way put 30th Street,"
Stewart said. "But we let them go only
part of the way so as to leave some room
for the fishing boats/' be said.
There were about rive commercial
boats tied in Rhine tl\is morning and
while Stewart said he realizes they
couldn't all get to the street-:ends, they
would be able to tie up along the
boardwalk .
''That would no doubt add to the at·
mospbere," he said.·
Stewart noted tha t the park project
still has not received City Council ap-
proval even though $40,IXXI toward the
(See FISWNG, Page I)
Spyglass Okayed
But Sc1wol Board Nixes Irvine Trade
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Newport Helic_ops Lose
Antenna; LamlS in Roof
;ii; lib .inelal rod. which plum-
.>..c111e !'kt aQd bl\JedCl!d ltsell ~:;_:~ NeWJJ9rt ~. lli>me. TileoiliJ-n;Jh.t was ldentinOcl'\ildaY.
'Die-t1.iOCJ>Jong • objeci was \he-radio
aplelina ' from · the elder ol Newport
Beadl's two police helicopters. It ·~
pa1'0lly vlbtafed loose.
: l)ariilg ,....rugbt checkout, 'the wtr ..
,. '. ' N9(e Hospitalized
1'llBB!lCK. Tex. (AP) -Nine stoll ~-llJld poycbology oraduate
studmts"'at Tetu,. Tech Universl.ty were
holpltalil.ed today alter drinking coffee
appa""1Uy made with duplicalol' fluid In-
stead ol water. University officials said
an Wudentlfied student making coaee in
the !acuJty and graduate student lounge
appareolly pict.Gup Uie,duplicato< mud
boltle lnltead of a bolUe ol dialUled water. • ·
like antenna was in place, but this mom-
hlg aa investipton pimled over It lhey
decided to checl<the chopper.
Tbe antenna, which at first was
suspected to be possibly !rom a
helicopter returning to the Santo Ana
~Marine Corps Air Station, was no longt!I'
in place .
Jotm O'Neil and hls·wife were havtng a
cup ol coffee in the !amily room of their
home at 1001 Port Kimberly Place when
it happened. _
The slender rod sbmmed into tbe rool
with a sharp crack like a rifle shot, stick-
, Ing three feet through Into the living
area .
"It really amazes me lhat something
like thLs could happen," said Detective
Sgt. Ken TbompJOD this morning.
Ironically, the mishap occurred during
a transi.Uon period in which newer radios
Hliellfg lnmdled' In 1be aircraft.. .
The newer anteru is shorter and less
.,bject to such stmo.ind vibratici0,
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By JOHN ZALLER
Of ... Dmno 'u.t 1tat1
The Newport.Mesa scboo1 board told a group ol Spyglua Hill residerlia Tuesday
lllat their children are weicome in the
Newport.-Me11 Unified Scbool District.
Al the same Ume, achoo! trustees turn-
ed down a land swap proposed by the
Irvine Unuted School District lhal would
J>ave allowed the Newport Beach cbildren
tq attend Newport ll<acb acbools.
"I Ulink we're sympathetic· to children
who have to ride the bus all the way into
Irvine Firm
Lauds State
Am-eage 'Juy
'1Yine Col!IPoOY o!ftc?ll! todaY ap-
pla-Go•"-llelgin !or lipfnl a ~llnl fl.I !nilllGn lo bu7 ~llO
ecres of coillllne between
Laguna and Cotooa, de! Mar.
Bui they pointed out It wtll not help
speed total development planl !or the
10,~acre coastal area on which they
want high rise hotels, goH colll'9ell and
private housUig tracts.
The plan which Involves moving
Pacific Coast Highway several hundred
a!1is lurther inland, lllll DWI! receive
local and state approvall, whicb the oom-
pany says i~ will try to get tn. an UDusual
!asbioo . "We are bopillg 1o get._...a1s 1n>m
tbe city, Orange Cowity and the regional
and state coaa1 oomminioners con-
currently," a company apotesman in-
dicated today.
The apoketman said that while local
and county officials have approved the
company's ooncept of lbe development,
the coastal 0>mrnlslions have not.
Once they do, and 11 they agree with
tbe ooncept as approved by the local
agencies, the specific details of the plan
will be presented \0 all agencies at the
same time so they can go over It
together.
"We hope to get the help of the coastal
(.'()mmlsslona and coordinate them and
our staff and (.'()nsultants and other
public agencies,'·' the spokesman ex·
plained.
"We wilt review the planning that's
been done to date and then move ahead
with a review and approval process as
quickly as possible," be said, declining to
guess bow long that might be.
He said the proposed relocation of
COast Highway at a cost of $6 million
wblch-1he Irvine Compeny will· !"IY i.!
vital to the plan now proposed by the
(Set COASTAL, Page I)
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Supervisors to Notify Newport Park Operators
By JACK BROBACK
01 Wit ~IY ,, ... lt•ff
Operatora ol Newport P.mes Aquatic
FID in .}feWPOrt Beach will be .Mtlfied
that they are in default or Tease pro-
vl.Siont on the Back Bay acreage, the
Orange County Board o! Supervison
Ciedded ilnanlmoualy Tuelday.
Actioo on the leate came after
~huddled with their atlomcy.
Tbe clelault is bated oo the failure of
the'Newpoit ll<acb·bated N~ Dunes
Inc. to open a restaurant, supervilon:
aald. Other lacilitles undtt the leaae.that
are . not operating include a ...marine
eervtce station, a boctt pier and 1 beach
kicker room and shower building, cowily
olllcial• said.
Through attorney Douglas Royer, the
Dunes management \llgorously protested·
the action, atatlng that the restaurant
cOncesalon was aublcasl'd and 'that the
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sublessee planned to 11pend $150,000 on
improvements but was blocked by the Cl·
ty ol Newport ll<acb.
County olficlals aald Newport llunel
lllc. will be no{ified that the county oon-
aklen it in default on the lease. 'Ibe tlrm
will be given 15 daya, llllder the terms o!
the lease, to begin corrective action, 1c-
cordlng to the Orange County Coumel's
office.
Royer saicl"the !..-fs llnandally able to carry out the· contract and wants ap-
proval O[ itl development plans 10 It CID
~ahead.
lie !hreetened a lawsuit H -the board
declared lhe.l_. ln.de!ault because, ba
said, Newport ll<acb is bloctlng. Im·
provement of the restaurant.
1be Dunes r.n~agement, which toolt
over the lease on the part ln 1972, had
proposed l81t January a mulll·mlllion
dollar improwmtnt of the facWty ln-
eluding two hotel!, rour additional
restaurants, a shopping cen~r, a theme
park w1tb rides and elhibits and parking
for 3,200 can.
County wpervlsors turned this 1'Water
World" concept down as being too oom-
mercisl and not providing enough beach
and swimming .,... !or the public.
A modlfied plan WU later turned down"
aiid laal month the county Harbors.
ll<aches and Parts CocnmJsstoo ten-
laUvely approved a third plan wblcll In-
cluded a rataurant, expanded travel
trailer areaa and expended public
beaches.
The plan was not considered by county
aupervl9on Tuesday.
Minimum rent to the county under the
current lease ls $120,()® a year. The
county reYtnue for August was flf,142 In-
cluding 14.'186 for admissions, 13,079 for
(See DUNES, Pap II
Irvjne when there are schools down the
street that could serve them,'' said
Dooald E. Smallwood, president of the
scboo1 board.
"But the proposal made by Irvine for
getting the children into our district just
doesn't make any sense," Srpallwood
said.
Smallwood and other trustees sug-
gested that, if the Spyglass Hill residents
want to join the Newport-Mesa school
system, they should petition the school 11 board directly.
'Not Frivolous' ·
'Ibat v.·ay, he said, boundary changes
could be made with fe-nst additional
complicatioos. Two weeks ago, Irvine school tru,,tees
offered to give up the Spyglass Hill and
Bren tract homes that are in the Irvine
district but ·wbicb could be served more
readily by Newport-Mesa schools.
In exchange, Irvine trustees asked
Newport-Mesa to give up the Philro-Ford
Aeronutronics plant on Ford Road.
Superintendent John Nicoll advised
trustees that th e Ford plant had an
(Set SPYGLASS, Page I)
Nixon Calls Charges
Ag_ainst Agnew Serious
'rASlllNG'roN (AP! -~dint Nix-
on aald today political corru,iloil charses
againlt Vice President Spiro T. ·AIJ>ew
"are aerious and not frivolous ." But Nb.:-
on said he bu never asked Agnew to
resign.
At the same time; lbe President ex·
pressed co~dence In Asst. Atty. Gen.
Henry Petersen's bandllng o! the Agnew
lnvesUgation.
Nlxoo replied "certalnly not" when
asked at a news conference if be had
dooeollll' <Olllinleney pl...no, Ill ftodlng
a po!Sible Agnew """"""'" Asked lf be agreed with the vice
president's assessmeot that he ii a vic-
tim of Petersen's effort to recoup
Segr~tti Claims
Nixon Ignorant
Of Dirty Tricks
WASHINGTON (API -Dona!C H.
Segrettl testified today that h e
engineered: im campaign sabotage
against Democratic presidential can·
didates in half a do7.en states on orders
from a White House aide.
But SegretU said that, so far as he
knows, President Nixon was ignorant of
his dirty tricks. '
"I have no knowledge that Mr. Nixon
knew-anything that I did," he said.
He aald that he was in (.'()nstant com·
municatioo about his sabotage operations
with Dwight L. Chapin, who wu Nixon("s
personal appointments secretary.
Segretti claimed tha t the entire
sabotage operation cost employed 11
persdq_ and "had the weight or a
feather"ill the outcome of the presiden·
tial campaign.
Segrettl told the Senate Watergate
committee that his tricks included forged
campaign literature, false press releases.
phony newspaper advertisements, stink
bombs, pickets and undercover agents
who impersonated newsmen.
He said he was hired by White House
aides, paid by President Nixon's personal
attorney, Herbert Kalmbach of Newport
Beach, and cautioned to use false names
and to hlde his llnks to President Nixon's
re-election campaign.
Segrettl said be now believes that what
he did "has no place In the American
political systems. He p a r t I c u I a r I y
apclogi:.ed for what he caned a scur-
rUlous letter sent during the Florida
primary, falsely &ecu!lng Sens. Hubert
H. Humphrey and Henry M. Jack!Ol'l of
sexual Jmproprlety.
Segretti sai d, however, that he believes
his actions have been blo'f'l1 out of pr<r
portion by the news media. nnd he said
some newsmen have made his life
miserable in pursuing the story or his
pcUUcal sabot.age.
pmtige loll in the Water<ite pnJO-ecuttons, Nixon said that Atty. Gen .
Elliot Richardson has told him neither
Petenen nQt any of bLs aides had been
the source of news leaks about the
Agnew investigation.
"If I did not approve Mr. Petersen's
handling of the investigation, he would be
JUDGE CONDEMNS AGNEW
NEWS LEAKS, Page 4 ------removed at this time," Nb: on said. ,.
Nixon, appearing relaxed and ma~g
occasional small ~kes again lll'ged that
all Americans assume~ Viet president
is innocent unless proved otherwise.
On other subjects, Nixon:
-Urged Australian Otancellor Bnmo
Kreisky to reconsider his decision to shut
down special transit facilities for Soviet
Jews en route to Israel.
Noting that Kteisky acted in the face
of terrorist demands by Arab na·
tionalists, Nixon said that "We simply
cannot have governments, large or
small, give in to blackmail by terrorist
<lrganizations."
-Said he ls "thinking in terms of
three or four months" in considering a
major trip to Europe, adding that it
could come sooner and "probably not
much later."
Saying he would not leave the country
while major legislation is pending, Nixon
reported that Secretary of State Henry
A. Kissinger told him negotiations aimed
at forging a common American-West
Euro~an pcsltion on key issues are
"v;e]J ahead of schedule."
-Said Kissinger will visit Peking Oct
(See AGNEW, Page Z)
Orange Coast
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Weather
Sunny s ki cs should preva il
through most of Thursday with
temperatures in the lower 70s along
the ocean and upper 70s further in-
' land.
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INSIDE T ODAY
.Authorities probe crash of Po-
lice helicopter in downtown East
Oakland which plummeted into
parking lot killi11g two of/1cert
on board. Ste itorv, Poge S.
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Road Wor k __ ,,. ~
On F1~eeway
,Beginning
, By GEORGE LEIOAL
Of .. °'""' Nlet ti.fl
Transfer ol a mountain ol dirt from
Tr,.ine io Se...,'JlOrl 8t'a<"h across Jilac-
Arthur Boule,·ard marks the beginttln& of
a W:-yt ar rrtt .... 11y ronstructioo pro ject.
Jrviae Publlc \\'Otts Director Brent
Muchow predicttd lhe earth fill s~urne in
the vicinity of L'"nirttSJt.1· Ori\"t and Mac-
. Arthur is "only the ti-.-gmning. ••
ln si.x ~1!:in' timt tht state Dtpart-
ment ol Transponauoo will have fC-
oompHshed ID rougbly Ibo following
order:
-Re.JocatW;m.(lf MKArtlw Boule\•ard
to a net1,. aligNnent parallel to bu! eas1 of
the' p~nt high'l"?IY. Earth bti:ng ffiOOV·
ed hun UC lrviDe bills ""' Bollila Can-
}'00 Road and M.icArtbur will create the
new right ol 11111..\.· on •·bid! airport-to-
beach tralftc may tra\"d within l\\'O or
three years.
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By JOHN ZALLER or .. o.llY PIMt IMH
The Newport-Mesa UnlOed SCbaol
Board paved the wi/f Tlleaday !or sale of
45 acres .of vacant 11Cbool land to COsta
Mesa for use as parks by declal'ing
formall y that tbe property ii IUrp\tlS'
1be unanimous actkle seemed to caear
the last rematotng questlooa lbobt the
city's offer to buy the sites. Even
WJlllam St. Clair, an outspoken criUc of
the purchase, indicated i fter the meeting
that he was partly aatlsfied with the
board action.
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Wessed value of $9.3 million and
brought tbe di•lrlct llSD,000 · ID tu
revenue each year.
5dlool al1lc!lla said the land con now bt
IOld as JOOrl aa ~ Mel. ls able to find
buyers for the bonds authoriied in Us re-
cent park bond elect.Jon. ·
Scliool olliclals ~~.~")i expecled the
fair market value 0. the foor Pl""'' ol
property to ho about Sl1nilllon. ·
1be four school sites now set tO become city parks: :
-A 13-acre and a liHcre pared op
Estancia Boulevard near F a i r v J e .,,
Regional Part. ;
-A five-acre site on. Tanager Drive
near the Costa Mesa Country Club.
-A l~aet:e site between the Larwin
and Mesa Woods tracls north ol tbe San
Diego freeway. The ~lied Wakeham
sire b on Smalley Street just S>lrth ol
Sunflower Street.
Prior to Tuesday's action, there was no
assurance that the diltrict actually was
willing to sell the sires. -Embankment ol the dirt f i I t
necessary to suppon lhr Corona del lilar
Freeway as it crosses the peat bogs
which ooct 9i't:te Upper Newport Bay
m.-S.
-A full year's n iting for the freeway
base to settle or "compact''.
--Construction ol the freeway lanes,
some ol which will cover old P.facArthur
Boulevard.
Two Fm·ees ·in Motion
The 320 Spyglass and Bren homes, by
contrast, would have a value of just $5
miWon and wouJd produce ooly about
$250,000 In !'!venue, he aaid.
Further, Nicoll pointed out, the.homes
would produce an esttmaled 300 children
to he educated. The Fon! plant producea
no children.
"People assumed during the part bond
campaign. that it was 100 percent sure we w~ going to sell the site~" said Donald
E. Smallwood, president o1 the llChoo1
board, after the meeting. ·
"I don't know who wu JlJttlng mt tbit
information, because It wasn't us. Until
tonight, there was 00 formal fiDding that
-Creatioo of a oetwort of bridges to
carry free...,•ay and the new Mac Arthur
Boulevard traffic over the San Diego
Creek which presently flood5 the north-
south artery virtually every time it rains
in Irvine.
This aerial photograph of Newport Beach's famous
Wedge, a bodysur!ers' mecca at the end of the Bal·
boa Peninsula, shows how the spot got its name.
Ocean waves bo unce off the rock jetty, forming a
secondary wave which meets the main wave in the
middle, creating a peak or 'wedge. '"""Tb.is wedge is
what surfers term the ultimate in wave riding be-
cause of its steepness and speed.
u1 cannot advise you that such a trade
would be Jn tbe best interest of the whole
Newport-Mesa district," Nicoll told
trustees.
lhe sites really· were atrpl&ts. 1• ~
During the meeUng, former Colla
Mesa city councilman WlWam st. C1air
argued that Costa Mesa voters were Im·
properly being asked to buy the iDnd
twice, once for us as ICbool silel!I and
once for part sites.
Muchow noted he'll be asking -city
councilmen to approve an agreement
with the state to add to the gigantic
· freeway project a path for bicycles to get
throUgh the maze.
Presently, the Newport Beach and
Jrvlne bite trails coonect at the Univeni·
ty Drive-MacArthur intersection.
In order to allow cyclists to coot.lnue to
get through the ID!mhaoge, Muchow is
seeking a $2,000 expenditure as the city's
share of the cost of the bike trail link.
Since the route was first approved by
cotmty supervisors in 1962, the Corona
del 11-Jar Frttway has involved a plethora
of concerns beyond provision ol bike
trails, however.
The short freeway segment was to
have linked th... San Diego Freeway with
the now~unct Pacific Coast Freeway.
An interchange near Soath Coast Plaza
awaits COMection to the freeway.
Portions under construction presently
tnvolve only the area near Bristol Street
(fonnerly Pal~ Road} and Orange
County Airport as well as the Upper Bay
landfill.
The future of the entire pro}ect is in
question once more since questions were
.. raised about the enviromnental impact
"'~ !iled by the state .
l
Frot11Pagel
DUNES ...
boat sli ps aod lockers and $1,066 on .Ille
traUer park.
Supervisor Ronald Caspers recalled
tha t he wanted to foreclose on the
previous leMee, Col. D. H. Byrd of Tex·
as. in 1971. "But we let these new people
come in. take over the lease and are of·
From Pagel
AGNEW ...
2£.29 and visit Japan on the same trip at
a time still to be announeed.
-Said no timing has been set for a
~dential visit to Japan but that he
has agreed to go there by the end of next
year.
-Declared· he will make no decision
on whether to make a pre-convention en·
dorsement of potential R e p u b 11 c a n
presidential candid ates in ,1976.
Nixon said he did not want to support
or oppose anyone "until lbey have been
~-tried on the field of battle" in ptimary
elections. He said aperienCe shows that
some seemingly strong candidates "can't
hit big league pitching."
-Declined to 1ake sides in a debate
over whether the nation's unemployment
goal s~d be 4 or 5 pereent, saying the
important point is to put as many people
to work as possible.
Oil!lcusslng the Agnew matter, Nixon
said he believes the action Agnew has
takoo in saying he would not resign even
if indicted "is an altogether proper one."
While noting that he has taken the posi·
lion that any indiced member of the
\Ybile House stall would he dismissed,
Nixon . saJd the vice president's position
as an official elected by the eil.tire nation
is different and that any such decision
"is for him to make."
At another point, Nixon said: "I have
never asked him to resign ... thil!I matter
is one for him to decide."
On three occasions, Nixon said Agnew
has personally told him he is innocent Qf
any \fJ'Ollgdotng.
rering them nothing but an invitation to Cause of B1 _:_ ~ _ bankruptcy," he dlclared. ~
"The question is what is the Dunes for ~
and wttat do we want to use it for," said
Supervisor David L. Baker. "It is ob-At Coast Home
Yiously under-utilized."
Baker said the supervisol'3 should defer ...
action on the default ootic. and still u ncertain personally visit the site.
Cor n Sold to China
WASHINGTON (AP ) -An Agriculture
Department ofricial admitted Tuesday
the possibility tha t China bought an ad·
diUonal 120 million bushels of U.S com.
but says he can't confirm ttte rumored
sale. Richard E:. Bell, depuly assistant
secretary ror international affairs and
commodity pr()flrams, said it was possi·
ble the sale was made.
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No cause has been determined yet for
a $100,000 blaze that destroyed one home
in Newport Beach Tu~ay.
'J'he .\Villiam Bertuleit home at 46
Balboa Coves must be gingerly shored up
\vith timbers before fire specialists can
begin picking apart the interior, they
said today .
Firemen arrived at the bayfront home
about 4:4a a.m. Tuesday. They found
flames raging throughout the interior,
although the occupants had already
escaped safely.
A team of 20 Newport Beach firemen,
plus reinforcements from Costa 11-fesa
and the Count~ Fire Department battled
the blaze, narrowly saving on : of two ad·
jacent homes that also sustained
damage.
A fireboat from the Orange County
Harbor Department also responded, pull·
ing up in front of the bayfront residenets
to offer assistance.
The Bertulelts were awakened by a
crackling noise and the smell of smoke.
Flames were raging toward the
do\\Tistairs rear of the home, somewhere
around the fireplace.
Fire Capt. Sam Anderson said the
family has been given a place to stay
with friends.
F logging Due
For Adulterers
BEIRUT (UPI) -The Libyan ruling
Re\'Olutlon Command Council b as
adopted nogging as the form of punlSh-
ment for adultery, a government an·
nouncement said today.
The announcement, broadcast by
Tripoli Radkl. said the d«:h.kln 'was
t1tken "bec8use of tht wish of the
~toslem people of Llbya for such punlsh·
nient."'
Libya, under its leader Col. Moemmar
Khadafy, has abolished most clv ll laws
and iubstltultd thern with J.slamlc Jpw'
as dictated by the Koran, Uic Moslem ho-
ly book.
Coast's Kill-for-hire U accepted as offered, It would mean
an eight-cent per $100 dollar aaseaed
valuation tax hike for every property tax
payer in the Newport.Mesa district. To
the -owner ol a $111,DOD home,· that would m.an about 11 per year, Nkloll Mid.
St. Clair contended tbel any flmd•
received from sale of the acbool sites
therefore should go directly to tu relief
ol voters In the old Coota Mesa el..,.,,.
tary sd>ool clJstrlcl -wlllcb ortglnally
bougbl the laod -and DOI · to benefit
votera ol the new Newport-Mesa diltrlct
as a wh:lle. ·
Jury Pick Get,s Delay
. -
"I'm oot aure bow lrvtDe came up -with
this proposal," said Tnlstee Arthur F.
Tbompooo. "It doesn't ~ equity
or even logk:.".. . -Jury selection in the Orange County
conspiracy to ldll trial of former Newport
Beach attorney Michael Kester Rem·
ington was delayed today while his two
defense attorneys·put on evidence sup--
porting a new motion for dismissal of th e
charges.
Sl1perior Court Judge James F. Judge
agreed to hear testimony designed to
back the argument of Newport Beach at·
torney Robert Green that a number of
tape l1!CO!dings held by the prooecuUon
are questk>nable and inadmissible.
Pre-trial arguments today centered on
the cootacts between key prooecutlon
witness Gary Rollo, 21, and Remington,
33, shortly~ore and immediately after
Remington s booked last May 31 on
charges of · acy and soliciting the
com.mll!lsion of a murder.
It is alleged that Remington -planned
the killing. o( a number of witnesses and
plaintiffs ih Cl.vii actions: that dted his
financially a-ippled vending maclllne
companr as defendant.
Newport Beach
Parks Decision
To Subcommittee
It I! also lilleged tbot he hired men -
scMduJed to appear as pl'03f.Ctltion
witnesses.to carry out those assignments.
Remlngton, a partner in a Fullerton
law firql , was in tbe court.room with his
lawyers this morning for pretrial
arguments. He is free on $200,000 ball.
Prmecutor Robert Chatterton said
RoUo, a karate expert who played a num· ~
her or bit parts in the "Kung Fu"
televisioo series, is also on call and will
likely he used whoo the actual-trial
starts.
Grem and ........-William ManbaU
Morpn told Judge Judge they also will
argue otber motions and aimed at
further restricting p!'.<lle<:Utioo evidence
before a jury goes into tbe·box.
It seemed llkely that motkm will take
up the two dayo remalning this week and
the trial and the jury selection will
not begin helore Monday. ' •I
Reagan Vetoes
105 Measures
H......r, after Sapl. Nicoll _reported
that Andenen elementary aod UncolJ1
mtdd!e_,_-.oold aboorti the 1ncmse
of students from the area, trustees in--
dicated they would he willing ID accept
them.
Nicoll said t!Jat II the restdento of the
area petitioned the achool board ~u.ctty,
it might be pnssible to accept tbe new
<lllldren without giving up the Ford
plant. ,, _ ~
'"!'hell I lee! we sbauld tab no acUon
unm the residenta ren 111 formally that
they either do or do not want to healme a pert of oor district," said Trustee
Orville Amburgey.
l'Nt!f P .. el
FISHING •••
However after Smallwood responded to
these charges, SL Clair said: "Well, you
just shot me down. I wlab I had heard
this earlier. It would have aaved a )ot of
trouble."
St. Clair was an outspoken opponent of
the parks bonds in the recent election.
In response SL Clajr's crlUclam,
Smallwood made two main points.
Yu-st, the board president said, the
· dliti1ct -OOuld not use the money from
sale of the four sites to pay off C4st.a
Mesa voters' debts on other school lites
because -sites bad been peid !or 00 "unrecallable bonds." In other wOrds,
Smallwood said, although voters ol the
old Costa Mesa elementary district owe
about 14. I million OD bondJ !or l<hool
sites; the people wbO bald --wlll nol'ocoept prematuio paymem.
Second, Smallwood aakt, the dtstrtct coald'... funds from sale or Ille four
c0!1 bu llroadt been •-lilted by stl<l'-IO"JJIY ott tbe d<llf of eoota'M,..
the County of Orani• umi,J.11tt ted0111I Vot...-to lhe ·stat.-l<hool ~ luDd,
!Unds but he said such .payment would he """"""' ablrlnc . "completely rume aod wouldn't .save
'lbe flsbennea said they were 1'ver Costa Mesa voten anytblni. ''
cootacted when the plani ror -tbe park Thq reUOll, Smallwood Aid, la that no
were be.Ing drawn up, however. ma tter what the district does, Closta
Whitehead eiplalned the very --Mesa la still going to owe tile atate
plicated problellll!I facing con111lffdal money at the end of ~ years. But 1ince SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. the state lorglv,. ocbaol building debts
Ronald Reagan had the last word in fishermen tod8)'. that run over 30 years, Smallwood aa.kl,
his year-long battle with lbe 1973 "Because of the decimated fish popula-the amount of unpaid balance left at the
Leg:lslature, vetoing 105 bills in a lion, fishermen have bad to go to bigger end would be meaningleu.
slngle day. (Rclate:d stories, boats so they can go further," be said, "~ is no way we can UH the
Newport Beach Park, Beaches and Pages 5, 22 and 27) noting he fished well up into Canadian money {(om sale of these lites to lower
Recttatkm commissioners Tuesday night That was more vetoes than some the tales of voters in the old Colta Mesa
I · ued · waters this year. 1 ....... --!..--• ..1 : ...... ·c1" Small-• were unable to decide how many parks pas governors lSS m 8 year. ~':'.en .... ,. flWUUI ™' , W1NU. Reagan also signed UIB bills "And if they take any more area away
Newport Beach sOOuld have. Tuesday as the cleared hlJ dest of Crom us there just"WOD't be room fOI' the Smallwood explained after tbe ineeting
Co1JU11issioners, reviewing the Open the last of the bllzzard of bills pass· boats," he said. that "we've been trying to get Ulil ln-
Space and ~on Element of the ed in the Legislature's marathon He said the swOrdfisb mercut1 1C1.re a fonnaUoo out of the county Department
G<neral Pian, sent tbe parks standard all-ntgbt final session back oo Sept. couple o1 yean back added to their of Education !or ween. I would bavo mu. olf to a subcommittee alter re-II. troUhlea. ma1<1ng many ol them MV8)llP releaaecl It earlier, but I jult found out
viewing It for about two boun and de-their boat& for albacore. about .It th1/J afternoon."
ciding It was taking up too much time. I ~~;;;;;;;~~~;;~~~~~~~~i!i~~~~iiiii======~;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil The apparent stumbling block is the j
potential cost of Implementing whatever
park standards are approved.
Calvin Stewart, PB&R director, ex·
plained that the commission is undecid-
ed on whether areas like bay beaches,
view parkll, and natu re parks should be
included in ca1culating the city standards
of two acres of parks per 1,000 population.
JI they are, Stewart said, the:! city would
now have 1.6 acres ol paru for Its 55,000
people. If not, however the city has onl y
one acre.
The dllierences will really he noticed
howt!ver, when the city tries to come
up to standards when it baa 90,000 per·
sons in 1990. -
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COASTAL ....
com pany and endor3ed by the State
Parks and Beaches Departments.
The funds for land acquisition okayed
by Governor Reagan Tuesday include
about 1.200 acres of Moro and Los Tran·
cos Canyons which would become part of
the state parks system.
Irvine Company president Raymond L,
Watson said today that he considers the
approptiation of funds to be timely and
in the public interest."
It's hard to conceive of any plan that
would not assign a high prklrity to the
public use and ownership of the beach
;ind park lands whicb have already been
ident.lfled by public agencies," Wataoo
oald.
''The •ppn>priatlon will enable plan-
nm, both public and priv1tc, to proceed
with the undera tandtng that the 11811 bu •&reed to fund Its commlttmeobl to terve
thls public Inter"~" he "id.
The approprl.aUon wtU aJIO cover
certain bluff top parcels along the 3.S.mlle
stretch of ta!nlC beach that would be In-
tended to al low publlc accesa from the
highway to the beach front.
"They wlll piote<1 the Integrity and
conUnul\y of the uae," the o>mpany
l!Pol<esm•n added.
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• DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PA.G E
Airport N.ot a Tool ....
What tppeared to be a mutually beneliclll agree·
ment between Newport Beach and Costa l!esa Interests
has bogged down In •U•pitjon and m~erstandlng.
The propoied agreement beL-the tlty QJ New·
port Beach and the Costa Mesa County Water District
would have straJgbtened out Some wobbly boundaries
and resolved several questions Of which water supplier
shOuld service certain areas. '
Fa;r one thing, tt wOuld have· eased tensions over
water service in the Versailles apartment area -sourte
of a threatening legal action -by giving Newport the
wate\ business there. Costa Mesa t.&en agreed to pro-
vide wJter inside a Newport condominium development
near the Santa Ana River.
Staffs from the city and the water district had the
agreement in type and the Newport city council was
scheduled to take action last week. But after on-the-
agenda, o~f-the-agenda.. on,-tbe-agenda maneuvers, it Was
altered before the vote was taken and Costa Mesa water
officials considered the alteration significant.
The point ol contention seemingly was the Orange
County Airport property. It is inside the Costa A.1esa
County Water DistriCf boundaries and is presently being
serviced by the district. Newport presumably had no.
argument with that arrangement -but reportedly did
not want it spelled out in the agreement in order to pre-
serve a "sphere of influence" claim on the airport.
The airport is· in unincorporated, county territory.
Interests in both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach have
discussed ~nnexing the property. lt!s an open se.~ret
in fact, that Newport sees such an .annexation as a means
of exercising control over the airport, its flight patterns,
flight frequencies, noise levels and the like.
Two points are in order:
dl!lenmces should be re!Olved sw!ltly. It they are no~ It
Is euy to see the build-up of another arena of animosity
between th,e two commuruties.
There are, literally, scores oJ areas in which Costa
Mesa and Nriport could be working for mutual benefit.
The water agreement was a hopeful sign that some alm
as being taken in that direction.
If lt falls apart. citizens of both cities can look for·
ward'to another wearying period of distrust and inaction
on mutual problems.
Apartment Rollback
Newport planning commissioneri took initial steps
last week to roll back apartment density zoning in the
clLy. .
First victims of the commission's tough new outlook
on apartments were two pieces of land on Pacific Coast
Highw:iy. On p 66-acre ~arcel adjoining Jamboree Road
and the hl~hway, density was reduced from 15 to 6
dwelling units per acre, virtually requiring single-family
homes. On an eight.acre parcel on MacArthur Boule-
vani, wnlng was cut to a ·range of 6 to 15 units per acre.
It already is difficult for the non-affluent to aflord
to live in Newport Beach, and the commission's
a:ction would restrict housing opportunities for moderate
income people 6till further.
There are good reasons Ior the commission to hold
off on a rollback on apartment density zoning.
Many of the properties that remain to be acted upon
are part of planned community developments that were
long ago approved· by the city. Property owners there-
fore "bav_e some right to continue relying upon those
approvals. ~
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-No city -not Newport, not Costa Mesa, not
Santa Ana -should annex the airport. It belongs to the
county and properly belongs to county authority. It
should never become tool for one city to use against.
More importantly, the remaining apartment density
zoning lies inland, away fro m the Crowded conditions
or older portions of town. Proper planning for these
inland areas requires attention to all elements of growth,
not simply an arbitrary exclusion of all apartments.
th th " ,. 'There must be a better deliverv sV!ltem an is.
other cities. __ l. _ -The proposed agreement between Newport -and
the Costa Mesa water district is a good one and any minor
Letters -We
Don't Expect
To Receive
( HAL BOYLE -)
Excerpts from letters we'd like to get
but the l>09t}nan rarely brings:
"We are lawyers representing the late
Miss Horterise Mc Wherry, whom yau
probably remember as the lovely red-
haired girl who jilted you in high school.
Later she came to regret bitterly the
shabby way she had treated you, and or-
ten said it was the biggest mistake of her
lifetime, because s~
COtlld never hope to
attract another man
a5 fine al you.
"In time she bE came a reCluse and
kept a caodle lit un-
• der the high school
yearbook picture of
you she pasted on
"er bedroom wall. To
shorten a long story, she died last week.
still munnuring your name as tears rolled ·
down her cheeks.
"lier will bequeaths you half the
money in her father's residuary' estate.
Your share comes to $500,000. Would you
like us to send it to you In bills of large
or small denominations?"
DEARJIM,
My wife tellJ me that your wife told
her that you were moping because you
felt you bad made a first-<!lass fool oi
yourself at our oocktail party last Fri-
day.
Nonsense, old man. You were the life
of the party. lt would have laid a great
big ostrich egg except for tbe fun you
provided. AD the guest.! were crazy about
you.
Don't worry about the noor lamp. It
has be en broken at least five times
be fore. and anyway Marge and I only
paid $8.75 for it when we bought it at a
rummage sale back in 1949.
Incidentally, we want you and your
Dear
~loomy
Gus
How about saying that whichever
dty annexes the Orange County
Airport will also have to have .the
llijhL pattern Tlaodlngs and take-
offs) within its boundaries?
I M.W.
G1-IY Otn ctll!INl!h -1ubrnltted Irr nH1n .... M 11M --t1ty l"lfl«I tlll ,._ "' .... ......._. ~ ~ Ht
_.... t. G.._., 0-. o.I" Pli.t.
wife back l\_t. a pa.rtf we're having a week
from nezt', Fridaf. Brina: your bongo
drums a~, 111 get out my mandolin, ~nd we'l.I MOw the,ganti:.real foot-stomp-
mg music. 1 ~ ~ ~ , · 1 "See ya, Buddy.
• {&ck"
"BECAUSE \! mild nu epidemic,
our executive 'p)mmlttee has decided to
cancel the mot1ttiJy meeting of the PT A
for th1s 'lbursday night.
"Thia will ~~ as a double disap-
pointment, because we won't be able ~
hear until a ·laLer date the scheduled ad-
dress by Dr. Sbot\-ell for the evening on
"Obseoslve Guilt tn Preadoleo<e11t Gifted
Siblings."
"We regret having to make this
decision, liut, ClOllSiderlng the altuation
realistically, we feel it Is imperative to
avoid any rbb of spread~ the ..• "
''DEAR HUBBV . ,~. -
"I've had a pleasant1 ~w~-week atay
with Mother, and my ontyJregret is that
she baa decided not to CfCe 'home with
'me and spend a month wiih'us. My sister
Graoe gave bir!h to a baby boy Tuesday,
an<l Mother feels it is her duty to go to
her and help take care of her new little
graodsoo. I think I'll go along wttb ber
and spend a week with them, too.
"In case you're short of mo~. look in
our old famlly Bible under Deuterooomy.
I hid it there for emergencies. Be sure the
canary gets plenty of water, and don 't
soak his seed in gin -before feeding him.
That doesn't make him sing better. It
just makes him sullen. Love and kisses,
Fanny.'' I
Whose Wilderness?
"In Wildness Is the preservation of the
world,'' Thoreau wrote. The words of the
peaceful man from Walden Pond have
become a batUe cry f o r. en-
vironmentalists trying to preserve as
much as possible of the remaining
wilderness areas in the United States.
Under pressure from numerous con·
servaHon groups, Congress in 1964 passed
the Wilderness Preservation Act and gave
permanent legal protection to some nine
million acres or untouched land, mostly
the West. Nov; Congress is ogain under
pressure to pass an Eastern Wild erness
Ad. and dt'eserve up to a mllllon more
acres in varjous sta tes east or the
Mississippi.
TIJE QUESTION ls, preserve the
11/ildemess for whom? Croups like the
Sierra Club and th! Wilderness Society
argue that wilderness ii ao end bl kltlf,
and that we must save for future gener11·
lions 'irea11 Mfftofore untouched by
humanity. They R>CO~ tn almost mystlcnl
terms of lbe "Wildemet:s experience'' as
a highly pe,...nal and deeply <Drichtni
sojoUm Into place& where few have 11one
before. "Poppycock," munten the
timber industry, -M>Jch wan ts more na-
tional forest land opened up for logging
to mtet the nation's growing housing
nee<ls.
William H. Hunt. pmtdent o! the
0...-gia-PAC!fic Corp., ha> said: "Under
the sweaty backpacks oneo IS most ~ktly
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH--
to find business executives, profeSsional
people and other white-collar workers ...
For all practical putpOses, the wilderness
experience has beoome a huge road.less
extension of eliUsm, barred to the man
or woman who·works too hard ori the job
to enjoy the physical demands of 1
return to the coonskin cap.". '
BETWEEN THESE contending fac-
tions stands the U.S. Forest Service,
which must administer th~Yast acreages
at issue and try to ensure that-fores t,
desert and grassland meet t h e con-
ructtng demands ol diverse Interests.
So Lhe · wiktemeSll debate ""'tlnuos.
"Wilderness -·wi-Problem?" Is tbe
the\ne at the Sierra Club'• llth bttnnl•I
wilderness conference which wtll be held
in Boulder, O>lo. The meeUng aims "to
-develop innovaUve 1 o I u tJ.o na to
wildmtcu problems'1 through 1 u c h
mc<W: tts groqp dynamics and original
paj)ers from club memben. Attendance
will be limited to promote the In-
terchange of Ideas and develop "itrategy
and Policy altern atives for future
wtldemm P""ection." No Umb<r ln-
dl:.Ytry representatives are expected to
•ttend.
N
Responsibilit9 Must Be Shared . .
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Citizens Can Restore the· Nation
To the Editor:
If all the people of this oountry did not
vote , there would be no Congress-no
Presidency. The people then are the real
governing force of this natlon.
DUE Tb the fact that many ciUzens
are apathetic, self-centered, too busy,
disillusioned or who shirk t h e i r
responsibility by letting "George· do it"
and those who maintain they hate politics
and listen ooly to hearsay instead ol prob-
ing for what is true, the M le are
therefore parUy responsible f o r
Watergate.
Now that the hearinp are taking place
again and more and more of what has
beell ha~g in this eotmtry emefies, 9uzens must rally and ~ their
.toting privileges and iitstead of the usu.al
. '/cop.outs" take the proper>lnterest. They
must gird on the armor and become in-
volved.
' IF.EACH citizen <ioes take the proper
interest in voting and if be or she does
ooe small thing towards making the com·
rnunity or COWJ.try a better place, this na-
tion would not only survive but become
greater, despite !be 'recent scandals, and
would allltinue to remain the land ol the free.
Philosophy tells us tbaL oot of
everything that is bad 90Dle good always
surfaces.
ELINOR DAVfS
What of Shoppers'!'
To the Editor:
The current ·proposal of Councilman
Howard Rogers of Newport Beach to ban
all automobile traffic, including Balboa
PeninsuJa residents, on the Balboa
Peninsula fpr a period ol as long as a
year doesn't make any sense at all.
WE WONDER if' J;~ Rogers has con-
sidered bow his wife would manage to
get he!-shopping bags home via a
min ibus, especially if she shops farther
from her home than a local Balboa
market fac:Ui!y . If she has more than two
bags to handle she would probably need
to make two trips and pay lour bus fa res.
It doesn 't make much sense either that
he doesn't seem to be aware that traffic
congestion on the Peninsula is caused by
transient drivers and visitors, not local
residents. Right oow is a good time to
make that observation.
IF MR. ROGERS i3 !erious, he un·
doubtedly is in for a lot of unfavorable
rejlction from Balboa Peninsula women.
_especially those who U\re .out on the
Peninsula Point, where he and J.frs.
Rogers live.
ERIC A. EGGE
Private lll9l1tcqy?
To the Editor:
Please pass th.is solution on lo the
Irvine Company so they may solve their
noise problems near Promontory Ba y.
Without changing the windows -or
even additional insulation -all they
have lo do is relocate the Coast
Ilighwny.
They were able to reloca~ Bayside
Drive, \\!hy not the Coast Highway? 1'he
result of tho Bayside Drive deal already !>A• resulted In ooe deaLb and severe boy
j>ollutioo.
AJJO, by dosing the Coast Highway and
aldng it a private road, the added lraf ..
fie created by this complex would he
taken care or.
G. MINER
Like• fo Bike
Tn the Editor:
ft seems to me that th e need for
bicycling Is not getting enough attention
in r~latlon tO the gas problem. 1, for one.
would be delighted to use my bike for er·
rands l n Costa Mesa and Newport Beach.
( MAILBOX )
Letters from readers are welcome.
Normally writers should convey their
messages in 300 words or less. The
right to condett.se letters to fit spatt
or eliminate libel ia rt.served. AU
letters muse inclli<U rignature and
mailing address, but names may be
withheld on request if sufficient
reason is apparent. Poetru will not be
published.
and I would prefer to, Bur there is no
safe rout e · along Palisades Road nor on
the Coast Highway.
Jamboree has a beautiful bike trail all
the way to the Coast Highway. Why can't
we have more useful routes like that one
sooner? Routes on main streets wouldn't
be just for pleasure, they would and
should be used by everyone capable of
riding a bike. What better way to keep
one's health and conserve the gas! (And
also not have to pay for It!)
LOIS DUITMAN
Crfticbm llnfair
To the Editor:
Your article. j"12 New po rt·Mesa
Graduates Indict Education," in tbe 'Sept.
24 issue, states that the Newport·Mesa
Unified School District report is based on
the class of 1972 and indicates that two-
thirds cf the graduates plan to continue
their education at least through four
years or college.
THE ARTICLE also states that only
five percent of the 1972 graduates believe
their education helped them "a great
deal" in preparing.for "a sell-supporting,
productive life."
That two-thirds of the students have
the necessary credentials · to cootinue
their education in careers of their choice
makes the s percent indictment figure
questionable to me.
ALSO, since &hese student.! are our
future doctors. lawyers, teachers, scien·
lists. business men and women, and
journalists, the outside "-'orld is many
years ahead ol them and lo use data
from the 1972 class is meaningless.
To indicate that students indict enduca· uoti is unfair from the data presented. -
SID SHELTON
Tax Complexities
To the Editor:
Senator Carpenter says he has ool
made up his mind on the governor 's tax
initiative (Daily Pilot, Sept. 20). This
seems strange in view of his definite opin-
ions expressed in the past year
regarding the kinds of issues \\'hich are
proper for the initiative pr~ss .
JN JANUARY of this year in a pub-
Ii.shed report Sen. Carpenter stated lhRt,
"if the question is too complex ... the in·
itia!.)ve process is dangerous and seU·
defeating ... The presentation or such
an issue to !he pubUc represents an ex·
ercise In anarchy because the people are
asked to undertake a decision when they
cannot poalbly unde~tand all the im-
pllcatlons of II hat decision ... "
The senator u..~d the death penalty 11nd
marijuana Initiatives as exampl es of the
I~ of cle&l'<\lt issues \\'bi.ch are ap-
propriate for the initiative process and
the pollution and coastline measures as
lhosc which are not.
IN J\tAY Senator C.'\f1)Cfltcr again ex·
pressed this vlcv.1polnt In a speech before
the South C:0..1111 Republican f OnJm.
saying !hat placing "massive, complex
issues on the baltol Is a mlstl$C. of the In·
.
itlative process." Slatin( that it is unfair
to expect the electorate to do the
legislature's work, he said, "citizens are
without access and exposure to the same
infonnation as is the legislature."
I agree with Senator Carpenter on this
i.ssue. The upcoming tax initiative is far
more complex than the coastal initiafive
and furthenhore does not have the
carefully defined lifetime of the coastal
initiative which created certain co:n-
mis.skm to do certain things by a certain
date and then e:o out al. ezisteoce.
THE PROPOSALS in the governor's
taz initiative (Proposition I) may be
very good and they may be very bad.
There is much informed opinion m both
sides. However, there is 11Ule disagree-.
ment that the proposals are enormous)y
complicated. Tbey deal with a revolu-
tionary concept of tax law, the
implications of which the average voter
cannot he expected to undentand.
For this reason alone, I believe
Proposition I sOOuld be defeated. Tax
reform is a job which needs doing.-but-
not by means of simpli.!itle slogam ""1dl
accompany every initiative election. ;. IF OUR present elected ~;
talives in Sacramento· have been unabli
to work out a meaningful tu: reform ~
gram with all the inlormatloo and atoll
available to them, perhaps it's ttme. ta:
look tor replacemmts. In tbe mean~•
l trust Senator Carpellter will put
support where bis mouth has been -tlllf1
urge defeat al .Proposi.tioo I. "' •
· • DOROTHY A. YQl!ll
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Govern1ne11t Art Subsidy :
Shouldn't Be Necessary
In a couple of these columns I have
kicked and pouted about Senate Bill 121.
'Ibat's the little jewel by Senator Arlen
Gregorio, !).San Mateo, that hikes our an·
nual subsidy to the California Arts Com-
mission to more than.$1 million.
I think it's a no-no. A!!. a matter of
principle.
It's not that l'n1
against culture c..r
art -or even srt
lovers. I'll take Beet·
hoven ovP.r the Roll·
ing Stones, any day.
It's just that I do not
think it 1,>fOper of
government to take
a part of Pete's earn-
ings to subsidize Paul's oboe or Paula's
Othello.
I oppose confiscation and compulsory
philanthropy. Tha t. I su ppose, makes me
some kind of a nut.
But, you artists a'ld art lovers can
relax. I ha ve been outvoted. SB 121 has
been passed by lhc legislature.
SO;\-JE OF my conservali~ leg islator
friends shrug off their vote for SB 121.
"}leek, it's only a million bucks.''
\VeU, let me tell )'QU about that mil!ion
bOcks.
It would take all of the state income
and all of the sales taxes paid by 2.659
unmarried wag~arners at the $10.000
taxable income level to equal that million
bucks.
Or, it would take all the state income
and sales taxes of 4.444 married coupl<'s.
Or. 4.282 married couples with t"ll"O kid~.
That's wilat it take~ to g('.1.. a millioo
bucks for the sta te. Tha t's "''hot it would
take to fund the art subsidy.
IF THAT'S ok111 y '~itb you. good. 13111. I
kAO\Y a bunch of hard-working middle
class Jamillits th.it could put tht.ir imrt
of that lax doo~h to differl'.nt u~e. For
things such ns bread and shoes and ca r
paymenl<i.
Now, you toke dear reader G<'ne
~fcNerney of Ne\\·port Bcarh. He goc$
for !hat $1 million subsidy for art. Says
my aUllude ta bs me as a th rot\'b.oick and
groups me wl1h cpcraling engineer!i. eon-
&"IMIC!ion \rorkers and othe.r AS!iOrled
thl ck·skulled hnrdhats.
\\'ell, m<1ybc so. But that's prtlty Rood
company ln my book. Tho.o;c fellas ;ire
building America. I'd rather sit v.•ith
them than n bunch of soft-rtomed t 1otc·
h<'ads.
~f:u:'s a good old guy. lie s.1ys oper:1
hns productd a 101 of grcnt music. "And.
tr W'"<IS produced not for madame in her
( RUS WALTON J
satin go'vn but for music lovers of all
estate."
Hold it , ~fac. Ccnsider this please?
FIRST, most of that great music was
produced for mJdames in their satin
gowns -and madame, or her hubbie,
paid for it. Happily, today, most ol it can
be enjoyed by just turning the radio dial.
ln fact. ii can be possessed for a couple
ol bucks al the nearest music store or
supermarket.
Second , the most popular and
beneficial (in tenns ol getting art to the
people ) program s ever sponsored by the
Californ ia Arts Commiss ion w e r e
"Dimensions'· fa traveling art show for
the blind ) and "Horizons" (another
traveling sllO''' of great paintings by
Califomie ar!istsl.
Those l\\'O projects ~'ere voluntarily
financed by private companies and in·
divid uals. No public funds involved,-but
vol untary philanthropy, if you Will.
That's the type of stuff I look for from
Gov. Reagan's so-called "creative socic·
ty" -not more governmrnt spending.
The vote on SB 121 wa!I 2!HHn-thc
Se nate and 7J..l in the Asse1nbly. Only
one legi slatcr out of 103 refused to be a
party to compulsory phila~thropy. Only
one!
OIANGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert h'. \Vtcd, PubUshtr
Th omo.t Kretril, Edilor
Ro.rbnra Krf'ibich
Ed iiorial Page Edilf1r
1'tW' ~Htorinl pai;,o ol 1ht' Daily
Pilot ~O lo Inform and rit1mula!f'
l"t'11.ders by presaitJng on 1hiA Po\ef'
dl ventt'·('Olnm,.ntaey on 1optcs or i n-
lmst by syndlc11.ted columnt111 11.J'Kf
carrooni11t1, br provld1~ a forum r«
~aders' vltw1111.M b)• prnent\rc this
nev.11p11.per'1 .opinion.• and ldta.' m
eurTT-nt topie&. The-. editorial eplnlorui
oC lhfl Da.lb' Pilat APPNJ' oNy tn the-
ed1t«IAJ ~umn at tht top M..~-
pq:e. Opinion!! clfpre11ttd by the «If..
umnills and cartoonid11 and letler
''Tiltf"I arc 1heir CM"n and ho ~
mcnt ot 1hf'ir "\.i ('\''lt by the Dal!y
P\lot lbou.ld be inft:tn'd.
Wednesday. October 3. 1973
'·
Copter
Crash
Probed
OAKLAND (AP)
Authorities today were ln-
\'estlg11Ung t~ cr~h of a
police helicopter which plum-
meted into a parking lat. burst
• into names and killed two or-
11cera on .board.
1be aircraft narrowly miss-
ed a restaurant when it crasb.-
ed Tuesday night In a light
commercial area of Eut
Oakland near Fruitvale
Avenue and Foothill
Boulevard. Police said oo
others were injured, but a few
autos were damaged by the
fir•.
•
Police Identified the vic-
tims as Officers Wendell Troyer, ttte pilot, and David WOUNDED PATROLMAN
Guider. Both were pinned Normiln Barry
underneath the wreck'age.
Pot Packers •
3 Mexican s Die
In Border Battle .
...
JACUMBA (UP!l -Border
patrolmen, alerted by Vietnam
1.ype intruder sen~rs. tracked
down a hunian pack chain of
lt1exlcans carrying marijuana
through the darkness Tuesday
and fought a gunbattle less
than 400 yards north of the
border.
T h r e e marijuana-packers
v.'ef'e killed and one border
patrolman was wounded. A
man believed to be waiting lo
rece.ive the marijuana was ar-
rested.
TJIE REST of the band,
believed tO number about
seven, fled back acrOS! the
border. elud1ng p u r s u i t
hls chest along a rib, without
breaking the rib or entering
the chest cavity. He was
released from Sc r I p p s
Memorial Hospital In San
Diego after treatment.
BARRY SAfD that elec-
tronic sensors planted along
the border had alerted the
Border Patrol Friday and
Saturday that large groups
were illegally crossing the line
in the Jewel Valley area west
of Jacumba.
POIJCE aDEF Charltll!I
Gain said the men gave no in-
dication of mechanical trouble
-When -they .. radioed head-
quarters shortly before the
crash. He aaid the officers
were on routine aerial patrol
and were responding to a
reported ro!>bery.
Rabid C · through the rugged, scrub-OODS covered mountains about 70
Such sensors were used in
Vietnam to detect Communist
troop movements, and have
since been brought into use
ak>ng the U.S.-Mexico border
to detect the movements of
dope smugglers and illegal
aliens.
_ The Federal Aviation
Admlnlatration is in-
vestigating.
The helicopter's blades flew
oU on Impact and knocked
down part of a fence sur-
rounding the u no cc up i e d
Fruitvale Nursery S c h o o I
Child Care ceoter.
Tlu~eaten
Celebrities
WS ANGELES !UPI\
Henry Fonda and James
Stewart are among t h e
celebrities who may have been
exposed to rabid raccoons at a
society ··Beastly Ball " jeld
Sept. 21 to raise money for the
zoo. county health authorities
said Tuesday.
Officials said Jhey were ask-
AN EYEWITNESS, Anthony ing the ball's organizers to
Renzotll, aald be beard two canvass the guest list to find
)oud expkJliom as t.h e out whether any of the 300 or
belkopter paased._ .. overbead. so who attended were bitten or
He said the aircraft then turil.-scratched by ute animals.
eel toward the street. "The odds are that they are
"It exploded when the plane not In any kind of danger, but
hit the ground," Renzolli said. we can't take chances," said
1-~--"'It·burst-lnto Darnall'---Dr-. lchiro-Kamei
Consolidatio.n Bill
Vetoed by Reagan
SACRAMENTO CAPI
Gov. Ronald Reagan has
vetoed a major oomotidation
ol Los .lngeOHJ'ea air pollu·
tion distrtctl. But be signed a
bill 1ettin& up a pilof program
in mandatory velticle .smog ia-
spoctlom.
1D"i ,ve~o meaage Tuesday.
Reegan said the conmlidation
bill ·would create an unneeded
extra lay.er of government. He
said the vehicle inspection bill
would make sure "the taI-
payers will get their money's
v.'Orth."
proves succes.5ful. it will then
be time to consider further
measures.
Jn reaction, lo.foretti called
the Veto "a tremendous set-
bac.k in our attempt to toughen
the fight against smog in the
Los ..Angeles Basin. It once
more iodicat.ts his (Reagan's)
sueport of the ma jor cor-
porate polluters in California."
Moderate
Quake Hits
Bay Area
miles t>ast of San D\ego.
Police in Tecate, on lbe
Mexican side of the border,
reported capturing a man
believed to be one of the
fleeing smugglers. and said
that three of u~se who
escaped may have b e e n
wounded by the U.S. officers'
gunrire.
The wounded officer.
Norman Barry. 31, was struck
in the side by -a .22-caliber
bullet, which skimmed around
Monday night, the sensors
again sounded the alarm, Bar-
ry said, and eight patrolmen
in two CaJ'S sped to the scene.
About four miles north of the
border they round a Cadillac
parked on a dirt road with
about 500 pounds or marijuana
in the trunk. they said.
The driver. Felix lifilanez
f.lorfin . a f.fexican cilizen, was
arrested.
Marijuana Supporters
Launch New Campaign
SACRAMENTO <AP) ble, Sheila M. Delany. Thomas
Backers of last ye a r • s E. Plante and Lawrence
defeated marijuana initiative ~I. property initiative is
are going to try again in 19!4 sponsored by Alicita Le1vi s of
lo legalize the private use of_ Stanton. Peter J. Remmel of
marijuan.a....5ecr.etary_oLSt_ate~rden Grove, and Gil~rt \V.
Edmund G. Brown announced. Ferguson o Newport Be"ii'Cll.
Brown said Tuesday that
backers of the marijuana in-
itiative have qualified for a
new initiative petition cam-
paign. They now must collect
verified signatures of 325,504
registered voters to get tllf:
measure on the ballot.
The lnltiative would legalize
the private -but rot public -
use of marijuana. for_ perSoos
18 and older. It would also
allow t)le cultivation of mari-
juana ror private use. But the
sale or commercial distribu-
tion o( marijuana would still
Sinatra
Faces Suit
LOS ANGELES (APl -A
Salt-Lake City businessman
has flied a $2.5 million suit
against singer Frank Sinatra
in connection with an alleged
Palm Springs altercation in
which officials had refused to,
be ille~al. press charges for lack of
Local governments would be evidence.
empowered to prohibit public use of marijuana and to levy The suit was filed Tuesday
fines of up to $100 for viola-In U.S. District Court by
tions. Frank J. Weinstock, who
A similar m.1rijuana in-asserted Sinatra and two com-lliative was rejected by a 2-1 margin last November. panions physically attacked
'nle consolidation measure
by Assembly Speaker Bob
~1oretti, (0-Van Nuys), would
have created the South Coast
Air Basin Pollution Control
District and given it au1,hority
to set up a mandatory in-
spection program in the regioo
that coven all or parts of six
smog-plagued counties.
Official sponsors of the mari-him last May 5 while he and
SAN JOSE (AP \ _ A juana lnitiative are J.fichael R. his wife were in the Trinidad
moderate earthquake awaken-Aldrich. Ronald C. Green, Hotel cocktail lounge._
cd sleeping residents from Eileen B. Janowitz. Corey P. Police earlier sai d they
Santa Cruz to the San Fran-J.fason, Peter James, Frances would not press charges for
cisco Bay area early today. . __ L.~M~cDe;;;;rmo;;;;;;;tt;;;, ;;;Do;;;n:i;;;;ld;;;;B;;;. ;;;D;;;ib-=;;;lac;;;;k;.o_r_;p;;;roo=f;;;. ==;;;;;;;;;,:---,
''THE GOVE R NOR
believes, and so do the Boards
of Supervisors of Los Angeles
and Ventura counties and the
Ventura Association of
Governments. that it is not
prudent to adopt an ongoing
program with taxpaying
powers when there is in-
sufficient evidence the tax-
payers wlll get their money 's
worth In terms of pollution
abatement," said Reagan's
prts5 secretary, C 1 y d e
Walthall.
In addition to Los Angeles
and Ventura countie5. !he
f,-\orelli bill \VOUkl have con-
solidated all of Orange County
and portions of San
Bernardino and R i " t r s i d c
counties in the new air pollu-
tion district.
\\laltha\l said the go\·crnor
reels that if the pilot program
There was onlv one im-1
mediate report of ·damage. al
the Ann Darling Bowling alley
her.<?, \\'here the quake ap-
parently severed a waler pipe
inside the building .
The tremor measured 4.25
on the Richter scale at the
University of Califor nia
Seismographic station i n
Berkeley. Research assiStant
Jerry Simila said the quake
took place at 3:1n" a.m. along
the San Andreas fault near
l\1organ Hill . 20 miles south of
San Jose.
"An ything betv•cen 4 and 5
is considerL'<l a moderate
carthqua:;c." said Si1nila.
San Francisco police receiv-
ed a nu1nber of t<'lephonc calls
about the tl'niblor.
··1t "'as just sort or a shake.
not n1ueh of anything.'' said
OHicer Doug Dumas.
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BUENA PARK: Botch & Orongethorpo. Open Dilly 9:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sund•y 10 to 7
ORANGE: City Dr. 1t Gorden Grove Blvd. Opon 10.9 p.m. Delly. Sund1y 10-6 .
SANTA ANA: 3900 So. Brl1tol • No. of South CoHt Ptu1. Opon lfl.9 p.m. Dilly Sundey 10 lo 6,
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N.Y. Stoeks
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:·Tru·stees Clear Way for Me ·sa Park Land B!!}'
nj JOHN ZALi.ER
Of .. Dlltr .......
· The ·Newport--Unllied School
Board, 11"..q lhe "'IY Tue.day for sale of
45 ICl'el of V.cant ICbool laDd to Cort.a
Mesa for Use as parks by declaring
!Omtally·lhat Iha pniperty la surplus. m.e unanimour actJon seemed to clear
tho !Alt remalning quelt!ons about the
clty'I offer to buy tbe sites. Even
W1lllam St. Clair, an oubpoW. crlUc of
tho ~ lodlcated alter the meetms ..
Stations ' .
Divided
On Strike . ' By ~I NtEf11J£18XJ ..... ....., ,.. .....
ll~ dlal,!ri'.,; the, OnmgO Coast
0 lojlay appeared divided' oyer whether to
join the . ~ -· station .
olltb -·"<! to begin Friday.
• Of the 2htatla coniacted by the Ila~
ly Pilot ooly three pledged they would
clooe the!rmUons while 11-decland
they would remain open. Nine otbeh said
they were ondodded. •
How auccessftll the tcbeduled boycott tr---!J''!!::be~de:oends :!!!I& Ill the UDdedded oegment• iillirYICii itiliiiii •
mqot _ ol )fbom_sald they. '!"ild dose .JI
their compeUton cloied. ·· · llut ,...., tb'*'lb the elfec!iveom o1
the p.oim.. ~cott, la not yet predlo-
uiany ..... ,, .....,i.. ale deV<lop-<oatbJct!ll<)' pi ... for the ciunch.
them are officen of tbe
Calllonda HJCbwly Patlol wbo Clriy
~ _llll~ eordl. la the ..... 1o1 ~-:.\:l, ...... ..
If tbe ·--.... bad enoclgb,
the CHP wjll tum to the or-CountY ~-r.:.::···-, ...... Bcllt ftllldt t er • [ e 1 1
--~ CIU!ly, oaldl ... the CHP-to• we cmldn~
tJMOn l all .'bol ·belw-111 and Other
munldpollUenrltb paoline "'"1<e! they
coold get by. Wa'd n'all)' have to'IWJlen
1111' pi!ocils tlalll."
--lhatlftheatrib-
beyaid ..... dlYI and lf the courlly'• ilellwries. from· Unlao Oil are lllected,
tj,. .,,..ty will have to ellmlnate .U but
the mmt·•mtlal uee ol vefllcla. -.....,...ues would be hit lill'd by a gas atrib linol they also rely
.. n>ldllde' -·for fllel. "ll we nm out and tbe gat stailc:u are &.ed. ...... jQll"llUI «luck." ...,i&lned
Jblm ~. lllll>oldler fer Scbaeler
.\mbulance Service.
Murphy 111d,-bll· company .does not
hav.e accea to-municipal or county sup-
plies and lhal ambulances have already
felt the gas,llhortage, especlally at night
ID the -county. "We try to make aure,our .,,....,..,.,,. are luD _.. t p.m. eacll day. Wo don't
antld(llte pftiblema Gm"' ,..,, but tl\e
atrlke 1q11 mean 1lllnc fewer vebiclm:."
-IOUtbland service ataUon _.ton go oa strike, as acbeduled,
dri>eoda .., tbe -of a maa meetl!rl In Loo Allcela toalghl.
If the --lo abol doirn, the i-cloato81 would begin at 12:01 a.r1>-. Fri·
dlY· Jiei;;llOll from local dlllero to Iha
atrike plan Wu ml1.ed.
'Bob Smith, the Colla M... Arco
dealer wbo held a gaaollne truck bootage
for Dve hours Monday to protest
wholesale pa price loaeuel, Aid hll liiJ>e wu with the eD ;.mpon1e1, not the
Clllllomen. . , .,I'm not goMg to close. I don't bave
anything ·against the people ~ have
been feeding me, my fomlly ml my
bone/' be said.'
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Theft Victim
Solves Case
I Richard E. Adama llOll of toolt
the law Into hll own bandl TueodaJ
In Colla M$ abd police anywhere
would probably ~ to have more
dttaeni Jlke him. •
Adama, Of 711 w. iati 91.. had hll
11,000 rno4or"7de -· Mondaf anen-, but be llpotled It 1eu
lhan.M.-Ja .... on.,,_,, Ilk
ting In a aervl<e station a few
blockl away. ~ •
lhal ..be wu partly aatlslied with the
board action.
Sdljlo! oflldalJ said the land can now be
mid as aoon u ea.ta Mesa is able to find
buyen for tbe bomb authorized In !ti re-
cent park bond electton.
&:bool ofllclala said they expected the
falr market value ocf the four pieces of
property to be about 12 million.
The four · achoOl sltes DO"' aet to
beoome city parks:
-A ID-acre and a ~ J!&l'C'l on
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Estancia Boulevard near F a i r v I e w
Regiooal Pari<.
-A five-acre aite on Tanager Drive
near the eo.ta Mela Country Club. •
:IA IO.acre atte between the Lanrin rna Mesa Woods tracts nortb ol the San
Diego Freeway. The ll>Qllod Wakeham
site la on Smalley Slreet juat oouth of
Sunflower Street.
Prior to Tueaday'1 actiOn, there waS no
assurance lhlt the diJtrict actually was
willing to oell the Illa. ~
"People auumed during the Pl!l'k bood
campaign that it wu 100 percent SW'fl we
were going to llell the sites," aald Donald
E. Small-.!, 11""'klent of the acbool
board, alter the meetlng.
"I don't tnow who was putting out that
informaUoo. beca.Ul!J! Jt wasn't us. Until
tonight, there was no formal finding thl\I
the sites really were surplus."
During the meeting, former Costa
Mesa city councllman William St. Clair
argued &bat Costa Mesa voters were im-
properly being asked to buy the land
twice, once for us as school ,sites and
once for park sites.
St. Clair contended that any funds
received from sale of the sch::>ol sites
therefore should go directly to tu relief
or voters in the old Costa Mesa elemen-
tary school district -which originatly
bought the land -and not to benefit
voters of the new Newport-Mesa district
as a whole.
However after Smallwood responded to
Nixon ~n Agnew
these charges, St. Clair said: "Well, you
iust shot me down. I wish I bad beard
thi5 earlier. Jt would have saved a lot of
trouble."
SL Clair was an outspoken opponent of
the parks.bondll in the recent election.
In re!prmse 19 St. Clair's criticism,
Smallwood made two main points.
First, the-board president said, the
district could not use the money from
sale of the rour sites to pay off Costa
!See SURPLUS, Page IJ
Charge~ 'Serious'
WASlllNGroN (AP) -President Nix-
on said today political COITUptJon charges
against Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
"are serfoQI and not frivolous." )Jut NiJ:-
on .said he has never asked Agnew to
re!lgn.
At the aame-time, lbe President ex-
pressed coolldenco in Asst. Atty. Gen.
Henry Petmen's bandllng of the Agnew
investigation.
Nlxon replied "certalnly not" when
·asked at a news conference if be had
Trustees Nix-
Irvine Land
Swap Plan
' The Newport.-~ board told a •
-of Spy~ Bill restdGs Tuesdly • _ 11'91 their-cbildml are welcome In the
Newpor!--Untfied Scbool Dlatrlcl
tTRLL fROM .SKY,AND Sl'IARED N~T Berc'H"'j:j~E
·Offlcor P•vl Mula St•..,_ Errant HOll.......,.rAnlenna ! . --... -.,.,. •• .. . ' .,.
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Alltenna;_Sticks in Roof
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A -·like metal rod which plum-In place .
moted .oul of the sky and embedded ll!ell John O'Neil and bla wtle were having a
Jn the roof of a Newport Belich home cup of coffee In the family 1'00fJl ol their
Tuesday night was identified today:. ~me at 1801 Port Kimberly Place wbtn
• The' ~OOC Object>was u;i rldlo 1t bappened.
a.._. -· <be older of · 11~ • TIM slender rod slammed Into tho roof Beatb'A, hfo .Police 'beiicOp(~n~t It •P-with a sharp crack like a riOe llhot1 stick-
paftlllly' vlbrat.d loos'e. ' ' ' Ing three feet throogil into the living
Durln( pr:o'!light che<kout, theo wire--area.
Ute antemil waa ln place, but ·thiJ 'room-"It really amazes me that something
Ing u...1nvestigators puzzled over It· they like thi11 could happen," said Detective
dedded 19 check the chopper. Sgt. Ken Thompson this morning. . Ironlcally, the mishap OCCWTed dunna: ~· • an~, which .at fll'St was a transiUon period in which newer radios ~ to be possibly from a are being inataUed In the aircraft.
be1Joopter letmning to the Santa Ana The newer antenna is aborter and less
Marine Corps.Air Station, was no longt:r subject to such slress and vibraUoo.
Mesa Employes Granted
6,75 Percent fay Hike
Costa Mesa city employes including
police ofOcen can expect wage increases
averaging 1.75 percent when they Qpe:o
thdr poy eovelopes Oct. t9.
The raise11, just approved by the clty
council,_cover all bot..li<Lfiremen and--125
clerical, maintenance, a n d com-
munications worken who are still ln the
process of negotlaU<fO.
Also ududecf from the-$175,000 wage
-patltagt was City ~ Fred
Sonlbal who ls expected to reach a· wage
1-aettlement with councilmen
Iller.
City Peraonnel Director WWiam Todd
Aid . ta1ka are under way with the
TeamoteNlliUated firemen and the
other employes and be expressed the
hope ,an acc:ord can be reached by 'niur•
Ing the average poy·lor dmllar poslUCIO!
in Buena Part, Orange. Fullerton and
Westminster.
Po!lce patrolmen tlrough lbe sergeant
level received 1.25 percent Increases and
fu:e captains 10 pen;:ent, wbile the bikes
for r>tben · variect.
JUST TWO CALLS
A.LL IT TAKES
One call la all it takes to aell a car -
well, almoot. Really, It takes two call!.
Call the DaUy Pilot to place the ad and·
then wait for the nm call to you. TblJ ad
worked that way :
Atthe ame time, achoo! -tum-.
ed down a land mp p_.t by the
Irvine Uni/led School Dlatrlcl lhat Would
bave lliowed the Newport Bead! children
to attend Newport Besch schools.
"1 think we're sympathetic to children
who have to ride the bus all the way into
Irvine when there are schools down the
street lhat could serve them," said
Donald E. Smallwood, president of the
scbool--board.
;,;But the proposal made by lrVfne for
gettlng the Children into Olir dl!trict just
doesn't mate iny aense," Smallwood
aald.
Smallwood and other trustees sug-
gested that, U the Spyglass Hill residents
want to join the Newport.Mesa school
system, they should petition lbe school
board direcUy.
1bat way, he said, boundary changes
(See SPYGLASS, Page I)
County Issues
lease Def a ult
.To Dunes Aides
By JACK BROBACK
Of !IM o.llY Plllf llfff
Operators of Newport Dunes Aquatic
Park in Newport Beach will be notified
that they are in default of lease pro-
visions on the Back Bay acreage, the
Orange Cotmty Board of Supervisors
decided unanimously Tuesday.
Action on the lease came after
supervisors huddled with their attorney.
The default is based on the failure of
the Newport Beach-based Newport Dunes
Inc. to open a restaurant , supervisors
sald. Other facilities under the lease that
are not operating include a rilarine
service station, a boat pier and a beach
locker room and shower building, COWlty
officials sald.
Through attorney Douglas Royer, the
Dunes management vigorously protested
the action, 11tating that the restaurant
concesaion was 11UB!eased and that th e
sublesaee planned to spend $150,000 on
improvement!: but Wall blocked by the Ci.·
ty of Newport Beach.
done any contingency planning on finding
a 'po51!ible Agnew successor.
Asked if he agreed with the vice
president's assessment that he is a vie;-.
JUDGE CONDEMNS AGNEW
NEWS LEAKS, Pago 4
tim of Petersen's effort to recoup
prestige lost in the Watergate pros-
ecutions, Nixon said that Alty. Gen.
Elliot Richardson bas told him neither
Dallr Plllr Staff l'tlote
Vp and Awaaaa11
Superman's telephone booth
ha,s finally been discovered -
on a street corner' in Sunset
Beach. The lifesize painting
over tbe booth, at Coast High·
way and 26th Street, is visible
to northbound traffic.
Ocean View Park
Meetiuo-·calleo ti
By Mesa Council
A special meeting has been called by
the Costa Mesa City Council for 5:30 p.m.
Thursday to solve a roning problem in
the Ocean View Park area.
The tract, situated on the Y.'eSt side
Just olf 19th Street, recently became em-
broiled in a controversy wtlh a developer
who Is Interested In building six in·
dustrial units ~hind 1he $45,.000 homes. ,
Petersen nor any of his aides bad beeq
the source of new11 leab about the
Agnew investigation .
"If I did not approve Mr. Petersen's
handling ol, the J.nvesUgatlon, be would be
removed at this time," Nixon said
Nixon, appearing relued and inaking
occasional small jokes, again urged lhat
all Americans assume the vice president
is innooent unle!!: proved otberwiae.
On other subjects, Nixon:
(See AGNEW, Pago !I
Nixon's Row
Discounted ·
By Segretti
WASIDNGroN (AP) -Dona!O: H.
SegretU testified todaf thl\t b e
engineered 1972 campaign sabot.11e
against Democratic presidential can ..
dldates In hall a doaen states oo orders tnm a White House aide.
J!ut Segrettt said Iha~ so far ... he
knows, President Nixon was Ignorant of
his dirty tricks.
"I have no knowledge that Mr. Nixon
knew anything that I did," he said.
He said that be was in constant com-
munication about bis sabotage operations
with Dwight L. Chapin, who was Nixon's
personal ap~ihtments secretary.
Segretti claimed lhat the .. u ...
sabotage operation cost employed 11
periOOS and "had the weight d a
feather'' in the outcome of the prelliden-
tfal campaign.
Segretli told the Senate Watergate
committee lhat bis lricb included forged
campaign literature, false press releases,
phony newspaper advertisements:, stink
bombs, pickets and undercover agentl
who impersonated newsmen.
He said he was hired by wrute House
aides, paid by President Nixon's pel'IOMl
attorney, Herbert Kalmbach of Newport
Beach, and cautioned to use false names
and to bide his linb to President Nlmn's
reelection campaign.
Segretti said he now believes that what
he did "has no place in the American
political systems. He p a r t I c u l a r J y
apologized for what be called a scur-
rillous Jetter sent during the Florida
primary, falsely accusing Sens. Hubert
H. Humphrey and Henry M. Jackson of
sexual impropriety.
Segretti said, however, that be believes
his actions have been blown out of pro-
portion by the news media, and he said
some newsmen have made his life
miserable in pursuing the story of his
political sabotage.
He said he hired agents to disrupt
(See SEGRE'ITI, Page Zl
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Weather
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sunny s k i e s should prevail
through most of Thursday with
temperatures in the lower 70s along
the ocean and upper 70a further in-
land.
l.J'\"SIDE TODA\'
Authorities probe crash of po--
Jict helicopter In downtoi<m E03t
Oaklan4 t.yhich plummeted Into
parking lot killi11g two offictTI
on boord. Stt storv. Pagr. 5 ..
,\! Y-Stn'kt I M-'lkll t
L.M. hi'"• I Mevlti M>ts
SMllll9 n M1111i1I f'llfldl D Sluing on the black and oranp
1port cyck! -•hlch wu llttlnf In
the aervlco station -,,... a bQy U
to 14 yea,. old, Adama to14· Ofll<tr
• day. ,1971 BMW R15, ~pped for
county ottldll.-uid Newport Dunea
Inc. will be ooUfled that the county con-
akim It in default on the lease. The firm
wlll be given 15 days, under the terms of
the lease, to begin corrective acUon, ac-
cording to th~ Orang~ County eo~·s
of nee.
Royer mid the lessee iJ financially able
to carry out the contract and wants ap-
proval of Ill de\lelopr.ient plans ae-it can
move ahead:
Oci!an View Park residents have pefi·
tioned the city council to change the ton·
•1n1t on lhe 40 atres lying lo the-south of
theCr homea from -industrl.al to residen·
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Cl1111!1tcl U·M Or1n1e CWllll't' I• c"""'' u lllO!'tt 1r.a
' .PhU.AleufMler. .
He got hll handt "" the bike but
not on the boy 1 who got •way oa lbe
dead nm.
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The ralael auth<J<tzed by MOl)day range
from l .'15 pen:ent to tt.lS percent and
were.bl!<d Oil .LIUO'ei..ol.O!@r Of!"£•
County dUei with similar
valuation, populitlon, and work forte as
Costa Mesa.
Todd aakl they wtre computed by tak·
' ~~· N~?! I, $1495.
11-aold-tht carJoJbeJtrst caller. You
may be luck)! enough lo get results lite
that1 too. Mate the f1t1l call. Phone a
Daily Pilot AcJ.vtsor on the dlJtct lino,
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He threatentd a laW!Ull lf the board
declared the 1....,. In defoull becauo<, he
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Representatives of the Ocean Vtcw
Park: Homeowners AssociaHon told coun-
ISee OCEAN VIEW, Page 'I
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Bomb Calls Stop
Bugging Hearing
WASHINGTON tAPI -Three
'anonymous telephone bomb threats caus.
cd the St.'nate Watergate commiltce to
abruptly end its morning session today
but no explosives were found . .
Squads of police, aided by dogs tramed
to sniff out explosives. searched the
Senate Caucus Room for an hour and 4.5
minutes :.iftcr the roorn had been
\'ae!lted. Hufus ~dminslen. deputy committee
t..oonsel, arranged for a live quorum call
in the Senate in order that lhe room
might be vacated m Kn orderly fashion:
Ed1ni slen said the first call y.·as recen'-
W at 7:30 (POT1 and 3n wtidentilied
·man y.·amed a Capilol switchboard
·operator. ·•There's a bomb in the Caucus
·l{oom." . t.1oments late r. Edmisieen said: a.sec-
ond and identical call "'as rece1ved at
the ofrices of 1he \\'atPrgate committee;
A third call came at 7:30 and a mans
voice said: "I'm only attempting to warn you. It 's
Reaga n Vetoes I
105 Meas ures
SACRAME~'l'O (AP) -Gov.
Ronald Reagan hnd the last word in
his year-long ba ttle v;ith the 1973
Legislature. vetoing 105 bills I~ a
single da}'. (Related stories,
Pages 5, Z2: and 2'7 )
'niat was more vetoes than some
past governors issued in a year.
Reagan also signed 198 bills
Tuesday as the cleared his desk of
the last of the blizz.ard of bills pass-
ed in the Legislatme's marathon
all-night final session back on Sept.
14.
Cause of Blaze
At Coast Hom e
Still Unc ertain
No cause has been determined yet for
a $100,lm blaze that destroyed one borne
in Newport Beach Tuesday.
The William Bertuleit home at 46
Balboa Coves must be gingerly shored up
with timber!I before fire specialists can
begin picking apart the interior, they
said today. t
Firemen arrived at the bay£ront home
about 4:45 a.m. Tuead~1 '111ey fal:'nd names rag1ng· througbouti the inteii.or,
although the occupants had already
escaped safely.
A team or 20 Newport &each firemen,
plus reinforcements from Costa Mesa
and the-county Fire Department be.tiled
the blaze, narrowly saving on ~ of two ad-
jacent homes that also sustained
damage .
A fi reboat fron1 the Orange County
Jtarbor Department also responded. pull·
ing up in rront of the bayfront residences
10 o[fer assistance.
11le Bertuleits were awakened by a
crackling ooise and the smell of smoke.
Flames were raging toward t h e
downstairs rear of the borne, somewhere
around lhe fireplace.
Fire Capt. Sam Anderson said the
family has been given a place to stay
with friends.
Nixon Takes C1·uise
WASH I NG TON I UPI) -President
Nixon "·ent for a dinner cruise Tuesday
on the Potomac River ;:tboard the
Presidential yacht Sequoia. He 'vas ac·
comp<inied by Gen. Alexander t.1. Haig
Jr .. \Vhite House chief of staff and Nix·
on's frcqucnl companion on such ex·
ct<rsions.
OUNGI COAST CM
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scheduled to go oft In ls minutes ....
Commltt.ee Chalrm:in Sam J. Eervin
Jr. {0-N.C.) was told of the lhreat.
Edmist en uld Ervin still hesitated to
clear the . roomt because a publlclJed
bomb scare "might evoke responses
from unstable persons."
The Caucus Room wa s vacated on the
advice: of the Capitol pillice chief. The
bearing was resumed at 10 as scheduled.
Edmisten said there bad been few
bomb threats aimed at the committee
but that the lives of 900\e of the seven
senators on the committee have been
threatened.
''But tbal was back when tensions were
most . high and we had witrie!Ses wbo
were testifying about the President," he
said.
Ervin conferred with other members o!
lhe commtttee whlle polltlcal saboteur
Donild H. Segretti was testifying. As the
live quorum call was announced on the
Senate floor , Ervin announced the wtex·
pected two-hour recess which he told
reporters was "very much against my
will."
The packed hearing room was cleared
and the search was launched.
From Jl'.nge l
SEGRE'ITI ...
Democratic campaigns in F Io r i d a .
California, New Hampshire, Wisconsin.
Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C. and
some otber states.
He said be personally visited 12 states
during the Democratic primariel:, but
employed tricksters in only about half a
d07.en.
Segretti, a 32-year-old C a I i for n i a
lawyer, has pleaded '\guilty to three
federal misdemeanor count.s arising from
his Florida sabotage operations.
He sald he was recruited for his work
by fonner White House aldes Dwight
Chapin and Gordon Strachan. Chapin was
President Nixon's personal appointmen~
secretary, and Strachan was a political
assistant to fonner White House Chief of
Stall H. R. Haldeman.
While admitUng widespread sabotage
operaliom, SegretU d i s e I a i m e d
responsibility for some things. He said he
didn't write, and doesn't know wbo did
write, the celebrated "Canuek" letter in
"'·bicb Sen. Edmund S. Muskie was ac-
cused ol slurring the Frend>Canadian
minority in New Hampshire.
He also denied a report that he ran a
"spy school," and another that be had
been prepared for a grand jury ap-
pearance with copies of FBI reports.
,•
l't'Otlt P .. e l
SPYGLASS •..
could be made with fewest additional
complications.
Two weeks ago, Irvine school trustees
offered to give up the Spyglass Hill and
Breo tract homes that are in the Irvine
district but which could be served more
readily by Newport-Mesa schools.
In exchange, Irvine trustees asked
Newport-Mesa to give up the Philcc>Ford
Aerooutronics plant on Ford Road
Superintendent John Nicoll advised
trustees that the Ford plant had an
assessed value ol $9.3 million and
brought the district $450,000 in lax
revenue each year.
The 320 Spyglass and Bren homes, by
contrast, would have a value of just $5
million and wouJd produce only about
$250,lm in revenue, he said.
Further, Nicoll pointed oot, the homes
would.produce an estimated 300 children
to be educated. The Ford plant produces
no children.
"I cannot advise you that such a trade
v.·ould be in the best interest of the whole
Newport-Mesa district," Nicoll told
trustees.
Jf accepted as offered, it ·would mean
an eight-cent per $100 doll ar assessed
valuation tax bike for every properly tax
payer in the Newport.Mesa distri ct. To
the owner of a '40,000 home , that v•ould
mean about $8 per year. Nico ll said.
··rm not sure how Irvine came up Y.ilh
this proposal.'' said Trustee Arthur F.
Thompson. "It doesn't represent e~uily
or even logic."
However. after Supt. NiCOll repor ted
that Andersen elementary and Lincoln
middle schools could absorb the Increase
of students Crom the area, trustees in-
dicated lhcy ~·ould be willing to accept
lhem.
Nicoll said that if the res~nts of the
area petitioned the school bQatd directly.
it might be pcwible to ai;c.ept the new
children without giving up the Ford
plant.
"Then 1 feel we should take no action
until the residents tell us formally that
1hey either do or do not v1ant to become
ii part of our district," said Trustee
Orllillc Amburgey.
From P agel
OCEAN VIEW ...
cilmen ~fonday they wert un1ware that
the land wais a future lndll!lrial•slte.
During Thursday's t.feetlng the courn:il
is expected to review the sltuatlon and
PQ3Slbly place a zoning (retie on ljle area
u·hi\e it is being studied by plnnners.
_ Also ..,on lhe agenda a.re pay r1dses !or
appro:t1mAtcly 18.l)ircmrn and munfCIP41l
workers . Councilmen will app rove the
wage packages If negotiations ire com·
pleted ht the meeting time .
Two Forces iti Motion
This aerial photograph of Newport Beach's famous secondary wave which meets the ·main wave in the
\Vedge, a bodysurfers' mecca at the end of the Bal· middle, creating a peak or 'wedge.' This wedge is
boa Peninsula, shows how the spot got its name. what surfers term the ultimate in wave riding be-
Ocean waves bounce off the rock jetty, forming a cause of its steepness and speed. ~~~~~--~~~~~_:__:.:..c:..:-.--"--~~~~"-'-"-'
Newport Fishermen Say
Wharf May ·Hurt ·Them
By L. PE:l'ER KRIEG
Of 1111 o.llY P"9t ,. ...
Newport Beach's plans for a wharf
park complete with boardwalk around
the end of the Rhine Channel in lower
Newport Bay may bring to an end one of
the main sights that sightseers want to
see.
It will drive the f!,'! remaining
Newport Beach commerciaJ fishing boats
to other ports, the fishermen asserted t~
day.
"This is our last refuge in the entlre
harbor," said Harold Whitehead, who had
been fishing out of Newport ever since
his father taught him bow nearly 40
years ago.
Whitehead is one of a doien old·time
flsh captains who moor their boats in
Newpoit Harbor but use a little comer o(
the harbor between Delaney's Sea Shanty
and the new Cannery Restaurant as a
loading area.
Thirty years ago, there were 200 like
Whitehead.
Today, the dwindling fleet ties up at
tte end of the channel ID the mornings to
take on ice, transfer gear and make
repairs.
Some etW unload their broadbill
ca.tches there too.
"I'm afraid this will all come to an
end, though,'' said Bob Hip, another life--
long fishennan.
''We can't afford to pay $2 to $.1 a foot
£or slip rental," he said.
Hip sald he and the others will likely
have to move .to Morro Bay, near San
Luis Obispo.
"There's already about 25 boats from
Newport Beaeh up there now," he said.
Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and.
RecreaUon Director €atvin Stewart said
today he doesn't think the $85,000
boardwalk and landscaping project Is
going to be all that disastrous to the
fishermen.
Stewart pointed out that the numbers
F rom Page l
of cmunercial flshermea have dwindled
to the point that be and the PB&R com-
mission figured there would be enough
room for all of them to use the 30th
Street bulkhead.
"When the CaMery Restaurant was
built they wanted to ext.end their
boardwalk all the way past 30th Street,"
Stewart sald. "But we let them go only
part of the w,ay so as to leave some room
for the fishing boats,'' he said.
'Ibere were about five commercial
TONIGHT
OCC LECl'URE -Dr. Arlbur Dietz,
"Examining Your Assumptive ·Worlds,"
OCC Auditorium. 7:36-9:30"p'.ll\,
UC! LECTURES -Tut Clasilc
Cinema series, Science Leciure Hall,
7:36-10:30 pm. Admission $6. "EducaUon
to lo.feet the Future·" series, Rm. ·100,
Social Science Ball, 7.10 p.m. Admission
$5.50.
boats tied in Rhine this mo~ and "'I11E TAVERN" -South C.OUt
while • Stewart said be ~ -they Repertory Theater, thtOOglI Sim. a p.m.
couldn't all get to the street-ends, they would be able to tie up along the 1BUR8DAY, OC'l. t
boardwallc. · LIBRARY STORY HOUR -Stoey
"'Illa! would no doubt add to the at-time and lllms, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m.
mospbero," be said. SENIOR crt!zENs CLUB -Com·
.Stewart ooted <11iat the 'pork tpfoject • unity Recre&tkin c.Dter 11 a.m.:J p.m.
still has not received City Council ap-'
provai even though $40,000 toward the OCC LECTURE -;; "Tu Sbelttrs -cost has already been •P!l"opriated by CUmnt Lej)alaUoo, Mlchael o...-.
the County of Orange thniUgb fio'federaJ Lecturer, UtUe Theater; eor.a <i,i Mar
' .. 1-..i. ._._ .. _ • t ,j , t High SCh>oJ, 7:3().9 :31) p,m. revenue e1o1-. wi 11o1DWJ.
The ·nsbermen lllld they wero never
contacted when the plans for the park
were being drawn up, however.
Whitehead explained the very com-
plicated problems facing commercial
fishermen today. '
"Because of the decimated fish popu1a·
lion, fishermen have bad to go to bigger
boa ls so they can go further," he said,
noting be fished well up into Canadian
waters this year.
"And If they take any more area away
Irom us there just won't be room for the
boats," he said.
He said the swordfish mercury scare a
couple of yean baek added to the.ir
troubles, making many of them revamp
their boa.Ls for albacore.
•
Policemen C~rb
I
Youths' Antics
A quartet ol. rowdy neighborhood boys
burst Into the home of a 15-year-old
Costa ~fesa girl Tuesday night and made
off with a rock group's sltreo record
titled : "Who Came First?"
There was no questton about who came
next. 'Ibe indignant teenager· told police
she bad enough of their repeated adoles-
cent antics.
One was caught standing nonebalanUy
on the oorner and taken into custody on a
burJlary charge. The other three boys are being !Ollgbt.
ftt..P~l
AGNEW •• ; t•
-Urad -""'""'IJor Brun. ~1D-•111o-1o.i..1
-spedal lrallt lllClllU.. !or Soilo!
Jews en route to I.sratl. 1
Nolill tllll K..r.d(r -... the ,_ ~ ten'Orilt -by Arll> ... tiooalbts, Nino said Illa! "We simply
CllUIOt have govermneats, large or
amall, give ID to blackmail by tenorlst
organizatiom."
-Said "he Is "thinkllli ID terms oi
three or four months" tn considering a
mil.for trip to Europe, addlnc that it
could come sooner and ''probably not
mueb later." . f
S.ying be would lli.t · .;.,tJie ooun1ry
while )naj~r lei!•~ II pending, Nixon
reported that s.or.tai; of•Stote Henry
A. Kissinger told him negotiations aimed
at forging a common American-West
European _position on key issues are _,,.well ahead of scbedult."
-Said Klmnger will vtslt Peking Oct.
2$.-29 and Via.it Japan on the same trip at '
a time sti}.I to be announced.
• -Said no .timing bas been set for a
presidential visit to Japan but that he
has agreed to go th<n! hy the end of ""' year.
-Declared be will make no decision
on whet.her to make a pre-cmvenUori en·
dorsement of potential Re p ub 11 can
presidential candtdatea in ms.
Nixon said he did not want to support
or oppose anyone "unW t.bey have been
tried on the Oeld ol battie" ln primary
electiont. He said experience tbows that
some seemlDglx strong candidateo "can't
bit big 1 .. gue pitching." •
-Declined to like llides tn 1 debate
over whether the nation's unemployment
goal should be t or S percent, saying the
impartant point 15 to wt aa many people
to work as poeslble.
D~cussing -Ole Agnew matter; Nixon
said he believes the 'action Agnew has
taken in saying he--would not re&lgn even
if lndicted "is an altogether proper one."
While noting that be 11111 tokea the pOoi-
tion that any iDdJoed member -o1 the
White House · ataff would be dllmlaled,
Ni'1>D aaJd the vice pmident'1 pooliloD
as an olfldll elected by the entire nollon
Is diflerent and that any IUCh declllon
"is for him to make."
FromP .. eJ
SURPLUS ••. '
Mesa voters' debts on other school lites
becaUM those lites had been poid for <II
'\m.reeaDable booda:." In ot.ber wordl.
Smallwood llald, allhoaCb VOlert ol the
old ·eo.m• Mesa elementary dlstr1ct owe
about •u mllllon .on hoods for ICIIoci
slteo, the people wbo bold thOoe -.
wlJl.not accept premlllft•-1-
Secood, Smallwood Pid, the dlab1ct
could use !.-Imm Ille ol the lour
gjles to pay off the debt ol CUI!& -
vo!m tb the 1t1le ~ ~ !\md,
but he Aid sud! P*Ymen\ ftuid ba
.. completely fuWe aoct woukln'.t 11ve
Costa Mesa voters anytbing, 1'
1be reason, Smallwood Wd, .11 lhlt no matter _, the dlatrld doell, Colta
Mesa II still gotnr to Oft the &tole
money at the end o1 a> years. But since
the state forgives school bullcUna debta
that nm over 30 years, Smallwood Aki,
the amount of unpajd balance left at the
end would be Jl\e&lllngkss.
"There~ ls no way we can me the
money from sale of these slta to loftr
_ the tuts of voters in the okl Costa Mesa.
elemenlar)' llCbool dlalrict," Smalhlood
said.
Smallwood expJalned alter the .-.g
that "we've been leylDg to gel tbll ID-
lonnaUon out o! the CO\IDIJ Department
of Education !0< weeb. I would ha"
releuod It earlier, but I jull loml oul
about it Ulla aftemooo."
DUNES ... ~ • said, Newport Beach is blocking im· J
provement of the restaurant. ,
The Dunes management, which took ·;:x:"!lll'.'•M•D"!"•aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiam011••• .. ~~~~~ 1i::~ ~~.~:,r:k !'u1:r~m~~ J :'~". 5l8 CENTER STREET-COSTA MESA 646-1919 ~=
dollar improvement of the facility in· ~ ••:c1111,...011••m•m••n•mllllloli ... • .. '!!'••••••••1111m•••••••••••I
eluding ty.·o hotels, four additional
restaurants, a shopping center, a theme
park with rides and exhibits and parking
for 3,200 cars.
County supervisors turned this "Water
World''-conctpt down as being too com-
mercial and not providing enough beach
and swimming areas for the public.
A modtnt!dllllll was later turned down
and last month the county }!arbors,
Beaches and Parks Commission ten-
tatively approved a third plan which in·
eluded a restaurant, expanded travel
!railer areas and expanded pubtlc
beeches.
The plan was not considered by county
supervisors Tuesday.
l!Hnimum renl to the county tmder the
curr~t lease is $120,lm a year. The
coun.ty revenue for August waa $13,242 in·
clucbng $4,786 for admWions, $3,071 for
boat slips and locker! and $1 ,066 on the
Lrailer park.
Supetvlsor Ronald Caspers recalled
tbat he wanted to foreclose on the
previous lessee. Col. 0. H. Byrd of Te~
as, in 1971. "But we lel these new people
coml!: ln, take over the lease and arc of-
fering them nothing but an lnvttaUon to
'ba nkruptcy," he declared.
"The question is what ii the Dunes for
and what do we w8nt to u,,c It for ," said
Supervisor David L. Baker. "lt ls ob-
Viously ilrider-ufiliZeC'
Baker said the supervisors Jhoutd defer
action on the default notice and
persona lly vi.sit the site. •
Volt Baskatbans
AC2 Reg. 7 .95 Yalue-5.95
Red--whitt-Blue 7 .95
CB2 Blemi~.95
CB2 Regular~ 1l95
XB20 lndoor-16.95
&8202 Syntbetlc·leather-18.95
Wilson Leather Basketball-28.95
3A im:h Basketball Backboanl-14.95
Basketball Goals-3.95 & 5.95
Adidas & Converse Basketball Shoes
Basketball Shirts-3.40
YoHeyballs & Nets
Soccer Balls
Water Polo Balls
Open 9 to 6 Closed Sundays
-· -·'
•
Wann Up SUits-21.95 • 24.95
Sweat Shirts & Pants-each 3.50
Adidas-Coovers&-Tretam
Jack-P-urcell-T1111nis Shoes
Men's & Boys'. Tennis Sharts-5.95 up
Tennis Shirts-5.95 to 9.00
Tennis Dresses
Halllballs & Glaves
Racquetball Racquets & Bafts
Temis Rmts-4.95 to 50.oo .
Wllsoo-Pem-Dunlop T eruis Bal$-
7 .95 per Doz.
Boys' Gym Shirts & :Shotts
Bikes-Parts-Repairing
Tires-Tulles
• DARY PILOT EDITOBIA.L PAGE
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Airport Not a Tool
What appeared to be a mutulll~ beneficial agree-
ment between Newport Beac~ and Cot~ Mesa J.oterests
has bogged down in suspicion and inl.sunderslandlnir.
The proposed agreement between tbe city o! New-
port Beach and the Costa .Mesa County Wate,r District
would 'have stralghtoned out 'aome wobbly bouqdarlts
and resoJvcd several ques~ons or which water supplier
should service certain areas.
For one thing, it would have eased tensions over
'9&ler service in the :Versailles aparm,ent aNa -source
of a lhreatenlng legal action -by glvl.og Newport tbe
water business there. Costa Mesa then agreed to pro-
vide water inside a Newport condominium development
near the Santa Ana River.
Staffs from the city and lhe water dlslrlct had lhe
agreement in type and the Newport city council was
scheduled to take action last week, But after on-th&
agenda, 'off-the-agenda, on· the.agenda maneuvers, it was
altered before the vote was taken anct Costa Mesa water
oUicials considered the alteration significant.
The point of contention seemingly was the Orange
County Airport property. It is inside the Costa l\!esa
County \Vater District boundarle! and is presently being
serviced by the district. Newport pre~umably had ~o
argument with that arrangement -but reportedly did
not want it spelled out in the agreement in order to pre-
serve a "sphere of influence" claim on the airport.
The airport is in unincorporated, county territory.
Interests in both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach have
discussed annexing the property. It's an open secret
in fact, that Newport sees such an a!1J1exation as a means
of exercising control over the airport, its flight patterns,
flight frequencies, noise levels and the like.
Two points are in otd~n
county and properly belongs to county aulhorlty. It
should never become a tool lor one city to use against
other cities.
-The proposed agreement between Newport and
the Costa Mesa water district is a good one and any minor
dil!erenl'Os should be resolved swiftly. If they are not, It
is easy to see ,lhe build·U{l of another arena of animosity
between the two com1nun1ties.
There are, literally, scores of areas in which Costa
Mesa and Newport could be workin g for mutual benefit.
The, water agreement was a hopeful sign that some aim
-was being taken in that direction.
lf it falls apart, citizens of both citi~ can look for·
ward to another wearying period of distrust and inaction
on mutual problems ..
Help For West Side
No area of Costa'?w!esa is deserving of more atten-
tion from city hall than the· area west of Newport and
Harbor Boulevards, site of the city's first population
boon1.
The west side has a multiplicity of problems: An
unhealthy mix of residential and industrial uses, narrow
streets that often lead nowhere, few sidewalks, homes
without garages, only one· brid~e connecting with
Huntington Beach, and spreading blight.
Those problerris have continued to grow during the
past 20 years. Clearly, it is time to get it in shape.
Councilman Dom Raciti's suggestion to create a task
force to identify the problems and suggest the proper
solutions is both timely and percepti,..
•
((0.
d
f
-No city -not Newport, not Costa Alesa, not
Santa Ana -should annex the airport. It belongs to the
The appointment of a citizenS group to initiate
the changes would take the burden off the city staff and
give more weight to the desires of those who live there. 'There must be a better deliverv svstem than this!' l
c
Responsibility /tfust Be Shared
• • • • ' • ! • I . Letters We
Don't Expect
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Citizens Can ·Restore the Nation ' • • .
' To .Re~eive
( HAL BOYLE J
Excerpts from letter! we'd like to get
but the pGStmln rarely brings:
•lwe-are-l11wyers representing the·l11te
Miss Hortense ~1cWherry, whom you
probably remember as the lov'ely red·
haired girl who jUted you in high school.
Later ahe came to regret bitterly lbe
shabby W'&Y she had lreated you, and of·
ten said tt was the biggest mistake of her
lifetime, because she
could never hope to
• J attract. another mRn
as fine as you.
"In lime she ht
came a recluse and
kept a ~die Ut un-
der the .b1gb school
yearbook picture o!
you she pasted on
.1er bedrOom wall. To
short.en a long story, she died lasl \veek.
still murmuring your name aa tears rolled
down her cheeks ..
"lier wW bequeaths you half the
money in her father's residuary estate.
Your share comes to $$00,000. woo.Id you
like us to send It to you In bl11s of large
or small denominations?" . DEAR JIM, ...
hiy wife tells me that your wife told
her that you were moping because you
felt you had made a fint..cJass fool of
yourself at our ~ktail party last Fri·
day.
Nonsense-, old man. You were the life
of the party. It v1ould ha\le laid a great
big ostrich egg except for the fun you
pro\tided. All the guests were crazy about
you.
Don't worry about the noor lamp. It
has b e e n broken at least five times
before, and anyway Marge and I only
paid $6. 75 for it when we bought it at a
rummage sale back ln 1949.
Incidentally, we want you and your
How about saytng that whichever
city annexes the Orange County
Airport will also have to have the
flight pattern (landlngs and take·
offs) within its boundaries?
M.W,
OIMllW Giff etfll-11 1rto wbml"-1 '' ~ llld de 119! NClli.ll'ltJ tl'tttcl ttM vltWI 91 1M _,..,.,., Senti yeur Mt
.....,._._ GleOln'I' hs. Dell)' Plltl. .
wife back 'at a'party we're having a week
from nqt )i'riday. Bring your bongo
drums a&fini I'll g~t ·out my mandolin,
and we'll shOw the gang real foot-stomp-
ing music.
"See ya, Buddy,
Jack"
"BECAUSE of the mild nu epidemic.
our ~ecuuve committee h33 decided to
cancel the monthly meeting of the PTA
for this Tb.ufaday night. ' ' "Tbis will come as a double disap-
pointment, ·because we won't be able to
hear until a later date the scheduled ad"
dt'WI by Dr. 'Sl)otweU for the evening on
"0b6essive-Gu1Jt in Preadolesceitt Gifted
Siblings."
"We regret having to make tlliJ
decision, but, considering the situation
realistically, we feel It is lm(>(ralive to
avoid any risks of spreading the ..• "
"DEAR HUBBY, ,
"I've had a pleasant two-week stay
with ?i1other, and my only ttgret b that
she bas decided nol to come home with
me and spend a month with us. My sister
Grace gave birth to a baby boy Tuesday,
and Mother feels it is her duty to go to
her and help take care of her new little
grandson. I think I'll go along with her
and spend a \li'eek with them, too.
"In case you're short of money, look in
our old family Bible under Deutero~my.
I hid il there for emergencies. Be sure the
canary gets plenty of water, and don't
S()ak his seed in gi n before feeding him..,
That doesn't make hlm sfhg better. It
just makes him sullen. Love and kisses,
Fanny."
To the Editor:
If all the people of this country did not
vote, there would be no Congress-no
Presidency. The people then are the real
governing force or this nation.
DUE TO the fact that many citizens
are apathetic, self-centered, too busy,
disillusioned or who shirk t h e I r
responsibility by Jetting "George do it"
and those who maintain they hate politics
and-listen or\lyio hearsaylnstead~of prob-
ing for what is true, the ~le are
therefore partly responsible f o r
Watergate.
Now that the bearings are taking pl~ce
· again and· more and more Of what bai
been happening in this country emerges,
citizens must rally and assume their
yoting privileges and instead of the usual
11cot>OUts" take the proper interest. 'Ibey
nfust gird on the ar~r and become l&-
volvtd.
• IF EACH citizen does take the proper
Interest in voting and if he or she does
one smaU thing towards making the com-
munity or country a better place, this na-
tion would not only Survive but become
greater, despite the recent scandals, and
would cootlnue to remain the land of the
free.
Philosophy tells us that out · of
everything th"at is bad some good always
surfaces.
ELINOR DAVIS
Private Highway?
To the Editor :
Please pass this sol.uUon on to the
Irvine Company so they may solve their
noise problems near Promontory Bay.
Without changing the windows -or
even additional insUlation ,-all they
ha~e to do is relocate-the Coast
Highway.
They were able to relocate Bayside
Drive, why not lhe Coast Highway? The
result of the Bayside Drive deal alreauy
has resulted in one death and severe ba y
pollution.
Also, by closing the Coast Highway and
making lt a private road. the added tr<if·
fie created by this complex would be
taken care of.
G. MINER
Whose Wilderness? To the Editor;
Likes to Bike
"In wildness is ,lhe preservation of the
v•orld," Thoreau wrote. The v.·ords of the
peaceful man from Walden Pond have
become a battle cry r 0 r en·
vironmentalists trying to preser\le as
much as possible of the remalning
v.ilderness areas In the United States.
Under pressure from numerous con·
se.rvation groups. Congress in 19&1 passed
the Wilderness Preservation Act and gave
pennanenl legal prntcclion to some nine
million acres or untuucht!d land. mostly
the West. NO\V Con;-:rcss is n~sia' unde.r
pressure to pa~s rin · Eristtrn \Vildemess
Act and prescr,·c up tll 11 1nlllion more
acres in wirious rl<ites cast of the
Mississippi.
THE QUESTIOS Is, preserve the
wilderness for v.hom?. Groups like the
Slerra Club an:t the Wlldcrooll! Sodety
argue that wlldcrneu ls an eod in ttse:U,
and that we must save for !Ultlre aenera·
Hema 11r~a1 heretofore untouched by
hwnanity. They speak in almo&l mystical
terms of the "wUdeme.s• experience" u
a bl&hly per30nal and deeply enriching
sojourn into places Where few have a:one
before. "Poppycock," cot.mien the
timbci'r industry, which wants more nu·
tlooal rore!t land opened up for logging
to meet tlle J1:1tlori's growing housing
needs.
William H. Jlunt, president of Ibo
Georgia-Pacific Corp .. has said: ''Under
the sweaty bnckrmcks one Is most likely
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EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
It seems to .me that the need for
bicycling is not getting eoough attention
in relation to the gruJ problem . I, for one.
would be delighted to use my bike for er·
rands m Costa Mesa and Newport Beach.
and I would prefer to, BUT there is no
safe route along Palisades Road nor on
the Coast Highway.
to find .business executives, professional Jamboree has 11 beautiful bike trail all
people and other white-collar workers. . . the way to the Coast Highway. Why can't
For all practical purposes, the wilderness we have more useful routes like that one
experience has become a huge road.less sooner? Routes on main streets wouldn't
extension of ellllsm, barred to the man be just for pleasure, they would and
or woman who \li'Orks too hard on the )ob should be used by everyone capable of
to enjoy the physical demands of a riding a bike. What better way lo keep
re.turn to the coon.skin cnp." ·L one's health and conserve the gas! (And
also not ha\lc to pay for ii!) BETWEEN THESE contending fac· LO IS DUITP.1AN lions stands the U.S. Fore~l Service,
which must administer the vast acreages
at Issue and try to ensure that forest,
desert and grasSJand meet t h e con-
lliclln( dem>ncls of diverse interests.
So !be wilclern!iss debatl! continues.
"Wild<rness -Whose Problem?" Is the
theme of the Sierra Club's 13th biennial
"1lderness conleren<e whl<h "111 be held
in Boulder, Colo. The metiung aim,, "to
develop innovative. 1 o I u t I o n s to-
"'ildemess problems" through a u ch
means as group dynamics and original
pape.ts from club membcrt. Attendance
will he limited to promote th< In-
terchange of ideas and develop "strategy
nnd pplicy alternatives for future
wlldernfss protection." ·No timber ln-
dt:stry representatives <1re expected to
attend.
Criticism Vnfnir
To tbe Editor :
Your article. "72 Newport ·~! es a
Graduotes Indict Educatlon," In the Sept.
24 Issue, states that the Newport·h1esa
Unified School District report is based on
the clau of tm and indicates that tv.·o-
thirds of the graduates plm to' continue
their education at least through four
years of C()llege.
Tit£ ARTICLE also $1.lltes • that only
five percent of the 1972 graduates believe
their education helped them "R great
deal" in preparing for "a self-supporting,
productive life."
That two-third! of the 11udcn~ ha\le
the necessary credentials to continue
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withheld on request if sufficient
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publi.sti.d.
their education in careers of their choice
makes the 5 peroent indictment figure
questionable to me.
ALSO, since these students are our
future doct.ors. lawyers, ·teachers, scien-
tists, businessmen and women, and
journalists, the outside world is many
years ahead of them and to use data
from the lm class is meaningless.
To indicate that students indict enduca·
lion is unfair from the data presented.
SID SHELTON
Prefers Tennis
To the Editor:
After viewing and reading about the
two major comedl'. events of the year -
Watergate and the Riggs vs. King tennis
match, I certainly prefer teMis.
R. D. HUNTER
Year-round Forfeit
To the Editor :
Re: Year round school :
The teacher forfeits his (her) future
trips abroad.
The mother forfeits her new liberation
be it career or college.
The child forfeits the piece of
chlldhood he has been sole owner of.
The family forfeits the lime that
makes the rest of the year ''worth it."
The college aspirant who must earn
tuition (I was one among many) forfeits
his degree and his future .
Since nobody wins and e,·erybody loses.
on surface this wouldn't seem to be what
one mi ght call a truly "good idea."
At most it gets a C minus and it's pro-
ponents should be pul back a grade and
given remedial "bonehead sociology."
R.L. CLARK
Ta"' Coinple"'ltles
To the Editor:
Senator Carpenter says he has oot
made up his mind on the governor's tax
initiative (Daily Pilot, Sept. 20). This
seems strange in view of his definite opin·
ions expressed in the past year
reg8rding the kinds of issues Which are
proper for the initiative process.
JN JANUARY of this year in a pulr
lishcd report Sen. Carpenter staled thtlt.
"If the question is too complex ... the in·
itiativc process is dangerous und self·
defeating ... The presentation or such
an issue lo the public represents :in ex·
ercise in anarchy because the people arr
asked to undertake a decision when they
cannot possibly undrrstand all the im·
pllcalions of that decision •.. "
The senator used the death penalty and
marijuana initiatives as examples of the
type or clear.cut Luues v.1hlch arc ap.
proprl.a.te for the initiati\·e process find
the pollution and coastline-measures as
those Which are not.
IN ~tAY Senator Carpc.i:ntcr again ex·
pressed this viewpoint in a speech before
the Sooth Con!t Republican forun'h
s1,ylna-thaf placing "mas.,iVe, <:omplcx
i sues on the ~not l, a misuse of the in·
' •
.
itiative process." Stating that it is unfair
to expect the electorate to do the
legislature's \vork, he said. "citizens are
without access and exposure to the same
information as' is the legislature."
I agree with Senator Carpenter on this
issue. nie upcoming tax initiative is far
more complex than the coastal initiative
and furthermore does not have the
carefully defined lifetime of the coastal
initiative which created certain com-
missions lo do certain things by a certain
date and then go out ol existence.
" THE PROPOSAL$ in the governor's
tu initiative tProposition I) may be
very good and they may be very bad.
There is much informed opinion on both
sides. However, there Is little disagree-
ment that the proposals are enonnously
complicated. They deal with a revolu·
tionary concept of tax la"'" the
implications of which the average voter
cannot be expected to understand. ,
For this reason alone, I believe j
Proposition I should be defea.t¢d, Tax
reform is a job· which needs doing,;but: •
oot by means or simplistic sloga!ll wbk.b.
accompany every initiative election. ~
IF OUR present elected represe
tatives-in -Sacrament.o..ha\l_e been \IDlbl_
to work out a meaningful tu reform
gram with all the infonnatioo and
available to them, perhaps il'a time
look for replacements. In lbe mean
I trust Senator Carpenter will put
support where his mouth has been -
OOROl'llY A.
,
urge defeat of.Proposition I. il·~
Government Art Subsidy --
Sho11ldn't Be Necessary
Jn a COllple of these columns I have
kicked and pouted about Senate Bill 121.
That's the little jewel by Senator Arlen
Gregoc:io. o-san Mateo. that hikes our an·
nual subsidy to the California Arts Com·
mission to more than $1 million .
I think it's a no-no. As a matter or
principle.
It's not that 1'1u
against culture Cir
art -or even 2rt
lovers. I 'll take Beet·
hoven over the Roll-
ing Stones. any day .
It's just that 1 do not
think it prope r of
government to take
a part of Pele's eam·
ings to subsidize Paul 's oboe or Pau1a·s
Othello. • I oppose confiscation and compulsory
philanthropy, That, I suppose, makes me
some kind of a nut.
But , you artists and art lov ers can
relax. I have been outvoted. SB 121 has
been passed by the legislature.
SO~fE OF my con9Crvative legislator
friends shrug off their \'Ole for SB 121.
"Heck, it's only a million bucks ...
Well , let me tell you about that million
bucks.
It \vould take all of the state income
and all of the sates taxes paid by 2,659
unmarried wage-earners at the $10.000
taxable income level to equal that million
bucks.
Or, it would take all the state income
and sates taxes of 4,444 married couples,
Or, 4,282 married couples 'A'ilh t\\'O kids.
That's \\'hat ii ta,kes to get a million
bucks for the stale. That's what It would
take lo fund the art subsidy.
IF TllAT'S okny \vith you , good. Dul. I
know :1 bun<.:h of hard·\VOrklng middle
class famillie! that could put their pan
of that lttx doogh to different use. For
things such as brend ::ind shoos and car
payments.·
Nbu•, you tnkc dear rc<idcr r.ene
~fcNemcy of Nev.·porl Beach. lie goes
for tht'tt $1 tnilhon subsidy for arl. Says
my attitude tabs me as a thrO\\'back and
group5 inc with operating engineers. con·
i-truclion v.·ork.:-rs and other assorted
thi ck·skulltd hnrdhnts .
l'1el1. maybe so. Rut that's pretty good
company In my book . Tho!ic fr11a.s a.re
building An1rric11. rd rather sit \\'ith
fhcm thiln :i. bunch of soft-<lomed e$tr,·
head.•.
j\.f9c's n good old gu~ JI~ says opc rn
has µroduccd a lot or grc:it music. •·And.
il was produL"ed not for madnnlC in her
'
(..__R_u_s_W'._"_i;_:r_o_N__..JJ -
salin go1vn but for music lovers of all
estate."
Hold ii. P,,fac. Consider this please?
FIRST. most of that great music v.•as
produced for mJdames in their satin
gO\\TIS -and maJiame , Or her bubble,
paid for it. Happily. today, most of it can
be enjoyed by just !urning the radio dial.
In fact. it can be possessed for a couple
of bucks al the nearest music store or
supennarket.
Second. the most popular and
beneficial (in terms of getting art to the
people) programs ever sponsored by the
California ArlS Commission were ·
"Dimensions'' (a traveling art show for
the blind) and "1-forizons" (another
traveling show of "l"reat paintings by
California aMists).
Those two projects were \'Oluntarily
financed by pri\'ate companies and in.-
dividuals. No public funds invol\"ed, but
volttntary philanthropy. if you will.
That's the lype of stuff I look for from
Gov. Reagan's s<>-<:allcd "creative socie-
ty" -not more government spendlng.
The vote on SB--121 \vas 29--0 in the
Senate and 73-1 in the Assembly. Only
one legislator out of 103 refused to be a
party to compulsory philanthropy. Only
on<!
01.&N•I COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N, lVetd, PubUJl1tr
Thomas K eevil. Ed fl or
Barb-Ora K rtibich
Editorial Page Editor
't't1" editorial P91o':e or 1'M Da lly
P1iol oittks to inform R(id ~amul111e
t'ffdt'n by Prtst'flfing on thi• Jlllt
dive~ C<lmmentary on IQJliCI otin.
tm>st by synd1cat~ rolumnifls and
cartooni!ts, b)' pr~iding a forum for
rt11den' views and b)• pmMntini this
~'8paper's Gp1nloos and ilttu on
curTtnt topics. The at~ opinions
ol tM Daily Plkl< awar only in the
fd1torial ail.umn •t tht' t.\p (I( 1hc
page. Opinions e.~prnstod by the •
umnlsl.'I and ctJ'10tln.1$1t1 and lctttt"
writtts UT tht'tr oown arid no ~
mt.nt o! thtlr vit"l--. by the Dt.Jb'
Pl)o( 1'hould be lnlm'f'C!..
Wednesday, October 3, 1973
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Copwr
Crash
Probed
OAKLAND (AP)
Authorities today were in::
vestlgatlng the crash of a
police helicopter which plum·
meted into a parking lot. burst
into names and killed two o[-
ficen on board.
'lbe aircraft narrowly miss-
ed a mtaurant when lt crash-
ed Tuesday night in a light
commercial area of East
Oatland near Fruitvale
Avenue and Foothill
Boulevard. Police said no
othen we.re injured, but a few
autoa were damaged by the
fire.
Police ldeotified the vic-
tims 15 Officers Wendell Troyer, the pilo~ and David WOUNDED Pl,TROLMAN •
Guider. Both were pinned Norm•n Barry
und.emeatb·the wreek~ge.
POIJCE CBIEF Charles
Caln said the men gave no in-
dication of mechanJcal trouble
when they radioed head-
quarters shortly be!ore the
crash. He said the officers
were on routine aerial patrol
and were rteponding to · a
reported robbery.
1be Federal AvJat ion
Administration Is in·
vestlgatlng.
The helicopter's blades flew
oU oo impact and knocked
down part of a rence sur·
rounding the U D 0 cc Up i e d
FruLtv~e Nursery School
Orlld Care centtt.
AN EYKWITNW, Anthony
Remolli, said he beard. 1wo
loud erplosions as t h e
helicopter passed overhead.
He said the almaft then turn-
ed Iowan! the str<et.
"It exploded when the plane
hit the ground," Renzolli said.
"It burst into flam es."
Rabid Coons ·
Tlu·eaten
Celebrities
LOS ANGELES fUPIJ
Henry Fonda and James
ste~·art are among t h e
celebrities who may have been
exposed to rabid raccoons at a
society "Beastly Ball " jeld
Sept. 21 to raise money for the
zoo. county health authorities
said Tuesday.
Officials said they were ask-
ing lhe ball's organizers to
canvass the guest list to fmd
out whe:ther any of the 300 or
so whO attended were bitten or
scratched by the animals.
"The odds are ttfat they are
not in any kind or danger, but
we can 't take chances,'' said
Dr: Ichiro Kamei.
·Consolidation Bill
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Vetoed by Reagan
SACRAMENTO !:i\P)
Gov. Rooald Reagan has
vetoed a major: consotjdaUon
ol. Los Angeles-erea air pollu-
tion districts. But be signed a
bill settma up a pilot program
in mandatory vehicle smog in-
spections. ,...
Jn -, vtto message Tuesday,
Reagan said the consolidation
bill-would cr~te an unneeded
eiffa layer Of government. Re
satd tbe vehicle Inspection bill
wOuld make sure "the tax·
payers will get their money 's
worth."
proves successful, it will !hen
be tim e to consider further
measures.
In r~actioo. ~forelti called
the veto "a tremendous &el-
back in our attempt to toughen
the fight against smog in the
Los Angeles Basln. It once
more indicates his (Reagan's)
support or the major cor·
porate polluters in California.··
Moderate
Quake Hits
Bay Areu
Pot Packers
I
3 Mexica11s Die
In Border Battle
JACUMBA iUPll -Border
patrolmeq, alerted by Vietn3m
lype intruder sensors. tracked
down a human pack chain of
Me.x:ieans carrying marijuana
through lhe darkness Tuesday
and fought a gunbattle less
lhan 400 yards north of the
border.
T h r e e marijuana-packers
were killed and one border
patrolman was 11.•ounded . A
man believed tO be waiting to
receive the marijuana was ar-
rested.
THE REST of the band.
believed to number about
seven, fled back across the
border, eluding p u rs u i t
through the rugged, serub-
covered mountains about 70
miles e11.st of San Diego.
Police in Tecate, on the
f\1ex.lcan side of the border.
reported capturing a man
believed to be one of the
Oeelng smugglers. and said
that three · of those who
escaped may have been
wou nded by the U.S. officers'
gunfire.
The Wounded off iJ: er ...
Norman Barry, 31. was struck
in the side by a· .22-ealiber
bullet , which sk immed around
tUs chest along a rib, without
breaking the rib or entering
the chest cavity. Re was
released from Sc r i pp s
Memorial Hospital in San
Diego after treatment.
BARRY SAID that elec-
tronic sensors planted along
the border had aJerted the
Border P~I Friday and
Saturday that large groups
"·ere illegally cros,,ing the line
in the Jewel Valley area we!l
or Jacumba.
Such sensors were used in
Vietnam to detect Communl!l
troop movements, and have
since been brought into use
along the U .S.-li-fexieo border
to de tect the movements of
dope smugglers and illegal
aliens.
"h-fonday night, the sensors
again sounded the alarm, Bar-
ry said, and eight patrolmen
in two cars sped to the scene.
About four miles north of the
border they round a Cadilla c
parked on a dirt road with
about 500 pounds of marijuana
in the trunk, they said.
1'he driver, Felix Milanez
f\1orfin. a Mexican citizen. was
arrested.
Marijuana Supporters
Launch New Campaign
SACRAMENTO IAP I
Backers of last y e a r ' s
defeated marijuana initiative
are going to try again In 1974
to legalize the private use of
marijuana, Sccre"tary or State
Edmund G. Brov.11 aMounced.
...._. Brown said Tuesday that
blc, Sheila li-1. Delany, Thomas
E. Plante and Lawrence
Goebel.
1'he property initiative is
sponsored by Alicita Le\vis of
Stanton, Peter J . Remmel of
Garden Grove. and Gilbert W.
Ferguson of Newport Beach,
Sinatra
Faces Suit
beckers or the marijuana in-
itiative have qualified for a
new initiative petition cam-
paign. They now must CC!ilect
verified signatures of 325,504
registered voters to get the
measure on the ballot . The initiative 11.·ould legalize LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
the private -but not public -Salt Lake City businessman
use of marijuana for""J"l"'SOflS has filed a $2.5 million suit
18 and older. It "-'Ould also against singer Frank Sinatra
allow the cultivation of mari-juana for private use. But the in connection with an alleged
sale or commercial distribu· Palm Springs altercatl.on in
tlon of marijuana would still \Vhich officials had refused to
be illegal . press charges for lack of
Local governments would be evidence.
empo\\"Cred to prohibit public . use of marijuana and to levy The suit was filed Tuesday
fines o( up to $100 for viela-in U.S. District Court by
lions. Frank J. Weinstock. who
A similar mariiuana in· asserted Sinatra and two com-
itiative was re jected by a 2-l margin last November. panions physically attacked
The consolidation measure
by Assembly Speaker Bob
f\1oretti, {0.Van Nuys ), "·oold
have created the South Coast
Air Basin Pollution <:ontrol
District and given It authority
to set up a mandatory in·
spectim program In ttie region
that covers all or parts of six
smog-plagued COIDlties.
Official sponsors of the mari· him last f\1ay 5 while he and
SAN JOSE (APi _ A juana ini1iative are ~1ichael R. his wife were in the Trinidad
moderate earthquake awaken-Aldrich: Ronald C. Green . Hotel cocktail lounge.
ed sleeping residents from Eileen B. Janowitz. Corey P. Police earlier said they
Santa Cruz to the San Fran-J.1ason, Peter James. Frances \\'Ould not press charges for
cisco Bay area early today. __ L_. ::M;;c;;O.;;rmo;:;;;;;tl;;, ;;Oo;:;;;na;;ld;:;;;B;;. ;;D;;ib-;:;;;;;l;;';;'k=o..;f ;;proo;;;;;;;I.;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;::--,
''THE GOV E R NOR
believes. and so do the Boards
of Supervisors of Los Angeles
and Ventura counties and the
Ventura Associat i on of
Governments. that it is not
prudent to adopt ~n ongoing
program \\'ith t a x p a y i n g
powers when · there is in-
sufficient evidence the tax·
payers will get their money's
"'Orth In tenns of pollution
abatement," said Rea gan's
prw: secretary, C I y d c
Walthall.
In addition to Los Angeles
and Ventura counties. the
l\1oretti bill would have con·
sol!dated all of Orange County
and por ti on s of San
Bernardino and R i \' c r s id c
counlies in the ne"• air pollu·
tion district.
Walthall said the governor
reels that if the pilol progran1
There v.·as only one im·
mediate report of damage, at
the Ann Darling Bowling alley
here. v.•here the quake a~
parently severed a water pipe
inside the building.
The tren1or measurl'd 4.25
on !he Richter scale at the
Universi ty of California
Seismographic station i n
Berkeley. Research assistant
Jerry Simila said the quake
took place at 3:07 a.m. along
the San Andreas fault near
Morgan Hill, 20 miles south o!
San Jose.
"Anything bctv.·een 4 and 5
is considered a moderate
earthqua::e,'' said Simila .
Sa n Francisco police receh•·
ed a number of te lephone calls
about the temblor. ~
··It \\'as just sort or a shake.
not n1uch of anylhing."· said
Officer Doug Dumas.
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BUENA PARK : Beach i. O"n9•thorpe. Open Daily 9:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sunday 10 to 7
ORANGE: City Dr. •I Garden Grove Blvd. Open 10.9 p.m. Delly. Sundey 10-6.
SANTA ANA: 3900 So. Bristol · No. of South Co111 Pl11a. Open 10.9 p.m. Delly Sunday 10 fG 6.
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