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Home My WebLink About1974-01-07 - Orange Coast Pilot• • • • . Mudsl~s PlagUe _So~thern California .. • • .. •• . I - ~----------------------------.. Downed Airplane t Satan Overthrown; • ID Baja; ... Found 2 WoJDen Baptized l;oast Pair Alive? In Frozen River DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * .... :. . .. . . . . . . VOL 41, 1tO. J, l llCTIONL » l"AOP Reeupercttlng U.S. Senator Robert A. Taft, Jr. (Ohioi ls resUng today. after a cataract operation on his Jeft eye performed at Christ Hospi· ...taJ. in Cincinnati Thursday. He .: plans a few more days in tbe • .hospital then•two weekues~at home. Londvn . Keepiii g Airport Alert· For Tliir a Day .. rHREE CALIFORNIANS CHARGED IN GUN-SMUGGLING, Story Page 5 as many ~as· 20 airport incident! by Arab terrorists. But a UPI survey indicated few new security measures at European airports other lhan alerts which began in mid-December. The London Dally Mail said what it called Palestine suicide terrorists were believed planning an attack on Heathrow as part of European-wide t e r r o r campaign and that police .,·ere huntin g for an armed group of Palestinians already in Britain. Some reports said the Arabs hoped to shoot down a Pan American or an El Al Israel passenger plane with Russian-made mis,,iles . Other Eropean. countries reported strict security precautions at airports. Some of them like Italy; West Germany and Belgium, introduced the measures before the present scare ln Britain. Icy Baptis111 ' . MiCliiga1i W 01nen 'Overthrow Satan' ROMULUS, Mich. (AP) -With snow falltrig and Ute temperature In the tdens, two Vt'Omen drened in their Sunday beat walked • to • hole in the -ice to lie bllptized by total inunenioil in the Huron River. •fJ ~ ~," sald Sister .Margaret, mlnut.. b<lore her baptism 'SUnday. ul"ve overthrown Satan. He fQugbt me Jut night. He said, "Tell them you'll p in the' eummer 'Nhen it'S not so cold.' "But the Lord said, 'You might not have the t-You'll lose · grace. 111 take care of you.' " Along the riverbank in Lower Huron ?.fetropolltan Park,j ~e 50 members · of the Little Ida Churcb ol Ecorse, Mlcb. hUddled qether singing• > - :Ilall•l•jah IO Jtm who I d~.d -on "To raile tt_p this ladder / mercy . Jt>r ...... -. The Rev~ Uoyd Smith and his congregation fell to their ·knees in the snow as the ceremony began. The pastor pressed his head to the ice on a sba1low stretch of the river and prayed: "Oh Lord, thank you for lhese two that· have come out here (S.e BAPTISM, P1ge ZI Burglar Has Good Taste Laguna Beach police are alter a burglar with a sensitive palate .JJr at least a knowledge of good win<. He •ll>le a 11116 bottle of Chateau Lafitte Rothschild, 1959. lhetr .. ,, ·; Hfre11 onWdrd.1 climb , tht lopt It In iiiew, -• -• ' ·r~ ... ·, a .,...,,. orbrlf~ pf4rll . ...ittnt Jor vou." The wine was one of three bottles taken over the weekend from the home or Harry B. Cohen, 2975 Aip!Jie Way, ·The lotal lOu WU • ... . I • • • I ew ...-ooms New Stort•i D11e Ne~port Houses Suffer Flooding By RUDI NIEDZIEISKI Of .. O.lly ,llet Sltlf Unrelenting rain pelted the Orange C.Oast again today, bringing with it flooding in Newport Beach and the · prospect of damage in other areas when a new rainstorm, 250 miles off the coast, rolls into the area \VOOnesday. Virtually aU of the Finley tract in Newport Beach was reported flooded and water was said to be entering some homes along River Street between 37lh * * * MtJdslides Halt Drivers; Rain, Snow Contin11e LOS ANGELES (APl -Rain-soaked Southern California was hit by more heavy rain and snow today. slowing rush-hour traffic and causing more mudslides. The C3lifornia Highway Patrol sa id new slides were report~ along New WEATHERMAN -'WORST OF STORM OVER,' Story P1go 5 Topanga Canyon Road, tu·o miles north of Old Topanga Canyon Road. Patrolmen said one southbound lane and two oorthbound lanes of the GoldE:_n State Freeway were closed at San Fernando Road near Sylmar. The southbound lane was reported . to have caved in at spots where runoff waters undermined the pavement. The other , lanes were covered with oozing mud. • All major roads were reported open. but motorists caught in the rain-llowed rusti hour were late for. work. Flooding and mudslides were reported In the mountains east of San Diego and Elcoodido lo the !IOl)lh. The Air Force used a snowplow from Its Mt. Lag\ma radar station east o{ San Diego to rescue at least 40 persons st~ in campers for two days . The National Weather Senice said r«Gnl ninlallrllrenohed do~11town Los Angeles Sunday. F0tteasters said 2.05 (See SUD£s, l'lge li and 39th Street. 'Workm~n were busy piling up sandbags at the end of 34th Street and at the lifeguard headquarters at the Newport Beach pier where ~in, coupled with high tides threc.tened the building itself. More than 1,550 sandbags have been H IGH TIDES MAY PLAGUE- EAST, NOT WEST, Pago 11 placed aroWld the stilt-supported building Y•hich lost part of its cement slab driveway to erosion Sunday. Both the Rivo Alto and the Rialto channels this morning "·ere filled to capacity with additional downpours threatening to spill \\·ater over the bulkheads. Crews were standing by to pump water on Balbo Island at Marine Avenue ~·here It intersects with Balboa Avenue and Park Avenue. The island's tidegates have been closed, preventing draining of the flooded areas by oonnal means. Several road closures made motoring difficult with portions of River Street bet~·een 4oth and 43rd and 37th and 391.h Street blocked to traffic. A1So clased i'vas the 32nd Street connector \Vith Newport and Balboa Boulevards. Ulw- lying areas of MacArthur Boulevard remain passable today. In Costa Mesa the completion or a new stonn drain left the traditionally ••orst flood ing trouble spot, Faintiew Road, relatively dry. FI o o ding was reported only at · Bear Street and Sunflo11;er Avenue where 'v or km en drained the intersection by pwiching a !See RAIN, Page ZI FIR ST CA LL SOLD REFRIGERATOR . 'Mle price was right -and so was the time. "This ad sold a refrigerator on the first call: LARGE Frig. deluxe w/~s top freezer. Avocado green. Nr. new. Xlnt cond. $125. (Phone No.) Daily Pilot resulls Olten come tbat quickly ... and sntis ractorily. Test it for younell. Dial the direct ·line to results at the Daily Pllol Phone 642·5678. , • U~I Ttlfllllol9 Sticking A.rou11d 1-l is Eminence, Archbishop Iakovos of New York City was surprised to_day during a cere- mony in Tarpon Springs, Flor· ida when he released a dove and it flew back and landed on his head. The dove signifies a rising or the soul to heaven. Downed Airplane Discovered; Two From Coast OK? By JAN WORTH Of "'-Dally 'Utt Sl41f A r.tission Viejo couple missing since Dec. 22 may be alive in the \\'reckage or a plane located Sunday afternoon in the countains ol Baja California, ?.!exico. Air 1'"'orce paramedics were scheduled to parachute into a rocky canyon today to see i£ anyone is ali ve in the wreckage. The Jump follows a ·thre~day "'Search by some 14 planes for fl.1arvln and Theresa Goodwin, both 40, and Goodwin's father, Cecil of the state of \Vashlngton. With the elder Goodwin, 63, was· his tl·vcaf-old wife Gall. -The party left Orange C.OUnty airport Dec. 22 with plans for a three-week holiday' trip to La Paiz, 8.C.; Acapulco1 and Me1.lco City.-_ They ' rented four.passenger lllG9 (See WRECKAGE, Page Zi 1 Coastline Panelists Set Airing By CANDACE PEARSON Of flll D.Uy ,,._ SI ... The state coastal commission is expected to sid~ep rules prohibiting reconsideration of the San Onofre nuclear generating plant expansion and set ·a new vote on the i~ue for Jan. 23. The oommission will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Hilton Inn in San Francisco. The commission's recent denial o( the proposed addition of two nuclear reactors at the plant three miles south of San Clemente has been a continuing subject of c;onlroversy. Although the commission has been under intense pressure to reconsider its action in light of current energy problems. it has been prevented by an attorney general's ruling. Assistant State Attorney General Carl Roronkay had told the state commission that b ecause its rules don 't allow reconsideration unl ess there has been a procedural error, the whole case would have to go back to the San Diego regional commission first. • Now that procedural error has (Stt ONOFRE, Page Z) _ Orange .. • Weather The weather service cans fOr partial clearing Tuesday, but don't put away your rain gear. Long term forecast sho"·s continued sho"·crs \Vednesday through Fri- day. Highs in the low SOS. Lows in the upper 40s. I NS IDE TODAY \Vho toears tl1t patits at tl1t Faroh i\lallufacturing Con1pa.1iy? \Villit F'arall, tht bishop OT 1111iq_~ organizers? Set stcwy Page 7. • •1111"' U L, M, 11)'41 11 Clllftnllt I CIMtllkC ft.J6 Clrnkt tt c"",......, " OUlll Melle•• 11 l!fl~ ,... • ll:l'ftrt.l...,_I 2t·t1 l'.IMIKt 1 .. 1J ~., 1M lll:tc.,.. 11 Honllc.. 11 '"~,,.. !hrVtc.• • \~ • · . ... , , • t • • • ~ DAILY PILOT s Mond>r, htlU'1J 7, 1974 Schools Study · Gettiiig KidS Out Vism ol YOWli children waiUng at dark, Uftla(t bus stops ...... because or daylight ••Ing time have prompted Ocean Vi ew School District. administrators in Huntington Beach to pusb • back their school schedule 15 minllles. While not all school districts ln West Orange O>unty have . decided to begin and end school at a later time, several other districts are also COMiderlng altering their lime schedules -including Huntington Beach City School District and the Huntington Beach Union High School District. Fountain Valley School District reports San Clet1aetate that since none of their schooll began wtUI 8:30 a.m., and their first bua pickup I! not until 7:45 a.m., they plan IQ maintain their orig!nal schedule. Ocean View, b:>wever, will begin ltl new schedule oo Wednesday, with each school in the district begiMtng 5 minutes later than usual. A district spokesman for Ocean View explained that the first bu.. pickup is at 7:10 a:m., actually 6:10 a.m. before the new Daylight ·Saving Time went into effect Sunday. "At 6 a.m. It's totally dark and not safe for little children to be at bus stops." she added. -\\ Nixon Prepares State of Union President Nixon settled into his seoond full week at the \Vestem Whil e House today, working on the massive new federal budget and the State of the Union message. The new work schedule Jollo\VS a weekend marked by the worst weather of any Presidential visit so far, but the rain did not deter the first family. The Nixons and friends emerged from the compound twice Sunday -to attend morning church services at the San Clemente Presbyterian Church , then to have dinner at the El Adobe Restaurant in ·San Juan Capistrano. >'! It was . the first time the President had left his enclave since early in the week when he and friend C. G. "Bebe" Reboz.o took advantage of the rare·· sWlShine and drove through residential streets along the Soutl1 Coast. Like all the President's outside the diners with "Guadalajara". Rebozo tipped the trio at the end of the song. In aU, the tab for .Jhe dinners and margaritas came to about $25, said restaurant manager F.cl Cornwell. This week's schedule calls for no pubijc appearances by the President. Instead, the Chief Executive plans to work on his two main projects -the. budget and the speech he wUI deliver personally to Congresa soon after It convenes Jan. 21. The biggest secret or the visit - now in Its 12th day -is when and_ how the President will return to Washington, D.C. l'rom Pagel RAIN . .'. activities during this trip Sooday's two hole in a curb. jaunts were unannounced, but word had The rain dampened streets in spread fast among the ch u r Ch Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley, To determine when there would be . enough daylight to lnslll't the bua stops' aalety, District Superintendent Jam .. Carvell and two principal! conducted light !Udlnga over <llriltmas VIQlllon. '"Ibey found oul that by 8:25 1.m., It would be light e110U8h !or the children to be safe,'' the spolµ!sman said. Today and Tuesday, however, before the new schedule goes into effect, the dlstrlcl has hired noon duty supervisors to stand guard at the bus stops WltiJ 7:30 a.m. A 'letter contalnlng intormalion on the new schedule wa! sent home. toaay-to parents in the district. • . . .. . .. . 'Jbe schedule will be In effect until further notice -''proi)ably until Jt becomes light enough at the old time to revert blct", said the spokesman. llllllUngtoo BeaCb City School Pistricl had not COllllclOred chancing its school schedule, but hundredi of i>li""" calls from concet'Md parents received at the c\btrict offices 1hls m<mtlng have made ad'tninlstrators think otherwise. !'Hundreds or calls ctlUcized us for not changing our schedule.," said Superintendent ·S. A. Moffett, "So, I supoeke with our safety engiiieer, and he felt we would have a right ·to set back our time because of the darkness at the bus1stop1.'' .... • "We're still waiting on confirmation from County Counsel to aee what they thlnk, but we are definleUy considering a change;'' Moffett cootinlled.. "School beginning a minimum of 30 utes later would. be the cbanie, possiblly even latei:," be said. A llnat decl!lQn will be reached tater today with parents and studcota In the d~trict being informed Tuesday ol what the new schedule will be if iL Is altered. ' High sc:hciol students too, may be beginning and ending school tater, altOOugh district officials have not yet decided what plan to take. --.. High School district adm~ met tbJi, atttrnoon concer:nlnJ the ' to decide what to do. Aocor<linll to llunlington Beaob a number ot phone· clllll from . ol Edll"'1 llllll SchOol lludeoli -rect!Yed this morning al the st.iJoD. "Because ol the darliilal, ~ COIJIPllcaled by the rain tbli ~ parents were conce:n\edt'' said a ~ Department spokesman. Many students rode their bicyles ~ tD school in the dark, without Ughi., Cjlc<i\lnterlng huge puddles and ~., traUiC on th~ir way, be .reported. 'ftMN were no aceldents, however, he~;~ ' -::i l'rotll P ... fl J 2.~?!~-~ f;'. San Ono(re "ill be "a subject up °'\.'J&i: 9," stale ·.fAml!li James Hife1 18.hi "toctly:.11we ·· will get around the lechitical fact the entire case had to go back to ttll· regional commission." •. Hayes; who made his remarks at a South Coast regional comm Issi 0,11 meeting today in Long Beach, said t&I error was that the state commb.sioa discussed nuclear safety. ... .. "Because there was a great deal it discussion related to safety at the :; Onofre plant and the attorney gene said we had no jW"isdiction, it sbo not even have been heard by lbe coastal commission," Hayes added. "Some of us are going to move very strongly that it be reconsidered," be said today. "And it will be put over ~to Ji n. 23 for a ''ole. -11-wiU--no-r io back to the regional a>llU1llalklo. '' Mt· , Boronkay had ruled that nuclear safe(f questiona were the &Ole . Jorildiclloa a. federal agenciea like the Alomlc EMrp COmmlsslon. Altbougll, the comt'llllllbo1 diSCUssed . •uch lslueo at i~ bW1k In Newport Beadl, the denlil ~ based Oii salf!IY reasons. · . ~ membership. causing motorists to drive more slov.·Jy ---poJice-said-several-worshlp;ers-h-acr-but-neithercity-fel t-the-temper-or t~---------------_:.::::=:::_...:=--==----------==::::~,_::::__:::::_Lti, told them Sunday morning that the storm. Ellis Avenue. Yt'est of Newland ,..;. .. .,.. .. ,, t llbe , destruction ol al1D01t oae - ol ,._ blufls and po1<111Jal•11artn ~~-.:~~r-=:.: ':'!"': cong~egation was expecting the Street; had a lot of water~ on it but President. Careful planning assured that closing was not required. few members were kept from sharing In La~a Beach. hardware -store the service with th e Nixon.s, daughter owner Bill Shields measured a total Trfcia Cox and Rebozo. of 1.M inches of rain for the duration ·After attending the rites the Nixons of the stonn tiut that was not eoou2h posed on the front walk of the church to cause any flooding. However, City and chatted briefly with the pastor Street Supt. Ralph ft1oline said there the Rev. Joseph Stephens. ' co~ld . be a problem if another hard The posing was brief however ram, hke the one on Saturday, bombards because of the rain. . . ' • ' the saturated gn>w>d. . Immediately afterward the drop-in Tfte Saddleback Valley a!so. escaJ>t'.Cf guests entered a limousine for the drive rain damage. except for M1ss1on Vi~JO across town to La Casa Pacifica wher~ the r3ln was bl~med for crush!Dg Later in the d th · an e1ght·inch water hne to a bowlmg ay e same group 41lley on Marguerite Parkway and La ~nled . t~e same ca! and drove along Paz Road . The n1pture anrl rood closure o d Pac1f1c ~t Highway to the El caused some traffic problems, according Adobe, where some pa~ ~lready had to the Hishway Patrol. . been moved ou~ or . ~ecl!on to make No rain problems at all were reported way for .the Pres1den.11at .party. in Irvine or In san Clemente even though Sa~pling fare which JS standard for the storm brought a third of an inch the first family, the Nixons, Mrs. Cox of rain on Sunday and about the same and Rebozo spent little more than an amount by mid-morning. hour at the Mexican restaurant a block ~rl Nelson, a county flood engineer, from the gates of the old mission. said the rainstorms have been spread The restaurant's mariachi band _ a out sufficiently that the water has beeh frequent source ol entertainment at the able to soak into the ground. President's social functions -serenaded But he said oounty officials are keeping W orkma11 Guilty In Child's Deatl1 a close watch if the rain increases in force and produces more runoff. The storm to date deposited nearly four inches of water in downtown Los Angeles but about an inch le!.1 in Orange County. 'l'be Orange County Flood Control District's rain gauge in Santa Ana showed Qiat the storm had produced 2. 78 inches of precipitation by this morning for a season total of 4.81 inches. Artist Dies Famed Afexican muralist David Alfaro Siquei,ros has died in Cuernavaca of cancer at age ·77. Here he stands before · faces ai;!isls in 1971 photo. of .Jr!exico's most famous ' Fron1PageJ f WRECKAGE FOUND IN BAJA • • • Alooney Ranger from Jerry A1cGee at the airport, with Goodwin piloting. The wreckage was spotted at sunset Sunday about 25 miles southeast or ~Iulege by Bob Simpson, an· Orange County sheriff's aero squadron reserve pilot. A1ulege is 525 miles south of San Diego on the eastern side of the Baja peninsula. Simpson said he was drawn by signals from an emergency locating transmitter. He radioed back what he described as signs of life inside the plane. The transmitter can work either manually or automatically w h e n activated on impact, but balteries die within two days. Because of the mountainous location and the broken condition of the plane. authorities said they could not yet identify the ·craft as the one rented by the Goodwins. "But the location matches up with their flight plans," said Larry Linden- berg, a friend of the Good.wins and employe of the Points \Vest Airlines at Orange County Airport. Lindenberg joined the search Friday. "[t'd take a v•eek or tWo to hike out or those mountains if anybody tried to get help,'' he said. The Goood...,·ins, four-year residents ol !\-fission Viejo, have no children. He is a contractor f?r the Callfonila Pacific Development Company. The search began when Teresa Goodwin's ,,brother, Joe Nava o'f Mission Viejo beeame \\·orried when he and bis wife Betty had heard no word from the Goodwins by New Years' Day. They contacted airport autho.rities who began investigating the locale or' the plane. It was last heard from as jt departed the Tijuana airport Dec: 22. "Apparently the Mexican government had t~·o reports of the distress signal and didn't report them to us , ' • Lindenberg said. "I can't believe that · happened." The Navas were delayed in getting help fr.om the Air Force because they \veren't sure of the actual flight path the Goodwins planned. Ft'Ottl Page J ' BAP'J.ISM. toda y. Oh Lord, bless candidates.·· • • these The minister then walked out onto the ice. In the middle of the river, he stepped into a spot clear of Ice, the frigid water rising to his knees. He motioned for the Rey. \Valter snµth, assistant pastor of the church, to join him. Sister Margaret, who would not give her full name or address, and Mrs. Lee Belcher, 50, or Llnooln Park, ?\-tich., went to the hole in the Ice. "You don't get oold; the Lord keeps you wann," a woman on the bank explaine<l quietly. Sister Margaret emerged from total immersion without so much as a shiver. her face aglow, thni:wing kisses to .... ·ard the congregation, Then the ministers leaned. Airs. Belcher backward under the river water. Mr. Smith asked if any others Ytished baptism. "ll so, we'll go out there again," he said. No one else requested baptism. -ai tp'OUDdt lor 'c1en1at. •• • !: Officials of tbe~Envlronmental Coalition of Oranil:e County v.·ere alarmed by the poasible reconskteration of ~ San Onofre plant ~y. 3, Robert Snyder, presillenl of the coalition, said, "ll is a llUl"ClllC di,.ppo~tinenno watch ·tiow ttiO .P..Y companies strongarm thelJ' way wHlt gove rnment." ' Snyder said that if the comm:m· i agrees to rehear this pennit in a ~ · procedure, it will .. be harmirig the I conserTatkm 8ct passed by voters mOrp than a year ago, · ~· Snyder and other c oa 1 it I'~ representatives said that the two utilities -Southern California Ediion AQd San Diego Gas and Electric cOm~es 111'... put pressure on iocal • pollticlins ~ In tum "threatened to cul off lfddltloMt funds for oonUnuing operation ol UO. commission if they did not ricoNlaer lhelr vote on 'San Onofre.'" ,_., The two uUl\Ues flied a lanbtt challenging the commilsion's decldil in San Diego County Superior Coilrt. A hearing has been scheduled on lb< suit Jan. l&. · .J, CQalltion officials Indicated. that that lawsuit al90 pres.rured the cornnUsslon to rehear the ·case. .Ji: "The ultimate decision on the Sin Onorre permit is less important than the overall principal of fair play '9:1 democracy," Lorell Long, secretaryW the coalition said. ONTARIO (UPI J -A 2S.year-old steelworker, twice convicted of the beating death of his girlfriend's infant daughter, wa s sentenced on a manslaughter charge to a year in county jail and four-year probation . The sentence, disclosed Saturday, ended the second trial of William Wheeler, who was found guilty of the death of Virginia Dekker's 10-month~ld child. Ft'Ottl Page l SLIDES PLAGUE LA AREA • • • Wheeler's first conviction July 11 was later overturned. OU.NGI COAST " DAILY PILOT 1llt Or9"fe Coast DAILY PILOT, ..,11~ """k:l'I II cemb!Mlil 11'1• N"""'"Prtu, 11 PVblllhMI 11¥ "'* Or-. Pllf ~lslllfll1 COn'WHlnY. Sffe· l"rlohy, tor Co•!• Mn., NllWPOrt 8Hd!, Hunlll'lll!On 8Udlfl'our1111ft V•tlty, L"""" a.di, ll'\'IM/SHdlltlKll MIC! Sin C..,_hll kit Ju-n C.ltlllr.,., A tl!IQlle ,..,1ot111 .... •• 111*1~ S.!Urtll'p •nd ~· TM ,..IMl!Mll pulttllhlrlt pl_,., ... •I lJD Wnt .. , -Stnel, Cetl• MtM, 0 lifornl1, bl#. l•btrt N. We..J Pl'ftlHnt aM Pllbll"'9r Jeclr II., C11rlty Vke 1'tllld9"1 f!MI G1Mr1I M-tw Thom•• IC•evil Edllllr Tho111a, A. Mur!Jlii11• M-efl!f Edl!Or Cft•rl•• H. \.•tt ll'ich1r4 I". N1U Mtlttel'll "''"""" IEcll!JR inches of rain reu during that 24-hour period, topping the previous Jan. 6 mark of .82 of an inch set in 1959. The weather service said the storm has dumpe4 4. i6 incheS on the Los Angeles area. Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties also v.·ere hit with a deluge Sunday. San Luis Obispa recorded 3.4 inches in the 24 hours before 8 a.m. today and the rain continued. Gibraltar Dam, located on the Santa Ynez River in the mountain range north or Santa Barbara, had 3.72 inches in a 24-bour period . In San Luis Obispo County, motorists were advi.sed to take U.S. 1b1 north to Carmel instead of California I, Yt'hich faced a severe danger of mudslides. The rainfall wasn't as heavy east or Los Angel ... Riverside had .14 Inch In the last 24 hours and I .!'l inches from the stOrm. 'Jbe"first two mltes of Tapanga Canyon up from Pacific Coast Hiafrway were being evacuated as authorities feared " -· , further flooding. , ~·.=; :,-i:.~' e!~v•N "There's about 5% feet "of debris in l,JlflliNI 9Mdl: m "'"" •-· "'oP ~k d If tha fl 'tM!tlnPMl'aMdl: 1111s ltMdl &""9vero ,, anga ..,,-...:: an 1-over OW8 WI °"""' .. : • 1tefTh 11 c.."""' 1t .. 1 It wtll take out some homes," aaid ttl 11 11 C714, '4MJJ1 IA. Jerry Conklin of the Malibu sherllf's a ...,. M1•1'Wn1 Mut11 station. "This ill a· prtcautJooary ,,_ -... ..._. ._. • ...... ... measure but we can't In good conscience 491..... lei the people stay up there," he said. ,._ ...,. .,..... c...y ee.1.... A receiving area wu being set up .... ,,.. at the Malibu Cori\munlty Center and ~· ;:a-,.::-...,f:" ..::= lhe Red Cross v.·as readying facilities ........ ....., ..... ...,..._... ...... for more than 300 people involved, he :::.• .,·~ := ..,.... "" ~ sakt. . - ...,, ~ ._.... ..., _. a. --. :-More mudslides wu.-te-a r e d .aa up ee11"'""" .. s 1111• w :u"~ to fow-inches or rain wa1 forecast ~~::"-'a~~_,...,, ---iormoontaln areash ·a rpoiesman tor ._ _______ ._____ the National Weather Service said. • The spokesman said fiooding in some hi&h desert areas ccu14 be expected if temperatures rise, melUng the newly fallen snow. But he said such flOoding should be minor. The new stonn front is expected to pass through the Southern California area today, the spokesman said. Hundreds of motorists were stranded , in mountains from Santa Barbara to San I Diego after the stonn dwnped four to I five feet of sno\f on resort areas, authorities said. Drifts of up to 25 feet were reported on some roads. The San Bernardino Cow\ly Sherill's department said food lirlUts may be initiated If snow continues to bfock mountaln roads. · About 2,000 families were report.eel trapped in the Lake Arrowhead &rea as snow continued to plle up on the five-!oot drllts already smothering roads. Schools were closed until at least Wednu&y ,'authorities.said. ''The snow .has rain on it and it's too heavy to move," said Mike Broggie, dlrector or resort facilities at Lake Arrowhead. "Jf It rains again, we're In a Joi ol trcubte." -· The neW atonn pr<imlaed to do ·jusl that as forecasters raised the l;oow levels to S,000 feet l{oln 2,000 feet. Powerful Wind:! shook horn., ·and toppled po;..r ttne. In Canon and San !llartno; aalhorltl.,. said. Aboll) 800 homes wtre btacied out tii'lelly. Driven fiei<Ung for snow areas were caustnc maaaive lrlfllc Jama -llOITle bee•'* ol. Jack olpsottne.-.ot.-~-- -Garp,.-l'IDI MougWn and Sin Marco& P .. , 1utbortU. said. ln 10me artu, 1nilflC WIS dlverte<llJoif Clrl werO unable to turn around becauS<l'br high dttrts. ...... . - ... Stainless Steel Fabric: Care Tub FULL 2 YIAR PARTS and LABOR WARRANTY e Smooth, Rust-Proof, Chip-Proof • ldt1t for all Wash- able F1brlc1 • Luis tlit..!,llt!lft\t of th. Washer PWS. • • a washable knits cycle .... ... -........ .... ,... c.L,. ........ _ ...... " .... ,,.. .. ......... ........ ..,.. ...., ........ ...,,. '"""' .... , TAKE WE TRADE-INS lllbmy Sells -Sf'EED OUEEti, _ For less than 'i)ull(af' ,.:·Li -. - . . ' terDAY CASH-WITH ~:.::1 181S lllWPOIT ltVD. lll~Jll"8 C1St1 Ilsa . . ' -• . ' ' ., ·. ; ' . ){ • .. , ... -· " .. " , ..... ' . . -, . .. • I r I I I . . ' t· r"_Jae E11e of tlae Energ11 Controvers11 The sandstone bluffs at San Onofre about three miles south of San vation Commission denied the permits by a sp lit vote. Opponents to Clemente became an issue of controv~rsy alter they figured in the the location ot the reactors cited damage to the bluffs and to the chain denial of permits for two nuclear reactors that would have caused re-of marine life from discharge of warm waters used to cool the reactors. ' moval of part of the landscape. The California Regional Zone Conser-Proponents .cited the need for electrical energy. The matter is current- ~~~~'--~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gas Independents Rebuffed .Supreme Court Won't Act on Price Control Plea ' . · WASlllNGTON"""""(UP!) -Tile U.S. Supreme Coor! denied a hearing today to 1 opentors of independent service ttalkm who claim ~Y are being ruined bJ lbe government's price controls. on pooline. ·; The court acted in a brief order, l 1f.llhout comment. "Under regulations issued last August by the Coot of Living Council, the i;elling price allowed .independent retailers is ltiO .cait ·of gasoline u of Aug. 1, plus 11.:-martup In effect 01r Jan. o-or ,. Waycross;-Ga:-;-and Joseph J. Grtsh, seven cents a gallon, whichever is higher. who handles Marathon products in In late ·1973, an additional one cent sterling Heights, Mich. They said they a gallon increase was a 11 o w e d . Meantime, the council is considering brought-the challenge on behalf of 165,000 a formula based on current supply independents. curtailments. ' 'fheir complaint said gasoline dealers Outlets owned and operated by oil ' had been singled out from othfr 'small companies ~hem selves .. are subj~t to businessmen for Wlfair discri,mination an entirely different pr1ong mechanism. . The test case was brought· by Mumy by arbitrary methods •. Anderson, a Texaco station operator in U.S. District Judge Barrington D. Parker barred enforcement of the llobby Baker Attorneys regulations temporarily on the ground that they were diScrininatory and violated the Constitution's guarantee of "due process of law." ,PrQposing Settlement • WASIDNGTON (AP) -~WY.~ for ~ Baker proposed a aettfement today In return for the dropping of JI federal action to recover about $100,000 :fli>m Lyndon B. Johnson's former Senate ·~ -· 'Ille aetUement was propooed by Baker 'la';yer William E. McDoniels at the jlpenlllg ol a scheduled week-long civil :kjal OD lhe JusUce Department suit. 111i'l'be proceedings were put over Wllll 1uesday morning lo give the government ,~ ID ainslder Baker's proposal, """°rding ID JU1tice l1wy.r Stanley .Paige. ·,Neither side would dlllCllSI t h e aettlement proposed in the cha!flbers 'II U.S. DI.strict Judj:e George L. Hart Jr. t Tbe government is aUempling to nawer money it claim,, Baker took for Inf!~ while secretary • :.Rainfaill Blamed •• :For Motoris t',- to the Sentae's Democ.Tatio majority. Baker admits receiving the money but cootends that the civil action should be dismissed because the money was legally paid him for work outside his Senate duties. In any case, be maintains, ~e government bu no right to iue him !or the money. Only thole twbo gave it to him have such a right. Baker Is not e>peeteil to testify during the trial be!ore U.S. District Judge George L. Hart Jr. 1be government bas indie1ted it may .call u wltne§es-Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield (D- Mont.) and representatives of companie): tbat paid money to Baker. Baker, ·45, exercised considerable power while Johnson was the Senate majority leader. He reportedly became a ml1lionalre while servh1g as secretary. to the Senate Democratic majority from January l!M until Octobfr 1963. But the temporary 'Emergency Court of Appeals, establi&hed to hear price stabilization cases, ruled that the plaintiffs had not exhausted the available administrative methods for obtaining relief from the Cost of Living Council. The operai,rs said ·this placed appeals power wlth lhe same individuals who rejected their earlier arguments and argued that f u r t he r administrative procedures would impose f i n an c i a I burdens from which no recovery is possible. L, .Alabama's Smut Law Overturned MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPil-A federal cOurtJlll rulecLAtabama's anti-obscenity law UDCODBtltutional in a suit filed by the producen of the motion picture, "Last Tango in Paris." The t~judge panel did not view the film, saying it was wmecessary to rule on the possible obscenity of the. film itself because the. state law was "unconstitutional on its face.'' United Artists .Corp. filed suit after a local theater owner was served a notice by Montgomery police that Jaw officers felt there was "reasonable cause" to think "Last Tango" ¥las obscene. Cock f ighti1ig Arena Raided OAKLAND (AP) -Police with their hackles up swooped down on a feather·filled back ya rd and raided what they called the "Super Bowl or Cockfighting." Fifteen persons were_ given misdemeanor citations sunday .for participating in the illegal sport that pits razor-spurred roosters against each in a. fight to the death. Church Assailed For ReftISing Madam's Rites PONCE, P.R. !UPI) -The mayor of Ponce, Luis Antonio Morales, was there. So were legislators, leading businessmen and Puerto Rican sports figures . An estimated 6,000 to 8,000 mourners attended the funeral Saturday of Isabel ("Isabel the 1 Black~) Oppenheilllfr Luberza, 73, One of P'llerto· Rico!s be!:t- known philanthropists who was shot to death in her place of business Thursday. The Catholic Church, however, refused to give Miss Luberza final rites and denied her burial in a Catholic ceme- tery. An Wlidentified assailant fatally shot ~liss · Luberza in the chesf three times and wounded one of her female employes. She said the shot may have been .intended for another victim, but did not elaborate. A cousin who refused to be identified criticized the catholic Church for its refusal to bury Miss Luberza. -"It was too late to make-amends anyway. The Catholic Oiurch has earned nothing but criticism for turning its back on her after all the money Isabel gave to Ule church," the cousin said. · Most of the public figures who attended the funeral agreed. ~ "My god," explained' Anthony J. Tursi, a native of Brooklyn and a Catholic . "If the church does this to Isabel, imagine what it will do to me when I die." For tbe past 43 years, Miss Luberza ran one or Puerto Rico's most famous brothels. . _,reeway Death He was sentenced to three years in prilon after being convicted of seven counts, lilcludlng obtaining $137,000 Illegally t·h rough influen<e-peddling, underpayment of income tu· in 1961 and 1962, helping another person falsify hls inoome tax returns and pocketing political contributions !or his own use . __Tursi-hu-been---e.rrested-40' times, ~ seuon's worst rainstorm claimed first victim on Orange County a)'ll, S!Dlday Q)Orning, C&lifomia way Patrol officet)s said today. chael G: Parmely, 30, of Norco, 'P" fatally injured on the Riverside Jteeway near Weit C&n'yon at about .. a.m. when 'the van he was driving $ldded on ru.,Ilck pavement, Olpped '*" and rolled into ·the center divider =. pollce said. ly -dead on arrival at -1.blda.Jloopital of maaaive heod l!Dd·~ injuri,.; :-' 'l'."'I -lh' the van, Laura d::I, '181 of ADaheim and her -old da"lbter .. Klmberley sulfered focierate injuries and were ... t to tbe · bolpllal fer treatment, olfktn ~. • lilted in f1ir condition ' . -,. an.' ConVic~ ; n~·Monm ease~ ' I •. I ' LOS ANGELES (AP) -A superior .jury has found D1nlel Mol"Yin ert, n. guilty on four counts of chlld ind five couall ol Ml ~-~-Yirt waa Indicted laat October by Loo-Aqeleo 0itat1 Grind Jury !lltlt,ll men, lncludlng_Cbrtltopl!er . Leirll.'•. 'the «lll'ol -Lorett( , and Huntble · Q11 heir William ..,, 'II. . .(atborltles -aocuS<d the men of llnl yciung boy1 for films thlt depklod--..t icll. aald they conflsclled about l,lljlll 1=::~ film& aad .............. dttrlJ1I the llmlllptlon. .. ~ Bake-r-was-paroled in June~1972 after spending nearly 17 montbl in prioon. 1be government claims in its suit that It Is entitled to re<over $108,96& allegedly paid Baker to tnnuence governm ent Antique Victrolas, Recor ds Heisted decision because Baker "subverted the Four antique .victrolas and a nwnber trust placed in him." . of equally ancient record cylinders A pre-trial examiner'a report filed last valued at nearly $5,000 were stolen July said Bater "contends that the during the weekend from a capistrano circumstances ·under which he re<eived Beach home, Orange County Sherill's the mooJes . . . were not tparkedly o£ficers said. different from the circumstances wblclt Dep_uties said intruden took the costly other employes, •.ge n.ts or antiques from a guefit room at the repn!Selltatives o1 the .uruted States .. room of Virginia S.. lljinalo, 5S, of recetved monies during Iii! relationship 31391 Doheny Pla<e. Officers said there with the government which began In was no evidence of forcib~e entry at 1943." the home. Texa·s Exor~ist ' Priest Cl.eanses ·'Pagan Church' HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -A ~an catholic priest said he was cilled' upon ID help drive evil .spirits fiom the lite ol a former '1papn church" here after workme,n refused to 1'-'0rk on the structUtt. '!'he pries\, the Rev. Francll E. Monqhan, vice pmldei\t of St. Thomas Unlveralty, said he did 'nol actwilly perform u. .... ci&m, becauae · he is not qualified ID do oo. Father Monaahan aatd he and the owner of the building, attorney Thomas 1'. Whitcomb, 1n Epl1CGP8Han1 prayed !Dgether for the evil splrlta ID leave, The action WU taken alter the workmen, who bail oeen the mowle, ''Tbo Exorcist," aald they feared. the presence "evil.~. . . The rlte ·o1 mrclsm IJ porfonned ·- in the movie, adapted from a best-seliing novel in which a chfld Is possessed by spirits. Tile Roman Catholic Church has for centuries recognized exorcism as a rellglous act, although It is rarely practiced In modem times. It is an- ettempe. to drive oul evll spirits by commands, ceremonies or prayers. . The so-called Pogan Olurch was abandoned ._uy by Its occupants, Jim Palmer and his famlly. During its 511 years, tbe church had become well known locally for Its free-love doclrlne. Whitcomb, the new. owner, says· once the -1s-repalrecn1e plans Ii> renr it. He added that workmen were back the...job, cilnsidtrably 1... nervous after the prayer iession. · but never convicted, of running a similar establishment -in San Juan. -----"'--. I • • • I Mond1y, Janiwy 7, 1974 DAIL V PILOT 3 ly being negotiated by the commission and the two utilities that hope to build the power units, Southern California Edison Co. and San Diego Gas and Electric. I1~vine's First Cit y Clerk Eyes Saddlehack Positi9n By JAN ~·oRm Of lh• Oillr .. not Sl•lf Norrisa Poulson Brandt, daughter of a former mayor of Los Angeles and the first city clerk of Irvine, filed Friday five minutes before the deadline as . a candidate for Saddleback College trustee. ~!rs. Br~dt's announcement makes a final total of eight candidates for the area six .(IJ:'Vine-EI Toro ) post, being vacated by trustee Michael Collins who resigned. The new trustee -will be elected by all Saddleback COiiege district voters March 5. Mrs. Brandt, who lives at 17921 Angell St., Irvine, announced her candidacy with a firm call for the resignation of trustee Alyn Btannon of Santa Ana, recently convicted on bookmaking charges. "There is no rea!On "to waJt fOf' the judge's' decision as to . w·h ether bOOkmaking is a misdemeanor or a felony," she said. "Bookmaking is bookmaking: what an example for the students. "Mr. Brannon can show his interest in the morale of the community, faculty, and students by resigning quickly." A-trs. Brandt plnpainted three issues she believes will be a factor in the campaign : -The Irvine Unified School District should have one of its residents as a trustee. At present, it does not. Parade Entries Deadline Told Deadline for entries in the 1974 Laguna -Saddleback College 11must be more access ible to Tustin and Irvine students." Public transp(irtation should have been set up long ago to the school, Mrs. Brandl said. She called for "storefi;ont schools" near Irvine and Tustin to offer Saddleback College classes. -Improvements in the curriculum are needed . Bui it does not lake long sfudies to detennine what is needed, she said. "One can deduce from talking to students, parents, and faculty members that Saddleback College has an inflexible administration backed by a board 0£ trustees which is not responsive to the many netds of the community," she said. l\lrs. Brandt's qualifications for the trustee most include a wide range ~ boanl mebenbipo on local· l'arenl Teacher Associations in Orange and Los Angeles Countiei. She has a lifetime teachin« <2"t!identlitl from Cal State "Los Angeles and/ a bachelor's degree in political science from UCLA. · The daughter of former Los Angeles mayor Norris Poulsm1 Airs. ·Brandt worked for his campaigns and· in his congressional office in Washington, O.C. She has four children, one deceased, and is married to Alfred Brandt, a land agent. · · Other candid!ltes for the ~ poat are Steve DeLapp of Irvine ; Nicholu DiGilU'o of El Toro; Earl carraway of El Toro; Andrew Mumy of Irvine ; Vera Snyder of Irvine;-Gary Rasmussen or-Irv1ne :-anc1 Jobn--Tolle·of-El-Tonr. Saddles, Blankets Taken in San J uan Beach Patriots' Day Parade is Feb. Saddles and blankets valued by the 1, Parade Chairman Cal 0 r cu t t owner at $350 were stolen during the announced Thursday. 'i''eekend by burglars who broke into Parade information and· entry blanks a San Juan Capistrano tack shed, Orange are available by contacting Emily Ross County Sheriff's officers said. at 494-8656. Deputies said the equestrian equipment Orcutt said plans for the Feb. 16 owned by Henry John, 58, of 4tS parade ·are-"welli n hand0 and predicted-Monterey Drive, Laguna-Beach,-was a beautiful event for the parade's eighth taken while he was ab5ent from the production. step-off time is 11 a.m. stables. _J_ ,, the Piccoll110 tr.clition, th• pi11t •n••mbl• •orn br Miry Ann DI li11 i1 • 1t1ndout in our Sptin9 Sport Coll•ction. • PJcco lino1 •t• f11hion1bl•, pr1ctict1I and .,,,,,,a •• --. .• ju1t 11•1 tilt cltJldr111 wlto wt1r th•m. Miry A1111 it th• de1.1ghl•r of Mr. I Mr1 . Antltonr Di l ii1 of S•nl• An• e!ld 11!1 i1 111 th• Sth gr•d• 11 T1.11tin M•rriori•I School. flASMJOff rll.AttD ---TOWN • COUfllft.1' or..., ln41 ...,,.. MU"THMTOM MAAIOUa lft4J.M14M1 ·' I •f .,..J .. ( PILO I .... Tom ...-phine ·; '·•;1:· •• ,., Getting Damp In the Dark BLUE MONDAYS DEPT. -Oh, you bet, this is really the way to start ou1 the bright new week. Slosh dowh the last of that cup of coffee. Charge out the front door to meet the .new day. And wbat bappem? You are up to your knees in water, that's what. Additionally, you discover that what Isn't Wlderwater ls cloaked in total darkness. Daylight Saving Time ls with Us. After that, the day turned out to be all downhill. The weather reporters happily pa,ssed on the intelligence that while we've already become soggy with four inches of rain in this region, they oow predict we'll get another two inches before the whole thing blows away. To top that off, we are scheduled tomorrow to have the highest tides in more tha.n a decade here along the coast. mE SKIES ARE going to be raining oo our heads while the Pacific is sloshing at' our toes. Folks down on the Peninsula sectors of Newport Beach may not have to "'ail that Jong. Hall of the place was already underwater early today. -.-/. · Fifth District Supervisor Ron Ca~· s was ... on hand in the early IJlOrDing darkness down at Laguna _,,.Nfguel in order to add his ofiici~ blessing to a new commuter bus set'Vice that went into action for the/first time today. Only trouble wu(it was too dark for many of the' commuters to see Supervisor Ron as they stwnbled around to find their way onto the bus. AIL TillS PRECIPITATION usually means it's mudslide season for the good folks downcoast in the San Clemente area. They don't watch the skies when it starts raining like this. They watch the foundations of their houses i~tead. So far, San Clemente has not decided to slide_ off into the sea. Still, it might be a gClOd time for tile -President to end his vacation and take hiS chances with Washington. Meanwhile, as commuters groped Ui.eir way up Coast Highway early today, they were reminded that they were sloshing along at 6:30 a.m. real time and oot 7:30 a.m. like the goverrunent says it is. THIS BECAME EVIDENT because the faithful time-and-temperature sign watched by everybody -in the middle of Corona del Mar hadn 't been turned ahead one hour over the ·-,.eekend. Don't feel you.'re the only one fouled up by all this change of time and foul weather. At one auto agency in Costa Mesa this morning, the only guy who showed up for work on time was the shop foreman . He didn't seem mad. Just 'lonely. And finally amidst it all, we come lo William E. Simon, our new U.S. energy czar. Simon took to the teevee airways Sunday to tell us all that despite what we may suspicion, there really is an oil shortage. TROUBLE IS, Simon says. he's not sure just how much or a shortage it really is. Th.is is because he distrusts the way the oil companies currently report their stock. He caUed the reporting system .,an in1perfection." But never mind. While it might be imperfect, it's still perfectly clear that we're shOri . So Simon says. Sigh. There can only be one good thing about a ~1onday like this one. It will go away and then it'll be Tuesday. .. • • 3rd Devaluation " , - Jap3n Yen Bite~: ' • • • Dust Once_Aga1n TOKYO (UPI) -Japan ii' effect today devaluecl the once-mighty yen for the third time since the start ol the Arab oil boycotl 'Ille Bank ol Japan 8llllOllllCod It was letting the yen !all to a teV<!I of around 300 per U.S. dollar from the price ol 280 yen per U.S. dollar which bad been Jn effect since mid-November. late.I yen crlals. 'Ille Dow.Jones lnder ol 22S blue cl\lpo In the ltrst oectton ol the Tokyo stock exdwlge was olf It.I, [)(\ints In momJng tradlni;, ond clooed the morning session at 4,1!1.8'. In one ol the -i hectic <laya In the hi.otwY ol foreign CUtTe!!C)I trading In Tokyo, big Japanese companies unloaded btltlons ol yen Friday . to buy dollan before a devaluation occurred. 'Ille Bank ol Japan, which plays a role 11imllar to the Federal Reserve Bank in America, failed to mwne. tta efforts 14 hold the yen when the marbl ~ at 10 o.m. today. TWIN·ENGINE TURBOPROP CLIPPED APPROACH LIGHTS ON LANDING . 'THE MOVE reflected the twin blows lnfi1cted on Japan's economy by galloping lnllatton ~t home, and an oil shortage stemming from the boycott announced Oct. 17 by the organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting· Countries (OAPEC). 'Ille yen's price dropped from 286 per U.S. dollar to 275 in early November. then went down to 280 yen per U.S dollar later that month. Today after the Bank of Jaoan quit su~ni( It , the yen slwnped further to around :.in. Angry British Railmen, Step Up Slowdown Johnstown, P.•. Cr•sh Killed 11 P1rsons1 Injured Six Othen · • ID Plane Crash ~ II Die ' Passersby Pull 'Survivors, Dead From Wreckage U the yen price settles down at around 300 to the dollar,· it would be a revaluation of 2.76 pen:ent from the LONDON (UPI) -Britain's 29,000 price of 308 established in t be railroad locomotive drivers thrtetened SmlttisonJan currency settlement or •• , h . 1 JOHNSTOWN , Pa. !AP ) -"I couldn't even scream . I tried to scream, but nothing came out," said a young man who raced to the wreckage of a commuter plane. The crash killed 11 persons and injured six. Authorities said the dead included Mrs. Richard H. Mayer, 42, wife of lhe publisher o( the Johnstown Tribune· Democrat: their · ll·year-0ld son , Richard ; ·and their niece Susan Imhoff, 13. THE AIR EAST t\\•iJ-...engine turboprop was on a scheduled commuter flight from Pittsburgh with 15 passengers and two crewmen. aboard when it clipped a bank of approach lights SUnday night while trying to land al the Johnstown- Cambria County Airport, officials said. The Beechcraft 99 then soared over a highway and slammed into the top of a steep embankment 100 yards short of its assigned rooway. Authorities said tbey could not explain what caused the commuter plane to Deceinber, l9'1l , under the lntemational wuay to step up I cir cripp ing_ five- clip the lights. monetary fund formula for computing \veek-old rail slowdov.'11 . "It was a matter or five. feet and currency changes. But leaders of 260,000 roa1 rninf!'s: • he would have been clear," ·said Warren prepared a new peace move whJch they Krise. an Air East official. "Right now THAT MEANS more inflation, becaime said could end the three-day working we have no idea what happened." lt wfD take Japanese importers more week stranglehold imPosed on lndmtry N. hot M d k 19 the th ho yen to buy the dollars needed to bring 1c as ay a . , you w · ___ .. by the government to save critically h bl t d goods into Japan, and the incre<IXU said e was una e o scream, an dwindling fuel stockpiles. three other young men from Johnstown cost will be passed on to the people. "'ere driving on the highway below the The Bank of Japan carried out today's Before meeting With other top railroad embankment moments after the 'crash. de facto devaluation by declining to drivers' leaders, Ray Bucltton, general They climbed to the site. support the yen at the prevlouil'· level secretary of their union, said there ii of 280 per U.S. dollar. · a feeling of "bitter anger" among Israeli, Egyptian Tall{s Showing '~ittle .Progress: WHILE ONE went for help, the other The Tokyo stock market dropped lnthe railroad engineers at tbe state.run three began pulling victims clear of British Railways board's rejection of. the wreckage and covering those alive their 20 percent pay hike .claim. with whatever tbey could finpuld. N ortli I re land c~ ~ ha~=:.=.r= David Hamula said he led Cindy the overtime ban and polJcy ol Imhoff, Susan's twin sister, from the noncooperation should be stepped up,' .. plane and packed snow around her lace ch:nf Qu:ts. Buclctoo said. to stop some bleeding, then covered .,.:;;. " her with his jacket. · But the cOal miners Injected what He said he huddled against her after BELFAST, Northern Ire 1 and London's newspapers described as a "ray By United Press Intenatlooal Israeli and Egyptian negotiators met today for the fifth. time in Geneva to try to break the deadlock on the withdrawal of troops along the Suez Canal front. There were no reports of progress and lsraeli newspapers said the United States feared the Egyptians might not accept the latest lsraeli withdrawal plans. AN EGYPTIAN official said only that ';no new proposals were made." A Airport Complex At Phnom Penh· Hit by Rockets PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Insurgent gunners rocketed the Phnom Penh airport compound today, but there \Vere no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Five to seven miles northwest of the capital, government armor and infantry have killed more than 100 Communist-led rebels in four attac}ts on a large anUgovemment force, military sources reported. Villagers from the area told newsmen more than 1.000 Khmer Rouge troops had moved into the sector in the past 36 hours. They were reported to have roW1ded up 2,000 lo 3,000 villagers and were holding them near Tang Kra.sang Pagoda, five miles from the center of Phnom Penh. Newsmen returning from t h e battlefront said government troops were attacking the Khmer Rouge pocket from three directions. They said four massive artillery barrages were called in by !root-line commanders to pound the insurgent troops. communique issued after the 2'h hour everyone· else was pulled clear to keep (,\P) _ Brian Faulkner resigned of bop8' into their dead.Jock with the meeting sald only that the two sides her warm ootil ambulances arrived. She today as leader of the Unionist govenunent over pay. met and would meet again on later was reported in critical-condition party, but·remaine.d chief executive '!be wtion has demanded a 25 percent \vednesd n--· t · ha at a hospital . of •I..-Northern Ire 1 and pay hike, i>ut the state-nm. natkml coal ay · na.~n commuruques ve ul1;:' board bas refused to go above 16.S spoken of progr~ss but today's gave Newsmen at the scene said relatives government and vowed to continue percent. 00 cause ror optimism. and friends or some or the victims his fight for sharing power with Union chiefs met to con.sider new ran from the terminal to the site and the Catholic minority. ·..1--the bmi ting the Before the meeting between Brig. Gen. 1 •-t· 1 uid '--eviua .... "1: Y were su t to Tahal El M .w.... 1 tried to help pull the victims from " uc 1eve t wo UC" wrong government's pay board argu)ng that a5uvub o Egypt and Brig. the wreckage. Some collapsed and were -to continue in leadership of a party further lncreases of f7.20 to ,12 8 week: Gen. Mordechai Gur of Israel, Israeli taken to hospitals for treatment of shock. organiialion which has rejected the . v.'OU.ld be possible withcA.it breaching the officials said they are now in a position The plane's pilot. 40-year-0ld David policies on wlUch my colleagues government's anti-inflation pay ceilings. to put forward concrete proposals to BraMan, a retired Air Force pilot from and I fought the A s s e m b I Y Britain went lnto its seccnd week" Egypt on the pull back of its troops nearby Galitzin, was killed when thrown elections," Faulker said in his of three-day ~1>rking with rail Rf'Vim on the Suez. nearly 50 yards still strapped in his resignation statement. slashed still further by the locomotive .• The newspaper V edioth Aharoooth reported that U.S. officials have had some reservations about the plan, saying j~s~e~at~·:a:u:thor::i:ti:es::sa:i:d=. ::::::::::::::::!::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::dri::·v:en::•:m:ow:::do:wn.:::::;::::::::::::;;::--' Egypt may not accept it. 'Ille paper now'. more ways you save said Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has "requested greater whenyou save at a flexibility " by both sides. · Dayan discussed the proposals Sunday with the lsraeli cabinet after conlerrring ws ANGELES FEDIE'RAL C' ,\l Tn.'tGS with Kissinger in Washington Friday --!I:,, "1\Y 1J. ,I and Saturday. The Tel Aviv newspaper ~ Ha'Areti satd Kissinger may visit the family r center Middle East soon to brief Arab leaders on his Washington talks with Dayan. VEDIOTll AHARONOTll reported f the tatest Israeli plan consists of three . 1:-nae stages: ·· • ~ -Leaving the Ca~ Highway and l·-:';~~t~··.U~~°-~ thus liberating the trapped Egyptian .-W7D "' 3rd army. • · 'fUJUIWM' -Withdrawing from the west bank \C!-""""'""":c==\\ I of the Suez Canal.~A -Withdrawing 18 miles back into the ..=:: - Sinai Peninsula. After each stage the newspaper reported that U.N. troops would move in to set up a buffer zone inside the freed territory. 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' 11 )5$ South St 11 Gridley ftd. • tl,·5Sll FE·DERAL SAVINGS -ffOfMt.-'------------...-J CHA,_J(R NE!\'!Ol!T JIEACllt JJ2S Ntwport Blvd.• (71') 61J.4SOO (Actolt thili •mt ti'om City Hall) Ht.\O OF'flCl--DOWNTOWN: l ......... , ............... '* ···•fff•tt.ff ••• ,_ ....... lir-ltlt. ~TlCtiON : ). OM Wllshlte Buildinc. Wilihiri Blvd. II Grand IAtAn .. ln,C1IU. 90011•6lJ·1l41OrZenith9691 ' ' Record Budget Forecast SACRAMENTO (UPll - Calllornla lawmakers returned lo the capitol tOda.\l ror the start of a n election-year lcgl11atlvc session a I r e ady troubled by the energy crunch and a looming downturn In the economy. For Gov. llonnld Reaean. \\'ho came to Sacramento seven yrars ago as a ~E!P,lJ~llcan ''citizen • pollll- c1an'' with e blueprint for the State ·' \ . eat1ve society," the 1974 .. session "'ill be Ills last. • SUSPECTS IN LONDON GU N-SMUGGLING Abtlkbir E1-H1kk1uoi Theodore D. Brown governor "'ill deliver hiS 11.State Of the State" message on Wednesday and submit his final proposed state budget on Thursday -an estimated blggeat·ln-the·nation $9.8 billion spending program. The current state budget tota ls $9.4 billion and is expected to grow b.v only $450 million next year because of a foreca st slowdo"'n in.) the econcmy aggravated. by the energy cris is and resultin g 3 Californians Face Conspiracy C.harges unemployment. e Travel Approred SACRAMENTO !UPI ) - 'l'\\"O staff n1embers o f powerful Sen. Randolph Collier \0-Yreke l, wilt not be compelled to refund about $1 ,300 in air fare for a laxpayer-flnanced first-class 0\J(ht to Europe after all . The lliverside P r e s s Enterprise reported Saturday that John \V illiamson , executive officer of the Senate Rules Co mmittee. had reversed hls earlier decision to seek the refund. e ld~11tit" Probed SAN FERNANDO CAP\ - Investigators were working today to determine t h e identities of three persons killed in the crash of a light plane in the rugged San Gabriel mountains north or S a n Fernando. authorities said. The FBI has questioned and released a 25-year-old Arnerican woman described by British authorities as a knO\\'n associate of three alleged student extremists under arrest in London on firearms possession charges. Three FBI agents spent 2•.~ hours Sunday night talking with the y,•oman, Robin Orban, after she flew back to New York from London, where she had been barred from entering Britain. An FBI spoke sn1an later refused to comment on the interview. The British tlomc. Office s:iid f\tiss Orban, a rnodel from . San Dieg~ \1•as not deported because she had not formally entered Britain. The woman's father, Kurt Orban of \Vayne, N.J., told reporters at Kennedy Airport here that his daughter had associated with the trio in custody but said he believed she had done nothing wron g. ON SATURDAY, th ree persons said to be members or a West Coast student extremist group opposed to !he pro-\Vestern govem1nent of A1orocco, were charged in London with con.spirac y relating lo possc'ssion o f , flreanns. They were held without bail. The lhree were identified by authorities as Allison Thompson, 18. of Sa n ta Barbara : Abdelkhir EI · tlakk aoui, and Athar Naseem. 21. A U.S. Navy v e t er a n . Theodore Brown, was arrested Sa turday at Trav is Air Force Base and charged with helping Miss Thompson smuggle arms 11nd ammunition into Britain . Miss Tho m p so n \\"SS arrested along with EI - Hakkaoui. 25. a i\1oroccan na tional who was student bcxly president at Santa Barbara City College, and Naseem, 21, a Pakistani also living in Santa Barbara. Bro\vn 0\\1ned 8n .art store in Santa Ba rbara that sold objects imported from ~lorocco by El-Hakkaoui, the FBl said. Recd said Brown apparently met the others when he was an unemployed artist and ~1iss Tho1npson y,•orked. as a waitress in Santa Barbara . He declined to reveal "'hat led to Brown's arrest. The t1\~gine plane \\'Cn t down Friday night a f I e r leaving Van Nuys airport. officers said. The plane was badly damaged and positi\'C i d enti f ica t ion of the passengers was tmposeible, Jhey said. e Held f11 ltft1rder SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - An escaped convict and his girl friend have been charged with the murder of Anthon y P. Ca.la. a member of the family that owns a grocery ,chain bearing his name. Hughes' New Venture Cloaked in Secrecy ' Van \Vesley Purcell . 29. and ·Miss Lynn Harris. 21, \\'ere 'arTested Saturday at a Placerville motel by police v.·ho noticed a similarity ,between them and the persons ,,.,;anted in lhc San Francisco .slaying. ·-- •Train Derailed BARSTOW !UPI) -About 400 passengers aboard a Los •Angeles-bound Amtrak Super Chief were ferried to their destination by bus and plane during the weekend artcr their ltrain stalled in the desert by a derailed freighter. Al.-one -third or the SAN PRANCISCO !UPI I - A footba ll field·s ized submersible barge built by billionaire Howard Hughes sJipped out of the Golden Gate during the weekend, apparently headed t o w a r d South America tor a n undersea mlrung venture. The vessel \Vas outfitted at Redwood C:ity by Lockheed ~1i.!3iles and Space Company in a project that took more than a year under top secret C01lditions behind a fenced compound watched over by guards. Tug boat pilot BUI Hildreth said the huge, roofed barge. owned by the liughes Tool Co., was towed from Redwood City Harbor into the Pacific Ocean Sat1;1rday. There it \Va~ boxcars of an 86-car Union ----------- . Pacific freight train slipped off the tracks In t h e 1snowbound Cajon Pass above ;San Bernardino. e % Shot t.a Death ' SANTA MONICA (UPI) - 1A fire in the living qunrte~ of a motel man3ger and his \\'ife who had t>ttn !hot to 1death was deliberately set in an attempt to hide a robbery 1 and the slayings, according to police. l Investigators said Lester : and Sally Saunders. bolh in ·their !Os, each had been shot •once in the head at close range with a .25 ·callber ... weapon early Sunday. HOT MOVIES SET ABLAZE SAN FRANCISCO I UPI\ - Firemen blamed an arsonist for a blaze that d id "ronsiderabfe" damage Sun· day ta a theater which had been showing '"Deep "Throat'' end "The Devil in Miss Jones." Inspectors said they !oWld two cans of gasoline on the roof of the Gay Paree theater and had a faint descrtpllan of someone rt.mning from the building . taken over by the sea-going tug Windy Foss. A mother ship, the Hughes Glomar Ex pl ore r, was launched in Chester, Pa., in September or last year and was last reported off the coast or Nicaragua. .; I moved thi thing at least te n times within the harbor and each time guards were around ," he said. Informed sou"r ces to Id United Press lntemalional the Glomar E:..:plorer and the barge will probe the ocean depths for manganese modules, composed of such minerals as copper, nickel and iron. The nodul es normally are found at a depth of about 10,000 feet. Manganese is essential in the manufacture of steel and structural metals . LOSE FAT STARTING TODAY PHARMAC.Y WE . QUOTE PRICES . OVER THE PHONE ••• ANmME -CHICK THUi sun• IALI IN~IAl.S'---· .... 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Mt . 1veatherman predict i 11 g Tamalpals in Marin County, warmer temperatures an~ wilh drifts lhrce and four feet LOS ANGELES (UPI ) A three-Judge fedefil panel Thursday begins the latest round in reporter \Vllliam Farr's t><Ulle agfl.inst a n indefinite jail sentence for reruslng to name two attorneys who confided in him auring the . 1970 Ch a r I es "lanson murder trial. The 39-year~ld c o u r t reporter for the Los Angeles Times ended a. 46-day COWlly jail term last year ror refusing to divulge the attoft:!eys' names after they gave him information in violation of a court "gag order." U.S. Suprerrle Court Justice William 0 . Douglas ordered the newsman's jail release last Jan. 11, pendlng a study of the case by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeal. Briefs have been filed in the county's contempt of court case against Farf and a three· judge panel of the court will hear oral arguments here Thursday. Issues raised by the Times reporter have already been presented -and rejected - in the state and federal courts and ~ave been carried unsuccessfully to the Supreme Court . CALIFORNIA Farr says he's \villing to '---------"' partly cloudy skies. -deep. "Rains t~dll be ending and The snowfall was the biggest skies turning partly cloudy relurn to jail to protect the Ca Ii f o rn i a newsman's im1nunity sl:1tute, whi c h provides an absolute privilege or. confidentiality between a newsman and his sources. over all of Northern California in 12 years to cap coastal CJtLtrCh WilJ this afternoon and Centra l moun tai ns from San Francisco CnJUornia late tonight," the to Santa Cruz. ll1any trees Keep ' N_ix.QD ~:i~~nal \Veather Se r vice broke undt'r the snow's weight Skies\ ,vl l\ "continue ··partly and crashed through electric ''F'or me it is a simple \VHITIIEll IA PI -"'h e cloudy through Tuesday with lines, cull ing orr power to matter beyond all legalism," 1 p·rts or Sanla Clara Santa minister of the church to a few snow flur ries in the " · the Times reporter said. "I wht"•h Prest'dent Nixon be· Si N' d .. d" d h Cruz and Sonom<i counties. gave a personal and ... erra cva a, pre 1cte I e S 3 500 . th longs says the President \I' ill f o r ecaster .. ''Temperalures ome , customers in e professional promJse. I reel not be dropped from the .11 be . 1. h 1 Los Gatos area of Santa Clara I must keep ••·t promise WI warmmg s ig t Y· Co t I d th · r· 'I"... membership of the East Whit· Hinhs wlll be in the 50s at un y rece ve cir , irst reg a r 41 es s of the tier Friends Church. no mat-10: elevetions." JXl"'er in three days Sunday consequences. ter how un-Quaker·like lris ac-1 when Pacific Gas ~ Electric "Protecting sources is a lions and deci"si'"s as the n•· · Co. restored service through I ed elm '''' FOR TIIE PAST four days, near y sacr comman ent tion's leader may be. N th C !"for . h 3 a 60,()00..volt transmission to all reporters · · · not just The Rev. T. Eugene C.Offin, or ern a 1 nia . . s cable. me," he said. -in an article appearing in the ~dured snow, sleet. hail, tcy - At the time of the marathon current issue ot Christian ------1 Manson murder case Farr Century, ·said, "The church's MINIATui.ii:• civt1. WA" I was covering the case for the ministry and c 0 u 0 5 e I 01.0 001.~ 0 1.0 GUNS THE EARL'S Plumlll119, H11H111 Air Corid. Los Angeles Herald Examiner. committee considered th e -MANNING'S A SCK:alled court "gag order" concerns prayerfully an d COLLECTORS I was in cfrect, forbidding concluded that it would be SHOP W..--t rr. · II t d Tll'l'll St1rll anyone o 1c1a . Y connec e an Wlchristian act to drop 2 ... 28 NEWf'O...r BLvo. , •I rwr dN r with the case to divulge any Richard Nixon's member· co • .,..-. 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Near the end o( the year, supervisors approved a 10-year package that breaks down the cou nty's land In to categories reflecting what planners !eel are the best uses between now and 1983. It sets up a basic use Cor au property not now in incorporated Orange County cities. During the coming decade, individual decisions gov· erning the actual development or land will be made using the new plan element as a flexible foundation. It ls important to note, however, that the county had to rush to complete the land use element before a state-imposed ·Jan. 1 deadline. ' Not au the que•tions about ibe county's future de- velopment have been answered, particularly in the vast, booming South County area. County planners are the first to admit that some areas have been. arbitrarily put into one lalitl category which could poS.ibly lit better jn another. Such revisions and refinements are tlt&.Jl!,xt step in the general plan process since, the county may now amend the plan where necessary during three periods each year. II all the designated uses on the map are developed to their potential, up to 500,00 more people could be livin g in unincorporated county territory by 1983. Planners say that growth figure may be car too hi gh for the county to accommodate and hence may never be rea ched as each individual development plan comes up for approval in the coming years. In short, the county can utilize the land use element as a guide and apply discretion in cases where the growth may be too burdenso me. A number of other areas also need clarification be- fore the plan can be deemed the best possible for all the people in the county. The amendment periods -the fiist of which comes during April -will help Clear up discrepancies and bring current county zoning more closely in line with the new land use plan. For the sake 61 all present and future coun~,./ tho amendments must be weighed care!uUy and put in a far-seeing framework that will make this plan a good deal more e!!ective than the one adopted,26 years. ago. , Legal Confusion New state laws requiring elected and appointed officials to disclose their personal financial interests are generat_ing some resistance and a great deal of confusion. Efiective Jan. 1, candidates for office are re- quired to file financial disclosure statements along with their nomination papers. But city clerks still haven't received approved forms from tile office of Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. and it appears they may not be forthcoming until after filing deadlines for April elections. The law says candidates must list business in- terests and investmen ts worth mo1·e than $1,000 and other income, gilts or loans in excess ·or $250. An interpretation by the League of Cities says this applies only to financial interests in th·~ candidate's area ol political jurisdiction. But word Crom the Sec- retary of State's office indicates disclosure of al l fi- nancial interests, regardless of location, \viii be re- quired. The law ~as precipitated complaints that revelation of personal finances would give a candidate's business or professional competjtors an unfair advantage , but most \VOul~-b~ candidates seem willing to accept it-if someone will Just tell them what to lisclose. ~inc~ ~he law ~as bl!fn pending for months, and election filmg d~adlmes are no sec ret, it \Vo uld appear the state has shpped badly, both in !ailing to produce a clear p~ece of' legislation, and in following up with the machmery for compliance. • • ---~-~- 'After intensive research of the facts , here is my expert ppinion . . .' Fo~d's Popularity Raises Questions Dear Gloomy. Gus Nixo1i Co11i11ait11ae11t Still Key Factor WASlilNGTO N -People generally • probably aren't concerned so rar in advance about who will be elected pres!· dent in 1976, but in this oompany 1'nl'n, the next bead of tbe corporation is ~ways at the top of the agenda. Washington finds fascinating public opinion polls tbowing Vice President Fon! lopping Demo- cratic Senaton Ed- ward M. Kennedy and Henry M. Jack- son u the popular choice for president in 1978 -especially since it is so wide- ly judged that the GOP is in eclipse. Perhaps this says less about Ford and the Republicans than about Kennedy, Jackson and the Democrats. Q:;rtai.nly it does not say much for the popular appeal of the latter ,,,.,en they take secom place to a politi- cian so recently exosed to general public view. SEVERAL interesting pcaiiilities ~rA. presentoo. One Is the ,.rectty .t.ious conclusion that 1r Ford has made such a favorable impres.sion in such a short time, the public wou1d have little di(· ficulty in adjusting to trading him for President Nixon ahead of time in 1974. A number or Democrats and a few Republican.! In Congress keep predi cting this will happen, but the voices or the leadership In Congress are not among them. A contrary possibility must be considered. If Ford did succeed to the presidency ahead of time and exploited the full potenUal of capturing public support which the polls lndicate, a Democrat (rucHARD WILSO~ might not occupy the oval office in the White House for seven long years .:and conceivably even longer. CONSIDER, for Instance, the possibili- ty of. Nixon's reslgnallon or removal and the installation of Ford as president after January 20, 1975. which Is about as early as any one could expect such an eventuality. Then, under the 21st amendment limiting presidenti al terms of office, Ford would still be qua1ified to be elected to two terms and his preside ncy could be extended to approximately 10 years. Such actualities are not so far-fetched that they must not be weighed by those in the oppooite party who wish to succeed Nixon. Once Ford is let Into the White House, the Democratic aspirants must face the fact that It may take a Jong time to get him out. In that context, raw partisan interest might be served bes t by Nixon's re- !Tlaining in office as a permanent, dodg· 1ng target of contin uing political assault which would so blacken the Republican party as a whole that there would be no doubt of a Democratic victory in 1976. . DO NOT THINK this view so cynlcal that it would not occur to political partisans: their self Interest mi ght li e in a continual rumpus over impeachment and resignation rather than the ac· complishment of either resul t. If that were happening It would be so clearly obvlollS that its political motivation would be self-defeating and Re .M.L.f>.1.'s comment (Gus, Dec. 27): The phrase "a good Republi· can admiriistralion" is a definite contradiction of terms . T.S. GlwmY Gvs ~ .,. lUblllltlMI llr '*"*'• fllf Clo Ml 11«..wrlh r.i1tct It!• ,.;...., ot ltle ....._"'· SHiii r1t11r "" _.... te Glwmy GW. Delly Pitel. bring Its perpetrators into g r e a t disrepute. So, it is clea r. that the astonishing showing of Nixon's choice for the vice presidency has brought with It many complications beyond the original quick judgments of Congressmen who thought he ·woo1d become president in 1974. TUE _UNFOLDING of this political saga is. of course, far from over. Even assuming there are no more bombshells to dislodge Nixon, the actual criminal indictment of his closest White House associates is yet to oome, and if lt does, the extent to which Nixon is related to alleged crlrilinal acts will be an important factor influencing what happens in 1974. Short, however, of the direct or implied involvement of Nixon In alleged criminal acts of his associates, such indictments might not harm him worse than he has been hurt already. IN FACT, the failure to link with him criminal acts ln formal proceedings wou1d provide a reason for voting against impeachment and cause the Democratic House leadership to shy away rrom it, for fear of a negative result which would absolve the Presideol No vote at all on Impeachment might be found a more desi rable alternative. These are all complications in the extremely muddled political problem ~illcb i.! arising in which Vice President Ford and his new·found popularity will play a part. Ugliness , Too , ls Only Skin Deep The delicious story is told "'or John \Vilkes, the 18th century pronigate and politician and maker of much of the freedom which the English speaking press now enjoys. Wilkes was the grea t womanizer or his: time. This was de spite, or perhaps because ol, the ract that he was ugly as a sow·s ear. Once. boasting of his prowess with the ladles, he s aid. "Give me a ha.Jf- hour with the most beautiful u'Oman you can think of, and I lvill overtake the handsomest man in Europe." This Jittle ttmark Is of much interest to thole of us who are poorly favored by fate in the matter or IOOks. Jt i.s a remlnder that e~lt, persistence. and the cleftmell generated by adversity ct.n quUe overmrnc even a cooslderable lack ol comellness. You aut have a bent ... , eatl that nap like a pennant, ""' •. pa al eyes that only a Ceoce oould trwt, •n<l 1tUI acan; large with the i...... U that Is tbe name of the ...,.., ....... Ibo y"""' Iihber• would _. ~ protest. 'l1te -ld'·ll f1lll ol Jada who are homelY u lia, and rake-belll or fonnklable pi owm. Thia is true btcause al lhat llw of campensation so ju•tly ooieb<Oi.d bf ............ "Ev.ry sweet hU ill 11111r; eftf]I t•ll ii! SOOd •.• • For everything you have missed, you have gained something else : and for everyt hing you gain, you Io s e something." \\'HAT THE lll·favored man gains, if he is resourceful and properly human, is the capacity to make hiUlf in· teresting. Whereas the Adonis tends to lean upon his Jaurtls, the ugly man is forced into enthusium. And, as 1t1r. Emerson also observed, the world k>ves a lover. The homely man ts opt IA> sl•rt out a cooversation with a toothtome creature by saying somethtn1 like this: "l know you won 't belleve-me but 1 was ,really bcrn in a manaer." You Just take off from there. l've .always had a special grievance about not being richly endowed with looks, because ·both my parents were nun than meroly bancllome, and so 11re all lour ·of my cblldrcn. I have been leCt on .11\J own, In the lurch. forced to deVise .stratagem a f t e r·· stratagem IA> convince P\!OPl• that I'm nally 1 p~tty de<J><tated guy. NA TIJllALL Y, the deception works in lime, and you do Indeed convince yourself, almost 1s a matter of neccaltJ, that you are one hell or a guy, Tbls has nothing to do with reality: but, as I have often insisted, an)rthing is true if you believe it. The-pennant under which. I march .these days is one of the catch.Jines of Jimmy Durante's-pld nigJlt club act : "Derc's a million good·looking guys, but J'm a novelty.'' It is said that your life is 'vritten on your face once you have reached 40. In this case, if it is indeed lhe case, I have no.__ great cause for a heavy heart beca~__...1'm quite satisfied With my life a.rnf'lhe way I've Jivul it. tr all this shows Jn the old kisser, it's Ume to relax and forget it. IT JS NO joke, the unhappiness that comes to men and women because they do not rOOasure up to the "°-orld's stand· ants · of pulcluitude. The only thing we have, fn the end, Is our image . of ourself. That image is most cruelly fnctured and corrupted if we got short measure in the beauty department. The bour1 that girls spend weeping liecause they doo 't look like Amanda Burden are written deeply Into their lives. Bu~ there ts the consoling !act that beauty ~ In !act have Its birth In pain; that the anguish ol beliig not qui!e good tnollgh can bring nwards In Olhtt and valuable qualities -verve, passion, leadersh ip, composure. Moot or all. the homely person ·Is forced Into that richest ol qualities, awareness of Ure. Uglinesl, like beauty, is only skin dctj1. , • New Vietnam Bloodbath? WASHINGTON -The response to the next two months of severe but still loe&lized Communist attacks in Vietnam, by t'fle South Vietnamese army (ARVN1 in the field and by the U.S. government in \Vashington, will probably determ ine \\'hether Hanoi orders a full-scale spring offensive in 1974 that would creale still anothe r Indochinese bloodbath. Expert opinion high in the government here foresees a corr tinualion of ,,·hat lhe Communists now call "strategic al· tacks" (they used to be "high points") l\'ith no general of- fensive before March I. 'Vhether Hanoi attempts the conquest of South Vietnam after that, these experts believe, depends on \\•hether ARVN repels these "stratgic attacks" and whether Saigon gets full Political. economic and moral backing from Washington. THERE IS to d a y more confidence in ARVN's stea df ast ne ss than \Vashington's. The shocking support in Congress for a deadly cutoff of oil to Vietnam (though fmally killed in conference) suggests a tendency to aban- don the Saigon regime at the first sign of trouble. President Nixon's com· mitment is undoubted, but · his abiijty 41 maintain support Is obviously erOOed. In fact. serious students of Vietnam Jong have felt the country's future depends on a Watergate-weakened ?.1r. Nixon. They believe the possibility he might respond to a Communist general offensive with renewed U.S. bombing in defiance of congressional prohibitions remains a major deterrent against Hanoi . Th.is d e t e r r e n t was strengthened somewhat last month when the Nixon administration, responding to stepped-up Communist operations, dispatched two ai=a[t carriers IA> the Gull or Tonkin and sent recoonaissance planes 'over North Vietnam. AT 11IE SAME lime, the ARVN performed well in the recent "strategic attack" on Kien Due in the central h.lghlands. U.S. experts gave South Viet- namese jet aircraft fairly high marks In supporting the lnlantry aod knocking out some Communist tanks. More of the s'ame Ls expected the next two months with the heavle.!t "strategic attacks" in Tay Ninh and Binh Duong provinces northwest of Saigon on the Cambodian border and in the cenyal highlands around Plelku and Kontwn. U.S. officials are confi- dent that ARVN can throw back these assaults Md hope Congress will not interfere with the U.S. residual pres- ence in the form of aircraft carriers and re<oonalssance flights_ MANY ln'HEll factors besides the U.S. reaction, oC course, will determinE; Haooi's course. Analysts here believe one faction in the Hanoi politburo gives "building socialism" In North Vietnam a much hi~r priority tlwt military conquest in South Vietnam. Mon!Over, si>me hish omcials In lfanol mistakenly believe the South can be colDm1lnized Isn't It the Tmiht All the great chefs, from Escofner IA> Oscar al-the Waldorf, could ha~e taken !~sons in cooking from any woman In love ; which ii to say lhat nobody can oook .. good as • WOIDID whose lover ls waiting for t»s dinner. "LOVI !s blind." . , -Geoffr111 Chauc., tn "Catlterburu Tales'' •· +-- ( EVANS ·NOVAK J by political means. Polish and Hungarian members of the International Control Commission report privately that old· timers in Hanoi simply cannot bring themselves lo accept the control .over th e South. by President Nguyen \'an Thieu's government. If the hawks in Hanoi win out and a genera l offensive is launched next spring. it 1vill surpass even the blood y campaign of 1972. Some 180.000 well· equipped Non.h Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops are now in South Vietnam. lf and \\'hen a general offensive gets the green light, another 65,000 reserves ~ilt-be infiltrated from the North... AS IN 1972, a massive assau1l would be ·made along the demilitarized zone (D~1ZJ againsl crack ARVN units in the northern part of South Vietnam. But the main assault is .expected in the politically crucial Saigon area. Three divisions of North V i e t n a m e s e regulars-the 5th, 71h and !Ith -lllOftd into this area months ago Jn the view of military ex.perts hett. hopes of the Saigon regime may depend on its willingness lo quickly bring down troops from the D~tz. sacrificing almost all the northern part of the country in exchange for protecting Saigon. Even then. "'ith no U.S. air support available, South Vietnamese chances of survival are barely even. lF CO~nCUNIST aggression should destroy South Vietnam, few tears would drop in a \llashington weary ol world burdens and uninterested in old oom- mitments. But v.•ould Richard M. Nixon sit by and watch his "peatt with honor., in Vietnam be deStroyed by Communist arms? Some level-beaded officials do not think so. They suggest that ?.Ir. Nixon, tot· tering on lhe brink ol impeachment, will push himself over the precipice by ordering U.S. atrpower to fight off the Commuoist onslaught. Or, perhaps, they just hope Hanoi will so much fee.r this possible reaction lrom Mr. Nixon that it ~·ill spare bloody Vietnam from yet more tragedy. AMA Fear of Government Intrusion 'Schizophrenic' The embattled American f>.1edical Asso- ciation has always fought to protect doc- tors ' fees , with callous disregard for their patiC!lts. ' An oversupply of doctors, for example, could lead to fee cutting. The AMA, therefore. bas sought to hold down the nwnber of doctors in this country by keeping a tlght grip on medical training programs. The AMA has also opposed the slightest govemmen in1rusion into the medical field, for fear the government might try to regulate fees. 'Ille AMA, therefore, fought bitterly against the med icare and medicaid programs. (JACK AN?ERSON) ' $ ~ I Health, EdUcation ·ahcr WeUare Depart- ment to approve the contract . Sources famliiar with the AMA-White House machinations suspect unkindly that the AAIA hopes to train saboteurs to unc1erm1oe the policing program if the program ca n't be killed outright. Forgot ten in the backstage power play are the ROOr people "'ho must rely on medtcare and niedicaid for decent hea1th care. As it turned out, th e programs poured billions into Lb~ bank accounts of doctors. So now the AMA is trying to squeeze FOOTNOTE: An Mt.A spokesman saic! 'every last possible dollar out of medicate the action by the HoU$e of Detejates and mf'dicald for the doctors, without to eli!llinate the ' ProfessiON!l Standards the government watching too closely Re~iew Orgali.ization was not ~uat over their shoulders. ./ po hey, but rather represented the views of the more conservative wing ot th• THERE HAVE be<n w i d esp r e a d AMA. He admitted ~ "U>at allegation! that uniscrupulous; doctors the AMA position ,..1; ··~,, . have manipulated the medlcare-medlcafd programs to Inflate the fees paid by . r:---------..---. the government. 1'le elderly poor, who participate in these programs, have also complained , of tbe ahoddy treatment they sometimes receive from doctors. Oyer .tho outrag"1 objections o[ the AMA, Congress has now set up a ProCealonal SIAndan!s Review Orgaotza- ~ to police the 12) bUllon medlcare and medlcatd Industry. 'nie AMA,liy vote or Its House or Ilttegates, Is seeking to repeal the measure and bas already enllsted Rep. John Rirlck, !).La., to Introduce •PP"'!lriate legtslalioo. • • Btrr THE AMA leaves little to chance when t6e financial lnter<ols or tho doc- tors a~ at stake. ·SO, in case the Pro!eu!onal Standards Review Qrgwilza- tton Cib't be kllleO, the AMA lw appHed Cor a 11.5 mitlton contract to train thole who wlB NI ll 1llll woWd bo like having the Coxes train Ille watcbdop tbat pan!' the dllcRo c:oop. Yet the White HOUR, believe It or not, ls preuwi.ng the )- ~--~ . . . DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. ll'ud, Pul>U.h<r ThoNa r-. l!dttor Borbaii Krdbich Edltorlol Page ldftor , . I I I t I I ' • ' I !. r • Mana~y. J11nuary I , 1q14 ",,-" l"LO~( . • • El Pasn's Faral1 Company ·Willie Wears the Pants Ill VPITtl......_ ___.. EL PASO. Tex. (AP) ..., ll Is n strange confrontaUon, not often seen In lhe United States. a defiant business lender squared off against a JXIWerful Roman C a t h o 11 c bishop. At stake is the livelihood of some 9,000 workers . Both Willie Farah, owner of, Farah Manufacturing Co., and the Most Rev. Sydney M. Metzger, bishop of Et Paso. vow that they will not compromise their princlpl,s. BOTH REFER TO the thousands of Farah wor kers, ,mostly Mexi<'an·Americans, us "my people." COORDINATOR-Em!· 1 Uo Molleda of the ·I .Amalgama.ted CJQ!hing Workets of America, coordinates strike ac· tlvity in Texas against the Farah Manufactur- ing Co. Their differences are more than those of a simple labor~ 'ma nagement conflict. They in· volve the bishop 's concept of -"soclRI justice" and Farah's philosophy or do ing "the right thing" for his workers. In the struggle are the Amalgama ted Clothing \Yorkers of America (ACWA ), I I 'Waste of Time' Employes Film Rapped, Backed SACRAMENTO (UP.I> -A film version of the Health and WeUare agency's em p Io ye newsletter has betn criticized by a state employes group u a waste of time an,d defend- ed by the producer as a good cor'M1Unlcations lo.al. Five of the films , each about 20 minutes long, ha ve been produced. 'They feature agen· ey director Earl W. Brian and have bttn shown to the agency's 45,000 em p Io ye s monthly. public relations staffer and producer of the filnu, said the films "Ci!rtainly aren't a via.rte of time. They're a very good communications tool ." He said the films are •'far more effective than a newslet- ter" to keep employes in- fonned. He said the ftlms coal 17,000 each to produce. Ledwith said a poll of employes resulted In about 12,000 resPo11se:S whJch ran j;three to one in favor oJ the films . The employ es IN A L!TJ'ER to Brian, themselvet said the films the-Calllomta Stite'Employes · were helping them to do a AalocllUon said "the public better job and puUing the · 11 definitely losing out when agency ln better perspecti ve." the employes. already far behind In their Y.'Orkloads, t:n9't use precious Ume to attend a film." The CSEA also said, 0 Wlth empk>ye.s virtually forced to take at least a haU hour-off each mnnth to see the films. Law Official , more than 20,000 boon are ' . Jost monthly in the entire agency and 6,000 hours in the ., 12.<m-employe department of Human Re.sources Develop- ment alone." SACRAMENTO <UPI I Assistan t state A 11 o r n e y General Jack R. \Vi nkler, 46. of Placerville has been ap- palnted chief of the division of criminal law in the al!orney general's o ff I c e . Winkler rtplaces Edy,·ard A. Hlni Jr., 40, Long Beach, who was ap- pointed a judge Jn the Los Angel es l\1uniclpal COurt. BUT PAUL Ledwith , a~ency f'amlf11 Circus b11 Bii Keane ~ .... I (.'""'.\ I f ,. • I I ' I ' \ , • ,., ""·""··-_, ...... ""_ "Mommy, we lost the sound on th is key." Tormenting Rectal Itch Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues Promptly Relieved Jn many cases Preparation H 1lves prompt , temporary relief ' from such pain and itching tnd actually ra~Jps shrink '1We.llin1 of hemorrhoi~al tis· IUH ca.Used by inflammation, J ,. Ttttt by doctors on hun· dreds or p.1timt111 showed thia to be true in many cases. Jn ract, many doctors, them. selves, use Preparat ion H® or recommend it for their fam. ilies. Preparation H ointment or suppositories. I I ~ . t ..... \ j . ;,: ' FRQM Fash ion 'Island Newport Beach -. -. file 5,50Q workers n o w emplo,\'ed and the 2,()()(1 \Yho walked nway from Ji'arah plants in Msy 1972 protestln~ what thev said were harsh trea tmen t", low Mlaries ~nd Farah's refusal to lalk to th~ union. ALSO INVOLVED are !he hundred!I !aid off when Farah clotted-four plan11-in San Antonio and VlctorlA in TexAs and In J..aa Cn1ces. N.M., because of the.. strike and. a nationwide boycott of Farah products. Farah. a dynantic, .hletic Jook ln~ man of 54. maintains that his employes are hawv with working conditions and do not want a unloo . The son of a Lebanese lm· migrant. Farah Is a brilliant engineer wh:o built a 11mall f,.milv husines1 Into a giant firm that sells more th"n 1150 mil lion worth of 11acks and other men's apparel a year. He eavs his. wages CQ.fllpare with those of other plants In El Paso. WtJges at Farah start at $1 .70 an hour. And a company sookesma n· sa\•s the averaJ!e for some of the departments _......._ _________ __ ~w-..v- 'It t.ryfng to do the right thing b11 my people I• being patentall•tlc, then I'll b1111 that.' . Is $2.40. Employeo 1t Levi's and Billy the Kid plan? - all union plants -start at $2 and their average ls $2.75. "I AM TRYING to do the right thing by my people," Farah said in an interview. "ff tryin~ to. do lhe right thing is being paternalistic, then I'll buy that. If I am doing something wrong . I want the church to tell me and I'll cotr~ct !J." Bishop l\tetzger is a frail looking, slightly built man born In Fredericksburg, Tex. 71 years ago of Gennan parents. He Is a doctor of canon law '"'hose strong voice belies his apparent frailty when di scussing "social Justice." 11JC bishop, who ha s been in El Paso for 30 years, was instrumental In getting the· Texas Conference of Churches and ~ National Catholic Conference to approve resolu· t.ions last year supporting the Farah slrlke and the boycott. He expressed his public sup- port of the Farah strikers and 8 n ACW A·IJXlnSOred boycott of Farah products in July 1972 shortly after the walkout. I "THERE IS NO social justice In the Farah plants," the bishop said. "That Is the real Issue, not the mechanical e!flclency ol the plani. or how clean they are. "C.o11ective bargaining is a human right, and thal ii wllat Farah Is denying the people." . Farah also strtssed ex· tensive fringe benefits that in· elude free medical service in the plants, a retirement fund. transportation to work and in· expensive meals in the plants' cafelerlas. Workers also can get eyeglasses for $4. "Whet you get churchmen involved in something like this, It is hard to accept. llf fMI -WATER ffiASTER 'Th_,., Col .... TOILET TANK aALL .. _ ..... &er9"t .... , no. .....,. w-.1 Me.i.t """-"' ...,. .... ~_._....,_......, 7Sf AT HAIDWAll STOlll Everyone here 1s a ~atMlic tut me," F8rah said. SOME~ OF HJS ('1nplores. such as tltrs. Juan R<\ngel or Juarez. suppol'l Farah's claim that he has helped "'Orkers in need. ''He paid my hospital bill ,'' Mrs. Rangel said. tier weekly \Yage. like thol>C othen interviewed In the five Farah pl.ants in El Paoo, is around $80. "I am sure lhcre are so1ne happy wOrKers in the ·Farah plants ," the bishop said. "It is good that they get some medical care. but k would be social jUsttce if the:v could get decent salaries and afford their own doctor. if they could be represented by a un ion \Vlth <:II legal rcsourc~s In· stead of just complaining to J;'arah supervisors. So c: i a I justice means a decent salary. 1~gotiated inc:reases. jo!J security and fair treatment for all." BISIIOP t11ETZG ER admits he had had son1e difficulty spreading his message to some sectors of the El Paso ropulation, including some of the \\'Orkers at the Farah plants. "Some of them have come here . to tell me J am hurting them. They are my chiljiren and so are the strikers. ·I tell them that I am doing this for the good of all." he - The 1974 Official Associated Press Almanac said. 'l'he bl i;hop said that before he decided to ~uppo rt th.._ boycott he conducted long in· vestigatlons and had h i ., pari11h prlesls in terview hun· dreds of workers who walked off their jobs. 1\1ore than 90 percent of the 1-"'arah employes a r e Catholics. Most ·of th em are women. " TIIESE PEOPJ,E ..•• even asked me If it was com· n1unistic to join 11 uniott. A Mexican-American does not trust a politician. hut he kno\YS he can confide in a priest. For years we h.'.ld been ~etling complaints about con- ditions in the Farah plants." "' the blsllop ,.;d Farah Ls the .la rgest employer i.11 Bl Paso. Jf~ 1111· mil& that the boycott was hurt. ~I he rerMins confidtln1 the company will survive. "It \\ill just mnke It hardL·r to grow," he said. In 1m. sales dropped nearly $10 million to $156.5 million. Jn the first half of fi scal 1973. sales dropped another StO million, but the company said ll ma~ a profit of ne.'.lrly $1.3 million. 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'i. .•.1: cook and d~ the family ~-sli!~as happf ;,lo take ~ack ~ry shopping a couple of ·and do wlfe!Y.c 'P ·'1ven times a \\'ec~. 1be t'.'·o Na_vy n criticized bf.I I •. stew.ards as.!ngned to the vice rs. Agnew }:' .decllgi}ig to • --··~ .. •• ' ' ,. ···.~ J° .• pre_s1denl left after Agnew inter..,iew~)19w or 1iA. the resigned. . eeable fu,~, say~fl~1rs. · · ~ A1~s. Agnew did make a all. She t'~ieeing ltl@nds ·, pu~ilc appearance at a recent " Baltimo'l!Bltrelative.f:'lJlrs :. retirement banquet for the ~II re~~-but ;.1rs. ilnei~' · · ~ .t!li4st fcelistie's out of~blic t1fe now. She's a private ~rson and content to be that \\'ay." - 'Sl1e's e1•Joyh19 6eh1g a housemlte, cookl111J for th e family.' Friends or the Agncws are mainly unavailable to the press. Some have retreated ~ behind unlisted telephones. outgoing head of the Secret §ervice. Jn a mo\'ing tribute, she received a standing ova- tion from about 500 persons present \\•hen introduced by Sen. Hubert Humphrey. E\'EN THE next-door neighbors have little contact \Yilh the Agnews. \li'ho are still isolated under Secret Service guard in their $'190,000 home . TWO ~10NTJIS ago, she told the Senate Ladies' Red Cross Unit, "You hav e a new associate member" and work- ed £or l'>'"O hours in her Red Cross unifonn. One of J\trs. Agnew's chores has been to ans,ver mail that has come in since the resigna- tion. She is also helping . sort through Agnew papers being sent from the archives. "I'm sure it took guts."' said one Senate wife, \vho describ- ed Afrs. Agnew as relaxed · and at least outwardly happy. Afrs. Agnew's secretary, ~fary Dee Beall. says the former Second Lady is "doing things she hasn't done for four or five years. She's-enjoying being a house~·ife. cooking for the faraily and overseeing the house." ~rRS. AGNEW, 52, married 31 years, with four children and l\li'O grandchildren. has always been more inclined to home life ra·ther than political life. In a magazine interview· several years ago she said AGNE\\' HL,1SELF, \\'ho re· mained ho1ne for t h e Christmas holidays \\1ith his family, is a \Ya-rt in g a l\iaryland pane.l's decision on whether he should tie disbar· red or suspended from law practice because of his no--con· test plea lo evading federal income, taxes. Agnew reportedly has ob- tained a consultanl's job with a new company in Los Angeles, J. \V. Industries. He 3till is \li'Orking out of a government office in remodel· eel historic buildings across the street from the \Vhite I-louse. ~~~£'\' :i:t'"';;::.~.:.i?"s:.!i-?~;2Wl!J_~-~ I In the Service ·· Navy Airman Recruit James F. Da\is, son of l\1rs. Lynn C. Davis of 2311 Elden. Costa f\fesa, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center at San Diego. 'f'hc airman has bee.n asign· cd to the Technical Training Center at Keesler f o r specialized training in cOm-· mun i cation s-electronies systems. Ainnan Rex C. ~fadden, son of l\1rs. Betty J. ~ladden .or 2415 B r o &. d SI .. NC\\flOrt Beach, has been assign·ed to Keesler AFB. l\1iss .. af~er com- pieting Air force b & 9 i c <training. 'lbe a'irman has been ·assi&ned to the Technical Tra\nina: Center at Keesler tor specialized training in the -~nnament systems field. • Second-Lleutenont Kettb W. Alartil, AOn or Mr. and i\frs. Hiram A. Manin, 5411 El Dorado Dr Ive 1 Huntington Beach, llu..been awarded bis silver "1np at Laughlln AFB Tex., upon lflduatlon rrOm U.S. AJr Force pilot training. LJ6.ucnut Martin received -- 1~-• the Outstanding Academic Training A\\'ard for scholastic achievement. He is being assigned to l\1cClellan AFB , where he will flv u•ith a Wlit of the Aerospace Defense Command. I Navy Seaman Recruit Paula V. Cappello. daughter. of i\1r. ~nd flfrs. Anthony B. C®Pello or 2191 Pamona ' St., "Costa J\·fesa, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center here. , She is a graduate of Estaticiaj High School. Costa f\1esa . l\1arine Pvi. Craig L. \\'e11sj of 20792 Glencairn Lane. Hun- tington Beach 1is .li · student at the Navy School or l\fuslc at Little Creek, Va. Navy' Ensign Donald T. &· cttie, son of J\fr. and l\frs. Quitman BoQthe of 19361 Space 169 Brookhurst. HU11tineton Beach . reported to the Naval Air Station at A1ilton, Fla. J\tarine Cpl. Stanley ·A.I (.ansba•·.--flusand of l\J rs..j Catherine E. Ganshaw of Costa i\fes~ has reported for, duty at the ~1arine Corps Air S•:uioo al El.Toro ' . ' -, ~l· • • • • .. •. . -. ' • • 1 • • • • . ' I,. • • ,• • ., ' . •• 'ii ·r I . ... '· ' . . ' ' ., ' • ' ' ' , i L . , .. \ ... , • . _, II ,. : ' ' " ' ' ~. .1 : ' ' '" ,_ . •'. ~· ,' . "· ·•. .. . .• .-.. -' ; . . ~ .. ·. . ~ /' • " " ,., • • ' " • OAJLV PILOT • , \ I STARTS TODAY l L J ' . ' ' • " ..... ,, ,. ' MONDAY Id AM TO 9 PM " ' I 10°/c> to 50°/o off for quality home furnishings during our stupendous January Sale! LIKE SELECTION? We 've got everything for your home that you could possibly.w'ant:_s(>fas, chairs, sola sleep~rs. recliners. bedroom and dining sets. 4ables, lamps, pictures, mirrors, carp~i,ng, dr,~Af!ries, bedding, dinettes, outdoor furniture, casual furniture, TV., stereos, and appliances! :~ "{ . ' ,... ,,. ' ·) ) r ,, " ' -': .:·-!'' LIKF"QUA1JTYl't:IRNl'ft:IRE-AND ACCE-SSORY-MAKcRS?-we've-got-the-ohes-with'the.most-lashionablfl designs and the best construction , like HENREDON, HERITAGE, DREXEL, CENTiiRY, SEt.IG, THOMASVILLE, HIBRITEN , MT. AIRY, LA·Z·BOY. STRATOLOUNGER , KARASTAN, SEALY, SIMMON,S..MA'!NAVOf. WESTINGHOUSE an~-more! They're here in every favorite styling from Jacobe.an to Louis XVI , Sheraton to Regen~y. Count!¥ looks to Med!"terranean . Oriental motils adapted for today, and the clean, sculptured lines 4.conte~rar)';· · · "• . . . ; : I , J. • ' • ' ~I I LIKE FREE SERVICES? Get smart advice on how to improve your C!etor from our' stilll ,o( profe~cihal • ~ • ' " • l. I • . Ii, , '> .• • > .,..; l ' desi·gners. Get the most expert delivery_ and set-up service anywhere .. Get a convenient FfltKaecount iCtedit plan. . . ' . . ' ', .. ; . .. . ... . . ~ . . ' -. . . -. ORDER BARKER BROS. OWN DECORATING GUIDE, "CALIFORNIA;'Ll'1STYL,ES;:.._". ::1tnd down·to· earth ideas on how you can ·make your settings more attractive. Send your name, ,address.$2, plus 25e handling . ' cha·rge , to· Barker Bros ,, Seventh, Flower and Figueroa, Los Angeles, Calif. 90017 .. I ., ' . -. Huntington leach -in the Huntington Center, leach llvd. at Edinger -192°4405 .._ ___ _ S9n1a Ano -:= ~522 Nortfi M_Qin Street ::. ---. ~ Shop Sundoy 11to5, Monday. Thursday and Fdday 10 ta 9, Other Days 10 to '6 • . .. • • • \_ .... --. • • I ' ' • . , t " • ' ,. ' ... ~ ...... '. • ' • • ' ' ' . J 8 DAILY PILOT" l : -~ CdJf-Coed SongLe~r ~For USC •' JeMlfer Booty. d1Jughter of ~Mr. and Atrs. John A. Booty, ~J731 'Vlndover, Corwia dcl Mar, has been .91Clected as a IOlll a:ltl for tM 197t school ·year at the Univer1ity of Southern ·C•laomla. -'!be 10-a1r1 squod w i 11 perfonn for the first time al U... USC.Slllllord baaketba ll game Jan. 11. Miss Booty, a freshm!n, attended Corona de! A-lar High . School \\'here she was on the drill tean1, yearbook staff and in Girls League, a service gnl<Jp, • Moncl11, J111u1ry 7, 1974 Taxpayers •Fra111ed' Shoe Firm Pays Fine Fo1· Hides Lawmakers' Pictures Cost $12,035 SACRAMENTO !UPI ) Ca!Uomia taxpayers spent $12,035 last year buying pic- ture frames ror their 80 a~ymen. The C04t a""raled 1150 for each l!wmaker, a sum equal 10 the 1173 state Income tlx bill foc a typl<nl worldng family of four. There were virtually no con· trols on buying. According to one Jeg~lative leader, it was up to an "individual's good judgment." Records prov)ded by the "-'tbly Rlil<1 Com· n1 ittee, which processes the order; allow nearly half the spendlilg w.., done by just a do21tn members . frames used for legislati\'e rts0lutions . THE BIGGEST buyers In the Assembly generally were treshrnen, who moved Into bare quarters. As s emblyman La,vrenc.-e Kapiloff (D-San Diego), had the highest total: r.a frames at a cost or $663. An aide said aU the frames \\'Cre used withtt. Kapiloff's offices. lie added th.':l t he \\'as W1&w are lhe frames had to be purchue.d from a private Sacramento firm , thinking they were made by state carpcnten. • 32 at $364; J u1\an C. Dixon lll·Loo Angeles), 32 at 1348, and Lools J . Papan (!).Daly City), if at $309. SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) A store that sold shoes made ol python and kangaroo hide has agrc•<i to poy $1,500 in VETERAN LEGISLATORS ' civil penalties foc violalilll the included Auembly Speaker state's Endangered Species Bob Moreltl (!).Van Nuys>. Act. who has the most offices of As!t. Dist. Atty. \\'allace any lawmaker. 73 frtme1 at Douglass said the agreement $$08: Assen1blyman Vlnctnt by Boot Hook C.Orp. was the Thomas (0-San Pedro), 56 at first requiring a fine under $502; Bob \Vilson ( O -La the 1970 law. A similar suit A-1esa ), 46 .. at $397 ; Waddie is pending against Fancy P. Deddeb (D-0\ula Vista), Pant.a, lnc., "'lUch owns two 32 at $351; Alister A-fcAlister Sin Francisco b o u t I q u e s , ID-San Joee). 30 at $203, and Douglass said. Assemblywoman March K. The settlement. With Boot Fong, (D-Oildand ), 42 at $307. Hook also calledJor all aeited She was also a member of t he California Scholarship Federation and a member ot the modem dance c I u b • Orchesis. She \\'8s a home-coming prmc.... C OLL ECTIVELY, the -----assemblymen bought 1,~41 ·Six uaemblymen ordered no framea at all "lany others ordered Jess than five. The A5.1embly Rules Com· merchandise to be donated to 1nit tee itself ordered 2 9 St. Anthony's Dining Room for frames for $329. dis tribution lo the p O or . .. FASHION ,0 ISLAND N EWPORT CCNTCR . promenading · with Elaine frames and were gtveni dis- count prices. Included were picture mounts and customs hardwood creations with non- glare glass. They \\"ere used to fram e art, political pictures and memorabilia for Capitol and district offices as well as for souvenir pictures for constituents and copies of the Constitution for s c h o o I children. The $12,035 total does not include fran1es ordered in December. By comparison, the state's 40 Senators spent $693 in tax· payer moocy for pict ure frame s during a fi\'t-monlh period last year, acrorping to figures from the Senate Rules Committee. Neither total aceounts for the thousands of standard-size Just behind Kapiloff was As.semblyman M i k e D. Antonovich (R-Los Angeles), alJO a fresh111an. Most of" the 87 frames he ordered -$632 worih -\\'ere for office use, he said. A forn1er teacher, .Antonovich used 1 t h e re· mainder to frame copies of the Consti tution for visiting students. RULES COM MITT E·E Chainnan John Burton (D- Slln Francisco) sa id he wasn·t sure but did n't think there v1cre _ anv abuses or the picture-fr8me service, wh ich is on top or a legislator's salary, generous e x pen s e allowance, free car and state credit cards. Nevertheless, comm itt ee ex· ecutive office r Frederick J . AdvertlM1T1t11t Taugher said Assemblymen Hls 501.,. 3 811tt ,\·in be limited to $150 in pie-r LS£ TE ff lure frames next season. Also, r, · the committee is investigating Worries and Problems the possibility of fanning the ~·P~~P~ work t.o rehabilitation agencies 11 Helli! bold.~ and l~rs instead .of a commercial firm. I011pr, "an.., llteadjR. 2) HohU tbem. man m~ Halp. Olher freshmen among the b:'f~ · ~ lop dozen we;re Assemblyman QUEENIE By Phi' lnterlandi SA.lE is 11M! key word for !lie month llfft Powdlr. Dtl:ltwN tb..t flt are Richard Alatorre ( D ·L OS cl Jonuory a nd t oJhton h tond, =-to~ s. JQllll' dlDd9c; Angeles), 59 frames at $526 ; "I'm having an energy crisis -bul 1 don't see anybody Newport Ce111er is the ploce 10 bi: 1o l::===========:1_~B~a~r~ryj'_'K~ee~ne~(~l).~Sa".n~l~a'...f1R~os~a~)~,-'clCl<lo~s~in~gi_:tt~h=e~o~!~fi~1c~e'-"o~n~M~o~n~d~a~y~s~!~"'. ______ ..:.__..:._ thop tor lontoltic: volve1 on top quotily l- rnerc ho 11d ise du r ing Jonuory deoronce. BeJides 60 line 11ore1 end 1erviceJ. fruhion hlond ollers ort tirchilecturol wonderland ohYe w1!h t1llqui1i1e lo11d scopirt 9, flowing lou11toin1 ond lily po11ds, loh y JCulptu•e. ond covered wolkwoys. J:ome v1111 u1 011d e~perience one of )he lovelies! shopping 1etting1 ,onywl!ere. ..... Sole iiml ot .ANN fOlGEl'S ;, Ml :Jo begin in mid-January, and will .feotww fohulow m:11rldo-s on llttir ·.-ii.· loll dock of elegant, c<Wtur. f.oJiions from JPOrlrweor to .,..ni119 ·aowm. all in siies 4 lo 16. A populor :,tore IOf' faJtion-consciov1 roVf19 .f!Dfrvns, ANN F<XGEI ho. &e.n o J10ff olFmhion /Jond sine•'"' c.mer's openil'lf'I •iic r•ors ogo. legu/or cwfonn ol ANN FOtGE.lt will otfest fo tfie fad thaf fNs is one 1ol1 you won't Mll'1 lo ~ul ..... NEWPORT CHllORfN'S BOOTERY. ··"'where .1hoet ore fined by 1pe<iol11ts," carries o line )election of smart .footwear if1 children'1 rhrough pre·leen sizes ond g1~.1 special onenhon lo ,1'ho1e youn9.111r1 who ore difficulr to Iii. Sole ilem.1 i11dude Khoo! ond dre11 •hoes from 1he1r regular· stoc k, 'regularly p1Ked ot $1.S to $19, now 6 .90 to 9.90. The 1tofl ol NEWPORT -CHILDREN'S BQOTERY ho.1 llod some 1'0 combined yeors cl children's skie ~fitting e•periente, with owner Dick 'Morowitl bi:mg o lhord genert'J!ion _sfioe lining e~pert ond manager 8111 __Mi lt_!r having o n e i tensive bockgrou!>d in odvonced orthopedic • ...fi ll ing. lhe shop is 01 10 ore o 't.eodquonen for !ho1e in1111e1ted in purchosing bollei shoes, top shoes. a nd "tigh1s 1n ell sizes, children thrOYgh :adults. ·-..... STM OF SIAM. Of"le or Fa shion 1slond'1 fine jeweltri. i1 offering 1i.c.h .. ¥11• it-01 cuhi.nd ~ perwlont1. . I/act Star :ropp.hire tie toL, ond Fire Opal fie tali, $35 lo $45 volw1, 1t0w orJr 15.99. lOffly 13 corot gold pifllad loop earrings art: only 9.99 d.wing ,,_ Jonuory sol• af STAi OI -SIAM. lltsid.1 I.he dort'1 1peciolty of <olored done1 imporled dirtdly fmm source. Jq>pers will oho oppreciol• '.fhe uniqw .collection of orl objed1 : from RHI Chino, lilr• sni.Jf bonle1 ' made of porcelain, cimibor, or illClf'f, ~ $3 lo $40. And STAR OF SIAM comes ,.oj~o/o~ee -"Anyit•tnol ~ j•welry pvrtltoltd ot STM OI SIAM 11 r~* lo appraise "" of lead ,.SO,. ,,.,,. titan row ~hose pric• "' \ 104/f mo"''f will be refwtekd." • F't.U1.'Mf.ll S ~ec 1ol11~1 on Oono~l.i • mode•n oc:ceuor1es end 1!-oowto1e1 • •ome ol tt-e 911101 de"qns of :~ S<:ond•rt<Mo. With t~ e•c.ept+o11 of ~. IUt"llilure. oll 1tem1 in the llo•e ore now ... Jonuory 1ole pr•ted. including th11'10 by ~ .. De11by.~ro11\itu o!Xt thi110 by Loul/1r. ;-end o n 01ionmen1 Qf or1 p;ect1, voui1. ~ ond cryitol TIM! (01llOI il\opper will ._.. obo •njoy brow1•ng 111 •he sedott, 1 e le 9ont c1 mo1phere 1ho r ii "'-rt.UMMEl'S. ..... •• .. Yltil lo•.hlon hlorw/'1 lwo new ~ ~ ... fl lobetfo-' T1-Vt/wl • ! .... I It's the little things we all do that help sol\'e the big problems. So, Imperia l Savings created this handy "Energy-Saver-\Vheel." IT'S FREE! Dial it for helpful hints on how to.save on electricity, gas. oil, and the food you buy. As k for a f rec "Energy-Saver-Wh eel" at your neares t Impe ri al olTicc today. And learn about the hi gh interest o n insured savings. From 5.25~0 on p<.1s5.book accounts and up to 7.500.'ci per annun1 on tern1 accounts-cornpoundcd daily for additiona l interest..:. G...:t the mos t for you r Sa\'ings .at Imperial. •AJthou11h t~~r.tl rqulation1 rcqui!'f! .!lllbst•nt!al (n"ret• ~n1l1it1 forf.lrtv "ilhdr'1• ~I on 1crm KOOtmt•, lm.,cri•I h•~ a :wvinl' pluijull ri1h1 lor )'O\lr n«di. A PiaO. for EDDIE ALBERT All People. f,.lfl. Bo1d Kiowa Indians Bloodthirstiest " There's no "yes" or "no" In the Japanese language . Tendencies toward a'Cne, freckles and wrinkles all are hereditary, the medicos aay .•• No. S on that list of most popular men's namu now hereabouts is SteYen ... Understand no law whatlOVer requlrts a mother to give her newborn child the falber'a surname . . . The ofder the .. pecllllt father, Ui& '"°"' likely the cbild wUI be a girl. Still ma intain our pronunciations of y;ords are most peculiar. Take "beard." Doesn't sound like ''heard," does it? Why not? And "cord'' certalnJy sounds different from "'A-'Ol'd." And how about "cow?" How come It isn't pronounced like "low?" "Break" should rhyme with "freak." We say "sew,'' but "few." !-00 a poet gets no good results by trying to match "horse" with "worse." Odd. INDIANS Q. "\Vhlch of the Indian tribes killed the most whites?" A. The Kiowa, probably. With the Comanches. Q. "Could a thirsty camel drink a whole bathtub full of water in one shot?" A. Easily, Q. "Is it a general rule that a girl Is required to buy her own drinks in a singles bar?" A. Her own first drink, usu ally. Will wager a stogie you can't name William Shake- tpeare's three brothers. Neither could t. Research reveals were Gilbert, ruchard and Edmund. To his growing list of redundancies. our Language man now has added "tuna fi sh" and "grocery 1tore." BLACK LINGO Lot of black mtn, as ls widely known, enjoy a lingo of their trn'Tl. Their labels for money, for instance. in- clude bread, cake, jack. dust, pound, blood, wine, apple and grape. And they may designate tome woman as a chicken, fox, hammer, leg, fi sh, side, deal, mink, bear, bat, snag or stallion. Stallion? That'• a long good-looking girl with a certain someth1ng. You've seen those high kicks of the modem chorus line? Nothin~ new, that routine. A relief carving that dates back to 2500 B.C. In Egypt depicts exactly the same. A long chain of Egyptian chorines, decked out In trans- parent costumes, are sho~11 with the1r legs thrown high in tha t precision kick. Some con1outers have been known to catch cold. One in California for instance, recently shut Itself down until ils operator started covering It e\'ery night with an elec- tric blanket. That terrier kt\0\\1\ a.s the Kerry Blue is alwaYJ born black. Address 1nail to L. ~f. Boyd, P.O. Bo:t 1875, Neu;. port Beach 92660. 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"'1'11eri I'll 11 IOl'1M1n. • J/1111 C>!'!Ytt ol Vtnltlt « C9mtolnaf1&11 of V11\lcl11 m: ' ~~1tt !!nclud1:11 tll vtttld tt 1"t t111n ' ton•l N .Jt , ••lh 6.'5 ~ ••lt l Of" mort 6.fO Drlvt r m ROlld 011 Sl'!'ffdtr Trvck t .'41 Drlv.,. of Tr1n1ll.MI• f rll(t. vndtr I yd1. ._,, Ori,..., of Tran11t<Mf~ Tnrc:k • I td• or mor1 '·" Ounlocttft Tr1Kk, tnt f!lln f''I .,.... wa'9t l..,'4 '·'' Dumpe~ Trvck, 6'1 yd.._ w•I« lt'fll \VASHINGTON (UPI ) -e Fof.d Speak• 1t!-'LI~Dr1wr ~:: U.S. military 1eams search· v.·111r Truc.k1 ir1' for bodies of servicemen .l\'ASHINGTON (UPI) ~!~\:or mer• :·:: missing in Indochina have Vice Presklent Gerald R. Ford wi ld•• ,:" suspended operations sinct has publicly urged President Thi totetolno Kf\tdu1e "' _. dlt<lrt the Viet Co bushed . Wllff It ti.Md 6n • "'9111/... d•'I' ng am one Nixon to reveal infonnatk>n o4 "911• !11 11oun. r11t ,111 '°' holldly of the teams three weeks aan, on t w 0 WatorgaJe--'A'.-..i •1'1111 ovtrtl ma -k 111111 M •t "'" Dv I CUii.ai llrrtl ll!d __,..If, according to a Pentagon matters -the rrr and milk Any Wlgl rain "" CMtM 91'! ftl l• spokesman. fund controversies. ~!~:"'11 " 11•1d " tnt ttn«•t lll' ..... 111111 One American and one South "I think the White House oov1E11tN 1NG 10A1tD I v OorOll'lr H1rwy Fltht1' ought to get these documents "Uf'dl•""9 ~' Out and make "·m available ,ubll111td Or1r191 Co•rt D•ttv ll'not. WJt: Dt<tfl'lti.r Jl, ltn •M J•nu•rY 1. to the publie," Ford said. "I "1" M>11 think it will l.ncrease publlc PUBUC NOTICE ('-__ N_a_ti_o_n __ J support for hb position above f-----::-::-:c"-C::.::'-- O.CVietna1m8ese wbuerhe kl111ed1 in1the that at the present Ume." •L"·'•" t t IUll'llJtlM COUltT 0, TMa . am s a 1e as ITATll 01" ''LlllOltNIA llO. readi~y accessible crash-si~e • Oii EmbarflO TMI cou"~~~~101tA1to1 .remaining to be searched Ul · 011:D1111: TO 11tow cAu1• South Vietnam. WASHINGTON (AP) -1l~1t::' ,1:'::Wn°'•• o~:~~~L g::: There are 1 ,060 ~ml!!n still Secretary of· Defense-Jame' ••ANT.Ll-Y, ..-.c1 .lAU1tA ANN 1.1r1t1;- mlssing in Indochina and 1.400 R. Schlesinger says Arab ~1~~,~~ ~or~~"~ •:'~!!:"TLtv. others Ji.sted as dead but nations run the risk of wti-• 0AN1EL DEAN SAT1te: .,... h bodi h •--. r 1 LAUJtA ...,,." , ... 1R1. ""111_,. ., w ose es ave never ut:t:1• encouragmg orce a g a n st 11u1ti.lld 111d w111, °" ... 1,,. • llf reoovered . So far, search them by continuing their oil •1~h!etn Y••t1, 111 .... 11...i •n •1111uc111Df'I nd ... bu do . . wit11 tllt cltt-ol ftll1 Court for 111 ~earns have fOU w.:: rema ins embargo, l Ub!S It will ttdt r t nantlnt ""Ir n1me1 trom OA.H ll i.. of only 27. come to that DEAH S.ATll.I ..... LAUllA AHH SATll:IE • to OAH llEL Ol loN 811ANTLEY •!\d l.AUll4 ANN 8llANTLIEY; If IS OllOEJtl!D 11\e! •II Ptr'°"1 Hanoi Attacks lntet'91wd In tilt l boYH1'11lnld manw •°""'r ~°'' 11111 Cour1 11 :i:oa ,,M .. or+ l'ebru1ry lt, 1t74, Ill OeNrt'rMnt l of !ht Or11191 (OUflly SuPtrlor Coutr. roc1ttd •T 700 Cl'llc Ctnttr Drtvt ....,_, Santt AM, C1ll,.,nl1. 1l'ld t hOw c1UH'. II '"'" lolh'I' lt'lt 1pp!lc1tlon !or ctitnoe ol ntmt 11\ould not ti. 9r1nltd. U.S. Statement IT IS ,Ull:THEll Oll:Dlll&D 1111\ , .tOO'I' Of 11!11 Ol'dt!' 16 11\ow CIUM lie puttltlled 111 THI" OAIL.Y flllO'I',, ,. ...... llllff' llf tMlfr•I clr<u~etlO!'I Ol'lnltd lrt ft>t C6Unl'I' ol Ort f!Ot , Calllornlf, Oii(~ f SAIGON (AP) Hanoi radio today attacked a statement by U.S. Defense Se cret ary James R. SChlesinaer Uiat U.S. air IU~ of the South Vietnamese rnig'ht be (.._ __ w_o_r_I_d· __ J ' • 'lll'ttil; Nr !Dljr· NCttl,IYt wttli;1 prl!lf' discuss poulbiUUea of starting to :_\:'ti~ ~n~. ~~1111 •~ •1c1yot1. I dialogue with the major I"ll.AHi( DCWINICHINI consuming DltiOl11 of· the West. GIOltO~uc:a~ r.~':11:\~" CMt 'The ministers from the 12-~,';r~~c~::; Ortn wetr member Orianlzation of s111"' 1" Pe t roleum Exportfnc tm':~1:.;",.,..,,,. Countries (OPEC) we r e ~., .., ,.........,.. " ~uJed to be'"""' f .. -.. 1 thld Or11111e C111t Dilly l! ~ .... ....Hl-.i Jlnllll"/' 7, 14 21, tt.1t71 ~· tallta al 5 p.m. 0 P EC --'-=,,...:.::..:::.:_ _ _;_~ members, 'who supply IS P\JllU~ l<OTltCt: I percent of the world's oil ..,...,, , fmports, have alrmst doubled au .. 1111uo111 covat °' TM1 -u.es in recent weekS. ''''' °' CAU11M:1111a "" : i" n; 1'1• COUllTY f:;.ftl,llM I considered If the North Ei!tl• ., ~lo..'Mo c .,_ 1 Vi etnamese launch an all-out e i:tou•v Deel' o.c .. ...,. • "'?" offensive into the South. NOTICI II 1111tl•Y OIVIH = WA•'••N,..,.,,N (UPl),.Ji CttOllort ., "" *"-,.,,.. tit The o ff I e I 1 I North ;)Ill "°-¥ --!Mt '" ~ 111.i,,.-a..""' Vietnamese radio ca I I e d The U.S. E1p0rt-l'mpo~ . k ::m. "~11tc~ """''" :~~ Schlesinger11 statement •18 is consldertnc a low~lnterest "" offk• " .,. """Y .,"*':,.'*• ..., very 1erfous viotatlOn ot the $49.5 nUUton loan to develop :'flH ,..::',:, • ~':-" tttM., 1'ittt spirit and word of Ule Parl1 natural a:as in. the Soviet rn:!r"' ,. "" u. 'Offltt ':t' ~ agreement, an t n 1 0 J e n t Union. One conaressmm e11l1 1eec11: ~"·~~~.,! :.: ~~ chall.nB. lo ... v1 ....... _ _....... It a "lousy" deal r or IMlnet•" 1111 tMt '" .. r~ \.It\:) "C"~I ~ .1.-A•I Ptl'f•!l'tff'll fo tl'lt 9'fl fa .... }d ~ people ~nd to public opfnJon '"'~cans. wttttin '°"' fl'l(W\'"' •ttw ,tf\t 11rt1 -vc.:. all over Ille world." Rep. Lei Aspin (0.WI&.), '"t:!."lZ.~im '. &aid Sunday "tbl.a 1ou.sy 1as MAlllOAltlT M. CMl:Avtl ' : Kids Like To Ask A1uly Downtown Los Angeles. Claremont. East Pau.dena •Glendora• Ne1¥port Beach • Newport Center· Pasadena· Redlands• Sierra ?tfadre • Topanga Canyon . Wei;t Covina . Westwood ViUtgt• W'hit,ier •~land Hills' plus 16 01her SoUtMm. : e OH Meeting dea1" would provide gas to ~~.':.:! ';;11:Z~t"-...,..' 1 Amerlcan1 at .si1 "tltnet lhe r.:L~'=:.!t Dr. J OPEN SATURDAYS CaJifornia offiu1. .~~· ..:.o-11-CM•l·"·~ .. °"l""_....toll'OM..,.-•~ om -S!'«ial'l"fol.lrt l n Mo.in 00i(tt. .~ ..... ·-~--l • • • t ·• GENEVA (I/Pl) M'misle,n ofl!ie w o r I a ' 1 largest oil exportlng naUons -nm-Informally lodiy lo • current prlce and "would ,....,.,.. •~ c1111, .,. j • I ~· ' n -~ ·1n en~ -mlAe asl years el;:\;1ne A:,.,,.., .., .......... f the Russian wheat deal look llll.ltwr•~ °''"" C0111 Dtlf'I' """-- Uke a SUnday schot>I plcntc." rt:..tm• 11' 1'n. J•flllar:Y '· ~~ ' _J • ) • • •• • Tides· Fore~ast ' Beeord • ' •· · By.SBVE "MrreHELi. Oceanic. and Atmo,pheric 'Of .... o.61r Nrtt ..... Tu~y·1 Pli'dlcted · high Administration report, unusual Udes .al\>NI tht. Orange Coast. astronomlcal· comliUons wlJI will. p/obabty mean some·. bring extra high tides on Jan. · bu~ !Qr residents in low 8 and Feb. 7. Should these · lying areas. · -conditions be combined with ' 'lbe tides, expected to be severe Atlantic stonns, el· }he highest in a ,decade on ' treme flooding miiht strike the hcinc 1Coast, Will pro-low lying coastal areas in the ·• !>ably l!OCJC! l\lcFl!llden Square East. . in Newport . Beach, cause The moon, whose gravita· 96me beacJ;l 'erosion at ~l MOr-tional pull is the majo.r in· ro Trailer Parle· and possibly fluence on the tides, will be threaten beitchfroilt homes, on full on 'I\iesday and Feb, 7. the Capistrano strand. The fact that it will he full But that's nothing com'pared o~ those two days means a to what mlght happen to higher than normal rise in reaiclepts on the eastern . the water, will ·occur. But ad· se~. aceordlng to Na-ded ·lo this, ·Qard says, •re tlonat Weather Service 'two additional· astronomical · meteorologjst Mike Oard who .happenings. ·· says the .East Coast is in "The moon will he about for a rough .time of It Tuesday. t,000 miles cl(l9' to the mid- According . to a NaUonal A~t la n tic CQftSt on Tues-, . Deatk Notices Death Notices --.-_ , ~ WADDILL .lM•LIO Robtrt Waddell. 2613 A/nett Dr., _Santa Fl'llnk Ntll-ArMllo, Rtsl6"11' Of -Nt'WJIOrl An1. 01t1 of dallh, January s, 1'7~. l..c:h1 cltl* of dHth, J1nu1ry S. 191._ Survlv.cl by w1i., 11•bellei two sons, Survl..,..-by' wllt, Fr1nc.11 IOl'I, Gllblrti Wlllltm, ol COlll Mn1; Roy W16cletl, dauehtw; Glori. ·Osbrlnk; • • v • n S.nl• Ana1 daual'lt1r, Isabell• OllChtmln, lr1nckhlldren1 on t 'trHli1r•nclchlld1 S.ru1 An11 savtn "uuldchl1dr1111 two hrM brolhtf1 •1111 two lllltr,. l\Ollry, 9rt•li1•81ldcl'lltd,.n. Sli'Ylcn, Tu1$d1y, Tue.de~. t PM, Fu!Mrlll M 1 • •, 10:30 fl.M, &tit lrOlldway Chapel. with W1di1fsl:l;y, 10 AM, llolfl '•t Our L.cly Rtv, C. Sallos offlc11tl119. lnte>rmtnl Pa- QuMl'I OI An!M)s • Cal~lc Church.. cfllc Vltw Mamorltl P1rt;. Biii lrlll4-ln1tr"11nt, A.uMlon C-tery, l•llt• w•y Mortuary Olrtclor1 ~lw91r-F\Nltral Homt, COl'OM dl'I WoJtMWDOD ,Mar •• Dlr«tlrs. Fletfa Btll Wormwood. A9a 1<11 rH!denl aUaKI' of W~lmln1ter. Otlt of 11e11h, J1n111ry Anlhony FortJltf" Burkt NI• 1, ol •· lt74 Svrvlvltd by two d11111hT1r:1. 4lt2 Wlndi.or Orlv1, Huntl119ton 8ea(.h. Cl1r1 Cook, Wellmlnster; Fr 1nc !1 0111 of dt•lh. J1nu1rv J, 1974. Survlvlld l1ned1. McCook, N11>rask1; I! v t by p1rtnl1, Dr. •lld Mri. Gin• p, 11rall(lchlldren1 1tvtnltt 11 11rHI· lurktl •Iii tr, l•rblr• E./ 11rtndP11rent1, 1111ndchlldrtn. Gr•wsldl • • r v I c • 1, Mr. Cltlldl E. ForHltrF Dr. Ind Mrl. Tuttday, 11. AM. Good 1.ht9hlfd Charin S. JollnlOl'tl 111111 tncl unc1t, c-tary. Smo!lll Mortvlry, Olrtcton. Mr. and Mra. Miiton H. Howe1. Slrvl(tl ,;::oainm•••••m•-. wlU IHI lleld WedrttlCLIY. 12 Moon, Flr1l Pl'llbyltrltn Cl'IUrch, 1102 W•llmlnl!er Avt-. W•lmln1ltr. ll'lltrfl"ltl\I, Forlll uwn Mlmoritl P1rk, Gl•ncl•le. Fam!ly ""'°"'' ll'ltll'IClrltl contrltwtlon1 tit m1dt to -lnl Fll'11 Preii•rl1n Mfmorl1J Fund OI" Chlklren1 Hes 181 ol Or11198. Fort.t Uwri Cyprua. rKIOl'I. eU.IOTT Ltur1 Elliot!, lol.O••OMI of 10Cl3 Olk s1., ·cos11 M1111. Ott• of e1 .. 1h, J1nuar1 1. 19••· :iotrv1ce1 ptndHlll 11 tl•li 8ro;og11111y MOl'IU.,Y-HALL Floyd Wltll1 H..tl. Knldtnt of L•11un1 a .. cni 1rnploy.ff_ ot Luy ol L"""'"'" affUI tor » ~rt. · 0111 o1 o.11n, J1n1,1ary '• ltlf. S11rWlutd oy wlfo, Snir11y1 c1auunw, Judy Hill, 001n 01 LA111un1; bro1119r, C~ri" Hiii. Yl1t1. t'Ulllfll ~ T!,1et1Ny, ll AM. SMtm l.~1111~ 8HCn C11o1pt1. Prh·11e lnltl"mtnt, t:I Toro (tmelltfY, Slle;fter L~UM ~Men Mortutry, D1ractor1. -HAMILTON Tl'IOfMt A. tkimu1an ~r. Ruldtnt of Cotll Meuil -ee ~I dafl DI cltllh, J~ 3, lt74. :ioervta11 111111 1nlt11•-T wlll bt hfld In ~p(l!'lllll.id. Ktntvclly. Slill'Vlvff Dy ~n1a. /W. Mid Mrl. ThOriwts A H1mU1on Sr., L1xl1111100, K11nucJly, hll BrOldW1y Mor1u1ry, Forw1nilnt DlrectOtl. HUl!SSl!lt Eltuibltll S._ Hueit1wr. Ao-tl, of ... \llctorl1 St., Apl, G1, c;o,11 MIMI. D1l1 of llfflll. J•111.11ry 4. lt1•. Survived bY hvlblnd. Jonni son. w1.i1y s. HUMMr; br011'Mr, Wt5ll'f S!OM, of Nwtolk, V"91ni11 thtN 11randct10dttn1 two ttMl-trMOchlldrm. Services ~r• Mid fo!Hy, ~y. lO AM, ltll ~•'f Clwlpet .lnt.rment, tt.rbor lttt.t ~II Ptrtr. ..... ll'ONWl'f MQl"tw.ry, • D+l'KtOrl. •• .• MOODY 1 ftobert E. Moody Sr, 11'5 Sent• -"" -A,14;, c .. 1, MtM. D•1' Of 0.tfh, Jwillflry S. 1'14· ~. llV wife, ,1Mr'191l"; -, Jt"Clbtrt E. Jr 1 d•US11htff, M.tr,,..Utt C~ llf.tlllr, -'GM WMTen Moody. -fwl'. trMCtehHOrtfl, 5efvkel, TuesdtY, J•tiMtv I, 2 l"M. Ptcltlc vi.w ChtjMI. . •~tt·hrveron F.unertl Horn·,, Coslt Met.I, Olrecllll'a. • area i Ctl'tln J. Ria. AOt 4': rnklenf of Hllfllltl!lltlln hach1 dtt. of dtl:lll. J111u1ry S. 1'74. lur"llY«I by Wiie, Slllrlty; dHthtllr, fMIMlf/ ton, Rot1tlcll aiK .,,.lhfn, Ellwyn, MerrlU, V1rgll, Alch•rd, John trod Gent Rlct; !!Ir" •l1!9r1, Elllotl N~ Ruth Dlltbenn«, Bttty ler.,.,.d. Strvtcts, Thunoty, 1 PM, Srnllllt OltPfl. ln191'ment. Wntmt11Jter • Memorl•I P•rk. Smiths Mort u • r y. Dfrecton. SULLIVAN Htrrv SUl/tvtn, IOSS Thll{Ol'I St., Costt Mnt, Dtlw of dttth. Jtfli.Hry 1, 1'14. Slf'\llce& pandlng ti 1111 lrotdWIY -rf· TAY\.OI: A"""9 Taylor. 1$12 Caraway Dr .. Cll!l!t ,,...., Dillit Of dHftl. J•nutrY ,, 1974. S...VlcH ptndll"8' 11 1111 8rlll4WIY Other Deatlis LOS ANGELES (UPI) A Requiem Mass w a s scheduled at St. Alpboosus Catholic Church today for Baudlllo Roybal, father of Rep. Edward R. Roybal (0. Calif.). 'Ille elder Roybal, 79, died Thursday after a lengthy illness. PAL.VI .SPRINGS (AP) - Funeral s e r v i c e s w'ere held ThursQay· tor retired motion picture director A. Edward Sutherland, 78, who died Monday at n ·e s er t Hospital after a brief illness. Sutherland was a Keystone Kop and -served as Charlie Chaplin's assistant before goi!>g oo .lo~ 14 rums, including "Abie's Irish Rose," "Mississippi" and '"Follow the Boys." SANTA ·MONICA (AP) - Funeral services were held Thursday for Santa Monica hiunicipal Court Judge Oliver Feller, 44, who died Ptfooday while on a holiday cruise in the cari,bbean . SALINAS (UPI) -Jo"" C. Cobaa, 62, president and founder of Central California Communications Corp., died at his home Wednesday after a brief illness. day and on Fob. 7. it will be within 800,. miles of the distance it was on March 6, 1962, when tides and storms combined to cause $500 million ' damage and the deaths of 40 people on the Eastern Seaboard," said Oard. - ln addition, the sun, whose gravu·auonaL Pllll also· in- fluences the tides, will be in approximately the s a m e longitudinal plane as the moon. "This alignment further enhances the astro:nomical er· feet on the tides," Oard ex- plained .. ' 4 ~ • "Lots of times the sun and moon play a sort of tug-of-war with the ocean tides, but this time they are combining, lining up to cause ari extra high tide." The earth will acy near its closest annual approach to the sun. Therefore, tides during these periods will be particu1arly high. These near-record tides (the Commerce DePartment predicts a high tide of 7 .2 feet abQve mean tide .for Jan. 8 on the Pacific Coast) are harmless by themselves. But should a strong on shore wind or storm occur during high waters, a destructive water level could be possible on these two days. "If conditions are similar to those in 1962, the eastern seaboard could be in ·for tro.u- ble," Oard said. "During lbat storm, easterly wind~ moved upcoast from Georgia to the New England states, piling up water along the coast. When those waters combined with the high cured." The Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says the combinetioo o.f high _ tides and meteorological con- ditions could affect other coastlines around the world to varying degrees, including the West Coa_st. Oard says the effects should be minimal in California. "For o'ne thiJ)g, most coastal areas in California are higher. We alSQ don 't get the same type of storms · that the eastern seaboard gets." He admittetl that Pacific • frontal stonns could cause flooding in northern 10regon and Washington, but discount- ed tlm possibility of any seri- ous nood.ing in Southern Cal- ifornia. Political Notes . Lanphear Backs Reinecke By 0. C. HUSTINGS ot 1t1• 01111 rnot staff When it comes to energy, as in crisis, Laguna Beach attorney Roger L a n p h e a r agrees with Lt. Gov. Ed Reiftecke. "I agree completely with ·Reinecke'• iltatemeot that oor aerospace induslfl' stands lo ·win in the energy crisis by 'the developmfnt of alteniattve power eoorces," said Lan: phear ,. a · candidate foc the Republican nomination i ·n· south Orange County's new 40th COOgressionat District. "For-... Republicans of Mr. Reinecke's stature to lllfke such well conceived remarks smuld help•di!pel .the notiol\ that the · Republican party is married to the oil industry," added Lanphear, w!>o cur· rentJy_ serves as _chairman __ of the Laguna Beach Planning Commission. Lanphear hast<ned lo· point out that h i s enthusiastic response to the Lieutenant Mesa Coed Elected To Post . sue ·Hochman, daughter of the Shayel Hocbmans of 24M Napoli Way, Costa Mesa, .was elected southern R e g i o n a 1 Representative for the Association of C:Ollege .. Unions International (ACUI) at a re- cent regional conference on Catalina Island. The ACUIT strives t o organize and improve college student unions in tbe U.S. and foreign eotmtries. A 1972 graduate of C:Orona del . Mar High School, Miss Hochman was a Junior Achievement officer .. governor's recent statement is not ·to be taken as an en- dorsement of Reinecke for governor. "I've been too busy with my own campaJgn to make those kinds of decisiOns," Lan- phear explained. . * ORA.NGE COUNTY 'members of C:Ommon cause will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Morningside Presbyterian C h u r c h in Fullerton. They wm discuss the Com- mon Cause proposal for public financing of political cam· paigns "in .Califonia. 'Ille dlun:h is at 1201 E. · Dorothy Lane. Prospective rnembets are invited. • THE LEAGUE of Women Voters and the Association of University Women of Hun- tington Beach will get together for a workshop_ from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday at the Hun· tington B e a c h Recreation Center. The topic is "Bolsa Chica: A Case Study in Land Use." • . U.S. REP. Clair Burgener (R-RancOO Santa Fe ) will discuss the Washington scene before the Irvine Coast Reputilican Women's c I u b Wednesday iri Irvine. The meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. in the University C:Ommunity Association Center, 4530 Sandburg Way. Mrs. Raymond Farrar, new- ly elected· president of the livine group, will wield the gavel at the meeting, the club's first of 1974. Also serving as officers this year are Atrs. L. J. Haight, vice president; Mrs. Toba Wheeler, recording secretary; Mrs. A. D. Froman, cor- responding secretary, and Mrs. R. D. Hend.e-rson, treasurer. * STATE TREASURER Ivy Baker Priest will be the prin- cipal speaker Jan. 24 at the Santa Ana Chamber of Com- merce's annual installation and awards banquet. Policemen's .Shooting ., Trial Delayed Again SANTA ANA -The trial Both officers have been · of two· policemen charged in suspended . a barrOOm shootipg has ~n Baroldi is charged with postponed_ until Jan. 14. murdering Marine Capt. Ran- It was the seventh postpone-dall Robinette, a ,helicopter ment since the . case was first pilot. Gray is charged with brought for trial last June. feloniOU.s assau1t in wounding The shooting, in which. a another man, Sam Campise, Marine officer was kill~, took 35. Tustin. place a year ago. The victims were shot Jan. The defendants are Jerry · 5. 1972, in a Tustin bar. J . Gray, 28, a Garden Grove Baroldi and -Gray were not undercover narcotics agent. on duty at ·the time .. and Thomas M. Baroldi, 26, Both men are currently free a Cypress police sergeant. on bail. -"· TltUSTY SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Mrs. Lyman Foster Young, 85, for many years a lyric -----------------------------------! Mllclrtd Trwly, 23t2 Azun Avt .• Santa ~ Otte of. dtaf.11, Janvtry 4, _ lt7.f. SurVtWd by IOn, .;wr1n1m E. Tnnty. Co.ta Mt~1 two daughfal'1, lotwllt C1rftr allll Robei'tt Carter, both Of COiia Mnti nlM IHl'*f!llG'*'-. $arv1Af, TuHdly, 2 PM. 19fl llrold.,...y CMP.fl. lnltrrNnl, t11rb0t' Rnt Mlftnorlal Park. Rev. ADDl!r ... llffki.tlftO, ........ .., Mortllflry, °'""' ...... · •' VOTAW ' C~ VottW! lMl Port W.ybrldge, N~ ... tch. Oat. (/// 'clNlh, January 4. 1'74. SurvtWd by two IOl'l1, Howard C. Jue-Jr., of Newport IMc:h; tl-•rd -E.__Jl.GJon.Jan_An!Ofllo._T.8JlllL.llr~r. . Mr , A. J. t11ff..... ,Miami; -Fliildt. Memorlal .MN!cts will bf }ltld TutSdly, ~ II • /4M. St. C'rol1 !plscopal ~ ctiurcl'I, ; 1tlt MonltrtY Blvd.. Htl'JTICl8 Be•ch. rrt"91• '"'"'"""''· F•mHy suftt1h l'ritoMrl•I conrrltivtl0111 tit m.cM lo the M""°'l•I Flllld, t St. Cron El)IKOl>ll ··~ O!llrch. lhll 'l~•J' Morl\ltry, "Di-· ·""'"" -. ' ... . ARBUCKLE • SON .. ., WESTCLIFF MORTUAR • Cl E..17111 SI., Colla M ... . llf 1118 • BAL ft.BERGERON f'.UNEl\AL HOME Conoa dd Mot mHM Cllfll M... II& ZIU • • • BELL BROADWAY MORTUBY lltBnodWa~M.,. ' u ·• DILDAY BROTHERS . MORTUARIES· .~·I 7 17tf1 Budi"'Blvd.- > eamr..-Beadl aemt · lillledoado Ave. Loog -21~1115 • McCORMI~ LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY UM Lapaa Cuyoa Rd. fK.lllS • • soprano with the San Fran- cisco Opera company, died Tuesday. . SAN. FRANCISCO (UPI) - Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Mltsa Tsukamoto, 'believed to be the oldest Japanese-American in san Francisco . Mrs. Tsukamoto was lOOWbeii died Saturday. NORFOLK, Va. (AP) Ro~rt C. Tyson, 68, former chairman of the finance com- mittee of United States Steel Cor.. died Wednesday at Norfolk. General Hospital. 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FREMONT• HA.Y'MRD ·SAN LEANOFIO -.• I I ' l ' ·~ _.,, OAILV PILOT · --Olson Not Surprised By NCAA Penalties By ROGER CARI.<;ON Of tllt Otll»' Plitt Sl•ff , Fonner Marina High baskelball c:oach Lute Olson reacted today to the atunninl: anJ>ouncement that his naUonally rated baskelball learn al Cal Stale (long Beach) Is 'ineligible for posl-SC8llOll play for al least. three years. "This is:n 't like it's the end ol C\"Crythlng by any stretch of the imagination.'~ Olson told the 'Daily Pilot thi s morning. Olson says he wasn't particularly surprised at the action and he v.·as hopeful the; penalti~ \liOuld oot be forthcoming prior lo the 1974 NCAA basketball tournament. " ( ~as made aware of the problems after lhe start of school," says ·CMson. "f question \\'hether I \\uuld have oiccepted the position had I known before. "But at this point there is nothing we ·can do now but de the best job · v.•e can and look at it from whatever positive thing \\'e can," Basketball and football teams at Cal State (Long · Beach 1 have been socked wilh some of the most severe penalties ever levied by the National Collegiate Athletic Association as that body opened its &8th annual convention today in San Francisco . The school is barred from all !>C>'l- sea.!IOll play, including any NCAA tournament, for at least three years. And the school's recruitment program (or next year has been cut back drastically in the wak~ ol. 26 serious violations by football and basketball roacbei v.•ho have since departed,. Jerry Tarkanian is now coaching basketball at the University of Nevada (Las Vegas) and Jim Stangeland quit his football post following the 1973 season. Stangeland is a Huntington Beach High graduate. . Tarkanian, according to a Long Beach paper, is threatening a lawsuit. "This is going to hurt, U!, especially wilh the liml!Btlon of only two full scllolarsbips for buketball for-the l9'14-75 season," adds Olson. "We talked atoll ii wllh our kids aft.ei'OUt last "'Vrkout and it's a vrry depressing thing -especially with kids who felt they had a good shot at lhe NCAA playoffs. We have a lot of innocent people hurt by these penalties. "But our kids have a lot of character .and maybe V.'e'U play e\'en better now because we'll have to make the most of our remaining 15 games." His team is rated ninth in the nation with a 11).1 record. >be action against l..oog Be4ch clima.z:ed a day-long series o f J)f'.Obationary penalties. E a r 1 f e r , talifomja State Uo!versity at Hayward was put · on indefinite probation for knowingly using Ineligible alhletes in baseball and track over the last four years while Cornell University of Ithaca, N.Y., was given a year'a probation for recruiting violations concerning two prospective hockey players. Dr. Stephen Hom, president of Long ROY EMERSON LUTE OLSON Beach, lokl the NCAA lhal all the penons invol,•ed in the s c ho o l ' s In.fractions no longer are with the uniW!rsity. He sakt Long Beach "intends to continue the vigilance" of its basketball and football programs and would ·take "any further appropriate aCt1oo necessary.'' Loog Beach was foond lo be In violation ol. NCAA regulations jOVeming amateurism, improper aid and extra benefits to alhletes. imtitutional control and eligibility of athletes for regu)ar· season and post-&eason competition, recruiting and out-0f~eason football practice. Besides it! three-year probation, Long Bead! will be Jimlled lo 20 football sch::llantnps fCl" the f i rs t year of il• penal\)'. Normal limits are 20 In football and a1x In basketball. 1be-y;CM's list of VIOiations by Long Beach Included the following: -A member of the athletic staff co- signed a promisoory note to enable an -athlete to buy a car. -An assistant football coach arranged for a player to receive academic credit without bclng required to attend claMes. -Two athletes were given mooey each moolh' by an 8"'islanl football coach. -A "representative ol. the school's athletic interests" cosigned a promissory note for IJl athlete and subsequently repald lbe lending agency the amount ol the loan. · -An assistant football coad\ provided mone~ for an athlete and bis wife and on one occasion-the head coach gave money to the wife. -Assistant beskolball and football coaches arranged for fraudulent test scores for athletes. SHIRLEY BABASHOFF Emo, Babashoff in News Emerson Inks With Ne,v Loop Seven Victories For Swim Whiz Ne wport Beach's Roy Emerson signed Folllltaio Valley sw:immer_Shirley_ "·ith U1e San rrancisco Golden Gaters Babashoff scored seven victories and "1crld Tea111 Tennls team over the a seeond in a two-day senior AAU meet v.·cekend . saying, ''It's a new concept at the Culver City Natator1wn over thal could revolutionize the sport ." the weekend. Emerson. 'J7. said the team concept Miss Babashoff, now swimming for would help prolong the careers of the the ~fission Viejo Nadadares, qualified \\'orld 's best tennis players. in all eight e\'ents for the senior short "Right now the v.11y tennis is set up, course oatkml meet Jn April in Dallaa. there is too much 1ravel and that takes Victories for Miss Babaahoff came In the 200-yard indlvfdual medley its toll on the players." said Emerson (i:l4.a). 100 freestyle (SS.2), 200 breast-when contacled at his home by the. .Dailv Pilot. stroke (2o32.!), 100 breast (1:10.8), 200 1be penally against Hawyanf Stale , prohibits that school from any poslseason play or TV appearancet in all sports while on probafion. Cornell's probation doea not include any such aancUons and is little more than a slap oo the wrilt. Jon Anderson, COmell's · a t h l e t I c director. sakl. "A friend of lhe univerSity, not a member of the staff," provided airplane transportation for the two athletf:S in question from Toronto to Boston last March for the NCAA hockey championship and paid for their room , .board and eniertalnmcnt-y,·hi!e in Boston. Anderson said Cornell reported the vlolatiom to the NCAA within 10 days after they occurred. The NCAA said Hayward State's probation would be reduced to two years when it is satisfied the 'school is conducting its athletic program properly. Cornell's athletic policies also will be reviewed v.•hen Its penalty expires in one year, LAS VEGAS (AP) -"I'm absolulely shocked. I just can't believe the way the charges have been leveled ;rgainst me personally," says former Cal State (Long Beach) basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian. Tarkanlan, now head coach at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, said Sunday the charges or illegal recruiting levelled by the NCAA at lJJng Beach were "absolutely false . None or those charges are true." Long Beach was placed on indefinite probation Sunday. to last no less than three years. Additionally, the 49ers basketball and football teams have been barred from participating in any post season oompetition or any NCAA- sponsored televised games. 11Nab.rrally; I'm very sorry for the school and for tbe athletes now attending 1he school, but I honestly feel many of the · NCAA char.ges are no t substantlatt'd," said Tarkanian, who took over the Rebel basketball program last year and has coached the team to a 9-1 season this year. Tarkanian said he bad talked to an NCAA investigator as late as last November and had been assured that tJ.>e only violations the 49ers might be cited for were providing a t r traraportaUon for a student athlete allowing a p~ve player to rema~ on campus longer than 48 hours and an infraction of the 1.6 grade rule. But the NCAA leveled a list of 26 charges at the scbQol as the football coaches convention was opening at San Francisco. Lakers Learn To Play Well Without West WS ANGELE.5 (API -The Los Angel;s Lakers still miss Jerry \Vest, especially against good clubs, but they're learning to play quite well without him . "\Ve're 7-4 without Jerry and playing surprisingly well without him," said Gail ~ch after he scored 28 points to lead the Lakers lo a 109·105 National Basketball Association victory over the Kansas City-Omaha Kings Sunday night. "\Ve're making a concentrated effort to play team defense by closing up the middle. Jim Price's speed and maneuverability allow him to help plug the holes. "However, we still realize lre can't beat the top clubs without a healthy Jerry West." FOn\'&rd Happy Hairston. w b 0 continued his hot play with 23 points and 14 rebounds. agreed "''ith Goodrich. "We seem to have gotten 'Vest not beifli in the lineup out of our minds and have adapted because we are frankly becoming more familiar with· our own personnel,'' be said. Asoistanl coach John Barnhill added thal he always thought lhe learn coold win without West. "We seem to be sagging off on defense and ruming more," ho said of the club's reccnt-victones:- Price, who has replaced West .since he left the lineup with a pulled abdominal muscle, had another bot night with 20 points. The Laken:, now 24-18, lead Gol.deTI SIBie by four games in the Pacific Dlvlslat. 1be Warriors lost lo Portland &mday. The game included 58 twnovers, S4 by Los Angeles. ' • NORTHWESTERN'S STEV,E CRAIG MAKES A TOUCHOOWN RECEPTION TO AIO THE NORTH. ' . . ' . .,,_. -.<....-..~ .......... -~---.. ~.-..• .:... WSU'S EDGAR JEFFRIES WILL LEAP AGAINST UCLA TONIGHT. Br11ins Tackle Cougars; Trojans at Washington It was business as ~ual for toJ>ranked UCLA in its Pacific-8 opener, but USC' found its conference debut an upsetting VCLA on TV Tonight Channel 5 ·at B • experience, losing 71-56 10 underdog Wasbingion Stale. Tonight, the learns swap opponents as the Brulns try to match their own conference record of 45 consecutive victories, while lhe Trojans try 1o gel on the wiMlng track against Washington. SAN FRANCISCO-The Oakland Raid- m must refund 50 cents a ticket for tbrcc 19'1l home games. U.S. Dist. Judge Robert F. Peddwn Friday ruled in favor of the 00«!. of living council lhal the Raiders charged too much few the first thret regular games of the aeasoo. Games lat<r in the season came under different ·\\·age-- pric.c guidelines. * * * GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador -Ray Moore and Bob Hewitt scored singles victories Sunday, compleUng South. Africa 's 5-Q sweep of Ecuador in semiiinals or lhe South Atrierican zone Da\•is CUp teMis - competlUon. South Africa will meCt Chile for the zone Utte at a date to be announced. Moore defeated Miguel Olvera 6-3, 6-2, &-3 and Hewllj blanked Enrique Andrado 6-{), &-0, 6-0, in Sunday's matches. * * * SYDNEY, AU!lralia -Towering Koren Krantczke of Au!tralit1n Up8et her compatriot. u n I ri s p I r e d _ Evonne Goolagong 6-2 , 6-3 Sunday in the women's singles final of the New South Wales tennis championahlps. In the men's firial, Australian Geoff Masters. seeded ninth, bcel his Davis OJp teammate, COiin Dibley, the No. 6 1ttd1 6-11 M , g..1, Grru1dberry 's Grand Efforts . Sitbdue South TA~IPA, Fl a. \AP1 -Thl' Norlh had only four short practices before Sunday's American Bo\1•! al\.stnr football game here. but Ken Grandberrv ran as if · he knew !he offense by ·heart as he led the way to a 28-7 victory over the South. As a n1elltt or fact, Grandberry did. ''\\le used the same offense al Vifashington State." he explained. "The only thing I had lo do v.·as get the timing dO\\'Jl.11 Grandbcrr'' ran for t"o tou chdo\\115 and 125 yards in 13 carries. tv.·o yar~ _ ... n1ore than the old rushing record for the game set by f\fercury r..torri.-;"TIOw of the f.Uami Dolphins. Grandberry initially wasn't chosen for !he North roster -he was ptcked. tip as a substitute for Delvin \Villiams o( Kansas. Grandberry, named m1>st valuable player, hopes !he sho\\·ing will help attract professional scouts lo him. He said he had no previetus national exposure "because \Vashington State never docs any1hiJ1g. ''I think I'm big enough f~ the pros," S3id the six-foot.. 190 pounder. ''You can hold your own sometimes with much bigger jleople." Grandberry refuted pro scout Ing reports that he ran 40 yards in only about 4.75 seconds. fie listed his speed at 4.6. laughed and said, "it depends '\'ho's keeping the .time." Grandberry bulled over from the three in the first period for the game's first score. He !hen took a pitchout five yards around left end early in the. fourth quarter after a South gamble on a fourth·dov.11 play backfired to make it 21-7. The South, losing for the fifth time in the six-year history of the game. had gambled on the rinal play Of the third quarter when punter Roger Pruett or Auburn tried lo run for a first dO\Vn . Pruett. needing 16 yards, was caught at his 28-yard line by linebncker Rod Kirby of Pittsburgh for a two-yard loss. The game became one-sided alter Grandbe.rry's seoond score. The South, unable to muster a running attack. v.·as forced lo punt and Grandberry carried three 1imes fo r 46 yards, leading lhe North 64 yard! in seven plays for another score. The score \\'as tied 7-7 al halftime . with the South's only score coming on a 10-yard pass from Florida halfback Nat Moore lo wide receiver ~1ark Wakefield of Tampa. Laver Team 3rd DALLAS (AP) -Australian Owen Davidson, who did not lose his service In the tOtimament, and partner Billie Jean Klng upheld their rating a' the toJ>&eeded team in the $ 6 o . o o O Internat io nal mixed doubles championships S u n d a y by defeating l\:Iarty Riessen and Roeemary casais &-2. U , 6-1, i-4 In 1he finals . In the lhlnf place ma\ch, lhe duo of Rod Laver and Lesley Hunt won 1$.000 each by defeating Roy Emmon 1 and Wendy Overton, 7-6, &-7, 8-1. , f1'cc (1:53.n. 400 tndlvfd\tal medley • 11vou v.·on't have nearly as much travel (4 41 2) and 650 ~ · h · .. : · I. "ee (17 :32.4). w11 team tennis. lter only secon4! place finish came "Currently there are tournaments for Jn lhe 500-y.Al'd free ,vhere she was men only and \\'omen only." says: the edged by .,,urld 400 freest yle record .Australian naUve. ''In the team conctpl, holder Heather GreenY.'ood tif Fresno. ~iller U~daunted by Rain, Cold you get the be$t men and women Miss Babasho!f's 1imc was a per10na1 teaming ag.tiMt lhe best." ' lifftime best of-4:58.5 w h 11 e MW Emerson, who was rumored to have GrtMwood's v.1nning t1n1e w .. t :M.3. 81Jllled for in cxceo. ol iw.ooo. 11td Other N1datlore1 q allf"'· f 1be I._ mix~ doub'--•· .. -·-enl In w•'ch u '"'' or ·~ ~ ~ -·-· •• naUonal& al lhc meet Included Valerie he played WI weekend helped make Lee Peggy Toodal and Debbie Holl. 111s dcc~ion. ~11M Lee won the Uyanf bullerfly "Wt .... re very W.U received lhete," (1:09.5), look lhlnf In lhe 500 ,,.. 5'Y• Emenon. "Naturally, lh1t's whit (4 :1l.61. 200 !roe 11:57.5), Ind l,ll60 lt'lll bol1I dpwn lo. I lhlnlt team 1emls free (l7:!7.03). 'Ml" Tosdai won the ha> a future. but K's the ans who 100 fly 11:00.3) Ind wa• third In tJ>o will <Vtnlually delennlne jusl how 200 Oy rt~:!). Miu Holl WU fourth ~ICOlll[UI a venluro ll ls." __JnJbt 5® free (5:13.9). ' I .. PEBBLE BEACH (AP) -U.S. Open champion Johnny Mltler conquered vtrtuallY unplayable conditions. wt1h a two-under-par 70 and established a four- strolce lead In rain .and cold Sundoy In lhe lhlrd round of the weather weary Bing Qoosby Nallonal Pro. Am p f tournament. Miiler pulled a.·ay with a SA-hole lotal of. 208, a 10lid eight under par, after one trip over each ol lbc 1hrcc woler-loiged Monlerey l'lniDIUla ...,,. ..,.S • In thls weather-delayed •vent ~uu.r, one ol lhe pmo's you~ liw Who llCOt'ed a reconM11toldng triumph ln lhe Nllloool ()pm Jut ycor, opened up a bulglng 1Hd as bis youtbfuI chanenam dropped back 1n the cold, driallnl nln. • Gary McCord, a bubbly roollc who had led or shared .lbe lead .lhrqugh the first lwo rounds. hll l•~ bill• Into the Churning surf Ill Connel Bay and U>H a fal IO !or 2l!, I& ltn>lles bock. ' ' -·----~ . ' Larmy \Vadklnt, jll>t lwo sln>kes back A cold. drizzling rain fell moat of the when the lhinl round got started. made day. Winter. rules were in ell~ wtUi acven oo lhe )>ll'lhtcc Hveolb hole ployen allowed to lift, clean and plact at l'l!bble Bcacb, look a 77 and had lheballonlhef1lrway."llllty01100Uldn't • 217 total Iii,. Into lhe final round . find a dry place lo put It," Miller In the -'""·flll5,000 ·111 ptize miinw.~ hid. •r had to hll ti wt ct wa ''l'oday's sd>etlulo was po1tpo11ed Ill ll!veral tl.,.,," Tucaday. He said he also had lo move That Jell GMer Jones olone In 1tcood. bill Oil the aretni lfVetll Uhles Jones, pl&Jllng at Pebble Beach, Jl)l1cbed avoid ll&lldillg In Wiler "but°"" par 7J and had • 211 tomr.-you were pulling l!U'o11&h waler •i T"9 weather qak1 w.•• a major factor. every time." • ,,. • • I • I • • • Freeman Bids for Spot on Golf Tour . By RON EVANS Of "91 011ty '11.t 111.lf Clsundra Freeman i s leavtni f<>< Miami Jan. 18 and a hoped-!or date with the LPGA (Ladiea P"'!wlonal Goll AaaoclaUon) tour !or 197•. any money, the · experlonce wlll be good for me!' la she worried about maklna the cut for the tour durini . qualilying in Miami! "No, ll I worry abouL it, it won't be unlll I get down there. That wW bo 0000 enough." actual quallfyln( ~begin. How has she been ploying at her ICCC home oourae! 1111ve been playing ' fairly well but mostly 1 have been pracU!;ing and ooly playing a few holes each day," she aays. ... the top stars o! the future in the LPGA. At least tha.t'o tbe opinion of Richard Martinez. head pro al !Cc<; who once played on the men's pro tour and knows full well the pressures attendant to success i n • Monday, ~at111ary 7, 1974 DAILY PILOT llJ • In Irvine Forecast Year·ln and year-out, It's Pacing the Mustang·s are 6-6 bieo the Irvine League that John Cummins inside and PhU has provided the wackiest and Salazar from the comer in closest races for the circuit a gunner's offense. cotmty candidate, coach Tandy Gillis' sea Klngs could !lnish as high as third wllh their frustrating slowdown tactics. • The-25-yeaM>ld C<ma Mesa resident haa gained a sponsor !or the tour and subsequently had applied !or membership . and a spot in the LPGA final shakedown thb month. What does the qualillcatlon consist of? Haa she played gol! with any o! the current touriog professionals? comjielitive goH. ' · CASSANDRA FREEMAN uShe has the detennlnatlon -·--- basketball champlonsblp. Also paramount lo Mesa'5 ~And· the 1974 season figures · success l! the play of 6-3 to be 'just a~ close -except Andy ~er, 6:3 Dave Jacobs, the names of the prime 5-11 Tim carr1co and &-2 Jim contenders have chan_ged. Swain. ~wain is the leading A tough man-to -man . pressure defense, coupled with .. .._ lettennan Joe Kozmata , make1'-4 the Sea Kings a bona fide'1'!': threat against any contender. • ~ Although they are not rated ·1• a title contender, the sea Kings are clearly the circu,it "I put in an appllcaton and I'm waiting to hear f'rofn thc1n now,'' !ho says. . On one of the rare days she isn't on the ·course at Irvine Coasl C-Ountry Club i:Ecause · of the indement weather, Cassie revealed her plans for joinl!>g the pro tour. "I wasn't golng to go this year," she says. '"lben 1 decided-to try It alter I found a sponsor. U I don't make ''There. ls a written test on rules, then a three-day qualifying tourniment, Jan. 23·25." The LPGA reveals that between 25 and 40 players v1ill be attempting the &anlfl qualifying prograni. end · that· a percemag~,of -liJ!ishing the three -, of medal play will quallly !or th8 !Our in 1974. Arriving in Miami Jan. 18, Miss Freeman wW have an opportunity to plliy the course aeveral times · before the "Only as a junior golfer;'l she reveals. "But 1 hope to meet them in the Burdine Invitational in Miami the week follow.tng-qualificiitlon." The Burdine invitational Is a $35,000 event at Kendale •aod ability to play -on the tour. She should be' able to handle the pressures· but you never know about this aspect untll you are out there," Martinez says. Lakes Country Club In Miami .. -------.... to get the •74-season under ' way. This is the same course she will have an opportunity to get acquainted with i n qualifying and once over that hurdle, she could be amohg County BasketbalJ· Balanced --With Just Two fxceptions SPORTS With the exception of the Marina- Hunlinglon Beach combinalloo, 0 r a n g e C-Ounty prep baake<ball appears super balanced. Fick (II.•) and aophomore guard Rieb ' i1ranl)ing (9.1). • . Huntington Beach's Raul C4ntreras is the I~ scorer. In the Orange Coasl art.a with a 21.t average, which of course destroys Alamitos Racing Entries At least that's the ·impression one gets when the tournament results are scanned.' ,, Orange Q)asf. area teams Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar, Ed.ism, Fountain Va)ley, a "bilanced" attack. · Or ·dOes it? The other starters (Scott Rankin, t;>oug RaQe, Rocky Ciarelli and Jim Weir) average Ll.O. 9.0, 8.7 and 8.3. • . " CGolrlry'to eorUer.reports, Sllanlay'1 TV ROGER CARLSON. coDflkt between Troy and Lakewood. (last.. mloate problems delayed sbowlq unW SU- day.) wUI •ol be -the lasl televtaed IAJ\IO ol \be replar .se-• by Channel •· F•l!. 1111 u ~dale !or lh<-TV crew. -Too -W Hutiiicton Beach aod Marina tangle ·a week earlier -it would bave been a 1peelac1dar maldlop for the tabe. 1M AIMl!ffill l:llltf'IH lot' MGMI'( lalrtv. ,-1rs1 P .. I 1:45 P.M, 12 E•a.:I• on First A:.ee. 12 ElllllCtft WI 6th 1ttt1 •lld "" FllST IACI!: -«>II. Y•rds. l W•t"I Did I. up. Cl•lm!1111. PVf'M 52000. t11lml11C1 Prlc• $250D Trvcklln Mctti (L. Mylttl 119 A:ockl'f Miek (J. Ward) 112 Jo 81,1trau (C. Srnllt!) 121 Moon T-r JK· H•r1) \" 01•1 CUdi ( • W•lson) 22 Mater Del and Newport Harbor, along with Marina and Hunlinglon Beach, have posted an 11.t mart over Freeway League teams (plus Servile). But Marina and Huntington Beach are S-0 over that setup, making the balance of teams 6-6 with the Freeway League and Servile. Huntingtoo Beach School District schools Marina, (lz.-0), Huntington Beach, (10.1), Westmlnst«, CH), Edison (7-3) and Founlaln Valley CM)' combined for. a ~12 record prior to league hostlli~es. Roval Flr• Rocke! (Llph1ml 1n Sr-The Vet (J. 0rf'Y9!") 122 '• Ni""r (s. Tre•wreJ 11• • MK-B•r C J Kn!Qllll 117 et Joe . l ldMlrd$1 llf "''° •t1t1Ne CMnu At IJ. Rldllrds) llt ll•IOll D•ndY CJ. W1tsonl llt s.mero CD. KnloM) • 121 C•ll!wnl• SrMoO 1J. W1nll 122 Cooto Mesa's experience In .the three-night Orange High tourney might ezemplify the county best -beallq Savanna, 113.Q, losing in overtime to Lowell, 46-43, then nicking Orange League tougble El Dorado, 5Mi6. Sonora High'& swlm team and coach Jack Bawklas aot off with a wrist lllp after It WU ieorDed tbol the Sonot9 crew 'liM iaYGlved hi w.ial work-prior M Ju. %. l•COMD IAC~SO Y•rd1. J W•r -~· Cl•lmlno. PVf'M ILSOO. Cl•lml Pf U.OOOI • e er _ Morr,, 11\ HlllPO'I' • llt. Cieri~) l lrDtfllr'I Ltrk IDkltnlQl'll) 122 Sl'lleli:'I MDDn IM. 1rnllfonl 122 lllt1lrD (J. IUctllrdl) 111 ' Get Rhodl (L Myles) 11 a."""'"' (S. 'l"r~l 122 No --tam ,....i.t. Ille ...... illlll lile -WU seal a letler of~· by Ille leqae. ~"!:J~-.t~tt'!lw UJ IHbV DDnette IJ. C111..,.-l 117 -THl•D •AC•-350 v1rds. 3 ye1r Dlfl. c1a1m1111. PvrM suioo. c111m1no ·01ru SJ.000. , F,..,_ Deek Cl'lllrvt CK. HMf) 122 Marina Hlgb's Vikinp_ ai:e. the only undefeated team (ti-0) in CIF .,A circles going into league play. Marina's balance is remarkable. 1be Viltes •tarting lineup lnclude5 Byron Koolck (L!.4!, Keith Koeller (U.8), Bob Losner (12.5), Bill The 40().yard freestyle ia a thing of the past In varsity and junior varsity circles for CIF swimming. 0-.ITIPlll!IM C1>11re-r CC. Smith) lit MIUY ROdlll {S. frffWfl) \17 Mr. Whillle (J. W&•d! m ao 91otlOY {0. ltnlolll llt Utllllll'll! I(\ Bir /J. C.-.toOf!") llt C1ndv's Trlnkllll J . er.v.rl 117 The event has been swllched lo 500 yards !or dual meels end the CIF fmals. Ror1l.llllft'IPllDlll (J. 9rvokl) 119 SUotnon IT. l lPl!lllml llt Qunl T 91rll0 (J. M&hudll lit .............. Chkk l!luTI« (L. l11llou) 122 cu .. 'N C1ever 10. C1rdolel 111 Walk-on Eubanks Proves !Jn ind Of\1y (J. BrDOksl Ht First BD (J. W•hon) l_ llt flOUITH IAC• -549 yard .. l' ye•r Didi I. \IP. Altow•11ee, PUrM Ulm.• l(lrKlnQlno {D, K11111l'IO llt . Clllllrglng Cl>•r1!1 IJ. Wit'°"') 119 Hl Clllf (S. Tree1ur1) 119 Rlfd~r (L Myles) lit Beneficial as UCI Cager Edin's Folly (R. White) 119 Good Cl'llor111 (T •• LipMm) lit My A:orn111 rnc111n (IC. H1r1) 122 C-On O.Ck (I(. Clerlu1I 119 81rtOl'l"ll:IY (0. C.nlOUIJ 119 l:MCl'I 'N' Get It (J. l!lrookl) llt fllFTH IACR-M)O y1rd1. S \'Hr By HOWARD L. HANDY OI .. Oeln' Pi9'1 SIMf Gary Eubanks was a pl._t SUrp<ioe to coach Tim Tilt wlleo he reported I« boaketball practice a year ago. Gary was soon Wlrting at guard for the Anteaters cage team as a sophomore with no ba!iketball sc:holal'lbip. Late In the yeer he aull<red a -Injury aod when tt came lime to report for the • sport last fall, ,he Wonned Tilt he woold not be out for the team. What d\anled hla mind? GARY EUBANKS 111 mist the orpnlt.ed play," he says stmply. "It wasn't only the -tllat I WU comlderlni. tltoagh. "U I didn't pl,y, I'd !Jive to go a long way.'l've played a lot ot lime oa my hands. on teams )Nhere l! yoo IJ8l:S .a,j I hove to study and when the boll you WWt't get It back. I came here, I was lucky '!bat 1.:11'1 true with this to 11"1 in: I dldll't have any team." orr ... <IUI ol high adlool and. . Doet he like the transiijon hat aut my !reslunaD y""r." from backoourt to the front H°" does --nit -feel ibout line? the 11-3 guard who mov.d ;to "I enjoy playing up friiol forward this seuon? becauoe of my knee. The .,He's doln« a very good smaller men can lose me Ind jGI> I.or us. Ria. del<me has that gets very frustrating. lmoroved a ...,.1 deal. He's "Besides thal, It bas given a ferY llabW2lnl player. and my ltnee a chance to heal he !lbooll well and I • becmlo there Isn't as much lnlellicetlt. m0vement up Iron\. "Playlllg him uo front gives "APinlll bigger teams It's Ill 111 added dimension of harder to play up front , ~·" • tft>ugh. I don't have the What Is the bi« dl!I"""""' wei«lll and timing Isn't enough In lhe leant this y ea r to get the job done against compmd In a' year ago? U-big IUY*·" . "Thlo year e':"rybody ~ -t 00.. iju_llanks think workin( together,' Gary rays. II his stl1)~t point? '"lbere io no oelllohnell. I "I had a hil!h school coOd> thi>I< there ..... too many who 1treaoed cfurense, defense, :tnna1ers and tint ·year -· He _, ltid arooncl 'Pi'ol'lll'. trying In -«-joke with the playen. The h!rilelYd 1111 Jell'· main !'*'« woo In per!urm ~ '"fttll ·1eom baa a chance on cter-. II ·~~ .DOU YOUR CAR lDLI ROUGH? WE START HAllD! GIYI POOR MILIAGI? CAN HELP IHI C-RIURDOR SHOP ............... ,,.,,..., ..... ............... .. ....... ' . I• Diets I. up. AUow111ee. P""• MOOO. CD\lnly F1tllom (T. Llpheml 119 "I guess that's the way I Vti!•• 11:1tlbons 11<. c1er1"'1 113 play mostly. Defense wins ball f;:,.;,i::' l}· ~~~l H: games. The offeme wilt come ~~::;. ~:-11<f.1.H!"J;"1 H; around. I rea1ize I do oot N•Y Ann (H. PllOe) 117 shoot , • Thvmus Jel (J. W1ti.on) 112 enough but I Ve Jost SIXTH IAC'I! -«10 Y•rch . l ve•r SOme oonliden"""' Didi I. up. Cl•lmfng. PvrN S3,2CO. ""· • Ct1!ml.,q PrlC9 W.SOD. "If I -~-o&.-~__. shot Pin" l 1r {T. lllll'leml l'l2 : II~ W~ llnll Sir Nomllld fH. P•gel 121 in a game it frustrates me E1 Toro P•rt;er <c. smr1111 11' • t • PINWrt IS1t (W. SltSWl 119 and I think about 1t too much, Moon Bee IL. MYl•sl 119 I ., Wiie Wiiiie (E. G1r1•l 119 guess. Jolly Sh9dow CO. C1rc1D11l 11' G . blologi I . NDOI'" Moon {K. Hirt). 11t ary IS 8 C8 SClence Mr. Bar HOPI (M. AITll$ll"OllCJ lit major and would like to enter .,J~1~1tF1~~\-::r:r~,io!,.V,:~ UCl's medical school when he Purw M.000. The StcrtmtnlD .....,.,a • Ciiio Clllll 8•r !IC. H1r1J llt g.1cwUltes. If not, he Wdl try One lold 8roed (D, Morris! 11' !or denial ~• at UC San W•kt! Mluy Go (C. Smltl'll llf ~IUlll Wh"t" !>-;Ire (0. l(n\D~fl 119 Francisco. But that Is in the J;i0:,~8;:~• lJ: ,~•;11 Ht future. Scent of Ume CH. P•oel l{; Air Cooled fL. MYies) 11• What about the teams such Super C•i. fJ. W&"11 112 Pro . Sii~,... L"lll IS. T,..110111) 11t 8S Vldence and Cal. State WIOHTH IACE....fl70 ya;..,._ 3 ytar (' C..... Beach) on the UCI ohn • w. C"1~1 ... rn;. PurM n .100. ......,."& Cl1lmlng price 12.51'.!0. schedule? Gr.en Uo (J. A:lellenhl • L1no,grrne (M. l fcktll "We have a good team here. ?:'11o 0o°i't~ tJin~l U everybody plays to bis ci...., !locket cs. Trnlllft'l potential be,_. ..i.-IC9Y (0. Knight) , we CID a1 .llolllll:IU. o,_., Gnlmby (J. C'"9erl A Jot will depend 00 our Ml Pit-IL. WrlaMI lit boarding a!>llity Up I-The .NINTH IACl-41'0 Y•rd• , 3 'velr lVU,,. c•"' .. w. Clllllmlno, Pvr• llMCL shots will fall but I'm not J~!'trn'?r.'t~n11 big eooun1. to do much but P11111y YOC!lvfn IJ. W•rd) (ljH Cllfl lrown {W. Sl•swl screen-people out." eo Flonr. eo 1J. 11:1(,.erdi1 lr•1s I.end IJ, 0111v-r1 Gary Eubanks may have MldlC\llll•e tL. Mvlffl been I ...... to get Into UC 81g Spy IK.-Cltrl••I "'"".1 El At.-ID. Knlghtl lrvipe as a studenl . the But .!'.J ~ ~m ~ _,.,,. , ~~Ill" 1"!1'11'"""' 1:"="1~ ~~uc~ . j'Ns-URANr:E practicC a year ago. He has ~ '''""" "~ ln1P."•4d, been a starter most of the C!'!TA M~~ .• ~ · time since. 548-5554 ''i1!1Jii!!l:, ' ' ~--~-·--·-·Uimt•• .... • • Pro Cage, Hockey Standings ... l1sttm CO!lf-..c:t All•"llc Division WLPeroa 80511111 )[I • .189 New York 2S 11 .Sil ,~., B+•lf•lo l'CI 22 .•76 n Phfhtdelpl'll1 12 29 .m 19'i'J Ce11tr•I DIYltltn C•pll1I • 23 16 • .WO Alt•nl• l'CI 21 • ...a • Clevel1r.d I• 29 .3:16 11 HOU11Dn 14 29 .3:16 11 w .. ttm conm.nce Mllw.oukee 3" 111 .7~2 CMce110 3(1 13 .699 m oe1ro11 'H 11 .605 •"1 K.C.-Om11'1111 16 29 .3S6 17'h P•effle Oh1tlen I.ft Ang.eles 24 11 .sn Golden S!lle 18 20 .47• • Port!1nd 11 1.J .lJ'I SIJi Seal1te It 21 .61 7\~ Phoenix 16 11 .ln l 'h SUlllN)"J Gtmll Cl>l~111111 110. P"ofonllt 116, 0Ylr1fmt 811ffllD 117, Aft&nlll 109 Cl' ... l•I ... Mllw111•~ .... M' 1 Los Angeles 109, K1ns11 Cfl'y.()m1M "' P0t111nc1 106. Golden s111e 105 se.111e tr. H ... , •• ...., .., TDdlllY's GllMS No 91me~ M:"""u'ed T'"'61Y't 01rnn Allan!& el 8111!1110 LM Anoel" •t C•pl!1I Nl'W Yor~ •I ChlC&llD l<&!ISIS Cltv.Omllh& &I PorH•r.d Ga Iden• St•le-11 Hou~ton C•rol1n1 K111tuckv New York Vlrolnl& Memphi1 ... E•sl Dlvl!lllJll W t. Pet 08 17 17 .6U 25 ,, .610 "' 26 17 .'4.5 Vt 12 2.~ .31• 111;2 11 32 .256 15\'t W"I Di'o'llllDn Ut1h 1' IS .61$ tndl•n• 23 la .S61 2 S.n Anlanlo 21 21 .512_ ' Otn\I'"' 19 XI ... 7 s S.n Oll'OO 11 26 .Aot 11/i SlllldlllY'I G.o- N ..... York 103, K111tueky 100 C1r0Un1 uo. !.~n Dlfl!la 109 TDClfY'S G1mt Dmvtr 11 llll" Tim.HY'S O•rnt New York vs. Vlnilnl1 11 Norf<>fk NHL £1\! DIYhlOll ·~'°" MDnlrNI N.V. ll:angerJ '-~ l!ll,lfl&ID DelrDll N.Y. l1llncler1 VlrKDUYer W L T Pit. G,. GA :u. 6 ' S6 161 96 21 ' 6 .ia 12:1 100 II lJ 9 4S l•I 123 11 1• 7 4 11' 114 lt 16 4 .ntM12:t 15 20 ' 3' 129 167 ~ ., 19 11 27 "' 121 • 23 1 zt 101 1•1 Wtsl OJYlsiCNI Phltllldelpl'llf 22 I S 4' 111 U Chlc:lllOO 11 I 11 47 Ill n St. L11t1!1 17 12 6 40 102 • Atrtnla 16 IS 7 3" 96 105 Mlnne111I• 12 11 t :13 111 Ill t.os Anotln 12 19 6 3t1 11)<. 17~ Plt1111Urgh '10 23 S 25 fT 144 C•llfonlla e 'H S 21 ts lSll S~'('s O.m11 Detroit t . M!nMllOll 6 Nl'W York Jl•"9l'rl 5, Al1fnl1 2 8 ulf1lo 6. Vancouvtr 3 Chk&gO 9, C&lllornl& 4 Todl'('1 G•mn Pllll11Mlphl1 11 Montr .. I All•nl• •I Toronlo TU1tC11r'1 G•ma Los Angeles •I N..., York bltn<ltr• St. Louis 11 V&ncDllvtr Sports Calendar TMMWlv. CJ•11. •> S.sllett:i..U -Sonor• 11 DINI HUis. Llll!IVl'lll 8el(h al BrH, El OorMla •I 53n Cl-nl1, V•lenci• 11 Unly1'1'$1ty, El Modtnlll 11 Mlulon Vfelo (•II •I 11. El Toro •I C•nYon (I p.m., Bett11ny Coll-•t UC lrvl11e Cl), <:11 L11tMr•n 11 Sovtl'lem Celllornl• CDlleOt {SI. Wnt1ttlng -SI. John 8os<:D el S.n Clln'llnlt f3:1SJ1 Dr•llff CoeSI CDll"e •I Rio Hondo (I~· {7:l0). • ...,..,. (J••-ti ""'!ni.11 -Coron1 Otl M•r 11 ~111111\C I . FDllnllin V• !1y ti Edli.of!, Ml• MtN 11 SA V1U1Y, Hllfllll'lllllll'I Htll 11 Loer1, M1rln1 11 An:,Z-~ WeslmlMler II "WHIH"n. N - Hlllrtor •I SllRI• AM Cell 11 1), """"" ~es! I I Cypre11, Or•nge Cot•I •I cerr fol, A:lwnlo. •I SlllddltClllCll: (•ti •• s . W~Unf -El ocnoo II S•n C1'"*"11, UnlvenllY •I V1ltnci•, tlen• HUis •I Sonorl (•II &I 6), Soulhern C111forn1• CoUtae •I AJ:VM Ptelll' (71. Soccer -Founllfn V•ll:r, 11 Edl&Ol'I, Huntln;lon 8.-cll 11 V• rncl1 (0011'1 II 1:)[1). Tl'lursdllly IJ•"· 111 8•sllt!IMlll -Q\ilnn!Pllll<: 11 UC lrvlne (I). Wnt1ttlno _,.... Coron& del M•r '' Costa M .... Edison ., Mnnoll1, LDI Al111mllo5 •I Est•nc:l1, FD11nlitln Vlllllev Perennial-toughies Corona ~r w1th~a 16.5 average. del Mar and Los Alamitos MAGNOLIA. Magnolia's have been replaced by Edison 7-3 seasoo includes an and F~~in Valley. impressive victory over · . And 1t s those two that Compton, as well as a 14-P.Oint figure to be the teams to ioss to Mater Dei . beat by the rest of the Guards Dave Flood and Max challen~ers -Costa Mesa, Dellin, along with center ,.1agnoha and Santa, Ana Randy Rozar (6-3l. give Valley. . . Magnolia a bal$11Ced. attack. Wilh such stars as Casey Lack of hei ght may prove Jones and Jeff Wharton of too much for the Sentinels. Corona del btar and Rick Qu.irm of Los Al am it o $ 5. SANTA ANA VALLEY. removed from the scene. oome The Falcons or coach Roger say the league is~ dowii. Jensen are the . mystery team But overall the ·teams ma}' of the circu!t. . be or even better quality as R.B. Jatruson (6-4) and Mike attested by such outcomes as O'Rourke (5-2) are th e Corona de! Mar o v e r Falcons'.' leading scorers, but Westminster, Magnolia over inconsistency could prove th~ Compton, Edison over Servile' fatal ~low . to the Falcons and Fountain Valley over champ1onsh1p chances. Loara and La Habra. 6 CORONA DEL M A R . The Daily Pilot rates De~ite the Jack of the all· Fountain VaUey tbe choice lo capture the title. ·1 ' sp<>1 er. ~ ~ _-! 7. LOS ALAMITOS. -Another c;if the leagu,e's usual title contenders is amidst ' a rebuildlng year. Lack of height a n d iJ consistent • outside shooting make it tough for coach Mike ... Gibson and his oulfit. 8. ESTANCIA. Coach Dave Carlisle's Eagles could move up a nOtch or two -but not above sixth. A stunning• loss to seniorless El Toro \59-o 57) dampens the outlook. Sophomore Jim McCloskey· .. and junior Elwood Hanse~. '; along with reports of a sol.id ,. sophomore class, m a k e s 1 Estancia a team for the 1 future . He;re's the outlook and the predictions for the loop: !-.. FOUNTAIN V AIJ.EY. Golf Summaries .. .. The Barons of , coach Dave Brown started slowly i n SeMllH December with three losses, Cuba Curl copped first flight but recent tournament play honors in a criss cross tourna· at Santiago High indicates the ment at Huntington Seacliff Barons are ready to roU. Country Club this week \Vith All·lrvine League returnees at 29 \7 . Dan Malane (6-Sl and Tim Hill Arm Mays and ~farilyn Jones (&-4) pro\tide the boards and ti ed fo.r second with 31 1h. outstanding shooting. An d guard John Lodestein makes the offense click with bis ball handling and shootin2. . %. EDISON. Brute strength inside (6-5 Jack Clark). the outside shOOting touch (guard Jay Wilson) and versatility (Tom Lloy) make the Chargers the best bet to knock · orf Fountain-Valley: The Chargers are especially tough in the final quarter,· but their main nemesis is pure shooting -particular)' at. the free throw line. 3. COSTA MESA. Coach Bob ~·s .!lQ~more season at Costa Mesa may provide In H flight it was Nancy Ray the winner with 2!l1h followed by Carolyn Clark (3llii ) and a tie between Helen COwden and Alice Acklin at 33. Hazel Mollica-wort C flight ~ with 301h with Betty Peterson and Winnie Lindsey tied at 31~. Roberta Andrews and Jackie Fitzgerald tied at 32 ¥.i:. In D fUght it was Lenora Wahrenbrock the winner with 29. Olah Morgan was next ::it 301h with June Doyle third at 32 and Bess Petersen fourth at 33. the best campaign at MeRB In a nine blind holes touma· since 1966 when Jules Gage 's ment for members of the classy quintet wa= Mission Viejo Go][ C I u b 'l!Mr~-by Capt Bob womens' group, Jan Schudel '"' was the A fligbt winner with 34. "~ Nadine Maze took second;,, with 36 with Ele anor'- Swinehart third at 37. Jn B flight, Sallie M.ayer ,i was the winner with 36 follow· ed by Ruth Jenkins wilh 38_.1 and Edna Leonard at 381,~. • Mlle. Square The women's club at P'iiun- tain Valley-Mile Square ~ played,fl-lin-wllstle tournment . Jean Kuhn was the A llilhi;'. winner with 36 with Maril)'I!. Harl and Bobbie Webb tied 'l at 35. .. In B lligbt it waa Rutll, · Schonert the winnet with 48. t~ ldamae White (38) end Belly Caldwell (36) lollowlld. -= llA!a Bowden won the C !light crown w i t h 37 with Lobt1::. McDonald n e x t at 3f.'Q' Barbara Stewart .and l!eleii0 Olisar tled !or third with 31.' • In the D flight, Dorotlr1"' Moore was the winner. d ,. SAVE\ENERG\' ieoATING There bas been a lot of misinfo~ation and confusion regai;dtng the use of fuel for recreational boating during the current "energy crunch.: Before you rush out and put your boat on blocks, take just a few minutes to separate these FACT! FACT! FACTS from FICTION. Although boating is America's number one family recreatiQll sport. all of the pleasure boats in the U.S. consume only 1/2 of 1 per cent of the fuel used nationally. At the same time, recreational boating is a clean, heahhful, family activity enjoyed by 40·milhon middle income Americans. 11 SA V•ll9Y MiUlon Vlelo •I Kitllllll.t • 1•11 •• 61 H1111t111111on Bladt ., LNr•. M1rlllfl •I Anehelm ll>Oll'I •I 1), W11tmln$tlr t i W.sttm \S : :JO I, Newoort Herbol" •I A11111helm ( ). '-'-- Recreational boating is a $4 billion indusby directly employi ng 500,000 persons. plus providing important support for thousands of other firms. No responsible governmenJ_ could conceivably think of Seriously - damaging an industry that has such a profound impact on our nation's economy and people. LEASE DIR ECT' • ,.... -htM1tclllncl ..._. e All ,..,.._ make can altd '"""' e "" LOGll Cat'I • c..,...tttv.· l1rta lechd by'COttlptet. Pam alld s.rYlc• Facllltles lf,,f,1,L!I SPECIAL '74 MUSTAN!) II $7520 Mo.+ TlL All Shl•Hnl hat1rrft: 36 Month 0 .1.L O• App. Credit Call ..., Cliff e r Jim Mll'.s..., I FACT! FACT! FACT! FINAL 1 FACT!·1 By far. the overwhelming percentage of recreation boats in the U.S. are small (average 16 feet) with low horsepower engines (40 per cent under 20 horse- power)-NOT the large luxury yachts featured in fiction, When you spend the day boating with youdami~ . you probably are using LESS energy than ii you stayed at home, You're saving energy because you're not running several 1Vs or hi·ffs. The air conditioning or heat can be turned off. You're not burning lights.- Your wife is not using the range, hair dryer, vacuum. cleaner, or other energy consuming appliances. You're also not burning up fuel in your car shopping. visiting lrlends-or fuming in a freelilay traffic jam. Boating is a close·at·home sport for Southern Californians. You are jusf a short fuel-easy drive to many excellent water recreation areas. Boating is important to millions of Americans. And to. America. It is a healthy way for you and your family to get away from it all-and get together. On top of all this, boating can actually help you SAVE ENERGY. Think about it. / . f l/ ... ' ·~ ,,. .1· .(I l'V " • l"U.0• Mond,J1, January 7 .. 1~7~ --.,.--~-- • • NEW FOR 174 -1r1azda RX-4 hardtop is new this year with larger version of rotary engine and more inside roominess. New '74 :rrtazda line goes on sale today. 111 High Gear Kendig's Device Flunked 1st Test ,, RUDI NIEDZltJW ot .. OAltJ "'"' ..... The California Air ~ saya an early model of the "smoc rree" duce a realistic mileage im- provemeot ol 10 to 15 perceot. lie denied that 1he Air Resoutcts Board had refused to approve the carburttor. Kettdi1 variable venturi car. THE AIR R-• Board buretor bad JIO!ually Ouotr.d said the manufacturer or tbe the bioard's air poUu.Lion test Kendig carburetor had In 1970. • granted experimental permlts AT mAT time th ~ carburetor. produced in Tor· ranee by Air PolluUons Con· trots Industries, had reoorded1 h,igh carbon mo n10 xi de in 1971 ror the unit, UJing eight test vehicles. ' • To dai., the Air P,dllullon Controil Industries ~ n<it-re- quested exemption rom Sec-- lion 17156 of the ehlcle Code wbidl -1d pennlt the device for road uae. • '1'11' -prohibit• the alteration or modification of emfsslon control equlpment from motor vllhlcles unless the Air Resources Board !Inda that emlnloo levol.t ·are not ln<l't!..00. P OLLllTION 'CONTROLS Industries says It has not gone to the ARB for rtnal testing and oertificaUon because IL has been lol'Olved In a cruh program to develop the low, emissions and the data su~ .... ·-vtnJon of l h. corburetor ood the! It ii not )'el ready to So llltOUlh the complex and lenctl!Y·ARB test- procedures. In today's atai.mtnt oo the Kendig cabrUrtl<lr the Air Resources Boird also cor- rected a portion of the news service sto!')' which Claimed that a UC Davis student, ;in 1973 had Yt"On a matlonal cle:in air rally with the Kendig carburetor and improved his mileage rrom 12 miles to 30 fl\lles per gallon. mitted from a private testing Ph M s· ~=t·w:ss:S~~i~~; ; oto agazine a . ilccess; the hoard. ' - That carburetor was a high cJ performance unit, however, • ~ • • B d M' • l :~.: .. L~i~n ·~h~: ~ sing. orrow e at,erlri , manufacturer claims c a n / THE BOARD aald that the vfhicle was able io addeve only 12.l mUes per gallon cfur. in( the rally run from San Francbcx> to Loo Angel ... Emlaalon ~ta conduclod by the ARB laboratory dJlcloHd that the car had fllled to. meet tm assembly llDe 8ll1i, dards ror hydrocll1>oos aad the 1974 standard for oxides of nitrogen. Don't Take Off Smog Gear Here meet the rigid 1975 air pollu-; tiQO requirements. I 'l1le newer carburetor has • SACRAMENTO (AP) magazines. 11Pentlx>use" ·~ There may be no federal l&w ~i.d t he' "Playboy" against d~ectlng l!1IO( , not teen submitted for ARB Mazda U11veiling FiI·st 'Big' l!Cr:~~t:~11!1~ ' one of nine labcy.3tories In NEW YORK (UPI) -With three major mapzine. folding in the last three years, why ,woo.Id l)oy,11e Publishing, tnc., bring out a new photo magazili..e? Even more to the economic point, how could that magazine show a profit from the first issue, as Downe says it did, without one · line of advance promotion?. Bureau, Americans, it seems, .have more... lelsure, Ume and money to lnduige their hObble• . and special Interests.~ ArKl ' today's magazines are c8tl!r· ing to those interests. 0 Photo World" -the new publicot)011 by °""'1e which ·sell 605 rriilllon magazines an· nually, including 1 'Ladi es Home Jooma:l'' and •lFamily Week" -has !UM dead aim at a· booining aegment ol the Amirlciln ecmomy. Thlo 2.~ millioo U.S. pOOto bobbvisu snapped more than 5 billion pictures In 1973 Ind, In the process, spent aboUt $3 billion OD -pn>ducU and photo finishing servtee.. E a c b spend> about l550 per year on ~~pmeat. format atm&:t dOwn to the control devJces on motor l..t plJito and added a dash. vehicles -bot the practice more nudlty'. for the more is definitely against California sophisticated European state law. market. . Wliliam Simmons, executive the nation co1,si..dered Luxury ModelAutofo~ 1974 ig~!~~1 ·~~\ .. :1 . ~ tbe ~ds. 1n, tile case o!'l'tloto World, ollicer of the calll<i'nta Air ~ reverse was tnie. 1t bor· Resoorces Board, iswed the rowed from a E u r o p e a n .reminder 'lburaday after an magazine In-a-joint qreernent announcement by the U.S. • wt"th Photo, the po p.u I a r E n v i ronmeatal ~ticn FMCh mipzine owned by • A,ency that r~!':: !lo<'! Daniel Fillpacchi. Ml prohibit lndl from By CARL CARSTENSEN ot Hie O.lty f'l"t St•H Anticipating a substantial increase in sales this year, Mazda fl.totor.i of America will introduce a la"'rger, more lux- urious line of rota:y powered cars called the RX-4. The new series. to be available u1 two-door hardtop, f~r-door sedan and four-door wagon models. will go on sale today at Mazda dealers. LARGER, HEAVIER and roomier than previous Mazdas, the new RX-4 is powered by a larger, more po\\·erful \'er:sion of the firm 's PUBLIC NOTICE ,..ICTITIOUS 8USINl!5S NAMI! STATl<Ml!NT TM followlng .,..._ b dol"ll buslNH •s: lltfltlGATION ANALYSIS/SE ltVICE COMPANY, 690 "A" Ctfller St., Cost• ~. C.UI. 92671 C1Yr1t1 M11rr1y loxold, 690 "A" Cet1!« 51,, Coil• Mew, C•lil, '2627 Tl'lls M ll'llll J1 conch1ded b'I •n """•ldu.i ClltrlH M. Boxolo Tllh ''•lttlltf'll ,..1, flied with !111 County Cl«k of Orlnoit County on D«. v. ltn. Pllbllil'lecl Or4n;e C041it J•nv.rJ ,, 1-4, 21. 21, "" ,._, 0111Y Piiot a .14 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI! TO CONTaACTOl.S CALLIHO FOR llDS Sdlool 01,lrltl : NEWPORT -MESA UNIFIED 5CM00l 01\TR.ICT 8ld Oitldllne: 11 :CIO o'clock 1.m. on l"9 2211d ct•J of J1nu1ry, 1974. , ~lee• o1 Bid Rec•lpt : 1857 Pl•ce111la A11ellilt. Cost1 Mew, C•lltornl•. Project l!Mntlflullon N1mt: Compurer Room, Alr Cordlllonlnf. Pl.a. Pl•ns •rt on Fila: 11S7 PIK8!11I• ............. Cost• Meu. C•llloml1. NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEN ,11111 tN •bow Mrned Scllool Oh!rlct of Or•"99 Counl'/', C•llfornl•, Kllt'lll by 1l'ICI lhrOUVll Its Go'llrnl119 Boaro, l'oerllrwiller "rl'l«r«I lo •I "OISTRICT," w1q ...alllit uP 10. but not 1•111" llyn ~ •DOYI 1l•locl Timt. SH!ed blCls for IM •w•rd ot • tontrkl IOI'" 1111 1bo111 ...,., .. llkh IMll be r'ftl'i'ifd In 11111 plKt klenllfl..t •bo<'• •nd liMlll bl OPl'Md and Pllbll<l l' rNd •loud ., !ht IDOVt 1r1led tlmt IJ'ld pl.a.. Tffwrt will be 1 H-A 0-11 rlQl.tlred fol" oc:h Ml of bid doc1Jmtnh to ~·•ntM tM rtllll''I In !1(lod cOfldlllon w1ttlif'I ff.A O..J' · •lltr lilt Did openl!'lll .. ,._ EKl'I bid mv't contonn 1nd be '""°"slw to llM c11111T1ct doc11rMn11. E.c:h bid shalt be •<CC11T1Hnl«1 by ltll wcvrllY •tf•r'l'W .10 In lhl cont•Kl Oocumtnts •l'ld b'I !Ill 1111 of propowd WDConll'"Klor1. Mr. J1m11 M. Melst11'1d, Olrtctor, SCl'MICll F•cfllt!ei. M1 lnl•n•nc• 11111 Oi>t•t· tfons. will meet w!lh tllose persons lnl9r•sted In tou•l1111 tile •II• •t llS7 PIK9!1ll• Avtnue ID•t• Procnsl119), l«•ted •I Coll• Mew, C•Ufornl•, •I 10:00 •·"'·· J1nu.11ry u, 1'74. l'lle OISTA ICT rt.i.et11e1 1111 rlgl'lf to reltict •nv or •U bid• or to W•lw •"'f lrr91111l•rlllt1 or • 1nform•llU11 In •nY< bid$ or In 11>11 bidding, Tl'll DISTIUCT 1111 Cltl.-mlned Ille ,....., prev•illn<;1 r•tt of oer dltm Wa9ft In It'll IClc:1llly In whltl'I Ille -t 11 to bl performN tor NCn <r•lt or typt, of ... orkm•n roeeded 10 ulletllt llM conlr.i:t. Tlllu r•1t1 1•1 on fll• •I 11~7 PIKenrl• Avitn\lt, Ccn!a Meu. CopiH m•y DI obl1lrwd °" ·-·· A copr of IMSI r•te' sn•ll DI p)tlf'tl •I the !OD site. Thi toregol1111 Kllldult cf tier CIJtm Wffl'I 11 blfHd llPO'I • work!~ d•Y t----ef-fithl -tel Murs. TllL r•I• lor llol.MMy •fld OYtrtlme ww°k 111•11 be 11 lt.,t time Mid _,,all. II IMll be rnal'lll.iorv upon "'' CON-TRACTOR 10 W11om !ht conrr•et fl ..... ~. •1111 llPOll 1ny '11btontr1cior vncltr ll!m, to INY not In' 11'.en "" Nlct spec:lf!MI ftlts lo all work"1tfl employed by '""" In '"' t•tc11llon of .,,. contr•cl. No t>ld<le• m1y wlllldr•,.. hfl bid !or • ~!od ol lortf•lln l'Jl d•VI •lltr llM Cl•" '"'' for '"' °"'"'1111 ol DIOS. A P•ymenr bond •l'ld 1 Pitrl0<m1~t• bond will be r~qulrtd prior lo ••eculil)fl -1 .th<! tonlr•CI. Tke peymenl DOlld WU be In 1111 form ~!" 10!'1~ Jn "" COlllllCI <Hx:umenh. Govern!1111 801ro By Ooro!hy Hlrvr.' Ft.ner Pvbilshto 0.111111 C04111 01i1y Pilot J..,...,-Y ' • ..., 14. 197( • S6·1• PUBLIC NOTICE I This year the Mazda dealer TllEfTESTS were conducted network will be nationwide for on y' 1973 Toyota with all the first time. Apptoximatety of llie auto's air pollution con. 400 dealen will be operational tr& devices removed except by April 1. Jof . Ute crankcase'. rebreather. . • Since the carblln!tor \vas ~ company . expects · i~ the only device fitted to the pro1ected sales mcrease thlS engine, •the manufacturers year not only to come from claim the auto smog devices additional dealers "but also by could be .dispensed .with for expanding the produc;t line in· an improvement in driveabili· to additional segments or the ty gas mileage , and ONE REASON may surprise people who ~ve been referring to the magazine in- dustry in the past tense since the demise of "Lile," "Look" and the weekly "Saturday Evening Post.," It is, in fact, very mum alive. Adver&ing revenue for the first 10 months of 1973 totaled $1.1154 billion, uo 8 percent from the same 1972 period. According to the Publishers Information IN THE PAST, publishers copied Europaan Amertcao disconnecting their mior .,..,. UNDER TERMS of the trol devi<es. agreen\ei>t generated by Simmoos said it ft\ahs no Ed..mf R. Downe Jr., dilre,.... whether the equip. chairman of !he Downe Com-ment ia original with the car, · roonk:atkn board. P ho to or a retrofit device added Wcrld geb · Ito piclc of any lai.r. material carried m the French He said the C a 11 f o r n t a magub)e'bd Filil>'!CChi gets Highway Patrol enforces tb!A ·rvyotties oo sales and ad· law, "and oo letup it planned vettiling revenues. because of the energy crtsis.'" automobile and light truck horsepower. marKet. The new, top oJ the However, those claims were •------------------------·---------------------.. line RX-4 mode ls, for ex-exaggerated. by a news service ample, will be the firm's first and stories were .published entry into the fast-growing asserting that the Kend1g unit compact Iufury car market. tripled gas mileage and im-FINANCE Complete Mid-day American St~ck List rotary engine. The new models are designed to offer a "careful balance of f u e 1 economy, fort and At this point, flfazda still plying a conspiracy to keep llo---------------------.. ------------------offers the only rotary engine it off the market. • .... cars f0r Sale in the U.S. but Henry Marashlian, pro- Gfll, AMC, Mercedes-Benz, duction director for the VW and others are in various carburetor firm, maintains stages of development. that the carbUretor -gro- ----------. ----------_,. ,._ Cdi'> Otcidnt 1 11~'"' __.. .._ lll'(Flld .1Jb 1 l + \/1 PltS.V. .a J ... + '• Aber Ml ..OU 1 ,.._ •.. ~Soup 011 I Slht Vo fib 1"'6ilst 10 ~ ... "'" lroll\IClb Br J 9\4 '.. P•ll ~ 1l u•~-~~ Abel" "-trol S 2\lo + W CMl•11rl lnll I 2 . • . F1tM'ICA .Oil 11 I , • , lr11lll ll'ldust 1 J\.'t+ \4 P•klM l.llO )4 , ...... ~~ .. ,,,,., ~ml 1 ,.. . .. c.nOCM lftCIS Ill .'~. ~ F•lr l•• Ml Jiii-~I t1r•IO .Ile 2 .v ... \i ,.,., &nl 21 '"' .. ~ ·ACllonlnost J J""+ .... C..p~Cl .llb , ..... "'F•l•No .JOQ ' 6'n+ Vt ITEL Coro tl •'II+\~ ,_,.1.w1c. l 1vt .. \t ..... "" Aut.I 11 111. ..• c.otl1n .Ul:I I , -... F•ltoll Sbd"" ,, 1l'h+ .... --J >--Pll F111i1Dl'I 'u 1\.o. ·~, AODlll-00~ 31 12~-~ ~=-..: 2• #4 •·· F•milyOSt 1 1"-'n .Niftmwylll IS :PO+lli ::::c'i: 1 l 1f~;~ M ' w th ·=~~·:~ ii ~~: ~ (¥P111Mg , f'o!t: ~ ~::::~'; J ~t· o:: ::~'bi~ ~I~~::: ~=·,·~ 2~ l~t ! ~ within a compact-size car," ORetJ s or .~~c.!'~ 1~ 1iii.:'~ ~J:!:c!; ~ :: ::'. ~.-t~ t: ,!~-\\ :.,.~1~ : ,r..r-~· "-awEJi "'1 61~\t t J.16 explained fl.fazda Vice Presi· AttHos,..20 , 4 ... +"' co• Corio 1 , ...... Flit_,.» 24 1 4\lo.,."" ...:...... • ··· Pe«TD .xi. 1 1 ... + 1~ performance, co.m- new appointments. d and I Al~PDI .OSD , 1\li •.. Cen Set ,otll 3 ...,. ••. FlbnDd wu, 1 SV. .•. lt4iltlrl .Mlb ,;t n.-v. ::!fl<or lnot 2 7\~ ... ent genera manager, Lear H B d Al Pflto51< 1 1v. .•. =u~,,~ ~ .. ~ .. · F10tic-.n.i 1i 21\9 .. :': lt4il¥t• u1e u 1~, 1, ,.::~·..( l ~~7t: "C.R. Brown. n ow to u get-~~,.!.e~ 1 ··:~+.~ a;H.m l11 31'1 .:: ~~rPI': 1 ~!1,11 ~:i~:'l ;.J,"""•~ Pl!MTr:.0. a2 14 .. \\ A l t. · h Al•~•EI ... om.• + "\~ r Md I l1'+ V. FUfTICpA ·°' 14 · '"-t v. ""'"., ''' 1 ... + ~ Ptnlron 1no JO •• .•• u omo 1ve engmeers ave ~.~.;',11.:1,;', 1 ICM+"'&'!~~= ~ m;~ Fumwv 1"' 11 41'1.-~ tc.yCorp .10 1 ~\: =.:co~'.'.:: : ,:'':~ long recognized that t h e ~ ~ -11 ,.... • ·: Fnirov ·0111 u 1111 • · • iu.w.i,. .n s •11o . •• ,.,;me 30tl ,. '"' 11a Alai. Vholon j 2 .•. ~°' .+Ml j .-~+ "" Flocl S8 .JO 6 11 + ,,_ it.-A 16 ~· .... Ptr~ c. .. rotary engine can be made V1"tal Necess1"ty 1"n '74 :~~: .. : I~ ~·+l'I Cl~i;~ ,i ~\i+\-~~n;rst ~~~tt Kt~ll'ld.lO '~"" Ptrt«C.p ~ !~!t~ significantly smaJler and N-Nm ~ 14 •·· a-.su a 2~-~ FtrDHIYwt 10 t•+h K111"'""' Pr 11 1 ... "" ft!llT•l.1'1b • 11\+\lo "" 0 CM.. 6 '' 1"$1 lltltylml t ~+Mo •ll'l•Arll C. M t) ••• .,_,.I• Sii 21 2~+ ';\, lighterthanpistonenglnecars 1ilT.J'Zir:.·: ~t? olmF1n:1, • ~'9 ::: F"S&L .• s u~, .. ~ Klrtl'(lnll .~ 1 n -1~ Pk.N"'-)'SI 11 4l4t-~ AllTl\erl .20 I 16ri.+ \;l CIU!'IM9wtl. • IV.•·· l51VMI .... 2. I)'°'+ 16 K.lt ~C. S 1~>+ \\ Pltd<ml U J P< ... producing the same power. All::: •naus s 1 CL Find c.. s s•.:.-"' Funwr1; ,1, 11 ti;:.+ \'• IC-T•I nt1 I l\IJ +"' 1110 Pl•ioe • ,...,_ ._. Coupled Wl'th the rolaro's By SYLVIA PORTER will be the spending-savin"S '' mil ..... · ·· c11rke wt .30 FIKllr Pl ii. to tO'lt-\• lllll'm K •10 • .i 6 PL_., St' ' 1..,, .. " J l'i '"" l6 4~ "' I 1 +· b FIU\f'l'IM ,10 2 2~+ l'o -"'-L.-Pl-tr ftJt 1J '""'+"'II quiet, nearly vibration-free (First in a Series) blueprint of a young couple ::ro 1~ ,~ .~! ~ CJ••luon ,,, l •(..-v. Fl.-a 111c1 .12 . 11 2"-v. t!,:;'r.J~ J ~~ }! ~:~o"'Jem.1 u 1•'tt+t•~ · •• · tl ![ d 'th a budget w1·th growm· g children and a .,.,.,, ... $.$WI' 211 1•~•+ v. C•••Y Corp 1 1 •h16 "1~1 .. '-' •1•+ v. uk•StirMr> 1•1 4!'t+ ._ 1 :>ti ... "" operation. wie engine's sma you on . ave , ArnBHtr1 .so 1 ,.,. .. v. CM• Carp l 11,0~"' Fn11111s.i1.,. 1 1Yi+ v. ... . Pf!tw•y t11 1 :io ••• 97 •. th t ta l h . ·1 rt ~·ho AC~MIQWI 1J I +J.16 CMI Inv wt' 22 I\~+ .... Fl«tlnch,15 s 2. + \o L..IMll .. _ '' ... +"' P1tw,v1 :i. l 6~1·.,.. size and light weight have 1 " 1s e year o s r one. eavt Y mo gagi::u use. Am Fit i.nb. s 21,,. .. i.o COlt"""en 19 Jl':I + v. Ft•R<t .Kid ,, ~ .. !1' urieWd ~ J 1~ · ·· · Plu•C11...,.,, ' t -~~ I d M zd If d k budget lhl's ' '""'I Intl 1·~ .. , .. _ ,, ,,_, -I t1•~ L..lrRll 1.17b 11 11 + \I) ,.,"'. 0 1 20 s JS\IJ+!~ enabe a a to.pro.duce a vou o eepa , ,A 11tcl'lws 1 1v.+v...... .... " ¥-•· .• g ... ••• u._i:11.t 11 '"'' •.. -~,,..-., ' -DON'T PERl\IIT you-•lf Am<>Md .2• 11 ,,.._ v. Col•N•ll .S2 9 1ov, .•. F1u11tJon llr. 1 !!~+ v. urowl Fd 1 1 ••• p;,-· ... -tl f ~ ... -.'.: compact car with mor e is the year to reexamine your •"" AmlM"ll .1611 1 6 + "" eo1-·" JO Ji.o F•rT19tt wt 5' ..... · ·· LCA co ·'' ll IGJiO-,~ ... ..:-.,, h •• b h [ · AMjll"A .l3 1 6'11 Colfe91: .12D t .... + \,t ~r•IN 2 lll.+ V. .-,,'"'"" 2 2l.oi + ~ ,passenger room than most priorities, perhaps tboroug ly to be discouragi::u Y t e act AmMottm n 1v.+"li. Co1Com1 .20 '' l'-.. "' ~:Stb~ "; 7}"'-;'\, t;t,;~~t6 1~ ~~:t? ~,:re,::.: J 1 ... +._. piston engine models. overhaul them. Ul3t so many of your :m'll:'i: 'l )4~+1"' ~:~~;: ~ ~::: i:: FO•~.tr1 .21 ss t:i.+ u u1111c.o .so 1 •~ ··· Pr•l•it0i1R l: 1~~ .. ·~ Buil~ona99inchwbeelbase, For the first time in this decisions seem to be forced :mPr:f1·.C:. 1! !~-~:Ee:::;. ·d }li:=~ ~~eftr':k40 ~ ~:1~~1~ t;~\.t: ~ 'l,,..:';~ ~=~Rt!~ 1~ ~~:.! the R:X-4 has reclining front generation, personal budget· by circumstances and ·YOU ...,.,, i:111,W1 n ~ •... Com• M .IOll 1 1s• •• ·~ FronO•rNr • ,..., ... t:!~:".~ 1i t~; ~ ~tfll'Y~• .M ' 1t1~ ... bucket seats , combination keening is corning back intQ seem to ha ve very little con-:: ::lit.& J: ~1-·h ~7.sPj't ~ ri~· .'.~ Fronw~ o!-20,:,+ 141 tt.:i.:i~F Am 1: 1~~ ~ A-!:i'!'.,C: 1: 1~.~ l d f ood l Am Ttt .Gld 1 ·:Rt+ l'o ComN< Cp 2 l'<+ '• Gtib<ll In 51< n I~+ I n A-MMl O$D ' J>"t-'4 fresh air heating ventftation sty e -an or g reasons. tro Qver your own money. ..,,, Tr.i11n11 11 tto+ ... ,Com~•n .l2 3 •I>'>. •.. c..1u1y cr11 s l~ "" l.ott'intns · 1 6'·'>-\11 Pro1tr int 1 i 1111• "' l fl.· · rha · AMIC('1 .0( 26 11 ... -'lo COmpigr• 1616l o-ll'o, CO..Mlt ,lMI 11 Jl,'o--''• ~Th wl 1 .. •\-\'t PrPCT l .. lb II 11 •I system, center console with Our tota cost o 1v1ng is Pe ps your mcome appears ...,.0,.,~d eompEquJp 3 u •• .,. c;.rc1•c.or11 6 s _,,. t:t:::c 1nc1 2 1'-•"" PrudBld 24 21 ,..., t rt t "d r1's1'ng at ra~ too .small to go around ""'"°"' 11111 1~ !!;~ ~ Comp 1nvs1 . 2 ?l,,. \1 c;.y1ord5 .20 1 11.--"' r $¥ •61 • 1 ,. \~ ~IM~ ' J>.. ::: s orage compa men an ~ a ,.. A 0 11111 lnot 2 _ v. Compr Ml.n s J'.1 ..• e>.-,nor s1tt ,, 2 ...... t ~ ep~, 1~ ~l'' :--Pulte l4otfe J i1o. • completeinstrumentation. ~id rate: prices because you do not take into AflCl!ltdO.t J 1~ CoMrd F•b J 1'1• '" Ge•rM .2• 1• u 10 ... l"""' c.orP 1 2,:-~ Punt.G1~ 1 4i:.-"i.• AQ.ui .. N .20 n 16\,"0+.·~ Cl;otlde( Cp 1 ,,,.. \o ~110,,M_.,~ •,• ·.2~~1.•.t ' --!t M--.. ~tellC UD 1 IJ\o + ... WI.de 70 ser1'es radial tire. s of many nee-account the "nibblers" -the •-1 1 •>•• C011roe11, Cn s 11 .... " -.• -11115 "' u 1,,lt ... COii.or •nc 1 11:, "\\ GtftQlt inot a l{'t-.,. MecrWy 111 11 tr ... · --o o- are also standard. essilies are sky-litUe items that nibble away ~f~Lit'.: • 1.,... ::: ~A!~ f~ 1~~-; ~ ~~~ Al 1r,c ::: :::::1.~ 1f l~ ~ J1•nc11tr e;« flt; iti'<+"" OPTIONS AV All.ABLE on the nev; RX-4 mQdels include rocketing ,· un· at your income until there Ar~u 1.JO ,, 21 + t,:. con,-ep 1 • Gl•nt F ....... 16 13 ...• 11 JMrlfldua 1 n l'9 .. . ~~r o;1 m .,\,, • l"• Armft Ent It 1\1< • • • .. •• •·-• • • ,._, v• "' 1_ '' ,~ Merlotf'le ffld 6 l + v. ~ Am wt «I ,.,.._ 1,1 employment is is nothing left. Perhaps you Armin Corp · 11 11 ....... t Mlterl 7 11'4 ••• "'1"' --... + • MlriNt l!ld J 1 ••• ~ P•cka u S\'•-.,. l -• th db AnondlCp 511; 11 11"-V. COll\Ttllllb t lllo ... GIT Jlt 1.JOb 4 M ... -~-AO J~·S + i,:. Rly Jlttru t S'-spreading; the ended 1973 oadeu wi e ts Ar~ c,p ' 2'11+"" Cool< El -"> 1 '°''+ \\ Gla4dl~tk 1s 2-l•t"" ¥Hontll .SI) , ttYi+ .\lo ~iPrec .«> 11 •Vt--~ be . red the Au ... r•Cp "1i~ ... eoo1<1n.«lb tl 25'h .... GlfltOC Pr 1 J ... ,..111.,0_11 1 *+ ~• RnTr l."'b 1 u +'Ii threat of econ-. cause you 1gno .w.ldOl1c. , n~+ v. Cordon 11"111 • 11-....•u 8~~ 1 ':~·v: ..-.v1in.-1 .,. ... lttcrloflC.I• 65 nr.w air conditioning, power steer-&;: ~ omic recession ''boJ,lncer.i" -the big ex· :::.:~-~ ; t~+;~ ~:~11.~;: ~ i:~t lZ C.lobeset.. 2 S*+"' :tf~~ll~ -: m: ~ "",.,!",,'"' ,' lli ::: · t l' l · · '• th t I Mt••~ lnot 1 ,,,.. ,,, Cot!Corpwt 1 '1>-1·1' GiouerB .14 1 f '\,1-..,, '' r .n '~ ... mg , au oma 1c ransm1sston. '"'!. is very real. penses at um up a coune At•l..,i•CP t 6 ... c.ousinM wt 2 2~·•t 1~ &o~:".: t ':'"'t ~ :C~~ J 1~~ =::'~":, ,; ;~--~~ a complete selection of rad.io-"°"''" Aga'inst 1h 1· s o! times a year and make At<o lnclu§t 11 1•"' ... S!•1 C,.•.~• ' 1~ ··· ... ,_, • ,. ,... "'-£ 1 4 ~ ... ,.,.., ., .. · AllcoMlgwt ,4 2~+ ';\, '-'•II .....,p S 2 -V. ""''" ye .. •·· ~I L 10 ti>'>+ v., II l 11\'o--\lo t d k d 1 d giant dents in your 1nco%e. AllCMn .291:1 n tt\'3+ i.o cr•merElk • 61'1+. v. GoodLS .OSd 2 l~• ... MMklll Y 1 l'M + \~ 1tt1<Gcot1 .111 • 43\lo+.,.. a~ e~ soun sys en:is, ~· e back'""'und, it is essential for Or h , . t 1 A11 CM e-..1 , """+ t'I. er1oi.P 2.20 s1 17Jh . . . Goodrldl WI 12 14-1~ Medlflco 12 1 114 .. l~ -~"" 0i1 " ,..,,_ 1, t k t and 0 t e· v per aps you re 1n rou e Au11cr "'1i 13 1v.-"' crtst F040m 1 2•1o + "' Gorln Slor• 2 2~. . .. Medi~·,.. · 1 fl Yi+ v. RtM111hr .JO J •'-• .\II s ripe 1 s suspensi n or-you to have a system of money because you don't plan for A11"r• Oil 21 1t -"' c:rw CP .m ' 21~•+ .\II ~·.:~_,.,.21 '• "",,,. · .. ·· Meoo1n11iic: 10 111t-\' -... "",.':.!.','• ,", ,",~ ·;.: que rod s (on hardtop and A111om Bid!! 1 l'/•+ v. Crwnr"' .20D 1 •'M+ v. "' ""' · ·-"""' c.o ,.,. · ' ,,,,._ v. '"" ·-,. -u u-management that helps you to the "sluggers" _ the unex· AY10 itulO 2 2'-... Crnt•I on 221 20 .. ~ Gr•"""'' 10t 20 '"' ... -~·• 12 J'll<+..,. RHIN.iut i 1..,,_ \'t VIP c.o .c. , lt"i+ " sedan models) to meet the A11tos~c .10 ' 1v.-v. est cp .«1 1 12\11+ ,,.. Grt""' tl'ld 10 ~·"" M1c1ia....Cti , n.·+"' RI~ PrOd 1 ·'"• 14 Unt~... 1 11v..,.""' 'al h dl' . 1 get the maximum benefit from pected. "TTW>nses, such as A¥tmco .1• 1 , + v. Cubk ep .20 4 1~ \' Grt e.1 Pet "' 1111-v. Ml4I c. ,., s 1 + "' Alc.Mon1n11 n J • "' u11o1 Mt .lid 11 ''". "' Spec! an mg requ1remen s . -r~ hou h ld A~Dl'ld 1.151> 2 2114+ " ..Qrt.ter.Llb.A L11111+ "' _G1ucn .11b .. 12._ ~ Ml1!16-litni-f-1S\6-* Rlco~_Mf11_s-11 .... 111-·UnA1'l11ho1i.-to J\t ... '°' [ th . ts your income and to protect sickness and major se o __...._ .--o~ Gt5c.ottS511 1 tn ... MlllitrHSOf'I 11 •!\+ h lt1•r Como 11 16 ~ v. Unar~..t 61 11.-\i o some en u&1as . · our savm· gs . h. h thr 8rlttft 1 4Sb 6 14 + 111 O.t• Collin · l t\\ . •• Gtotrrwnn $11; n ''"" . . . .v.m°".,. • 1 1 .... 11. Jtl1CID!'IM .3' 1 '~ o.:. l1"C.0Fin1 2t 1 U"41 ... The rotary Powered l\fazda Y · repairs, w 1c can ow even BM>ln.i Lt 91 11"---~ o.t• Doc" 1n 1 24'11> .. ~ Gt'ffrH ·* • ~ .. \i MIU Ry a 16 l6v.+ * 111n.rFn .24 11 10 . . . l"1 FOocts in 2, 2\t-\\ a good spending plan way olf a.n-utll .20 2 1~ \lo 0.1• Prlllkt 11 l\'> '.. GREIT 1.20 1 ttt+ \' MD!Oort ~ 20 t;'t-""' RotllftCI LH J '""'• ,,.. UICI PHU c.. I '\It-"" RX-2 and RX·3 models v.'ill FEWER OF us can rely baJ IMtw• Lyn s '"" ... °'oc'"", .IOb in tr.+ "-G0 •,.,."•,·,." , ',"', ... -~ Miki! IEriOY t ,,,,_ ~ ~. "'1:_, ~,, -.., 11, UnPD., .eo. 1 "°' ... ance e.rc1•r 11111 , sv.+~ L ncorp ' "° ... ' t i. ""··· MIWC-p .f6 u •1'1+11i ..... w ..... . .. V\F1111r .20 t11 1t'o-11 beconlinuedwithrerinements sln'ctly 00 our 1-" .. .:ncti've · . BMiw,en9 2 •111+111 Dnrtllls .u 11 tt ... GrowC .'2!1 irt •~+"" MDtrCPW..s 2•.12v.-"" ~.!!.."'!'1n1n1 4 31._:.w u!LR11,1111 1 u11o+1i11 Th ,...,..., -Start from the premise e.r-u 1n , '""' O.Jut Al'J'I$ s l + "" Gu•rdMtwt 4 l~+... Moog lncor . a • ........... T11t11 11 lh + 1~ u N•t ,_,, 2 lYJ+.,.. for 1974. e RX-2 coupe and sense or money management. 1 11 .. r.,AG5I< n •i...+'\i; o.1w corp 10 ~+1-" ""''~.051> 1 6\li ... MtgGf'.llld 1 , +'" RoM>n111 }Dr 1• lh+" u RHuctn , 12 .,. ... [ d ~ r 1 . that no income you wil earn a«ry•.n 11 w.+"" o.11t1Fc1 .50 ' '"' ... "" Gv11Mt.1'D 6 1iv. ... Martons.n , .i11o+ ~ Rownorwt ' '""'• '' our oor .:.cuan ea ure a new F [ h Id even try wil lhM•ll •d 11 1.,.._ "'' Of1TJE1 .OSCI .it u -\-GunMta wts 21 Tl'I+ VI MWicllf'lll •n 10 "''+ "" ,__ .u 11 » -n. Llfllty ~ s 11 . rear end treatment improved ewer o us . s ou · I ·ever be large enouJth tC1 a..111 511 .11 • 21 3._+ v. 0.,...,.111.21 ,, uv.+ "" wr c-·'° 1 »'II+ "" Mt\111'11110 , f~+ ~ Ror.i ~ 1 · M+ ~. Vnt•fl•1~;;;,. 21 SV>-~ . t t la ·!YUJJ<i' ll<ia'<L;;;,to get bv with onlv a loose cover· all your wan•·. On th;.. a.ton, encr i 2'11.+ ,,.. Otro 11d1St 11 '"" ... Guilt R<111Ftl ,.. .... "" •~• c. :40 1 aii.+ w. "",~YI P ac11 1 1\lo+ "' u v 11111. '° 1· ins rwnen "OU u l: J J • w 8¥ucll FOSS I I~ 0.Jloi. Ind 1 iii.+ .... Gul1So2.1* s , .......... MflO VIOICI 1 21'>+ v. PS Prod • 1\,1,+ \lo .... COi" 11111 • J\11+. . -..,.----.--· -t11ne-of our-living expenses pienLiSe. base your search for BMwlta Ind "' 11.1..t'{ 0.M"Pll .. 1911 ,, M--v. Gu11SOM .._ 12 -'"'+ ""' M11111Am .10 1 12111.-'li RSC..lnd.JIK -io 1'141+ Mi v.i ttn * 1 -·~• 1nter1or trim. The RX-.3 sport and anl·ic·ipat·• earnings. an111 P1111 sa , ....... o.ilQll Jwt 11 (\')+,.. Guttscrm ld s uv.-"'-.. w ·~ 1 ••• Rl»wu tnot i m .. : v•1111K. AO 2 ,, ••.• ~ . I n '"l [' . I 8'Jt'O( 060 11 ~ i Ol'Wl:r-Qt ....... _, + Vo __.. N---... .. ... Rln!Crll ,«I • IO'lo+ Yo 'II• ... u~ 10 .~ .•• coopeandfourdoorv.ragonof 8 sunpe, exi1te inancia &1 ... v1ori11 1s tv. ... O.w.Ap ,Xlil u "6+"i l'Ylkf.n H 11•2~+" "'11A1i.11. 11~ ... A.,.f'11'1KIJ • ~+..-. v ... o.m_. ! 6-r:.. .... • Let's assume that you are outline to help ~u pursue your 8111 •• ,. 1 1 + ~ Ol'4Jlfld .1Cb ' 1,. ... "'""""°t AO 2 •'1'1-VI N•"''~ H u "" v ... o 1--. ,;r-.". fer a n~w f~nt end ~reatm~nt ready to start or to overhaul ;,~ 11n St Uni . 5 11~ ~ Ol•llllllld M 1s nv.-"' .um" Diil s 4\0+ "' HtDliir~Kiti 11 ••+ ·~ ~ '-Vtt<o -;n,;;. ,. ~+ y: and interior trim im ownprioritiesandgoals. Blnr"' cp 11 t'lif+"'° Olebolctven 2 2~\li ~pun.» 1 l'h-"' PNtlHI•"" 4 1~+"' t*"'R~ 20.-·h-~ v.rntr•("p 1, N .,.. . • a budget. Begin bv ignoring BlrtEntlll .1 1~+""' OioOts t!'IC 11 1-..• Hlnov """ ,, 12 + 11o N•111n11~ t ~-l·lt s.:::"'· t l\"J ··· = c.o 1 +" Provements l\fai.da R X • 3 Bl•g R1 23d • \ri+ ._. Olvertnd wt 20 \:. .. . ....,s... .JS 1 ' ·· · ~· KIMI., 1 ~ .. i~ s. Coro 2 ~ "' •11 ll'lt tJ 1• ., • · . the standardized patterns, the NOW, HERE are the basic 11r9A11iw1 a "' ... Di-tynCOril 1l. '"' ..• tW•t.fld .11 "" +"" NtMllEA .IO s 10\11+ \~ =.:'*'·1°" • 12'4-1 """1 • l ; • models are hghter and more ed r 111rn1-1 , ).1,1,--v. oo-Pttro 10 ~·"' Hfrltlct 1.C11 ~ 2 ... Nit p.,..., 1 ,~ ~. 11 ·'° 1 """"'"' VIMll' mcor .. ~.\Ii , budgets that are prepar or preliminaries to any spending 1M1P1111mC'1 , ,.. °'"""'fl 1 1~v. :..""ep 6 24 ...... -. H11s11.,.-1 1"°1'+""' i.sS .u • 1~ ··· ~1"", .. "'#~ 61 +' +~ C<>mpact .t ~an the RX-2 s. you. instead grasp t!.ese fun-pla·n. Bt¥t•lylEflt 1 1-+·~ 0n~U1 .1 1 111/•+"' , .... ,,' •,-.+ v. ,..,wldH .20 1 4\lo .. : t:=,.,,2i':.i : 31J,.~ ~ =" "'°"" ,~, ... 1 ddit on I n tary ' •t: Ille Ptn 21 • ''*• "" Drt\off H.lrr • .... .. ,... 111\'Wfl In ...... ,_, llro 2 t'l'f \~ s. "' .. I .... • t\~+ ... n a 'x o Xse\'e ro X 2 damentals · (t) You must work as a Bait••,,.. s I• + lilo er. F•lr ·'° 2 s:ir.+ ""' ~ri~-'ld ' uv.+ "" ,,..,"' Lfil ~ ' tr.+ v. tur11A1rw 2 ' -" Qt .10 2 2\11+" po\vcred ft, 4 ,· R ·-3 arn;t R • -Your r~mJlv's budr(et will team ,·r you are married -rl"Wr.'!.: :: ::~:: ~~*'!--= I~ :~ ?:iiy ~~ .: ~"'+.~ ~:~/~~ J "::-.~ ~.·.1 ·•," :, r, ~~ -WW-models l\fozda ventionally Blen!'lll .«1 2 4"'+..,. O.,rw11tc1rc 11 4 Horr\Ot/\.50 is 50'11· .. ,. NoewMe•A• , 11 + v. -< not ~~ .. .,.. w1t11.11111 .21 • rev. ... s con almost certainly be ·different 1IJld you must also work ar s1o11nt °' s lW+ v. -1: e-•nw•C -" 1 11111+ ~ -~r11. 11: ' 1~-\' SclllJt.r 11111 • ' -"'• Wfflll'El .• 1 ·•¥• ... powered 808 coupe and B 1600 lhiedlrd '1n • 3 E s.um ,to ,1 1i, . . . HO$kM .we 2 1~+ "" Nt~Pr .17d •31 t.1:.-~· Sclefttlt( AU 2 1¥. · · · W•fno<o 011 4 • -v. . . • from that of families livin~ a team if you are simply 11o111nAp «1 j t~--'i.\ Ell~• c1otr1 1~ 1'111+ w HotMtS.sld 1 1111+ ~~ ,..YT1m.,t0 t4 121"+ " t:l~ 1 ~ ~ 1:~!. ~ W«e1Fd,1111 121~1•+1.16 co~pact p1_ckup \Vlll also be near you. lt wi'll dUfer in li'vm· 0 to•ether. Your plan Bo11K• '"' 41fl-\lo· E•• 5c.n .36 16 tv.+ ~ l*M1M9w1 21 .. ,1,+1·1~ NlaeiF"rs .26 1 1~ ... St .. ,,. l!Wlfl n 11 .. , •• w .... ~.os 1n ,~,+-" I bl 1974 Jtho h ~ F-Boltllitr,.M l'tlt+ ~ Dr'thAl ,12 21 IOW.-"'-H:ffiMoln11 + .. ,..d!oiiSIE J f¥o+ \II SHCOn ... .. AKIAO IJ u,.._-~, ava1 a e .tn . , a ug many respects from the must be a J.0111. 1 proJ'ect and '11ow v.11 .10 21 21 + \'! E•JClll0 .11111 Jt lOYt+"' Ho11>1w.'2d 1sl'o+ u NJ.I ,.2,)51> 14 11lil+I\\ s..1ttt" .20 '! 1; -.,.. 'Ntlko1E111:11 ., 11oi+ v. rotary engme veh cles are ex .,.,_,.Ira 11 u ""-~ £1,LA0.11111 1 ,.,. ... .,.. t-ttusRn ·'°' 1 '°" · · · N1t1'1n11 rnc • lti+ \~ 5Hrt1n'0.-, · , >••+ · :~ ,..,,.."_.. Ptt a J • "" 1 • "average" spend'111g-sav1'n• you t talk bout wid eo-t 10 • ,.,. ~ EtosF'•flglll 1 4'-+ Vi HO..,..v,.JT , S~l ·1: -.1111,1ncp 10 ,,,._ .... ,.. " , •"•:!. wtitD """' 1 ~.,.,, peeled to a-unt ror 90 per· ,, ,, . mus . a a e 1r111 °"""' '' n + ·~ Eckmtr cp • 1~ •.. ~""'°" ou 111 11 ...... !+1 ,_, """ -1'11 •• .. "'" o.uii. 6 ,._+ 11o '"'"v tt Of an average ty r th be' tryln 8rMln wt1 S ~+ ~ EcoctyN Qt S.11\fil+ '4t Kud8y0! ,IO 1' ... + .. Mo Am 0. 1 I~+ Vi 9ftMg l.22b M I + ~ WfM 1'!>1 .!O 11 11\lo cento{Mazda's 1974sales. pa er.n Y vane 0 tngs . iore B 11rnc .. 1L 11 11v.+ v, &igntflOISI • a ,..,,._1 Huttmt1 .•0d •16 t111 + ~ """"'~ • 14*"°"" StturMl-..1 ,• .~.·u 51111 °""' o J\-~ •uft••1oi cov1tT 0,. c1.Lil'ot1NIA • American family. 11ie average _ to_pu down a s•nale fim""' .,_Ell . 1 1Wt ... Edmos .12 11 3Yi+ \lo HuMrrOl .ti » JJi.+ y,. ,.. c..n DI' 2'11. '""'+ "" $et P11<1tl<' T• ... i' wt u 2lil"+ ~ ~-a o-" ..... c.. 2 4*+ .... EOOCorPll'I $ Sh+V. ~ll~ 111~+ ... NNGMoOwt .. It .. r MftC,.Ja J 1 -.... rJMlfl :U fl.\+~ couNn °" 01tANGE ramilv exists only on paper about tnrome or outgo. .,._,Al 1 ""+ ._. E,_.• .20 3 s -\41 Hl'Ol'dFdst l JJ'Ai+ v. ,..11<i...-0tt 16 ·~"' s.i1s Al• ' 1"'+ ,,., • ~·" 1 I\• ... ~ No. Atb41 SALES OF 150,008.to 180,000 bud 1 . . 1r..oys.CM 1 1 .......... Ellf'IM .tSb 2 ~+ '1t • ___. 1--NlllM<DltG 2 N~" ~"c. t • +"' Wll ,,. 1 •"'•" otto111 ro sHow c1.usE are 'orecast for 1974• a and its average g~ 1s a (l) You must provide for 11r~a-.. , 11 ... 141 ~-20 · 21 ni. ... 1c" Con1t11 t l\'I ... !\: .. ..__ ~~.~-• -,.-.1 c..l! ., ''-... •.,,,,. .£! .,12 ~ .. ,.. In "" M.tlltr QI the Appllc.,lori ol I' r· t' . ted b ta" ti al Ito . ITU~...... 1 '" ... Etw(orpln I (\<I ,,. ICM RI.lid ~ U\o')+ ~ ·-·..... ..-••K• -j "' ••• ..... '" CLAUDE EMMETT Lu,.ose v for cnMlll' substantial increase over last IC ion, inven Y s us • person a wances 10 your IYellJn 1 M+ i;. E1cor a.111 10 ,_. ~ •MC MMiCD M ~ .. . ""' ·• 1 3"'° '"'' WMrr! .Klll 1 4h-~ Wiiie.• oi11 ~ .t. ?W+ 'ik of N•m11. cians for the convenience o.f plan _ -and let each perso!I 111i11e1t• .2 , , -'1t E1 ~M .10d .n s + \ti ,,,...,.11"4 · ' 5141+ l'I .,'" 1 1 ,,_ ... SG s.c .)1b 2 1 t w. win!Mlfl .M 1 JI\ . WHIE.-EAS CLAUDE EMMt:TT l [). year's 120,000. Kearly 60,000 ' d . hi ..,,..,Cl .• 1 loM .. , t:6'ctllathl l ·l"t' ... lmPll'O-MI Ul40"+v. KCC,.IOI JP -V. SGt.lfld .. OD '4'-\+U. • .. ~ .. -.. ·•, ,.,., z: llY, ,.1111_. n,, tued • ~t•t·1;111 1:1111 l\tazdas were sold in the U.S. statisticians. deci e what to do with ·s ...,.""' 11111 1 1 + \\ E~t Comfl 2 i•+ \~ •Ni Head wt 1 w.+ \41 011, llllMU 1 31,+ "' s.w.1nd . .lll 1 11P..-t• wii:;~ '°"" 1 !\ti••~ Or her 0-allotment. None """''"'AO 1 '*-1.1o Ele(trn a.. 11 · 1u+ ~ 1n1u1JN svt • 1.s.1._1.1• Ee.·• , 1~ ... Sfit"'lb .-u 1\\-"' Wink!""'"'° •.• !tit (Mt'~ of lhb COllrl for .... Mii< In 1~ '"1'th about 20.000 sales .,.,, 11111111' A'llM 1 ' Ei.<t"' At• 1 I~• ""' IMlrum ~ 2 '"' ... ··--,, •• , ... SiritllCorP ~ I ........ .,,,,,_ ••• • ,, ... , .. dlef'IO'llll llM Pttll1-'' n•mt from ~,.., " SllAPE """' c;., 1• 12'111+'\i El•UtH·Sk u tw+ '"' tl'lltth1l'k t 2\\+ V. ....., ...-.... Sfltfl DlfCp , o -"-HI " l10 -CUUOIE EMMETT LINOSEY to CHIUS-in '71. -THE .· of your own of you should have to account --cc;.-IE1'Hrfl ... 1 ts\4+ '\II t!'I hnkl'Olll lO \.\-1•.. ..,..~ 41 ~+ ... 5'19r\locl""" I "" ... H I '" J ,.,.._v. TOl"Hl.flt EOWAftO LIHOSF.'1': IT 15 OR··•r:===========::::;i budget will depend directly !or every cent of your C&I( '9tr.I s l•V. ... Ell lncotp 5 ... "' tfltlf UtWI SY lJ 11o •... ~ .. H.1Cld 16 1111+ ~ ~w:::..i:: 3 .J + .... Wth•trlf'l.U 2 i;. .. i. DE.fltl!DIMl•llperW111,lnl11"tSIMln""ll r 'j' Jl (Aldor Uo Is:-E.mpnnttl 11 3 ... 11111~.11 6 ll V.-\11 Mr~ '10, lj7~+~ ..._._a,·, I •h ... WoodllWIJll I I -1'1 ~-.-.lltld _,ttr _ llelor• 11111 on your own or your am1 y s a owance. c.i c-iwl.r 'I ~ E•oSh .... 2 ,,,._ !" 1n1Pra1n!10 , •~·'-' rMDJI ,.;to .,. ;;r;."'1i "'' ··· wnnJt~ ,. l" ----co-EUEASE I di Id I I d • "ti t.1'4rt £• •i '" t•llT ""' 1 ,.,_" !Mis.tow .11 1 1i. ••• ,. Alrllf'I " llil+ '-~:\:"'.'A' '!\"' ... 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CONNILL CHEltOllT rt la= high enterta1nment from llmple rteOrdl, and the ...... ., "" ._.,._. C01o1rt 2121 HAllOl ILYD. d and ood · •-the ~ the ~i.... Or .... ~ Diiiy ,llot. COSTA MISA l4,·12M an ng cost•, a g rnmpllll:'I" rec.'Ol"Ullt mort1-=============================::::::::=:::=::=~:::::====:::== ~ J, 14 ''·-. "'' •u ~--------_...!' oPp<¥tanity to save. Different they will reteal. 1 a - Try SaturdtJ,y's News Quiz I f • I n ' '· • • ' • \ • • \ .. ' , I • • • I ,. . . ·. ;., /. I .. , . . .• "1.-1••., At""°" .. ....... ....... ~ ;~:: ·~~' ~· . .. ' ,., ..... -;~ • ' J. -I ; . . " •• '· --_t; ~sv;, J1• •-:. .. "- • , . ~ • • .. .- ' . . •, "; . ' ---:r-----~-- .. • ,. . I / • . . • .. " ' , ,· ' .. · I • -~- • l&e ., - .. ol!lething For .. . ""."' ' ( ong t .e \ , ,\.~-··:t ·-• -:t >···· ~· ... ;:1;i ,.\ ~\ '". ~~" • ---·' ~. .. '.j '·'' r ... ~· .,.,.,,.,,,...,,...,. U' ~.,..it·•i11 ; ~.... . . . . -· _, ~ - ·\ .. • ' .. • • • very Bo Y ... , ... ········•···· •"' .... .. • f ... • r "". '°". , 1 ~ .-"; , " • .r ,,,. e ~ ~ "seven-pac~" )'.Oil can have"deli~ered to your door:J9r only $2.65 a rnonth anywhere in . . the Orange .Coc;ist area .. Nourishing too ... ythether you have a taste for. local sports reports, crave more news abou.t the world of women in· which you live, feel a lack of community news in your diet or want the variety of top cartoons, comics, columns and commentary packaged so they please • __ .........., --~ you, The Daily Pilot d~livers-s~ve nda ys a week. Want to order? Phon e 6J12:4321 or the Daily Pilot r;--... ... ..... ....., -' . . offlce·in _y~ii!_ neigh~rhood ._ = - . . , . ..i ' • • • ' I • . . • • I • , ........... .,. .... .. . , ·-· .•. ,'IP.. ' ., . . • --·- .. .. . . . • .. . .. . . . ~'.•OJ . ,,~ -. • •• . , -' • •,!•' "' " ,_,., -... ' ., ,.., " . . "' .. . ., .. : . ' '" ·.''II .·./ " ., . ., • " "" .. "' " .. 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The Hardtop, Sedan and Station Wagon have the luxury features you expect in a thoughtfully designed car, like full carpeting, reclining front bucket seats and tinted glass. Along with unexpected ones, like rear-window defroster and built-in windshield radio antenna. And with every RX-4 comes a double-length engine warranty. Mazda warrants the basic engine . . . . Costa Mes ·· Miracle Mazda · . ---- 2·150 Harbor · Blvd. [71 '41 1 645~700 -. ---,-..---• • • ·- • .· .. . M!Ada'• ,.,_,. ....... hqloiiM bf·NSU·W~ .. ' . . block and Internal parts to be free of defects • ' with normal use and·rnaintenance for two y.ears Cir • 24,000 miles, whichever occurs llrst, or Mazda will fix It free. ·· • Test-drive the RX-4. it runs on the cheapest gas. I you can buy. And at a,'time when other ;74s are choking on smog controls.Mazda brings back.the ... thrill of driving. It's the first luxury car with · -- rotary-engine perfp-r'monce .and economy. ' ., . . '· ~ -. • • • -' . . ' -l " . . . ' ., I t • • • • • .. · (, \ ;·+,'' • . . • j • • • ' \ ~-· I , . • ' ) • . . · . . . .. . ' . • .. ' • ' .. j ;f,; ', I~' ,1 -.. :! ' . 11~· ' ·, '. • • ' •" J l • • ,_ --. -.. • I wa ity Home l ·i e Eostere- -. . . . ;. ... • .,\ ... ~~~ . ··~~---.· ·. .. ,..._ .. .... ' .,._ ~- . Circulation Increased Readers Pressured DEAR ANN LANDERS: I ha\'e been an avid reader and a ioyal fan for 15 years. When AM Landers says something I listen. When she says DO something, t do it. Last autumn you devoted your entire asking you to print this le·Her and ask column to high1 blood pressure. You those \Vho have not received their booklet said it was a ''dangerous and sneaky to write again and please PRINT their disease,"' that about 23 mi 11 ion name and address and zi p code so Americans have It, and at least half we can read it. Thabk yo u . - ~ them don 't even know it because FRUSTRATED IN BETHESDA qtgh blood pres,,ure often has no specific · DEAR 'B'F:m: .Thanks for your letter. lJ'11lptoms. You also said people over And ·now here's one that should make :e, blacks, and women on the Pill were you feel befter: more vulnera'.bl' than oihers. Yodr tlr.en~plea ,was , 'Educate yourseU. Send DEAR ANN LANDERS : A lew month s . lf>r Ille lree booklet called High BIOQd ago· you asked your reodera lo send ~dress: National Instituld of !or Jbe !w tio<!klet on high blood q:,alth;-Bethesda;-Md;'-20014;''-' ---~p,..,~ssure. I cftd and it arrived the follow· ;1 wrote for the bcioklet the day You ing weeJc. ~1y husband and I both read ~ked me to. That. was in October, it and we went to our family doctor !at this writing I have not reeeived and had our blood pressur~ taken. I i ·Aro you !ure that organization in had a hard time convincing my husband mda is a• anxiotis to help people that he should go because he said he iio you said? Sign me-DISAPPQf~D JI>!\ fjfte. • · · ·· , '. . • UNCON\llNCEo • .,'t;,, \j(e!I, Arin, my blood. pre"ure ·W.s ~ D AND u:· uftaf;~tlon · ·~ but.liis waa 240 oVer Uo. (~;s " 11 tbe Na~ TntUute& u,,l The doctor sakl ll was a miracle .a... he ba<fD'f suffered a stroke or had ,_. )'fll, 11 am sart 'meJ. a heart a~· Medlcition' ·was ordered mi.a. tq llelp ~·· . ' illd .JM wrvle. btCause hod""• at Once · he started taking it that bavo not received tbelr ~o4 da'y."·tast ·w~ my 'tiusbalid's blood .. t ..._._.,_~ P._tessure· 1"1!, 137 over 90. So thank )~ve "wrl~Jf lo compllJn. ·.aaere• you, dear· Aim, for aavtng bia Jlfe.- woiexplanatlons. Flnt, tbe response GRATEFUL JN CHICAGO. 'ftl so heavy they ran oat of booilets ud matung envelopes. The second DEAR GRATEFUL: Thanks for the nllon ls ei:pressed In the nest letter. good news. Sign me -Grateful Also. 1DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am an DEAR ANN LANDERS: My !I-year· en,ploye with the Department of Healt h, old brother has figured out a way to Education and Welfare. 1 was one ·of '8nnOY me end I am at his mercy. J{e many assigned to the gigantic job ol meps up behind me very quietly and I ftlling the booklet requests on high blood don'l know he's thore. ~~!!:.-::--;---:--:-:-.--=..,-,:-:c--:-:-.,JH~e~s~ud~denl~~be me around the The .results of your column were, to nee 1 e s going lo strangle me ..,. the leat, staggering. No one and screams "t gotcha !" I live ln Boston here has ever eecn anything like it. so you can see how serious this is. 'l11e Jast C0W1t was well over half a W1U you -please tell me what I c:an million a:nd lhere are still several bags do to protect myself? I have l<>ld 1'-lom ot mail lilting oo I.he noor. and she saYtl it's oot such a terrible The'"' reason ·I am writing is to le! lli.lffCllhd she doesn't want To hear you know why some o( these reques!S any more •bout it. l am t3 years · ·11m ....,. be tmed. Wiii CANNOT REAQ , old and I' read your column every single '!'HE ~ANDWllIT!NO. Some people lelt day.~ need , aome ol your good ad· .,i the zip code which !Ileana a long vice. BROOKLINE GOOSEPIMPLES deity becau.!e tip codes m111t be lookoo Deir c-: Ptople wbo are 1!P end penciled In by our peraonncl. ll'lghtened In tbat manner bave been When we have a load like this we known 10 ·throw a wild puach at tile •t aside tho let!eM1 with no tip codes u-wn 1111cter-ln lell..tel<ue, ol and they must wait until someone can CCMlrle. ( am a believer in aoo:vto1eace, set to them. . bat tbere are llmet (lite. Peorl H•-1 Pleue, ~. we wanl,..el'J(lllO who -It' !1 JmponUve tbllt" ..--Y ,-onto a 6ookltt to hove ~· I am munres be IOktlL .. l ·. • . ' . By ALIJSON DEERR Of ... 0 .. ,., ..... ll•il John an<( Diane Sjlb<r ha\'e ~roug!)t home U 'babies in the past eight years. The Hun~ton Beach . cOupie are foster parents li~ed by O\ildrii;di llome Soclety 'fo care ror mrants.• . 1~ Dian~.-witb h~r latest charge tucked Into ·a nearby .. cracjle, talked about foster parenthood. I . . "We had several friends ~3Yh9 adop~d children and ~e learned through 1hem Uuat there wQ a nee<tt fQr good foster homes. Our 'Own childr®· were one. lhref. 'nnd fotii-when we applied, and we postponed taking on a foster child Wltil after our fourth was born." Foster parents know from the start, she said, "that th ey ~·01l't be able to adopt the babies ; that they won't s~ them after they're placed with an adoptive, home, and that after they're placed the 1'oster paren t is no longer needed. I don't think I can give each one-the attention he needs. Naturally, the one \vith the n1ost problems will get the .~ost attention," she said . TAKEN ALONG ·Diane Suber has taken n1any of her charges along to meet ings at Sts. Simon an~ Jude Catholic Church, Hw11ington B~ch. where the family arc acti ve n1embors. -Thcy'\'C taken the foster babies 3lf'l'10Sl everywhere except \on camping trips. A special outstde-the-car bottle wanner wa s devised to n1ake trips to the drivc·in possible. Countering oft heard complaints about the quality of foster care. she asserted that most arc ''cry good. "\Ve certa inly can't be in it for the 1noney. It "'orks ou t to 12 cents an hour. Fratn that \ve nrust supply hair· the forn1ula. most of the clothes and baby·silling "'hen we \\'OU!dn 't need it for our own children. -NEED EXIS1li .. Luckily, we have neighbors who arc glad to help. 'Vhen 've get a ne'v baby. all the neighborhood children have to come 10 see hin\ and bring their parents along." ' Diane · Suber -(.aboveJ ,_w . IJ.ysb~.lld .Jo_hn · lind ;Cliildren Tim,'.:Peg9Y,«Kathy and Terry· have shared HB home with 34 foster babies. 1 .l - .... . Daily Pll01- Photos by Ln .P1yn1 "But we do know that another baby wjll SQOn need us." - The Subers feel that perennial 2 -a.m. feedings don 't tie them down as much as one might believe. Diane says that infants are the easiest to care · for , although ~he has had foster · children with special problems. The average stay is three weeks to three months. She may take the baby home from the hospital or ta ke -;iv.er his care wheo he'.s as old as 13 mon ths. Recently, she cared for two babi e,s at once. One had allergies which 'made · he. stay longer than expected and because ot a shor tage of homes they askM Mrs. Suber to double up. "\Vben there is more than one, though, I MORE A ITE!'<TION Do foster children deprive her O\\'D children of attention? ":i.1y children don't n1ind \vlien I can't do something \\'ith thcn1 right a\vay beca use the baby needs attention. They're very patient and underslanding." She adds , "they get v~ry excited when a new baby is cooling. Children's Ij{on;ie Society · gi\·es us an inil ial and the children tielp us choose a name, begin·· ning \Yith that initial. ''They .help me lo seleet just the right outfit for a showifl8 with the adop- • ~men. BEA ANDERSON, Editor Mtond•Y, J1-ry 11 1tf4 P•M 17 • tive parents. And when each baby is placed, they miss him 11s n1uch as John and I do." Tenchers are no longer surprised when the Suber children -Terry. Peggy, Tim ""d Kathy. aged 12 lo 7 -tell thetn there "'iii soon be a nc\v baby in the hQUse. , TI•e SU~ber ramily albu1n includes ple- tuft·s of all the foster babies in variOus stages of grov.1h. Diane talks abc:iut each as if ho were her O\VO. CHILO CARE "People often ask me how I can take care of someone else's baby, bot \\'hen you bring a child home from the hospital, and go through all or those early \\'eeks, it is your baby. ·'\\fe've nursed then1 through probfems \\'ilh rorrnuJa.5-tpne recent ctia~ went through rive formula changes), allergies and infections. , \\'hen they leave the Suber home. the\.' are sta.bilized so that nervous new "Par'ents don't have added problems at the begin ning. Or, sometimes. they are placed ~·:ith more experienced parents. She cries, mostly on the inside, when a baby leaves her home, not because she is . losing lhe baby, Diane safs, but because she is so happy, for the baby and his adoptive parents. Diane Suber does worry about teenage mothers and the current trend toward keeping their babies. · . TREND NOTED "\Vhen these young · girls find that their children are 10 or 11 months old. not tiny cute babies. they often give them up for adoption. This.can be really hard on the baby. ··rm sure · that there are some who can keep their babies, raise theni ~·ell, eventually marry and. make a good home for thcin. But I've koOwn &o many \\'ho want to do it on , their own. be independent of theii-\parents, .bu~ just don 't have the resources. i'lle baby becomes the fantily battieground:'' Diane notes that each , roster baby has had his own, definite -.personality and at the Suber home each gels. the same care. Foster ·parents rarely get direct·t~nk yous from adoptive parents, she said . But she treasures a rectnt note si~ by "a couple of happy parents and ne,.; grandparents." All ol the Suben agree there Will always be room for one more and there is plenty of love to go around. \ • --·~--="'-- ' J8 DAILY PILOT MondQ, JanuarJ 7, 1974 ! •~-~ I Voy ci gers Tqking an Imaginary Cr uise Voyagers Yacht Club members and guests will be ta.ken on a make believe cruise around the world via posters and -fla,gs durin&..Jhe_J>Dnual Com~ m11dore's Ball, to take place Saturday, Jan. 12, in the i'ale of the WbaleJ<>staurant. Cocktails and dinner will be followed by dancing to the music of the Hi Fives. Ready to hoist some of the decor are Oeft to right) Mr. and Mrs. Lee Armstrong and Mrs. Ronald Deacon. ' Varied LB AA UW Charles 0. Ownplin1 en· tertainment editor of tbe Loi Angeles Times, will be the speaker at the Saturday, Jan. 12, meeting oJ lbe Laguna Beach. Branch. A-me r i c-a n Association of Un l ve r s l t y Women. Champlin1 writer, speaker and film critic, will _discuss respoosibllities or the· critic and the audience, and the im- pact of films oo public ,taste and cultural chaJlie. Members will meet at 9:30 a.m. in the P>s AJJao·s Intermediate Scbool, Mission ViejO. - Exercises · •• • --r - Programs Ar.ran.ged _\ In Land Use. ,,,. -wll1 be from 9 a.m. to -Tueeday, Jan. 8, In lbe ".Huntlngtoo Bead! Recreatloa Oenter. , will entertain M.,.·llarbor Club members and. guests at 10:30 a,m. Thursday, Jail. 10; In the Meea Verde Qlwltry Club. Speekera will l n c l u d e ~tsUves· !cnn stsnaI District OU and Gu, the Calllomla Several events have been Department ol Flill aod cheduled t J b G•-California lleparlmenl 1 n aouary y -··~ Orange Dbtrlct, California ~-~~ ... !'! RecrBea:liooand, c: Federation, of Women's Ciullo .. )w.;i;,g";:'wi of the California Members .. wlll m..i at 9 Coa3tal Zooe Conservation a.m. Frida)', Jan, 11, in the Commission. Santa Ana Elks Club. Midway City Club members will be J>vints to be discussed are hoslejseo. plans -'"" development pf On Jan. 2S.a Report·Wrlting Bol!a Chica, ideas for beach Clinl<> will _be __ C<l!lducted II] ana--Ji-lyh·va y developin'enl-.ni Ora.ii• Clubhouse iM the from Warner Avenue · to the aMual'Flne Arts Festival will city pier, arid relevant coastal take place Jan. 30 !n zone pollcl... Fullerton. Los Oles SC Moth ers tw-es and exhibits dwin( iletlth Folr Thursday • Soluf. day, Jan. lo.IJ, at 8outh Coan Plaza. • ; Vlsttora may bate !heir blood pre...,. ~ed. 111.Y• gen oonsumptlon lelted 11141 quesUOI) the expei:ts:-' HB Junionc -Judging for the annual ~ contest, •J'Ofl!Ored by f1un: tingtoo Beach Junlbr w.~ will be Frlday,:Jan..11. contest lJ open ·w 1en!Or1 the Huntington Beach Uni lllgh Sohool District. ' • A Night at the . Kaea II plaoned for Tuesday, Ju._!•; . at Los Alamitos Tract. 11)01 event 11 oj>en to members ud) guesfs. A new six-week session of exercise classes for children, aged 6 weeks to 3 years, began today in the University United Practice s pe e ch es in AAUW I • lnterfratem1ty Mo t he r 1 ' w e s t m t n s t e r-Fountalri Council of the University of Valley Branch. Am e...r 1 can Southem_canrOrnia. will meet Association ot u n r·v e iait ty at 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, Wotnen will hear the ma;, in the Town and Gown foyer of th eir cities discuss . Methodist Church, Irvine. preparation of the February Classes are conducted in contest will be presented dur-- three categories: diaper gym, ing the neXt mfeting of Las Mini Gym I and Mini Gym Olas Toasbnistresses. II: Mot):lers are taught h>w Meo:!bers will meet at 7:30 to exereise their children and -p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9, in set up a daily exe;c.ise pro-the Mercury Savings and gram that can be done easily loan, Huntlnglon Beach. at home. Speakers will be the Mm .. : Wo rkshop Evelyo Sinith, Doris Woodall and Eleanor Page, a.n d toastm!Jtreim will be Mrs. .Margaret Gonzales. . ' - on cam~t· . munity problems. r . SpeUei will be Dr. James · Members will meet at 11: Allred Peterson, director of .. _";i;;;;. 2 -· llaiaoo services, Gerontology ·~~;81;;.n:'l',;,.,"r.:i·:ach.I Center, USC, who will discus 1 " '111eFamily u It Grows Older. Celebration , ! Mrs. Jim Dana's Huntlngton boat ao IMUll Robert B . League of Women Voters of Huntington Beach and the American Association ' o t University Women are. co-• Alumnae sponsoring a worbbop on The Woman tnvestOr will Clipped Wings-Clan aod Lady Stuart al:- Beacli home will be the setting dinner In the Saddlebock for the .r•ezt .,..tiog or the Santa Ana at 8 p.m. Saturday~ _ . Bolsa Chica-A Ca&e Study lie discussed by Leo Hanna L·1bra Re· solves Dilemma ~~~30;!Z~J'. Jan. 10, ID the Newport Beach Horoscope: Orang~ County Chapter, Clip-JaS';;,~· 1801 when the fil'Stt peel W°lft8S .at 7:30 p.m. Thurs-B held Scots day Jan 10 urns supper was , The gi-oup, comprised of all over the world have former Uoiled Air Lines gathered to pay tribut2 to the Stewardesses, supports the poet. . • TUESDAY JANUARY 8 By SYDNEY OMARR Persons with Uranus on the A.tcendant· or in the First Bou9e of the horoscope tend to be unorthodox, have a gaminfike appearance, are o:ucerned with progressive rMVements. These are the in· \'entors, and innovators, those u·ho are prescient, intuitive, capable of perceiving what will be· needed in the future and capable or d 0 i ri g !IOl!iething aboot it. , SUZANNE BONHALL February Date Set Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bonhall of Covina have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter , S u z a n n e Bonhall or Balboa Island to Dr. Lawrence w. Zarrilli or 'Olnma del Mar. '!be betrothed are planoing lo marry Feb. 16 in St. MldJaef and All Ang e l s Episcopal Church, Corooa de! Mar. Miss Boohall is a graduate of Covina High School andl;-=========! ~ California Western University and the University of Southern California. Her fl8Jll'e is the son of Laura NelS4XI of Oceanside and Dr. Reuben A. Zarrllli of Akron; Ohio. He received his BA from Albion College and his MS and DVM from ?tfichigan State University. ' A ~ • • ' MODEL OR REMOOEL Put ltAll Together . , for FVn. POPU!arlty, CoriMlnCI JoMRob..t '°"--... "' ........... 'so &RI -- • '· '-. times, to bf mor:ose. You take responsibilities more seriously than do most persons. · You are a powerful pmon who home of Mrs. RDbert Skinner. Me so-Ho rbor Radio,· television and stage comedienne, Arlene Harris mentally retarded The menu will feature tradi· · tlonal haggis aod rout beef .. H 'I h F . .. Entertainment will include' . eo t 01r piping by James'McCall llld Various phases of health aod dances by ·the Royil Scottis'il fitness will he subjects or lee-Coontry Dance Society. . . probable, could resolve dilem: building reservoir of goodwill. ma. What you do now has AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. far-reaching, long-range effect 18): Basic issues are featured -know it and don't trifle but focal point changes. What wi th emotions or potential. -was considered important now SAGm ARIUS (Nov. 22-~mes somewhat of a side Dec. 21 ): High1ight versatilitY. issue. G~~ Virgo persons attracts envy and, at times,11----------------------------...,; enemies. You are loyal, stead- fast and eventually nwst learn to relax. May should be most significan~ in 1974.~ Di ·r That . definite and are in picture. Health, work, . W!l'S Y-. 15 . plans for future co-mingle. if you i n s 1 s t on ~ymg Promised decision is likely to on one p~IUle you . will pay be delayed. - a dear pnce. Soc 1 a Ii z e. 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M S)"ll'lbOl of ~ .... ,,., -~--·. -.. _ 17.A191ktoftr .. °"'* -90119-lt I -- • • JUDGE PARKER ' .-. , MISS PEACH LlllPll, VOi.i 'iltf ~-llolTl<lll! SPOI<& YBS, AT A' GATHU!IN~ Of IJ~INllff Miff PllAGH, IXIGUT~S t AT A COOWNTOWN . ' MOTIL. IT WA+ AaOWT " Al.I. T~f MDNIV '!'HIE 6o\/lltNMeNT r::--.:s::'P&.:::N~,;.;;.·-;....,.~ Dr. SMOCK , &Or.DO MOON MULLINS 11"'5 HARP 1b Blt9AI< OW HA&rrs,s. eµ11ss ..• by . Charkis M. Schub by Mell MY FATHe;:: ~eceNTLY '>POl<o AT~ &16 1---- MIP•WESTfltN CO!.L!6& .... .. -TOM~ SROTH&ll:, A901AT ALL.. THI MQNaY Ml fPIHOf .... •1., .. ___ .... • DAILY PiLOf }9 by Roger Bradfield 100 BAD 'rn~RIO 1SN'r /\ HAIR FAIR'{ ... -'{()UR PAD CD\JLD Rfll~ by George Lemont by Gus Arriola by ROCJer BoHen NO .• I. TJIQUE;Hr !,SAWA BAT. v \~7 "And llOI Hly IUI, goodbye collqe -.., eelery and wabt and blp ezerclsH!" DENNIS THE MENACE t -. .. •Yoo Ai.P£MJf A710W~T I in£, SO I v.Q(f GO 11© 1HE ~LS.· I ' • • • • • 20 DAILY PILOT Mondq, January 1, ~~4 • -·~Radio's Door' Returns • • Socialite By JAY SllARBU1T NEW YORK (AP1 -The creaking door creaked, the bass strings brooded and E.G. 1'1arsh.111 put on his best cminous voice 1, and sald: "Come In. Welcome. Welcome to the sound of suspense. "Welcome to the fear you can hear -bul mostly lo the world of terrifying im· agination." And with further ado, the ambitious new "CBS Radio l\1ystery Theater" s er i es began its courageous attempt Sunday night to help revive ENTERTAINMENT but before he .goes he con· fesses he killed. a man 10 years ago for money and that an innocent man -his vic- tim's bllslness partller -"'cnt to prison !oz: the deed. SHE. LOCATES the business, tells her finding s lo the cuITent....,,roorletor and he talk.! her out of repeating the tale either to the poJice or her minster. He suggest.s thev kick it Upstairs. the golden days of coast-to-'---------' "That's where our answe lies, dear woman," he says. "In prayer." Any time a guy calls a widow "dear woman" you know he's a baddie; in cheers for having the guts this ease, he's the one who to at least try radio drama hired the !Oller. coast radk> drama. birds still In his room end the would-be a~ssin has go't· 1en the same disease .... THE PARAKEETS are praised by the family doctor as he revives· the sha~en uidO \\': "Thev saved your life. l\1ade l\fr. Winfield too weak everi to throw a little old lady LID 0 N!WrMT OEACt-4 lNTR.l.NC'f '0 LIDO 1\ll 611~)\0 T1le llttfft Holiday Colftbhurtlo•! WILLIAM Hnt.DEN ''BREEZY'' .... down a flight or steps." This [ine feathered denoo- ·ment was-mou!Ung before il lert the cage; the acting sounded occasionally uneasy and l\!arsllall, the series' ho&, seemed insufficiently ominous. But no matter. DI NEiii\( C "'01 llllA CQlll>OllA 1'0r.I ' a IQUNTAIN l/All!V "'-: "i.-..-.-...ilL I ~(>~:-:;;.-~, ~ ;-;--;;:;~ .. MILD OV•lll "THI WAY WI Wini" I PG J l•rW• Stnl .. 114 1M1 .... rt ....... f":1 FOUNT II!~ VAllfY .,.t,~~D ......... ;o:: .:;;-;;-;;:, ::-;;:::{. •• "UIClitlYI ACllON'" C\!leste Holm portrays an indulged socialite accused of being a ,,..... spoiled hypochondriac on lltedical Ce nter, to- night at 10 o'cloek on CBS, Channel 2. Neither NBC nor ABC have gotten in the aural act yet with rresh material, although 'technically speaking. neither did CBS with its scheduled premiere show, "The Old Ones Are Han! to Kill." again cn a nightly basis for And Jest she figure this at least a year. out, he hires a yowig man to c..01 The proceedinp s t a r red become her next boarder. ..THE GnAWAY" • Agnes Moorehead as a 77-keep an eye on her-and, Y.'hcnll~~~~~;~~~~JLJ~~;;;;~;;~~~I year-old widow lady who lives she talks about going to the I! in a large old house. She has oolice. instructs him to hurl •--------------------------.. an elde;rly boarder, a parakeet her down the cellar stairs. TllE PLOT v:as musty and fancier, who coughs, wheezes But by this time boarder TH is time the bullets are tiitting pretty close to home! Mason Cas·t HOLLYWOOD (UPI) James Mason will co-star wlth Candy Bergen and Charles Grodin in "11 Harrowhoust!," for 20th Century-Fox. the dia logue either high camp and fin:illy dies, apparerttly No. 2 is sounding as sickly I or lowbrow loquaciousness. or pneumonia, in a room full as his predecessor and he falls depending on your point of of twittering B r a z i I i a n down the stairs instead. Turns view. And the old creakin~ budgies. out his predecessor died of door sowld.ed like a loon with Th_is seems a cheap exit. parrot fever borne by the a goiter conchtton. ·-;;;,;;,;;;:;;;:'*!tlii~;;i~iiii~m:iiiiiiii~;;ii~j Did I care? Heck, no. It :;:••************' '''''}" was great fun in its own weird : w.· 673-62~ !: way 'and CBS deserves many : t~l--T * Dally At All U.A. Cinemas ! 2,.1 e;1'1• c.1,, Nwy,: :~ COllONA O•L MAil ,._ ·BORDER GrlTALI. "AEAT NEW NATURE FUIFOR1974" . : ! "WONDER OF :' i IT ALL" IPGl !.• f W ... days -5.7.9 : Sot/$1111.-1.3.5,7.9 ~ : •••••••• ~····· ......... t\ HELOOVERI horfl9 S.,111 "A TOUCH OF CLASS" I PG I .... I .. ~ ~· ;r. .... • .J !Wudftf.l!de:I ~ ~~u ~tits •rlirbl'DI A !'DI: l'lllr&i.W [tlle"lfltil'E b'D~ NOW SHOWING ONE WEEK ONLY Co-HIT "BIO 11r1 RIVER" IRJ __ ,,_,_ e-.-.~JJ DAILY AT ". J0.2 '''" "' 7:05·~:2G-11 :2s P.M. Clift Gorm•11 "COP'S & llOlllERS" Junn Caim "SLITNE•" Both In C~I (PGI George .St<Jat ''TOUCN OF CU.SS,. ''t.OVIEllS & STllANOt•S" Both f11 Color! Cf!GI "THE NIGHT VISITOR" Storri119 T,.vor Howard Lh UlilftOR MESA TNEATllE ----,OuNTAIN vAILEY-- JIAMIL Y TWIN --s uitTIHiiTliE-- NUNTINCiTON llEACN POllT THEAT•E COllONA" OEL MA• WESTlllOOK- WESTMINSTEll Nea rly Everyone Listens to Landers NOW SHOWING Escape Is Everything! STEVE llUSTlil mcQUEED lllFR-11111- ,~a FRANKL.fj J. SCl!l.H N[R !· ·•1 1--~~PA~LLOD1~~[1'!],~@--• ,.,.. , VICfOR JORY OON COROON ANTHONY l£RB! ••· .~ ... l(Q lllCHMONO .... .,.,ROBfR! OOkfMANN .~ FR.AtiK[IN J SCWffl(R ...... _DAI l()lj fRU MBO .. L0R[NlOS£MPLLJr .... ~ .... H£N~ (/W1!il£'1£ . J(~RV r.ot.OSMllll ....... fRANKtlN 1 SCIWfNf~ PWJlSIOrf J[CHN!COl.OR Diil! IT. 1:30-4:15-7:15-10:00 ~v:•" ·• ~,.,. ..... . ,U0<\11'?<.0'>"' ·1' ...... ~ -.......... wio ':'H""'0>"•'.<0 ., ,.., ·.·~'NIJOP( -... ~,,_,._._.. ...... ~ ... .,. ...... ~·--~""""' l'n ....... ,,_ .. ~..... .• • '"~ DAILY AT: 1 :00-3:00-5:00 7:00·1!00 ' 11:00 ,1111· Waller Mallh<iu "PETE 'N TILLIE" CONTINUOUS DAILY SHOWINGS i"l his·tirne the bu lletsTre, lnitting p"retty clos·ir to home!j ~ ~\ --:_1 ;i , .. : ... , .... ,. ~ .. •"'' ....... . , nll L1 12:30 ·2:35·4:40 '" 7:0~·9:20-11 :25 FIRST ·COUNTY ENGAGEMENT EDWARDS HARBORc:.OT:. t "•••ooo llYD. U "1ltDOI U . ••• o~n , ... n ... CCl5TA .... .. ' • \;_'!-:-._ ' !11:9. Many of his fellow officers consldered him the most dangerous man alive-an honest cop. .... ~ .. -........ --~"""' AL. PACINO . " CDMING-"TJIF; EXORCIST" EDWARDS 2ND llG WffK "SLITHER" 1:20-4:45 1110.11130 "CON & IOllllS .. aiOW1ao •150 • (RJ --., .. CINi00,111 lO ... • •• --.lL.-'-.......... -.. -·'"" CINIODMI ll .. • "Ill .:. ... -.. _ .. , .. $1AOIUM•4 ::.:; ................. ,.!.till.~ "AMlllCAN •IAPITTI" ..... "PITI 'N TILUl't, INl "TMW-DON II O•AO" l•I 1 "NION P'LAINS Oall•T••" I•) "TN I ,AMIL.Y" '.!SIRrlCO'' Ill ... "IADG I l 73" Ill ''THI SIVIN U'5" INI ... ,"STEILYAID ILUIS" (II -·Clint -ecistwood •• Dirty Harry. . ,, "MAGNUM FORCE" Ill Dalty 1:00 • l :IS • 5:l0 • 7:45 & 10 P.M. ) OM.TAT IOTN Ali 12:4S.2:4M:4S 111 .. •r20-11 12s • "' • •I ... • By THE ASSO'CIATED s. SOMEWHERE PIWSS DE:'J'WEEN LOVE A N D Bllll>Oard's bot bib lot the TOMORROW ~ Roy Clark -k u they appear In nex! Dot ""k's ls$ue of Biiiboard 6. ONCE YOU•VE HAD Magalnze. TILE BEST -George Jooea Epic TOP SINGLE.S --.,:--TIIE W'J; LOvE SONG l . THE JOKER -Sieve--Hank William;, Jr. MGM "!Q,ler Band Capitol • 8. SONG AND DANCE MAN 2. TIME IN A BOT!'LE --Johnny Payche<k Epic Jim Croce ABC 9. BIQ GAME HUNTER - 3. SHOW AND TELL -All Buck Owens Capito[ 'JO NIGHT'S TV IDGHLIGHTS CBS G 8:0Q -Gunslnoke. Jeanette Nolan ls "Dirty Sally" In the second part of this episode which led to her own series, debuting this week., • NBC IJ 9:00 -"The Defiant Ones." Sidney Pol· tier and Tony Curtis portray convicts, chained t°' g~ther, dependent on.one another to make good their escape in this 1958 movie. ABC fJ 9:00 -ABC Theater. Richard Chamber· lain stars In "F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Last of the Belles," a biographical portrait with Blythe Dan· ner, Albert Stratton and Susan Sarandon. ...J • Mo11diY1 Jari~V)' 7, 1974 DAILY PILO~ PUBIJC NOl'IOE Wilson Bell 10. AIN'T LOVE A GOOD 4. SMOK!N' m THE BOYS' THING . -CoMie Sm l th n.-----------------ROOM -Brownsville Station .~Co-lu_m_b_ra ______ _ Bell 5. I'VE GOO' TO USE MY lmaginatioo -G I a d y s Knlght ana the Pips Buddah 6. YOU'RE SIXTEEN - Ringo Capitol 1. NEVER, NEVER OON· NA GIVE YA UP -Barry White 2th Century 8. LIVING FOR THE CITY -Stevie Wonder Motown 9. Lm' ME BE THERE . -Olivia Newton John MCA 10. HELEN WHEELS - Palll McCartney and Wings cap1w1 TOP LPs · I. JIM CROCE -You don't Mess Around with Him ABC 2. CARPENTERS -The Singles, 196&-lm A&M 3. ELTON JOHN -Goodbye Yellow Brick Road MCA 4. JIM CROCE -I Got a Name ABC 5. STEVE MILLER BAND -The Joker Capitol ~iiii~iiiii~~§o:(_ S. NElli -DIAMOND ---:- Jooatllan Livingston Seagull Columbia 1. BETTE MlD1tER -Bette ~tidier Atlantiic , 8. THE WHO Quadrophcnla MCA 9. RINGO ST ARR -Ringo cap1w1 10. ALIC.E COOPER - ~f usic of Love WM"Mr Bros. EASY IJSTENING I. THE WAY WE WRE - Barbra Sln!lsand Columbia 2. TIME IN A BOTTLE - Jim Croce ABC 3. LEAVE ME ALONE - Helen Reddy COiumbia 4. LOVE'S THEME -Love Unlimited Orchestra 20th Cen· tury 5. LET ME BE THERE ·-Olivia Newton John MCA 6. THE MOST BEAtmFUL GIRL -Charlie Rieb Epic 1. SHOW AND TELL -Al Wilson Rocky lload 8. WHO'S IN THE STRAWBERRY PATCH WITH SALLY -TOily Orlando ""1 Dawn Bell 9. GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD -; Elt!l!I Jom MCA ~,,. . 10. ERES TU· TOUCH 1'flF. WORLD ...., Mocedadee, TRA COUNTRY SINGLES I. IF WE· MAKE IT .THROUGH DF.CEMBER - Mark Haggard Caplwl 2~1-.l.OYE .-Tom T. Hall !lfertury · 3. JOLENE -Dolly Parton RCA 4. HEY LORE'IT A -Lore!· ta L)'M MCA Transient Sentenced SAN BERNARDINO (API - A 28-yur-old transient has been sentenced to life in prison on a f I rs t ·degree murder conviction in a case where the victim's b9dY was never found. Neal William H a n d a , lonnerly of Taooma. Wash .. bad been ccnvicted of killing Bruno Bertoni. ~. an ex· .. .. n,. ..... ............. .. _, ...... ~M1·1211 ' .,...w..~ ---·-.... IUll Sll1Pllff'91 COl.O TUIKIY !fCI (1.)Tll UlltftlllJ ft.)IM>lt-liit<AT., . 0.1 LifTU ... Md .... ........ ,.,. ._ .• Oft .• _, .., .. , .. , w•At •lPPllllt TO J.f.L? IXICUTIVI ACTION (Pl) ,.._ WIUIAa MKOI• llVIMlllS (Pl) TV DAILY LOC NOTK• TO. COlfTltACTOltl CALLING FOlt •10$ ScNIOI. D ~s t r I c t : NEWPORT·Mfi5A UNIFIED SC HOOL. DISTRICT '' Bid 0.ldllne: 11:00 O'Clock •.m. ol 11'1• 1511'1 d•Y ot J.,iu1ry. lt U. • Pl•c• of Bid Rtcllpl~ 1:00 Monday Evening JAHUAflY 7 ll!Ell/li~ Ceuftllli•" lddll'• fltMr Tiie llltf .... ·-· flilpt ""'" ' (}) Rnlvtl Flr11 s,tclal "AH sand Heeven Toa" I SIMplt111111i. M1rll Mwlt: tC) (~llr} "M II hra- " (adv) '51 -O.brl Ptt:•t. Jett C111ndltr. flllM ....... p t.olp -~--, "'° 11 u ltl m "'" . .,,,, wi..r . 0Tck-Caiiif1r 111est1 IS • ~LIRI Fu u,.rt who fills for Dl1n1 whllt promotln1 hlt new bOO)i 11 8utlty'L I Mtrw lrHrl11 Show T1tt"" Ontt ""'~ 9:00 II LUCY GIVES THE BIRD * TO ARTE JOHNSON 8 tilt Clll Cll ""'' LICJ lortt .iiirlnson 111lsts 11 t proftuOf of ornitllOlop who 11low1 Ll,ICJ to "blrd,ait' with 1 r111 trople1I bird. Ol.irlcl Admlnl1lr1llv1 Olfltts 1151 Pl•ctnllt Costa Mesa. c1n1or1111 (714) 6ot5-1100 Prolo<:I idtfll!flc1llon Htrnt: . Aller1tlon1 and Adlllllo111 to COSTA MESA. HIGH SCHOOL N.l . C0tl'tr ftlrttl...,.. Ro1d I. Ar· lln111on Drlv1 Cost1 ..........,, Ctlllornla L.18RARYIMEOIA. CENTER It AD· MINISTRATION Pl•~ Plln1 A,.. on Fiie: Dlllrlcl Admlnl1tr1lh1t Olllct• • NEWPORT-MESA VNIPIEO $CHOOI. DISTRICT t'll Beker 51retl Coste MtA, CeUfornte 92•2• and ltle offices of IM Archllect CARMICHAEL-KEMP, ARCHITECTS 2l10 I.Of Felll Place Lot Angeit1. CalUornla 9003t NOTICE .IS HERE8Y GIVEN 11111 th• DbOv.Nmtd $(fl001 Ol1trkl of 0t&n0• couniy, Calltornl a, 1tilr10 by •l\d tnr0119h II• Govirnl119 Ba.rd, heretnaner ffftrrtd to •• "OISTA:ICT", will rec1lv1 up 10, but nol laler thin lht •bOV•·•ljttd tlm1 Malad bid• tor lilt award o ' contr.ct tor 1111 'bOvt pl"Ojlcl. Ul"IT....,... A Real Beauty San Francisco Boat Queen Diane Barnett looks like she's carrying surfboard.. But, hark, it's really a 50-pound boat that un[olds to either a sail or power. Campbell Sloop Es·capes Weather l:JO ! Htp1'1 ""'" _, (C) t90l "!lit ... hail" com) ·55 -Roullnd Ruwll, fer- -mindo-1.amu._Eddl• A1btrt. 019 CIJ C MIC ... day "°"" U"tlrf"'Tllt hfllllt Gitt' (Cl (dr1} '58-SldllfY Poltltr, Tony Curtis, Thffdott Blktl, Two n.1n1w1y ch1ht 11n1 prllonut, 0111 bltck tnd one whltt, trt &hackled tottthu n ther l!J' to 1111ke fOOc1 tlltfr tielpt. ([I TM loN Dftn ... . D DuPont Pflllnl1 Bld1 .nan bt rtctl'ffd 111 t/11 1>11ca 1~1lllld abo'te, and lhaU bt ooen.o elld P11bllely· raad lloud tt Iha tbOVI • steted llMI Ind pll(I. Ti-I wOI bt I UMt dtllJ(lllll rtqulrl<I lot 11ch Mt of bid dixumenl1 to Gut••n!et !ht return In good '°lldlllon within ft•t dt'l'I lllf'r tn1 Dld ~nl119 dile. BOATING Yaching activity in Newport Harbor over the weekend was squeezed in between rain ~quall3 and wind blasts out of the southeast. Voyagers Yacht Ct u b' s annual Portsmouth Handicap race for the ~~11 Sl®P trophy was sailed without incident Saturday with Lee Armstrong's Wind Chlld the winner, John Kinket:s Niki II was rwmerup and Bill Rohrs' LumaraD was third. lived up to its name for the small boats on saturday as the sun broke through and a mild breeze prevailed for the start off the BY C committee tower. lil [J) (9 (IJ}'ltiil" • OfC.V.11 ~ Mtrw lrffft1 .._ ..... -. . ,...,., ... ='=--·-Lllllt ....... 7·•e.-.!~-ti A ~ ljj'" (dnl '31 =. EMrd G. * 11ichard. Chamberlain· · f. Scott fitzpra1a·li-- tht Last of the Belles D illl Cil !II AIC nutrt •f . SCOttfltza•rlid ind the List ol th• Belltl'' A l>l•J·Wlthln-•·Pl•Y rw••I· int tile d1yi before encl titer 1920 and lnt1rtwlnl111 1 blop1phy « F. Scott Ati,.rald •rid OM: of hi1 finest 11\ort stories. Richard CJ11m- . blftlln, 1¥ht D1nn1r, Albtrt Strat- ton, Suun S.r1ndorl •rid Dnld H11ftm"' star. llil -(C) ta~ -c.,.r ti ltlt liNM ...... (dr1) '57~• ~~..:.11111ux. •&tr. Altip -each bid """''· conform -•nd tit ••~POnll•t 10 th• cOlltracl documenll. l<actl b(d shall bt> t ctompanled bY 1111 »-eurllY referred to In Ille eonlract ooc1.1ment1 and by lht 1111 ot prOJ101ed 'Ube0nlraclor$. TM DISTRICT r1serv1s !I'll rl1ht to rtll'CI any or all a.ld1 or to waive any lrreoV11r!ll1s Ot' 1n1orm111t111 ln any bids or In thtl blddln1. , Thtl IMSTltlCT Mt ctttwmlntd flit ttntr1I p.r1•1Ulnt r1t1 of w diem wq" In th1 l~llty 11'1 Wl'llc.tl tllll work I• lo b• pertorfntd tor 11dl ~rail °' tv~ of' work1n1n Mtdld to IXICU!I the -contract. TlllM rain art Dfl f!ll at 1U1 Pltttntll AWfl\11, CO$ll Mn1. Coples may .,. otr11lnM on r..,e,t. A CoPY et 1111 .. r•ttl 111.111 n. ~104 11 tilt llb lilt. Yach.ters Alnrmed By Plan THE CAMPBELL'S Sloop Spoon for the' last boat to legally finish went w Les Grant's Marilyn. The secorid race of Balboa Yacht Club's Sunkist Serie! T!IE .KEELBOATS did not fare so well in their race Sunday. There were occasional squalls and a brisk 1$20 )mot wind kicked up a chop outside the jetty that was sufficient to dismast one boat. Al.so dismasted was a s m a 11 catamaran not involved in the race. Final resulb of tile &unki.st Series will be compiled after the third race during the first weekend in February. lbb=~= I lM...., ........ rn1,.~•"Jt ... !MM,-l:IOll(lllJ llll Cll Diet Yu Dy kt 1(1) Dnptl iiieW Dick Prtston is lnJurtd wtlllt W1sbl11"°1 Stnlfllt Tilt: I rtltearsini • SC11n1 1t tht sludle [I)) llllbJ co!Qin...,. w!tll • ruued, over .. 11tr. 1011n1 Thoe loraoolnt Khtdula ot per diem Wtoll" 11 blMd upon • worlr.lnt d•Y of tlgllt Ul houri. Tiit rtll lQr l\o1ld1y and 0¥1'1'1lmt work 51'11tl bl 11 least tlmt Ind -.llllf. 11 1t1t11 bt m1nd1tory upon thtl CON- TRACTOR lo wtiOm tha conlrtcl I~ 1w1n:l.O, Ind UllCM any ~bc:ontriiKIOr llfKlt r him, lo pay nQI lffi ll'lln 1111 111d specUlld rattt 10 111 workmtn employed by lhtm In lne 111ac:11Uori of' !I'll contract. By ALMON !OCKABEY Of th1 Dally l"llot Staff . Boat owners from Newport Beach to Satita Barbara are Keep 111 Tune EPriMT Mer tdor who Is •lldous to prow him· c..MJ . self. B1rry Yan Dykt, DlcK1 IOftt n,.. ....,.. rue:m •• t111 ,ovn1 tctor. 7:il' ........ Whiten ... I= .. Ahtllblrt I -""'"" ._ __ 1-5'Mll "a.1 ti Tricb"" La .._ on ind Y1l1rl1 Tay!Or afkln tilt ..._, Grtl\ Bltritr RMI otf at coat ti "'""'" Auatrallt. ll:Ol B lllll fill~--JIM w""" ... ~n oflirtt ue" . Ctlatl MllM Nit bhldtt ma• wltlldraw Ills bid t.r I PWJ.cicl of forlY f!VI (d) dlYI 11t1r Iha dlll "' for !I'll optnlnt of bid-.. A PIYrntnl bord allCI I ~ bond wlll bl req1.1lr1c1 Prlllf' to txt<utlon of 1111 nnll'KI. Tiie ,..,rntnt bGl'ICI thall bl Ln me torm Mt torth kl Ille ~tra" R(umtnb. GoYtrnlne 8Mrd By Oorollly Huwy Flll'llr l"ublllohld Ora~ '°''' Cally Pllol. expressing concern over a proposal by the State Waler Resources Control Board to acqure the right w coo!rol aod cun.n 19,tivitles in some -waters-Including the entire west end of Catalina Island from the Isthmus w cat Harbor. 1 Boaters Advised On Fuel Savings TN ~ pests 11 I 11111 lf'll'ldl 1111111 S Mme: (CJ (2IWl 4111'11 wtio finds hlf llllrt lllild*I k Ill the en," (dr1) '&I -by 111 anopnt.-JOUlll hipplt,AU DKtmbtr ll, 1tn Ind J1n1.11rv 7, 1t7• 3931·73 PlJBl.JC NOTICE Rid'lard Widma" Linda CtlS!tl, dodor who bflnds JMr • rich. pw- ,Howard Duff, Ft1n JtffrltS. pend h)ipocllondrift. Mldtltl 811• l -==--c-c==-~~--1 =.::-fonwlO ·-· l r l"llllOfl COUltT 01' CAl.ll'OltNIA A public hearing i s scbeduled 'nalraday at 10 a.m. at tbe State Building, 107 S. Broadway, Los Angeles. .~iQMI boating ac---his boat to a plane and then oounta: for less than one-half-,,throttle back jll!t enough to of one percent of the nation's keep her there. I COUNTY Of' OllAHll (liM ........... 1'1UI I Tift• Trlli Plllnllft(I): MARIAN A. LOl"EZ ltowl'!!OlktllaM llo-tlA-,. 11 tMi.. f.-......1 f..t.tr Det.ndal'lt(•I: JAMES ·HALS DA I. E, ..... lll.. EDITH PAYNE ,wesrweu.. 001!$ I . •-., - -JO-JO,--z... to XX, lnclutl'lt -·-·b-To lhl Ollll'Mllnl(O: IWIJ&J.1• ..., C..U.: A c!YU totnPlalnt llilll bllll fllff; by 'ht tlllill I Ill C.., tl'll pl•1nllffl llO•lnst you. Ir you wl.n Yacht clubs and other boating organizalioos in Ille Southland see the recommendations·of the Bclrd fuel con!umption, accordlng to Pushing the throttle above industry experts, but il is recommended crul.5ing speeds nevertheless certain that boat may or may not increase owners wlll be hit with scme speeds a few · knots, but will cutbacka In fuel availiblllty. lncreue /uel COt1SUJ11171im .., Cmoequently, boat skippers much as iD percent. Consull are studying. ways to coo.serve manufacturer information for fuel while sWI staying afloat. the meet •fficient -.fu.el 1111 """ ..... llMt to dlltM lhl1 iawsult. you mutt tit• l:OO 8 (ft (I)) Cl)......... ..Dirty "9be lit .... Clllti in 11111 court • WY1tten pltldlnt In Slll('P1i;rf1 "Ofrty Sally's klridlltSS rttpOtlll to tl'MI cetnlllalnt {Qr a wr111111 te1ds " , d••th threat from his (I) ID fil...,. :'~~ ! ~~ ~r11~:'.~ =:":~11111~ towtr4 wounded outl•w C)'M i-lke ll:OD I 0"' m..... or oral plNdlnt. If • Ju•tlc1 Court) _ tl·Plrtnlts. .lt1nttt1 Nollll 11111 1111 ... /Uk ...... wlll bl 111t1red on 1ppllc1Hon bV tM as a tl's'eat to remove all moorin&' and ban andlorlng off the shore of tile. opecil)ed area. There are more than a hllf. · r·· million boals In Call/omia conaunplion ratio. Skippers alone, ranging from outboatd using large amounts Of fuel Didi R•mbo!!:-st·Sttr rojans vs. W11hlnato11. · P4•1nllftl•t and !fie court rn•Y. 1111&t *" • It •C t :-:··r (~ ...... -•l'I• or otPllf rtU11 ttqUMfld In 111e compl11nt. 0 .. ~ L t 'L t "Th w;.._ .... • IUC1C1mtnt··to111tnst you fol' Th• mor.y Sult" (R htlp fll•ki tlll : "' •• If .,.. Wltll • MU tllt "'Ice 91 an bouts I should learn bow to establish =.is. 14 arge cruising a "speec( c!ruve" for the betit m111 Arthur lums wl!en he fll\llly (com) '6&-TOllJ bndlll att-y 111 rlll• JMtter • .,.., ..... de" BILL DENDY, ·dlalrrnan of, E. to~ IMWMll: ,.,...... ,,,,_ty • tMt YMt "'8Hl111< 11 1nw the Water Resoucres Qmt~ UCLJ ~. rs. ~: ~I M -• 111 Pfllllll" ma~ ";:'.1':~'S"r ·~~HN, c1ar11. • Board in Sacramento said it HERE ARE A ,.., -. 1$hlnttot1 Stitt Coqara. rt) .._....u uni. ay Marlon L. Graul, OIPIJly was., ___ ,_r~~;00 that \he ,_,. E Im Lhllll tllJ '"' •~ w= ·--m"1datlolis !liat Will save !lie! 8 ROOKIE~EW TIM ~ tlttdlcocl,....... wasT 1M 011tA1tD1 Los Angeles rep:>nal board's while enjoying a day on the *FOR ACTION ATIPM ~at Rl&llt '· 001••• •uc:KL.ls ......... mm--.a .... :....s had nothing water.· ( )I fttlls Wat 441 S. Pltillflol SI., S11lhl lltl ~..,..v t:i:...-wu 83') (I) GB 1111 bltin WllHt -Lot A~•· ca. ""7 to do with the use of the ii unfustli tcMtd of lncompttenct 11:10 B (111 {I)) {I) CIS L* Mwlt: 11~~bltsh:51 or•f'll• ca.11 Diiiy Piiot island coves and anchorages Keep enginM shipshape. A followln1 th• de1th of t 'lflftr•11 ("C) ..-rtliil'M"" (com)~ Otcemblr 31 , im ano J1nwiry 1, 1.'. by Southland boaters. But properly tuned engine po11et otrlclr to whom ht bid bte11 .... .J..Ulo l'ulvtr, Michtlt Mtrelll'. 21, t•'" mt-7l Dou~ Bombard. bead ol the perfonns better and mes leM tempoml~•ul1nt<. IJtHtill!lltl JtO..; -PUBIJC NOTICE Ca "--· __ , "" fuel. Change oil -·larly. IW..W (nllplhlll l.omt GrMnt Is put host ine .............. nuu \.AIVe '"15'" TllllW•MIMrs.MW Bft(])l!BWW. WttW tf (lo Agency, said the regional Follow the manliacturerfl Dr•llllt e.ittlia1J1t •'Oflet ttlt KilllA&Stlftl"' NOT~~· .. ~t~1::~~~:ioN b 0 8 rd • s recommendations recommendations for routine UiellOllJwn ·-~ ... ~ l"ubllc notice 11 Pllrttry tlwn thtl were~~~-~ -•Id result maintenance flWt: (C). (211f) ... klcle tf -.-u .... · , (drt) '52 BIRTCHER PACIFIC. 1 111 ne r a I ·--..... ~a.a """"' .....,_ • -.. .... CttW' (totn) •4 "' • -111rt'*'9h!J11. compoMd 01 ltONALO e. in the banning of even swim-Minimize· engine wann..ups. ,,_,, In .loflntOll Dorotltr McGUlrt. llRTCHl':R AND ARTHUR g ~· m· the ,-1-ted •-•• Limit th t of th Huttotl, Eddle Brtt~en. QJj fl) ca*lc: w....,. '*"' 1 1 11, Tc H I! R , 1 n d A 1,. L ! R GAN .uc;, r-... .,._,, e amoun time e ...... Up ft111• Tiii• wom-PHARMACEUTICAU, A C1lltorn!1 ~or-said the recommen· engine is idled at the dock en's Uberallen filll'I pMuced In l:lliU0(4)111tn poratlori. GAVl.N s. HElt&!ltT,, Jft, daticm vrould affect all the but don't leave the dock wuh 1970 at Antioch Coll•P. b follOWtd Cf......., '1 RIC~ARo P. HAUSMAN, lllrtto1or1 _other d1annel Islands, es I cold ..... ..i .. e that couJd stall, by i llbtusslen bJ I lfM of ll'llfl ZHI ~:i: :u~ nri:11i u~'re "r ~lc~~~A'U;: well as some "°8Stal areas ~.,. tfld WOl!llll With dlverpnt polllll l:418 ...... •1ftM" (dfl) '40 -at 1000 SMI\ Grano AYlflut, City -' CtUSing 4 safety problem. efficiency. Plan fuel needs wisely. Know -..here you are going and bow mucll /uel you expect to use. Meandering cruises usually require frequent fuel stops. Esplore boating areu closer to home. HIGH 8 P E E D actiVities such u water skiing oj:lviously consume m u c h greater amounts of fuel. Try f18bing, Take advaotlge of total currents where pooslble. ecutive of J and J Plastlcsl===========t Enlel1>ri ... of <ltiago. • i: Bertoni disappeared from his Colton. l>Qtel room Aug. 1, 1912. Authorities theorized that he was 1bduoted, robbed and sl1in. A search for his body In the Clllton area proved "1Yii:.... M ,... ·~· Mt.iit, Ray MH"llC : ~.7ironf:.a dl~ou~tv 1':. 0;~"1d,:1·~~ MANY YACHT clubs have Clean engine air intakes and ==·~-""" Utr.J:",'..-..,,.t"'"i"'stlll! .. !!:: f:.riv:.l'd· ~rt'l'~.~:~n:i~=7::_~~·;!:i: leased moorings at mch coves engine ventilation system. Dir--, .... , lfl1I -~n.•• rt1111ens ~, partntn 1111r11n. as the Jsthnus, Fourth of July ty air filters and flame ar-- .., ..... (mvs} '32--RubJ ..... CirllOll, Ke!Wrt l.olll. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, tlw \,Ill> ,Cove, ,.,_Cove, Rowland's re.stors cause substantially Some skippers are already carrying extra fuel in portable containers on board. 'Ibis c-an be deadly. Most Inexpensive por'table storage tanks are not vented. They could rupture when subjected to higher temperatures, c:ausing . a safe- ty hazard. lrulde11. , ·- KIDS LIKE TO ASK ANDY I Tuesday .DAYTIME MOVIES . dtrtltnflll 111•1 Ptc:Ultd . 11111 Notlc1 ""K=l'I •----------------•·-----ot 01110M1on o1 P•rtMrlhlP •• of Landing E--'d Cove and greater amounts of fUel to • The Cl119 1~rl119 ntlll 10 their riapc-• uia IU • l:ll8 (Q ...... """ ti ...... 11111 .i;naturtl. cat Harb:tr. be used and may pr~ a ~ '51-Mtrlo uni• 01111 J1ou•rt 2, lf74 o e n d y 33id his under-fire or explosion problem. 'lbe 'I • 81RTCH•R l"AClflC.. .... ...... u..... _, I . h t II I 1:9 m .....,, c.-Mi" (•dY) ·s&-11111••• ,.rtt1tt1hl1t ;:i.1.euuuor; of the "dti.1initions aw reqwres t a gaso ne n:. Sfi;t1t11 Mctc11\y, Ptrtl• Castte. ~~ ~~i:!~ i: ::=; and criteria" p uh Ii shed board boat! be equipped. with 9 (C)'1'111 11111 IW" (f•n> '411 :~~~~~~·uriCALs. ·~ ~ ~~ ~~ :J; ~l~~i arrestor!. Keep them "111tftl rf) .. eM•' Pritt• W•H•• -Shlrtef lemple. a c.11fof'n11 corpor1Uon the land use of the island. flliyaT'~tll lllttf. l:OOlf;J~ " bf!• Or...-•Y ft ... H•U•MMI I lud I UI~~ h Midi II: --l .• "It·~• RilM. vice P,11111«11 This wou d inc e severa l\fAJNTAIN pr-'lers. A "'~~ ~.,. .,.........,, """ ~ 8Y Olan M. MCC•nn Bo •-·t Gltl •-·• d "I"' The Jaw. requlns tllat any c Io s e d companment ocn- talnlng a ga1oline fuel tank -portable or fixed -mll!lt be properly ventilated. Ad- ditionally, such boala mUll have the appropriate number of Coast Guard &fll>t'O'led Ott eslngulahers aboard. 11) '3 -Chtr\tl lortr, -" .... g:-~ -It ~ ('""") sec:r111ry . Y ~ • ~ ~ damaged prop can increase ttiur. -II':' ........ -oavll'I s. NII'...,,, Jr. other s u mm er reCreahoo r 1 · ~-k Ith tffiij'"'-~(ilnr•u _ DifllDfl. PUUI• PltJL__ 11c.1WG , .... Htwman wflich..ba ue consumption . ...,,Jtll,; w • ""-:t:'Mtrtinelll. J:JIO(l)(C) "ftll ••IMll" twu> l"ubll~ OranM CM•• 0111y 1"no1. = ve A=wnvntr-your arine-detle t.0-~~-=------, •~..,. <*'> ·n ~111oo 11,,... ''"~" '""' • "" ~ ~~oood<lii-:e~i detennine the prop<r propeller Bahamas' C,~QnO!,hnl~KutM. ._8 (11"""" lltkol ~·· (dn) PUllUCNOTICl!l "areas of special biological for tile size and use of your ll:JO•.,_.,.., OtdH" (bi} '39 '!I -Avl ltlrdntr Anthorlf FrM· • slgnlflc·•-" are th 0 s e beat.. . . ·~·Nolin .... ..._ WIQI tf a. tlotL ' NOM~•,::,:::.0::1c ... -... Ehm1nat marine -.th ClliNp Pnli'" (com) '42 -V•r• . TH• c1tv cou..CIL 011 TH• "marine ecosys~ms which e .. v...... B.n.ot F~-l Yaaut,flf .. lnttr. ~ 4:t0Cl)SeM•1MMlbth1 c•lY \Ofl 111:vi111• :traordin u · Moored boats accumulate "'°' uo U:oo!!-.. • 1~1 '47 ft>-1-~ (-' NOTICE HEll:EIY IS GIVEN 11111 are so ex: ar y ~JQUC, sub9tanUal'amounts of marine • • """ """ -.... _, ... ....., fill touow1ne ptrton• ll•v• oeen even though unquantifiable, wlh ·an 1 II • Crlwforf, Dine Andtl'A C.lholln, lirti1r1 llllL nomlnalld lot thl ettlc• of Mtmbtr that ~no accepta:ble chanfe In gro -e5pe'Cl y n sa 01 '"' c11v •Cou11<ll ~· 1h1 cav 01 "'ater creating drag when KOCE TELEVISION LO~ 1rv1ne to M 1111111 at 1111 Otn•r11 their en V l r on men or 9 M~nlclJllll e1tc11on to 11e ~"d rn 111t biological c 0 mp 0 n en ts underway. thus Increasing fuel t:oo t.'" Tl!lllD .. ICJ .uFar .... nd" _ ,f:JG , • .,, Ot*"tf c.vntr ~ c 1 .Cltr_OLirvl!'lt.....ori TJllJG•r. fha J111 d•Y r 0 8 u 1 t 1 n g from man's COfl!J~nptkm. . <lln'IOfllltllld by ''°' Doti Candy "COl\fil.ll'!'ltr W•ltll l)ogl" -Hoit 91 Mardi. ,,,.. - 11111 1.,.,. Gtrrard. Jlfll '""" \ookt ,, ,119 ora11111 vo11 1or flv• l)l act.Iv\ ties CAD be incurred.,, Ketp ~he . ~at In t~1m. a:JO M•• '"'• ONwJCI """r,1ne covni. Olflc1 of con111n11ri ~ff11r1. JOHN H. •V1tTON ll f-~-~--the are'as o...-..r d19tr1but1on of we1•ht A,WlllOllW"' -""'"' llY' flll •••• 7100 TM kMt C~ t .. ftlt tC·) GAlltlELLI G. 1"11,YOR uru:IC'I ucuuuo '·~ & -~. "" • ._,,., tN'l'-tot ...,_.'*'· t. ..... • •-teNy •• •:ot·J·""• t. RAY ov1GLsv, JR. 85 "the last rerrieining area aboard all vessels is important .f100 M Mitt ""'"' (() ....... .. 11Je ..... c..-., "' W19111"110ft lC) HENRY'.. QUIOL!Y to--"· be inlllblted by an for aafety as ..... e11 u add'•• "A ~t~ ~ Dr. Wllll1m Holt Jim c.opar w1111 l~ 1111 AR.THVk ¥(, i\.P4THOt4Y .,"""'' w .. 16 01....,., 11o1tW b Or. Met! i>vll· cOfllretimM wt1oM d1,1nen ch'9f R11:Hl\1tD •-~D1c111 cLA1-:I( .• ~.__. or rare :J:''es to the vessels e f ! 1 c i.e n t (111, OA• ce.r.iv. MAll:V ANN HOt.D•N . ,.,_,5""!. ~ ..... ..1... L ·"'*' •ltetrft ~ IC) A ~th; t :OI Tile Miii .,.. Mllfl TM ~ ltOllRT J. HO\MSTIPT during at least one pe od of ~ 1vrmance. ea v ti Wl· tO't •• """!!11111 1111 ~ -tC) "l(l!lf VIGor" -... ,_. fOf '"ANKL1N •• HUftO l"e.cyclc." neeeMary gear ashore. F..... H.,-111 f\tl 10 teCidt 1 fll1 fepld!Oilf of Pltrllt c1141\! JACK. KISH u ~ m.Mtt liitl b¥ -tot Iii •ldlM" l n ... , •• crlMt, Vidor ltllu '""" DAVID A, LOW! Yaeht and boatJJub offldal! f :OO ..,.,... lfrtlt (CJ t it t lrd, Oscar hit yttrt 11 • ll'IOltl• dl~!Qf'. C. '' CARL MOflltllON T ""' Ort.ti\, w 1hl l'Wf*ll" f :OO ,MlitUh! CCI "lnt~utllo!'I lo '"' MltS; HAZIL • MYJltS ' and the oraant Uon BOA °" ftll stml .,.. t•l•tt 111"6 Folk Son;" -F1•t11rtt Jftt; · 1110,l!lt.Y-~tllMlT .. (Boat OWnen Acting 'l'f>. bll'l'!"9 •• lauofl!f'll,, llnhll'lll tnullc Crock1r. tollttlnttr Ind 111n•rtst. ltOIEllT J. WEIT th ) d MMMot ,, 111 111:1mlnn 1111 0ttln1tl0fl ~ ttrol J. lllYM ... gt er are e X P e"C' t e 10 •100 Tiit .._ CtMtlll'llf C:t11lil! 1c1 maktup of ll'MI folk IO!\I. Cl!V Clttk of tnt City of 1rv1n1 attend the Los An ge I es ...-.• ··it.es Wlttlout tUc:htt" t :ao Al Mii ...... ICI ...... 11 l"UllllllllO Orll'IDI COttl 01Uy ,.llot, -W'"91'9M w!Mo!'n In '*'°"Ing. att todty at 1:00 p.11'1. J1n\l•N 7, 1 ... lt14 51;14 hearing, • ' ' > TllllOTl1.E back. Boats dc~~·for plonlng· usually ope~ate .~more tfflcitntly at planing speeds. ·but a gcod operator knows how to bring SYDNEY (AP) 7 . Bobby Symonette of the BahamlS, sailing the 5~-meter yacht John B.. bu """ the lint heat of the 5candlnavtan GGltl CUp. Crown Prince Harald of Ncrway, •kipper of si.acer1k. was secmd, and Russtli Slode Australia. in Baragoola, was thin!. Skagerak led after the first two checkpoints, but he got Into trouble when he choee the wrong spinnaker, Md Symcnelle brought Jolin B. Into the lead from third plooe in the Frid•t event. ' I - ) ) DAILY PILOT T1te Biggest Marketpl.ce on the Orqe Coast DAILY PILOI CLASSIFIED-ADS i:ie ~n:::: !·WaFindnt Adlt, ( 642•5678) One Call Ser~ice . . Fast Cl'edit Approval ....._..._ • • • , , , .$00 ·...U. f"-'tOI . . . , . , • • , 200 • 299 ~ ........ ,950 .m ...._,..s.i. ...... l00 ·124 loaft & ........ ~-900 • 914 ,,_ .. f_..j • , .• , . , $50 • SH "'·--"··· -• -• ' •• 100 ·1" ............... IO(I ..... Giner• ~ AND ASSOCIAT£S ~E'ALTORS BRIGHT AND SHINY DUPLEX -. Completely remodeled owners unit. Every- thmg new! Located South o! Highway in C?rona del Mar. Great Bayside, Canyon View. On quiet deadend str eet. Only $87,500. A listing of Bud Austin. CALL 644.7270 Mob.It ~loo Salo .,.,.IU •tell .......... , , , . , •• :too •M ,.,_,.., • • , , , , •• ., , '25 •• S4' St""" ....:t IM••11UIOl'I • • • )7) • J199 ..... -' """""'· . , . , .tiO •M S..OC.. "'4 ...... , .. , ,.00 -6" '-11!1 , ..... G.tiM/, •.•• ISO : '" Ti..,.....w.,_ .. , . , , , 91S • 9itt RAMBLING (ONTEMPORARY Impressive Dover Shores 5 bdrm home. Cus- tom built, fine design, top·9uality. Approx. 4,500 sq. ft. Lge FR, form. DR & jacuzzi. WESLEY N •• TAYLOR CO. 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 General ' -- U'°IVUI: fl()Ml'.S ONE END OF TOWN-TO THE OTHER Gi:'neral General * Balboa Bay Properties * LIDO SANDS-' 2828 E. Coast Highway, Coron• del Mar l:;;G;;o;;n;•';;;";1~~;;:;;~~~~G;•~n;er;•;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. I O.JIUY.,llllllll I' Deluxe con~ition. 3 WE c•• HELP .vou auv. * WATERFRONT LOTS·* . B.R.,_2 ba. $57,500. SILL, OR TRADE A HOME ANYPLACE IN THE NATION Buy, Lease, Option Best Newport Hts. Joe. Immed. occupancy. 3 BR, lg. den, form. LIDO ISLE -LIDO NORD BAY AVE.. ~~ i:i' frplc. $45;500. 30'x l05'. M'!llnificent view! $165,000 R-2 Lot 30x90. 675-7060. • · ,_G_•_n~"-"-1 -----I G .·.;.••-•_ra_l _____ I 70 LINDA ISLE DR. -LINDA ISLE MESA VERDE ,~ _ . Country Club • • B\Mnl Park EXECUTIVE E5TATE Entertain in huge upstairs game room with deck overlooking Los Coyotes Country Club. Over 7000 sq. ft. of living spjlce includes large bedroom complex. $285,000. GRUBB & ELLIS CO. PLEASE CALio 675-3000 m II.\\ ,\ llLU'll " . . I ., ' 2 ldml. + l'Ool $24,495 THE WORK'S GREAT Prime 45 ft. lag90n lot ~ $150,000 ON THE ISLAND 11th Green is right at /I ALL DONE MONTEGO HARBOR ISLAND Beautifully appointed your back door. 3 BR. ~ • 11 you Hred of looking MODEL Prize 50' lot adjoining easement. $400,000 ~up~~'· g:ire~~s ~e~f ~ ba. home w/pool. 3 ALL TERMS rJn NIGEI ~All r, ,', AS SlJ [IAfES -- at P'"i"'" instead of BILL GRUNDY REALT a r gar. $79,500. $29 950 homes, check lnto this Jove· In Harbor ViC\\' Homes. Only 1 OR 673-7420. 556-6800. t ly.carmel plan in h.rbor one of/bese for saio. A real 341 Bayside Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161 [B REAL.TORS [B SOME OR view homes , 3 Br, formal shary 4_ bedroom ho1:15e. Dra-1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!~ dining, fantUy room and the mahc tile ent!)'.. Living room1 NONE DOWN rhost lavish front and rear and fo~al dining room car· General THE . ULTIMATE!!! 4 Local· Offices to Serve You Don't pass it up! 3 Br - yard. treatment you've seen. pe ted ~lh ne~ gold car~t· --·The most lh•able· home I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I 2 bath channer. Beautifully On the greenbelt a short ing. Big f3 '!111Y room v.•Jth yuu'll rind! 5 bedrooms, I landscaped wlth lots of con· \Valk lo clubhouse and ,ixiol s~uttered windows. J?ream FOURPLEX country kitcheu, 3 cat C:.:.eneral General crete, brick planters trees only $71 500 Fee kitclien .. Qy,:ner mo"'.lng .to go-•e, heautiful pool & and dicondc>ra. Co p p,,e r CA.LL u•nll Ohio this month. Price re. . ·"'b Th A pl p• A BIG V 1 . ..... , duced. catt to see . 673-ssso. $82 50. 0 sauna too! You must see e p e · 1e LOY ABLE ~hi~~~~ -_ms~=~~i c:il REPOSSESSIONS ~NIGEL ~AILEY E. OPE.NTIL II. IT'S FUN ro BE N1C£1 this to believe! Large ir· Tree VALENTINE -f · .. :i.»egular lot \\'ilh boat gate, 546-2313. 'or infQJ'nu;itlon and location of these l11A I: VA homes. contact • [ti. 111~~. ·111·.~11 ~I~~~:<:2""lf!thO\\:~= Call JiO\\' 847-6010. l~h~th~· s:.r Kfc! oic~! N&arp~~~~ ~ua~:~ OP£NT1t.t•n'SFVN10BEN/CEI " I i. 11 ::;=,"""~~~~~I honie, 'but the niost im-baths. 3 car garnge. Only ~-·1~·~·1;·~·~ t. ...... J ' ~ 0;ruEL30UX~'E1~1;H«O~~Ed~a~ndeallN~~ portant thing is the honie 2 years llC\\'. Super plush . '. 1 p' \ YOUR NEW ,,i _ with it's shag carpet, family carpeling. Pa ste J con1-~-i KASAllAN Rul Estate H2""44 ASSIJ[IATES YEARS NEEDED GO~!E all in one paCkagc.1 ~~::i~::::: room, low traffic pride or modes. Water so ft e.n er. RATED . Ca-r mind-" saJ-men and See your accountant on this of~•,rshipd street & padrk like Auto1natic sprinkler system. x· •. EPflO--N-AL Huntington H•r'--r RESOLUTION '"" ..-u .... ., tax saver. Buy now lor full ron an rear yar only You must see this home! IRVJNE ''RANCH'' ":11~~ 1thlsarg' el!~k~:::eb~1i ~~~;=P£~~-ll-Orange year benefit. ·YOUR CHOICE l%~ 644-7211 ~!~~~!~ FUN10EEN/CEI Big 4 Bedi-oom, family room 0J:ugh\%1t'n; ~: 1!i:~ ::l:i~'rc&T20R MANAGEMENT 22 4 BeanXim or 3 + den in P.S. the tree provides the -, , home. In the '·Irv In e ho Cris 3 bedroom, family room, ~I Bl. 1'fesa Verde on tree lined apples, you make the pie. ~ Ranch" de v e 1 o p men t , me. PY sharp and full Q..UICK. SAL ' · Cost .. , c· . h Exper,·en"e not --=~. flSll shopping, schools, library, stone firep ace. Lots of ce-H -'k 1 . ,_ ba ocean. Spaoious house. Best r~h=:·~~~~~ FUTURE . -~11 •Culdesac. Convenient to ~ I Convetsa°ln pit with a ~~1f~·g~e: ~~5 BR, 60' dock .. l.O mla to a ... esa s mest ne1g · " '""'"'"-" country club and g 0 If 1 rnent, rOOiii""fOt ... t>Oat and wy -!'·iu 0 pnvau:: . Y View. Spantah Ule. radiant borhood & on the best street. Good attitude is. Send Sun/Eves. co urs e. Be au ti fully • 'z .:;;..:;..:;..:;~..:;..:;..:;~ trailer, beautiful shag beach view. First hme heat Door. Moving trom TI1is hon1e is chuck full resume to: Retail Depart-646.5855 decorated family Jlonle. And ~ • carpet~g thruout a n d advertised. $79,500. Call a~a. Need fast action. Is of discovery· it \\•On't last ::!h:·9~03~· Box 45TI, Ana·1-====-----available for quick oc-AMNTION! custom drapes. Lots of 64&-7171. priced W&)' under market. g).i~;':'!·11~.:!;!;.,N1CE• BEST BARGAIN cupancy. Ownor moving LOOKING FOR AmNTION! house for $5.1,950. llJJOPENT"~·IT>FUNT'JBENC"~ $145,500 ~II.. ~ IN CORONA nocJh wants ''" sale. or. A BARGAIN? ~ COATS . II Wlll consider trade. Phone DEL MAR ortlr' • is your chance to use your Nr-Harbor-Hi, immac 2 BR Here it Is! Great landscaping. NO 00\VN GI l""n c-nero·•-. ' WALLACE Beach C--,·m'tn.lum . Newport. Heights ~~:;-·,,,," $43,950. ca 11 ALL VA BUYERS -here .. ' . (213) 592-1421 ---Brick planters. Thfck car-""' ""' "'· vnuv hon1e. Q\·en;lzed liv rn1, Ll>\\"est priced 3 lx>droo1n 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, den and REA-LTORS 0 ~-11. llvin.,. al ho J . rw>ts. Sunken Spanish-style INVEST NOW! ~ ·-. me. acuz· Jplc, din area, lg encl patio. honie in Corona dei Ma' " pool, all on Jarge loL Up~r '' ·-'ley ball one block i . • family room. !luge '---'. '"" --~'4M6"44141 ' ~ ' MOBILE HOME FOR SALE:· $1LVERCREST MOBILE HOME for efltertaining. Dble gar. grcal lcootion on fee htnd, rooms. Unbelievable v;:J:e Bay location near Newport. 4 -This lovely duplcs -charm-to beach or boat harbor. ~~'2c8 or ,Eve. 645-2986 2 fireplaces. nii;:e yal'd, I :::=::=::m::=::=::=:=:=:::i I nl $!" 000 z Gove-mment appraised at (Open Evenings) ing 3 BR.. 2 ba., ""OC)(! v~~" $2-1,500. great possibilitk!s for add· 0 Y -"t, · E-tenns. ~.950. Hurry! Call 540-1151. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•! bWTilng frplc. +brand new. • Ca ll nQ\v. 842-2535. ~ U&DDl'V n ~I 0r13~~~nly $58,fal.OO. CUSTOM 'HOME SITES Ol'EN Tll 9 . "'S FUN TO BE NICE! LEASE =:e ~!~~ u: ":eni~ f4fAJlY nnlWVUf\, OPEN Tll g. rts FUN TO BE NICE! ~-~ Lake Front home in prestige buy &: m&ke money, 17Z14 COAST HWY ' for custom homes in New-· , bedrooms, 3 baths. $650.00 673-6642 675-64591-"'"·..:.;::..::::.:..::..:::::.=:;:::=: Lachenmyer Realtor 20' x 53' 2 BD 2 BA, carp.,· draped, bit-ins., ;e[rig., \\>"&Sher & elec. dryer, \Vlred for 220 air cond.. kitch. clock, storage shed, ~ land- scaped patio. Three )'l'S. old -like nu. Located in nev.• adult pk. away from noisy St. One-half bl. from club- house. $15,995. Call EVES. 21~. -Two ideal •id• by side '"" , I ~ :;;::;::;:;:::;;:::;:;::;:;:::;;;::; 1 ru-ea of Lake Forest. 5 MORGAN REAL TY n4· 846-l384 & 213: 592.2845 ·~·, 11 port's ne\vest d t I ~~~~~~~ ~ month. Call Co I w e 11 c:.:c:...:::c:::. ___ ::.:_:_::: Irvine EXEC. TRANS. I• leg t res'd ,~nl mos WATERFRONT 646--0555. Coste "-•• 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;; CHARMING 2 bdr1n. den, .. e an I en ia area. ~ 2 ba bl · 1-========= ,Eac~ overlooks the fairv.·ays JUST LISTEO ths; t-m elec. kitch., MESA 'VERDE of Big Canyon Country Club. SUPER 4 Br. + den or 5 br. Beautiful 3 bedrm home on MW VERDE IT'S LOVELY newly decor. & ready to $69,500 e1;1ch. home. Great condition w/ thC canal in New p ort f250. Down for any GI. We It's a 4 bdnn., it's tasteMly move into! Corner lot on EST ATE new crpts. paint & drps. Shores. Delightful brick pa. pay all other closing costs. decorated, it's \apgraded CAN BE SEEN AT: quiet C'ul d'e sac. $66.900. ESTATE REALTY Lg. over sized dbl. garage. tio for entertaining at 3334 Wyoming Circle, 1970 with wallpapers A ·mirrors, Call; 673-3663 548-0715 Eves. On a large irregular shaped Quiet cul-de"sac location in waters edge -with boat Sq. tt. 2 Years old, 3 bdnn, it's profes, landsc•ped. it's CRESTMoNT ESTATES, 1051 Sile Dr., Brea. Central A \'e. across from Brea Comm. Hosp.) Ll>t •46. associated BR OKERS-REALTORS 102~ W Bolboa 6 11 l6L] CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR. - USEYOUR VA AGAIN ~ lot in a sharp "pride-of-No. end of Costa f\lesa. \Valk dock. $69,500. pool, atrium, formal dining located on prop o 1 e O\Vnership" low traffic fan1-640-1120 to everything. Priced only PETE BARRETT nn, h~ patio, elec gar. (t.ftnbel_t & it's priced at 'c'ly 1 neighborhood, a beauti· $34,250. REALTOR $47,990. only $45,000. - •tl y molntainod 3 BR ;m::==:=::=::=::=m= 1 540-5880 • Open Eve.. --Costa M. R Ity CA'·L 552 7500 "Pacesetter" home \vith ----------Autumn Leaves · 11 •• ~ • dining ,. .... added ll x 20 642-5200 Since 1951 * 541-nn VISION. · 1 ed ra ., Room For All -.-. --~ Float over this circular en· AFTER 6 P.M. Call =r ~1. . 1nsu at m1 y room, sep-~ '"'-'7'=~"'-'""'~N':'.'.:~~·c·I . , --• ---try. Double doors. 'tile en-- arate ch1Jdrens play yard Five big bedrooms, oversized BLUFFS 1-LEVEL try. Enterta. iners I i v \ n g ·MESA VERDE • d h~· I and large patio PLUS lots of family room v.·/frplc., full !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I CONDO Ra sed extras a fo I bo t ~· 1 hearth Large 5 bedroom 2 to re sioragep o~e \\'~a~!v:.' a ~~tia."utk•.fiu"11h",!m\v/e~~~g· ai:e,•h, VIEW THE PARK Best priced home in lhis fireplace, Eloq~ent banquet home. With lnte~ a~umry, . Only $46 950 ut: 11 Yd prov'°" \V 1 sought after neighborhood room . Giant kitchen. New dble fireplace famUy REALTY REALTORS CALL '44-7211 ~~~. d~\. ga1:~~: \vi~h 1~~d~ ~ag~~ ~~ ~~~~ at ~~2. bdPlush n e w =·t .~~""! =~l-_formal dining:-modemroo~'. Univ. Park Centerj Sf" Or 'tor ge Pri C t carpe ..... '6. nns., 2 baths IC "6'~ ~ ug venlent kitchen' and 3 ,, .... 1"!!~!!!!..,!!!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!~I M 1a ·. me os a with park view. 2 bedrooms, & paneled .den. Spacious end AsSume '~II!. VA loan now! garage. Only one o( a ki~I"' Comfy C..,... esa ocahon. Full price nice patio, new paint, new unit, priv. patio overlooking Call 842-2535 • --1 $43,950. CALL 54&5880. coppe r plumbing offered at wide greenbolt. Va•ant & Ol'fN TIL g • "i FUN ro BE NICEI a~lable at $64,950: Call C -.1 ' " ~ 545-8424 SouthCo. Realtors . onuo ' VETERANS . lolns now Great for year round living avail QP to $125,000._Even & close to the village. 3 U you have already used yr old Bavarian style 3 le""'l your VA entitlement you home with open berun ce1l- may' be ellgibfe for an ad· ings thru-out, 3 bt' Z ba dltional Joan \Vilhout rein-+ oompletely finished base. statement or do\\1l pynll. mcnt for pl8:fm1 or shop. Herbert Hawkins Realtors Lndry iacthtles:. $36,500.1 --~~~'="'=== 839-lGOO or 963-5681 {213). 451-3898 after 6pn1 or MUST SELL rJn NIGEL ~AILEY E. ASSOCIATES at $48,500. Call Cohvell ready for p r u d e n t i& ~-~ 646--0555 vestment in home or ifi· ' ' OCEAN VIEW P A R K Walnut Square Cbndo, t come. $46.950. 4 BR. 3 BA modern upgraded, 2 BR I: den ' '' C. F. Colesworthy . 2 yr old Buccola ho~e. lovc· Model. Better than , ~-f:.. HERITAGE . . REALTORS anytime .,..·eekends. OR EXCHANGE NE\VPORT Heights, 2BR ~ !!!!!"!"~~~~ ........ house dbl garage Fortin FABULOUS COLORADO Comp8ny, Realtor, 642-5000 CLASS SELL.5 -642·5678 ROCl<rES. EIGHT PR1ME * 15 UNITS * ~-I RESIDENTIAL !4 A CR E 1 and 2 Bdrms. UnfWTI . .._.n1r1 General SITES ADJACENT TO Bltns, Carports. Near shop- i\fULTI l\IJLLJON S BACA ping. Loan avaJl. $175,000. GRANDE RE SORT. GE·M--HEART OF SCEN I C .... SANGRE de CRISTO ?tITS 120-F Tustin Ave., N.B. l~•lllii'1fillil .. lilil WILL WHOLESALE AT REALTORS 64~23 l :tl.OOJ FREE & ·c LE AR * LANDMARK * * 4 Bedroom home (huge master BR) + family room + den, 3 baths, many t?X· tras, Quiet street. $55, 750. Roy McCerdle RHltor 1810 Newnort ~lvd., C.M. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VIEW Attractive Broadmoor, beam ceilings, 4 bed- room home. Separate dining room. 2 fire- places, 21> baths. Nice faniily room; just .a few minutes to beach. $121,500. CLASSIC LINDA ISLE HOME Larger 5 bedroom, 41> .ba th with many cus- tom features. Elegant ni~ht vie\V, pier and float for large boat on quiet '''ater location. $229,500. RACQUET CLUB'S BEST Dell_!_xe appliances, ceramic tile kitchen floor, ~ bedrooms ahd !Oft upstairs. 2 fire- p~ces, spacious family room, many extras! '64.500. PARIS OR PROVENCE? Cobblestone and courtyards in the French maruier. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, bar, private community. Ocean view. Call today. $119,500 Fee land. ' PRIME PENINSULA POINT Well located 4 bedroom, 2 baths. Beam ceilings, used brick and maple give this home real.chann. 3 car.garage and.prlvaby. '811,500. __. 644-1766 ~'>!dwell, Bankr ....... l, FOR LOCAL RE AL A 1 & 2-sty, con1merc. bldg. ESTATE EQUITY OR in The cannery Village area, i\10RTGAGES. 0 \V NE R. $175,000. 645-1800: eve, 675-1047. DRIVE BY L'JO 44th St. 2 BD, R-2 penin heh home. $47,300 Onr (Zt.3) 447-0435. LIDO REALTY l!"7 \,, J,.i, \ H *673-7300* 541-7729 - CLA~ SELLS -642-..678 $©~~1'.A-~~~S " Thaf lnfrig,{,ij'g WorrJ Game· with a Chuckle ------l'1ite4 .. , CLAY I. fOu.AN 0 Reorrange letter1 of t~ four 1tromblecl words be. low·to form four sltnpl• words. I, r 11°1 E,_G, I I HASFE 1· I I I' I i 1 -L Y E D A-1 ! • I' I I I oOing 11me in jatl is 1'f6 _ _ . . law'a way of telling you that .--------,your banery of lawyers i:f:• I SIDTAS I 1-_,"'-':,...;;..,,c...;.;,l'~l.-l "" Compl... ti>• ci>U.:~1. quotod I I l V ~y lilllng In the inl11!ng Wl)l'ds L. _._ ___ .._,._~..__._. -' you de'lelop from tt9p No. 3 below. A PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN 1 V' ~ THESE SQUARES -. ·:..li.UN!.!SC..!!;RAM!l!!Blil!"-l·fTT·!-R-S •T0-11-1.-• ~ (i!'T ~NSWfR . I 2161 S.n Joaqul~ Hills Rd., N.B. llll!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!! SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION BOO ~-~·~-~------------- ,, '• .___ '. ly park Cul~e-sac & corner quality carpet,, shu rs RealtOrl 64Q..0020 -, -Best location lot. 1853 Parkvlsta 642-1060 th~t. SUper Io ca t i n. RAISE TROUT? Prlme Costa Mesa location. MESA. VERDE NORTH 4 $3!, • ~. • •. Deluxe 3 bdrm, 2 bath home BR, 2 Ba, lam. rm, &: sep, You can In this 30 x 14 Lish with den, fireplace, Rear din rm, prof. landscaped, pond! Custom decorated like living. rm Built ins, Forced-art atrium, prin. only. an old Spanish Mission, 2 air heat. Shake roof . $48,900. Phone S57-2'T'l5. ~~~;;;=:::=;:~:::t:: I Story, 3 Br, den, 2 Ba, fire-$35,460.Call 540 -1720. Di pl ace, 2 BBQ's + gas BL TARBELL, Realtors Huntington Beach L, new 2 fountains, 25 x 13 heated -------_ ·,---1-moor erock ho e pool, 3 patios, grape arbor. 2 BR Duplex $34,950 $37 500 across University I Mu•t see to boiieve! Only BEACH Cotta,. $49,950 ' 3 BR, 2. bas. + Fam ' $47,900. Near Lake Forest! Call for addibonal Info NEARLY new! Big family $56,990. Ownr ~ or Call Realtor for appt. 1197 Orange Ave., C.M. room w/crai:kling stone 644-8018 ~ 64,5..6646 CENTURY 21 642 fireplace & mantle. French L a. · • 1771 . kitchen al I decorated In! •gun• P9ICh General , General "Sunshine" colon + a big . MACNAB , ' . IRVINE , CAMEO HIGHLANDS ·Charming 3 BR., conv. den home· -spark· Ung inside &· out! Beautifully landscaped w/ocean as backdrop. $73,950. -JaclrCuster- 642-8235. (Bl9)' MESA VERDE • WALK TO SHO~PINqI $38,600 on choice corner, minutes to stores. Clean, bright, cheerful 3 BR. Easy t-0 See! Jack Howell 644-6200. (~12) LIVE IN-A PARK! Out.landing "Portofino" located on edge of · Harbor View Park. Bonus room + fee land. .SS0-,00_(). Lois Miller 64U235. (Bl~) 'I'·-----.,.,.-, [Irvine 1-•,,_NMlty_,.,. I ....... IOI -. Drlft MZ·HH 1144 llocA(lhur "144·UOO .. • pantry! Private Uv rm IT'·S CALM w/cathedral ceilings. 4 Uncomplicated life Wnily sized bdrm's. Pluah one has room to moV carpet thru--out thl1 very breathe, yet this unique floor plan. Terma c~ ii wtthln to suit. Bkr. 962-5511. reach ot beache" A "·'""'' 1 SACRIFICE VACANT ~ -• Near CCnttill Park. Family size living room with brick fireplace. ·Step;saver 'kitchen confer lot for privacy. Mbw-ln cor>- dftlon'I 142.500.-C.U Tho RHI l1tate Fair 536-2551 IJMIU • . . • 4 Bdrms., 2 ba., huge' room. 2 Yrplcs. HanMt Gretel charm. A 1 k1 $96,CKKI incl extra' lot. J -. . . -1 - I ". '" 1~1 ... . ' . .... ., l " !"' t<c 1- l l I ( < I I ~· !~ 1:· ,. I> I» •}.I ) I•· l I r· i I I .. •• ,- ' " I !- I l•l 11., " r. •' I ... " ' ·, 1JI I ••. ' ,_ ••• I . I.,, ' h .. .. , ., I • I. ·h , ' ... I ,. 1• I ·-I 1r 1., ~ I: • • j-!~~C!~€:==Ji!!!!!!~!l!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!J§e!!!!:=~~§~~~~~::J~iH';:;;..-u;;iUrn:--10ijir.i:~i\iiiiu.i;;:--3i MOllday, Janowy 7, 1974 DAIL v PILOT .. .. 1-.~llO~ POOL. . 11·· --1 _n;...•.;..omo...;;...;.;roeo..;.i;:..;..rtv..;.:.._"'66;.:: HoUMI FurnlsheCi 300 Hou111 on1u __ rn_. __ 30S_ I Ho.Hos Unfurn, :ro·J""'"c-on'"M1o.,.....m'°'i'"n"'1ums=-----:..-rAi-p'-,11.-'-'F"'u..:.rn..:..c. -'-'--uo=""A""p-,-• .,..,.n~fu:::r::n:.:. ~=-365~~ .. .. Y<Lw --OCEAN BREEZES Go~oral Corona clol·Mlr 1--U_nfu __ r_n_. ____ 3_20 ----------l~B"'•"'lb---. _P_o_n-ln-,-u-11---I t ~-1 ~~ -oo~E~-~~~~~~~~~~f~~~~~;~~~lr~·~~E"~;;~~~:l !~~~~7~==:~c~o5~~n~•~d~•~l~~~r~~~1 ~~t~~~~~~ bl!'am&; Italian tile fin .• 'iiiiii SllO -Utll PCI. Barb W/ 2 BDMI + den -n11llel CI" Cott• Mn. -' F OR LE'·E o· R S'LI w/w cpll. View decks, ':,_L,1 Lom 2 Bedroom unll• In • _, ~-•·• • '" ·• 1 ELL'CANTLY lorn apt, 2 -" ! leCI~ lanal + 1 Mn -mvut • HOMM cool, amog·fl'CC! ·~·· Live J{Antge IX ................... vna ""' n"t'l\Odt'led. i-""lreplaet-.(: NEW HOMES 2 Sly 3 on Condo. 1 J~ BR, 2 bu. lge Liv. din. BRAND NE\\' ouv1~. w/w I· ft. lo •-· 1 ~ ~· For •-11 • l25 In ·-renl 1~ ot•r T"" ~13r. cll'C·k. Avt'lllflblt now. $310. 2 BR .. _ .• ba •.• -.e. BA. Pool privl. Encl dble k't h s b .• 1 '""'' d•·•w bit ., dJ•h-,, Vt'f!:f K.rvt! tor euy ex· -....... uo:; 11 • ., $16;; • Utll Pd. Omriulrn• l too. Rc11llor .llAA.727". 3 BR. ~2nbo. • ........... 1435~ gor. Nr. south ~-, Plaza. I c area, uper view 0 t'"' ·• .. ~. • ' 1-•""'n ~-•-1~·· I _.:...;.:...;;::;.;.... ___ ~;: $3.650. down FliA or VA. ,..~~ .,. ..,... v ..... ""~. ld•al for ~---cple, •.·nshe:ni, gnrb. dllpla, f""IC. IJA ..... -' •u ~~rep ace-MOBILE HOM Br Wood '•~· Laguna ' ........ 552-TIU -' ~= .• 1 ,I ment cott•, $72,500. 10~0 • E (714) 17M500 $185 _ 1 + Den f'riiic. 3 BR, :l BA. t..rg. Hv rm. 3 BR, tam rm, 2 ba •••• S450 i ,o=.,,~;;,· -~--~~ $450. AvaU short tenn. Nl~ly appointed, very 1pe;c· I '.., Down or trade for smaller FOR SALE: Garage 1 blk occM Balbo& Car.y trplc. Bll·ln kit. Lrg, 4 BR. t'm rm, i~ bl\. • S4T5 NEW 2 Br. Condo. encl db! 6'1W268 l01ui: 111 air.t. Xlnt locallon. ' ~~house or condo. SILV!RCREST r>c.·nln . yd. WJ. \Vate r pd. 673-3250 NEARLY NEW gu. Nr. pool. No of South OCEAN 2 blks 1 BR. incl lllk to the b.iy or ocean. MOBILE HOME ronson ~ · 0111 Pd. 3 Br. Clu1nne:I· or G.J4.l395. ~ 2 BR. 11,i balh5 ••·••• $235 Coast Plaza. 5.52-7112 Ulil.lf,, $110. Adults, no peU. ; =~ i ~· ······ ~:~ • OLD LACUNA tll'tft, WOOdsy : ' 2 bdnn., 2 ba. .. frplc., 1,e. ". dlnlng nn., sunken Uv. rm., 1 r, Catalina 11. view: exqulshe i:.··~ w/w carpet. Ntwer. 541.,r.oo. L -,.,,,BEA.Of.SIDE cotta~e: . ·2 "t,.. bdrml., la:e. viow dl.'tk, din, rm., 11.0l)e frple., 3 car • parld1*. Fllmlol>ed. $60,000 -Or aubmlt. <94-r.sr 1000 N Coast H 20• " s;.i' 2 BO 2 Bi 8J'P front. !-"'role, gft.r. ~k. N.B. 4 BR, 3 ba., adults, no pets. 2 Bit, l bath ••... , .••••• S300 615-4174 12' mo. RENT' FREE! draped.° blt·l\J.I.. ~!rig:: I & I I NU-Vl,j!W RENTALS Lae $350. 421 Poinsettia, 3 BR. lam nn. 211 ba .. ~E ~'-1-'T.;;o;..;'°:.....-----I BR. REAR UPPER. Call 842·2800 waaher &: elect. da:yer, w!rtd Re• ty nve1tment1 673-4030 or 494-3248 675-5218J55&.9683. 3 BR. 2 baths ••.••• :. $390 BR GARAGE, NO PETS .. tor 2'20 al nd kitch 005 E. EUCLID · ~BR, den. 2 ba .._, .. ,,,,. $400 _ AND new, lge ·2 1ty, 2 67$-4952 NEW WI.furn duplex, 2 blk1 clock, lilOf~C co She'd. land: -.--!fUU.:.;:=;;ER;:.:.:TO~N:,_-;;B;;a;;;lbol~~ls~la~n;;;d~=;;;;ll~C=o:•:t•=Mo=•:•;;;;;;::;;;; 3 BR, bonus mi, 2 ba •• $425 :_1~. ·oo;~uo. c;o. ___ ..::;;:..;::::..___ to ocean-bay, 2BR, 1 % acaped patto. Three yrs. old Mount•in, 0.Hrt Cott• Mesa ha S375• lBR, 2 14 ba, $39S, • Uke nu. Located in new AVAIL NOW c;.;.;.;_;;...;"-'-;..;;.-----1 Both frplc, crpt&, df'Pt, n:> adult pk. •way '''O""' no. i&y Resort 174 Ll 1 • • 3 BR home "'Ith 1tove. "Founteln Valley ~ $30 WE Ek A UP \\'est Balboa Blvd. ~2911 "-t. ~.. tt e Island Home: 2 Neat & clean. Avatlable now. St. Ono-halt bl. from clul>-LAKE ARROWl!EAD bdrms fum with lil!U Sho T R t I e Studio & J .BR Apts. UNFURN. Ire 3BR. newly hOUle, SlS,995. Call .EVES. Great tor year round llving . ., ., u ~s Small yard and patio. No rt erm en • • TV & Maid Service Avall. redecorated, 1 blk lo beach, 2l:wi9t-4690, & close to the village. 3 paid. $275 Per month. Avail. garq:e. Sl75. per month, Tiburon 3 Br, 2\.ii ba, <."Ondo, • Phone Service -Htd, Pool Balboa Penin. S295 mo. CAN BE SEEN AT: yr old Bavarian atyle 3 level from Jan. to May list, 1974' first & last &: Cleanup, "SINeE 1946" $275. mo. • Children & Pet Section Lease req. Gar, 835-1011 CRESTMONT home wiUi open beam cell-HARllOR ~~!:iS:.~: Ed a.lddle 1st Western 8Mk" Bldg, FULLER REALTY 2376 Newport Blvd., cr.1 "''"'"=·,cs;.,w.cln"'g'-. ~=~~-I ESTATES ings thri?out, 3 ~br 2 ba+ * * * * * * University Parle, Irvine 546-08!4 anytime 548-9755 or 645-3967 UNFURN Ira: 2BR. Balboa 1 1051 Site Dr., Brea. (Central completely tlnisbed base-D•ys 552~7000 Nlghta H I h (Ad good for S5 on rent) Penb1, clo~ to PavllHon, A\'e. across -from l3rea ment for pl&Yl'Jfl 0 r COM,.ANV KIDS OK unt ngton Beac·"'---SPACIOUS & private, 2 sR. S260 mo. Lease req, ~ ;)' (I "JM'.) f'O.l.'f(f" i LUSH CANYON '· ~~A·cr"""RAP.J PLoKt •• G•R46. ;';,~~~ll)~?'3898 1a~t~; REALTORS lNBdrm., 2 ba&,dfreshly pntd. 2 BR., 1 bath ........ S225 LGE bene1w 2 1br studio, ~-!~ ccil~alks .. bitn1 a,'; 31~1RM2r ~~·~-I ~ .1., · 1~1 ., 6 pm or """llme \l:eekends: SINCE ew cpts rapes, 11tove 2 BR 2 ba d / $21S green ts, poo, nr fN'Y P 1 ...... =>, -an c ose . • ua, .,. cony ...... .,,s, , ) H• , 1 • tor your backyard. for showing. -v 1944 & refria. Near school&. • • en, a c • • &: bch. QI.lid ok. $229. l· Near OCC & HaFbor Shop-drps, block from bch. $290. ~ cre1 a 3 bdrm. lamUy · . Reil Estoto 67M400 Wll & Pl Ila F --.1 lBR., 2 baths ·• $385/425/450 827 o•~ p; ... Center No children mo home In •.. ~,,, c'···ln BEST buy Udo. v, a ch t son acen · en..,..,... 4 BR. 2" bath $425/450 --.i M"& • • nVUU ~ H bo doobl wid . .1. E h "'""~~~'l"'~ ........ 1 yard fruit trees $215 ~ll s ' . • . I ---~-----or dogs. $169.50 furnished. Ca..11 673·2498 ( ~ )()cation. Brick h'PIC. & ar r, e . e, "Jl8.t10, xc •nte 182 * BAYFRON.T * 557-3sso. . . CALL 552-7500 1 BR. New crpt, drps, refrig, 536-5114. OCEANFRONT HIDEAWAY I bullt-tna. $58,500. pool, a:arage. $1950. 61;>-8220 ___ _;;:...____ Y.'ashr/dry, patio, po o I . . .A6 4-Plex t4l H.B. "$49,950. w"/ 'tRADE F.Q:ully In Luxurious 3 ~R .. 2 ba. $300 Per month, EASfSIDE Costa h1esa 2 bed VISION $170. 548-1405. Furnished Bachelors & Single cozy atudk>. 90 degrtt '4 $7000 dn. $600/,WO inc. ~condo Jn Palm Springs on winter. . house, with carpet&, fe~ 1 Br's Exception•lly ocean \1ew. 1 adult yrly. • ._,, H 842-0389 or 84245o:t." Millionaire mountain for William Winton yard, \\'alk to shopping· Irvine nice. 2110 Newport Blvd 673-6372 or 987-l988 l .. REAL ES~:.:r~E NEW custom blt beauly in boat, sall 01' .power or 1Real Estate ' 67S-3'.nl .children"&. pets OK. sn5 e red hill Costa Mesa FRESH PAIN1' '" adull park on the bay aircraft, 545=(t\94 aft 6pm 4 BR, avail early Jan. J,i pr. month. Call 833-2330 or SHARP 3 Br Vacant $350 __ __:.:::.:.::..2::.::_~-12 Br, bay view. Adults. No j, U90 Glenneyre St. SlS,SOO. 675-0123. · TRAD£NewP.Jrt B ca ch blk to bay. Lrg BR's. 96&-9386 ask for Terry. REALTY REALTORS mo. :fll for appt. Agt . I BR f!.60 & $150 ALSO 2 petR. 'Yrly. ~2 or-I•_' 494-9473 549--0316.' , Prop. for out-Of.town prop. STUDENTS \VELCOME. Cozy home, Frplc, bltins, Univ. Park Center,. Irvine 1-54=4·.:;116::1.:c·c....______ ABdR 1si9::1!.dNalew,cpt, xtrah 1lge., _;::9&'°'1-,.:1::988=. _ _,~~=-I ~ Bkr. 714J6n-:n;g, eve 1 213-289-8.166 eves. brand nu crpts thru-out, 4 im 1thur~h. ~~ e ors.i· 2 BR. 2 Ba. $250 to $275 I·.-Lido Isle ~ 675-5487 I Balboa Penin1ula Br, 2Ba, $325 per mo Incl. NEW 3 BR home in Turtle ~~gun• Hiiis LGE FULLY FUR-N~2 BR Near beach. Yearly .. Rtll £state. I A =r. 96z..G644, eve ll Rock. Walle to schools, ten-3 BDRMS ' 2 bnths, bit I b il dlts r.1arshaU ReaJty 675-4600 I LIDO '""*•1 ... CHAR?.1ING View home. 3 9 nls, pool & bus, $425. mo. washer/dryer, $285. po6l, II",'· tpook}• m "1 ·"11so I . 1 BAY FRONT II •) ~B"':;·,:2.:b::;a:.., .:;a:.;crt>,:;,,ss~s-tree~-' ~1ro-m1 COZY 2 BR. home; beam 833-2708 644-5184 ~-~ 0 no pe 5 · Capistrano h•ch I~ Pier&: allp; 4 BR., 2 ba~; A~t .... Cr,1•ie JSQ hnlrk:W bay, Nr Yacht club. $400. ceil's., brick frpl., util. jn.l-L~=-------'--.:::C'.::::"'----1 ~~~~7===-~=~-l :::-:':==~=='-'.:--- I ,· jmt reduced to $249, yrly. 675-1004. . eluded, $275 yearly. agun• 8eo1ch L•gun• Niguel * SUNNY APTS -POOL \VALK to beach, new 3 BR, . $ * * * ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~ BAY · 5 BR 3 bath IRVINE Te?T 3 BR vacant e Adults Poolside S150 up 2 ba, sunde<:k, d/\\', gar, 'If"". vtew. ·• S, . ' . $100 ... Ulil Pd. Small 1 Br. e Also Children's Sections $210 6Tf>.3760 or 493-1587. •.1.:; MRS. .S: CONNOR Bus1·noss frplc., dishwasher S485 Mo. 644-1395/673-3250 Bltns, deck, steps to ocean! 2 BR, 2 bath Condo on 177 E. 22nd St. CM 642-3645 <127~• l\farguerite Yearly. ~1068 • 3 BR -S2Z> J\.fo (Vacant $165 -New 3 Br, 2 Ba, El Niguel golf course, $275. Corona de! Mar, Calif. Opportunity 200 _ move in). Gar .. la:e tnc.d fenced yard, privacy & mo., incl Villa go If NICE lBR, duplex, Quiet. Coron• del tMr • ).-By-;tvwner • 3 ·br, L ba, lg I tam nn. 45\ lot, $79,500. I 613-n19. r· tiDO o • ..,.. 3 B•. , es. l DR, $19.500. Open SIS . . 133 Via Watlers, 641)..8146. 3 BR,_2 ha, 40' st lo st. I! \ Le. Uv rm. patio " boat I yd. 181,500. EvH. 673-2332. ,. Newport Booch You are the winner oJ A Huntington Belch yd., patio, BBQ, trees. charm! Canyon! membership. call Liz, ·;Se~p~. b~y[g~.,.~-~E~m~p~lo~yed~~•dtl:ts;iomimim~mm~mmij 2 tickels to the UTO SALES 642--2221 CMsg 646-9666). S325 -2~ BR. lofassive stone "·kdys. 5444230, Eves &. 7ovc.r 30. no pets, 548-10'11 RE=~rtAL AND LEASING GROOVY Bachelor Pad. Vacant 2BR house $145 Also frplc, natural cedar. Big wknds 543-3512 ADULT large, quiet 2 BR, ~~ - VEHICLE. SHOW Harbor Blvd. Loc•tion Walk to heh. $110. Pool prvl 2BR HB U45 Sell 'Kids yrd. Mission Viejo pool, bit-ins, super clean, 11: v a..t the Jiigh net. proPerty incl. Homefinders 547-9641 pets, Agt'. Fee.'979-84Jo ' NU-VIEW RENTALS StGO. No pets. 646-6974 ~ 111rc• ANAH.EBt· . RIV$2'JSIE'RAOOO ·RTEermAL,TY MOBILE Home, 3 BR. s185. 2BR, patio, open beam ceU-673-4030 or 494-3248 3 BR, 2 bas, air cond. Condo. UNIQUE bachelor apt v.·ith C'ONVENTION CENTER Kids/pets OK. Near beac-h . Ing, Adults on1y, no pets. Aliso Villa, Pool priv., small pvt yard. All utilities TOWNHOUSE Janullf')' +13 14!> Broadway, C.M. Homefinders 547.9641 Refs 548-9652 L•guni1 Niguel 837-5360 pd. $150. 551-1278 2 Br, fireplace, pool, pr'vate Please call 64.2-5678, ext 311 642·7007 64S.5609 Eves. 3 Br, 2 b,a,, unfum, 2 car ~ewport ~ach patios, contlnent&l break· to claim your tickets, Botti w -R f PACE.SET-F-ER-Beauly,3-BR ----------El .,.oro L last. Spactoua grounds, near (NOl'lh County toll lree e ater oute Houses Un urn. 305 gar., lncd yard. 1st &. last. 2 bas., bit-ins, landsca~, .:;:...;._:.;.;:._ _____ I shopp!:-ol" ~ fine beach. Fur. number is 540-1220.) ' 0\1.'J\ your own bottle water $275 mo. 646-6222. fncd yd. . Hurry, $280., SH3 ARP'BR 1 •,ty ~~uilsvcondo. FREE Room & board com-nished or unfumiahed, from route, will train if qualifiC'd. I Geni ral NICE 4 BR, 2 bath, Nev.'IY 494-8964 aft 3 • :D<l. acant. plete privacy ·in El Toro S250. Corona del Mar, • * * * Best Ornn"e Co. area avttil. d fned d $""= S450Jmo, Sale by O\vner, · '---r · "" -11• '"' ec. Y • gar. L.O<J. SEA TeITace Garden lfome, m 995 Will ak 2 111 exc, .... ,ge or babysitting ....... _ . Will adjust t'Oute size lo , 007-5080 .,.,..., · t e nd. J 8 Id · 1 N I '!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Commercial Property 158 NEWPORT BEACH Prime Bayfront Site For boat repair & sales Bill Grundy Rltr. GT:>-'6161 1'\VO adjoining income pro- pe.rtles, centt'r Costa r.1csa, Ov.-ner. 645-20201~ Condominium• for sale 160 \fit your nl't.'<111. Earn $1300. ~LA .llNTALS. tennis & pool fac ., 3 BR, 8J3...8635 or yr o g1r' o1; per mo. PotcnHal unllmltl'(I. WI WK141.Q:r IH ""'a 3 BR., 1 ~~ . ba., nice yd, i·~'t~~50 mo, 493-0136 •p=RQ::,.:F=.=De'-co-,-.-,ed--co-n_d_o_. -nr hoJ158'3~1much free time, l.JlG 2 BR apt, quiet, aeclud· SU\·er Sp1ings \Vatcr, · 96~ No pets. $250 Mol'lth Hoag, JBR. 2BA, washer c • · ed, open beam cell, patio. N. Batavia, 0 1·a nge. f .fiit HOUSU Fortin Co. Rltrs. 642-5000 &'dryer, pool, frplc, elect Huntington Bei1ch Very nice. $235. Adults only. (7141 532-6501 APTS E/side 2 Br, 1 ea dpl.x. Lido Isle · gar qpener, $350 per mo, 548-8638 or 64§-0977, CANDY Shop Prime W J_ DU'1.i $175. Kids ok.. CHARMING 3 B 673-5700 ~5 WEEKLY 1'"'RESHLY PAINTED 2 BR, Newport BeaC!h Location · •. Homefinders 547:9641 S490Jmo. ope.:· ~1$.· D{ij EX-'-'-"c"'rT"IN"--G-Bl-ulfs--3-b-r-. -2-'h Executive Suites 1 BA. Crpt&, drps, bltns. Old fashion Decor Sale "EWl'Olf a.UT, c.M. '4l·UU 4 BR 2 ba Vacant. $225 v· Warl 646-8146 ba, nr tennis club. Lse $550/ k1 Corolldo Apts. $210. StS-2288 Includ6 Antique r,lxtures OCEANFRONT Bach $90 ' · ta en, · mo. Sale by owner 514,995. 727 Yor own Blvd, or eves 557-8968, & invPntory see &. buy. PM now. eat, sleep, shower & ~ 642-4245. I Mission Viejo Will take 2nd. 833-8635. Beach Blvd. at Yorktown CHARMING new 3 BR, 2 6TJ-1417. Shave -~·...c.=::..._____ S:J6.0411 BA apt.--Convenlent QIM A HONEY-Beach $125 furn. Dan• Point FOR lease 4 br, 2 ba, tam NE\V 3 BR, 3 BA, din: rm., STUDIOS'& 1 BR's. 1 · BUILDER & util pd. Sm! pet ok. rm, crpt/drps. view. Water trplc, dbl gar., cpts, drps, e Full kitchen ~~-$375 per mo. Rltr .. PARTNER NEAT 1 Br gar apt $145. NEW Ocean Harbor Forever pd. Avail now. $300 mo. m&llY qual. extras. pool. ten-e Heated pool 2 BR. 1 BA, carpets, drapes, To )'.lint venrure No. Cal. I CJD, stvJre[r w/garage. View. 4 or 5 BR 3 Ba. 557~. nls, sauna $450. 544-3049 • Laundry facilities NEWPORT SHORES J.= .0~1~Je ~~er~~ Spec. cabins. Don 675-5016. CUT~rJ:c~ hse Sl50H furn. Fam rm, FP, Cpta, dps: Newport Juell ~RT CREST CONDO. e Free utilities 2-Sty. A-frame; 3 BR., (mstr. EJdcn Costa Aiesa 548-789S RESPONSIBLE man 0 r stov · v.'Tltown .B. · only S395 mo./rent or sell. · , 2 BA. Wet bar, frpt, • Free linens w/atriu.m ), 2 ba, aundeclc, woman 10 run carry out VACANT 2 Br $145. Oose $79,500 GT:r-7414 TENNIS BUFFS near pooll tennl!I, Drps, ex-• T.V. & maid serv. avail. NEW_larie_de.lux• 3 BR. fireplace, pool. . 1225/MO. 675-0562 I ,.. bltns, brk!st area. Oub, lRVINE, Cottlo 2 BR, den. restaurant on a rental basis lo So. Coast Plaza-Gar. tras. $425/mo. 552--0175. .--Bar-B-Que -2 BA, frplc. Shopplnc: within \ tenni. & pools nearby. 2 bas. Ige patio, nr frwyi, 49Z-ll74. · CLEAN 2 BR. $165 -Avail Fount•ln Vi1lley Only steps to tennis court, 3 Br, 2 1n ba, dbl gar, • Phone service I blk. $.195. ~2918 il S.U,900. $30,500. 561-4683 Prin. Only. CM close to everything. swimming pool from NEW Park Lido area. Adults only., ..=•..;l:...::M::ll::;•.;'c,o~ocean=,;;"'=----1 2 B Old CdM $230 ·1 -CAYWOOD-REALTY Investment . Jo~ncd. BRAND New Tiburon 3 bedroom, (or 2 'den), S350 64fHi436 i · $15 r, • mo. I * Solt-1290 * .Duplaxo1/Unlt1 Opportunity 220 VlEW 2 B•, 1220 Laguns Townhowe, lully crped, formal dlnlng;!Jteplace, sell · mo. · S.$1~ F~ ~ 1 162 -;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 bits, CID, lncd, patio, now. drp'd, self clean oven "'"& cleaning oveo, ~autiful Can-Townhouae Unfum. 335 BACHELOR & t~BR. Patios, ,Si! NE\\'.PORT SHOJiE.i 3 BR, N e ' • GORGEOUS 2 Bre.,2 Ba $325 dshwhr. Washer &: dryer. vi l:rl~t Ugh ,..__ frplc's. priv. gru:a&fs • DI-· I • 21\U. community Sv.·lm pool, 2 BR •-·,,., shake roof, LAND VALUE yrly. 2 blks 6eaeh--fliCuna. 3 BR, 2'iii BA. Muter i°trun cti!nw.wlll~be _ tam.p.l~eted• vided bath&: ~of closets.,,c_o_s_t_o_Mo_,. ______ 1 '~-· rt • Pl d ·~ BEAM • er -<-Jy N.B. BR overlooks pool & .. v Huntington Buch Rec. hall, pool & pool tables,' ! 'l:"iuus c « aygrn • beam ceiling1, Jg frpl c + Approx 17,000 ~· ft. or com· ~ ~ .,. "'"" by the 1st ot Jan. Located TIRED t all 2 br • Great for younnten. Walk bachelor apt. Con s i d e r bincd properties a'!ailable frplc, pltio & gal'""Bvail clubhouse. $330r lnO. Call high on the hills of Harbor SHARP sauna baths. See for your-0 am apts? I:!. to ~an . .Elec ldfch, auto partial trade or land corr lo developer. Will accommo-COUNTRY 4 Br 2 Ba $225 962-6666 wkdays befr 5 View Hills. $5(X) per month. Townhom!. a~r app21ian~i. self. 17301 Keelson Ln. (1 ~~ NEW ul2 Br, 2 ha, water softener, custom light tract. $39,000. Onr. 551_1278 date s Jesal unit.~. Duplex· 2 car, tncd for child/pet pm. or 4!M-4196 eves &: 644-4687 blk. W. of Beach, 1 blk N. . sq ft a..d t • apts Nr tixtum1, t'ncl kllch, Vacant preS<'ntly on l'Orner prop-LOVELY .3 Br, 2 Ba $275 wknds. · pool & clubhse, 00 dogs, of Slater). · 20th &: Npt. Now taking ::. & ready. $48,500. tfONE6 HOUSE + 6 UNITS eny. All ocean view. frplc, aJI appl's, 2 a car. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath fi>lc, NEW exec 4 BR, 3 BA w/180 ~~~O~er beds, S 2 5 O • 842-7848 re~ttons. 644-6000. I JU.TY, 673-6110 · New 'units at 1 2637 Elden, Red Carpet, Realtors BEAlITY! 3 FIR 3 ba. $385 bltns, 2 car gar., swim pool, ~~m~Ev~ !=. 5 J C ._.. LGE Bachelor, walk to · "THE GABLES" .,; BY OWNER $42.000 Cl\1. 1st user w 200% \\'rile 497·1761 trpl, has all, Nr So. Cst kids OK $249 mo. No fee. ~1'19l· an uan •p1.,r•no shops, sngl, mature adult 2 Br, l Ba w/ gar. Adults. , 3 BR. 2 BA, fa m I I y off. Call Bulldt'l' _646-4414 . Plaza. Agent 842-4421 only. Ref & clng dep. Crpta, drpt, bltns fencd ynl I , rm. ComP,letely ttnovated. TAX TIME BUY 240 HAVE MANY 1'10RE-El To BLUFFS, view, pool. New Nb~ 3 BR, Frplc, Shag cpt 892=-B089 w /patio. Wtr pd. 636-U20 1;. Qopls &: drp&. Schools: Prepaid lnterest down. 1 ~y to Loan Call Us! ro lg. 3 BR., 2 IA ba., fam. 2 1 w, 1~ ba. pool, gar. REI'IRED people, clean, 2439 "A" Orange Ave .. $165 I· Monie Vista, Kaiser, Cd?i1, Units-NE\V, Jst User. East 1s·t TD Loans ALA Rent•la 642.8383 REPUBLlC home, 3 Br, 2 rm. Only $4'15 month! patios. $325. ~mo . quiet apts. at the beach. SHARP 1 bednn, 1 bath, '· ~~ .... up 1 per Bay ~; CM. 8J3.9lS2, 646Ml4. ba, crpts, drps, frplc, S300 H.B. Dowd, Rltr. 644--0134 TownhouM, 340 $!:6 mo.; duplex. Prlvale garage. _...,.ne:r wu Can')' wllh ~,o ITS 1 1 'd 1 mo lncld.s wate•. ·~-2151 BLUFF s TOWNHOUSE,· Fum. or Unfurn. "'"" """""' Easblde Costa Mesa. $140. down ~1052 6 UN in ove y resi enta ....-1 ---------'° -·~ NS-8597 ~ •. , eves· area on Balboa's Peninsula UP TO 90% RENTALS Huntin9ton Be•ch Elegant 4 Br, 2\.ii BA, D•na Point · 1BDRM,1 block from ocean. ~· ~~':;1 R:i~ FAS Pt. 11200 "'' mo Inc. 8!4 % INTEREST pool, vien~· Call "----'-'='-----Redecwated, poo1 $130 Harbo V T, ~.!_ES!:~-· $138.IXXl. awner. 548-9695 2nd TD Loans 11ou-*"""· vbA1c~ 4 Bedroom. , '° "'· ·-~ . OCEAN view. golf. pool. ,,...._ • · 20R.1.11 .... drape~~ ,,,..d • r ew ...... -,nel .. ........,.. SJIARP 2 sep. houus on * 145•0111 * oc ..... to beach. Exec type * EXECu11.-.c. View 5 Br trplc, 3BR. '2 1i9 ba. f\lm oven "" range, ga.,_. ... isp. I 3 BR., 2 ba., family rm .. 1 lot. E/side. $460 ' gross. home. New carpet. First H.V. hm. Fam l'm, din rm, optional, $.150, 67 5 _4 174 , Lagun11 8eMfti prt patio, Carport, couples I • lotl of extra.a. Price reduced $38,"500. Owner. 642-5583 Lowest rates Orang• Co. W.1tth COSTA MESA and last plm security . $315 tennis pool. $500. Owner. 493-7469 no children, $100 mo. 610 to $67,950 Including Jancf. S ttl Mt C 1150 A St al' 2 B t Per Month. Imme d I ate 640--0ll8 I VICTORIA BEACH Apt C, JO Ann 548--8573 1 • CORBIN-MARTIN Income Property 166 • er I · o. • . e · r. un ':1l'n possession. Bkr 962-5511 lam 2 Dup •xn Unfum. 350 2 B I I 642·2171 ~11 hse, singles ok, or bnng LO 3 BR, rm, BA. Harbor l·Bdnn., furn. Franklin trpl., r unfurn. Ow, poo, Iha& .,.. REAL TORS .... 7'62 2 BEACH DUPLE.XE$ Serving Hilrbor_are.~_'4 _ __!!!: family. VELY neighborhood 4 br, View Homes. Newport Blilboa. Peninaul• deck with ocean view! Lots CfP.t. gar, bbq, ~frle. All ! BAYFRONT -, ·--$175 • 2 Br. house gar & 2 ba, large lot, dbl gar, Schls. $450. 833-3894 ot Olde La.guna charm. util pd. Ollldren/am. pets 1 NR. CHANNEL ENT:· 7112% LOANS DON'T BORROW tncd yard. Child &' ~t. bltins, super condition. $325. 5 BDRMS, vu, pool, tennis BEACH &: Bay 3 Br, 2 Ba. Pathway leads to beach. welcome. sm-$230. 1838 I 6 BR, 4 BA, •t uuna, new THAT'S RIGHT! 2 Duplexes 'TIL YOU CALL USI $225 ·Spic: & Span 4 Br:'2 Ba, ~n~.or lse. Ask for Dale, jacuzzi. Avail now. $8Xl. [rplc, beam cell, gar, com· $225 mo ., all. utilities paid. Pla_cce_nti_•~·-CM ______ 1 I cuat turn .. , ma en l f I cent side by side. Walk to beach. Borrow on your home equity 2 car gar, yafd. Hurry. ~n mo. 644-4174 pare price. S 3 O O /mo . MISSION REALTY 494-0731 WALK/WKE to work or ., . view, h~ deck, lg boat Can he sold t\)gether or tor any good purpose, Serv-$250 • Real Sharp lrg ~ Br. 4 BR, 2 BA. Crpts, drps, HARBOR Vu H 0 me, 968-6503 OCEANFRONT API' • Table shops, pvt 2 BR trl-plex, .. , dock, $325.000. •Art Shapiro separately. TAKE OVER ing Los Angeles County for hse, great for big family . gardener. Child safe. Nr. Portofino, 3BR, bonus rm, Cost• Meu Rock South La.euna. 2 garden, qWet st. bl!ns, encl . .•. Co. 646-313> EXISTING 7'ii.'7v LOANS. over 20 years and NOW In $270 · Immac. & Beaut home Slater & Edwards. $310 mo. $500 mo. 847-8583 BR. 2 BA Yearly rental gar. adlts. $200 642-0247 or ~t buy in too•n Al $38,000 .orange County! 3 Br. Bring the little people Call 968-9986 aft 6 pm. 2 BR Tri·plex apt w/trplc, only. $600 monlhly. Ref's. 673-8364 ~'!J.c:1 t~yflRST TO ~EE! SIGN~71~0~~E CO. V.~ice 3 Br. studio. 2 Ba. 2 BR hse nr bch, SX>O. mo. s::~R a~· ~~bsi;,::1 Adults o®'.. Newport Hghts 49S-28:>, or (213) 681-3509 1'2~B=R.-~Bl~'"'-·-,-,.-.. -.-drps--.' 0.Ud. \Valk to beach. Yrly. Avail Feb. ls:t. $50. cleaning & tennis, $470. 644-4186. area. · $195. mo Eves so. Laguna, turn ba.C:h apt. nr. W~.19t.h St shop'g cntn. (714) 87o.6500 4500 Campus Drive, N.B. $375 . Brand New 3 Br. un-dep. Waler & trash pd. * EASTBLUFF PANORAM· 548-4927, Days 645-3515 Ocean view, nr beach. No 1974 Wallace #E, CM. $165/ Money W•nted 250 furn dplx. nr beach. Student 536--0256. IC VIEW. 3 er.· Family, 3 1 BR.. Crpts, drps, range & pets. 1st & last mo. Sat. mo. Call Eddy, 642-8181 ... 000 or singles ok. Yrly. Lovely 3 BR, 2 BA cul de sac, BA. Dbl gar. Call 644-5175. frig. Ga. No peta. Sl.5.5 mo. &~S~u':;n:..· :!:49!>-~1~656~-=,-..,.lsdiiaysi/',ffii644.]fl;;339;;;;'';';'"1;·;-<!ii;;-I ronson ....,, ; WIU... give 1st TD WE HAVE MANY, MANY itreet, Ref/R&O, lg fncd 644-0030. Erne. aplJ from S50 wk SPACIOUS new 2 Br, 2 Ba, VIEW VIEW VIEW on 831 acres worth $400,000; MORE!! k>t, dbl gar. $260. ask for MO'lllER-Fatber Apt_ plus or $170 mo. Pool, maid, bltns, drps. carpeting, pool, ~hr ·11artior V~. ~ Montego R1i1lty. & Investments ;:lntr.>' ~-Jnta and m!~ LANDLORDS FREE Dale, 962-4471 . t!r·Js~~· Din rm. Huntington BMch ph, !dry, \.'illage IM frplc, ear. Adutls, no pet&. · 4 Br, fam rm, prime view. 905 s . EUCLID 714-242-3144 CORONA tlel Mar -Lovely 2 Bednn·, 1 bath, bltns, large $ '~-C:ilF-""'-'~='---1 Slc.5-2 BR. Bltns, crpt1, drps, 49f-9436 376 W. Bay St., O.t. :·• loc $17900 GU Slmpaon FULl..ERTON Mo spacious three bedroom, two lot, dble gar., $225. mo. In emen,. trplc, patio. carport&. laun-LRG 2 BR trplc, patio, 2 Br, J ba.'& 3 br, J~ ba. I ~~, -~r. 56z.:7500. .. ... ..iiiiiiii;iiiii ...... •I rtgages, bathroom. Spotless_ South Ask for Dftle, 962-44n • dry tacil. Couple&: 1 infant oceanfront, .$300 util. incl. bltn range, drJ>a, crpt. pool, HARBOR VJEW/CARMEL LAGUNA BEACH I ;;;;;;T;;;r;;u;;•t;;;;D;;•e;;d;;•;;;;;;;;2;60;; of Higb...,'8,y. $425. Vacant 2BR house $145, also 2 BDRM, R&O, crpts. newly ok.. No pets. 842-4664 aft 5:30 494-7873. clubrm, carport. 2212 Col- l N rt N th painted, ocean view. $175. pm lege Ave 646-6032 BR, 2 SA, Fam/Rm, Din. ewpo • ew ree 2BR CM, $145, Sgla Kids Water pd. 146 Mariposa, ~~·~-------NEW Split Level Studio Apt. NEWLY. DECORA. TED Xlnt cond. Lg. comer yd. PUT YOUR MONEY bedroom, two bath town,-c,;r><;:;"~·:-'Agti"':.:iF;;'ee":'C'S'l9-M='::~io'c-:.,.,,·I ;,894-4284~~~~~~---l 3 BR, 2 bas., bit-Ins, cpt, Pool & View Exclusive I-~.-167 ~ 1m· ~ house -on the ........ -1arg.,, d 2 Bl"· t Be h Aft · 2 Br w/,,. .. ..,.,..,. $145 Wtr vw1""r ,.iuv. .r .... , TO WORK FOR YOUI private slip. $450~ NEW · 3 BR home, 1enced S•n Ju•n C•Pl .. r•fto rps, IUI o ac , area. $145Jmo. 494-8490 . pd. ,2llM Pi;a:;'ntla A~. "E'' Ashley r'l· 644-MSO Earn 10% or more on well-Laguna _ New three yrd, blllna, dbl gar, nr 6• 536-8614. STUDIO apt on beach $125 Can btwn 1 & 5 636--03) !1 r.ouPLEX nr ocean, S62.!m lieCUred 2nd Trust'Deeds on bedroom, two bath • beach, $295 mo. ph 642-3216 NEW 3 BR, 2 BA Home Newport Shores yearly util. incl. B/W TV 1,_1 B d Ix' ~ ;..) 1 ~\ Miles I.anon Realtor Orange County real estate. Iorio I · · t I I • aose to Dana Point Marin& 494-7873 uu-r P • marr .... ..,e, ·"1 ) 673-8563 . SIGN~ 1.tORTGAGE CO. f1 J.\OOv ew -qwe oca· rvine schools & shopping. Com· \3 BDJ!MS., 2 ba. PaUo. Walk non-amokera, no pet&. Crpt, ·1:4 <n4) 556-0106 on. skr. ~12'25 4 BR, 2 BA Spanish style munity pool &: rec area. \to beach. $300 Yearly. BEACON RENTALS drp. Ref. &: d~ SM i;~ &.n Ju•n C• 11tr•no 4500 Campus Dr., N.B. home. Frplc, family room. Children & pets o.K. Lease Property House 642-3857 Laguna Beach 494-9-191 W. 17th St. CM • • '' · BR. 211 ba vi Int LANDLORDS! Top Irvine loeatlon. lmmed. l2ll0. "'' mo. Apt1. Furn. 360 In! Lowly 3 b•, 3 ba. -1. ':home, ettan 'vtC:w1tt>R~ DUPl:EX-$39,900 lNVESTORS wanted to make We Speclallze In Newport occu.pancy. Brown shag Century 21 Newport Beach fmmBc nr lrwy1, walk te by owner. $69,500. Opeil 1-5. Garden Apartments n) 2 Blt or buy trust•deeds. 638-5015 Beach • Corona del Mar • crpl'g thru-out, e: us t 0 m 493-1126 Blilbff lsl•nd &hops & schla. No peta. S..t/Sun. 413-23~8 Gt -1 Bath, (l} 1 BR -1 Majestic:, ft.1ortga.ge Co. &: Laguna. Our Rental Ser-draperies. Tennla courts & S•nt• An• $35 per wk & up. 1 BR. Avail now. 541).6338 1" Bath, pri\rate patios, enclos-* * * vlee Is FR.EE to You! Try pool. $395 per mo. Min. 1 1 BR Apt avail tor 6 mos 2 Br & bach's. Color TV. 1 &: 2 BR. $135 To $165 ed e.rages, built-ins. Qu;et ROBERT KUTZ Nu-View!" · year leaae. Must have OLDER Home 3 BR, $185. or yrly. ~1: blk to bay. maid serv, pool. 'mE plus $75 depoalt. No peta, street; Exccllt!nt condlUon. 935 Capistrano Ave. NU.VIEW RENTALS reference 1 . Ho J. Fncd yrd tor kid!~ ~t.s. STUDENTS \VEIL'OME, r.u:.s.. 415 N. Newport children O.K. 64&'1829 fll4) l7M5GO Laguna Beach, Cslll. 67J-1030 or 494-3248 ly, n4/97!H~13; Ron, T 14 Homoflndon 547-9'41 catl 21J.289-8366 '"'· Blw .. NB. 64&-9681. 1 & 2 BR. $135-$155: 5.,.. You are the wlnnet' ol Balboa Island 1·82&-=.:::8680::::.._____ U iv lty p k. DELUXE 2 Bedroom 2 Bltb, ONE blk to beoch; Blchelor ref, C'Plldrr><, htd poo1'. 2 tlcketa to tbt JAN. Rental. Bn.nd nu 2 n ers •r 216 Crystal yrly $325 mo . $150., 2 BR $250. Utlls tncl. Adults, no pell. 645-8965.. ron~n SPORTS & ---------1 ""'4 Bl' Turtle Rock Home· i'C!OUS 3 B t>o'twnh 613-n78 or UJ 128-2149 Yrty, 613,,0131 2 -:!'"BR .... cljlt/ilrjia • RF.cREATIONAL 2 BR. 2 ba. lg panelled liv w/vlew., 2"' Ba, pool. Din SPA .irJj, 3 ~ &lboil Penln1ut. 2BR. lrool duplJC, furnfunlurn poo11, ..i ... ~ • ...1. $1SO '"'· VEHICLE SHOW nn, w/~lc, fam nn, gar, rm. compacter upgraded w/fam rm.. sq ft. A 1 blk ....,0 ·-" ..-.JI§'"'"""' Mr RHlty &' lnvestment1 at the $300 yrly. 675-4399, "'-ark rugs, drpe, nr • UCI, ·High mid Jan.wary, $400:-lno lse. -ocean; ..... avllU now Call 645-0140 900 s. EUCLID ANAHEIM (213) 6.16-0151. Sch, Elementary Sch !;1;2-9299. $35 WEEK & UP 128 46 St, SHAC. 6#4340.l'D"°'UP='LEX~=l~B~R,-U~.._--I FUU..ERTON C'ONVENTION CENTER 1-'=c...::::...:o=----1 833-1354 Ho-uMI Furn. or e S&eepln& Rooms § Br, 1 ba, frplc, waterfront, garqe quiet no dop. ca.ta' January 4-13 B•U•• Penmtul• Unfurn. . 310 e Houaek~plna Rooms pier & !loat. $325 yrly. 36CXl or mot~reycl~, 548-2720~ • 4 UNIT APT. BLDG. e>eue call 64:1-$111, exl.333 2 BR CONDO "' from !DJ. ""'""".,..........,.----e Ocean View Apta Mareos. 613-193L NEW 2BR. 2BA, crpto. ~ St.art. your lnvestroent pre>-to claim your ticktt1. $300 ... MO. yrt.y .. Steiis to -.$245 .. mo. i.. .. BALBOA INN ON Bay nr Udo shopping dlshw&Wr, Iaw"ld tac.--; gnm lod:k with this 4 unft (North County IOU free ocean. 2 BR. 2-Bas, 2 car 2 BR condo • ·• .$265. Mo.flee Gtner•I 105 Main Strttt 613 36th St., no peta or pets. ~·. "~" -"" ..... ,.,,,.m bldg 2 B C t loc be ,_ ·~ ,_ 1 gar. 54$-.5273 3 BR Home ••• $285. Mo/hie _..., ....,...,,~ ~-.. • "•· rea • num r .., _,...._. 3 BR hom ·-M /1 '75-8740 chUdttn. .,. RMS , -mo. ·~"t., ~--1a Mesa Inc 17140~ * * ~ B ""h e. ... -. o,. 2ba l • •~ ~~ ';;::,IO~ ...:.. 0 '•ooooo' ,.. ~ •1• orei 4 BR.home .••. $425. Mo/lse 3 BR., ·• un · new1325i:..1J'P, BAOlELOR. 1 blk lo STEPS to bch, mod. 2 br, over 35. no -ts. '"-. at .. , ,. ~'' . -· . RANCH REALTY m.-tlkape1, decor. yrly. • !':/' -1 II bltlns .,K •-~ u"' Wesley N. T•ylOr Co. MUSI' u.crUice, heallh re-u.u. wuu Watertro1\t 2 BR, 1 ba.. year-or Ocean. Util lncld • .-. ...... c, a ' ...,,.,-.-. 240 Sieib St, REALTORS .._.... quirft move, $395/mo. 4 BEAUT. Prfnceton model 3 Qr. Unf. $300. mo. Npt Crest S37S. 64J.3.i90. LRG 2BR a.pt, new 1 J mt San Joequln Hlll1 ~. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:~~ BR. 3 RA, nr. beach, like Br, .2 Ba.:.. lrs Uv 6 dtn 1 BR. 1 ba. Yrly. Unf. Can-CALL 67S-4600 d"llYJ. S•n Clemente decon.1ed. nr sho p pl n I Nil~n Cef!ler 644~912 1 newr 213-2"-3640. 1 area, BB1o1 le patio. X1nt ncry area, $185. 3 BR, 2 ba. winter, trplc, center, no pet1, 640-8823 Hou1ts furnlshocl 300 Corona del Mir UAnlv1.1 Prk Joe~,,, $3(57355/roo, i BR., 2 ba. furn, \Vlntcr 2 houses from aand, $250, San Cle:ml.'tlle Resident ltotel 2 BR. Adults no pe~. BA 'i DELU,XE, Bl.ACH vo Feb 1'" -· $300. to June 28th, ~ ~t Per~til MEADOWS APTS, :Ir1 W. 4-PIXXES Genere1 NEW 3 Br, 2 Ba. dtluxo. 2 BR Condo. Wabt\lt Square. 1 BR. ~lean. down1taln, "'"·rn-utll .. ~ .. , .... d'~--ce Bay St ... CM. ~ wiu <'Oll>ldel' --.equity . h'l<rylhlnJ! you Wallt. No 1225/monlh. • •lderly or retired. 61211 • • ~.. q_, y don need to In "'Cl)lnRO. Call Ul1)'llnic. COTTAGI!) llO. ltlds. pets ·Jcue. Call 613'.!ll91 -Call.w;iliSL 1 ,~W;;,·,::Bal=boa~Bl7vd::.·..:~'7-'"=!"'-.)_SAN10CLev.rytbll E 'll&. .?~w 'rast" :,,..::" roo SCOTT R9L TY •I"" gar. unit Bllhoa 1110'.. isl MORNING CANYON, ~ 3BR, 2BA w/blth11. ,-WIDE ,.1ectlon ol apts., IMEN'I' pla"' M ad Iii lhe . , 5J6.7>U 1BR HOVSE HB, 125, BR 2 bu, (rp\c. pr, pvt. crpla, drpc, comm. puk i wetkly or monthly. e 114 DHELO'!,~LR, S.C. e .l~i':'. ~,. Adil Clll ' 2BR-11111 Art. ht, f!M4.lO palloo. $375 mo. 8'13-7098 pool, nr UC!. 83W44'l Sand l Sea R<alty 6T>81111 ~ ~·~ ., PALERMO 4 BR. tam rm, super clean! ' -. $76,900 BROKER . m.t7IO ,, ''}'--. · 1'alk8f & lei' . . .. , .. ,.,. . -\ ' ... I • ' -I 2,.J DA.ILV PILOT Mond.u. JanuJry 7. 1974 ~~~p~L=:~~:u~•_n~·=====~:~~:~{:!:"~h~r~"~·====:3~~~s~u~m:-;;·;~R~•-ng1~1~IJ•;:~·~~~B~u-,r~---~R~~-,r,r1--~=s~L_•:•:1:::::::::::~m~~~a:_~:•:·~·•1:_~:N~~~~~·::::1~~,~~,~~i~~r~~~~o~~~~.M~FmH~~~~M•'"' *OCEANSIDE* N EWPORT SHOltl!S LOST: s1am ... SOolpOittt "THINGS" by 111-. Gon'II ' AP .. CHICKl l 1-'-'-------11 fiit.. 2 hRtb hou5c. eo1np. 1'lo To UOO Sq. tt. &pacea. nu~le, 9 moc, ~ Qea colle.r, C&rptntry, Repatn, Plum-ARTMENT ana I-II r' • AUTO STOIES ,,:;... __ ...._____ PARK NEWPORT '""'""""'· Never •iept In. ava!I. llnniedlotcly! i21td·A Vl<:.-of-lllOO Slnlllgo bi,,.. &le c, Remodollna ALL ~':ill,~::~· lo olforinr exotptloool oppor. •p•R TMl!NTS Pool, cl ubhoule. ~ach, g6U Pacific O:ut HW)I., NewJIOl'I: Dr, tn Uover Shore•'• ,:64M613.=,;:::;;;'==--,.-,.~ I ed In "' "" . & 8hopplnK cc nttr. Year Beach. )"ot' ottioe Wit, bu-Newport Stach, on 12116.•·c An PENTRY .,__._. __ , ARTISI' exper. in rum to women nterest ,. PINE CREEK LIVES UP TO ITS NAM E Bac:heJor l or 2 Bedrooma: leue or by the nlOtlth. bcr a.bop or ... ., l>utlnHI. It .YOU have Wor. ot ~ .. _ ... ,...,.. ••-"• F~':-8 f.lllmatlon or art student fn. t&Jl careers. We liave open. andTownhouaea -v w•·-·•-·1a pie.,. ~-11 .......... ,., ""'-.. • POSITIONS t0tt1ted Jn learnlnr. tna• for managtmtnl F't. fl!H.:-io Open 9~ Dally 543-3036. :::,'tt, 1o'~th ::::.~e:' ,!!6'&-0~·~~·~,-69~~~-~~IU'd~·~~~~,,.l-"'""m"'•..:ReJ>air==·..:-~1~403.=-Newport Btach. m..42'n tr&tnttt. Rapid advtttee. SPf' Pool! . T~ni• V1c1tlon R9ntals 42.S 1 i.osT--Owner offering SlOO. I durir\a day. ment, xlnt't benetUa. lll 1:. Across from hahJOn Wand 6754050 '' RewlU'd Ior return of wh1te1.H-'i'"-u_l_"9~-----ASSEMBLERS 19th St., C.M. -· tl J&mbor~ Qn 5o.n.JC*qu1n 0, all f I 1e-• 100% EQu.al Opeor. Emplo)•er HU is Jtood LIVE ln the fill new Dana • c. co ema e cat neu ,~. FOR nauUna It clean-up of Previolls exp, 1oJd1r1 n r CPA ,714)· 644-ltoO Point llo.rbor rrt t 118 -11.WC't •··~ No tront cla~'t, wea~ng col· any type: consttucUon or O am.all tlectronlc parts. Ap- ·="",..--,--,.--,,,,,,--, 1 bcautUul 1tfARlNA INN' 601 Oovu or., Sulle 3 lu, identiticadon. Vic. 1363 prlv111te. )Oc&l refere~s. ply btwn l It 4 PM. LARK Local elCpandlna fl.rm 1etkl \VU< to shopping, (17th & L\lotel. J4002 Del Obil!'.po SL NE\VPORT BEACH Galrucy Dr., NB Oil 12/29. 64.T-8512 . ENGINEERING, 866 W. lndlvldija!' w IP U b 11 c ac-Tu.~lln J refurbished Uke nu C-19&-23S3J KI l ch(! n t-:f. 2000 400) ft. bulldlna Ptea.se call 6U-9MG fOCAL moving & haullna: 16lh St. NB. counlin&' b •ck Ir o "n d • Ow.r 500 !nil t~ll 2BA. bl.t.in kltch, frpl c, nu lli!aled pool, dh·cct dial l\{archl. Presently occupied Spaniel, \'IC Ogle St, C.M. Rea». Barey. M4-1M6 Ol' n1etal partt, J.;.med open-tlal. Salary t:4~~of~l Individual typo condo, 2BR, flcicnclc1 ' & ApartnW.nta. lor 0fease. '2Van ·approx. LOST, En&:llslf Springer by &tudent. Large truCJc. FREE ASSEMBJ.,J:RS plastic A Outstanding rrowth poten- awL.lO. lill'Cruns v.·lth crptJng & <lrps, encl~d pa1io, phones. televUikin, sauna by Mar Vile Electronics. Uver & White, \VhJte feet trl3---0&17. lnp Newport Beach Nr Htlen 11-Jaaon, -• \\'l!llt.t1alls create a PoOI & rt'C clubboulc, only bath , I au n dry f.acllltiea. 1829 Newport Blvd., CM. & lees &: •pol on 1.011e.1 .H;:a:.:uc,:ll::ng=~ll.,.D-4~u-,,~,.,.,ov_,.ln_g llunllngtcn &: Costa .Men: Coastal l>tl'IOl'lnel Areney, relaxtn~ ~tun" for $275 mo. j714l 63!j..740(), (M1'. mi•ellng: room, close lo San Phone Deno v 6 cc 1 et Plea1e hold her. Lie No. • 1 ,,., Bi.! f\llerovlston, 645-68-IO. , 2190 Harhor Bl\fd,. CM. I • your spaclO\l!I ~lC\V 1• or 'l'rubol 11141 67:>-0025 eve & C1cn1ente & Luguna Beach. ~3280 1 ' 71!06, Ans. to Dasha. Call f~·~ara~n..up, ,. AT ASSEMBLERS It MOLDERS CI.ERICA' 2·bedrooin Mp1u·t1nent. Sn1all wkends Con1e play in our , 646-1100 Reward. 1.;:;;a;:t~:.=;.· ="-"~-,..-..,. f I tlbe I .., pe0iok.Jo"'ron1$170.1'"urnituro *L' P'RIS IENNE ISPortlishing, tthopplng & .~OMMERCIAL C·I LOST "·lid scarlet ~facaw. SJOPLOADER&:dwnptruck ~ aat a:rowng A rau~ ' avail1t ble. Offll'e OJ>en 9:00 "" "" * restnurant1. $50 wcok & Up. 42,, SQ ft oUl.;.-e 11ulte. 724 12/Z9. Last Keen flyjng "'Orie. Concrete, asphalt, AAMES Cli;JX'~~~~ O:.Y 19U SOFTWARE to 6:00. 2300 Fairview ltd .. 2 BR. Jo:Urn & Unfurn. All O~rlng thlA ad & receive W. 19th St. Nr. A1VB + North out of Emerald Bay. sawing, breaking. 84&-IDO. Jo' Occide tal SA -EPARATION Costa Meosa. Phone: a45'2300. elect. 1'lrepl11.ce, hid pool. S5of(on flrstwt.'ek'arent. 1500 llQ ft fenced.open SIOr· Any Info leading to capture YARD. ga.rqe clean--upa .. n ' rn. j Adult&. $195. Ir: Up. 919-1268 age area. Truck actt1S1abll· of bird, pleue oontact, remove treea, dirto ivy, Bureau of ASSEMBLE" CLERK P•rk·Like Across from golf course R I Sh 430 lly. S13S. mo. MS-096l. 4~ oollect. drivew1!Y9, stumps. 841·2666 Exper. A responsible \\'Oman, Surroundinti 20U2 Santa Ana Ave. enta 1 to are "THE FaetOI')'" has a lrg Lost Vic f\larlne:rs &: 32 IT. FURNITURE Van En1ployment Agency commerclaJ elec tronic DEL'Tvro l & 2 \VANTF:O, Roontmate. \Vork· shop a~. $185/mo. In Highland, NB, eray & white for local turn hauls & K!'n'I auembler for wh"lna & ·v.u:. nn. Al)l!. NEW deluxe 3 Br 2 Ba, ing lady, a.i, 'A'lshcs to share Cannery Village 425 30th St., Jong haired cat. Famlly pet. hauling. ~1862. 551·2736. soldering. ~2622 or Al!IO fum Bltchl!lor. upper. Lush cpl~. lrg deck, 3 Rm . apt . v.·Jth sume for ~•' NB. 642-1960. tif!a1ln" slnce New Year's1 --~~. --~~--When You're •2 5@-2$.'lS. Pvt Patios '* !ltd Pool , 3 blk I hcb yrl •~ I d I I R I ••• ·~ I Cyr SCRAP ll'On, washers' ASSf.MBLERS TEOIS Nr. Shop'• * Aduli. ontu . s o , Y .,...a rent. $50 & i,~ light &: KU n u1tr I ent1 -eve. Ans to name o ano. Relr\g St Ht tr You Try Hardtr • J {2131 J.55.3690 or 675-0642. per nlonlh. Not deluxe, but -&t&-3575 .., " oves. . · w · Withe eetro..mech. assembly, Martinique Apts. NE\V DUPLEX 3 BR, 2 BA, clean, con1!ortnble and reas-* COSTA MESA * LOST l\IALE Irish Setter, DhEtrsLI.VTElnR,Y84•1ta!JLIT84E7"'684MO.V· The Res ults? or mach. shop exper. Colta 1m &tnla Anll Ave., Cf\1 \\'Inter. $25<1/mo. Days onable. 2Q'79 Thurin Ave., 680 SJ·'. 220 po'A·er $ll5. lost alnce Dec. 21. Has red !\1esa, 642-8080. r.lgr Apt 113 646-~12 97~165; Sat & S w1, C.1\:1. Avail J a.n li!il. 1300 S.l•,. Priv1te office, collar and Dea collar. ING Jobs by student with No. 1. , .A tor AAl\IES ASSISTANT ?.tanagers: to 645-0232 rEritALE Roon1mate t o plenty of parking. Ov.·11er heartbroken. Call van Very Reft!I. 646-1346. trait\, graveyard 1hift. 6 I l • I Si.erra VillaCJe \VESTCLlfF 2 BR, 1 ~ii ba. share 3 BR, 2 ha. qpt with Larger unils available. l\Iarti 543-1730. No. 1. ... 8 Ofcs In Calif. nlte1 'A'k, Co. paid benefltt. Varian Data Machines hu an lmniedlate openinr terr a Software Cleric In our· Data proce11stne department. Prevlo1111 control clerk or data processlna: experience helptul. Due lo lhl11 unique poJltion we will train. You n1u!lt like a v11rltty ot duties nnd have a sincere desire to learn. • Small Adult Complex In Lush to'A'llhou11e. Adults only, no 2 working girls. Newport Hendy for occupancy. "llXED ••ep m• blk w/wht Hou1eclnnln9 N 1 N fra I d Jack In The Box, 'UC6 n . I C ROBERT NATTRESS " ~ o. . • . o nch se ofca Bak S C 'I 1',orest Seti.•"" • --•ted 5 pels. 1728 "·dford Ln. 1~•1 ~ach, Yr y. "100 1110. · kl · eo-er t, •l• • .... .....,.,; DC ~ ~ REALTOR ffilll' ngs ~·earing ""'n D-... lc•ted Cl••nl-Mln. from Beach & 1',n\'y. Mo. 548--7533 675-1558 Bernardino Ilse Reward -··• No. l ..• All ofcs \\'Ork tor A1TRAct'!VE, receptionist/ If YoU meet thtMJ quallflca· tloM and are Interested Jn I\ new challenrio wllh a com()llny that offers: l Br, $175. 2 Br, 111' Ba $195. =s"'A'°YFRO=""NT='-2~8=-r-, °"2"s."""-w"tl'e.-M=A7L°"E""10--:;,h:-:r,-,,,."n'°":-·"1"26' 1 Co.iii'ii'''"'!"•'~"i;;;;~iii~9'J9.ii;i6Si;71i;i 552-le<I . * WE DO EVERYTlllNG * you. sec1'Cta1..,/ho11tess for SCA· Gas & \v.-1-r Paid. Refs. Free est. 648-2839 " 01 " • lrg patio..,prlv beach & pier. Jncludlng ut!I. 'fen n is , ~ SML 4 blk Cock A Poo Gate New 1-lomes SaJes · 114 E 20th SI CM ... •• o 1 11 Nvn LEASING mo • • ' No. l. · .Oldest lrte ~ncy fl t H 1ln t HIU''-ur *E•ctllonl •--'Ito · ·• · · $550/mo. 97!Hl631, 11't'f""'t011 sauna, gym, e c. go , wht. mkg&, collar ~/ bell. ,1.;.n_•_u_r•_n_c_•______ In the \\'Orld. ce a un g on .,... · ,. _,,., 5-iS-0137 or 646·4-09a AT the beach. 3 Br, $300 548-0912 or S4$-6477. Huntington Beech Vic liarbor & LI lac.,. Excellent opportunity for *Competitive P•y J UST like a house. This yearly. $225. winter. Call SHARE Bluffg Condo, with NEW M-1 839---4264 * * * •No. 1 ... Ahvays pc rs o na I sharp gal that likes to meet *Modern l'•cllltf11 3-bedroom, 2-bath apart-642-3027. , fC'nmlt>, $95/~10. Ca J l MO Sq. Ft. It UP F'IL BLK -•I \VILLIAl\1 FOX service to you. people. Typing nteded. 4 mcnt has private patio, 640-8714 or 644-2361 Hamilton & Newland St. " · """"'e/Ten1or 426 Emerald Bay Days a ~·eek, including Sat .. dish'A'RSht"r, fir ep la ce , 2 BR, trplc, drps & crpt, ff0..1970 mix puppy. 7 wks. \'le. of Laguna Beach, Calif. urday. Ca.II Biil ID¥Bll1 for private g:atage. New dro.peti. adults no pets, $225/nlO. 2 BR Apt • f urn, Utils' pd, I .............................. I TO\\'Jle/li1onrovia, CM. Ph. Yoo are the winner of $$ Motfv1ttd $800 appointment 9 10 e incl. Sat .. Located ne~r park, school, 1 _'54_·_2360~_•r~&l-~_6506 __ •_ft_5_._1 $9'2.50ed Female roonunate AVAIL 10 000 It f mod 00-036l 2 tickets to the J\loney, ex c Item en t & urdny and Sunday. Ph. 714: in Mei>a Vrrde area. Only N 1 h l=w-an_l_._6_7:!-_723_7 ____ : plan! r'acti·'"t lno .ei-,i SPORTS & challenge for the riitit 8"6-2846. $250. Call 540-2279 1.fter 5 ewpor t He 9 ,, 1',EtlfALE to share apt In 'Irvine tract I roe. J\Jo:thm.: ~ REx:REATIONAL person. Someone aggres!ive AUTO LOT MAN p.m. * PLEASANT & DESIR .. ~!,w~r,t or Balboa !)th. CaU J\1onth or lease. Secretarial INtrucUMI I ~ VEHICLE SHOW ~·/take cilarre ability. Able For one ot Orana.e County's -& . at the to organize & set up office". ABLE. 2 Br, pool, gar.I===~-,.-=~--phone serv. possible. J ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~-ANAHEIM Geo nd'·-& Jargelil Font Dealerships. ..:.me Adults, no pets. $180. FEP.fALE lo shr 3BR condo, m--0420. 1 t · l'gO\IS &urTOU .. .,... Experienced preferred. A~ ~tiBllU 21 l ~54~18~<m~~~:!::::::::::::==lvLawgunm•m11~~~1';·2409~~o;;;;;;;;; n-E~NT=-,-r-.1-, -soo~-,.-.-,-,_~--Schools & co~~~~ ffiNTER ':v~&!!t~!af'a.:is~~ ~1~~~r.pel'ti0n to ?itr. Don 2 BR, 1 BA Unflvn $19S Serr-Clemen1'e IVANTED lom ale -mmat• Randolph, No. 10, C.111. ln1trvctfon1 575 Please call 642--5678, ext 333 ed. Can be making Slt'OO THEODORE ROBINS 151 E. 2Jst St., 0-1 •vv $100/1110. 675-Sll6, 673-7039. ---------to claim your Ucket1. per mo in ahart Ume. Pleate apply In penon or contact: B. Kral'ka (714) 1133-2400 Exl. 336 VDM V•rl•n D1t• Machines 2m lt!lchebon Drive Irvine. CaW. 9a6t An Equal Opportunity Employer M~~ '* 64&8666 * 2 BR, 2 BA, child o .K. Cpts/ kt share 3 bdnn home near i i . l Shop. 1900 Bllt. Placen-GUITAR LESSONS: (North County toll tree -r · FORD drp.s, dswshr, lndry. 4 blks ocean. Cnll aft 5, 963-5'182. Ha Ave. l600 Sq. Ft. 548-00 LA w REN c E p Au L. number is ~1220.) Numbers li•me $700 2060 HR.tbor Blvd., COLLEGE Stud~nli, male, NE\V ADULT UVING to pier, $200. ino. 49'2·1934 PARK NeOA'P()rt townhouse. No Automotive! BEGINNER -ADVANCED. * * · * Ambitious F/C Bookkeeper CNta Me1&11 wHh ctir. ft; Cllll on estab. I BR & I BR w/ loft. Frplc, after 5 PM. Want Girl to shr. \Y/2 lent. 4001 Bl RCH, NB p op u LAR/Cl.ASilCAL M•inten•nc• for amall public accountants AVON Jo'uller custoniert. Earn SJ,ll(I beam cell, patio & pool, 2 BR, 2 BA, trplc, Jirst pool & tennis. 640-1673. 3600 sq. fl. 541•5032 ~P~H~O!?,N~E;'..!~~~!.1~---J,;:;;;:· -;:::::::=:-:;::-::-;:7 otc. Excellent chances for CHRISTMAS MAY hr avg. Call 542--0242 mos uf.1 ~~ixd~~. ~~~ ~pos1J.nt3 ·~r~~ ~:· ~:._G_1_r_1_,9"•-•_f_o_r_k_e_n_1 __ 43_S Rentals Wanted 460 ORGdAN leSliOns, Inter/Adv. ~ts Cle~:~;s er ~c!:s' =l~alf:;a;~a:O~!: ~:~ BE OVER COl\1PANION tor retired 393 Hamilto,, 645-4411 /d bit 492-2318 i-MINI WAREHOUSES stu ents. Notes, cliords, ar-\V.,11 , l ll wie It a11' like 90meone w/contputer But, Everyone Still gentlen1Ar1, live-In, &oOt1 cpts rps ns. · COUPLE ~·anu· to rent 2 Br. ~!1&'16521~.•.· Jo'ran Dimmick, ,_:, '•'stlmactaes, s=. ~s. ' kno 1....i..... N--,, Avon Procluct1. cook. ~Ill.kt be good drlver. LRG 2 BR, l 'ii BA. Newly NEW 2 BR, $160. view, STORAGE l1U.l' •" ·~ w ""4"" ..u Patient Indy 45 to 55. Good ~:: N~V~ts. t$1BO.scJ~~~ stove lndry fac. No dog. No Move-in or r.fove-<>ut ~~wk~ds~~l~~7:.~. Sl8S. ~::!:::*:::..._*~-.---lipi:,:rin::t'°l:;ng:;-,&0~----J Chjllenge $600 ~e~~t;\XO!!~~fce c::u )~;-:; salary. 6C~90Z1 2868 LaSalle, Apt l, CM. 2ll Serra, 213-723-4345. charges. From $7.50 per PROFESSIONAL man d~ MICHAEL GOTHARD Paperh•nglng Terrilic opportunity for arowld, 6 now iJ1 the perfect YOUNG CO~tPANION need- 549-3524 or 540-6338 Apt1., Hmo~thl • N S sires 1 Br Furn apt. Vecy 752 Amigos Way energetic individual who time to become 8 Repre-ed for lnvall(l tor 5 dayt, 1 BR Furn. or Unfum. 370 an111,tonAL"Ls'p"A·tanCdE t., HB near ocean. 642-3854 aft 5. Newport Beach, Calli. PROF. walloovering state like• a busy hectic office. Hntative. You can make no hvy llftlna". own trana. N • c~rt, ~I pa1ti.o. You Bl'!' the winner ot lie. No. 279514, insur., all Secretary to head of money at your own pace 6 t.aiuna Bch &rH.. $9914. ~~-cr::~tsrps.only. e:~ Cost• Mesa -.1970 Misc. Rent1l1 465 2 tJckt?tr; to the types of paper. 714 : marketing dept. Lots or ac-meet new people Jn your COOK. Convalescent Hosp. child/pets or water beds. ----------[NEWPORT llelghti, 0 ( f WANT SPORTS & 1 -=8c;l2-43K&c..==·~-~-~-tivlty & great co. benefits. community, too. For more 1P~l-1:30P~I. $2 per Hr. 5 THE EXCITING to rent Motor Home, REX'.'REATIONAL Paperhanging & painting. dela>·lo. Cali·. •~7"'1 . D ,.. ~-$135. 54S-1322. PALM MESA APTS. alley, 2 car, storage only. 1 month, Jan 15, 3 adlls, VEHICLE SHO\V 21 yrs Harbol' area. Reis P1rson111ity $575 i1'l\r'" ays. ~ -;;;:,.,--:&14::;;:-0030:;:;:--;;:;;-::::;i -'':::ln:::lc.:":.::o'·-n~HJ9..25..=:::=:::18e.....__ at lhc furn . No. 183-281. 642·2356 Oulgoing Individual 'Ailo likes BAB\'SITIER. l\iaturc. rell· COOK·TRAINl!I E1st Bluff MJNUTES TO N;P't'. BCH. SINGLE garage for rent ANAHEU.J !~==~.~,..-~-~-\'artety &: friendly nl,.c able needed for our home. S.1lary accordJna: to exp. Pft. Bach, 1 & 2 BR. from $150 $25/month. CONVENTJON CENTER PAJ~NG ln~erlor & ex· nlOSphcre. Great place to 1 yr. old. hrs. 9'-6. S50 'A'k. fer no 11t11df!fll$. Exptr. • DELUXE e AWitsM: ~~· 177 E. 2'1nd St. Of. ~ January 4-13 tenor. QualiJ_y work. V.'Ork. Lovely oUlces at the Rel's & traru req. \\'ill nol prefd., but 'A'ill train. Apply J BR. 2 BA 11.pt for lease. (S blks front .Newport Blvd.) STORAGE only. 00 ub 1 e Anno&n:«nlnta J .'r'!"fll Please call 642-5678, ext 333 Telephone 642.oMS beach. Dress code Is casual. take ~by to sitters hon1e. bel'.veen 2:30 & 4:30 pm, Incld spac. master suite, din 54G-9860 garage. North· East O:ista . •• lo claim your tickets. *W•llJNper H•nger* Sonieone 'A'ho can type. & Call a.ft. 5 or v.•kenda. He.n1burger llamlet, lMS rm & dbl garage. Auto door * CASA VICTORIA * Me58.. $40. mo. 642-5999 (North County toll tree C. Rebko 646-24'19 do some figure ~uric. 548-6940. Adams, Cl\I. Alk for Air. opener Avail. Pool & Recrea· Off. R I .,. Auto Tr1nsport1tlon 525 number Js 540-1220.) PAINT now, ~v hall lal•r BABYSITIER. 2 children, 8 '"°H"•°"K"'C"n.-:;-~-,,.--~I tion area. 1, 2 & 3 BR. lurn & unf ice enta """"" * * * ...-J Nice & Eosy ••M u --•·• ~ 2 ~1 .. I :;--:-~..,-----:~ E x p erlenc«I, references ,,.,_ &: • n~ uvm : ,_ pm, COOKS • To lraln tor ...i. • S297 • Cllrpets, drapes, D/W, 1V CAR POOL SERVICE Theatric•I 580 Earl A .... A""1 Perfect spot for person Who O\\·n trans. 979-91'44: aft 111nt ........... r. Gra·--~ 865 Amigos \Vay, NB ant. Pool, etc. 525 Victoria NEWPORT BEACH --"-'--'------~Olc~~-°'=u='v~-~--r haA 1 ............. • 6 6~ --k f M·-•· ··--· ••,-v Managed by St, at Harbor CM. 642-8970 MEDICAL OFFICE For lnform•tion WALLPAPER hanging-; n ce ,,. ......... m&JlflU °' · ou--1• 81 or ...... .a. shift 6 de.ya wk. Co. pt.Id \VILLIA.1\l Yi' ALTERS co c.11 833-2195 I P.!ANAGE BANDS custom re!lldential &: com· can do !IOl'Ile Ille figure IBA Bys ITT ER. mature be:nefJts. Jack In The Bo:l, · •• _E>.."TRA' r.arge· 1 6r 2 Br. Near Hoag H06pltal: 1700 SIJ. After 6 PM For evening audltioM, "'Ork. Type & take 'A'Oman, wkdayl. 2 Sm. 1205 Bakef, Colt& M .... heated pool. From $145. Ma· ft. garden-type office: lots ~~Ca!!Jl!54!16-1!!)21~8 ~a~lt~e~r~7~p~m~.l~m~e~rc~t~al~ca~lrl T~ed~<lJ4..3~~95~2~ messngeJ on receptionist children. reference 1 . DELIVERY l\fan. , .. Times Huntington Beach ture adults. No pets. 1887 of parkl.ng. 4 ' ...... e exam., ----------PROF painter, honest work, desk , ,. .• 2 707, ~ ---~------........ 6 • 1 O't -... home dellve~ -·I>, 3 to ~fonrovla. &IS-0026. nurse sta .. recepllon, bus!--rcas. Int/ext. free estJnlate. ----------1 ·• ·~ 3 BDRMS, 2 ~~ ba, newly LUA'URY Lrg 2 BR, adultc;, ness ofe:, x .. ra)'. & dark rm., I l~ Reta. 548-2'759, 642-3913. SPECIALS · BABYSIITER wanted Dutch 60 AM~ Economical car. redecorated, 1650 sq fl. all blt•··s. pool, "' -•opp••g private doctor 5 office: 2 ,..... and..,..,. PROF ••• . N . b Galf'rtday "~ 1-laven tme1, exr./ w/ In· ver .., yrs old. No col· bit. I --• · hi •· I " " "'' .,, f'erlonll1 · paper, ...... ' ging. 0 10 _.,.. f 17 • d all I l'"" 11 It I u1s, on .. "" air ' .U'PIC, center & bus, 1941 Pomona, rest roon1s, alr .. cond. Ideal ~· iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiii'l 'oo !Im., no Job too Jan>e. Office ~tanager $650 Ants, ·"" o er, c ec .. ,., no so c nr . closed gar, fncd yrd, Cise F I (or orthopedics. $165 Per ~ -.. F/C Bookkeepe-r $6.1'1 847-7687 \\'ettmlnliter, 118 area.ClU 10 bch, $2!ll mo, no pets, ountain V1 ley ino. 530 B•by1ittlng 841N~T/E.XT PAINTING Secretary $600 BAB y SITTER/Houtekeep. 1,,,GJS-:-,mlii==-----·I 963-7027 aft 5pm Person1l1 !\led. Recttpt $550 er, live-in , 0\\'11 room & DELIVERY men. perm 2 Bdrm $150, Avail for ln1-FROP.I $170. You can llve ---------BABYSITTING J'n !'.ty Home Free Est Jim 675-~ General OUlce S-00 bath. Spanilh speaking OK. p/tllne early morn . med occup, \Vlk to stores, where YOU play: 3 pools, ja· LICENSED SPiltifuALIST Cos1a Mesa area, Refer-Plaster Petch Rtpeir A 1 •lOK Nr~lJOli Beach. 644-5249 ne~·1paper dellv. to N.B. drps, cpts, bltins, cor. Ell.is cuzzi, billiard roms, party Spiritual readings 10 a.m. ences, phone 642-0384. ' ' ccoun •nt " BABYSITTEnn-•ed In my homes. S200 per mo. + & Del 0 rooms, volley & basketball lO Ad · Shirt -• ~ to t·• ~ = bo 0•• •-aware, w n er, -pm. vtce on all BABYSmING in my hame * PATCH PLASTERING * ... eeve & ...... ,. -.e home. •3 dys a ··k. 2·.30pm.. nua. ~. ~ ·o~ •1 8 • ro11rt:<1, barbcques, babbling 1 312 N El ~--lull hg I -k I h v • 01~ "gr C\'e g,:. brooks. SUNDANCE, best ma ters · ....runino days or nltes. Full time All types. Fl'ee e51imates c · o """"' n vy 6pn1. 551-5033. DENTAL Exec. Secretary. wkends, 842-2671 Re-al , San Clementi!, for $:ll or part time. 962--7216. Call 540-682.5 duty ~pair &. parts. Good Exper. In appt control, X• OOG RUN managed l &: 2 bedroom appt call 492-9034. 492-9136 , co. Gre81 oppty. BABYSmER /housekeeper I apts in Orange C.OOnty. PROBLDI Pregnancy .. Con-C•rpet S.rYlce 1_P_l_u_m_b_t .. ng.<..-----Llve-ln or hn. 7 .. 5, !'.f·F. ~·· ns. &: ~bovd. s~j 2& B~C/~~'Smi~~: 10260 \Varner in Fo\Ullain1-:========= 11 d t thetl JO Asst Controller to $14K O'A'n car. r .v. 962-6.587 arts. to 8Cfas~~.;, Se:Ad .J:, ..... c/o VallC'y is your kind or place, en • sym.pa c HN'S Carpet & Upholstery L.R. OTIS PLtn.IBlNG Degree & exper. Would like I ~ ~~ 3 BR. $199. 842-03b'9 or lTI4l 962-t202 pregnancy counsehng. Abar· Drt Shampoo, (Soll Retard-RemOOels & Repairs \VA.ter CPA background . Future BANKING Dally Pilot, P. 0. Box 1590, I " . .. I I I I i i 842-4504. Huntington Beach i:CAkadoptiona ref."A., AA..., an11taJ.1 Debgreaaers &: heaters. disposals, fiimaces, <lppty w/thls co. Wants Costa r.1esa, Calli. 9:J62S e WALK TO BEACH ~ 8 co or rightenen: & 10 dshwashrs. 64z...6263 1\1/C & man to ~'Ork directly DENTAL ASS 1S1'ANT I J Brand nu l &: 2 br, crpts, DELUXE 11dult po olside Lll'~E OR DEATI:I mlnu\e :ach for white B/A. Complete Plumbing w/controller to replace Rapidly expand~ bank hat Chain ,1n1 11 d.,e,..!!,.pabl 0 e 1 ~ . I drps. bltm, gar. 2Zl 16th garden bungalmv, nr ocean. Let our babies live. For cbarpe 5. ve your money Service. Lie. 272694. him. full time <openlnga in the ...-~ St. 536-006.1 or 1147-3957 trpl, Jrg patio, 6 pools, alternatives to ABORTION ~illsa~lng 11me extra f:rlpa. fPLUMBING REPAIR beach area for exper, dentistry. Call 644-0922 . .,,. WALK TO BEACH sauna, tennis. 846-0259. call LIFE LINE 5fil·5522, c enn vln, rm., dining No job too small Ttchnlc•I personnel: DENTAL Rece11t. desk only. Also 1 Br From $135 ~='='I 24 hrs. rm., & hall Sl5. An.Y rm. ** 642-3128 ** E-lneer RF to $20K *Commercl1I T1ll1r1 1 d 1 2 & 3 BR. Crpts Drps, Bltns. · ' ~Xl;CUTIVE OFFICE $7.50, couch SIO. Oiair SS-I=..,....,.,=-"-"==-,---·~ • • Cl k T • yr. enta exper. nee. garage. B 16th St. 536-ZIGS Newport ·e t ·a·ch··-A/C oUice avail In profe1-BUSINESS?\IAN, 39 wants to 15 ·yn. exp. is what counts Televlslon Rep1fr Solid work background. R.F'. * er yp11t1 Jo"rlnge benefits. Some Sa!A, or 847-3957. siona l a irpoit area sulle. meet slim & trim com· not method. I do \1.-Urkl-------'----gap knowledge of 74 f\tHZ *S.cretery H.B. area. 846-3540. LRG 1 BR. Upper. Crpts. I BR's. From $185 -$225 Ne"·ly ctti-peted & draped. ~~~~9. ga1 19-35. Call myself. Good rel. 531--0101. COLOR TV Repalr, expert, to 450 MHZ. Bench work. *Note Clerk drps. bllns, carports, nr , Bachelor Furn $205 Reecption & phone ansOA·er· STE A ~f C L E A N ! reasonable, mo.st in home. Debug own unit&. This Is Trainee ~ltions also avail. fr.\)' & shop'g.$14{). No pcls. Ocean Vie1,·. Yearly lease. ing sC'rvice included. Secy & BEST l\IASSAGE IN N.B. SANITIZE! All dirt out, .Antenna ser\.'ice also. Bert )'Ol.lng & aggressive co. for our oh·call stall v.·hl.ch ~1 I DESIGNER Call 646-3786 or !">'l:..0760. llLeaAtedS BPooRll.SAAdSult<APOnTIYS·.· Xl.'1'0."1: se1viccs a,·ai!. $135. 3400 Irvine Ave. Suite 1038 Aladdin House of Service Gallemore, 968-2783. Engr Project to $14K "ubstltutes on a p/time NE\V 2 BR & 3 BR Apts. per n1 0. Ca.JI 540-2564. lat Bristol )Open 8 Al\t 557-2678 ' Tiie Heavy cap not nettu, but basis for regular tellers Who $210 to $2.W. Adult & Fan1 5615 Rivl.'r ~ve .. NB APPROX. 500 s.f. upstairs. Ann. 557--0539. ;;D,;IB;;E;:;RN~A:;;;RDO;;;;o-;c--;&,.-."So::n:-s--1.:.:.:.:.________ self starter & oversee amall Xiay be ~II ot obe vafiaUon. Varian Data 111actnes, the 1 bit company ln amall ~· I section, pets. P;;tio, fenced Call 642 .. 2566 Cheerful, carpeted, he11.t &: EXECUTIVE, 39 to meet carpel sales -installation CERA~IIC TlLE NEW &: staff. Knowledge of 5heet n't al')', ne ts · & yard, nr. beach. S.16-3166. ON or neat· beach; 2 & 3 BR. elcc. incl. Plenty parking slim & trim compatible and repair. 963-2639 re~el. ~Z::· Sm jobs nietal &: pla1tlca helpful. growtf,!i°1e~tl~ LRG 2 BR. l •, "··. Slud oo· . No fee. Call: spa("f'. Nexl to Security gal 19-3.S. P. 0. Box. 1093, Ce-nt C I we come. . .,.,.y n enon ~ P If Sa.nta Ana, Calif. ..... , oner• • Top Soll Chl1f Acct to $12K \Ved or Thun 1.0A.At·3Pf\t rncl gar. Couple, infant ok. Property House 642 .. 3857 ac ic Bank. 188 E. 17th l=" N Maln Rm ~1 Sl57.50/nl0. Al so 1 Br. 8 vail ., BR 2 ba 2 doors fro St::... Costa 1'1esa.. 642--4210 A LCOHOLTCS Anonymous CUSTOP.f concrete ~·ork.1-"---------Take chg. Good exper. "'" 0• • -Jo~eb 1. $125. S.17-4·WJ .,, ' • m Sl i~ 1no Phone 542-7217 or write Drives, patios & .,.8Jks. No *QUALITY * Familiar w/mlnl computers Santa Ana ocean. Sharp. $Z15. mo. . . PO Bo •~ ~ ... M job * AIU'~ ' TOP SOll. * 'ICR 399 ICC PUC ••u Or Call 835-*'6 Yearly. 613-282;) or 778--0709. J\PPROX. 500 s.f. upstairs. · · x ~ ......,,,.... esa. too small. Free est. i ......u • 11 ......., pn> On Above d""S 1~11\lAC. I-BR.. unf. 21; R -Cheerf··I, <·o -led, heal •-537-2942. * blems. Related to tran1. ....,. Blks. fron1 beach. Couples oomi _,., " -,.,.. "" \Voman to meet ta.II man I "=='=~...,.~=--1 58&-6930 to Dl1C1JS1 your b&ck&round. only. See f\tgr . Apt. F; elcc. incl. Plenty parking ovei: 30 for companlonahlp. CONCRETE or bMck: patio1, Outside Sales Rep So.. Callfomll .:03 7th St.. H.B. 536-2257. / lBR &cheloretle looking out ~c~·c ~~-~'Ss ~u~:h Call ~lacy 836-f'i679 ~'f<1• rlanters, veneer &: I Any lndus. u.le1 ' aerospace 1st N•tlon•l -&.nk _., 2 BR, I BA. bl tins. garage, on 1'roplcal patio & Newport St.. Costa r..1esa. IHZ-420l r:si':·re=n~a~I~~ ~U~· knowledge of j.a1tenen1 will $145. 1\sk for Dale. Bay, Jacuzzl, lawld prim!, Sl?5 nlo. . brln& great reward \Y/thla Equal Oppor. Employer mil 96:l·4·171 pri ent. .rare find. 673-27!ll ~""'=---~~~" Lolt Md ,.... CEMENT &. Block Work.1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ co. or 67~2297 (answering ser-DESK space available $50 Walls, patios, aldewR.lks,1• . Out1ld1 S•le• Rep BEAU'ftl!JIL NEW 2 BR, 1 BA. Blt-!ns, cpts, vice~. mo. Will provide furniture etc. By hr. or job. ~915. Job W1nted, tem•I• 702 I Irv drps, l blk to beach $175 ROOl\TS $20 v.·k up w/kit, at $5 mo: AnsweMng service CE $14K+ COMPANY mo. 64;)-3003, 5:16-1336. $30 ,.,.k up apls. Children available. 17875 Beach Blvd. Found (f,.. 1d1) 550 w:pai::atlo, sa!rive~ NEED help at hOme? We Must have exper In art sup-SUPER WORKING CONDS i..:XTRA LARGE 2 BR. 2 & pet section. 237S Newport Huntington Beach. S42-432l . remove Free ~st 544--8998 hnve aides, n u r • e 1 • pllea.&: call on dealer. TI!t For Electronic Aasemblen BA. DcltL..:e Pool~~ido apt nr Blvd CM. 548-91.>5 or 'BAYFRONT OFFICES BOXER, brown \V/v."hite · · · h 0 u 1 ekpns, companions. right person has this made. w/u little a1 8 mO'• ewer. beech. $1 60. 5.1S-a882 &l.>-3001 Prestige t1.i-cn. i40, 550, 330 _ un.dcr nee~. black face. Child C•r• ll om em a k er 1 Upjobn UnqualWed need not ap_p_ly. Gttat pay 6 benetUi. Call J BDRM. untum. $13.'i. !tl2 OCEANFRONT 1 roonl sq ft, 3100 Nev.•JXlrl 81\d.; Chp~ tall. Male. Vic. VACATIO 547-6681. S1le1 $1JK+ bottle;Nowl S«>-445(1 • C~jL_}'t: N,o rwt~ !JOO-, 1012 \1·/reirig & bath. Uti l pd. N.B. 6T'.r12'10 ~T~hr1~s At1~qanten1, Hunt. , I N mother wtll care R ESPO?'iSIBLE M011IER lrllllde sale1. Must know con-NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO Can:>et. sfo\c. rrff'r. int Id. 'l'earlv $90 Npl Bch PJUA.1E lli ii °"' . ~. ~n:OUr ~me v: ~~I~~~ wants \\"Ork in ~•ho70me. tract ftnandnJ. Exper In TEMPO puter11, hAa an immediate 1 operUnr tor an nperieneed i designer. You mutt haw ,, I had a minimum of )-3 yean ~ experience; some conece 1 p~ferred. P r e v 1 o u 1 ft· peMeonce mu1t have included PC boud tape-up. '6 · tl YoU meet the1e qualWca· tlons and are Jookine fOI' a chllllengt111 poelUon with a growlna orange County company that otters. *Excollont Bontllts *Comp.iltlvo ''Y *Mochrn Focllltl" Please Apply In Peraon Or Contact B. Kran.. (n41 833-z.tll), ext 336 VDM . I j. II , 67~12-11 ' · · t F h'o 'f1 spdac~ rtvart FND: n1anx-type cat Blk A RAsponslble driver Ex· Babysitting etc. 4i>V""W • furniture l&les. Advance to Tempor1~. Hilp Irvine · 8 as ion s an ' ewpo white. Rhinestone collar. I I "·'· " I ROOAf • P"'· honlf'. T.V. ~ach. 861 SQF, to 2.350 Vt r--Rd cellent reference. 6'5-ffi74. RN etflc versatl e inte Llgent mgr In short Ume. Pvt D\13, iiiUTY"'C5iiE-RATOR Vorlon Diii ........ 1,,.. 1------. ----& lndry. $25. wk Nr. l9th SQF. Furn or unfurn. Reply c. """11tlaio ·• CM Contr•ctor attract. aeek1 P«!1 time prof Must be bl·llnruaJ. 1 Aplslant & 1 shampoo ..in. "'9'lllil'I 21!!!!1.moCondo. \\alnut Square. & Pomona. C.1'f. 645-2349 , PO Box 1264, c.~l 92626. 546-8301 emplymt. 673-7554 11• 2722 Mlchelmn Or. Call 642-2657 LG. ROOl\I For rent Pres· 1617 E TCLIFF-NB Wh't I ts in tall, GERWICK I: SON A proo rta or Buyer $!KK) 1610 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. EQ-i Opportunlb' •~ · I W S FOUND long hail'ed fml cat W NTED t ding BJ.Ungual Worll:trs to S600 1 itichard Ouellette Salon, Irvine, Calli. 98C th~e 11rea. Hntg. Sch. Call 2300, 1710, W . 720 1q. fl. Vlc1 ~f:sa ~eiJr'al't'a. Ph: Bldg Contr. Addlt A Remod pule-up part time. Dl).'I Prod. Art loft? to $14K &12.3970. "£mp~ m/f t -un1 Beach I lift 6 pn1, s.m-7311. 55c per Ml ft. Ample prk'g. l!AflNW> or l!AI\ .. .,.,., State Uc. Bl-lJ432l only. 56-1730 Manager Trne $6(t)'t BOAT 1t1••11t~·N l !!!'!~!!l!!!'••1111-1 -• * * '* Util. S.1umg1u'drier, 541~2. ..,.~ .,,.,...uog 673--6041 ~10 "t1Jn W1nted:-M A P 711 SaJH $151< '""' '""' I DISHWAsHER, mat 11 rt 1'"0UND small b. lack "puppy. JACK T I I ~ M-t -~ :Exi>erience Prelerfea 6 ~ ~ '" A , SPACIOUS. QCelln v i t'\\' llANS ltANSON 6JO Sq. Ft. Fwn or C k ~--S au~. rcpa. r, •"' ''"" Blackie'a Boat Yard, NB penon, :.-m""'t'm· pp1 studio, 1 blk 10 beach trplc. 2851 Hi ckory Plare Unrum. \YIU 11ublensc all oc er nllx. \,AJ'l", tale &: rrmod, add. Uc. B-1 269072 Ttch. Serv Mesa Verde °"'!:_ !!_~p deck. stOV'I', re r r I g . Costa l\tesa. Calit or ptu1. Ai11X>rt al'Ca. 833-Victoria. }18-0D). ~ly Way O>. 642-4703. Accountinlr Clerk Salet Rep $«XI+.!! P~~ tt;:: '(.;: k: ea!o~~ 6e1 Centtr St, CM ~- redecorated $115. 497-1136 You are !he winner of 3330.. S.\1. BIRck rnale Poodle, Vkl: E lectrlul ••U•'I Ctatnu ~m. Exp -del 10. DRAFTlNO lra1nH. 1 0 C' EANFRONT bachelor. 2tickets10 the OFFICE wl til.ota.e, panl'd Oak llW llomea-Anaheim. e Mar. Calll'1$;2) ntap drafttrc · nnn. M• ... S~RTS • 6'• 1•~ 1 c d All p Ilion LI .. _..1 CAPTAIN or head waiter tor ha 11 k ~-•1 ~ Khchen unH . J'.>tiv11te. $1 30. rv ·e>:. wtlls, shag crpl, air rond. ...,... .w•. year exper. oo n 1 ,,... ve txptr .,, n · •w mo. Yrly lnc:·Jd u11i1. 49-1·5502 RECREATIONAL. relr/alnk, stall Mwr. 1652 FOUNQ Spaniel puppy Vk:. FREE £1.tt. ES'TtMATES w/tlgures. Ex~r. wnO key At Both Offlc11 rettaurant San Clemente. part dme. R. Olftord LOVELY 1 Bdrn1, NoT1h end, VEJUO.at Et"'ASHOW Newpo11 Blvd, CM. S48-97li6 of Npt Ave. I: Coast Hw)', No job too lt.rp or too small. Add~r by lo u ch &: AlExpealr.,tn.~ OcookR oerviOootlce. Auoc. Ml)..4.C8'1, ,. ,:.,;~~-"c..o'-"'"'-""""'""' I NB 615-2995. RtlldentW or oommerclal. &ypewrlter. _ _ ., ~N • D a U G C 1 k~~~ ocean view on Cliff Dr, ANAHEIM Sl·IARE exec cdan vtew · rooo ELECI'JUC IN COSTA MISA "'Olidn& O')ftd. Wr t t e , "' •r ,......__., adlts only, $210mo, 49<-1966 CCNVENT!ON CENTER •uito A .... In Union Bank Loot 555 llX!G2 Traak, GIJ'dcn Gl'CMI OUL TON INDUSTRllS 2706 Horbor IMI." eluolftetl Id llo. 40, DIJ!y down"""' HB. Mltlri, ... Mtt1 Verde JanU&ry "ll bldg, Newpon C en Io r . 5.17-2174 16" Whlttl;JO·• CM Suite 101 • Piiot, P. O. llao llel>. OOtltl ptrlonced • Ml4IOl Please coll 642-5618, <Xt l13 644-9140 GOLD bt.b, male, wht r..t · 64J,. Mea, Qollt •· ILICTltON!C )JOME ATMOSPHERE-Dix 2 lo elatm Yl'll' lick•"· ore Sult•, 1000 11. SUlt•blc " dteat. Hu eplpleir.rr· • ELECTRICIAN • Equ.l ()ppol<. Employer< C1ll U..lllO CAREER mlndocl laJttl. ASSIMILlltS &: 3 br. $170 up. Rcnla.1 (North COurtty loll free for doctor. ll u n t t n g Ion ~~edleauon. D.at l lJc. #158310 woman needed to modtl °"" derina l'llfd, n.. ......... Ofc, Xl95 Mice A 'v e. nun1bl!r 11 ~1220.l Gitnlem. 841F1.123. •• m.1134 •• Acero a.&R.K; npldly jewtlry oommlllltot\. '*""" ~ ~ .._, •1111• :;.1<>-J034 * * • Bu1lnH1 Ronttl ~5 ~ ~~ i°l'.c..~~ Glrdonlng a-tnr. not'I Sall botl .JoN .:.:H:l~lcl tloo+ i....... u0rt::;,.,1\'~~1ic'.:'fi ~ 1 ln\ In .. !'r A~~~~ New port BH clt Guill Homo 415 ~-~ • , m,,,. hirlno !or h<ad ole. . UC •• lme!' 1714) . \\l"tmb111 .... -L ---------' ART-Ctnl>r, Lq1no BeAClt, EIJIUlPEAJ< G•rd•nor. I °". pl' ...,....WPMA/I\,. _(ill _, •l20 -· 'lt'1 7 BEDROOM. bllltl, DIV, I NEW~MrrlM....-Jor •ml ih<JI>, ,...,. leue, 14911 WHT • ..-,-*"1~ ltltlnt...,...·-Londtctl(liltC< ..... -Dao't " • 1111 nrtr Hoag ll<»p. Adults, Sr. Citizens. Set to ~P· South Cout Sll>. -494-2186 s.'6, lbs. Vic. Brtdantl Adami Tr!oe Removal. V er"¥ For lUrthtr into call ~ Th& futflt draw ln U. ~-"Ult" la .,...,,.. I II&\ to mi prr mo. -......... 61U?l8 • .ro.;.527.m 118. -962-M. .......ble. -"""" . __ Ect..,u.J_Oppty~~E_rn~p1o-,..,_-I,........ . ... Dally Pl1ot Qollllloil "' ... •1• M .... ·' ' .. • , ,' • . • , . . .. l • ' " Mondly, muory 7, 1974 DAILY PILOT • • FREE PASSES Find · Your .Name Y1111 Could le One of Today's WlnHn 10 Pairs of $2 1Jckets Given Dally FOR H. WERNER BUCK'S 'SUPER SHOW' 11 yew -h lhtt4 lo a .,_..., ~ .-It ...W ,,. ,. -_, .,, 7 ,,._, .... so.lotk et ._ II ,., •• '42·5671. 1111 ,, ... 114, H- tw .. t .... md I ,.... to ...... a; 11•1at1 to .. • pw 2 lttt ,._ tlchts ot _, contolttlt DAILY PILOT o#tlco. Be The Guest of the DAILY PILOT Help WMted, M & P 710 Help W•nttd, M & F 71 E LECTR6NIC Asaembler, printed circuit. bamesaing, · A tnttnunent a&1embly, expd pre!, Orthod>ne Elec- tronics MS..-7629 GRAPHIC . amsT E><ec. Se<retary $700 Advert. Ooordina.tor $700 MaJor land deve)opment llrm Pookkeeper $500 I seeks candidate w/dratting Ptnme Oeri.cal $3 hr or lllustration exper. who Secntary, S. Ana S650 can pttpare diagram.1·, Raceptlonlat !550 plana, olcetchet & color Cleric' Bookkeeper to $600 rendering ln various •media Girt Friday · $:iOO & technfque. Some college A/Payable to $750 preletred, however, exper. 3 mo'1 commute to L.A. ~ substitute. Deo1rn Engr Tech lo $950 P/f RecepUonlst $2.25 hr Call Jeannie Sbco il Skl Hottman NEWPORT Ptr-1 Atiencv THE IRVINE CO. Please Call Mn. Fielder, 644-3389- Betwn 9am-12 Noon Equal Oppor. Employer m/f Help W•MN.,M & P 710 Htlp W•nttd, M & F 710 Ht lp Wtnttd, M & f 710 Ou•llty Control 'Mtir PRINT SHOP Mwu have 5 )'l'!J exper. In boat manut & 2 yn collu• · OPERATOR j,~:,· Yocht Corp. Varlan Data Mac:hinel, the mW. 17th St., CM bl& company in 1mall oom- INSPECTORS ht & 2nd Shlita puten, has several J.m. Vari.an Data Machlnn has QUAUTY Col}trot-Shipplng mediate opening• in our in-an Immediate openirw in It Recelvin&. Crowin& co. spectlons areas for bt & our in-house Print shop for needs depend.ab!~ persons 2nd shllt positions. Htlp Wt nttd, M & F 710 Help W1nttd, M & F 710 'I Hole W•nltd, M & F 710 a Print Shop Operator. You wtJJing to work "' quality \Vil! be required 10 operale control warehouse-opera· * JR. CLE RK ~« ¥s• ,,__ LEGAL SECR ETARY t.JECHANICAL ,vizard tor a the 2650 AM syatem. Similar tions. Will tniJ:t, 962-3874. (lit Shift ) SHARP Career minded sec-wide variety of tooling, preu expitrlence desired. REAL ESTATE The lndlvklua.1 chosen will retary fot pcnn. job as de1lgn &. machine . maJn-Thi) indlvklual selected will SALESM EN be requrled to perform a pnrnlegal l\1ug Card exp. or tenance problems. Degree be t'e!lpon&lble for a variety . . varle"• of la&kl to support 11·illlng to learn, Fashion not required MacGregor of duties. \\'lly not V10rk m the hotlt :t ~ c · · nrca · lfuntin11on Beach • quality acceptance groups, Island, 6-1().8510. cy:~t M:!:• 1631 Placentia, If YoU are looking for the Fountain Valley. Let us such as, t ran 1 f e r r in g · · opporturUty to join a grow-train you. Call Phil ii.le· ===· sta~ t.1:,lnru~ngg MACHINI SRT'S MEC HANIC WANTED ing Oranie County company Namee. VILLAGE REAL v• HELPE Uc. Preferred. Top pay for that offers: ESTATE, 963-4567. m o.-Dr;, N.ll. 642470 ~:-uo:s r!,~~lning in· No exp. nee. Apply bhvn 1 Right Man. Apply in person. *Exc811ent Benefits RECPI'· Typist, Good typist, M~~T~N~ & 4 PM, LARK ENGf· 300 E. 17th St., CM. *Competitive Pay Ph?nes, filing etc, p/t Mon· No exper. ?eq'd. Will train. * REC:EIVING '!RM'NE PER5C>NNB. NEERING 866 W. IGth St. MEDICAL Assist. Back of· *Modern Facilities Fri, 12·5, t!nlversal Marine EXEC DlRECI'OR, Volunt· • Aie• 17·34. · $326 mo : • INSPECTOR tcmnrcc .. Ar~..._V"V N.B, fi ce girl in HWlt. Bch. Reply 1599 Supenor Ave AS, C~l. tary Action Center, So. o .c. Startlnl ·salary + many (2nd Shift ) .Al\Jl\,.IJ .,..,,,11;;.r-....1 1t1AIDS wanled, part or full to Claaa ad No. 25 c/o Please apply in pel'S<ln or ;;'4i-~2833;;;;;;;;::=;;:--:::== ...... , ~oirelated bact.-..i ..__ ...... N-· interviewing tbne. Apply SeaclUf Motel Dally puru P. o. Box 1560 contact RECEPl'ION!sr _weekends St=rt":t SDf, Subrnl't.Mi Aft.My ... Op~tiea, <n4 A ~~um 01J yearai:lrethct Des~n Engineer 1661 S.C.H. Laguna Beach. Costa Me_;, 92626. B. KratkL orUy. 9AM-5:30 PM. $2. Per l"elUnW to Box 10 3 7, .., ... ., .. ,..,.,, re expe ence e Micro-wave filters to $953 MANAGER ~· h 11 ~MEDICAL. Part·t•'me, exp'd Cn4) 833-2400 Ext. 336 hr. Call Mr. Bart 1 et t .....,.........., inspection and electrical Teleprocessing, 360 BAL , .<nu • t • Newport Beach. HIGH commtasions, Cable testing of a wide variety Programmer to $12K Prevklua supervisory ex· front & back a51t. Two v DM ::,846-""'064~l'-. ------EXF.Clrl'IVE Secretary, 1 'IV subscribi;r &ales. San of components lneluding c.onatr Loan Processor $850 perience mandatory. We days/wk. Also fill illness SALES man ottice, expert l)'pbt, Clemente area. Call Mr. trans Is tor 1, dtod es, Exee, See'y/Ofc Mgr $800 + will train for this position. & vacations. Tel 644-m.1 Salesperson. permanent, ex· orpntJer. In• u ran c e. Tompkins, btwn 8-5, Mon resistors, etc. You must Sec'y/Bkkpng to $800 MacGregor Yacht Corp., ?tiEDICAL Aasistant front V•rl•n D•t• MKhintt j per, aggressive & articulate. ~~ exp he Ip 1 u I, thru Fri. 492--6.350. have a thorough knowledge Secretaries to $750 1631 Placentia, Olsta Mesa. office, expd only, call bet 2722 MtchellOn Drive / to call on retail sto~ -HOTEL of test equipment used and Secy'1/Market:lru!! to $700 M k t• 10 & 4, 644-0295. Irvine CalUomla 92661 for direct ml.II advtrtismg FABRIC C..tter, no exper. DESK CLERK be able to do your own Marketing Rep -$'ISO ar e 1ng MOTELmakl,,...ekdayson-AnEouiOpp·ortunlty co. Eal 14 yrs in,Orange neesa. lrvtne ~ Aak for Exp'd -"d on NCR 42001 setups with a minbnum of Supervisor/Retail to -$850 ly Laguna Shores .. Employer M/F Co. Quall1ied appt s, .Jelnt Ht lp W•nltd, M & F 710 TYPIST CLERK TYPIST Varian Data Machine• hu an opening In our marketlnl: department ror a dni typist. Typlna must be at least 50 w.p.m. ~ billtles will Include ru1nr. typing of salea ~ Ind general oWce duties. The Individual selected.. must be \viUlng to work owrt!me u requlred, and have a sincere desire to learn. If you meet Uine q~Wca· tlons and are looldna for a position with a arowlng Orange County computer company that offers; *Excellent 1rtnefJt1 *Competltlw P•y *Modern Focllltltt Please Apply In Penon Or Contact B. KnJka 1n4> 833--2400, ext. 336 VDM Varl1n D•t• MKhfnee 2722 Pt'flchelaon Dr. Irvine, Calif. 92664 Equal Opportunity Employer Patrtdl. -· ' but nor.;-;.,,...,,,. supervision. '::!1eu':mpoger/Layout ~ Coordinator . 494-8521 Prtn -· N-·t I comm. & bonuaea. - ,.LE CLERK $400 APPLY • * ELECTRO. Girl Friday l600 NEED woman to live-in 6 t= ~-~ U *Stc'ys, BookkHpera Fee Paid. Like deta111 ? Roclew•y Inn MECHANICAL Secy Order Desk $6$00 day week with elderly lady Sll.K SCREENERS Uz Reinders AKency I •----~---·I Great spot. ln Newport \)-400 S. E. Bristol INSPECTOR Girl Friday S8Xl Varian Data Ma.chines, a big In mobile home. Lite Must have a mln~mul'!l of I 4020 Birch Street TYPIST Beach. Also Fee Jobs. Call Costa. Mesa (lat Sho'ft) 1 Girl Ofc, M. Viejo to $9XI company in small com-hsekeeping, simple cooking. lye':!' ex~,~ ... J?ri~ted Suite lM, NB 833--8190 Olntrol Career Employment HOUSEWIFE Cl puten, baa an immedlate Car necess. ~2734. circuit board.a. ~ anlua. Dl•I A Job m.GISS Apocy 3400 Irvine Blvd Experience 1hou1d include Accounting erk to ·$550 opening for an ambUlous, COPPER PLATERS ~.JV:. •• 1 -DEL TACO . tlo I I t I Steno _ $500 + self-motivated ind Iv id ua I NEED qualified adult for Must be exa:'ence In PCB No Ch•r11e To You N.B. ~· Orange ~·-ty o1.~.-.rt ln&pec n ° comp e e e ec--CALL TRISH HOPKINS nuriery attendant All • OOK ••. uuu ......... ...., tronlc.... s y 1 t ems for . JERRI WHl'ITEMORE with previous experience In · copper pla . shifts. Established 1965 FRY C $2 per hr. Work 11·2:45, Mon dh t drawing d order adm int st,.. t 1· on Call 673-1018 N/C DRILL OPERATORS de _,. a era.nee o s an 488 E' 17th St t t '-" I CM ' Matuttt exper. A peuu· thru Sat. Call Mr. Kenny, for completeneu u defined · · · a """"'ne engineering and production N~RT Beach law firm Experienced In N/C drlllinr. able. Apply In penon, Surf 9 &m·ll am, 979-4030. by sates orders or similar Su lt~224 642-1470 scheduling. A degree in seeks legal. trainee w/xlnt Preferably familiar . A Sirloin, 5930 W. Cout HOUSEKEEPER wanted, 2 order specification Will be ti Al'-11,. ..111 marketing preferred but not skills, good reasoning ablli· w/dliltal machines. 2nd & 1 HW)'., N.B. adults, general bou.ework, utilized u a shi(>plng in· %n y« '°"" , mandatory. You must have ty & a sense of humor. 3rd shlt'tl. Gen'I Bkkpr $600 laundry. Must be neat, ex· a~ with duty of vari· JANITORIAL 1... the ability to get along with 644·9450. Minim EXfEDITO~ed PCB Fee Paid/Al• Fee Jobs per i enc e d & ha~ tying Integrity of orders people and enjoy a NO EXPERIENCE wn year re Payroll exp 6-T.B. know'l references. Mon thru Fn. being prepared to ahlp. Mature woman, exper pref'd. challenge. NECESSARY experience. Mu.t have ablll· WESTCLIFF Uve-ln or have own trans. Steady &; reliable for nite ty to operate add In I 1 hnonnel Aaency 5 day week 9,30 to 2,30 * ELECTRO. work. ofc bldg.,, N.B, 40 II this OOUllds like the op-TRAINEE POSITION msclrlne & calculator. 2nd (Mark m Cen!erl -$250. mo. 54&-72'1l Ml!CHANICAL Hr wk. 64W606. portunlty YD" have been NOW OPEN •hilt. HOUSEKEEPER. Englillh INSPECTOR JANITOR·LlTE maintenance looking for with a company GB Industries ot So. Calif. TRAINEES l65l E. F.dlnpr, S.A. that otters: ... ft. lmmed · All departments. ..., 542-8836 speaking, take care ot love-(2nd Shift) work for convalescent hosp. •uo.o ~ate opi;runga for :\IETROPOI..tr~ CIRCUITS ly home and 2 boys age A mlntmum ot 2 yean recent 40 Hr v"k w/fringe benefits. *Excellent benefits trainees lil d 1 splay. 1267 Lotan Ave SR. SYSTEMS ANALYST An !mmed. openlna:: tor an individual w/good typing skills. (50 w . p . m . a.c· curately) fot' "-!ntmont Contoc:t · Corol SmHh AVCO Flnonclal Service 6tt SIOO Equal o_.. Em~ _ ES 2 - TYPln /Rl!CIPT. GENERAL HELPER No Exper. Neceuacy 6 ._ 9. Houn trom 12 to exper. ..............ence in a 6(2..3505. *Comnatitlve -.. mar~eting dis~.bution & Costa Mesa · 1'. Poaible ltve-in, phone --·· I ,.--r -r credit mercbandismg. 6 new {TI4) 549-220t 961-9286 or 546-25Z4 aAk for =-~ ... -inl~~'!cUvi0~ 11r'VPUNCH OPR *Modern f•cilitie1 locations to open in Im· ===c-=~=,---,,=,--Toni. ......."' t"-" ... .....,., l\t I . medJate future. Many posi-PROCESS CAMERA MAN circuit boanh, sheet metal · Please apply m pet'90n or lions now open for full time Kenro vertlcle camera, 40 H OUSEKEEPEJt..live-in; parts, etc. Jndlvldual An lmmed. openlng for a contact: permanent people. hour wk. PH: 642-0812. routine cleaning A: lndry. 1electe:t must be f~lllar candidate w/min. 1 yr ex-B. Kratka * XI.NT TRAINING PR(). =~ ~~·ba:,u~ v.ith job related equipment. per.-l2!1. cn4> 833-~ Ext. 336 • :~·MB) AVAIL FOR PRODUCTION Opening exists In Newport Beach based financial co. for senior systems analyftt w/mln. of 4 yni exper. in the design & implementation of casualty &/or credit life & disablUty systems. Pro- ficiency in 370 OS environ· ment & ANS.COBOL n1an- datory. Excellent beuefits. working CODdl & advancement po- tential. Please submit reswne w/recent salary blltoey to: Jn growln&: busineu. Ofcs In N@wJ>Ort Bch near Airport. ~ ' Req. xlnt typing .. tram- cribilll •kills. Salary coat· mensurate w/exper. Sulntt application A:: resume ID: ~·Refs. ~·d. call ll. arewi~oo~~ CAROL SMITH VD.M ~~E· ~~ &. CONTROL· HOUSEKEEPER -Com-Orange County Company AVCO COMPANY BENEFITS pankln for 12 yr old girl. that oilers: Financl•I Services Vari1 n D•t• M.chlne1 FOR PERSONAL Good driver, live in .. *Ei;c:cellent Benefits 620 N c t D 2722 Michelson Drive • rv SCHEDULER Apply In Penon To PIE PUNT CAROL SMITH AVCO Flnoncl•I Strvlctl 620 Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach, Calil. PCM, Inc. ~1 Dovt St., N.B. TYPJSr-Oert !Or -.. recordl Ir: sqpply ordln. Call 142-2110. . FAR WEST SERVICES, INC. Interested in quiet h>me ~ompelltlvt P•y New;.";Fs!,aJ.~ ~lil'.· lrvine,Calil. 92664 INTER IEW CALL : life. Re:fa req, 613-5918. *10-/o 2nd Shift An Equal 0 pp or tun It y 536-2591 VETERANS HOUSEKEEPER Dlffenntl•I Equal Oppor. Employer Employer M/F Call Mond•y Only Varian Data Machlne!l, a big Live-In. °"" rm, bath, TV, *Modem liocllitloa _K_l_T_C·H-EN HE_L_P_ Marketing Trainee 9o..,.5pm company in small com- Equal Oppor. Employer HEY riJRKEY'! lntfrested In college? No! Well then, ih· lerested bt money??. Qon. 1612 RtynoWa Aw. sm. family. Npt Bch. 5 dy puten bu an immediate wk, Eng Speaking. $240. mo. Please Apply In Person Busing, dishwashing, chefs 15 N=1u:~1 teacher opentnc tn our producUon SERVICE Sta. 'Salesman, tac!: 646-7221. Or c.onta.ct helper· Apply in pel'S<ln, school ' rertlfica~ rure~ control department for a 0 U SEKEEPERJCOMPA B Kratka Newport Beach Tennis Club scheduler with 2-4 years H -tn'J.;., ··~.ext 336 26064Al""""'Ea. stbluU Dr., N.B. MEN ·!.;!1'0~~_,1. Huntington Beach, S•nt• Ano f/time, days, lite Veteran'• Affairs Otfice mechanical knowledge, neat Qrarwe Col.It C.Ollep appear. Apply moms, 2590 ~~~*~-;:~515:;1~·;.~~i Equal Qppor. Employtt NION for elderly woman. " o.»-""tl.N 'l"'Vl,J,,IU ~ pervicut experience. A BA l •~!'!!!!!!!'!!fl!l!"!!!!!!'!'!l!'I Live-in. 5 Day wlc, 117 day. VDM NURSES M • N in .......... -· but Newport Blvd, CM SERVICE Sta. bdp lvanted WAITllESS -"'ND Students full or p/time Apply, 9M Pleue. Wqes ICCOl'dln& to GINIRAL OFFICE .Age 40-60. Tran•p. LADIES TRAVEL NEEDED Re""try-no~~.:U.,. ur:,: : .. :.~:=:i'.:iii.r°"!:m':, P'ant.udc •tartiJw lalary f« delln.ble. 494-leJ. OVER 18 pUcations for prlv. duty requirements for complete sharp tndlv. w/wtll IJ'OOM· HOUSEKEEPER, Ex P' d • Va r i•n Dat• MKhine1 u you're looking for an ex· 'llurses, need R.N.'s LVN's product lines and main- E. Oout Hwy .. N.B. -exper. Apply in per11111. Service Station Help Hamburpr. Hamlet, 1545 ed appearance A avg. ~ relpOD&ible, l:/or babysit· 2722 MlcheOOn Dr. citing job see Mr. McLane, * NOW * & P.N.'s Pleue ca I I taining be.lances and ad· Ing. llutles/?!;to include work· ter, EasttransbluU fi~ab,I relshrs Irvine, Calli. 92664 Sheraton Bch. IM, 2112 548-9361 or 833-_~-~=~-I justments per Input from 1ne w ltudents. Ute req, own , e.iu e • Equal OpportWllty Pacific Coast Hwy H B ~URSES AIDES planning Ol'der entry to needs. Apply in pel'IOll. 300 Adamo Aw., Coota M- E. 17th S.: CM Aak for Mr. ii-a. SHlPPING, Receiving, & -WAITRESS"-:---; Inventory Oerk. Want Exper. -ble, Mature retired ~ who can Ule Ir. Neat. Apply in permn, aame xfrll. calh , 4 hr day, SUrf I: Sirloin, 5930 w. 5 day wk. 1580 Momovta, Cout Hwy., N.B. exper. • &'4.s&96 Emp~r m/f Suite 122. We have ~Pen~g~ To train & · work for . meet delivery dates. Juon Atency HOUSEKEEPER reliable, for 8 ladles free to travel Orange Co. distributor Call 549-306! 17400 Braokbant, F. Vly. aooc:I wJth children. Needed U.S. & retn. High earnings, for l•rge mi6-weit e lK · PART time High Schools stu· I.f y<>u meet these· quaUflca· 9.dt.e 2l3 963-6775 lmmed. Xlnt beileflts. Mn. llK'lmlNC£ SAL£S tralll. pa.id. Parents dent needed tor misc· tlons and' are looking for GENERAL Prentiu 540-21'19 or 6464824 n.iuM weloome at Interview" No tric•I oncern. janitorial St:l'Vices. Mon· a career that otters: d lloUlcel . kMallturel ' HOUSEKEEPER Int houae to bo1111e aales. IMMEDIATE Fri, z,30 to 4;30. Most be ~--f' N.B. 60-3412 WANTED Exp car Rodlo Telepbone answertrw lel'V. Inlta.Uer. Work tn O:l1ta Full or p/thne. · Exper ~!'!L..t.... Santa A.na are.a. pretd but not nee. S. A.-· _,-~--"~---~~ Anahe!....!!!_ areL 5411-1963 . _ W•ltr Tr-Plont 100 ° ce • 1 • -er-No exp nee., esm while you LANDSCAPE OPENINGS 16 yrs or older. Alternator *ExcelJent--.. 1t1 ,_...,,.~ ~ rT:! =· ~~ ~tl~pm learn, part time, eves & Malnt S rint nd t e E t Speclalitiei Inc. 642-9165. *Competitive p.y wknda full Ume when quail· en.a.nee upe e an ; xp. no nec:esury PART time Sat. & eves. *Modern f.clllties Ad No. 962 Dally 6'4-6887. tied. ' expanding management eXlnt tr•fnlng PUot, P.O. Box 1560, Ole:ta HOUSEKEEPER wante:t, l Fannen Insurance Group t'Ompany offering employ-pr-rem Salary + bonus. Ideal for Meu, Ca. 92626 or 2 daya per wk. No child Ed Lani * 540.1834 mcnt in Orange County for -• students, Call 636-8995 or GENERAL Otc, Ute bkkpna'.. care. Ref's req. Call; eves, •alert, progressive man in· ·~I ~fmpany -=-..225Sco'i0-' ==-=-.!=:-=--I Please Apply In Person Or Omtact TELLER TRAIN&I! Opor- Blautiful rnQdem Avinp & Cius 3 certlflcation for loan. Great oppot. fot the small water district in bright beginner w/llJ key Orance County. Reply_ by adder & lite typing. Great Jan 15th. 1974. AIR. A/P, good w/adding 6'15-3547. ---tere•ted in •upervl!don ol "' ta PAYROLL' CLERK m..h.-. HOUSEKEEPER. live-in, KEYPUNCH landscape maintenance. $150-$200 B. Kralka <n4> 833-2400, e>tt 336 GIIWI WANTED: New own trans. Student OK. OPR Prefer 2 yrs. experience in maintenance or related ..._ porlor -1n 1i41Hl166oe6r,,_ • field . Horticulture degree WEE~LY H.B. 96()..2351' er 963-U4f. H 0 U SEKEEPER/OOMPA· Min. 1 yr ~. on 029 & desirable, but not necessary. A!lr day Utbe BESI' DAY to NJON, p/ time, most drive. ose. Day lhllt. Call n<lKO-Olll; 7,3().8,00 nm an adt Don't delal. . No 1moktng. 9S-~. H.B. For ~lntrnent . A.M., or. 3:30-4:00 P .M.. as per woric: agreement Htlp W•-· M & F 710 Htlp W•nted, M & F l l.0 Cont•ct •rol Sml~ Mon., Thurs., Fri. or ,.nd FOR JOB INTERVIEW m resume to H.I.C., Inc. 2841 8:30 AM to 3 PM ONLY . EIEOUTIYES-lllJlllERS "JOB OPPORTUNITIES" $12M-$75M Rante IALA~l-MO'llAIU . Ar• You U"ompl•yM N.w-Ato You Soeklng A Chi"t• -W.,..IM AMt1t 't'our At ...... Tlrod of ltok•" "-1t1iso1- U"4H W*' A1 T• A Proptt C-r1• of Actlot1- ARI YOU UNDU 'AID! tfT•C.. ..... n.h111w ... C•111 .... l•Tlle .......... We'• La. M ,..,, ... WM :r .. IP: YOUR ANSWERS ARI! TRUTHl'UL __ -W,f. CAN HELP YOU N. Do,.... h1vo 1tr.119 voc.•tlo"•I tlrh,.7 I. 0. ,.., ht.,. 9.."1 "1tlv1 l"ttllltt ll&a 1 f D• .,.. ftol swfflclefltly 1t1ttl"HtM to 11hltY01 • 0. .,.. ..... the •l»illfy .. "' ••• -.i.i ... • Aro yell ,.t4y to ti t • tooli1tic 1ere1r ~iKHff? ~. If yew .. ,. Mft¥htcff th1t.Jielp w11 •v•ll1i,1, woulil r• '"'pt tt, wt+tio1d dtl1y1 t YOU SHOULD KNOW --. • no Mtter J•i,• ,,. ,..f 1dvortilod • Tttlrd ,.tty ,,..fot1lo"1I lt1flu•11ct It 10MotiMot n•t••• ~~ . . ~ a.tti., tho ritht 4tttt op1t1, 1t tilt t!tht l1v1I ti• lto1 t.clrt11I"'"'· bee.ti..-,..1t11n1 •t• llll*' tl!ttttth •••Cutl'Vt l11t1,.. .... . M••• retu"'t ttt1Ul1t1, It Mt 1 tet•I 1n1w1r. j SIMD RISUMI OR CALL TODAY -POlt- . NO COIT I XI CUTIVI! INTI RVll!W EID llf'E SEIVIOES, 110. --HOMI Ofll'ICI -tn•> 147-MIS N. __..., It,_, -s.n.. Ano ' ISICUllTY llANK IUILOIN8 SUITE 7021 ,. • • AYCO E. Cout Jbvy., CdM, Ca. * 543-9280 * l-"9267:15;:;."°",...,.===;;---I MARRIED peraon ..., 21 LEGAL SECRETARY car I: phone necess. ~ Flnancl•I Service b~vy recent probate ex-wk. to start. 894-800> M4 5100 =~'. ~.c6rlla~en&:: MASSAGE T~CH. Equal Oppor. Employer ty, Send reawne to: Write, TRAINEE CLauWed ad •977, Dally Yolmg lady (18-28) wanted "White Elepuanll" over-Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Calta for legitimate full Ume pos1. Mesa, Calif. 92626. lion. No b:p, nee. We aeod running YoUl' houae? Turn Fat Profit It w.ttalned wben to school, earn while learn. them into "Cuh" ... sell you .ell tbrOOab result~et· Apply in person any aft. or them thru. a Dally Pilot Ung DaUy Pilot Classi.fied I eve. 2930 W. Cat. Hwy., clulltled ad! \ Ads. 60-5818 ~ewport Beach. • • . . _, F/time. Must be exper, alert & h~ly proficient . VDM PR spot. Un 1 t or m • Write, O.ulned, ~ NP. 911 Knowledge of pvt club, hotel V•rlin D •tl M•chlntt or rntaura.nt pa y r o I I method& pref'd, but not 2722 Mlchelton Drive furnished. Call· He l ep Dally PUot P.O/Box 1500 Ma90n, ~. Coastal Colla, Me~. Calif. 92626 Penonnel Agency, 2 7 9 0 WHO WANTS TO WORK'!' Harbor Blvd., CM. DRlVE A CAB! essentlal. Some typln& t':• ~~ ""'i:ii.o. loy Club 'Employer m/I TEMPO'S CHOOSE your hours, work for yourself, be your O\vn boa. M'en or wonien. Can be llightl)' handicapped. N~at -Clean Appearance. VU., retired. Aae 25 to 70. Supplement your income. Drlvt a cab 6 tir& or more a day. Apply In person, Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th St., Coi;ta l\lesa. U'll W. Oout Hwy, N.B. PLASTICS PROGRAMMER Molding Moch. Oprs Dial-A-Job! hnmed. openings for women ANALYST TEMPO otren a truly uniqu e on Znd & 3rd shifts. Ac· Be time saving opportunity ceptlng exper. mold in& for skilled .. , .. mach. oprs & trainees. Clean Opening exlltt in Newport KEV PUNCH Ute \\.wk in new bid&. Shilt Beaeh baaed financlal co. S&CR&T••1&S bon"' prem. pold for nlte lor ;rro ANS.COBOL pro-'"" ---- \\.'Ork. Oppor. t,or ad-annunerana.b'lt. Applicant \\1lo want dignUicd & •••, ~ vancement. . mUlt havt at leut 3 yrs stimulatin~ long or shOrt ~ Calif. Injection Molding eXper. in ANS.COBOL & term assignments • few :miiiiiiiiiiiii~~I Irvine Industrial Complex OS. Must have nbility to days, couple v.·('ek.s ~r Nfeoww • 3X> Br'.lgp, C.M. design code teat & lmple-• months . you decide. A~;;•;;llq;z;:;u.;:.. ____ .::;; 0 ed ment 'tinanClal/accountlng :/O'I ran · · · · · -?::: tn pelt'!:i'tl ~t i.: systems. Excellent benefits, AflPL Y BY PHONI SCRAM LETS Davidson, Xlnt locatk>n & \VOrklng conds & advance-Cnll 540-44::i<I & Ltt us know • opportunity, Start lrnmed, ment potential. PlcalC sub-\\'hat your skUls are. No G'lS---2133 days 551~ eves mlt resume w/recent aalary need to come in personally · ANSWERS ---cP.ORTl!RS hl.!ltory to: untl\ \\·e have the 'Just rlgfit' · CARDI .. SMITH spot lot you! I ~'•• Hotel or club e~. AVCO NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO. ~tt:: ~EAD _."""Y - See Pru>onnel Man&J<er Flnonc:l•I Strvlcoa T....,.. Ttmpor•ry Htlp Doire time in Jall Is the IMlboe &.y Club 6ro Ne\yport Center Or. law's way ot telllnc you, that 12"21 \'I. Coast Hwy., N.B. N~rt Beach, Calif. TRAINEE-will train dep;en. your battery ot laWJ9ft 1S Equal Oppor. EmplO)'tl' daNe man to dlsulemble DEAD. Printing altematon for 1rOwlnc1.-=;;------=1 IMMEDIATE Publl Rel tlons romanulactur, $1.75 to alart, '_Appf_,,,,_ .. _._ .. .o.. .. _,,, __ .;;.1112;;.;;1 c a Ra1Je after 30 dy1 .•-0PENINGS Welcome waaon Jntema-Alternator Speclalltles Inc Rtftf W•ahtra/Qrywt tionll Group discul&ion on ~ 642::-9lSO •• $2. \Vk. Full m&lnt. *EXPERIENCED BINDERY \YORKERS, MALE OR FEMALI!: Apply in penon pleasant career wtth fleic· · . · * 439-1202 * fblt hours at excellent earn-TYPISTS. ,tnp. SECRETARIES * * * Wed.Jan 9th 10 am I: l pm MJke your-nt\li '1'4 a aood F~ \om.a~ Sheraton-Anaheim Hotel year tor you!! \Ve can htlp • 1 ?•Beach. Ca1U. 1015 W. Ball 1\d, An&htlm >'0'1 cltll'I up bW., rlw )IOU ~:":: tbe winner ol Ttnn·"Jan 10th 10 am ' an opport\.D'ttty to crow 3 tlcketa to the Al 3 P: Hotel ' through expoaure to various $PORTS I: MARTEC fteproducUo111; Inc., lSt'l Placentil Ave., N._rt S.ath, CalU. An equal opportunity Employer mil You dotl't need ..... to "Drlw Fast" when you D1a<e-tn-ld-ln the Dally !>Uot Want Adi! Call DOW -- • lrporter n ~ of work & special as~ REX:REA110NAL 18700-MaeArthur Blvd., Irv 1lgnment1 In different com· VEl-110.E SHOW NO PHONE CAU..S PLEASE panle1. We work for A with at the Equal Opportunity Employer you toward your goal1. ANAHEI~f Bnt of all, we dbn't>charge t'ON'VENTlON CENTER DAILY PILOT you for tt. Call tOdt,y. Make January 4"J3 .. your 11nt new lrltnd in Pl-call ICHl71. ""' m 1974. . to claim Y"'1!'. - . CLASSIFIED AD~ 642-5678 --------· ' ' Offld °""'*' 1North -County toll -!i5'14JS1 ......... Is 5fj.,171J.J 3723 Bltth St., N.B. * * * • • ... ) I ' ' ' I . ; ' " • • • A OON\l[M[NT SHOPPING AHO 8EWtNC CUIOE fOlt THE GAL. ON TH~ CO. " FM 1n Id In Wom1n'1 \l'torld Call Miry .. th 642·5671, oxt. 3~0 Invest In This! I A Sweater Jacket! I I I I '{flt ~Aeu ,B .... ~ . 9282 SIZES 8-18 Tean1 this sha\\'l-collared jacket with pants, skirts. Hop into lhe car or go I __ .....rr..___ -f'IT • .-l for e \l'alk in the country .. lllto.M._ Ill"'".... in this great jacket. Crochet of ~tirsted in rib-l'ltitch Jn\'Hf In fashion'!'! preltiesl design. Crochet buttons, too. shirtdreM with • vestee ef-Pattern 7U7: sizes 8·16 incl. f~ al the wabt and princess lines. Choose crisp checks, SE\1t:NTl'-t'T\'t: cto;NTS snappy M>lid blends, knlls. , .for each pattern -add 25 Printed Pallem 9 2 8 2 : ' cents f<_>r C'ach pat~ern tor p.fl~' Sizes 8 10 12 14 Air lilad and Special Ilan-1 16, 18. Size U 1bust ' ~) dll~g: other.vise th ird-class take!'! 2 S/8 yards 4~1ncb .dch\~11' will fake three fabric "'eeks or n10re. Send to SEV!:sn·m 'E CENTS Alire Brooks, the DAILY ... PTLOT, 105, Needlecraft . for each pAttem -add 25 Depl ., &x 163, Old Chelsea ~nts for eaeh pa_ttcrn for Station, New York, N.Y. ~ll' Mall and. Special •land-10011. 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Call 846-8384 '72 FORD Oub \\'qon, 34,oo:> milt'S, °"~r : 6'7;>-2954 ' JEEP '69 l'ORD Bronco, 4YlD, 2 tanks, xlnt cond. 833-4791, ~es &. wkcnds 551..Q39 .MUSTANG SalH A Sft:"vk:e OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS HONDA CARS I UNIVERSITY OLDSI -----' I• ' San Clemente ' • T oday's Final ' -Capist•ano EDITION • N.Y. Stocks I I :VOL 67, NO. 7, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE c;ouNTY, CALIFORNIA .MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1·-;------.--.. --... -.... -... --.---.--·---~~--~---.:..__ __________ _ 1974 TEN CENTS 'New San Onofre-Action May Be Maneuvered By CANDACE PEARSON ..., • Of .. o...,,.n••'-" 'lbe state coistal commission ia oxpeclM to sldeatep rules prohlbifui( noonalderation of the San Onofre nuclear ..,..-1Ung plant expansion and set a new vote' on the issue for Jan, 13. The-commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at tbe Hilton Inn in San Frand,sco, "!'he cornml.!sion's recent denial of the ffeopoeed addiUon of two nuclear re.actors at the plant ihree miles south of Saa Clemente has been a continuing subject of controversy. Although the comm1S8lon hu been Under intense pressure to reconsider its action in light of current energy problem!, it has been prevented by an attorney general's ruling. Assistant State Attorney General Carl Boronkay bad told the state commission that beca·uae. Jli rules don't allow reconsideration Wlless there has been • 0 UPIT..._... 'IF YOU'VE GOT ENOUGH FA YOU WON'T GET SICK' MrL LOf lelcMr lloptllOd In Sub-Fl'ff%ing Hu~n Rlvor,.Mlchlgon ' • ley B~ptis111 Micliiga1i W ome1i 'Overthrow Satan' ROMULUS, ~lich. (AP) -With snow falling and the. temperature in the teens, . twa women dressed in their Sunday t-t· walked to a hole in the ice to be~ beptif.ed by total immersion in the HlS'OD River. "I feel good,'' said Sister A1argaret, minutes . before her. baptism Sunday. 'lf've overthrown Satan. He fought me lut night. · He said, "Tell them you:n p in the summer when it's not so cold.' .. ~ut the Lord said, 'You might not bjlive the lime. You'll lose grace. I'll take care of you.•_" •Along the riverbank in Lower Huron Metropolitan Park, some so members ol.1 the Little Ida Church of Ecorse, lollcb. huddled together singing: r .HaUdujah to Jesm toho died on tM tree, ...-"To raile up t11is ladder of ~-rcy for me. · •:Pres! onward, climb onward, tlit topl Lt in vitw, ·· "There'• a crown of bri{}ht gl.o'ry tbaittng for you." ,ll'be Rev. Uoyd Smith and bis ci>ngregatioo fell to their knees in lhe .,.... as the ceremony began. • l'he pastor' preslOd bis head to the ' ice on a shallow stretch of the river and prayed: "Oh Lord, thank you for these two that have j.'Ome out here today. Oh Lord, bless these tvoo candidates." 'Ibe minister then walked out onto the ice. In the middle of the river, he "Stei)ped .. into a ~sPoi "clear of ice, the frigid water rising lo his knees. He motioned for the Rev. Walter Smith, assistant pastor of the church, lo join him. Sister Atargaret. who would not give her ·full name or address, and Mrs. Lee Belcher, 50, of Llncoln Park, Mich., went to the hole in the ice. "You don't get cold: the Lorn keeps you warm," a woman on the bank explained quietly. Sister Margaret emerged from total immersion without so much as a sHiver, her face aglow, Arowing kisses toward the congregation. Then the ministers leaned Mrs. Belcher backward under the river water. Mr.' Smith wed il any others wisbed bapUsm. "If so, we 'll go out there again," he said No one else requested baptism. -R~al Estate ·Mai1 s ·eiected As San Oemente Planner -,, . ' a procedural erroc. the whole case would have to go back to the San Diego reglonal..oommts.loll 11rst. Now that pntcedural error bas apparently been found. San Onofre will be "a subject taken up on Jan. 9," .state Commlssiooer James Hayes said today. "We possibly will get around the. technical fact that lhe entire case had to go back to lhe regional commission." Hayes, who made bis· remarks at a South Coast regional c o m m I s a i o n meeting today In Long 1!each, said the error was that the state commlssion di9CUssed nUctear safety. "Because there was a great deal o! dlsetmion related to safety at the San Onofre plant and the attorney general said we bad no jurisdiction, it should not even have been beard by the coastal commission," Hayes added. ''Some of us are going to move very ~t:oogly that it be reconsidered," be said today. "And it will be put over to marine organisms from COMtruction to Jan. 13 for a vote. It will not go of the two nuclear wtlta were cited back to the regional commission.'' as grounds for deni al. Boronkay had ruled that nuclear safety Of(jcials of ,the E n v i r o n m e n t a 1 qllt!!ltions were the }Ole jurisdiction of C.Oalition or Oratige County were alarmed federa1 agencies I' l the Atomic Energy by the possible reconsideration of tbe Commission. ugh the commission San Onofre plant \VOOnesday. dlsciw;ed sue issues at its hearing '"' Robert Sil yd er, president of the in Newport ach, t~ denial wasn't coalition, sai~, "It is a supreme based on saf y reasons. disappointment to watch bow the power The destr ion of almost one mile companies strongarm their way with of sandstone bluffs and potential harm (See ONOFRE, Page Z) Downed Airplane Found; Viejo Couple Surviving? -··--·,- 6 · Men, 2_ Girls Burglar Has Good Taste Laguna Beach police . are after a burglar with a sensitive palate or at least a knowledge of good wine. He stole a $150 bottle of Chlteau Lafltie Rothschild, 1969. Baj·a Crash Site Seen -·Held for Heroin The wine was one of three bottles taken over the weekend from the home of Harry B. Cohen, 2975 Alpine Way. The tolal loss was $200. By JOHN VALTERZA OI ... D.itr ,..., Mlifl" Detectives raided an alleged narcotics den in a San Clemente neighborhood Sunday, arresting six men oo charges related to heroin use and sales. A short .ume later two young ilddlcied girls were al!O in custody. P11lite ~- The youngsters. one 13 years old and Trustees Eye Handicapped School Funds Trustees of the Caplstraoo Unified School District "ill oonsider plans tonight to apply for a major cb1mk of state funds for the construction of a million· dollar multihandicapped facility a t · Richard Henry D~ Elemenlafy ~l\001. The district staff will recommend that the board approve an application for state school building funds to help in lhe construction of the pilot projl!ct "'hich would serve as a regional center serving handicapped youngsters from as far away as the 8add.leback Valley. AJ~ local and regional ap{iroVBls for the project already have been obtained. A dozen·memher planning team drafted the plans for the building complex oo school-owned property near the existing campus. The center \\'Ould have 23,000 square feet and. would include I\ therapy pool as well as (a physical-therapy section and clamoobt spa~. Under the district proPQSal the state would forward the entire cost of building and outfitting the stnJcture and the district would repay ball Uie amollllt. Other development items on the board's 7:30 p.m. agenda iryclude a construction proposal which wUI probably not be endorsed by trustees. The energy cri!la appears to have cooled the idea lo !DStall lighting at the new teMis and band.ball courts built at Dana Hills High School. 111.e board earlier had agreed lo budget $20,000 for the installation, but that was before the energy · shortage created mounUng problems in the district. the other H, are Saa Clemente High School students with a drug habit, detectives said. The ratd--c a p p i n g a lengthy investi&'ation during which, police say, several undercover buys were made of the deadly drug -OCCWTed at 142 w. Escalones, ~t 6. . . ' All but one Of the aClult male arrestees are Marines . Three were booked on charges which included possession of heroin and possession for sale. Three others were booked on charges related to the presence of marijuana and paraphernalia in the residence. The arrestees are James Randy Hancock, 23; John Brian DeVault, 18; Dean Lee Esco it, 21; -'Daniel, Robert Clay. 20; Robert S. Galgansky. 21 and Larry W. Dalton, 27, the onl_y civilian of the group. -·--· ~ In addition 'to drug charges, Dalton was bPoked .on charges of theft and burglary, stemming, police say, from the discovery of alleged burglary loot in the apartment. Detectives sei7.ed a jewlery box and other items whit.ii they said may be loot taken in a string of thefts. Dalton's bail was set at $14,150. Bail for the remainder of the men, all-Marines stationed at Camp Pendleton, ranged from $2,150 to $7,150, police said. All were still in custody earlier today. The discovery of the young addicted girls took place during interviews a few hours after · the bust, ctetectives said. · The youngsters, sisters, who were in the apartment at the time of the raid, admitted Swiday night that they were frequent guests and often had injected the drug. detectives related. Both girls were · taken into custody under juvenile statutes and transferred to Orange County Juvenile Hall. Detectives today began calling other (See HEROIN. Page %) Nixo11 Works On Message , ' Neiv B~dget President Nixon s~ttled into, his second ful l week at the western Whl~ House today, working on the massive new federal budget and the State of the Union JQeSSBge, The new work schedule follows a week.end marked by the worst weather of any Presidential visit so far, but lhe rain did not deter the first family. The Nlxons and friends emerged from the compound twice Sunday -to attend morning church services at the San. Clemente Presbyterian Church, then to have dinner at the El ·Adobe Restaurant in San Juan. Capistrano. It WM the first time the President had left his enclave since early in the week wben 'he and friend C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo toOk advantage of the rare sunshine and drove through residential streets along_ the SouU. Coast. Like all the PrtSldent's outside activities ~uring this trip Sunday's two jaunts were unannounced, but word. had spread fast among the c h u r c b membership. Police said several worshipers had told them Swlday morning that the· congregaticn was expecting t h e President. Careful planning usured that few members were kept from sharing the service with the Nlmns, daughter Tricia Cox and Rebozo. After attending the rites the Nixons (See NIXON, Page l ) San Juan Councilmen To Get Census Report The official tabulations of San Juan The majori ty of San Juan's working Capistrano's own special census will be residents hold jobs in the South County presented to city councilmen tonight, and Saddleback area with a substantial By Rescuers By JAN WORTH OI .. O.lty l"lltt Jt•" A 1\liss.iOn Viejo cOuple missing ~ince . . Dec. 22 may be alive in the wreckage of a plane located Sunday afternoon in the mountains of Baja Califcnia, Mexico. Air· Force paramedics were ochedaled to poracl!ute into a rocky canyon today to see if anyone 11 alive in the wrectage. The jump follows a three-day teareh by some H planes for Mlrvln and Teresa.Goodwin, both 40, and Goodwb'l'a father. Ceell of the Sllte of Wasbtnglon'. With the elder Goodwin, 63, waa hia 23-year~ld wife Gail. The party left Orange County airport Dec. 22 with plam for a three-week holiday trip to La PaZ;· B.C.; Acapulco. and Mexico City. They rented a four·passenger 1989 Mooney Ranger from Jerry McGee at the airport, with Goodwin piloting. The wreckage was spotted ~ at sunset SUnday about 2.1 miles 90lltheaat of Mulege by Bob Simpson, an Orange . Coqnty s)leriff'~~Mlllldrwl -~• pik>t. A!ulege is 525 miles south of San Diego on the eastern side of the Baja peninsula. Simpson said he was drawn by signals from an emergency locating tramqlitter. He radioed back what he described u signs of lile inside the plane. The transmitter -can work either manually or automatically w h e. n activated on impact, but batteries die within two days. Because of the mountainoilll location and the broken condition of the plane. authorities said they . could not yet identify the craft 11 the one rented by the Goodwins. "But the locatlon matches up with their flight plans."' said Larry Unden- berg, a friend of tbe Goodwills and employe ol the Points West Airlines at Orange County Airport. Lindenberg joined the search Friday. "It'd take a week or two to bike out of thpse 1110<1Dtalns il anybody tried to ge t help," be said. The Gooodwins, four·Year residents of \See WRECKAGE, Pa(e %) Oraage • Weatlaer wintam H. Walker, a local real estate on that group since its inception several ~tive active in commlDlity affairs, years ago. 1'10 _.be nom Jn as a planning Besides selecting \Valker to the _, """"'lllioner far-the city of Saa planning panel. councilmen Wednesday Cleibtnle Wednesday. agre<d to appoint Charles Bartok to Lights at similar facilities at San Clemente High have been turned off be<ause of the fuel pinch. Other agenda items include: and the reaction is expected to be one amount commuting to .central Orange of glee. County. The weather service calls for partial clearing Tuesday, but don't put away your rain gear. Long term forecast sboW1 continued showers \Yednesday through Fri· day. Highs in the low 50s. Lows in the upper 40s. wa1kef1 I widoWer, was selected from Walker's unexpired term on the traff.ic-~ lold • ol aeven applicant! to the parking group. Bartok Is president of -post at Friday's adjourned the South Coast Jaycees. ....., o1 1116 city council. Walker. who hu worked . on diverse He wllJ succeed fellring commissioner cbaibber of commerce projects, ls. a G«qe Bowt.., wbo recently left the . princtpol in Walker Br e>th e rs pmel after 10 years' service. • Development Company, the finn which Tbe new conlmia.11oner. who lhls year buUt El Camino Plaza. Jleoded ihe l!oath Clout Uiliteel Fund, He Dnl emetged In comnnmlty Af!aln Will ·1e1Ve his post on the city traffic several years ago when he 1uccessfully and pafkinll commlulon. lie hid lel'Ved fought for ·major c~ges tn revisions ' · to city business license regulations. :n _at Runs Aground SUbsequenUy ho formed • new group · ~ · . of businessmen known as the South El , SANTA CRUZ (UPI) -A· 38-foot camtna Bustn ... mtn's A.ssactation. jileauro eraft became"8rounded on a 'Jbal group lal<r blend"'-with the lill4 bar as It enterecl'llle small er.ft chamber of commerce and Walker lil-here &mday after cbanglng became • clwnber director soon -·~ . --.. A-. . dlroctlon to avold.Jllttlng_1 ·~•"!:.. -...::~::=.~ -~~=-~ -' . _.:__.t)·-----·__, • -Flna.1 approvar of arrangements with (See SCHOOL, Pap l) FIRST CA.LL SOLD REFRI6ERA.TOR • 'lbe priCe was right -and so was 1116 time. Thil_..i IOld a-rafrl(erator an the first call: ' LARGE Fiig, deluxe w/cross top freezer. Avocado green. Nr. new. lClnt cmd. $125. (Phone No.) Dally Pilot restilts onen come that qulctily •. · .• and aatlafactorlly. ·Test it for younel!. Dial the direct .tine to result! at tl)e DaIIJ l>llot. Phone &IZ.5m. The Investment of $5,100 in the special And a majoi portion of the residents tabulation of residents raised the ftglll'es moved to the area from central Orange it0 high that San Juan now can expect County aod Los Angeles areas. a substantial boostm state tax rebates. Public transporta.Uon, specifically a Besides the simple figures sbowing blend of rail and bus serviw -is INSIDE TODAY 9.647 residents as of early last month, tbe most pressing desire of San Juan's the council also will receive the residents, the survey showed. Parks are tabutation from special questions asked seoond on the citizens' priority list. of resident! by the crew of census At least &I pereent ol the heads ol .. ta~cni. bousehold are buytna their houses. and Wlto wellf"s the pa11t.s as.. tht Farah ~1at1ufacturin9 Compan111 WiLlit Farah, the bishop or u>1ion organiurs1 See 1tor11 Page 1. The · workers developed p I a n a I n g the bulk of the resfdenw are ln the hlti•• 11 information re1ating to occupations, $30,IXXI to $40,<XM> range. . ~,,:;,.':' 11 artu where heads of household work, The censu.. was orderel! by councilmen c:i. .. 1t1t11 a.~ pr.evlous cities of residence, the number after they dbcov ered that new roles ~::_:n :; ol motor vehicles in a hoosehaJd and set for head counts by the Callfornii OMttt N9titet 11 oplntonJ on public transit and ~.,PUbllc .. Department of Flnaoce were too low. :=:..:=-:tt-i~ faclliUes. The new census netted more than "111-1+1s Tabulatiool ahow thai the btilk of' },200 new resldentl Jn the city and ~KM ;~ A1111L1.... U Mtvln •11 M1lltflel MIWS 4. 11 Orll!P C:.Vltf n ''""' ....,.. '' '""' ,,.,. Slldt M1n.ttt 1 .. 11 Tt11'fllllll 11 Tltllltrt »11 ·-. W1'"111"1 Ntwt U·1t ............. ,. household heads are In profeaslom or each of the new inhabitants means $18 111 -. a.rvk9 1 technical fielda. .a year; in new revenue to City cofrers,.. -·,,-~=-------------' 1 ,. - ( \ • . -. - P'1:..u1 SC ~ond11, Januarr 71 1974 °Nell) Ster11a Dqe Newport Houses . - Suffer Flooding By RUDI NIEDZIE~KI 01 IM O.Mr l"lltt Sl.tf Unrelenting rain pelted the Orange Colll. ar,ln today, brinjjl"i with it Ooodlni In Nelfport Beach an<! tlle pl'Olpect of damage in other areas when a new rainstorm, 250 miles orf the coas t, rolls into the area Wednesday. Virtually all or the Finley tract in New'Port Bead! •as reported flooded and water was sakl to be enterlng 90me homes along River Street betw.een 37th and mh s1r .. 1. Wortrnen were busy piling up sandbags at the end Of 34th Street aad at the lifeguard headquarters at the Newport Beach pier where rain, coupled with high tides thre•tened the building • t111U. More than 1,550 aandbags have been ---HIGH TIDES MAY PLAGUE EAST, NOT WEST, Page 11 Road , relatively dry. F I o o d I n g was reported only at Bear Street and Sunflower AvenUe where workmen drained the-lnteniectian by punchlng a bole in 1 curb. . -The rain dampened strec!J I n Huntington '~·ach and Fountain Valley, causing motorists to drive more s.lowly, but neither city felt the temper of the storm. Elli• Avenue, we1t of Newl~d Street, had a tot of wate'r on It but cJosing was not required. In Laallna Beach, hardware. store owner Bill Shlelct. · measured-... a.._i9.!_al of. 1.64 Inches or rain for the duration of the stomt but that was not enouah to. cause any flooding. Ho wever, Cily Street Supt. Ralph Moline said there coold be a probltm If another hant rain, like the one on saturday, bombards the sa!Urated ground. placed around th~ stilt-supported building which lost part of It• cement 1lab driveway to ero1ion Sunday. Both the Rlvo Alto and the Rialto channels this mof'nlng were filled to · capacity with additional downpours threatening to spill \vater over the 'llle ~•ddlebsck Valley al!o escoped rain damage except for Mission Viejo where the rain was. blamed for crushing an. eight-inch water line to a bowling alley on Marguerite Parkway and La Paz Road. The rupture and road closure caused some traftic problems, according to the Highway Patrol. · · No rain probl~ms at all \\'ere reported in Irvine or in SAn Clemente even though the storm brought a third of an inch of rain on Sunday and abo ut the same amount by mid-morning. bulkheads. Crews were standing by to pump Y.1ater m .Bl:lbloa Jsland at Marine Avenue where It lnlersectt with Balboa Avenue and Park Avenue, The island's Udegatel hlva been claaed, prtv011ijng \lralnlni of the flooded areas by nonnal means. Several road closures made motoring difficult with portions of River Street between 40th and 43rd and 31th and 39th SJmt blocked to ttamc. Also closed was tht 32nd Street connector with Newport and Balboa Boulevards. 1.oY.'· Jying areas of MacArthur Boulevard Carl Nelson, a county flOOd illgineer, said the i'alnatorms hive been spread out sufficlentty,_thlt the water has been able to ~J!lio . .ll>e growJd. But he said county officials are keeping a close watch if the ra1n increases in force and produces more runoff. remain passable today. In Costa Mesa the completion ot a new stonn drain left the traditionally worst flooding trouble spot, Fairview The stonn to date deposited nearly four inches or wate r in downtown Los Angeles but about an inch less in Orange County. · The Orange County Flood Control District's rain gauae in Santa Ana showed ti1at the 1torn1 had produced 2.78 inches of precipitation by thi s morning for a season total of 4.82 inches. * * * * * * Rain,. Snow "(] nabated, Cause Road Mudslides LOS ANGELES '(AP) -Roln-"'8ked . Southern California was hit by more hetvy rain and snow today, slowing rush-hour traffic and causing more znudslides1 'lbe CallComla Highway Patrol said new slides. were reported along New WliATHIRMAN -'WORST OF STORM OVER,' Story .Page 5 Topanga Canyon Ro ad, tY..'O miles north of Old Topanga Canyon Road. Patrolmen said one southbound lane and two northbound lanes of the Golden state Freeway were closed at San Fernando Road near Sylmar. ' The southbound lane was reported to have caved in at spots where runoff waters undermined the pavement. Th' other lanes were covered with oozing mud. All major roads were reported open, but motorists caught in the min-slowed rush hour were la te for \\·ork. Flooding and mudslides were reported Jn the mountains east or San Diego and Eecoodldo to the south. 'Ille Air Force used a snowplow from its Mt Laguna radar station east of Sah Diego to rescue at least 40 persons 1tranded in campers for two days:. The ,Natloha l Weather Service said record rainfall drenched downtown Los Angeles Sunday. Forecasters said 2.05 Jnchea of rain fell during that 24-hour period, topping the previous Jan. & mark of .82 of an inch set in 1959. 1be weather service said the storm bu dumped 4. 76 inches on the Los Anaelea area. Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties also \\·ere hit ''ith a deluge Sunday: OIAHI COAST IC DAI LY PILOT TM~ C..t o.\ILY PILOT, wllfl wt.left Is aonOIMd the H..,..Pres. It Pllbl!"'-1 by .... °'*"" c ... , Ptlblllfllrlg ~. '-" ,... .. lllllN •r• _.JltMd. Monfev lfl"*ltll Frlll-v. IW CGlt• .... H"'llOrt Bffdl, Hunllntton 11-.d!lfl"""'•lft V•I~, L90UM hldl. lf'YIM/l1•l1i•* IN:! Sa" C'"-lwl S." J-c.fll.,...., A -.lntlt "llontl ..irt'°" " ll'tlllitM; Jtlllfdj~ ...... Sund•.,.. the Jll"lnct!MI .......... •11t11 al Ull W11t h1' $lrwt, Cimo M ... , C.lllomll, "6 .. loktt N. Wt.d l"rllJMm ..... fllil9llltlw J••• I , C11rl•v YIW ~r•llllMI w 0--11 ~ flio11111 K11'1'1I llHW Th1111t1 A, M11rphl11t M .... Jng E.clffotr Q"rf" H. L-llldi1t4 I'. Nill AMlllWfll MIMfll'll lfllln .. ea.. ... °""' JOI N...tfl II Ctf!dnt 11•1, fJtfJ --C.le MIMI a. Wtlt 11, ltrlfl ......,., 911d!: -fill~ lolllfft!'I H•ll111• htdl1 1'91J ._.. '-t¥1nl '--"'-1-.cf!: m Fw.t A- Ttl ... ,. rn•• Ml-4JI1 Cl ,,._. Ma1ll:l11 64J46n .. -. ......... ..,., ,,,., T1I .. Ill 491 ..... 11 ~. '"' °''• Colt/ '"*11111-.e ==· J, ... """ '"'''"· llhlttl'tlllll&, ·-c;iii,.•;;, M'mllM!Ntlb .,..,... "': .... " .......... ........,. _ .. 1 ~ m If""""'"""· t: ... ~ .. ~~= ":ri IMllltllY1 .... ""-" IJ.1 .. INtllhlW'i lftllffrt ......., .... ·""' """"""· san Luis Obispo recorded 3.4 inches in the 24 hours before 8 a.m. today and the rain continued. Gibri Uar Dam, located on the Santa Ynez Ri~er ln the mountain range north of Santa BarJ>ara, had 3.iz inches in a 24-hour period. In San Luis Obispo County, motorists were advised to take U.S. 101 north to carmel Ins tead of California 1, which faced a severe danger of mudslides. The rainfall wasn 't as heavy east of Los Angeles. Riverside had .14 inch in the last 2-1 hours and 1.82 Inches from the stonn . The first two miles of Topanaa Canyon up from Pacific Coast Hl1trway were beinj evacuated"-as authoritie11 feared further flooding . "There's about 61/a feet cl debris in Topanga Creek and If that overflows it will take out some homes, 11 said Lt. Jerry Conklin of the Mollbu 1herlff's station. "This 11 a precautionary measure but we can't in good conscience let the-people stay up there ,'' he said. A receiving area was being eet up at the Malibu comn1unlty Center and the Red Cross was readying facllltles for more than 300 people involved, he •Old. More mudslides v.·ere f e a r e d as up to four Inches of rain was forecast for mountain areas, a spokesman tor the National Wealher Service said. The spokesman said flooding In some high desert areB! could be txpected it temperature! rise, melting the newly fallen snow. But he !laid such flOodlng should be mlnor. The new storm front ls etpected to pass through the Southern California area today, th~ spokesman said. Hundreds of motorists were stranded in mountalna from Saa ta. Barbara to San Diego after the storm dumped four to five feet or snow on resort areas, authorities said. Drifts of up to 25 feet were reported on aome roeds. The San Bemai'dlno County Sherill's department said food airlifts ma·y be initiated if snow continues to block mountain roads. About 2,000 fsmlli., were reported trapped ln the Lake Arrowhead area as anow copllnued to plle up on the five-foot drifts already smothering roads. Schools were closed until at least Wedneaday, authorities said. "The snow has re.In on It ·and It's too heavy to move ," said Mike Broggte, director of resort facilities at Like Arrowhead. "II It rains qain, we'l'I! In a lot of trouble." The new stoml promised to do Just thot os·lorecsslors raised t!\i i>ow levo)I to 1,000 feet frnm 1,000 r ... L Powerful winds shook homes and toppled power lines In Canon and San Marino, authorities aild. About 800 homes were block<!d out lll'let!J. Dr1Vel'I heading tor-anow it'e" were causing mB!alve tramc Jama -90me because of lack or gaaollne -at Wheeler Gorge, Pine Mountain •nd Sin M8J't!OS Pa,., authonUes asld. In 9tllht mas, 1r.1rnc ,,., dtvened bot cal'I wm unable to turn_ around be<s<lse of high dril!J. - I . ' • . . .Spouse Says~ ae:Bad~x . • With ·Others . . • By TOM IARLl!Y Of 1111 Dlltr Net INIH '1'• Parson watched her ·husbud f tht fron\ row ol a croWdeCI c \J'llOm today' wbllo ht atlrnlttod In ~ny to an Oran*' Counl7 ~le•· C<iart Jury that he had had sexllll relations with other women. Bu• the confession produced by Holk!~ Health lpo 1ttorney Dqnald A. Rusto"i questlqnlng produoe11 no rt1ct1Qn f""!' the l8'1"111red plalnWf who had e&rtlf,I' factil a battery of [)('ell and I~ oameru u abe enleJwd Ibo ...., courlbouae for the fllwt tlmt ln •• sauna bath trial. ' . '- Under ~"' iec:t8uani Mi:.I,: Panei, 41, lftltect her tam to.10 on tilt wllllt. stahd as lier husbaod leswned Mltlm In htr 'II .lnl!IJon l&1mdt ·qttlnat hitalth •Pl· · · ! · ... ~ PRESIDENT NIXON EYES THE SKIES AS HE AND PAT L E SAN CLEMENTE PRESBYTERfAN CHURCH Even the Weather Seems to Be Against thi Chi xecut • •• He V1c1tlon1 on Oran .. C011t It i1 alleged that her entrapment in the sauna room on ~~ 2, 1970 creatfl a traUtnll 'that trantforlbld her lnW thrtr.women. ONOFRE • • • government." Siiyder said that if the commission agrees to rehear this pennit ln a special procedure, it will be liarniing the roastaJ con!ervauon act~ tiy voters more than a year ago. Snyder and other coali t ion representatives said lhat the two utilities -Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric companies - put pressure on local politicians \\'ho in tum "threatened to cut off additional flWds for conUnuing operatiop of the commission If they did not reconsider their vote on San ·Oilofre." The two utilities filed a \a\vsuit challenging the commission 's decision in San Diego County Superior Court. A hearing has been scheduled on the suit Jan. 18. Coalition officials indicated that that lawsuit ·also pressured the commission to rehear the case. "The . ultimate decision on the San Onolte permit is less Important than the overall principal or fair pl ay and democracy," Lorell Lon g, secretary of the coalition .said. "If this commission succumbs to the pressure and allows Ed i!On a second chance . . . without above-board public acknowledgement that Lhe administrative procedure prOvides fol" us all, then they will have proven that in just a little over a month's time this commission can be crippled by the same powerful forces and special intere11t lobbie11 that killed the coa.stal zone act in the leg islature time and time again." Four Youngsters , Drown in Crash U.S. Orders Fuel Supply Inventories By UnJted Ftess International In a move designed to spot possible hoerding of g8.!0line and fut! oil supplies, 32 major trucking rums and all of the nation's rail roads v..--ere ordered tq, reix>rt today on the sJze of fuel inventories. Fram Pate l NIXON • • • po•ed on the front walk of the church and chatted brteny with the putor, the Rev . Jooeph Stephena. The posing wu brief, however, because of the rain. Immedlately afterward the · drot>'ln guesi. entered • llmoualne for the drive · acrou town to La CUa Pacifica. Later in the day the same group .boarded the ume car and drove along old Paclflc Cout Highway to the EI Adobe, wheni aome patrons alt..,.dy had· · been rnov1!$f out o1· one section to make way for the Presidential party. • . Sompllnl lire wh!Ch ls standard for The Federal Energy Office told truck the first famlly , , the NlxGOI, Mrt1. Cox co1npanlcs It 11urgootly ne eds and Rebozo l!pel}t little more than an inforgiatlon regarding the trucki,ng / hour at the Mexican reitaur-ant a DIOCk- ind us try's present inventories or diesel from. the gates of the old mission. ruel and gasoline in order to fa irly The restaurant's mariachi band -a Thoee three peraonalttfea hive betn deacrlbecr Iii COtlrl aa IU-hlniry Marla who aaUlfled ber ur1e1 by flndtni m1lel In bar1, romonoflJJ BtttY *"" lilttedr re11Htted Marti'• etc1pedaa and tha mbmerpchul aelf of Ml'I. PtrlOll. Rua Ion ~bjected Pmon, II, . ~ lntanatve qltOlllonln& today u be prolfl Into the li111ll acUvllle1 ol tho wltDea; · Pmon den1<!d, 1tancl"1 1t h 11 1-aalve wife from time to Ume, thlt ht hid ever. u111C1 her to join him In 1 wlfHWlPPlnl . founome or that he hid. ever utecl her to accomPlll)' him on a vlalt to. 1 topleaa ber. He 1180 denied under R UI tt ft 1 1 qutltlontni thlt he bad mr ..........,. her to 1ttk IUllll rtlatlonlhlp1 Wiiii other men or tblt ha had once . iJ Laa Ve1u eDOOW'lltd a male frielll. of the faml!y to vlalt her In her room. , ! ,,_.,,.., . . WRECKAGE -· ..... administer · the mandatory fuel allocation frequent 801ll"Ce of entertainment at the program." . • President's toclal functions -serenaded Mlillon Viejo, have no chlldrtn. He Sl mnar t-elegrams were sent Thursday. the dlrier1 with "Guadalajara'', Relx>to I.II a contractor for the California PadRc without public notice, to all railroads. tipped the trto at the end of the aong. Dtvelopment Company, a Both industries were told to supply the In all, the tab ror the dinners and The tearch belan1 when ,.,.. information by the close of business margaritas came to "ibOi.it '25, '>llld rniodtrhi'r brother,-Joe Nava of Mlak>n today. restaurant manager Ed Corn Welt. Viejo bec1me worried when he and h.11 Energy chief Willlarn E. Simon said 'Ibis week's achedule caJl1 for no public wile Bttty had heard no word T prtviowily lhat his agoncy wa s appearances by the Prelktent. lDltead, the Goodwin& by New YHn' Day. ...._ inveetigating reports of hoardin1 by the Chief Executi\.e plana to work on They conttcted airport authorltlll ..., industry and served notice that "wlllfuJ his two main projects -the budget begin lnvesUgating the locale of the violators of the mandatory fuel alloca tion and the speech he will deliver penonally plane. It w1s lut ~ard from ~ it regulations are subject to ttimlnal to Congress soon after it convenes Jan. departed the Tijuana aU'pOrt Dec. 22. penalties." 21. • "Apparently ihe Mexlean aovemmeat Simon asked · the railroads and the The biggest secret of the visit -tiad two reports of the distress sigii3.J truckers to provide a ,comparison of now iin Its 12th day -is when _ and ind didn't report them to us , ft the amount of fu el on hand wllh the how the ,President will rmlm to Un*.fibtrg said. "l can't believe that same lime a year ago. Washington, D.C. happened " Regarding the price of gasoline whlch Aides now are hinting more stronl:JY 1'fle N~vas were delayed ~eu'~ has been going steadily upward, Simon that the PN!sident will leave in the help rrom the Air Force because \hey pledged that close checks would be manner· which he arrived, unannounced \reren 't sure of the actual flight ~ maintained to prevent windfaU profits and aboard a scheduled airliner. · the Goodwin.9 planned. tl'fl). and gouging. So far, no officials are speculating The Goodwins had Ju1t moved ''° "We are controlling the pri ce or on the departure dat e. a new hom e in the ~1adrid Homes secilon gasoline and v.·e have been and \Viii of Millloo Viejo, A-tn. Nava •kl _.. conllnue to do so and not allow it of Goodwin's co-worker1 hid jomed .tilt to 10 to any emotional leveis1 11 Simon ,,rotn Pa•e 1 weekend aearch. said Sunday. "Until the alghltng of the wreck&fe Saying federal agents are "sweeping SCHOOL • lite last night, we flpred the clalldl the country," on the lookout for price • • of finding them alive were •" EUREKA-(APJ ~-TIJree yo~ng sisters gouging Simon said, ''\Ve will not tolerate Lindenberg said. ··~ and their cousin drowned when they this ln thi~ country." . the County or Orange oo the construction "But If thatJ>eacon ls <lPlf'lJnc, ~ have to be aurvivors. lt11 mar&inal now ,vere trapped inside a car that skidded of swimmint1 pooh1 at the two hi1h that we'll get to them." 1 ofl a highway Into a ditch filled with From Pag~ J schooiJ . · Lindenberg oald rC!c.'ellt railil in 'Ille five feet or water, the coroner says. -A recommendation from the advlaory mountains would have provided wfflr The driver, Roberta Moores, 26, HEROIN , , recreation commission sµggestlng lhat for any survivors. • the district find some way to open He and flve other persona Iron the Medford, Ore., escaped serious Injury the -old Oeplslrano • fllgb-8 • h o·o I Points West crew "''' -ioi..ea-~lii in.Jbe Q.C.c.ifil!nlearty Sunday by climbing police agencies in an effort to determine gymnasium for publlc.recreatlon. l'elcue attempt by the S'an 111fdo through the broken windshield , the the source of the assertedl y 11tole11 goods The dilapidated remnant of the 10!'11· Mountain Rescue team. Humboldt County sheriff's office said. ifl the residence. closed high school presenUy doe8 hot Llnde,nberg and h\1 teant paid ~llt" Three of the victims were Mrs. One Jewelry box filled with baubles meet sLatll 11tanelard1 for such lar1*9cale their own gas and supplle, for lie Moores' daughters by Pre v j 0 u s v.·as amoog the evidence seized by police. use. lnltead, It l8 being used for 1lOl'lfL search. marriages, Asst. coroner Russell Allen l-r;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;=:~;;;;;;~;;;,,;;;;;;;;:;;;::=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;:.,._;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;~.;o-""!'!ii•,.;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ said. They were Jean Price, 10, of .... Santa Rosa, her sister Joan , 9, and 1)uft(~ f E a OUEEN Tanya Rogers, I, of Medford. 'llle fourth See - . or SP E victim was l\trs. Moores' niece, Leah Wood•, 11, of Laytonvllle. Pornographic Movies Seized in LA Raid LOS ANGELES (UPI ) -PoLice vice officers have raided the film 11torage Ind editing sltet of Ja&o ar Productions and confiscated nearly two dozen allegedly pornographic movies . Authorities said weekend raids were conducted at the Jagu ar office, Century Theater, Homophile Ehtortalnment Ud., Cinema Video Productions· and at a home. • Military Jet Fliglits 'On' WASfUNO rtlN !AP) -Air National Guard and •Ir re!lerve tl'llning ntghllt g!"'"'ded Dec. 22 by the fuel soonige, ore being resumed, the Penl1Bon 11ld tod•y. Spokesman Jerry W. Fneclhelm said resumption.-of flights 1¥11 niade poS!lble by an tn<r•aaed allocaUon or dally milltat')' fuel consuiilptlon t;y lllO F e d er a I Eneriy Offt... . . Air Natlooal Guard orne1a11 ·hid exptoaaad atmn wer t .he standdown in operaUons, clalminl ptlots would lose olflcltncy 1na Iha 1trplan11 · would deterlorote, especiaUy in winter w .. tber. 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It's the first luxury car ~Ith · · · ;··\ rotary-engine performance and economy. '·' \· ·, ' • See all the new rotary engine Mmdas..:RM.,0-3s and~ ilenk " . -. i '·: • ' .- .. ~ .~- _ ... ~ . I Costa Mesa-. . . Mira·cle Mazda 2150 Harbor Blvd~ ( 714·) ·645-5700 ' ,. . . • ! ~ • •• -, I ~ ...... . ' • • ' • 1 ' I ' I • I ' 1 . I 1 r • I r • . ' • • ' • /, . Lag11_11a-u ·eaeh EDITION • • • Today's Final . N.Y. Stocks -, VOL. 67, NO. 7, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1974 TEN CENTS ,Downed .Ail-plane Found; Viejo Couple Alive? ' ' ' By JAN WORTH Of"'' Deity 'lltt Stitt' A :rtli.ssion Viejo couple missing since ..Dec. 2Z/may ~ alive in the wreckage of a plane located Sunday a(ternoon in the mouhtalns of Baja California, Mexico. ' Air Force paramedics were scheduled to parachute into ·a rocky .canyon today to aee if anyone ls alive in the wreckage. The jump foUows a three-day search Panelists • ~et Airing On Onofre By CANDACE PEARSON Of ... Dtff~ Pll• Staff The state coasta1 commission is 6peded to 1idestep rut.. prohibiting ret$1Sidtralion of the San Ooofre nuclear pO.mmg plant upanslon and set a DI'!· VO(.e m the issue for Jan. 23. 'lbe commission will meet at 9:30 1.m. Wednesd.17 al the Hilton IM ln s.n Francllco. The conunwlon'• recent denial of the pnlllOIOd additlm of two nucleathactors at the plant three miles 90liUI ol San Clemente lw been 1 continuing oub)ect fl. controversy. Although the commission has been UJlder intense .preSlure to recoosider its action in light of current energy ~· It has been preveol<d by an attorney ....,.a1•1 ruling. . Alsistant State Attorney General Carl llomll<ay had told the state commission that be ca u • e its rules don't allow reconsideration unless there has been a procedural error, the whole case would llave to go bade to the San Diego ~ commission first. Now that procedural error lw 'ppart11Uy been found. , • .. San Onofre win be "a subject,.... n 'up cm Jan. t," state Ssione 1Jomes Jlayeo 911d today. " e possibly will get around the I !act that the entire cue had to go back to the "l'egiooal comm Wion." Hayes, who made his remarks at a 1~ Coast rtglonil commission 'meeting today In Long Beach, said the error was that the state commission (See ONOFRE, Pace II Lagunan Struck ' 1By Assailant 1~ Early Hom·s ' Logunan II.Im A. Mulder "• • 'recovering today from a fractured skull recelV1!d as be opened lbe door to his home to an unlcnown US8Uant who asked .'to uoe Mulder's phone to report car I !rouble. Lquna Beach . p0lice have Hated the lncldeni u 'an waull with lnieat to commit murder. • Mulder, C of lllO Sl. Ann's Drive by some 14 planes for Marvin and Teresa Goodwin, both 40, and Goodwin's father, Cecil of the state of Washington. With the elder Goodwin, 63, was his 23-year.-Old wife Gail. 'lbe. party left Orange County airport Dec. 22 with plans for a three-week holiday trip to La Paz, B.C.; Acapulco1 and Mexico City. They rented a four·pa~ger 1969 ~1ooney Ranger from Jerry P.tcGee at the airport, with Goodwin pilotinJ. BurgW.r Has Good Tast,e LoiUO• Beach police -.:e alter a burgJar with a sensitive palilte or at least a knowledge . of good wine. He stole a Sls0 bottle of Chateau Lafitte Rothschild, 1959. The wine was one of three bottles taken o\•er the •·eek.end from the borne or Harry B. Cohen, 2975 Alpine Way. The total loss was !200. Rosary Set For Developer Fred Howarth • Rosary will be recited Wednesday in Corona del Mar !or Fred J. Howanh. the developer of Emerald Bay, who died Sunday In his Newport Beach home. Mr. Howarth, 74, had been ill for a short time prior to his death. J a.tr. Howarth ·headed his I an a development firm from 1930 until his death. In addition to the creation of Emerald Bay, the company also developed San Marino and Tooele, Utah. He waa a native of New Jersey who came to California in 1921. He worked !or Title Josuranre and Trust Co. before startinc his own finn. Mr. Howarth leaves his widow, Pauline.· of the family liome al 562 Vlsti Fkin; lour daughters, Mrs. Wllliam Dyche, Sandra Fay, Lorraine nd Freede Howarth ; a sistem, Nancy · g; a brother, Earl Howarth; five gr .dcbild n and t'A'O great· grandchildren. Requiem Mass w' 10 a.m. 'Thursday in of' Angels Church, Interment will follow itemorial Park. be celebrated at Lady, Queen na del Mar. a Pacific View Planners Set Session On Laguna's Budget Laguna Beach plafuiing commissioners will meet in a study aesston with members of the city budget format c:<>inrnlttee at 7:30 tonJajlt 1t city ball. Business prev1ously -!or -discussion at the meeting has be<n deferred due to Illness ol Planning Director Wayne Moody. 'Shortle' Hall Services Tuesday · told olllcers that after the man atruck him Oii the hack of the be'!d. the ~Ian! tumod and Oed. Mulder repcirtediy dJd not lose consclo-. Funeral services for F1oyd W. The wfeckage was spotted at sunset Sunday about 25 mile1 aoutheaSt of ~fulege by Bob Simpson, an Orange County, sheriff's aero squadron reserve : pilot. Mulege is 525 miles: south of San Diego on the eastern side of the Baja peninsula. Siinpson said he was drawn by s.lgnals from an emergency locating transmitter. He radioed~ck what he described as signs of life inside the plane. ' The transmitter can · work either manually or automatically w he n activated on impact, but batteries die within lwo days. Because of the mountainous location aild the broken condition of the plane, authorities said they could not yet identify the craft as the one· rented by the Goodwlns. "But the location matches up with their flight plans," said Larry Linden- berg, a friend of the Good\\'ins and employe of the Points West Airlines at Orange Coonly Ai11>0rt. . Lindenberg joined the search Ftiday. "I,t'd take a week or two to hike put of those mountains if anybody tried to get help," he said- The Gooodwins. four.year rdidents of ?.1isslon Viejo, have no chlldren. ~le is a contractor for the California Pacific Development Company. The search began when Teresa Goodwin's brother, Joe Nava of A1ission Viejo became \\.'Orried when he and his "'ife Betty had heard oo word from the Good\\1im by New Year's Day. They contacted airport authorities who began investigating the locale of ihe plane. It was last heard from as it departed the·Tijuana airport Dec. 22. "Apparently the Mexican government had t"'·o reports of the distress signal and didn 't report them to us. ' ' Lindenberg said. "l can't believe that tSee \\'RECKAGE, Page Z) orno O.S Coast Rain Brings In Flooding By RUDI NIEDZ!E!SKI Of tM O.Lly Piiot St1H Unrelenting rain pelted the Orange Coast again today, bringing with it . noodlng ln Newp0rt Beacb and the prospect of damage in other areaa when a new rajnstorm, 250 miles off the coast, rolls into the area Wedne..day. Virtually all of the Finley troct in Newport Beacb wu rep0rted flooded and water wu ~ \11.,lle a>lerlni "'°'" homes along River Street betweeo 3'llh and 31th Slreel. . -• Workmen. were busy piling np sandbags al the end .of :Hth Street and at the llleguaid headquarten at the Newport Beach pier where rain, coupled with high Udes lhrel.lened the building itself. lt1ore µian 1;550 sandbags have been ---HIGH TIDES MAY PLAGUE EAST, NOT WEST, P1go 11 placed around the sti~t-supported building which loot part or its cement slab driveway to emrion Stmday. Both the Rivo Alto and the Rialto channels this morning were filled to . capacit.Y with additional dov.'Ilpours threatelllng to spill ·water over the bulkheads. Crews were standing by to pump water on Balbk>a Island at Marine Avenue where it intersects with Balboa Avenue and Park Averrue. The island's tidegates have been closed, preventing draining of the flooded areas by normal means. -Several road closwes made motoring difficult with portions of River Street between 4-0th and 13rd and 37lh and 39lh Su.et blocked to traffic. Also closed was the 32nd Street conaector with Newport and Balboa BouleVards. Low· lying areas of lt1acArtbur Boulevard remain passable today. In Costa Mesa tbe completion of a new storm drain left the traditionally ,\·ors t flooding trouble spot, Fairview Road, relatively dry. F I o o d i n g was reported only al Bear Street and SunOo\\·er Avenue where workmen drained the Intersection by punching a hole in a curb. · The rain dampened streets i n Huntington Beacb and Fountain Valley, causing motorists to drive more slowly, but neither city felt the temper of the atorm. Ellil Avenue, west of Newland Street, bad a lot of water on it but doolng was oot required. Bookstore Testimony Missing By JACK CHAPPELL · Of .... Delly PUot Stiff . Laguna Beach has its Own version or the Nixon ·Watergate tapes -the Pornography Tape. The· Pornography Tape is missing: or more exactly, it may never have ._ existed, embarrassed city o f I i c i a Is admilled today. UP'I T .. ...iiot. 'IF YOU'VE GOT ENOUGH FAITH,. YOU WON'T GET SICK' Mrs. LH Belcher Blptincf in Sub-Freezing Huron River, Mlchi91n Micliigan W oirie11 'Overtlirow Satan' ROA1ULUS, Mich. (AP ) -Wi~b snow ice on. a sbail<>w stretch or the river falling and the temperature In the 'teens, and prayed: "Oh Lord, thank you for two women dressed in their Sunday these two that have oome out here best walked to a hole in the ice · to today. Oh Lord, bless these two he bapt~ by total' immersion in tbe candidates." Huron River· The minister then walked out onto "I !eel good," said Sister 0?.fargaret , minutes before her baptism Sunday. "I've overthrown Satan. He fought me last night. He said, "Tell them you 'll go in the summer when it's not so cold.' "But the Lord said, 'You ~ht not have the time. You'll lose grace. I'll take care of you.' " Along the riverbank in, Lower Huron Metropolitan Park, some 50 members of the Little tda ChW'ch of Ecorse, Mich. huddled logelh<r singing: "HaUelujah to · Jes\l.s who died on the tree, "To raise up thi.! ladder of mercy for 1ne. "Press onward, climb onward, tlte tops is in view. "There's a cto1on of bright 9Wru wa itiitg for vou." the ice. In the middle of tbe river, he stepped into a spot clear of ice, the frigid water rii;ing to his knees. He motioned for the Rev. \Yalter Smith, assistant pastor of the church, to join him. Sister ~targaret, \\i>o would not gjve her full name or address , and l.lrs. Lee Belcher, 50, of Unooln Park, Mich., went to the.hole In the ice. "Y~ don 't gel cold : the Lord keeyo you warm," a •woman on the bank exi>lained quietly. Sister Margaret emerged from total immersion without so much aa a shiver, her face aglow, throwing kisses toward the congregation. Then the ministers leaned ~trs. Belcher back\\·ard under the river water. hlr. Smith asked if any others wished baptism. The tape was a recording of the testimony given at the mid·Decernber city cotmcil hearing (l'J the pornography arrests of Gordon and Evelyn ~. owners o! Fahrenheit ~1 Bookatore, for selling dirty comic boob. Dur!ni. lhal baaring .• '!Pile ol Laguna Bea_cb writers, authors, utista pd others blasted the smut arrests · ind sp0ke ol censorship. According to the shorthand minutes of the hearing, three persons spoke in favor of censors.hip. City Clerk Dorothy Mu!l~lt today said the reel that ~as to hive contained the rerorded comments of the hearing was blank. She blamed the mishap on a .. cranky" old tape recorder which often 'goet on the ,blink. "I will admit that it was rather a. shock, especially on a controversial thing like tbat," Mn. Musfelt said today. There's the possi~ily the tape oould have beetf · u:;ec1-a·s evidence-o f "community standards" in· the trials of the Wilsons, and Funk Factory owner Jerry Walden, wlso arrested for selling "Zap Comi.x. '-' The lack o! a taped record of the meeUng was discovered when the city minute · clerk began to check the shorthand minutes with, the taped record. Mrs. Muslelt sald that although she carnes a personal spare tape recorder to the meetings ln case the official · equipment breaks down, both she and the minute clerk were unaware that what was being said wasn't being recorded. - "The reels were going around and the n~ies was flickering , but there was nothing. "I don't see how il ever could have been erase:d. Nobody sees (monitors) the tape unless we 're sitting right the.re " sbe said. ' At first it was feared a portion of ' a hearing on the proposed Sycamore Hills Residential development was also missing, but, --Mrs. Musfelt saNI that (See TAPES, Pop %) Oraage • ·Weatlaer He did not know if a weapon was "Shorlle" Han will be held at I{ a.m. ~ police ~· • . ~ Tuesday at Sheffer Laguna Beach --' Tlie incident OCCll?fed al 1:35 a.m. Qiapel. Mr. Hall, a Laguna Beach public Sund1y. P1111ce said Mulder eould (Ive works cmploye for 25 years, died Friday. In Laguna Beach,-hardware store owner Bill Shields measured a total of 1.64 inches of rain for the duration ol the storm but that was not eDOllJ!h to cause any flooding. HoWever, City st .... l SupL Ralph fdoline said there could be a problem if aootber bard rain, like the one on Saturday, bombards (See RAIN, Page %) The Rev. 1.loyd Smith and his ·conA,regation fell to their knees in the snow as the ceremony began. The pastor pressed his head to the "lf so, we'll go out there again," he sWd. . No one else requested baptism. The weather service calb for partial clearing .Tuesday, but don't put a\vay your . rain gear. Long term forecast shows continued sho\\'Crs Wednesday through Fri· day. Highs in the low 50s. Lows in the upper lOs. no reuon for the attack. lit was treated He was 72. !or the~ at South Cont Community Mr. Hall mided at 38' '!bird Street. Hoopilal. and releued. He was a Laguna resident for za years -------...,.---·--~ and worked as a .gardener with the · · ..,, __..-Pty 8P<daliltna In !be Heisler Park FIRST CA.LL SOLw and ,mm. of lhe old library at Glenn- . REFRIGEIUTOR ··1:,;w~::..., ~ ~i¥:,· Cemelety. .. Mr. Half 11 "'"'""" "'hts wtfe, Mudslides Hit Canyon,, Close 2 La11es of F.reeway : The Price ~u right -and .. wu · Sblrley; dau!lbter, Judy 11111 of Laiwla , . the time. Ttilo Id oold a ref?lierator Bead! and brother Qiarles of Vllti. I.Os ANGELES (AP) -=-Raifl.sooked ~ate Fie<way were c closed at ' San In the !f10lllllajns eost o! San Diego "!'the 'llrit coll : --• Soulhenl ClllfGmla -hit by more Fernando Road near l)ylffiar. and t..condido to the south. LABGE.P\1a. delne W/CIYJIS 29 Percent App·.-ve heavy rain and -t<>a.!1.._•lowfng The soothbound lane was reported lo '!be Air Force used a snowplow from lop freoler. A.....aG ......,. ,. v ~~ tralllc ond ca"'"'ll more · havt caved In at spol! where runoff its Ml. Laguna radar station east of Nr. iiill'. l(lnt eond. '125. PRINCETON,,N.J. (AP) -The Gallup m • • .,,_ . waten undermined the pavement. The San Diego lo rescue al least 40 persons (Phone No.) 'P<lll ~ ill lut im survey ol op1n1oo The Callfomla W.bway Palrol said olh<r lanes were covered with oozing stranded in campers for two daya. -'"· Pilot lb oft thal Oii Prelklenl Nixon's perfonnance In new 1lldu were-reported aloag New mud. The National Wealh<r s.;rvtce said """' mu · en """"" oflloe .-2' porctnl 1pprO... Topen(a Clll10ll Rold, twnit!les north All major roads were reported open, reconl rainfall drencbed downtown Los '!!!'ctly • · · and sallsfacloril1, Tell It Nixon'• -ritlua oL~ol ~ Qanyon !load. bu.I -orists ca\liht ln file rain-slowed An&eles Sunday. Forecasters said 2.0$ !..-,..,...1t:L)lal lb6 direct ~ iJl Ille Nao. W poll 1n .whlcb 17 percent l'lln>lmen said one IOUthbound lane rush hour were late !or -k. inches of rain !ell during that 24·hour reeults at the Dail;y Piiot. PboDa said tbq _ .. ed. and two Mrtllbound lanes of the Golden Floodln1 and mudsli<lt• were reporled CS.. SUD~ Pace I I * * * Storm Plagues Southland ' I ' .. INSWE TODAY \Vho wears the p<nits at the Farati Matiu/acturi·ng Compau111 \Villie 1''arah, tile bi.sliop or union organtu-rs? See &tOTfl Page 1. -..ti~· 11 .... M. ..,. 11 Ctll~ s Cll""'" !>it Cwitkt It Cr......,• · 1t OMtfl Nefkts 11 ....... , ... -f ' •PhliMM;ltflt tt-H ....... , .. ,, "" "-•1en 11 .......... 11 '" .. $.met -• . \ • .. r .-1.1~JLY 1'11.01 LB SpouseSays - He Had-Sex Witl1 Others ' By TOM BARLEY OI fllt Diiiy PllOf Slllt Maria Parson watched her husband from the front. row of a crov,.ded courtroom today while he admitted in testimony to an Orange County Superior Court jury that he had had sexual relations with other women. But the confession elicited by Holiday Health Spa attorney Donald A. Ruston's questioning produced no reaction from lthe red·haired plaintiff who had earlier factd a battery of press and television canieras as she entered the county courthouse for the first time in the sauna bath trial. ' -... , ' , > ' • S•• Cle•1e11te y •• .,Nixon ' P~epares J , State. of · Union President Nixon ,.ttled into his aeam1I full week at the Western White House tod~y. l'Qrklng on the llUll\'ive new · federal budget · and the Stele of the Unien meaage. . "' Tbe new 110rlt 1cbedule follows a weekend marted by the worst weather of any Presidential vi51t so far, but the rain did not deter the first family . The Nlaonl and friendl emerged from the compound twlco Sunday -to attend morning church services at the San Clemente Pmbytertan Olurdt, then to have dinner at the El Adobe Restaurant In San Juan Caplatrano. It was the first time the Preaklent had left bi51, enclave slnce early in the · .:; week when he and friend C. G. 0 Bebe" ~ ' ·Rebozo took "adV&ntafe Of the rare 11, "; sunshine and drove throuth residential -· . • streets along the Souti. Coaat. Like an the-President's outside activities during this trip Sunday'• twp .Jaunls were unannounced, but woi;d hid 91'1111 fast among the c b u r c b J110t11benhlp. PoU<:e' said several \<i>rshlpers .bad' told them SUnday morning that tho congregation was expecting t b e Preaid .. t. Cartful planning assured' that' few members were kept from sharln& the service with the Nllons,, daughter Tricia Cox and Rebor.o. After atltndlng the rites t!!i Nlxo1 posed' on the front ~~k oUliO' thu and chatted briefly with ,the ·past._ tbe Rev. J01tpb Stephens. . i -, The pOsing wu · brief, lloWevetj because. of 'the rain. . .., ;. Under heavy sedation, Mrs. Parson, 49, waited her tum to go on the witness stand as her husbaqd reswned testimony in her $l million lawsuit against the health spa. • It is alleged that her entrapment in the sauna room on lifarch. 2, 1970 created a trawna that transformed her into three women. PRESIDENT NIXON EYES THE SKIES AS HE AND PllT LEAVE SAN CLEMENTE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Eve n the Weather SH ms to Be Ag1ln1t the Chief Executive as He Vacations on Orange ClOlat ' 1'..0m ·Pqe l SLIDES ••• llnmedlately • allerward the dn>p.ijl guests entered a limomlne for Vie drive across town to La casa Pacifica. - Later In the day -th• same grout ' boarded the same car and drove alcmg old Paciljc Coast IDghway lb the El Adobe, where some patrons already bad been moved out ot one steUon to llilke I I J l Those three personalities have been described in court as sex-hungry Maria who satisfied her urges by finding mates in bars, remorseful Betty who bitterl y regretted Maria 's escapades and the submerged real self of l\1rs. Parson . Ruston subjected Parson, 49, to intensive questioning today as he probed into the sexual activities of the witness . Parson denied, glancing at h is impassive wife from time to time, that he had ever urged her to join him in a wife-swapping foursome or that he had ever asked her to accompany him on a visit to a topless bar. He also denied under R u s to n ' s questioning that he had ever encouraged her to see k sexual relationships with other men or that he had once in La s Vegas encouraged a male friend .of the family to visit her in her room. Parson's testimony \\'as interrupted today while Ruston and attorney l\1arvin Lewis Sr. questioned a subpoenaed Costa Mesa real estate man who admitted he dated A1rs. Parson outside his office at 2790 Harbor Blvd. Realtor Daniel C. Lee denied that be had ever had sexual relationships with Mrs. Parson, 49, and testlfied that his conversation with the provocatively dressed woman had been confined to the London Bridge at Lake Havasu, jewelry and her marital status. Lee admitted that he deliberately waited ,for Mn:J Parson outside the Ha('- bor Boulevard building late last year, introduced himself and gave her_ his btisiness card. • · He testlfied that he took her for drinks to a Warner Avenue restaurant and made a date to see her a week later in Costa Mesa but she failed to keep the appointment. "Did you have sexual relations \Vith her?" Lewis asked Lee . "No," Lee firmly replied . Lewis said today that he intends to put Mrs. Parson on the. stand .as his' ne1t witness and that she will be followed by a number of psychiatrists who have examined her since the saWta incident Rec P r o g ram Se t In Lag u11 a B ea cl1 Registration for the Laguna Beach Recreation Department's winter program opened at 8 a.m. today at the' depertmcnt offices, 570 Glermeyre Street. An error in an article in the Daily Pilot Saturday mistakenly gave the time for registration opening. The Daily Pilot regrets any inconvenience caused by the error. The recreation depa rtment w i 11 continue to take registrations for the prt>gram of social. cultural and athletic claMes through this "·eek or until all da.s.ses are fiUed . ... The recreation department is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. \veekdays. OIANal COAST .. DAILY PILOT Tile or.,... C..I OAllY "llOT, Wllh 1"1id'I It COl'l'ltlllltd Ille Hews-Pr•n. 11 pUbtllhtd '"' tht! 0rff1Qot Coest PUOllll!lnf COll'IJIMY. s.p,. ,.. .. M ltlons 1r1 p.ubtllllld, Mor.Ry ~ l'rld1y, flll' cos11 Mna, Hn'f!Drt •••Cfl Huntll!lllO!I ' 8MCll/l'-111n vluiy, Leg~ &uett, lr'llM/s.dilleNtll .nci Sin Cltmtn!i/ Sin Juen C'•llllfrtno. A il11gle •l9tm.I ec11111111 It •lltlltd a.1vn1tn _.. s...nciin. Tiie prlncr..tl Pllblllhlnt Plent II •I "° Wl!:ll BIV Strttt, Cost1 Mn1, C.Uforn11, f1'M. Robert N. W1td ,,.Jd.tnt Ind '*"'* J 1clr R. Curl1y I/Jee Prnlffllt ll'ld Offlerel M1nqer Tho11111 K1e•il Edllll' Theme1 A, M11rph;11• M1neelftg tr:dllll' Cheri•• H. Looi lticherllf I", Nill ~111111111 MantOlne ~1ior1 --oiflq 222 f1r11t A¥tnue ll'•lll11t "''"'"1 r.o. ••• '''· ,2,s2 --c..11 M111 : UI Wftl tt~ S!rl'ft Ntwpll"I lucll: UlJ Newport huln1rt H11t1tlnQlon leldl~ 11fl1J llNtfl loyl .. lrlf "" cie-i.: as Nortll £1 Cimini " .. ' ...... r.t1,i•1 .. C..714J '41-4JJT ca..f:fl..i .. ...,.. .. '41·1671 Let-t IMdt Al D1p•l11talfl1 T ...... 4f4·f4'6 ~llf\I, ltn. Of ll'ltl Co.t.t 'IAlll111i. ~·,,.:;., "':' ,,.,."l'M":w:u-=.: ,,..,. . .. ~--:::,. .,.... ,.,.. ~ .• .,,.,ltflf -· - FrOtll Pagr l ONOFRE. • • discussed nuclear safety. "Because there was a grea t deal of discussion related to safety at the San Onofre plant and the attorney general said we had no jurisdiction, it should not even have been heard by the coastal commission," Hayes added. "some of m are going to move very strongly that it be reconsidered," he said today. "And it will be put over to Jan. 23 for a vote. It will not go back io the regional cominission." Boronkay had ruled that nuclear safety questions were the sole jurisdiction of federal agencies like the Atomic Energy Commission. Although the commission discussed such issues at its hearing in Newport Beach, the denial wasn't based on safety reasons. The destruction of almost one mile of sandstone bluffs and potential harm to marine organisms from construcUon of the two nuclear units were cited as grounds for denial. OfficiaJs of the Environmental Coalition of Orange O>unty were alanned by the possible reconsideration of the San Onofre plant l\!..in.,.day. Robert Snyder, president of the coaUtton, sai~. "It. is a supreme d~ppointment 1to :wat~ how the pq"°er companies strongarm their way with government." Snyder said ,that if the commission agrees to rehear thi5 pennit in a special procedure, it will be hanning the coastal conservation act passed by voters more than a year ago. Snyder and other coalit ion representatives said that the two utilities -Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric companies - put pressure on local politicians who in turn "threatened to cut off additional fWld s for con~inuing operation of the commission if they did not reconsider their· vote on San Onofre/' The two utilities filed a lawsuit challenging the commission's decision in San Diego County Superior Court. A hearing has been scheduled on the suit Jan. 18. Coalition officials indicated that that lawsuit also pressured the commission to rehear the case. "The ultimate decision on the San Onofre permit is less Important than the overall principal of fair play and democracy ," Lor ell Long, secretary of the coalition said. "If this commission succumbs to the pressure and allows Edison a second chance ... without above-board public acknowledgement that the administrative procedure provides for us all, then they will have proven that in just a little over a month's time this commission can be crippled by the same powerful forces and special interest lobbies that killed the coastal zone act In the legislature time and time again." From P119e 1 TAPES lope was "fine." She said it transcribed. • • • already had been The city has anticipated that legal action could be taken as a result of the hugbt project's denial on basis of an inadequat e environmental Impact report. l\1ayor Roy Holm said be learned of the mishap late last week. He said it was unfortunate and speculated lhat the !ape could have' been of some use to either the prosecution or defense on the smut cases, "If you have Inferior equipment, you get inferior results," A1rs. )fusfelt said. "A tape recorder that break1 down does. not recorO," Mrs. ,.1usfe1 t ex:plained. The recorder blamed for the incident was purchased by the city second·hand years agt' (or $142 •he said. "That cranky thing ... thinp always happen at the most Inopportune time, 11 she said. .• kaM ct... "''... Miii If C.,to #ittia, Cl!IMlnlll, ~ IW Clrrlll' #.U The cranky tape recorder !lnbably won't get 1 chance to goo! 1liin11 up . again, though. -.-----------...1. , The city bought a new one. =I IW Mell U .lt l!lllltfllY/ 11'\/lltlry ""' .... fMl'llltr. e., • Cap<> School District To Seek State Funding period, tapping tbe'pfevlous J,an. I mark of .a· of an inch tet'ln 1959. 1be weather tervice said the storm has dumped 4.76 inches on the Los Angeles area. Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties also \\·ere hit \\itb a deluge Sunday. way for'the Presideattal party. ' Sampling' fare Which· ii itandaril for the firat lamlly, the Nixons, Mrs. Cox and Rebozo spent little more than an hour at the Mexican restaurant a bloA from the gates of the old Jnisslon. -• The restaurant's marlaclU band -"'a frequent source of entertainment at the President's social functions .-·serenaded the diners w_ith "Guadalajara,'' Reboio tipped the trio it the eod o the song. Trustees of the" Capistrano Unified SChool'bictrict will consider plans tonight to apply for a major chWlk of state fWlds (or the construction o( a million· llollar multihan4icapped facility a t Richard Henry Dana.Elementary School. The district staff will recommend that the board approve an application for state school building funds to help in the construction· of the pllot project which \\'OUld serve as a regi9nal center serving handicapped yoWtgsters frQm as far away as the Saddleback Valley. -All local and regional approvals for the project already have been obtained . A dozen.member planning team drafted the plans for the building complex on school..owned property near the existing campwi .. The center would have 23,000 square feet and would inciUde a therapy pool as well as a pbylical•therapy section and classroom space. Under the disbict pfOP0.'111 the state would forward the entire cost of building and .outfitting t.be structure and the district would repay ba!f the amount. . . . \ ' . Niguel ff using Plan Goes On Despite Rain In spite of the efforts of a charter bm company and the Fountain Valley Jaycees, the Pollution Special, a commuter bus to Los Angeles , did not start.service today. Thls morning was to have been the inaugural run of the bus line from l he Fountain Valley·Huntington Beach area to downtown Los Angeles. but bus line organizer Tony Allen said there were not enough people to make the project work. "We needed 25 people. We had 60 prospective riders lined up. But when it came time to have the people pay the $12 for the fffst week's fare, only 13 paid. That's not enough, so we had to cancel," he said. Allen said he is still hopeful of finding enough people to get the line running. "This started out as a clean air project. but ~ith the gas shortage on, it could be a .yaluable gas-saving device," he said . The Pollution Special waa almost scrapped last Novembe!: because the Jaycees were trying to establlsh a . bus line for the special through the state Public Utilities Commission. That application would have been opposed by the Soµthem Calilomia J!apid Transit District and the Jaycees feared they would have to cancel their plans since they could not afford the lengthy hearing process neceSilitated by such opposJtlon, ,,,_ _ _ But Town Tours, a charter bm Une in Anaheim, -offered their services to the group so that the Pollution Special could be run without a PUC permit. No\v the discouraged Allen says he's ready just to jwtk the whole plan. "J'ye been \\'Orking on this for the last seven months and at thll point I feel like to heck with it," he said,' "I guess the commWlity jUlt isn'I rac!J for that kind .of 9l!l'Vlce." Allen said he Is otlll keoplDa the plan. open m case rhOre l people sign up to &fve them the minimum 2S to make the line eeonomic!4lly leuliile. , Interested area reS!decttl s ft o 0 I 0 coo1act Allen throueh the Fo6ntaln Valley Jaycees, P.O. Box 11197, Fountain. Valley. · · Cycle Pair Sough t • • ~AN BERNARl?INO (UPI) :__ Two ~ meinl)ers or a ~ Bernardino nlotoreycle &&Iii II"~ OOUChl by police toilay In COlllOCllon ,With the -ktnd siabblns or the Club's leader, Roy Arnold, i9. '· Other development items on the board's 7:30 p.m. age.nda include ·a construction proposal which" will probably not be endorsed by trustees. The energy crisis appears to have cooled the idea to install lighting al the new tennis and handball courts built at Dana Hills High School. The board earlier had agreed to budget $20,000 for the installation, but that was before the eneri)' shortage created mo1Jnling problems in the district. Lights at similar facilities at ·San Clen1ente High have been turned off because or the fuel pinch. Other agenda items include: -rinal approval of arrangements \\ith the County or Orange on the construction of swimming pools at · the two hlgh schools. . -A recommendation trom the a'dvi!OrY recreation commission suggesting that the district find some way to open the old C&pistrano High S c b o o I gymnasium for public recreation. The dilapidated remnant of the long- clOled hlgb school ~nUy does not meet State standards fOr such large-Scale use. In stead, it fs ~~~g ~.for storqe. · F,.om Page l WRECKAGE • • • happened." The Navas were delayed in getting help from the Air Force beciluse they \\'eren't sure of the actual flight path the Good wins planned. The Goodwin& had just moved Into a new home in the Madrid Homes secUon oi Mission Viejo. Mn. Nava said two of Goodwin's co-workers bad joined the weekend search. "Until the sighting of the wreckage late last night, we figured the . chanees of finding them alive were zero," Lindenbefg said. "But if that beacon ls operating. there have to be survivors. It's marginal now that we'll get to them." ' l,.indenberg said recent rains in the mountains would have pfovided water for any survivors. He and five other persons fron the Points West crew were joined in the rescue attempt by the San Diego htountain Rescue team. San Luis Obispo recorded 3.1 inches 1in the 24 hours before a a.m. today and the rain continued. Gibraltar Dam. located· on the Santa WEATHERMAN -'WORST OF STORM OVER.' Story Pap 5 Ynez River in the mountain range north of Santa Barbara, had 3.72 incltes In a '14-hour period. {n San J..uls Obispo County, motorists \\'ere advised lo take u.~. 101 north to Carmel instead of califomia I, Ylhich faced a severe danger of mudslides .' The rainfall wasn't as· heavy east of Los Angeles. Riverside . had .H inch in the last 24 hours and 1.12 inches from the storm. 'lbe fll'St t\\'O mlles of Topanga Canyon up from Pacific coast Wi!hway were beblf evlcualed as a.uthonlies feared further flooding. "There's about 51,i feet of debris in Topanga Creek and if that overflows it will take out some homes/' said Ll. JetTY Conklin.of the. Malibu shttiff's staUon. . "11111 Is a precautionary measure but we can't ln good conscience let the people stay up there," he said. A receiving area was being set up at the Malibu Commwtlty Center and the Red C.'ross \\•as readying facilities for more than 300 people involved, he said. h1ore mudslides \\'ere f e a r e d as up to four inches of rain was forecast for mountain areas, a spokesman for the National Weather Service said. 1be spokesman said flooding in 90me high desert .reu could be erpected if temperatures rise, melting the newly fallen mow. But he said such flOoding should be minor. . 'The new stonn front is e1pected to pass through the Southern California area today, the spckesman said. Hundreds or motorists were stranded in mountains from: Santa Barbara to San Dlexo after the storril. dumped four to five feet of anow on resort areas, authoriUts said. Drlfta of up to 2$ feet were reported on some roads. The San Bernardino County ·Shetlff's department said food airlifts may be initiated if snow continues to block mountain roads. In all, the tab for the tilnnen and margaritas came to about $25, said restaurant manager &I CornweU. 11~ 'Ibis week's schedule calls for no p~: appearanoes by the President. Ins the Chief Executive plll'll to ·work • his two main projects -the bud~ and the speech he will deliver personally to Congress soon after it convenea Jarr. 21. The biggest secret of the visit .J now in its 12th day -is when a~ how the President will return ti \\'ashington, D.C. Aides now are hinting more strongly that the President win leave in tje manner which be arrived, muumounttd and aboard a scheduled airliner. So far, no officials are speculating on the departure date. • ; FrontP"flel RAIN ... ., ~u the saturated ground. r The Saddleback Valley al.so escap:id rain damsge except for Mission Vida where the rain was blamed for crushl,ifg an eight-Inch water line to ·a bowlhtii; alley on Marguerite Parkway and 4a Pai Road. The nipture and road clostWe caused some traffic problems, acoording to the Highway Patrol. ., No rain problems at all were reported in Irvine or In San Clemetrte ...., thoul\ the stonn brooght a third of an Inch of rain on Sunday and about the same amount by mid-morning. 11 Carl Nelson, a county flood engineer, said the -rainstonns have been spre¥ out sufficienUy that the water has be<.11 able to soak into the ground. ·i. But he said cowity officials are keeping a close watch If the rain Iner~ in force and produces. more nmoll. ·, The stonn to dale depoolted nw'ly four inches of water lit downtown Los Angeles but abo4t aq inch !Oas In Orange County. .. -• ' The Orange County Flood Conirol District's raln ga uge ln Santa Ana showed that the storm had produced 2.78 inche! 6f precipitation by this morning for ·a sea30n total of 4.82 incl)e;g. • See~ for SPEED OUEEN ' ' . ' ' • Stainless_ .. StHI Fabric ·Care Tub FULL 2 YEAR PARTI •d LABOR WARRAfl11__. .. e Smooth, Rlllt·Proof, ' Chlp4't'oof • lcleal lot< •II Wilh- •bl• Fabrics •• i..st110Lli.ii.,. oltlleWllhW • -· PWI ••• a wClllulllle . knits cyelt .,..._,,__ ,... .............. .... ·-r:. -------..-1 • TAKI WI .. TUDl-INI Nobody Seffs Far llsS than ----~...:" fO DAY CUN WITll Al3.:Yr' .. 1115 llEWPllll IYD. DonlRI CISta IHI • ' • I , SPEED QUEEN,. ~ • • • •' • • • • • Saddlebaek • --' EDITION , Toda y's Final N.Y. Stocks 1- , VOL 67, NO. 7, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES I ' ORANGE cou~. CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1974 TEN CENTS • I Spouse of ·sauna Vic.tim Tells of 'Affairs', By TOM BARLEY courthoose !or the fll'st time in the Of ,.. Dllh' "1" '''" sawia bath trial. .Maria · Paraon watched her husband Under heavy. sedation, Mrs. Parson, 1fivm the front .. "row of a crowdM 49, waited her tum to go on the "'itness c»urtroom today while he admitted in stand as her hu.sbalid "resumed testimony ~tbnony to an e>range C.ounty ~rior ... ih her •t million lawsuit against the Court jury thot he ha~ had sexual health spa. r.t1atlons with other women. It is alleged that her entrapment in __ But the oonfesaion elicited by Holklay _the muna room on March 2, 1970 created }lea.Ith Spa attomey Donald A. Ruston's a trauma that transformed her into questioning produced no reaction from three women. the red-haired. plaintiff who had earlier Those three personalitie:s have been fapd a battery of press and .te.levislor;t described in court as sex-hungry Maria cameras as she entered the COW1lJ who satisfied Her urges by finding m~tes in bars, remorseful Betty who bitterly regret~ed Maria's escap8des and the submerged real self ot Mrs. Parson. Ruston subjected l>arson, 49, ' to intensive quefuoning today as he probed into the sexual actlvilies of the witness. ParSon denied, glancing at h is Jmpas&ive Wife from tµne to time, that he had ever urged her to join hi,m in a wife-swapping foursome or that he had ever asked her to accompany bim on a visit to a topless bar. He also denied under R us to n • s questioning that he had ever encouraged her to seek sexual relationships With other men or ... that he liad once in Las Vegas encouraged a maJe friend of the famµy to vlsit her in her room. Parson's testimony was interrupted today while Ruston and attorney A1anrin Lewis Sr. questioned a subpoenaed Costa A1esa real estale man who admitted be datecj Mrs. Parson outside his office at mo Harbor Blvd. Realtor Daniel C. Lee denied th at he bad ever had sexual relationshi ps with Mrs. Parson, 49, and testified that his oonversation with the provocatively dressed woman had been confined to the London Bridge at Lake Havasu, jewelry and her n1arital status. Lee admitted that he deliberately waited for A1rs. Parson ~!side the Har· bor Bouleva rd building late la.st year, introduced himself and gave her his business card. He tes tified that he took her for drinks to a \Varner Avenue restaurant and made a date to sec her a ¥.'eek later in Costa ~lesa but she failed to keep the appo intment. ''Did you have sexual relations \.\'ith ane .. ~eheari11g Due? New Action Seen On .San Onofre By CANDACE PEARSON Of ... OIM., PUii It.., 'The atate coastal commission is espeded lo sidestep rules prohibiting reconsideration of the San Onofre 'nuclear ...-r•UOC plant expansion :ind oet a Burglar Has Good Tast,e Lasuna. Beach Police are alter 1 burglar: with a 1ensitive palate ot at least a knowledge of good wine. He stole a -$150 bottle ol Chateau Lafitte Rothschild, 11159. The wine was one of three botUes take11 over the weekend from the home ol Harry B. Cohen, 2975 Alpine \Vay. The total loss was '200· Nixon Prepares State of Union ' ~ddress, Budget ·!'i.sident Nlxoo settled into hi5 second fuJJ week at the Western White House ~1 "''orking on the massive new le'dhal budget and the State of the UDioo message .. 'R>e new l\'ork schedule follo\vs a weekend marked by the worst weather ot any Presidential visit so far, but tbe rain did not deter the first family, . • Tbe Nixon.s and friends emerged from thf"-<ompound twice Sunday -lo atteild mOliiing church ,.rvlces at the San Cimente PMbyterian Church, then to liav~ dinnet 'lt Uie El Adobe Restaurant m:su Juan Caplslr"!'O. It was the first time the President b~ left his enclave since early in tbe 't .. '. (See NIXON, Page Z) . new vote on the issue for Jan. 23. The oommission will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Hilton Inn in San Francisco. The commlssku's recent denial of lbe propoaed additim of two nuclear reactors at the plant three miles south of San Clemenle has been a continuing subject of controversy. Although the commission has been under intense pressure to recon1idcr iti actim in li~. of cUrrent energy probletm, it has been pnvenled by an allorney -•l's ruling. Alsisfaiit State Attorney General Carl lloronkay had' told the stile commission that b eca use its rules don't allow reo:msideratlon unless there has been a procedural error, the whole case would have to go back to the San Diego regkmat commissioo first. Now that procedural error has apparently been foWld. Sal) Onofre will be "a subject taken up on Jan. 9," state Commissioner James Hayes said today. "We pos.<ibly will get around the technical !act thal the entire case had to go back lo the regional commission." Hayes, who made· his remarks-at a South Coast regional c o m m i s s i o n meeting t6aay in Long Beach, said the error was that the state commission discussed nuclear safety. "Becauae there was a great deaJ of discussion {elated to safety at tbe San Onolre plant and the altorney general said we had no jurisdiction, it should not even have been beard by the coastal commiS&lon," Hayes added. "Some or us are going to move very strongly that it be recoruiidered,'' he . said today. "And it will be put over to Jan. 2S fQr a vote. It will not go back to the regional oommission." Boronkay had ruled that nuclear sifety qlle!tions were the sole jurisd.leUoo of federa1 agencies Hke the Atomic Energy Commission. Although the commission discussed such issues at ill hearing in Newport Beach, the denial wasn't based on. safety reasons. . The destruction "'Or almost one mile ol sandstone bluffs and patentlal harm (See ONOFRE, Page I) Food Workers Return -Aft,er Month·okl Strike ,, T&.msters, meat cutters, operating , benefit increases of up to $1.SO an hoUr, e~ end mlCbinlstl returned to a union spakesman said. wail"" tO<lay, enCllng a one-monUM>ld At the same time. a strike by meat strik.,. ml locl<aut that involved ~ cutlers against three mea\ packing "'*"1•rket cMJns in Sou t b~e r n plants In the Vernon area of Los Angeles Catwornia. ., was exttllded to four other plants when Maliagen of markets along the ~e agreement was not reached in that ~ npo/ied condltiona in their stores uparate dispute. A "°'t ol living clause llul morning were back to normal wllli Is the main problem in that walkout. ilOllftries arriving on schedule. _During the retail market strike, stores ''Im" billet tO being a. manafer agaht remained open with s u p e r v i 1 o r y in1telil or a butcher/' sakl one stor.e penonnel manning checbtands a6d .._r who uked to r e m a in lilllng lhclns. But spot shortages ol unlMUled. a 1111111ber o! ltew were DOltd _, a..ica o/. Safeway; Lucky'•. llalDbs after the Dec. 3 start ol'lho llrlko. and ,\lberbo11'1 markels re~ealtd what Teamoten, mtat cutt•ra ond "'opei....,llln"'g -marl<ll DWI -bed U "normal ' q1riiln, Ill llddition to Wiii" ond f!!nce' " ~!' condltlonl. l>eoollt mere...., . were ' st..O cmt ol A new throe-year t'Olllroct -.... llvlng clauaes which al!ord members ~lngly 1octpled 5atlll'da1 by rilMI lied to the OJnsumer Pr1ct Index. unlab membero. It calls lot -a Machlnisll baQno IUch cla111e ·In tlao(r »ill1ll on hollr wage ln<fta• In Ille poet, but rocelnd a lllaJilly btpor - finl rear Ind tolal -and l!lap . packqt. ~ -.. ~ ;-: "~" • • • • ' • • o.1i., Piiot Sl1!1 l"flott; Twilight Traffic Tieup Commuters leaving Mission Viejo during the sec· ond ·day o! Daylight Saving Time found their dif· ficulties compounded by driving rain today and a traffic'jam· at La Paz Road .and Chrisanta__]Jrive. The tieup was caused by a water line rupture which blocked access to the San Diego Freeway from Oso Parkway, thereby overloading La Paz. Highway Patrol officials said the waterline is being re aired . and .freeway ·3ccesS ·via Marguerite PaikWay and .Oso will be restored by Tuesday. Storm-Plagu~s Southla-nd . Mudslid es Hit Can.you, Close 2 Lan.es of Freeway LOS . ANGELES (AP ) -Rain-soaked Sou~rn California was hit by more heavy rain and soow today, slowing rush-hour traffic and causing more mudslides. The California HighWay Patrol said new slides were reported along New Topanga Canr.on Road , t\YO miles north of Old Top&nga Canyon Road. Patrolmen said one southbound lane ::ind tWo northbound lanes of the Golden State· Freeway were closed at San Fernando Road near Sylmar. 1be 90UthbQWl(I lane was reported to have caved in at · spots where ruooff waters underniined the pavement. The olber lanes were oov·ered with oozing mud. AU major road.I were r~rted open. but 'motorists caught in the rain-sJoy,·ed rtrs!f oourwere 1aie-rorworr-~ Flooding and mudslides were tePorted in the mountains east of San Diego ml Escondido to tbc.ooutb • _ The Air Force used a snowplo\V from its fl.1t. Laguna radar staUon eas t of San Diego to rescue at team. 40 persons STOCKS SNA RLED BY TRA NSMISSION -ol --eonditions and electroGic transmission dilflculU.. on the New York..&ock Excbqe. some -. ore missing lrom today's listings. Addl!lonalJy, ""'1en ....,. llnil some lfst· illfl• ..._ clOoing aro nil( ICCIJl'8te. The Dally Pllo! tegrela thls incoovenlenoo to ib reoders. Every ~ will bO made to oomct !tie electraole dilfkllttle's fat. 'l'lleoda)''• martet _clollnp, ' • stranded in campers for two days. The National Weather Service sa id record rainfall drenched downtown l.lls Angeles Sunday. Forecasters said 2.03 inches of rain fell during that 24·hour period, topping the previous Jan: 6 mark of '!82 of an inch set in 1959. The \.\"eather service sa id the storm has dumped 4.76 inches on the l.lls Angeles area. Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties aJso were bit with a deluge Sunday. San Luis Obispo recorded 3.4 inches in the 24 hours :oerore 8 a.m. today and the rain continued . Gibraltar Dam, located on the Santa Ynez Riv~r In "the mountain range ni:irth of Santa Barbara, had 3.72 inches in a 24-hour period. In San Luis Obispo County, motorists (See SLIDES, Page Z) * * * * * * • Rain Continues to Flood Areas Along Orange Coast By RU!ll NIEDZIELSKI Of MM 0•11., l'I ... Sl•ll Unrelenting rain pelted the Orange Coast again toda y. bringing with it flooding in Newport Beach and the prospect or damage in other area.!!I when a {lew rainstorm, 250 miles off the coast. rolls· into the area Wednesday. ViriuaJly all or the Finley tract in Newport Beach was reported. flooded and water was said to be entering some homes along River Street between 31th and 39th Stred. Workmen were bu~y piling up sandbags at the end ol 34th Street and at the lifeguard headquarters at the Newport Beach pier where rain, ooupted with high tides thtt•1ened the building ii.Self. More th'n 1,550 sandbags have been pla<ed around Ilk! 1Ulwuppan.d building which lost· part' ·or lls cement slab driveway to '"'"Ion Sund'!Y· Both the Rivo Alto and the Rialto channels this morning \\'ere filled to capacity with additional dO\\'llpours threatening to spill water over the bulkheads. crews were standing by to pump \.\'ater on Balbioa Island at ~larine Avenue HIGH TIDE$ MAY PLAGUE EAST, NOT WEST, Pogo 11 \\'here it intersects with Balboa A\·enue and Park Avenue. The island's tidegates have been closed, preventing draining of the flooded areas by normal means • Several road closures made motoring difficult with portions of River Street between 40lh and 43rd and 31th and 39th Street blocked to trarfi c. Also closed was the 32nd Street connec\or with Ne\\o'J)Ort and Balboa Boulevards. U:iw· tying areas of MacArthur Boulevard remain passa ble today. In Q>Jta Mesa the complellon or a (See RAIN, P110 II ' • ' . ' her ~" Le\.\·is asked Lee. "No," Lee firmly replied. r Lewis said today that he intend• to put ~!rs. Parson on the .stand as hia next witness and that she will be .followed by a number of psychiatrists who have examined her since the sauna incident. Several patrons or the health spa have testified that the. sauna room door which Airs. Par-sonHUegedly could not open Y.'3S corroded and' defective and that health spa personnel were neVer within shouting distance of the room when patrons had difficulty with the door. ive? Wreckage Discovered 111 Mexico By JAN WORTH Of ttt. Dally Piie! ll•H A ~fission Viejo couple missing since · Dec. 22 may be alive in Uie wreckage of a plane located Sunday afternoon in the mowitai.ns oC Baja CaliJbmia. A1exico. Air Force paramedics were ICbeduled to parachute into a roc)cy ~nyon today to see if anyone is alive in .the wreckage. The jump follows a three-day . search by some 14 planes for Marvin and Teresa Goodwin both 40, and Goodwin's lather, Cecil ol· hie ltate of Wabtllgton. Wilh lhe ~der ~win.. a, .-1111 23-year .. ld wlfe ·dail. The party left Orange County airport Ilec. 22 with plans for a three-week holiday trip to La Paz, .Q.C.; Acapulco. and Mexico. City. they rented a four-passenger -1969 Mooney Ranger from Jerry McGee at the airport, with Goodwin piloting. The wreckage was spotted at sunset Sunday about 25 miles southeast of Mulege by Bob Simpson, an Orange County sheriff's aero squadron reserve l pilot. Mulege is 525 miles 50Utb of San Diego on the ea.!!ltem side of the Baja peninsula. Simpson said be was drawn by, signals from an-ernergency,locallngctranslJlltter. - He radioed back what he described as signs of life inside ,the plane. The transmitter can work either manually or ~utomatically w h e n activated on impact, but batteries die within two days. Becal..ISe-OL-the-mountainous-location and the broken condftlon of the plane, authorities said they could not ·yet identify the craft as the one rented by the Goodwlns. "But the location matches up -with their flight plans," said Larry Linden· berg, a friend of the Goodwins and employe of the Points ·West Airlines at Orange County Airport. Lindenberg joiried the search Friday. "It'd take a week or two to hike out of those mountains if anybody tried to get help," be said. The Gooodwins, four-year residents of Aiission Viejo, have no childreri. He is a contractor for the California Pacific Development Company. The search began when Teresa (See WRECKAGE, Page I) Oruge • Weatlael'~-- The weather aervice calls for parlial clearing Tuesday, but doo't put away your rain gear. Long term forecast sboW! continued showers Wednesday through Fri- day. Highs in the low sos. Lows in the upper 40s. INSm E TODAY \Vllo wears the pattts at the Farah i\tanufacturing Company? 'VJllie Farah, the bishop or union oruanize·rs? See storu Page 7. ... 1111• ~ ti I,. M. .. ,. " (111 .. nlf• J (tft.ifitll D-11 c-m '' <,__. ,, °""' Mlll<H ti ••t.n.i ..... ' IE..._,,.1-9 H·U fllfM.-U 1+11 ,.,. ''" ·~ 1' Mtt'MC• ,. II Wle hrl'k • I • I I _Rorno·T~pe Miss.ing In Lag11na By JACK CHAPPELL Of ~ D1jly ,110! Sltll Laguna Beach has its own \'Crsion of the Nixon Watergate tapes -. the Pornography Tape. The Pornography Tape is missing: or more exactly, it may never have existed, embarrassed city off i c i a Is admitted today. Th~ tai>e wa s a tecording of the testimony given at the mid·December city council hearing on the pornography arrests of Gordon and Evelyn· Wilson, owners of Fahrenheit 451 Bookstoie, for selling dirty comic boo~. During that hearing a spate of Laguna Beach writers, authors, artists and -others blasted the smut arrests and spoke of censorship. According to the shorthand minutes ol the hearing, three persons spoke in favor of censorship. ' .., " Cl IJ!i!~ Arreai• ~.o.:-Me~, 2 ·Girls I • r -. 1 • Held for . ---· Heroin ,~ . .. By JOHN VALT~A ' Of 1111 Otllr ,.U .. ltlff ,' . . Delecllves raided an alleied .narcollcs den In a Son Clemenle no18bb<!thood SWxlay, arresting six men f31 cb81ges related to heroin use and· sale$; A short Ume later two young addicted girls were also in custody, police said. · The yowmsters, one 13 years old and the other 14, are San Clemente lngh School sludent. with a drug !iablt, dete<:Uves said. The raid -ca pp ing a lengthy inve,stlgatlon during which, police ,say, several underco ver buys were made of the deadly drug -occurred at 142 W. Escalones, Apartment 6. AU but one of the adult male arrestees are Marines. " • ~~ I • ~-Dalton's bail was set at. fl4,150. "B&il for the ~malndef' of the 111¥• -all-Marines stationed at Camp P~etqp, raq'l!l·from $2,1.IO to 17,150, poUc~ .-a. • ~~ere stlll ln custody earlier loda1. '~-diJoovery of. the )'OWll o(ldlc~ gU-ls .... took place during interviews a few hours after the bust,· detectives said. ' ' The youngsters, sisters, who were · In the-a~tment at the time · of the riUd, adml tled-Sunday n1gbt that they .wet frequent guests and often had injected the drug,. detectlves tel•I~. . Both girl~ we( .. ta~cn . Into. cus under juven11< statules &lid transl« lo' Orange County Juven1le Hall..' Delecllves ioda)' began' calllnr .o police .agenclei In an ilffori lo del · the aoUtce .of ~ a~ledly alQlen ill!theresidence ..• ' .... i· · ·. 1 City Clerk Dorothy Musfelt today said the reet that was to have contained the recorded comments of the hearing was blank. PRESIDENT NIXON EYES THE SKIES AS HE AND PAT LEAVE SAN 'CLEMENTE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Even the Weather Seems to Be Against the Chief Executive as He Vacations on Orange Coast 'three Wire booked on charges whi"ch included possession of heroin and possession for sale, Three others were booked on charges related to the presence of marijuana and paraph,ernalia in the residence1- One jewelry •box filled with. baub'r.s was amOflg the evidence seized by ~ . Ji'. -She blamed the mishap on a "cranky" old tape recorder which · often goes on the blink. 0 1 lvill admit that it was rather a shock, especially on a controversial thing like)bat," Mrs. Mus[elt said today. TtiUe's the possibility the tape could have been used as evidence of "community standards" in the tria ls of the Wilsons, and Funk Factory owner Jerry Walden, wlso arrested for selling "Zap Co mix." - The lack of a taped record of the meeting was discovered when the city minute clerk began to check the shorthand minutes \llith the taped record. Mrs. Musfelt said that although she carries a personal spare tape recorder to the meetings. in case the official equipment breaks down, both she and the minute clerk were unaware that what was being Said wasn't being recorded. "The reels were going around and the needles' was flickering, but there was nothing. "l don't see hO\V it ever could have been erased. Nobody sees (monitors) the tape unless we're sitting right there,'' she said. At first it was feared a portion of a hearing on the proposed Sycamore Hills Residential development \Vas also missing, but, Mrs. Musfelt said that tape was "fine." She said it already had been transcribed. Froni Page 1 WRECKAGE. • • Goodwin's brother, Joe Nava (If Mission Viejo beCame worried when he and his wife Betty had heard no word from the Goodwins by New Year's Day. They C(lntacted airport authorities who began investigating the locale of the plane. It was last heard from as it departed the Tijuana airport Dec. 22. "Apparently the h1exican government bad two reports of the distress signal and didn't report then1 to u s, ' ' Lindenberg said. "I can 't believe that happened." The Navas were d_elayed in ge.tting lielp. fr0m the Air Force because they weren't sure of the actual flight path the Goodwin& planned. The Goodwins had just moved into a new home in the 1'-fadrid Homes se"ction of Mission Viejo. li1rs. Nava s_aid two of Goodwin 's C<r\Yorkers had joined the weekend search;- "Until the sighting of the wreckage late last night, '''e figured the chances of finding them alive ,,·ere zero," Li!'idenberg said. "But if that beacon i's operating, there have to be survivors. It's marginal now that we'll get lo then1." Lindenberg said recent rains in the mountains \vould have provided water for any survivors. He and five other persons fron the Points West cl'e\v Y.'ere joined in the rescue attempt by the San Diego Mountain Rescue team. OIAHGI CO.AST " DAILY PILOT • Fron1 Page I RAIN ... new storm drain left the traditionally ·worst flooding trouble spot. Fairview Road. relatively dry. F I o o d i n g \Vas reported only at Bear Street and · Sunflo\ver Avenue whCre \Vo r k men drained tbe inters~ction by punching-a hole in a curb. The rain dampened streets i n Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley, causing motorists to drive more slowly, but neither city felt the temper of the storm. Ellis Avenue, west of Newland Street, had a lot o£ water on it but cl95ll?g was not required. In Laguna Beach, hardware store owner Bill Shields measured a total of 1.64 inches of rain for the duration of the· storm but that was not eilough tp cause any flooding . However, City· Street Supt. Ralph Moline .said there could . be a problem if another hard rain, like the o{loe on Saturday, bombards the saturated ground. The lladdlehack Valley alSo escaped rain damage except for Mission Vlejo where the rain was blamed !or crushing an eight·inch water line to a bowling alley on Marguerite Parkway and La Paz Road. The rupture an<i road cloebre caused some traffic problems, according to the Highway Patrol. · No rain problems at all were reported in Irvine or in San Clemente even though the stonn brought a third or an inch of rain on Sunday and abou t the same amount by mid-morning. Ci.rt Nelson, a county flood engineer, said the rainstorms have beeri Spread Out sufficiently that the water has been able to soak into the ground. But he said county officials are keeping a close watch if the rain increases in force and produces more.run_off.' The storm tQ date deJ)osited nearl:Y four inches of water in downtown I.Os Angeles but~t an inch less in Orange County. The Orange aunty Flood Cont rol District's rain gauge in Santa Ana showed that the storm had produced 2.78 inches of precipitation by this morning for a season· total of.4.82 inches.- From Page I SLIDES ... -. \\"ere advised to take U.S. 101 north to Carmel instead of California 1, whi ch faced a severe danger of mudslides. Capo Trustees To Seek State Building Fund Trustees of the Capistrano U.nificd School District will consider plans tonight to apply for a major chunk of state funds for the construction of a miU~on dollar multlhandicapped facility at Richard Henry Dana Elementary School. ' The district !taff \Viii recommend that the board approve an application for · state school building funds to help in the construction of the pilot project which would serve as a regional center serving handicapped youngsters •from as far away as the Saddleback Valley. . AU Jocal and regional . approvals for ttfe project 8Iready have been obtained. A dozen-member planning team drafted the plans for the building complex on school~wned property near the existihg campus. ' . The center would have 23,000 square feet and would include a therapy pool as welf as a phys!Cal-theiapy section and classroom space. - Under the district propqsal the state would forward the entire cost of building and outntting the structure and the district would repay half the amount. Other development ite ms on the board's 7:30 p.m. agenda include a · construction proposal which will probably not be endorsed by trustees. The energy crlsis appears to , have cooled the Idea to install lighting at the new termis and handball courts built at Dana Hills High School. The bollnl earlier llad agreed lo budget '20,000 tot the inStallation, ·but that was before the energy shortage created mounting problems in the district. Lights at similar facilities at San Clemente High have been turned off because of the fuel pinch. Other agenda items include: -Final approval of arrangements with the County of Orange on the construction of -swimming pools. at the .tYt'O high. schools. -A recommendation lrom the advisory recreation commission suggesting that the district find some way to open the old Capistrano High Schoo I gymnasium for public recreation. -1'.bS: dil11,pid_a.t.ed. _remnant oLJ.he..Jong· closed high school presently does not meet state standards for such large-scale use. Instead, it is being used for storage. The rainfall v.'asn't as heavy east of Los Angeles. Ri verside had .14 inch in the last L N" el's 24 hours and 1.82 inches lrom lhe storm. agu1·ia igu The first t\VO mil es of Topanga Canyon up from Pacific Coast Highway were 'S F l p l' being evacuated as authoritie.s !eared ave ue 00 further flooding. "There-. about sv, rcet 01 debris in .Gets Unde·r Wa--· Topanga Creek and if that overflows ..,. it will take out some homes," . said · · . · .I Lt. Jerry Conklin of the Malibu sheriff's In spite of the effotts~of, a ~rtet station. "This is a precautionhry bus company and the Fountain Vajley measure but \\'e can't in good conscience Jaycees. the -PollutiOn .Specla1, 'a let the peOple stay up there," he said. . A receiving area Vias being set up commuter bus lo Los Angeles~ did· not at the ?\-lalibu Community Center and start service today. --..,.-------'-___ This morning was to have been . the WEATHERMAN -'WORST OF inaugural run of the bus line from STORM OVER,' Story Ptge 5 lhe Fountain Valley-HunliJigton Beach -------area tO downtown Los Angeles, but bus the Red Cross \vas read ying facilities line organizer Tony Allen said there fo~ more than 300 people involved, he were not enough people to make the TM Or•l'<Je CNil OAILY PILOT, wflfl wtllcll 11 CO!nblntd !he Nfws-Preu, Is 1111bllsMd b~ fht Or~I CO.I.I Putt!lsh1flll COl!!Nn~. ~ t•i. tdl!lotls 11r1 Mllshtcl, Monchv ltltOIJ911 F•ldtv. for Cllitl Mn., N*WllOrl Be~. H1111lh111ron effch1~1arn v,ut!v, L1911111 ~h, lrvlne/SHdlt btck •lld $1n Clemenl1/ .S.n Jutr1 C•pli'"""· I+. sl1>11le "'9~1 ecllt'lin k Pilltliilieo SCl!Urt•yi and Sllfldevs. Tiit pr/MlPll pUt>l'-1>)1'19 pl•nl 11 ~I 3JO ~I 8'r ltrftl, Coelt Mtw, C•l!IOrnle, tMH. said. project work. -More-mudslides -were--f e a-r-e-d--as-up-.. " e need~~P~ We b8d• 00 to four in~hes of r~in \vas for~st prospective riders lined uP,-aUrwhen- Robert N. w,,4 Prhldtnl •l'ld P11bll1.nt r _ J1c• R. Cvrl1y Vlcf PresJO"'' end Ge"''" M4n•~r Tli11m1s Kt••il Ecll!Or Thol'l'l l!. A. Murpliint M1Ngl119 Edilor • Cli•lf•t H. l1111 Rlch•td '· Nill Asa-hl'11! M•<1.a11lnv Ecl!h>•s ......... CO.II Mfl•) bl Wtt.t ll•r $!rfft N""""1 9"dt: • Nnc»r! louln•nl L9"n• l111cfl; m Fort•• 1+.vetu,,. "-'f'""°" ihldl: 11'15 8Hth lol/it;.-•rcl $M1 Clt!N'lll': JCIJ Hcirtll El Ctmlno Re .. fll ... •"l• 1 TI4J '42-4121 a · snu• ...,.,., .... 642-1611 ,. .. Oii ... ,, .AN hft""'"'": "' ,, •• 4flo4420 I for mo~nta1n areas. a s!X>kesi:nan for it came time to have t~e people pay the National Weather Service said. the $1% for the first wee~'a fare, Only The spakesman said flooding in some 13 paid. That's not enough, so· We had high desert areas could be expected to cancel," he said. ,. if te~~!atures ri se, n17lting the ne~ly Allen ·said he is still hopeful of f_jpding fallen snow .. But he said such flooding enough people to get the line runnlrig. should be mmor. "This started out as a clean air project, The new stonn front is expected to but with the gas shortage on , it could pass through the Southern 'California be a valuable gas-saving device,·~ he area today , the spokesman said. said . Hundreds of motorists were stranded The Pollution Special was almost in mountains from Santa Barbara to San scrapped last November because the Diego after the sto.rm dumped four to Jaycees were trying to establilb a bus five feel of-snow on resort areas1 line for the -Special thrt:>ugb~ (he state"' authorities said. Drifts of up to 25 feet Public Utilities Commission. were reported on some roads. That application would have bee'n The San B<!mardino County Sberi!!'s opposed by the Soulhem California Jlapld department said food airlllts may Pe l'ranail..Dislrict and the.Jaycees /eared in1tiated II snow continues lo lock -they, would have to cancel their .piano mountain roads. since they could not afford the lengthy About .2.000 lamilles were reported .bearing process n<ctJailated by such tra pped m the Lake Arrowhead arei opposilion. as snow ~ntinued to pile up QD the BUt Town Toun, a charter bus line five-foot dnfts already smothering roads. in Anaheim, offered their 1aenrtcu to Schools were closed until at least the group so thal Ille Pollulion Special Wednesday, aulhorllies Shid. could be run wlthoUI a PUC pennlt. • • ~-, 11 Fron• Page I NIXON • • • week when he and friend C.; p. 11Bebe" Rebozo took advantage of the rare sunshin e and drove through residential streets aloni the Soutl, Coast. . Like all the President's outside activities during this trip Sunday's two jaunts \Vere unannounced, but word had spread fast among th~ c h u r c h membership. Police said several worshipers had told them Sunday. morning that the congregaUon was · expecting th e President .. Ca_reful planning asaured that few members were -kept from sharing the service with th e Nlx:ons1 daughter '.l'ricia Cox and Rebozo After ,attending . Ute rites ihe Nixoris . posed on the frorit walk of the church and chOtted briefly· with the paslor, the l\e.. Jooeph Stej>hens. 'lbe posing Was brjef, 1 however , because of the rain. · ' '. ' Immediately ,afterwafd the drop-in guests entered a limousine ror the driVe across town to La Casa Pacifica. Later in the day the same group boarded the same car and drove along old Pacific ·Coast Highway to the El _Adobe, where some patrons l lready had been moved out of one section lo make- way for the PresldenUal party. Sampling fare which ls s4mdard for the first family, the Nixons, Mrs. Cox and Relm.o spent little more than an hour at the Mexlcs.n resta~ant a block from the gatea of the old mlSsion. The restaurant's mariachi band -a ffequent source of entertainment at the · President's socraJ functions -serenaded the diners wi th "G uadalajara " Rebozc tipped the trio at the end o! th~ song. Richard Riedel . - Last Rites Held . F.'W!.e.ral ~ se_rvJces w.ere Jield-today in FuJlerton for Ri chard Riedel, chief pilot for Martin Aviation Company who died Friday. Mr. Riedel , '~·ho had been active in Orange County aviation since 1939, set the world's flight endurance record in 19!9 in a_l,llOll hour-night-!roll)· the FuJlerton Ml!Jllclp&l Airport to Miami and back. 11!.e record was broken three- months later. Mr. Riedel was 60 at the time of his death \vhich was attributed Jo the effects of a brain tumor. . ' Stainless Steel Fabric Care Tub Th.e arrestees are James Randy Hancoc::k. .-13;. John Brian DeVault, · 18: Dean bee Escott, 11; Daniel Robert Clay, 20; llobert S .. Glilgansky, ,21 and Larry· W. Delton, 27, the only civilian of the group . In addition to drµg charges, Dalton was booked on cbai-1es of theft and burg13ry, stemn:iing, police say, from the discovery of alleged burglary loot in the apartment. Detectives -seized a jewlery box and other items which they said may be loot taken in a string of thefts. Fron• Page I · ON,OFRE .•• -to marine org8nisms from construction of the two nuclear units \\'ere cited as grounds for denial , -Officials of the Environmental Coalition of Orange1 .County were &tanned by the possible reconsideration of the San Onofre plant Wednesday. R6bert Snyder, president of the coalition, said, "It is a supreme disappointment to watch, how the power companies strongarm their way with government." Snyder said that if the ~mmisslon agrees to rehear this permit bi a special procedure, It will be banning .the coastal · conservaUon act passed by votera more than a y~ar ago. Snyder and other coalition represcntat;ves said that the two utilities -Southern Califorpia Edison and 5an Diego Gas and Electric comP4flles - put pressure on local politicians who in turn "threatened to ~t off additional fwtds for continuing operation of the commission if they dld not reconsider their vote on San Onofre." The two utilitles filed a lawsuit challenging the commission's decision In San Diego CoWlty Superior Court. A hearing has been scheduled on .the .suit Jan. 18. Coalition officials' indicated that that lawsuit also pressured the commission to rehear the case. "The ultimate decision on the San Onofre permit ii less important than the overall-principal-of fair ·play and democracy," Lorell Long, secretary ·of the ooalltion said. . "U this commission succumbs to the pressure 'and allows &:Uson a second chance . . . wllhout above-board public acknowledgement that the administrative procedure_pmvldes.Jor ua_ all,_tben _theY. will tiave proven that In just a little over a month's time this commisSlon can be crippled by the .same powerful forces ai1d special Interest lobbies that killed ' the coastal zone act in the leg islature time and time again,." FULL . :I . YEAR PARTS . and LABOR . WARRANTY -~ .• e Smooth, Rull·Proof, Chip.Proof • ldul for 111 W•ih- 1ble Pebrlca • ull.1 the Lifetime oltheW11hir PWS • • • a ~a_~ble . ·.knits cycle ............... ""~.=: ,.. ...... ,_.. ' dlirobie ,... " ....... ............. .-.r ,--~-· ' •• 0WE TAKE 11ADEolNt U.S. Orders . · Ftiel Supply Inventories ... It , By United Press lntematioDal In a move designed to spol ;>;sible boarding ot gasoline and 1ue1 oil supplies. 32 major trucking !Inns and all, of the nation's railroads wer~ ordered! to ~eport today · on the s'ize of tO~ mventories. , r t-.. The Federal Energy· Office · told truct JAPANESE YEN BITES ~"'l THE DUST AGAIN, P~ge 4; companies it "urgently n e e-d 1 informat_ion .regarding the truckiJJI industry's present inve"iitories: of die861 .. fuel and gasoline in order to fairly administer the mandatory fuel allocation program. 11 • -' i · Similar telegrams were se~t ThursdA>~ "'ithout public notlt"C, to all railroaO&. Both Industries were told to supply the Information by the close of bul' today. Energy chief Willia m E. Simon d previously that his agency w a s Investigating. reports of boarding by industry and served notice that "willful violators of the mandatory fuel allocatiGn regulations are subject to crirpinal penalties-." .. ~ Simon asked the railroads and 1be truckei;s to provide a comparlaon -~ the amount of fuel on hand with 'the same time a yee.r· ago. . . · Regardine the price of gatoline wblt;ft has been going stendily upmnl, Simpn pledged that close checks woold . .,lle main'3fned to prevent windfall ptqfits and gouging. .' 1 • ., ' '"'I:)~ Burglars in Niguel ~·· , . Hit Church -for 36.)..'~~ Burglars who broke open a s- glass do0r to gain entry to a Laibna Niguel church took $65 in cash 8.ft'er ransacking the office and the lecdM floor bookstore during the weekend, Orange Count)'. Sheriff's officers said .. ~· -riCpuU.. said the .1... was 'reidtfif by .oUlclals of the Evangelical· ~fee Church, 25:182 MacKeniie St.. ~ Niguel. 1bey 1Bid . the :thieves It# ii quantity of je\)"elfy behind when thf"Y !led from the church. ·~ ~- -... . . ,, .. .... ,;i; .. \ ., . .. , "' ·-' ... ... , ~. ,; r .... q •\ ""f• I --. \ -' NollldJ Salls SPJED OUEEM. i:.. ~ • • l~ ,_ ' Fir llSs tllan anu ~ .ru Ii , • htJ !?bi ~ "''' ~ '-l . . "-" , \ .. " • I • • • ' I • • • Today's Final N.Y. Stooks • ' .VOL. 67, NO. 7, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1974 TEN CENTS r7.~~~~~~~~~-=--~~~~~~~~~~~~--'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ } 1 • -• • l(ids Out of the Dark , .....,..VJsi.QM_Q(_young children. waiting at Huntington ....Beach City School Distri.!t • A districl apokesma'it -,o, Ocean View dark. unsafe bus stops because of and the Huntlngtoo Beach Union High explained thkt the flrst bus pickup is da)'tight saving time have prompted School District. . at 7:10 a.m.,. act~lly~6:10. a.m. before· ,. 0 c ea n Vi & w Schoo I 0 i strict Fountain VaUey School District reports the ,new Daylight' Saving Tune went administrators in lluntington Beach to that since nme of their sChools began into efrect ·sunctay. push back tlieir school schedule 15 Lnltil 8:30 a.m., and their first bus pickup "At 6 a.m. it's totally dark and not rpinutes. is not until 7:45 a.m., they plan to safe for lltUe ~hUdren to be at bus stops," ' While not all school districts in \\'est maintain their original schedule. she added. · Orange County have decided to begin Ocean View, however, will begin its To determine when there would be ' ar\Si'end achoo! at a later time, several new schedule on 'VedneSday, 'vilh each enough daylight to Insure the bm stop&' ot&er districts are also considering school in lhe district begir-.ning 15 safety, District SUperintendent James 1 aJ~ring their time schedules -including minutes later th.an usual. ' Carvell and two principals conducted light rea4ings over Christmas vacation. "Th~y fowld out thaT tif -6:25 a.m-:, it would be lig~t enough for the children lo be safe," the apokesman said. Today and, 'l:ptiday, however, before the new sch~e goes into effect,. the district has hired noon duty supervisors to' stand guard at the bus stoj>s ·until 7:30 a.m. A letter containing information on tbe new scheduJe was sent home today to parents in the distri ct. The schedule will be in effect until Superlnt<ndeol S-A. Moffett. "So. I further 0011ce -"proba.bl U{ltll it -suposke with our safety engineer. and becomes lighi enciugh at "-the old tin1e he fell -v.·e would have a right to set to revert back". said the spokesman. 1 • back our time because of the darkness Huntington Beach City School District at lhe bus stops ." · had not considered changing its school "We're still , v.•aiting on confirmation schedule, but hundreds of phone calls from C:Ounty Counsel to see what they from concerned parents received at the think~ but we are definietly considering district offices this morning have made a change," Pi.1o(fett continued. administrators think otherwise. "School begiMing a minimum or 30 "Hwxlrl'ds or calls criticized us for minutes later "·ould be the cbange1 not changing our schedule," said (See DAYLIGHT, Pag · %) --I -. Rain Threatens New Flooding 1 Month-long .- Food St1ike Now Over , Teamsters. meat cutters. operating englneers and machinists returned to work today, ending a one-month--0ld strike and lockout that involved 6t jiupennarket chains in Sou t h er n California. Managers of markets along the Orange Coast reported condifiong in their stores this morning were back to nonnat with deliveries arriving on schedule. 0 J"m back to being a manager again Instead of a butcher," said one store manager who asked to r e m a in unidtntlliei!.' - Cllecb ol Safeway. Luclty's , Ralphs ancf Altiert!on's markets revealed what one nwtet man deacrlbed as .. nonnal u ' ever" conditions. ' _......,_ Stfeltlllli Arou1ul Pollution Bus Fails In Debut· In spite or the efforts or a charter bus company and the Fountain Valley Jaycees, the Pollution Special , a commuter bus to Los Angeles. did not start service today. Th.is morning was to have been the inaugural run of the bus line from !he Founl~in Valley-Huntington Beach area to downtown Los Angel~, but bus line organizer Tony Allen said there were not enough people to make the project \\•ork. "We needed 211:,.,.pte. We 'had · tltl _.iive l'id/IJklinod-up. But-, when it came time to,. u~e the people pay th~ lt2' for lbe fin! week's Wt, only 13 paid. That's not enough, so we bad to cancel," he said. - ~J ~ Along _ Beach By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI 01 Ill• Dilly Piiot Siii! Unrelenting rain pelted I.he Orange Coast again · today, bringing with it flooding in Newport Beach and the prospect o( damage in other areas when a new rainstorm, 250 miles ' off the coast, rolls into the area Wedncsdlly. Virtually all of the Finley tract in Newport Beach was reported flooded ·and water was said to be entering some homes along River Street between 37lb and 39th Street. \Vorkmen were busy piling up sandbags at the end of 34lh Street and at the ·lifeguard headquarters at the Newport Beach pier where rain, coupled with high tides lhre•tened the building itself. .More than 1,550 sandbags have been pla.ced al'OWld th• stllt"'"PJl9rted building · which.Joel part of ti. cement slab driveway to erosion Si.iM8y. . A new three-year contract ~·as ovenvhelmlngly accepted Saturday by union members. It calls for about a 35-cent an hour wage increase in the first year and total wage and fringe beriefit tncreases of up to $1.50 an hour, a union spokesman said. His Eminence, Archbishop lakovos of New York Ci ty was surprised Sunday during a cere- mony in Tarpon Springs, Flor- ida when he released.. a dove and ii flew back and landed on his head. The dove signifies a rising of the soul to heaven. Allen said he is. still bopefuJ of finding enough people to get the tine running. "This started out as a clean air project, but with the gas shortage on, it could be a valuable gas-saving device," he said. , 1 U~I Tit...,_ ·Both the Rivo Alto and the Rialto channels this morning were filled to capacity with additional downpours threatening to spill water over the bulkheads. At the same time, a strike by meat cutters against three meat p&eking plant! in the Vernon area of Los Angeles .was ertended to £our other planla when agreement \ll'as not reached in that itpal'&te dispute. A cost o£•living clause ii the main probl.em in that walkout. -Dunng the retail .market strilte, stor·es remained open with supervisor y penoiinel manning checkstands and ···filling shelves. But spot shortages of a number · of it.ems were noted soon -tafter the Dec. 3 start of the strike. Teamsters, meat cutters and operating -englneers,-in-addition to wage-and-fringe ' benefit increases, v•ere given C05t of Jlvtng clauses which afford members raises tied to the C:Onsumer Price Index. lttachinlsts had no such clause in their ·pact, but recelved a slightly higher wage package. 'Ibe Teamster pact ealled for workers ''who now make $5.1.8 an hour to receive S5 cents more in the first year and 30 cents per hour more in each of the aecond and third years of the ·"bontract. Management also agreed to ..... a clause whereby 25 percent of workers Wy rtfme overtlme Work. "'"-Market ownen had said su~ a clause, "If It applifJd to all •'Orken. could cripple the in<hlstry, which deals with perishable -1ooc1 stuffs. , ~ Machinists WQCI a total wage package Jncreasing their pay $1 .17 an hour over ~the three yean. Huntington Hit By Two Blazes; No 011e Injured Two fires brok"e out in Huntington Beaeb Suriday, both believed to be from electrical sources, c~using thousands of dollars of damage but no injuries. The first fire destroyed a mobile home at 7850 Slater Ave. just west of Beach Boulevard .at 10 :23 a.m. Huntington Beach Fire Department C&ptain Roger Hosmer reports the flames started from an electrical source in the wall paneling, Causing $6,000 structural damage and 16:500 damage in contents to the mobile home. "The borne was about-60 percent des~royed," the captain estlmated. "but with mobile homes, it's really totally destroyed and -IDlitvable." 1be owner-occupant, Ray Miller. was not in the home at the time of the fin!.-. Later Sunday at 7: 15 p.m .. another fire erupted in a residence at 91&1 Adams St.. east of Magnolia Street. oraage Coast ' Capt. Hosmer said the cause is still uncertain, but the Initial investigation ~ -also·polnts to-an electrical source. • -.r .. l Weather The wtalhet-lef1lico calls for partial cloarlni Tueeday, but don't put away yoilr_ rain gear. Long term 1 ....... t lhowa cootlnutd sliinren WedDelday thn>ugh Frt· daJ. lltghl tn the low 509. tows in the upper 4111. JNSmE TODAY Who wtcl1'• t11e pant• at tM Farah Manufacturing Companu? Wltli< Farah. tile blshop or union organJura? Stt story Paa• 7. ........ tt L, M, .. ,. 1f C1Hftnill1 J c1 .. 1111.. n.11 c~ 1• Ctw...,•1 •• Dffttl Mtttat I I ••""1•1 ..... ' Pl'ttrtllllll'ltlll H41 ,1.... , .. ,J '" .. •KM 11 "''"""" 11 Ill 1111 Str<'kl I I " "The ,structural damage to the house \Vas $15,{XK), with an additional $1,000 lost in contents of the home." he said. . "The fire originated in the bedroom, spread· to the attic. and destroyed mOl!lt of the J'C!O(," Hosmer added . Occupantt of the home, DeNtis Burke. his wile and two children, returned to the home Jater after firemen had utihgulshi!d lhe blaze. 7 Naked Women Aid in Arrest NEW YORK (UPI) -" Seven naked WO?nfn scnamlng from. the. UJ:!per floors al • ·llo\\·ery hotel led offle<irs to ooe of lhree gW]!Tl<!fl who had just robbed lhr-women ol eosh and jewelry, police said. Three or the victims also Were raped by one of the robbers, police said Saturda>'. ' ·' The Pollution Special was almost scrapped last November because the Jaycees were trying to establish a bus line for the special through the state Public Utilities .Commission. That application would have been opJXISed by the Southern California Rapid Transit District · and the Jaycees feared tfley would have to cancel their plam since they could not afford the lengthy hearing process necessitated by such opposition; But Town Tours. a charter bus line in Anaheim, offered their services to the group so that the Pollution Special could be run without a PUC permit. Now the ~uraged Allen says he's ready j~t to junk the whole plan. "I've been working on this for the last seven months and at thb point I feel like to heck wllh it," be said. "I guess the commwlity ju.st isn't ready for that kind of service." Allen sakl be is s · I keeping the plan open in case e sign up to give them the minim 2S to make lhe line economically I le. Interested area residen s h o u I d 'IF YOU'VE GOT ENOUGH FAITH, YOU WON'T GET SICK' Mrs. LH Belcher S.ptlzod in Sub-Frffrlng Huron Rivor, Mithlgon _ l~y__ Bapti.~~~ Micliigan. W ornen 'Overthrow Satan' ROMULUS, Mich. (AP) --Wilh snow falling-and-the-temperature in the teens, two women dressed in their Sunday best waJked to a hole in the ice to be baptized by total immersion in the Huron Rlver. '_'I feel good1!' said Sister Margaret, minutes before her baptism Sunday. "I've overthrown Satan. He .fought me last night. He said, "Tell them you'll go in the summer when it's not so cold.' "But the J..crd 'said; 'You might not have the time. You'll lose grace. I'll take care o[ you.' " Along the riverbank in Lower Huron M~tropolitan Park, some 50 members of the Little Ida Ontrch of Ecorse, Mich. huddled ingether singing : Sister ~argaret, who would not give her-full -name or address. and ·Mrs. Lee Belcher, 50, of Lincoln Park, Mich., went to the bole in the ice. "Yqu don't get cold ; the Lord keeps you wann," a woman on the bank expl~ined quJeUy. Sister Margaret emerged from total immersion without so much as a shiver, her face aglow, throwing kisses toward the congregation. Then the ministers leaned Mrs. Belche.r backward under the river water. "Ir• Smith asked if any others wished baptism. "If so, we'll go out there again," be said. No one else requested baptism, Crews were standing by to pump wate·r on Balbioa Island at Marine Avenue HIGH TIDES MAY PLAGUE EAST, NOT WEST, Pa;. 11 where it intersects with Balboa Avenue an4 park Avenu_e._The island 's tjdcg{l.tes have been closed, preventing draining of the flooded areas by normal means. Severa] road closures made motoring difficult with portions of River Street between 40th and 43rd and 37th and 39th Strcet_blocked to traffic. AJso closed was the 32nd Street connector with Newport and Balboa BouJevards. Low- lylng areas of MacArthur Boulevard remain passable today. In Costa Mesa the completion of a new storfi!. drain left the trad itionally worst flooding trouble spot, Fairview Road, relatively di}". FI o o ding was reported only at Bear Street and Sunflower Avenue where workmen drained the intersection by punthing a hole in a curb. The rain dampened streets i n Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley, causing motorists to drive more slowly, !See RAIN, Page %) * * -'{( contact Allen through the Fountain Valley Jaycees, P.O. Box 8597, Fountain Valley. ' STOCKS SNARLED "Hallelujah to Jesus who died 011 tile tree, . "To raise up this ladd.er; of me·rcy for me. Rain, Snow Unabated, BY TRANS MISSIO N Beclluse of wea"thcr conditions arid electronic transmission difficulties on the New York Stock Exchange, some stocks are missiniafrom today 's listings. J.dditionaJJy, ~'may find some list· ings where clO!ing are not accurate. The Dally Pilot regrets this inconvenience to its rttlders. Every effort will be made to com<! the electroolc dit!icullies for Tuesday's market ckJ<ings. B·an.k Coverup Told "Press onward, clinib onward, the tops is in vie w, · "There '& a crow11 of bright glory waiti ng for 11ou." The Rev. bloyd Smith and his congregation fell to their knees in the snow as the ceremony began. The pastor pressed his head to the ice on a shallow stretch or the Iiver and prayed : "Oh Lord, thank you for these two that have come out he.re today. Oh Lord, bless these two candidates." The minister then walked out onto the Ice. In the n\lddle of the river, ~ stepped into a spot clear of lee, the frigid water rising to his knees. He motioned ior the Rev. Walter Smith, assistant pastor ot the church, to join him. Bing Sees' T'Ourney WASIDNGTON (AP) -Two Senate subcOmmittees charged Sunday that control of many ·of the nation's largest corpotfio!ls i> hidden rrom govemm<nt regutatbrs and concentrated tn the hands or a very few institutional ·tnw.ston, · II I ba ks I •t• . BURLINGAME IUPfl -Bing Crosby, espcc1a Y arge n · n 8• rpage stricken With pleur:isy, watched bis pro- repGrt, two govemment 'o Per at Ion s em golf tournament on· televiSion Sundny subcommtttees said they found .. a at Pcninsu1a Jtospital where he was massive cover-up of the e1tent to which reported in "good spirils." Crosby holdings of stock havt b e co m • • annual 1!9Sts the golf tourney a( Pebble concentrated." .~ I \ . Cause Road Mudslides LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Rain-soaked Southern California Vias hit by more heavy rain and snow today, slowing rusb--hour traffic and causing more mudslides. 'Ille caiifomia Highway Patrol said new slides were reported along New Topanga C8nyon Road, two miles norlb of Old Topanga C8nyon Road. Patrolmen saJd one southbound lane IUld two northbound lanes of the Golden State Freeway were. closed_ a1 San Fernando Road near Sylmar. The l<lllthbound lane-was-reported to have caved 1n at spcts where runoff ' ~·aters unde:nnined the pavement. The other lanes were covered with oozing mud. All major roads were reported open , but motorists caught ln the rain-sk>wed rush hour were late for work. l''loodlng and mudslides were reported in the mountains e.st of S~n Diego and Eacondido to the south. r . ' Th e Air Force used a snowplow from its Mt. Laguna radar station east o! San Diego to rescue at least 40 persons stranded in caqipers for two days. The National \Veather Service said record rainfall drenched downtown Los Angeles Sunday. Forecasters said 2.~ inches or rain fell during that 24-hour period, topping the previous Jan . 6 mark of .82 of an inch set in 1959. The weather service said the storm has dumped 4.76 inches on the Los Angeles area. Santa Barbara and San LuJs Obispo counties also ·were hit with a deluge Sunday. San Luis Obispo recorded 3.4 Inches in the 24 hours before 8 a.m. today and the rain continued. Gibraltar Dam, located on th e Sant11 Ynez River in the mountain range north. ot Santa Barbara, had 3.72 inches ln a 24-hour per1od. In San Luis Obispo Cow1ty, motorists were advised to take. U.S. 101 north> ti> Carmel instead of California t. which (Seo SLIDES, P... J) ...... \ T • I ..... t'llOf H Monda)', January 7, 1974 Tells "'Affairs' ,Sauna Victim's - • _Spouse Testifies1 By 'roM BARLEY a trauma that transformed her ·into 01 111t D1u ... r11o1 s11tt three women. Maria , P11rson watched her husband Those three personalities have been from 'the fron t row of a crowded described In court as sex-hungry ~1aria courtroom today while he admitted ln who saUs!ied her urges by findinf mates tes timony to an Orange County Superior in bars, remorseful Betty who bitterly Court jury that he had had se xual regretted Maria's escapades and the relations witft other women. su,bmergcd real self or Mrs. Parson. But the confessjon elici ted by Holiday Ruston subjected Par!OO, 49, to Health Spa attomex-DonatJi A._ Rustoo:s ~ 4 intenslve gueslloning today u be probed questioning produced no reaction from into the sexual activi ties or. the witness. the red-haired plaintiff who had ear~er Parson .. denied , glancing at h is Jaced a battery or press and televls100 impassive wife from time to timr' .that cameras as she entered the countJ be had ever 11{1ed her to join him • • • . . . . • Medical !Juilding •• • . Pleas Set , ._ FAuntaln Valley city co u n c 11 men TUesday face two • appeals on opposing ·des in a light over a variance for eon.:&iiction ' ol a medical bulldlni I! Fountain Volley CommunKy HMpllll. • T)le oouncll session. begins at I p.m, at clly hilt, 10200 Slale Ave. The hospital compl•X at moo Euclid St. al~eody includes the 113·bed hospital, a tOI~bed addition nearing completloa and a three atory office building. '1 courtboase for the first time in the in a wife-swapping foursome or that - -The-Fountlilil Villey Develop-I Conlpahy propooer to add another o~ building with 186 parking 1pace1, Ill stalls Jess than required by ,ctty cqde. • The City PllllV!lng ·Commil&lon • · recommended that th!! developor acq. sauna bath trial. he bad ever asked her to accompany Under heavy se$tion, Mrs. Parson, him on a visit to i. toples.s bar. He also denled uoder R u s t o n • s 49, waited her turn lo go on the witness . ques tioning that he had ever encouraged stand as her husband resumed testimony her to seek sexual relaUonships with . in her $1 million lawsuit against the other men or that he bad once in health spa. . , tt is alleged that her entrapment in Las Vegas encouraged a male friend the sauna room on March 2, 1970 created of the £arciily to vi sit her in her room. Zone Ch~nge Policy Viewed By Planners Huntington Beach Planning Commissiooen will be asked Tuesday night lo establish a general policy for zone changes on about 2,200 acres of l~d deSignated as "special planning urut areas." .The 2;200 acres covers various coastal regions in the city · including :. the town lots, old town , downtown, the new civic center, Bol.sa Chica , and the land surrounding lhe Seacllff Country Club. Ml>st of those sections are either vacant or the uses currently on them, s11<:h as oil and farming, are .disappearing with new uses, industrial or housing, being proposed. Because the plaMing department is currently revising the master plan to determine the future of those "special planning wtits, '' commissioners will be asked to set a policy for zone changes requested from now through April , when the stall studies should be finished. 'nle staff, according to planning aide Al Montes, recommends the acceptance of reasonable zone change requests whidl doo't appear 10. oonllicl , with planning Boals for the afrected area. A list ol alternative policies, including a Oat moratorium on zone changes, has been submitted to the commission for review at its 7 p.m. meeting in r I I city council chambers. ' _ The policy, whichever one is adpted , would not affect other parts of the city which are not considered "special planning units," Montes said. Council Weighs Transportation In Huntington Future transportation needs i n Huntington Beach will be discussed by city councilmen tonight during an informal study sess ion with spokesmen for the Orange Counly Transit District (OCTD). Dr. Pete Fielding, director of OCTD, is expected to meet with the council at 5:30 p.n1.. in the city h al I administrative annex. The city currently has some major OCTD bus routes amt ·councilmen have erpressed desires to expand the county service in the city. Local officials have also considered the establishnlent of a local bus system to supplement the county line, but no specific plans have been developed for that proposal. OIAN&I COAST "' DAILY PILOT TIK o''"" c-11 DA ILY l"ILOT wllh wllldt It cornl:llrwd .ltll N•w1-Pr1H, ls Pllbll"1M 11'1' lh9 Or~ (NII Publltl'lln9 ComHny. $fl)f- r1f9 ellrtlons ••• P11btl1llld, MO!llH'I' lhrovgll ,.rld•'I'• for Cotti Mtu, Nrwpc1rl 8Htfl, HIJ!lllng!Ocl l11cll/l'OU!Ht!n V11i.,. Uilillll INdl, lrYIM/hddl1blelf •<14 ''"' Clt!Tltnt./ Sin Jutn C1pi1tr1no. A 11111111 •rtloMI ldl!lon b P\11111$1'1tcl S1turdly1 11'111 5Und.i'fl. TM prl!KIH I P\lbl!1hlf!g pl1nt is 11 lJCI ~II ..... a1r1et, Cfftl Mtu, C1mernr~ ,,.,._ ltob1rt N. W11d l"rnldlnl 11111 PWl!lllltr J1c• I , Curl1y tik• ''"""'"' ll'Mll 0.-11 ,,.,. .... ., TheM•• K•••il Ecmor Tholfttf A. 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Parson's testimony was interrupted today while Ruston and attorney 1.farvin Lewis Sr. questioned a subpoenaed Costa Mesa real estate man who admitted he dated Mrs. Parson outside his office at 2790 Harbor Blvd. Realtor Daniel C. Lee denied that he had ever had sexual relationships with f\.1rs. Parson. 49, and testified that his conversation with the provoca tively dressed woman had been confined to the London Bridge at Lake Havasu, jewelry and her marital status. Lee admitted that be deliberately waited for Mrs. Parson outside the Har- bor. Boulevard building late lt.:t year, introduced himself and gave her his business card. He testified that he took her for drinks to a Warner Avenue restaurant and made a date to see her a week later in Costa Mesa but she £ailed to keep the appointment. "Did you have sexual relations with her?" Lewis asked Lee. "No," Lee firmly replied . Lewis said today that he intends to pu t Mrs. Parson on the stand as his next witness and that she will be followed by a number of psychiatrists who have examined her since the saWla incident. Several patrons of the.health spa have testified that the sauna room dOor which Mrs. Parson allegedly could not open was corroded and defective and that health spa· persoMel were never within shouting distance of ijle room when patrons· had difficulty with the door. •$ · .,rem Page I RAIN ... but neither city felt th:e ten1per of the storm. Eliis Avenue, west of Newland Stree~ -had a lot of water on it but elosing was not required. In Laguna Beach, hardware store owner Bill Shields measured a total of 1.64 inches of rain for the duration of the stonn but that was not enouBh to cause any flooding. However, City ' Stree t Supt. Ralph A1oline said there could be a problem if another hard rain, like the one on Saturday , bombards the saturated ground . The Saddleba ck Valley also escaped rain damage except for ~1ission Viejo where the rain was blamed for crush ing an eight-inch water line lo a bowling alley on Marguerite Parkway and La Paz Road. The rupture anci road closure caused some traffic problems, according to the Highway Patrol. No rain problems at all \Vere reported in Irvine or in San Clement e even though the stonn brought a third of an inch of rain on Sunday and about the same amount by mid-morning. Ca rl Ne lson, a county Rood engineer, said the rainstorms have been spread out sufficiently that the water has been able to soak into the ground. But he said count y offici~s are keeping a close watch if the rain increases in force and produces more runoff. The stonn to date deP.QSited nearly four inches of water in downtown Los Angeles but about an inch less in Oraoge County. • The Or/lJlie County Flood Control District 's ra in gauge in Santa Ana show~ that th~ storr,1 had produced 2.78 inches of precipitation by this morning for a season total of 4.82 inches. Trucker Cited . l1i Trai1i Crasli NEWARK (UPI ) -Police said they have cited a truck driver Jn the derailment of an Amtrak pusenger train . Police said they malled a ticket to Elmer Herbert. 34, of Freriion~ accusing him or filling to yield the right-of-way to the train Friday. The train struck Herbert's truclc at the Mowry Avenoe croosinJ, tnJilrlnf fo ur person!! aboard the Seattle-LO! Angeles Coas t StarltghL Tiie twin locomotives aJid eight cars w e r e derailed. Cycle Pair Sought SAN BERNAR DINO (UPU -'l'wo young membe rs of a . San Bernardino motorcycle gang weie sought by police today in connection with the weekend slabbing of the club 's leader, Roy Arnold,, 19. • '!' & ' J; t·"''il"' .:.l an lddit-1 ftve """'for jlarkini. One •ppell of tllat.·;;;~~[t before ,the couocll I.I by llr.' Ma &..ton, a Garden Gro•e Phyalclao owns ..,.,. property adjoining PRESIDENT NIXON EYES THE SKIES AS HE AND pAT LEAV~.SAN..CLEMEN'TE_PRESBYTERIAN..C HURCH Even the We•ther .seems to Be Ag•inst the Chief Exicutive as He Vacations on Orange Co•st _hospilatnear...W amer..A v_e_n_ue a_n.d_ E__gl id . Lan'd Use Study Work.shop Set Tuesday On Bolsa Chica Future A three-hour workshop on the future of the Bolsa Chica territory will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday in the Huntintgon Beach RecreaUon Center-, 17th Street and Orange Avenue. The workshop, titled: "Bolsa Chica, A Case Study in Land Use," is co- sponsored by the Huntington Beach chapters of the League of Women voters and ,. the American Association of University Wom·en . There is no admi ssion charge and the public is invited to hear seven speakers ouUirie . various plans for use of the Bolsa Chica, the marshland between HWltington Beach and Sunset Beach. The list of spea)iers includes: -C. E. "Bill" Woods, a vice president or Signal · Gas and Oil, the oompany which O'!.'flS most of _the Bolsa Chica marshland. -Ron Hein , director of wildlife minagement for the state De~ent of Fish'and Game .• Htli· .. portment hdf>es to re..estal>lish a 400-aere saJt water marsh on the inland side of Pacific Llfe Insh~ance ' Hassle Settled For Huntington Department heads in Huntington Beach have finally settled a long disagreement with the city over life insurance. lf councilmen approve it tonight, the city will provide a ~.000 life insurance policy free for each of the 45 members of the Management E m p I o 'I e s Organizatioo (MEO). Curren Uy, the city offers no life insurance premium unless the employe pays for it out of his paycheck. City Administrator Dave Rowlands sai d the life insurance package will cost the city about $13,000 annuaJly. Und er the group plan . l\1EO members will not have to pass any physical exam ination for the insurance policy and they can add another $20,000 v.'orth of coverage at their own expense. Coast Highway. -James White, Masao Hadano and Allan Hibsoti, all from the state )larks department, which plans to spend $S million on the redevelopment of Bolsa Chica State Beach, and another $8.1 million to buy 2.5 miles of private ·beach further south. -Dave Homsy, a staff planner for the South Coast Regional Zone Conser· vation Commission,. which y,•ill c6ntrol future development of Bolsa Chica. -Dick HafTo\v, executive assistan1 to the city admlnistra'tor or Huntington Beach. \Vhile most of the 8Qlsa Chica is still county territory, it is expected lo be annexed lo the city, Speakers are also expected to touch on the Pt1elropolitan Water district's proposed multi·million d6llar island which would house a water desalinization planl Margaret Carlberg Mil moderate !he three·hQW' discussio~. ' . ,,.....P, .. el SLID:£S .~ .. faced a severe da~er of mudslides. The rainfall wasn't as heavy east of Los Angele.s. Riverside had .14 inch in the last 24 hours and 1.82 inches from the storm. WEATHERMAN -'WORST OF STORM OVER,' Story P1go 5 The first two miles of Topanga Canyon up from Pacific Coast Highway were being evacuated as authorities feared fw1her flooding. "There 's about 5'1.i: feet of debris in Topanga Creek and if that overflows it will take out some homes," said U. Jerry Conklin of the Malibu sheriff's s.tation. "This is a precautionary measure but we can 't in good conscience let the people stay up there /' ht said. A receiving area was being set up at the Malibu Community Center and the Red Cross was readying facilities for more than 300 peopte involved, he said. Nixon Prepares State of Union .Address, B11dget President Nixon settled into bis second full week at the Weatem White H"1'5" today, working on the mwlve new federal budget and the State of the Unlon message. The new work schedule fol)Q.ws a weekend marked by ihe worst weath!!r of any Presidential vlalt so far, but the rain did not deter, the nm family. The Nlxons and friends emerged from the compound twice Sunday ·-to attend momln(' church services at the San Clemente Prtsbyterlan Church, then to have dinner at the El Adobe Restaurant: in San Ju'an Capistrano. It was the !irst time the President had left his enclave ·since early in the week when be and friend C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo took advantage or .. the rare sW>Shine and' drove through resideotW streeta along the SouU1 Cout. Like all the President's outside .activities during this trip Sunday's two j1uots wero unanoounced, but word"bad spread fail inloag llie C: li u r c b membership. ., Poli~ ~id. -'1--'iiPflW bad told l~eft\ Silnday mom!ng that lhe · conir-.lon was ~U.... ,.l h e ~estfii!, CIJ'Oflrl P,lii100Jit ~ tliai few rhembers were kept fro01 shating the service wlth the Nixons,~ daughter Tricia Cox and Rebozo After attending the rites the Nixons posed on the front walk of the church and chatted briefly with the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Stephens. The posing · was brief, however , becau.se of the raln. Immediately afterward the dro~in guests entered a limousine for the drive across town to La casa Pacifica. Later in the day the same group boarded the same car and drove along old Pacific Coast Highway to the El Adobe, where some patrons already bad been moved out of one section to make way for the Presidential party. Sampling fare which is standard for the first famJly , the Nlxons , ~trs. Cox and Rebozo spent little more than an hour at the Mexican restaurant a block from the gates of the old mission. The restaurant's Qlarlachi band - a frequent source of entertainment at the President's social functions -serenaded the diners with · '4Guadalajara," Rebozo tipped lhe trio at the end of the song. Roston says lhe hospital compll' pafltlng lot. won't have. enoUgh spaces under the COrfipromise. •'Ille second a p p e a I is from the developers, who contend the parking requirements suggested by the plaMing commissioo are exsesslve and that an addition al tlVO acres would be suffidenr. The council also will consider a proposed ordinance calling for tbl removal of abandoned service statiots within a llMklay period. In December, the council deadlocked 2-2, with Councilman Bernie Svlistad absent,. on the ordliwlce beeluae Ma,.. George Scott and Qnmcilman A 1 Holllnden wanted the time l i m l t shortened to 90 ~YI· • Councilmen Marv Adler and "4 Jolt favored the 'looger Ume period. a ' E'ro•·~9flel DAYLIGHT. . . ' ' ' possibily even lat Er"," he said. ' A final decision will be rea ched later today with parents aDd students in-the d~lrict being informed Tuesday of what the new schedule will be if it is altered. High school students too, may ~ beginning and ending S<bool Ille{, although district ofllclals have not yet decided what plan ID lake. High School district adminlstraton' met this afternoon con~ing the mattg to decide what to do. ..,, Aca>rding to Hunlington Beach police, a number of phone calls from parents of EdisJn• High School studenti wet!t receives! UiiJ morning at the station. · · ,"Because of .lbe darkness, r~ complicated by the rain this morn.in&. parents were concerned," said a PoUc;i DeparUnent spokesman. Many students rode · their blcyles ,If school In the dark, without lighJ<!i encountering huge puddles and ~":!' traffic on the.Ir way, be reported. ·r!*c! were no accidenla, however, be added. 't ;, Rain Postpones .~ Runners' Meet • • The Huntington Beach Recreatiog Department's cross country me e tt. scheduled last Saturday, wu JIOllponed due to the rain, and will be held thiJ Saturday. The meet, open to alt City youngaten 14 and younger, will be held 1f 1:3o p.m., Saturday, in Murdy Park, Golden West Street·north of Warner Avenue. A map and additional information on the cross coun try meet are availabl~ at the recreation department, 17th Street .and Orange .Avenue1 phone 536-5486. ·; \1lhen the city and the MEO clashed du ring wage talks in 1972, the life insurance question was left open pending the completion of a study of tbe proposal. See~ fof SPEED OliEEN Rowlands · said . beca~ department leaders are expected to put in a Jot of overtime w.ork without cqnl~tory time off, he belleveS they iai:n the Ufe Insurance as a bonus fqr their work. Districi Weighs . Bid for Scl1ool Remodeling Joh A bid of $1,887,500 for new consll'UcUon and alterations at Westminster High School will be presented to trustees of. the Hunlington Beach Union High School District at Tuesday :Oigbt'1 regular board meeting. ' ~ The bid, by W. J. Shirley, 1oc. - tbe low orrer received by the dl&lrlet. · Districl plans for the bJ&b school Include additlo.., to the admiillJtratloq building library and Jndultrlal arU building. Also a new borti<Ulblrt bollding, new restroo1111 In ~ lladl11111 and enlargements or both boYI ml -slrl.I locker rooms. . # Educational planner Owen Miller explained that each of the classroom buildings will have alteratJODI. "If tile Board approvii Ille • bid tomorrow night." Miller sa1d, "the contracl will -call for 585 ~· for completion." ,· The projected complellon date would .. then be for the aecond ..,...ter ol Jm. 'l'l1e Board meei• at Huntlqloa Beach High School In the band room 11011 Main St., Huntington Beach. , ... I • • • • Stainless Steel ~I Fabric Care Tub ·· FULL 2 YEAR PARTS •cl · LA•OR ·WARRANTY PLUS ••• a wcilhable knlti cycle =~ "'.!"'. ::t::: 1i.:'Oble pr.-....... f :J• Allllll .... ..ittr k_ ..... .._._W.1 WE TAKE • · TIADl-INS • Nabedf Sells f l!I' less tllan S/!EED OUEEN. ~ j._t iWM' • ; ' ·' l l I .. . •• The Eye of tlie En~rgpj Controversy 1. The sandstone· bluffs at San .Onofre about,. three miles south of San ,JJ'Cle~ente beca!De an issue of controversy after they figured in the A, demal of pernuts for two nuclear reactors that would have causeCI re· ,,, moval of part of the landscape. The Califo~ia Regional Zone Conser- vation C~mmission denied the permits Qy a split vote. Opponents to the location o! the reactors cited damage to the bluffs and.to the chain of marine life from'discharge of wann waters used· to cool the'reactors. Proponents cited the need for Eiiectrical l!nergy. The matter is current· '· New San Onofre I. ,, Laguna ·Says Tape ·Missing On 'Porno' ' By JACK CHAPPELL Of .. Diiiy ,, ... ,,.,, State Coast Action Seen For Jan. ,23 By CANDACE PEARSON ot 111e 0.11., , • .., siaH • Laguna Beach has its own version <it the N1son Watergate tapes -the . Pornography Tape. , The _l!omogr1phy Tape is missing; or more exactly, it may never have The state coastal commission is expected to sidtJtep ruleo prohibiting reconsideration of the San Onofre nuclear generating plant expansion and set a new vote· on the issue for Jan. 23. ellsted. embarr~ city o f f I c i I!. I s admitted today. ' ' The commission will meet at 9 :30 · a.m. Wednesday at the· Hilton . Inn in Sa·n Francisco. , , The tape was a recording or the ~_mony · giYtn at the mid-December The conunission's recent denial of the · city coancil hearing on-the pornography proposed addition of two nuclear reactors MTests of Gofddn and Evelyn WfisOh, at the pJant 'three mile. south of San OWners of Fahrenheit 451 Bookstore, for Clemente has been a oonUnuing subject felling dirty comic books. of controversy. . _ • :..._:- -· DUring that be&ring a spat.e of Laguna Although the commission has been Beach writers, authors, artists and under intense pressure to reConsider its others blasted the smut arrests and Reeqperatlng ~te of censQrSb.ip. According to the action in light of current energy iihortband minutes of the he8rlng. three U.S..Senator Robert A. Tait, Jr. proble.,..,. it has been prevented by an peroou apolle in favor of cemon!blp. (Ohio) is resting today after a attorney general's ruling. City Clerk n.~•-Musfelt today said cataract operation on his left Assistanr State Attorney General Carl _..., rf d t Ch · t H · Boronkay had told the state commission the ml that was to have contained eye pe onne 3 ns ospi-that be ca.use its rules don't allow ~. ~~ comments of th•. l)earlni . tat in·Cllldnnati Thursday. He reconsldefaUon . unless there has been ,._ uuuu.. plallB a .lft more days in the a procedural error• the whole case would r Sbe blamed the mishap on a "cran ... •" · hospital !!fen. two weeks rest at ha ., ve to go back to the San Diego o&d tape recorder wbicb often · 8GeS OD home. ' f • regional commission first . the blink. Now that procedural error bas ·"l will · admit that i t was rather -a-tly been u.. •• L 1 thin apparen . found. .. :mol...,., especial Y on a controversial g B bb B k ' San Onofre wilt be "a subject taken like.that," Mes. Musfelt said today. 0 y 3 er S up on Jan. 9," stale Commissioner '1 There's the possibility the tape oould J~mes Hayes said_ today. "We possibly have been used as evidence o [ .win get al"OW\d ·the tectmical fact th·at "oommunlty standard•" in the trials Attorneys Ask th• entire case had to go back •o th• ,~f the Wilsons, and Funk Factory owner regional commission." Jerry Walden, wlsO arrested for selling Hayes, who· made his remarks at a '.'Zap eomix:--· -For Settlem-ent South eoast regional commfssion The · 1act of a taped record of the meeting today in UJng Beach, said the meeting was discovered when the city error was that the state commission minute . clerk began to check the WASHINGTON <AP) -L?-wyers fQ.r, discpssed nuclear safety. abortband minutes wlQl the taped record. Bo~y Baker proposed a settlement "~use there was a great deal of Mn. Muslell sald4bst althoagh she today In · return for the dropping of · discussion related to safety at the San .. urries a penona1 spare tape recorder a federal action to recover about $100,000 ~fre plant and the attorney general to the meeUnga in case the official from Lyndon B. John.son's former Senate said we bad no jurisdJction, it should equipment breaks down, both she anCf aide. not even have been beard by the coastal the minute clerk were unaware that nte aetUeniellt was proposed by Baker commlssion," Hayes added. tt'bat was bein& said wun't -being lawyer"'W!Uiam E. McDanlels 3t the "Some of us are going to move very focorded. _ . . opening of a scheduled week-long civil strooald gltoday tha\ .J.t be reconsiwill be. dered," he 1 '"lbe reels· were· going' around aJ¥I \rill"'! the Justice Department°stdt. s y. 'lllid it put over jbe tleedles was filckering, 1"Jt there 'fiie proctfJdlngo were. piit over utiUI to Jan. 23 for a vote. It will not go jvas nothing. · , Tue9day ,DlQming. lo g!Ve tti,e govemmeDt back 'to the regional commission." I "I don't° see how Ir ever could have . time ~ consider Baker's proposal, Boronkay had.ruled that nuclear safety 'been "erased. Nobody sees (monilOts) accord.Ing to Justice lawyer Stanley questions were the sole jurisdlct(on of :the tape , unless we,'re sitting rlgh! there," Paige. federal. a~encies like the Atomic ~nergy :&he said. Neither side would discuss t h e Commission. Although the commission ~ At first it was feared a portion Of setpement proposed in the chambers ~iscussed such issues ·at its liearing a hear~ on ,the ,prbpO!eCi Sycaniore of!l:J.S. District Judge Geotge L. Hart 18 Newport Beach, the denial wasn't liills Resldentlal development was 4 also , Jr. based on safety reasons. :mtsitng, but. Mrs.-MlWelt said that .. The government is attempting to The destruction of almost one mile tape waS'onne." recover money it claims Baker took of ·sandstone bluffs and potential harm l She -sakl it already had been for influeace-paddling whlle secretary to marine organisms from construction •.transcribed. · to the S;eatae's Democratic majority. ol tbe two nuclear units were cited ~ ~ "~--• Officials of the Environmental ; 5 h • • B ' · Coalition of Orange County were alarmed ; : i.J;ommuter ·uses ~~:t·=~:.tioo of the ; • . , , Robert Soyder, presldeot of · the - , • coalition.. said, "It iJ a supreme ~.:.~o.l.l ·iri -Lauu.oo· Niguel ~~~i:m~:.fu~ !!':y~: -.. 0 gov,emment." ' • . . I . _ . . . ~· , Soyder salcf that 11 the commission It wu ·pouring rain, barely dayllgbt He ~ the Anabelni-Oalc!eo Grove-llli;es to t;liear this penniJ in a special ·on .the new Ume and chllly. But the Full•rton bcis to the parking lot --0f proc.:;lure, tt will.be harming the coastal Laguna Niguel "Save the Fuel Pool" the Dl1neyland Hotel as a g~ of ' :,;~::: ~~. paail!d by. VOl"" nlore :otarted with a bang. sutl:'\uses leave rrom the.: Laguna -.soyder arid other -c o a 11 t r on •. An Avco Community Developers' Nlluel Town CenteT a'-go to Los representative.• said, lllat the two utilities ltpokesman .~d !or 1'1e f111t ~ or Angelee. l•ternaflonal All:port, downtown -Southern CallfO(l\la -and San ·1he nv .. bus commuter 1ervke, two bu.es Lot Angeles and .on routes along the ' Diego Gp and Electric companie! - ,.,.,.. lull and the other three do1e coast IO t.aluna. Irvine aiid Newport put ' inssure on loatl polJlidans who -to (hree.quarten 1\111. · · Botch and to the Disneyl~nd Hotel In turn "thteallned to ¢ltt oil addlt.lonal 1' ">Jillie ~ cllifibed ab&iii!, -.. 1!iO .liilt t"" -ks <it the servlee ~ tw -1flif".Operatlon of the started ~--pert!, drank are free <if charge. Tberealter; the coot commllslon If they .did not re<lllISlder ':\heir free cOl!ee andluit rii\Qed," said-will be lrorn IUO to 112 per month. their vote on San Onofre." - Belly EtnOIY. "'!boy sure oeemed "We ~ our attendance will be • ~Tho two uUl!tles filed a lawsuit conteoted.'' up after. the ltrlt day," Mrs. Eniory challenging the commlllfon'1 decision ' Ono <it the· -· 1!11 Flftl\. Mid, "Some l*!'le· said they .wanted In san Diego County Superior Court. -. Plant I Burglar Has Good Taste Laguna Beach' police are after a burglar with a sensitive palate or at least a knowledge of good wine. He !tole a $150 bottle of Chateau Lafitte.Rothschild , 1959. The wine was one of three bottles taken o\ler the weekend fronl the home of Harry B. Cohen, 2975 Alpine Way. The · total ·16ss was $200. Supreme Cou11 Nixes -HearinO' ... ' ~ On lndependen~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S. Supreme Court denied a hearing today to operators of independent service · stations who claim they are being ruined by the -government's price controls on gasoline. The ' court acted in a brief order, with9ttt comment. lfnder regulations issued ·last August by the Coot of living Council, the ceiling price allowed 'independent retailers is the cost of gasoline· as .of Aug. 1, plus the markup "in-effect_on ..J_an, 10_ or seven cents a gallon, whichever is higher. In late 1973, an additional one cent a gallon increase was a 11 o we d . Meantime, the council is considering a fonnuta based on current supply curtailments. Outlets owned and' operated by oil companies. themselves are subject to an entirely different pricing mechanism. The test case was brought . by Murray Anderson; a Texa-co· station· operator iii Waycross, Ga.1 and Joseph J. Grisb, who bandies Marathon products in Sterling Heights, Mich. 'Ibey said they brought the challenge on bebaff of 111$,000 independeti.ts. " . . . ' • H DAILY PILOT ·3 ly be~ng negotiated by the commission and the two utilities that hope to build the power units, Southern California Edison Co. and San Diego Gas arid Electric. Vote Seen Baja Smashup Wreckage of Lost Pla:Qe Found; Viejo Pair Alive?. By JAN WORTH 01 flll Dllt'f Piiot SllH A A1ission Viejo couple missing since Dec. 22 may be alive in the Wreckage of a plane located Sunday afternoon in the mountains of Baja California Mexico. ' Air Force paramedics were scheduled to parachute into a rocky canyon today to see if anyone is alive in the wreckage. The jump follows a three-day search by some 14 planes for Mafvin and Teresa Goodwin, both 40, and Goodwin's father, Cecelll of the state of Washington. With the d~r GoodW.in.. 63, was his • 23-year-old wife Gail. ~. ;. The party left Orange County airport Dec.· 22 with plans for a three-week holiday trip lo La Pa~ B.C.; Acapulco, and Mexico City. They rented a four-passenger 1969 Mooney Ranger from Jerry McGee at the airport, with Goodwin piloting. The wreckage was spotted at sunset SUnday about 2S miles southeast of Mulege by Bo~ Simpeon, an Orange County sheriff's 1aero squadron reserve pilot. Mulege Is 525 miles south of San Diego on the eastern side of, the Baja peninsula .... --_ >---·-Simpson said he was drawn by signals from an emergency locating transmitter. He radioed back what tie described as signs of Jife inside the plane. The transmitter . can work either manually or automatically w h e n activated on impact, but batteries die within two days. Because _of the mountainous location and the broken oondition of ~ plane, authorities said they could not yet identify the erart as the one rented by the Goodwins. "But the locaUon matches up with their flight plans," said Larry Linden- berg, a friend of the" Goodwins and employe of the Points West Airlines at Orange COunty Airport. Lindenberg joined the search Friday. "It'd take a week or two to hike ·out of !hose mountaiiis il anybody tried to get help," he said. The Gooodwins, foor .. year residents of Mission Viejo, hav.e no childi'en. "·Be is a contractor for the CalifOrnia Pacific .Development Company. The search began when Tereaa Goodwin's brother, Joe Nava of Million Viejo became worried when he and his wife Betty had heard no word , from the Goodwins by New Year's Dey.t They :!'Ontacted-.IrpQi:rauthonlles who began Jnvestigatlng the, locale·. or· the plane. It was last heat(l froril as it departed the Tijuana airport Dec. 22. "Apparently the MexJcan government had two reports of the distress signal and Clidn't report them to u s ' ' Lfudenberg said. "I can't believe that happened." Richard Riedel 14st Rites Held.· .Funeral services were held today in Fullerton for Richard Riedel, chief pilot for Martin Aviation Company who died Friday. Mr. Riedel, who had been active in Orange County aviation since 1939. set the world's flight endurance record in 1949 in a 1,008 how: flight from the Fullerton Municipet Airport to Miami and back. The record was broken three months later. Mr. Riedel was 60 at the time ot bis death which was attributed to the effects of a brain tumor. lo th1 l'iccoli110 fredition. th1 pint 1n11mbl• worn by Miry Ann Di lit• i1 • 1t1ndout in our Sprin9 Sport Coll1clion. Piccol i1101 •r• f•1hion1bl1, pr1ctic1I •n'd .... ,,.,a •... , ju1t like tf..• cf..ildr•11 who w•1r th • .,,, ,._1ry Ann it th• C.1u9hl•r of Mr. & Mr1. Anthony Di l i11 of S111t1 A111 ind 1h1 i1 i11 th1 5th 9r1d1 1t Tu1tln M1111orio1I School. - PAS.NtOM ISUNO._ ----ToWfrt • cOVtnaY 0r .... 1no...,.. HW$TIMOTOM NAalOVa tn4l ...,,_ JDl!lrict SUpervilor &aid ~ wh<i to drho tllelr .. , to the oft\ce today A bearlrig )>as been scheduled on the • .....,. the cmnmuttt tlfort. 1 • ind !eaft It there' to uae." suit Jan. 18. • 1 ~·~;;;;;;~=:::::;;:======================-----~--- • }• , . > t ,I ., " • \ • Getting Damp In the Dark BWE MONDAYS DEPI'. -Oh, you bet, this is really the way to start oot the bright new week. Stool> down the last ol that cup of coffee. Charge out the front door to meet the new day. And what happens? You are up to your knees in water, thaC.1 what. Additionally, you discover that what Isn't underwater is cloaked Jn total darkness. Daylight Saving Time is with us . After that, the day turned out to be all downhill. The weather reporters happily passed on the intelligence that while we've already become soggy with four inches of rain in this region, they now predict we'll get another two inches before the whole thing blows away. To top that off, we are scheduled tomorrow to have the highest Udes in more than a decade here along the aiast. THE SKlE8 ARE going to be raining on our heaM while the.Pacific Is sloshing at our toes. Folks down on the Peninsula sectors of Newport Beach may not have to wait that long. Hall of the place was already underwater early today. Fifth District Supervisor Ron Caspers was on hand in ~ early rooming darkness down at Laguna Niguel in order to add his . oUicial blessing to a new commuter bus . Si!rvice that went into action for the rrrst time today. Only trooble ·was, it was too· dark for many of the commuters to see Supervisor Ron as they stumbled around to find their way onto the bus. AIL THIS PRECIPITATION usually means it's mUdslide season ror the good folks d~ in the San Clemente area. They don't watch the sties when it starts raining like this. They watch the foundations of their houses instead. So far, San Clemente has not decided to slide orr into the sea. Still, it might be a good tim e for the President to end hi.!I vacation and take his chances with Washington. Meanwhile, as commuters groped their way up Coast Highway early today, they were reminded that they were sl05h.ing along at 6:30 a.m. real time MKI not 7:30 a.m. like the government says it is. THIS BECAME EVIDENT because the faithful time-and-temperature s i g n watched by everybody in the middle of Corona del li-1ar hadn't been turned ahead one hour over the v•eekend. Don't feel you're the only one fooled up by an this change of time and foul weather. At one auto agency in Costa Mesa this morning, the only guy who showed up for work on time was the shop foreman . He didn't seem mad. Jusl lonely. And finally amidst it all, we come to William E. Simon, our new U.S. energy czar. Simon took to the teevee airways Sunday to tell us all that despite what we may suspicion, there reall y is an oil shortage. TROUBLE JS, Simon says. he's not sure just how much of a shortage it really is. This is because he distrusts th e way the oil companies currently report their stock. He called the reporting system "an imperfection." But never mind. \\'hile it might be imperfect. it's stiU perfecUy clear that wc·re short. So Simon says. Sigh. There can only be one good thing. about a ?>.fonday like this one. It will go a\\'8Y and then it'll be Tuesday: .. ' • • .\ -. Japan· Ven Bites ·nust Once Again- TOKYO (UPI) -Japan In effect tochiy devalued the ....,.mighty yen lot the ·third time aln<O the start of the Arab otl boycott. The Bank ol Japan &11\>0unc<d It wu lettlnc thf y'ea fall to a i...i ol around :!00 per U.S. doDar from tbe price ol %80 yen per U.S. dollar which had been in effect alnCe ~ovember. \ TllE MOVE ~ected the twlo bloln inflicted on Japan'• eoc1119my by galloping Inflation al home, and .. oil shortage ·stemming from the boycott announced Oct. 17~ by the organization of Arab PetN>leum ElpOrtlng Countries latest yen crisis. The Dow.Jones lndet ol. 225 blue cblpo In the first section ol tbe Tollyo stock excban8e was ol1 II.II poU1to In morn1n1J tradlna, and cloood the morning session at 4, lit.811. lo one of the lll<lll hectic days Iii the hlotoi')' ol foreign CWTetlcy tradlnc in Tokyo, big Japanese companl~ unload«I blillom ol yen Friday to· buy dollan belo~ a devaluation oocurred. , '!be !!Mk' ol Japan, wblcll plays a role oim)lar lo the Federal Reserve Balli In America, failed to ,..wne Ha ef!ona to bold the yen -. the market O!><"ed al 10 a.m. today. TWIN·ENGINE TURBOPROP CLIPPED APPROACH LIGHTS ON LANDING • Johnstown, Pa. Crash Killed 11 Persons, lniuf.ecl Six Others (OAPEC). _ ,,,. yee'• pri"" dropped from :IJll6 per U.S. dollar to :1175 in early NOYember. then went down to "80 yen per U.S dollar later that mOjlth. Today after the Bank of Japan quit support.in.( it, the yen slumped further to aroond :!00. Angry Btitisli -' II Die • ID Plane Crash Railmen Step Up Sloivdoiv11, Passersby Pull Survivors , Dead From Wreckage 1f the yen price settles down at around 300 to the dollar, it would be a revaluation of 2.76 percent from the LONDON (UPI) _ Britain's 29,000 price of 308 established in th e railroad locomotive driven threatened SmithsonJan cun-ency aettlement or JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) -"I couldn't even scream. I tried to scream, but nothing came out," said a young man wtw> raced to the wreckag e or a commuter plane. The crash killed 11 persons and injured six. Authorities said the dead included Mrs . Richard H. Mayer, 42, wife of the publisher of the Johnstown Tribune- Democrat; their ll-year;0ld son. Richard ; and their niece' Susan Imhoff, 13. TUE AIR EAST twin-ongine turboprop was on a scheduled commuter flight from Pittsburgh with lS passengers and two crewmen aboard when it clipped a bank of approach lights Sunday night while try'ing to land at the Johnstown· Cambria County Airport, officials said. The Beechcraft 99 then soared over a highway and slammed into the top of a steep embankment 100 yards short of .its assigned runway. Authorities said they oould not explain what caused the commuter plane to December, l97!, under the international today· to step up their crippling fiv&- clip the lights. monetary fund fonnuJa ror computing week-old rail slo"'down. "It waS a matter of five feet .and currency changes. But leaders of 260,000 coal minersJ he would have been clear," said 'Varren Jftp8red a new peace move which they Krise, an Air East official. "Right now THAT MEANS""""' imtation, hecatBe said could end the three-<lay w111dJ111 we have no idea wtiat happened." It wlll take Ja-Importers mo~ week stranglehold Im-'"' 00 Industry th youth bo yen to buy the dollan ne<ded ~ bring ,,.,_ Nicholas Maydalt, 19, e w goods .. into Japan, and the Increased by the government tO save critically said he was unable to scream, and .....__ 1 dwindling fuel stockpiles. three other young men from Johnstown cost will be passed on to wi::: peop e. ll°fre driving on the highway below the 'Ibe Bank of Japan canied out today's Before meeting with other top railroad embankment moments after the crash. de facto devalUation by decl.inina lo cb'iVN"S' leaders, Ray Bucktoo., general 1 bed he · support the yai at the pttvlous level secretary o1 their union, Rid there Is 'Ibey c im to t site. of 280 per U.S. doJlar. a feeling of "bitter anger" amoog \\'JflLE ONE went for help, the other 1be Tokyo stock market dropped lnthe railroad engineers at the state-nm . three began ,pulling victim s clear or British Railways board's rejection of the wreckage and covering those alive !heir 20 percent PIY hike claim. with whatever they could find. Nortl• Jre' ~nd "I have bad telephone calls galore David Hamula said he pulled Cindy " U1 from union branChes demanding that Israeli, Egyptian Talks ~ ••-the overtime ban and policy of Imhoff, Susan's twin sister. from uR:: noncooperallon should be stepped up," plane and packed snow around her face ch: nf Qu:ts Buckton said. to stop some bleeding, then covered .,.:;. " her with his jacket. But the coal miners tnject.ed what He said he ·huddled against her after BELl"AST, Northern Ireland London's newspapers described as a "ray .Showing 'Little .. Progress' By United Press laternatioDal Israeli and Egyptian negotiators met today for the fifth time in Geneva to try to break the deadlock on the withdrawal of troops along the Suez Canal front. 'Ibere were no reports of progress and Israeli newgpapen said the United States feared the Egyptians might not accept the latest Israeli \\ilhdrawal plans. I AN EGYPTIAN official said only that "no new proposals were made." A communique issued after the 2th hour everyone else was pulled clear to keep (AP) :_ Brian Faulkner resigned of hope" into their deadlock with the meeting said onJy that the two sides her warm until ambulances arrived. She today u leader ol the Unionist government over pay. met and would meet again on later was reported in critical condition party, but remained chief ei.ecut.Jve The wt.Ion has demanded a 25 percent W~--• h t .....,.ta! ol ••-u-•-I re I a 0 d pay hike, but the stat .. run natioml coal a.llft:o:t\Jay. Recent communiques ave 8 8 uu<>yJ ' IUICl 1-YKIU board has refused to go above Jl,5 spoken of progress but today's gave Newsmen at tbe scene said relatives govemment and vowed to cmt!mae percent. 00 cause ror optimism. and friends of some of lhe victims his flgbt for lhartng power with Union chiefs met to COM.icier new Ber the ran from the terminal to the site and the cathollc inJnority. evidence they were submitting to the ore meeting between Brig. Gen. tried to help pull the victims from "I belleVe It 1"ltdd be .,..._, Taha! El ~ ..... .., government's pay board arguing that Ma~ of Egypt and Brig. the wreckage. Some collapsed and were to cootinue in leadenblp of. a party further increases of $7.20 to $12 8 week Gen. Mordechai Gur of Israel, Israeli taken to hospitals for treatment of shock. organization which bas rekded the would be possible without breaching the officials said they are now in a position The plane's pilot, 4-0-year-old David policies on which my C&leagues government's anti-Inflation pay ceUinp. to put forward concrete proposals to Brannan , a retired Air Force pilOt from and I fought the A a a e in...-b..l Y Britain went into Ill second week Egypt on the pull back of its troo-nearby Galitzin, was killed when thrown elections," Faulker said in his of three-day v.'Orklng with rail services on the SUez. ~ I"' nearly 50 yards still stra pped in his resignation statement. slashed still fw-ther by the locomotive :~s~e~at~·:a:u:th:or:it:ies::s:•:id:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::dr:iv:e:rs=··=s=low::do:•:'ll:::::;::::::::;:::--' The newspaper Yedloth Aharonoth 1 Airport Complex At Pl1nom Penh Hit by Rockets re1X1rted tha t U.S. officials have had some reservations about the plan, sayiilg ~Egypt may not act<pt It The paper now'. more ways·'7n1) save said SecreWy of State Henry A. J -~ Kissinger has "requested g re a I e r when you save at a . PHNOM PENH, Cambodia [AP) Insurgent gunners rocketed the Phnom Penh airport compound tnday, but the£e were. no Immediate reports of damage or casualties. Five to seven miles north\\·est or the capital, government armor and infantry have killed more than 100 Commllllist-Jed rebels in four attacks on a large antigovernmen't force. mililary sources reported. Villagers from the area told newsmen more than 1.000 Khmer Rouge troops had moved into the sector in the past 36 hours. They were reported to have rounded up 2.000 to 3,000 villagen and were holding them near Tang Krasang Pagoda, five miles from the center of Phnom Penh . Newsmen retlD11ing from t b e battlefroot said government troops were attacklI'8 the Kh!ner Rooge _pocket from three directions. They said four mas,,ive artlll<ey bomlges were called in by front-line commanders to pound the insurgent troops. flexibility" by both sides. Dayan discussed the proposals SUnday with the· Israeli cabinet after conferrring ws ANGELES FEDERAL C! A1Tn."fiGS with Kissinger in Washington Friday, ~I IJ.11 and Saturday. '!be Tel tvlv newspaper Middle East soon to brief Arab leaders JJ11 lla'Aretz said Kl>sh«tt may visit the fa •1y center on his Washington talks with Dayan.4 · YEDJOTJI AllARONOTll !<ported f the 1atest rsraeli plan consists or three .[~e stages: • ~ -Leaving the Cairo-Suez Highway and ' thus liberating the trapped Egyptlan 1 .__,.,..,,~~ij~li-~liil'§"~ 3rd army. t!J ~UJE.AVW -Withdrawing from the west bank u-"""""""':==I\ \ of the Suez Canal. ~~ -Withdrawing 18 miles back into the .== - Sinai Peninsula. ·~~~t~~~~~w~~ ~ .~~ freed territory. ;:_~7.7-.~·"::Ea :::.=·~-~--Another Tel Aviv newspape!", Ma'Ariv said the initial disengagement could be carried out in a matter of weeka lf Cairo does not demand an Immediate Israeli commitment to an overall withdrawal plan. 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I -..A-sampling of school districts along ti» ooa.st showed that things were running fairly smoothly witb most inoonveniences credited to the rain in the return of students and staff from Christmas vacations. • • pungalows' Derrwlition <;Jpposed By L. PETER KRIEG Of "'-l>Mty Plltt Steff .An attomer representing owners or :!I bwigalowa In the Irvine Company's Bay Shore Trailer Pail< said today he WUI file suit in Orange County Superior Court this week against h9th the oompany and the City of Newport Beach to block demolition of the bungalows. Attorney John Bioderlck said the court will be asked to stop 'lhe city from (orcing ·destruction of the cottages on U1ree grounds. "We feel the people have been denied due process and equal protection," Broderick said. In-addition, he said he believes the dty has no authority to order demolition because ISuilding permits for StrUctures were issued, permits for improvements were issutd, and-the-city~has-annuatly issued an operating permit to the park without ordering demolition , in past years. City Attorney Denn1s O'Neil Aic\ be lm't stlrpriscd by tbe action, but he uid "I don·t feel tbe suit baa moch meriL "I suspe<:led they were going I<> do this. but I don't think they hOYe Ille legal grounds to stand on." be said. "We cannot be stopped from ell!orcing the law," be aakt. • He said Broderick's claim that tbe city was discriminating against Ille cottage ownen by not enforcing similar strict laws against trailer homes in the part can also be answered. '"The cottages are an incompatible - and Illegal use -by law,'"O'Neil said. • "And as far ·as due process goes, "'-gat_e. ~ ROOJ>le ~tice Qf the · violations a year ago. So they hid enough time to comply." t Fcrmal notice to vacate the structures came from the lrvine Company to the -Cottage owners in Oc1ober. They were liven a deadline that passed Friday. • A company spokesmari d e c I i n e d comment on the lawsuit but said company attorneys are proceeding with plans to seek court orders to evict Ute cottage dwellers and force them ·to tear their homes down . "We still are going to negotiate any hardship cues that can be ides:ltified " lhe 1j>otesmao said. ' • Demolition ol the structures was ered by the city after an extensive probe of condition.! at aII 11 trailer 'Jl8rks In Newport Beach. · Building Inspector Wally Cloud, In 'Chlrge of what amounted to a city •1 counciJ.ordered crackdown, declared that • tbe cottages were unsafe. He said they were built 10 dose 1logetber that fire trucks could not travel • ,. !See BUNGALOWS, Page !) <:out • • Weather The weather-service calls for partial clearing Tuesday, but don't put away your r~in gear. Long term forecaSt shOws continued showers Wec!Jie9day throuih j'ri- . day. f!lgha In the low so.., Lows In the UpPer ~: -'--- INS WE TODAY . Who _,.. th< pants at the • ' Farah Manu/aclurmg Company? • WUli• FMah, the bi.hop o~ uw.icm organiUrJ? See 1tory ~t 1. ....... . fl .............. 1) L. ~ ..,. ll '"""" .. ,1 Clfl'9nltt • ,....._. ..... 4, 11 • ~ -.... O!'llllN ~ 11 c..,.. ''r '"'* ,..,.,. 1f I C........ 1f l""9 1•1J • OtMll Nlf*9 11 IWcl MM• 14',S ........... P111 • T........ 21 l....,...__ "'" ~ •tt "~ 14'11 .,...... • "" ... llM9nl 11 ............... 11•11 ........ ,, ............. It .... "'*" .• . ' -~--0 But officials of lhe districts surveyed ~>;m:~ern_that_large.....Jlumbers ql <hll~ten . will be-going t~ school In the dark for at least the fleXt month. Jean Jtarrnon, administrative assistan t to the superintendent of , the Newp;>rt· Mega Unified. School District, said they are considertng moving the starting time of their elementary schools back one hour. "Our kindergarten to s i x l h grade schools start between 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m., but we do have three bus pick· ugs before '8 a:m. - "We are as concerned about the bike riders as anyone else. With a large number of yowtg children riding their bicycles to school In the dark, we are discussing the possibility of starting school an hour later, althougb we are aware of the terrible Inconvenience that would pose to parents," she said. Mrs. Hanmn said .. district personnel were deployed to Uie early bus stops to· wait with children but a check of the. bus stop people revealed that feJI children rode the buses on the rainy day. • "We're assuming that ~rents dtove them and that is a condition that y,•111 continue as Joog as the rain does. We WOt\'t be making any decisions until we get an oulpouring of sentiment from parents," l\frs. Harmon added. The other districts -. Laguna Beach, Capistrano and Saddleback unifieds and Fountain Valley elementary -reported no complaints v.·ere logged in district ofnces and some sketchy checks of the schools failed to turn up protests from worried parents. In these di stricts, elementary schools start after 8 a.m.. near dawn. But high school students found themselves traveling in the dark. Mission Viejo, which shares facilities with El -Toro High School. starts its half-day seSsion at 7: 15 a.m. as does Edison Jligh School in ~luntington Beach. J\1osl · of the other high schools start before 8 a.m. - One mother of a Fountain Valley High School student said, she drove her daughter to school while on her way to v.·ork rath er than send her to the bus stop in the dark. At Huntington Beach l-ligh School, officials said they received about 25 calls from worried parehtS in the Se"".al (See SCllOOLS, Page 2) ' New Stor1n Due . ' . Newport Flooded By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of t1'11 OtllJ l"llot SI.ff Unrelenting rain pelted the Orange C.Oast again today, bringing with it flooding in Newport Beach and the prospect of damage in other areas when a n~w rainstorm, 250. miles off the """" coast, rolls into the area Wednesday. Virtually all of the Finley tract in Newport Beach was reported flooded and water was said to be entering some homes along River Street between 37th and 39th Street. Workmen were busy piling up sandbags at the end of 34th Street and at the lifeguard headquarters at the Newport Beach pier where rain, coupled with high tides threo.tened the building ¢». itself. ~ More than 1,550 sandbags have been ' ~. _ placed around th..: stilt.supported building · 'vhich lost ·part of its cerqent ~IaQ driVeway to erosion Sunday. to the Highway Patrol. No rain problems at all were reported in Irvine or in San Clemente even though the stonn bi'ought a third of an inch of rain on Sunday and about the same amowtt by mid-morning. earl Nelson, a county flood engineer, said the rainstonns have been spread out sufficiently that the water has Deen able to soak lnto the growid. But he said county officials are keeping a close \vatch if the rain increases in force and produces more runoff. The stonn to date deposited nearly four inches of water in downtown Los Angeles but about an inch less in Orange County. The Orange County Flood Control District's rain gauge in Santa Ana showed that the storm had produced 2.78 inches of precipitation by this morning for a season total of 4.82 inches. -_, * * *' * * * Rain, Snow Unabated, Cause Road Mudslides of .82 of an inch set in1959. ' ·~ '(' • ' " ~\t -l"I T ........ The weather service said the storm has dumped. 4. 76 i"ncbes on the Los Angeles area. 'IF YOU'VE GOT _ENOUGH FAlTH, YOU WON"!' GET SICK' Mrs. LM .a.1~ Bapll•d in 'SuJi:.Fr .. ilng Huto1flllwir, Michigan Both the Rivo Alto and the Rialto chajmels _this morning were filled to mpocity, ' with ' addllional" doimpoun threat~ to sp,ill • water ~ver the ~ere st1ndiJ!1 'by t: ~.P wate~ ' LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rain·soaked SOut~ California was hit by more heavy ffln. and snow today, _slowing rush-hour tra'uic and ciUSing more DNclslidef. ThO Clllfoniia llial!WlJI Patrol said neW 's1idt1 ·were. reported along New Topanga .. <lanyori-Road;-t.., miles north of Old To(JO!l8a Canyon Road. Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties ~lso were _hit with a del_uge . Sunday, · . ~ _ I~y Bapiis.111 Michigan. Women 'Overthrow .Satan' . ROMULUS. Mich. (AP) -With snow faUlng and the teJ11perature in the teens , two women dressed in their Sunday best walked to a hole in the ice to be baptized by total immersion in the Huron River. ~ -urreet gooo."-saia· Sister Mal'garet, minutes before her baptism Sunday. "I've overthrown Satan. He fought me last night He said, ;'Tell them you'll go in the summer y,•hen it's not so cold.' "But · the Lord said, 'You might not have the time. You 'll lose grace. I'll lake care of you.' " Along the riverbanl in Lower Huron :P.1etropolitan Park, some 50 members of the Little Ida Church of Ecorse.. Mich. huddled together singing ' . "Hallelujah to Jesus-Who died on the tree, . . '"To raise ti'fJ this ladder of mercy for ""· "Press onward, climb onward, the tops is in vtew, "There's a crown of bright glory waiting f01' I/OU.'' The Rev. Lloyd Smith and his congregation fell to their knees in th~ · snow as the ceremony began. V>e pastor pressed his head to the ice on a shallow stretch of the river and prayed : "Oh Lord, thank you for these twq that have come out here today. Oh Lord, bless these two candidates." · 1be minister then \Yalked out onto the ic:i . fn the middle of -the river, he stepped into a spot clear 'bf ice. tbe frigid water rising to his knees. He motioned for the Rev. Walter Smith, assistant pastor or the church, to join him. Slster Margaret, who would not give her full name or address, and Mrs. Lee Be'Icber, 50, of Lincoln Park, Mich., STOCKS SNARLED BY TRANSMISSION · went to the bole in the ice. "You don't get cold; the Lord ke<Jl'I you warm," a y,vman on the banlt explained quietly. Sister Margaret emerged from total immersion without. so much. as a .shiver, her face aglow, throwing kisses toward the congregatiOn. Then the ministers leaned Mrs. ·Belcher backward under the river water. Mr. Smith asked if any others wished· baptism. "'lf so, we 'll go out there again," he said. No one else requested baptism. Coastal Markets , 'Back to Normal' As Strike Ends Teamsters, meat cutters, operating engineers and machinists returned to work today, ·ei:tdl.Dg ·a one-month-old strike and lqckout that involved 64 supennarket chains· in Soul her n California. Managers of markets along the Orange Coast reported conditions in their stores this morning \vere back to normal with deliveries arriving on schedule. • "I'm b(lck to being a manager again instead of a butcher," said one store manage who -a!ked to r e m a l-n unidentified. Checks of Safeway, Lucky's, Ralphs and Albertson's markets reV!aled what one market man described as "nonnal as ever" conditions. A new thtee-year contract was overwhelmingly accepted Saturday' by union members. It calls for about a ~nt an hour wage increase in the first · year and total -wage and fringe benefit Increases of up to 11.50 an, hour, a union spokesman said. At the ,same Ume, ·a strike by meat cutton against three . meat pocking plants In the. Vernon,areo of 1"'" Anl!el .. was extended to fOllr. otller, planls. when .e.cause-of -..eather conditions and ayeement was nol reached In that .electronic lj1UIS1Tllssion difficulties on aeparote dllJlilte. A CQlt of U'ring' clause . the New Yi>rk Stoc:k Exchange, oome ls 'the 1111ln problem ln_that wolill!UL • -~ are missing from today's listings. During the rel.ail market strike, stores Add1doo1lly, readers may find some •list-t•inaincd operi with a u p.e r v I a or y Inga where closing are not accurate. The persoonel manning che<:kstanda aad Daily ..Pilot regrets-this lnoonveolence .. tl>-flUln shef....,-But spot • shortages of its reeders. ·Every_effort Will be made to · a number of items were noted IOOl'I correct , the electronic dilficultles for after tbe nee: s start ot the strike. Tueoday s market closings. Telmaten, meat cutters llld operatln~ • IS.. STRIKE, ~p !) I on Balb10a -1s1aoc1 at Maribe ·Avenue ' . HIGH TIOES MAY PLAGUE EAST, NOT WEST, Pogo 11 where it intersects with Balboa Avenue and Park Avenue. The island's tidegates have been closed, preventing draining of the flooded areas by nonnaJ means. Several road closures.made motoring· difficult with portions of River Street between 40th and 43rd and 37tb and 39th Street blocked to traffic. Also closed was ,the 32nd Street ·Connector with Ne>A-port and Balboa Boulevards. Low· lying areas of MacArthur Boulevard remain passable ·today. In C.Osta Mesa the completion of a new $nn drain left the tr.aditionally y,•orst flooding trouble spot, Fainiew Road, relatively dry, FI o o ding was reported only at Bear Street and Sunflower Avenue where ·Workmen drained the intersection by pwicbing a hole in a curb. The rain dampened streets i n Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley, causing motorists to drive more slowly, but neither city felt the temper of the st.91:m. Ellis Avenue, west g.f Newland Street, had a lot of water on it but closing was not required. .,.. In Laguna Beach, hardware store owner Bill Shields measured a total of 1.64 inches of rain for the duration of the stonn but that was not enou~h to c.ause any flooding. However, City Street Supt. Ralph Moline said there could be a problem if another ,hard rain, like the one on Saturday, bombards the saturated ground. The Saddleback Valley also escaped rain damage except for Mission Viejo wh&e the rain was blamed for crushing an· eight-inch '''ater line to a bowling alley on :P.1arguerite Parkway and La Paz Road. The rupture anci road closure caused some traffic problems, according Patrolmen said one southbound lane and two "'rthbound lanes of tbe Golden S~te · Freeway were closed at San FernandO Road near Sylmar. Tbe southtx>und lane was reported to have caVed in . at spots where runoff wat~n undermined the pavement. 'The other lanes were covered with oozing mud. All ma~or roads were . reported open, but motOrists caught in the rain-slowed rush hour were late for work. Flooding and nludslides were reported in the mountains east 0£ Si.rt:" Diego and Escondido to t.he south.· The AJr Force used a snowplow from its Mt. Lagun11i radar station east of San Diego to rescue at least 4-0 ;>ersons stranded .in campers for two days. The National Weather Service said record rainfall drench~ downtown Los Angeles Sunday. Forecasters said 2.05 inches of . rain fell during that 24.·hour period, topping the previous Jan. 6 mark FIRST CALL SOLD . REFRIGERATOR The price was right -and so v.•as the time. This ad sold a refrigerator on the first can, LARGE Frig. deluxe w/cro.5s top freezer. Avocado green . Nr. new. XJnt cond. $125. (Phone No.) Daily Pilot results often come that quickly . . . and satisfactorily . Test it for Yourself. Dial the direct line to results at the Daily Pilot. Phone 642-5678. San Luis Obispo recorded 3.4 Inches in the-24 hours-before~ a-a.m;--today· and the rain continued. Gibraltar Dam. located on the santa Ynez River in the rilountain range north of Santa Barbara, had 3. 72 ·mches in a 24-hour period. In San I.Alis Obispo County, motorists !Sec SLIDES, Page Z) Em~rald-Bay Builder Howarth Rites Wednesday Rosary Will be recited Wednesday in Corona del Mar for Fred J. Howarth. the developer of Emerald Bay, who died Sunday in his Newpo.rt Beach home. Mr. HoWarth, 74, b'ad been ill for a short time prior to his death. Mr. Hov.•arth headed his I and development firm from 1930 until his death. In addition to the creation or Emerald Bay. the company a I s o developed San Marino and Tooele. Utah. He was a native of Ne\V Jersey who came to California in 1921. He worked for Title Insurance and Trust Co. before starting his own firm. Mr. Howarth leaves his v.•idow, Pauline, of the family home at 562 Vista Flora; four daughters, Mrs. \Villiam Dyche. Sandra Fay, Lorraine and Freede Howarth: a sistern, Nancy Riling ; a brother, Earl 11owarth; five grandchi ldr e n and two great~ grandchildren. Requiem l\1ass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday in Our Lady, Queen of Ang.els Church, Corona del Mar. Interment will follow at Pacific View Memorial Park. . o."' ....... ,,,., ...... MOTORIST GITS OFF BALBOA FERRY AND MAKES-WAVES ON PALM STREET , ~ In Newport Buch, Rlln and Tldoo Combine to f.lood Low·Lylng. Aro1 '. ' • • . ' • ... , t'1LOI N Mond.,, JanuarY, i, 1974 Tells 'Affairs' 1 Sauna Victim's • Spouse TestitieS By TOM BARLEY Of rllt o.ur !"Hor Sttff Maria Parson v;atched her husband from the front to\V of a crowded courtroom today while he admitted in testimony to an Orange county Superior Court jury that he had had sexual relations with other women. But the con!essiOJ elicited by Holiday Health Spa attorney Donald A. Ruston's questtonjng produced no reaction 'f~m the ~·haired ,plaintiff who had earher Nixon Works On Message , -New Budget President..Nixon setUed into his second full week at the Western \Vhi te House today, working on the mass ive new federal budget and the State of the Union message. The new v.·ork schedule follov.·s a weekend marked by the worst weather of any Presidential visit so far, but the rain did not deter the first family. The Nixons and friends emerged from the ·compound twice Surlday -to attend morning church services at the San Clemente Presbyterian Church, then to have dinner at the El Adobe Restaurant in San Juan Capistrano. It was the fint time the President had left his enclave since early in the week when he and friend C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo , took advantage of the rare sunshine and drove through residential street.a along the Soutl. Coast. Like all the President's outside activities during this trip Sunday's two jaunts were unaMounced. but word had spread fast among the c h u r c h membership. Police said several worshipers had told them Sunday morning . that the congregation was expecting t b e President. Careful planning assured that few members were kept from sharing the service with the Nixons, daughter Tricia Cox and Rebozo. After attending the rites the Nixons posed on the front walk of the church and chatted briefly with t~e pastor, 'the Rev. Joseph Stephens. The pC>Sing was brief, ho'fever, because of the rain. Immediately after.i.·ard the dro~in guests entered a limousine for the dfive across town to La Casa Pacifica. Later in the day the same _group boarded the same car and drove . along old Pacific coast Highway to the El Adobe where some patrons already had been i'noved out of one section to make way for the Presidential party. Sampling fare which is standard for the first family, the Nixons, lt1rs. Cox and Rebozo spent little more than an hour at the Mexican restaurant a block from the gates of the old mission. The restaurant's mariachi band -a frequent ~urce of ent~rtainment at the President's social functions -serenaded the diners with "Guadalajara," Rebozo tipped the trio at the end of the song. In all the tab for the dinners and margariias came to about $25, said restaurant manager Ed Cornwell. 'Ibis week's schedule calls for no public appearances by the President. Instead, the Chlef Executive plans to work on his two main projects -the budget and the speech he will deliver personally to Congress soon after it convenes Jan. 21. - The biggest secret of the visit - now in i'-' 12th day -is when and how the President will return to Washlng!Dn , D.C. Aides now are hinting more strongly that the President will lea..,·e in the manner which he arrived, unannounced ! and aboard a scheduled airliner. : ~So far, no officials are speculating f on the departure da te. 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Those three personalities have been described In court as sex-hungry Maria who satisfied her urges by finding mates in bars, remorsefUl Belt.Y wbo bitterly regretted Maria's escapades and the submerged real self of Mrs. Parson. Ruston subjected Parson, 49, to intensive questioning today as he probed into the sexual e,ctiviUes of the witness. Parson denied, glancing at hi s impassive \\1ife from time to time, that he had ever ur ged her to join hiin in a wife-swapping foursome or that he had ever as.ti;ed her to accompany him on a visit to a topless bar. He also denied under R us t o n · s questioning that he had ever encouraged her to seek sexual relationships "'ilh other men or that he had once in Las Vegas encouraged a male friend of the family to visit her in her roon1 . Parson's testimony was interrupted today while Ruston and attorney ~1arvin Lewis Sr. questioned a subpoenaed Costa ~1esa real estate man who admitted he dated Mrs. Parso n outside his office at 2790 Harbor Blvd . Realtor Daniel C. Lee denied that he had ever had~ sexual ' relationships with Mrs. Parson, 49, and testified tha t his conversation Y.'ith the provocatively dressed ~oman had been confined lo the Uindon Bridge at Lake Havasu, jewelry and her marital status. Lee admitted that he · deliberately "·aited for Mrs. Parson outside the Har- bor Boulevard 'building late lt:t year, introduced himself and gave her his business card. He testified that he took her for drink s to a Warner Avenue restaurant and made a date to see her a week later in C.O.Sta Mesa but she failed to keep the appointment. • "Did you have sexual relations with her ?" Lewis asked· Lee. "No," Lee firmJy replied. Lewis said today tha_t he '-intends to put l\irs. P.arson on the starid as his next Jo\'itness and that she will be followed by a number of psychiatrists who have examined her since the sa una incident. Several patrons of the health spa have testified that the sauna room door which Mrs. Parson allegedly could not open·· was corroded and defective and that he?Jtb spa persoMel were never within shouting distance of the room when patrons had difficulty with the door. Fron• Page 1 BUNGALOWS ... through the park. About 10 of the cottage O\vners have already complied with the order and torn their homes down . The Irvine Company a s s u m e d responsibility for evicting the people after it terminated the long-term lease on the park h~ld by Newport Beach resident i\farshall Duffield. The company has provided some financial assistance to old age resident s of the park who could not afford to move. Broderick also said his suit will also deal with an apparent move on the city'! part to order demolition of the structures now 50 the O\vners will not have 10 be compensated if there is a road-wid ening project along Paciflc Coast Highway In the future. Bay Shore Trailer Park is located at 112 W. Coast Highway, on the shore of UP.per Newport Bay, near the Coast High"·ay bridge over the bay. The entire trailer park was in the path of the now-defunct Pacific Coast Freeway and its use apparently was allowed to remain as long as the freeway was still planned. The Irvine Company has said that it plans 10 tea r down the entire-park "sometime in the future" for a C()mmercial development. Residents of the cottages have argued in the past that they should be allowiil to remain until that development beglns. ---niere have been no other specific highway plans approved since the freeway was killed, although a consultant has recommended constructiOn Of a second bay crossing tl)at coqJd ,wipe out at least part of the trailer port. ,_" .• The city councll bas not yet -....,. on that recommendation. ·• H ;k!y 'Rest~g' WASHINGTON (UPI\ -Physlcianl are optlml1tlc _tbaLJC.ray t.,_tmentl have cured Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey • (D-MlM.), of any danger stemmJns from- .a minute tumor on his bladder e~ If it turns out to be malignant. The year-old fonner vfce president rested comfortably today at BethoJda Nevil .H06pital where he under went follow.up tests to the X-ray treatments he beian in November. l , Starti1a9 1Vith a Tour Laurel Arnold guides her first grade class around Andersen School in Newport Beach. Today marked the opening day !or the school. 1900 Port Seaborne \Vay. School spokesmen said that. in spite of the rail1. Daylight Saving Time and the first day back • • Dtllr l"Hot s111f l'hor. from Christmas vacation, the opening of the school was on ·time and "very smooth." Work still needs to be completed on the school's playground and cafeteria. • ._,.. ... l'ro•>P ... 1 ~ • SCHOOLS •.• .. Beach.sunset Beach are1, where bul plckupe 1t1rt befOll 7 a.m. lllit !or the -port, lluolloil<!<l ..... niioll llllll ._. DllllleCI ....,...i.d that calls rtll«led coocer~ with the 'blis schedule In lhe rain thaq with the darkness. School officials all said they will withhold Judiment of th' new tl!ne p/qo until the rain stope and they have A chance to judge the 1<:tual effect of the darkness on the start of school. ~ tho state 'and nation, reactiOQ . to t1wt 1energy-saving daylight plan wer mind. ·1 "I think It wlll help the bar business, Sacramento restaurant anda bar ownet Alfred Alvernaz said. "When people are --returning home from work . they will ' stop for a drink if it is light outsidej If it is dark, they~thlnl< they "'°"~ be home." . ~ "We ' are· going to be preUy hard hit as far as ramUy trade goes/' said June Smith, manager g SaerllJ1'tnti drlye-in ll)l)Yle. :;be tomjlWned .tlll:1t JUI latet startJng time '!,or l!bo\fs eliminate family trade during-the because cblldlt• wlll' have ID ·be bed early for sdtoor. • ~ -~ Ben \Vannerdam, · l'ho. pwn,5 a. !aria south of Sacramento and milks 400 cows daily, said "It doesn't make muct\_ difference to me one wey or tHe other."..\. He said farmers generally are up hours before It gets light and an hour eitherway doesn't _change much. He.-sa1d the creameries y.•ill change with the lime so there are no problems getting the milk procC6Scd. · · But he did say it will help farmers in the evening houn because they l}Q. longer will have to feed the livestock Slain N ews1nan' s Kin FroM P .. e 1 SLIDES ... by tractor and ~rn lights. , There were only a few problems associated with the changeover, executed during the predawn boon Sunday. The Caribbean did not change to daylight were advised to take U.S. 101 north time, and hWKlreds of tourists In San .to Carmel instead of California 1, which Juan . P.R., missed flights to the U.i . faced a severe danger of mudslides. mainland as three major alrlinfJ,! The ralnfall wun't as heavy east changed their schedules to oonfo·nn A Win Record Lawsuit f Lo •••eles U.S. tl!ne. Distribution of the largest lawsuit in the Sliver Dollar to evacuate it due 0 s ...... ,. · The airlines, American, Eastern arll settlement ever made in Los Angeles to the impending tear gas attack, Riverside had .14 inch in the last Pan Ari'lericah, tried to tetefjhone their county 1 to the family of slain newsman following • report that a man with ' 24 houn and 1.82 lncbel f(om U~ stonn. passengers but some apparently did n6t Ruben saJazar of 5anta Ana, has been a gun had been aeeo entering. -WEATHIRMAN _'WORST OF get the word. formally approved. The tear' gas projectile -carrying The effects of the switch were perha19 Los Angeles County Superior Court a stencil-painted Warning that i't was STORM OV!~' Story Pa .. 5 lea.!it felt on Block Island. R.I., wbldl Judge Alfred ·J. McCourtney confirmed dangerous to bystanders for use under The first two rnll~ of Topanga canyon unilaterally declared itself on Daylight terms or division of the $700.000 such conditions -was fired at close Saving Time Nov. 11 , to help reduce settlement of an original $1.S million range tbrqh-il ~rWay. up from .Pacific Coast Highway were energy consulnption. . claim. Salazar, who bad. been sitting on a being evacuated u authorities feared .. 1 think it's about time they did Salazar, 46 at the time, died Ang. bar stool hiving 1 -and discllssing furtller f!oodlng. catch up 10 us," said Block IJ!and's 29, 1970, when hit in the bead by a the d.lsturbaoce with other Chicanos ~-"'Ibere's about S'A feet of debris in City Clerk, Edith I.Jttlefleld. ~ the SU was blown off h1s aeat. tear gas projectile flred into ver Other patro'.m wbo·fied when the shell TopaJ1ia Creek and lf that overflows Experts have not agreed u to the Dollar cafe in Easl Los Angeles by xploded ~ deputies' claims that it will take out some homes," said exact energy-saving effect of Daylight a she.riff's d~puty. Salazar was ~~erin~ ~Y were forewarned with a bullhorn. . U. Je!T}' Conklin of the Malibu sheriff's saving Time, but most believe it will a c:ruc~ distsaurbanll ceandat cthehil"'~e. still 'l11e slain neW'51D1!1'8 .widow y.·ill station. ''Tbls is a precautionary be small. ln 'New York. where the SW! · Hts widow. Y, _ -~~ ~--.. ·--receive $340,lOl-and Mbis •. cbildr.eo,J.isa..,_,__ blll· ,.1 -..A.. . rises at 8:20 a.m. EDT, Louis Roddl(.' live at---2608 W. AurQra. St., Santa Ana. l3 Stephanie 12 and John g ·will recei ve meuure we can '' n e-co~ence-·-vice clf&ltmlllf'6f·Ui~·~1rdITTed'Edi*:"i The . Los Angel.~ 11mes writer and $56,784 apitcf for bis-wronif~ death. let the people stay up there,» ~said. Electric Company, estimated the time Kl\1EX-TV telev1s1on commen~tor was The remainder of tfte huge setUement A receivlna area was being set up switch would save -4 million barrdt burie<I. fl· P;l<iliC. lt"4 Me!'J'ln»l ~~· lnclulfes $17113.ll in klgaJ fees to \It• ~t the fillll6u Gommtulity· Centtr and of oil in a year. The United Statet Corona cteP ~1ar.: : ' family's atto~ys, plus. J21968 for court the Red Q!>ss was r1:adfini· J4c;Uities ~ ~ about 18 million ~els·.# He was . covering the 1970 East LO& costs . ~d .$l5,624 . was, r.eim~~ ~ w more~~ ~pie Jn~ ... he otl '~ery day. .. • ~ ... Angeles .riots for .KtJEX .. w~ ,fain the ·state foi''Workrrieh'~ 'Comperi5'3t!on. said.' . · • The Federal Energy Office estimate! by UL_ tear ,gas ·Pl'9Jectlle. : • • • More mudshdes tvere feared as up th~. sjl.vjpg would amount to 100,<MX> l8 Deputies Claimed they warned patrons-to four inches of rain was forecast 150,000 barrels o! oil a day. Robert Moody Funeral Rites ' Slated Tuesda)· Funeral services will be held Tuesday for long-time . Cor..oga. de} lt1ar .iriterior decorating finn o'o\1ler Robert E. Moody Sr., who was 68 when he died Saturday. He was the father of Cosla Mesa Police Capt. Robert E. Moody Jr. and ~tarvellee Cariaga, a well-known West Coast concert and opera singer. Rites for Mr. ~toody, who lived at 1765 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. wiU be at 2 p.m., in Pacific View Mortuary Chapel, Corona de! Mar, under direction of Baltz-Bergeron Funeral Home. J\.fr. J\.toody moved to the Harbor Area with his ·family in 1947 and opened Moody Interiors, a decorating firm which he operated along with his lvlfe, ri-1arvellee. He had more recently been involved with decorating work for private contractors as a supplier,. ·While Mrs. Moody was the principal interior desJgner in their partnership. Survivors include Mr. Moqdy's wae, his son , Capt. MQC!dy; commander of the Police Department's s er \t t c es division : the daughter,.Mrs. Marvellee Cariaga, of Long . ~adt; a brother, John W. Moody and lour granddt~. llis daughter is well knowii ft a concert and opera singer and is a member of the.San Francisco. San Diego and Vancouver, British Columbia, opera companies. · . Her husband , Mr. Moody's $00-in-law, is Daniel earlaga, 43. musician and music critii: for the Los Angeles Times. Forgery Charged Bernardino Man , LANCASTER (AP) -.A e.year .. ld Sari Bernardino man baa hem book«! for illvesligatlon of forgery alter hlcbway ~~!men found a large ""'®er of appereeuy forged welfare Ac!entlficetlon Cll'ds and ftllore che<b In Ille car be was drtv!n1. sheriff's deputteo said. Allan Cleo Jones was arreited late Sunday after being s!Dpped !or a speeding vtolaUon. 1be •rrestlri& ollictr said be dllcked the trunk of the car · Joneo WU driving and found I number of · packageo ccotslnlJll · ldtnUflcatlon carc11 from the Deportment ol lfwn•n R....,.cts Development , &Iona wl!h checks rang Ins efronl .. to $75. JontS was booked at the Lancaster sheriff's statk>n and held· on Sl00,000 ball, authorities aald. FroM PGfle J for mowitaln areas, a spokesfnan for the Nalional Weather Service said. STRIKE 1 , The spokesman said flooding in some • • • high desert areas could be ei;pected enetnee:rs. in addition lo wage and-·fringe benefit increases, were gi\'en cost of living clauses which afford members raises tied to the O:msw:Otr Price Index. Machinists bad no such Cliuse ~in their pact, bl.it received a slighUy higher v.·age package. The T~lllJ.ter l!l'c!,.caµ1l4 fui: workers Who now make $5.21 an hour to receive 35 cents more in the fint year and 30 cent.a per hour more, in each of the second and third years of the contract. Management also agreed to a clause whereby 25 percent of workers may refuse overtime work. Market owners bad said such a clause. if it applied to all workers, could cripple the industry, which deals with perishable food stuffs. Machinists "'on a total wage package increasing their pay $1.17 an hour over the three years. Stainless Steel Fabric· Care · Tub If temperatures rise, melting the oewly fallen snow. But he said such flooding should be minor . The new storm front is expected to pass through the Southern California •rtl ]<>day, the spokesman said. Mindreds of motorists were stranded in rnountaW: from Santa Barbara to San Diego ·after the storm dumped foUr to five feet of snow on resort areas, authorities said. Drifts of up to 2S feet were reported on some roads. The San Bernardino Cowity Sherif.f's department said food airlifts may · be initiated if snow continues to block niountain roads. About 2,000 families were reported trapped in the Lake Arrowhead area'· as snow continued to pile up on the five-foot drifts already smothering roads. Schools were closed until at least Wednesday, ·authorities said. FULL 2 YEAR 1 PARTS ancl loAIOR WARIANrY- a s.-th, R"'t-Pl'OO!, ChlP'Proof a ldlil for 111 Wash- 11111 P1brk1 a Lim tho Llffll"" . of tho Wnfior. - • PWS ••• a washable knits c'Yclt .,..,., __ _ ......... [ ..... ...... .,...... ,,.. ., ... ... _ ... __ -----· WE ". .TAKI 'JUDI-INS ·, NDWy Salls Far less IUn Military Jet Fligh~ 'On' WASHINGTON !APJ -Air National Guard and air reserve training ntghU, grounded Dee. 22 , by the _fuel 1h9i:f,age, are· beinl; reiwne<!; !be Pentagon said today. Spo~esman Jerry W. Friedbeim sald resumption of ~bts l\'a& ~ made possible by an increased nllocaUon of daily military fuel consumption by the F e de r a I Energy Office. Air National Guard officials had expressed alarm over t he standdown in operations, claiming pilots would lose efficiency and the. airplanes would deteriorate, especially in winter weather. ' -- " . . SPEED 11UEEN. · · .. .,..,Ult(M>. " " fO DAY CASH 'wtTH A~C::D · ~ ~ 1115 llEWPORT ILYD. Downtown Costa MISl-1lllll-wmi ' ,, J, , I • I ' ·-· ' •' ' l I ' ' .-' • " , ·• • ·Ora11de Coa8t e DITIO Today's Final N.Y. Stocks - ' . VOL. 67, NO. 7, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORAt'jGE COUNTY, CALIFO~NIA MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1974 c TEN CENTS --· . Park Start Troubles Newport-Mesa Schools By JOANNE REYNOLDS 0t-...e-.,.11, P'llll starf Thousands of Orange Coast school dllldren set out for classes today in the . rain and dark wJth the switch to Daylighl Saving Time. -~~ sampling of school districts along toe coast showed that things were nmnlng falrly smoolhly with most Jnconwniences credi!ed to the raiit in the return of students and staff from Quislmas v,catlons. ,.put officials of the districts 1urveyed qpresaed concern that large numbers • President's Term Limit Four Years? o( children will be iJOing to . achoo! In-l)llmbe• oLyoung children d_diog tbeir the darlt fOr at least-the next month. bl.cycles to school in the dark; we are Jean Hannon, administrative assistant di1CUssing the possibility.._of starting to the superintendent of the Newport-school an hour later, aUhifugh we are Mesa Unified S<.1ix>I District, said they aware of the terrible inconven1ence that are considering movl.ng the sJ,arting time would pose to ~en ts," she aald. of their elementary schools back one Mn. Harmon said district persoMel hour. -were deployed to the early bua stops "Our kindergarten to s I x t h grade to wait with children but a check of schools start between 1:30 a.m. and the bus stop people revealed that few 93.iTI::-"Dut -weOo havf tfifee bUs pfck;-children -rode-the buses~on the raiV ups before 8 a.m. day. · "We are as concerned about the bike "We're assuming that ~rents drove ride~s as ·anyone else. With a large tbem and that is a. condition that will I WAS!flNGTON (UPI\ -The Senate Watergate ·committee hinted thi s _ afternoon it may recommend that llftllidential -tenul'!s be limited to-one - lour-year term financed In °a radically_ new" way. The commitlee made the suggestions Sn a two-page amended complaint and 32·poge memorandum Hied in U.S. District Court ID lb suit to pt Prnident NilOrl's secret Watergate tape re<:ordlngs. HJf, fer example, it is coocluded that the -President and his c l o s e s t subordinates . wtre involved In serious lmlngdoing rel>ting to the !'9 7 2 pmlclential campaign and election, far· rucblng remedies may be necessary," ii aid. . • -"In-iik:b circumstances. the ooaunittee rnigbl reeOmrnond that presidential tenure 'bi limited to one term and "'=r;:""' "'' the president in, 1be Q to choose his SUccellOr be drastically limited, or the committee 11\l&l>t projlDOe 1 radically new campolgo fiilanclng system that •'Ould aeverely curtail lhe amount of private monies tliat mlrht be contributed ." - · U.S. bistrtct Judge John J. Sicica signed an order earlier in the day turning over the committee's suit to U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell. The committee cited a new' law - which Nlxm permitted to become law Dec. 11 without hi,, signature -that pve committee members new power to !lJbpoena White House documents. Silica in October ruled tbat he and ~ cxmmtittee did not have jurildiction • compel Nixon to comply wUh the oui.-i.as. · 1.)Tbe committee , in this suit, ii aeeting Ute tapes of five conversatiool Nixon bad with theo·Wblte House coumel John W. Dean Ill. On Friday Nixon refused tt comply with additional subpoenas Mmandlng several hundred other tape s and documents. •··MeanWhile, a spokesman at the .West.em White H014'e in San Clemente said today President Nixon has no plans to y"ield subpoenaed documents to the !tnate Watergate committee. despite Vice .Presideut Gerald R. F o r d • s !t.atement that a compromise may be lJo3slble. •· In a televised interview Sund8y, Ford satd if the committee cuts its demands .ftr some 500 taped conversations and !Cores of other docwnent.s, a compromise may be tn the realm of possibility. But today, deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said there has "been ->thing to change" Nixon's fiat refusal to tlD'n over any of the subpoenaed iloc:um<nta to the rommlltee on grounds tUt it is a "usurpation': of e1ecuti.Ve '°"" by Coognss. ' <:eut • " U,I T ....... 'IF YOU'VE GOT E~GH FAITH, YOU WON'T GET SICK' ' . ' Mr1. LH Belcher 81ptiud in Sub-FrM1in9 Huron River, Mlchig1n l~y Baptislp Mi chiga11 W 01ne11 'Overtlirow Satan' ROMULUS, Mich. (AP) -With snow falling and the temperature in the teens, two women dressed in their Sunday besi walked to a hole in the ici · to be baptized by total immersion in the HlD'Oll River. "I feel good." said Sister Margaret, minutes before her baptism Sunday. "I've overthrown Satan. He fought me last rllghl He said, "Tell them you'll go in the summer when jt's not so · cold.' "But the Lord said, 'You might not have the time. You'll lose grace. I'll take care of you.' " Along the riverbank in Lower Huron Metrapolltan Park, some 50 members of the Little Jda Church of Ecorse, Sauna Victim's Spouse Tes tifies About 'Affairs' By TO~! BARLEY ot tflt Diiiy •net Sti tt Mich. huddled togethe'r singing : "Halletu;ah to Jesus who died on tht tree, "To f"flise up this ladfitr of mercy for me. "Press onward, climb onward, the tops is in view, "There's a crown of briQht glory waiti'n~ for you:" The Rev. Lloyd Smith and his congregation fell to their knees in the snow as the c~remony bega n. The' pastor pressed his head to the ice on a shallow stretch of the river and prayed : "Oh Lord, thank you for these two thal have come out here today. Oh Lord , . bless these tv;o candidates." The minister then walked out onto the ice. In the middle "of the river, he stepped into a· spot clear of ice, the frigid water rising to his knees. He motioned for the Rev. Walter Smith, assislirit pastor of the church, to join him. Sister fi.1argaret, who would not giwe her full name or address, and Mn. Lee Belcher, 50, of Lincoln Park, Mich., went to the hole in the ice.· "You don't get cold; the Lord keeps • you warm," a woman on the bank explained quietly. conl(oue . .as !orig as the rain doei .. We won't b4f. making any declSIOOlf until ·we get an outpouring of sentiment from parents," Airs. Harmon added. The other districts -Laguna Beach, Caplslri!OO "14 ~ddleback unifieds and Fountain Valley elementary -reported no compJaitlts were logged· in district offices and some sketchy checks of the schools failed to tum up protests from wor11ied parenli•--------- ln these districts, elementary schools start after 8 a.m., near dawn. But high school , students found themselves Mesa traveling in the dark. Mission Vle.)o, which shares facililies- with El Toro lligh School, starts itS half-day session at 7: IS a.m. as does Edison High School in Huntington Beach. Pifost of th:!· other high schools start before r a:m. -- One mother of a Fountain Valley. High School student said she drov... her daughter to .school while on her way to _work_rathet. than-send her---to the bus stop in the da rk. At ·Huntington Beach High School, officials said they received about 25 ' calls from worried parents in the Seal Beach-Sunset Beach area, where -bus pickups start before 7 a.m. But !of the most part , Huntington Beach Union lligh School Districct repor red that calls reflected concern with the bus schedule in the rain than with the darkness. School officials all said they will withhold judgment of the new time plan until the rain stops and they have a chance to judce the actual effect of the darkness on the start of sc:hool. Highlights Mayor Ciuts£,aifview Park, Bond Issue ' The acquisition of the FairView Park property and a $4. million bond issue to buy 70 acres of open space for Costa Mesa were the most significant city achievements in 1973, Mayor Jack Hammett said today. In his annual "state of the city" statement -a press release issued to newspapers -the mayor singled out these two items as having the greatest impact on the city. The purchase of the ~7-acre Fairview site by Orange County will insure that the site will remain as "permanent open space, free from potential residential or commercial development," Hammett said. "The bond issue which p a s s e d overwhelmingly and provided 70 acres of addltlooal part sites throughout the city was a-significant benefit for the people of Costa Mesa," he added. "! w.r;i porti<µlarly, pleale<I !O see the 'porticlpalioo <I' so many fine pedple in the community on behalf ol the bond effort. 'nle ecology cluhl from both high school& In the clly alllllsted greatly in tbe pasSage of this issue." Other accompliahments cited by Hanunett included adoption -or-a re.development plan for the downtown area of Costa Mesa, the widening of Bea r-St11<I, doubling the size of South Costa Plaza, resurfacing of streets and oomplelion of the Fairview Road stonn . drain. . In the area of intergovernmental rel>tionships Hammett poioled with prhie to the agreement for police services in Irvine, joint data processing involvirig several municipalities, and a mutual aid (ire pact with Santa Ana. During 1973 final Improvement:!! were also completed on six of Costa Mesa 'a 18 park ailes and the median strlpa: Motorcyclist Killed DOWNEY (UPI) -A motorcylist was killed and his woman paaenger crifically injured when a ipotorlst backed his car out of a driveway and struck them. Dead was John D. Horn, 37, of Long Beach. Anne Blaugh, 38, of Whittler was reparted in c r i t i c a I condition Sunday al Downey Community Ho.plial. STOCKS SNA RLED BY TRA NSMISSIO N on several major roads, Hammett reported. Hammett said be was especially pleased about the increase of citizen involvement in such areas as sign control, city beautification and goals and objectives. "Overall, I am very pleased with the accomplishments our city government Mesa Unaffected has been able to achieve during 1973 and I have enjoyed being city councilman and mayor during this progressive year,'' he said. "The ci ty is currently working on additional projects and I predict that 1974 will even be a better year for improvement and progress in COsta Mesa." I Coast Flooding Reported As New Storm Looms By llUDI NIEDZIE1SKI or 111 DelfJ' ,..... 11111 u~ ,rtin pelted the Orange Cout again today, · brioglng with it nooc11ng in Newport Beach and the prospect of-dam.age in other areaa when a new raimtorm, 250 miles . oil the coast, rolls Into the area Wednesday. Virtually all of the Finley tract in Newport Beach was reported flooded and water was said to be entering so~e homes alooi River street between 31th and 3ttb StreeL Workmen ...,.e busy piling .up salldbogs al the end of 31th Street and at the lifeguard headquarters al the NeWport Beach pier where rain, poupled with high Udea threatened the building lt&eU. More than 1,550 sandbags have been pl>ced·l round 'th• 1tilt..upported building which lOst part of its cement slab driveway to erosion Sunday. .Both the Rivo Alto and the Rialto HIGH TIDES MAY PLAGUE EAST, NOT WEST, P190 11 channels this morning were filled to capacity with add1Uooal downpours threatening to spUI water over the bulkheads. Crews were standing by to pump water on Balboe Island at ?t1arine Avenue where it intenects with Bal&a A venue and Park Averrue. The Island's Udegates have been closed, preventing draining of the flooded areas by normal means. Several road closures made motoring dllficull with portions DI River Streel between 40lh and 4!rd and 37tb and 39th Street blocked lo lrlflic. Also closed was the 32nd Street connecior with Newport and Balboa Boulevards. Low· lying areas of MacArthur Boulevard remain passable today. drained the intersection by punching •' hole in a curb. The rain dampei!ed streets i n Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley, cabsin~ motorlst.s ·to drive more slowly, but nellher city fell the temper of the storm. Elli! Avenue, west of Newland Str~eet, had a lot of water on il but cl~ing was not required. In Laguna Beach, hardware store (See RAIN, Page Z) * * * Mudslides Halt J. Drivers; Rain, Snow Continue LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ral1>-..Ued Souµiern C.alifomia was lllt by mort heavy rain and snow today, slowing rush-hour traffic and causing more mudslides. The California Highway Patrol said new slides were reported along New Topanga Canyon Road , I"''<> miles north of Old Topanga Canyon Road. Patrolmen said one southbound lane 1tnd t"'·o northbound lanes or the Golden State Freeway were closed at San Fernando Road near Sylmar. The southbound lane was reported to have caved in at spots where runoff waters undennined the pavement. 'The other lanes were covered with oozing mud. All major roads were reported open. but motorists caught in the rain·slowed 1 rush hour were late for "·ork. : Flooding and mudslides were reported in the mountains east of San Di~go and Escondido lo the south. ·--11--·;'• ,. - Maria Parson watched her husband from the front row of a crowded courtroom today while he admitted in testimony to an Orange COunly Superior Court jury that he bed had sexual relations with other women. Sister Margaret emerged from total immersion without so much as a shiver, her face iglOW I throwing kiSSCS toward tile congregation . ~ - Because of weather conditions and electronic transmission difficulties on the New York Stpc.k E1change, some stocks: are missing' frOm toda,y's listings. Additlooally, readers may find some list· ings where closing are not accurate. The Daily Pilot regrets this inconvenience to its readel'l!I. Every effort will be made to correct the electronic difficulties for Tuesday's market closings.· Jn Costa Meu the completion of a new storm drain left the traditionally \\'orst flooding trouble spot, Fairview Road, relatively dry. F 1 o o d i p • was reported ~ly at Bear Street and Sunflower Avenue where workmen The Air Force used a sno)Yplow from (Ste SLIDES, Page %) ' W111athe r ' Tbe -tber.:'IOl'Ylce calls for , partial clearing Tuesday, but doo 't put away youc rain gear. Long term forecast &bows continuea lhowers Wedoelday through Fri- day, Hlghl in the low liOe. LoW1 in the upper 408. ---INSmE TODAY Who t.otar1 the panU at &he Farah Manufacturing Company1 WllUt Foroh, the bithop or i+nion or_ganUtr1?. Sec 1t01J />ag• 7. I Ntl• JI L, M • ...,. ti C .. lfW!lftt J Cl.....itf U.H -" -" D.iii~Hi'Hen n _, ............. • ..,...,_. 2t-t1 ....... 1+11 ,.... ....... 11 ...... 11 .. "" ""'" . But the-c0oression elicited l>y Holiaay Health Spa attorney Donald A. Ruston's questioning produced no reaction from the red-haired. plaintiff who had, earlier faced a battery of press and televisiol' cameras._ as she-entered the countJ CO\D1.house for the first time • in the sauna bath trial. Under heaiy sedation, Mrs. Parson, 49, wartea her turn to go on the witness stand as her husband resumed tesUmony in her $1 illilllon lawsuit against the health spa. U is aJIW<! that her entnpmeru In Ute sauna room on ?.1arch 21 1970 created 1 a trauma that transformed her into -..three-women.. Those three personalities have been - described In court as sex-hungry Marla. w6o satialleil oo urges by finding mates In ban, remorseful Betty who bltlerlJ regretted Marla's escapades and the submerged real sell ot Mrs. Parson. Ruston subjected Parson. 49, to (Set SAUNA, hp ll Then the mini5ters leaned Mrs. Belcher back\vard under the river water . Mr. Smith aiked if any others wished baptism. Hoa1si1ag lssa1e Tops ' ' "Jf so, v.·e 'll go out there again," be said. No-one ebe requested baptism. Council Faces 20 Hearings ; I • FIRST CA.LL SOLD A r<e<>rd number ol 20 .public hearings REFRIGERATOR are 1eheduled lor the Costa M.,. Oty 1.. ~ Council tonight with adoption Of the '!'be price was right -and' IO wu general plan housing etemeol the moot 'the time. Thi. ad oold' a' relrl(eritor imp0ttan1 _ and JJO"~bly mo a t on the firsl call : c:ontri>versial -Item m llie agenila . LAJ\!lE li'rlfl. -wlcl'oU -The maratbof1.,__couoc!J .-_gets top freezer. Avvcoclo green. µoder way at 6:30' in council Chambor1, Nr. new. Xlftl cond. •w. ?7 Fair Drive. (Phone No.) Recqrnment\ed in_ !he housing elerncnt Daily Pilot reSults often come that Ire 1ow,cring t~ cost oC housing, quickly ... and satisfactorily. Test It • reduction of bhgbl and •on Ing for yourstlf. Di1l the dlre<t lino to lnDon.!iSl<nCitol, and· I m P r o v I D g lhe result& at Ille Dally Piiot. Phont IQ.5'71. qu~y =eJ!ioeill b• il~y be<n • I") approved by the Planning Coolmission and the Goals and Objectives Committee which revised and refined a draft tlem<nl provided by the consulting flnn ol Manball F. Lim and Associates. The majority of the remaining public hearings are {pr zone change• to brine r school sites and parks into Conlcnnance with the Costa Mesa General Plan. These changes are considered tec:hnicil and no c:ontrove"l' i.. ex!"cled· I Al!o .. tooight'• C•ty Council .. 1-r _are_two items relatln& ~Jy '!, _• esthetic Improvements In Costa Mesa. One ;,, the approval ol ~2,000 for the firs.t phase of conslruction at Tanager , Park in the Bucoola tract near the municipal golf course ind the JOOOOCl i ltl.000 !or brick patterned oonct<le on betn Newport Boulevard between ltth and The Goals and Objectives Commlttlee. cbalre<L.by Joan .Margo!, Joniahi. wU~ recommend the city get started on the housing objec:Uve1 by joining lhe·Orange County Housing Authority, the Southern C81lfomla As8oc::Lati<>n of Governments (SCAG) .Ind parliclpaling in lederally 1ublldlzed hou1lng Protr•m•. All thre< hA\le \rldltlonally reslsled'by lhe city CDUncti. lllh~ta. . - ( • , ...... I PILOT -.. c San Cle11aente Monday, Jan~ry 7, l'i74 Nixon Prepa'.;re~ ' . State · of Union.·:, President Nixon settled into bis second !lilt week al the Western White House today, working on the massive new federal budget · and the State of .\he - Union message. · ~ new work 1chedule follows a wtiktnd_mar•ed by the worst wealber of any Presidential visit so far, but the rain did not deter the first family. th~~~ ~:1~i::a;m~~~a:t":n~ moruipg clu~rch services at the San Clemente Presbyterian Church, then to have dlru¥r at the El Adobe Restaurant in ~n Juan. Caplstrano. "' ' Frot11Pqel It was the first time the PreSldent ·bad left bis enclave since early in the week when he and friend C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo took advantage of the rare sunshine and drove through reaidential streets along the Sou\11 Coast. Like all thp President's oUtstde activities during this trip ~aY,'s two jaunts were unannounced, but word had spread fas t among the c hur ch membership. ,.... -Police said -se\'eraJ worshipers had told them-Sunday mornirig .., that 't!ie congregation was expeetlng t tie President. Careful planning assured that few members were kept from sharing· the service wit h ihe Nixons, daughter Trlc.ia C011'. and Rebozo. 1 ··-.. .. . .. ,, . .. ,,. . ... • Fro•P .. el '--·SLIDES ••. . 1AeW radar tla\iOn east of to ......,. .at least 4-0 perl0!1S 10 campers 1or tw'o dly1. ~ WllllW .Sorvlal 'laid .... -··· ....... "" . Alltfe!ot SUndtlY. Forecatera said 2.f lllc!u. of ra!n\fell dill'lal that 21- perlod, topping the previous Jan. 6 m·arl of .82 of an Inch oet in tllSll: The weaiber service sai.d the stoi:!!' hU dumj>od UI lnC1111 on the Lill An&el" area. Santa Barbara and San Luis Oblspo ooUntiea· also were hit with_ a deJuac . I Sunday. . ! 't, )Ian Luis ObltP<> recorded U ~ In the ·24 houri befwe I l '.m. ~ and the rein conUnued. • " · Gibraltar Dam. located on the San'8 Ynez River In the mountain range no~ of Santa Barbara, had ,3.72 inches in a 24-hoUr period. _, ~ In san~ Lu.IS Obispo ~ty, mot9ria'6 were a!'fviJed to takt;-u.~. lOl north.. -to Colmel Instead of \ioi!llforhla 1, which fac~ a aevere danger of mudslide& . .A The rainfall wam't u · heavy ·-."I. Riverside had .14 tnCll Jn ~ I 24 hours and t.!:I Inches from the •!<> . • 1---~·.AtJN.A ... ( After attending the rites the Nlxons pO!e<ton!he froiiC wilko r the church and chatted briefly wtth the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Stepherui. of LOs ·Angel ea. _ ~ -W IATHlllMA~WORS 01111 STORM OVER;' Story P ... ·5! The first two miles 9f Top'!Pga Canyon up from Pacilic Coast Hl~l!way wtll. 'intensiye questioning today as he probed into the.sexual acUvities of the witness. Parson denied, glancing at · h 1 s impassive wife from time to time, that he had ever urged her to join him in a wife-swapping foursome or that he had ever asked her to aCQ)mpany tiim on a visit to a topless bar, He also denied under Ru! ton 's questioning that he had ever encouraged her to seek sexual rela1ionships with other 1nen or that he had once in Las Vegas encouraged a male fr iend of the family to visit her in her room . Pal'90l\'8 testimony was interrupted today while Ruston and attorney Marvin Lewis Sr. questioned a subpoenaed Costa Mesa real estate man who admitted he dated Mrs. Parson outside his office . at 1790 Harbor Blvd. Realtor Daniel C. Lee denied that he had ever had sexual relationships With Mn. Paraon, 49, and te!tilied that his converaation with ,the provocatively dressed woman had been confined to the London Bridge al Lake Havasu, jewelry and her marital status. Lee admitted that he deliberately waited for 'Mrs. Parson outside the Har- bor Bou1evard building late lr.;t year. introduced himself and gave her his business card. Three Watergate Burglars Ordered Paroled March 7 WASHINGTON (API -The U.S. Parole Board this afternoon ordered . three of the five convicted Watergate burglars released on parole effective March 7. Tbe board freed Eugenio R. 1\lartinez, Frank A. Sturgis atfd ~Virgilio R. Gonzalez, who have sei'ved more than a year in prison and are confined at a federal prison camp at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. A Justict Department spokesman said the three must observ e customary parole condiUons, including reporting monthly to probation officers. They will remain 9n parole until the end of• their sentences. For Martinez. that will be on Jan. 29. 1976 and for the other two, it will be Jan. 2, 1976. The three were sentenced I as t November to one to four years in prison after· pleading guilty to burglary, wiretapping and conspir~cy charges. They had re1nained in jail more than 11 months before formal sentencing. They were arres ted along with Jamf's McCord and Bernard L. Barker inside the Democratic National Commltfee. headquarters in the \\1atergate building during the early hours of June 17, 1972. The break-in led to th~ disclosure of a broad range of scandal \\0h!ch became known collectlvely as Watergate. McCord, who was sentenced to one to five years in prison. is free on bond. Barker was released Friday pending-appeal o( his sentence to 1 \J to six years in prison. OIAN•I COAIT CM DAILY PILOT Tll• Orante CM.II CIAILY l'ILOT, wllll Whltf'I 11 comblW tflt ..._.,,.,...,, 11 •nlllllf .., 1111 Or•• telct P.alittilne ~nr . .._.. ,. .. t1111111M ,,.. ""'ltf*I· ~, 111'9Utl'I l'rld•r· tor Cott• Mew, Ht""'"1 B..ch, Hi\.ntlnt!Ofl a.c111F-l•l11 V1ll•r, UQvM •MCh, lrvlntl"4!01tlllcti: •1'111 S.11 Cl-It/ a.11 Jue11 Clplttr1111. A 1lno1t r111r-1 tdlllorl II .U ..... 1fhtn11" Ind S11nd1y1. Tl'!of prlfKlpil 011bli1hlng Pltnf Is 11 3.:1 We11 ••r SlrMI, Co.I• Mfff, C1llfor11i., '262'. Rob•rf N. w,,, Pr .. ldtnl •nd P~Dllflltr J•ck R. C11rl•v Vic• l'...sldtnl Ind Gt111r•I M111•g": lh•M11 IC11Yil £4111w 1\M1111 A. M11r,hlft t ..... 1119 •dlllt 'Qlri;atlM H. Loo• Aich•rd '· Nill "'11111111 M-gillf EO\"Oo'I The posing was brief, however. because of the rain. Immediately clrterwa rd the drop-in guests ente:red a limousine for the drive across town to La Gasa Pacifica. Later in the day the·· same group boarded cth.e sarnc car and droye along old Pacific Cout Hi ghway to the El Adobe, where some patrons already had been moved out or orl'e sectiQn· to n1ake way for the Rresldentlal party. Sampling fare which i~ standard for the first family, the Nixons, !\1rs. Cox and Rebozo spent little more than an hour at the Mexican restaurant a block from the gates of the old mission . The resta urant's mariachi band -a frequent source 'of entertainment at the President's.social .functions -serenaded the diners with "Guadalajara," Rebozo tipped the trio at the end of the Song. In all, tbe tab for. the dinners and margaritas came to about $25, said restaurant manager Ed Cornwell. This \veek's schedule calls for no public appearances by the President. ·Instead, the Chier Executive plans to \York on his two main ·projects -the budget and the speech he will deliver personally to Congress soon after it convenes Jan. 21. The biggest secret of the visit - now in its 12th day -is when and how the President will return to \Vashington. D.C. Aides now are hinting more strongly that the President will leave . in the nlanner which be arrived, unannounced and aboard a scheduled airliner. So far , no officials are speculating on the departure ·date.1 Artist Dies ~ -... ~ Famed Mexican muralist David · Alfaro Siqueiros he stands before faces has died in Cuernavaca of cancer at age 77. Here artists in 1971 photo. of Mexico's moil fafuous TONiGHT COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL Regular meeting, City Hall, 8:30 p.m. UC! LECTURE -"Mobile Home Parks." Rm . 178 Humanities Hall, 7-10 p.m. Adm. $6.50. TUESDAY. JAN. 8 -sENIOR CITIZBNS C L U !L_ - Community Recreation Center, 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. UC! LECTURES -"Happentnas In Creative Awareness," Rm. S 1 0 University High School, 4771 campus Dr. Irvine. 7·10 p.m. Ad1n. $5.&cl. "Profe!{Siooal Practices In Housing Industry," Rm. 161 Humanities Hall, 7- 9:30 p.m. Adm. $!.50. . "Scientifl~_ tltedictne for the -Laymaf1..-.-.eencer,'' Freshman Lecture Hall, flied. Surge I Bldg .. 7-10 p.m. Adm. $1.50 -. . ~=-~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~- Six Men, Two Women Held ~n Heroin Raps By JOHN VALTlliRZA tt tM Dtll't Plltt 1l1H Dttecttvu rtldtd an alleged narcotics den In a San Clemente nellftborhood Swlday, ams~ .all men on ch1r1es related to heroftilljt and aales. A 1hort time-later-I~" • -addicted girls were also Jn custoili', Ucthald: The }'Outtptert, 0.1 II years old and the other JI, art San Clemente lllah School . studenta_ with a drua habit, detecqves w4.. The raid ·-capptn1 a lengthy !nveaUgallan ~ 'liblch, )>ollce say. several Wlderoover buys were made of the deodty Arua -occurred at 111 W. Eactlond,-Apartillent 8. . All but one Of the adult male arreate11 are Mailnes. admitted Sunday hllftl that Ibey were frequent guests and often had lhjected the dl'Ulf, detectives rotated. Both (irJI W!rt taken into c4stody under juvenile 1laitute1 and tranarerrtd to Oranae County Juvenile Hall . Dtteotlverti>day_ began cilflng other pollce-a,.,.1.,-ln an effort to determine the aource .. r the asseHedly stolen 1oods to the mldence. -· One jewtlry bol fitted wllh baubles was amoni. the evidence seized by police. Delay Expected 111 Deat Probe --;t· .. i Food Workers Retµ,rn After Month-old Strike . Three welt iioO!lt<t on charges which Included posaesslon of heroin and DQSSeuioo for ,Hie. Three ottter• were booked } on charges related to the presence of marijuana and pa_raphernalia in the resitlence. The arrestees are James Randy Hancock, 23 ; John Brian O!Vauit, 18; Dean Lee E1Cot1;--t1;-...Dinlel-·flObett Clay, 2(1; Robert' S. Galgon!lty, 21 and Larry W. Dalton, 27, the only civilian of the group. Of ,DCC Adr~t · A three-.t.o-four-week delay is e1pec_ted in a finat d!!:termlnaUon of What caused the death of a young f Orange Coast College adviser, coroners deputies· said today. -.nl6fuas A. l!amilton Jr., 28, ol 313i . Sumatra Drive, Costa Mesa, was just leaving the Orange Coast to return to the Univer11tr. of Kentucky to ••ork on his maate~ a deiree when he became ill. Teamsters ) meat cutters, oPf'rat\ng engineers and machinists returned to work toda y, ending a one-month-old Strike and lockout that involved 64 supermarket chains in So u t h e r n California. Managers of markets .along the Orange Coast re ported conditions in their stores this morning \\·ere back to normal with deliveries arriving on schedule. "I'm back to being a nlanager Again instead of a butcher," said one store · manager v.•ho asked to r e m a i n unidentified . Checks or Safeway, Lucky's, Ralphs and Albertson 's markets revealed what one market man described as "nonnal as ever" conditions. i\ ne"'· three-year contract \\'aS over\vhelmingly accepted Saturday by Robert Moody Fu1ieral Rites Slated Tuesda)· Funeral services will be held Tuesday for long-time COrona del Mar interior decorating firm owner Robert E. Moody Sr .. v.·ho was 68 when he died Saturday. He was the father of Costa Mesa Police Capt. Robert E. Moody Jr. and Marvellee Cariaga. a \vell-kno\vn West Coast concerf and opera singer. Rit es for !\lr. Moody.· who lived at 176fl Santa Ana Ave .. Costa Mesa, will be at 2 p.m .. i'1 Paci!ic View Mortuary Chapel. Corona del Mar, under direction of Baltz-Bergeron Funeral Home. 1\1r. Moody moved to the Harbor Area with his family in 1947 and opened !\1oody Inte riors, a decorating firm which he operated along with his wife, ~1arvellee. He had more ,recently been involved ""ith decorating \VOfk for private contractors as a supplier, while Mrs. Moody WM the principal interior designer in their partnership. Survivoss include Mr. MOOdy'S Wlta, · his son. Capt. Moody, col\lmander of t~ t'ollce Department's s,erVlces div,islon~ the diughterj i\1rs. Marvellee l<!!'l.!1•, or J.2!lg_ Be•cb; a o~thl'f', John W. Moody and four grandcblldrtn. His daughter is well known, eS s conctrt and opera singer and la a member of the San Francisco, S.n Dl•&ll and Vancouver, British COIUmblat opera companies. Her husband, Mr. Moody'• aon.tn-taw, ia Daniel Olrlaga1 a musi cian and masle critic for the Los Angeles Times. union member.s. It calls for about a 35-cent an hour wage increase in the first year and total wage and frlnae benefit increases .of up· to $1.~ an ~ur. a union spokesman said. At"the same tiroe, ' ~trike bY._!'ieat cutters against three meat pa.citing plants in the Vernon area of Los Angeles 'vas extended to four other plants v.·hen agree ment was not reached in that separate dispute. A cost of living clause is the n1ain problem ·in that walkout. During the retail market· strike! stores remained open \\"Ith super v so r y personnel manning checkstands and till ing s~s. But spot shortages of a number of Items "'·ere noted sodn after the Dec. 3 start of the &trike. Teamsters, meat cutlers and operating engineers, in additioil to wage and fringe benefit increases, were given cost of living clauses \Vhich afford members raises tied to the Consumer Price Index. Machinists had no such clause in their pact, but received a slightly higher wage package. _ The T~amiter pact ..Ued for vmrkers who now mak-e $5.28 an bour to reeelve 3S cents more in Ule firit year_1._ and 30 centa per . hour, tnore 1n , ea!m or the second and third years of the coritract. Management al1e1 agreed to a clause whereby 25 percent ol WOr~rs may refuse •overtime work. ~ Market owners had said such a clause, if It applied to all w0rkera, could trlppl< the industry, which deals wlth perlablble food stuffs. -Ma.chini.Sts won a total wage package , Increasing their pay •t.17 an hour over the three yeats. Costa Mesa Hires , ·- Three New ·Aides For City P0ets Three new administrative assistants have been hired by the city of Costa Mesa to heip with ·budgeting, communications and coonilnltlon chol'ff. In addition to dnJj; char1e1j Oilton wu booked on charges of theft and burglary, stemmin&, pqllce say, from the discovery of allepd burglary loot in the apartment. Detectives selsed· -a ~jewlery · box. and other items which they said may be toot taken Jn a string ol tberu: Dalton's ball was set at '141 ISO. Ball for the l'!nJalnder of the meo, all Marines stationed at camp Pendleton, ranged !!om $2,150 lo f7,til0, police said. All were still in custody earlier tod1y. The discovery of the young addicted gttls took place during interviews a few hoW'I after the bust, detectives said. The youngsters, sisters, \\'hO "·ere in the apartment at the Ume of the raid, Stainless Steel 'Fabric Care . ·Tub He was admitted to Anaheim Memorial ·Hoopltal last Wednesday complaining of feellna ill. He remarked to a nur&e Uiat~·he was ·so sick he thought he would die. Mr. Hamilton succumbed the next day, but for no obViOUI reason, the c:oroaer's deputies Mid there were definitely no indicaUom of foul play or other suapicioU. circumstencts. 'The delay in determining the cauee 0( death ls cauiled by the need for time-consuming laboratory tetts. The vocational and educational counselor, who waS aingle, wjll ·be returned to Lexington, Ky.1 for burial. fO 2 VIAR PARTS ilnill LAIOlil -. -.WARRANTY e Slllooth, lll1i,l'rtil, .C:i\l,_,, .. 1 . _ • ldul for all With-i~le Pabrliit e ~itlt lhe Llfitlme ofthaWi1htr PLUS ••• a .,._..i.i. knits CY,Cltt ~.....,~ .... ""' J:er9 ,., ....... ~ .. .,.... ~ .,_ ...... -.... _....., --lihl WI TAKE_ TiADE-INI The alde!, Anne Cl>rilUan, 36: Wally Kreutzen, 24, and DiCk Greet, 25, started their jobs last week and earn. an ano"'J sala ol-'11;328; -11iey were telected rom • rera of niore lliilillO"ali!lllOilltr."1-J-,-- Mrs. 'Clu1stian -"" in the dtY man.iger's office where the · ban8l• th• city's oommunioetlons and lntemat relations. Greer worlls ID the b u d I e II• ' deportment and Knulaen, a formlr intern , coordinates tho •tuioul .c11.- ol the public oer>'.!Col • • • • ' ' _, -- being evacuated as authorities feafi'd further flooding. "There's about 51h feet ot debris Jn Topanga Creek 1nd if that overflows it will take out aome homes.'' said Lt. Jerry Conklin of the Malibu sherirf-;a station . "This is a precautionary 1neaaure-but we can't in good consclen~ let the people stay up there,'' he said. 1 A re~lvlng areu was being set . \IP at the Malibu Community Center and the Red Cross was readying Jaciliti#s for n1ore than 300 people involved, be said. • More mudilldes Were f e 1 red as up to f9ur inches of rain was forecast for mountain areas, a spokesman ~r the z:iaUonal _\\'eaiher servtce oald. ~ The spokesman said flooding In aomc high d.,.rt areas could be ••peeled If temperatures· rl&e, -melUng the newly fallen soow. But he aald such floodlog should ·be minor. The new storm front I! expected to pass through the Southern Caltfornll area today, the spoktlllllln said. " Fron1 Pqe l RAIN ..• 't owner Bill Shields mwur~ a total of l.6f inChes of rain for the ·durati91- of the storm but that was not eoDUlil 10• CBUSLIUll'-iloodJoC. ilo_,_t;;IW Street Supt. Ralph llfollne aafd there could be a. problem If another bant - rain, like the one on Saturday, ~ . . . ~ uturated ground.. .... , . , , :~ Tht Saddleback Valley also Heafl!!!I raln dalhage except for Mission V.HIW where t~ ra'in was blamed for cruah_lill an eight-inch water line to a bowli!lll alley on Mar11.1erite Parkway and ta Pu Rood. The ruplure and !Old ~~ .caused sgme.traUlc probl~ma_, ac«i to the Hig}lway Patrol. _;;.;_ ~ · No rain problems at all were report~ in Irvine or in San Clemente,,evtn 1! tbi stonn brought a third of an of rain on Sunday and aboUt the amount by mtd·morntng. Cart Neloon, a county flood engia said the rainstorms have b00!1 IP · out tuftlcienUy thar the water bu able to soak ·into the-~und: . · . '1:- But he aald county officlal• art keefil\11! a close watch -If the raih increlll! Jn force and produces more runoff. , ' . Tho storm to date deposited nearty (our inches of w.ater in downtown I.Gs Ai!aet~• but about in Inch le•ltn or~ county. \. The Oran~e County Flood Con!fol Dlatrict's ram giuge in ~nta Ai,a showed that the storm had prodtltld US inches ol precipitation by this morning for a &e850n total of 4:.82 inchtl. . ~ -·-. ' .. • t .• • • ·' . . ' .. 7