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Home My WebLink About1974-03-11 - Orange Coast Pilot' • SLA!t Patricia Gi.,e New Benaands • • - Norina Gibbs Tells Angels~ Rookie ,.----0 Of •Near Entry~ Piteher Killed In .OC Board Raee In -Auto Aeeident ·-. ' ... • . -,,. J., •••• , ~,.,. ', • • • .... ·.... ... -' . . ... _.,, . •"'· . . ... ., . ~ ·-" ' ..... ~,. . • ', ·'···-·r-·~···~ . . . MONDAY AFTERNOON,.MARCH 11, 197'4 VOL.. •1, NO. 11, 2 S•CTIOfllS, M P'AOlfS .. Next1ffove Pondered ~y Hearst ;SAN FRANcIBco (UPI) -Randolph ileent considered. his respome today to the latest tape .recording froni hiS ilaugbter'a kidnapers who attacked bis !Ood g!veeW.y program and derianded two ~ Symblooese Lij>eratloo Army members be granted a natioowlde television appearance. · 'Ibe tape also contained sharp criticism by .Patricia Hearst ol her parents' efforts to win her ~· She charged her family with indiffererice to the poor" and said she had beel1 "written off' by them. Three copies of the latest tape turned up as the Symbionese IJberatlon Army kidmniers broke a )6-day s i I e n c e Saturday night with the ~minute recor'ding; which -inclilded II minutes ~ by Patricia. ·• \ ~ first tape, .a noisy and sprnetimes · inaudible recording, was received by San Francisco radio station K SA N • F M Saturday nlghl .A more understaodable copy was left by -the SI.A in a San Francisoo movie lheater Sunday Dight. and today the FBI said tbat a third copy or the )ame tape had been lotnl by janitors at • cafeteria rest room and turned over to police. 'lbe last tape apparetJUy had originally been intended for Oakland rac& station XDIA, but pa sor1iel there said they were unable to ftnd it wt''!n they went to the cafeteria Sahlnlay. FBI agent in charge Charles W. Bates said all Oree copt,. had been aent to FBI headquarlen In Waahington !or analysis. 'lbe St.A demanded in the reoordings that the tapes not be turned over to the FBI. Tiie .f'ilHlle R<>y 'Acuff, veteran 'Grand Ole Opry perfonner, balances his fiddle and-bow at fi nal per- fonnance Iii Ryman Auditor· ium in Nashville. Opry is mov- ing to ,new home after 31 years in the Ryman. - • • ur rises •. Near Entry Saddle back Gibbs Describes Skirmish Case Out 'Wildest Race' A case JJf aJleged ;mau1t invol ving By TERRY COVTU..E today. "But he called several times and defeated Saddleback College trustee Hunt1'ngto°'n ..,B .. e .•,•h11e1 seou'"' nc1'lwoman told me this is the year for a woman to win. J said I wasn't interested. He candidate Earl Carrawr· and a Norma Gibbs doesn't want Suprtvisor insisted." campaigner for another defeated David Baker's JO. b and she calls her near •1 G'bbs hol r candidate, has been dropped due to lack "' rs. 1 • a psyc ogy pro essor at of evidence, the Orange County Sheriff'• entry In the ra<:e "the worst experience Cal State, Long Beach, said she let the _..,, tod I've ever had in my life." man talk, thinking nothing would come of Department re.,.,....... ay. Nomination papers were taken out ·it. Carraway, 43, told police he was struck Fr1'day for her by Dr. Gene Atherton , a "On F 'd he · ed d t · Jn the r b John J'hilli 45 r1 ay, arr1v at my oor. I wice ace Y ps, • an Laguna Beach res1'dent. descn.hed as a bak' ba b ~1 To bu -· I t' "'A was 1ng nana read. ·•1e had the +" ro sinessman, in an e ec 10ll"\14Y supporter or •· .. ·rv1'sor 0 ·hert Batt1·n, d ked he I k. 'sh · Lak F st .:>UVC •w papers an as w re we cou d get 30 s 1nn1 in e ore · and sometimes-cohort of Orange County signatures." Phillips, ~ cnmpaign!:!r for Nick pol1't1'cal f1'gure Dr. Lou1's Cella. 'I G'bbs ho I k DiG · t Id 1· he did t trik ••rs. 1 , w s see ing re-election u1ro, 0 po ice no s e Mrs. G1-bbs said today !hose papers t he H · Be h c· Co Ca H id he d Carra-y o l untmglon ac 1ty un cil , rraway. e sa an .... were taken out by Atherwn against her calICd her cam paign manager Alan went at each other, but both missed when will and over her protest. He _paid the Kennedy to come over. they threw punches. t•90 !1'l1'ng lee, she sa1'd. A h · · ed t· I Sberlrr' Sgt Robert Re'd sa'd s1'nce .,.. t erton wist on get mg s gnatures, s · 1 1 As 1't turned -·t an~ay, Atherton's he Carr had ks hi r-there ""' J •• s said, so they sent him to a nearby away no mar on s ....... dash across the t'Olln ty to file the papers k was no way to prove his case. supermar et, thinking it would be too 'lbe two witnesses of the incident, at the county clerk's office failed. He late to do anything. confll'med by tM sheriff's investigation missed Friday's 5 p.m. deadline by about Kennedy left but Atherton returned I he 15 minutes. with the names. to be Vmce McCullough, president 0 1 Mrs. Gibbs IS. not ofricailly In the race. Saddl-•--• Valley Um'fied school board "He asked me If I had done any work ~ • It was erroneously reported Saturday and Joe P~---· 8 •·•••·•··k Um'fied on my campaign statement. I told him ,.K:I_,,,-.-JCl\IUl~ Ufat th-e papers had been filed.~----trustee, supported Phillips' version of the She does not want to be in the .race . (See GIBBS, Page-!) ·-~Buwly Phillips told police the two officially, unofficially or any other way. men with him were Ed Aylor and Fred Today she told the ta1e of political We590n; El Toro insurance agents. intrigue that put her name in the But Friday McCullough and Peterson headlines' as a potential challenger to confirmed Carraway's report to police veteran Supervisor Baker. She says Atherton, even though he that they were the two men with Phillips. doesn't Jive in Baker's district 1 Last Wednesday, when Phillips told telephoned her several times over the ~~rsgh hisd psi~fref~ ~to:y· ,pas~ week, begging her to enter the race ou an e against Baker whether lbey bad witDessed the incident. ' "I never met the man before," she said • Did Devil Mak e Streakers Flaslr. 'Exorcist' Line? Aaked il he thought Particia had been forced to make her critical atatemenis, Bates said: "I don't know but I thlnt It's " logical UIUDl[Jllon." The kidnlpen said the food giveaway _... aet up by Mias Hearst's rather, newspaper editor Randolph A. Hearst, did not-meet their dlmanda IDcl was a "ftm." 'Ibey llto Aid before Mlsl Hearst con be 1ele-4 two SIA memben in custody awailfol lriol for murder m,.. be given -time on nationwide tdevlllon to "'° boor ...,. haft -tre::ll!d during <Ut"•menL Angels' Rookie Pitcher Killed in Auto Accident 'CHEERFUL' A D SOLD DINI NG SE T Part De the cheerful message from the happy Daily Piolt advertiser were the words " ..• well worth the price of the ad." That's what it's all about when a reader pia<:<s an ad like tbl;: A pair of ri.futt and Jeff streakers face charges in Costa ~fesa today, after getting their exercise by :r.oomJng naked past a crowd of theater-goers waiting to see the film "'Ille Exorcist." David W, Marth, 18., of 3197 Cape Verde Place, and a 11-ye.ar-old neighbor were booked on charges of outraging public decency Saturday night Investigators clalrned Marth who Is six feet, one Inch tall and welihs mOre than ,_ pounds, and bis nve foot, three- Inch, !IS pound pal · """ among six streakers. 'Tbe .......,...,. ol the ll<Clllled men flid their Jnyen "muot mu. the fint ...,.,. .. that demand. Alameda County [)illrict Attorney Law!ll J..,... said SUlldaY night that the dereme attorney• !or Jooeplr ll<mlJO. B. llld R-11 Little, 911. "are calllnl the lbotl." However, he said, the court would make the linal d<dllon. PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Bruce Heliibeclmer, a "1ltie 1e1.:-for the Calilomla Angels, -ldDed Sundly night when bis car c:oIHded heock>n with aoother car, a spoltolman for the A.".lerican Loque dub ..i.. today. Helllbedtnel , 11, ol Arleta, w• only one bloct from the 0-Autiy Hotel on In-W -Ille ,_ oc-cumd. , Tbe lelllale occt.-c of the -car WU terioUlly injured! the c I u b l)IOieaman oald . Alter graduation from Los Aogeles Valley College, -went to the Angel.-!arm tam at Salt Lake City where last year be compiled • lt-5 ...onlwltllanamadnma....,.o1 4.A. He oame to the Anpls' spring camp hoiinl to eani a berth ht the team'• bullpen. 1be 1-fool·I, .. f'Mlliel' WU Uncle. ' CHERRY dining room set, RounJ table with 2 leaves, 4 cblln, (Phone No.) Thia one sold the dining room set quidtty. Many of the Daily Pilot's hard- wwklng clasailled ads do. Try one yourself. Dial the direct line to have an •dvlaor help you : 1142-5671. Patrotman Ed Zuorskt, who was on duty outside the Edwardr Cinema Theater, 1500 Adams Ave., said be collared the pair u they"tri<d to clamber into I getaway van . He said he took action aner 1 woman with two small chUdren complained ab<li\ the parade or naked male llesh streaking past the line waitlna to aee Ule movie about deviltry. 2Hopefuls Lose Race With Time· By WILLIAM SCRREIBER Of Ille DellY l"ilel Stiff The last-minute rush to beat the candidate filing deaClline last Friday produced more than its share of. confusion but only a few big SUrPrisk' Two prospective candidates ' from ~e Orange Coast -one willing and the other not so willing -failed to win spots on the June primary ballot. Another Orange Coast resident - Irvine Councilman Henry Quigley -did get a ballot spot after making a last- minute decision .to oppose long.time Democratic political boss Jesse Unruh for the office of state treasurer. One of the two prospective candidates who will not appear on the candidate is Newport Beach's Evelyn Sherwood who filed her papers to run against Assemblyman Robert B ad h a m (R~ Newport Beach), in the 74th distrlcl Mrs. Sherv.·ood, a journalist who lives at 2011 King Road, completed all the necessary forms but officials said only .3S of her election petition signatures are valid. Sbe needed 40 to be a candidate. Mn:--SZferwOod's witharawal gfves Badham a free ride through the primary since no other Republicans filed for the (See FILING, Page Z) • Orange Coast Weather Variable cloudiness through Tues- day is what the weather service prediClii, with little temperature change. Highs Tuesday SS at the 1 beachs rising to 65 inland. Lows 35-4& IN~I DE TODA.Y Streak.tr& sllowed up for sport- ing events au over tht couniry this weekend, &itilla!inQ crowds.. along tli.e u:ay. See stor11 on Page 4. ' • .DAILY PILOT \ s • Mond11, Min:h 11, 1974 •• .ar11uana Fintliftgs Challeftgetl 1, WASBINGTON (UPI) -A ocleotllle ~ wbidl .clalmed lo have !....ct the llnl l'lldence ol cellular damqe lo man , !Nin marijuana bu been dialJenpd by ! a -(l<WDOllnc Uberalbation ol I~'""' .. tile~-~·. ' -R. Raith Slmup,. -ol tbe · NaUooal Orpnlutlm for~tbe Reform 9' Marijuana Lan (NORML) sald Sunday i the study, clone by DI:· Oabrlel Nahas of Columbia University, "J.s without • scientific or medical merit.'' . • Nahas' study said habitual marijuana Vesco Given . !Indictment ~Tip-Witness • r NEW YORK (AP) AP) -Flnander ,_ RolSiwt tMOO was tip(M!d in adv~ by j an 1illdeollOed federal lnlormanl ttUit a ~~lriUDil ~racy lndlctment wu in ~.lheiwms li!volvlnr himoelf, former Atty. ,•Gen. Jolin N. Mltdiell and ex-Commerce secretary Maurice H. Stans, government t wt-.Harry sean testified today. ~ Sein aald he was summoned to l V~'1 home Dec. 7, Im, several days the Securities and Excllange OwiunWion filed a rnasstve fraud suit ~talmt the Int~ llnander. ti ,._ said the ooly other per.IOI! ~f"lll!!l 'YU Donald Nixon Jr., or New- f.j>ol"t Beldl, a nephew of the Pifet!::lent am a Vesoo aide. "Mr. Vesco tokl me he bad lnformation ... that led him lo be cenaJn the SEC llalf -jumped Into the U.S. ettomey'• olfl<e !or the Southern District ol New Yori<, and that In addition lo the SEC llU!t, there -aotoc lo be a crlmlnll action that · ' wai gtilng lo be jlo!bed at the· sallie . . ~-ume.,:· 'Searl Slld. ... .• ,._ "He was c:onvinoed he was going to be • 1• pen:ent commltted to the civil stilt, ~ that he would meet the aimina1 aotlon -the time came. "I aakl, 'Bob, What makes you 80 IUJ'e?' He said, 'LiataJ, to this.' He turned on a tape ... he aaid this wu a tape ol a telephone convtv;ptlon he had with a guy who was connected with the ·SEC or ,the FBI, I don 't J-?W "1llch, He said be was sure this was a re.liable .......... ~' ()I die bolls ol the lesllmooy. the : = .. ~mm! mlstrial, but the ' SemMrller-toieotllythathe ... -llltdiell .. llop • llUbpoeoa wlllcil .... ~=.~~~lo ~ldhis .._~.,,...., ~·~~1o,,~ ent •11 Niail'1ft.tteeUon campatp. .. .• J• Sears d1d say that two months after the ... el~ V,ef•CS>, ~l'fDtl~,angry tjla\ he had beeo ll1&blO · to .. ijDp a !laud "-' lnve.tlgallOn agalnll h~01d Iha he ... hoped the ooatrlbullon 't become .. public. . ~· .Sears, one of. Vesco'1 lawyen: and head '";'of Nixon's New Jersey campaign, ap- "'_...i !or a filth day hebe the jury " tlylng -and former Qlnmerce . ' • Secn"8ly Maurice H. Stans. 1"' . nae two former Cabinet olficers are • · ac<Uled ol ID!jlOdlng the Ir a u d to< Jnvestlpllon ol Veoco In relum foe his .:. cub ooatr1bl&lon a11ecedly mac1e t11ree ::·=tt;U=e=t=la~ ' ._.ted. ·1'. MltdieJI aod Stam nre dlaried with Oll(mpiJaey, -ol justice and " perjilry. Today llarted the second week '.'ol &eltimany. United States Dblrlct Court Judge Lee P. Gagliardi again denied I request by .r ....... U.S. Attorney John.Wing .. declare J' Sears a ''ho9tile ,witneu" so that he ! muld cross-examine him about alleged .,, di3oepancies between hls grand jury l and trial testimony, l ·1 Ethiopia Riot Ended ~ ADDIS ABABA, Eth!Gpla (AP) - Qilqlng Ethiopian riot police uoed tear ,.. am clubs here today to dispeee • 1 students demonstrating for political freedoml. The disruption came as I Emperor Halle Selauie declared more J>OliUcaJ freedoms were on the way in the ' ' • leudal kingdom . ' • OUJIH COAST IT l1Mlij~lt1)i n. 0-. c.-DAILY I'll.OT, w1!11 wflltft ................. 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I smoking lfy,uktnJ the body'• lnynune det...., aplnst disease and lnhlbltl the d!VW.O ol cells that spoclallxe In these det'Mlell.u At a newa conference in which he announood his Ondlngs, Nahas said becau.te ot ~ the cooch.a1ions of the National Commlsalon on Marijuana ahoWd be reeppralsed. 'lbe commillion recommended that private uae ot marijuana be, de--·. criminalized, saying "criminal law l.s too harsh a tool to apply to personal ' . pmsession even in the ecrorr to discourage use." Commlssloo Vice Ollirman Dr. Dana Farnsworth 111d the Nehu ltudy doea not alter the significance of the commission's two reports. "Any and all aerioua and accurate ,.,..rcb doll~ oo lb~ ~logical and Jl.'Ychologlcal erfects of c a n n a b I 1 (marijuana) should be con 1 l de red tboui!iUully.'' Farnsworth Hid, "Neither the (Nahas ) article nor the press release makes the commission's recommendatioos out of date o r . o.ir, """' ...., !'Ml• FIRST GRADIRS SEND UP BALLOONS AT. BURKE SCHOOL In Huntington Beach, Six-yur-old1 Watch the Miii Pupils Sky High News Arrives From Tlieir Balloons By HILARY KA YE Of .... o.llr l'lfllt ftlff When the first graden at Burke School In Hwtingtoo Beach come to school each morning, they anxioo~y check to ...,. U they have any mail. 11Je mail they are waiting for is slowly , drifting in from such far away places as West Virginia and Texas -and is the.;sult ol a balloon proje-1 undertaken a little more than t\\-'O weeks ago to study weether. Five cla~ of first graders sent up helium-filled balloons with postcards attached. One hundred and forty one balloons were sent up, and. so far, 11 postcards have been returned. David Dittman, 6, sa:L that even though his postcard hasn't returned yet, he thinks It will "probably stop in Texas." · Whett the teachers showoJ the children on a map where some of the cards were returned from. Johnny Castro, 6, exclaimed, "Gosh. it went all the way around the world!'' Johnny's card was rettirni5d from West Virginia. Kirsten Elkins, 7, says she thinks her balloon went all the way to New York. But Kimberly Burdick, 6, is certain that J Dead, 3 lnjure,d Santa Ana Teen Charged · In Felony Manslaughter . Criminal charges were being prepared could not get out of the car until he today again'it a Santa Ana youth whose crawled through the window and went car crashed headon into another Friday around to try to help his dying wife. night in Costa Mesa, killing a woman and Jocylyn M. Gray, 17, another motorist. injuring lhree·other victims. -told police she..saw_a.speeding car...jump David F. Flournoy. 18, of 1514 Richland. th~ center divider and smash a sign, then Ave., is free today on $2,500 ball. He was there was a cmsh and her car was arrested on sllSpicidn.,. or f e I on y showered. with glass. manslaughter as a re.suit of the accident She said she was too scared to even blamed on bis alleged drag racing. glance back and drove directly home to A second motorist, 16, and two of hls get her father and sister be.fore returning passengers also were arrested following to the scene. . , !he accident on the Bristol Street Funeral servJCeS for Mrs. H.lDlt are oveJlPaSS above the San Diego Freeway. scheduled, Wednesday at 10 a.m. m Smith and Tuthill Mortuary, Santa Ana , wKh They were charged with aiding and intennent to follow at Fairhaven abetting a speed oontcst and lack of lt1emorial Park. parental control for their alleged roles In the fatal crash. Karen Hunt, 'll, of 2511 Sunflower Ave., was dead on arrival at Mercy General Hospital in Santa Ana foUowlng the accident. A passenger in tbe car, Dana Vanella, I~ of 1581 Coriander Drive, Coota Mesa, is 119led ln salislectory condition in the pediatricS ward, where !he ii being treated for a frac:tunJd leg . A ll!IJllld dilld, Joye< Laudadio, 11, ol 17124 La Lima Ave., -1n Valley, bas been re1eaed I~ treatmeat !or lnjut1<o ...,.lned Jn the Homt ear. Georte l!tlll~ l9, wu truted at the ..,.. holpital and r!leued after ~ heed I-lo lhe hlt!h- apeed acckh.'!nt when his air was hit by ,an alrbome auto . "l aaw a vehicle In mid·atr In the """"" ol Dippln( over," Homt told Pollee Ol!ieer Oeora• YHl>lck following the collision. Hunt said following the Impact that he • . Talk in Sleep Invites Murder OAKLAND CAP) -A f< lift ,,,.,.tor bas --ol .. ~ and llranglill( hil bride ol two -Sept. Ill alter i-tng her talk Jn her aleep about becomlllll prtpant bJ -man. · 1'roo<cution testimony dortnc the \rial or Mae<lelano Aboya,' :M, ol llorr1nl conclusively proved that Mn. Abe,. WU ~ -but that ohe wao not pregnant by the man namol In htr sleep. He hid been OUI ol town !or a Jang Umt. Alameda County SU)Jerlor Court Jud(e William HIJI"' Rt Mlroh 77 !or SCtltenclng. Abaya feces I maximum ftve ycart ~ ltte senteftC< on the ll!tlllld- degrec murder toavfction. f Inappropriate," he said. boll! -and the ,,,. ot •..u.opectl•• SUOUI oald Nahas "views pot not 81 ,......,... -ootlng u el!ect and merely harmful, but as evil; not as a uslgnlng it to a came In tb6 put. problem, but as a curse. Nahas, a research proffJllOI' ol "Hll attitude -and, we believe, hls anesthesiology at Columbia, la the author study -Js baaed not on Conc:em for tht of "Marijuana, the Deceptive Weed ... weUare ot ffie Uiittvidual and the pUbllc, -"All reported sclenUfic f I n d l n g 1 tiut oot sell-rlg!!t-·IJ1118ticl!m. ' deoerve consideration, lndudlng ti-by Strolip said the Nahas llndlnp had Or. Nahas," Stroup !lid. been criticized by other researchers for "But we must carefully examine the their methodology , including a large age possible blaa of the author be~ore difference in control and study groups, reporting as tact any o t h e r w 1 s e use of drugs other than marijuana by unsupported clalm of harmfulness." Elarliclanaan Case LA's Busch Asks •• End to Charges Amnesty lfsked -,,,.....,. ... 1 FILING .. . From Pagel GIBBS ... , a • ' 0 ' . . $ the I c c Tra . ; of con .and ., be B B the ' • .. $435,000 Im pact StuJ.y . Runway Action to Be Decided ,,,. qulllloa ol -to ..-i "3$,000 r.r .. --ta! lmpod r.port e11 a II mllllan n111.,.y - _al <lnna•-CcMmty Airport will bo..lltl!!!:! lhe lloard ol Supe,vl!on Tueoday. A publlc bwing la tel for II a.m. e11 lhe -... which has drawn pralle fnlm some quarten and crlUcllm from othen. 1be -.ltant hired to_,,, .. E1R on lhe exponoion project bu told Ille • board II would coot at least M3$,llOO to prepare a r.port that would satldy all the federal. stato and local reqWremenll. . Couples Sue Viejo F·irm, Claim Fraud Ten Mission Viejo couples have sued the Mission Viejo Company for more than $3 million and have accused the home building rmn ol fraud and breach of contract. Allegations In the Orange County Superior Court lawsuit stem from the plaintiffs' purchase three years ago o£ homes on Mariscal Lane and the alleged promise by the defendants that the view of green, rolling bill.:> from the homes would be proted<d. Naming the company and principals Phillip J. Reilly, Marty RUS&O. James Toep(er, Jim Gray, Gordon Hicks, Mike Craig and Donald Shultz as defendants, the action claims that the view ha:! now been destroyed by the company. Ol900 Laboratories said !be board ~ cbooee, however, to authorize cheaper alternative EIRs which may or mq not meet lhe requirements of the law. AtrPoFt offlClals are aallng for a 75Q.. foot exlelllion ol lbe nmway toward Ille San Diego Freeway in a continuing effort to mlnlmlze the effects of jet noise when the planes take off over Upper Newport Bay. 1be runwsy project Is ooJy one part ol a multi-million ~rpaMklo project that -~ add ..,..,. to the 1enninal building ud lncreue parking. 1be county-harb•e1r told-that ii they aulllorlze Ille pniper ldll!I ol EIR. the Federal Avlat101r Adm!nlstratlon "'lght ttlmhuroe moet ol the cool. Bui nobody Is c.r1a1n just what the Ojlllmum report would be. Ol9on Labs told supervisors two weeks ago they could authorize a sb:-mooth study at a cost of $122,000 that would satl!ly almool nobody. 1bey said a nine-month, 1:111,000 study would do part ol the job but not all. Or they could eo •ll the way with an 11- niiiii!llafiidYthal-C<llild satisfy everyone Airport_lllttctor Robert Bresnahan aa1d Friday the recommendation before the board ls that they approve the minlmum report to meet the necessary requirements. "That c:ould be th• 1135,000 study for one somewhere in between ." he said. "We're checking with the FAA but at this point, nobody Is sure what is needed." S upervisors Will Act On Building Orange County supervbGn win be asked Tuesday lo approve a preliminary design for the new county administration building that cook!. cost $400,000 more than originally planned. The new five-story build ing ls due ror constructk>n oo a parcel now covered by a parking }ot at the oorner of Broadway and Santa Ana Boulevard . across from the old county courthouse in Santa Ana. Building Senlices Director Joseph Smisek told the board in a written cover letter to the design booklet that there are five possible ways to handle the job, each of which com a little more than the one before it. It is alleged that a huge soil bank bas ·~ OOW .tat'en the place 'Of the 9"ginal .v1ew .. r.._. despite •promlsea by •the tlia3ion Niejo .. Company · Uiat ~e would be no development in the area for at least six yean. , .. ,5~. said plans iltaWQ UP. by lbj! ~ . ..rum al ..Leroy· Rose and .Associates _ol ..... 'Ibe 20 plaintills additionally claim that a development which includes a supermarket, liquor store, gas station and other shopping interests has now been constructed in the Mariscal Lane- Trabuco Road sector. .. Again, they dtarge, this Is a vMJlation ; of the oompany's promise that a "small converllence center" with adjacent parks and equestrian trails was all that would ·, be built in the area. . Atl 20 pfaintilfs llate they Wet< compelled to pay amounts rainging from 12,000 to 13,000 on top ol bome prices that ranged lrom 136,000 to $4-0,000 00 all 10 properties as a means of ensuring that lite vleW would be preserved. 1be 10 Mariscal Lane couples are: Myron B. and Jo Ann Margolis, 27111; Howard and Jane Bergman, 27121; Laurence J. and Johnel Swaim, 27251; Jciln W. and La Donna Sullivan, Z7221; Clam and Yota Abel, 27181; Michael L. and Diana Burns, 27211 ; Earl D. and Kay McKenzie, 27051; Richard and Linda Joiies, 27021 ; Earl H. and Dorothy Crummy, 27035 and Woodrow F. and Carmenl.Wooton,27065. • Bomber s Attack 14'0 BELFAST (UPI} -Bombers attacked the city zoo for the second time in three weeb today, blowing up a hut on the grounds and slightly injuring two workmen, police -eaid. The blast today was almost a carbon copy of the first bomb, which destroyed a workman's hut at the zoo but caused oo C(lsualUes. Girl Tossed By Elephant CUERNAVACA, Mexico (UPI) - A circus elephant grabbed an Amenican coed with his trunk and tossed her 40 feet in the air. Civil hospital listed Miss Barbara Gardner, 19, of Boston in serious oondltion with multiple fractures. Miss Gardner approached the elephant chained up outside the large tent of the Osorio Circus "to pet it", when the beast seized her with its trunk and threw her into the air, her roommate, Sara -Mare, said. She landed on the hood of an automobile. PlllJ l"llot Slatf l"IMI• AUTHORESS EVE TITUS AND FRIENDS VISIT COAST CHILDREN S~ Brought An1tole the Mouse to Huntington Beach Campus Mouse Drops By Authoress , Anatole CO me to Ciias t Anatole, the ch.armlng French mouse of reknown who scampers through children's books , dropped by for a recent visit to Spring View Scbool in Huntington Beach. Actually, it was authoress Eve Titus whb visited the children. But where Miss Titus goes, so goes Anatole and a host of other beloved mouse characters. Miss Titus is proud to tell you she has a masters degree in "Mouseology~· -an honorary title bestowed upon her by a Wllversity in Florida several years back. A> part of the regular library program In the Ocean. View School District, Miss Titus was hired as a one day consultant -spending time with both pupils and teachers. lliirfug'-a -,.~·es of morning l~ure demoostrations,i Miss Titus told the dtiklren abolll her writing and how she 1956 but Miss Titus did not visit France until 1968. "When you have lmaginaUon, and a love of something, as I love France, you can write about a place realistically," Miss Titus explained. Since 1968, Miss Titus has traveled all over the world -promoting her books, giving writing workshops, and gathering new background ror her books. "The mice in my life have taken me more ,ptaces than people have," the authoress laughed. She Is currently working on her 18th book, a story called ''Basil in Mexico," where the mouse detective solves the case of the counterfeit cheese. l\1iss Titus, who says she: really lsn't too fond of mice In real life, explained that children easily i~ntify wi\h mi~ "they're both tiny beings in a glanf world. That's why they like the booka so much." ' created Anatole. She also showed a car- '-------------' toon film ol Anatole, which had pupils The authoress says an her books have backgrounds based in reality. Her most valuable reference book? "The Complete Book of Cheese ... ... - .S tepp! ..... ..,. Dr. 1tllcb1tl Ramsey, an:h- -bishop of Canterbury and spiritual he1d ol the Church of England, 1'lll resign n • x I November. Ram .. y, 69, bas held his post since 1961. l lrom kindergarten through eighth grade, and even a few teadlers, giggling at th& little mouse's anUcs. )When you write children's books. you ba:ve to write on their level, and still not be cutsey-pootsey," explained the authoress, whose books include a series based on Anatole and a Sherlock Holmes. type series based on Basil, a little mouse detective. · "I wrote the first Anatole tale as a bedtime story foi my son," she revealed. When her son kept asking questions about where Daddy went every morning, Ille made up the atoiy or Anatole, 1 mouae who lert his wlfe and cbltdren every eventni: for hls job t.asUnc ~ at 1 cheese factory. The first Analole bool; .,.. publi!h<d ID Christians Hold Own BRUSSELS (UPI) -1be Social C1trillian Party ,....ined Its dominant position today in national elections that aaw the cowtry1s major polltiaal groups hold their own apJnet r t g I o n a 1 dlallenps. Will! about IO percent ol the """....,tod, -pn1Jec<iona give the letl.of.-r Soolal Cltrlatlano 71 ..... In the 21i.nem1>er Qlinbtr ol Rtp1 eeenllttWS. a gain " four teet.1. ' \ Glaucoma Test" Will Be Offered In La gtma Hills Te!lts for glaucoma, a disease causing blindness, will be offered Mareh 21-23 at the Loguna Hills Mall. The painless examination, to be gtven at the elbiblt ol the Society for the Prevention of Blindness, will be done by k>cal eye doctors donaUng their services. Available from noon to 4 p.m. each of the thtte days, the test ii !or anyone 35 or over 1'ho has not bad 1 complete eye examlnatiod for a year or any person with a lamlly history of glaucoma. Since !be pupils of lbO eye are not dilated by Ille test. -tested will be . able to f\lncHon as usual afterwards .• ,,_ Interested may rtglster In IKhance at !be exhlbil area. • Mail apokelman aald. 1be ....ico Is part ol Health w .. k oblttvoaoes ocheduied at the Mall. Aneheim show a 118,000 square-foot bullding with hl'O levels of underground parking at a cost of $6.6 million. Part of the cost increase -about $75.000 v.·orth -was attributed ·to v.'hat Smisek said Is a special automated climate control system he thinks could save the county $8,000 a year on its heating and cooling bills. Supervisors originally approved the ' building to be 110,000 square feet at a maximum cost of $6.2 million. The building envisioned by t h e architect would provide offices for the board of sup e rvi s ors . county administrative officer, clerk of the board , Crlmlnal J ustice Council, County Counsel, Local Agency F o r m a t i o n Commission, county pre3s oorps and others. The twt> levels of underground parking would provide space for 401 cars with space for an additional 228 cars in a Jot next to the building . The architect said the building would have to be about 8,000 square feet larger than originally plan'ned because of design requirements. Smisek said In his report to the board there are five alternatives to constructing the building but the only way it could be held to original scope would be to redesign it. That is one altemalive. The board could also accept the increased-scope mode or begin lopping off various portions to bring the cost more in lin e. Smisek said elimination or a planned pedestrian bridge over Ross Street could cut it back lo $6.57 million and elimination of some of the storage pace could cut off slill another SI00,000. He also said the board could do both of those things and also eliminate one level of underground parking which would make the cost about $6.25 minion. lie said the latter alternative might be attractive because ot her parking could be 1nade available in the Civic Center area. ., • DAILY PILOT .~ CHANCELLOR'S NEW OFFICE YIELDS CAMPUS, SUNRISE VIEWS Incomplete Campus Ring of Bulldlngs a Daily Rem inder of Frutil·Budpts Last for So11ae Ti111e . . Adiniiils ti·aiio11 Building Con1pleted at UC· Irvine By GEORGE LJo:JOAL 01 1'119 Del1J Pllct Staff From his ney,· oCfice on the fifth floor of the new $4 million UC Irvine ad· ministration building. Olancellor Daniel G. Aldrich can sice the entire ring of campus buildings. The view includes all the building! built to date m UCI and the empty spaces y,"here others were to have been built by oow. Except for a $1 R)illlon lecture hall now on the boards. Aldricti ob.serves it will be some time be fore ano lillllr ma jor building is added to the UCI campus he has watch· ed being constructed since 1963. Completion of the adm inistration building means space will be freed In th e llbrary for expansion. Adminstrative units formerly strewn across the campus as far as Crawford Hall will now be centered in the new facility located on Gateway Plaza nea r Town Center. The building was the last to be planned and approved prior to a universitywid e clampdov.11 on new cons truction ~·hieh came about as a result of new, lower projections for campus growth. The slowdown in population growth in California has meant plans for UC cam- puses have been scaled down. While UC I might be expected to be a campus with 25,(0) to 30,000 students someday. plan- ners are less sure when "someday" will be. Once it was thought UC! would be full grown by 1985. Now the "completion " date is a question mark. The long range planning cutbacks and fi scal stringenctcs mean immed iate growth of UCI has haltt'd. Dr. Aldrich said this week a ceiling of \ 7 ,800 students has been set for un4 dergraduate enrollment at UCI. That means studenl.s v.'ho want to go to UCI next year may be redirected to another UGI ~ since oamp.11 enrollment is already at that level, Aldrich said. Biological sciences, the moat popular program a' UCI cannot grow tm1il new la boratory facilities are built. This yea r's expansion in bio ICl wu credited to creation o( lab spaces in the new engineering buikl.ing. But that space is used to capacity and no other new lab bu ildings are being budgeted. Addition of a large lecture hall to the campus would help UCI grow in other disciplines, Aldrich said, since larger classes coukl be aC('Ommodated .• The 7.800 ceiling is expected to last jult as long as there are campuses in the UC system y,tJidJ have more faculty and space than they need. UC Riverskle has experienced enroU· mcnt declines while Irvine and San Diego campuses have grown significant]y eadi year. AJdrich is optimistic Lhal Riverside wiD attract students who realize that at- tending the smaUer campus yields the "biggest bang for the buck, academically." EN OUG H SA ID BOSTON (AP) -The Boston Globe had a one-word editorial on the new fad of streaking : ''Brrrrrr!" OFF TO THE RACES For their ~h-,l after.noon at the race, Deirdre & CnlQ Ashby are sure winners In their dothes from The Red Balloon ltd. Deirdre, student at Community MetNxtlat Nursery SchOol, is wearing a Florence Eiseman custom-designed dress. Craig, a student at Harbour View School. is wearing an Imp suit. Deirdre & Craig are the children of Mr. & Ml'$. RkJ\ard Ken! Ashby ol Huntington HartX>ur. FASMICWISlANO ,..._.. •.c11 M+tlOt T~ l CCIUNTln °"""" 111~1 ,,.... HUHTIHO ?OH ttAAIC)JA lflt) .... , .. " • 1 -· -_, . ' .f DAILY PILOT Monday1 March 11, 1974 .Japanese Olfieer Gives IJp Swor._ . Soldier Surrenders Af'ter 29 ¥ears in ls'land Jung'les · Candidates Lose a Few BLUE ll<>NDA VS DEPI'. -All you haw to do today to dump 1'JUl'l'll Into a -y gh~ Is taJre ..... al - we're all In for In the polltlcal arena the nert coupAe of nmolhs. •ft 's awesome. &Ire, a couple <i our coutaJ cities stiIJ have city electlom ""'"1lg wblle the others are reoovertng from lut wee'k•1 -ol k bolloU. Bot look ahead. Things are going to get ,, ... J\'1e 4 primary ba11ol ls the .... der the governor's race, for +Djlle .. One wire servkle began lotaJlng ..,. up aver the weekend and n,.ired . have • f... candidates for the •• chair. Thirty -· to be don~ .... -..... )'OU llarl golUn( tDln1 1J1IDe1 on a baDoL · previous blg!I ,.. II but -limy o( our :a oandlclat.. are "paupers'' -.e they didn't pay te.. and a court dedoion may"* -ol u..r .... ~ olf tho ti!JOt, \ ~ BEltB IN Orqe Couray, we ..... dim 90'ambllng, pmlllng and at the registrar's olfice Friday . ftllng cloo<d. There ..... • "dlwten. UPIT ....... LT. HIROO ONODA (LEFTI SURRENDERS SAMURAI SWORD 'Vlclorf or OefHI. I Have Dono My Bost,' Said Holdout I LUllANG ISLAND, P!llllppioes (UPf) -'!'lie ltooped Ja-olllcer, tatlered clothes banging from bis boo)' body snapped to atlentlon, .. luted 111\&rPlY end· handed aver his rusty Samurai sword. "VICtOi'y or -lleCea:t, -I have d<lle my best," Lt. Hlroo Qnoda, a World War If holdout loi nearly three deades, said as be emerged from the PhiJJpplne jlllgles and surrendered. The straggler pre:tented his sword to Maj. Gen. Jote L. Rancudo Sunday night at a Ftiillppine Air Force outpost on Lubang Island. He then new to Manila and met today with President FerdinaM E. Mircor. 11J'M HAPPY for the Japanese people for the recovery d. this brave Japanese soldier," Mareos. tbe PhUJppines' most· decorated World War JI hero, said during his televilled meeting -Onoda. nie presktent noted the problems of modem life and said "It's our hope that on your return to civilization you will not rind it so confusing and perilous that you would rather find yoursel( back ·1n the jungle." Onoda, who surrendered on his 51nd birthday . was the seoond Japanese World War II stragg1er to be found alive in the Padflc. Sgt. Shoichi Yokoi was discovered In January, 1972, In the jungles of Guam. 'l'lle five-fool, thr<e-lndl offlcer said he had stayed In the jungle because of onlers from· his form« commander, Maj. Yoshlml Taniguchi, to refuse to surrender even if the Japanese anny were desb'oym. ONODA CAME to the attention of Philippine authoriUC! in October, 19'12, commander. flnolly traveled to the Pbillppinel and p.ted ' ' c e a 1 e • r l r e onlen" Ulroulbout w.nr lalaad tut wee!< ill a move to I!'! Onoda to SlllTeDder. "I am a IOldla':' Onoda Aki In nplalolna why be waited 111W Sunday to surrender. "I hove to r.llow orders. Wltoout an order, I cannot come out." Onoda, muatacbed and goaleed, wore a Japanese military cap; a froyed ~ shirt and tattered blue puts' IO the surrender ceremony on 1 lawn 1t the baae of Lul>anc Island, 75 miles -of Manila. Under the g1are of televisi on floodliahts;·be pulled,bls "'"'Y·-aut .. · of its leather 9Clbbard and bended the weapm to Ranc:udo. '!'lie Pblllpplne general gave the sword back and called the holdout a "perfect eumple «. a soldier." ONODA SAID be bad lived for the last 30 years on bananas, coooout and other native fruits. He snid he was slci: only twice, suffering fever because of WU'klng too hard. What about the future? "I have had no time to think It OYf!t yet," he aakl. U~I T ....... I ENOS LONG SIEGE Lt. Hiroo Onodo Nixon Taxes Get Criminal Probe? when he and another Japanese holdout clashed with a fivH11an po11oe palrol. NEW YORK (AP) -N....,,..k copy of an orginal be drew up the year Ills companion, Pie. Kinsb lcbi magazine aays ~ Nllon'1 J.969 before." Koruta, was tilled In the figbUng, hut Income tu reWl'll Is the subject <i a · The 1969 docwnent bas not be<n ... -c,,._ foll<e a.le! ~ • -· 11a~ wbci bas'bOei! nmmna hard Iii tlie ' · Qran(e c..mty .aberll!'• race. 9avonl got left' al ho poat -bis llllnc papen lalJed to arrive at the 'County Seat m time. Store Manage1· Pays Cash To.Free Kidnaped Spouse Onoda escaped and eluded authorities criminal fraud investigation by the produced, however, Newsweek said. ,Wrl/IK.:.~r"*>tli:'ftv~.-J .• .. _In~~,~ ........ • , IRS' sPOKEsMEJt"have're!uM.I ·it· Tinlg ........ , 83, me ..., 1 ormer _ Quoting 1m11nwf • -.rces, t be mag.-said !bat "lo l'OC8lt -· the comment on. the inquiry and the White 'l1>at pretty well leaves the race to the T top -.,., Lt. Brad Ge1es of Sberi!l'a Olllee. Indeed, lruotratlon Is getting k~ up what looll;a llke a hot contest and then It fall apart. It fell for George vonl. ANOnlEll CASVALTY al the llarllng 1'U l!lvolyn Sl"5 wood, the lon(.tlme -from Newport -who p!cmlnl to give Awmblymon Bfdbem a nm for bis le8t in tbe Primary. dmiloped that too many ol the ... bor ....Utq petllloo ....... J;;j;;uft~ and Mn. Slleii!ood Is GUI ol ...... -. . "I am jull tide, sick, sick,• a ¥-! .,..,. the -· Now a baa ..... job -ma!llng --and -to all ber there -the false ltRrmallon Like ... got the stralgilt dope that Glbbo, the Hllllllngtcn Beodl i~~-and --ol Seal bad filed bar.-to dwl!oop District ~ David L ol Garden Grove. WRONG AGAIN.' llln. Gibbo didn't e. Let'a· ,_ I~ ""1 ..,...n bu the tlve -4o · c:liaoP brr mJod. Mrs. did. In Laguna Boach, Schools ~.m~tleoi Donald Wood I n gt o n ptJy flung bis fedora Into the riDC to ~~ Dr. Robei't Petenoo for the llCbools pool. l WoOdingt.on inwnediately drew the non- s!iPPort of the Laguna -board. They lid ooly hired him six mooths ago. (]early, this election bas started with a lit ol -... And the ...... haWll~ ..... been counted yet DECATUR, Ga. (AP) -The wife of a K-Mart store manager has been released unharmed after her husband paid about $20,000 from the office safe to her kidnapers. 1be incident was the fourth since Olristmas involving K-Mart employes in three states. Patricia Danlel, 30, was discovered boCJnd with tape in the tn.ink of her car on a lonely road swth of Atlanta early ( IN SHORT ..• ) Sunday by her husband, William. Two of the previous similar inddoots occumd ln Michigan, the thin! In , Teanesaee. ln one, a kidnaped wife .,.pd., in uother a man was arTeStl'd ms ID the"'lbird the kidnapers escaped with 191,000. eNboR Talk KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) Presidel:lt Nlioo has told a naUonwlde radio Hudience the country's 200th birthday in 1978 offers a mlque ._-tunlty for "a ·rededication to AriJerioan values, as well as a roallimlatlon of our strength and potenUa1 as a free people ... " Nixon, In his lalk Sunday from his hlyslde home here, said AmerlcaN "will have our share of disagreements and disalJpointments" but declared that "in our -laws, in our ideals and in the DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Mollllli ,.,. It \QI do N;lf .._ --"' •:JO •""-· °"' .... --wlll .. "'°"'911' 11:1 -c.111 .. ~!ll'lll 7:00p.Jll. S...,..,. atd s..rwsr.: II 1111U CID 1101 ~ -_., Dy I l.M. ~. fll l..,,.. SlindlY • .-i Ml I OOP1 Will" lllOugl'llto)l)U. c.n.--111'11~ 10 .. 111. character of the American people, we hold the keys lei all the problem!I that confront us." e Painting• Stolen WASlnNGTON (AP) -Sis: valuable paintings, including a self-portrait by American master Thomas Eakins, have been stolen from a coUecUoo destined for the new Joseph H. Hirshhom Museum. Abram Lerner, director of the mmeum scheduled to open here this fall as part of tbe srnithoooian lnstitulioo, &aid Sunday the worb apparently were stolen over the weekend from Hi.Jsdlbom's estate m G1 eeuwich. O::ml. e Miners Working LONDON (AP) -Bntaln's 280,000 miners began fulltime work today after a four-week strike and a three-month slowdown that crippled lhe country's economy. 1be National Coal Board said it would take another four weeks to return to 100 percent full production. It predicted. prodllCtion would be 00 percent oC no~al by the end of this week, 75 percent by the end of next week and 90 percent plus the weekend after that. e Barker Firing WASIDNGTON (UPI) -A former director of the Cental Intelligence Agmcy (CIA) says the agency fired Watergate conspirator Bernard Barker i.n the mid-1960s because be was involved with "gambling and criminal elements" and it didn't like the "cut ol his jib." Former CIA Olief Richard Helms made the statement in closed-door testlnmy to the Senate F o r e i g n Relations Committee Feb. 7. The transcript was made public Sunday. The hearings ~we on confirmation of. Helms as ambassador to Iran. -Art Teacher Seeking Nudes GATESHEAD, England (UPI) - "Artists are not here f~ the leer," said lecturer Ouis Bacon -be appealed for unemployed girts to pose In the nude for art $ldents at Gateshead Tedlnlcal College. Bacon, who ·runs the art life ciaJB, bas had difficulty In getting models and be thought the lz.30 an hour paid to models wo<ild hO uaeful for girts out of ... rtt. "I can """"" aeybody who Is Interested that they have nothing to fear. Artlsta are serious minded people," he said. · IRS apedal inteUlgenoe agents who caly House says 1t has not been notified of a do crlmlna1 lnvmigatioal: b ave criminal in_vesUg~tion 6f ~ ~kieot, interviewed Edward L. Morpn. a one-the magazme said. Pre!ldential Press time White House aide; Arthur llloch, . 5-etary Rooald L. Zl<;!!I" is quoled Mr filxon's ~ """""'1111 and saying the problem goes to the F~ De:Marco, the President'• former preparation of the. d~ents, not to any tax lafer." action of the President. • "THE KEY queotlon Is wh<theT a fraudulent deed to Mr. Nlxoo'• - pmldentlal papen -drawn up In the spring " 1l'IO to malt• It appear be bad actually given the papen to the udllves ... year earlleT --~ legillation ouUaftd deductions IO< audl gifts," Newsweek said. '!'lie Presidmt dalnsed a im.ooo deductloil ,.. dcmlilll•tbe -to the natloaal .-V... 'l'lle mag.-&aid o.Mara> bas t.st.ilied "be had • -deed typed up and bad -.ian algn It cm the President's bebalf In April ll'IO, but be insists that the new ftnian w11 only a Children Sought In Chicago Smut Photo )Roundup CHICAGO (UPI) -Chicago police &aid today they wotild •begin canvlllling city and suburban schools to locate some 100 children pictured In 500,000 pornographic photographs cooflSC8ted last week. Strookers .Visit Sports Robert Boyer, 4.9, was arrested Thursday when police discovered the photographs in his -home an d photography studio near suburban Motmt Prospect. He was charged w I t h obscenity, indecent solicitation of a child and failure to obtain a city li~nse. Activities on Weekend • By United Prtu International Streakers displayed more individuality Sunday, making up in imagination v.•hat they lacked in numbers. Sporting events were the popular showcases (or the nude runners. The most spectacuJar appearance was by a S.foot-4 brunette v.-earing ooly shin-- high boots at the Atco, N.J., dragway. She jumped a fence ooto the rack, ran to the starting line about 50 yards and walked to the timing tower. 'Iben she dashed to a waiting car which sped "shapely with long bkJode hair," escaped. " Saturday's streaking was higbllgbted by the "211 leCUlda" _,.ranee of a nude man at the taping of the .lelevlsloo game show Password in Los Angeles, a beanled Turlt who -keel from one end of a New York-to-London alrllnet on a bet, aod a man, wearing a red bat aOO. a mast, who streaked tlrou(Jb the Lyndm B. John9on library In Austin, ToL, while Ladybird JOO-waa ~ a joumallsm iwanl lo Walter Crontite. Authorities said they also conriscated mm Boyer's studio 8 torture rack, a mOOel electric chair, a five-foot square cage and dungeoo-type cell. The children depicted In t h e photographs that were a 11 e g e d l y distributed from M8ine to_ California ranged in age from "less than five, with a few in each category up to 18 or so," said policeman Dennis Argyraki.s. Viet Battle Rages Teleploies e f'amilt1 Die• LEBANON, Va. (UPf) - A Trenton, Mich. family of flve died Sunday when 'their light plane crashed and bumed in a Southwest Virginja resideotial area. Autmrities identified the vicUms aa Richard Johnston, 40; hUs wife, Joyce ; son Gregory, 10, and daughters Joy, 13, and Jill, 1 ·away. AN ESTIMATED 250 to 300 nude studem. .v.oked ......i the Ualvenlty of Sooth Florida campus In Tampa Sunday night In what .... -taid may be the 1alt "llltrelk" at the .mooj. Jack Klesert, 4.7, ol suburban , Wheeling, was arrested last" Wednesday in connection with lhe operation when police found pornographic photographs In his home. He was charged with obscenity, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and keeping a house of prostitution. Police said Klesert allegedly supplied Boyer with models. Authorities said the children depleted ln the photographs were being sooght in an effort to have their parents sign complaints against Boyer and Klesert. ~ -· --SAIGON (UPI) -Communist fon:es and -Vietnamese troops battled ttdly DeM' key Highway 1 jmt 35 miles -eot " Salgoo, military spokesmen a&id. 1'bere also was heavy fighting in •tJie MU<lng Delta and near the Qunbodian -· McllltOrSllltOouriiY,.,... ,,.,,, ....... , •• MMJ21 ,.,,..,....~llelcl! . ... """""*'--........................ ~lt20 ·~Flood Waters Hit -Kansas I Snow Piles Up in ·Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska ...., ' ··c·i,.'·-F.c.:~,_-i._;t--' ,o ...... , •• •• ,. ... ~MtO'llll' ,,.,..,., ...... ~NOJlllU llOW • ~un. MOOll. Titre• C~""9 (kludl,_. .... .,, Llpll 'fff'llble "1ftdll .. •llCI '"°""llf ~ '*'°""'"' "'""'1V • ,. 14 l<Ntt '" .,,., ..... ,...., llld ,..,....,, ...... f'oNy hi tlll .... Cofttel ,........,...., ,.,.._ """" 4' t. '1, INMlll ~ .. ,.,.... , ...... ,.,._ ., to u. ..... .._ '*'"" .u. · Coac.IW-ther ... _ ..... _ ... ........ _ ... . . tt:• •. lft. J,i •:• .. lft. 1.1 TUllOAY flnt hltll 1i11 ._m. l.4 ,, ..... low ·--··-· 11b '-""· 0.3 SeCIMI llltll , •• ., .. ., 12:4' •.lft, J.D SfC9lill IW' , .:; .... t :11 •.IJI. T.7 SI.Ill rt• 7:ot •.111. ktt •:11 \ll·M. MOOl'I rfMI "114 .. m. s... ...... ,,.. ~. A MALE STREAKER, wearing ooly shoes, ran onto the track just after the end of the $170,000 feature race at the Santa Anita horse racing track In Arcadia, arxl sprinted about 25 yards down the turf to the roar .of 52,797 spectators. He jumped a fence, was wrapped In a blanket by his friends and disappeared Into the aowd. Two naked men, ~-earing tennis shoes and skl masks, staged an impromptu race before a :ibocked crowd at tbe Portland (Ore.) Meadows horse racing track. 1be two men raced tbroueb mud In a cbiUy drizzle and sloobed acor.!S the fi-line beiore escaping through tho exit. A naked man wearing combat boots and gas mask trotted by National Guardsmen having lunch in :J&.degree weather at the NaUmal G u a rd Headquarters in Kalamazoo. Mich. A man dressed only in shoes and socks and an Army cap dashed dOwn the corrklors of O'Hare t n tern at I on a I Airport, the world's busiest, in Chicago Sunday and disappeared Into a locl<er room. About 50 -gers waiting In the terminal booed the laughing policemen who chased the s1reaker. A BOUT IS 10t1denil, lncludml three coeds, at UCLA ran naked between dormitories for four hours early Sunday, cel<lnling UCLA's bukethall victory ov.r Southern California Saturday nlpt. SUUk1ng also took on an lnlematlonol fl&Y« Sunday. Throe naked yoomg mm, -ma hoots, raced th""'8h the m1ddlo of a women'• libfnUon demorwtrtUon in London'•~ Part. They wen dllrpd with OU~ puhllc "->cy. StroaJu!n , rao throu8h crowda ol dlurdl ..... In Belfast, Nor1h<m lrtland. and pollc<men and soldlen capturad nve -----~- Pat Nixon Flies To 1Venezuela For Ceremonies KEY BISCAYNE (AP) -N Nim> retwm to Caraca, Venezuela, today on a good will -to a country wber-e she and President Nixon were apat upm and tlnatened by ll1llY mohl II ,.an ago. There will be tlghl aecurity for the Firs! Lady'1 three<lay stoy In Cancu, hut a friendly ....-,., la anUdpated. And Mn. Nl1on has no fears aJJout relurnlng, according to her Jft11 secretary, Helen Smith. THE FIRSr Lady -a U.S. delegation to v..-lor t h • lnaugurotlon of It& new ..-~ C&rlos Andres Pwa. who -• landtHde elect1on vklol7 In ~. A pmldentlal jet w!B plcS lln. Nbm "up In Florido, ---od-the weekend. Nixon WU to be CX1 -to -her of! at,_ PDT from -Air Fon:e 8-tlllro. After v ...... 1a. Iba will 0,. lo BrNll for the 1na_.tlcin "1day ot Iii new pmldeot, -,,,..., 0... -Gel9tl - Pmldent Nbm aid ho --.. bis -to !ho lllltlprO-a -of bit .. __ -In pnaol1n& clooe and --nla--the naUoos of Latia Amska and Ille ~- • . ...... ... _ Bilbop John L. Morkovtty nr the Cfalveston·Houston Roman Catholic diocese has been blinded ln one eye by gunmen who broke lnto his home Fri· da.l' n)4ht. They heal him and took hls wallet. His left ·~ ball wu ruptured, probably by the barrel of a pistol. I ' Na att Je Be ,,,. ho. w· ho I c hi wi ' • Streaker 'Salutes' Colonel VAN NI/VS (APl -"At· • MOOd.-y, Marth 11, 1974 D11'*eiog Expresses Universal Feeling .. 111 All'l'IIVll R. VINSEL ot .. .,.., ........ w a l e h ed . then ruther demurely moved over a couple of chai rs to give the two teen- agers 1nore pri\'Qcy. She looked wistfuJ and lonely. to Introduce me to somebody:' said Susi. They ne\'er go1 O\'l'f lo the girl in the orange swentl'r. DAILY PI LOT 5 K idnapers' 'De rncu tds' R ejected OAK LAND I L'Pl I -A demand by the kklnapers or ' , tention!~ called the conJo- rnaod!!!a: olf1<er to bis J'llllb. Attention waa what a streaker got Ylhen he raced to the ln!ot of • fonnaUon ol natkmal 1u.ard6men and saluted the commander. (Fourte.n .ti\ in g SerierJ Leoaanl the fancy danctt and the girl In , the .._ sweater never got together, despite tentatl ve t e e n • a g e a.taooes 8Cl'Oll the floor, lhowlng the ..... boy·glrl feelln11 felt Friday nights among teen-a ers • c r o ~ Amerfca. They are among teVeral LEONARD TllE ra n e y dancer. ~·ho ""'ore a tie, then approached a yoong lady who was visiting !he dance for e,;cep11onal people with a friend. 'MlC fr iend is the newsman writing a series of articles that tell about a special group oI people living at Fairview State llospltal and learning about life and the \Vorld there. Blfl' JUST AS at any teen dance -OOl only (or the mentally or physi ca l ly relardod -there Ls al~·11ys ncit Friday. "You lwo\v, ~\'C b e_c.n 5Queami sh nbou l comirig to this dance nil day." conf{'ssed the yOWlg won1an 'A'ho had her first exposure to the Fairview tCC!n·at:ers. Patricia Hearst to publish fully all co mmunk:ations from : th4! terrorists was rejecied : SUnday-by the O a k la nd Tribtml>. Thl' Trihune·l\ editor and ' publisher. Joseph \V. Know· ' land. said in a front p:ig&. editorial he was •·nullifying ·~ the Sy1nbionl'SC l..ibcration Army·s demand that news. organi1.at1ons publish SI_.~ comrnunications in I h e 1 r ··exact forn1, not omitting any area.•· The unidentified male nude made his appearance Su~· at Van Nuy1 Airport betore a formation of 700 clapping and whisU!ng members ol the Alr Natkmal Guard. An Observer said a "mild'' aUtempt was made lo ap- hundred excep<iooaf people ' Crom Falrvtew State Hospital or olber placel on the Orange O>ast who have a speeial night out ooce a month. Leonard broke the ice by asking if I he young woman had a dog or any uncles and v.'hat their names were, then pointed across the dance floor to the git! in the orange sweater. "I didn't know \.\·hat to expect ... but 1hey're just kids having fu n and some of them S«!m really pretty sharp. That ~Jike, 'A'ith the Afro ... h<'·s such a dudr " SJIE WOULD like to set T\\'O SLA members, Russell , ( Stale J THEY COME out to hear good sounds. romp and stomp, move and groove, meet and eat tnd just enjoy tn general "That's my girl," he said proudly. Leonard the fanc y da ncer Little and Joseph Ron1iro, are-; bring himself to bra\'ely cross being held on char~es o[ that big polished noor nnd tap murdering Oakla nd Schools· the girl In the orange sweater Superintendent i\tarcus f'ostC'r on the shoulde r. last November. f ~'WHAT'S JIER name~" the "Can ~e . : ... askrd thC' ~liss Hears1_20. has been in , ' . lrl nd ked .-newsma n s friend, "come k> 1he ltand!I of kidnapers for ! prehend the streaker after he the fact that lt',s Fri~ night sa.1ut.ed the group's com-and they are alive. . . Mentall y retarded a n d ' .,..,., l"lltt 11•11 l"i..t. SPECIAL NIGHT OUT AT COMMUNITY CENTER, COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Rock Band Plays for Fun and Fellowship of Fa irv iew Residents newspaperman s e as the xt d nee'" nK>re than one nlOOlh. Leonard, the fancy dancer. ,---"'--•--·------== "I don'l know, he replied. mand1ng off1cer. Col. James • physically handicapped people Cutler. But he streaked away. like fun and fellow!ihlp, ju.st "But I want to kno'A'. '' "Go over and ask her ... " she encouraged. e Man Slabbed LONG nEACH (UPI ) -The jealous h~band or a Loog Beach woman chased and ~bbed to death the woman's boyfl1end Sunday. Authorities said D a n i e I Scott, 31 , foond his estranged wife, 1'1ary Jo. 25. wit h her boyfriend Tho mas Lo n g . Police said Scott chased Long do\lln the street and pl unged a hunting knife Into his chest a bout 2 a.m. like anyone e~. Friday night, the dance co- spomored by the Costa Mesa ~ent ot Leisure Services and the Santa Ana Recreation Department was at the Community ·Recreation Center on the Orange Coonty Fall-grounds. Fairview and other facilities for mentally retarded citizens had • bell. and sizes or kids and feelings and shy grins and tentative glances lo be seen at any Friday night dance. A FEW WALLFLOWERS A slow dance -the ·kind had to be cou:ed out to get that makes boys and girls warmed up, but' that happens close together feel agony or at dances 1lllywhere on a ecstasy -begins and a few who car}le west ""'hen death left him without a guardian. lounges against a pole, alooc and lean as a first-year \.\·ll\ow tree on a Kansas creckbcd. He was intent on 'A'atching, but never danced. Leonard the fancy dancer took about t~·o steps and then turned around forlornly, like anyone who hns ever been a teen-age boy at a Friday night dance has done before him. "I'm afraid to ... 'A'oo1d you go ask her'..'.·· he said. Friday night, even for the non· dancers pair off, ,new or LEONARD TJIE r a n c y THE OU> converted. tui>-handicapped. familiar to each olh<'r. nd S "--• story World War II Army Air God 1 . h 1 Id dancer a usi lhe enll.'ll1..-u Some danced alone. until someone else joined the m. " · · · ""'IS rou One couple can only bt.· A \'OUNG COUPLE sat matchmaker tmn started ove r Corps office buil di n g d 1·k •·t " 1 ance I e tu... marve s a descrilx>d as statel.v. with do'A·n togethrr and the bo\.' l""elher b)' mutual consent to reverberates with the twangy • · h' r ·• thunde r ot the band. "Tree compan1_00. watc 1ng one. o graceful movements a nd finally pu t his ann around the get everyone acquainted. Frog" and the stomp of the pat.lents whose physical hands properly placed . 'A"ith girl and they tenderly pl aced ··Lefs go ask her togethe r da ncing feet. skill and coordination belle 'arms properly held for a thei r heads together and \\·hat her name is." she had any handicap ment ally. ·alt' nu1.zled a li ttle. su11aested lo Leonard. "Usually we have more . · ~ ...--te" says JerrY Kahan (>f A kid named Randy comes The scene was the same as ··He took my hand and l'-'f. ~eoSia-MeSa'~ o( ~ ~Vet'to inl~~t~··:· ;A'?.E:, DQ_~ NOT. ai'!?:YS any Ftjday.njg!X t~da~. st¥ted to walk over Lbu'e ancJ, _ • _ . . , '!. ~~~~fu•th •d•·•P~~.~~~~;·~~;'~~~-~!d!~~~~~~-~-A~·~·r~~-~~~~~~~~~rri;~~J-;!-~~~~2~;·;·r~k~~~,~·;M:•~y~.~~~-~-~~~~~~~~·~-~~~·~·~-~b~·~·~~~·~·~·;·;·~~~-~·;·~~~-~~·;·~·~··;~~·, -·:•.8od11 .Fo11.114 , ..... l SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Two motorcyclists discovered the partially decomposed body of and rain cut attendance. handsbak~. not . that o Id Lawrence , 58, a farmhand eyes sat· next to them and came over and took my hand ------• ------·• Those pre s e n t , Crom conserva~1ve pa.lm·to-palm Ro. a young murder victim Sun-~---------...., day near Coyote Mountain in the Anza Borrego Desert. tary Cluo vcr.;100. ONE OTII ER BOY who prefers talking lo dancing sit.s down to discu.'is railroads. trains and their future in providing goods and services to U.S. consumers. lie is a Fairview. resident and client. He knows a lot a bout railroads. According to sh e r iff's deputies, the cyclists said they noticed a pair of feet ex- tending above the sand in a shallow grave. The remains Fly Beats 011t Man were tho.9e of a man in his late i\t E L B o u R N E , teens or early 20s, about 6 feet Australia (UPI ) _ A 1 inch tall, weighing about 110 un..ivel'3ity professor says poonds with smulder length a common garbage fly brown hair· oould outlive man in a 1be band, "Tree Frog," hHs high gear. I nuclear boiocaust. eT"'° Dead "And now," says the leader, "here!s a little Chuck Berry,'' and the y blaze away into a heavyweight rendltioo o f "Johnny B. Goode," which virtually packs the dance floor. The -per. the ARTESIA (UPI) -Sheriff's Australian, said P,,..,. deputies shot teargas can-Parsons, professor o t . isters into a barricaded home ~ics and h uman SUnday but not befwe the v&riatiod9 at La Trobe owner, an u n e m PI o Ye d Univ-el'il~· ;-focmd that-the- carpeoter, turned a shotgun on · 11 fuWld his wife and took his own life vinegar y, usua y buzzing around decaying with a handgun. · fruit in trash cans, can When depu ties rushed inside survive 100 times more the home they found the radiation than man. "Smoltin' Jn 'Ibe Boys' Room," another contemporary number, turned on the girl in the wheelcha ir 'A'ho did it all beautifully with arms, elbows and steel wheels. bodies ol Thomas and Anna J ones, both 35, sprawled on "Perhaps a nu c 1 e a r ONE OF JI ER partners spun the living room floor. h>locaust would le~d to her occal!lionally, just es a return to a world of though she were on her feet e rearher Shot. insects and other lower instead of her steel and rubber forms of life," Parsons wheels. ~f!>SbodyANGolELES (UPI) I said. One stands against the wall, iuc a yoong e e-witnessing the same aha"""" meotary school teacher was •'-=========="'-==~ ~found In (he Hving room of her Baldwin }fills apartment Satunlay night. Police said the clothed body of Francine Moran, 2.1, a re- cent graduate of the Uni versi- ty o( Southern C81ifornla., was discovered sprawled on the living room noor by the landlord. Neighbon had asked blm to open the woman's apartment, concerned that the woman had not been seen. 'I1le ,,·oman had been shot at least twice, and there was no ap- parent sign of a forc:ed entry or a strugg]e. Free Lecture I NIGHT ONLY! ,..,...,,,.. .. Ol'i4illl ..... l.._~ ollbroD ltt.!tr..rl ... 9-)5,...,....- ...... _o1,..,...lbPUliOoL tl\ll<tOCll'WM ...... llwlhDr .....,, ... 0<. Al-1n1 1 111 1111 W•l•hl W1!Clll t ~~ol .. _... .. l'llt,...., .... ..... itl -...... -. 0-V, "' -IMlooot ...... ~~ ............ Dtll .. .,,. /\Mottt. •tl111n• _..,,, fNlllll fV!ltJ. ,..,....""' ............... OI' -!,.,.. .... ltollll ... l ..... fllr:lllllll- ...... o41 """'°"' o.i..~ ltfllwllll,_.....,..111 ........... ..... ,...,.,. I" OJ• lifOlllllll-...... _, • ,_ -·-Mike Turin ' ' WfD .. 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'~ 8 DAILY PROT EDITORIAL PA.GE Learning · the Rule·s After a period of con!u.ilon, frustration and oc- casional rage, Orange Countians seem 'to be setUlng into new gasoline-buying habits -with the aid of a few --hutlly lmpooed rules and-regolations. -Tlie oda-ewnnuyffig ·a y nJ!e·was •lnlple enoUlb to put into operation, bu\ other provisions of the GIBO- llne Emergency MarkeUng Plan have laken a while to slnlt in. · The most urgent of these would appear to be clearly visible ~ng of gas-pumping boura. Drivers soon learned. that most stations would be pumping only in the early morning hours, with a few open in the alter· noon as well. But this only added ur. to long morning lines, late arrivals at work, and no uclr at all for the hapless night-shift worker who bas to do his sleeping in the morning. . Staggered opening hours )llOuld solve this dilemma. 'Fhe colored flag regulation also will help Jf it can be clarified for dealers and enforced ~ green flag for gas available, yellow nag meaning gas for emergency vehicles only, and red flag for no gas available at all. • Wblle local police departmenll! can hardly be ex· pected to produce the manpower to check out all gas stations, many dealers already are complying with the new rules and the Internal Revenue Service is trying to cope with assorted complaints of gougin(. A county.supported. ~hot' line" with special tele- phone operators to answer que1UOD1 for puzzled deal· ers and drivers bas been a grea~ help. Tb& questions asked also have inspired .some recommendations fo r improving the syf(em which are being forwarded to Gov. Reagan. These Include prohibition of minimum purchase requirements i nd ll!Ung of the bal!·tank rule, on grounds most driven already have stopped "topping off' and ellabllsbed the every-other-day buying habit;· exemptidn Qf motorcycles, which ean't tnvel far on a tankful; and exemptions for llptdaJ cases, such as per· sons who must drive dilly fo r medical m1tment. M dealers and drivers get into the new routine, some otaUons, perhaps with an 'eye tO future bullnl!I#. are lolng so far as to include such old-lime amellillel'u oll·eliecklnC and windshield wlpilli. · --'--""'·"-liloM-'lrho don'Lmay be well odrised to mile th~latat-IRS rullng:-ellt!!inltlon of U... CUllOmiij services •boald be accompanied by a reduced suoll,do selling priot, because the cui!Omer l.s setllng leN than he Is paying for. Gesb1res Are Late Under Increasing pressure as lndlctmenu cl01t In on his former aides, President Nixon has made a few more gestures of appeuement, boldlng two prMS COD· ferinl'eS in two ·weekJ and offering to testlty under oath' for House impeachment Investigators. The gestures, as usual, have strings. And they ltlll fall lar short of fulfilling the Presidentlal •promise of candor and openness In resolving the tangled mess. He will provide the House committee ·only with tapes and documents already given to spedal proMCUtor Leon Jaworski. He will give no further lilatdrfal to J• worskl who, we are assured, already bu eveeytbln& be needs. (Jawonki doesn't agree}. This of cOurse, ii tanta· mount to penilitUng a defendant to select the evidence a court may consider-though of course Mr. Nll:on im't formally accused of anything. His suggestion that the investigators would like to "cart everything that Is In the White House down 1o the committee ... to have them paw tbroU:gb it on a fishing expedition" was undignified and. uncalled tor. There are specific requests for specific tapes and docu· ments that should be heeded. • Still, the •light relaxation of ·the formerly lmplac· able White House stance is some improvement. The pity Is that it had to be forced by embamulng develop- ments and legal actions-and that it didn't surface· ear- lier so we all might have been spared "another year of Watergate." Keg Question. Still llnanswered ChiWren lVe~ Early Self-regard Dear Gloomy Gus What ·Is ~· ··an.~· ··Impeii~hahl'e '_.:Offense?· (smNEY J.HARRI~ A rude< in San Francisco wrlles to ul: me ll I will expand on a paragraph in *: oolwm a few weeks a~ which I romorbd that ll a. child Isn't instilled with enough aeU-confidence and seme of Inner' HCUrity at an early age, be never N~ri says the COnsUtution says he caR be impeached only after beillg indicted and convicted or a felony crime; Jawonti says the Olnstitu- tioo says tliat incwnt~t chief ex· ecutives cannot be indicted· Cheer up,.it'a_oolyJlllch 22! DEMOCRATES Vlll .....,. ... -...tt -wllMIHMI IW """"" ... .. llf _.,." nfllct Ille .._ ,,, -_,.,..., 5"111 ,_ "' ........ .._, .... ~ .. lief. gets ewer tbll defJcieocy, no maUer bow outwardb' successful be might tum out to I have never met the man, and have be In the adult world. no!hlng against him personally; I use There is massive evidence of tNI tn ,. tbl's esample only because it ls so strik· psycboinalytical literature, but I~ a · .:. ... , and ao UJ\n!allstlc on Secretary Kls- timtb' and dramatic Jllllltrltian 'ii ~·s part. Why would he have to im- perba.-mare persuasive. A week or • ,.....anybody, to stress the obvious. and after writing that observation I "* ~v· by 10 'doing call into question the very Ing Juncb with a PJP of bust-' •wn aUtla{\y he aought to affirm? and public officials. One fl them rDm-JT sEEMs. plain that no amount Of SUC· t!oned that be had lately attended a private briefmg session liven " by cem:, orrfame, or outward trappings can 5ecrttary of Slate llenry'Kis11nger.-•• '"""y what was DOI instilled at ID early age; ~y and uncoosclous1;. ll a ddlll tr not trained to have a high, con- -.t, · ond aecure sell·reg~1 • then ~·be olterwards accompusnes Is tainted by oelf-doubt and the need !or deoperate Nlllllnnatim from others. "YOO KNOW what ~ me most,.. be said. "as the semioa wtf!t on-4t became more and men evidelit t11at KI!lliDger bad to 1e1 us mo.. ~-and what be had to let·• know was that .. !mporlant meetingJlth foreip top officials ever took place with· out his presence. .. Now the funny thing Is," he ~'COfl. t.irued, 0 tbat no one there would ever question it. We took it ror granted, IC'" cepting the lac! that KISllnger Is one of the two or three mo9t .i:nfluential men ln the world. But it almost seemed as if be didn't believe It, and had to prove it to us." And ther'e ts tio satisfying IUCh need; one's career can march onward from triumpli to. triumph and tJier< still re- mains that nagging seu1e of inadequacy, which Is often found at the bottom of the most "SJCcessful" and a g g re s s 1 v e penooallUes. We popularly say they are driven by a big "ego," when actually the exact opposite is the cue-they are driven by a too-small ego that does not rest comfortably within its own wallS. WASIDNGTON -Any lawyer, and Congress is full of them, can read. the stall report 00 the House Judiciary Committee on impeachable olfenses and come to a dilferent conclusion. It all shakes down to the major question, did the President conspire to roVer up White House involvement · ln the Watergate break-in? 1r he ddi, that is a crime call- ed obstruction or jus- tice, and the prob- lem or impeaching a President ror acts that are not indi~ able crimes becomes purely academic. If a jury or reasonable men would not find him guilty ol that crime, the lawyers on the judiciary rommittee staff contend the President still can be round guilty of befouling the atmosphere of a cxmstituUooal society ln s u c b aubotantlal degree lhat he must be removed from office. THE PROBLEM therein Is. that finding the President guilty on general principles requires an Incriminating mosaic of lndlvldual act.s, of which most would be indld.able crimes. Qiogre"' would then come arotmd full circle to the indictable crime problem and • 1ltcre It would hang suspended OD the horns of the original dilemma. FOf', if the President need not be impeached for the Watergate scandal, the Ellsberg break·in, or the destruction of evidenre, what can be be impeached Legi,slators Cost Plenty It's not ttiat I ""joy laking shois at -binls ol Babylon. It's just that oome ol diem keep pulling such ding-a-line --that cost the taxpayen JDIJDt1. Tllo! tha -for the state's· uo JegiJlaton, for ex· ample. come 1hls December. -aal· arles go up 10 ,.... cent ,from •tt• IO...; 121,120 a year, Plus " . expenses . That's not good enough for S t a t e Sen a tor Anthony Beilinson, D-Bcverty HIUL He baa inin>duced a biD to -,the legislators' salaries another 10 pet'l:<ll\, to 123,040, ltarting J•. I, 1'75. How -many taxpeyers do you ""°"- wllo are in line for two 10 pen:ent ram come Dl!lt December a n d Janalry? PBClJUAR dtbl1 about legislaton; some ol tltom, at -· They start out fllled with a ]lllllon to 10M the pubUc. 'lllal'I what jlley Ny; that's their HofJ Gnll. Nat thine you tnow, after Ibey ... -al die ln>t11h a spell, tbtnp pl -anmid: they think llte pablle --them. ' ~ al -County's lour iegblaton -the four who llve and -in Babylon. 'Ibey get 1311 a day In 1Mng espt!D9, tu lree, eten though tbeJ -jUlt I ltlp and a throw frotn llie capitol. A·rtltJIDlll Ed Z'berg, D, at In • • Uyl ol loPll•lve aesalool In 1111. Re ... ..... ... 1.... .... ... -1111 .... ..., -and I \ ( RUSWALTON J bis state-leased car, and his gasoline credit card . And, Z'berg kept his law practice going, on Uie side. The way I figure it, we paid Z'berg $123 a day, $615 a week, to sit in the seat of the mighty. We let him keep what he made from his law practice. AMEMBLYMAN Lell>y Greene, D, work<d 311 days lut year. He got 18,2411 in living es:peues, plus 1 a I a r y . Asoemblyman Walter Powers, D, goofed oil a couple of days; he went to the capitol only 202 days and came away with $8,060 in tax free expeDlel. Stste Senator Albert Rodda, D, lives In Sacramento, too. Last year be pulled down f!i,100 In living expense& That's about $1,0llll i... than the -of the Sacrameoto flock becauae laal year -declined the 15 Increase rn the legisl-'s dally COl!.of·llvlng allotment. -decided that 125 • day, °""' and above hla salary, was enough to ma-e l1P for \lving and worldne-jn Babylon. ' nut yoar he dtanged his mind. He l>k .. the $1t I day. That extra living expense poymont WOS aP!ln>vcd In tlM to help lol!llllton from ~istant districts whQ tnuat maintain two reoidenca -ooe tn Babylon and ooe In their home district. The Sac:nmeato loilllaton I" •Ione for the free ride. rrs NOT-" that .. tnuat 1._t !'-blrlll In a -lo wbidi llleJ probably were nol apcuatomed bef0tt they got to the public tn>ugb. Now Ass<mblyman Robert MoreUI, D-Van Nuys, wants the tupayers to subsidize the politician's quest for office -to pay his campaign billl oo be cao get to the trough. MoretU's hiU -.Id provide anywhen! from 18 mUIIoo to $10 million In taiq>ayer !mids for Political campelgns. He says that worts out to about II per voter. It's DOI the principal, It's the principle. Why should the vot<rs ftll out 11 million in a primary and another 11.6 million in the genera) elect Ion !O some fella can run for governor? T'une enougb to support him ff be ill elected. SENAroR Dennis Clrpenter, Newpirt Beach, wants to up that ante, even. He has introduced a bill to raise the Gover. nor's salary from $49,100 to $60.~ a year. ·The state altorney general -.Id be upped from 142,500 to 1$t,ISS. Salari<J for the other oonstltutlooal officers - It. pv., aecretary ot state, controDer, treasurer, supt. ol publlc Instroctloil - -.Id be railed from $35,0llll to !42,500. And then there's tbe Legislator's Retirement System. Now there's a rip- off! Mrs. Imogene Ben.-ew, Venhua, lel"Vf.d IS I -In Callfomla public ad1ools for '2 years .. Sbe now recelvel a pension tltat II less -that pulled down by legillaton wbo retlntd after •Oflty 20 yean In office. Hero's what dear reader Mtw. fll!rcaw ~ to II)': ''Somilhow t feel t hive done as much, or ,,,_, for the state throuCh educaU., lis dllldnn (for 4l yeanl than MorolU, Of thit bunch ol leilllaton." 8ornehR' Ml'I. ~I l CblDk you are--. '· be.a crime. CooS<quently, it ts bsrd to see why, in all .....Uty, Judiciary Otalrman P<ter W. Rodino would aay that "grounds for im- peeeluoent need not Brite out of criminal conduct." 'lhat Is jireciaely where the grounds for impeachment originated. No,-.Qingnu--ClllnOt-eacape_the. q-ol i'r<lldmlfal criminality. It is. implJdl In the majcr grounds for his · impeoduneot. Wid>out tbe suspicioo and ·presumption. ol bis Involvement In ope<lflc -· the _.nty of bis f!lness to, CGIJlinue In of!lce -muCb ltlJll'O!'I. The dr!Ye ,... bis ~...i then -moral -II)' In ...mlllng any llDpiloollaa ....... Pi -Is lo be ,__ 11111 ··-mm olllce -Oqteu tlllqrees with ·i>J.. polidea, ni polla-die·ptj>llc deolres bis reoipat!on. It Is rommool1 actnowledpd that lo , Set IUCh a precedmt is daogerous and possibly subject 'to judicial overturn. ~R!SS as a wltole is not likely to, be '.-swayed by the judiciary staff report,. and OiainJ1!n R<>dino is •' evidently dropping his intention of asking for a vote defining impeachable offenses. 'Ibe judiciary staff is credible when it says: "Because impeachment of a President is a grave step for thc- nation, it is to be predicated only upor: conduct seriousiy incompatible with either ~tne constitution.al ronn and principles ol our government or the proper performance of ronstitutional duties ol the Presidential orl'ice." Even granting as a· generalit)' the further statement that "impeachable ccnluct need not be criminal," in the instant case the major charges do, in fad, Involve the presumption of criminal CXIOduJ'1. Another point of the judiciary staff is Iba! of substantlality. Tb< facts , say the staff, must be mosidered as a whole and in the eootext of the ollire, ~ in terms of separate or isolated events. And that raises the interesting question of whether or not the acts of the President and his associates, taken a.- a "tX>le, have ir:. cold fact actually endangered the American system. Jurots·, ¥iew Nixon Role -•) . Watergate compirators had also been in· volved in the 1971 burglary of Daniel EllJberg's psychiatrist. "That's a na- tional secur:lty matter," Nixon allegedly said. "You stay out of that." -IN IDS April 30th speech, the Pre~· dent announced that on March 21st h'! had "personally ordered those ronductin.: the investigaUons to get all the racts and to report them directly to me." The thre-~ mm respcnsible for the investigations - Kleindienst, Petersen and Gray - testified in separate appearances that they bad oot been asked by the Presi- dtft to report the Watergate facts t~ him. 'Ibere are also other circumstance: which led all but four of the 2.1 gran.:1 jurors to seek some way to hold Nixon accountab&e for the cover-up. They agreed upon the ...ied summary after the prooecution inlonncd them it wookI be impoaible to indict a sitting Presi- dmt. 'lbe President's attorneys are upset over the sealed report which they fear oouid damage him badly. He may wind "' cboll!n8 on the wonls or his April :wi TV addresl: ult-ls essential ," be told the nation, "tha~ we p I a c e our filth .•• OSj!edaliy in the judicial sys. 1te!a." I OlutM COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wt.td, PubU.htr Tllorncr Kttoil, Editor Barbare Krtibich .EditoriGI Pari< Editor ' Tbt dtorial :PIP o1 ~ O.lly .,. PDot ._. to lntorm and .Umu1a~ _ ~ by~ on thia pqe dtverw1aimrnentary· on topics or m. tftwt "° S)'ndlct.tect coJurnnJm mc1 ,: cartoonisb:, by Pf'(Mdina a forum ror lftden' viPNJ and by Ptttentlnir thi1 ... ntwlplp!r'i opinklns and idtu on .. cun.m IOllks. ~ editorial opinlocJI "'- Of the Daily Piiot •war onb hi the , editorial column at the top of !he tc Piie. Opinions Upt"eS9e<d by !he C(IJ.'" umntsts and cartoonllt• ind letter "Tltft"s ~ thclr own and no ~e mtnl ol their vil"WI by tht 0&111''~ Pilot lhaukt be ilftrnd. .'! M ,, onday, March 11, 1974 - ' • WH "' • Coro110 Co~to • t 10 DI Hunti long Mc • 17 Ml 28 c .... ' "' c 780 •• OT TH •O••• I ~ I T.t1 1n ·-l'>ilblll I Mer<PI 4 Deaths Elsewhere HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 1\meral 1enicet will be held Tuelday for motion pictur< IDd --Loll Briqe. Miss Briqe, 14, clled Friday at a Gleo<kle cao- valesceot borne. • llda .NeCIHa AlllUC!Cll & SON WISTCLlfP -1UAllY 427 E. 17th SI., Co!to Mi»o 646--4888 -·-IALTZ.alROUON FUNlllAI.- Corono del Mor Costa Mesa -·-llLLll-AY Mo.TllAIY ' 110 8roodwoy, C.OS.o Mesa ~41J..J.4J3 -·-DILDAY IROnllltS Mo.TllAIY 17911 Beoch Bllld. Hu111ing1011 Beach 842·7nl 2"44 Redondo Ave. AftorMy§ Sh.ine ., In 'Saitna Saga' By TOM BARLEY Of .. 'o.tty ...... Se.ff SANTA ANA -Just about every courthouse journalist l 've known over the years W ·memories of the penooa.li- Ues he bas encountered in major trials. In criminal lrla~ the defendant, oj>viou.sly, iJ the name that comes to mind. J think of British courta and names like John Christie, the man who tuck«I his women behind the wallpaper, acid bath klUer Haigh. and Heath, the sex and strangulatk:ln • special,ist. Orange County courts put names like Gas Ught bar killer WIU~ "The Man" ,Mt'Oellan, brutal rapisl Gary • • Phoenix and parent killer Gig Peters ,In my scrapbook. • • ;J CIVn, TRIALS usually leave the. •.t.•L•Y name of the plalnUtf engraved ln the mind of the trial r!porter. Marta Parson is the latest ex- ample of that. But Maria, also known as Betty, also known as· Marte, brings me to my point. Unlike many of my court~riented colleagues, I link the names of the lawyers involved to my recollection! of major trials I have covered. Almost always, the name of the defendant is a secondary consideration. FOR, in my opinion, there are rew occas~ Jn Orange COunty when I can leave a courtroom and say: "Whatever the verd.icL, that was a classic enroun ler between two top flight attorneys." The McClellan trial gave us the battle between dour, A ennined prosecutor James Enright. a verttable bull ter- rier for the people, and polished. dedicated Tom Keenan whose defense work in that long trial \\-OR a richly deserved tribute from the trial judge. And then I think of Everett Dickey, now a Superior .. Court Judge,. wtio put qn a~ .that is still ,kalked about ln the murder trial ol. Antonia Thomas of sall'""Clemente. '" ... ~· '•"'" .... , ·-· . ·' ,,.,.. .· Dlcn!Y was 6Upei'.b, but ·no -more· so than bis .antago. nist, Dud1ey Gray, a magnif!ceht defense attorney who pulled out all the stops and a few we didn't know were there in a tremendous courtroom battle that gave Dickey the verdict. And now my scrapbook is open at the three-month epic that Supertor Court Judge \Villiam L. Murray loves. to call the ''sauna bath saga." Here again, the name or Parson is secondary. r am thinking today of a classic confrontation behvecn two men whose work, in my bumble opinion. has not been SUI"" passed in any trial I have covered in the past 30 ~· FULLERTON attorney Donald A. Ruston must dr3w firsl mention for be is the man who was able to smile when the verdict in favor of the Holiday lleaUh Spa was read oot by the clerk. I believe he tipped the scaJes with a final argumerit that, in. my opinion, shou:ld be copied and distributed to every law scbooL in tbe nation as an example of wliet the complete !final argument should look: like. ·, ' rt • Jt wU splendidly assembled and superbly. deli vered'and ' it made lfilt. writer rUtit.e -for th& flnt lime in lhe_.trllif that San. Francisco. a'tomey Marvin Lewis Sr. had ii muthA tougher;row to hoe than had seemed possible after-his · own eloquent, forceful final statement. SOMEONE has to Jose in any field of conhict. But. it was hard to see Lewis leave Judge Murray's courtroom with nothing to show for three months of dedicated,. pains- taking work in ,which he fought off a worrying illness ex· cept the fact. that he bad been beaten by a defense at· torney at the.peak of his powen. And let it be noted that Lewis was the first to. pay a wann tribute to Ruston's work in that tria l. lie will be appeaJing the verdict, naturally. but his firct action in meeting. the press was to compliment his adYersary. · Lewis and Rl\Ston fought every motion tooth and nail, they battled like tigers while observers watched open- mouthed and they took a last savage crack or LINO at each other in each other's ftnal arguments. IT WAS supefb trial \\'Ork that often made the sex- priented. testimony secondary, But before any delighted lawyers start picking up the telephone or their pens, let me add this: It's as rare as a snowfaJl in Orange County. l Monday, M1n:ll 11, 1q74 DAILY PILOT 1 ~$42,SOO Is Atnple' Candidate Rejects Pay Boosts By O. C. lllJSTINGS OI ~ Dtlfr ,, ... f.bff John Philip Sousa IV, who Is seeking the Republican OOmlnaUon ur-llie -31·1 h Congressi01U1! District. says a propo..d pey 1>oos1 r..-coo- iressmen is "exorbitant." ln a talk to the Rossmoor Republican Women's Club , Sousa, who wants the seat Craig Hosmer la leaving via retirement, rejected the notion that coogressmen should get a 7 .5 percent pay hike over the next three years. "I believe $42,500 per year is ample for our ~tives in Washingtoo, ''he opined. * * * • A PAIR OF Orange Coast women -Pat Cooper or Laguna Niguel and Patty Lee of South Lagwia -have been named <:»-leaders of state Con· troller Houston Floumoy's GOP gubernatorial bid in south Orange County. f\.lrs. Cooper is a past presi- dent of the Laguna Niguel Republican Womeri's Club and was Laguna Niguel chairman for George Murphy's unsuc- cessful bid for ~lection to the U.S. Senate in 1970. fl.lrs. Lee has been acti\'e in the state Retarded Children's Association . the .)unior LeaRJ U and the United Crusade and "A'orked at Nixon headquarters ,.--------....., In Orange County in 1972. * * • . UNITED California Bank Vice President Lee J. Hasen- jaeger ot Santa Ana· is SCrYing as finance chainnan for Brad Gatea' c.a.mpaign ror county sherirf. * * • ORANGE COUNTY TWO LONG Beach residents will lead Don Phillips' cam- paign for the Republican '---------~ nomination in the 3 4 t h Congressional District, which Includes portions of \\'estern Orange County. Ruth T6dcl and Vaile Young "'ill coordinate \he Long Beach city councilman's etrort to win the seat held by llep. Craig Hosmer ( R ·Long Beach), whQ is retiring this year. Mrs. Todd ie on the board or dir ector s of General Telephone. Her husband. Dr. J\falcolm Todd, is president of the American Mc di ca I Associalioij. Young heads 1he lx>ard of di rectors or Ruf· fum·s Department Storc<i Phillips. in addition to being a Long Beach councilman. o-.11s four chicken dinner restauran ts and ser\"es on the South Coast Zone Regional Conscr\'ation Conunission. DR. WlWAM V. WU!is, 36. an assistant professor of chemistry at C.11 S t a t e Fullerton, has been re-a~ pc)inted by Govenior Reagan to the Santa Ana Regional Water QuaJity Omtrol Board. He has been on the board since 1960. J\lembers recei ve expenses, but no pay. * * • GOVERNOR Reagan also has re-appointed Santa Ana Republican Keith R. Norby to the stale Hearing A i d Dispensers Examining Com· 1nittee for the Departn1ent of t:onsumer AUairs. Norby. 35. is a ~rtificd public accountant Make Yours.elf .... --. . ' . with Arthur Young and Com- pany. He has been oo the com- mittee since 1972 . Committee members receive per diem Administrators. says t h c association is backing Ult' re- election of \\'ilson Hiles U$ state superin1endent of public instruction. and expenses. \ljjjjiijjiiPmij;iimiiij DR. WIWAM Cunnlngham, ~~ former superintendent of the. ' .MAMNINO'S. Newport-fl.less Unified School COLLECTORS District nnd now executive SHOP. ~tt director of the Association or Los Angeles Attorney ~.~~~:.~~~~MRS S d l me" that foll i" plCKe -turolly. uspen e< 2~.!~~;:d· SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -,~~~~:==~~~:::; A 1..4$ Angeles attorney "·ho 'ftlE IUUIL'S pocketed a client's accident settlement has bee n suspended from practicing la"' for a year 1 by the California Supreme Court. Tiffie SJartt The court also ruled tha t • •• rovr Hw Sidney Bradplece be placed I L"";;S~':~~ ::2~';7s1 on an additional four year's '=========== probation. during \\'hich he can --Adv~rll•enw111 practice under conditions set Do This tf forth by I.be State Bar'~ local ETH administrative romm ittce. FALSE TE The court said Bradpiece Drop At The Wrong Time kept for his O\\'TI plll'l>O!ieS a Afraid fabwi iMlh w!U drop at \hi $15.000 auto a cc id en t wroo1 tlm1? A r1 ... 11t\lf'I! 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Huntinglon Beach 5J6.6539 PUBLIC NOTICE ' • Badhani Introduces Neiv Bicycle Bill SACRAMENTO -Assem· municipality to have a blyman Robert .Badham (R-registratiofl plan, but if they Newport Beach) b a s . in-do. it \\1>Uld have to follow the troduced legislation w h I c h ne"' state standards. would wipe out centraJ ized As outlined in the bill, the bicyde reg_istration for all guidelines can for licensing of Calilomians. all oew bicycles at a cost ol 25 Badham'& bill substitutes a .cent! each. The guidelines modest, semi-voluntary licens· would require only vohmtary tog plan. . li~~ing 0£ ~ bycticledles. "H t The mandatory system 11ic states so-ca o wouJd go out under the Bad· file" en stcleo bicycles would ham bill next yea!\ remain for the use of local la\\. Current state law requires enforcement agencies. that bicycles be registeredll;==========, through the Department of Motor Vehicles by July 1, 1975, at a cost of $3 each." 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LONG IUC~ 1 (NCINO I • ,. • • 8 OAILV PILOT TONIGHT'S TV IIlGlllJGHTS Emmys Revamped Ne ·1v System <U~ Puzzli1ig as Old , One By VERNON SCOTT Oscars. vllll be completely ls tie,,towed on the winner. 3. SWEET MAGNOLIA BLOSSOM -BIUy "()uh" Craddock. ABC 4. WOULD YOU LAY Wl11! ME In a Field Of Stone - Tanya Tucker, Columbia 5. MIDNIGHT, ME & THE BLUES -Mel Tiiiis. MGM KTTV m 8:00 -Judy Garland in Concert. This hour-long special ol!ers highlights of the late sing· er's 1963-64 televi.Jlon show. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The revamped for the May 28 Aclldemy members will vote television academy h a 1 presentation show. ror. say, the best actor in By the AtlOCLlttd Pra1 EASY USTENING I . I LOVE YOU, I LOVE Here are Blllboerd's bot I. SUNSHJNE ON ltt\~ YOU _David Houstoo & Bae· ABC D 10:00 -''The Man-From Independence." Robert Vaughn. portrays-Hatty S-'l'rwnan Jn the eventful yea r or 1929 during a clash with political Q boss Tom Pendergast. Arthur Kennedy and Martha I~ Scott are featured . attempted to ltreamllne the But revamped doesn't mean a t'Omedy series, drama annual Emmy handouts by sUnplitiOO. scrles, llmiterl' ~ies and a reducing the numbcc. o_f___ dr.ama ~ial. The winners reccrd h1ts for the week tnd~ SJIOlJLDER -John Denver, bra Mandttll,-Epic ing ltfarch 16 as they appcM "RCA awards to a single winner in TIIE NEW system • may will be specially honored with in ~t weeks G:sue -of 2. SEASON'S IN THE SUN="" 7.-DADDY-WllAT IF - Billboard M3l1a:ine. Terry Jacka, Bell Bobby Bare, RCA ·' ... eaeh category. prove as befuddling to the a "distinguished award." Whereas Emmys onoe were average viewer M the old THEN EACll category given CO ·the best actor in welter of scauershot awards winner will con1pete with a series, the best actor in wbldl seemed to bestow other category y,•inners in the a single performance and the Emmys on everybody. acting field to receive an best daytime actor, under the J08eph E. Bluth, chairman Emmy as the best in that new system there wll1 be only of the academy's nntional field. a single best pcrtormance by awards committee, said the Clear? an actor regardless oC the new structure would reward ill c i r c um s tan c es ol his "the best there is" in TIM! category ""'inners w· Daily TV _Log Monday Evening IWlCH II .. -·-THLllCJ' ... "'-..... ._ El Mn IHdla Qi_, l"'I ·•· -... ......... \sporb) '51-llilt ..... ctsltr, cti1r es Bickford. m ... __ m-- be announced some 10 days performance. television. I but ·11 TllHI la"4'!'1"' (to111) '49-Mlltotl The Emmys, Jong a Taking a lead fro1n the bclore the tf eca~.'..:~ .... : .. ~,.,i lt1l1, V1111nla MtJO. receive tMir "d~'""'ti'""'....., l:lOCDTllt llW °"" · bewildering labyrinth o £ 'A'orld of sports, the academy award!" during the Emmy Em,...,... """"' "bests" and much I es s will hold something like a show. Blue ribbpn panels will t.00 6 (Qi [J)J rfl Hffl'• lWJ FMI· prestigious than the movies' playoff before the final Emmy select lhe vdnners. i111 JOl1J lOt Tiirwll, luq w1naia T"--·u 1 ho be •n lnvit•tiol'I to ll>tM 1111 wttMnd '"',e w1 no . y.·ever. willl d1u(h11r Kim, but dlxow1a p • f N only one Emmy .presenled for "'' "' ""'''" • """"" r~,~e'l "S O ext the 1>ci1· prognim or •h• year. Kim's 1111111 !Of • ulldl•·HI dhtMC C • I. II V In.stead. Emmys will go to witb "" bo)' ll'llnd. , the best comedy series, drama m vc~~ S N A. . series, m~ic-varlely series. (6'•1 ......... '"''''· ""' '~ eason ow iring llmil<d series, drama spe<ial S.t Mooit, llrb111 NcKllr. ThrM a n d c o m e dy-vari('ly or nulll retum to Mf)'d.lf dms ln • musical special. todatworll lllfllment ind 111 11• By JERRY BUCK The onl y series already sign-With six Emmys going to tJ1llfld 11o~ dlnlc 10 •* LOS ANGELES (AP ) _ If ed.NBCr,or next ScFrptem,bcr, h~reh best programs. the television "" .... - S "Born ee, W IC d bl the S!NGL•:s I. SEASONS IN THE SUN - Terry Jacks, Bell 2. BOOGIE DOWN -Eddie Kendricks. Motown 3. DARK LADY -Cher, MCA 4. SUNSHINE ON MY SlfOULDER -John Denver, RCA 5. THE WAY WE WERE - Barbra Streisand, Col umbia 6. MOCKINGBIRD -Carly Simon & Jama Taylor , Elektra 7. JUNGLE BOOGIE - Kool &: The Gang, [le..lite 8. ROCK ON -David Essex, Columbia 9· SPIDERS AND SNAKES -Jim Stafford, MGM IO. JET -Paul McCartney I.: Wings. Apple ~i!Jl:JllJ you want to know 1vha t tcle-aca emy ows suspense C:JO i °'*"' CWct -~ID i 18t't!i. I 1111 has been describet! as "TI1e and pr~1·ge cnio· yed by the - -"I-J ·~ "" ··----"·••· vision's going to ofJcr lll'Xl . ~ , .. , ei -...., Waltons" with lions: ADC's · dem hi c h ( r1) 'IZ-Vlnctat Prim. dint, Utr TOlllll-, Gtortt Goblt, 11111 sea, just 'keep 11·11tcfting th(' "Paper Moon," which has movie aca Y w M Y11 ..,_ Jlma Wiili mon es Will Ropn, )DI• tube. A majority of the p\lo1s presents only a single Oscar TOP LPS I. BARBRA SfRE!SAND -The \\'ay We Were. Mlrw lrtflll 1111w .1Dt111 Otnwtr In tills 111usicll specill for next season arc parading been described as ' 'Th e for the best film of the year. Alt llrt fllmff I• Hollp'ood and 01 locltlln \Valton's" with a little larceny: 2. JONI MITCHELL - Coort And Spart<. Asylum DrllMI ht ttlt Rocty Mount1h11. by no1i·. and CBS' "Rhoda." a Valrrit• _,..,i C1l '"-"' """." QI llhwle: (C) Car) .. .,...... Next season the networks llarper spino ff from "The TllE OSCAR isn't "''ate • ., ...... tiilil (dnl '&S-Vlm• Lisi, Jt11111 Fox. y.•ill be out to ti ckle your funny .. Ty doY.TI by quantity. ...... ,...... w.n *' ,...,.._ lx>ne wit more co Y· far no one's been able 10 make ll'ill be telecast r-.1ay 28 during "'"& "'1 I..., trWlll ... . h med i>1ary !er ~1oore Show." So A separate Emmy program 3. BOB DYLAN -Planet \\laves. Asylu,m 4. JOHN DENVER ....,:= ....,.._ w1 ami1 yourdra heart 1~ilh more a connection between ·'Rhoda" the da y for Emmy daytime um. bin,.... arru y ma, s 1r Yo u r and "The W11ltons." ' awards for the first time. Greatest Hits, RCA 5. CARLY SIMON -}lot· cakes, Elektra ,,,. ......_Jift.lln t:»•l9())J(l}lld: I• 11"9 thrill you with detect ive der-Later in May O'I' early June 7-~rnD•._ Y.trit9Stllw memories with nostalgia and .... (2lir) ........ n. Jiew Dick hits on • l•kl mLJSIJdlt .... ring-do. hoPROBABLY fe'M·cr dctt·clivc another Emmy Siow will be 6. YES -Tales From Topographic Oceans, Atlantic 7. MJKib,'.OLDFIELD - Tubular Bells, Atlintic (ffl) '44-Jollt GWfleN. 11141 it catn6S Mu 10 rKtilt LIMir s Y.'S wi ll be scheduled ntitt telecast to present awards to • hlll If......, lint MMlin&. • l t.:s not djfficult to r~gnize year. The trend seems to be winners In the news and ..,..,u.r .. ,, ..... a pilot. That's any movie.Jn thedo-"l , ~.~> d -·~ ,~,. ILM:e ._"" whi'ch the hero -hero'-1·5 on wiu11l siue,it ~ln-ocum .......... , ~. IW 1 ,...., Y• lit·st~dio ap41rta still alive at the ~eout. """ dication being the fact that An academy executive said . CJ) I .. If._. 1ntw1r vitwtr tu. qtllhtlons. .!k>me pilots arc COOlbinlng the numbe!' of Emmys handed a PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS -Band On The Run , Apple ,._. ELI MIMI But even that yardstick is cops with comedy. They are out this year will be less than Clllfllllt lt:OOll{llj()))(j)lllfflal C11t11 becoming c!lfflcult to apply. "Ann in BIUt>," "Mr. and Mrs. half of !he 215 statuettes -=_.....-.,_ Tll: Ait11 1 youn111111 victim ld1ntlllu ABC's "The O>wboys" was lrD lit~.......,.... her 1tttchl, 1111 lit!'• strHt·11nr Cop.'' "The Life and Times of rained down on recipients last ......, ffltnds 111n ~•n111net, l~trtbJ taken from the theatrical film Capt. Barney Miller" and year. The academy expects ....., d11mpln1 a sttiousl~·lnjurtd pllltnt in 'Ailich John Wayne was kill· "Double Trouble." to bestow between 75 and 80 . 9. ELTON JOHN -Goodbye Yellow Bdck Road. 1'1CA ...,. ..... Into Or. GlnllDtl't h1ncb. K11 l.1111 ed. 'Ille series carries on with I he th ~.IOU..._ ..... a. illd tohn Cl¥l4 ClfSOll fUul the seven young cowboys. Some stars from the past Emmys in a~~~ho I ""' 10. JlM CROCE -You Don't ?!fess Around With Jim, _._ ~m8Ufllm · may return. Jackie Gleason separateawmu;,s ws. ,... ..,._ Clltfr IN TllE CBS m 0 vi e ~·ill make a 9 0 • n1 in u t e1_:.c::...:.:...:. __________________ ll • lllf ..._., D S BET: "Sunshi~" the heroine died of t.1ystery Movie pilot for NBC ABC =:.-r:.'='., ,._. * ROBERT VAUGHN as cancer. NBC is developing 3 called "t.forgan ... Rich a rd & c.-.tl" (e.) •50 Harry Trum1n--THE MAN pi1ot for her surviving husband Crcnna stars in • ' II on k y A11C 1111111m, .11e1 ll•••d. FROM INDEPENDENCE and daughter. Took," from the old movie. l:WnT1' "-0\~J!.! ·~::.:.:~-: Everyone's been trying to Glenn Ford is in "Punch and Ewa.n. •r1Nlizatioll Cllrttri111°"1111 Lit• come up with a version of Jody.'' James Gamer makes ._,...II... d tWry S. Tru1111n in !ht emlful ''The Waltons. .. Ttc first show lhc pilot "The Ro ckford "' It flit T<J...-n. ""of l!lzt li!Mn his illlliuh!JI i11 up to bat is the midseaSlO!l Files." t.ficbael Landon is in 11 • •,..i .. ...,,.,..... ,,,., ..... 111::1. Minollri, put ltifll 111 replacement "Apple's Way." "The Little House on the ,,.... tli 1ft ....,. • ..ill If c:otlftld wittl poflticll !loss TOlll Prairie." Barbara E d e n • s 1111 ll'l ftrltr. hadtr,•st 111d nrious torrtrldols. which sure enough comes back with "1bc Toy Game." ,1..,...:---=-:: Mlflh• Scott •n4 Tashl the original The recepHon of "McNeill ... --w1·n1er Kill ." I {I)}....._ .... loMrt V.ulfl11, Ju11 OlftOtl, Arthur from the people who gave you Andy Griffith stars i n "Apple's Way" to date has not • •>e ,.....,.... 1: .. 1.-1an been overwhelming and the Dale Robertson plays ''Melvin -·!:U.'f = ;:: lt'_. (I) 1'Wlllllt z... network programmers wlll be Purvis." Ernest Borgninc is in fivtl "' -., .... ancf-out "°' Cl IOIJ JMnMJ • .,_.... laking a hard look at its fate _'_"l'w_ice_in_a_Li_·_rc_t_im_e_:_· ---1 ,..,., tM dluclf to rtPhl Ills Mii' Holt Gun!Mt L Ltss loullllYI to before penciling in next year's nff1Cl Jtdt Allllrbofl, JeMtkM bol1tld 11'141 rnysttrio111 Ant11ttict hed I . 'd ., h ,1111 w1t ltllflowlf -. w1t11111s "*i.r ..,.., 111•st 1.111· lii,.Piiruiie;';;'"~miii ;-~ ... ~·~rem. ;a: flJ (j) tlil llll 111o -Irie """''· < :liit~ ... -· ... .... I CIM of -W"1n I WJ IM ....... Cellldivl aifll'tl' It 1-11111 11114 hf lY ...... ~~\~::~=~· .. ut11E:: D -1111 TonllM! ::r.•:;:;.., 111 -* er .. 1 r. Tone,,,_ IM:i""' ,,... Morlo Thomu r. f-"'* 111 -""' free To Be ••• You• Me nt wo" art Id• 6-pert stria. -'11~ .... ........., _._ .......... "" _ , lo Witt tdl• tht Wlllttdllplt mur· ·-• • • ~ of Jack tM Rippe YI*~ Mt" C..ta twfr ......_ • -..: "Wm _.r. V.111111 • Dastill Hoff.-. ltitl CltlWlt. Ml II ... u ' D'Bri ~. C1c*y TJIClll, IJtow WIS u;;,ul.n, Ill, W1rwldt. Al• Aki' lltlrtll Rid:. ~ Kitdlc:tQ Prnnb TOllllllJ Smotllm. lilldllll ,..._, DtatN Jn AMfla Diet CMtt. R_, G'*. llllJ Oto ( rTl) TM "'°"" Wolle, 8obbJ MOf1ll 11111 Mtf lrOOb ~ JO• Morlo. U:•ID<llil CIJICIJ CIS i.to -m r:mmD W, ...... II C.. ~ "fiil 11Nftllori111 ""1" (drt) certTudiGail•llll tllls tM .,atlltM '57-Ann Blytll, P1ul Ntwmtn. as 111• slnp lht kst •-•••"' D !B@(f9l IDJaflnny CarMll sonp al 1111 111111. Don Rlcklts 11 111tst host 111 thil I TM 1eW °"" w.1k. LI Stlltft 1-9 8 Mwlt: "Oii SW17 AftnMl" Mtwte· (2'111) ..,._ n.i.d" (1111111_'49-0tnnls Mor11n. (com) ·~od Shll1tr, E4w•" Q. ~ID) (I) a> Wt W1.W s,tdal Robinson. 12=00 6 hi Step "'811• m UPICW I Tiii .... HCMcr. .... : "Pltase 11111.. .... n.,cen That Won't Oil" M ...-. (rom) '50---Dllborlh Ktrr. n1tlon of th• kllltr !hit llriklS -l:Ol I 11il m ,...,,... O'Jf Df MIJ fDilr Amtrlt1nL 1:45 iiltlf: ""Cllllt ltlll.mh" (sci· I lteMtnl LM Ptbtl• Ii) '59-Gen• Evins. lill(Wlftl v..-llllW 3:11 R MIN: "TMtllPt" (dr1) '57- Mlflt: (Zllr) "AlwlP L.-.hihn 8111. Tuesday DAmME MOVIES t:• D (C) ... .,.. It ... at1i- ldr1) '57 -Ciff Ctlllt. Debetlll ''"· lO:OD (I) "llad: GM' (Idol) 'u.-.nD fi"rlJ, Oltnt McB•kl 0 "It Wnt. t11111 Mil" {COii) '3'-M11 Wul 11:» a 1t1 "him """ 111111111"11'" (ltl·ll) '66. "A,.IHllll" (mys) '3!1- llcyd Nolin, Gledys $1111/thout. lZ:DO m "Grett 011111" (t.0m) '41 - LIUrll ' K1rCJ. KOCE TELEVISION LOG • ·- Plus -t\t'adi•rn' Non1itlt~ · "THE PAPER CHASE" Btsf Support Acfor • • l • 8 ACADEMY AWAIJ:J NOMINATIONSI ''NO DOUll MAaSMA MASON Will on TMI DKAl"-Olck S-... ·c...,.nel 13 CO.STAR JA.Mfl CAAN UST l'ICTUIE lfST SClllN'lAT ll5T DtllClOl llST CINlMATOGllA,HT l(ST COSTUMIS I, -------·-------·-... • -. ,, .... S14DIUM I;·: .._ .. '"''-'-L~llt.. ..'.. • -" __ -;:,.-. SrAotUM·2 ~·: ,. c•ufl•.J ill • _.._ .. _,." $TAO/UM •3 ~ ,. ... ,.,,,_..~.,c:rr.:.9 -•.. ,. -~ .... SrAotUM •I ;~. .. .. '.Illl<.L-....:.0 11-!':l'.J "EXICUTIVI ACTIO..,_ ... "GETAWAY" (PG) "IUSTING'' ... "WHERE'S POPPA" (R) "SERPICO" 111:1 .... "IA.NG THE DRUM SLOWLY" "POSEIDON ADVENURI" (G) ... "NEPTUNE FACTOR" ~· 1R!)O.lU)Nf.111[ Mm· -·tllLU OO!J( li'!iJ..,. HELD OVER 2nd BIO WEEKI ORANGE COUNTY 'COSTA MESA GARDEN GROVE U.A. (714·S40-05941 Hiway 39 Drive-In 014·534-6282) GARDEN GROVE LAGUNA Niguel (1 14-..96-1253) Grove (714-537·6600) South Coast {714-494·15141 FOUNTAIN VALLEY Fountain Valley # 1 (714-&39-lSOOJ WESTMINSTE R Cinema West #3 (714-892-4493) LOS ANGELES COUNTY LONG BEACH Plaza(429·3012) LONG BEACH U.A. Cinema{437-128n -LOS Al TOS DRIVE-IN (425-7422) M.SCI PlA~INCl AT Olt-IEA THEA TAU THAOUGHOUTSOUTM:'llMCllUFOllMA A ROOERT CHART!ff-~ WN«.ER Prmtiin WJOTT GOUlD ·ROBERT BlAKE ..... .::. '"'" ~ GEORGE SEGAJ.. ·RUTH ~DO'J ~P ... a?" ·~ lEllJlvW.J .'fki§i V/lN ~ 3. LAsr TIME f SAW HIM 8. WRONG IDEAS -Bren" -Diana Ross , Motown di Lee, MCA • 4. DARK 'LADY -Cler, 9. BABY DOLL -Barbra ' MCA Fairchild, Coluntia 5. I LOVE -Tom T. Hall, JO, ANOTHER LONELY Mercury SONG -Tanupy Wyn""! 6. A VERY SPECIAL LOVE _Co1_umb_1a _______ l SONG -Charlie Rich, Epic 7. LOVE'S THEME -Love UnJimitm Orchestra, 20th Cen- tury. 8. MY SWEET LADY· - Clifi De Young, MCA 9. ERES TlJ-TOUO! THE WIND -~tooedades, Famous 10. LOVE SONG -Anne flfurra y, capitol COUNTRY SINGLES, 1. THERE WON'T BE ANYMORE -Charlie Rich, RCA 2. THERE'S A TONK ANGEL Twitty, MC::A:._ __ ,,,, S1 S.t/S-Tll 11• HILD DYlltl OM Weelt OftlVI "THI l'O!llDDH AOYINTUllr ..., .. .,.,.. J:lJ.t:tt Stl/lllfl . 1,,..,, .. ,,,..., ... 11:11 /:')FOUNTAIN YALLIT ,,.'%~D W'.:-~;:;:;;~, -;,~o;;;(,EO fi kl.'M· Tl~:M • .. uni,..,..-...,. Deity ••• s.tn-111 .. ,:U..:lli "WHllll"S "°'"'""'" m MANN THEATRES -··----.-----·----... • 7N:=L• --"Sovt Tht llger" .,_,, .... O'MMI "Paf>er Moon" tNI ffMw., It 1ti,.......,$L 52S-352l Sahl• ..... f•-"'•"" S1111 C•I~ ssa.1011 * For Weekender Advertising Phon~e 642 -4 321 * I • ' Just Monday, Mirth 11, 1'174 DAILY PILOT fl Leering, Borl11g Sexual Musical 'La Mancha' Overcomes Obstacles ~ Just as the legendary Doll QulJOle faced • -ol adVenaries, eome of wliidl be ovtteame, ao the mu1icll t.ec1 on bl, exploita battles uphill through a palh stttwn with obstacles to its eventual victory at Sebastlan '11 West Ohmtt-Pla)'hqttle--- lntermiSsion Tom Titus olten is dilficul( to J1!C(IOCile her beautifully cu It u red •inelnl voice with ' her •arihy flreilrand dlaracler' As the tunic 1ld•klck , Nick Furtloollo" perfecdy -· bis Bruce Stidham u tbe po<ft, displaying an •l<Cdlent vocal ability Ui his two musical numben. ROUNDING OUT the wd~ balanced. cast are Morgan Staged in NY ·~Man ot La.~fantha," unlike its U-predecessors at the 5an Oeme:nte theater, is DOt a musical that is easily adapt. able from the proscenium auditorium for whi<:h it was written to the small dinner playhouse atmosphere l n whidJ it DOW holds forth. The scaiing down of this ma· je9tic muskal is only one dlsadvaotage di.rector John Fenacca and his company struggle to overcome. The im- posiUOO Of two intennbsioos' in a show d.,.jliJliil Tu be played unlolerrup!e<I and the ~·oerully inadt"Quale ba.cklng ol a tiny orchestra also take a heavy toll where such con- ditions were less important in pclor productions. AS A RESULT ol these con- ditions, "Man ot La Manchi" emerges as a series ol. strong scenes sUtched together '"Uh a wavering thread ot cootiooity, a production lacking in the energetic cohesion so macial to its success. Yet even with dee drawbacks, the show achieves a high enough level to bring an opening night au- dience to its feet-a rare ac- colade in local theater, The ultimate ac· compllshmeflt ol the San Oemente production may be credited Initially to a musical play ranking amoog the finest ever written for the American theater and secoodly to • dir...... and cast 1trivtng afubbomly In the face ol advenily-llke Don Quixote birmelf, for that matter. FU'Ulcca'a cast Is ex· ~Uy well dlooen. with nary an tndlvidual •o1oeak spot and """'8 perfonnanceo d«9 Into the supporting ranks. nie proKinllty of perfonne11 to au· dieoce does much to cnercome t be a/oremertliooed dlaad- vantages and enhances the Im- mediacy ol the production. JN THE CENTRAL role of M!guel d• eerv...... who becomes Alamo Quljana, wh-0 -Don Quixote, Jell \Varren gives a masterful performance. W a r r e n iJl. !..,,.els the many dimensloos of his multiple dl.arac- terizati&t with fine attentton to detail, and his strong baritone reinforces bis com- mand oo stage. Blaoche Mlckebon Is a splendid Aldonza. lhouih tt ••1~ES'IS ~fackey as Dr. C&.rnsco, A -~7:' :-':it<':""t:;: o.1e .\.~a Sliger dod>1ing u the ~~" 1!'.14 Hf 0ar1~ .,~~ 11Vw:11Ckeeper and the IM· .., JliHii" ir.;r.M:c•."" flwslC•• dll'9Chw keeper's wife-VI ck i ~ Jedi lltloiilUM, c~plly by' GIN C'..&. . • OOERTAlllMENT H1ylt#, ~'" wll!nltd•r.: ""°""'" ~waru as Carr as co s ~Y1 II •:• tllllool'll'lf • ""'r 11 1 fi Mlk Ln Fl t"· •'c10C1t ,, S-ill••"• w.i1 DI,.,,... 1ancee, e eur as 1111:1 ,._ ________ ,/ ,.11.,.,_.., l• ..,_,.. Pico. "" barber and captain <lf the m. ci.m.ni.. 11....,....,i-"'2'"50. quisition, and Denise Dales as u ¥1KM4 CAST the ~loorish dancer' ~---------~ C.n111i. .. . . .. . . ..... Jftf WMr911 4._u . , lltMtle Mlc•tllOI'\ sancno "'"" . • . . Hlclt F\lrtlt~ID ~!llW!kl9pfr . TMY l)t1'1111'141 Or. C•rr•aao ...... ~ MeoC••~ Met1afM..-""* .... hrt>tr• "'"' Alt!-"• ............. , Vlc~lt $diw1rt1 ,._. .. ··-·· .... , 8rvc:• Sllclf\eM •ert.r . .,., ......... Mlk• L1Flt\lr Mowllll Glri °"""" 011ft l"ldro ....... •• .• c:;.,.., Grelloem ........... "" lill El_,., G•rv H1~1or, 1,.n!otr li.r.;o. Skip 8tlytfi, JOI ·-· dM!rubic face · implying im- pressiooable youth and his moments or indecision weU taken. Outstanding in support is Tary tsmond, a large, beefy man who conveys both menac- ing authority as a captive of the lnquisitioo and comic ex· uperatJon as the inn· keeper. Also impressive is Gary Naflor. who chottographed the show and serves as one of t h e muleteers, instill! a sense of charged escittment in the violenl scene!, featuring Gary Graham, Bill Eimers, Lester Blanco, Skip Belyea and Joe Fletcher. 'Ibe top·flight choceograpby compensai.. , ... the absence ol musical might in the San Clemente pro- ductioo. "~tan of La f\fancha'' is playing \Vedncsdays through Sundays on a sl x ·Yl ee k schedule, but an e:ictcndC'd engagement is probable . Performances are given at Sebastian's \Vest, 140 Avenida Pico. San Clemoote. TV's Still Favorite· PR INC ETON. N.J. (UPI I -Nearly half of participants in a Gallup poll , 46 percent, said their fa vw ite way of spending an e\•enlng 'Pl!llS watching television. Those who fovored engaging in famil.v ac· ti\•ilies at home increased from five to 10 precent since. end going to the movies or theater rose in popularity from five to nine percent. ByW!UJAMGLOVER NEW YORK (Afl -This .. is about a n1usical thal's afraid cd Equity. the box office 9Cale tops at $7:50, ·Hod ir a !OOw ran 't !ttand comment, it should get off the stage. to be re\•ie"'cd , "Let f\ty ?to. pl Co " \ • bou h k (~C"lling do"ll f{) ~peclfics. e me. \c ~ 1 a tic et the exhibit is as thf' title in· and ~·enl any"'·ay . Vt!rdict: cl ic-ates. a IC('ring, punn y. oc· St.Jck!, kids , gro\\' up. <'asionallv funn" but ultimate· Geared to p r e s e n t • d a v .-1~· boring¥ C"abnr.el of tu~ and pcrmlssiver16$ in sight, sound sketche.s about hun1an.ity's and behavior. the show has copulative. urge. The poss1blll· capitalized on underground since opening In January at the VIiiage Gate. Delegates from the oelebrity set have dropped by and there's been no dearth of other peepers. "Shoy.-s with great audience appeal can be cut do~ll and closed in onr night by ad\'('r5C rrit ic\sm." Pnxhicer·Dh't•ctor Phil Ocsternuin trit-d to justify policy to the trade journal \'nrict\' In oi'her Y.'Ords, trash thrives b<'st when no one points. Besides th(' cast rcct>nlly join· ty or scnt1n1ent or other emo-- tion abo\'e the pel\'ls is ne\'CT suggested. Earl \\!Ison Jr., son of UK- gossip columnist . is credited with the text and the skittery songs in "'hirh are detectable tract>S of tradttional spirituaJs. stnndard pop~ and snirn>ets of Bro.1d\\'<IY Sho\\• n1ush:. lie has exhnusthel y ex· p!ore 1I t h l' rhy1nin g possibilities of C\'l'ry four-let· tcr v.-ord in the-\'('rnaculor. t"•isting a surprisingly limlte<I a1nount of thc1natic n1aterlal O\'er and over. 10 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION """ . BEST PICTURE o;,:• / A COMEDY llOT. IF ' YOU'RE LOOKING FOR LAUGHTER, . DON'T MISS ITI ~BIG--...... OMINATIONS COMB BEST ACTOR· AL PACINO llST PIClUll EST ACTRESS • GLENDA JACKSON 2 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS BEST DRAMATICAL ·scORE • ;, BEST ACTRESS -~G~~fvH WILLIAM BEST DIRECTOR -FRIEOk!N Dllll\lf'[Tll(S.,.RAS!IMAm.CroiS ,,,_. ARlfSTIW;-S'ltl(f FWJOI !XIMAl'tTlftS /& Cfl'ISOl If m.•l'tllRS KUl1IS. "-~...... -- 2nd TOP ATIRACTION AT WESTBROOK & VIEJO ONLY GOLDIE HAWN·EILEEN HECKART "BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE" FROM Fash ion Island N ew port Beach Mel lrookt ha1 turned out OM of the funniest screwball comedies Jlnc9 the fX lrothen. H • . S-• Kio-In. ""'91EW· TV THIS TIMI THE IULLm ARE HITTING PRETTY CLOSE TO HOMll CM11t1Mtwaa~ 11s••*Ylll ,, .. ....... ,.. .. - ............ •• • • • • • • • • I ••••• •••• ·······1··········· llAC9I a¥1. lrt WI, .... cout llW1 • Ult ... fWY~ llUIPllllJTOll H Aitl •• .,...... • .. l'-10!7 ..... ~ ...... O(CULTIST e MURDERER WHICH! CLIFF ROBERTSON JOEL GREY BEST SOUND llfflTTllllT . HE TllAllEI A DOll'Hlll TO lU THE l'llES&llT Of Tll£ MTBI SllTU. f06[1'tt L lf.\1NE ,..._ GEORGE c. scarr • • MIKE NICHOl.S r~ ... THE DAYM. DOLPHIN ,,,, ..... u-._,~ .. 13 MoNolY THIU FRIDAY 7.00.9:00-11'00 SATUIDAT AND SUNDAY 1 '°°'3:00-S.00.7:00-9:00-11 :00 14 MONDAY THRU FllDAT 7:311-9:30 SATUIDAT AND SUNDAY 1 :30-3:30>5:311-7_:30-9:30 ";\LT DISl\'EY ,.,.,,,..,,,.,,. . . "I WttO NEW CARTOON FEATURE ' ~ , .. !!!ffebd ·~.~::• "ONE LlnLE INDIAN" Wed. I 'ff1111'$d•y O.ly STAlllNG: GENE HACKMAN Acad . .A-r.i Show "THI PAPER CHASl" "A TOUCH Of .CLASS" ERNEST BOllGNINE·RED BUTTONS (PG) THE GREATEST ADVENTURE Of ESCAPE I '" -.t tlD Ml'llSIS fll'9 '4~ llM lllSlll MRll• •1a rRMKUN lSOWiNtR lb P""JJll -'"""""" WHAT THIS FILM EXPOSES ABOUT NDfRCOVER VICE COPS CAN BE SEEN ON TOUR TV sn ••• ONLY AT THIS THEATRE A ROBERT CHART(l'HRWIN llWKLER ~'°"'"' ELLIOTT GOULD · ROBERT BlAKE . -. Robert Red font ·.::Jeremiah Johnson" 2nd llG HIT RUTH GORDON IUD COIT 'WHERE'S POPPA" 'lnd TOP HIT •• ,AUl NfWMAN·HfNRY FONDA "JUDGE ROY BEAN" STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR -' . ' •\ ' . • . • • • . , ~ •' •' ·' •' , . • . • • • . • . ' • • .-------' DAILY PILOT MondQ, March 11, 1974 I 17 Auto Plants Closed l DETROIT (UPI) .._Wllb thelr. - ol. umold can at neaNf(Md lriell, US. automakers this week are curtailing or .-1118 _.llool at 17 -bly plants and puttin& mono tlllil 81,000 worten oo --k furlough. It waa..'""'-"'• -mu•IY• ll!leo al tayo!ls In Ille bidllll/1 tllat Iiiilali'Mdy tr1mm..i ·.....---1Gt;OOO•Wortm dellnltejy from pllnt peyrolil. Moit woo't be .... uec1 W1IU lhe big cm 1hey bulk! begin lo ..ii « tbelr plaot.t are con· verted to small car production. • A-Ive anal):fii will be clooely Wlldlilll the jWdl 1-10 -~ dueWedneodl11o-lllle-- galm al FebroarY --Into eu1y Mardi. II tho lrodillooll ll"ial Mli!o up- tum ._,;., begin, llyolfJ could become ..... ......... Wblle -In ,...,. ..... olf If __. -_ ,.., .... ..,, .... 21·• Alea period marted tho fourtll In I IW In which 1he Millng -u<el!kd the rate !or Die com'petal>le poriod In the preceding -· This allowed lhe ·111tloo "a car deolers lo Complet~ Mid .. day ~erican St~ck List It's .Just a ltlodel-·N~ °""''Ust~ v.t.LMI~ ~.'-"":::_ -A A-ClnfOll Cp I l~M . . . FM""'rt ,M d ~ ... A.AV C.O .H ' ~ .. 16 OIMIMlll . .O 11 ~ + "' l'hdw<"Pt 11 11 Al• Mo ,ti(-M9rn1 J 1'41--'°" o-.H .-Sllo WI •. · Fl._ .. I 111 ..• ~ RU\I s nto+ "-CMrltr Md l •111 ••• I'~ C. t ,,._Mo -OllGi t ~+Ii. ,CH8Fi1Sk 10 1 -'-' F!Kkl~ I I~"' Atf-• 111( I 11'1 + .... ( H CC..p $ :W. '•· Fi. t.oit.i 1 1"l ... .-.,. Fl ,U&i I 1\\+ "" Ollcll U!I Sii. 1 S + VI l'lyT)tlrf Wiii "' 11111-Ill Mronulll( l ~+ 111 r.ldWllrld J t!ll+·\oo FooOr•JN U ,._,. U,IT ........ ~!000o0~ .... ~ •11·M , •. ro. .'61 2 1'9-+~ l'o•!ilM .J6 2 ,..,...._"' .., .-v. t 1'4-111 I M11WHo 1 1 .... ··· l'r..,kAI .• '" S -:i. Alrbof'M l'r II I . . • Cl-$ ll ) 114 + "" FrMt; .... :12 1 11111 ••• Al•N•EI Sii I •'Iii-"' a.......... ., I\~-.... f"rnnHIO .IO ,, llfl-" AlfWlca .IO 14 P'"o+ "' Ord• It .:.. tt I + Mo 1'ri91WOM: JO Ith+ "'I Alf$1111 Altl t6 ~· + Ill OUnMo:I ...,.. l IV. • .. frli.c:M .JOI 1 11Mo ••• Employes at Rockwell International in Downey the orbiter is 122 feet long and will be able to carry ::::~0~ ~ J~·ioa g:~t.~ : ;~-.~ """'u ... ~:_Pio-Mo Check Over a full-scale mockup of the space shuttle as much as 65.000 pounds of varied payload to Earth "'itO'I ..... ., n • -"' c1•·--·" , 114+ 111 Glllflt 111 • 1 •-••• AlllodArll.a :JI I I"'• '4 ~/"'ti I $~+'!lo co.l•xy 0'11' 1• ~"' orbitor. The 60-foot long cargo bay at the top is orbit. AllOC <MP ,,~, •• ,." cM Gorp 1 ,,,,, •.. GM'l•Gortt 1 •t--'"" Altoc ~-..it s ~ ... ~·.!~_wts 19 """ ••• ~rl-i .* 1 M •.. --o~pec..::n=·....:.A=bo::....u=•....:.th=•:...:•=lze::...._o=!:...:•:...:m=ed::....l=u=m=-=ran::....g~•:....:J~•=tl=in=•=r~,------------------------·I=" !:;•1~ =~ ~ COffMIT'.s. 2 : ,~=~ t=. ~n 11 ,lt-.~ ""' ..... ,_,_ s JI\ ••• Colt 11111 llOC " 1'4+ Ill °"" 8111'*5 t ,_._"' AmBlltr1 ·'° 1 7\lo .. • c.oi.-.4"1 " liM--\lo Gt11 Ollf ,.0 l t~ "°" """ButP .U 21,_\lo QllloaT.J:ll 13 ~ .. 11o Gtt!EdS..... -1 »Y!+l'o Economic Look for the Best ACllMtowt J f. .. +1·M Colarilalbil 1J J'h .. "'° Gii fle~ l " 3th-'Ai AConlnll .:12 U I ••• Calwl Co .31 1 1'4o-l'o Gl>fl Ro-S ''° ... """~d .H I t~ \\ Goml:ldCOl'l'I t 11""• Vt GI* I~ 1 '"' ... """lvll .tMi • 6*-\lo c.ome Equip 17 lJ!Jo ••• Ctr"~ lfl 1 •lill •.. AMlll~B .Jl Ill 7\\t \\ Cmrw;o I.~ I """+ .. GarlMrlco"' J •Pit .. Am Mol IM D 10'\-""' Com Gt .Klei 1 S -V. GI ... F .50\I 1S ".,.._,.,., .\ Potra 1.10 S JUI>-\lo Com! M .IOI 1 16\lo + \lo GIOlll'l'l Al "9 ~-l'o ...... l't'ft • If ., l • \lo (;ommOdor 1 l -\lo GlldClll'ID I'll " ,,. ••• Am Alt ,-.. 1 1\\ .. . Comm Psyc:: t 1"" •. · Qlftl"odi Pr • I l"-• \ti Club Meet Six Guides to Finding Competent D 0 Am All• wt t ,._, ... a..-111 .ll 6 ...... Gl•Ht1r 1.IO 1 '16!'.'t+ "t t t Alll llK.Grl I J""'-W '-1>111 1 IW.-.... ~8 ,M I ~ •.• e11 is ::.5l~.cw ,: ,:~~-;• =-r.:.. ,i 1m-.~ C:ir"'= i n""'-·i.: -.,. ~ S 1'-• \\ Conc:IW ..Ra J 1t'Ao+ .. -..it 1 JV. ••• The EconomJc Club of Laguna Hills will lea""" the First Natlooal Oty Bank of New York's "Solmd of lhe Ecooomy" tape ~IC March 22 at Ille Royal Savings and I.Dan In El Toro at 4 p.m. The month(f tape Is • di!<uaJoo of ecooomlC lssues moderated by John Daly. The tape will cover proopocta for a ,..,.,.ioo in 111'74 and Jhe problem& It would C8Us,! business and individuall' For Reserva- tloos, call 511-2Clll. By SYLVIA PORTER "Your ·advice was okay as far as it went, but you skipped the information that all of us waot more -anything else. T.liil i.;-bow 'ilO you find • den- tist qu-aliOed to trea't, cure ~ preven\ your family's denial problems? We've just moved to a new town and we have tQ. start from acntch ... " "I don't lik9 my husband's dentilt and would like to get a new more able man to lake care of me and our 'Children. N• B Where do l 100 OSS·· li>ok! I do not toow · Pick Your · *·re..i::. Own. _Salary _ .. ask. what to seordl.Jor and it gets tougher .all the -lime because OAKLAND" (AP) -Ap-<t..llle, l\iw .delttal leclri\qu,es: pUance It.We . Ml!lft' Artttur4 and tbelie tlirrl>le fete •• ' 't Friedman ·illlnka -'l·polt ~in'"9VllPRISE, n\y re- for !>ii employ-. Ii &!Mid flr ........... onculting dental- him, so he lets them Rt; their eare coats and the.· trend own silarles, dayl off • ' toward dental insurance in- hotidays, vacations, and just spired riiore than the . usual about everyt.hlng else. · -dlUlriber of-letm. Cltnrly. you Friedman's Appllarlces 1)811 fllld 'l!!>OliPlnil for l h i s been ~. that way f<)r pertlcul8r type of professional some fiv.e yeara, says the~ service diff)('U}t -and for · boss, "Becau_,e what the several reasons. employes want turns out to be A3 an Illustration; a recent what I waqt, anyway·" clinical study shoftd that 'ME BUSINESSMAN aakt nearly 20 percen$ of the dental he allows his 12 wcri:en to work done on Medicaid pa- cboose the customers they tients in New YQl'k state may wait on. borrow company be ol poor quality. M an iJ. truckJ, and take any kind fA lustratioo of another, the leave they think they ought to estimate is that some e million of our. teeth are unnecessarily ba•~g my e mp 10 y e s extracted each year -teeth sign foc, J pay (or It," he said that could have been saved "No question," added Fried-with root canal "''Ork. As an ii· man, who's St, Joo.ks 10 years lustration of a third. the bulk younger, never argues and is of denture Vt'Ork dorie in the aJways smiling. pest is below tQday's state As a result of his policy, he board licensing standards. said. "nobody ever leaves . .v.: WITH MORE than 120,000 dentists now practicing In the u.s, how. then.· do you find and assess dental services for your family? Here are sis: guides. . (IJ Gel acqualni.d_wlth two or more dentista befure you decide on me lt> give you regular care. Among your good sources: Friends, neighbors or ~ workers who can recommend dentists with whom they are pleased -and be "Y" you take advice only from people W'ho you know demand the same high standartb in a den- tist that you doc The local den- tal society that serves your community and probably has a refernl service through which it provides the names cl nearby dentists who have in- dicated they will accept new patient" (:JlJe dental llOciety's list of names is· not a guar,ant• ~ e.2'.ee-Jltn~ce .• ~ver.) Facul~ membeni of nearl>y deotol llCheols .who may be will!rii· to ouggcst ,praC!litionen: in, J9ar; area. A nearby hospital wtll an ao- "credli.d dental .e,;tc.. Your f81Tlily ptlysldan, who can tell you whQ provide!! his own den- tal care. The county health ~enl (!) AFl'ER YOU have con- stdered the various recom- mendations and narrowed them down to a couple ol names. call for an ap- pointment. Be alert on your Initial visit for you are still shopping and have not yet made a firm decision. (3) Use the answers to these QUeStloos to help disclose the best dentists for yOu: l!I he prevention oriented? How much time does he spend in patient education -in tenchinl( :vou p~r bnishinP" and flosslnt:t" tedtn!aues and erolalrung the t~-tenn im- plications of your present den· Molo c .nd 1 1v.. • • • eon11t1i., en 2 '" ..• GorlhlllP ... 1 ,,.,... 111 ""''-' llld 6 ™ . . . Colll'o<a M ' JM&!.-\\ Gl"•YMI "* 1 w.-\lo ta! -"ltms or neglect? "o 1"" 1"" 1 tJ..'16 ... c.K011 ~ ,. '""-"' Gtt""' '"° ,. '" ... Y""" ApplllclDlll J 1"'+ \lo OMAtlA 60 ~~ °'1 ... PM I J -~ Does be use X-rays in hi1 -.."-JO s-fl + ""' c-,,.. c. 11 111o-"'" eo. .111t ' ,.,.,., .•• ArOUf If,( I 11·16 ••• C..I Mt11tt1 • I'll • •• otl 5 ,_ 1 hi-\Ill diagnosis, one of the most Ar~L.tG 1,Ja n ,. + "" eo111Tl!I •• cs 1:iio-"" ,. tf 4"' •.• valuablediagDOJ1Uctools? :Jr': J ,m:=~ ~oa::'·r:l U :ar:;: ~'ltE,'U:rl ,; ~: ~ ..,.,_ EltCI: • ,._ ••• (Mr68 ,t1o 1 1'4lo-"" Gr-1"'*'5 U I,.+ Ill Arwoocl QI l ,.,,, •• • Cou11ft¥ .C t nit-\lo GSC Ell A511 11 1111 ••• IS TUE GENERAL ~ "'-• Cp n 12111-"" C.0• r C.O I IO'h+ "' §::I ~ • lf\+ .... - . f the olf" "'-ASP AO A9ll 112 ,...,_. Ct aft %'\ ~ 1\9-~ ........ • ts-1 ... 1·1' ~A~ '-'-ta! ... ! • .. ·at,~ =-i~ 1l1s-'::t.~ g:e_ j ~·" o.:~ J• ~= ucuua CUJU w.:I S Alic.Ml9 wt f *""-.... cnot.P Uf 23 1--.""' Gul!StM Wiii . ... I'll ••• cl and ~ Jy? All C""'9 8 It ""' • Iii c:r..M11 .• 1 l'h-¥t --M ..._ ~ ........ er . AllafCDM• 11 1141 ••. CrwCP .:Hlt 1 ttY.-.... HlollfM01 ." I 1CM .,. Does he seem to take ·a ""'991111 .U 'n .... "" Crystal OH it,~. VI Hol!lpf;DSll " JV.+ \lo Au~tr•I Oii 16 U\!o------I>-"91111'1' .... ' ..,.._ \Ii personal interest in )'OU and Autom 8111V J J~ Ill Oroftltlhl .ll .;-l 1w.-.-...,_ IOI 10 It · + v. health' A ~ of im AWll'KIJ ... • ,... ••• Dot• [lg(... • 2tYt-"" .... llld Us ,, 1 • "' ~t inf~tioo aboui ::::••: 3 :::: ~€!, ~ 1ft·~ =~ f 'it:~ your medical and c1enta1 ~~t!-.tt': ,1 ;~~ °'.....::'.? 11:s1• ::: ::t.~~,:; ~ J"'~~ hi~...., should be taken and a.Mcvt11 .10 • 1~+"" 0e1 uw.20 11 . '"'• v. ;;;z, .• , '"' ... """'I' • 1 .......... I .Ill I 3\/i-.... Otl\I Corp 11 1"-+ Ito HI G IMOf'P ' 6\'11-... he should start a permanent ... ci.y 111d 11 214-.,. °'"" Ftl .M s 10 -1to "°'-11111 ' •• "" larrt'M" .'It 1 6 -\/i Dl>ITtEr .Olld .. ,,,.._ .... HallMlft 1.60 J ~ , •• record for your future dental 11ort11 '-.11 ., Jiii-1to °'"-111c1 1 ~"" Hon' <Mtt J1 m--"" and medi-1 care ..,..t k ,,,. , '"' ··· °""'"' .n • 11"'-"" ~IC .... • " •.. ~ • ~ Pttrl 4 •l't-Mo °'""9fl hA 1 • 4\lt-i,. HH111Hafd 6 ~ + Ill Is •• tir I d to e.rroc .Hell I 10\lo+ v. btwl-. C. • ,_,_ •.. HosaM Ml9 • 1*-1"' 11e -en e y rea y &111 111c1 .a1 ,. r ... OHJ111111 .t0li , 9\o'Jt-111 Ho$.Wt .Dll 1 n \i+ .. di--... lees' Ant1lini'and Bohc:otll4 1 I~ ••• DI ...... M s 1n. •.• Ml)W#ltlfllll 11 ff' •.. ...... ..._ IUll • n;, llerwlJ«I WI It ~ • .• DitODld Voll 6 .f\io ••• HOlllfl'I' .JM to 11*-'¥11 test whether be is wHHne to =::: ~l:s ; ~::!:: f::;!"&:: : ,:: l! =re,~ ,al sn=~ : explain his feel' and pyment llwtlllly.C ii . -.,_1·16 ~ PWo 1 a-+ ¥f .._II llldu 11 1"6+ Ill ~ • 3"' a-. ... i. 1 ..._.,.,. ..,_."t'Ct .ao t a • "" plansinadvanceoltreatment. 11ww11c.11 1s s •.. °''-"""" 1 av.+~ l'fullrfWl .tOll s, ... (') D. ~-the-·-• llrell'l(lwftQo 2 ''" ... Dr91' .. r.•. 1 ~."" H9ll'Ol.JD 22 d\i-lli 'I Pl:" -~ -1--t ...... y El'll 1 I-••• ~ .DI 21 l·ft ••• ttyc;ef ~ 6 1-" ••• choose bu a reputation fOr :i=:':."L-: 1 ·~i:!-·" =f'.f_ ii; : ::: ~ -t ~ "*• ... reapmd1ng to _calls for .. ~ JlJt;:= °"""'a_...~SA ... :~2"'.Jt 1 1~:::~ en>eri"1CY care ...... yw ~ .• ' • . .. ~m· .w ...... '"":::f.! ' • ... need iL, Under tbei ~ = ::. t 1~.: 0..1.Sc~ l· !~+ ."° l:::=i 1. 1; ~!: 0tnta1 A.w>ciation'a · r~ ..,.: ~ ::• ... ~.ijf, ~ ~:: :::1;. S: ri ~: : ciples of Dhlcs ,, nietnbs v.11 .11 , ~;-•111 Ent• DY 11 1 ' • .. 1.ntr!tC&I ..20 1 ..,..,_"' ' I• " Ir.II ,.. £,.,_ CD 11 W.-\lo lflfrfl'lfdto G t + 111 dentists are required to do•IO lli"MR..-l~ I~.... Ed\1lllnOl 51 it UI'.+ V. h'lt fOodlwc: 11 J -"' • lr.MCW!d 5 ani--* Ellmol .11 ' ~, ... 11111Ge11 .l'O 1 It ...... -but some still do not. Query erwi1n wb i u . .. e1111 c.orpt11 J ·~"' 111tProt11 .10 ,. '""-ii. f "ends d other llrMtM tQ 21 11~+ \lo Edwetcft.211 17 J +\.Ii tnUSffw.11 1 2\6+ 111 your r1 an pa-1r-En .n '° 11 -~ EllratlCll .lD JI'° _..., 11111snt.Cl6d·1100 SP\6•""' tients on this point. ~e..::,.~ 2f 1l~ ~ ~~t;::~ l: 1~-; ::: :~,s= ~ •1~ n~: : Bnld\"S .OSO 2 l + "' Electr11 .lllQ • H + "" 111terwar Q) n 11'\t-~ Bt-CD wt I 4V.'" YI El T Inc 1 tt'I+ "' lll'l'!;l(p Fl•· 1 2'h+ \'t (5) IF YOU must go to a IMhl..-"' • >.wo ••• El*~Sll .r.w ' ,.,..._ * '""°""" 1..:1 2 ·n ..... "" d I . Ust h k lllllldyC 1.0I 1 ...... •• . E(!Ulll Natl I ,~. "'" llT'IDIW a .'5 ' Jill>+ .... enta speaa , c e c 1111ms1nt .tO 110 t\6+ "" Er11M nc .21 1 s'4-"' 111vFN1 .151t 1 ~ •.. .. ~~•-he :. '--A-" -~•ed 6'111tr A.i.t " ,,-.._\lo E•• lllC!u$lr ? 1 -"' IOl'll(t lflCll' 1 11~+ "' WUe"l.llQ" L> UUUll,I \:a1.UI lkltln Oft 11 %fti+ ... E_., ~ 1! H ... Ir°'*" ,l)d 1 ....... ._ -certified by one· of the -< c-EICWI ... Ai u • . .. lrvlfl lllCMI 1 •'Ill+ .... aic Pttral 1 """ ... aw~ a.... 1• ·~ •.• 1sc '""" ·• • ""-• "" American Dental Association's c..blKMI 4 l l'I-.... Et1Uv .Ollb 1 .__" ITEL eo;p " Sl'r--"" "gh peciaJI ~~-d CAldOI" .159 10 7\lo ... Ewa<ISA .Mlcl l "6-,.. __,, ~ eJ. t s y UU<U~ -an QI ~r It 10\11 ... E..a-JI D IM-"" JK!yn ,.,!'.! 1 S'4-"" whether he has the BJ>'=·~ ; 1: :::· ,...., ~ ~ ~." =.yi: ~:'t~+it; Propna·te Hcense grani.d by ~ °"" 111 J..1' • . • Flbrtu. .cw l ,,._ • .--i• ~ , 1'1-,,.. C,.. 111 .JOi1 I 11'111 ••• i:.ir MD .lDll-2 ~.\II Jttf'Oftk t".'f'.I 2 J.\O+ Yt his or her state for the Cdll E• GM • 2"' ••• Fat""' .lO[i 1 '"' ... Jotw1Prc1.10 , 21i.-¥ii • CAin ~ • ,_._. '°" l'•llllly OSt 11 JI'&-W. ~ •-specialty. Cdll HYll .U •1 n.--Ill "'Woll' !II 6 J'llo+ 16 Kfl•l .lkl 15 I -Mo ( And . .I-JI~ CCIII .,.,,Ill 1 ~Ill ~ ~ 41 l\'>-\'a l(flwlf Ille t I'll .•• 6) balk If 8 Ul;:Jll.Qi. CCll'IOcddoil 6 11111+ \Ii i:.+-y .ll 6 4" •.. IC.IMMIM.C J 1"11+ ~ head lthh• c.dnSUp Oil J PYl-111 FlllrllDdwts 11 .,_ •.• K•Mt1Sn'1 '16 4o1V.t.\O seems set to go a w is Gall..,..111111 1 •¥t ••• F~ .m t n .. -111 K••-Al 1s ,.,. ... P~ trea--nt without Glipllat'I ep • .___"" Al,..q.,A '°' 1 Ho+ "" "--'11 .l2 1 ,,.. 111 ·~ win;: C.,11111 ... 106 H\11 ,., Fii_, IOI( 1t S + • tc.1cllurll• t ~+ .. telling unn what he intends to C.""' .10 I •W. •·· FlltrDy Alt! • ..-. "" ic.-A U 11Yi+ YI ,...,.. • • CerMtll ... ts .. ._Ill FlflGtti .1111 «I ' -Ill IC1y Co .JO 2 31'+ \41 do what It will cost and C.Pl11 .lila •111141•\ll Fl!IGllA .1111 10 • +'-' Ktrllflcl.JI • ~-" -:.... .. , in! · _ _,_ CM"~wf • :All ••• Fln10M1 t !,_+ '¥11 Kti.mb.15'1 2 J'l'I ••• WlullN onntng )'Oll' mJC-C..S!IOI .llld 6 HV. ••• FIDlfw .1ld 1 .,,.._. Yt Klltunl Pl' ' 2'11i+ Yt I I f . b I Qslletoll ·~ I ! ..... Fl"1 Hlrtfd 11 1 -.... Klft """' ~ ,,.. , ..... qua e y o pos s t e c.Y1tra11~ 1 94-w. F11~111. 11 .... "' 1e111g~.1,., 5 ,,.,._.,,,. al~ern_atives or possible cooi-g:iJ:c:o.,. 11 ::= ~ ~VM1 • .: l l::!: :t\"¥11111 f! ; 1f:= ~ phcat1ons. c..rtHftd ta1 2 2~"" istv•Mt w6 ' · .... "" '°'~" 1 ,1 He sakl his loogest-tenured employe ia Stanley Robinson, who has been 'With Friedman's · tor 25 of the~ years it's been In business In Oakland. .. I've never been ripped off/' said Friedman in an in- terview. "If you lay yourself open to people, you find what you 're looting lor. PG&E Seeks l1icrease In Rates From PUC Pacific Motor lmPOrts, 155"J w. Uncoln Aw.., Anaheim Another C1ual1W dealer toes forPcu*ol. ''IT'S MY OPINION people do what they want to do anyway, and it's only a QU& tloo of "'1o they blame for the ccmequences," he explained. "Take aelary. If I offer a guy f200 a weet and be aays okay, I'D take $200, h& h83 named his °"" llalary by agreement Well, II he starts thinking thal's -!Qo low, he"Il blame for for not offering him more. "But If I say to him I'll give you whatever yoo want -just tell me what you wont -he'll likely take the same $200 because that's the nature of the W<lf(d. Only now when he Utinks it's 10Q klw, be can kick bit own beNnd for not asking more. And I tell the men they can come back the next w~ and and m f<l' more. but they never do." ....... SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -Pending from previous filing Citing higher costs of fut! oil are PG&E applications for a and natural gas from SUJ>' $156 million increase i n pj'iers.-Pacific Gas & Electric natural gas rales-; e(fectlve-Co. has asked the state Public Ju1y I, to offset higher prices UUlites Commission to let it for gas from El Paso, Cana- ralse its gas and electric rates dian and California sources. next month by $100 million a This amounts to $1.82 to the year. • typical customer's monthly PG&E filed Frtday for in-gas bill . creases or $89.6 million in PUC hearings are now being electric rates, effective April held on an additional $23.1 7. to orfset higher fuel oil costs million gas and electric rate and $11 million in natural gas general increa se which would rates, effective April 1 to raise average monthly bills offset higher prices for gas f3.3S to cover higher oosts ol supplied by El Paso Natural labor and other operations. Gas Co. Jp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;m"'"il Hearings are not required LA LINES for such olfoel lncreases bul , are !Ubject to review by the s311 PUC slalf. Approval -.kl MONTH mean the typical TILIPHONI COMPANY householder's lllClllthlY b 111 o• C•U•. woo.Id go up ts cents for elec-.,,.... • ... • Cllilfll ,... trlcily anll IS ceulS for gas. Tormenting Rectal Itch Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues Promptly Relieved ln many Ql96 P-~paration )i f iV#.11!1 Pf'Otl'lpt, ~pora ry r~llcf from 111ch. pain •nd itching •nd actually helpa thrink lwt:IHn1 of hcmorrhoida.I lie· IUfJI cau.00 by ln"8mnwt1Uon. T•tt by doctort on bun- drtda or patient.e showed this to be true in tnll.l\Y cues. In fact, mnny doc tor1, them·· IM!lves, use Prl'(>Oralion 11 or r«.'Olllmend It for their fam· ii ice. Preporat.ioft H ointment or eupJkiiitoriea. ,.111• T•• & t.k. on AW. cm11 M IM. O.!.L COMNllL CHftlOLIT Jin HAllOI ILWO. COSTA MISA 1..._IJH •.. Comlu SOon ... TIM PcUicol Dlfsd. nt~ next CM. ' -____ ... -____ _,_ ·---·--·- • , ' ' • • • • • I • • I I I t ' • ' • l • I ' t t j ' I : ' I ' I I I t ' I I I I • 1 • • • "" .,,__ , _ " •• ' ~ ' " ' • • ' , '• •• ~ ~ " • • • . " _, •It . . • ' • -. • \ . . AMONG-'FHE · GREAT ONES Here, among some of the great newspo pers of the world, is an old friend. The DAILY PILOT looks as much at ~ome on this international newspaper rock as it does at the front door of thou.sands of 0 range Coast area homes where it is dropped daily. That should tell you something. It should tell you that a "home- town newspape~" can be sophisticpted and still not lose touch with what's hap- pening at city hall. Whefher it's n~ws from around the world or down the block, the DAILY PILOT ·packages it best for you. And the simple fact is that, because the DAILY PILOT emphasizes local coverage, you'll find a lot of stories in it you can't find in _any other newspaper in the world. On this international news rack, it's among the great ones of the world. But at home, it's the great- est one in the world (for local news) . • • • • • • • \ • .• • DAILY PILOT ' ... . , . :· .· ·. :: ·. . DAILY PILOT -· -h 11, 1974 3-Z '"" , ....... -... 1-~-... .., SU Kr•11• "Mommy! The point's dry already! See, I did n't g.-t a bit on my handY' , • I • Co•ell, Meredith Split - Don!Js Moving On Up~ . .. By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Ttlevtlloo's hottest 8portcast· Ing team, Howard Co!eU and Doo MeredithLbaa: been broken up. '!be two video.~ woo wide popularlty !or broad- casts of ABC.TV's Monday nlsl>l professional Io o t b a I I games. But now ?.1eredlth bas sign· ed an excluslve long-term agreement with a competing net \\'Ork, NBC-TV to do acting roles and appear on variety and talk shows as well as take pali In sports programming: ... .. , ' " • "I' ;s, '\ ' ,, -,1,. ' •• ~·: 1}; mE POSmON al ABC-TV ,'.{ ,_,;_':,:· ' "illch lost Meredith, ls ~t ~ (1\i.:~}i::.: wants to concentrate pnmari· ~~·~it.:~~ • 1o1..-. •tarlini In tile 1111, ... Irey .....-of Ill -...i-_ . ...., for NaUoool.,.. bo0......,, ..... anc1 .. ·oe- ~ poll'.colelwlty .... •. ,.. Monday~ b11e~. MVM'&ft •• .. ( • -·-:--,-• I ~ ._ --5aYs soomw:~ -~ to aJ1 ·1111s; k's...or1-dlot -"!' -Don' will . be ..., ti\ dmlop. _,., ... I~ prof ecta which will let u, teke tuU advantage ot his venatltlty." Meredllh, a l..mir -quarterback for pro foot11raµ•1 Oellas Cowboya, 1 • I d., meanwhile, '"Ibis ii a ~ a-llf~ oppcsWnjty for me to move into -tDlirelf new areas orst>OW b"iOM. "I'm ...Uy dtlilJqc! to be Joining NBC and fool -to & Iona woclatlon wltb them." • • ,Girls in Pr~on . S.till. Get-'PilP -. ~ • • • ' PHAIMAC.Y ·three day WE:< QUOTE PRIC~S · OYER THE PHONE •• , ANYTIME • __ ., !~~~g rather U.O -~~~)i But the president ol NBC-~;;i};:;;,.··._:.:;-, THE COS!ILMEIUIDrre TV, Herl>eit Schlosser. says: HOWARD COSELL team skyrocketed lo i.Ie~ "We believe Don Meredith fame througti its ihfonnal, Jr. --- ... . . . has the potential lo reverent and bumorowJ ap. become a telev1sion star In a tbology series ... 'Police · Story" proadt In covering the Mon- number ot areas. had convinced the network day ABC-TV pro football o:in- "Under the terms cl this "that he can become a major tests. dramatic star." On , ...... ·~ -unique agreement, we plan to many n IS'...,., "'~. ••••ur showcase his talents not only The network presldert .ad-mmtaton were more en-- in our coverage of major eel : "Although we plan to terta.lning than the g31ne1 they sports, wtie.-. he Is now be!! take full adv._ of Don's were reporting. _ .... VICK'S !'NY(>Ull .. : 6 os. .... ; .• ,,;, •••••••••••••• $1 :6t ·METAMUCIL, 14 ttL-.PowoM U11ti"' ••••••••••• , l .ll QILLIDE ADJUSfAllE a1i.t 111111 as........... 1.10' sratN~ ELD AtP:IRIN, •100 ············~······. .lS $1.SS '2.49 ... "' $1.ot 1.., "" lh 2700 E. Coast Hlt1iway, at Ferrleaf. CarDna 1111 k known, but also In dramatic dramatic abilities, he will also For Cosell,·it was "Humble roles on ... series and motion ·be a'.n important part of our Howard'' or "'lbe Mouth.". pictures made for television as coverage of major spoi1.s." Meredith, meanwhile, was fre.. wtll as in guest appear8nce5 quenUy referred to on the air • ••• AMPLI P~lff HI llAI ...... -tiH-6:11 ... ~ ....... -" ...... 644-7575 on our variety and talk shows." ACCORDING TO an NBC. by Cosell as "Dandy Don." '!Vannouncement,the And they were a dandy AN NBC-TV spokesman tn-0-.ipe~l..,~riiik-i"pl;;,ans~;itoii;;;use~;i·;;i·;;i·_;l•i;iarn~.------= dicated, for instance, thatr• 1.feredith'a outings might well include the Johnny Carson show, on which It ls possible he ""'1ld lloo be a gu<sl Iioot. each Installed all American Schlosser &aid that Meredith's appearances this ...,.. oa the NBC-TV an· cars reg. $15.95 B. F. GOODRICH STORE 2049HAUOll11.VD. lot leyl COSTA MISA Caudogue Sliortagc AJO, Ari~ (API -E.S. ''Bud" Walker, a member of the county board of supervisors, says be tried to get around a local toilet paper ,._ by writing 1o a mall onler firm. I ..... WT•~ "'Ibey wrote me saying I ...Wd have lo fumlsh them with the proper calaJotlue number !or the item," he says. "l wrote back and told them that if I had a catalogue, I wouldn't ·need the toilet paper.'' ,__._ ... Pri.M;W.M 64M4ZI 14Ml41 AU1nment •Mufflers •Shocks• lrake1 NOW! FORA NEW LOW $2,500 DEPOSIT YOU ENJOY ALL THE LATEST BENEFITS OF THE !IA~d SAVERS CLUB HOMI OPPICI: MOJ>c•• Awmie, llQUfta BMch. Cellforftll 12151, TetephoM: '484-7541 • LAGUNA NMIUIL: 3 Monttel'l Barptaza • IAN.CLllllNTI: 801 NOMh El Camino RMI • LAGUNA MILLI: 24038 Calle de la Plltl • LAU ILllM>RI • eoo W•t Graham A'llil'IUI ' •• , . . At a time when people are demandihg more story without being.a •iast talker.'" lnformalive advertising, television -cornmercial$are In newspapers. . •. 1 getting· shorter. . ". · : , -· In newspapers you can give the·MI detall9-li1 The trend Is to 30 second spoJs. Or.lime for 30 seconds the average reader""!' a.bsofb 250. about 50 words. • ·: . • . words. or 5 limes as much information as from TV. • That's noLenough lo tell everything Conslll)'leis And newspapers lel a consumer pause to · want lo know these days: prices, colois;guarantees, • evaluale, re-re8d. and even clip yoilr ad asa·111~1•If1~ ...... ' whereto find it, what it'smadeof,and~oniuch Newspapers ha'!" always beefll!le~. more. :. working advertising medium. . · · Instead, advertise where you can tell.a complete And we think their Mure looks betterthall ever. I • . . "'···1- DAILY PILOT . • • • • • 1 r • :he ,ma A ' yea Ala !or lo .. ion! dev mt! ~nd fmg !or Or " bri lhe ness Co.' read T first ••bs \( I • SIMl<s by ALLISON DEERR Of ... OlltJ ,. .... ,..., , Stan Allen alwaya has 90llltthlOI • bla al~ve. ." H~ changed a girl .into a lion 11 Lion • ~n!!"Y Satari. , Dui1ng halftime at an L.A. Rams .1ar1Je~ he floated a woman in the air. , For 1Japa~ Village and lleer Pin, . Jle devised an act for a sea .lion turned .. magiciap. • 1 At 24. <Allen bas been a magician for 12 . years: He operates the Magic Shop ln LOI ' A1am1tos and conducts classes in magic for , II). to 16-year.old boy S throughout ~Cllifoml ' ' · ~ Recent~ ~ilh s'X.d llUl't ... inslnl<t<lr ,~·~. li!H 'in eosta "· ~. . Alken ~rnomtiated iow ~e magic triCU are IJ>'tfonn'!'I and then entertained ·an 1 al.»dience at lhe. ttu'bor Area Boys Club. • "We don't want to tum Out everyone's 1son as a professional magician. But the 1boys in our classes are lea.'lting a 1 fascinating hobby, one that useful ·in aey pro!~_'.'.· _ _; . I ','Many ......... iBwyetS j and oiJlU professionals use magic io their v.·ork," Allen said. "ror ex~mple, a chikl visiting a radiologist may be a little frightened. If ·he sits the child on·the edge of the table, talks to him and does s:>me simple magic tricks, lhe child relaxes and isn't as frightened... • • His Magic Schdol tar Boys Js an answer to charm.programs for girls. he said. . "Learning magic heij>s develop self- confidence:· improves £ro6ml.ng and develops JX!blic -speaking. A magician mQst learn to gel up in front of people. aod he can't be sloppy or have dirty fingernail s." . . . . Tbe ,classes'w-e mi\ hour long and Wt for six weeis. Qkrent!y:-the · only Orange County class iii at Bullocks, Santa · ' "We're gonna turd it on. We're gonna bring yoU the power. It's coming. do"'TI the line, strong ?S It can be, and· it's courtesy of the Eleqric Company," 'Ibe power is readi ng, an4: aJlJhe doors the ability to read can OJM:I\· " -r Electric Co. is an Emm}' Alva'rd-win- ning children's program geared to child- ren just learning to read. Like ~e Street, it is produced by the Children's Television \Vorkshop. l Sesame Street offers a ~acling readi- ness program for preschoolers. Electric Co. 's goal is to help youngsters learn to read. Three years ago, a magazine was created to supplement the learning ex- periences offered on the Sesame Street television program. * "We had always wanted a milar rein- forcement tool for Electric ., cixplained Roberta Miller, publisher Of· {)esatpe Street magazine and the new Electfic Company magazine. _ _ •. , • "We circulated 225,000 copies Of the first issue to newsstands and had 25.000 subscriptions. Subscriptions are now .growing by 3,000 or 4,000 a month." 1 Adults and children familiar with Elec- tric Co. have already been introduced to characters 3Uch as Easy Reader and fargo North, decoder; Jermlfer of the :.Jungle and her friend Paul, the gorilla. l The TV show uses sophisticated graphics · and electronic wizardry to ~resent comedy situations that entertain \nd simultaneously teach reading skills. I "The magazine is based on the same premise," said Mrs. Miller. "'111e target •ge is the 6-and 7-year-olds, but we receive hundreds of letters each week rom children from ages 3 to 12. "It is the only magazine wriUen on the iecond grade reading level. Because it is entertaining It works well "" a ~al reading toot for slow retders as well." The magazine Is ill~trilted by top car- 'toonists, (as Sesame Street ts by top il- tustrators), in black and white and four hlors. ' 1 E "You don't talk Clown to chlklren and u don't draW down to them/' the blisher explained. 0 ,Ve reel the)' shbuld exposed to high qqality illustration." I . • .IAD IU.USTRATIONS ' • , In the February-March issue (aecond tn the series of 10 scheduled for each fear) rontributors include nationally •knol1ill writers and Illustrators from Na~ lional Lampoon and Mad magazines. ' "The TV show writers have been '1nong our best contributors," she added. t Included io each issue will be gags, rid-ei.s. word pll22les. games, stories and t:omic strips. Exploits ot familiar TV ~egulan. will be highlighted. f "Even very poor reader11 "'Ill ¥.'Ork ~ery hard to decypher the words In ~he comic strips and stories," f\lrs. ?i1iller ottd. "The pk:tures are zany and utrageoL1!. The situations are hul"(tOrous r full of incongruities." She feels that "today's children arc ~ery sophisticated. They watch a lot of J.elevision. "Y.......U, have i.,be llllltinallwe lllCI •• Ana. " daao at ille 8'Js Clol>•la 'Cootll Mesa will beCin 1l>Jndly, Mardi 21, 1t 7. p.in. ID!wmltioll is 1rillable lhlOllih lhe club, MW372. ' "A !<(I ol J>l>Ople /re lnte"*<I in mqJc ud ibe "'""11 riJl>t'. now. The MagJclan --.. leleYision ha• a 1o1 1o do w!tb !U tJ!.init," Allen •ddOd. • • . Illa lnt<mt bepn wllli a ll>JlJlic trick bill -boUpl at lhe Dianeyllnd maglc abop. ' ; ' "ID higb adlool, I cn-..ed I could do magic 100ws instead ol the usual high school jQbe.." Later, he traveled the eotmtry rOr a cootie i:Danufacturer. "I did all: ibows a ,day, si:t days a week for br ~ eomething like ~ -.." stte lhei 1io·s done everything from shoQ ·between ·halves at the Coliseum to;devislng magic ~ for amusement parks~ CONl'ml:NCE BUD. T Tbe Mali< r way four or n... . ''ll ··started because there is '° much You , can't \each juit oyer the counter at a B>p. Macie must ~ wltb lhe buics Ind build. .. Also, r locil<ed at the chann school.s .for girls and asked il 'magic might no< be the amwer for boys." Brad Burt, ZI , saw his first magic 1bow as a CUb Scout. When he was a sophomore in high school. he bought a book on 131 magic tricks and read it cover to cover. · · .., put together a show and took orf from there. [ even produced an act so I could get into the Magic castle." Burt worked with magic intehnlttently witil be discOvered the Magic Shop. "ti-teeting people ~1th similar interest. my. ski!la aod knowledge doubled ovemighl ":'rNow, because he admits being a 'Httle shy he teadies and prrlen f .• ., \See MAGIC, PIJ" 15) e • Co. I " Grapliics· . 1n new · · . Electric Company magazine are .geared . to ,the ' . beginning reader. Right, a sample from issue~ one. • , .keep them interested. ()tberwise, they \\-on't pay1 any aU.ention to the printed word Oii the screen. The 111111e applies to the magazine.,, A glance through .,_ one boon out • be< ... -ID ..,. !Ulk:olor feoture, Eal)' - Jo1full1 .-tllo pl'lnt .. I -aallor. Jmnlfer and Plul have 1 jtmgle picnic inlerrupled by ID olepblftt stampede. TRA"1CJAM Fargo North ties up tralf., geltlntJ b1s dec:oder to a hou..call. A-..:ry tiny, cut and !old younclf book t<llla a really big fish story. "Truth or Baloney'' readera are quiued on turtles. "Does 1 turtle takt'. orf his lhell to take 1 abowerl" "We've pt.tea V«J posltive reactions ' Know Magic l Rea.der §o,· i> ~ ' ~ '\, , . " ,. 0 0 tall taller (rom everyooe. Teachers are ordering ~bsaiptlom ror their classes and as· signing the magazine along with 'vatch- lng the TV show. "Parents bave responded favorably, -ror a re-.. parmta who feel the &bow Is too outrageous for their child· reo,11 lbe sUd. Q>ildron aend in their own pictures. -· jokes Ind gags b" the huodreds to "Your Tllm" ftidl prints readers' contributiont. · The New York based publisher has a backgromd In childreo:• -publishing and is a parent. Her children are now young adul13. "I am happy to be working°" a publi· cation that reaches BO many chtldr12n In sich volume. "It'• populartt7 blo grown •od I think \ • ·.: .. .. tallest , it's probably by v.-ord of mouth. Children are proud of their magazines. They take them to school and show them to their (rlends, '' 1'frs. Miller said. "We learn from the feedback ?t"e receive and want to put out lhe best prod. uct possible." Six new IO!t-cover boolcs barod on Elec+ Irie Company are now on the market under the Golden Book label. Each is geared t~ an audience bCt¥.'CCn begiMer and juvenile books , about age seven. Titles now available are "The Con· tinuing Story of Love of Chair," "Fargo North , Del'O<ter, and His Coat and ltat.' "Joke Book.'' "Giggles, Coi:iqles." "The Silent e's from Oti1cr Spact" and "Nit1y· Gritty Rhyming Riddle Book." Revenues from the magaz1tt~ and book !81"8 help fund the. Children's Television Workshop and lls educoti°""I projects. • 101ns demonstrating how magic . tricks are performed • ' Plea for Help Will She Answer? DEAR ANN LAJ';OER.~: Please print thi s letter. If it doesn't help my mom, maybe it \\i ll help someone else. DEAR ~10~1 : I Jmoy.· you have a drinking problem , but I love you too much ~ am too weak , or too much of a coward to tell you I know. Life hasn't been easy for you and I understand why you turnM to the bottle. I wish I knew y.·hat I could do to help ycu . but oow-ttmt I have children of my O\\'n, I a1n busy with my famil y. \\le want you around as long as possible, Mom. \Vhen you go out at night by yourself, we worry. \Vhen I talk to you and then a little \li'hile la\er you don't remember anything you said, 1 am heartsick. It's happening more and more and it makes me realiz.e th.! seriousness of the situation. Get some help, ~fom. Please admit you have a problem before it's too lale. Jf you need me, I'm here. Just \et me know. \Ve all love you. -YOUR C.\UGHTER DEAR OAUGDTER: 1-lere's your letter. And now a note tO every mom wbo read it: U yoa felt tbe !illghtest twinge, the faintest shadow of a hint that maybe that letter l\'BS meant for you, ~ease look up Alcoholics .Anonymous In the phone book and attcncl their next meeling. A better \\'By of life Is as close as your telephone. DEAR ANN LAI'\DERS : Remember that fellow who set the y.·orkl's finger· snapping record and drew a crowd of over 300 people? As 1 rec.:ill , you didn1t think that was much of a n accompllshment and a lot of readers got mad ai you. w,11, how do you like this one? A 20-year-old Italian hair styli.st in Boston edged out a 21-ycar-old telephone operator in a spaghettl~aling contest. These two shoveled in the pasta for one solid hour and '40 minutes. The y·oong "'Oman \\'ashed doY.TI 100 bolled spnghttt~ lwhlch she said she didn't care for ) i.-.·Jth red wine. lier opponent drank ¥.atcr. \\1hen she quit she sald she wasn't really full yet but she was getting loaded on the y,·ine. The spaghetti-eating champ had won , t\\'O other "firsts." He had eaten one pound of cheddar cheese in 4 minutes and 266 pitted prunes in 4-0 minutes. \Vhat do you think about such "stellar" achievements, Ann L a n d e r s ? - HOLLY\VOOD \\1ITNES.S DEAR WIT: I'm bappy lo say I doa't have to think about lbem. To each bis O\lln. DE,\R ANN LANDERS: I am 38. di\'orced and going 'f1{h a married man. \\'e have been seeing each other for three years. I lost my husband because or him. \Ve are together almost every "·eekend and two or three evenings during the \o;eek. Am r crazy or is he? This man is successful in business, has a fairly attractive wife, a nice home and six good children. He says his \li'ife is a y,'OQdert'ul mother (they have been married 26 years) but she is not interesting to him sexually or otl1crwise. lfe likes my company. \Vhy \\'OUld a \\'lfe stand ror her husband to tJ:e gone four or five evenings a \\·eek? He has to be telling some f4.1ntastic lies to get away '1i'ith It. She t\IUST realize he has somebody else. Why doesn't she divorce him and give us a chance to have a decent Ute together? What do you see that I might have overlooked? -MYSTIFIED ~IS. DEAi\ MS.: I ,.. (II alz <lilldtta, (I) a •ite who ~·oWd r1ther a,·e u1r a ... , than none, and (3) 1 m1t1 •·Ito ,,. ... 1 doesn't want a dl\•orce aDd baa ntffl' brought up the aabjed. ls aJcoholism ruin_i_og your life? Know lhe danger signals and what to do. Read the bo klet. "Alcoholism -Hope and l~clp," by Ann Landers. Encl05e 3$ cents In coin with your request and a tonr stamped , self-addressed envelope to Am\ Landers , P.O. Dox 3346, 222 W. Bink Dr .. Chicago, Ill. 606>! • ., j. DAILY PILOT I .~oast Elu .bs March With I Vari~d P~ograms .L CM Women pmeplull traJnJng will be offered. The hlsto<y of bats from Jiii to Ibo ~ will be Nurses Secretaries Nominations wlll be made' Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. she addrtsses the Orange Newport BelCh home ol. Mn. for Huaband-of-lhe·year ;, n tl 'nlunday, March 14, ln the C41.mty Section of th e Lee a.rt. proposed cablevlsktn shows First Christian church , Woman's Auxiliary to the will be dl.scussed. A m e r I can SQciety of Oran&•· Medianlcol Enilneers WedJ>es. ............i by Eiieen Wood Emph,yaema will be the ..__ . .__,.;when U1d~1Mlfeu W-''cJJiCiliil-Dr .__.,__Cl"'.ub~ fl -..llldly,_Earl_R:"" Kle:nc wtien-..;. '[)!tins' Moms day, lfarch 13. Vineent c. San F!llm ., hunday CliJD,.....~MrrPaul 'H:-l!ithlJO-:.E""'u"!......!. d !ls •L.Jor March IS tn the clubhouse. The &iiO M-Junior .speaks for tile Orlllge C®nty Woman 's Club wtll be honored A.uociaUon of Ind u 1 tr I a I during the meetlnf. Nunes · at 6:!0 p . m. A -repneentatlve_..,f r:: o-m,--Dr-. W-111-la_m_Lov_._e_less_wl_ll_be_ Garden Grove-will-~ tbe'1l Mc Donne 11 Do u I I a a Ama:ican Airll~ will offer a.m. luncheon meeting. Astronautics, will talk cm· lips on packJng and ways ·to the featured speaker when· entertain children when tbeThur!dayMo#ningClubof MG Co111munlcation1 u a t r a v e 11 n g during the Newp>rt Bead!. meets at 1 BehavJoral Process at the •· Learning Center A mobile Instruction unit bu been equipped by the Leaming Cent.... Santa Ana, to serve the communities of San Clemente, LalJllM !IJiuel, San Juan Capistrano and other outlying oouoty -Testing, e<V aluation . educational therapy a n d .. 1Y' Fun Planned Enriching family enjoy· ment are the many ac- liv!Ues of the Hunting. ton Beach·Fountala Val· ley YMCA which will be supporfed by funds realized from another family attraellon, a llJD· cake brealdut. Serving · will be from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Mareh 16, in Murdy Park. Erik and Pamela Burgh stir up some interest MARIE SO(tlERS Rites Set ~ I Fo_r Ju y ~ A July wedding in St. Andrew'• Presbyt er fa n <llurch, Newport Beach is belntl plaaned by Marie Louise Somers aiid Wllllam Richard Hover. Their -t has been -byh<rporentl,~ . ..s Mn. !bdyn Burnell So... of llewpic1 Beach. His ....-.. Mr. ond Mrs. Fred R. Hover Jr. ol Visalia. --· .. alumna ol Newport Harbor High School, will graduate from Cal Poly, San Lull Obispo, in Jime. She pllM ·1o do graduate .II. \\'Ork at California S t a t e ~ ' University, San Joie. Htr fiance, 111 honors graduate ol Cal Poly, atteoded Mt. Whitney High School in V11alia, He now It in & --~t trainlntl - Wedneifay, March 13, Jn tile Velvet Tur t I e restaurant, Fullerton. Irvine Jrs. New olfieers will be elected by the Irvine JIB!lor Woman's Club at 7:~ p.m. Wednelday, Ma!dl 13, Jn the Unlvenlty United Meti>Jdlst Chu re h , Irvine. ' • • -- Wednesday, M a r c h 13, p.m. in the Balboa Bay Club Dr. Arnold Starr, UIOClale Thunday, lfarch 14, meeting March 14. Hil tllle will be We pro/-ol medicine at UC of the Bahia Cliapjtt, Natlonaf meetlng fl· Orange Co a s t Irvine, will dllcuss the clinical Secretaries Aaociation, at Mothers of Twins Club. Need Each Other. 7::111 p.m. at the Mlle c...~., -7 M he Jn ·11 aapecta ol Jl1}'83lheija gravis ..,_ ..~ ,_ p.m. gatt r g w1 GoU eoun., Fouatain Vall_!'Y. lake P.)ace Jn Knott 's Berty E at the 'Ilwnday, March H -1 Farm Steat Houae. ngineer Aux. meeting o1 the Myasthenia Alliance How ta Tell a Real Ad From Gravis Foondatlon, Orange Begonia Society a Hoax will be the topic of O>tmty Auxllllry. The Orange C®nty Brandl Mils Jean Hagatrom from the The amuo1 m e d I c a 1 of the American Begonia Beti.r Business Buttau when membenllJp drive meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the !Int floor conference _. D ol Orange Counly Medical Center. ' A)umnae . ''f lntematiooal will ' tbO Tbun!day, Mardi 14, meelq al the Newport -<lllpltt, Alpha Clll Omega Alunmae. For e f g n exchaoge otudents from Italy ond the PhllfpplneJ will speak. Olflcen will be elected at the 7:30 p.m. gathering in the September Rites Set Palrlda. Grem and Johii Tate .. planning to many SejJt. H In SL Jom tbe Baptist Cathollc <Jiurch, a.ota Mesa. Miu Grem, daughte!' ol tile Ge<qe • Z. Greens 1 of WestmWlet', is a graduate al W..tmlnller High School and Lawton Dental School. Her flaoce is a graduate or Gardena High SchoOf and The wr!Ung1 ol the late French President Olarles de Gaulle will be the focus ol a talk by Profeaor Yves Rey- Herme at the Friday, Mon:h 15, meeting of the Alliance Francaise de la Riviera CaUfomlenne. The group will meet at 8 p.m. in the Laguna Beach Congregational Cliurch. Seminar Harbor Area Legal Secretaries will' boat a seminar on peraona1 Injury ...... general oourt proc<dure and the pro/emlonal legal se<'!'elary Seturday, Mon:h 16. The seosion will begin at 9 MG SPEAKER Dr. Arnold Starr a.m. with talks by an attorney and a judge. A mock exam will follQW the day's talks. Participants will meet In the OrlJ1ge County Superior eourt, Sanla Ana. Indian Fiesta Sboobone Tribe, Kahnee Ta Nation, YMCA Indian Maidens will Pftll"Ot a Mexican~ themed Jtmebeon Saturday, Mon:h II, beginning at 11:30 a.m. in Estancia High School. A Mexican menu and South or the Border music will carry out the theme. Television ''We the Women" narrated by Mary Tyler M-. is the first of 13 ))our.Jong specials in the 1Amttlcan Parade aeries preseDted by CBS News. The program, scheduled r.. Sunday, March 17, at a p.m. will look at women in America from pioneer • da)'ll to the women's libentUon movement. Volunteers will graduate from California lli'.l.,,.. ... ...__..~,"~"'-''"' A convention recap and di>cusslon of the American ·Red Cross bl°"" replaoentt!llt program are oo the agenda for the Monday, March 18. meeUng ol the Orange County • _ _.._ --:-- State Unlverslly, Fullerton Jn June. His parents are the Richard Tates of Co6ia Mesa. PATRICIA GREEN EMIOSSED SEERSUCKER PRINTS F·abulous selection of designs ranging from whimseys, petites, traditionals to stripes and plaids! · MACHINE WASH, TUMBLE ORY, NO IRON • Cottons. Polyester/Cottons 44"/45" Wide ' @@@iii»iii'ii VOIT .E PRINTS l 69yd. • DUCK PRINTS }9'k A SEW neat idea! A pantsuit of duck, a match-mate voile blouse; a duck dress, puffy voile sleeves. MACHINE WASHABLE IOO'Yo Cotton DUCK; Cotton,Cotton Polyester VOILE 44"/45" Wide BASKEf SITlUI DOUBLE KNITS NATURALIZER'S SOFT SANDAL Casual, Carefree and Chic! These Trevira Polyester double knits come .in a wide, wide range of new spring pastels. white and black, The Linwood. 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Women Voters Planning for transit, open s)ioce,. pttmVaUoo of Upper Newport Bay, county government and mental health wUJ be under d1scqssion at the &Mu&I convention ol the Orange Coonty League of Women Voters . Tl1e Tuesday, Mar<h 19. event is acheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. In the First Congregational Cliurch, Santa Anar-Ofllcen will be elected. Philharmonic Orange County Pldlharmonic Society c:oncerts for Youth ?i'ill conclude wllh two programs Tuesday, l.farch 19, in the Mel- odyland Christian Center, Ana- heim . Henri Ternianka w 111 conduct the California Chamber Symphony Orchestra. A·uxiliaiy . Mrs. Roger Jones has been imtalled as president of the Colt.a Mesa Memo.rial Hospital Auxiliary. Serving on her board are the Mmes. Jack Toon, J. A. Wilson and Jay McKams, vice presi- dents; Fred Sorsabal and T. A. Larned, .secretaries; William Lambert, treasurer; William ASSlnus and David Leighton, direc_:tors, and Jack Mapson, coordinator. -ch.~I IROADWAY -HOUSE OF FJaBRICS always /int quality f abrie1 ........... ,,. ....... ... ........... .... .... • , 1 I ---C:.-.::""L"tii.. • __ .... _ ""'.. 14Mlll ' • ' e s s 0 J ... .. • r • MRS. CARLSON MRS. CONTANT •, MondiJ, Mal'(.h 11', 1474 OAILV PILOT Horoscepe: Given Aid - By SYDNEY OMAJUl ilt\'Olved. humor serve u twln alUes. oblcured or secret. Arltt, TUESDAY t:ANCEll (June 21.July 22!: UBRA (Sept. 2S-Oct. 221 : utora persoos could figure MARCH 12 Do _,. remodeling -tcor Money, aelectivity, quality -prominently. Be discreet. not • di>wn for p u r po s e of those aree.s are feabftd. Take fearful. What you doubt Ls ARIES (March 21·Apnl 19\: rebuilding Romance creative hard look at what ls offered. probably merely a speck in Concern wtth ~It ~Id be endeavors· are feat~. Give Re 8 comparison shopper. You overall picture. _rea~urect." You_ tiav~ ~ J t ~1.f -unpniit 'OUr h.t'-e ril(ht to get money'.!! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. desi~now to Pen e tT • t e atyle:-Refi se to 'fiei copycn(.-v.'Orfh.--Shl'e.Wd w;rgatntnrlr-!t):-Your~omrleellngnhould :::::: ~p Ile 1 \0 LEX> (July 23-Aug. 22 1: Be called for -don't shy away be considered. Be selfish, if 1 ps, you are no ready for change. travel. lroln it. • neceSsary. You do have right lon~cl~aet~sfl 17d with variety, intense emotional SCORPIO (Oct.13-Nov. 21); to llve your own life. Others SU TAURUS(~ ~r82G-°:!f 20)· experiences .. Gemini, Virgo This ii a power perk>d. You should be made aware of this Hold oft on ~itment.s. YoU pef""IOCl.I are m picture. Hoi:ne. have authorities ln your a~ there ls no need for ~lre acidiUonal lnfonnatlon. where you are to live, comer. Get goi~ -be a self· reticence. You are on verge of Mete partne ma be property values are featured. starter. Invest m /'OU!' own a coupl Know it and heed )'OUr 0Vi1] couniJe!. Teach and learn. --------~ Exchange kleas, knowledge. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): NEWPORT Travel and change a r e featured. Shake of! lethargy. LEASES .AcccnWlcUoo.. contacts .. ~~jf-....J ... ,"io0ii74ii"ii .. r --:--I life in1proves. You meel people v;ho offer challenge , creative outlets. Yoo romc alive. Hori.zoos broaden. Yoo perceive potential. '60" ... -.... Tu &UC..Oll~ C.-)1-0.EL. 645-2202 Coast Couples Exchange Vows impeltent. It's~. ~ver, Vl~GO (Aug. 23-Se~t. 22 ): abilities. ~con I dent . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb . .-------------~ !<JI" )'OU to foliow >""" own llelauves, c Io s e ne~ Pel'OOM with experience pay ta): Build to .. ard greater I w What's Comi-??? I COUDltl. Tune ls on your side. o;>uld ~ ~ ol y~ "big mearungful compliments. security. Protect Im ag e, •• 2 GEMINI (May 21..June 20): ptcture. Bed.iplomahc. Sharp SAGrrrARIUS (Nov. 22-reputation. Those who t c I Highllgtt humor versatility. retorts now would be out of Dec. 11): Put finishing touches advocate actk>n based on I e IKa••• 11111 lellt De1l9 Ask plenty ol q ~est I 0 n s. order. Sense of beauty and on project whlch has beecl impulse are being childish. n. w ..... a..t. 421 ll• st.. I People want to aid, to sen·.e. ._ I-• c-r, ...,., ..,,,_, _ to provkle you with materlall---c--::---::---::------------------..!....:::.-=.:-::.-=.:-::.-=.:-::.-=.:-=..:-=.:-=..:-=.::-=-:....1~and lnfO(TllaUoa. This may not • always be so -take advantage of lttnd· Yr'hlle •it exists. Another Gi mlal and a 's.g1ttar1u are likely to. be CONT ANT-HAYES Lucinde Jean Hayes and Robert Marinus C o n t a n t exchanged nuptial vows 81¥1 rqs before the Rev. Dr. Charles Dierenfield in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Olurch, Newport Beach. 'Ibeir parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jooeph Hayes' of Newport Beach, Marin us Contant o( Corona del Atar and the late ~1rs. Josephine Con· tant. AltemanU were Mn. Jamie L)peZ, Susie FarTer, Cindy Scarborough-Mary McAboy, Kathy and Ellen Macrate and Betsy YOUlli. Serving t h e bridegroom were nonas Contant, A. c. Cameron IV, C. C. Albright Ill, ·Da.vid L. Hayes, Andy Rose, Larry l),iomlre and William C. Howatt. The bride, a 19'70 Natk>nal Olarity League debutante, is a graduate o( Newport Harbor Higb School. She attended Stephens College and now is a seniol' at the University of Southern California and a .,...-of Delta Gamma. Her husband is a graduate or Corona del Mar High School and the University o f California, San Diego, He a1so studied aboard C h a p m a n College's World Ca m p u s Afloat. 'lbe newlyweds will reside in Corona del Mar. .CHISHOLM-REGNIER Cindy ' Lee Jle@nier aM Robert Alan Chisholm RUTH HARDISON . Harborites To Marry Ruth Anne Hanlilon ...i J. Brian Harris plm to marry June 14 in Harbor Trinity Baptist Churdt, Costa Mesi. News ol tbelr enpaemeot -~inarncehal been 8l1llOUllced by b e r porents, Mr. and Mn. Horvey R. H-ol Costa Mesa. Her fianoe'• PlftGb are Mr. and Jin. J-D. Hanis ol Newpori 8-b. exchanged w:f~~ vows and rings in FiiM-U n i t e d Methodist Church o( Costa Mesa. Dr. Earl Isbell performed the rites for the daughter of Mrs. Marion Hixoo of Costa Mesa and' Carl Regnier of Tuc8on and the ""' of the Geoi)!e O.isholms of Costa Mesa. Attendants for the Estancia High School graduates were Lynda Chisholm, T r u d y Regnier, Gary Kerwin, John Kirkman and Eric Lewis. The newlyweds will reside in Santa Ana. ,,,,. CARLSON-MOORE -During a double r I n g nuptial ceremony performed by the Rev. John Ashey and the Rev. Ed Allen, Christine Moore became the bride of Dr. Stan1ey Robert Carlson of Long 'Beach. The wedding took place in St. James Episcopal Olurch, Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Emory S. Moore of Balboa, was attended by ~trs. Geoffrey G. Moore and the Misses Susan Staal, Toni Robertson , NlcoUette Joseph and Stacy Moore. Attending the bridegro<m were John Lcnaine and Drs. Michael Pratte!'. 0 en n is Oiung and Jann Rylter. The !ride attended Newport Harbor High Sdlool a n d graduated Crom s a n t a Catalina School fer Girls aod N<ribwestem University. Her ~ is a graduate of Ea9t Bakenlield High School, ·Bakersfield J u n i o r Colk!le and tbe University of California, San Francis co Medical C...ter. His parents are Mr.; and Mrs. Stanley A. Carlson or Bakersfield. Following a honeymoon in Hawail, the newlyweds will reside in l<lig Beach. From Page 13 ... Magic managing tne shop. "~tose people don't realize that magic Is a technical ·art· You have to learn chemistry and physics and m::athamatics. And, aside from entertainment value-magiciam have contri· buted acientific knowledge to society." GOALS SET He.n~ed that there arc many varieties of magic -slllge magic, sleight of hand, ill!J- sions and many othen. "Boys who aren't interested , In sPorts can get' ~iv a lion from magic. I think it is Im· portant to be working t°"'Brd a goal. Mastering a new trick for your magic act takes hours of practice. \Vhen you perfect it, it gives a feeling of aceom- pHstunent." Why not magic school ror little girls? "Why not" said Burt." Magic is a male- dominated profession, but • there are women involved. We have wcmen at the Magic Shop. But most prefer to watch magic than be the magician. 1be classes were 1Je6un for boys bec•use they have no other training for self- oonfidence and grooming." stan Allen Is spreading his magic across the country soon. Plans are under way to open schools for magic in Arizona. "I'd love to go nationwide," be said. What else is up his sleev~? "It's a.secret," be said. RENT A RUG DOCTOR "STEAM" CARPET CLEANER . DELIVERY AVAILABLE to most oroas, or you pick up •t our store. 10 MINUTES FREE INSTRUCTION ..... , ..... hctor h .... & .. yte~-·-••M c.._, ..... ..,w .... c• .,_.,.lt ... tmelt•p...r ... ltlllra. 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UCLA for t1ie 1'""1ftc Elgbl Con-. ce tlUe, wu named Sunday to lace them Melhodist Thursday In the March 14-18 Collegiate Comm1ssiooers Alaoclation basketball townament. f;:;ia the opening game Arizona State, itr· S,,of the Western Atb1etic Con!erenct will . ~Toledo, 18-8, of the Mid-American. has a record of 22-4 and SMU, of the west Conference, a mark ol lS. 11 .. jlt A Rgeb Wb• 'J/!,.ALM SPRINGS -The Califnrnia Is de!ealtd the San Diego Padr<s, I· L tn 1% in1'ngs Sooday, giving Angels ~ 20 oomecutive scoreless Innings. Dave sells pitched the final two innlrigs lo')sln the victory for California. Nolan ..... the major league stri-king, made his first appearance for the Angels a was touched fur one h1t in three l.n- µings while recording four strikeouts. • •Padorek H-r• ymo BEACH, Fla. -Tom Paciorek • ed a heme nm and drove ln two durirc • 7-run uprising Jn the eighth Jiililnl u the Dodgers beat AUanta, llH, lignday. _ Von Joshua, another candi4•te for the lj!lt field job, hid a plnd>hlt single and Tommy Agee, who also ma,y play the opot, had another single. ., Ken McMullen doubled In two runs in the big inning as Los Angeles evened its apring record at l·l. . e Title tit St•ke ""CHAMPAIGN, 111. -MlchJaan and Jn. er-. cochampions ol the Big Ten, clash lmlgbt in neutr>I As3embly Hall here to determine the conference representative .i! the NCAA basketball tournament. 'lbe game figures to be a ~up ween two teams with identical s. Both firrlshed J2-2 in the league 3)-4 over-all with each team holding decision over the other. During the , regular season Michigan ereated India~ 7:J..71 at Mlclllgan and . ana dereated the Wolverines 13-81 at Jijoomington. Michigan's other con- fnr:ice loss was lo Purdue 85-M in •erttme while Indiana was upset by ~ Slate 85-79 late In the campaign. ~Huarte to Canada "E:r·Mater Dei lligh ·star John Huarte. Who has played with five netlonal football )iague teams, has signed a contract with • ' Blue Monster D~ In All, Except Allin MIAMI CAP) -"I wasn't thtnklng about wimtng. l was jl/81 kinda hoping to the Toronto Northmen of the ,_ World make a good c;hecJ<," little Buddy Allin: Football League. · , • " aaid, a big ·grin stretdllng acroos bis ..-rri-• Wl•IM!I' ..: freclded lace. · ·• ARCADIA -Prince Dantan returned lie made a bigger d!eck than be'd.'ex- $t05,000 for a IS,000 Investment Sunday peeled, "10,800 from the totRI J>IU'Se ol when be captured the rich Senta Anita '· flS0,000 for his victory Smday in the Handicap going away under the guidance Doral·Eastem Open golI tournament of jockey Ron Turcotte who flew In from that, he admitted, came as something ol New Yorit to do Ille riding. a aurprlse. Prince Dantan, ol Bold Ruler llneage, Allin, a skiney little redhead who looks was the first supplemental r.ominee ever much yoonger than hi.! 29 years, bad a for the big 'Cap and It coot owner Sig-11na1 round 67, fi~, in the mund Sommer, also ol New York, IS,000 bright Florida SlllSblne and carefully to make -him eligible for Ulls 37th avoided the varied misfortwlel that renewal. struck down the dialleoges ol Tom 1be $105,000 came u the winner's Weiskopf, Australian Bruce Devlin, Bob- payoll .. from the fl70,000 total pune. by NidlolJ and Jerey Hean!. PriJ!!'J! Danlan carried 119 pounds, six Allin had a 272 total. I~ and lea,, than second--place Ancient Title and a record for the 7,065-yard. Blue MOMter three Jess than thlnl-place Big Spruce tn c:oone at the Doral 0oumry aub, an ,.. the field ol 11. acting layout Ilia! bad yielded ..... e NIT Fleltil Set 11D111111lty low "'°""" througb the lint three n>llllds but oooe again turned' ~ YORK -North Carolina, Purdue mooster, gobbling up the title hopes ol and Memphis State have joined the Na-bout tional InvitaUon Tournament. completing a • half-dozen players in the run · the lll-t.eam field for the nation's oldest down the stretch. PoOtaeasor>·baaketball loumey. "! didn't really start thinking about maybe I bad a dlance to' win until that e Bart°"' to llHnl poat went tn oo 13," Allin said. "Even CHAMPAIGN, JU. -Gene Bartow, one then, I was really just hoping J could of the more swxessful coaches In the C(ll· finish high and make a good , big Check." legiate ranks, has been sJgned to a five--'lbe putt on 13, from about 12 feet, )'i!ar oontract at the University or started a string in which he btrdied three Illinois. of four holes, took the lead, then coasted Bartow Saturday resigned from the hoJne and let tbe Blue Mooster take care helm at Memphi.! State Unlvenlty. ol the challengers . Shortly after Illlnios ended one of its• F1 ... 1 IC(ltft •nd "'°"""' w1nn11111 Sund.,-1n ttM t di t I 'lb ~?8 SU0.000 ~•l.(lptn: mos sas rous campa grui wi a 1r 11uo.ty ..,~ uof.f: ..,11"""''_,,, losa to Ohio State, Bartow was OfUcially ~':.Z. 't~mPt~:1:_.50 =:=m named to suoceed Harv Schmidt. llrua OtYlln, N-"l .,.....,.11_,,. 1...,-YWtlU.CIPf. u.ns "~n---211 •• aneey, u.ns ....,_n.u--211 S•INler•o11 Oat 1111DO¥ Hldloh. ""12 .......,.10-,,. Tom lCll•, S.W12 72.~27' BOSTON -The Boston Bruins an-Tom w11son, ~1SO n-• 11" m LM Trwlno. w.1JO '1•1Hf-.211 nounced today that they have suspended 01~ Giibert, n 1so 6Mf.n+-m le' De k Sand ' the t of Lftlllard Tharnpt0n, P.000 72+11H1-2h cen re erson 1or res J im co1i..1, u.ooo .,.71.~171 the current National Hock'"' Lei:e John Sdi'"· sz.100 10-10-l'Mf-27' ~~ llClb GMlb\I $2,100 'f.7J..6Mt-m season and the stanJey Cup cbampi 'p Jack Nldll•u1, $2.100 71·12*10-27' playoffs for "conduct detrimental tG the i~ H~l~1~~u.100 ~~~ Proper Operatloo ol the hock t » H-O lllM••, $2,100 11""""·10--219 ey earn. Tcw""w A•r011, u.100 •s-n-10-n-m The Bruins offered M further comment 11oorrr core, s2,1ao '9-69-7G-71-21' L ionel Heti.rt, $2 UICI 71"9·71-41-279 on I.he move. Fontst F1z11r, sl.l6s 11-11-01.71-7111 Cl!uck Tllorw , Sl..:W •t-7...w-41-'ltD eFans Riot, TURJN, Italy -Hundreds or soccer fans storrned'the field here Sunday at the clooe al Ille Torioo&mpdoria game and battled police for three hours after the referee refused to award a penalty kick to the home learn. Disorders also erupted in Naples when fans without tickets crashed the gates Lo get into the NaPoli·Fiorentina game . Torn Jitnltln•, s1,m •~.ff.7J.~1 Sob Ok:ltson, $1,222 l'l·Tl""94--211 L•1rv Zltllll'I", Sl.ot7 71-13-69.ff-212 Ed Snffd, 11,0l7 71'6t·J2.70-tt2 A:oy P•t .. Sl,GI, n.Tl"'l·Tl-112 L1rry HlntOfl, U.Ol7 7l-61·72·i'0-2n ~Connors Topple s Nastase • Evert Over1 vhelms W ade HAMPTON, Va. -Secood·rankcd Jim- my Coanors needed Just over an hour SUnday for a M, M victory over 1-0p- aded rue Nastaae or Romania in the finals of the Collleum Mall lntematlonal Tennis c;t>ampionshlpo. It was 1 Only the seoood time in 10 meetings C.onnors has beaten Nastase, and the last Ume was Jn the finals of last ~'• tournament here. ,, .. _llWl., CARACAS; Venesuell -Ch a r I es Puerell ol Pllerto Rico beat Eddie Dlbbs Ill Miami f.7, f.2, f.I Sunday for the men's sm,tes title and the f!0,000 first )l'ile m the Altamlra lntemalionnl tennl• -·· Dillbo collected IS,000 for his second· ~ flnlsb. Jun Gilbert or Spain o v c r c a m e: "8n~7 HOie of Venezuela S-2. 8-7, M ilr 1 place ...r f,t,500. Hose received &Ill lor lourlll place. 7-5, 6-2 Sunday to capture the Maureen Con'nolly Brinker Ladies tennis cham· pionship. 1be 19-year-old Miss Evert requJred only 75 "1i~nutes tO dispose Of the 29-year· ())d Miss Wade, who was off !onn with both her serve. and yolley. Ml,ss Evert won SI0,000 and a mink coat M she defeated Miss Wade, who ousted her in the semifinals here last year. e Deubles Vietor• BUENOS AIRES -Ion Tirlac of &monia .. nd Haroon Rahim ol Paklltan trimmed Roger Taylo< ol Britain and Ricarilo Cano of Arg<ntlna f.2, 5-3 Sun- day and won the men's doubles tit~ Jn the Rio de la Plata Open tennJs touma. ment. 1 e B•"fl Trh1Mpll• MoCor Speedway, thll time as !be builder OOy bit lbe plt wall and careeoed down 1972 natiooal drivlnl champion, - and owner o1 the Obonit< ~•gle driven the track alle!' t52 lips. It 11'11 the worst Into !be lnlide auonf rail wbJ1e atl!N pit by Bobby Unaer Injury aoi:ldeGt In Cal 500 ~. road then headell Into lbe Olltllde birrier. Bobby lO and U-year.<>ld brother Al 111e u-. hid °""'s pttlty much Ho rode the bJth cement wall ... u Into Unser .:..i.; the fifth amusl Ca!Uomla lbetr own way alter the hall1'ay point. the fint tum belore grinding to• ball 500 a Wnlly affair for the laat 271 mJ1"" With FQYt ,..e, the two alttmated in Leonanl, 39, who won thll rato In lt71, Sonday at ootar1o Mo<or Spetl)lway thO lead until the J30.mile mark, when was trapped In hi& cockpot by bent sheet before 90,000 fans. Steve Kris1loff 1lipped in front while the metal for more than 30 minutes before "lie jtlll playeq a cat-and-mouse btothers were piUlng. At that point, only •'O!'kmen could free him. game with me," said AJ. "My car started the Unsen and Krislloff were in the He ~ hospitalized with a oampound popping at the end when 1 ticked up the same lap. fracture or the leCt ankle and ~ Rrious turbodiarger boost trying to catch him" But Kri!Uoff, driving the American cut over one eye. His condiliOn was Bobby u...., who e......i 1711250 ol U,. Kids Eagle that he had started In fifth reported good. , • m ooo pone ' said he didn't ' have the place, 1pt1D around In the first tum and Ooe crewman and several spectators nm~ cockpit 'device that AI and some was black·Oagged when his plline ~gan were slil?htly burned when Krisllorra car other driven use to tum turbocbar er leaking. oil. caught lire in his plt fo~owfng 9fden of • boost. He would only say( g That left the Ume~ alooe in a lap ~y the olfic~ls to leave 1;he race. . "I dkl have a little trick that amounted themselvs arid with everybody else trail· In addiUon to Foyt, it was a frustrating to a little more speed .•. but 1 really don't ing by at least 2~ miles, lhe &how was day f~ another favorite. 01 __ , to laborat .. theirs MarM> Andretti, a three-time DIUV111U ca~Y e urwer,e. ~ averaged 157 017 Eacli had led the race six tunes ~fore champion, ~e an engine aft!r com-- miles per hour In a race slowed 1~ 30 that, and they shared It three more li!lles pletlng 241 miles. Jap1 by seven yellow fJap, won the """"'t Cal 500 since Jim McElreath's three-fourths ol. a aeoond viotoey over the late Art Pollard in the inaugural 1970 race. Mather's Engine Sour Bobby, 1968 lndlanapolls 500 winner, tied two-<lme Indy winner Al for highest number of 500 milers woo in a family. But they said they've M.11 just as clooely in the past in shorter races. Irvine's Grant Third; "We've raced tooth and toenail before, bul this WU Jooser lasting," oaid Bobby, who ended last aeuort witb a broken left loot, maabed right hand and aeveral Ends Ontario 500 Jinx -ms from a PboenJx ISO crash. 1 "I had a knee cramp, obviously from the Phoenix crash, but I-could bave rac- ed Ill day," he said. ' Al was dilappolnted tight alter be got· 'out of his car, reflWing comment. But later he said: "I'm awfully glad Bobby won. No matter which cl. us wins, it helps the Unser name." Al Unser, who dllmgcd leads with b1' brother nine tlrnes, earned $58,lql, t~ duding ~ per lap for leadlng 106 laps . Bobby led 66 laps and quipped, "I follow- ed Al all day. He won all the lap money .. ·" Al Interjected, "Still, you won the race and that's what counts." A,J. Foyt, the fastest qualifier by five ml"5 per hour, led until a -nU line forced hliD oot alter ooly %1 turns around the %.5-mlle course. A piece ci debris from the car ol David "Sah" Walther lodged in Foyt's -"" and btoke the oil line. Walther flnllhed 22nd and earned $1,a» making hla tint lltart since a pile<Jp at lndlanapolls almoot took hi& life. Joie Leonard, 1971 Cal 500 wJmer, was By BOWARD L HANDY Of .. Olltr ,,.., ,,.., ONTARIO -Racl'!l luclt d>anged !or Irvine's Jerry Grant at Ontario Motor ·Speedway Sonday. But ·to. ~gona Beach's Rk:t Muther, it ·was another disawoJnllng ilay. Grnnt, driving a Coi>re-Flrestooe.Elgle Oll<llhauser, finished third behind . the Unaer brothers, Bobby and Al, to pick up a payd>eclc ol $21,%25. He started In 17th posltlon. Grant was a happy man following lilil tlllld plaee finl"1, altbougb be admitted it wasn't like winning. "But k's cerlaloly belle!' than one lap the last two years. I wouldn't race if I didn't think I Wll going to win. "I CXIU1dn't run in tl'affic on the turns or it would spin me," Jerry admitted. How about fuel c:oosumptlon? "I tbinlc we gueeaed pr<lty .-_ We bad 15 gallono left when the race ended. But the lrmt two guys hid eoougb in flllieh allO ... Bel .... tbe race Grant hid llated that' the yellow Oag lapo mjglll make a dif- ference. Was !bat the caae Smrlay? No Running or Rebounds; ' . Lakers Jolted by Boston LOS ANGELES (AP) -Without run- ning and without rebounds , the Los Ange1"" Lalcers we1< stopped cold. "We lolt our running game and we bt oor boards,'• said coach Bill Shannan alter hls Loken were stopped cold, ~ by the Booton Ce!Ucs Simay. The Celtics were simply more ag· gressive Jn the ~atiooal Basketball As!lociation game, That» was the dil· ferEnce, pointed out Sharman. "We weren't running the ball at them and our shooting went cold," said Shannan. "They played good deieose and forced us to take a Jot of bad sll>ts." . At the same time, the CelUcs were tak· lng good shots. Dave Cowens, for ~ stance, soored a game-blgb 24 points. Almg wttb C.Owens, John Havlicek was a Celticll. standout. Booton trilled by 14 points In the -ball and late!' by 10 In the thJnJ belo!< making I cnmebock. Havlicek contrlbultd H points, indudlng :iome crucial ones late in the game. The Celllcs tralled by 10 points late in the third period when Paul Westphal, the ronn.,. Southern Cal star, came oil the bench to IIre In two baaketa in a CelUC. rally Iba I cut the toad IHI at the period's end , John Havlicek tied tho _.e with the llrst shot ol the fourth period. A11<r Gall Goodrich and Dave Cowens matched baskets, Havllcelr btoke the tie with a jumper to make it 6M3. "We didn't need as many as they had in the race," be stated. Muther was the picture ol dejectloo as be. sat in a corner ol bi.1 garage after going out "' the 1%181 lap. • "I think we lost a piston," he ex· plained. "! ju.I lost power and hid to bring it in." Muther'• crew had replaced the engine Saturday night alter their raee engloe blew ou1 during earturetton testa sawr. day. The one used in Sunday's race was the same ooe that was in the car for quallfylng runs. How did the car handle? "I bad to poll all lour wheels lDler Ille line in the turns.to keep from hitllDg the fence coming out," he explained. "I had to manhandle the <11r all the way. It felt like we ran 800 miles out thett," Rick was the fU'St driver to <Dier !he pit ~ after the race started. What was the reasoo! "It was out ol balance and wooldn't bold a atralght line down t b e straightaway." Muther lsn\ certain about b1' lutun! or a i-ible ;Ide at IDdlanapoiis in May. "Right DOW I don't have any plans lor the futtre. I doo'I !nM ii -people will waJX me to drive for Chem or not." Grant waa likeWise -.ID lboul b1' future. ~ car he drove · &mrlay Ill .Ille ttglllar ride ol Lee K-11111 recuperating 1rof1 injuries auff<nd In an accident during a tire test at Onllrlo In December. I H.tr1 ,, lht unoN'ld.S .,.,. et flnWi Ill -· C•Uloml• jllO; > ,1. ll!IOtrl' U-, 11!: .. lt, X10 llpe. S1D,a • Al UllH1', e191., lllCI 1-. '5UllO ~ ~.,., rv Gr111t. CGbr•, Jtt 1.,., a1".m. ... ~ '"""' c.rutws. CObr•. ltl_ ......... t ~~ ~~E tn .. ~ ,,,ns. 1. Miki Molley, E-ole,.,tS 1-. ~SS. I. RC9W McCl~ff.1 E-ole, lh-i.. U.tOO, '· Jolln M.l_rtl11< MCl..MWll, 19' ••llf. ii.Ml. lt. Bob '"""""•Jv ........ , in '-11.1'1. ll. 6-Vi Mi'rdll'J_Covote, 1'2""" SUDO. ·It. Torn S-1, Klritflsh, 112 I_,., 13.... • 'l~. a""'ooo '•lly Wlt'IWI, V1!1..,ll'llrl, 117 i-_ IZMI, ... ~rnPIQn, lrl!!fllln, * '*· UAIO. IS. Jlfn Md:lrMth, E_..L 1n 1-. $2.tlllO. I,. Jllflfl C-, An.Af..+-oyt, 1n 1a111. '1,J01. 11. !lob ~!"rt'1 Cktdll, ISi lips. aAOIL It.AH ..-.,,Mel.....,, JU .... 11• lt. Joi L~1 1!11111 ,1• 11pt. 11.nl. 'A G•ry ...._, Mcl..arln, I .. 1 .... , tl,M. 21. 1111tf VultO'tldl. E10lt, 141 l•Pf• Sl.t.90. Sl~.O.vld "S.lt" W•tltltr, McLMt!I, 121 a..,., 2J. A:lck Muther, Wtt>t19!', m ""'-tlJ'). 24. SIM krltlloff, e.t1e, r.1 Hips. W.1• 25, Mlrlo Anm.itll, P•""'"· fl c..,., s1..uci. J•. Gordon Jomcock. Et1111, 11 llPt, 11.a. n. Jolwll Jt11lhlrford, <McL¥1r1.·4' 1""' 11,UI. 21. Dlt lt lrnon, E#ll•, JI lips, Sl,5SCI. 2'. J...,... K1r1, Elflt, 32 1•111, tl.750. :)0, A.J, FC!'(I, Coyci., 21 :.111, 11 *!: 31. Milt• Hlb, E?)•• 17 l•PS, 11,fso. : J::.n~·~ ~E.:.~ r~t1MO. ··--··-llA!l.AS -Osr1I l!Wrt, pl•ylng wflh GOTEBORG. Sweden -Tten-age star Bjorn Bort defeated IlouJIQ Plam H, &- 2. 5-3, Ml Sanday oad wm a.. men'• singles UU. at !IN! SWldllll N1UOnal ten- nis ct.ematJ :t tr-. Out of i\'eweomlJe'• Reaela c:rtlp &n:JWld s t r o k e.1 • 41'&:'• champion , W1r11 ol lllllaln ID llrllibl lelS Earlltr, 111Crl4 -d1la11ed M1r1aiala Sir.-S M, M for the women's Utlt. Austnlla's John Newtombe mbled W. return tO Stan Smith of th• U.S. bu!. won over the American, e.s, .M. lo give Ille Aussie squad the World Cup pro tenllll champlot1S111p Sulldiy In Hutton!, Conn, series. A hltlhlllht of the event came Saturday when Amer1c:a'• ~ Ashe defeated l:oron1 del Mir's Rod LtlverL playing for the Ag •i, e.a, e.a. n -A1111·1 flnt win over Liver In I• ,.an. I • , I . ' • • • ' • w Ir w • • -Monday, Marth 11, 1q74 Anteaters Face s~ Jerry Marts ls expected to trouble. Then lt will be Gaey Who are lhe Trojans' big- ltart for UC Irvine Tuesday \Vbeelock to furtsb up.'' gest threats thi.J sea90n? afternoon When the NCAA , Ocdeeu1 Isn't oenatn of his "l think our biggest hitters college diVision damplon.sbip probable starting. pi t ~ h e r will be third baseman Richie Anteaters entertain the defend-following rains during the pasl Dauer, catcher Eddie Putman Ing univenitf divisloo win--week. aod center !1eldl'r KeM)' n1ng USC Trojam on the UCI ''The rain has rouled up our Huizenga," Dedeaux says. campw fie ld at 3. pitc:hing schedule," lhe Tro-"We'll also ht1\'e Anlhony DAIL V PILOT J 7 Next gOOlt but "'e sure try lo ~ tttt!m all." he sa)s. • -aliipe i ter Oiiauslon oltli tcftthem in tum and t wOn't -little behlnd -some or the P.larul ~ ~ Into =! boss 53.Y.S. "We J.fY. to Oa\'ls in the outfield. He's a Adams "'ill start bis UJUl)I lineup i n c I u d i n g l\elltt Bridges in c enterfiel d . \Vheelock as the designated hitter. Terry Stupy cstchir1'!. Jt>I! ~lollnoff at first base. Hod Spence in lefL !Jo~ Stevr.: \\'hltehead at shortstop. Cralg Ar'ldersan-nr-serond, -Dave L y.l)!\,'i _at third _and Carl Petcmel in right. -ISUkettiilriei!OH;-PitCKel-·1--'WUhlil ·game 11IDC W?SifV.·111-o tffffi-wtoo·s·ooTn1ng-· a Icing thr~t lhutoot ov~r coach start" and w\11 ~a good one." ~ Dedeaux'& Trojans at In the first game between llow docs U1e frojans coach Bovard Field a yeer ago and the ll\'O learns this y~r at look at these early season \ · will be making hl1 1974 debut. Bovard Field, former Golden games "Ogainst leams he "He'll probably1 pitch three West O>Uege star Atark Ba1T kno~·s will be gUMing for his innings,'' ooech Gary Adams Y.'a.! the starter and loser as te<1n1~ Going Into the USC grune . UCI had posted an impressive 11-.1 ra"'Ord "'ith Wheelock and Ray J~umpbries as the leading hurlers. SERVING SUGGESTION -U.S. women's junior volleyball team coach Ch uck Erbe discusses serv- ing with Debbie Green (left) of Westminster, while team members Ann Goldenson and Roxanne Elias (right) observe. The team plans on playing inter- national matches in Mexico City and in the orient this year. Dedicatio1i Name of tlie Game • Gal's Goal: '76 Olympics By HANK. WESCH and ultimately to see the ot 111e oau, ~.., s1•tf United States place in lnterna- Roxanne (~key) . Elias, tion al Volleyball oomj>etition ·was. going through...ooe of her for the first time. · frequent workouts 1 i f t i n g Orange Comity Volleyball weit ht.! in the Golden West Club coach Chuck Erbe has. been given the task of building College weight room when one toward that goal, having of the rootball roaches took recently been appointed U.S. notice. junior national coach. Though ''At it again, eh," he said. "I the program is still in an em- wish some or my football bryonic state, it has shown players were as dedicated as success with a victory over you." the Canadian national team Dedication is the name or last fall. Further international · the game for Miss Elias and rompetitions are scheduled her teammates who compete next montJi in 1'1exico City, as part of the U.S. women's and this summer in Asia. junior national v o 11 e y b a 11 Atiss Elias and two of her team, a program which has teammates who figure prom- developed as a stepchild of the inently on the U.S. team Orange County volleyball club. Ann Goldenson and Debbie Like most of the team mem-Green, dlscu.ssed the team and hen, h1.W Elias' goal is to be their participation recenUy part of the U.S. team ·at the over soft drinks. Though the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, ·""'ronversation was sprinkled with giggles, the sincerity of purpose was !'lwarent. Miss Elias. 18 years old, is one of the senior members of the team. An excellent blocker and spiker, she playeit. four yea~s at. St. Joseph tligh · before joining the U.S. na- tiona l team, and tu rned down a scholarship to UC San Diego 19 remain in the area and practice with the team. She attends C'r0lden West. ''We get a lot of kidding about being on the team. but respect too,"·she says. "Gu ys will call you 'stud', or things like that, bot they 'll also tell you they think you're a good player." Miss 1Goldenson, also 18, is a top-caliber front line player. A recent graduate of 1'1arina Hi gh, wt..... she played on the national championship high. DEBBIE GREEN MAKES A DIVING SAVE ON 'A SPIKED SHOT. ---- I Girls Basketball Obstacles Ove rcome .1 Edli<lll 7, Foothill S. two tin. F~ I -Foolhlll IJ. Edi.on l:L B V ZJ '-.. b ll Cl b Junlor ... nlor 1 -TI•, 11.11 . y .o wy a 1 u :'=:.-..:'~.!!"' , .... _ Sop~ J -J:ootlllll, 1'"9. 'Surviving as ~1proftt. buildicig or .a. two-court, 75 by ~ 1 -Foott1111. M. · tloo is a 80 foot laality.· ~~·~·, 1_-E~~tc;"'J~·3· Ol'g31'll1.ll .,,1 £ \h · be' Frot.11 J -EClllOll. 21•1" ari""' thing bu the i• osl o e money IS 1ng Jr.-.r. ~ -Edi.on, :ro-i.. prec ' raiSed by ~ans of a thrift Jr,·v . 5 -EdilOl'I, 11-1. Onnge Qxmty volleyba club . store recently opened at 7835 · ~~~ ! = l~l=:·1 1:~~· has overcome a lot o ( We s t minster Blvd. in 1;;;;;;""~';· ;;';;-;;'~~;;";;;;"'";;';;.';;·;;;;;;;;;;;;"ii obstacles to reach llOlvency, Weslminstcr. and is now scttlrig some lorty The store ~·as stocked en- ...... Glc f~ itself. tirely '!ith donated goods. ?'I· ~ . . . lect.ed 1n a three-week drive. And primary on that l.ist 15 Bargain hunters have already bu~ its own gyam.aa1um. started to frequent the store, "!Ugbt now we schedule and prelimi,wy indications practices f$01 •Week to week are that it could be a pro- •·· !ind 11 ductlve revenue source for the at any OJn we uw 1 club. -coach Chuck Erbe. "And The group is a I s o oftm when we get there we're establi.Wng a scbolustip fund ~ out by 1JY11U>•stics by which it hopes to provide meets.« ~ like that. ed®ationa1 opportunities !or "W•'ve gotten by this far de3ervlng volleyball pl>yers. with th< help of a lot ol peo- BITTER GAS MILEAGE PHONE US TODAY FOR OUl WlllLY'"sllYICI SPECIAL wt SllYICI AU MAllS AND MODILS •DAYE Rosse PONTIAC 24IO HerMr ....... COSTA MIA 1-46 ... 11 ple, speclflcally the Hun-..,._..,. ____ ..,. ________ _ t1qton Beacll RtercotlOfl DOrs YOUlt CAii IDU IOUOH? WE ~rtmenl, but ln ord<r !or START HAllD? tt;" J">ll'lm lo continue 1<> l":j 01vr Pool! Mii.AGE? CAN HELP :;:"!,;' :i~~ "1~ui~,~1 THE CARBURETOR SHOP To that end, U. clW> has 1,.2fWleOl'la.vo,c:o.rA"'UA "'""" atarted. project wtth 1'hid1 u1 ..... .-. ....... .-. ...... -..... -.... w .. -.... • .. -...... • .. • ......... -....................... 1 llo!IOl lo roll< flflO,OllO ... the • • • • school girls team, she was ac- cepted at UCLA but turned down the owortunity to attend Golden West and .play on' the junior national team. "\iolleyball becomes almost a "·ay or are for most of us, there isn't time for social life." she says. "Nights when ~·e're not practicing we've got homey.•ork to ; catch up on. l\1ost of the girls who've got boy friends had them before they started playing volley· ball, and they've carried over." "\\'hen we do get some free time, we generally g e t together at some gym or recreation center and play volleyball." What brings about such devotion to the sport isn't readily discernible to the outside observer, but ,JJ. y.-ouldn't seem to be a practice regimen that rivals anything a football team would g o through. "When I was invited to the practice, and heard about all the things we had to do, l really didn't want to come," says Miss Green. a 15-year~ld Westminster ffigh· student. "But the other girls said if you get through the first prac- tice. you 're all rigtit the rest of the way.'· Pushups (50). situ ps (50 ), and various other exercises are part of every practice, and the girls are encouraged to v.·eight train to build up strength. "In order to play at a high level of competitioo. you have to train at a high level, and these girls have adapted to it well.'' says Erbe. "Previously, the U.S. has not had a training program to prepare women's teams to meet the caliber of play from the Asian countri~ or from Russia . We hope that through this program we can develop teams that can play at that level. "The team we have right now is the best junior team we've ever had, and when we play in ~1exico City and in Japan, we sbouJd be able to tell just how far along we really are." THE STEEL BELTED RADIAL ·······""" ... -~ ... -·-_ ... .._ -l011ft"IMC""'9 -·--IMC. UIW. IMstr.tt c.... ...... ~$OJ) • I says, 11lf be doesn't get into UCI won a 9-3 decisk>n. "We may oot 00 doing Loo Alamitos Racing Results Cl-. Tndl: ""' 1¥.....,, M•rdl 1•. 1"4 ,l'ltlT 'lt.t.C• -One mllt. P'1e.. CMlml119-ALI .,. .. ""'"' s2m. o-Flo (Dennl1) t.0!2 1.llO 3,IO a.,,,_ llllllMlll ,,., l.<IO su_. Mlolor fWl1ll•m1l 5.DO Tl""' -'2A6 4/!L ' Alto ra.::.i -~• \lell, Sir lob, Too Sti r, Scott 111..,., TClfl'f' Amlto. Scr9'dled -MMry ll:vlw, ~for 11.c-. '' •nm. -'"°""" •i. .......... ........ w ... s•co..o •a.c• -°"" milt. P•c•. Cl1lmlt19. P'Ul'M SlliCICI. L1tln L-li''-'.,.Nn Jr.I 11.MI 1 . .0 '·llll Re;ln• T••• IV•ll•M lnolwlm l J.IO l.IO F11t Cr1l9 tW11....,llJ l . ., Time -J.11 1/$. Aho racl'd -•ockht Stocl!IM. GoM O\n.I Loul.. l•llfmort H., Al'ldY"• T .... ptw'I. Sc•••cl'led -K S Cr.W, Ahiolot1 $11911 -· TMlltO 'ltACIE -Orw mlle. P K'9. t-111-. J '"' oldt & -· PurM ,,_ Polnl l"vl'lhM l I • s~~111:::.10ccirm111 21 20 ~::. ~= DI"' Ditto Ul:1td'lfGO'dJ l . .O Tl...,. -2.ot. Allo rKtd -Lllloltld, w .. ttr' ROdMY, T,,. S-r1. Hffllllntr F•ed. Lol\11 Tt1a. Scr•tchfd -H•rrl" Radney. Ev•• ... ,. . l'OUllTM llACI -0... mll•. Trol. Clftlmlno. l"ll•M 11'00. Ila.In Flddl ... (Gl'lllld'yl •.60 l.IO 3.00 WarTlly EllO\lllP! !Scllton«J 1.o111 •.IO WorMn1 0.•n !1•11ey) l.tCI T ime -!.116 315. • Proctor Leaps 26-2 At UCI Jerry Proctor of the Be\•erly ffills Striders leaped 26-2 in the long jun1p. the nation's leadin g outdoor mark this season, to high\lght o non- scoring track and neld ~ petition Sunday al UC Irvine. Proctor. the forn1er national scholastic rceord holder wh~ at ~1uir High. added leaps of 25-11 1 , and 25-3 and oromplly predicted he'd go Tl feet when he returns for the l\1eet of Oiampions Sunday. ~'larch 2.1. Anolht•r Striders athlete. .Jin1 Kemp, recorded the top track n1arks by speeding to a 9.4 in .th e JOO and 21.7 In the m. There ~·as no wind for the 100 artd by the 131 it stru ap- peared the velocity was well 'bokiw the allowable standard.' For the host sc~I . James Shirley clocked a 4fl.5 to wio the 44-0 over former" Occidentq.J standout J.lugh ·srown. The sma 11 crowd stayed ~'ell O\'er an hour past lhc finnl running event as Casey Ca r~ r'igan, Don Baird and Bob TI ichards soared over l!Hi io the pole \•ault. Aho •• ,14 -c.1;.,.., L14, Teeny \llc!ory, H1rrocl&tJur11, No KrtlchH. JERRY MARAS FACES USC TUESDAY. \Vhile Baird and Richards n1issed three times each at 11: l'll'TH llACI-=-One mil•. Pte:t. C~llOMd 1co ... i. PurM !MOD. Totw'1 Sl!!PJltl' ID.vltOl'll Fros! 11._t ll•ll•YI Llncoln !8•vlft1) Tl"" -1.0S l/S. 7.00 l.'° 1.IO J.IO 2.olO >.m AllO rac:l'd -Ni ll ... l"l•yDOy, F•mlly IOI' A, Eibotrl•. R1111Y Joul, e1rr9bll. Pro ,Cage Hockey I. Carrigan passed a n11 hur~lf barely clipped off the bar at Ji-6. 100-I. Kemp l lH Str!""l, 2. ~ (llH Slri0.•1J, J. Wllll•ITI& (I J, Tin. ... r+o Kr•lchH. SIXTH llACI -0... mi11. P-O•lmL"ll llarldlc•p, ~ lll!OO. l lMllO.., Dellgll! IV9lllftdl ..... I ut •.GO !.IO Arwly'I OW ll•llevJ J.«I l.i(I o .. rroo ''" 1o.ciuon1 1.10 TllM -1.CN. l/S. Alto rK~ -lilly Go. lewll<hlng 511, J1ft9<'1an Cr•ln, H«m't •• ,,..,, N•lltd• JKk. Scr•lched -Stir Cl'lt<.k, G .. 11 irhll. u l •kf• -1·1 i""'"y o.Jlt llt • 4-AMY"• °"" ,. ... m.-. 11\llNTM Ill.CS -0... mlltr. PKI. Cond!ll~ ICD·S) 111 9!1H. l'VrM S.UOO. '"-St.nlon. Combat Z-IGillll•n) 4.60 3.20 2.IO Ar11I Fro1t (Coe.bl •.20 2.IO S•lnl Cl1lr C1r l (W1lll1m1) 3.20 rme -1 •IS. Abo r•ced -W P Adicn. Jltdot. 9ftV M•rll. No Krt!CMa. llOHTM llACI -OM mile. Pte:t. Ci1!mJ119, Purse S5500. N•Uve E•prn.f IOM...r1J 27.l'O ll.lll S.20 Fl1ih On Pick !O.ultonl 5.IO l 60 P~ltf" (Gvlrvl l.00 Time -2.llJ JIJ. All.o rated -G•me Time. ~· Cotb'I. 1Uon1 Line. 11111 Time. J•uv Admlr1I. kr1reh9d -le•-'''· IS l !Ud• -1·Mltl"" 1 1...-.U & 1- l'l•M'I °"' l"ldl. ..... UIS.II. MIMTH llACll -0... mill. l"KI. c1..rm111111. "'"" 11:iao. !lorn YHltl'd•Y IV•ll9ndl11111Mml Hoi... Flr1t ILlghlhllll 80~1• lllrr>ff !Lffll Tl,,,. -2.07 JIS. 7 .IO l.60 l 00 l.60 l .00 ·~ AIMI r11<9d -Mlllord1 CMtf. llu CrMd, Roek $prl1191 C.tg, Pi n ing Or1•m, Slllulh•lwln Scrllched -Direct M•rl1. IS •nd• -2··-YH l ..... Y 6 •· H-l'lnl, 1"1r. 11' .... Prep Baseball ICfT'llllCkv New V0tk C•rollna Vlr11lnl1 Meml)llll Pro Base ball t:•hlllitlM ll•HINlll S1111N)"1 G•m.i l o• "noel" 10, All•n!1 I c1nc1nn111 1, 11rnsbll1" HOllllon 5. M011lr111 St. Louil 6. "ew York IN) S Pllllldeh>ld• t , Benion 2 Ttx•I 13. 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L.-.i1k!1 IStrlcltriJ, '~ McM<lnon U!. Time: 9:55.l. 110HH-1. David (0.yJ, 1 c ...-.. (lJn1U.), Time: I•.. . -......... ...OIH-!. CIWot<JI• (Un•tt.J, 2. Steln1110wtr (O~yl. l. M1r1in (UCO, "Time 1•.J 1·Mlle W~lk-1. ICl•ln fl), Tlm•1 16:32.•. • •4'1 R1i11v-1. UC l•vln• IShlrlltY, Marlin. O'Addtll. Wit111m1), t. a.-"W Hills S!rhlt••· Time: •l.1. Ml!t Relav-1. UC l•vl11e (GroJ.t, R~okt'1. M11r11n, Shl•l1y), 1. UCI 5PKl•1 !Green. Cl>tndie, ev1n1. Pftf"caJ, J. SlrlO.fl, Tlme:"l :?l.•. • Hf11h Jum!>'"-1 . Ev•n• fSlr1Mr1l, l· Di•on fS1'iOer1), J. Oon11'111• (UCI , ttelqhr· 6·1 Lonp Jum11-J. Proctor fStrldt,..), 2. Ru:k •• OJ. Oill1nct· :U.1. l •iple Jum1>-l. lturlc-• (I}, 2. 1(1'1 (S1ri<1er~). O!slftllCf! '1·9. Sn-,t Pu! 1 Goldh1mmer (SlrlcHr1l, ' S<oll t0>vf, l. Evtn1 CStrldtnJ., 0;11a~ce: ~·''' J•~lin-1. Zotovk h CUNll!.J, ;() fs~~::i·~, i.5;~~.t".' 1ios.1~·. Goldlwt,_,, D•Kuo-1. Liller CS!rlclt"I' !. Dbon !Slrod•r>J, l. Blnlev UI. Dl"•nc:•: 11f· '· ~1111 v1ull-I. C•rrlqan l l"Kll~ C"""'' Ctu111, 1 B•frd (Un.,.,., Au•t111U11J, l. l'llch1td1 {PCC), Jiefllhl: Diwier Tonightrr-' .. .;;· ======;;;;;; l EASE A '74 260Z Estancia l~igh Schoo I 's LOW AS $136 MO. basketball teams will be relL'<i • T ... X 0 .E.L. with a sports award banquet COSTA MESA DATSUN toni ghl in the school cafeteria. 2845 HARIOR ILYO. C.M, Festivities. \rhich include " 54~6410 pot luck dinner. begin at~'':.''°:"':.· ~-----~"!""!""!".,..j JCPenney AUTO CENTER " HEAVY DUTY MUFFLER Lifetime gu ara ntee' If a Pennys heavy duty r.nu ffl er wea rs out or fail s du e to defective merchan- dise or wo rkmansh ip while the orig inal purchaser own s the car. It wil l be rep laced an d installed free of cha rge. • 88 Each Installed 'Most American Cars use TOUR PIHHIT CHARGE CAllD JCPenney . FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH ONLY • .. ' . -... . .. . ·- JI DAIL\' PILOT Mood01. _,, 11. 1974 i Sailboat Big Guns To Debut Thursday By ALMON LOCICABEY -·-'nle-e111e-o1-...Uboat-yacl1tt· l7-::;;:--c~ raeint;past-and---present, -will-,,,__~ .. be on tbe starling line off Loog BeaCh 'lllw-sday !0< the nrst competlUon ol the 197• Congreulorw.I Cup match rac- ing series. 'I1'ie event has become the seoond most pn!S'ltgious match racing eompetltion, second only to the America's Cup. Soiling will begin daily at 11 a.m. in the area off the east er¥! of the Long Beach BOATING break"ater where there Is ,.._ ________ .,, ample room for spectator boats. A LAST MINUTE change has shoved Steve CUcchiaro. winner of the 1973 Prince of WaJes Bowl ror match racing, into the lln~p ol JO skippers. H~ replaces Alan Bond or Australia who notified race chairman Norm Scott ol the sponsoring Long Beach Yacht Club that he-was withdrawing because ol pres.!ling matters relalive to readying his 12- meter Southern Cross for the America's Cup lrlals .. He hu participated in two previous Coniresaional· Qip event! wjthout major success. He is • three-tlme 5.5 meter U.S. champion, twice Southern Ocean Ra c i n g Conference (SORC) winner (1966 and 1970) and was world ocean racing champion In 1973. BILL FICKER ol Newport Harbor Yacht Cub is the only former America's Cup winner in tbi9 year's Congressional Cup lineup. He also sailed in the Long Beach event last Star ol the 45-matd! show this year win be Robert E. "Ted" TUmer, from AUanta, Ga., vi'bo was awarded the year. He was the 1958 world 1973 Martini-Rossi Trophy as •Star Class champkn the Yaeht&man oC the Year. Barney Flam, repre,,entlng He wa.s a1ao named the Alamitos Bay ~ad:it OJb, YadKsman of the Year in has ~ m f Ive 19'10 Congressional Cup s er I e s · without a win. He is one of the FOR TU R N E R , the fortmosi yacht ractrs in <Jongrealonai Cup will ..... Southern Calilomla. q_ a tuneup for his ambition to Greg_ Gillette, 1972-73 Hawaii become an America's Cup ·match ratjng champion, will defender. He Is cwTenUy_ In-repreaent the bland state. It votved with the Mariner Syn-will~t)e bis first lime in the dlcate as the skipper ol the Congressional Cup. Hls father new aluminum vacht ol the Cy Gillette has OJmpeted Jn same name. two prevtOUJ "Cong Cups." 'Weather Ideal' 167 Boats Enter Gold Cup Races Newport -Yacht Club'• Spring Gold Cup Re- gal1a broug11t out 167 boots In 15 classes Saturday and Sun- day to take advantage of some ci the best sailing weather in the new eea.90ll. Biggest turnout was in the Luer Class with 3t> entries . 11te 14-foot Laser is one of the fastest llJ'OWlng dasses in the country and L!i movtnc toward international recognition and . possibly Olympic sta1118 aa the one-man salting dinghy. Win-ner in the class was mark Gaudio of NHYC. Largest entry list on outside courses was the Performe:nce Handicap Racing Fleet with 18 boats In the Inaugural ol the Jim Dicbon Trophy Series. The winner was Betelgeus, a Santana.as skippered by Cal Preston. NHYC. Anothtt last.growing dass Olyµipic Regatta To Start ln Jocal waters i1 the Etchell• 22. ~ were 10 entries on the line. The winner was Ole, skippered by Don Edler. Tror>tiy WIM1t1 In 111 cl1ues: LASEii !Jell -(II M1rk G1\ldlo, HHYC1 (t l Jim 81ot-l1111,._m, NHYC1 Ill ,Tiii Grtltll Jr., NHVC; (ll Andy binny, 8CYC; UJ M1rk Cotle1to, 8YC. LIDO-UA (16) -G•r9CI Srnllll, 8YC1 (2) Jim Tyler, BYC:.i 31 Jon 8•1dwln, KHYC; U A1'9Ylt '-•mplMH, 8YC; (5) 1r11C• °""'°"" eve. Lt00-U8 (6) -Kiii Hlrrlson, LIYC1 ft) Roy Wooltfy, L YC. SABOT A 1161-(1) 1111 8Ucillnotilm, NHYC1 C21 Mlk• Sp1ln, NHYC1 {l ) 8rld W'llllr411', UC1 (•) JKk Fr1nco, LIYC. SAIOT I (10) -(1) Jolln Sllldden. L8YC1 C1J MIU 5lsltrD!om, LIYC1 {3) 8rld WMKOll, NHYC. 5A&OT C OOJ -{IJ K•,..,, Flbt<', 8CYC1 (2) SMl'YI RtOOI, NHYCI (J) ltot>vt Bl<lts, Nl-IYC. PHllF flll -OJ kttlgtvl IS1nf-· 25) Ctl Prtslon, NHYC1 121 8onlll (P<:Cl Gotdlt ~ LIYCt (JI Oulodrlsll IJl.11!1e!'-32l Ed Mtwn/t, NHYC1 (•) Pvff 1111"""'33) Dl"ld Slanl, ICYC:; UI Wind C h 11 d IC~tsl LM Annlll'Oflfl, VYC. ETCHELLS.ti 1101 -(1) oi.. DOii Edi«. NHYC: ti o.'11: Stir. Jrif Flr\flftfl, NHYC; Ill ........, SllllWfl.tnd, NHVC. SOllNG (161 -(11 No 111nw, K.,.. H1I...._ SOYCi 11\ ~.., FOil, 1111 PNChrl', SDYC; (! Quldrlll_., Tom J•-· LAYC. STAR (7) -111 Grltf9'11, Skip Elliott, NHYCI 171 TenKlou .. ltobw1 Sl1yt1r, ~g~~: 13) Mll\l'f-, Kif! Fitk.l'llr, llNOOES-.13 (91 -fll Tiwl'-.iy G1yi. POii, 8YCt (tl F011r U. 811lr 81rnett1, IYC• {S) Tonic, '"'-rk EUIWW'th. 8 YC. SHIELDS (I) -(1) Calurnbl1, R-rl KOii, VYWC; ltJ Tornln•, 8111 M ... l!n Ind Howll'd rl~I, NHVC. lUDERS-16 (SJ -(1) ttdlvr, D. Giiion, NHYC; (2J L.1 ClllQult1, C. Ry1n, NHYC, EXCALIBUR f!) -{1 ) HWJ!ln Owl, RM Wood, VYC; (21 SOlnush-•, Kellll Dlnwnoor, 8YC. TEMPEST f5) -(1) 5cr11mln<1 Yttlow Zonker, W.(1, ,t,8YC; (2) V•rn11101. Roy w11oanci, sssc. The first Olympic Classes regatta of 1974 will be sponsored by Newport Harbor Yacht Club March 36-31. lnvltatiOns have been sent to all skippers of Olympic class boats -Soling. Finn, Flying Dutchmsn. Tempest, 470 and Toronado catamaran. ZaJXttero Zaps PHRF ·Opponents mERE WIU. BE four races each day starting at 11:50 a.m. from a line to be established apf)l'Oximately one rnlle west of the Newport Pier. Olympic scoring will be use<I . Skippers representing yacht ch~ or associations recogniz· ed by the North American Yacht Ra<ing Unlon and the l'ntematiooal Yacht Racing Unk>n are eligible. Boats must have ' a mea s urem en t certificate of the appli£_able 'Class. ~ A SIGNED ENTRY blank mull be Uled at NHYC prior to the 1tan of the first race. Balboo Yacht Club and Bahia O>rlnthlan Yocbt Club wlU both cooperate In the tet!•thl by providing Ille~ taonchla1 hoilts for porticlpanll. BYC will iawlch Flytnc Dutchman and Tempeot cl..,..; BCYC will handle the ToroMdoo and Nl!YC wlii laoncb tho Soling, Finn and 470 cl•-· Sailing lnlt01ctklns wiU be 1vallable at NHYC, BYC and BCYC officea prior to F'rid<oY, Mardllt. Z.petero, sklppe..d by Gordon SU!orius ol the boot club was the Class A winner Saturday in Dana Point Yacht Club's first race of the PHRF Series. There are 50 entries in the series but only 29 turned out for the first race. Ove·ran win· ner is based on the best five of seven races. Winner in the ClaM B division was Holly Wind!, skippered by Bob Doose. Oceanside YC, and Cius C \tis won by Beluga, Hiiding Jobnsoa, DPYC. SUmmary: CLASS A -(!) Zapotero: (I) Luoh Lile, Jack Dey, SI BYC; (!) Good Grief. Joe Koners. DPYC: (4) Big Ko· bune a. Mart ,..,,,_, DPYC. CLASS B -(I) Holly Wind.; (2) Sundanc<. Ja<k Mayer. CBYC: (3) Eros II, Craig Barcus. DPYC. CLASS C -(I) Beluga: (2) The Vulg.1r Boatman, Hu1h Curran, DPYC : (3) 1\11\Y Knot , Harold Cockburn, DPYC; (l) 8r111y Deep, Bob McAda1111, DP\l(l Ericksons Will Battle At Newport 1be Sir 'Ibomas Lipton challenge race olf Newport Harbor l\tarch 31 will be THE LIPTON CUP challenge I! a sudde~ath race with boats ol near equal rating. Under the terms of the deed of gilt, !econdary challengers may come in witb a rating 5 Percent above or below the mean of the challenger and delender. The trophy, d<!dicated by the tale Sir Thomas Upton of America's Olp fame, is one of the olddst in Southern Calllomla. ,,,. Scottloh tea merchant dedicated it to San Diego Yacht Club in 1903. In recent yean the annual com· petition bas been under the supervision of the Southern Calil0<nla Yachting Amcia· lion. It ls held In the waters ol. the ctefendin1 yacht Oub. USC Wins Team Title Trojan sal\on mode I cJeoD .weep in Ille PIClfic Coaal lno.ttcliectete Ylcht lladni Alloclatkln'a ~am r 1 cl n I champioMhJp .IKmday at Lake Lagunlta on the Stanton! Campus. Sailing Flving Jr. dtn!l'hles~ USC skippers John Wtlss1 llo\ljJ Rastello, Benny Mitchell and Don Jeeberg acored six win1 and no losses. UCLA was runnerup wllh a 4·2 record, UC Berkeley was third with W, Ind Stanford WU unable to win A rice. PUllUC NOTICS One out of every 10 deer'hlt either by bullets or arrows gets away from . the hunter. Doesn't mean it survives .. Just means the bWlter never calehes iL BAGELS Q: "Potalo chips ...,. invealed by ae<:iden~ right! And doqgtmuts, too! What else?" .. A: Bagels. In .1610 a baiter in Gennuy, dropped a pan ol roU. Into 1 kettle ol bol water, pulled then out quickly, put them back .., the pan, IOd aboYed them Into tile ....... Fifteen yean ago, the United Nltlom bad t,500 atafl workers in 70 places WO<ld-Today, that outllt bas JS,000 stall ""'ken in 177 piacel. Clearly, tbl9 eort ol cancerous uncontrnl in growlll la cbaracterlstic ol just about all bureaucracies m.n tbe local to Ille tatemallollll level, no? A client makes tbe e1ceDeat point tliat every government charter has one bulC fault -each falla to limit by Jaw Its own bureaucratic growth. WYE AND WAR • No real estate salesman should cwerloot lhe9e fmdino: by lhe matrimonial scbotan. The purchase ol a houae, PIJBLJC·NOTICE tbey say, almost invariably .,..._ tile m11Tiqe. \l-----1-iili~----i They checked out 500 yourig couples to prove that. About '"""• COUl:T cw TH• SO perrent of those couples SI.kl positively that their lives •gr~':r:.i:.=' · In matrimonial ham... bad hnproyed considerably -· oo. •- they bought tllelr own boma. About IO ~ said lam-"'111"~.,ft • m"- Uy We hod .improved oomewl>lt -bouae ~. ---Only 10 percent said the new Uvtna quirten hid no 6et o:._• MMv 01na. NW1t\v, an the marriqe. And Im than two pem:nt said -. ='~ "::.".:. r,... . ownenhip wu causinc men trouble than it wu worth. ,......_ • "'-"'-" • • 111r ........ ~.~-........ ,.,_ .......... Mt.-.... Tbe .. 1 colooy, like the ""1ive, II nm "-• ......... ---..,. -'"' -"' al vz _...... .,.... ., ..................... '"" .. queen, wayi. Just 1txq ..., n.e ween. D1l i., • • """' a. 1tM. " •:• """'" • "" many u 100,000 egs. Malt el. tbele wtll bltcb lnlO ...ue _ ...... ~ '"*" .... J .. .... female warkera. A few will become mldien with ~ :"a:' .~""'...-~it::! ...... • tome booked ja1'(S. The q\IMD holdl the whole bA:I" • wl!\~'1;,., ,...,., getber Ii)' tieerellnll IOme D't of U'OmllliC '®ltace Giit T' .. AU.'91111 .. 1 .. Mo !'!!'!!!:.. 1 her foDowen find enUcJna. ~ ,~;;;;J., . .............. -="· -Address malt to L. M. BoJl(I, P.O. Boz ll7S, N,. ~ :::*"...,.. -I • ,»Ort Bead&, 92660. ,,......,. .., ,...._, • -........ ~ c.-hlly !:!~i ~ , .. 11. 17. "'' -- • • ·~ ... c-t o.nr l"riot. Miro. " 11. 11. ...... • ' • ' • • . . • • MIXED 5MLES ·-- MUTI AHDJEFF tilAHCY I .CAN'T. GET TO SLEEP WI™ i'HE. cAit , '.LYllllG ~ MY 6ED HOW'S PA FOOi'? 11lf SAMfi ... COME ON, POOCHIE ---. CHASE THE . CAT 'JI ITMIGHT! • PEANUTS TODAY'S CBDSSRBD. PVZZLI ACl<OSS 1 c.ntour 8 Wiler "°"' 51 Closeslc hefmet illy 52 Most c11lous1 :;4o:lklpald I I !ll&UIF ~LTel! , ! CllONIOfES I tluW! , i '\ . • • by TOM K. Ry1111 .by Al Smith s-• "··-"'''''_ ... ._l'fJft/lt by &nie Bushmiler PILOT ·ADVERTISER l D DOOLEY'S WORLD by ROCJef' lnHIRelcl ou.v-_,, r::::::::::::::--1 SI-IE DISCON!lNUfD L16Hl'N/N6 TILL. AFffR. 1}1E ENERGY CRISIS Off our 'fMSR!l Dr. SMOCK :r WMY' 'f"He Wf:AltY' 5 1611, PR. POWN~R 1' i W AS .JUSJ L.OOKlp..,jG A"r OU~ Mf!PICAt.. 5 UPPi..Y INVe:NTO l'lY. .. GORDO "';' 611.0.)..JJ,": >1£RE He COMIS WITH Hl5 CMIJ..V 6'.JSH!WHO .STARTEO THIS S tL-L.'{ .SWEET-TALK IN& 7t> PJ.ANTS, ,l,;JVWAYi' MOON MULLINS DOESN'T MA KE j: ME HE)..L"THIEr.l..f ,·~ MAKE5 Me WANT i TO FWO' /)PT '1 1 CAN.IT 0 ij .SIANO IT,f 1, " l Ttlf!i l!El.«TE THAT 7'11S l'()GTOl!I! M06T 6E ~ll!Ti'INED I~ li4E INTl!l!EST OF • WJIONAL eecol!rr<J · ... . by Charles M. Set.dz l'M GETTING [)Ullfl£R EVER~ D;i//. AN~ IT'S ALL JVST 1'00 EMBARRASSING ... (,Vi TtlE ONL '< KID IN THE ~15TOR~ OF EDVCA~O' TO MA>o A -Gl'RAJOl-IT 'Z "Al/ERA6E I by Geonje' Lemont I~ A U'f°OM00 1(..f:S woui..P ~UN O N SAL..1 p..,je s oi...u-r10'-i, J:'P ee: HOM6 F.Cl f:e .' • ·.· THE THAN!( GOO l'OI< KINE.Tl~ ,f;J.JE~V! by Ferd Johnson -·DAY? I FEEL LIKE JIM .GOIN 7 TO NIGHT . SCHOOL . by ROCJ1r Bollen I THl~K ~l.SHl~TO~ AA6 A /\lATIOOAL u.isecollrr<I COMPlE..C ! 10 Split . • 14 Lubricator 15 Fenclrig • Jlllyer • 58 Peruvll(I . Indian 1 59 Barren • 81 /Alloy- JUDGE PARKER . by Harold Le DOW[ • sword 16 Muatlm IO<d 11 frfohten .. Bot " ll>g 20 Flowers 22 Arguments 2i4 "Thi L1dy --- coated ~ 11eel 62 "Prlnc'e ~-·" 63 Braves or Expos 6' Huth genus 65 ll'ldlan welghls · 66 T1Htess . amphlbl¥t 67 Councll ol C(lurces ~ poverty 36 Looked over 9 Conquered 38 Vlscoua · 10 Rapping n'lld sound 39 Amiable 11 Overact 42 EvaaiYe 12 Gunpowder ,one• · Ingredient 4'3 Control 13 Garment 46 Stul · 21 Be 47 EncouraQ91 DowN : Incorrect 48 Bangkok· 23 PoHllcal Mtivn • 1 Claansing groups 49 "Home on agent 25 lmpertec:· ·the---..·"' 2 Eyes of • lions 50 Fervor • Wans : 27 Half: 53 Ptt pjus 3 --. Conb. ~ Sf'lepafd • lorm 55.. Shlmtoek ., 4 L111 ' 28 Auuian ,_.., 5 WeaMI eur . . ~ 8 Stay with Z1 El\lbleel to 58 Highly · ' • tuk • 00 Uruauat: 1 UnctoM: 33 s~ ' Peelle 34 Did blktfY ~ot. 8 CondlllOI'\ wortc 57 Study o1 35 Ballot eo. ---bind WlL:L ... TME RETURN OF THE PRODIGAL! COME, IN AHO TELL Mf WHAT'S HEW IN THE Ul"E OF SAM OltlVl!R! MISS PEACH J ! ! ! . JAA~~IA MA~OIJ e,JC.l'LAlll' 'f•i f60~~AL. Ml:llfA~lr'f • ..... 1~ DICK TRACY ' .... -... ... '10U l>LWAY5 6ET K!E9 COMING UP HUNGR'r' WMEH YOU'RE WITH 1RAATIOHAL IH TROU&l.E! WHAT'S CONCUl610HS rT THIS TlME? LIKE TMAT ANO l 'M Df.1'2i~ AllOWT TH£. CONDITION THE. COl4NTl<V 1.t; 1"'4, MAl<CIA ... 8Uf I -'JO BESURI! 8ERlllE I TAUCTD M-- l·>-•..:I0-21, UClllSE llFOllll!I. YOU'LL WINO UP AN 01.1;' MAIO! I HAVEN'T YOU GOT THlNG TO EAT EXCEPT ROAST flEEI', TURKEY, • HAM AND i LOBSTER? Fl~-$T or AL.L., "THE. CO<ANTl<Y ' AND 'Hie ~ove."NMf.N'f''' Al<i< rwo 0 1,,<=e1<1ioNT 1'HIN64?. by Mell -THAT "ACT'· IN IT-$EL~ ~HOL•tl .• O CME.eit YO~ ... by Chester Gould , • "I've changed my mind about v.·hat to get my husband for his birthday - I see that tobacco shop across the streel is having a pipe sale." DENNIS THE MENACE I • ' . . • ... • • ;;:;~D~M~LV~Pl~LO~T~;;;;;:;;:;;;;;~~~ond~~~·~M~1tt~h~llr,~l9~7~4~c::::::::::::~~~c::::::::::::r~!!!!:!!:::::::::::~~~==:::::::::~~~c:::::::::::r£!~~==::;;::;;::;;::;;~r-~.~ oi Gener el 0.nera r1 Gener• Gtner1t Oener1I fHIW" Tiit ......... ,,, 1,.-.0...,.:... DAILY PH.or CLASSIFIED ADS ........... -•. , ...... -1 ....... -,.... ......... Ad . u.a gv,g -r.. CNdlt. ~ ERRORS, AdvtrtlHro •hoUld chtck their 1d1 clllly & rtport 1rror1 lmmtdltttly. The DAILY PILOT •HVITlff lloblllty for tho flrot Incorrect lnHrtkwl only. ~ ( ~"· .. ··-l~[,_,,"""*='="~~I~ General General A UNlaJI: liO'd: CALL ME, l'M ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL -No kidding! Light, airy, colorful landscap-- ing and· a warm personality but I tend to ramble. Very well groomed with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on a corner lot in Westcliff. I'm a high type, bul do have my price $64,000. .Call me at 675-6000. ' UNIQUE HOMES, RHlfor•, 67UOOO 2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar Genetti TURTLEROCKI The ideal Irvine Village. Spectacular 4 bed- room President model. Sechided family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar. Peaceful coun- tryside view, Steps to park & pool. Offered at $115,000. GRUBB & ELLIS CO. REALTal!S 67S.70IO General -THE BLUFFS--ONE STORY ~ELS Brand New! Beaut greenbelt, great location. Beaut 3 bdrm, FR "Paula" model. $74,9~ Corner 3 bdrm, DR "Linda" model. $78,500 2701 VISTA UMBROSA DAILY 1-5:30 WESLEY .N. TAYLOR CO. 2111 S.n Jooquin Hill> Rd • NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 Gener•I $1450 TOTAL DOWN V .A. la.lei bn)ker handling ~ach area property for your . Inspection: LARGE EXEC TYPE 2 STORY HOME. 4-kJng size BR'S, separate family room , slump atone ttrepl, garden kitchen. Rambling rear Joi. S40,950 run prli..-e. Closing CO!lls $850. $296 per mo prln· clpaJ and Interest. $fi6. taxes &: tna., 8% % 1ntet'8l. Va· eant, JU It n!possened! Anyone can buy. BKR. 96>-:i511. Fountain Valley VA Loan $229 Total Per Mo.! This la it! A1sume V.A. loan. $229 total p ayme nts. MAGNIFICENT Fountain Valley. Atrium entry. Larse family areu. CrackUng fireplace. O:iuntry a I z e kitch e n. 5 BIG BEDROOMS! Jfuge comer lot. Assume low V .A. loan. $229 total per mo! $40,500. Call 963-6767. Sharp home in prestige 11rea .1, ___ ,,_,.-.,,._,._.,_,.,._.,_,.-.,_,.,,._..,~ Recently painted. Mani- cured londscupfng with lots of brick work. \'nulled cell· ings. Spa~ ki1t•hf'n . ram· lly sized bedrooms. Covered Pfttio. l\IW'!I ae!'. Call 842-2535 Ol'fN TIL' • IT'S ,_UH 10 BE NICE/ ~ ; ~ THREE GIRLS In The Bluffs BUY A BARGAIN Lktuldatlon lorces aale of 3 Bh. 2 BA Newport HgtJ;. Home, gas bltns, trplc, tam. rm., l5'x30' H I: F poot Make offer. Call Prestige ~ Coldwei Banker RE~OEN11At l!llOl(fAAGc COlolAANV WATERFRONT -PllR I. FrOAT A perfect gem on tbe Canal in Old Newport. 2 Bedrooms, frelh and 1parldlng inside and out. Zoned R·2. $92,1500. VERY LIDO ISLAND 3 bedrooms, 2-\0 baths, dining room. Su~rb home lo ideal locatlOlf."EittaoMlfiary vaU.:- $89,500 . ' JU.ST LISTED --UNIVER·SITY PARK Beautifully decorated "Rutgers". 3 bedrooms, Family room and 2-'h baths. Best buy at only $58,900 and you own land. DIAL 644-1766 2161 S.n Joaquin Hiii• Rd ., N.B. A COLDWELL BANKER CO. BALBOA PENINSULA THIS HOME HAS EVERYTHING -Best street on the Point. 5 Bedrooms plus maid's room, plus billiard room, plus wet bar, plus acquarium. 2 Blocks to ocean, or bay, or ten- nis club. $119,1500. CALL FOR AN APPT. 54().1151 . COUNTRY CLUB MANOR OVERLOOKING PRIVATE GOLF COURSE -near private tennis club. Convenient, ele- gant and spacious, 3 Bedroom; formal din· ing, family rm , 3 b~th and wet bar. Great- est home value in the Harbor area at $64,500. Call us for appointment 54G-11S 1. Maglliflcent maiu channei view. 6 Bdrm., 5 bath home wltb formal dining im. 55 Ft. lot, 4 car garage, pier & slip. $575,000 · WATERFRONT LOT You can build the house of your dre·ams on · this 57.5 ft. lot on the main cbannel. $400,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B1ysldo Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 Gen1ri1I MOBILR HOME FOR SALE: SILVERCREST MOBILE HOME XI' x 5.1' 2 BD 2 BA, carp .. draped, bit-ins., ftfrlg., wu.ber A elec. dryer, wired for D'.) air cond., ldlch. clock, storage &bed, land· scaped patio. Thrff yn. old • Uke nu. Ur.ated in new adult pk. away froin nobly ~l. One-halt bl. from c!_ub. house:. SlS,495. Call EVES. 2J3.8!M..4690, 697-7152. CAN BE SEEN AT: CRESTMONT ESTATES, 1051 Site Dr., Bret'. Central Ave. aCrou from Brea Comm. Hoap.) Lot # 46. CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR. for showlna. ••BACK BAY•• 9 MO. NEW BeautJf~ Spanish type home. 3 Overthed bdnn, 2% ba, Sep. living rm + dinin& rm. ProteWone.Uy decor- ated. Delached gar. Heavy shake roof. Xln't f1nandnc available . . . . . $54,SOO. CALL ANYTIME M6-st2I or 1 ... 646 4541 Lachenmyer R·· """ EASTSIDE $39,900. HQhln,"5-6646. """'""''"""'°'!"'~~..., rosr ....tuced nooo1 """• execuUw nl&IX!r with ooOt, 111'orna, triple garage. liesl area. llurry! Call 847.0010. l1r&1nictklllu The hl!ldf11 11U11t'I lk1«1 b.'l<"rt.' tr!'<'•' ror•"j1.i. =CATALINA VIE_W_ \ t.:-w.m. ""·""'"·or diaJOll•lt)o'" w psuk. fi11c1 '~ hlll!lt11111111t 1nd lloit II in Mlhown: , : Ag!. ltuge fAmll,y mom with en· tbedrnl ~llm cellln1i9. Love- ly IWlh a.rea. super en1er- ta.lnment honu.• I.I oh-» ""'"'· Only 144,900. Coll M\11' 8'1T.fiOJD AK(. I Owner I .. 'I -·· 4 I ALTF.RNATOll 000!14EnR IHOCU ... mus ~-.~~-DRIY!.SUAFT flST()P.;S SPA.lk l'WG ;t en, 3 BA, tam. rn1 .. hUtrt' I MANIFOLD f'OINTS -n.AHllOSllON .. bOnua mi.. Jacunl, no 1 MUPFl.Ell RINGS VALVES :; m ainlcnance l11ndacaplng. 1_._1 °"',._. -o Oulaidc llfl'h1• &: \\'atcr on L-----======------=.J llmen. Busy l'!XCcutivc1s To order 1ny °' 1n of lhe nptnded "Seek .l Find" ltoob, playhou11e. Suptt r.ustom ... mbtn 2 ·lhroup 7. RMI ~O centt fot e1eh, mlid• dtKkt deoot. Priced Jot qutck lal~. )lyabte to "Seek A Fllld," SI• Tdtpm S)'llllicltt. Ad4fta 189,900. Call Pr t 1 tI1 c .. lrctm ht mt of tllil ......,.,. H.,...-. ·-"""4'" S,,uti ~ REALTORs' LAND DtRrt Hot Sprlnp.MobUe oome land -5l'd>' w ~~ Blk. from clllbboule - $<,500. call - Near Laneutrr ud Edward• AFB. ...... ~ Hold •It• -• ..,.. JO ...... Sllll,000. Call - NEAR ldOJAYE -.JIQJION VALLEY--a~. 5 acret 119,000. Call ----______ _,.-,,pdU.. ln- v.tmenl for tanllfited In- TRIPLE)(. \Y'AU( TO EVERYTAING.....,._ -=-T-.t.""'i:~.~:'il WALK TO CORONA OE!;' MAR-BEACHES, 646--05l6. WALK TO shopping, WALK TO schools. On ,.A'-,_ large 45' lot and Shows spendable income. A / THI' real buy at $95,500. CALL for appointment. BERG CALL 644-7270 :::..§.~-, 2828 E. Coast Highway, Coron• del Mir _,\,nQ ,. I . \ n1~110' ..,, ' :: 1 "' '/ .-., ... , .. . '" ' [Irvine 1-,, -... .__.,c ,,..,, 1· ffl-----1M4'-.-eu----Coll-- I SPARKLING pool acoents th.II fl'MI tamlly 1t)1e home. Auume to t a I P&.vtrK!..'11:11252. 7" VA loan. Ca.II 8C7-«t10 Agl. l Bdrm 2 llOry. Mu.lmum privacy IOt. Exef:llenl in encl out. Steal ai $M,OOO. "'Call "lrt-847 ·601J>. SECLUDED PVT' BEAQ( cc.a Y\<w. "'" '""'-lltl • Br $11$,llOO. ~ Blclr. • NORTH COSTA MESA $U,llO QUALITY .8UILT ~AMILY HOM• wUh make roof, hardWl>od floors and pluler wallil. Huge added 12'•24' bonUJ room com- plete with large stone fireplace, panelln1 and, real beam ceilings. S..utiful front ldlcbea with new double oven, 5 burner range and. dlsbwasher. Ju.st listed, won't lull CALll, ____ , __ TWO BLOCKS TO BEACH , $50,000-UNBELIEVABl.1-IUT TRUl,.New·- pod Beach home only steps to the ocean with 1 youn>w1rprlvafecpoot-Sbarp 3 bedroom, 2 batb, with h!gb.Jleam ceilings, rock fireplace , and double garage. New carpet, draf)e4 and .. F paint lbruout. Vacant-Ready for your hllpec-. lion. CALL NOW 5*-5NO .' i •. ,. HERITAGE R EALTO RS BAYCREST 3 Bedroom. family ..room. 2% Baths, laundry, sew Ing room. trellised patio, new carpet, newly painted, ex- cellent 1oca.tion. S69,500. 6411-1120 EASTSIDE DANDY DUPLEX 2 Bedrooms each wiUl double garage separating the living qtn. AUey access and nice fenced_)'ard. SprinkJers for your e'8)' yard care. Full price .1 : • $40,000 2211~ ~iITT 54UUO Qpon •- 't· • Swimming Pool & Private leach \Vhat more could a person want! How about a charm· ing, well decorated 2 BR 2 BA home on a ~l'OUJI 611-x 100 JL lot in CDrona del Mar. The entertalnen dream. Only , $(1,500. Call 644-1211. /.Jn NI CLL r.AILEY & AS5LICIATES See tile Oc:eanl From your front step. Walk one short block and watcti the boa.ta return at sunset. Take an early moming jog on tho beach. All thia can be yours when you buy thfg spacious 3 BR, family room home with huge master bed- room and low, low upkeep. Only $98,500. For appt. caJI 644-1211. \ /.Jn NI[ ll GAILEY & ,\SSLICIATE5 CHANNEL REEF Bayfront & ocean view. l 2 BR 2 ba $89 500 • LIDO,· REALTY - L ' - \ , I , I• ' h *67 3·7300 * S©~~lA-~t-trs· That Intriguing Word Game with a Chucl/a _ ...... ___ f .... lty CU.Y l. POUAN-...;_· ---"-I O''°'ronoe "'*-°' ,.... lour tcrol'llhled word, i,.. blflt to '°"" I°"' Mlpl. WOidt. 11 IT i RI: 1 EI l I N AT L S l"l I I I 1· I .. ~..,....." .,._u -'-T ,;..;A_,,o,..,, I . I I I Ii Mv btothet·ln-ltw oot ~ ·:::::;::;::;:::;:::__ .. 11 • job '" " ioal bond Ii I VA G NE R I pulling•f•w ~ "11 ~·=I:' :1 =:1 :1=:1 ~ e ~"'ll:::: ,:-..:::;.. -:.• )'CM.I """lop ,,_ ..., ,... :Ji•"""""· lJNSCRAMBl£ L[TlfllS TO GET AN~WER SCRAM-lETS An•woro in C .... lflellllM • • 1 • . .. .I • B " 2 I ). I' 1: I I I I ' l . .' I . ; " -' • c lo • • I .. I . , I . ' • l I __ - I ,.. • OAllV PILOT 305 k oUMS Unfum. 21 305 3 Bdnn, 2 RAth•. no p.:•l.ol S325t n\On. Jn1n1edltlte oc· cup.ancy. 496-7711 . FRESH a.s 1prina:. dcll&ht . httlt home, 3 BR $285. Eve. 495-44116 or ~1331. 2 BDR?o!. JT.:D. Open Sun 1·~. 33965 Al ca1 1r Or . I 1 !'753-.4981 Fount1ln Valley ' , Fpr an ad In Wom1n•1 "-arid C•ll Mory Both 642·5671, axt. 330 To Sin 50! Newest Granny! EXQUISITE The delicate de!lgn in!llde thiA 3 bdrm. gem, \.\1th a wide open view, is match- less a.nywhere In l.agwla. Completely cafl>eted & comes with a new relrii:- erator. $58,500. .AS/an REAL ESTATE 1190 Glenntyre St. 494-9-173 53-0316 BEACH BUM ••• . . . be one, ln this ne\\.'IY decorated 3 bdrm .. 2 hllth older home with loads of charm + studio apt. in rear; on R·2 lot. Just 2 short blocks to beach, in !he heart of Laguna. makes thlti an .xlnt buy llt $67,500. -~ti 494-1671 -"''·2•00 MONARCH BAY A handaome, montcrey-style home; lge. living nn. with open beam. cathedral cell.; 3 bdnn1 .. 2 ba .. s~immlng pool; oversized ya rd . lll5,000 TURNER ASSOC. Utli N. Coast J-1~')'., Laguna -494-1177 OCEAN VIEW Take oU fur places near 4 BR new c a r p / d r p s and far in this kreat jaeket. ~; lge. !Iv. rm., brick II '• fut and fun to crochet flillc., ctau doors OP"n tG SIZE 3'°"50 J granny squattS while you ocean view p(l.Uo, Bltn. 3Bdrm. & 2 bdrm., 2 ba. each. Frplcs. Beautiful unit only one yl'.!ar old! Fine buy at $95,cro (714) 173-6210 I HARBOR VIEW HOMES - Carmel. Xtra lrg yrd, easy 10 care. 3 Br 2 Ba, din rm, lam nn, lh;. nn w/frplc, cpts, x1nt community sch, poof & play ground. °"'JM'r $63,00l 64-WW!iO. 21l-19 Port Brlsrol. Ve ACRE Pool • Paddle Tennis -In· tercom. 5 BR, 3 car gar· age. S91.SOO. HARBOR VIEW HOMES REAL TY 83~780 BIG CANYON 3 BR home, right on llU1 trwy. $149,SOO. Open daily 1·5. Jmmed. occupancy. 11 Rue Verte. Call 675-6900 DOUBLE wide X40' + den. At the beach, on the golf coun;e, portilllly furn. Drift- ~"OOd. $10.oo:t. Phone 536-5824 20.X43 PARMfOUNT. 2 BR, Costa i!ofesa adult park. Walk to market. $8500. DLR 557-9390 WATERFRONT Cahllna. Adults only. $13.<XXl. Call 548-0553 or 6Tr1996. I ~ Con1t1nt Income •••• ~Iean1 peace of mind. This lovely tourplex shov.'S an-at pride of ownership. Jn a 5 Star * • * * * rental loca-tion. $81,000. See it today! Call •. The Real Est•te Fair 536-255 t or 839·6133 Balboa Peninsula Fund ing A11l1tance 60. IMMAC bayft. 4 Br, 4 ba. FOR WORTHWHILE Lrg <nd patio, boat •Ip, PROJECTS crpt, decor tbruout. Avail -EA-STSf DEI NCOME-Start·UP!I Construction Apr 1. S825 Yrly. By appt. Buslnes.11 Real Eltate1-"o.::"""-=='"' .::673-""'34490:,::c.· ~~~ 2 Ho"''" oo J lot. 3 BR & • MINIMUM SS0.000 • LUXURY LEASE 2 BR. 35'/, return, \\'ith 10'~ (7)4) .SS6-43l • r!n. o~·ner \litl carry 2nd. 10th & Bay. Shown by appt Also 3 mon-to choose from. Money Wanted 250 only. Owner MS--0601 Invest wisely.· Free coun· 3 BR 2 ba view home. Lrg. Acreage for u le 1.50 ~~~~II Prestige Honies, lST TD LOAN, 65% OF $100 Lease 497-1660 or .::.::.=.::c.~~~~~~l ~V~A~L~U~E~·-1~0~%--=INTE_::~R~E~ST:...:.. IJi.,.._:ij;:;3288~'3B;::;J,;o.-p;-fTO 9 BRAND NEW 832-4387 2 BEDftOO~I Ui\JTS Jl\1MAC. 3 Br.; Jge. pat Io. Costa t.lesa. Just completed. Mortgages, Ca.Ji>., drapes. Lease S400 Scheduled ·~SA $24,780. Tr ust Deeds 260 Marshall Realty 675-400) Price $194,IXXI. Broker Corona dtl Mar roopcralion. CJS Re a I XLN'T 2nd, local prop. Good Estate ~1168, 833-0SSi or equity, discounted to yield SEAWIND i eves 557~244 over 15'(-, Bkr. 642·7491. HOUSE=+-,~u~N~IT=s-Next To Spyglass New unlls at 2637 Elden, VIEW 163 ACRES, cklose 10 Lake c~t . 1st user "'/200% write II &) Arrowhead. $500 Per acre. off. Call Builder ~414. lllltlls ,,-3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, -I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~I 01'1!place. formal dining, 1-:i ACRE. QVt'tlooking Ba<'k CLOSETO BEACH II l>cll-cleaning oven. Enjoy Bay, suitable far home le Brand New Deluxe 3 & 4 private community tennis &. hors(>s. 139.500 I BR Duplex. 3 Ba. Dbl gar Houses Furnished 300 ~·lmmlng pool in this e11. Sl'J,000. 514 18th SL HB. prestiiious area a b o v e Call Builder. 847-3957 General Corona de! Mar, $495 pet' OUI 2 YIAI i.., 41' watcfi TV, then jOtn inro kitclt':n w/brkfst b a r , · -~ ''''-'"""" AA_,:.,.. dran'laUc jacket and hat. Use ceta.mlc tile; dlnlni: area. . 6 colonJ ol ¥.'Ol'lted. Patte1n $61.SOO * BAYSHORES * Fantastic Bayshore Dr. loc. Approx. 2600 sq. ft. 4 BR., family room. Steps to lhe beach. $120,CO> CAYWOOD REAL TY ~ 543--13) er* ..• yochty jot sot?? BAYand BEACH 7 ·3000 3-2 BR house s on J lot month. -lea5'. 644-4681. w/poo\, E·side, S 6 S, 0 0 0 . $l05-trr!L PD. Nice Bach BIG CX>RONA has a new Duplex nr. new. lo;· SI de, nt;,an beach, yard, Laguna. chalet 4.BR or 3BR, both $56.000. Tom ~filler, Ag1., Sl65-UTIL ~D. 1 +. E.'<ln\ w/frplcs lots ot open beams 642-4811 Room. Yitra, patlO, So le 5talned 'WOOd., vie'<''S of "THE DRESS DIVID!D by 7228: Sizes 10.16 included. MISSION REALTY 4!J4..0731 dUfettnt colon and textUn?s 4 BR, 3 BA, FR, wct bar, creates a jumper look! Sew 8EVENTY·PIYZ CENTS 2400 aq. ft. Newly dee. long or short venSon of U\11 .b' eacb pattem -add ~ Lg. patio $ 64 ~ Ownr. ~· ape.riding faahkm In cents for each pettttn tor 494-5.5n ' ' Walk 1 bloc}I; to bay or yacht club. 3 Bit. 2 BA. custom ch11rmer with I BR guesl apt over garage. May trade in· property!! Only $95,000. yester or linen blend. Air Mall and Speclal Han-.::::::_:oc:._ _____ _ Printed Palttrn 9347 : dlJna:; otherwise thlrd-dass * EMERALD BAY 3 BR Call Beverly at omen's Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, delivery will take three :i.:«Xl"?ii rr:;i; 1ig~k. 1714) 225-1226. agt • 44, 46, 48. 50. ' weeks or more. ~ to ' 0 8 - . NEWPORT SHORES 8EVENTl'·nYr: OllNTO Alice Brook1, the DAILY Lido lslo I )ft:lrr each pattem -,.dd 25 PILOT, 105, Needlecraft We 11peclt!.llte In N~·port I cenll for each pattern for Dept., Box 163, Old Q)e1sea Shores properties • call u& Air Mail •nd. SOfClal H•od· 8"'11on. New York, N.Y. 0 8AYFRQNT to""· · ling; otherwile thlnklrw 1001L Print Name, A.dllrMI. 3 BR. A-Frame •. ·. $49.:JOO I .= ... ·:,..~""S.O:.~ ':fE:'i:'\\"L'~· ·121 VIA LIDO SOUD "C'.4~w'O(ih ·iie'A[G5 • Mu1an Maritn. Ibo DAILY c:r.chet. !di[, etc. Free * 541-1290 * ~.:2' i:uesi .. °tr'~ d='. ::~mf! Boot. iAJ'1t duplex with nlCtl NEWPORT Beach Tripi~. ~--N.'k 10011. Print Buie, fancy knoll, pat• prtyare beach. 3 Bdmv .. 2 lor u.le by owner. Loe. in lrf'&Mz. .&DDllElll with lemt. $1 00. baths + deck up • 3 bdnnt. dWrable \\'ettclltt PWa Business Property 154 STORE BLDG. Coast lfwy, CdM. Fully leased . Prin. only. Write Classified Ad No. 9~. c/o Dally Piiot, p . 0. Bo:< 1560, Costa Aliesa, Calif. 92626. Laguna. SPY&ia111 IE Fuhlon laland 6 UNITS in lovely residential $21»-UTIL PD. 1 BR hou.se. 1 $450 &:. •<:...n 644-4!74 ' area on Balboa's Peninsula blk beach, \ll'tst Newport. ="-"'--="-'-"''-"-"--- Point . $1200 per mo inc. $300.NlCE.LY Furn 2 BH., 2 COZY COTTAGE, 2 BR, fpl, $138,IXXl. Owner. 54~9695 BA,' frplc, 1 blk be ach, l ~ blks to heh. #75 mo. 3BR., 2 full ba +2BR, 1 14 CdM. HAL PINCHtN.. bo, $62,500. Collta Mesa. NU·VIE-W RENTALS Realtor 6T~392 prtnc only ~7368 aft 6pm 673-4030 or 494-3248 Nt:\V J Br, 21.~ BA , frplc, Commercial wkdaya, all day weekends. WALK to Beach! Bach $90. gar, 1uper nelghborhOod ! Property 158 AJllO l Br hie, SlZ & I $40()-$350. &Q..1076. Indust rial Proper ty 168 Br, C?l-f, $U5. ;, Br Moblle CLEAN 2 Br. 1 Ba house, NEWPORT BEACH FOR SALE • l6.IXX> !CJ. n. $185, HB. Ail-Ff! . .,......, 1295 ..,. mo. Prime Bayfront Sile new Tllt·up buUdl.ng on !&.~lbo~1'...!P~1~n:!;"!!'~u~l•'.._ __ \;;n;w;;6;;',,_.'i;i';im=-fatt;;;'6";. ;;;;:;:;-:: Btfi0~~!..~. & ~161 40,000 .sq. ti. of land. Low -lloa NEW lrg 2 BR, l ba, W/frplc. ,..,.....,. down • Seller to provide Eii' IL\YrRONT. Pl<!f', l, vie~· dishwasher Ouplexu/Unlt• kwll!: tcnn financing. S BR. 4 Bath. Wlnttr or ' 500 PoiMetUa. .. 1. 161 W.H. DAUM ' STAIT ~Y[!earlil~'.:_· ~673-~0)39~---llroZY.~~~~ii!.Wi --------... Call ~16-3107 " CorCMU del Mar COZY, Rustle, So. of Hwy l --------· ~=::;::...::::.:..;='---! B:. bte.ut. prdeft, oo pet or 3500 SQ. FT. TILT.UP cun; rorrACE I B<Inn. child. 122$/mo. m-<169 Good atta of Santa Ana.. frplc, near Big Corona. Cost• MeM I SIP, gu: and IR'YLJ: Wut . OOc1ttt: 11001r -• 2 be.lhl down. c.trpeted; area oJ Newport Hts. New lllJMllD. i...m by _, I'll· bit·""; lrplcs.; etc. J"'1 paml Inside • ""'· M"'t NEW DUPLEX ~ ••-~ Q o I c le terns $1 00 now tn proct$S of being .ee to ,....._,,iate! $56,900. 3 BR • BA H + 2 5~ •:n.srw;, c:haoll' one eem°p1ete i-... QUt BM complcteb' ftdone, carpettd Call: ~~ BR, ·2~ BA Ap~ Frplc'1, I ~ ttrn free rrom our -more than 100 aif'ts ~ !k.wenl~im.T".f':i.m~' NWPT HGHTS 4ll El gar's, p1Uo's, yard'1, etc. ll Yean old. $31.500. Ownt"r $275/mo. 4 mo'1 rental. 1.:c;;.:;;:..;=.:::.----- ¥.ill can')' hn tn.111 dffd. Klnaurd RE, &G-2222 RARE FTNDI l BR. t BA Roy Mt C1rd le Realtor HoUHS Unfurn. 305 S195. Kids olrla.y. ' 1810 Newport 111..t. CM Homifindara 547·'641 • ·Summer C.•·1--. All $100 ' ' . .. • ...a ___ 3 bdnn I •· t N••-Helghll. -. ..;..:...,... •-· -• App'L only. ... nt m-491.1 ~~. ., -CO· ._, Onl~ !!Oc. ._ • ._. .... --or 67l-35t9 tage. Lot 50x121. A real CaU Builder. &A&-4414 ) ; tHINS'rANT SEWING BOOK ~iooiu,, ..,. 9Mlal • -50c. charme.'. S39.500. Income Property 166 541-7729 Gonorol r $295 4 OR TownhOmt,JU', S. !? ._ -· ..,.. too,...ow. ~.o1 u ..._ ..,...... FANTASTIC IUY Bio'. ~lTll. "'· 5i7-<617· .-... -. ... !"l!'""""""""" INSTANT f'ASlllON !IOa. Baclt lloar Io bea<ll walk PRINCJPALS ONLY • 122 HOUSE + FOR Sale . 8000 sq. ft."'" • BOOK .. }f~ 0 f Qallt 8ook 1 -16 pe.ttem1o wr teMla court adJ 4 Bil Ht1rbor Island Road . Larre 2 UNITS Tllt·up bui1dln; on 3>,000 sq. f tf°!!llblon faetl, a; Slc1 '+ bl\y vu. J..ow ta% e 1, & 2 BR. den, 21' BA. $85,500. II •. of lancf. 15% down • !lie. 1'1wemn q.at a.ok I • t'OCY p.rdt:n patio, Now By 11ppl. only Call fi73....2Afl New Tripi\!!<. :J BR. 2 BA ~Utt tu providt 9 %, 25 yr. I ~~!'"" llw l'l"otaJ't lhtlc-,... ............. I Cf -.... -no.om lnl. Hut17I Open BAYCRE.~ owner' Br. ,"' +Two 2 tlR, 2 BA AP.ti. ftn&nclng. ,a~......,.. !IOc. ~ ·~ _.. lltm. 14 GI Via Lido NM!. Ba. F.R. 2 IP. """"" P•tio. ~le. Y1ro. t..unilry w.11. DAUM & STAFF --------.. ---------· ~ml. Ml~. 174,9i0. -· 1..:;l'OO="'.:..· ,,,-==· .:;-:=....:.::•.:..• __ .__;•c..;;:Cal;;;l...;546-=31"'0'I"--•- • ' DEWXE 3 BR, 2 BA Cit Plata. Pool, pets, kids. TownhouM:. Rtoreatlon C.a.11 Oave. ~1633 . center, pool. $325/month. 2BR hoult unfUm yard &45-t610 gu, no k~. qWet' atree1: NE'V Jrc 2 BR, l be, w/(rple. 1 Eutslde, $195. 645-:573 vi w, dithwuhe.r. 500~ Any day 11 tne 8£.\T DAY tD (Upper unit) Polnseut.. run an ad! D.xl't delay ••. I We presenUy have a fiM Sl'lectlon ol 2, 3 &: 4 bedroom rentah from $280 . to U50. mo., as wdl 111 reule1 in the area. We arc here lo 801Ve YOUR housing! needs: "l li1 f1 ·1 11·lld. ---·1 : 1·1ill11 r lst Western BanJt Bldg. Untvtrll~ Parll, Irvine Days 552·7000 N~hts 2BR.2Ba ............ $3Zj 3 BR, 1 ~l bath!! ...... $300 BR, 2 b:lths ...•.. $310/<GO 4 CR., l~ beth1 ...... $300 4 BR, 2 bAth.11 ... : •..... $370 4 BR, 2~ baths •••• , • , , $4.10 4 BR .. 3 bath11 ••.••••• $42:1 CALL 552-7500 VISION e red hill • REALTY REALTORS Univ. Park Center, Irvine 2 BR. Condo •.•.. , $245/t.fO. 3 BR. 11ome .•.•.. $295/1\fO. 4 BR. Home ...•.. S300~10. 3 BR. Honie • , .... $313/1.10. 3 Hit Home ....• , $400fll.10 . 3 BR. Home ...... 1(25/1\tO. RANCH REAL TY ** 551-2000 ** BY Owner • Culverdale 2 Bff'. 7 BA. Cnlry ldtch. Com1n. pool & tennis. Lca.o;e $270 mo. 846-12-15, 8·12 Al\1. LEASE 3BH. Duplex, new, lilily crpted & <ll'Ptd. Turt.11!- rock area. $380. Call 497·1956 or 8J3.l!MO. 3 BH. 2 BA near adult pool, Unlvenity Park. $325/per mo. Ph: 552---0579 Laguna Be1ch · $15.?-UTJ'L PD. Lrg Bar.ti, frplc, private patio, view. · $16,;..UTI L PO. l + Extra room. Yard & Patio, So. t.oauAA. S~2 -.BR. near beach beautlf\Jl view. Small pei ok. lm-2 BR. 1 BA. frJ>lc. all bltn&, Yiew. No. Eoo. MAl\Y Oth<n Avallablt NU-VIEW RINTALS 673-tOJO or 4IM-3:2 FANTASTIC OcMn Vlew-BTerKI nu Jrs CUltDm ' br, 2 Ba. i1;ik O\'frlooldng Boot Leut. Gu ulil pd. 497 ... · '. BEAUTIFUL OctM V home on 1/3 •cte. 3 Bdrm 2 balh, very priv..ltl, Nao# cupet.s, new d r a. p e 1 Va1:3nt. $425/mo_ Ca )j M~m.J aak for 1'rank Ofll1 . ' . ' I t " • 1 I • i ~ \.. ... • Mood;oy,M.lf'hll,1974.-.~,_.~.....,,,,,,.., • .,...,.,...,,_.,_.~.....,,,,,..,...~,_.,_.~,_.-~~-~-~~,_.,_.~,~~~·~~,_.~~~_,...,.......,~.,...-~~~~:::!!i!!!f!~~~:j~~I, Unflll'll. 1iS Apt. Unlurn. US Aph., ,.,._ ·blflOO LO.iii :QO r.uiifl l1fM odsl U0 ".l?lfli • :: ' ~ N'-' C-dol -~-·ta -Hvl~h.ton -h furn.orU..lum. 370 l'Ui'ft. or llnfllnL~ 111oct<. male Lab w/-MOVINC,D•ll•e~y. -;ii;;;;: -Coote -. Cotto -. tilSSION YllJO ....... -bellJnd •WbJte. H..,,... Ho.. Bit w ':!. 'ra"!_ ~ ~ •.::: O~NLY~ "'=t.:!"': UNDIR NEW Ol'l'ICll ,_, C.ll. ~ ~J:"-Reliable a ,.... ....,..... ten cod a . • dllhwu!)tt a MANAOl!Ml!NT CLOSE TO HOMI Uot • 555 LOCAL ~-~ b&llJ ~~skV~"'A ....;...,m::, ?':. ~ • BR. Bllnl, ..... , Vistci Del Lago -- -All;::'.'1..·.~.lod $.lO) REW.lRD•-w .. t 11?;..-...:;.,..-..r;:~ •· ~ beach. -deoorated. end lara&el-2191:1 Cudm Hlidlland 'J'etria:, all ..... S3MGl ll<tulllul 'llft<l<capln&. Lra ...... ....,, -• Sil ....., 1511ia, male, .... hilr. vie 1.::::.;=--.....,,-,.=o--1 Mlllolon Vlo!o Cotta -play uea. t chlld'a dream. e, at.1• ' Atlanta Aw, HB. ·-YARD, _. clton'- u.E J Bi' J BL ~ .,.,., Ooae to lhopplna l achlt. -..A'J.'Ji . REWARD $100. for' lost remove ttem. dirt, 1'1', SEVI ' -WEIK A UP CbUdren w•lcom<. 842-0480; rt166 unt6 -ca• ·" ~·te d'lvew•y•, ,,...,._ taeular view, rD malnt • Slud» A t BR Alt• If no-ant 847-7331. 2400 WEST Cout HWJ, .. ... •iu $f :.aeg $215/mo. 830-2108 or e TV 4 Maid Servtcf Avail. PINICREEK # Succ essful people in the know Kr011 from Stuffed Sh!tt. ;::t. tiUc: note • ""'1..:0:7c==.· ----~·1 581-.m e Phont Serv\ce-Htd. pool LIVES UP $220.-NEW . live htr•f Co1tt Mttt'1. newest, ~ UP. Utll incl. I REWARD fl:r return ot Hou1111:Jeentnt Newport leKh e ~~~f:f.?°&& TO ITS NAME • • • a 2 BR..Jlii. BA luxury-Aduft-Ap•rtment £om pie• d). Gold p6ftt Medallion., CARLSON'S a.EANING NEW tt.rbor View, ~13/mo. 5M-9'r:i.S"or ~ Ch·et 500 toll t.reel lll1d 10 :. re~ S:~D\V ,... IT'S LAKEt LAKE. LAKE-lutl,_. lentel 445 1.olt kl pricf" _lot &t ttth Carpet1. tlo<d le w~. 2 sty, 3 or 4 Br, 3~ be., m> HOLIDAY PLAZA 1tttama 1vllh waterfallll e EnclO&l."<l Garage ......_ 1, a. 1 & ._tin .. Mii A.$, "llettaur&nt., 60-lSll c:omplete home 1:.-ofrJce a; ft., frpl., coovenatJon DELUXE Spa~ 1 BR tun create a relaxing aentnr for a 12 Blocks to bea<.it ..._ , ... ...._ ....,,. omCE on NtwDOl"t BIYd. malnt. Speda.J. Sprin& Pfices dln rm, fam nn + lg rot' n ocn Pool ,,. fOUl' 11pncloul new 1· or 2-a Walk 10 mflJ'ket avail on leue. Part. tum, 531-63118 us mi for aep. apt or ~··· Ad'-ut'ta ,,.· f.Am"poe park-bedroon1 Rpartnient From car:peted. alr/cond Dtk'I I I~ . ..::o:,=:;:....,.~~~~-1 f II trtain t • 1170 Ii" l ilbl e KJdl&:PetsO.I". =· . 1000 ..:.:, tt: ---MESAOeanincServloe , am Y e n e men . PomOna "'.CM . umture ava a e. Realtor 536-8836 .\ptl.. Rooma 400 mo w ... _ ..... -•-,_. window•, fin. etc. 640-1327,' 586-5724, ~1500 ., · · OfOC.'t open 9;00 to 6:00. 2300 ~~-----"-=c 1 -~•· ext 1465. *SUS CASIT AS* Fo.Jrvlew ~Rd" Colla Meia. 2 BR. for lease. All electric. Fum, or Unf\lrn, J71 BAL ·ISLE, p). pet' Wk, anit. Ide.I for contractor. JteQd/Comm'I. 557-674:2. SBR condo, new, decoratcr Fumilhed Bachelar'1 It. i Phone: K>-2300. Dtlhwhr, Bltn.t. Sh111 crpt, Wlnttt, Quiet, ma~ man. call 5'18-36:16 ~ HOUSEWORK, expel'. colon dbl pr w/opener Bdnns. ExcepttonaUy nice. NEWLY DECORATED drps, privlln. patio w/rbourytlrd. Balbo.1 Island Shire ba., kit. 6T.....3613 lnclustr&.l & Cemm*I Dependable I: ReucirW>le fully crpted Ir drped, use 2UO Ne:wport m, CM. BEAUTIFUL Nr. Hun gton Jia ' ROOMS ~ wt up with MISSION VllJO MATVRE. d e p·endab1e., Ct.ll '36--097,_< 41 •t pvt ~ • tenn.ll court« m . Adi.ills only, no pell. 2 BR. up.-. 'Ca .... , 1'11!:lrl<.. Id -~ .~ EXCELLENT ' $.175 ,;;"mo, will le~ BEAUT FURN 1 Br Jots GROUNDS AvaU M . 846-4360. stove: &a;oge avail. $250 lehM P> wk up apt. 500 to 5U'IO Sq. Ft. f.,.""..,.. TY-• m)' bonw. Refl. by day Own option, price $671*10. Call of bltinl. POOi, Walk to 10 lollnutn to Ocean. TA!-IAP.ACK p,>pUiar A Plan, Ato., )Tly, 673-8379 .::8°9755LAR• G6'5-3967E tum.. --. 2'152~~-~~" LJGoodC. ,,!_~:,_~bollll61l":....__ per day: &'J&.-064&.tnmp. 497-1956 at ~1940 aboppina, ml trom bch Sl.SO C1oee to bus line &: stom. 2 BR pool 2 pvt patiol -... ......... . .... ,.,_.,..,. • ....... , '-"4IU ..... 5.o .. ...__.. BL u FF s TOWNHOUSE. mo. AJ90 unturn $135/MO. Cu lleat &. Stove. Water. cathedral C1ng1, crpts, -i Coronti de1 M•r Unena, pvt bath 6:: entr. a1-•• Ir iota of loyt. Bolai It lftCOIM Tax lous -4 Br 2\1 Ba 931 \V. 19th St. s.as-om. Carq:e. Rec filf. Laundry l~\'fl. No pets. Orlld OK. Newport_ Btaeh, 642-Ml& OFnCE or BUS. BLDG EctwardJ. 897-3903 I c.==-'-"------1 ~F.C pool ;iew schls. 1 BR. spacious 6 unit blda; Room Included. Alr/cond I sm. Days (213)598-7001 ext .. Vacation Rent•1• 425 850 or 1,000 mq ft. nr C:OUt SJ'ITE'R Income T•• S.rvlc. UT.i. ·can · 10 ' , c e: like new, gar. $160. Adul ui: s~1m'g Pool. Adults, no 287, or eves l2'L3)472--62ll .,., -· Hwy A: Newport Blvd. Low Exper. mom.. Toys, meaJ•, pe:l"IOnal or. bulineM nf-49.l-3973 no pets, 2zm Elden, 01. pell. SPACIOUS 2 BR from $159. fl~ rent. 30c/1q It. Ample park· yard, etc. ~-23 Years JbirtJor A1'H 64&-l.512 att 6. 2 BDRM. S175 &: SlBO Adults only. Pool. ~ Rm. " or*• LIVE In the all new Dani ing. Car_.._.. • (714) 67U676 FURN or UNFORN' BACHELOR =/ c. Ulll H¥:1enda de Meu •• Point Harbor at l he RIGHT Rea..lty 979-853.1 .;;....:~~· ... •-'------1 Eut BluU, 4 BR, 2~~ bu. pd. "= . 1....., 160 w. Wiison No. 1 C.M. MClo"'1 glarages. Pel! . ~ beautitul AIARD'JA INN , ,..~nno..-ny • all -•1 ___ F_M_A~ppoln~_lm_•n_< __ , i.,. ... rardener Furn ........ •01 gr at 7361 Keelaon Ln, 2 Bil. TownM"••, ~•,, Mot·• ·-Del ~·-St. JOIN a .. -i .... 1 Bank at l.-ftnr~, •"' vr---J II 1 I fr:JO, ~· Unfm $500. mo, 0ranee Ave. ~ GRAND OPl!.""NlNG nr Beach &: Slater. 842.-0389; from $250. 1 nrirom usr9a_ ( 4 e'G-135 3) ~ ~t7 S. D. f'wy, aur{m. qaal. $pedal.he in en or 8 61f.-0238 STUDIO decorator furn ALL UTILITIES PAID SU-4504 Pool, tenniJ, continental · ' ' Stores I:. oU!.ces Flnlshed re-modellna:-Frtt eat. local l--CO-MPL.--,-,.-1tonal--S.-tv_lc<_I HARBOR VIEW HO•IE water Ir. gasnfn $150 pe; 2 Bdrm units, 2 children NEAR BEACH breaJdast. Separate family ~=ncftpool", 1~d"t"ai'. by 4125n4 • Act i4s..n66 ttt 497·29C5 bet. 10 alt. '1oon·Wall•""·•-- 4 BR.' BA. Fam" R-· -, avail 3 174', ••""~~ .. we l come. Dlshwuhcr, ··-· ~--· J _ ... • ~· 5..... "'UIUVW• ,.. '"" ~ Brand New Deluxe " & 3 ""'"•'°n. ~ G .. .,pping ~· te5eviaion, nuna PRIME ~tall loc. next kl -;,..:r;;"·;,,,,=,-,,--,,,-,,, Scott p ...... 6'1'3-1166 _._ · • refrigerator, range &: oven. ., & fine beach 644-2611 I d CARPENTRY N job ~··· )l"rplc. \Valer Ir Ga1-ucner 2 BR, 2 BA. Prefer mid· Walk·ln cloacl, patios, Br, crpt/ drpa, bltns, aar. · •. aun ry facilities, radlo shack. Approx. 2XlO : o too L.ndtc•pl"I incld. Call 644-6146 at ·die~ couple. No pets. $100. garage. Shajr carpels. Open 614 18th St 847-3957 meeting room, close to San SQ FT. a1r cond. 5'&8-3401. amall ~ or ~. Pat Io 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;! 64"-tm. 642-0848 1•5. 1915 WALLACE WALK TO BEACH Cost• Meu Clemente & Laguna Beach. lorevee5Q...3270 covers, mnodeling &: room11 1 BDRM DUPLEX $150. ADULT lrg 2 BR, pool, quiel, !n'REET, or cnll CJS Real 1 &_ 2 Br, cpt/drps, go.r, ~~ay sho~ineoui FOR J..eue.Retail 1 tore, =~specialty. Uc. ''LANDSCAPING'' Singles, kid•&: pell ok. bltn1. 11uper cleanr $160. No Eltate, MS.-llfi8. bltnl, 125 16th st. No pets LA MANCHA APTS. restaurants' $60 ._-eek A: Up 21x42 ln lhopplog center, · &15-6t18. For A UnlqUe le Personallied Homefinchrs 547·9641 pet&. 64&-2738 pleru;e. 96().-1230 or 847-3957 NEW Lwru,-y Apts, clo.se to · • · 333 E. 17th St CM. $215 • EXCEl.LENT Style In Landscaping, Color- LRG 2 br. Adw ... Pool, MARTINIQUE APTS. 38 2 1 shop'g & beaclt. Gu 1-Wtr !!f'",n•onlhif~-a~ ... • •• ,"",.ntl.ve 6'll.(l]«J, ~. &G-2450. CARPENTRY e i;caplng II: Personal Deslgn. NEW Harl>or Vu. S450fmo. 3 laund ·•··· .~ 2 • 3 BR ••·· Fu ~· be. frplc, b tns, Pd. Adults only or family .., u11• .. S"l'ORE ... _ f • • General Repair. Contact BR, trplc, 2 BA, pool,•tennls , ..,..__., to • ...,., ctr le · ~ m. re:tr1g1 w. ashldryr. New w/l-n. Bll·IM 1nc1. ~· ~"'••'A",.~ •• downtO< ""own" n--"· ,.1,., '""990 nh G _, __ -..i 640-1327 586-5724 buA. l!Ml Pomona. 645--7289 Bacbr:Jon. Priv. pat I o s. pain" palJO t .....,... M .. ~ uoo ISIE 2 BR, J ba ""'-> ....... .., nc uic: __... GrM even 8n1911I . ,,.,.,. • ' Pool N h Adult n1 ' poo. _.., o. dsh~·hr. Shag Crpll. SmaU -., Laeuna Bea.ch, 650 aq ft, C __. •-~-• &t0-1500 ext. 1465. l BR fum Beauty W/\V · r. 5 Pi· s 0 Y· Days 568-1576. Eve s pet ok. Pool. Gu BBQ. Avail. July, $1100. Aug. ~ a.,.-• __ ..,,c,e _.,....., NU Harbor VU 4 Br/2 fplc new Paint, quiet, adUlts. N~ im Santa Ana Ave., C.lo-f. 968-8711 l. 2 I: 3 BR Studio. tm .. 213 -793-0427 C:ollect .::::==------2123 Newport 81vtl. wet bar, VU. Comm pd&, v.-'&lk to shopa. 548-1098 1'f&r1113 MG-5542 NEW APTS 2 &: 3 BR. Priv. Patios Rentals to Sha,. 430 300 Ir 600 Aq ft ofc'I, ~ I: J&tHN'Ss~ p&o~~ho~I~~ · Cott• Mtse pool/tennis. $ 5 5 0 Imo . D•NI Point WALK TO SHOP. 171h I: S215./~. Adults, family, $160 to $250 per ~to. 1155. C.M. Also 800 sq. ft. Retardants). Deareasera l I """'"""""'"""""'..,!!!!!!!!'I Eve1twknda 644-1791 Tllstln. Uke new condo, pell, patio, fenced yd __ nr . m Scott Pl, C.M. MALE roommate v.•anted to M·l lhc>p, CM 1112· 646-2lOO an color brlghtenen 1: 10 M.aonry 4 13 BR) homes In N'pt. LGE. 2 BR, S2SO. Bachelor, ~R, 2BA. $275 up. 3BR, heh ~9015 GU--m? share 5 bedroom house 9rith lnduttrlal llentel 450 minute bleach tor v.-'hlte ---------1 Shotts, yrly Jae , from $325. $90. Both ne11.'ly dee. Incl 2BA, fpl , pvt pat, pl cll>Me, lr•lne 4 others, Mld -j)'1 pttf. $90 carpets. Save )'OUl" money QUAL. 8riclt. Block&: Stone. CAYWOODREALTYMS-1290 Uti11. Ca11Eves.960-1142 dbl encl gar $325 up. AGT THE EXCITING month. 549-3))6 AU for NOW LIASING by aavina me extra trips. Patios a spec. No. 290597. HARBOR vt.w Home by Huntington Bffch 64>-2225 PARKWOOD PALM MESA APTS. Tori. · WW clean Uving rm., dining Slowut MUOMY, 64<Mllll1 :!,~~·~~::,rm, $40 WEEKLY NEW BUILDING Ntw Adult & F•mily =~l~R~~· '!~:!:'~. (l~: Hun~'&°"M.81" W.50. ~s~Cba't>'ss.~ P•intlng & .. .,..... . Execvtl Suit 1175 A Up. DELUXE 1 br. Apt1. Adults. No Pet&. 940 )'l'll. exp. la wbat coun&& not Peperh•nglng S.n Juan C1pistreno nJ Yor~ ai:ct._ gr;~~";;;;·~~. 1-3 .BR's Fl.'Gm $185/mo. ,561 M~~Dr. ~~· ~=~~ Hamllto~&~e!~ St. ~~t.t&,.~~r1c: ... ~. ,11.._.J::;;;;;;:;::;:;;;:;;;;;;:;:.1. 2 BO~ Condo, all facWUn, Beach Blvd. at Yorktown Ave -'CM 645-8891 .. Afgr. B!t-m r9,nge,--ga r bag~ (S blkJ from Newport IDvd,) 18.rge furn hOOse, Dana , ""',' •1'71 . . .. · .......,... ....,w.£ ~ I· ~ ' Sl.85 Open 6 15 1:u. .. 11 ·· · ' · dispogal,_ dsh .... ·hr. Deluxe 546-9860 Point area. 493--5868 a DIBERNARDO&: Sons • * WlJNnf"P•lntlna (1 .75.1-4981 ~ • . ~ 3 Bdnn, JlpllCious room.&, l~~ diag crpt'g. Dreperi('S. * CASA VICTORIA • CUpet sales: installatio &: Contrtctor• * ) or 4!, STUDIOS & I BR's. Ba~ .. '°b"!ck"" pck& l,~_?-· 17560 Jordan Ave. 552-0000 1. 2 &. 3 br, furn &: unt L2~R2YBallut>oSli rln>11n~ Furn. · IESA* NINEW0USTRIALUNITS ~ARK repairs. ~2639. n, RESIDENTIAL . •-FuU kitchen-ea.ti"', • ,-, ma ·,,...--, -.. _ ,,,__ gal" crpl• dr s ™· . ' ps...... _.., --E--.___ co•n-~ ... Conclominlum1 e Heated pool t Walk to shopping S185, 351 L•gun• u.ach Df\V ,1 • 1 N ~·. 642--6742 9500 Sq. n. Lite lndua. unit STEAM Extraction. 15% oH -"" · m~~ Unfurn. 32C a Lauridry 1acllltles Victoria Apt 1: After .f pm ATIRAC 2 Br 2 88 Bl k 525 V1J:r1~ ~·at 0Ha':oo; 0.ra-for Rent 435 Front ·ores:. Crpt1, ample lhls wk. Ol'lly. ~ork guar. ~~f".ll'me~a1lpapering C..t• Mese • F1" utll1Ue1 all day weekendi. front Victor Hui.:o &: ;ch. CAf. 64z..89'lD •-· parkin&. m W. 17th SI, 645-5r544. Also upbol. Acoustical Celling& .e Free linens_, SPACIOUS 2 BR triplex, 2 Wa1klng dis. down town. Huntington BNch MINI WAREHOUSES C0&ta Mesa. 642-939?. Cement, Concrete Pleaae Call For Eettniate l\tESA Verd be 2 BR a T.V. I-maJa setv. avail. BA, $170/mo. Crpt/drpsf Kitchen, Din area. xtra STORAGE * COSTA MESA * . *'42·Sns 640-11"* · 1 ba. ahq', iar, ~~. poot'. : =-~rvtce bllnl. 2 patio&. flt at i.i r-e sitting rm. $240 on yn lse. DELUXE adult po o 11 1 de No Move-In or l.tove.-oot noo • 1300 • 1750 ". 2500 1q ft CEMENT &: mock Work. State Lie. No. 281038 Adul.tl $215. St&-aZ81 . • 1 Mlle to ocean ~ul~~o :u~~n, ~~· 497-1617 or 6-12~ garden bungalow, nr ocean. charges. From. $7.50 per indUJlri.al units. SEE · ~an:;Y J8~Job =-· Man"ICll.l.O condo 1barp 3 J ' · · · Mesa Verd• trpl, lrg ~Uo, 6 pools, month. ROBERT NA'lTRESS, ' · · QUALITY palnlin&:, int 1:-. Br, 2 Ba. cpa, tftPI, DfW. NEW 0BECOR. $15$.$1'5 ~2! 2 NBR • ,.'.!!!_o. O E AIMuna1 ~~enFron s. ~-Uamflton &.LNS~land SL, HB ,.___ta M RLTR.. ...,.. ""TI CEMEwal'-~tio, drlve1&. oxt1. AUlor.,.,,.., vamlh I ob, No pell. $250. &13--&21 R. Prtv. prag@. ............... ear .. ..._u,g. e H M ATI.fOSPHERE 80 °"" m ......... AL PACE v.lli esa .,,,......, ,..... t. Free• aaw sta n, co ma l c n C, .7--7.-==7-~C'---I Lndfy rm. Newer Spanish Adults. No children/pell. Deluxe 2 1:-3 BR. Rental Ofc, L-euna Buch f60.1'70 COSTA ),fESA. remow. est. 544-89911. ac.'OUMlc ceilings, Ind . l·---".: .. o..°'-"--•-•_e_c11 ___ 1 Adult Complex. 2 ml So. Avail 313'.>. 2293 Fordham, 3005 Mace A~. 546-1034 New lndlstrial Unlll OONCRETE Patios, 400 aq Comm. Res. mafut. 495-'8C8 of Sap Diego Frwy, lml C. l\f. 646-.'U85 Newport Be•ch * BRAND NEW * Private Garage Renlal • S20 $1.lf;/MO. Phl1 Sullivan, ft or more 6Sc per aq ft. PAPERHANGI NG ~ ADULT, new 2 Br, 2 be, 5 tennis, aaura; ~ mi. ocean. $215 ltt o • 1290 Na•porl BHch Kffbon Lb, JIB, 8d-78t8 2 & 3 BDRM API'S, 'le, 1 1:-2 BR, 2 BA. From =·~Call n u, -... Realtor, S48-6'16l Don. &U-&,4. painting. 21 yn Harber L~ Baac:h wet bar, '""'°""· dw, " * 2 WEEKS FREI! * $195 Unturn. F"' n 11 he d Office Ront•I _ IDc PER SQ. FT. ,cam.actor ..... Rob. tum. No. lll328l. ~· m,,., •ncl. ""· Vlst del Mesa unit> Avail. -36llO I/I 4001 8"ch.NBr-"===----642-2356. ErnC. apta from $50 wk 558-176 alt 5 pm a CROWN VALLEY Apt1. Baumgardner 5'11·5032 PAIJJMBO Coratr Co. Uc. PROF. wallcovertng, ltal:e or $1~ mo. Pool, maid, $110-1 BR duplex, married ADULT GARDEN· HOMES San Dleio Frwy or C.oa.st SJ'ORAGE ----e 1Sx30 Mth No. lBJB?L Speclallie in add, lie. No. 27$14. Insur. all OONDO. The Bluffl 3 BR. ~ ldry, ~ Inn couple, non-smokers, no IRVJNE AVE. AT MESA Hwy to HWhunt. 2373f, office l0xlo:il7 Vldoria st, ~ alter. Qua!. work. type! paper. n4fS42..GJG. 2% BA. Crpl, drps. $375. 310 2 BR, tlo ~ end ?:]>w· Depool. 17th Stt .&:"~~~nccs. Move in •/deposits only HUlhUl'BI., Uag. Niguel. ,, ,.. _ _.._ ....... ·-~.. Member BBB. 962-1961. PROF. painter, hmest. wortc. Vla .. s ... ~. ~·351 ~ pa .,.,..u• OU'll ~ 1 BR. $180 2 Br. $220 (TI4) 831·0730. ..,... .. .,, v.r-,,,.. .,. • .....,. "'-··•·--Intl--~--.. ...,...,._ .. u-""""" Pandrainic '1-· -1 ' Day &. Night Security, Pool, S ~ .1-•1WLJK, re pa Ir, reas. ._., ""'UI'"' · v~. -mo. NR. New 1 Br, bUm, Jacu z z I, Rec. Bldg. •nta An• Rentel1 W•nt.d 460 remod, add. Uc. B-1 269(Yn 1 ~Re~'-"~5411-~2759=·~642-_39_13_. _1 Dvpl•xn l'um. J45 Incl. utfl. 4M-71J9 dn>a/crpt, pool, (rplc, gnr. Ml' Way Co. 642-4703. NEATEST, cleanest, most BEACON RENTALS Adults, no pets. !l76 W. Bay, w/exerclse nn, bllllard11, CHOICE DESIRABLE TEN A NT ESectrlc.I expertise apollcatlo.n. Int· llllboll ltlend , .,_,_.. ....u ""91 CM color TV. Ea. Apt. baa Seekln& lBR apt in CdM.' :;:;:;;;.;r;_: ____ _ ---Bea& ~ . G dlahwuhe,, "'fl'lg, •ha• cpl LAKEFRONT XI. ref's. Pie.., c a 11 '-r--t'· Ext. Call 493-6115. STUDIO. 11.lO. -mo or 1 •• BR wtlltrn ""''" • pvt patio " dook. *Deluxe Offices* -betwn. 4. 1 PM. ELECTJUC!AN, lk, old INT/EXT PAINTING $50.,... wk :tl!Juno 22nd. Na!!!'rt laach ~~. ~~$ms.0~· J!,~~ BUS SER~TG DOOR LOCATIONS ~= ~'16s9~ job" All o_. Cb. 615-""9 UUil pd, ~mature man. $35 PER Wk Ir up 1 br, Industrial al't'a. 557·2841. VERSAILLES For Lease, 288 Sq. Ft. (2 of-, ~ ELECTRICIAN _ Liceme. * Wallpeptr H•ng•r * no pell, :n~ l:~ch'~color ,,\t 2BR UPPER, .rana:e. oven, 3 BR, 2 Ba., new deax" •• $300 flees plt11 reception area & """* I • No. 233Ull.' _Small ·Jib:. C. Rebko 646-2449 Newport 8eKlt l\tESA. 415-N Newi>ort Bl refrl&', crpt1 & drp11. No Lido 2 BR, 1 ha, turn •• ~ ' ON Tl-IE LAKE =)Coun~~. 10 l:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; mainl ol-J:'epaifs. 548-5203. Plaiter. Pilteh, Rep.Ir • BR. 2 BA VI NB 646-868L • " "''" $150. 968-1455 " Sl~ Al South eo..1 Plam.· C'"R 54L8801 Girdenlng upper. ew -'1'129 · ~· u1 u ..-P•-•ls 530 PATCH PLASrEIUNG , of bay. Nr 44th St. Avail. DYNAMIC 11. pctanfront 3 . ,.. r1,IUl • Acap co Aqua Bar .... -- immed. $350/.mo. 175-49U BR 2 BA. yrly $400 Avail LARGE • BR upper at 787 & Jacuzzl. Spectacular 8 OFFICE SPA.CE Paradise Gardening All il'Jft. Tree estlmatn mi, . 3n· Doy ..&.1111!; Nito w .. WUoon, _,, cbUd ok, Aao Lake · w!Tow""g MISSION VIEJO * PALM & CARD Spoclalbe Rostonllon Call 540-6825 OCEANFRONT·2 BR Upper. 673-2586 $165. mo., 646-82&t Fountains· Iii Million DoJlar READER * &: Lanlbcape, Monthly Plumbing $Z"i0/MO. vtil 6 / 2 8 • 7 4, BACHELOR. JOO attpa to 2 BR, 2 BA, Triplex, patio, Clubhouse. Gym, SaWl8, CH~I~ ~~N Special l't'adings $1. w/ad. Mainte~ A: Sprinkler ---'°----- Former Owner's Unit . ocean. $150 lncludes"Utlls gar, cathedral cell. Yard . PARK NEWPORT Tot11.I Security. 28362 M 7322 Westnllnller Ave., Repall'. Call 642-8649 L.R O'llS PLUMBlNG 67>-1531 y,1y_ ......_ .;....4 ., $225/mo. 646-4U4 ADULTS · .1arguerite Prkwy. Westminster. 893-9854 open HATE TO MOWT??! R.emodela~Re' : Water , ••rm APARTMENTS Avai . lmm~iately. 1 ""·-..__._ ._ __ FOR I ... , • Bdrm ' CLEAN new 2BR, close to ' B•ch•lor. 1, 2 a 3 Br'•· 131-1400 • """'"' Call the Pro! u•::a.OCL•t • ~ ........ cea, Duplexes Unfvm. 350 Avail"!'" ~~~ .._ •-~ .!!!. 17th, $165 1613 Santa Ana Bacheloand' Tl ~-L~.,.rooms from $175 n.r mo. "TI-IE Anl DATING Rates -are low! Don't be dshwuhn. &t2-63)3 MIC A: "SI ..,.--.. • UUll\ -~.. alt' • '-12 """'wvu r-NEWPORT CENTER GA.~" 1k>w! Ca1J Rich: 6'13-0'm. BIA. Complete Plumblng 2ID 41'1 St .. N.B. 613-5631 Av .. , opm 54~ · rr. !!&I.SO o-n 9-6 Daily 3700 Plaza Dr. -· = -YR. Fro Setvke. Uc. 1126M. LARdE2B tntri 1 y "'" 2ROOMoHicewith'rtmta.sUc .-vv group. m the EUROPEAN Gardener.l:=oii=-="'-'="'--- Newport H•lthfs clean, pa~. ~~ 1~ ~rou fro~ashlon 1::r: S•nta An• view of Newport Harbor A privacy of your telephone. Maintenance_ l•""scaping. Roofl"I LARGE 3 Br nr. lh3t>'a: lra:EAN ·-.----1-.,-'2'--bo-,-.dl-l-s,I nr shopping. 642--3254. at Jamboree on San Joaquin Next to Sooth r.o&sl Plaia Calalina. 565 sq. ft. $425 P .O. Box 743, G.G. ~. Tree RemOval. very I ROO--F~~..,--1,..--repalra--beach, $360fmo. ill 714-556-0466 per mo. includes utilities, 24 bn. rea.:mable. 6'2-5329 ~-... 1 .... 1.,, -k, :......P ,...· 833-l144, 646-6075 no peta, lge kit. $14().tJ.60. SML attrac 1 Br dplx, frpl, H" s Road. Janlt · """''!!> ...... .. ..... 2427 E. 16th, f\'B . 646-1801. beam cell, crpt. Adlts only, C714) 644-1900 · or seMce, carpeting LICENSED SPIRITUALIST COMPLETE Gardening Ser. ext . LI c. 16113 . Huntington BHch tll pd $160 642-& lots of free parking. Spil":ltuaJIJ:t readinp 1D a.m. Specialize Newport CM. M1·3388/830-502J) . • s~a!!n..:C::!lo~m~on!!r~•!...---l;;""ii;i;lillP';';;.';;;'";;'"";;;;'"';i;;; CHOICE locat i on In YouconCharne ESTATEREALTY64G-llll • 10 p.m. advice on all 1rv 8uslneu&:ra.645-C31J3 •s-,..-,1.,.1.,...-.,,,----• CLOSE TO BEACH II .. 2 BDRM, new crplS, drps \Vestcliff. Pool. .1 & 2 BR ·w 13.000 SQ. ft. in classic Vic· matten, 312 N. El cam.tno ~fOW & EDGE. CLEAN\Jl'S •wing A ter•tlons Brand New Deluxe 3 Ii 4 San Clementa Resident Hotel &: paint. $155. 757 Shalln1ar, unf. Adults. 1700 Bedford DAILY PILOT torian office bid(." downto"'tl Real, San Clemente, for BR. 3 BA, dbl ear. all S79.50 Per 1¥1onlh . li46-3&n Ln. Clottified Adi Santa Ana. Individual of. appt. Call 492--0034, 49'J-9136. NEW LAW:: SPRINKLERS MARILYN'• Custom Oothes bltns. CI08e to recreation Quiet • Secure D p 646-6075 Jl75-$225 flees, 500 to 1500 IQ. ft. PROBLEM -·-. ~n-2056 Clinic. Design or re-dellcn • 1 51418th St ... ~, Furn-uU1 1• wal"'1M~ distance •n• olnt 642 5678 • •• ., __ , ~ ~"ER. G ~ ""sch s. • 1........, to ev~ry'thl"fta:. • SHARP 2 BEDROOP.1 • LeaAe any or all spa1...>e at I id en t , 1 y m pa the t I c _.-.r ardener. Know I """-"";,...-----I $150-2 BR. Blt·lns, crpt.1, SAN CLEMENTE SPACIOUS 28R, 2BA, avail sundcck, frpl c, new shag, RP-25c per ft Avail. Aprll J; '74. pregnancy couneeling. AtJor. how. Malnt · Trlmmtng & Top Soll drpl, ~c. patio, carport HOTEL now: xtra. 1rg 3BR, 2BA, plillJIC('S. ocean 1 blk, Apts., l\tust see to appreciate. tlon &: adopUona ref. cleanup. 968-3486. -----.-Q-0-.,---.--·I le laundry tacll. Couple I: apt avail March 15th: bltlflll, Adlts, no pet11, pref girls, Furn. or Unfurn. 370 5-12-1121 . APC\RE 642-4436 Yamaguchi Garden Service ""'"""' 1 1 Infant ok. No petl. a 114 DEL MAR. S.C. e dtw, garbaa:e dlap, crpting, $285 yrly, ~'lSffi 1860C, NPT. BLVD, CM VASECI'O?\IY Cmta Mesa & Newport Bcb * MULCH & TOP SOIL * :'~F-=..,"'~';5~,30~PM=·--i STUDIO with pool, loc. on draperies, balcony views ol 28Rupperdplxnr ocean Fount•in V•ll•y Next to Rea.I Estate OUlce. ConlldenUal In formation 60-6265 after 4PM ~ tffwport BNch water's qt. $140 Per mo. hills &: ocean. Garage Ir: $225 )Tly, no pet/chlld. Completely film w/desks. counsrlin& 6. refernl. YARD Cleanups, Garage Ii~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ D. CarlBon 833--9293 carport, yrly ratea. 11hagfreUrange. Avl Apr 1 .-- - , $125. per. mo. A.PCARE, ploorp. A Non-Cleanups A. Lite Haullng. j . 1 , 2 "'· 2 Ba, .,..., cto.e to Apt~U~nfv~m.".!!;. __ ..;3'5~1Liix;;;;iou.-833-""16cusi0mt;;;;t-; """' 36th St. 644-<340 CUT OUT CALL Prollt Agency .. 642-4436. Rouonabt .. ~. II"' .. 11 '' ocean, Newport Shores . - ' Luxuriou1 CU.!l.tom built 2 WES"l'CLIFF 2 br l Mi ba W.E . LACHENMYER ATfRACTIVE. fun lovlna: Lawnc.re by ''2 Gels'' . •·· . 't Adult Cpl, no pets. Refs. Gener•l Bedroom, 2 bath apt. Built· T\\'llbse. 1728 Bedford Ln. l'OR I 646-3!128 Evf! 673-45?7 gal to meet buslneu or pro-Mow/edge &U:-9907 [~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;;;i;;iil Lee S225fmo. 218-B Cedar. In: stereo, vacuum, steam $250/mo. Adu1ts ........ no SU•DAllCI · fe.,lonal man PO Box 673-1393 COAS,T A.PTS. be.th. self de~ oven, pet. 54S-Ta33 Avail .A.';fru 1. OFFICE SPACE FOR 1093, Santa AnQ . ' G•rden M.int/lndscp Job W.m.d, Male 700 Aph, Furn. 360 FROM S165. TO SZi(I. -food center &:. mu more LARGE dlx 2BR/2BA, bltin•, lM In _. t RENT. Costa Mesa, Harbor LIFE or DEA'Ill· Let our Onup, Sprldr rep. 64&-6852 * NOW RENTING * Available March 15th. Call encl. gar. Nr Hoeg lloep. I Uy.II• Cini at Adama. Beautiful modern bab'" live Fat .itematfws Gentr•I S.rv• ?ilOTEL-Hotel man a a: e Balboa l1IMCI NEW 2 BR. 2 BA townhouse 496-l813 or 493-4742 to see. Adults $23:1 er two bd'ooll *art-I air mU!ic, janitorial, Claa to ABORTION call l..tFE ce1 -would ll!te employment apta. Patios enck>sed gft.l'o PANORAMIC Ocean View. 642-IJ87 ·~I-per mo . cltianst :r:•it wtlh A Walker&: Lee Bide. Call, LINE 541~. 24 hrs. CAPJ'AINS CAR CARE Xlnt rer1 A:~ business . NEW lBR, 2BA. fpl, ml. ages. 125 M~lody Ln. OP Lrg 3 BR, 2 BA, 77· liv nn. * EAST BLUFF 2 B '-1 Wll to ..... ~ s.57..(ll36 or 546--5828. FORTUNE TELLING Hand waxing A: v.'UbJ.na in-up. N~.~1191 ~ ~ TV, all bltlns, ni cely DAJLY 12 TO 6 p.m. bltn kltc..'hen 2 Unit bldg, l r, .. .,c:, lfv.• ... 111.c:mylllllll-I DESK~ 1tvatlable $50 aide A: out! FreePk:kt.ipl:. &rea.V'tiJ"" or~. dee. Avail by v.•k or mol. yr old. $290/nw. Adulls. ~· o~~ul.ts., a~ ~rll panel'~ ~ng -rno._ Will provide furniture pe.lm, cards. etc. 5:17-3406 Delivery. For appt, call Job Want.cl, F.,.,..le as of Mar. Ith. 2 J ;i 111 : .. 493-7557 .-... O"KI lllJgOll V't'r"WUO· ..u llTI 1-111 ' at $5 mo. Answering !Rl'Vlce BEST MASSAC!: tN N.8. 64.5-1791 or 6t6-3632 Diamond. (TI4) 67s-.2Cl9 } t 10 It I , II Fount•in V•ll•y l·BR .• , sm / 1·BR .•. $160 .mcalarmitWllll. I available. 17875 Boch BJ.vet. 3400 Irvine Aw., Suite 1038. PLUMBING ELECTRICAL. NEED help at homei We lailbN Peninsu&. ol-Pll·-1 Uill's pd. Nr heh, ad pkg. alllklwlUmblilMnl Huntin&tonBeach.642-4321. OtienSAM,Mon,Wed,Frt., CARPENTRY. No job too have akin, nur1ea,, . 1...11::.ll'-""'-..;._ LUXURIOUS 67S--0144• 6Th-4524 (kldullng Ml.,.). I * l AfO. FREE RENT * Ann. 557439. 1mall. F Ir B Home Jtetiab', ~ ~ ':n' :::·k e ~= $35 WEEK & UP 2 BA 3BR, 11A ba. comer 1 door M~and mln~ewl•.. Deluxe 1 A. 2 rm. otflcu •PALMACAROREADER• 63-1403., 541..a:J.. ..,,... t Sle AGT. 67!).6900 2 BFl. l,i • dbl gar \\'/ to beach S3Xl 106 011 '"" UI dj A1.....,.rt Hotel "Rost ad ~ ctlo 10831 ft. • epJDa Rooml ""c.--.....,..,-~-""'""""I automatic openei.·, bW"glnr St .. · ve ...wm-.•3 .... I a · .. .,... er ' w,~~u n. .rxllch "THINGS" by N"oose. Gen'I WANT ED : Pt -'tlme • Hou11ekeeplna Rooms BalbH 11&.l'MI alarm, lnt~rt.'Om \\'llh AM/ =,__.,pools, '-ml w1 Blvd., Stanton. 52'1-3406. Carpentry Repairs Phtrn· tarl J Gd ·" • OceM Vlew Apts ;;..;=~==--. --1 FM i tereo radio. Good lo-li\1AC., 11unny 2BR/28A, pa· ,.......... _. 833-3223 9 To Noon bl.rV E t'e RetUodeUne sectt • · .... thn. De. IALIOA INN DEWXl: 2BR apt including cation. Many extras. $275. tlo. shag. blUns. l\.1aturc __.1mama,pmty1::.1 AIRPORT AREA. UlO ft. ~. c. t.YPln&. N.B. atta. 673--6140. ~·Main Strtet boat dock, on Grand Canal, Alk for Dftle 963-6746 ad,lts. $195. 642·12'76. •N volllyblll • .AI rully partitioned, Inc 1. [ Laat --lr?)'l *liANDY ~tAN. Let mJ! be EXEC. Sec. ll )'n aper m.r740 Uttle Balboa Island,~ ' · S•n Cltmenl• CJllS.brtlmbl!Ulnab. I janitorial & utilitltt. $340.!L:1J Yo'U1' ~tra pajr of hands. ~rl1(;u\ U"!rlf·~: 1 LUX. furn. Bayfront $3.10 per mo, no chi Huntl!!f!ot! Be.ch ?if('I. MULLAN ltEALTt, Odd jobs unllntlted, Catl l ;:j;j';~i:'::;=s;"'i:;.;;;.~T,"'.i Bache!M, $225/mo. Privale c" "'"" °"""c1o1 u~ CLEAN, quiet 2 BR. nrly NEW GARDEN Am. 2 B" ~ ~ Ill BA:t400YPltvRinoONT, 541J.0F:t9601'.ICl!S Found (-Ho} 550 Don 962-8948 ' Help Wontod, M&F..!!.. bNch. " OroM ..,., new '*'«· Wtr/&'BJ pd, child 2 Bath, $195~ 3 Br, 2 Bath , ......... _ii .... , HOME REPAIR SERVICE A"RESSIV COMP~EL'i:!, 1 BR, 8= :1 ~~11,.,8&;. ~1~peta. s;iso &:: ns.;. ~tfi !rplc, UJO. Call =~==I ~~~50081~ ~:~=-·A~~~~ ~~~~~~1... = '°~ a.u!~·1 = $1l0. mo/yrly, Adwll. .. blk 10 -ct 121111. tillt NEAR New • BR. 1 blk SPAOOUS, NEW ZBR, 2BA. I In 71 N.B. Phone fJS.JDI. Vicinity of Dwyer School HANDYMAN home -~ bou·~-Good pell., 67S-9"61 incl. Gn-?Hi or 6'f3..8fD3 to lhopplns A ~· 1 child Child OK. Xlnt loc. Sl.85 I: •• I • • OFFICE suite, air CONI., MO H.B. contact O!.rll &rt.Je:f . ..,_..., .. .,...... opportunltf -==~~~~~• ~ ta " -$110 at JOI w Mari-· ....., •111•111 1 -.• "" _ mo. 300 w. ~, l'Oinfu'c. plb<. •/lot> of room tM ·-2 BRi: lge ldlcbm, bale, Nr 2 BEDROOlt. l bath , ....., no pe • ,... ...... n'KI 492-469st548-2S'13 r--· lr.\l'tlillmtl In• CoW' H";;.,Ne..-Bcb. 944--0B'N •fl. 5 pm. ~ syztema. ~ ~t. Must haw ~. a 1 beo-l ......_, $135. lacl ~-· -Pool -or-,_ FND' Pt Golden RllVt,"' u.ull"I ·neod •Job now I Utlll 6CH.5I9 iili/,;). m-«it2 • NEW APTS. WALK TO S•nt• Ane .-. ~2182 co&Jar. M mos. Vic: Bee.Ch n. Call For A~trntnt C....... dol Mir 2 BR. bit~ '"'l'o• -BEAOJ. I • I BR. l!'n>m NEW FAMILY APTS NEW OCEAN VIEW OFC'~ I< Ellll. H"""' H.B. """"1 LITE Houllng, Ut• -TIIE LOOI( ' ··-P15ii.eue $150 10 $235. EXTRAS. · • C.t H'lll'Y, K.B. 1700 1N-lp'. ott ot Newland. ~~· yard cleanup. 644-6500 BACllELOR Apt. a... 10 ~ ~· ~ 9>2'19. Gl'Clftd C>Dnlng. , Can Dlvtd<. Uont! "'"t°" SJ&.Ulil all. 5 • ~ ..ilmato. 5'19-<?X °i:ATTRAi'.i'.iiiACCTIVEi'iVE"ft;:<p;iiii!i.i octan. $150. mo,. 2S30 LOVELY 2 8R A Om. 0 .,. $225. • 3 BR. 2 bu., 2,000 NE\V1·2Al·Sft·~--PIU'k·llloe S»-2$?9 FND: 4 mo, old female lilOVING, Hauling. Ezper. with good t e le.ph«at. Seavlew, 675-6ff3 All UtUa ..A S350.. _.' IMI ft, bll-inl, ~s. nl-~l!Jnp. Rte. l"QOfll, Pool.1--""" 1111 ~ I OJo~c SUlte, !CW· ft. sutlable aa-tt "-'d. ~ Mela Reliable. Jiteuoftable. :ri::te pet'IGna.Uty and .~Uti llD r'J RN'. &ch. &fature flllllt. Call rn4o-031-'1'70t 43J...3500 Play ~-Patios .. tot cmt ...... II lt• ._. tor doctor . H u--n t-1n1·to n Vtttti • M-1155 tat. 832-751[1. receive public. j Nopet.8.$l3S lnt'l.util, Cott MM 28R/2BA lowe:r, bl1in IM .,lots.Ga&\.WaterPd.Shog. ~!!!' ... =WI'••· CardeM, 846-1323. • rND: blk ~ ttnJ q, SKIPLOADERlctumptruck of '1S6PBX htlptul 8ruad. * 615-6737 *" • • ntnge,, crp11 .t d~s. $150. dra.PC9 A to forth! ~--·-~ $336. NU 11ore, oWce. 961D'-. H\.lnUltltOl'I Hli'b:r H.B. work, Concrete, a.sd\alt, &: varied dullff. Not J Jlo. NEWl;Y OECOR.ATED No l)t}ll 8!J2..a732·, Starting at $189 • dt!p. Plrk. Pllane: • Air. lT.im Btac~. Hntg Bdl. t2U) -.1504 11.win(, breakine. 848-'ruO. Hum job, Good ~uirw 642""4221 -...ct •c.l.ct 2 Btt w/pr,. tJ50. W!r pd. 2 BR, l'i BA Studio, Sl57.:'JO Newhope Mffdew1 1211!. lclllMt 1P91 dllfJ M2-2834. 10UND: Samoyed, Vic. of MOVING? L«al furn. or ak:lllt a must. Shorthantf lDOI -~::.:::...,. . ~3 ~. ~~:·· C4JI ~.1J;tto~~nfant ak. f MT s.si:r2:· S.A. • ...___ ~~~.·:~LIP,~ f.1~~ ~~~~.Potlllvtl ~: ~=·$~~· ftam. ~~A~-::: c ...... do!- ' I , • • • • ·-· • ~-•'21< I", Tl • ' 'I• •' .• :~ ~ . ·l ·l • ·1--" \·- , 1:1; . " .. . . ~ . •.: .. • . " f. w..,..,,, 110 ROlp wat;t;I, M&I' 110 Help Want;d, M & F 71~ AOle w1il!Od: MiF ~ D.t.I LY PILOT 2 "' ' ' Aa1' MANAGER OOllPLI!. -fUll -· Elictnllllc .AHMlbl•rt HOUSIKllPIR M!;OICAL """' o!llce ....... REGISTERED • 1'em_.,, .,.VOl'd lhlft It .,.,,... '2 unlt apt com· SOldH1tit ,... .. o., ohJtt. < Hn, l dl>ll.w.lc '3..br~Lldo tlonllt. Ex .. rlt.ll<'ed I .1nln•aul1Unl~. plex. an Me.a. sa.tary • Pal Electronks, 1391 Ille. tifUS.l). ~~·C:~::W2 M Jadt l.n the 8ax. UD5 BUltt comJorcabll! new 2 BR. 2 BA }¥. e It m I 11 er Av I!. , • HOUSEKEEPER * wk-AA"S. &u-t566 • .St. Ol • •Pt. Scfty M 1*a ·~ Wtlbninlter. &M-3.m. Uve In. Own room il tv. ~ llLJRSES AUTO SALISM£N dilldron. ·111HW EXEC. SEClllTAllY $50/wk. . KHll3 MS3~~~ ~ I~ _ lor -., an,.. CROSSllll' l'lllBft °"""1Jct'"'1 --~ ,...td. HOUSE)IORK, awni-. -have own carCFoma]> lT.J3 °"">'• leadi.-.....,., tml 8UllllU lllUL --75 l>Plnr. Ill ""· Mon lhN Fri. 2 ui ... 1<0 cau '" Sullivan for appl ~"' """•'-Ntw or tJMd car QuaUrled to hand I e v.1c, own cv, B-1'TT e.1390.' Netdtd for our new •.--•. :a~ .i.. ~t frlnr~ The ~ Of Jrvtne i. aecntarlal Medi ol COl\ltl'. IU.USTRATO'ft. _ ttdin!cal nW"llna unit. WUl Pl'OVidf ~~· benefit&. ~tnced or prumtl)' accept t n I• 6 muketlna d I re ct ort . 6 aimnwdal PultUJ a.nd Mort,... Tme $SOO tn.-iuv1ce tra1nlne leadlna t.' DOt. we will train. Aalc tor ptlcatlanl b 'POfiHcm or Plush Newport ore. Xln'I tome inldrw m..7360. ~am Tht Bmlneu to ICU.CCU care. Great oP-~ -~ D~VE ROSS :~~ ~ ~: Contact '°"""'· INSPiCTOR G"w'es'nL!p~11 ~ ~e """ ' PONTIAC _Cl'Oll aatety at .. btaVUy EXPERIENCED CiiUalty For f:lectron1cl f1nl'l 1n o .c . Pcnoonet Aimcy Ot~r openln&"s all shifts in T>t~-ino-uiibta~vd7 l raveled lnt«9ectionL Jiu. A&ency sirl. ,a,rt. Alrpori area. Tr al JI e e {~\ark III C.nt!!tl all 11.re11.s lmmrdiatcly avail, ~·"" Calta Mm. ~7. Guard& are Medfd from tJme J'UU time. O»t.a Meg Ins~lOr. Coo<I worldn& 1651 E. Edlnnr, $.A. lolt<Jk al • Slll'Jical _ OR. • urniture aio I Jiianos/Orgll\I 826 :.:::.:.c..::.:::.::::::::..:.:.~..;..:.:1 ~=:.::.:.:...~~-"" TELE\!'.o.!'~~lJNEMAN CUSTOM '''"''" '"'"" COAST MUSIC l,.,.....,.._\tAN S&\'er bed u.nU w/lbl, xlnl "1nlmum 2 y e a r 1 t"X· cond, 673-0LtO or 646-4921'.1 !\l'>A'port Blvd al Harbor Costa Mt'a ~. CclOd u lairy, Mlpld * Lovea.;cat & &Ota. Nel't'r 612-28:11 edv~ment. ex c fl 11 e n t used. \lery gd. qu:i.I. C1&.."1om Yamaha Pianol & e>ra:ant btnft11s, PIUI. Now ln· made Usu.Uy hn1 96.~7!>10 f(•:t turin~ Koh I 1• r & tenicwine. A R ~1 '\' Op. . . portun.llin, ~1163, <mta Gar.-. S.le 112 CampbtU & aiJo E\·m:u Met -·-Piaru eu.. 3!iO IIONOA, tools, PQ'A°t!r I iioiiiiiitOiiiiiiiii;;Oii°'."'"!'iil TF.LEPHONE Order Saltl GA RACE SALE-Leaving PIANOS -ORGANS P /tlme 4 Hrs Day Are•, PIAtfom1 r ocker, New A U1td.Grea1RiecUon. Young "'<>IMn over ':?S dint ltC' set. apt ru re:frlg, 3 Co1npt.•1ilivr prices. Open '•>'l eood PhOtw \'Olce lor f'(l(.'(lrd pl.yn;:, I v.·tradio, E\'e1, & Sundn,y11, The best Westm. olc . S2.50 hr. 1&\8.ry. aarqc \'acuwn .. 1-R.V av.'11-d"IUS.fttt always·at: lttr. RutlhE-r, lm_,.9:52 or lro. n1echanl<"S l'n'(lor. -l·l W.sllichs · Mu5ic: City SM--2711. Jug 13" whl~ "''ft1n-11, 6 i::al TELEPllONE Y.'ork. S1 .7!i l'lt'<". "·nter htr n 1n!S1·. Snt1lh Coti5t Plaza 540.2830 per hour. 341 B~1lde Or, l!t>n1~. 10 5; Sat v.• )"n. l e i, ': ... • AUTOMOTIVE 8 : 1Cam..f:30pm, w/tlmes orucf 6C2-6500 afternoons concls ' bt.tli!nta. Applicant ~ ICU c cu OB va ... .i .... at Ind~ Joea. · may apply-•t SAE ·Advane-· EX RI CE • • • · .,.. 11 EXP HIJn:lmatt C M ... p k 1 .... -.. ... ,__ NO PE EN GAllAGt-: Salr-, An11quc hall r LOT MAN Uons. $2.29 JIU • w/a ' ' · · "" ac aa .. ,., ..._. IUl-.,.•ay Ne-w acute f"illt,y locatro in TEMPO'S · bo N.B. 6'l5---0l)t4. 1\1\non•(I D~,Ot ~IG--2>1~7. J>ltI\.ATI!: PART\' .\VA.f.ITS ~ attn1. equJpment flu'nlWd area, ff>lkJwirw prefen-ed. or .. c.~I. 54Q...9Z6 NECESSARY t.quna Hills. Outstanding ~~~~~ s:~~f.11.~~;11~~ i-~~j TO BUY PIANO r'OR 1 CASll. I .. !'147-!M-15 .. , ~ "'A Immedtate Opm!n(I:, One ot ~-The Oty Of Irvine. A~ MMil+t for appt btt 8 A TRAINEE POSITION ht:nefl~ &: woricino con· t.,... 9ran«. County'• leadJna: f; at Irvine Police Dept., 5 pm. '-• ¥u"' ¥»""' 1'-,.NOW OPEN ditlons await u~ In· ~1~1~r:nrM~~ 1D°:~1~ ~11;1';; r-lms porttonDtaltn. Stt Ourl: ·~-~ St.c!~· FCJndyor In-··.E,MALE··-· o-~B~u::i .. oN GB Jndustrlt!a ot so. Calif. lf'l't'SI -in provldin& e.x-0·1al·A-Job'. Sun. 165.')(I r.ll. Neotu, r·.\'. I.'! tan .u....... ._, . AC 0 111' .,._._..,. .. , ~ r-has immediate openlnp: for ceUent profeMional ca.re. ~~7998 C "..: DEAN LEWIS J'MPORTS PolinE. 556--5238. le0t.'f'd le: unexperienced, tralntts In d J 1 play -l-:INSl\IA;-.: Oriron, 2 n1anual. ~ 1966 Harbor Blvd., ''rt>' irood worldng cond, m&rlr:etlng distribution · &, App!Sa..,...ddfebat""''kDept TE!\fPO otters a truly unique Jewelrl 815 rel'ond. blonclr, $3%). or •" Oilta Mtu. 6*9300 new plant Apply at SAE &: limll' savin& opportunlly brst offer . .a.i-29C6 }:V' Auto. DATA PROCESSING [ • .Allvnnt.'«I · P•ckaging, 30lkl ~ =:::o::ei;~in6 ~ for ski.J.lt'd . . . . . J F.\\IELED ladies . J u I:~ TV Radio HIFI Ul'RIGllT P1ono, Old Oak f1n1Sh. i,'OOCI rond. $250. 6~29'15 ·• SERVICE CASHlrR REPAIR Alrv.·&)'. O.ta Mtu. _.. ' ··-., I I KEYPUNCH J urxcru;on. "'alch "1th Ii rl1t1; I s' , • ••..r .-. Minimum 3 years l'~· ")~'8.te u .... .., ... any J>08 · H • I SECRETARIES ~nd chips, elrgant . tereo -" & PBX OPERATOR poli<n<:o. Clean ...... • """' oow .... !or ruu ""'' Community ospita \'ho d' ., "' • '36--'.ll\J Uk ;~ Satun:ll.}tl only i :OO .ill to mua:t. Good aala:ry, quick GENERAL permanent people. \ "·arit 1gn1 IL.., "" A~l -•'i\I ~ll'rr'<l/ ~ Irk. r -l , ''00 PM. Call M,.. Brant advancement ~ x c e 11 en t * XLNT TRAINING PRO· I 1timulatlug loni; or shon OVERSTOCh."ED fr•<'lurv ins1nllallon In ~w". , GPMt 2l'i61 Paseo <if' Valencia tem1 assignment! . f~w All Jn1·rl11· '~ Pr~1!'Ct C.ar ;lra!rn; t'hrui.:e you ~ ~~~ Uncoln :::~.P~i ~ C: OFFICE ~ PERSClNNEL \\'ORK .ALSO AVAIL FOR l.a1Nn.'\ !!ills duys, couple 11·el'ks or re"' ('. '.\t Je>Arli-:. · fH&,lu S'159.95. 1his "N'k S200. In- •) portunltiea "5-U63 Colita C::CD\N"T.~ -..re .. trV I HIGH -SC H 0 0 L & (714) 137·2121 months . )OU decide! Now Miscellaneous. 818 i-rall•''' \\1th Jensen spkrl. ;) AVON ' ' o&IV"'-L>-~"t'r... I COu..EGE S"l'UDENTS Take San Di~ •n-M1·ay you ran . . , s.;. nw Mmmousr ElITHUSIAS-l\lesa. NEYER A FEE COMPANY BENE1"1TS To El T11ru ltd. Turnoff, APPLY BY PHONE I BUY' •• ' 1; s A srf'n-n ·~--TIC? Y-· would ma~ a DEUVERY Help, male or Accountant to $15l\ FOR PERSONAL \'la Estrada vv •< ·-FuU /U .F Prod 'f-••• ~•~to M4K Coll ~ .... 4450 • .,., u.~ kno_w G-". U•"•<I ,,,-,·1u.·-& 179 E.,'1.'·,'_1 .• ',1'•',,· c.~I. •1 __ perfect Avon tt.epresenta· C~ham.m~-~ °'c~~:e~co•r Indusi''M°;ch D;:...~ ...... +<llJK INTERVIEW CALL : l-A1u111 Oppor. En1ployc-r '""" ""' """' '" ·-..,. I Y ~ "' • Ad ' I ·--r b .. whal )'OUt' g~\U11 fll'I'. ~(.I lllH>liAni•('JI .,r "'Ill ~11 f{lt \'O\j 3-,0.1 •.' llr'·1-1 ,._, hlk.~ ,11:. ulJ t ve. ou can tun )'Out own Advert ls.Ina: ion. ep w puurll;l'I OI' uay Purchaslne Agtnl $9CX. 53'-1591 n1>cd 10 con1~ in 1~r.;on11.tly : MASTERS AUCTION .~ "' " ,! .. :...ho b~~&ss '-~~ed' lhul•' ~.:;'1 •0wo1 a· Good knowledge of o . phones. Growth poteatlal. OJI Lea11na Agt to $15 da,) ~.all tuos. Onlr. RETAIL SALES unrn 11·e havC' the just right Sou1h eo;, .. , l'ln1,111 "'" .,....... """' c -... ln~urnnce Oaims Otrk '' P/l<'m•. >lo>>·>·n· 11-211 .. 1. '-""I srol fo>· vnu! 207512 N1•\\'flllr!, Ci\t 5.'JIH).120 , · 1 ounty a?Ta &. own ......... p. Dort-II Po-·n-1 ·-9a---c--· ,-" "" ~~ """ 1o1.t11. :;-real earning opportun ly. Above avg earninas. paid ,... ·-.... f'ire & Casualty S700 ··~·· 9: JG.4:30pn1. Apply I n NE'tr~R A FEE AT TE~IPO. _,,..ovou co:-.1rl.ETF: Hun1 Slatlon.I •' Call ~700.. · dll.lly, pick YoUl' own hrs, Service Afnecy Sec'y/Dlctaphonf' $6."10 NURSES pel'IOn, Newport Sta.t ionl'f's, Tempo Tempora,Y Help 11ft G or Sunday, l.ifWar 1011 1 1 rec e Iv c r , ;!~ B AB Y SITT E R-rellable, IO am-8 pm. Apply 315 3rd Call 64Q..1470 Sec'y 10 Controller S650 Morxan Nunes Rt,::lstry. 4229 Blrch St , NB. 8~~0974 Qr 541'>3050 TOY.·rr, rotor. beitm. Cover!' ; mature woman. Permanent, St., Suite E, H.B. ftecept/Seeretary to S62:J RN'i, LVN's. Praca. Floor TURRET LATHE CPR ~hind_Tony's Bl~. t.lar 1. 11 int>ters, AJ.I & i;lde banit. 1 ',"-<• 3-4 dys, 7 hrs a day + DELlVERY M -~ed Jn -Sec'r,II.\I~ lna exp $00)+ d t --'d kJ "'7 w 1~h SALES E·-'· Only i•-·-. ·-kl-• CO~I PLETF. Han1 Slll!ion. S150 ... After fipm call Rnyl ... ao-, ...... & .............. ovt!r en, •o=u GENERAL OFFICE Gen I Ofclllte bkpne S550 uy p<U w y."" · "' ..... ~ '"""' ..... " 5-18-1 187 :,• •••· "1:."h"'t w""ke"-•. -3-p-••h H.B .. F.V. area tor Morning Fun ,.-b 1_ e~tle -n. Warehou~man S500 St., Suite D, C.M. 548-9361 $600 & Up. Inside Wes "' \onr: tenn employment v.·/ l:meflr nn1J'I r o c e I\' er: -~~·~===,.-,=""';;;: '"6 '"' ........... LA Times auto routo A •• ·-··· ~·-S3 or ""2365 new & Used ""'Uipment csl•h. firm should appl_,, 10"1'r, mlor, beam. C(lv('rs i\!1·1N·ros11 '.\IXllO, f.IAC 2·11J:. : ... ,r; chUd. 0 ·'--o-. ~--· P-Empl-will spilt fee. "'-isl. Noon-4pm , hr -'c~~'=°"'""' ~--,,---,-,-;,-., I 1 '*'-A .,..... vwn 2 hn morning ~,..... ~"" KIN ~ Dt-site indlv. 'A'/prf'v10W1 ' Tapniatlc, Corporntion 1!. niel<'rli, Ml ,\ 61• C ll:t!" Terir '4010: Son~· TC ~JM: l r trans. Reter. a must!. pro",:... d It ... , ' Start $520 per mo. AllO Fee CAU. 'J'RISH HO~ s NURSES A.Klei, all !ih\f~. rt'tail expet. I 1=1 Ket lonng St Si.ii All•'r Gptn ('fill 1.ay P1on('('r PL ;l(l, Dynaro P111-; , • Soyglu•' Hill ·-a. Coll pre"" au "'eccn. car. n....•tJoM 488 E. 17th St (at lrvinl'l E ........ r. or tralnen. ltfesa °"' ... ~ 1187 · '\ \\•kday1 eves only, 644-8891. _...,, ...-r n • ~,;;, Jason Best Agency JERRI WH E JO Verde Conv. HOllp, 661 •' '"" --~ -.. 847 -c~ . m • RE •r Jason Bost Agency , •. ,.... !I~ ........ -~. 2i\TK I\'; r~cclltint'MI' X: I •,! 8· AB y S 1 TT ER __ ,_,, DENTAL OFC MGR 17._ B •• t F ~ 488 E. 171h St. Cat lr\'iM) C:0.1 Center St, C~t 17400 Brookhunt, F. Vly. J TYPIST $SOS CLOSJ-1> ?.fY SJ-IOP ;\LL Clll\l·F. Sanford 557·3126. ori '"""""'' ....., roo ... un • · · S 't ••4 6421470 Sultf' 213 963-6775 Ftt P•'". "·oull!ul modorn !'1'0C'K l~ELO\V COST : I v.01'k G IO-l~M. r.xt 1125. ! '"•t"-. >f"~ dr'>ve. mu .. C~11.t dt'ntlst seekll ind.Iv. to Suite 213 5 UI e '"' • OFFICE CLEANING !!!!!~~~~~!'!"""'"' "' ~- 11 h d •·3 ~ , " ""'~ ,._,, ~· of". In 1-"•shion Island .1.1nuin air~ t'all('a ~ ...... ~,. 1\IAG~A\'OX slet'('(l consolt', l-l'OOk. 2 bo)"S. TUt>1 thru Sal ry1n front oltlcei ~ncs. PR· fw• 1f,.cm ,,... '4fl Expcr. couple, approx. 4 hn G~at IX'ncl'its . including \\ 111:lels Sl '.'JO., Sho~ t ~II~• ~tl'di styll• _cxccllcnl l'OOO I l-3:30 1c 12:30. C.i\I. 6J6-..11895 llf'nts, appts · png 10 GENERAL OFFICE I e\'t>s. :-.:o "·axtng. SJ hr ea. SALESMAN 1 . '-rl , 1 t ,_A S1.50. A .... ~rt•d \\1g~ ;'ti<. I s i-l 612-1-lli I ·-llnl l.".O•IP.Uler 'oystebm ~~! mak,• Famlly -ofc. !eeks indiv. ,, .. -~RIAL ··--·,.... ........ + llUIO exp. c.~I. & Nv.·pl. Expt't. pref'd dl'pl 0 f pm \I .linH ng. • us .... ve to S5 m lt46-22:'ll -'·___:__ f e ll)1'1 Y Y· .,..__.ary O rod"'S.---• I u~••v ~v ........... ~ j213+ 9l1.01 13, CollN·t ok, hartl""a.rt' slon.'. Ffli1;ne. good diclnphone exper. Call -.---. lfF.DIT, 25" l'Olor 11·, 19": ,,., BABYSITTING. Ille $600. Call Coastal Pen;onnel w/p U,.;uun oon.._."' or n-taklng applicaUOns for full A.!lk lor Tini, ~. !'Al\y lfan, ~. COll.~l n l N'i LO:">l Carpet Spct'tals-Tht> Zl.-n11h por1 11bl1~. S235. f()r!' ... house'Y..'Of'k, rrf.V1 room.!! nr Agency, 7790 Harbor Blvd, ventory .control exper. Ac-Ume experienced per'SOlllll'I. 0~·•·10: BUILDING ?.!ANA· Pe1'll0nnel Agent)', 2 7 9 O ShorM:. J:U yards or 2 '"'.!" both. 6~13 1\fontFrl 1..2 beach. boa , $25 wk, refs 0 1 ~. ~~.by~ ,•kill!~ .. ~~ 5571'188. GER, female, Beach City SA8!._~~IAN "~~~ Y~ Har bor Blvd 01 brov.·n shag ca rpel. 110 th 1 C 1 TV t pttJ, 613-1153 aft 6 DL~TAL Aasistant, Newport ~~td'Up~' ~; LEGAL SEC'Y $7SO area. Cd co benefits. Call: .-....eragt\ , . yams of 2 tone C;;-ladon 19" Zeni tenmte, o or l BABYSITI:ER needed fo1 h Orthodon · <>lfi ........_. ._ ...... J (T\4J 62+-0316. Lafayette, N.B. TYPIST-PART· TIME Plush. IUNEN D~PERY $150. 54 a ""'"" 1 ~~Ing mother 8 to S:JO. Beae tic ice, 2790 Harllor Bl, CM Fee Paid. Asslat attorney & i ST , SECREJ.ARJ ... , SPECIAL). Pub rt'llrrot'$. ~~-~~~~~~~~·~~!! '"'" chairaidt!. Approx 4 da)"I GIR FRIDAY ._0 0~ Gnat apot to a&rn DONTIC ASSl ~ _ :'\Int C1IJJ0nqnlty .~r nuttul'l', . ..,A, 225:s. ot 548-46M· , ~ Ha,rbor ,,Vu 'JJoµie1,,l boy. ·~,·~-·To~.-·.·•_•-,'libtral L• · · A'I' •. n....1••~ .Part me Pc>eitlon avail. In respon~lble "'u man "''P""" '°'7"~=.:;=;;;;o;;;;;;'-;;=;;;,;;,,,,. ... ·-""ere. .,. !'-r ~' ~ VP ... _.. ---' h 1 ~-ao -ee .---.__..,, So •·1t t• Morketin11 a.t-r ;::DR PES WOVEN WOODS I~ ~ .. , nge bene ta, CongenlaJ en-·.:>a1es '""""' e p. Call EUy Ellis, 556-S5Cfi, Newport. Be:ach oWce. me ~ u ··• , • ._ i;>n ~k!ll!!. sPffd. a1·<·urary & A · · J ·'I[ .. l BAB5 YSmhE.R Wantaltod 58:30-r vlron00 m1moenklt ... ~ .... exp ~· Iwl~ ~: =1·~ 3400 Irvine Blvd, N.B. ~~~tic exp. n e c : X~~\ :.~~=ts!~ ~;!~~ A,,'.o 1 u,·ph,.o 1 t. 1he11,,::,•eis1 0 1r·,· ~~~r~',",i Fe:~~~~ ~1Plf~i:7ir::d . 1 , __ ,_ ... _•_•_~_•u-~ .. 1 • my ome, o • .,, .... -.>U, N.8. CoiiY,;. 0••-. Som• LEGAL 0 -·, Prnbalo •.~' b •· I " " 5 4 8 8 9 4 I • wkends 548-6481 642-2626 Wl.~ ..... ~ -.. -p NTER F /TIME rounllng a c " gr 0 u 11 c • Ari No. 74 Dolly Pilo1 P.O. Dcconitors. -· 3 L • 2 Tl $2 00 , , ' · typing fil & gen. aec'yl helpful . must have xlnt typ. -Al • . competent in maUwn1a1ics. Box. l.'i60, 'Daily P ilot · 11611-4769 I 1nes, mes, • ,'' S(!hool children. Rm, brd, & bo•"-. """9410 .u-er. Call Mrs. \Vlruilow for appt. nel Man•u•er, 1--·"k-p•·-g L>'a>'">> to -k II . I 007 Pe tl1t needs eJCpel' , ..... """""" •ws ,.._ b ....,.. "" " · ,...., J :\IE~ nCf'ded lo l'<'placc :t RUGS. Cu1r, lo,·ahll', l'IX' npoo o I-BABYSI'ITER, Llve-m, 5 ~tel Auistant v.'Ork. 'Good salary, fringes ing &: S/H skills, will train. Expcr. Clau A. See Person· Typing, telephone. I I g ht FINE QUALITY Pl:.-itSIAN I I tv. 118 ary, 536-l · f l AMI:. Expanded 1 GIRL oWce, age 20-35, Laguna Hills 837·J060. Balboi1 Bily Clu Ens!Prn offire. 1 gil'I oHief' nif'n v.·00 11· 0 u I fin· ! Akh11vi Oriental Rug~. shots, & ncutC'red. 8 mo old, ' • BABYSI'ITER, ln our home d ties. oppor H B area full time position, ba!!lc LEGAL SECRETARY 1221 W. Coast Hwy, NB in ~e"·port Beat·h. SC'nJ \\Ork/Call G7:>-j85.f ~Ion .~·12 814 N. La CienegR Blvd 5.52-7·Wi ·· t 1 Id transportation u · • . . . _ _._ r JI brie l 1·r.~umc or Jeuer to 2 !1--~0J ~~~i!i~!i!:::!!!! ,1 ~· or J{,.. o •· (714) 962-6671. office skl\11 & bookkeeping Exper. nee. JB!\I n1ag C'IU'd. PARKING alte11w1nt1 u <1r Cla.'liifed ad no 51 <·-0 \\'iUTRESS \\'anted, 21-30 10 ! 131 6j --1 ~ ·• req, 385:> Dental Aaslstent req. Call In pe~n 124 Fash. 1.~1. ~lO part lime. Permanent. good Daily Pilo! PO Box 1)6() ""Ork •10 hrii/v.·eek day11 for STEH.J.:O consolt' in C';iMy ., .... 1 Babyg\Uer. ~ty Home., For I Oral surgery exper. X-roy Tu.!ltln Ave N.B. LECTURERS 'A'anled for pay. Apply altr-r 11:30 am Costa ra.1e111., Calif. 9'1826 priv8te Country Club Call American >A'ood, a n1 -Im I hts and~ ·' ·' 1'1 mo.old gu I. For leaching I h<'. Imnied. 0 P c 11 i 11 g . GIP.IA)VERI-18 for par1s ,\fmAmcrl can & African on parking lot. -2400 l'fe"1>0rt -';;~;;~~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I 196-.ji67 \\'eJ.Sat. radio. turn table S75. Larg;;-'·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiml 1 mother 613-1423. ~.._61 61. BarbaNI.. Dept In n otorcycle sho p. Stud tes. full or pan-lime Blvd, N.B. • . • modem pl<'IUN' S25. Slab 1 :~. 2 BAR llL\ID. \\'aitress, days, DENTAL Assl 11 . , Call 642-2311, 9:30-6:00 Tues !01· 1974-tl, by the Program SECRETARY \~~~N~~~n~x~~)e~:· i;,~~ bench SlO. 84 2-.18'25 I Pets, Gener1I 850 t Good Ups, Costa l\feaa. . . c 11.lrSl'J~. thnt Slll. in Comparative CUiture: PURCHASING prugreMive ('(). IJ 1ghest DRAFTIN G TABL E· I C::;;!~:;,;;;,;::., __ ....;c.c; I !~ 646-9478 sit-down. Exp, 5 days 8-;i, I GIRLS 2 n e e de d Univetfity "' California, Good opportunity to learn comn\. & <.:ar. Contact Nonn Hamilton 44X72 & draft * Security Pet Prod.* -"'i BEAUTICIAN Sal open. Nwpt Ctr, 640-0300 motornon'.te 1Uwi expedltJo.i Irvine. Courset needed in COORDINATOR the ad biz. Typing '5, sh Danh:~lson 842-1428. mach S150. BABY CTtlB, Beef 28c Ill. Colt . ch. ~ •1 ~1' d into South America. 6C>-8U4 the 90dal ldences, history, 100 •-• -•ume t o dlx S45 SJl..9649 lb D fl L · M ~ 10/mo'• · ~. Hair 1tylllt artist • gel pai phon , &: literature. fUU.tlme load · """"' '" \\'HO \YANTS TO WORK? ' ' · · · · s ""'·"'-'· " '.~ ' for yoUr talent. Come T>'Ork Dicta e Typist GREAT opportunity f or 6 courses ptt year· pay Oaullied ad No. 46, c/o DRIVE A CAB' DALI Ett'hing $6.'i, Renoir $2. 547-3917 1418 E. ~. far the biggefll-nev.ul-clean-Fee Paid! pr 0 m 1 n e n t caJll. Real Estate lJcrnRe. according to qualifici,tions. Immedlate openine for an in-Dally Pikit, P.O. Box 1560, CHOOSE your houn. 1''Urk E1ching f15, Bradbury Oil -"~'=•· "'='"'~· ~S='~=----I •t Hf: shop In Orange Co. Men NN'port firm seeking ac-Rental ~t in eneraeUc Applicatlona from qualified dlvk!.ual .,.,a purchuin& \Beo.!!!!Bta~M~"'~·~Cal~U~·~92626l"•.!!! I for yourself. be your OY.'11 $150, Brandt :Va.te.!'t"Okw, PET O\VI~ £~' le; y,.umeng styling w/h>Uow· curate typist. Xln't starting suceuful otnce. SU b mt t candidates are Wflc:rome: ::...~ ~u~~i'if'i:: bolls. Men or women. Can s:R), pvt pty, ~»95 le: CAGI:: S30. ). • 1.ng pn:f'd Ha.Jnmltha, 3843 llaiJiµy & benciUJ:, Abo Fee resume. Lineo Real Est&Se minorttlet A womea. are lepho SECRETARY be slightly handicapped. 12" PORTABLE Color TV. 64:;...s?llO . 1 S. Brlstol. Call now for appt. POslllons. 1ll0 GJenneyre, La (u n a en<XIUl'qed to apply. Please ~ ~a;~ elcn d 0 ,.n: cor~ Girl }"r:lday position, 1 girl Neut . Clean Appearance. $160, King bed $98. d bl bed 0 154 « ..,, _m5933 ask for Lynn. Jason ~!~~gency Beach, 494-81'.116 aend currlculwn vU.ae & coordinate production re-office, Costa Mesa. Book· Vis., retired. Age 25 to 10. SGS. All near nev.', Pool _og_,,_• _______ _ ~~-BOOKKEEER }'fC ""Pl 11400 B~u,-i,-F.VJ,._ HANDYMAN names of 1hree ..-... , q u J r em e n ts: llalooo keopiog ""P· nece"""". Lite SupPiomeot yo ur income. Jable, faJ,, 198. ll42-<J.lll6 OOAERMAN pi°', h "I ;..-i p & L & tax rcporU for Suite 213 '_ e Pool exper. for community to Comparative Odture, v.·/etJ&ineering, production typing. \\'ages open. Dri\'e a cab 6 hNi or more n NE\V Davis 0 Ai;:sic 11 tennis P uppil!'ll. AKC, l...,"OPIK'tl, :i "'. small. 1\·C'!I c11tbl'd lrvlnl' l'U. 'r ' · __ association ln New Port· tfCf, Irvlne, CalU. 9'J664 control &: receiving in· Ap~h~w~~~n day. Acappl>c tn 186 ~~~· racket w/rovtt, 5 medium .!lhols. Male.!!, f e n1a I es . 2 girl ofc. In addition to DISHWASHER , Ralph, 645-3319. B 111, LICENSED School Bus spection. . South Coast Vlllag<' Yellow b o., · l 1 iJip-S40. 8'1&-.1677 after 6 l-C"'O:"'""""'::::..' .,,.-.,,--;;-"7.c-;-;,I ::i: prime acctg re1pon11iblllly, Days. Apply ln person 64&-5768. Drivers, IJ"ll'ine area, 4 hr Prorrelllive ttsponslbil!ll~ C01tn ~fesn, 556-ll:l76 SI .. Cosla t.feiia. pm or anytime "'·cckcnd!!. AK C G E R M A N :~1j individual will :i.~slst in Dick Church's Rest. HARDWARE Stock & Sales guaranteed, xlnt )Wages, "''ilI Include the purchulng I .............. i;;;i;iioiiiiiiiOii l\\IO~fEN looking !or career, ClTI ZJo.:N band gear. n..isc, SHORTllAIR POINTER.'i, 1 -handling cus!omer servlr:e 2698 N BI c M Thill job req's, stocking, pipe employer, 83Z-0861 o( 11peclfied commodltle11. 'SECRETARY good hra, mt'et people, In· niobilei llnenrs, "''alkic-Shots & "·ormed. 7 "''kl, call <' pho I all A ewport ' • ' I Co -'d med & life 1n& ti rk ••• ••39 " • :t tele ne aa es e s. ny , cutting & customer 1erv ce. LIQUOR STORE NIGHT · .,.,_. · · ix' terl's ni wo . .,.,,...,.. or talkie. Crystals. co-ax etc. .a1~1~4~.~;,;~·r~-o;·"i~92:;,.;;;;,-,,,-7",I ~·j; previou.!l telephone sales OON~ Shop, day shift ~ , Applicant mu11t be In good CLERK, 5 nights. Age Modern AJC.Ond facility. Well known co. in the ach 546;-318..1 714 536-Cl98.l 00G OBEDIENCE CLASS ~ : ~p.. will receive extra con-~I h're, !:!!!,e ~ ~ health & have a Rood 23-35. Apply 2J72 S.E. Dunc1n Elecrtonlcs, Inc. Nd~! n~r ~~itirson \\'O~tEN needed for rleanirii; \VJG SHOP FL'ITURES AND TO Star! \\'ed, April :Int , -s1dera1k>n. 566-8100. PP Y n .. -...,.. ... , . ii'pt>reat. &: pcnon&llty. Brj.slol, , N.B. Nr. O/C 2865 .Fairview ROild Jason B<ost A-ency service Over 2J. 548--0757, STOCK •,OR SALE in 1he Nev.·pon/lrvlne are;i. :. I BOOKKEEPER, CPA firm, l?th St, CM ' Apply ln penon only, H.W. A.1rporl. Costa Mesa 545-1261 ,.... 67;ML'i5J 846-2'll0 Call 546-411'28 r " FIC tbru T/B, pt>rmanent. DREAJtIS bigger than your Wrlght Co., 126 Rochester, Equal Oppor, Employer Su~l~~rookhunt, F~T5 WRITER 'Hii=-"''-"=----,8o,5;;61 ~ i;:""'"-· ~. to $700. Phone ~check'!. Want to esta b. CM 1"1ACHINIS'TS i\lliLTILITI{ 1250 · Rl'bulll. -~o~r=•=H.:.... _____ ..;c.;;I " __,,, ._..., lt1$t 2nd income' If you R hlld Writer need!'! 1LS1i5tanl lo Like brand new. S1250. Call -~·-· MrsB.OK•YillSo.,-GIRL. s have 6-8 hrs per ;,."eek, I'll H~~~~~ :t;t ~~pvt GRINDER ,!!,O_l?~CTI,.~. ~t le;~ *Sec'ys, Bookkffpers l't'Sf'&rch local rustory. ~fu.~t 5'1.'i-2590 aft. 6 p.nl. 1110ROBRED lluntC'n ~ ~ show you how. Call 639-6123. room • tv. N.B. .some -..x: .... i iu ..,...., ~ Have too many to list type. Hra llexlble. Reply to nr_;ASONABLE! .-I shifts. Good \lio'&gH • Ex· Clas.silied art No. 100, !'lo POOL Table. complete, Call I Call 6T:r2571 ~.I· N:76 yrs~a:,.e~~e1;,~; El t • ~_'!!iah~:zx1 mo. loin. MACHINISTS ceUent bene6ts, Come in & ~ :r~;~ ~~n~ Daily Piiot, P.O. Box J;.GO. M>-4J91 Af\ 3 'P O N y p i n lo , x I n I "·. 0 •A-h N H I ' ' ec ron1c ...... "6. . apply lO toll or 1 to 4· N~rt "-ach 8 3 3 -8 l 90 Co!!l(I. i\lesa, cal if. 92626. Miscenaneous I v. /children. ~ on ll'llil .<" ~ ' owport e <: ·" ' JIOUSEKEEPER I Cook , CALI FOAM ~ · N Pe · I Co t ct Dia A Job 833-0855 Wanted 820 Sound. 131\ancb. 833-3087 ; ~ ewport runsu a n a live-In. for couple. Beautiful 16661 Von Kannan, 5-A. ~~~~~~~~~~~I ' Mr. Hyde, ctrcul""'" [>epL Assemblers homo. 64:J-9606. lST. 2ND SHIITS An Equal oppty employer No Ch•rg• To You I I r ,_ DAil..Y PILOT. Ca.II 00·43Zl Established 1965 I~ • U.S. CO NS * ~ ,. ' &: leave a;:ipllca.tlon. H 0 US EKEEPER/Babys!t-Prev\ou.!l ID-OD or thread REAL EST ATE Mlfchlncfce A., SlnglP:i; & Collecllons [ Bolts and I •JR $J-TRAINEE POSIT!ONS '"·Mon lhN F'rl, 7 to ''30-l<'lndlog expor. O•n hood . V Top I Paid. "'2-01"1 --_ lC. •• 531 ,.,,..... tlon has Immediate "'-nings ..... ~ Y.'h y not "'urk In the hot~l N "-h 1 . 1 • :.~::~ 00 .. ;~hrto +se~~~vt'-el~· ~:2 Circuit ASS<?mbty Qn-pora. ~~:'1.,i~1 a'1~·4~s.;,.~~ req. iools required. SALESMEN Aggnss~\~~~APRin d i n g lcSitLhruVERIL co"'"'1N7689S II 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~~I Ana ~ v,,,._ TO \VAGES H " ~-Be h ewport &X'&C pro esst0nll Appl1'ancos 802 l''YING TOP PRICE Boats, General 900 ,. ' -lor ProducUon Trainees. P area • Wlun ,........ ac firm needs e x e c u I i v c -~:!O:;.;;;.;;::.__ ___ _;.;::: " ~-CARETAKER Couple, Live Plt>aiutnt working con-LONG TERl\t Fountain Valley. Let us secretary for presidl'nt v.·ith -!162-3&~ SCRAM LETS • in, fot Clubhouse. Apt + dltions. You can Charge EMPLOYMENT train you. Ca.II Phil Mc-ability 10 deal pmfessional\y FREE PICK UP. RE•--S. PRIV pr y \\.-!sh~ 10 p~1·1,haSl." 1 • ::t salary, N.B. fi.t&-.l7'24 APPLY DAILY PILOT LIBERAL 'BENEFITS Namee, VILL.\GE REAL v•ith our clients. Sta1is1ical APPL.: 6~j~ ~IETAL sliver ro1ns, collec11ons or :~ -Central Tcler,hone Cituil Assembly Corp. 1 Or C8.JI ESTATE, 963-456'1. typing experience a l\IU~! indlv. aft 6 P~f. 644-1'.!·13. •ii~· Repalr/lnstal ation 3169 Redhill Ave, COl!ta Mesa Clossifled Ads Please AlJQ Y RECEIVING Oerk, to un-Salary open. Call 640-l33:t Rent W1ahen/ Dryers ~ Minimum 2 years ex· 540-5400 4...-2 5678 ROYAL JNOUSTRJES paclc&markinwomensap-SERVICE Sta. Altendant. S2. Wk. f'ull main!. WANTED: Glllldryersl.v.·ork-:· r-perience. Good u.Ia.ry, rapid Equal Oppor. Employer ~ • pare!, 10am-4pm Moo/Fri, F/time. Lill' ml'Chanical * 639-1202 * Ing or not~~~n11b e. Satire -SlkIJt -Jlaunl •;...,-adv ancrment. Excellent 2040 E Dyer Rd $2.25 hr. no exp f'IC(!, phone exper. prefd. Neat ap-KENMORE \Y he &: G Grn1·t>n -STJ~ING~ :. I benefits, plt1.1. Now In· Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help W•nted, M .& F 7f0 Santa Ana . s4o.3210 for interview, n4-556.8681 ~ance. Apply 10nm·2pm, Dryer SL25, ~nteed 8t O~FSE1' P!a' Bum~r and ~ly hrothrr·Jll•IQW got hin1· ~J lervlewing. AR rot y Op-Eq"" Op -I /! -"~·~!or~~G~""'""'=-.c .. =,,.-N..,.....,..rt Blvd, CM. del"---' "'"" ........ light table \\'a:"?lcd. I Sl'lr a l'Jh lll ». lot·8[ hand ANSWERS ( · portunlUes, 645-116.1, Costa l=~~==""=r=·=·=·"='":="":=;:"z::lm::Z l -RECEIVING CLERK SERVICE ... ~ Statloo help 1""'l1''-'• ......,...,.,,. * 87~4564 * hv pullin~ u fi;>"' STRINGS " M s GE Washer 1 ~ yrs old $$, , S2 -·-, . 1 ' esa. EIEOUTIYES-IAlllER F/tlme. Must be exper . .t wanted, days. Apply, Don guaranteed & d e 11 v e r e d Musical lnstrumenfs 2 * B01\TS \l+AlliTEO * :-,,, GoodCLERK.typing. ~II• & M1~~~lni9. ~n1~~ SS1:' 750 hrK ~~.-~ nmo,!.~~-~~~. ,._~! Brown's Shell, 990 E. Coast, M&-8672 R , RTIN 01 • ,,. Sa!l or p o...,," r It ax ail· ~· H OPPOR UNITIES'' ,,....., ..... ...,~ , ............. ., "'"'""'....__,........, NB -'--''-"~-------GUITA . .,fA " .. \'flntas.:r l:O;>• Sco u t". li knowledge of Real Estate JOB T Ex. Sec'y to pres. 552-SOCD. ~: , M h Op B 'fdl M t . I 806 l.lkt: new wfhardshell casr. 1 ~~. ! F.acl'ow or Loe.n ~ Serurttlet OerklBMk Good pay • steady >A"Ork. ' • documentl rcq'd. Exp . File Ouk $500 .::::::o=;R;..E~C~E"'"P~T~/,---.;,ew1ng ac rs u1 ng a er1a s S:«X>., Firm. SJ&.746.~. I '"~.A~N7.'T~>~:D~,--:O~u~lboo;:::~N~f-o=.,=,ccor. 1 • ·a: Loan d I 11 bur.em e n 1 $1 su$75M R Stocks/Bonds SfOO SECRETARY Sparts¥i.-ear mfg . 642-:Y.72 NB • Surplus. Building Office Furniture/ 15 In :a'.) H'P. Late. modf'l. I help!UL Excol. , a I a ry , nr ange Dlctaphon< Op•. 1475 Buoy ..iea ofc needi reeop-SILVERWOODS MATERIAL . lllOO's 01 NEW Equip , 824 R""°nablo' 64&-7"111 be fi" Girt ~day •:<nn .... __ ,_, 1~ phone ITEMS: Doors, lumber, ply. ~-M pJ"Ogf"&JTltl. .......... , ... M.~.... ll:ll .......... uur... w ........ Tailor & Ft'ttor ·l :. . W&WLANDS BANK ---·• Billlnc Mach Opr $.lOO penonallt)' A: typlnl[ lld.111 • _ _. wood, alum sheetini , mold· OKS. Sl5 up Exec 1v;v\ chn ,,~.. TI4-83;>.2511 Art Yov U"tmployM No-Arto'Y•• Setkl"t A Chint• Pa.yroll Oerlr: $575 lo wortc lpm.Spm A-IO Jnto 'ExperteftC.rg Ing, w'.ndo\\•s, etc. t 15/25 St!cy chrl $8/24 •:_,· ,·, An Equal Oppty EmpJ~ -Wt1rrlff Abovt Your At-TirM of ihk•11 ''•11111•1-Oerlt Typlat S500 Utimt In June. Start $3 hr. Stt Mr. Scane, ~1anager BUILDERS SURPLUS ?te~ 867 \\'. 19, C'.'-1 U"d•i;:ldtd A1. Tt1 A "t1ptt C.... •f Acti'•----.,...,. ,._., ~·'I u.-~ -O •J \V'lll ~ So M I S I •••3408 .; • OOMPANION wanted for Dental Frnt 01.1Jl.."'-" to_, ........, .-. Y nou" ~. r "r. 1 ams '"""' , 1 a n,.... l,O:~~-c:::="'-~-~~-~ .~.: \lio'Oman. Private nn I. brd ARE YOU l.INDtR ,AID1 Secr'ttary/Insur. to S57S Coaslal Penionnel Apncy, No. 43 Fashion Island, N.B. lolon lhru Sat 10-~ C0~1PT cquipt olf:ice, (6 ;!"'\ in exchange ror cooking If Yo• C. A.._ n. ~ c .......... 1111 n. General Ottlce $450 2790 Harbor Bl. CM SPECIAL Order Jl!'W(!.ler n': 546-1037 mo nul ~xec d t> s k ·~, duties. Outside day job M AfflnMttn, We'• &Ail All ,........., WMll Toe Call Jeannie Sileo RECEPI'JONIST·T)"plst, ex-Production J~'eler Credenzn, chi'!!, f!l~. pit· :• • schl ok. Balboa Penn. A: Sid HotfmM pandlng C001!rucdon tlnn. ·'""-'"""'7"'"-';a,~!J79.<7":-'-'l22::.0 __ Cameres & ture11 EiC', $500. &11-'T:WS ~ . ~'9 IF YOUR ANSWERS ARE TRUTHFUL NIWPORT Aciivo de ... R"!ultt< ludg· • Stock Room & Equipment 808 Planoi/Or••n• 826 :t ~C COOK·TRAINEE -WE CAN HELP.:YOU Personnel AfMCY ment & Initiative. Growth • • Pre 823 Do D N B J>OAltlon. T)1)1ng 5.'J"·pm & Inventory Control Girl AS/\Mt PENTEX SB rt "'' • PIANOS ~I Salary accordlng to e.xp. · A. Do yo11 h,,., 1trt1fltJ1 \'ot1fit1"1l drlrt? Vlr r., ' ' accurate. Salary eommen-Young girl netdt!<l v.'/exper. Si\-f(.I ;,(ln1m, Fl. I lrn•. 1'1 ~..::: fer no J1turJentii. Expe_r. 1, Do you h""' 9ot1d 11•tiv• i11tt!l!91~e.1 642-3170 iunite "'ilh f'::!lf'rlence k In Inventory, filing & typing S~1CT ll"11nm. t<!.j kns. • ORGANS ~ ,y.:i pref'd., but will train. A;iply C Do ,ou fttl t11Hiti•nfl v fl'!ofJ,.•t1d lo •chit ,.•? potoot"I. ~.O"'" ....,. A""" ror a young hard workir!g 1~, l>OI'-r:A~ "I~ ;, 1~ between 2:30 & 4:30 pm, D. Do you h1•• lh• •bility to I'll•~• d•cli;o"' --d · ~. I"' '"hnu~"'""°""' K""'P In boat bldg l'O. CaU .ilJ ''• ..,, .,, 41 Onan N l~ts 'til 9 '!i:• .JJam~•-, llaml•I. 1~5 b 1 Menagement Trne $52.S unn~ us flC'liit • F 'tu llO •- , ........ &" E.Ar•yt111r•1dytt11tl1r••llttict1r••r• J1octiv• Ce.rtt''" ~Utw'~ 6-12·8!161 &.askfor Gene. urnt re Sat: 'Iii S: , Sun. 12-5 :! .,• AH .......... • 01. AAk: for t\Lr. F. If VOii w•r• t:flnvinctd th1t h•lp Wll •~1111&1, wo~ld WESTCLIFF STOCK Gi rl, I/lime. llex-DINETTE Set, 42" round Rentals from $5 yo11 ·~ttpl ii, without d•l•y7 Per&Qnnel Agency 642•4)2' Dl,...ct w tollflt Ible. Folding. pack t n 1 , w/ 2 leaves 72 .. oblong, xlnt COOKS YOU SHOULD KNOW • f"llark ITT Ct.nterl -':.:°c':.:.!:.::_.. quallly control shipping Ir CC>nd. Walnut neva mnr top, e Pl & G nd Fiddlers 111 Rett. e Th•.._"'' job•,,, 11t1t •d,.•rli••' , 1Wl E. Edln,er. S.A. receiving. \\'eiSI ltlanuf.ac. hvy chrome pedestal Jega, •nos ri1 s Now H1rtnc Cookl, dt¥ or e l\iNI p•rty iHof•t•~•I ln011t11c• h tOf'l'l•lll'fl•• n•t••· 542-8835 lurln&, 646-1787. 6 \tpholl IWivtl chain, gold ALL MAJOR BRANDS -r MnJgbt ah1tta avail. O>mpany .,,., . Hef"I Want•d. MAF 71n fief" Wanted, M & F 710 SUBS'Tlrtrl'E' Cafe t er I• A: walnut vinyl, S 1 5 0 , New Splnett from •.•. $595 '' benefits. Please Apply Jn e c;,ttlnt 11!. rl9ht dtor• 0,.11, •t th• ritht 1.,.,1 ,,. woriler, Short hl"I, 2 to 3 hn S.1604 UIC!d from •••... , , , ,, , $95 ~ 1tl pes'llOI\ "291 Lquna HllLs q11lr•1 lttfl"lq11l . u needed. $2.56 hr., In REDEC MUil aell·Span din Players " · •••. •••· • S895 • , ' PMalJ. Laa Hilla. • b t c11tiv• J1iotitit1u •r• fl If ff tflr••th •i•c11ilv• !"'''" C.O.ta l\teu, N e iv P o r t l 1 ff'l w1ctilna cab <t Grandi '' ...... · · ·• $395 l COOK, P /TIME ntw1. THE SAH R.A.MCISCIAH RESTA.UIAMT Bffch, Corona de! Mar chatrt. Gray. ~Japle i.ar. NO D£At.ERS Pl.EASE r-., u..-.JttJ M2-«J9S 't M111 r•111m• m1lhng, h 11ot • tattl •~1w1r. It Now Accepting APOheahont for: artt., Apply at Newport tabln:, lamps, combo color e Organs _.,. ~ ~'""' lhi1rltid StMQt Dirt t\· st~rco. s;old drapes, 13'. ALL MAJOR BRANDS COOK, EXPER. SEND RESUME OR CALL TODAY IUSIOY HOSTISS, ll•OYet-\S:>i P1Af'Cnt1A A\'t:, C..\t. Mi..c. All x1n·i L'Orld. \i'w-lltA•r w rt\)' lNC\\i St99 Boats/Marin. Equip. 904 FIJ-:LD TANKS. 2"Ht i.:at I Tf'n1po Lnng C.'Mu<;('. !IT 17 ·~"x);" lnng, Si:'} "fl, 1 ·1~ £1t L Tri f'1<'1w Tunk SJ0'.1. . (.i,1~. in tll.ke.'( ,I( uv1•rf101v. lHA appro\'ed, 83.,._ltn 3()'· BOAT l.A"vtleni, Electric Tl'ln1 Tt<.bs, flf'\\'·$175, 557-1758 Boats, Power 906 ·n .. 131'3 H Bo.olton \Vhalf'r type hull. IMm filll'd, $325., 673-7291 "'' 6 Boats, Sail 909 M'>GER 11. JuU .... 11qui~ped. lttU5l lldl thb wee Ov.ner hu MW boal. 6ff.:i662: 213: 74!J..833t SA VE money &: ~njoy Allina . -J~ii thAn rent. Buy '1' kit. In 't9 CAL 25 w/aUp tn DAnl'l Poinl. StS-4793. BOAT TRAILER-FOR lJDO 14. GOODC ON D ITtON U, Alto Food Strvk:e \\.'01'kefs, -FOR-WA.n'llSS · COOIC MarehUth A:12th. ___ li2·l.Al. Tiioma• .• (Ui.M t 11' i:;;UlflJ~y """' Conv. llotp, NO COST EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW IA-T!WDa COCl!TAJL WArlllSS -SUPERVISORS fCOLD .,1,~1 001a, 2 ""°" Lo•rey" •>m '~""' ilti!I "' ,!37-a.o. I! JIVE S£RVJCE!t 110 7' r.>Otl41@ ,,.,. 110. vtlvet cha!,., I <Ommodc • FREE • l:f:":. ~';..,PIE.1 .._ -~!!11','t:-~aduti U .. CU "91 1 • DISHWAsta. Mi1cGrevor t1.bt1:1. Kini hl:adboard 1 . Org•n Lesaont SlTJ. ~Mt87. ~ · llODIE Cat 16i y,•fttall(lr JI SL))() firm. S:tll away; ·~';I ')utc .;'~'i:ce'ft;""'p11irtlal -HOME OfrFICE -Yi1cht Corp. Uke nci\', mt11t 1 e 1 · FULLERTON MUSIC :· P mtt. 18R furn apt, &II u~. (714) S47·M2S ....,..~~~::.=~~"""' 1631 Placentll, CM ;~l1i Of. k &' 1 ~1!11 t:utl . ).oontam \",1Jlc IN N. Mi1ln St. Santa Ana 1617 ethlffDrt.,.,Mewpett.._. tt'1 .. bc'cc!1t •••• ~11 >'Our t t1'1p. CoJPco:d·1 1 1~"if: 1~' 15157.4136. II fWnll with nw. we Dally Private part)'. _ $$50 firm . •• • • at r. 1' u enon ,.:!!,CUAlrY B~~D~NQ S~ITE 10J) c"2--l671==::.::'or:..:fu:::l.!...W=:.: ... ::.._·..:.;-':;ll;;;or~5'"~"""'=---87f.JIOS I ..... • I • ' • 'I' I I l'Xtm1 Incl.~. ' 1.£1-l~tAN 12 No.292, '""" ~·lean. Tnt.lltr. c.i1 m-1\ili9 o.l\. e. I co1.tni1at.\ 'l6 Mm n, lt'iiit • cood .. fully oq\lfJlPOd. llJ,t:lt). 6~ . • 041LV PILOT ...... Soll ruck• Mo-....a. 11, 1974 tos, lmpe • llLAlltm\ :ID -II ~ Ford F-100 p&cnp ... IMW MEICEDIS BUT CIWl)ell) I "' old, Mly "1"eot _,,,., -....,.. ,-.- -tor """"· '°"' lllC. ........, 11c. :ID2 v.a. '74'1 a_ u-1 ' ncln& l'ICIJ!'d.. Jnbol.rd ' lt&ndard tr• a• With ,,.,. ,....... 50 USID ..W ...,.. o-121.000 ~. !! mu.a .,.. llNMdlm.Dollwryl 11M11..s. ...,. , 011. -wuh c; 1a11oo -s. .. o.. ·-~ MERCEDES 644-0!67. caoocily, &G4)(1 ..... lluu Ft.YING Junio.. ' jlllo, l sa!t:!O""" , •• pm. cma ON DISPLAY main a mplnnaktt~ ~. new Vent ilQ Sa>a • Service • Loalrw _ prncter "A" opar. Trailer. lOI W. lat, S.A. 835-3111 '7J DATSUN PICKUP SIOOO a< o!kr. Suoan '73 GMC YAN---Oooed.--Camper tbelf;-"Heavy-Dvty :i~o 8 to ll am, • CAPRI Rear St'P Bumpa, Junior I..!!~"'°""'---~= I AUTOMATIC. power iteer-Weal Cout Mlrron, rad.kl, 1~--_ ao.to..5llpil/ Dackl no -Jng; w m•-..,,.1_ <n--CAPRI _ 1111o .. 1o h , aJ • Q!\11 it.100 • (soi>s3N): mHea, ne~ 'radials. $33:1(), (250HEW) WILL 'C 0 n a t r u ~ " new UUftW'' 552..qJ66 ot 55:rml.6 sms deeka. or dockl "' exc:hanoe nu DATSUN tor ~•P ...... 6'>-8035 '73 FORD o/4 TON • Booh, $pNd & Sid 911 $3377 PICKUP 1 __ ,;...,;...____ '69 DATSUN CAMPER. Ex· 4 on the Ooor, Junior '69 SEA FUTE TriHull ]40 cellent thnJ-Oul. 4 speed West Coast Mirrors . _., l1 ft tranamluion, radio, heater. CL-) UO. Latton 11 ..... er, ' ~1 •. -!a Penia Vslley Camper . ··•1 -$2,850. 5«)--0162 LlllU Looks and NM like ~·. $2n5 TDYOTA =~~~·1~/~.t, '70 CHEVY PICKUP I· _..... ll•l 1.966 Harbor. c.M. 646-9303 :!. ~-Blvd., Coota cs=i $1995 l\iiiiiiii, iiiiiii:i~:/j19'13~-5ooffioo5a'iE;j8300~VViANii;,'ip~/1,I Will BUY YOUR \ H -.--• ....- Alrcr•ft '15 p/b, 360 V-8, """"" In-DATSUN, TOYOTA OUM O m,.... •• l~~!!!.---~~I t.-, tape, l&,OOO ml. OR VOLKSWAGEN 52J.7250 "-"--0 b Now spoke whh:, $.1100, ~m Hot Air ~· • call bet 1 ~ 9,30pM PAID FOR OR Nor. WILL '7" MERCEDES 220 fonnlna; So. Calif. New ht PAY TOP OOtL\R CALL ~ clul .. uip . only. Profess. •n OODGE ~ Ton, V-8. KENT ., rnN ~ ;..~ '°"~5. Qpt'd & panl'd. Mag ~ • ~. training. cn 4J . wbeeiL Xlnt oond. $2QXI, 240 Z '71. Perfect cond. Red. Cycln, 11nc.., ' 925 567~ Radial t1re1. Low ml. Ortg. Scooters '73 DODGE Van. 'V-8, crptd, owner. $.1750. 644-4014. Happy Birthday! PAULETTE ••• We Wanted You To Have An Ad To Clip On Your BffiTIIDA YI! So Here It Isl I •• A Happy Birthday Wllh • from your FRlENOS .... Fanny A Farlde , . pane1tc1, lnsula~. • chanel JAGUAR 1t ...... Xlnt cone!. Call after ----'~--5: 30 (TI4)675-459'J '73' ~ XJ-6 Sedan, low ml, '71 FORD YAN Bu'1Undy wJBlk lnter;or, Below Book. 6,000 m I 567..16'13 STANDARD trans., V-8, new =..::::::..,,===-- palnL C75007Jl. JENSEN "NOW'' 4 CTI..., automatic, air cond., power steering, 14,000 milt'I. ('89HGB). "NOW" POUCHE SAAB SUBARU Rl~ULT l'RONT WHEEL DRIVE HEADQUARTERS Dick Mlll•r Moton New & Used Imports 13> W. Warner at So. Main Santa Ana 557·21J2 TOYOTA ONE YEAR WARRANTY '73 TOYOTA CORONA SEDANS Sewral niee 'ones to choolle from all equipped wttp RUtO- matlc, fa :t "')' air cond. radio, etc. All priced below the coft, of a. new 1974. SEE rnEM NO\V . • DRIVE ONE , .. Bl'Y ONE .. , BILL MAXEY TOYOTA . VOi.YO • '61 RAMBLER stetten-w.,... 6 cyl, AT. IPUX403) $1a.OO • '63 DODGE DART 6 cyl, A ... l'<I:::979) $18.00 • '64 CHEV MallM V8, AT tv"".3>9) $18.00 '6' ~E MANS fV -·II''\) $481.00 I -CHIYIOLET > •n PINTO. Rnt. nu trana. 26 MPG. Orii OWN'. Low ml'g. U740. 645-8:513 or -'72 CONRNENTAL MARK "l2 PINTO RUNAB'T 4 1pd, IV. Thla beautiful car a1r-cond, dls lnt. Best oilµ. reneets excellent care and n4-586-8'182 alt s hu all luxury Items. Auto. ..:..::::::P::::L:.::Y::.M:::O:,,.:,,UT=H--t: temp. a I r conditioning, l -....:.~;.;:.;.;:...;:.:c;..: __ , AM/FM stereo radio, tilt •t-wheel,< b"""' new ·1m Pl YMOUTH ,......... ooo steel belted' CUSTOM SUBURBAN ndlal tirn.. Individual 6 3 Seat StaOon Wqon way power seats. 1887EAD) 4IO cld, Vi Enaine $6275. J~ & Son lJn. TorqueOite Trazwniulon coin Mercury. 216'6 Harbor Power Steerlna: Blvd.,·Coeta Mesa~-Power Brakes, Dile Front '70 CONTINENTAL. 4 DR. Air Conditioner LUXURIOUSLY oqll!pped AM Radio with factory a I r con-Electronic Ignition dltionlng, full power, AM·FM Color. Green atereo. Extra clean, see anCI 1..ieense • 2&5Eo1 buy today (:188ASH) $2415, 11,695.00 I 1Johnson & Son Lincoln See at DAJLY PILO Mercury, 2626 Harbor , Employee Parklrw; . Lot, 9><ta Meta, 54t)..!;630. Monday •throUlih · Frld"Y· I "13 TOWN Coupe. Loe.ded; 2 Call 6f2...4.321. ult for , Mis. l Dr. Speed control. Air C4tod. Gtterimah. . I = wt':::"tapeP~,: ATLAS I oricinallY aold for $9CMXI. ...... oolY $8)00. pr!. ply. """'2ll. Chryolor/Plymoutt. , Open Daily &: &m. 'til 10 P~t I 2929 Harbor Blvd., 1 Costa ~eu. 546-1934 '68 PONTIAC Sta. waaon. equipped wtth automatic, !aetory air coni;I., po,_rer 'steering, Power bra k es, radio, heater, etc Ver)' Clean (XSPl'.)42), P r I c e reduced to $975.: Ex:cellent and safe family and utility car. Jobnllon & Son, 2628 llarbor, O:l6ta M e • a , ~- T·BIRD . , ' READY to restore 1926 ,_lodel T Ford 5 v.i ndcr.v cpe, $1SOO make ofr, 548--8869 Trucks 962 1974 BMWs Bav~a.s. 3.0SAs &: 2002s for immediate delivery INVENTORY REDUCTION SAlE! 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' ORDER YOURS TODAY I DEMONSTIATOIS Prati Far ll*k Sale . 1 U IM,AU. C-C..,. .... UJtt Jn ,,.,,.u, c... c..,. .... um EXAMPLE * 1973 IWALA * CUSTOM COUPE $3?99 NO oow.:942:,.,. Mo. tm;S.ts Is ni. toltl CW! P!'lc. Ind, llK & 74 tic, left. o.terrld Pl~I pric1 k$D.!1. ANNUAL PEllCENTAGE! AATI! 12.M. s-. No. m tor ·- • ., ' VOL s c v Dr . mark loyal "U llleir ton ll10ll J s J and Me • San ~lemenie · . - ' Today's Final ~apisira~o ED1:r10N ---~ -N.Y. Stocks -VOL 67, NO. 70, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PASES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • MOlllDAY. J\AARCH 11, 1974 TEN CENTS ' San Juan Gets Ready for Return of Swallows 87 PAMELA RAU.Al! Of .. Dlltr .......... 1be first "aoouts" -sina:le swallows that pr«<de the main flock -_, will I>< llgbted in San Juan Capistrano. Beordl have l!'fOllted, <r<pe paper llr<amen and pinataa have been hlllli from store ceilings, and the annual Fiesta de Las Gokindtinas 1J about to IJeCjn. '!be highlight ol the fiesta is the parade whlcll will be held on Saturday, Mardi I . Educator's Candidacy Vnder Fire \ ·' By JACK CHAPPELL Of ... DlllY .... , .... Dr. Jlobe'rt P,etersoo, C 0 U D t Y ·a~ci~sCligoll, ¥-Y ~Y, criticized the candidacy, of J .. aguna Sdloob Supt. Dr. Dorlald D. Woodingtoo !or the ollioe ol county sd ' : chief, the post Peteraoo DOW hokls, 'Ibe schools superinteOOcnt e1ectloa .will be held June 4. _ Peterson and Woodington are the only candidates. Petenon·said be felt that Woodingtoo's deciskln to run for the county position after so short a Ume in Laguna Beach district would be a major campaign issue. '"Ibis will cast a tremendous questidn marl: ...,. bis loyalty to Laguna and his loyalty to his four-year contract. •u we expect teadiers to abide by their cmtracts then surely administra- tors qught to set proper examples, 11 1'<1..-ald. lie said be "reg?<led" that W9i)dlngtoo half. eboeell to nm. He said be had met the Leguna educator at a e v e r a I oooaskm, but did not know him well. and did nol lmow of Woodingtoo's phil090phi· cal stan<e. Petenm said be stood for "basic education and efficient frugality." PM'llon's agency has been criticized by two Orange County Grand Juries for l'IOf. bavlng enough responsibilities to jus6ty its existence as a separate entity. Woodington came to Laguna Beach six !llCllltba ago !ollowlng the dismissal5 of Supt. William Ullom and C21arles Heaa, assistant superintendent for business by a three member bloc of Laguna school district trstees. o v e r "pbllosophical dil'ferenoes." '!be preoent school 'boanl has expre:aed its disappointment o v e r Woodingtm's candidacy. U elected, he y,"OUJ.d take olfioe Ja·1. 1, 1975. Woodington, formerly commissiooer or education in Colorado, said he decided to ...i: the coonty position after being contacted by superintendents f r o m ~ the county. .. I tbint our main Issue in th.is is that Mr. Peterson's eight yean in the office is kq enough la< anyone," Woodington said.· John _P. 'Organ Succum bs at 72 John P. Organ, a San Clemente retiree and local res!d<nl for the put ~ozen )'91.n, dJed Saturday. He was n. !Ir. Organ leaves a brother, Michael J. • Orpn, and a sister, Mrs. Alice Mackin, both ol San Clemente. Mr. Organ was ·a resident of 514 N. A""lda de la Eotrelli. 'Visitation will be Tuesday evening al I-Morlualy. R<cilation ol the Roomy and Mass ol Oiristlan Burial will beiln al I Lin. Wedneoday at Our.Lady ol Fatima Catbollc Claln:b, with the Rev. "-Ph lWp ol!lciallng. Bdrtal will follow in Eternal Hills Memorlal Park, Occanakle. 'CHEERFUL' AD SOW DINING SET Put ol the cbeerf1il ........ -the i.P1 lloil1 Pioli ad-were the -" ••• well ...nh the price of the od. • '111at's wllat tt's all -when a -......... ad like thb: CllERllY dining ruam oet, -tat>lewltbZle1ve1, ' dlOill, u-No.) nil -sold tbe dlolllg room aet qtlk*ly. llq of the Do111 l'llol'1 hlnl- =~ adl do. Try me . Diii the ~ lino lo ha .. Ill -...... ,.., fC4l'll. ' Adobe Ratlurant. TiCkets art available at any 1to" ~ \own dlsplaylng a Mias San Juan poeter. 'lbe public ls welcome.. Next Monday .will be "costume kickoff clay ... Residents and merchant.s will be asked to -Ill Sponlaii, Iodlan, or Western COltlmea through the week to advertile their berilage and to get lnto the ll(>irit <(the fieota. 'M>e • fobq day, .Mareh 19, Is Swallow's Day. A swallow bell will be · tolled from the mlssloo grounds when the -· flnt flock Is sighted and during tbe day there will be mariachi music and pageantry held on the misllon grouods. ne tradltional mission p a 1 e a n t includes the coronation oC a king and queen and dances performed by children from Old Mission Sdtool. Religious services will be held throughout the day in honor ol the Feast ol St. Joseph. Fiesla activities that day will include the ''balrlest in.an in town" contest which will be held at 5 p.m. in lhe Minipark. Dave slnith, city planning director, is in charge of the beard growing contest wbldi will be judged by Ma)'O!' Roy Byrnes. Those who wish to compete may sign up at San Juan Pharmacy. C:iildren will get into the act on Wednesday, Mardi 20. They'll bring their pets to the Minipark. T'le "pets on parade" will be for children between the ages ol. sis: and 10. Judging begins at 5 p.m. for ugliest, prettiest , most talented, funniest, best groomtd, and most unusual. Thursday's judging will be for best town decoration. J.C. Raymond and BUI Fielder will be looking over the riforts ol all who ha\'e entered. Judging will be based on originallty and the theme of ''fiesta week." Anyone not in costume wilt have to watch out for Sheriff At "Sundance" Jiminez on Pt1areh 22. That wi'.! be official "boosego,.·'' day and violators will be tSee SWALLOWS, Page!) Randolph Hearst Mulls Next Move in l(idnaping ' ·R_ ... h us T wo Candidates Miss Deadli ne in County Uf'IT ......... The l'{n•le Roy Acuff, veteran Grand Ole Opry performer, balances his fiddle and bow at ' final per· formance in Ryman Auditor- ium in. Nashville. Opry is mov- ing to'new home ifter SI years in the Ryman. · Se ni.or Streaker _Struck by Car In Fr eeway Dasli A SZ.year--old Huntington Beach man streaked in 'and out o( cars on the San Diego Freeway in Seal Beach Sunday night, before be was finally clipped by a startled motorist. Wearing "jmt a smile," according to California Higbyay Patrolman Norman Olavez, the aging .streaker stood on the shoukler ol the freeway near the 7th Street olf-ramp at 8:30 p.m. '!be man darted in front ol two cars, wbtcb wete both able to stop without hitting him, before he WJIS strudt by a third ear. lie IUl!ered a fractured hip and cu.ta and bruises. • ' n.e itreatmg semor citizen was tateo. to.~ Beach Coi&munity lfollpital for troat/nmt; and ..... theil,translerred to 0nT CGIOll~ Medical c..iter 10< psydilltrk -.... acoordlng to the Wlbwa,y Pallol . By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of .. Dmlly ,, ........ The list-minute rush to beat the candidate filing deadline last Friday proclucod· more than its share of coofusion but only a few big surpriles. Two prospective candidates from the Or&ll(lt eo..t-ooe wiliing and the other ·111>1 IO wll!llll -, flllal~spot1,on Ille June primary bol!oL -Or1111t1e 'dent -Irvine Coob:llmlD Quigley -did .. get a ballot spot after making a last: minute decision to oppose Jong.time Democratic political boss Jesse Unruh for the office or state treasurer. One of the two prospective candidates who will not appear on lbe candidate is Newport Beach's Evelyn Sherwood who filed her papers to run against ~-Robert B14 b1m(R· Newport Beach), in the 74lb dlatricl Mrs. ~rwood. a journalist wbo lives at lllll llJns Road, completed all the Bubble Bursts W aterbed Leaks in Sa1i Clem ente Waterbeds often ·have been touted by their owners as providing t~ best night's sleep available, but one San Clemente family that owns one has something new to add. They are oot too good as a trampoline. Mrs. Susan Oxley must have regarded local ftremen as saviors Saturday afternoon after her son took a swan dive onto the water·fllled bag in the bedroom. His landing tore a siulable hole in the comer o( the mattress and the harried family, firemen said, first tried to bail out the bedroom with a cup. Faced with a ' deluge if the entire bed bunt, the OxJeys phoned firemen. Rescuers pumped the bed dry with portable pumps, then dkl their best with water vacuums on the sodden shag carpeting in the bedroom. . Firefighters predicted a drying trend in the Oxley residen<:i! within another day or two. Border Patrol Captures 30~ Aliens on Fr eeway Light weekend traffic along the San Diego Freeway made it harder for aliens and smugglen to evade detection at the San Onofre Bonler Patrol checkPoint. And nearly 300 illegal immigrants •·ere captured hi' federal olficen and San Clemente Poll<e during the weekeod. The bulk ol the arrests in San Clemente took place on Sunday and early this mornjng, A total of 28 persons were detained dortng the period by local ~. The larpst.iwmber was noted Sunday at 6 a.m. in the southerly portion or the city when police noticed 17 immigrants walking into lhe city after hiking past the cbeckPoint through Camp Pendletoo. Early this D"i>rning police were asked, to help •Pot a sedan that had sped through the che<kpoint at speeds ex~ 100 mph. P..finutes after ·receiving the broadcast officers found the car parked behind a local cafe. Officers ,arrested five aliens and a driver at the location at the rear of 2345 S. El Camino Real. €1emente Chamber Board Patrolmen at the checkpoint said that the absence of heavy traffic on weekends bas cut into the total amount of seizures, which had been zooming d u r I n g weekends before the gasoline shortage bil Holds .~ection Tuesd,ay . - Direotors ol the San e le in e n f e Chamber of Commerce Tuesday will elect a slate ol offlom for the coming year and dilc.wl items fllll.inl frotn the local ftlel lbor1qe lo the k>a ol a downtown(lOltolllce. The 1DCJI1tb1J i-, will begin at noon at the city DJI! -.e restaurant A llate ol ollkon alnady has been •uuesled lo Ille d-by a tw .. man noiiiiaatlor -· 11111 Dr. Robert Beasley, I Vetw'mrill'I ed. former --·ii .. ..., -tblll far lvr pmldent. --'-the floor allO will be ~intbe ..... lltbe-~ the -· -lteml will be-ID!llO ...... :. -A progreu report on a chamber· spawned attempt to eaae loog lines and Ught servi« atation hours In the clly. Since direcl«ll qr<ed to a P">lraJ!I last momb, the dllonuna bad ealed. -Dilclmion ol the future of downtown poetal ..me. alttt the new main (lOlt ollic< Is ~ on Aveolda Pico. Petitions bearinl 111o· slfllioturol of al least Z,fJllll Sae Cla.te l'Olilloata and ,..._ ......,. almlb' aro being llC<llllllllated lar 1M Qilil to retain tradlDDaaJ poUI Mflcei dontoWn. -AjlpollllallC af ..... a1 dtredon to ,..... -... will -olllcers In T1••1·•~' . -..... -ol -COIDllllU.. - "They Used to take advantage of the jammed lanes on the freeway and try to drive through." one agent said. North Receives Sho wers, Snow SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A -kenln( -ther front spread lhowers o...-most of Northern California today, with snow numes in the mountailtJ. 1be National Weather Service predicted sbowtn north of Monterey and Merced lhrougb toolghl, with "only I -ol sbowen in the.rest ol Omtral California." Light rain began falling late Sunday afternoon In moe:t artas, and up to Gr1e6 half incli wu mta!IUftd on the ~ cout and north ol Ml 91aata. • ne«~ry fonns but officials said only 35 of her election petition signatures are valid. She needed 40 to be a candidate. Mrs. Sherwood's withdrawal gives Badham a free ride t~rough the primary since no other Republicans filed for the office. His lone foe in November will be SueADne c. t.ewis of San Jlllll Capillrano. Capistrano. Mrs. Sherwood said today >he is lSee Fl,LING, Pa1e !) P ro-marijuana Unit Says Stud y Work of Fanatic w ASmNGTON (UPI) - A scientific study which claimed to have found the first evidence of cellular damsge to man from marijuana bas been challenged by a group promoting llbera1lzaUon of marijuana laws as the biased work of a fanatic. R. Keith Stroup, director of the National Organization for lbe Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) said Sunday the study, done by Dr. Gabriel Nahas of Columbia University, "is w l thou t scientifk: or medical meriL" Nahas' study said habitual marijuana smoking "weakens the body's immune defenses agaimlt disease and inhibits the division of cells that speclaliz.c in these defenses." At a news conference In which he announced his fmdings, Nahas said because of them the cooclwioM of the National Commission on Marijuana sh9tJld be reappralsed. The commission recommended that private use of marijuana be de- . criminalized, saying "criminal law is too h&nh a tool to apply to personal possession even In the 1 effort to discourage use." . Commission Vice Chainnan Dr. Dana (Seo POT STUDY, Page%) Auto Collision Kills Rookie Angel Pitclier J>ALM SPRINGS (APl -Bruce Helnbeclmer, a rookie lc.ft·hander for the California Angels, was killed Sunday night wben~His car collided bead-on with another car. a spokesman for the A:::!rican League club sal_ today. Heinbechner L 23., ol Arleta, was only one block from the Gene Autry Hotel on Intemate Itl when the ~dent ..,. curred. '!be female occupanl of the .....ad car WU Nriously lnjurtd, the c I u b .... 1potaman aaid. Alter graduation from Los Angeles VaTiey Oollege, Helnbechner ftDt to the Angels' farm team at Salt Lake Chy ......,.. lut Y<lt' be compiled 1 10-s .....ni With an earned NI avenge ol 4,lt. I Re come to the Anpl1' opring camp ~~to eam a buth in the team's 'Ibo I-foot-I, IJO.polllller was single. Patricia's--. .. Tape Hits Food Plan SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Randolph Hearst considered his response today to the latest tape recording from his daughter's kidnapers who attacked his !ood giveaway program and demanded two imprisoned Symbionese Liberation Anny members be granted a natioowide television appearance. The tape also contained sharp criticism by Patricia Hearst oC her parents' efforts to win her release. She charged her family with "indifference to the poor '' and said she had been "written off'' by them. Three copies of the latest tape turned up as the Symbionese l.iberation Anny kidnapers broke a 16-day s i 1 enc e Saturday night with. the 25-minute recording, which included 11 minutes spoken by Patricia. The first tape . a noisy and sometimes: inaudible recording. was received by San Francisco radio station K S A N -F M Saturday night. A more understandable copy was left by tbe SLA in a San Francisco movie theater Sunday night, and today the FBI said that a third copy of the same tape had been found by janitors at a cafeteria rest room and turned over to police. The last tape apparently had originally been intended for Oakland radio station KDIA, but personnel there said they were unable to find it wtien they went to the cafeteria Saturday. FBI agent in charge Charles W. Bates said all three copies had been sent to FBI headquarters in Washington for analysis. The SLA demanded in the recordings that the tapes not be turned over to the FBI. . Asked if he thought Particia had been forced to make her critical statements, Bates said: "I don't know but I think it 's a logical assumption." The kidnapers sald the rood giveaway program set up by Miss Hearst's father, newspaper editor Randolph A. lfearst, did not meet their demands and was a "sham." 'Ibey also said be.fore Miss Hearst can be released two SLA members in custody awaiting trial for murder must be gi\•en broadcast time on nationwide television to tell how they have been treated during (See HEARST, Page Z) Weath er " Variable cloudiness through Tues-- day is what the weather service predicts, ""ith little temperature change. Highs Tu~y SS at the beachs rising to 65 inland. Lows 35-48 .. INSIUE TODi\l' Strea.Mr1 .shotoed up /or 1port- ing evnt.t all over th« country thil weekend, tftilloling crowds lllong the way. See 1iory on Page 4. • • • I . I DAILY PILOT SC MoMcr, Muefl 11, 19'74 .r. ....... J FIIJNG ••• Tri-Cities • Gibbs Describes -Screen Bid- f. 'Wildest Race' ' • { ' .... I 1 QUI~• Space sr,ace piOneer Alan B. Shepard p ans to retire from the apace a1111c~ 111d "tbf Navy in J\lne after 80 years in the atmed lo~. He 11111 the flnit Amer- lc111 to fly In space. . Clemente Seats . ' • .• Congress Race Slated · ByCarraw~y Earl Cirraway, a We Forest mongage banker, will run in the llepubllcan primary next JIDM! for the fOlh Congruslooal Dlnrlct <Stat oowLbeld by Rep. Andrew Hlnsbaw (R·Newport Beach). . Carraway. 45. filed nomination papel"'I with the Orange County Registrar of Voters Friday. Just three days before, he was defeated in his bid ror a seat on the Saddleback College Board ol Trustees. Carraway ran in the 1912 primary and was defeated by Hlnshaw, the former Orange County Tax Auet:sor wbo went 00 to• win the C0111lresslonal ... t In the general election. A former trustee of the TusUn Union High School District, Carraway worka for SWikist Development Company. He and hls wt!e, Patricia, have three chlJdren. A former Tustin junior high school administrator, Carraway has lived in Orange County 23 years. In 1966, when he was a registered Democrat, Carraway au pp or t e d Republlean John Schmllz foe ~. Sliips to Watch For Balloonist LONDON (AP) -Lloyds ol London has a.sked shipe off lhe west coaat of Africa lo look for mi!Slng American balloonist Thor-:s Gatch Jr. after two ships reported sighting large objects that could be his goodola. The British freighter Ant 11 o ch us radioed Uo)'ds Thunday that it spotted a "large white bttoy'' about 150, mil'" oo<itli-ol !be Liberian cout. Two days later,· ifif llndlan freighter J11 Vljay reported a "white and orange object" about 50 mil"' ""'th ol lhe pre- vious 11lgtrting. • Gatch, 48, has been missing since Feb. 21. He was attemptlns to make the ftrtt crossing or the Atlantic by balloon, urln1 a pressilrlzed, floatable go n do I a suspended from 10 helium ballooM. 2 Triton Bandsmen Win State Honors . • 'r •• • •• '.• •• ,, . . ·r . l , . . . • -: ,. .. • • : . ·: A I ll \, 'I l· tt D •• • ., " -. Monday'• ClomagPrieet 19n!• ,.... ..... ............ -............. .. .. --~~ ._ .................. . ,..,....,. .. ., ................. . .............. .. ~= .......... .,.......... ·~ ................. .. = ........ •i . .• .... • ................ .. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE . ' - • SC OAILV PILOT Year'• High-Lows Appear Every Saturday You can Cflorge DAILY PILOT Claulflatl Ada 642·1671 • ' • • DAILY "'LOT :· '.· :· " •' MMCfay, March 11, 1974 By mcK 00 BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) TelevlsiGll'I -ap0n-. , 1ng team. ~ cwn ad · ~~~-'1-Don Mmdlth, .... -- up. 'Ille two vtdoo .~ woo wide popularity for~ casts of ABC-TV's MMday night profeaional f o o Iba II gamtB. "" ... .. . . " .. . . . .. . < 3 ·Z But now Meredith has lip ed an exchlslve 19ng-term agreement with a compotlng network. NJIC.TV to do acting roles Wid appear on variety and talk ~ws as well ¥ take "Mommy! The paint'1 dry already! S.., J didn't get, a bit on my hc;indr' part In sports programmlnc. .,..,. Y.•::l ~ ';¥" ""~·t THE POSmON ol ABC-TV, "'.t~;~ :';" which lost Mtrtdilh, ii ~t he -:·~~ .. ~ wants to concentrate pnmari-l"~-%:1;.:.. ly on acting rather thin .. ~~t1 i:.:~ 3porf.8c&1Ung. ..:~~~~-:!;;ii But Ille l""'ldent cl NBC-"•>-·' . , no; .COSEILMEREDnR team ilcyndeled to talevllm '""" tllrough Its llllorinol, II> TV, Herl>ert Sdllosser, says: HOWARD COSEtL ~"We believe Don Meredith . • • has the potential to become a televts\on star in a number of areas. "Under the tenns d tl>ls wli.que agreement, we plan to -his talents not oruy in ·our coverage of major revennl' llld lmri>orilus op. thology series "Police Story" proodl In covering the Meil> had cocvinced the networlt day AJ!C'.Tv pro footlloll con- "tbat be can become1a majOr tuts. , • , dramatic star." • -i..w. -... .. • -On -....... -~ . """' 'l1le netwri president ;:,ad-mentaaol"I· were mo re en- ed: ''Alth>jlgh we ~· to WtobiDig than Ille g:imes lhey • • • tir&~in·-Pr~ I ·s·till Cf1t "Pilf ,,, 2788 l l*t Hi . . . sports; .whm he b --knowp. tiut allo In dramatic rolenn •.. aeris ad motloo piotur<s made !or television .. ,well .as ln· ~ appearances on our varteti and taJk sho,.-s.'' take full advaD14e 'd Don's wn ...,...ung. . . dramatic abiliilei. he will a11o For C...U. \~ waa "Hpomle be an impr>rtant part of~ our "\ioWard' .. ·er "The Mouth." oov«age al major sports." ' Meredith. meanwhlle, WU fre. qdea!Jy r<ren.d to .. the air by O>leZI as "D,lindy Don.." : •.•. .644-.7'5 7·5 . . 'ACCORDiNG TO an NBC- TV an nOu n cement ~ the And 'they "P" a dandy team. AN, NJIC,TV spokesman in-network "plans t,;· use dicated,\ f<>'' Instance, thot\,..==~===-.===;;;;;:;;=======iiiii Meredith's outings might ...ii ,•. ,• each Installed . .. -:.·.· ~··~"'-.. ~•·. . ,; . "' oil American .. ·. ,; cars reg. $15.95 :: e.F.Gooctrlch heavy-dutr, llfedme 11uaranl9ed ahook ab-. -: ..,...,. are gu'lrant"d or as long as you dwn your car. " unleu lhey are damaged in an accident. If they wear out, ·:.or fall. your shock absorbers wlll be replace,d at any •• B.F;Qoodrlch Store completely free of chsrge. ~for an Gfl90li111111nto 111-~ Include the Johnny Canon !Mw, .ft wblch It Is posslllle lie wwld a11o be a 1111t1t· hoot. ScJllo11er aald that Meredith:&, appearances tl>ls • i<illOQ "'all' Ille • NJIC-TV .,.. Catalngue Shortage AJO, Artz. (AP) -E.S. "Bud" Walker, a member of ·the county board of supervisors, says he tried to get around a local toilet paper -by writing to a mall order finn. ......... diwp •'A..,ic-1.,,,_.. •Metfef C._.. •IMU_..,.. ''nley wrote me saying I ...Wd have to furnish them with the proper cataio.u. number !or the item~;rt; says. "I wrote back and told them that if I bad a catalogue, I wouldn't need the toilet P8eet"·" B. F. 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',And newspapernJel a ~oriSunlerpause 1o· • · . ~luate, re-read, and even.c!I~ l(O!Kmd as a.~ Newspapern have always·tieeri'lhe hart1elt WOl)<lng advertising medlur;n. · • . · And we think their.future !poles betlerthan ewer. . DAILY ·~ILOT " I • \ • • • ( I I -" " • • ' I I l I ) I • " 1 ~ VO • Dr pa w &tiJd first from Se St In A sire ' - I 1 Lag111•a .Beaeh _ EDITION Today's Final N .. V. Stocks • VOL 67, NO. 70, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 11', 1974 TEN CENTS . Peterson Attacks Election Foe Woodington By JAClt CHAPPELL CM .. D11r ,_ ..... 1 Dr. Robert Petenon. co u n t y wperlnlelld"11 of schools, today llhoiN crlllclud the candidacy of Lquaa 6dlools Supt Dr. DomJd D. WoodlllaU>o for the office.of OOWlly 9d ' dllel, the poll Pttel"IOCl DOW bolds. • '· TM schools 1uperinm>denl election "Will be beld JtulO 4. P-aid •Woodiqitoo are tbe only candlda..._ . L l't<..-181d, He llld be "regr<lted" that Woodington bad choeen to nm. He said be bad met the t.guna educitor at 1evera1 ·occasrms, but did oot know him well, and did DOI -ol Woedington's philooophl-cal stance. . PeterlCD •said be atood !or "basic educatloo and ellldeot frugality." Pelenoo'a agency bu be<n criticized by two Orange C4unty Grand Juries for not havffig enough responsibilities ·to jusUty lts existence as a separate entity. Woodington came lo Laguna Beach six months a.go foUowing lha dlsmlsuls of Supt. WUliam Ullom and Olarles Hess, ass'lstant superintendent for bu!iness by 1 three member bloc QI Laguna school district t r u s't e e s over "phil08opbica! differenQ!s:." The present school board b .. expressed its disappointment o v e r Woodtngton's candidacy. If elected, he would take office Jan. I, 197~. Woodington, formerly commissioner of education in <:olorado, said he deckled to seek the county position after being contacted by superlntendents f r o m throughout the county. "I think our main issue Iii this Is that Mr. Peterton's eight years in tbP office is long enough for anyone," Woodington said. Laguna Street,s To Be Repaved FBI ·· ·F leels Miss Hearst ' S.ledtd streets bi north Laguna Beadri win be repaved this week. Work will start at 6:30 a.m. Tueoday. Involved are Jasmine, Pt>plar, Magnolia, Holly, LL-'en and C:Uff Drive. The city public works department has requested that residents not park cars on the roadway, ·and lbat they not permit water from yard sprinklers to run in the street. Forced Into Statements ' "No parking, tow away" signs will be posted oo streets to be paved.. t P r o-marl juana Unit Says Study Work of Fanatic Last~tlltch · File --·Ru s li Two Candidates Miss Deadline i n Cou nty WASHINGTON '(UPI) -A scientific stilly which clalmed to have fotmd the first evidence of cellular 4am1ge to man from marijuana has be<n dlallenged by a group promoting liberalization , of moriJoana la"" as the biased wort ol a fanatic. l By WILLIAM 8CllllElllEI\ Of .. _.,.. .... The last-minute rush to beat the candidate filing -last Friday produc<d more than lls share ol coo!usion but only a few big IUlpri!es. TWO prospective Candido"' from the ~ e-t ..c ooe willing and !be other nojoo-1'UliPl.-~Jq.-IDllJOll oo Iha . June prtmarfbellol. • -Anollllr <rli>ge -lllicjenl -Irvine Co<ttv11mp _,. Qalllt; -did . -- get a ballot spot after making a last· minute decision to oppose iong·llme Democralic politic.al boss Jesse Unruh for the office of state treasurer. One of the two prorpective candidates who wW not appear on the candidate is Newport B<ach'a Evelyn Sherwood who filed her papers to run a&ainat ~....lllllll ·Bad~~·~ llewpOrl lluchf,•lii Ille' 74lh dllfrk:t. 'Mn. ~a ·journalist who lives at •II; bltfiilil. -iileted all the R Keith Slm!p, dit<dor. ol the National Organization for the Rolorm of Marijuana Laws (NORML) seid Sunday the study, done by Dr. Gabriel NabM of c.otwnbia University, "is w Ith out scientific or medical merit." Nahas' study said habittJB.1 marijuana smoking "weakens the body's immune defenses against disease and lnhlbita the dlvisiai' of cells that specla!Jr-e in lhele defemes." - At a news conference Jn which be llllllOWlCed his fmdings, Nahas seid because of them the cooclusiolll of tbe ' Nallooal Commission oo Marijuana Laguna Planners to Weigh Arch Beach, Sribdivision Should be reappraised. · 'lbe co1lllllis3ion recommended that private use of marijuana be de. criminalized, sayblg .... criminal law ls too hanh a tool .to apply to -•I possession even in the effort to discollrage use.'' Senior Strea ker Struck by Car In Freeway Das h Ardt Buch llef&llb and a ]llOll09ed !S- unit subdlvisico Ir • ._ San Remo Drive and Parlt A venue bead the agenda ol the Lquaa Beach Plannin& Co<nmisalon toaig!it. '1bO --boa l!)Oi'l<od. oppoeltloo from. ·res1c1mts of surrounding communities. llelldenll ol Temple HlllJ Drive have criticized the project. The developer,~ ~tant.s, seeb approval ol all' emlromnenlal bnpact report, plus variances for reduced street width, exceaite prlv1te driveway length and for the number of bou9es IUVed bY a single driveway. " '!be Ardt Beoch HeJP1a plan facing the planning <:OIM1111ion I n c I u d e s provisions for design review of new bl)ilding and a 111\litatioo ol new borne lli;e to 1,181 square feel on tile stan\lard 25 loot .bY 100 foot Arch Beach Heighis lot. '!be propoaal for home si7.e limitation -made by tbe city Board ol Adjultmellt after reviewing the pnJl)Ol!e(i specific plan for the hill top conununity. other items on tonight's agenda lndud"' -consideration of the housing element to the city general plan. -Amendment.I to the city's light industrial (M-IA) mne for buildlng setbacks, lot coverage and restrictk:wl or building to slopes less than 50 percent In grade. --Olnstructlon of a seal rehabilitation pond in Heisler Park. -Polley determination on conversion of existing apartment hou5es t o cmdominiw·n use. A 152-year-old Hllntington Beach JDlll streaked ln and out of cars on the San Diego Freeway In Seal Beach Stmday night, before he was finally dipped by a startled motorist. WeaJ'.ing "just a smile," according to California Highway Patrolman Norman O!avez, the aging streaker !tood on the shoulder of the freeway near the 7th Street oft·ramp at 8:30 p.m. Carra~ay to Challenge . -. . . -. . Hi~haW fur Congress 'lbe m&.n darted in front d.. two cars, which were both able to 8COp without bitting him, before he was -bY a third car. He au!!ered a fraclurod hip . Earl Carl'l.1t111, ·-I l2ke Forest mortpp -· will run ·In !be Repallli<on primary -Jlft for the aid cull and bruises. 'n,e Jtrtaking senior citizen WU taken 40tb Q:q:I' 'j-...) Diltrkt tell DOW' beJd to' Long Beach Community llolpilal !or • by R<p. Alldmr Himba• (!\·Newport lreatmml, aid .... then trllllfem>d to Beocb). -• Orange CQonty Medical Center for Carraway ~ filed nomlnatloo papen psydllatrlc oboervatloo, acconllag to the ·th the o....p Cotmty Realstrar of Hlgbway Patrol. "' Friday . Streaking Craze Comes to Laguna • Voters • Juat three d.111 before, be was def .. led in bla bid for I oeot OD the 'SoddlelJockOllille_ef __ 'Cu ••• ., ,... it tbe 1'11 prtmuy - was -bJ -· tllo !armer Oralee Ooaa1J 'ru A t • who _,. on to win t11o _....,i •t ID the ~- Marine Officer Hurt In Fall From Cliff llorm. Coilt-Wlllim "811111. Z7; ol 0..., ,. ••••• ... 1IMl In fair -•_,_a -!al wblle ··:= ...... ·· ..... _,. A nd to a IM --.i.I, ...... Pltlllipo,,... __ - III I fth1, Dllr U.1. • md llM: Ria& 'Ir Ooatl1.Jlia. ftlllll ....... I -111•-•laaillljlrlll. • , -A former -Of the Tustin Union mp School Dillrlcl, Carraway works for SUntl• ·Development CoQlpany. He and bis wife, Patricia, bave three childru. A former Tustin junior high school admlnlstrator, Canaway bas li\o"Cd in Orange County 23 yean. In 18, wben be wu a registered Democrat, Cat'Taway supp or t e d • R<pub!ican John Scbmitz !or Congress. 'CHEERFUL' AD . SOLD DINING SET Part ol the --from lbc baPPJ Doll1 Ptalt -.... tbe -. " ..• well -the price of the ad." Tllat'1 W1fol U'I all about when I -.,._ ..... llU ibis: alERRY -dlnills ..... IOI. -taMo wffli I leo-, • aoin. (P,lloaa r..) • 'l1lia -111111 tho .. ,_ IOI qaldt!J . ...., " Ille 111111' Pllol'a IJanl. =d....,.. ..... ,..., .... • Dlallba tllr~Oll lo -an advtoir bllpJOU: 0 n t .. ,. necessary forms but officials said only 35 of ber election petltton signatures are v,alicj. She needed 40 to be a candidal<. Mrs. Sherwood's withdrawal gives Badham a free ride through. the primary since no other Republicans filed for the office. His Jone foe In November will be ll!!N-.C. Llwil ol San Jtllfl COpialnJlo. . COpiltrano . Mrs. Sbenrood aald today sbe is l!let FILING, Pip I) Federal Charge For Ehrlichman Gets P recedence WASHINGTON (AP) -Los Angeles Dist Atty. Joseph Busch agreed today to give federal indictments in the Ells- berg case preference by seeking dis.. missal of California bundary and con· spl"cy charges leveled against John D. Ehrlichman and two former White Home aides. A joint announcement by B~h and special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jav."Ol'Sk.i said Ehrlichrnan v."OUkl remain charged in California with perjury. Dismissal of the charges in U'.l! AngeJes would leave David R. Young without any indictments pending. The other man Charged In caurornia, G. Gordon Liddy, was indicted w i t h Ehrlidunan and four otl" · by a federal grand jury in Washington last week. A Superior Court judge in Los Angelts must make the final detenninatioo to dismiss the indictments. He must also decide whether to drop h.is demand for President Nixon's appearance as a witness, a request made originally by Ehrilichman's attorneys. Dismissal of the case in Callfomla will make moot a demand by Judge Gordon Ringer that President Nixon come to Qllifomia t.o tesUfy 8J a "necessary and material witness." • Ehrlichman was the only one in the . California case Charged with perjury in addition to burglary and conspiracy. "Among the reasons given for seeking lo dismiss are thal many of these issues involve matters of Mtiooal Interests and therefore would best be jeclded in the federal court system," the anoouncernent said. . "The two indictments v.1>Uld be exposing .defendants to trial in two different juriJdi.ctions and, jn falroen to thoee defendants charged in both jurisdictions and In tbe interests ol justice, they should be tried In one jurisdiction," it said. Ehrilidvnan, former chief donlellic counteWr to President Nlion, pleaded innocent Saturday to ooe count of COM(liracy to violate tbe rlghta of Dr. Lewil Fieldinc, Daniel I: 11 •be r g '• Pl)'dJlatrtat, one COUii! of cying to tbe • FBI and tnree counts of lying ' to the grand jury. Elrllchman, Young and Liddy plNded lmocent to the Califomls charges last Sft>tember and their trial •· h a d be<n schedUJed by Judge Ringer for Atril 15. llotJi the federal and llale Cl9" lmolve !be September !I'll break.in of Floldlnc'• -11 Hilla olftee by burglan ... ldng Ellsberl'• me1. - Accusatio ns Of Parents Questio ne d BERKELEY (AP) -The FBI said today it appeared Patricia Hearst was forced to make searing accusati~ against her parents and the FBI in the lat~ communique from her terrorist kidnapers. Charles Bates, agent ln c~lfl of tbe cale, WU uked U bl!!..-thodg!il Mia Heam apoke for henelf w!ien !be said tha'.t tbe FBI wants her dead aod that her parenls are not doing enough to win her freedom. "I don't know. but I think. it's a logical assumption that since she is being held by these people, she's saying wh.at they tell her lo say," Bates said. "Any of the statements made on the tape is not going lo change the way the FBI is making its invesUgaUon," he added. The Syrnbionese Liberalion Army sakl the FBI v.·as trying to get Miss Hearst killed lo discredit revolutionary groups and rally support for the government. "We're going along as we have been In the past. We're taking no action wh.ich would jeopardize Patty's life. That's what we've done and what we will oontinue to do," Bates said. He also denied an SLA charge ·that the ~I is breaking into houses acl"OS.!I the COl.Dltry as a part of the investigation. "The FBI has not busted In any houses. We do not bust in without warrants and we have no warrants in this case," .he said. Bates denied that the FBI tried to intercept and suppress a tape recording made by the kldnapers. He said the tape apparently had been found in a restaurant rest room. Jn a brief taped statement made public SUn\iay night, the Symblonese Llberatkm Anny claimed it foiled an alleged plot by the FBI to squelch a communique sent out Saturday after a silence of 17 days. The statement was added to the end of a copy of saturday's tape in which Miss Hearst accused the FBI of wanting to kill her. In Sunday's statement, a n unidentified woman said the SLA eent recorded messages the · day before to radio stat.tons KDIA in Oakland and (&:e HEARST, Page %) Auto Collisio n Kil~ Rookie An,gel · Pitc1ier PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Bruce Heinbechner, a rookie left·hander for the . CaJifomla Angels, was killed Sunday night when his car collided head-on with another car. a spokesman for the A.-:icrlcan League club sai.. today. Heinbechter. 23, o( Arleta, was only one block from the Gene Autry Hotel on lnl<ntal< tit when the ~dent oc- cumcl. ' '!be female ~t of the ........i car was lelious!y JnjUttd, the c l u b 1poltesman aald. Alter graduation from Los Anpl<s Valley Collqe, Heinbechner went to tbe Alljels' farm i.am at Salt Like City ,.ne.. !"1 year be compiled 1 I~ re<ord with an earned nm average ol UI. He came to the Angtlt' spring e1mp =·to earn a bertlt In Iba i.m•1 The .. , ...... io._.i.r -111111e. • • CRITIC IZES OPPONENT Superintendent Peterson • Sadat Seeks Oil Embargo Agreement CAIRO (UPI ) -Egyptin!'l President Anwar Sadat called Arab oil ministers together today in a move to iron out dirferences leading to a delay in formal talks on lifting the petroleum embargo against the United States. Nine Arab oil states agreed lo meet in Tripoli, Libya Wednesday to discuss the boycott afte r plarui for full-scale talks in '.Cairo broke down Sunday when three ' nations failed to send representalives. Egyptian government officials said Sadat met the oil ministers al the Western desert resort where he is on a working vacation. No de!ails or the meeting were released. Sadat was pressing the Egyptian and Saudi Arabian line in favor of relaxing the oil embargo as the ministers prepared lo leave for a run-scale conference in the Libyan capital. The meeting with Sadat today was aUended by ministers from six Arab oil· produeing nations and by envoys from the other three nations to be represented In 1'ri!XJ1i. Egypt, anxious to repay the Unltccl States for Secretary of State Hen ry A. Kissinger's Middle East peace efforts, called Sunday's session of Arab oil ministers in Cairo. Oil ministers from six nations - Egypt, Saudi Arabia. Kuwait. Qator. Bahrain and Abu Dhabi -showed up, but three Arab hardliners -AJgeria , (See SADAT, Page % Laguna Couricil Siveari1ig In Set Newly elected members of the Laguna Beach City Council will t:ie swor nin during the council meeting at 4:30 p,m. Tuesday at city hall. Incumben ts Pttylli.! Sweeney, and Carl Johnson and new councilman Jon Brand will he sworn in to four years terms. Under a "rotation" resolution passed last summer duri_og the-resignation of City ~1anager Larry Rose and Police Chief Joseph J. Kelly, selection of a new mayor will be consJdered. OraDge Coast Weather Variable cloudiness through Tues- day is what the '\\'Cather service predicts, with little temperature change. Highs Tuesday 55 at the beachs rising to 65 inland. Lows ~. INSlltE TttDi\ Y Streakers 1howed up for 1port. fng event.I au o~r the cou-ntrv thil wttkend, tiUUating crowd& along the wou. Ste 1torv on Page 4. -" L. .. ..,... .. ·-. -..... c..-. ,, ,_ " --' .. ...... , ... ' 0 °111•1-.lt M ........ "'" ..... II.I II '-L--. ,. ' -.. --. ..... c-.. 1 '"*..... ,, ...,. ... ,, .... ......... ,, ·-. -.. -. --.... h-11 -. LI e.rEnt • ' Gibbs Describes 'Wildest Rac.e' I " By TlmRY COVIU.E Of ... 'Otll't' P'llM .,.ff i Jfuntlngton 8 ~ a c h Councilwoman Nonna Gibbs doesn't wa-t Supervisor r David Baker's }ob and she calls her near ~ entry in the race "tbe worat ey>erience I've ever had In my Ure." Nomination paper1 were taken out ! .Friday !or her by Dr. Gene Atherwn, a Laguna Beach resident, described as a r supporter ol. Supervi9or Robert BatUn , and sometimes-cohort or Orange County politic:al figure Dr. LoulJ Cella. 1 Mra. Gibb,, said today those papers .. were taken out by Atherton against her lwtli and over her protesl He paid the f491l lillil& f ... lhe aald. Aa it turned out anyway, Atherton's • daali ......, the county to file the papers ..... t the-. County clerk's office failed . He • • l."itMll Priday'a ~ p.m. dead!Jne by about ti 15 milutel. " MB. Glbl>e II not officanty In the race. It wu erroneously reported Saturday • !bat the P8pefl bad been filed. It She doel not want lo be in the race t offiet,iUj, anofficlally or any other way. I' IJ'Q.day she told the tale of political f lnlriiue that put her name In the beldllnes as a potential challenger to 'vetetln Supervisor Baker. Sjlo:).uys Atherton, even though he domt't live in Baker's d I s tr i c t , te)eipbcned her several times over the : ~.w~, ~gging her to encer the race 'apimlBWi'. ~ "I Dlftl' met the man before," abt aaid today. 11But,be called several t1mes and told me ~· ls the year for a woman to win. I aa1d I wasn't interested. He • . i,Dlls$ed. ". -.... <" . . ....... ... • • .. .,. ~ ..... . ~--·· •:t "I[ .. . . F,....P .. el • • ~HEARST ... KSAN in San Francisco. KSAN releaaed Jts tape, but KDIA said it did not receive one. Bates said today it appeared that the of' tape destined for KDIA had been disoo,.red by the night porter at the restaurant where the radio station was ., told to pick tt up. .. · '"the new tape appean to be Just a • copy ol. the other one," be aajd. ,. Albd tt the FBI tried lo lntereept It, ,,... he reJllied, .. No sir." Ado!ph E. Elge, manager ol the u F'Oltet's Rtltautlnt, llld be received an ., ·-'eall jlllt 1118' lllidnli!l>t leday from ~uridlco, '\:night porter, ~ ~beU!d ~...:.U.1"'~p.lw81 1n 111 the"" .amen'• •rstroom along 'with a et the women's rest room aJoog with a 01 Phillipi II c::red.lt card bearing the name t-.1 of Mise Hearst's father. 1be restaurant ., •. -""111ally open 21 boon a day -bad .. been closed at 10 p.m. Sunday for ~: c1eaning. .__. The FBI said the tape was turned over n, '° i~ by the restaurant etarr and sent to t ! Wlllhlncton for analysi.s. The tape containing the S L A 7. accusalioos was broadcast SUnday by ., Berbley ndlo lllatloo KPFA, which baa ... : =..... """""'1 , previous S LA "' ,. ·" ~Festival Extends ., " Photo Deadline Deadltne for entries In the Laguna Beacb Winter Festival Photo Contest has been exterided to Friday. The contest is for amateurs only and photos must be or a Laguna Beach subject. Prints only will be :ccepl<d. The contest Is sponsored by B and C Photography and Custom Lab Services, 235 Forest Ave.. Laguna Btach, in :=. cooperation with the Newport School of J. Photoarapby. . ~ Entrlf!S' may be submitted at B and C :1 Photography. Prinb wiU be '·1ned and 1 exhibited at the ochool of photography. rt Prizes will be awarded. 11 OU.NM COAST &a :1 '• '• ' 'I '1 '1 , I I I I I I· I I 1 I '• I ' 'I I ', DAILY PILOT . Mrs. Gibbs. a psychology proressor at Cal State, Long Beach. said she let the man talk, thinking nolhing would come of it "On Friday, he arrived al my door. I was baking banana bn!ad. Jte had the papers and asked where ~·e could get 30 signatures.'' Mrs. Gibbs, who Is seeking re-election to the Huntington Bench City Council, called her campaign manager Alan Kennedy to come over. Atherton insisted on getting signatures. she said, so they sent him to a nearby supermarket, thinking it would be too I.ate to do anythlng . Kennedy left but Atherton returned with the names. "He asked me lf I had done any work on my campaign statement. I told him no, I had done my housework. He grabbed me and said let's go to the county. There wasn't anything to do but humor him , sol went along. "He drove like a madman but we were still too late. I was happy when I got home, but then I woke up Saturday and was sbocke"d by the headlines. "f really feel ylctlmlzed and very .embarrassed. I've had nearly 20 phone calls. I'm not so disorganized or nip as a female that l'd file at the last mlnute, anyway." ~lrs. Gibbs said Atherton indicated he was urged by Cella to get her In the race against Baker. "Four years from now I might be interested because Baker won't run again then. But right now I do not want to be in that ract. All I want to do is conUnue on the council." T h e f'l11ole J~oy Acuff, veteran Grand Ole Opry performer, balances his fiddle and bow at final per· formance in Ryman Auditor- ium in Nasbvil1e. Opry is mov- ing to new home after 31 years in the Ryman. ..... '•:•.-•• 1-..,.• ' ' ~ ••• -.f'"'·'·' ·~·' ....... .t. ........ ~··· ...... ~;, .. ~ ... "' Bo-~der Pai;~i Cap'ii:t~es 300 Aliens on Freeway ,...---... Light weekend trafac along the San Diego Freeway made It harder for aliens and smugglers to evade detection at the San Onolrt Border Patrol d>eckpOinl. And nearly 300 Illegal JmmlgrantJ were' captured by federal officen and San Clemente Police during the weekend. Fro1nPqel .FIIJNG j •• terribly disappointed. "This is the year of the woman. I think J could have won," she said. She then asked voters to return the Republican candidate (Badham) to office . ·nespite earlier reports, HWltington Beach councilwoman Nonna Glbbe-isn't a candidate to oppose Second District Supervisor David Baker. She came up short on signatures and arrived too late to file pipers apparently taken out without her consent Another big surprise came when fonner Cypress police chief George Savord, an announced candidate for county sheriff, failed to file his papers by the 5 p.m. deadline. Savord told newsmen somebody on his campaign staU failed to show up on time with his papers and be had no choice but ta withdraw from the race. He refused le> say if the move was accident81 or plaMed in advance. savord's withdrawal put tne spotlight on directly on Sheriffs Lieutenant Bradley Gates, a 3kld~flicer and hand- picked candidate of retiring Sheriff James Musick. Gates has been the front runner since campaigning started, rolli ng u p impressive support from influential county organi.7.ations. · _ Several incumbent county officials wUJ have no opponents and will win re- election by default. They are county Auditor-controller V. A. Heim, County Clerk William E. St John, Public Administrator James Hehn, county Recorder Wylie Carlyl7 and Tax COUector-Treasurer Robert Citron. District attorney Cecil Hicks will have t~"O roes in his ~lect.Kln bid. 'Ibey are Newport Beach lawyer Max Slurgcs and William Hulsy. a criminal -prosecutor from Mission Viejo. County Assessor Jack Valle!Ja also got some last minute opposition from Raymond E: Preston of Placentia. a Cal. State Fullerton psofessor. Jurying Slated . For Art-A-Fair Jurying for Art·A·F•lr wUl be. held April 21 and ~ve iUUDDel' in1sb: Wishing to bit II the tndlllcllal art resuval In Laguna Be.ch ll1Ull lfll>ly for · mtmbenhip lo the Ar1>-A·Falr DO later than April JS. ' For the juryln(, each appllclllt must submit three eumples of work In any media or sl)lle to be uhiblted. The Art· A·Fair'a wmmer thow JnchldM polnt<n, oculptors and craltsmtn dlsploylllf tradltlooal stylt works. The C?xhlbltlon runs concurrently with the Fesllval ol Arts and the Sawdust Featival from July 12 thnlugh Aul· 116. · App!Jcations ll'e •••llable by wrtlflll to Art.A-)'11l", PO Bor 147, Lqwla Boacli. A 28-year"ld man whcl police said was carrying burglary tools was arrested in a the ~1cKnight Drive area or Laguna Beach before dawn today. Franklin C. Martinez of New Jersey was booked_ on suspicion of burglary and £or J)06Sessian of burglary tools. He told officers he lives at the QuisUan House, 58S Canyon Acres Dri\te, Laguna Beech. Lt. Neil Purcell sakl M-'t"tlnez was arrested after complaints of a prowler. Purtell said th• suspect w11 canylllf 1 coot hanger and "°"""' pry !lick. OfOcers assertedly found pry markl on the windows of a home kl the area. 3 Killed in Plane SONORA (AP) -Thtte Sao Joaquin County men were killed when their om•ll plant llnlck I pine tree Ind Cllapufllid into hu1e rockt left from hydl'lullc min- ing oporallons. • State Post • Pm·sued • • ·lly Qujgley " ( • Goals Plan Prepared . For Schools ' Chamber Seeks Park Tree Funds The Laguna Beach Chamber · ol fiommeroe has renewed a !\Ind raising campaign to provide trees for the city's Main Beach Park. More than $500 has been raised. from the community. · Larry 1Jun&1 Chamber president, said some people.'had offered to donate trees. Wt, unforttmately plants must meet lan'clscape architect requirements for the park. Donations may be made to the Chamber of Commerce and further information about the . program is available from the chamber .• r . I l l • -vo Dr. Te "We SVEA · more becom said Viejo "We admln "Whal be an admln should ""le entire ..{~e all er assign limit i .On aUain $3!,000 A lo the Au K' Ai PAL ~·as •JlOk Alie Valley Angels wflere record de. He ~·g 1be • I I' • • • Sadlllehaek lJ>ITION VOL 61,"--lil< • 70, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES • ORAN61 COUNTY, CALIFORNIA I ' Today's F inal N.Y. Stocks ' ' MONDAY, MARCH II, 1974 TEN CENTS -Peter-Son • Atta~ks Election F.oe Woodington By JACK CHAPPELL Of .. Olllr .......... Dr. Robert .Petenon, co U:D ty superinteoderit of ICboolo, today lbarply criticized· the Cllldidacy .., .Lqlma Sl:boob Supt. Dr. Donald D. Woodiol!GD for the Otlice ol ooiinty llC~ •. <lilef, ilie 11"'1 Pete-now bolds. . The-I!~~ ·Will b& bol4 June f.• "htti-=11111 Woocll!!ilin are the oaly candlda.k!I:~ . -' ADVOCATE FOR TEACHERS SVEA President Weh1n Bett;er Salaries For Ckissroom ' Ptl<nonaald. lie aid he ·~·· that Woodlngtoo bad -. tD rua. lie said he bad met the I.alma · educator al 1 e v e r a I -~ bat did not -)lim well, and did not kmw of Woodlngjoo'1 philooopbl- cal stance. Petenon aal4 he lllood for "basic education ud effldmt ltvplity." . p-·· -bas been critlclud by two Orange Cowity Grand Juries lor -' . not bavlna: enough responsibilities to justify its e1:Jstence as a separale entity. Woodington came to Laguna Beach six months ago following the dismissals of Supt. WUUam Ullom and Oiarlea Hess, 8.9Sistant superintendent for business by a three member bloc of Laguna school diltrlct t r u 1 t e e s over "philolOpbical differences." The preoeot i!dlool boatd h a s e1pressed its disappointment o v e r Woodlngton's cand~acy. If elected_, he \\-Wld take office Jan. I, 197~. Woodington. formerly corrunissiooer or education In Colorado, said he decided to seek the COWtly position after being contected by superintendents f r o m thn>ugbodl tile <'OUOty. .. I think our main issue In thi.! ls that Mr. Ptteraoo'a eight yean ln the office is loog enough for anyone," Woodington said. FBI · Fee-ls Miss Hearst ForceCl · Into Statements . . . · .;r=:a:st:aitcli "' Fife ··· ·ntish Two Candidates Miss Deadline in .County By WILLIAM SCllllEIBER Of ... .,..,, ,.,.. ..... The last-minute rmb to beat the candidate filing deadline last Friday produced more than Its share or confusion but only • f.W hi& ""'Prises. Two prospective candidates from the Or-Coaal -ooe wlllln& """-the other Ml SO WiDmg -filled to .. rin -00 the Jd .,,....,,,... ..; : . .. ;. necessary forms but officials sakl only 35 of her election petition signatures are valid. She needed 40 to be a candidate. get a ballot spot after making a last~ minute decision to oppose long-time Democratic Polllical boss Jesse Unruh Cot the ofiice of state treasurer. One of the two prospecUve candidates Mrs. Sherwood's withdrawal gives who will not appear on the candidate is Badham a free ride through the primary Newport Beach'• Evelyn Sherwood who slnce no other Republicans filed for the filed her papen to run against office. HiJ lone foe ln November will be ~. 11Gbec1 B1dh,1.111.(&-,...c,.1-n •. o1&an J-f;lplllrqo. ~1!Mii&llt/liitlia ,. dist~ ' , Caplltraioo:""""- -Accusations Of Parents Questioned BERKELEY (AP) -The FBI said loday it apPeared Patricia Hearst was forced to make scaring accusations against her parents and the FB1 in the latest communique from her t.errorist kldnapers. ' Teachers Sought -Another Onnce OJMt --lnlni 0-mrl!I"• ; . qz,tMii.y -did MR< Sberwood, a joamllist wtiO lives Mn. Sherwood said today ahe Is at •&.·! .. l's .. completed all the (Ille FD.ING, Page I) Charles Bates, agem In charge of the '""'" WU liked U be thought Miss Hearst spoke for herseU ,..,.,, she .. id that the FBI wanll be< dead al!d that her pottnll m not doing ""'"lh lo win her freedom. By JAN WORTH Of .. Dlllf ~-S&aff ;Jn education, the action happens in the classroom -and educators 5bould not be ~alized with low salary scales for wanting to stay there. So says Jim Wehan, president of the Saddleback Valley Educaton A!soclation, the representative . body for the 500 teachers of the kindergarten through grade 112 di!tricl "We're trying to empbasiz.e In the SVEA ·that it is not a healthy thing to get more money for leaving the classroom to become an administrator than to stay," said Weban, a rnath instructor at Mission Viejo High School. "We are not •attackliJg th e administration with tbi& point," he said. "What we mean is that somebody may be an excellent teacher but not a good administrator. Does this mean he or she should have to setUe for the lower salary ~le of the classroom teadler for an ent ire career?" Jn tile Saddleba<k i!dlool district, teachers reach their top possible salary after 13 years. Without any extra pay aSslgnments such as coaching, that upper limit is Sl7,761. On the administrative level,, top my ia attainable in five years and goes up to 135,000. . A total of 418 teachers, or 71 percenl.of the Sadd1eback •Unified staff, , are members ol the SVEA, which is tbe 10ca1 branch of lbe CalHornia . Teachen Association and the Nalionaf Eddcallon Associatlon. Members pay dues lo the group o1 $1$2 per year -portioos ol which go to the (See WEJIAN, Plge I) Auto~Collision Kills Rookie Angel Pitche~ PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Bruce Heinbechner, a ""'kie lefl.hanclel' fw Ille caulornla Anpll,' --9,!llllQ night when his car collided laHD - anolbtr car, • ~ fer die American League -al-loday. Helnbedliler, 23, ol Arleta, -ODb' ... block fnlm the a-Autry -.. fntentale U l -the '"'°"' oo-c:urttd. The female ocaopont of the .......i car w o• oertously injured, the c I a b spokesman Aid. Aller graduation from Los Mploo V11ley Col ..... lkinbedmer went lo tWl Angels' fann team It So~ Lalre Cit)' where last year he compllod I IN record with an earned nm averqe o1. aa. He came lo the ADctiJ' .... - !loping lo WU a benll in the -·· oollpon. Tbe Mool-1, 111.,..-.-....... • A8sault Case Dropped For Lack of Evidence A cue of allepd ..,.ult lmulving del<ated Sadclleback Coll<ge trustee candidate Earl Carrawr· and a campaigner for ~ defeeted citndidlte, bas been drupped due to lack of ..-. the Oranie Coaoly Sheriff'• Dtportmeilt reported today. Carraway, '3, told po!ice be WIS struck twice In the flee liy John Pblllips, 45, an El Toni. buiinessman, In an election-day skirmilh In Lake Farell. Phllllps, a campalgo'!r fer Nick DiGuiro, told police he did not strike Carraway. He said. he and Carraway went at each other, but both mlJsed when lheylhttwpundles. Sheriff's· Sgt. Robert Reid said since Carra'IVIY bad no marts on bis lace there ' ... was no way to prove bia case. '1lie twu wlineSles of the inciden~ confirmed by the sheriff's investigation to be Vfuce McCullough, president of the Saddlebocl: Valley Unified llCbool board, and Joe Petusoo, a Saddleback Unified trustee, supported Phillips' version of the story. Originally Phillips told Police the two men with him were Ed Aylor and Fred Wen>n, El Toro insurance agents. But Friday ?tfcCullough and Peterson confirnied Carraway's report to, police that they were the two men with Phillips. Last Wednesday, when Phillips told reporten his side of the story, McCullough aod Petenon refused lo say whether they h::id WitneMed the incident. * * * * * * Lake Forest's Carraway . . .. ' Will S€ek Hinsh~w'$ Seat ,' ~-·-.. .. .. -. . . -Elrl Car;away, 1 Lake Forest martgap banker, will run fn the llepabllclO jirlmary_, ... .t Joiie !or the '· 4-0tb OlmgJ:allcinal lllslrid -t DOW held by Rep. Andrew llinlbaw (R-Newport -~ . A former trustee of the Tustin Union High School District, carraway :works for Suoildst i>eveloeme!lt !Jompony. He and hil wUe, Patricia, bave three children. A rofmer Tustin jtmior high .. school Pro-marijuana Unit Says Study Work of Fanatic WASIIlNGTON (UPI) - A scientific study which claimed lo have found the first evidence of cellular damage to man from marijuana has been challenged by a group promoting liberalization of marijuana laws as the biased work of a fanatic. R. Ke.Ith Stroup, director or the National Organization for the Reform of ti!arijuana Laws (NORML) said Sunday the study, done by Dr. Gabriel Nahas of Columbia University, "is w i t h o u t scientific or medical merit" Nahas' study said habitual marijuana smoking "weakens the body's immune defenses agairu:t disease and inhibits the division of cells that specialize in these defemes." At a news conference in which be announced bis findings, Nahas said because of lbem the conclusions of the National Commission on Marijuana should be reappraised. The cornJ'Oimon recommended that private use of marijuana be de- criminalized, saying "criminal law is too harsh a tool to apply In persooal poueulon even in the • effort to dlscOurage use."· Commisaloo Vice Oiainnan Dr. Dana Farnsworth said the Nahas study does •not alter the significance or· the conuni&!sk>n'a two reports. Beach). camway, 45, filed ....U.allon papers with Ille a...,. CMKJ Rqialrar of "Any, and all serious and accurate research done on tile 1physiological and psychoktgical effect!:-' of c a n n a b I s administrator, Carraway has lived in (marijuana) should be considered Orange Coonty 13 yean. •'-·•'Uull " F rth said ,, ,.ln 1JM when be WaJ I registered -uruug.a• y, BnlSWO · Democrat: Carriway au pp 0 rte d .;Neither the (Nahas) article nor. ~ Voten Friday. Just three daJa before, he Wll defeated bl bis bid let a seat on the Repablican John SChmitz: for Congress. press rel~. makes ~e commlss10D.s . recommeodaUoos out of date o r ~~=-~=~ F.ather's Plane _ _,... ..,,-w, .... 1annor( K"ll B 7 ~ ~ ,. .w • • -1 s oy, Oii .. Wiii • W 'w t Mt bl tbe ..-.- l\larioe Officer Hort In Fall From Cliff CLINTON, Midi. (AP) - A 7·,.ar-old CIJtllon·boy wu 1dlled """° he ru fnlo the potll fJI bis l1tller'1 pl-. wtJile his· -ud two --Ill Ille fllllil1-by holpltalJ. polk:e Aid. State Police said Mldllel Kuamlfll ran . • lnlo the prupelle< of tbe llllllffnlfne Mlrloe C.C. Wllllml l'llllllltl. ZI, ol &Qbawk C-.. Gii 8andl1 w!dle bis c.mp-.--•Wr -Ion~ Iller I -fall Wlille falltv, Ra,_.i I·-· II, - -dinlllltll -,.. preporq to tUe off -I prlnte A IWdt lo wlllcla a.Illa -ottaed.' llrllald. lllltllol l'ltllli1o.,..... ~ aa-111e r"...,. rm -1111 ._, Mtsulafn, _, U.I. -~-lie two - -If a-. -11io Rltdlllo ~Imo. Plllllpo ...... 1 fltllor -tD tllo tfJ 1110 and II 1111 -... -..... -....... -. ..-- •• ' • (See Par 811.JDV, Pase 11 'CHEERFUL' AD SOLD DINING SET Part of the clleerNI message from the happy Dally Plolt advtrtiw were the words ". . . well worUl the price of the ad.'' Thal'• whit it'• all ·1bout W&en a resder places an ad like \his: CHERRY dbtlng ruom sell Round table with t leavu:, 4 chain. (._ No.) This -IOld the dining room oel quickly, Mmy fJI the Dally Pllo1'1 hard--I ..__ ads do. Try "" yoarself. "111 tbe direct line lo have an advllor belp ,.., - • ' "I doo'l know, bul I tlllnk it's a logical asswoption that since she is being held by these people, she's aaying what they tell her to say," Bates said. "Any of the statements made on the tape is not going to change the way the FBI is maklng its investigation," he added. The Symblonese Liberation Army said the FBI was trying to get Miss Hearst killed to discredit revolutionary groups and rally support for the government. "We're going along as we have been in the past. We're taking no action which "'"1)1.Jld jeopardize Patty's life. That's \\"hat we've done and what v.·e will continue to do," Bates said. He also denk!d an SLA charge that the FBI is breaking into houses acro6s the country as a part of the investigation. "The FBI has not busted in any houses. We do not bust in without warrants and we have no warrants in this case," he said. Bates denied that the FBI tried to lntercept and suppress a tape recording made by the kidnapers. He said lbe tape (See HEARST, Page Zi V esco's 'Memo' To Don Nixon Read to Jury NEW YORK (UPI) -Tbe Prosecution in the Mitchell.Stans influence-peddling trial today read to the jury the memo addressed to President. Niaon.'s brother and allegedly written by international rlnancier Robert L. Vesco. The !'1emo quoted Vesco as ~ylng it would wbe. In the best interests of the UniCed States if a Federal investigation of his financial arfairs was droPPed . It also said that Vesco's interests, in such countries as ti1orocco. Spain, the Dominican Repulbic, Haiti and the Bahamas, were available to the United States for use "on a clandestine basis." 'l'bere was no explanation as to what Vesco meaol, but the fugiUve fmaneier wrot.e that unless the lnvll!tlgation was stopped he would disclose bis aecret sa,eeo cash contribution to Prelktent Nlxcm's ree1ectlon campaign Jn 1972. 'lbe memo was contained ln a red manill ,_. whicll was ...i to r.nn..- A"°""' a->I Jotn N. · "'tcllell's New Yortt law ollk:e fn Noveml>er ll'll. The folder contained a written notation "Hold fer F. Donald Nixon," the President'• ol<ler bru<bol" wtJo resides In Newpon Beach. lbere ls no eridence be ever recelvtd IJ,. Mitchell and former Co m m e r ~ e Secretlry ldaurict Slane '"' l«llsed of oU<mpting lo lnll...,.. 1 Stcuritlos and E•cbaqe Commission lnvestlptloo ol Vesco'• financi1l interflts in e1cbaace f.,. tho -rlbation 111111 of ly!ns tD • arlltld )llry lb!>ut iL • CRITICIZES OPPONENT Superintendent Peterson . ... ; ~ • '. L < .. < .. • .-. .. H._Qu igley Files Papers For Treasurer By GEORGE LEIDAL Of 11M OattJ l"li.t llflf B::ircly 70 hours after being re-elected to the Irvine City Council, Henry Quigley of the Ranch filed as Republican candidate for state treasurer in the June primary election. Quigley said he decided to nm at 10:30 a.m. Friday morning wher. he had confirmed there were no more qua1ified candidates who had taken out papers for the race. Quigley, 33., is a graduate of Johns Jlopkins University where he majored in economics. ffe was a stock portfolio manager for eight years and believes that experience qualifies him to manage the state's surplus revenues. Quigley said he sees" no Connict between hls position as cily councilman and the longshot campaign he expects to run . If successful, he would not assume the state office until January, 1975, he said. "It's been no secret in Irvine ttrat I have Jong aspired to higher orfice. Those desires of mine were an issue in the recent city rouncil race." Quigley said. If he gets the Republican nod he will probably be pitted against former Democratic Assembly leader Jess Unruh who has filed for the same office. Quigley said, "II is a case of a clean, fresh, crisp new candidate being pitted against a backroom politics, wheeler· dealer type such as Unruh's reputation suggests. "In the year of Watergate I think the voters will decide they don't want a guy like that handling state finances. I think they'll vote for the new, clean face," he said. The Irvine councilman said his first challenge is to get the California Republican A s s e m b I y endorsement. Quigley founded the Irvine Republic.an Aasembty and has long been active in that state organization. "I will seek the endorsement of Ivy Baker Priest," the candidate said. Mrs. Priest is leaving the office after tY.'O terms. Councilwoman Gabrielle Pryor said Friday she wa·s .. shocked" to bear of !See QUIGLEY, Page ZI Oraage Coast Weatlae r Variable cloudiness through Tu ... day is what the. weather service predicts, with little temperature change. Highs · Tuesday 55 al the beachs rlSl.ng to 6S inland. Lows 3$-44. • INSlllE Ttllti\V Streaker1 1howed up for sport.. fno event.I aU owr the count111 thLa weekend, titillating crowds along tl>e woy. Se« sto~ on Page 4. -c M. --55: --......, .... ==--~ "" --- . -) .. .. I "" " II ' • •• •M• u " -M JUI._.. "-t or..... tMllfY 1 ,, ...... ....,.. " ..... ...,, ,..,...,.... -.n ·-. -M -. -.......... ,. -" <Jl":(harges . . • · Gonsid~red::-- ! WASRINGTON ;~P) -Los Aniiel~ : Dist. Atty. Joseph ll\Jsch agre<d today , to give federal indictments in the Ells~ 1 beri case~~ by scoking dis- mJssal ol a1aomlll · bur<larY end con· ' aplracy cha.ilies )ehtJed 1gain.st John D. Ehrtictunan:lnd l\\'O former White House ,, DAILY PiLOT -,• • . . • ni. Or ... CW.I OAiLY .. iLOT, _...; ...,k,i la~ IM"H._ltt .... lo ~ _, ,,,. °"""""' c .. ,, "Mlflfll"' °""'""'· S.,.• r1t. •llllant _.. Dllltllthlll, MlnHr 1f1r1i111111 frld1y, !tr c .. i. M-. ,......,,.,, ~ MWlflrlltM IHcil.ll'-llifl V1Uty, L"""'9 l..c!I. '"'""''s.df.lftedl ... .S.11 '""""'..., h~ JUM C1t1ltlfll\O. A, tlflcllt ,..gloN,I ti:!ltlt!i " llVtllltMd S.l\lflhp 11111 Sl.lndlyt, TIM prlno;i ... I ...WitlWot fltnl 11 ti >JO Wiii l•y "'"'• C..11 ....._ c;-.111-i., ,-. R-t N. W1H 1''1""""'4' .... l'*lllWr J11k l.. Ctwffy Vic, "-IWll ..... OtMr11 Mln'IW n.1111• ii: •• ,n .. '"'"' 1"111w A. Mw,lii111 , MtNtllll i'itw Ch•rtH M. lMt Ric.lr11111I P. Hin .. .,, MIMflnl bl""1 - • . FrOinPqel . lIEA:RST ... .. Sadat Calls ' • # • lJifGroups • -To-Meeting-. • • • :Gibbs Desorihes . . , Tildest Ra.ce~ I supennarket, thinking it would be too late to do anything. Kennedy left but Atherton returned with the nal"l\es. "He asked me if I had done any work on my campa1gn alaten1ent. I told him no, I had done my housework. He grabbed me and said let's go to the county. There wasn't anything to do but humor him, so I went along. "He drove like Ji. madman but we wtre sUll too late. I was happy whtn I got home, but then I woke up Salurday and WU li>od<ed by the headlines, 0 1 really feel \llctimlzed al)d very embarrJ.Ued. I've had ntarly 20 phone calls. I'm not so diaorganized or flip as a female that I'd-file at the last minute, anyway." , Mrs. Gibbs said Atherton indicated he wu urged by Cella to get her In the ra ce against Baker. "Four years from now I might be interested because Baker won'l run agaln then. But right now I do not want to be In that race. All I want to do is continue on the COWlCil." FromPqel FILING ... •• • • l \ r -• ' • " s s • • Bnnting~n Beaeh Fow•iain ·Valle ,VOL 67, NO. 70, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES f • • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • • , Today's Final N.Y. Stoeks • MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1974 TEN CENTS Huntingt~!l Councilwoman Tells 'Near· Miss' . . -. . , By 'l'llllRY COVILl.B .................. Jtodl111•':B~acb· cwii- ' -(111111 doeon1 wr ! ... ,.,... David Balter'• JOb and 11!1!! calll liir near 1 entry 111 lbe r ... "Ille W.nf <Qeriellce fye ever bad In my Ille:-• "Nombiallon papen .... IW!n out Friday (or her by Dr. Gene Alhertorl, a Laguna Beach resldellt, delcribed u a •'ll'porler al Supmieor Robert Bltlln, 8* ...,etimes-cobort of Orange Cowlly • "' * * Confusinn, Surprises • • . In Fili~g , -' . B;,. _, .. .;, ---' ..... ~, T'"~ ..,..~ •. • Of .. °"" ...... "-". . j • • • • The last-minute rush to beat the i:andldare filing · deadline Int )"rlday produced more than Its share of cOnfusk>n but only a few big .IUl'PI'iJes. 'J;Wo prospecUve candidates from the Orange Coast -one willing and the other not so willing -failed to win spots on the June primary· ballot. Another Orange Cioast resident - Jrvine Councilman Henry QuJgley·-did get a ballot spot after making a last- minute decision to oppose long-time Democratic political boos Jesse Unruh foi' the office of state trenur:r. One of the two prospective candidates wlio will not appear on the candi.4ate ls Newport Beach's Evelyn Sbenrood wlfo filed her papers to • run aplnlt Aalembiynwi Robert II ad b a a (Rio' Newport Beach); in the 7ttlfilmllia ,Mn. Sherwood, a. joa.-t wbo n,.; at 21111 King Road, cempleled an the necessary fonns but officlala llld Only 15 or her election petition signatures are valid. She needed 40 to be a i:andldare. .Mrs. Sherwood's withdrawal gives Bldham a fr« ride lhrough tbe prlmmy since no other· Republicans nled for the office. His looe foe In November will be SueAnne C. Lewi> of San Juan Caplltnllo. Ca,pistrano. Mrs. Sherwood said today she Is terribly dlsappoinred. "This is the year of the woman. I thlnt I could have won," she said. She then asked voten to return the Republican candidate (J!flbam) to office. _ • "'Despite earlier reports, HuntJilgton jleach councilwoman NOl'1Dll Gibb! llll't a candidate to oppose Second Dlstrld -(See FILING, Pafe1) Senior Streaker , ~truck by Car Jn freeway Dash A G-year<>ld Huotington 8-11 man lllt<al:ed ·Jn· and-..,t al can-oa the. Son Dieg0 Freeway lo Seal Bead> .&mcloy nlgbl, he!°" he WU flnalJy cllppod by a :startled motorflt. . Weaiing "just a smile," aooordlac to California Higbway PatroJman.,Namwl Oiavei, the aging --cm the shoulder al the freeway near Ille 7lh Street olf-nmp at 1:30 p.m. -... The man darted In !root o1 two cars, which were both 'able to stop>4 wlthout hitting bhn, before he was struck· by a 'third car. He llU!lered a fraclund blp 'llqd culs and brul!es. The streatlng senior citizen wu taken to Long llOlcb Community llalpltal for treatment, and W81 then tranlferred lo Orange County Medical CeaW-lo< • psycblatrlc -rvatlon, '"""'"""' lo the HiQ!nray Patrol. 'CHEERFUL' AD . SOLD DINING SET • Part al the che6 l\ll m 'P -tho baJlllY Dali1 Ploll -... lllt words ..... well -......... of tho ad." That'• .W 1&11 .0 ...... wtm a reader pilcel u ad llU tllil: CHERRY dialol rmn aet, Roomd table with I ....... 4 .chain, (~ No.). ' that the papen had been filed. She does oof want to be in the race offldally, W>Offlda1ly or any other way. Today Ille lold the tale of political intripe that put her name in the beadlinel u a potent1al challenger to veteran Supervilor Baker. Sbe IOJI. Atherton, even tbougb he doelDti J.lw: ln Baker's d l s t r l c t , telepjJoold her aeverlil time! over the put:-k, &egging her to enter the race apiml Baker. "J never met lhe man before," she said today: "But he called several Umes and told me Ulla Is the year for a woman to win. I said I wasn't interested. He insisted." Mrs. Gibbs, a psychology professor at Cal State, Long Beach, said ahe let .the nlan talk, thinking nothing would come of It. "On Friday, he arrived at my door. I was ha.kins banana bread. He had the papen and asked where we could get ):) signatum." Mn. Gibbs, who b aeekinl lfflecllon to the Hl!lltin&to• Beach Qty Council, called ber campaign manager Alan Kennedy to come over. ' Atber1411 lnslsted oo getting slpt11tt1, she said, '° they sent him ,to 1 nearby supennarket, thlnklng It woold be too late to do anything. Kennedy left but Atherton n!lumed (See GIBBS, Pare I) · f.arents, FBI Accused • . .. Patty's Words ·Forced? Bl1LLE'nN latest communique from her terrorist "Any of the statements made on the continue to do," Bat.es said. 'IERJtELEY (AP) -'fte dbec:• ti kkinapen.. tape is not going to change the way the He also denied an SI.A charge that the die feed sl"9•!Q tJewes•m• by Palrtcb ~lea S.tes, a~ in charg~ of the FBI Is making its investigation,'' be FBI is breaking lnto ~ ~cross ~ ~·.,.....,. .... .....,~ .. ·CU!'. wu asked ~,he .~t .~">Aded,., ,, ,,, . . . ,. ®"Dtrras•,JllU'loft!ie\O•ffl!"Uo,n,·_, .. ;:. ':r:;';'::z • ..Z.,.:FL,~ =~ '::w~":'.\~ ~'ii:;-: ~n;Bs~cfo~~~~~ton:~e::! .. w~1.1:'!1:1i!:::\.~ 1:';1.:":i by tbe Htspen. -s:ments are not doing enough to win her killed to disaedit revolutionary groups we have oo wamint,, ln this case," he BEllKE!EY (AP) -'lbe FBI aid today II •a_,.c! Patricia Heant was forCed to mab · eearlng aocusatlons apWt.ber porm11-and, the FBI ln tbe Sadat Seeks ·Oil Embargo .A$"!8~· , ' _'1L ..,.. • c4iRb (Ul'ff':,.~~Priol ,.., .... t!illlrArlll ... - topther 'loila1 ln a move to hen out diff-leodlng to a delay .in formal talks cn lllUllc tbe petroleum embargo aplist the Unit.d States, Nine Arab oil stalel agroed to meet in Tripoli, Libya Wednesday to dlJcuu the boycott alter pi.. for fUllecale talb In Cairo broke down Sunday when three nations failed to lend r'll'eeent8tives. EJIYPllan fl0Vt2 muent alflclall laid Sadat met th~ oil minlsten at the Western desert mart wbe!< he ii oo a ~ vacation~ No delalls of the meet.me were reJeaaed SOdat -pt I°' ·the Efl)!ptian and -Anllliait line In favor al r<laxlng the oil -... .. the ministers prepared to leave_-for a full-scale cooference in the Libyan capital 'lbe _meeting with Sadat today .... aUellded by miniJten from six Arab oil- ptOCfuCing nations and by envoys from the other tm. nations to be represenred in Tripoli. ;. Egypt, -to repay -the Unit.d Slaiea for Secrttary of Stare Henry A. Kissinger's Mkldle East peace effort.a, called" amda;r'1 -of , Arab oil mlptaten:in.. cmo.. OU ·,mmtst-.;, -11I nadoos ', (S,0 MDAr; Pap f . --·-. ~~ntSet . ,.._.._ .. - ~~r. Y ~!'Y·. Wife hj ·~~ Slaying ~ . .. ·~... . Pountaip Valley police met today To'lth district attuaazy't olflcen to schedule arrlllgmMK al 11n. Bulb Ann Nance. 33, accuied_ ol JDUrderlag her husband, Mar!B David Nance, 1aal 1bundjly. Capt. Ja'Rowland aid be hoped the arr...,_ ti lbe Fountain Valley -</I .... cealil be held !ale today, bat-'leertlln-~be decided bylle--601· ----to Oralll• ~ Jiii-,,....1111111 -pollc:e ••sue .. 11t 1aadl of ber ~ -·----.In -----.. --,._ .. ·--to lbem ..... llec:rtme.Alltlllr--llllbel ----a baflellothebMd from I .. mlblr' uoulflf. 1'ance ... IHI' drteiJ r1llhed tit F--~ C.AlllllllJ lltllpltal -..i:::: -11 tbe -al appt tel1 t :• p.m. but be ... dud ... arrtnl. - freedom. . and rally support for the government. said. .. I don't know, but I think it's a logical "We're going along as we have hem In Bates d~ed lhat the FBI tried to assumptioo. th!lt sfuce she is being held the past. We're taking no action which intercept and wppress a tape recording by these people, she's saying what they would jeopardize Patty's life. That's made by the kldnapers. He said the tape tell her to "8Y.'' Bates said. what we've done and what voe will , apparently had been found In a • FIRST GRADERS SEND UP BALLOONS AT BURKE SCHOOL .In Huntington BNch, Six·y•1r-oldt Watch the Mail -Pupils Sk1 High News Arrives From Their Balloons By HILARY KA YE °' ... Dlltr '""' SAff W1'eo the Orsi graden at Burke School Jn Htmlington Beach come to school each morning, they anxiwsly check to see if they have iny mail; , The mail they are waiting for is slowly drifting in from sUch far away places as West Virginia alijf Texas -and Is the rsult of a bellooo projC"'t t;ndertaken a little more than two weeks ago to study --· ' Five classes of first graders sent up bellunHilled balloons with postcanlll lllacbed. One bundr<d and forty one balloons were sent up, and so far, 11 .,.....roa hive been r<tumed. Dtvid Dltunan, I, ...:... that .even "-Ii bil ~ hull't returned yet, he-ibinU it will "prubebly atop ii) Tuai." l\larine Qfficer Hurt In Fall From Cliff . Wheii the reachers s1iow..; tlie cblldr<o on a map where some of the canb were returned from, Johnny Castro, 6, exclaimed, "Gosh, it went all the way around the world!'' Johnny's card was returned from West Virginia. Kirsten Elkins, 7, says she thinks her balloon Yi-·ent all lhe way to New York. But Kimberly Burdlck, 6. is certain lhat hers landed ln Newport Beach. "I think it went that far because of the wind," said little Kim. The first grade rl'.!achers Jay they have· not seen the youngsten as excited about anything else so far this vear. Every day the children quiz r ieir teachers on whose cards got sent back, and where from, In one urnmal case, the father of a fifth grader at l!ufke Scbc >I was at hi! alfJCe In 1"o Angeles wllen a fellow worker said something wu caught in the tree outside. The Huntingtoo Beach man went oullide, brougbl the blll1""" and card down, and dilcovered It bad flown there from his son'• school. Anothe• balloon drift.d a little cloatt by, lmllng on Fairway Six at Colla Me11 Gelf Course. restaurant rest room. Jn a brief taped statement made public Sunday night, the Symblooese Liberation Army claimed it foiled an alleged plot by the FBI to squelch a communique aenl out Saturday after a silence of 17 days. 1be statement was added to the end of a copy oi Saturday's tape In which Miss Hearst accused the FBl of wanting to kill her. In Sunday's statement, an unidentified woman aid the SLA. sent recorded messages the day ttefore to t11di>· otatlooo KDIA 'la <....s ·o!l4 KSAN lo San Francllco. KSAjl releued HI lip, bot KllJA aid II did iiol -one. ... · -Blteo laid today It appean!d that the tape destined for KDIA bad been discovered by the ni&ht porter al the restaurant where the radio statllftr was told to.plcl< It up. ''The new tape appears to be 1ust a copy or the other one," he said. Asked li the FBI tried to lnlen:ept It, be repJJed, ''No sir." Adolr.1' E. Elges, manager of the Foster s Restaurant, sald)te received an excited call just after midnight today Crom Domingo Jurldlco, the night porter, who said he had found a tape. Juridioo said the cassette tape was in the women's restroom along with a the v.unen's rest room aklnl with a Phillips 114 cn!dlt card bearing lhe name of Mjss Hearst's father: The restaurant -nonnaily open %4 boors • day -had been closed at 10 p.m. Sunday for (See HEAJ!ST, Pare II Shortage of Fuel May Mean End . Of Field Trips Htllltlnglm Beach City School District trustees may be forced to cancel all student field trtpa because al the fuel shortage, a district sp>U.man said today. Trustees will decide Tuelday whether to cancel the trips -as the district's tr.msportation department has Mlggested -or find another way to ride out the sbortag ... Acconllng to a spokesman for the distrkt'.s tl'ampOrtatlon department, a &bortage of at least 1,000 aaUons or gasoline and diesel tuel 1s foreseen ror March without even c:ounttng field trips, So far this year, the district has limited field lrlps to occosiooai, short distance excursions. '!be decisloo by trustees will be made during their 7 p.m. meeting Tuelday at the Dwyer Scbool Librmy, 73$ 14th Street, lluotiJlgton Beadl. Dog of the Year Contest Slated Proud dog ownen In Huntington Beach have until Friday to onter ~r pet in the Dog al tbe Yeer Contest, _..... by the Animl1 Assistance 1-o! al Ora,.. Ccanty. • .._-_..-tippot! oil by a plme call This one told the dlnmc roam tet fnllll • ....,. .. nest -. wbe told qulc:klY-Mmr ol the llallJ 1'11111'1 lion!-llln a -llad--al• Trlofty worling claul!led '* do. Try -iu-Clttle, lllt --. Marine Capt. Wll1llm Pbllltpl, %7, of 'eamp Pendl-. -llltal In fa ir """'ltlon today _ _. -!all wiw. -dlmbi!W-1· A rocll to wllldl a line -ettachod, boldlal PblUfpa. poled loooe GI\ Ralabow _... .... v.a. • .,. the Rlmllda OomtJ laJ'llllllpa-111 a Stacey Klnclmer'a balloons Oew to Nowport Beach, and landed in the blck)oanl ol a club cslled the "Blli<loo Coasplracy''. Tbe group members .,. avid bllloonllla, and inviled-SIAceY and the rest al tbe first gradera lo be hono<ary members al "' club. One llalloon Japed behind the ollwn. The wlmfng dog will be ~ on inlelllgeace, courqe and ~ and will receive uunber GI pd-. lnclucllq • i'74-75 dog lle<nae· dooared by the California Animal Control -the dty'1 animal lfleli« operator •• youroeli. Dial the -llDI to -• . lar•llp--1111 r • v aa l , •dvilOr help JQU: ....... ..... •••• , ........ ed -from _ ............ _ J 1 ' , -... ---lllad.-- • It landed on tbe playground at LeBard Sdlool 10 bloclta away from Burke 5chool. More d!talls oa the ........ 11'1 available by ohontnrl NS-ISU, the loll, found and adojitloo tfe6 at the libslter. • Mile Square Rec Building· Work Slated \\'hen CONtf\JClion begins next JuJy on a :-ecrea.Uona.1 building in 1w1ile Square Park, 20 months will have passed since the Fountain Valley City Council ap- proved the 55-acre complex. "And I.bat's preUy fut. We haven't been drogging ""' heel~" said 6ary· Davi31 Fountain Valley recreation direc· ·~ . wr. "Planning lakes such a loog time," he added. Even if the shovels do hit lhe ground in mid·July as planned, the completion of the entire parcel is still uncertain_. The 23,000.square.f o o t recrcatiOfl building -with gymnasium. two indoor and three outdoor handball l'OUrts, a game room with J>OOI and ping·pong ta· bles, social hall, kitchen and offices -is fwxled. The project, designed by Weldon Fulton and Associates. is tentatively set for completion in March, 1975. Also funded in the 2().acrt' first phase are four lighted tennis courts, a Jtrge baseball diamohd without lights, two in· ' termediate softball fields, one lighted basketball court and two \"Olleyball courts and parking. The entire 55-acres "•ill be graded dur· inK the first phase.-and a 1.5 acre lake will be dug out, but not filled. The 35 acres not built on in the first place will be temporarily landscap<!d. Davis expects this portion of phase one lo begin Ort. I and to be fin ished May, 1975. The work is being clone by Recreational Systems, Inc. The city has budgeted $1.3. ntilllon (Ol' the work and Orange County Harbor, Beaches and Parks Department has kick· ed in $200,000. What happens from there'.!. Davis said, is "up ir1 the air" and depends on money. The city's master plan calls for building six junior baseball fields, eight more tennis courts, an aquatics center with two to three ;>ools, two more out· door basketball l'OW1s and a senior citizens-cultural arts center. The clly has applied to Orange County for $390,000 in human services revenue sharing funds to start the .!'.enior citizens (See PARK, Page !) Orange «:east Weather Variable cloudiness through Tuea- day Is what the weather 1erVice predicts, with litl1e temperalure change. Highs Tueaday 5$ at the ~achs rising to 65 inland. Lows ~. INSIDE TODl\Y StreakeTs sh-Owtd up for sport .. fnQ eVtnts all over the coim trv this wteknd, titillating crowdl olo11g the 10011. See sk>TJI on Page 4. ' 0Al.L.Y.. PILOl " oTold ctment • " ' ' .. ' ' -i r;EW YOl\K~(~J2 '~t ~Fl!"nc~ : • Jlobert v...,, ..,., tjPP.<(1!1 advance by · ~ an wlid entitled • f11f.rir.i~nt that a ~ criminal COMP~ tndld.ment was in 1 ~the .....wks bivol~ himself, foi-mer Atty. ~ Gen. John N. l.lltdMU and ex-Commerce ~. Secretary Maurice IL St.ans, government "tness Harry Sean !"'!fled todlQ:. Sean sakl he wu 1ummooed to Vesco'• bome Dec. 7, mt several days after the Securlli"' aiid Exclwige "Ulomm""lon med a.maoalve fraud suit ·• ~ the lntemlllonal llnander. Tbe w1-.,,ald the oaly -"""" -·~ Nlnll J,., ol ~- -· a, lll!Piq.ol !be l'ft:')eot a :Veaco .llkle. ~-- • "Mr-v .... Jcll<t"" Ito !!oll -111111 to be '<erlaill.lbe SEC staff • -the U:S..iUonloy'• olflce lor • -Dllltlct.d.New Yort,"and t "' ;;;uw_• <e .tM SEC sult,.tbere .. . l<'·~·· mmtiilI action that • .. ·~, 111:,..;" p.iibOd at the aame time " Sean said . • . . ., -"He WU GDDV~ be WU aoinl to be l1iiamt OOllllllJttelLJ the dvll auJt, . }311'Jliliiiuld meet the_ crimlnal a~ the !Imo wne. ~ -..• · .. I ,..41W.. What makes you ·., ... ;-' ".;;ii;-~. to this.' ~ ,, The Flil•le ;cm a lapOi., .>be said tbls.,.. ~.. . Roy A If • ~ ~ -be baci cu. , veteran Grand Ole ~.., who --w!lh the Opry performer, balances hi.5 Sl!IC ll''tlle FBI, I don't ~ "" whldl. fiddle and bow at final per· ..He ald.,.be Wll .rare tb.111 Wll •reliable formance in Ryman Auditor· ;f.T 411o -ol the ~ the ium in Nashville. Opry is mov- --!or mlSrlal, bui the ing to new home after 31 ~ears -.,.. denied. in the Ryman. ~ Sean eorller refused to leellly ~t he . <_~::' .. ~~"Mttditflloi'.tclP•ll.!bPOena·whlch·· "~"" ..-·.i.'l<.>.·' ., • ~· ;~····''. -. ,~==~eo:~t.:i:~ . '.. ,.~ ;.~~ l . 11on.·•;!'.Hlectlon ~ \ · -• S DAT '"' Sean did say that two' moolha .«er the · A • • • election, Vesco; apparenlly angry that be had been · uhable to stop a fraud lnvestlgatiGD agallllt him, aaJd that be hoped the GOlllrtbutiGD Wbuldn't become puhlli:. ._;1,A C Uis. · uw o wn '9~ . ' ' Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait. Qator, Bahraip and J,bu Dhabi -showed up, but three Arab 'hardliners -Algeria, Libya and Syria -refused to appear. DiploolaUc 11011!«s said Egypt and Saudl Arabia might have tried to fon:e a decision to end the embargo Sunday, but were persuaded by KuwaJt to wait until the Tripoli meeting to preserve a sknhlantt of Arab unity. ~Kqls Rookie • · 15uwalU ou MlniJter Abdel llalunan )!!; . ...,.., , · ,... ~.. AtW met with Sadat at the deser:t resort Annel Pitifl,er ., ,,.~~:!"~~lldE~~1~~~. ~~· .•P ·11 t-lf• .. 1· ,,..., .... ... ·~~,,e1~H!altty."1 .• .,,,.,) oi . PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Bluce r The . ministers held oiit~ informal Pf· ffefnhc••, 1,JONie ~ W the conversations SundaY. in p.. hot~·-'IUite,. ~~· Ange~11°":lllled •lsunday"0 'Jlt""""°'111n1 '11>-tBe ~ hall° fil!.nilbt;!i!iia his car t\illlded heod'..in with ,. :w,ii..,,,they.We_ri.to.meet. • · no · ;r!~aOOihiii-' car, a spokesman for · the· -:J:IMi., Egyptiin. lew!paper Al Aldi bar .:.:iM Amertean Leque cJUii sah. today · sat<f..,._ the mln11tera agree:d at:.: the .#f" Hefnbectmer, 2.'I, ti Arleta, wai only ~iscussions "to consider the quest!Qn of 'i\ll one bloc!< from the ·O.ne· Au1ry Hotel 00 lilting the embargo on the basis that the !i>fJ Intentale" 111 when the ·cident oc-American atUtude has changed and.that . f;!t currM.. lack of confidence in America has been • "'" 'J1Je female ~t of the second car removed." ~ wu llllriouslj Injured, the c I u b Diplomatic sources said Algeria and ;<!'•.".,.._. lllld.· Libya wore oppooed to ending the .~, After graduation from L<>s AnleJes boyoott, but the ·position of Syria, . 1 VaD Collqe, l!o!nbeilmer went In the traditional hardliner, was ._um ' farm tNJD It Salt t.R City because of Kisainger'a recent Middle . ·lut .,..,. be ~led a , I0-6 East. mil!)on to Damascus. . " .• """11 with an eoioad ._... avmp of The """"5 aaid Egypt bod ~bed f.R .. Washi!iglno . the Organlutioo ol Arab ;Jil, ·He eame to tbe Anaell' aprin&'. camp Petroleum.... Exporpng C o u n t r I e 1 ·fi boolnL. to earu a berth In the leom'1-(PAPEC) Woold come to a. decision on itti bcdlpSi. , i tbe embargo at Scmday's al\iortive ~. Tbe'Hoot-1, 200-poimder WU stocte. .meeting in Cairo. -. · · ~ The oil talks were originaJly scheduled ;f-Y e~w ~as . Flag ' . . . Ii :U~e Clarified 1i . An atticle on gU ralion!ng tn Sunday's . 1! Daily Pilot mted that a yellow Oag In 1 ·~ front ol a ten· ice statlon meant tblt' gas ""-would ~ sold In emergency sltuallonS ... onJy. ~ ~ ..... -•tel. "A yello!I Dag t• means gas will be oold to em~' . ""'1cles only. Tbe Dolly Pilot ~ 11111 misundenlandlng lhll emir moy have F. caused. OU .... COAIT DAILY PILOT .. , " . • to . ~a~e plaet: in Tripoli, but Egypt switched the site to Cairo, citing a lack of hotel rooms in Libya because of an international fa ir. The Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar said, however, Egypt actually made the switch beca!R Ubya "does not agree to the JifUng of the Arab oil embargo against the United Slates." The Arabs ordered the embargo, along with cuts in oil shipments to Europe, OOring last October's Middle East war in an effort to put political pressutt on the West. FromPage.1 HEARST ..• communiques. In her taped me=ge, Miss Hean! also 1;1~ her •parents of "not do!Dg JOVerythtog they can" to win her ,.leaie. "I kriow ·tllat Wbile Patty 11 captive that she'll ha•• Id mutier all the wor<ls that are dicta~ by her capto.rs," sald her mother, Catherine ·Hearst. Mia lleanl'• father, ROndolPh A. Heant, editor one! -1dent of the SU Francisco Examiner~ told newsmen, uwe were glad ~ bear ber voice and to know tha1 Patty's allye, but we'll havt to ltuey it before we make any reply." · Dismissal -of Chai;g~ , Comidered f'ro•Pagel . GIBBS ... with the namea. "He asked me U I had, done,any work oo my campaign s!Jltem"11. I told him no, I had dorie my bouoewort<. He gnibbed me and said lel'a IO to the county. 'J'bett WUll'I ~ to do but humor him, ID I nnt aJooc. . HHe drove _Hte a madman but we were al1ll too late. I WU bappy -I IOI home, but then I -up llolurday and WU llhocited by the-· • · "I really feel vletlmlled and veey embllrra....i. I've had oeerly II phoo& calls. l'm nol so di90fganiled or Olp as• ATLAN'rA (UPI) _ Two le ... ,... female '\"'l I'd ru. at the-las! mtqule, -bodiea .• ... 'lound ti Ille fool of ""r.':.YCibbs aeld Alber1oa lndicoted ht. 2 Teen.agers Killed • • • ~Slone -.. Sunday appa....,tlf fell • wH urged by Cella to l"l bet lo the race 500 feet to their deal!W durlnf an uut1n1. 1galn1t Boker. ae<or<llng to the Qoorgla Bureau of "Four yeara from now I J1!111ll be In-lgation. GB! D1rec1or B 111 lntere.ted -.,. Bok6r woo'lriio agalh 0..rdaley aald aulllpOIM 'Ntlll«I the then. But 11gbt now [do llOl waat lo lie In pr.limloary rullal of on acddonl ID the tho! race. AD I want to do ls -GD deotbl of Sco1t ~ Loftin, 111 ol the COWJ<ll. • Dtaotur, and Rllondo -Bo,,,.., 17, of Elleowood • .I ! ... • ' Educawr:s ' Candidacy ' Under Fire .. t ' I J CIUTICIZIS OPPONINT j __ Supo-'-_ri_n!'-11!'-olo'-nt_,..~' .:..to< ___ _ '"°"' P"4Je 1. PARK : .. . " . l ! ( i . . . -. I -I • ' I H • $43,5,411Jtflmpact St.Udy • RunWay Action to Be Decided 'Ille C(UellJon • ot -lo -"' Oltoo Lobcntorlel aid the ~ woWd add ...... to the lermlnal bul1dJng "'5,• !Gr an •vii-lalpoct could .-, .however, to authoflte and lncruae per~ I,--~ •c:.n---.r --ClieiperaJtmilUveEIRS°WblCli 111ay Qt -,,,. county his 1*il fAi111•1liit ~ they the Boon! ol 1y Airport 1rill be beloro may nol meet the requlttments of the aulborlxe the proper kind of EIR , the .-. 9upenllon -,. law,_ , Federal Avlallon~.Admlnlstralloo might A pubile hearlnc ts 11.l !Gr U Lm, on AlrpOrl olftcllls are asking r., a 756-ffimhurae moot of the coet. Bul nobody the '-· wblcb bu drawn pnloe ft'Oln fool ul<nllon ol the nmway toward ihe Is certain jtl.11 what lbe optimum report -quarlen and crlllcllm from Giiien. San Diego Pr<eway In a conllnulng efforl would he. , The CODlullant hired to prepare ID ElR tq minimize the effects of jet noise \\'hen OIJon Labs told supervisors two weeks ~:ll~ f!'Olect bu lold the the ~ tue olf over Upptr Newport ago they coold aulboihe 1 six-month • -COit at teat .,..,000 to Bay. study at a cost of sm.ooo that would '"l*•Q•J .,., • ~ datl wold lllilfy all 'Ille n11way project ii only one part of Sllilly almost nobody. , ~~· atate 'Ill!~~· 1 maltl-mllllon expansion project that They said a nine-month, ISll,llOll aludy -. ..... .. ·-:;., . ·"' .. Jjuana S~dy ~eport Challenged. WASHINGTON'.(UPff '-A ' aclentlflc study whlch claimed fll have found the first evklence of cellular damage to man from marijuana h'lj he<n chlUenged !>Y a ·group promotlog liheralilatlon ol marijuana laws as lhe b!Ued wort of a fanatic. R. Keith Stroup, '~irector of Ille National Organ48tion for the Refot;m of Marijuana Law> '!NoRMLl Mid. Sunday the study, done by Dr. Gabriel Nahas of Columbia University, "ls w It bo ut scienUfic or medical merit" Nahas' study said habitual marijuana smoking "weakens the body'• Immune delemes again!! dl!ea.se and Inhibits the dlvision .o! cell§ Jiu\! ~i1.e ,Pl..!.l!.ei< ~d8t!Dses. 1'1-o" • ,. • ..'. ... • -.. • At a news conference -in which be announced his findings, Nalias said became of them the conclusions Of the National Commission on Marijuana shoold he ,...ppralsed. 1be commWloo recommended that private use of marijuana be de- crintinalizeCI, saying "criminal law is too h8rsb a tool to awly to personal possession even in the effort to discourage use." • -1d do pllt of the job bal'aot olL Or. , lhe! .19"14 ii'! all the_ W8J' Willi .. '-11· mooth 11uc1y lhat <OOld aallllY _...,,... Airport Director Robert lir.maba•· said Fl'flay the reco-...,... the hoard ~ that Ibey 1-ve tbe · minimum report to meet the ~ requlmnenls. "'!bat could be the 1415,oeo l!ludl' f ... one somewhere in between," he saki. "We're checking wllh Ille FM but 11 lllls point, nobody ls sure what is needed." Irvine Council Member Eyes State Office Ba"'ly 7'l boon allt< being re-<lected to the Irvine City Council, Henry Quigley of the Ranch filed 8' Republican · ·candidate for state ueasurer in ~·.tune primary election. ·QuiiJey said he decided to-run II 10'30 a.m. Friday morning "''her. be had confirmed there wtre no more qualified candidates who had taken out papers for the race. CHANCELLOR'S NEW OFFICE YIELDS CAMPUS, SUNRISE VIEWS Incomplete Campus Ring of Build ings 1 Daily Reminder of Fru91I Budfetl Quigley, 33, Is a grlduate of Johns Hopkins University where he ma}ored in eoonomlcs. He was a stock portfolio manager for eight years and believes that experience qualifies him to manage the state's surplus revenues. Qu!iJey said .he ... ~ no coomct Last tor Some Ti111.e .. ~~.:rs ~i~onm!i.~tbe=~~~--:-·-., .•.. , ...... i ,,. ~ ·~··... . -.. ..... ~·-· ('··· , ..... ·.·~· J gstibt ·-&'I -·' ' ,, ' " t ' ., A,.'•" -, . • ,., t·•<'· ->• •;. ·~ .; . nm. If successful, he would not assume Ad • • • . Build o ~d.stale office until Ja~uary, 1975, be mm1st1·at1011 mg "It's been no secret in Irvine th-at f have Jong aspired to higher office. Those · desires of mine were an issue in the c . I ' d UC Ir o recenl clly council race.:· Quigley said. omp ete at vme If be gets the Republican nod be will probably be pitted against fonner Democratic Assembly leader Jess Unruh who hu filed for the same office. Quigley said, "It is a case of a ciean. fresh, crisp oew candidate being pitted against a backroom politics, wheeler- dea1er type such as Unruh's reputation suggests. By GEORGE LEIDAL Of Ille Oefly '"'°' Si.ff From his new office on· the fifth floor of the new $4 million UC Irvine ad- mlnlstration bullding, CllanceUor Daniel G. Aldrich can see the entire ring of campus buildings. 7,800 studeat.s has been set for un- dergraduate enrollment at UCL That means students who want to go to UCI next year may be redirtded to another UCI campus since ' camJU enrollmatt. is already at that leve:. Commissioo Vice Oiainnan Dr: Dana Farnsworth said the Nahas study does not alter the significance of the commiuloo.'s twO reports. _ • 1 "Any and all serious and accurate "In the year of. Watergate I think the voters will decide they don't want a guy like that handling state finances. I think they'll vote for the new, dean face," be 'Ille view includes all the buildinp~built to date at UCI and the empty' spaces where others were to have been built by Aldrich said.'.. • : • - Biological sciences, the inoei popular ,: program at UCI cannot grow mtil new laboratory facilities are built. meareh clooe oo the physlologlcal and poychologlcal effects ol c l'n n ah Is (marijuana} should be c o ns 1 de red· tbougbUully," Farnsworth said. "Neither the (Nah;IB) artli;l,e nor the press release mates the· commission's recommendations out of date o r inappropriate," he said. Strout said Nahas "views pot not ,as merely barmfuJ, but as evil; not a.s a problem,·001 as a curse. "His attitude -a.pd, we believe, his stW.y -is based bol on concern for the welfare ol Ille Individual and the public, hut on aelf.rigbleoul fanaticism." Stroup aald-ttle Nahas findings had been criticized by other researchers for their metbodo}oc)r, including a large age difference In control and study groups, use ol drup other '2ba!L.marljuana by both glaupl· and the uoe of. "relrospeclive reuoning" -noting an effect and assigning ii to a c:allse In lhe past. Girl Tossed . . By · Elephant DMY"' ,,... Si.ff ,._.. said. n>e Irvine councilman said his first challenge is to get the California Republican A i;g e m b I y ·endorsement. Quigley founded the Irvine Republican Amembly and has long been active in lhat state organization. "I will seek lhe endorsement of Ivy Bake r Priest," the candidate said. Mrs. Priest is leaving the office after two tenm. · -· Except for a $1 million lecture hall .now on the boards, Aldrich observes it wUI be some time before another major building is added to the UCI campus he has watch- ed being constructed stnce 1963. Completion of the administration building meam space will be freed in the library for e1paiulon. AUTHORESS EVE TITUS AND FRIENDS VISIT COAST CHILDREN She. Brought An.tole th, Mouse to Huntington Be1ch C1mpu1 Councilwoman Gabrielle Pryor said Friday she was "shocked" to hear of ' Quigley's plans to run for st.ate office. "I wonder what this will do to Irvine ," she saJd. "I do trust that Hellri: will have time to attend to the affairs of the city. He Is a very energetic fellow and I am certain he can do both things equally Adminmrative units fonnerly strewn across the campus as far as Crawford Hall will now be centered in lhe new faci lity located on Gateway Plaza near Town Center. Mouse Dr~ps' By well ." . The buildlrig was the last to be planned and approved prior to a universitywide clampdown on new construction \rhich came about as a result of new, lower projectkm for campus growth. ~uthore.ss, A natole Come to Coast - Christians Hold Own The slowdown in poptllation growth In California has meant plans for UC cam- puses have been scaled dowh. While UCI By IIlLARY KAYE Of IM o.lfr Plr.t 11-" Anatole, the charming French mouse of _ reknown who scampers lhrougb chil<\1:<11'• hooks, dropped by for a recent visit to Spring View School In Huntington Beach. " "I wrote the rtrSt Anatole tale as a might be expected to be a campus with bedtime story for my son." she revealed. BRUSSELS (UPI) -The Social 25,000 to 30,000 students someday, plan- Wben her son kept asking questiom Christian Party retained its dominant ners are less sure when "someday" will about where Daddy went evey morning, position today in national elections that be. she made up the story of Anatole, a taw the country's major political groups Once it was thought UCI would be full mouse who left bis wile and ch.lldren hold their own against region a I grown by 1985. Now the "oompletioo" every ev~lng for his job tasUng chee3e challenges. With about 90 perceflt of the date is a question mark . at a cheese factory. votes counted, computer projections gave The long range planning cutbacks and • The first Anatole book was published in the left-of-center Social Oiri.stians 71 fiscal stringenctes mean immediate , This year's expansion in bio .sd WBS credited to creation ot Jab spaces in tbe ~w engineeri0£ building. But that ~ 1s used to capacity and no other new lab buildings are being budgeted. Addition of a large lecture hall to the campus would help UCI grow In other disciplines, Aldrich said, since larger classes could be accommodated .. The 7,800 ceiling is expected to last ju.St as Jong as there lire calllpUM!S in the UC system which have more· faculty arid space than they need. UC Riverside has experienced enroll· ment declines while Irvine and San Diego eampwses have grown significantly eedl year. Aldrich b op!imislic that a1verskle'win attract. students who realize that at· tendlng the smaller campus yields tho ~~=::can~?' for the b u c k , ......_ ENOUGH SA ID BOSTON (AP) -The Boston Globe had a one-word editorial on the new fad of s treaking : "Brrrrrr!" CUERNAVACA, Mexico (UPI) - A circus elephant grabbed an American coed w.ith his trunk and tossed her 40 feet in the air. Actually, ii was authoress Eve Titus who visited the children. But where Miss Titus goes, so goes Anatole and a host of other beloved mouse characters. 1956 but Miss Titus did not visit France 9eatl in the 212-member Chamber of growth of UCI has halted. until 1968. "When you have imagination, ,_Re:..preoeo:__ts_::tl•:.."~· •:..g::a:..ln:..ol::..:fo:.:ur:....:sea::..:18:... _:__:Dr::.:.. :.:Ald::-:rl::ch::.:aa:id:.:th::is:..w:::ee::::_k.:a_:ce:::i::lin::g~of:_.'::===-==========' and a Jove of something, a, I love I France, you can wnie about a p.Jace realistically," Miss Titus explained. av1i'h91Pita1 listed Mis Barbara Gardner, 19, of Boston ~ serious conditlon with multiple fractures. . Mis Gardner approached the eloi>bm cbljned up .-the '-' "'11 of the '09orio arcus "to pet ii" wheo the beast -her ' with its trunk and -her Into the air, her' roommate, Sara More, said. She landed oo the -of an automobile. -- Miss Ti bia is proud to. tell you she ha.• a masten: degree in 11Mouseology" -an bOiiOrary -tille bestowed upoo her by a llliversity in Florida several yean bac&. >.. part of the regular library procram In the Qcean. View School Dis1rtct, Misx • 'JUus was hired u a one day coosultant ~ speodlng lime with bolh pupils . and leacbers.· ~ a aeries of morning lect11n>- demonsttatioos,' Miss Titus told the children about ber writing and bow oho created Anato&e. She also showed a car· loiln film iii Anatole, wblcb had pupils from kindergarten through eighlh grade, and even a ,.., teachers, giggling at the Jittle mouse's antics. , "When you write children's books, you have to write on their level, and still not be culaey-pootsey," explained I he -..S, ......., boob Include a serlel basecton Anatole and a Sherlock Holmes-- type series based on Basil. a litUe mouse detective •• Since 1968, Miss Titus bas traveled all ov~ the world -promoting her books, giving wrililll! worbbops, and gatheriog new background for her boob. "'I1le mice ln my life have taken me more places than people have," the autOO...S laughed. She is curreoUy worklog on her 11th book, a story called "Basil in Mexico," where the mouse detective !lolves the case of the counterfeil cheese. Misx Titus. wbo says ahe ,...Uy Isn't too food ol mice In real life, uplalned that children easily idenUfy with mice- ·•fthey're both tiny beings in a giant world. That's wby they like Ille boob "' much." • The authoress says all her boob bave background• based In reality. Her mosl valuable rtfe.reoce book? ''The Complete Book of Q)eese," Lake Forest's Carraway Will .Seek Hinshaw's Seat Carraway ran In-the lr12 primary and was deleated by !limllaw, the lormer Orange County Tu Ass 1 who went on to win the ...._..... oeat In lhO i----efepplllf .. _ Earl Camwa.Y, a Lake Forest lllOrlglp bonW, will nm In the Republican prlmlry nut June for the 4Glh Coogreulonal District aeat now held hy Rq~Aodmr !llnsbaw (R·Newport Boacb). genonl --- A form« -or the ,,_ Union Hlch Scbool llilllid, CllTI..., -Ila !or Sunldll °""11p1Danl ComplllJ He ,and bis wife, Pltrlcla, bave lhr<e d,lid;oo. I Dr. 14icbaol JWnsey, arch· blsbop of Canterbury and spiritual bead or th• Oburcll or England, will resign next • November.· Ramsey, 89, has bold hi! post lfnce 1001. • •• • • .C<omway • .i, filed nominatlon,papen .wH!I the Ononge Cowlty Reglltrar . ol Votera Friday. J'uat lhr<e dl1I belore, he was delelied In hil 1*I for a aeat on the --'Cl>llece Board of :n-ust<eo. • ' A former Tustin Jmlior lqh lcliool admlnlllrator, carrawoy 1ms uvoc1 1n ~ COUll\Y D 1-· ' • ' . . • For I heir afternoon at me race, ee;"''" l Cnlg Ashby are 5Ure winners in their ciolhes from The Red Balloon Ltd. Deirdre, sluderil al Community MeUIOdist Nursery SchOol, is wearing a FIOfence Eiseman custom-designed dress. Craio .. • student at Harbour View Scnoot. is wearing an tmpsuif. Deirdre & Craig ate the children of Mr.I Mrs. Richard Kent~ of Huntington Harbour. FMHIC»t Ilk.AHO ---~•COONT11n' °'•O:-l114J -- MJHTINGlOfrf HM1C1UR 1u-w ... 1• • ' DAJJ.Y PILOT -Japanese OUieer Gives IJp Swo~d . t ~ -·1So1'1ier .Surrenders A.ftp 29 Years in Island Jung"les . '€andidates Lose a Few BLUE MONDAYS DEPT. -All you J!a1re ID do t«lay ID -P youneU Inf<> a Ml>llday gl~ ts take • ,.,.. at -*'re all ln tor in the polltical &MIA the ri!t.rt couple of montm. 1Jt's arwe1orne. '"lllre, a couple of oar coastal cffJes stlD have dty election• c:mrin( wlllle the dlbers .,. recoverin( from Jut -·· -of the ballols. _Bui look ahead. 1binp are goq ID pt Jme 4 primary ballol ts the one. ""' lhe .............. ...... for le. One wire ........, '-' totaHnc ooe up over the -end ml n,..rod have a few candldata lor the • ch!"· 'l'blrly llne, "' be -. dmil h lmow IDw,.. alart golllnc -..... Clll a ballot ~ 111&11 -IJ but -..,. fl 'OW 11 (W)(tlckfM are ~ ......... --.· belsM tbeJ didn't pay lw &lld a"°"" dodtlcla may !Du LT. HIROO ONOOA JLEFTI SURRENDERS SAMURAI SWORD Gl-~olfthe • 'Victory or Dofeat, I Have Dono My Bost,' Said Holdout 'BEU IJll' 9'anre a.mty, ... -.... •Ocmmllng, pullldng .net ot the regtstrar'a olfice Frtdq . the filing doled. 'l1wre were a . Store Manager Pays Cash of dlaalten. . ' . -Cy..-folk:e Ciiio! r-~;""" l14t been """'""timr ~J',i; ....,. Coomty aheriff's .--. llavonl got tell at tbe pool when his filing papers failed ID arrive al the 'County Seat on ·To Free Kidriaped ·Spouse· time. DECATIJR, Ga. (AP) -The wife of a '!bat pre"y well leaves the raoe ID the K·Ma<t store ·manager i... been top ... -. Lt. Brad Golea .,, -,unbanned after her - Sheriff'• otftce.. paid atxNt $2(1,000 fnm the office aafe to Indeed, b-atlon is gotting keyed up her kidnapen.' The incident was the what loob JU.. a bot coole!t and then fourth 111nce <llristmaa ln"'1ving K·Mart II faU apart. It fell fw Ge«ge _,_,_ In three 11ai... · vonl: ... ..,... ... ,_ n...-r-1 ~1--.--.1 Patricia ~. 30, .... ~·~~ ANOD1ER CAllUALTY at !be 11arting bolDI with tape In lhe trunk of her oar ..., :t., -ooocl, ~-"' a llllely '!""1 IOUth of AUanla early :::.. 1o ~~ ( I""" SBORT. ) Badham a nm I« bis -In the H . • • • _ teiiolbif.iii Primary. . ..... ______ _. ll .iev.lopod that loo _,. GI Ibo ~ by her lmband, Wllllam. ~;;i~oo~her nomlnalinC potltion _.. 'ho of lbe previous aimllar inddeola , and Mn. 9benfood la oat of """"""' In Mldilgan, lhe third In CXJDtelt. f!Q11 t .. IA... one, a kidnaped wtte 0 1 am jtlll& alct, tick, lick, "1 lhe .•tipej, In aatber a man was arTeSted _ _ over tbe • e ker<I Now n .. ad Jn tbe 1blrd the kidnap<n escaped -job -maUmg bock -and . 1lltb 181,tltltl. -1o a11 her e Ninlt Tlllk thin,... the lalae --KEY' BISCAYNE, F1a. (AP) -Lib .,. got lbe otral&ht dope !bat Prellldmt Nixlll baa told a nali<l!wtde ~:i Glbba, lbe Hunt!~ Beodt radio 1llldltooe tho oounlry'a 200th <i _,, and lormor mayor al Soal birthday In "111'11 olf..-. a imlque ~:!i bod filed her _.1o .....,.. opportlilllf1 for "a .-licalloo ID ;i District Suporv!sar Dovld L. Amldoan . valueo, as well as a er of Gorden Grvve. -of cm atreogth and potenttal as a free people ... " . WRONG AGAIN. Mn, GMt clldn1 N'wn, Jn bit talk SUoday from 'bis ._ Lei'• faO< It, my -baa lhe bayllde home hen, oald -"will ve f4 ~ lier mind. II!:>-have 0<r share 9' dllagresDents ml did. ~la" but declared that "In And In Lquna, ~ .'l.ehool~ our laws, In our Ideals and In Ille t=~= DonlJd WoodlnJtOn · .. flq bil fedora lnta lbe ilnC lo -e Dr. Robert p-1or !be DAii. T PILOT ocboo1s J>Clll. ' DELIVERY SERVICE _,...,immediately.-Ibo 11111> ~ortGI the Loguna IC!iool bqord. 'Ibey oo'1 hired !llm six nmtbs ..,_ a..iy, lllla-baa ttarlad wltll a of -And tbe -bano1 en been coont<!d yet. iet Battle Rages t1. SAIGON (UPI) -Olmmunlsl - Soutb v--batti.d ay ~key ltiflbway ljuotltl m11e1 lfrthwest ol Sal&UI, military =-£. There also .... heavy In Mekong Delta and rar the bodian border. I .... ~lf'l!llldo!IClll'-"9 __ ..,.6:30 PA.. -... iotll CIOll¥ .. 119 llnluglf to )'Ott. e.i .. -~-i':CX)'""" Sltllldlr""' 5'.n:llV: ff \IOU do "Ill ....... ioour_ llr• ._ .... ~or• a.Ill. .. ..,,.,. am! 9fld I~ .m 119......,,. ID)llN. c.lllftl .... unlll 101-111. MDllO....~ ............. "'''-·~' ~ .HuPllli'llllon ..... ...... ali ......................... '°!"'"° characll!T of lhe American people, we bold lhe keys ID aU lhe pn>blemo Iha! OOQfront Ill." e Palt1tlngs Stolen W ASlllNGTON (AP) -Six valuable pain~, lpdudlng a aeU-por1rait by American master 'lbomas Eatim, have been stoieo fnm a coUecUon destined for lbe .-Joaepli H. llinhhom Mmeum. Abram Lerner, director of lbe ~ sdledul..t "' open h<re this fall .. port of 1be !lnithoonian Institution, WI Sunday lbe -•PllBn!lllly ...... -..... the weekend from Bhadmn'a ~ In Greeuwidl, Conn. - e Miners Working LONDON (AP) -Britain's Zll0,000 mlnen began !Ulltime worlt today aftEr a ---strike and • three-month slowdown that crippled the country's economy. The National Coal Board said U would lake another four ,...u ID return ID 100 percent !Ull productloo. It predicted production would be 50 percent of normal ·by the end of this wed<, 75 pet<>!lll by lhe end o1 nm .....ic and 90 percent p1us lhe weekend after that. e Barker l'irlllfl 0WASlllNGTON (UP[) -A former dJredor of lbe Cental lnldJi&ence Af,«1CY (CIA) says the •R"'CY fimf Watergate compirator Bernard Barker ln the mid-1960s because be was involved with "pmbling and criminal element&" and It didn't like the "art of bis jib." Fonner CIA Qlief Ridianl Helms ·made the statement in ~ testimoey to the Senate F o r e i g n Relations C«nmittee Feb. 7. The trllll9Clipl was made P1Jb!io Sunday. The hearings were on confirmation of Helms 88 ~dor "' Iran. e l'amll" Dies LEBANON, Va. (UPI) -A Trentoo, Midi. family of nve dim Sunday when their light ~ crasl>ed ml bum..t In a SOU!bweal Virginia nsidenlial ..... Alllhorilles ' ldealifi<!d the victims as JUcDard Jotme1cn. 40; bill wife, Joyce; 800 Gregory, 10, and daugbt<rS Jey, 13, and Jill, %. ! Flood Waters Hit Kansas Sno·w Pil.es Up in ·Co'lorado, Wyoming, Nebraska NAUOttM wtAIMll NIYtCI fOll(A&I .. 7.t.• ll1 .J•• .. ,. '--,......~ ~ ·"~ j -·-; ) I \ I • • s .... M-.Tlllu CGM14WM!lt ~ tekf. Light .......... ~ rllttrl ..... '""""'"' ,_. ...,..... ........,., ... 1~ kflelh lft •"-'-...., -T\llltdllY. "'-" ,_, In .. Mia. eo.t .. """*'•tw• r.,... .,_ • lo 11. ll'lltfld ._,... .. tut. ,...... ~ 4$ t. G. Wttw ~ _ ... c ... c.i WNllM!r ... -"" _, &IColld Mlfl ,, ... ,. ,. . lf:Of •·m. l ,i leCMlli ......... ,. •• 1:45 J.M. 1.1 • TVISOAY ,,,... """ ............ lilt p.m. ).~ l"W ... . .•. .. . .•. .. Jib•·"" O.) ....... ....,. .......... lf!fJ •. lft, ••• ..,,... low ............ 1:17 ''"" lJ 11111 n-J:ot •·'"· Mtt ·•in 11.m. Moon ,,"' to:• p.m. '*lift''"" I LUBAN<O !SUND, l'llllfWln<o (UPI) -The llDop<d J--. lallered cl~ .. Jll!ll\!>i from bla !!!1!11_1!!!dl' llll&ppod ID altentklil, aaluled ol>arply ml bond<!d over bla nllly Samunl nw4. commander, finally traveled to Ibo Phllipp!ne& and po.'lted • • c e a 1 e -f I t e onler1" throughout Wllnr -i..t weelr• In a _,,-.., let Oiiiilli - 1'Vletory or defeat, ( have done my bMt." U. Hiroo Onoda. a Workl War Il holdout lor nearly throe. deadel, uld as be "'""!"led from the Philippine junalea and 1w-hlidered. '!be llnggler pr<te11ted Ills sword to Maj. Gen. Jose r. Rancudo Sunday night at a Philippine Air ,Y«<e · outpoat Clll Lobang Island. He then fl<:W to ManUa and met today with President Ferdllland E. Marcos. "I'M HAPPY !w the J-people !w the """""Y of tlU brave Japanese !Oldleri'' Marool, the PbiUppfnes' most.. d-.ted World war n bero, said during hll leleY!sed meetiJli -Onoda, The pr .. ident noted the problem• ol modem life ml 'said "It's our hope that oo Yo'B" retUm to clvillz.ation you will not find It to confusing and pierilous that you would rather find yourseH back lln the joogle." . ... surrender. "I am a IOldier, .. Onoda 11kl ID eaplalning why be waited 1mlJl amday ID • surrender. "J have to foUow arden. Without an order, I ClnOOt mme out.'' _ Onoda, mustached and aoatoed ....... a Japanese military cap, a ln,)'ld ""1 shirt ml lallered blue ponla lo tbe aurrmder ceremony on 1 lftJa at the baae of Lubang Island, 75 mllea ocxib of Manila. Under the glare ~ tele"Ylaton Ooodlild>ls, he pulled l1is rusty -out ol Ila leolher scabbard .net banded the weapoo ID Raaxlo. The PllllJpplne general gave the IWOl"d back and called the boldout a "perfect eumple of a soldier." ONODA SAID be had llved for the last 30 yean on htnan.as, coconut and other native fnJlts. He ad be was lict mly twice, suUerlng fever becauae of wwklilg ... bani. What about the fut&re! "I have bid no time ID lhlnlt II °""' y<t," be l8ld. UPI T- ENDS LONG SI EGE Lt. Hlroo Onoclo • " Onoda. who surrendered on his 52nd birthday, wu the second Japa(leSe World War II straggler to be found a1ive in the Pacific. Sil Sholdl1 Y okoi w a s disoover<!d In January, 1'12, In the jungles .,, Guam. . 1be five-foot, three-Jnch officer said he had stayed In Ibo jungle because of orders from bis fonner commander, Maj. Yoablml TaliJeuchl, ID refuse ID surrender even if the Japanese army were dealroyi!d. Nixon Taxes Get ONODA CAME ID lhe attention of Pbillppioe authoriUes In October, 1'12, Criminal Probe? when he ml another Japanese holdout . clashed with a flvHTUIJI police patrol. His companion, Pfc. Kimi! !chi Kozub was klll<!d In the flghllng, but in<Olne tu return ii the IObject of a Onoda 'escaped and elllled aulboriUes criminal fraud lnveatlpllm by !be ~ ... .....,., ftw>mootb oeordt; ··fnlemal RoYelae Serriee.. • • • Tamgucbi, 63, the holdout's former • Quoting mnamect .,U,.., t b e • mapme said lllat "lo receat-. lhe Art Teacher Seeking Nudes GATF.'>HEAD, England (UPI) - "Arti.stl are not be.re for the Jeer," said lecturer Chrla Baoon when be appeoled for unemployed girts ID -In the nude for art studenla at Gateabead Tedlnlcal College. Baoon, who nms lbe art life clua, ... hod difficulty In gelling models and be lbougl!t lhe 1%.30 an bow' poll! ID -would be melul for girls out ol work. .. I can l95Ul'e anybody who Is ln-.d !hat Ibey ]lave nolbing ID fear. Artists are aeriOUfl mlDded people," be sald. IRS apedal lntelllgeaoe a.-,. who only do criminal IDvestlgatlonl, b a v e ln!A!T'Vlew<!d F.dward I. Morpa. a _. time Wblte House aide; Arthur Bledt, Mr. Nixon's penooal •ccount•nt, and Franlt DeMan:o, the Pr<sldmt'a former tax layer." "'l'llE KEY queallon la whether a fraudulent deed "' Mr. Nbm'• vice presidential popers .... drawn op In the spring of wro ID make It appear be bad actually given Ille popers to the arddves ... you ---. concreakmal leglslallm -deductionl tor aucb git&," Newsweek.aid. 'lbe President d1!med a •11.000 deduction fw ~"" -"'lhe nalkml an::blves. '!be mop1iMo said ~ baa testilled "be had • """' deed typed up and had M«pn lipl It oa the Pnloldall'• bebaif 1n April rm, but be im!sla that Ille new .....ion wao ooly a Streakers Visit Sport,s Activities on Weekend By Uall<!d !'mis Inteniatlonal streakers d~layed more individuality Sunday, making up In imaginalion whal they lacked In numbers. Sporting events were the popular showcases for the nude runner.i. The most spectacular appearance was by a 5--foot..t bnmette wearing oaly shin- high boOts at the Atco, N.J., dragway. She jumped a fence onto lhe rack, ran f4 the starting line about iiO yards and ""11<"'1 ID the timing tower . .lben she dashed to a waiting car which sped away. A MALE STREAKER, wearing only shoes, ran oato tbe track just after the end of the 1170,000 feature race at the Santa Anita horse racing track in Arcadia. and sprinted ~ 25 yards down the turl ID the roar of 52, 797 spectators. He jumped a fence. was wrapped in a blanket by bis frieoda and "shapely with long blonde hair," escaped. Saturday's streaking ..... bigbllghted by the "2~ eeoondl" appearance ol. a nude man at the taping ol 1be teJevis1on game show Pusword in Los Angeles, a beanl<!d Turi< who -f'rom -end of a New York-to-London airliner on a bet, and a man, wearing a red bat and a mask, who -tlrougb !be Lyndon B. J-llbraJy ill Austin, Tei., while Ladybird Jom... W8ll ~ • joumaliml •wm:<i 14 Walter Crooldte. AN ESTIMATED 250 ID 300 nude Blude<M -ad oc:r... Ibo UnMnfty of -Flc!rida campus In 'l'l!nPo Sunday nlghl m wllat ..,. -said may be the lallt ''areak" at the ICbooL Pat Nixon Flies d~ "':.,,, 111e..:::;---To iVenezuela and ski masks, staged an impn>mplll' race before a shocked crowd at the Portland (Ore.) Meadows horse racing track. The two men raced through mud For Ceremonies In a chilly drizzle and sloabed acorss the • KEY DISC.I. YNE (AP) -N N-' ftni>ll line before e-through the returns "' ear.cu, v.._1a, _, ... exit. . • good will mlsslon to a country where A naked man wearqi: combat boots she and President Nixon were 1p1t upon ml gM mask. troll& b Y National and threatened by Ol1IJlY mobo 1' years Guardsmen havq lmdl In 36-degree ago. weather at . the NaUooal . G u a rd There will be lJiht aecurU:y far tho Headquarters m Kalamazoo, Mich. First Lady's tbre&day stay tn carac.., A man dl'OS!ell only In aboes add socb but a friendly we1oome ts anlldjlalod and , an Annr cap aa.bed doo!n the And Mrs. NllOO has DO !eon aboui . corTidors of O Hare l n tern a t t on a l returning acxording to her Jft:ll Airport, lbe world's busiest, In Cllicago """"wY Helen Smith. SUnday and disappeared into a locker ' room. About iiO passengers walling In the THE 1'lllSI' Lody heoda a U.S. terminal booed tbe lauahlni police!Ml delegation "' y-,.. t b. who chased the streaker. lnaugurallm of !is new prealden4 Clrtoo • Andres Perea, who woo a tandsllde ABOUT %5 ltOOents, including three elecdoo victory~. coeds, at UCLA ran naked betwOdl A preskkaliol jet w1D pldt ""-Nl:&oo dormitories for four h«n early Sunday, up In Florida, wh<re Ille reluod over lhe celebnting UCLA's basketbaU victory weekend. Nilon wu lo be"' band ID ... °""" Soud>ern Califomla Saturday nilhl· ber off al noon Pl1I' from -ead Air SCreaklng alao took on an lntemali<inal Force Bose !here. OaV<ll' Sunday. Aller Venezuela, 1be wlD Qy f4 Brull nu.. nati..i yoimg """' WMrlng for lbe Inauguration Friday of Ila -booti, raced throoCb tile middle of • preaiden4 retired AnnJ Gen, -womea'a liberation demollltrltlon ln Geisel. Loadon'I lfyde Parlt. 'l1iey ...... dlorg<d Preeident Nbm said be --.. wltll ~ pul>lle deomcy. bis wife f4 the ~ u evtdonce Slnplrl ran llrauch aoodl of of bis "coollnued lntenlt ln Jll'CllllOlloc dturdi,.... In Bel!ut, Nortbem Jroland. c1-and _..u .... -,ith Ille and pollcemen and ooldlm eaplurtd five natioiw GI Lllln Anwlea and Ibo nude men. Two women ttttaen, one Ca.rtbben. '' \I I • - copy of an orgtnaI be drew up tbe you before." The 1968 dociunent bas DOI been produced, bonver, Newsweelr l8ld. . ,-.:_ . , . . ' IRS . SPQKESMEN have. refuoed to cmnnent Oil lhe Inquiry aod Ille White House says it bas, not been notifled of a criminal inveatigallm of lhe President, Ille magazine aaicl'. Presidenllal Press Se<retary Ronald I. ZleglfS' is quoled saying the problem ''goes ID the preparation of the documents, oot f4 any aetioo of the President." Children Sought In Chicago Smut Photo ~Roundup ClllCAGO (UPI) -Clllcqo pollce said today they would 'tiegin eanvaaalng dly and suburban sdloOts ID locate """" 100 chiidnn pidunid In 500,000 pornograpblc p~ confiscated last week. Robert Boyer, 49, was l!Telted Thursday when police-dlsc:overod lhe pbotographo In bis home on d photography studio near "'burl>an M<Ull Prospect. He was cbarpd w I t h oboeenity, indecent solidlatlon of. dllld and failure ID obtain a dty iic:Onae. Aulhoiitles WI 'they aiso CClllfiseated fr!lol Boyer's studio a tOrlure rack, a model electric cbair, a five-fool aquare cage ml clunjeon.type cell The -depicted In t be . photographs .that. were allegedly distributed from Maine ID California ranged In .,. from "less than five, with a few in each categ0ry up to 11 er ao," said policeman Dennis ~. Jack Klesert, 47t d suburban, Wheeling, was arrested last Wedneoday in connect.ion with the operation when police found pornographic photographs In his home. He was charged with obscenity, coolributing ID lbe delinquency of a minor and keeping a house of prostitution. Pulice said Kl°""' attec<dly suppli<!d Boy.,. with ..-1s. · Authorities said the dilldren depleted in lbe pbotograpbe were being sooght In an effort to have their parents slgJ1 complaints against Boyer ml Klesert. . . ...... I!. ... _ Blabop John I. Morkonty of. the Gafvaton·HOWl!on Roman C1thollc dl...., has been blinded In ooe eye by gunmen no broke lnlo his home Ftl- d1y nWll Tiley beat him ind took lils wallel His left • .,. ball w.. ruptured, probably by the ba1ftl o{ I pistol . " l ' GI The eandi ''Thi I coul She . , -• ··--. Oran.._~-..t . ·9-:--' EDITION TotJay's Final · N.)". Stoeks -- VOL 67, NO. 70, 2 ~ECTIONS. 24'.PAGEs ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . ---MONDAY, MARCH II, 1974 TEN CENTS ~Newport's _: (:ouncil Faces Heated Debate ' , ·~ ' • de! liar," )olrs. 'Hopper said. She polnt<d to • tramcript of lbe -ting which vertllts ber c:laJm. Ape aould DOI be roached !or COlitiMUl ~ o;. .... _ bid onler..t lbe lnnOcilpt of lbe Feb.• pdlllc bearing on lbe city's traffic plao wjlen. tbey lw1l<CI lbe pty clerk bad lallel to order a public nollce publilhed.· Cooncllmm said Ibey would em.r lbe tramcript Into tbe .-.d of toolibt ., 7:30 meeting in hopes of cutting down the time of the hearing. But growing conctm over the trarnc consultant's recommendation to ban on- street parking lD Corona del Mar may p<eclude aoy bope cl an abbr<vlaled bearing, ' ' Mn. llcwer sald ahe ls eocooraglng all Corona del Mar buaine!smen to attend the bearing. "I doo1 think people real~ what 15 happening," she sakl. "l know l'm gQlng C.riticism Forced? . ' . FBI Feels Miss Hearst Had Orders . pUUEl1N • BEllUl,EJ" (AP) -'l1le -ol the fooCI give.way Jemanded .,,. Pllricll ,lkanl'• ...... said~ die ..-:_;ram_ . wDI be ,&empo~)' 1a1puded aaUI It ~ ' '• ·.. ': . Gibbs, Sh~rwood le11t Friday to mlle ....... demaaded by die klhopen. • BERKELEY (AP)·-'l1le FBI ·aold today ,Jt appeared. Patricia Hearst waa , Two Coast CandiJares Drop.p.ed From Ballnts By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of .. Dtlllr "" Si.ff The last·minute rush to beat the candidate liiinc deadnne 1ut ~Y. ~uctd more than its W.. coolulkln lilll onJY a r... big wrprboel. ~ forced to make lle8ring JCCUJatioos against her parents aod the FBI In lbe ,. · .l~test COl]UJl~ue.·froa},~.:JM!r .: ~· •• : " lddnapen. - ·0w1es "Bates, agent In charge of the case, was a,,ked if be thought Miss . Hearst spoke for herself w··e:i: ahe said that the FBI wants her dead llld tbal her parents art not doing enough to win bet freedom. "I don't know, but I think It's a logical assumption that siooe she is being held by these people, she's saying whal they tell her to aay," Batel said. "My of the statements made on the tape is not png to cha.Dge the way the FBI ~ making· its investigation," be added, _ 1be Symbionese UberaHon Army said tbe FBI waa trying to get Miss Hearst killed to discredil ?e\'OIUtionary groups ~...f.4\t~l'l:.:1n tbe J1811. We'.?< ~-action which R.Pu, Swl.,a, Run to pack my car fu11 of people." Afrs. Hopper disck:l6ed that she's expecting to f1lke the bnmt o ( haramnen tfrom by P8!S opponent.!. She .!aid she received te:epbOOe calb.all night long !or '"'~ nights following' her appear~· al the Feb. 2:8 beating. She said the business commwlity could not s\U"Vive a parklng ban, however. "It'd kill us dead," she said. She abo suggested that while any bypass would be better thao a parking • ban, she thinks perhaps 0 an extension of San Joaquin Hills Road would do better than lhe proposed bypau beside Fifth · Avenue. · The consultant who wrote the traffic study, the Alan M. Voorhees Company,• . recommended FifUl Avenue ~,.the former freeway rigbt-ol,way -as the best lechn.ical soluti>n. But he recommended a parking ban. instead, saying that the public wooldn·t .!upport a IS.. DEBATE, Page %1 • ' "' Two prospective candidale1 frqm tbe-Orange Coast-ooe willing and tbe olber not so willing -failed to win apots on the June pclmary ballot. Another Orange Coast resident - Irvine Councilmao Henry Quigley -did get a ballot spot alter making a last- minute decision to oppose long-time Democratic political boos J.,... Unruh for Ille office or slate a.surer. (Relalad ""*'·Page 3.). :"i::J.C-··~u:e-'... n.a..\11 continue td do, ti Batef·.... -He alao denied an SLA charge that lbe FBI ts lftaldng Into bouses acroos lbe country u a part of the investigation. Fifty.seven candidates for summer jobs as Newport Beac;h lifeguards jockey for position in grueting test of stamina. Jn this test Saturday, candidates had to run 400 yards, swi m 400 yards and then run another 400 yards. Fitty.three finished . \Vin· nl ng time was six minutes, 29 seconds. Candidates also underwent 1,()()(}meter swim test.} first aid test and interviews. Only a few will be hired. One of the two ~ve candidates who will not appear on °tbe candidate, ts Newport Beach's Evelyn Sherwood w!>O Dled ber papen to run agalml Asoembl)'l!1811 •Robert Bad ham (R- Newport_ Beach), In the 74th districl .. Mrs. :snerwooa, a jouma:list who lives 'at 2011 Kiqg •Road, completed all the necessary f0nns but officials said only 3S of her election petiUon signatures are · valid. She needed 40 to be a candidate. Mrs. Sherwood's withdrawal gives Badbam a rr.. ride through the'prlmary since no other Republicans filed for the office. His lone foe in Novem6er will be SueAnne C. Lewi.! of Sao Juan Capistrano. Capistrano. Mrs. Sherwood said today she is terribly disappointed. 1'This is lhe year of the W<1man. I think I could have won," she said. She then asked voters to return the :::,-.:;; NOT 'H1iR YEAR"-' -. ~~ndidot. ShorwOod RePublicao · cMdidale (Badham) -to offioe. ' Despite earller i<pOCts, Hwillnglon • ...:(IOO'll'ILING, Pqe I) --. * * * -* * * "lbe FBI has not busted in any houses. We do not bust in wltllQ..ut warrants and we have no warrants Jn""'tiUs case," be said. . Bates denied that the FBI tried to lnlen:ept aod su-a tape recording made by lbe kidnapera, He sald the tape appmntly had been lound In a restaurant rest room. In a brief taped statement made public Sunday night, the Symbkinese Liberation ,Army claimed it foiled an alleged plot by tho.FBI to lqtlelch a communique sent oilt Saturday after a alleoce of 17 days, 1be statement was added to the end of a copy of Saturday's tape in which Miss Hean! aC<USed lbe FBI of wanting lo kill her. In Sunday's statement, an tmidentified woman said the SLA 11ent recorded mess.ages the day before to radio statioos KDIA In Oakland aod KSAN In San Francisco. KSAN released il5 !ape, but KDIA sald it did not receive one. Bates said today ll appeared that the tape -lned for KDIA had been dlsoo"'ed by the night porter at the restaurant where the radio station was (See HEARST, Page!) Vesco Tipped in Advance On C?nspiracy Indictment NEW YORK (AP ) AP ) -Financier Robert Vesoo was tipped in advance h.Y an unidentified federal informant that a criminal conspiracy indictment 'llo'as in the works involving himself, forme r Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell aOO ex.commerce Elementary Kids Stage Concert At Coast School Secretary Alaurice H. Stans, government "''ilness Han)r Sears testified today. Sears said he was swnmooed to Vesa>"s home Dec. 7, 1972, several days after the Securities and Exchange Commission filed a massive fraud suit against the International financier. The witness said the only other person present was Donald Nixo:. J~ .. of New· pert Beach, a nephew of the f>rr · · '.ent and a Vesco aide. (Related story, Page 2.) "'Worst Exp~~i;~nce of Life' . . . Two ~ musicia.m from Costa Mesa and Newp'.lrt Beach elementary JCbools will stage an evening concert ~ Tuesday.·The public is invited. Prime attraction will be the 71)..piece Newport-Mesa Elementary llooor Band, which will include on its program an llrTangement of Chopin No c t u r n e s. Jamaican Festival, and Hand e I 's Sarabende and March . "Mr. Vesco told me he had information that led him to be certain the SEC staff jumped Into the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York, and that In addition to the SEC suit, there was going to be a criminal actk>n that wal): gotng to be pushed at the same time," Sears said. uHe was convinced he was going to be 100 percent committed to the civil suit, that be would meet uM! criminal action when the time came, ' . lf_untington~s Norma G_ibbs Tells of 'Candidacy' · _,,.._ .... nLLS NOIKANDIDACY _"'....,.•°'* • ' ' . ~ > • By TERRY COVILLE Of .. Dlllr PNlllfltafl Huntington B e a ch Councilwoman Nonna Gibbs-doesn't wa t SUpervisor David Baker's Job and lht Calls her near entry~in the race "the worst experience ,.. I've ever bad bt'mY life!' Nominatioa papers were taken out Friday !or ber by Dr. Gene Alberton, a LatJllna Beocll -. described aa I ~ of ......... llobert ·Battin, ...-_.,. .. , w Md fl <>ranee Coanty polltlClll ...... Dr: ~ ':ella. Mrl. Glbllo ,Aid today time papen were -GUI by -aplnlt ber wUl and """ ber pr-. lie paid the ftlOllUngfee,•atd. , · At. It tuall!d aat • ..,,..y, A~'I -..,,.. ii.-, IO':lllo the papora al Ille ._i,. -'I o11oo r.Jled, He m-ll'ltclq'1 I p,m. 1411M by about !S-Mrl.-GMo ..... ~Jn the ..... )l WU· er-.b' npoMI Saturday thiit tbe papen !lad -.ftlod. ' . ·-DOl-lobelntherac< olllclail1. ~ .. __ w.,., Todq .... IOld the talo of political =-tllll put her --In lbe a a p I 'h! -~ to -SUpentaor.-. Siio -A!lllrtm,• -tlloa&b he ~"t Dft Ila Mrt dlttrlct,. • telephooed her eeveral tlme.5 over the past week, begging ber io enter the race against Baker. "I never met the man before," she said 1 today. "But be called 1eVeral times and told me this is the year for a woman to . win. I said -1 wasn't lnt!rested. He insisted." Mn. Gibbs, a psychology professor at • Col Stale, Loog Beacb, sald she let the · man talk, -lhlnklna nothing would come of IL ''On Friday, be arrived at my door, I wu bUlntl bauU bread. He· bad the .....,.. llld aNed wbere we could get lll aJgnaturel, ti Mn, Glbbo, who II ~ ,....loctlon to tbe -tlngton -City Council, called her campaign manager Allll Ktmedy t.o come over. Alhertoo imislad .. getting llenatllntl, ibe Aid, IO ~ -lftm to I neorby aipermarllet, thlnldng It woold be loo late to do all)'thlnr. Kermed1 ldt but Athmon 1t!lui1ocl with the-"lle UUd me 111 bad done &11 wort .., "'1 ...,,.... .......... I IOlll ~ ..... 1 bad -Jiil' -Ho ... --......... let'• .... the ~. Tben -·1 &llytblnc II da boil (iloeQ-. Popi) Also performing will be 130 other students from the Newport-Mesa Unified School District'• instrumental music program. The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Ensign Middle School. 2IXKI Cliff Drive. Newport Beach. Additional coocert.s will be held Wednesday at Corona de! Mar High School and March 18 at Costa Mesa High Scb!><>l· 'CHEERFUL' AD SOLD DINING SET Part of the cheerfUl message from the happy Dally Pilot advertiser were the words ". • , well worth the price of the ad." Thal'• what 1r.1 all about when a reader places an 1d like this: CHERRY dining room sef, Round table with 2 leaves, 4 chain, (Phooe No.) 1bls one sold the dining room set qulck\Y. Mlll)I or the Dally Pilot'• bani- ~ clodied ada do. Try ooe ,_il Dial the diroct line to have an idvi. -,.., -· . \ "I said, 'Bob, What makes yoo 110 • sure?' He said, 'Listen, to this.• He turned on a tape ... be a.akl this •as a tape of a telephone conversation he bad with a guy who was connected with the SEC or the FBI, l don't ' "IW which. He said be was sure this was a reliable source." On the basis ot the testi mony, the defense moved for mistrial, but U}e motion was denied. Sears earlier refused to testify that he asked Mitchell to stop a subpoena. which would.have required Vesco lo reveal hb secret $200,000 contribution to President ·Nixon's re-election campaign. Sears did say lhat two months after lhe election, Vesco, apparently angry that he had been W18ble to slop a lralld lnvestigalloo against blm , said that he hoped tbe oonlrlbution wbuldn'l become public. Sears, one of VeX:o's lawyen and head of Niaoa 'i New .':?rsey campaign, ap- pea.red f~ a ntlh da~ore the jury trying Mi\cheli and Oomm""e Secretary Maurice H Stans. 1be two former Cabinet offieen are ae<:USed of Im ped ing the I r a u d lnvestlgalkla of Vesco in return for his caab roqlrlbullon anegedly mad• three days arter the effective date of a new law requiring tbal such • OOlllribulloill be reported. Mitchell aod Stans wcro charged. with ClllllJ>lracy, obstructloo of justice and perjury. Today stai1al lbe ~ W.,X of "8Umooy. ' Sadat Calls Ara·b Oil Ministers For Embargo Meet CAIRO (UPI ) -Egypli:::-P=idenl Anwar Sadat called Arab oil ministers , together today in a move to Iron out differences leading to a delay In !ormat talks on lifting the potroleum embargo against the United Slates. Nine Arab' oil states agreed lo meet in Tripoli, Libya Wednesday to discuss the boycott after plans for full-scale talks in Cairo broke down Sunday when three nations failed to send representatives . Egyptian government officials .!aid Sadat met the oil ministers at the .western desert resort where he is on· a working vacation. No details of the meeting were released. · S3dat was pressing the Egyptian and Saudi Arabian line in favor of relaxing the oil embargo as the ministers p~pared to leave for a fulJ,lcale Conference in the Llbyan capi tal. , The meeting· with Sadat today was attended by ministers (tom six Arab oil· producing nations and by envoys front the other three nations to be represented in Tripoli. Egypt, anxious to repay the United (See SADAT, Page 1 " Orange Weather Coast Variable cloudiness through Tues. day i.! Whal the weather service predicts, with, liUle temperature change. Highs Tuesday 55 al the beachs rising lo 65 inland Lows 3>-43. INSIDE TODA\' S&rea.Mrs 1hot0td up for sport. tng events all over the co1mtrv thia weekend, titillating crowdt ! along the 10011. Stt 1tor11 Oil Page 4. ~ · ~' " n I ,.~ " " ' • •• l~ll " " ~ .... ,..,ltllll ...... 4 Of"-C-IY r ,,,,,,i. ....-i.r ,. 1Wll -.11 Staci MiWtllltf -.u ·-. -.. w-. .__..""" IMI ...,..._ 4 I • ~: I DAILY PILOT • . • c .. e liA:'s Busch· Asks ~~ -. . I to-Gha~ges '-. l'rolK Page I SADAT ... ,. \ --Tbeae th.,,. Newport Beach police oUiceni an ,...;. '"·ing new bari and stripes today .following their pro- . motion by Chief B. J amO! Glavas. Don ld Picker • 7•!t), a 14.year_veteran of the Newport department'. • . ' ~ . .. """" . ' ' . -. ,,, I ' " hU moved up from sergeant to lieutenant. l{e Is l' new patrol division watch commander. New sergel.nta are George CoelhO (center) and Thomas 1 Shearn.. Both are now patrol division supei'visors . ·:~4idacy of w oodin~on . Neivport Coun cil 1 1 Asked to Study ,, ·~ . . Assailed by Dr. Peterson • ' • , . .. 'Sata1i' s For e es' \, " ' Newport Beach councilmen will be asked tonight • .to deal with widely sold anti-Christian boots ~ magazines that a Ne'ilr'pOl"t~tesa high school teacher claims are ruinous to the minds ol youth. "1'be materifl is more dangerous than JXl'1l!'lll'apl\y~gao•:-JlrisJ<!)_,. E • . RelnerlSon,. ,. substitute lndustrfat' ails teacher who lives in Cbsta Mesa .. Reioertson enclosed excerpts Jrom the "National Lampoo:n." which Portray, in comic-book rashiOn, a "Son O'God" character '!ho "battles his old arch enemy, Anti-Olrisl " The magazine Is also . filled with irreverent advertisements, Reinertson sa,ys, including things like a "Halo Frilbie." ID his request to go before couocllmen, Reinertson aaid, "If you understand aey:tlting at all aboot Bible prophecy, you can see how this material is preparing our youth. to aceept this . false religion, 'Pt <!ce' at_ any price, at¥l the decclving force& of Satan." ·· Rein~ said magazines like this are available to anyone, Including yooth, at most liquor s_toreS ih Newpo~ Beach. City Manager Robert L. Wynn said he has not made a recommendation to councilmen Po what action to take but he acknowledged .. that he has seen the magazines in l}9.uor !ilOres._ I • I ,~ . I . • VOL • . OV ho Su s , . 0 da in "' ' • • • • • . ~-- Y,OL 67, NO. 70, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORAN6E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Today's Final MONDAY, MARCH II, 1974 c TEN CENTS TwO Or3Ilge CO~st Candidates Left at Post By W1LUAM llCllRElllEI\ CH .. Dlltr ...... ''-" The lasl-mlnute niih to bea~ tbe candidat< filiJ\g -last Friday prodUC<d more than 'lb sharo ol tonfusion but only a few big IW'priaea. · · Two prospective candidates from the Orange Com-one willing and tbe Dlher not so willing -fail<d to win opoll .. lhe June primary ballot. Another Orange coast "5ldent - Irvine C.wicUman Henry Qutgley -did getc a-liiillol..apot alter-mUilll a las~ tniaut< decision to ._ loog-Ume Democntlc politicol boa Jw Unruh loc'tbe"afflce o1-. ........... !Relfled lt«y, Pqe S.) : One ol lbe two prospective candldat<a who will not ._ on lbe candldal< Is NiWport Bw:b'a "Evelyn-~ who filed -her JllPota to ,,., ~ A_,,blymon lloborl-Bad b a m (R- Newport ~). iiJ tl\e 74th diltricl Mrs. Sherwood, •· joumalbt who lives at JOll 'King. -· completed ail the necmuy fonna but officials said only 3$ ol ber electiaft petition signatures are valid. 9be nee\ted 40 to be a candidate. Mn. --·· withdrawal &Ives Badbam • Int ride lhn>ugb tbe primary , Since DO otJ>er Jlepubllcana Died for the office, Hls"kme roe In N4'fember will be &ieAltle c. 1ew1a of s.n Jlllin cap1strano. cap1a1raao. J\lrl. ~ said today she ' is terribly dlsappoini.d. • "This Is the year of lbe woman. I think I could have won ," she said. She then uked voters to rttum the Republican caodldate (Badbam I to ofOoe. Despite earlier reports, Huntington Beacb COW!dlwoman Norma Glbbl Isn't ·• c.andklate to oppose Second District Supervbor David Baker. She came up short on Signatures and anived too late to file papers apparently taken out without her COll!ent. Another big surprise came when former Cypress polil'e chief George Savord, an announced candidate for <ounty sheriff, failed to me his papers by the 5 p.m. deadline. Savord told newsmen somebody on hJs campaign staff failed to show up on time with his papers and be had no cholce but to withdraw from the nee. He refused to say' i! the move was accidental or (See FUJNG, Page II Cr,iticism Forced? ,. iland Plaus dn ~ 'J'hird Marine Aircral't Wing Band from El Toro plays on lawn. of old r Or.inge County ·CourthoU!e iq honor of the county's 85th bfrlhday today. Later, retired Superior Court Judge Franklin West presided .: over observance inSide the courthouse at which' historians recalled how the county was named and the life ind t.i(Des-oL tbe county's first Superior Court Judge, J. W. Towner. : ' Santa -Ana Tee11 Facin~ f elony Manslaughter Rap ,. ~ Criailnal charges were belng prepared today against a santa Ana yout)i whose 6er crasf\ed beadon into another Friday tight in Costa Mesa, killing a woman and jiijuring three other victims. ;. David F. Flournoy, .JI, of 1~14 Ricblnnd 'f.ve., is tree today on $2,500 bail. He wu 8rrest.ed ' on suspicion ol re Ion y dianslaugbter as a result of. the accident blamed on bis alleged drag racing. A sec:ood motorist, 16, and two of his :passengers also were arrested following the accident on the Bristo~ Street or .. 1e C.ut • Weadler Variable !loacllnea throucb Tue.- day is -the WNtJM\r -prodidl, with little temperature change. 1111b1 'l'tH!9day" SS at' the -rlalng to 65 Inland. Lo... 35-41. INSIDE TOOi\ Y Streakers 1ho~ up /or rport-. ing event. aJl <We1' .tM countrv rhiJ 1D1!ekeTtd, titillating crowds along the wau. See 1torJ on Pag• 4. \ .. ~ ' lt·:H .. .. • • .. , .. 11 .. .. -M --. ~~ , .. --" ....... , ... ,, . , ........... "'" T-I -... ·-. .......... 1 .. 11 --. overpiss above the San Diego Freeway. .They were charged with aiding and abetting a speed cont<sC and lack of parental oootrol for their alleged roles In lbe fatal craob.. • Jtann Hunt,%'/, of !SU SUllll.....-Ave., WU -dead OD an'ival at Mt.rCJ General Haopltal ·Jn Santa Ana following the -. A passenger in the car, Dana Vanella1 11, of 1511 C«iander Drive, Costa Mesa, is list4':\ in satisfactory condition in the pediatrics ward, where she is being ·treated for a fractured leg. A leOOOILdllld, Joyce Laudadio, 11, of ~ 17824JA~a Ave., Fountain Valley, bas heel>-~ following treatment for Injuries Mta1ned in the l:tWlt car. ll<oflO lfwt4 21, waa treated at the same hollPita~ ·and released after suflerillC bead ·Ja«l'llliona In the high- .speed -.t when bis car waa bit by .. alrt>onie -• "J 18W a wihide In mid:efi' bl the -al tlli>Pk!c -... Huot told Police Ol!lcer ~ Yablcl: lollowln& &be mltipm Hunt said lollowln& the l_.t that be could DOI get out of the car mtll be crawled duvuP the -and W<llt around to tr)' to help hia <lying w~e. Jocytyn M. Gray,.17, another motorist, told police Jhe saw a speeding car jump th< center diYlder and ll!l8lh a l1l!Jt, then there wu a crub and her car waa abow.C With glus.. . She aald ,,,. .... too ecared to .... glance bock and drove dlrectly borne to get her -and sister before-. to the-. P'tmorat ...-for Mn. -t are adleduled W........, 111 t• UL In Smith end Tulltlll -,i, -AM, wltb I.,.._ In Wlow at P'airtlaftll M1 Ill Pwt. • • • FBI Feels Miss Hearst Had Orders .. Candidacy of Woodington Assailed by Dr. Peterson By JACK·CHAPPELL Of .. Ollll' ,.., It.ft Dr. Robert Petel"90ll. county superlnl<adenl of ~Is,. today lbarply criticized . the candidacy of Laguna Scboolo. &!pt. Dr. Dooald D. Woodington ........... :"Ct:" !' <!Ml. lbe ~re: "'!.:.!e_,_t election will 'bf···~r.i.r-and Wondlngleo e Uie only candidat<a. Petenoa said lie felt that Woodlnglon's decision to run for· the county position after so short a Ume in Lagw11. Beach district would be a major campaign Wue. "This will cast a tremendous question mark over bis loyalty to Laguna and bis loyalty to bia four-year contract. "U we e1pect teadiers . to abide by their contracts then surely administra- tors ought to set proper examples," . Petenoo said. He !IOid he "regretted" that Woodington had cbooen to nm. He said he had met the Laguna educator at s e v e r a I occasklm. bat did not know him wen, and did not lmow of Woodlngton's philosophi- cal st.ance. Peterson aakt be stood for "basic educatioo and efficient frugality." P~'s agency bas been criticized by l\lr"O Orange c.ounty Grand Juries for not having enough responsibilities to justify its existence aa a separate entity. Woodington came to Laguna Beach six months ago following the dismissals of Supt. William Ullom and Charles Hess, assistant superintendent for business by a three member bloc of Laguna school district t r u s t e e s over ''philosophjcal difference!." 'Ille prellellt achoo) boanl b a s eq>reued its dlsappobltmeot o v e r Woodington'• candidacy. If elected, be wouJ4 tUe ol!ice Jan. I, l!l'r.. - . Woj,dingtoo, formerly commissioner of education In Colorado, said he de<ided to ..u. the OOWlly ~tioo after being coatacted by superinl<ndeob from tbroqhout the county. . "I think our main issue in this is that ~Ir. Peterson's tight ytars in the office is long enough for ~ anyone," Woodington said. CRITICIZES OPPONENT Superintendent Pttenon 'CHEERFUL' AD SOLD DINING SET Part of the chcl!rful message from the happy Daily Pilot advertiser were the words " .• , well worth the price or the ad." That's what it's all about when a reader pblces an ad like this: CHERRY dining room set, Round table with Z leaves, 4 chain, (Phone No.) Tbls one sold the dining room set quickly. Many of the Daily ,Pilot's hard- working classified ads do. Try one yourself. Dial the direct line to have an advisor help you: 642-5678. Sadat Calls Arab • rorced to make searing accusal.ions against her parents and the FBI ln the latest corrimun1que rrom her terrorist NOT HER YEAR Non-c:1n~id1te SMrwood • · -· -· CJff .... ,.,.. ·~=:·Bates, 8gc1ii'iii char~e cof . ~ -J case, was asked if he thought Miss 11earst spoke for herself w"e:t she said Councilwoman Tells Ordeal that the FBI wants her dead and that her parents are not doing enough to win her freedom . "I don 't know, but I think It's a logical assumption that since she Is being held by these people, she's saying what they tell her to say," Bates said. "Any ·of the statements made on the tape Is not going to change the way the FBI is malting its investiga~,'' he added. The Symbi<>Oe!e Liberation Anny said the FBI was trying to get ~1W Hearst killed to discredit revolutionary groups and rally support for the government. "We're going along as we have been In tho..past. We're taking no actloa wblcb would jeopardize Patty's life. That's what we've done and what ·v.·e will continue to do," Bates said. He also denied an SLA charge that the FBI is bre.ikirig into houses across the country as a part of the investlgaUon. "Tbe FBl has not busted in any houses. \Ve do not bust in without warrants and "-'C have no warrants in this case," he said. Bates denied that the FBI tried to intercept and suppress a tape recordlng (See HEARST, Page I) Did Devil Mahe Streakers Fwslt, 'Exorcist' Line? A pair of ~futt and Jeff streakers face charges in Costa ~fesa today, after getting their exercise by zooming naked past a crowd of thealer·goers waiting to see the film "The Exorcist." David W. Marth , 18, of 3197 Cape Verde Place, and a 14-year-old neighbor were booked on charges of outraging public decency Saturday nlght. Investigators elaiml'd Marth, who ls six feet , one inch tall and weighs more than 200 pounds, and his five foot, three- inch, 125 pound pal ""n. among six streakers. Patrolman Ed Zoorski, "ilo was on duty outside lhe Edwanh Cinema Theater, 1500 Adams Ave., said he collared the pair as they hied to clamber into a getaway van. He said be took actlon after a woman with two small children complained about the parade of naked male flesh streaking past the line waiting to see the movie about deviltry. Meeting On Candidacv By TERRY COVIJLE Of ""' Dlll'I' ,1 .. 1 Steff • Huntington 8 e a c h Councilwoman Nonna Gibbs doesn 't w, t Supervi.90r David Baker's job and she calls her near entry in the race "the worst experience I've ever had In my life." Nomination papers Were taken out Friday for her by Dr. Gene Atherton, a Laguna Beach resident, described as a supporter of Supervisor Robert Battin. and sonletimes-cohort of Orange County political figure Dr. Louis Cella . Mrs. Gibbs said today those papers were taken out by Atherton against her will and over her protest. llc paid the $490 filing fee , she said. As it turned out anyway, Attrcrton's dash across the county to file the papers at· the county clerk's office f;1iled . lie missed Friday's 5 p.m. deadline by about 15 minutes . Mrs. Gibbs Is not officailly in the race. It was erroneously reported Saturday that the papers had been filed. She does not want to be in the race officially, unofficially or any other way. Today she told the tale of political intrigue that put her name in the headlines as a potential challenger to veteran Supervisor Baker. She sa)'s Atherton. even though he doesn't ltve in Baker's d is tr i ct, telephoned her several times over the past week , begging her to enter the race against Baker. "l never met the man befo;e," she said today. "But he called several times and told me this is the year for a woman to win. I said I wasn 't lnle[.ested . He insisted." Mrs . Gibbs, a psychology professor at Cal State, Ulng Beach, said she let the man talk, thinking nothing would come o( it. "On Friday, he arrived at my door. I was baking banana biead. He had the papers and asked where v.·e could get 30 signatures." Mrs. Gibbs, who is seeking rc-E:le<clion to the lluntington Beach City Council, (See GIBBS, Page 2J ' ' ' . .. Nine Oil States to Meet Wednesday on Embargo CAIRO (UPI) -Etm>tlt: rr.slclenj Anwar Sadat caDed Arab oil -... lotlttber today In a ..... to iron out dlllerences leodlilC lo a·delay In forma! talU "' lilting the pelnJleum embargo qalmt the United Slates. Nine Arab OU llates agreed to meet In Tripoli, Libya Wednesday to discuss the ~ after plans for full-scale talks In Cei111 -e down Sunday when °""" DllkN failed to Mid JtpieflellLltives. EoJ!tlan --olllciall Ald Sadat -tbe oil mlolll<n at the Westem--i wbere lie la on a ... Idle ·-No ~ of tbe IDlf!dq ... n111 ltldl. -t -p ,,. Ille ·EuPtlan and SUD AndilMt .. ID fawr -.,_ rolullC Illa oil ' 0 .. .. tbe lltlnll1on = .. -.... -'' .... UllJa """"" ' ' Tbe meeting with Sadat today ""' aueoded by mlnlsten from six Arab oil· producing nations and by envoys from the other thz:ee naUons to be represented In Tripoli. Egypt, anslous to repay the United States for Secretary' of Stat< Henry A. Kissinger's Middle East peace efforts, caned Sunday's ICISion of Arab oil ministers in Cairo. Oil · ministers from 5ix nal.ions - ElYJ>t. Saucll Arabia, .KuW11lt. Qator, Bahrain and Abu Dhabi -Showed up, but three Arab hardliners -AJaeria, Ubya and Syria -re!Uled to appear. Diplomatic ooun:es said Egypt lltd Saudi Arabia might have tried to IO«t a decision to cod the embargo &mday, but were persuaded by Kuwolt to wilt wtil lbe 'lrlpoU .-liq to preserve a -fl Arab trily. • Kuwaiti Oil Minister Abdel Rahman Alikl met with Sadat at the'deaert reoort and later praised the Egyptian leader for "pollt!cai wiadom and bis keen de!ire to preserve Arab solidarity." • The ministers held only informal conversations Sunday in a hotel .suite, never coming to the cooference ball where they were to meet. The Egyptian newspaper Al Akhbar said the minislers agreed at the dilCUSSions ")o tonskler the question of lifting the embargo on the-basis that the American attitude has changed and. that lack ol coolldence In America has been ·removed." • Diplomatlc -aald Algeria and Libya wert oppooed to ending the boycott, but the pooitloo ol llyria, • trlditionlJ hardliner 1 Wll uncertain (See SADAT, Po1e 1 • • ..... ............. TELLS NON-CANDIDACY Hun4t ...... '1 GIW.. • ? ,. . .. ~ • - --"~' l'll.01 • MondJy, March 11, 1974 DAILY PILOT 1 i I ' • I \ ' J \ •